Buka ea Mosebelisi ea Yeastar NeoGate TG800 8-Channel VoIP GSM Gateway

1. Selelekela

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, configuration, and operation of the Yeastar NeoGate TG800 8-Channel VoIP GSM Gateway. The TG800 is designed to bridge GSM networks with IP-based systems, enabling cost-effective communication solutions for homes and small offices.

Setšoantšo sa 1: Pele view of the Yeastar NeoGate TG800, showing the eight GSM antennas, Ethernet ports, and status indicator lights.

2. Seta

2.1 Likahare tsa Sephutheloana

Netefatsa hore lintho tsohle li teng ka har'a sephutheloana:

• Yeastar NeoGate TG800 Unit
• Adapter ea Matla
• Ethernet Cable
• GSM Antennas (8 units)
• Tataiso ea ho Kenya ka Potlako

2.2 Ho Kena ka Sebele

1. Hokela Antennas: Screw the eight GSM antennas onto the corresponding connectors on the rear panel of the TG800.
2. Kenya Likarete tsa SIM: Locate the SIM card slots on the front panel. Insert up to eight standard SIM cards into the slots, ensuring correct orientation.
3. Hokela Network Cable: Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the LAN port on the TG800 and the other end to your network router or switch.
4. Kopanya Matla: Connect the power adapter to the TG800's power input and then plug it into an electrical outlet. The device will power on automatically.

2.3 Tlhophiso ea Pele ea Marang-rang

By default, the TG800 obtains an IP address via DHCP. To access the web segokahanyo:

1. Identify the IP address assigned to the TG800 using your router's DHCP client list or a network scanning tool.
2. Bula a web browser and enter the IP address of the TG800.
3. Log in using the default username and password (refer to the Quick Installation Guide for default credentials).
4. Configure network settings (Static IP, DHCP Client, VLAN) as required for your network environment.

3. Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso

3.1 Web Sebopeho se Fetilengview

The web interface provides comprehensive control over the TG800's functions, including:

• Boemo: Monitor system status, GSM module status, and network connectivity.
• Trunks: Configure SIP and IAX2 trunks for connecting to IP PBXs or VoIP service providers.
• Call Routing: Set up inbound and outbound call routes between GSM and VoIP.
• GSM Settings: Manage SIM card settings, SMS, and USSD operations.
• Litlhophiso tsa Sistimi: Configure time, date, firmware updates, and user accounts.

3.2 Basic Call Functionality

Once configured, the TG800 facilitates calls between the GSM network and your VoIP system.

• Outbound Calls: Calls from your IP PBX or VoIP phones are routed through the TG800 to the GSM network based on configured outbound routes.
• Mehala e kenang: Calls received on the GSM SIM cards are routed through the TG800 to your IP PBX or specific VoIP extensions based on configured inbound routes.

4. Tlhokomelo

4.1 Lintlafatso tsa Firmware

Regularly check the Yeastar website for firmware updates. Updating the firmware ensures optimal performance, security, and access to new features.

1. Khoasolla firmware ea morao-rao file from the official Yeastar support portal.
2. Access the TG800 web segokahanyi.
3. Navigate to the System Settings > Firmware Upgrade section.
4. Kenya firmware e jarollotsoeng file and follow the on-screen instructions. Do not power off the device during the upgrade process.

4.2 Ho Hloekisa le Tlhokomelo

Boloka sesebelisoa se hloekile ebile se se na lerōle.

• Sebelisa lesela le bonolo, le omileng ho hlakola bokantle.
• Qoba ho sebelisa lintho tse hloekisang metsi kapa lintho tse chefo.
• Etsa bonnete ba hore ho na le moea o nepahetseng ho pota-pota sesebelisoa ho thibela mocheso o feteletseng.

5. Ho rarolla mathata

5.1 Mathata a Tloaelehileng le Litharollo

• Ha ho Matla:

  Netefatsa hore adaptara ea motlakase e hokahantsoe ka mokhoa o sireletsehileng le sesebelisoa le sokete ea motlakase e sebetsang.

• Ha ho Khokahano ea Marang-rang:

  Check the Ethernet cable connection. Verify network settings in the web interface. Confirm your router is assigning an IP address or that static IP settings are correct.

• GSM Modules Not Registering:

  Ensure SIM cards are correctly inserted and active. Check antenna connections. Verify GSM signal strength in the web interface. Contact your mobile operator if issues persist.
• Calls Not Connecting:

  Review SIP trunk configurations and call routing rules in the web interface. Check firewall settings on your network to ensure SIP/IAX2 ports are open.

5.2 Lipontšo tsa LED

Li-LED tsa phanele tse ka pele li fana ka tlhaiso-leseling ea boemo:

• Matla a LED: Solid green indicates power on.
• Sesebelisoa sa LED: Indicates system status (e.g., blinking for normal operation, solid for boot-up).
• LAN LED: Indicates Ethernet link status and activity.
• GSM Channel LEDs: Indicate the status of each GSM module (e.g., solid for registered, blinking for activity, off for unregistered).

6. Litlhaloso

7. Tiisetso le Tšehetso

7.1 Warranty ea Sehlahisoa

The Yeastar NeoGate TG800 is covered by a manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official Yeastar websebaka bakeng sa lintlha le lipehelo tse qaqileng tsa tiisetso. Boloka bopaki ba hau ba theko bakeng sa likopo tsa waranti.

7.2 Tšehetso ea Theknoloji

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or further inquiries, please contact Yeastar technical support through their official website. Online resources, including FAQs, knowledge bases, and forums, may also be available.

Yeastar Official Websebaka: www.yeastar.com