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Material characteristics

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Measurement

performing

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preparing

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Measurement interval

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Measurement log

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Measurement process

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Measurement result

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Measurement values

display on handset

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Measuring base station

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LED

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mounting on the stand

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setting up

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Measuring base station, power supply

via battery pack

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via mains power supply

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via PoE

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Measuring case

content

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key

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Measuring equipment

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Measuring handset

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accessories

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activating/deactivating

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battery charge status

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charging batteries

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connecting

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connecting charger

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connecting headset

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inserting batteries

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operating

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starting up

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Medical equipment

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Metering mode

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dBm

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display

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exiting

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reactivating

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Minimum distance

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Multi-cell system

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Narrowband

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Narrowband mode

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Opening the battery compartment

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Overlap

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Planning drawing

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Playing test melody

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PoE (Power over Ethernet)

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Power adapter

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Questions and answers

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RSSI

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Reception power

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limit values

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RFP (Radio Fixed Part)

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RFPI (Radio Fixed Part Identity)

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RFPN (Radio Fixed Part Number)

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Roaming

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RPP (Radio Portable Part)

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Send power

unit of measure

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Service menu

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Service mode

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Signal strength

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changing unit of measure

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Signal transmission

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Slot pair

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Speaker

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Stand

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mounting

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Sync level

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Synchronisation

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Synchronisation hierarchy

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Telephone care

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Telephone network

requirements

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Time slot

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Traffic volume

evaluating approximately

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evaluating in erlangs

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Troubleshooting

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VoIP PABX

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Wireless coverage

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optimum

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Wireless range

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Summary of Contents for Pro N720 DECT IP

Page 1: ...N720 DECT IP Site Planning and Measurement Guide Multicell System VoIPon www voipon co uk sales voipon co uk Tel 44 0 1245 808195 Fax 44 0 1245 808299...

Page 2: ...VoIPon www voipon co uk sales voipon co uk Tel 44 0 1245 808195 Fax 44 0 1245 808299...

Page 3: ...base stations 24 Evaluating measurements 28 Working with the Gigaset N720 SPK PRO 29 Checking the package contents 29 Further recommended accessories 30 Before you begin 31 Setting up the measuring b...

Page 4: ...tible with the majority of digital hearing aids on the mar ket However perfect function with all hearing aids cannot be guaranteed The handset may cause an unpleasant humming or whistling noise in hea...

Page 5: ...nagement station for managing the DECT network One DECT Manager must be used for each installation Manages up to 20 DECT base stations Manages up to 100 handsets on multi cell systems Enables division...

Page 6: ...m using one Gigaset N720 DM PRO DECT Manager The DECT Manager is connected to the base stations and the PABX via the local net work and is therefore not dependent on DECT ranges This means that you ca...

Page 7: ...icient DECT wireless coverage of the entire site so that every subscriber can be reached u Sufficient wireless channels DECT bandwidth in particular in hotspots to avoid capacity bottlenecks u Suffici...

Page 8: ...ssible connections A Gigaset N720 IP PRO can manage eight connections simultaneously when operated in narrowband mode Narrowband mode page 49 In broadband mode four simulta neous connections are possi...

Page 9: ...ity to ensure that the base stations can receive one another securely For a handover a handset must have a connection of sufficient quality to both base stations You will find information about possib...

Page 10: ...this plan You should take account of the general conditions deter mined and the technical requirements of DECT telephony in the process page 18 Taking measurements Use the installation plan to take m...

Page 11: ...cribers and subscriber behaviour u How many employees should be able to make calls and how many subscribers should be able to make calls simultaneously How many handsets are required How many base sta...

Page 12: ...imum of eight connections simultaneously four connections in Broadband mode This must be taken into consideration in the capacity calculations page 13 Technical conditions The following values can be...

Page 13: ...the base stations at a lower height interfer ence can occur as a result of furniture or movable objects There should be a minimum clearance of 0 5 m to the ceiling u We recommend installing all base...

Page 14: ...of the Gigaset N720 DM PRO DECT Manager During configuration assign one level in the synchronisation hierarchy sync level to each base station Sync level 1 is the highest level it appears only once i...

Page 15: ...S The grade of service determines the number of connections that may not be achieved due to the system being at full capacity i e the line is engaged A grade of service of 1 means that out of 100 call...

Page 16: ...service of 4 you need only three base stations i e 24 connection channels With a grade of service of 4 it is permissible for 20 calls from 500 not to be established This means that only 480 connectio...

Page 17: ...ing a call simulta neously in a hotspot 60 handsets can be used with four base stations If interference frequently occurs at a hotspot or more than 30 connections are required simultaneously the follo...

Page 18: ...reas reflections firewalls tank systems refrigerators electrical boilers etc u Movable metal objects such as lifts cranes carts escalators shutters u Room furnishings such as metal shelves filing cabi...

Page 19: ...installed too closely together try to resolve the problem with the measures described in the Hotspots section increase the distances use obstacles to absorb the interference page 15 If you have found...

Page 20: ...ments into the evaluation Creating a planning drawing Create a planning drawing from the information you have collected in the preliminary examination of the location Enter building dimensions hotspot...

Page 21: ...reach u For the hotspot in the room at the top left two additional base stations have been planned in parallel u If full wireless coverage is required for the stairwell measurements must be performed...

Page 22: ...ey can check the voice quality and interference on both measuring handsets directly in a call If only one person per forms the measurements the connection quality can be checked using the test tone of...

Page 23: ...e since the handset is sud denly able to receive the signal from the better aerial By moving around you determine an average value that you can use as the measurement value If the fluctuations are str...

Page 24: ...the various base stations within a partial system Typical limit values for normal low interference environments are 1 Limit value for secured voice quality 65 dBm This is the value at which a handset...

