Hough, Linden wrote:
Yes, I have a GS102 and you just plug it into your hub. It will get an address from DHCP if you have DHCP set up on your LAN. You can then get the address off the phone by hitting MENU - Down Arrow - Menu after it boots. You can then put the address into a web browser and configure the phone via its web interface. Much easier than the buttons. Mine did not come with a manual in the box, but the PDF is available at Grandstreams website.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 12:53 PM
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] TDM-400P and Grandstream Question
Hello All,
Well, I have finally gotten my TDM-400P card with 1 FXO, and 1 FXS port along with my Grandstream 102 IP telephone and installed it in my test server so that I can do a little work with Asterisk.
I am a little confused about something and i hope some one can clear things up for me.
If I understand correctly the GS102 IP phone can just simply connect to my 10/100 hub and I can configure it to a server, right?
Also, the TDM400P card will allow me to connect an Analog telephone to the Asterisk server as well? But if that is the case then why does it appear that the TDM400P card has RJ45 jacks when I thought that analog telephones have RJ11 jacks. Do I need some type of adapter?
Thanks to everyone that has been so helpful. Lonnie
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