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Possible Network Configurations
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Chapter 7
2- A Broadband (DSL or Cable) Modem Only
This scenario is where a Broadband connection is available for use exclusively by the Sorenson
VP-200 (that is, no PCs or other devices will be connected to the Broadband modem).
Recommended Procedure
Many ISPs act as DHCP servers and will dynamically assign a public IP address whenever the
modem requests one. If your ISP has a DHCP server, select the Automatically obtain IP
address checkbox on the Network Address screen. By choosing this option, you will not be
required to know the IP address, Gateway, Subnet Mask, or DNS numbers because these fields
will all be automatically filled by the DHCP server.
If your ISP does not provide DHCP service, you will have to enter numbers in all of the fields on
the Network Address screen. In this case, you will have to get the IP address, Subnet Mask,
Gateway, and DNS numbers from your ISP. This information will most likely have been provided
to you on a written statement from the ISP at the time your contract started with the ISP.
Potential Issues
The Sorenson VP-200 requires a “Public” (also called a “Static”) IP address to properly function.
If your ISP acts as a NAT (which means that it uses “Private” IP addresses), you have to request
that your ISP provide you with a “Public” (“Static”) IP address for use with the Sorenson VP-200.
3- A Broadband Modem, One PC, and a Hub
This is a common scenario found in a home or home office. One PC is connected to a
Broadband modem (DSL or Cable) but without a router/gateway. The VP-200 must be
connected to the modem and the PC through a network “hub” in order to work.
Recommended Procedure
If you will not be using a home router/gateway, you must request an additional “Public” (“Static”)
IP address from your ISP (that is, one in addition to the one assigned to your PC). With a
second Public (Static) IP address, the videophone can be made “visible” to the Internet. Your
ISP can either give you a “Static” IP address to be used with the VP-200 or allow you to
dynamically request a new “Private” IP address through DHCP each time it makes a new
connection to the Internet. Follow the specific instructions given under the “Broadband (DSL or
Cable) Modem Only” heading, above, depending on what your ISP supports.
Because most Broadband modems have only one Ethernet port, it will be necessary to install an
Ethernet hub between the modem and the rest of the network. Using an Ethernet cable, connect
the modem’s Ethernet port to the applicable WAN port on the hub. Then, plug the Ethernet
cables from the PC and the Sorenson VP-200 into any available local port on the hub.
If obtaining an additional Public IP address is not an option, the best solution is to use a router.
Refer to the “Local (Home) Router/Gateway” heading on the previous page for detailed
instructions.
- Sorenson VP-200 1
- Copyright Statement 2
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 - Using the Video Center 4
- Introduction 7
- About This User Guide 8
- VP-200 Features 9
- VP-200 Package Contents 10
- Getting Technical Support 11
- Chapter 1 12
- A Quick Look 13
- VP-200 Wiring Connections 15
- VP-200 Indicator Lights 16
- VP-200 LED Details 17
- About the Remote Control 18
- Remote Control Buttons 19
- Chapter 2 20
- # Area or Button Description 20
- Quick Look 21
- Setting Up the VP-200 22
- The Home Screen 24
- Home Screen Icons 25
- The On-Screen Keyboard 27
- Deleting Characters 28
- Navigating Through Screens 29
- Choosing a Video Display Mode 32
- Full-Screen View 33
- Dual-Window View 35
- Using Video Privacy 36
- About Your Videophone Numbers 38
- Getting a Direct VP Number 39
- Making Calls 45
- Answering Calls 47
- Call-Waiting 48
- Making Calls 49
- To answer an incoming 49
- Chapter 3 50
- To switch back to the call 52
- Missed Calls 54
- Screen Saver 55
- Dialing Methods 56
- Making a Sorenson VRS Call 57
- To make an SVRS call from 58
- To exit the Hold Queue: 59
- To make a Voice Carry 60
- Over (SVRS VCO) call: 60
- Calling Another Videophone 61
- To dial by IP Address: 62
- If the call is not answered: 62
- To dial a saved number: 63
- Redialing Numbers 65
- Reviewing Call History 66
- Received Calls Screen Details 67
- To see a list of all your 68
- Dialed calls: 68
- Dialed Calls Screen Details 69
- Call Details Dialog 70
- Call Details Dialog Details 70
- To see a list of your 71
- Missed calls: 71
- Missed Calls Screen Details 72
- Using Contacts 73
- To dial a Contact: 74
- Contacts Screen Details 75
- To add a new Contact: 76
- Add Contact Screen Details 77
- To edit a Contact: 78
- Edit Contact Screen Details 79
- To delete a Contact: 80
- To request free Moving 81
- Assistance: 81
- Contacts Icons 82
- Contacts Icons Details 83
- Video Center 85
- New Home Screen Features 87
- Playing Back Videos 93
- Full Screen Playback Mode 96
- Restarting a Video 99
- Exiting Playback 100
- Using the Video Center 101
- Chapter 4 102
- Deleting Videos 103
- Responding to a Video 106
- More About SignMail Videos 107
- Using the 111
- Connection Wizard 111
- Chapter Overview 112
- Checking Wiring Connections 113
- Running the Connection Wizard 114
- 2- Network Screen 115
- Network Screen Details 116
- 3- Starting Videophone Screen 117
- 4- Check for Updates 118
- 5- Account Selection Screen 119
- Chapter 5 120
- 7- Setup Complete Screen 121
- Configuration 123
- Settings 123
- Reference 123
- Configuration Settings 125
- To open the Settings 125
- Chapter 6 126
- Personal Screen Reference 132
- General Preferences Screen 133
- Feature Description 134
- Incoming Call Settings Screen 135
- User Identity Settings Screen 137
- SignMail Alerts Screen 140
- SignMail Alerts Details 141
- Device Screen Reference 142
- About Your Sorenson VP-200 143
- Time Zone Settings Screen 145
- VCO Default Settings Screen 146
- Video Settings Screen 148
- Video Settings Screen Details 149
- Network Screen Reference 150
- IP Address Settings Screen 151
- Network Speed Settings Screen 155
- Ports Screen 157
- Location Screen Reference 158
- 911 Location Info Screen 159
- 911 Location Info Dialog 161
- Internet 163
- Connectivity 163
- Problems 163
- Internet Problems 165
- Recommended Procedure 165
- Inbound Ports Outbound Ports 165
- Chapter 7 166
- Potential Issues 166
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