Wi-Fi IP-телефоны Yealink
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Android 9.0, 7-дюймовый сенсорный экран (1024×600), поддержка: проводная гарнитура, беспроводная гарнитура / трубка BTH58 в комплекте и CAM50 (не входит в комплект); HD-звук, функции внутренней связи, Bluetooth 4.2 и 2.4G / 5G Wi-Fi, 16 учетных записей VoIP, поддержка до 3х консолей EXP50
Android 9.0, 7-дюймовый сенсорный экран (1024×600), поддержка: проводная гарнитура, беспроводная гарнитура / трубка BTH58 в комплекте и CAM50 в комплекте; HD-звук, функции внутренней связи, Bluetooth 4.2 и 2.4G / 5G Wi-Fi, 16 учетных записей VoIP, поддержка до 3х консолей EXP50
Yealink T53/T53W Wi-Fi Network Connection and Management
The Wi-Fi function of the Yealink T53/53W allows you to enjoy SIP connectivity without network cables. This reduces clutter, lets you easily move the phone around, or serves when a network port is unavailable or in offices with a Wi-Fi only network.
Note that the phone is POE compatible. Meaning it can receive power from the Ethernet cable that provides the network connectivity. If you are not using an Ethernet cable you will need to use the power supply that came with your phone.
The Yealink T53W comes with a built-in Wi-Fi component, but to use Wi-Fi on a Yealink T53 you would need to purchase the Yealink WF40 or WF50 Wi-Fi USB dongle and plug it in the USB port on the back of the phone.
All the following Wi-Fi options can also be configured via the web user interface by s electing the Network tab on the top and Wi-Fi from the side panel.
Activating /Deactivating Wi-Fi and Scanning for Networks
When the WF40/50 Wi-Fi dongle is plugged into the USB port, the phone prompts you to scan for wireless networks.Press OK to activate Wi-Fi mode and scan for Wi-Fi devices automatically.
On the T53W or if you have turned off Wi-Fi you can activate it manually:
The phone scans for available wireless networks in your area.
If you want to deactivate Wi-Fi follow the same steps but simply select Off from the Wi-Fi field.
Available vs Known Networks
Once Wi-Fi is activated two new options will appear and you should note the distinction between them:
- X Available Network(s) (X is the number of available networks) are networks found in reception range from the phone that it can establish a connection with
Connecting to a Wireless Network
When you connect to a Wi-Fi network in the Available Networks list, its profile is saved in the Known Networks list. The phone will automatically connect to this network, or the one with the highest priority on the list, the next time Wi-Fi is enabled.
You can also connect to wireless networks manually in one of three ways: manual connection, Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), and manually adding a wireless network.
To manually connect to a wireless network:
If there are no available wireless networks, press the Scan soft key to search for networks and then select X Available Network(s).
For information about the wireless network password, please contact your system administrator.
If you want to disconnect from any network simply follow the same steps to select it and press the Disconnect soft key.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) provides a simplified mechanism to configure secured wireless networks.
Keep in mind that when WPS is activated it exposes your router to uninvited connections and is considered less secure than other Wi-Fi authentication protocols. It is advised you disable WPS on your router when it is not being used.
Two methods are supported for Wi-Fi protected setup:
- Push Button Configuration (PBC): The user has to enable WPS on the phone and the wireless router.
To connect to a wireless network using the PBC method:
The connection will be available for 2 minutes.
To connect to a wireless network using the PIN method:
The screen prompts “Please input below PIN code on your Wi-Fi router and press OK to connect: xxx” (xxx represents the PIN code you have to enter.)
You will generally find these options under the Wireless or WPS tab or section of the web interface, but this may vary by brand or model. For more information please refer to the documentation of your wireless router.
Manually Adding a Wireless Network
If the SSID broadcast option of your wireless router is disabled, the router’s Wi-Fi network might not appear in the phone’s scanning results.
In that case, you need to either enable SSID broadcast or manually add a wireless network.
To manually add a wireless network:
- If your router has security enabled, select the same security type in the Security Mode pull-down list –WEP, WPA, WPS2-PSK, or 802.1x EAP.
If the router’s security is not enabled select None.
Viewing Wireless Network Information
You can view the details of available networks or the ones you are already connected to.
To view wireless network information do one of the following:
Select X Available Network(s) (X is the number of available networks).
Press the Detail soft key to view the wireless network information (e.g., Profile Name, SSID or Signal Strength).
Once the phone has been connected to a wireless network successfully, the network profile will be saved in the Known Network(s) list. The list can hold up to five profiles. If you want to add a new profile when the list is full you need to delete the oldest profile first.
