SIP Conference Phone - Spider Set-up by VoIP Supply

Our partners over at VoIP Supply put together these great videos to show you our SIP Conference Phone (MT505), what’s included in packaging, and how easy it is to set up and use! For additional information, visit the MT505 product page on the VoIP Supply website.

 

About Spider SIP Conference Phone (MT505)

The Spider SIP Conference Phone delivers top class performance accompanied by unmatched versatility to make it the perfect audio device for your organization. The Spider is ideal for boardrooms, conference rooms and executive offices.

The Phoenix Audio Spider SIP Conference Phone uses SIP telephony & USB soft codec connectivity to address both video conferencing and audio conference meetings. The Spider also supports a three way call bridge between both interfaces to provide maximum flexibility. This SIP Conference phone uses unparalleled daisy chaining capabilites to up to 14 slave units to cover any size conference room.

 

In this video, Brand Manager, Beth Krohn, unboxes the SIP Conference Phone, MT505, in the VoIP Supply Lab. (For a full transcript, scroll down.)​

 

In this video, Senior VoIP Engineer, Marc Spehalski, sets up the MT505 with one of the phone systems in the VoIP Lab to make a test call! (For a full transcript, scroll down.)

Full Transcripts:

Phoenix Audio Spider MT505 Unboxing | VoIP Supply

Hi, I’m Beth Krohn, Brand Manager at VoIP Supply, and today we are going to be unboxing the Phoenix Audio Spider MT 505 conference phone.

Okay, there’s a few informational cards in here, the User Manual. Lets take a look at these boxes. It looks like these are some international adaptors, this is all your cabling network, networking cables, sorry. It looks like you have some Ethernet, and some USB cables here. And last but not lease, it looks like you have your IT power supply as well. Lets take a look at the unit. Nice packaging comes in a cloth bag it looks like. Alright, so this is the console.

Alright, so lets take a look at the ports on the back of the MT 505. So, moving from left to right, to begin with you have your Ethernet connecter, your DC power connector, your USB port, 3.5-millimeter jack, and also your daisy chain down link port. Alright, so now that we have taken a look at the ports, lets actually power on the device. So, instead of using this power adaptor, in the VoIP Supply lab we’re going to utilize our Power Over Ethernet connection.

Alright, and it just sounds like it’s coming online. Alright, so now that the device is fully powered on, lets review the display. So, featuring on the front we obviously have the display window, you have your three function buttons, your up and down arrows, your menu button, you have a mute button, your call in and your send button, as well as, the four microphone array at the top of the unit.

Alright, so this wraps up are unboxing of the Phoenix Audio MT 505 Spider conferencing phone, don’t forget about some of the other great functions and features of this product including it’s ability to be daisy chained to up to fourteen units, noise reduction capabilities and also echo cancelation.

Any Phoenix Audio product is available from VoIP Supply, so feel free to swing on over to our website at www.VoIPSupply.com or give us a call today at 1-800-398-VoIP. Again, my name is Beth Krohn, Brand Manager at VoIP Supply, and thank you for watching.

Setting Up The Phoenix Audio Spider MT505 | VoIP Supply

HI, welcome back to the VoIP Supply Lab. My name is Marc Spehalski, Senior VoIP Engineer at VoIP Supply. Today, we are going to talk a little bit more about the Phoenix Audio MT505 conference phone. You’ve already seen the unboxing, so now, we are going to register it to one of our phone systems, and place some test calls.

Before we can register our conference phone to our phone system, we first need to find the IP address. Fist tap on the keypad, click on settings, scroll down to “information”, hit enter, and that information will be right on the top of the screen.

So, I’ve already built an extension in Free PBX. We’ll use extension seven thirty four. Next, log into your phone using the IP address we found in the menu. Use default credentials “admin” and “one, two, three, four.” Click on “quick setup”, enter your SIP information, leave the rest as default, and enter your SIP credentials. And that’s it!

Now that our Phoenix Audio MT505 Spider conference phone is registered to our phone system, lets place and test an outbound call…

“It’s a great day at VoIP Supply, this is Jeff.”

“Hey Jeff, this is Marc calling from the MT505, how do you hear me?”

“It sounds real great! Its real crystal clear, good audio.”

“Alright, thanks a lot Jeff.”

“Okay, thanks, have a good one.”

“Bye.”

As you can see, it’s really easy and a simple process to get the conference phone registered on a phone system. It’s a really unique phone system with the lighting, and we all love it here at VoIP Supply.

If you have any questions regarding the conference phone, please contact us at VoIP Supply dot com, or eight hundred, three nine eight, VoIP.

Again, I’m Marc Spehalski, Senior VoIP Engineer at VoIP Supply. Thanks for watching. VoIP Supply is a leading Internet retailer of voice over IP hardware, with over one hundred and twenty-five thousand customers worldwide. Click subscribe to stay up to date on the latest from VoIP Supply and VoIP technology. Thanks for watching.

 

 

About VoIP Supply

Since 2002 VoIP Supply has delivered unparalleled service and expertise to over 125,000 customers worldwide. Featuring the most robust VoIP specific product catalog the contains over 5,000 products from over 60 of the industry’s leading manufacturers, at VoIP Supply you will find everything you need for VoIP.