DISPOSED OF PRIOR TO ADVERTISING
VIDEO BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SOURCE IS NOT WORKING AT ALL
NOT WORTH SELLING
InnoMedia Multimedia Telephone (Multimedia Terminal)
Model: MTA 5410 (6AO)
Released to the market around 2005 - 2007
SIP Protocol
Primary function is to provide voice telephone services
Video, allowing use as a video phone, is available to the user BUT
External multimedia can be used via the rear inputs and also taken out to other external devices
Built in colour video camera or you can switch the video/audio source to external
FEATURES:
4" adjustable angle video screen
WAN connection can be:
DSL with PPPoE login
DSL without login
Cable modem Fixed IP
Intuitive menu navigation system - easy to use
Full user control setup, such as IP addresses, NAT, DHCP etc (I have taken a photograph of the menu structure so you have a better idea of functions available)
Phonebook etc
Display Contrast/Brightness controls
Video camera on-off
Video input and output sockets on the rear panel (RCA)
Audio input and output sockets on the rear panel (RCA)
Com Port
Network port to PC (if required but this unit will operate standalone)
Network port to WAN (this is where it talks to the wider internet)
ITEMS SUPPLIED:
InnoMedia SIP Telephone/Multimedia Device Model: MTA 5410 6A0
Power supply (240V wall plugpack style) rated to 2.2A (easily exceeds the requirements of this equipment)
User Manual - printed or on CD
Administrators Manual - printed or on CD
COSMETIC CONDITION:
Very clean although on the handset particularly there is some light "yellowing" due to age/cleaning with solvents in the past
The LCD has a small crack towards the top left hand side - this affects the clear shield over the LCD screen ONLY - the display is NOT AFFECTED
All labelling is clear and not worn.
TESTING:
This is a SIP protocol device, to test it properly you must already have SIP licensing setup with your network provider (ISP)
Just connecting to your ISP will not work, you must have a SIP account
There are many forums/sites of information about using these and many features, etc are common to all SIP protocol devices anyway
I DO NOT CURRENTLY HAVE A SIP ACCOUNT SETUP WITH MY NETWORK PROVIDER, ALL TESTING IS MADE "LOCAL"
I have removed and reset settings I used before
So to the testing....
Powers up and goes through a bootup sequence
Successfully boots and then goes into local mode, if you have enabled the camera you can see yourself in the display
NOTE: This is NOT a high resolution screen something around 240 or 320 but sufficient for basic video communications
The device now begins looking for the SIP provider, showing "SEARCHING" on the screen
It is at this point that I cannot continue, I have no SIP account currently - it just searches and searches ad infinitum
I used to have SIP access but discontinued the service. Check with your ISP if you don't already have a SIP account, its not a hard thing to organise.
I am offering this equipment to someone who likes to "tinker" with VOIP/SIP services - particularly as you can use it for multimedia communications not just voice.
So in a nutshell, this equipment is offered for the experimenter.
