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4.1

Introduction

The SAGEM F@st™ 3202 offers you an integrated telephony over ADSL service.

You can phone via the Internet (Voice over IP telephony) using your conventional telephone set.

Consult your service provider for how to enable and use the telephony

over ADSL service on your SAGEM F@st™ 3202.

The SAGEM F@st

TM

3202 interface can be used to connect conventional terminals:

±

Telephone sets (compliant with ETSI TBR21 and ITU-T Q.552 and France Telecom

specification ST/PAA/TPA/STP/1063 and the TNR-G specification).

The interface supports only tone dialling sets.

Pulse dialling terminals are not supported.

Recent terminals can support both types of dialling. If such is the case,

check that they are set up for tone dialling.

4.2

Connecting an analogue telephone

Many analogue telephones have their own specific lead; it is therefore

preferable to connect them to the SAGEM F@st

TM

3202 via their own lead.

Use the adapter supplied with your SAGEM F@st

TM

3202.

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4.3

Operation of the telephony over ADSL service

The telephony over ADSL service available on the Residential Gateway is signalled by the

following parameters:

¾

"

" LED lit,

¾

Dial tone different from the one on a telephone connected to the conventional switched

telephone network (PSTN).

The calls received on the sets connected to the Residential Gateway are from the telephony

over ADSL network. Calls originating directly from the switched telephone network (PSTN) will

not ring the telephone sets connected to the Residential Gateway.

In this case, all the calls made from the sets connected to the Residential Gateway are routed

over the telephony over ADSL network, apart from calls to the following numbers:

•

15

: Ambulance,

•

17

: Police,

•

18

: Fire,

•

112

: Europen emergency call,

•

115

: Social emergency,

•

119

: Child abuse.

All these emergency numbers are directly routed over the conventional switched telephone

network (PSTN).

4.4

If the telephony over ADSL service is unavailable

Telephony over ADSL may not be available on the Residential Gateway for one of the following

reasons:

¾

The Residential Gateway is powered down (all the LEDs are off),

¾

The ADSL line is not synchronised,

¾

The PPPoA or PPPoE link is not set up,

¾

The telephony over ADSL subscription is not activated,

¾

The Internet service provider's service is not available.

If the telephony over ADSL service is unavailable, the telephones connected to the Residential

Gateway switch over to the switched telephone network (PSTN) and behave like analogue

telephones. The "

" LED is off.

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5. Configuring your Residential Gateway

This section

¾

access to the home screen

§ 5.1

covers

¾

recommendations for the use of the configuration screens

§ 5.2

¾

activation/deactivation of optional services

§.5.3

¾

access to information

§ 5.4

¾

your Residential Gateway's

"Basic"

configuration menu

§ 5.5

¾

your Residential Gateway's

"Advanced"

configuration

menu

§ 5.6

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5.1

Accessing the home screen

To configure your SAGEM F@st

TM

3202 Residential Gateway, connect it to a

USB

port or to the

Ethernet

network card on your computer. Configuration can also be carried out by connecting

your computer to the Residential Gateway via the

wireless network

(WiFi).

If you use a USB lead, connect it to the slave USB type B port, the socket of which is marked

USB

.

If you use your Ethernet network card to configure your Residential Gateway, connect it to the

Ethernet port, the socket of which is marked

ETH1

(

).

Your Residential Gateway is then configured via a simple Internet browser (for example Internet

Explorer).

To access this function, you need to have configured the Ethernet or USB interface or

the wireless network function on your computer using the installation CD supplied

with your LiveBox.

The SAGEM F@st

TM

3202's DHCP server function is enabled by default with a range

of addresses dependent on the interface used, as indicated in section 5.5.2.

1

Double click the configuration icon

created on the desktop after installing

the equipment.

or

1

In the

Start

menu, select

Programs

and the following screen appears.

Left click on

LiveBox / LiveBox

Configuration

.