The next time you enable Wi-Fi, the phone will automatically connect to the wireless network which has the highest priority. You can manually select a different network from the Known Network(s) list or connect to a new network as described above.
To manage known network(s):
- Select Edit to edit the desired profile fields and select Save.
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Yealink SIP-T46U – Wi-Fi Network Connection and Management
The Wi-Fi function of the Yealink T46U allows you to enjoy SIP connectivity without network cables. This reduces clutter, lets you easily move the phone around, or serves when a network port is unavailable or in offices with a Wi-Fi only network.
Note that the phone is POE compatible. Meaning it can receive power from the Ethernet cable that provides the network connectivity. If you are not using an Ethernet cable you will need to use the power supply that came with your phone.
To use Wi-Fi on your T46U phone you need to purchase the Yealink WF50 Wi-Fi USB dongle and plug it in the USB port on the back of the phone.
All the following Wi-Fi options can also be configured via the web user interface by s electing the Network tab on the top and Wi-Fi from the side panel.
Activating /Deactivating Wi-Fi and Scanning for Networks
When the WF40/50 Wi-Fi dongle is plugged in the USB port, the phone prompts you to scan for wireless networks. Press the OK soft key to activate Wi-Fi mode and scan for Wi-Fi devices automatically.
If you cancel the automatic scanning or have turned off Wi-Fi you can activate it manually:
Press 
or 
or the Switch soft key to select On from the Wi-Fi field.
The phone scans for available wireless networks in your area.
If you want to deactivate Wi-Fi follow the same steps but simply select Off from the Wi-Fi field.
Available vs Known Networks
Once Wi-Fi is activated two new options will appear and you should note the distinction between them:
- X Available Network(s) (X is the number of available networks) are networks found in reception range from the phone that it can establish a connection with
Connecting to a Wireless Network
When you connect to a Wi-Fi network in the Available Networks list, its profile is saved in the Known Networks list. The phone will automatically connect to this network, or the one with the highest priority on the list, the next time Wi-Fi is enabled.
You can also connect to wireless networks manually in one of three ways: manual connection, Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), and manually adding a wireless network.
To manually connect to a wireless network:
Press 
or 
to highlight X Available Network(s) (X is the number of available networks) and press the Enter soft key.
For information about the password of the wireless network, please contact your system admin.
If the connection is successful appears after the name of the wireless network.
Also the name of the network appears next to the Wi-Fi status field on the main Wi-Fi menu and the Wi-Fi icon () appears on the status bar.
If you want to disconnect from any Wi-Fi network simply follow the same steps to select it and press the Disconnect soft key.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) provides a simplified mechanism to configure secured wireless networks.
Keep in mind that when WPS is activated it exposes your router to uninvited connections and is considered less secure than other Wi-Fi authentication protocols. It is advised you disable WPS on your router when it is not being used.
Two methods are supported for Wi-Fi protected setup:
- Push Button Configuration (PBC):The user has to enable WPS on the phone and the wireless router.
To connect to a wireless network using the PBC method:
To connect to a wireless network using the PIN method:
The screen prompts “Please input below PIN code on your Wi-Fi router and press OK to connect: xxx” (xxx represents the PIN code you have to enter.)
You will generally find these options under theWireless or WPS tab or section of the web interface, but this may vary by brand or model. For more information please refer to the documentation of your wireless router.
Manually Adding a Wireless Network
If the SSID broadcast option of your wireless router is disabled, the router’s Wi-Fi network might not appear in the phone’s scanning results.
In that case, you need to either enable SSID broadcast or manually add a wireless network.
To manually add a wireless network:
Press or to highlight Known Network(s) and press the Add soft key.
- If your router has security enabled, select the same security type in the Security Mode pull-down list –WEP, WPA, WPS2-PSK, or 802.1x EAP.
If the router’s security is not enabled select None.
Viewing Wireless Network Information
To view wireless network information do one of the following:
Press or to highlight X Available Network(s) (X is the number of available networks) and press the Enter soft key.
Press 
or 
or to highlight the desired wireless network.
Press the Detail soft key to view the wireless network information (e.g., Profile Name, SSID or Signal Strength).
Once the phone has been connected to a wireless network successfully, the network profile will be saved in the Known Network(s) list. The list can hold up to five profiles. If you want to add a new profile when the list is full you need to delete the oldest profile first.
The next time you enable Wi-Fi, the phone will automatically connect to the wireless network which has the highest priority. You can manually select a different network from the Known Network(s) list or connect to a new network as described above.
To manage known network(s):
- Select Edit to edit the desired profile fields and select Save .
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