Page 25: ...packages received without errors in a measurement interval The optimum value is 100 As a rule of thumb 2 reduction in the frame quality leads to a devaluation by one level in the quality table illust...

Page 26: ...have the least leeway Take the following aspects into consideration u Assumed problem areas For base stations that are to cover specific problem areas e g a stairwell or entrance area there are often...

Page 27: ...the value in the measurement log Use this method to determine the border line around the base station The theoretical ideal case of a ring shaped transmission is considerably altered in reality by wal...

Page 28: ...tion that is to synchronise with the first base station In order to reliably assess the synchronisation you must be located with the handset at the exact position of the planned base station use a lad...

Page 29: ...synchronisation everywhere Base station E only receives base station D with sufficient quality Here a sensible synchronisation hierarchy would be Measuring point Base station A Base station B Base st...

Page 30: ...onsider how this affects the synchronisation of the base stations Enter the determined optimum installation locations for the base stations in the plan including the height and special construction ci...

Page 31: ...case to determine the DECTwirelesscoverageatyourlocation establishhowmanybase stations are required and their optimum location and find sources of interferences in the wireless network Checking the p...

Page 32: ...tion 11 Planning and recording materials with pen 6 7 8 9 10 11 Stand To obtain an exact measurement we recommend that you mount the measuring base station and battery carrier securely on a stand The...

Page 33: ...purpose Preparing the base carrier Please note Use only the rechargeable batteries page 45 recommended by Gigaset Commu nications GmbH i e never use conventional non rechargeable batteries otherwise...

Page 34: ...harge behind opening 3 Move the switch to the charging position by sliding it towards the charging socket Plugthebatterycharger into a mains socket 4 You may need to attach the appro priate plug in mo...

Page 35: ...station has sufficient power when the LED on the front is illuminated u To save energy position the switch on Charge when you do not need the device Unplug the power cable plug from the base station...

Page 36: ...n the measuring base station 1 to a connection on an Ethernet switch 2 Use a shielded Ethernet cable The base carrier is fitted with a bracket for mounting the measuring base station on a stand Positi...

Page 37: ...flat plug of the power adapter to the charger 1 Insert the power adapter into a mains socket 2 If you have to remove the plug from the charger again Press the release button 3 and discon nect the plu...

Page 38: ...and only replace it when the batteries are fully discharged The handset must only be placed in the des ignated charger Lights up white Charged over 66 Lights up white Charged between 34 and 66 y Ligh...

Page 39: ...tandard functions of the Gigaset S810H handset see the user guide for the device See the product page at www gigaset com Values for determining the connection quality RSSI value RSSI value Base statio...

Page 40: ...he measurements alone you can play a continuous test tone to test the connection to a measuring base station from a measuring handset Enter the number string O 2 2 via the keypad c Press the talk key...

Page 41: ...u have exited metering mode you can reactivate it via the service menu Proceed as follows a Press and hold the off key to deactivate the handset 4 a Press and 4 at the same time and hold them down The...

Page 42: ...of the maxi mum possible RSSI 100 r Use the navigation key to select the desired display of the signal strength dBm The signal strength measured is displayed in dBm This is preset and is the recommen...

Page 43: ...ical transmission of the DECT network u No handover between floors required In this case you can work with clusters more cost effective If you set up one cluster for each floor the base stations of th...

Page 44: ...llation can be on a mast not metal on the roof or on a wall of the building Please note that the LAN connection must be guaranteed as this supplies the device with power and is also required for the c...

Page 45: ...process design Further information on environmentally friendly products and processes is available on the Internet at www gigaset com Environmental management system Gigaset Communications GmbH is cer...

Page 46: ...in a dry warm place for at least 72 hours not in a microwave oven etc 4 Do not switch on the handset again until it is completely dry When it has fully dried out you will normally be able to use it ag...

Page 47: ...atteries with high capacities is not recommended for cordless phones Due to the constant progression in battery development the list of recommended batter ies in the FAQ section of the Gigaset Custome...

Page 48: ...l injury and also ensure that all the relevant regulations are complied with Case with measuring equipment Item number Gigaset N720 SPK PRO S30852 H2316 R101 Spare part Measuring base station Gigaset...

Page 49: ...i cell DECT network Cluster Subdivision of a DECT network into groups subnets by a central management station DECT Manager All telephones in the network use the central functions of the PABX VoIP conf...

Page 50: ...729 Average voice quality The necessary bandwidth is less than or equal to 8 kbit s per voice connection dBm Decibel dB related to milliwatt mW Unit of measure for the send power 0 dBm corresponds to...

Page 51: ...fre quency band is divided into ten carrier frequencies channels with a channel interval of 1728 kHz where 0 represents the highest frequency and nine the lowest Handover Possibility for a subscriber...

Page 52: ...ignals On the measuring handsets of the Gigaset N720 SPK PRO RSSI is specified as a percent age value In this case the maximum assumed signal strength is defined as 100 The percentage value represents...

Page 53: ...anager 3 48 DECT network planning 9 DECT wireless network 5 technical conditions 10 Display in idle status 37 in metering mode 37 not in idle status 38 Disposal 43 Dynamic Channel Selection DCS 48 E E...

Page 54: ...i cell system 3 49 N Narrowband 6 Narrowband mode 49 O Opening the battery compartment 31 Overlap 7 P Planning drawing 18 Playing test melody 38 PoE Power over Ethernet 11 34 Power adapter 2 33 Q Ques...

Page 55: ...A31008 M2316 L101 2 7619 VoIPon www voipon co uk sales voipon co uk Tel 44 0 1245 808195 Fax 44 0 1245 808299...

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