1. Connect and Log in to Your Grandstream HT-486

   Follow the instructions that came with your Grandstream HT-486 to connect and log in to the device’s configuration console. The default password is “admin”, though this value may have been changed during installation.

2. Check the Advanced Settings

   To ensure that your Grandstream HT-486 is able to connect to the Localphone network, choose the “Advanced Settings” tab from the top navigation and ensure that the settings resemble the following:

3. Enter Your Localphone Account Details

   Choose the “FXS PORT1” tab from the top navigation. On the new page enter the following details to configure your Localphone account, leaving any others blank or as their default value:

   Setting	Value
   SIP Server	localphone.com
   SIP User ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate Password	[SIP Password]
   Name	[Full Name]

4. Check Your Configuration

   Now that you have configured your Grandstream HT-486 to work with your Localphone account, the form should resemble the following:

5. Save Your Settings and Reboot the Grandstream HT-486

   Use the “Update” button to store the new Localphone configuration, and restart your Grandstream HT-486 with the “Reboot” button.

Following the steps above, you should now be able to connect to Localphone and make and receive calls. For further information about configuring the Grandstream HT-486, or for help with troubleshooting, please see:

• Grandstream HT-486
• Grandstream FAQ

1. Connect and Log in to Your Grandstream GXP2000

   Follow the instructions that came with your Grandstream GXP2000 to connect and log in to the device’s configuration console.

2. Enter Your Localphone Account Details

   Choose the “Account 1” tab from the top navigation. On the new page enter the following details to configure your Localphone account, leaving any others blank or as their default value:

   Setting	Value
   Account Name	[Full Name]
   SIP Server	localphone.com
   SIP User ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate Password	[SIP Password]
   Name	[Full Name]

3. Check Your Configuration

   Now that you have configured your Grandstream GXP2000 to work with your Localphone account, the form should resemble the following:

4. Save Your Settings and Reboot the Grandstream GXP2000

   Use the “Update” button to store the new Localphone configuration, and restart your Grandstream GXP2000 with the “Reboot” button.

Following the steps above, you should now be able to connect to Localphone and make and receive calls. For further information about configuring the Grandstream GXP2000, or for help with troubleshooting, please see:

• Grandstream GXP2000

• Grandstream FAQ

You can find you SIP registration details under the VoIP section of your Localphone Dashboard.

The Grandstream BudgeTone BT-200 is a VoIP phone which lets you make cheap calls with with Localphone’s VoIP services, without the need for a traditional phone line. This guide describes how to configure the device to work with your Localphone account.

1. Connect and Log in to Your Grandstream BT-200

   Follow the instructions that came with your Grandstream BT-200 to connect and log in to the device’s configuration console.

2. Enter Your Localphone Account Details

   Choose the “Account” tab from the top navigation. On the new page enter the following details to configure your Localphone account, leaving any others blank or as their default value:

   Setting	Value
   Account Name	[Full Name]
   SIP Server	localphone.com
   SIP User ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate Password	[SIP Password]
   Name	[Full Name]

3. Check Your Configuration

   Now that you have configured your Grandstream BT-200 to work with your Localphone account, the form should resemble the following:

4. Save Your Settings and Reboot the Grandstream BT-200

   Use the “Update” button to store the new Localphone configuration, and restart your Grandstream BT-200 with the “Reboot” button.

Following the steps above, you should now be able to connect to Localphone and make and receive calls. For further information about configuring the Grandstream BT-200, or for help with troubleshooting, please see:

• Grandstream BT-200

• Grandstream FAQ

This guide is provided for assistance. If you discover any errors in this page, please send us your comments and we will update the guide as soon as possible.

You can find you SIP registration details under the VoIP section of your Localphone Dashboard.

The Grandstream BudgeTone BT-100 is a VoIP phone which lets you make cheap calls with with Localphone’s VoIP services, without the need for a traditional phone line. This guide describes how to configure the device to work with your Localphone account.

1. Connect and Log in to Your Grandstream BT-100

   Follow the instructions that came with your Grandstream BT-100 to connect and log in to the device’s configuration console.

2. Enter Your Localphone Account Details

   Choose the “Account 1” tab from the top navigation. On the new page enter the following details to configure your Localphone account, leaving any others blank or as their default value:

   Setting	Value
   Account Name	[Full Name]
   SIP Server	localphone.com
   SIP User ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate ID	[SIP ID]
   Authenticate Password	[SIP Password]
   Name	[Full Name]

3. Check Your Configuration

   Now that you have configured your Grandstream BT-100 to work with your Localphone account, the form should resemble the following:

4. Save Your Settings and Reboot the Grandstream BT-100

   Use the “Update” button to store the new Localphone configuration, and restart your Grandstream BT-100 with the “Reboot” button.

Following the steps above, you should now be able to connect to Localphone and make and receive calls. For further information about configuring the Grandstream BT-100, or for help with troubleshooting, please see:

• Grandstream BT-100

• Grandstream FAQ

This guide is provided for assistance. If you discover any errors in this page, please send us your comments and we will update the guide as soon as possible.