Grandstream HT812 2-Port Analog Telephone Adapter with Gigabit NAT Router User Manual

1. Folasaga

The Grandstream HT812 is a powerful 2-port Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) designed for users seeking to convert traditional analog phones into Voice over IP (VoIP) devices. It features two FXS ports for connecting analog telephones and dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, including a built-in NAT router capable of handling routing speeds up to 100Mbps. This device supports 2 SIP profiles and incorporates advanced security encryption technologies like TLS and SRTP to protect calls and accounts, ensuring secure and reliable communication.

This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper installation, configuration, and operation of your HT812 device.

2. Mea i totonu o le afifi

Fa'amolemole fa'amaonia o lau afifi o lo'o i ai mea nei:

• Grandstream HT812 Analog Telephone Adapter
• Fetuuna'i Malosiaga Lautele
• Uaea Ethernet
• Quick Installation Guide (This document serves as the comprehensive user manual)

3. Ova Faaletinoview

Familiarize yourself with the ports and indicators on the HT812 device.

Ata 1: Luma view of the Grandstream HT812, showing the power, phone line 1, phone line 2, internet, and LAN indicator lights.

Ata 2: Tua view of the Grandstream HT812, displaying the power input, reset button, two LAN ports (blue), and two FXS phone ports (green).

Ata 3: Fa'afagoto view of the Grandstream HT812, showcasing its compact design and port layout from a side perspective.

4. Seti ma Fa'apipi'i

4.1 Connecting the HT812

1. Fa'afeso'ota'i le uaea Ethernet:
   • Connect the blue LAN port on the HT812 to your internet router or switch using an Ethernet cable.
   • If using the HT812 as a router, connect your modem to the blue WAN port and your local network devices to the blue LAN port.
2. Connect Analog Phones:
   • Connect your analog telephone(s) to the green FXS ports (labeled 1 and 2) on the HT812 using standard RJ11 phone cables.
3. Fesoʻotaʻi le Mana:
   • Connect the power adapter to the DC 12V power input on the HT812 and then plug it into a power outlet.
   • The power indicator light on the front panel should illuminate.

4.2 Avanoa i le Web Fetuunaiga o Faʻamatalaga

To configure the HT812, you need to access its web atina'e:

1. Determine the IP Address:
   • Connect an analog phone to FXS port 1.
   • vili *** (three asterisks) to access the IVR menu.
   • When prompted, dial 02 to hear the device's current IP address.
   • Alternatively, check your router's DHCP client list for a device named "Grandstream" or by its MAC address (found on the bottom of the HT812).
2. Ulufale i totonu:
   • Tatala a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the HT812.
   • Enter the IP address obtained in step 1 into the browser's address bar (e.g., http://192.168.1.100).
   • Ole igoa ole igoa ole pule ma o le upu faataga faaletonu o le pule (or found on the physical device label).

4.3 Faʻafouina Firmware

It is highly recommended to update the device firmware to the latest version for optimal performance and security.

1. Ulufale i totonu o le web faʻatulagaina faʻatasi.
2. Fa'asaga i Maintenance > Upgrade and Provisioning.
3. Set "Upgrade Via" to HTTP.
4. Ulufale firmware.grandstream.com in the "Firmware Server Path" field.
5. Kiliki Talosaga i le pito i lalo o le itulau.
6. Toe fa'afou le masini mai le web fa'aoga (Maintenance > Reboot) or by power cycling. The device will download and install the latest firmware. This process may take several minutes.

4.4 SIP Account Configuration

To make and receive calls, you need to configure your SIP account details provided by your VoIP service provider.

1. Ulufale i totonu o le web faʻatulagaina faʻatasi.
2. Fa'asaga i Profile 1 (or the relevant profile for your service).
3. Configure the following settings based on your VoIP provider's information:
   • Primary SIP Server: Enter your provider's SIP server address (e.g., sip.yourprovider.com).
   • SIP Faʻaoga ID: Your SIP username or phone number.
   • ID fa'amaoni: Your SIP authentication ID (often the same as SIP User ID).
   • Numera e le iloa e sesi: Your SIP account password.
   • Ensure "SIP Registration" is set to Ioe.
4. Kiliki Talosaga ae te'i ane Toe fai le masini.
5. After reboot, check the phone line indicator lights on the front panel. A solid blue light indicates successful SIP registration.

5. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

5.1 Faia ma Mauaina Valaau

Once your SIP account is registered, you can use your analog phone connected to the HT812 just like a regular phone line.

• Fai se Valaau: Pick up the handset, wait for a dial tone, and dial the desired phone number.
• Mauaina o se Valaau: A tatagi le telefoni, tago i le telefonipoto e tali.

5.2 NAT Router Functionality

The HT812 includes a built-in NAT router. When connected to your modem, it can provide network access to other devices connected to its LAN port. This functionality allows for efficient network management and can handle routing speeds up to 100Mbps.

5.3 Vaega Malupuipuia

The HT812 supports advanced security protocols to protect your communications:

• TLS (Transport Layer Security): Encrypts SIP signaling to prevent eavesdropping and tampsese.
• SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol): Encrypts the voice data itself, ensuring privacy during calls.

These features can be configured within the web interface under the relevant SIP profile faatulagaga.

6. Tausiga

6.1 Fa'afouga Firmware

Regularly checking for and applying firmware updates is crucial for maintaining the security, stability, and performance of your HT812. Refer to section 4.3 for detailed instructions on how to update the firmware.

6.2 Tausiga masini

• Taofi le masini i se nofoaga malūlū ma mago, ʻaloʻese mai le susulu saʻo o le la ma le vevela tele.
• Aloese mai le tu'uina atu o le masini ile vai po'o le susu.
• Fa'amamā le masini i se ie vaivai ma mago. Aua le fa'aaogaina ni vaila'au fa'amamā vai po'o ni vaila'au e fa'amamā ai.

7. Faʻafitauli

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your Grandstream HT812.

7.1 Leai se leo vili

• Siaki le Malosi: Ensure the power adapter is securely connected and the power indicator light on the HT812 is on.
• Check Phone Connection: Verify that the analog phone is correctly plugged into one of the green FXS ports.
• Check SIP Registration: The phone line indicator light for the connected port should be solid blue. If it's off or blinking, the SIP account may not be registered. Review your SIP configuration in the web interface (Section 4.4).
• Feso'ota'iga Feso'ota'iga: Ensure the HT812 is connected to the internet and has a valid IP address. Check the internet indicator light.

7.2 Cannot Make or Receive Calls

• Resitalaina o le SIP: Confirm that your SIP account is successfully registered (solid blue phone line indicator).
• So'oga Initaneti: Verify that your internet connection is active and stable.
• Firewall/NAT Issues: If you are behind a firewall, ensure that the necessary VoIP ports (typically UDP 5060 for SIP and UDP 10000-20000 for RTP) are open or that NAT traversal settings are correctly configured in the HT812 web feso'ota'iga.
• Dial Plan: Check the dial plan configuration in the web interface to ensure it matches your dialing habits and service provider requirements.

7.3 Web Interface Inaccessible

• tuatusi IP: Reconfirm the HT812's IP address using the IVR menu (dial ***02 from a connected phone) or your router's DHCP client list.
• Feso'ota'iga feso'ota'iga: Ensure your computer is on the same local network as the HT812.
• Fa'ailoga Fa'atonu: If you forgot your password, you might need to perform a factory reset (see Section 7.4).

7.4 Toe Seti Falegaosimea

A factory reset will restore all settings to their default values. This should be a last resort for troubleshooting.

1. With the HT812 powered on, use a paperclip or a similar pointed object to press and hold the TOE FAI button (located on the rear panel, see Figure 2) for approximately 7 seconds.
2. Release the button when the indicator lights start to flash rapidly.
3. The device will reboot with factory default settings. You will need to reconfigure all settings, including SIP accounts and network parameters.

8. Fa'amatalaga

9. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

9.1 Oloa Tuutuuga

Grandstream products are covered by a limited warranty. For detailed warranty information, please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official Grandstream webnofoaga.

9.2 Lagolago Fa'ainisinia

If you encounter issues that cannot be resolved using the troubleshooting steps in this manual, please contact Grandstream technical support. You can find support resources, FAQs, and contact information on the official Grandstream webnofoaga: www.grandstream.com/support.