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User Guide
Site Survey Tool for DECT

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Figure 7. LED on IPBS4x2/IPBS2

Figure 8. LED deployment indications on IPBS4x2/IPBS2

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Use the GUI web interface on base station B and check the signal strength on
the actual synchronization coverage and name it X.

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Perform an RFP scan. If there are other DECT systems that are stronger than
(X-6) dBm, move base station B closer to base station A and then repeat from
step 10 above. For example, if X = -80 dBm then there must be no other DECT
systems that are stronger than -86 dBm.

4.4 TO PERFORM MEASUREMENTS FOR OTHER BASE

STATIONS

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Move base station A to the position where base station B is located.

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Place base station B on the next planned position.

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Repeat from step 7 above.

LED

IPBS2

Deployment:
Good sync

mode and has good air sync

The IPBS4x2/IPBS2 is in deploy

coverage.

Deployment:
Bad sync

The IPBS4x2/IPBS2 is in deploy
mode and does not have
adequate air sync coverage.

Deployment:
No sync

mode and has no air sync

The IPBS4x2/IPBS2 is in deploy

coverage.

2000 ms blue, 400 ms yellow.

400 ms blue, 600 ms off, 400 ms blue,
600 ms off, 400 ms yellow.

2000 ms red, 400 ms yellow.

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Summary of Contents for SST2

Page 1: ...Site Survey Tool SST2 for DECT USER GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...his document or new editions of it may be issued to incorporate such changes No part of this document can be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical for any purpose without written permission from Mitel Networks Corporation TRADEMARKS The trademarks service marks logos and graphics collectively Trademarks appearing on Mitel s Internet sites or in its publicat...

Page 3: ...on can be determined Two base stations are required when IPBS base stations are used and if air sync is considered A connection with a PBX is not required when using the Site Survey Tool The Site Survey Tool is available in two versions One with battery units and chargers And one without battery units and chargers 1 2 COMPONENTS OF THE SITE SURVEY TOOL WITH BATTERY UNITS AND CHARGERS Figure 1 Site...

Page 4: ... DATA WITH BATTERY UNITS AND CHARGERS 1 5 TECHNICAL DATA WITHOUT BATTERY UNITS AND CHARGERS 1 6 RESTRICTIONS The Site Survey Tool does not conform to intrinsic safety specifications Never use the tool in potentially explosive environments The Site Survey Tool is intended for indoor use only Outdoor use may damage the tool IMPORTANT When a 5 m battery patch cable is connected to the base station th...

Page 5: ... for DECT 5 1 7 SPECIFICATIONS 1 8 USE OF HANDSETS This user s guide assumes that you are familiar with the use of handsets If necessary see the handset user s guide Operating temperature 0 40o C Storage temperature 20 70oC Relative humidity 10 to 80 non condensing ...

Page 6: ...f necessary remove the Central European plug attachment 2 Select the correct plug attachment for the intended country of use 3 Slide the plug attachment onto the charger Check that the connection is correct and secure 2 2 CONNECTIONS TO EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ONLY FOR VERSION WITHOUT BATTERY UNITS AND CHARGERS Use the DC plug cable and connect the red and black cables to a suitable DC power source ...

Page 7: ...de See figure 2 and figure 3 2 on page 7 The Site survey tool menu can also be permanently available in the menu by following the steps below Mitel 5614 DT69x DT4x3 and 5604 5607 DECT Telephones 1 Press the soft key Menu and select Calls Call time 2 Press the keys An Admin menu will appear 3 Select Site survey tool The Site survey tool menu is now permanently available it is found pressing the sof...

Page 8: ...e that is used for transmitting data Slow rate is indicated by CS and fast rate is indicated by CF Pwr shows the output power transmitted by the handset LP US EU Sixth row Encypt shows if the established call is encrypted On or not Off If an hyphen is displayed no call is established Cap shows if the base station s has the capability to encrypt calls If the status is On encryption is possible Othe...

Page 9: ...he range beep A frame is considered bad if no sync word is found or if the A field CRC is incorrect There are a total of 100 frames per second and when the amount of bad frames exceeds the preset value for one second or more a special beep signal and the red status LED is activated Mitel 5614 DT69x DT4x3 and 5604 5607 DECT Telephones 1 Select Set error rate f s 2 Set error rate level 2 f s 3 Press...

Page 10: ...e stations Figure 4 Base station listing menu in Mitel 5614 DT69x DT4x3 and 5604 5607 In Mitel 5614 DT69x DT4x3 and 5604 5607 press the soft key Select for making a list over all RFPs Scroll the list with the Navigation key From the left a counter signal strength and RFPI are displayed see figure 5 Figure 5 A base station list for all RFPs in Mitel 5614 DT69x DT4x3 and 5604 5607 Show RFPs 007 All ...

Page 11: ...erage has to be considered Speech coverage the radius of the circle circular radiation patterns of the IPBS antennas are assumed for reasons of simplicity around a particular IPBS in which portable parts can communicate with that IPBS see figure 6 Sync coverage the radius of the circle around a particular IPBS in which other IPBSs can synchronize with that IPBS with a given synchronization loss pr...

Page 12: ...rify that the speech quality is sufficient by listening on a call When the off hook key is pressed the speech is looped back However when the off hook key is pressed on an anonymous DECT handset a dial tone is heard and when a digit is pressed the speech is looped back In certain environments for example reflective environments large rooms with lots of metal there might be a need for a considerabl...

Page 13: ... dBm then there must be no other DECT systems that are stronger than 86 dBm 4 4 TO PERFORM MEASUREMENTS FOR OTHER BASE STATIONS 18 Move base station A to the position where base station B is located 19 Place base station B on the next planned position 20 Repeat from step 7 above LED IPBS2 Deployment Good sync mode and has good air sync The IPBS4x2 IPBS2 is in deploy coverage Deployment Bad sync Th...

Page 14: ...ing made to increase the probability of a complete transmission The sending application receives a confirmation that the message has been sent and received by the radio exchange base stations but not the handsets Advantage of sending broadcast multicast messages Quick transmission to a large number of users Low system capacity usage Disadvantage of sending broadcast multicast messages No individua...

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