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How to connect to Wi-Fi on the LINKVIL by Fanvil W611W Portable Wi-Fi Phone

Wi-Fi phones are telecom devices that are equipped with the capability to connect to the internet through a WiFi network. When using these devices, you are able to make phone calls and receive and/or send messages through a WiFi connection. 

Wi-Fi calling is a voice service that lets users place and receive calls over the Internet through WLAN (wireless local access network), as opposed to using a cellular signal, so it doesn’t need to rely on the network of cell towers. 

Fanvil, a leading global audio and video VoIP device provider, recently announced the launch of a new sub-brand LINKVIL to produce wireless unified communication products. With Wi-Fi phones becoming more popular, Fanvil has recently released a phone specifically designed for the wireless communication needs of a mobile office, the LINKVIL by Fanvil W611W Portable Wi-Fi Phone.

The LINKVIL by Fanvil W611W Portable Wi-Fi Phone is a portable, elegant Wi-Fi phone that is light and portable, suitable for one-hand holding, and can be used for mobile offices anytime and anywhere. The W611W has built-in dual-band 2.4G & 5G Wi-Fi, supports the latest WiFi6 protocol, supports fast roaming, and is widely used in various wireless network environments. 

Users can connect to Wi-Fi through either the device or the web. 

Connecting through the Device Side:

  • Enter [Menu] >> [Settings] >> [Wireless Network], and enable the wireless network. 
  • Select an available network and click to enter. 
  • Select the corresponding Wi-Fi network from the Wi-Fi list, click Connect, and enter the password. 
  • After clicking OK, the Wi-Fi connection is successful, and the corresponding Wi-Fi display will show “√”

When the network is not connected, there are several ways to connect to the Wi-Fi:

 Wi-Fi Open Unconnected- -> Wi-Fi Off: prompt “Network Disconnect”

  •  Cancel: Return to standby
  •  OK: Go to the Wi-Fi Settings

 Wi-Fi open connected- -> Wi-Fi connection disconnected: prompt “IP acquisition failed”

  • Cancel: Return to standby
  • OK: Go to the State-Network

 Wi-Fi Open connected- -> Wi-Fi Off: two prompts, first “Network Disconnect” before “IPacquisitionfailure”

  • Cancel: Return to standby
  • OK: Refto both above

Connecting through the Web Side:

Log in to the device web page, and go to [Network] >> [Wi-Fi Settings]. Select to enable Wi-Fi, and configure the corresponding SSID, username, and password.

And that’s it. You are now connected to Wi-Fi! 

Visit our webpage to learn more about LINKVIL by Fanvil or simply give our VoIP experts a call at 1-800-398-8647!

Did you connect to Wi-Fi on your LINKVIL by Fanvil W611W Portable Wi-Fi Phone and are ready to share? Please leave a comment below. 

Tony Monteleone

Tony Monteleone is the Brand Catalog & Data Standards Specialist at VoIP Supply. He has been working at VoIP Supply since August 2022. He works in the Marketing Department helping with content creation, website upkeep, and blogs. Connect with him on LinkedIn.

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