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Configuring Spectralink IP-DECT/Virtual IP-DECT Server
and Spectralink DECT/Virtual IP-DECT Media Resource
Solution

115

Recommended Network Configuration

116

Assigning DHCP Server Options

117

Discovering Spectralink IP-DECT/Virtual IP-DECT Components on the
Network

119

Assigning DHCP Server Reservations

119

Accessing the Web Based Administration Page

120

Password

120

About the Main Page of the Web Based Administration Page

121

Configuring Network Settings

124

To Configure a Dynamic IP address

125

To Configure a Static IP Address and Other Network Settings

126

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

130

Configuring Security Settings and Changing System Password

133

Strict Password Requirements

135

Configuring SIP and IP-PBX Settings

136

To Configure SIP Settings

136

Configuring Wireless Server Settings

145

To Configure Wireless Server Settings

145

Spectralink IP-DECT Base Station Configuration Methods - Considerations

158

Configuring Media Resource Settings

168

Configuring Certificates

169

Creating a Host Key

172

Creating a Host Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

172

Downloading a Root CA Certificate

173

Signing a Host Certificate with the CA Certificate

174

Importing the Host and CA Certificates

174

Configuring Sites (and Zones)

175

Defining a Site for the Media Resource and Base Stations

177

Assigning Media Resources to Sites

179

Assigning Base Stations to Sites

181

Assigning Server Address to Spectralink IP-DECT Base Station and
Spectralink DECT Media Resource/Spectralink Virtual IP-DECT Media
Resource

185

Manually IP-DECT Server Address Configuration for Base Stations

185

Manually IP-DECT Server Address Configuration for Media Resources

186

Administration of Spectralink IP-DECT Base Stations

187

Using Multicast for LAN

188

LAN Based Synchronization

188

Connecting Base Station to System

188

Radio Based Synchronization

189

Manual Configuration of Radio Synchronization

189

Automatic Configuration of Radio Synchronization

192

14215700-IG, Edition 15.0
May 2020, Original document

Summary of Contents for IP-DECT 200

Page 1: ...14215700 IG Edition 15 0 May 2020 Original document Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 2: ... property of Spectralink and shall be neither reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written approval of Spectralink nor be implied to grant any license to make use or sell equipment manufactured in accordance herewith Spectralink reserves the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document without prior notice and the reader should in all cases c...

Page 3: ...tion External Antenna 29 System Capacity Overview 30 System Capacity Servers 30 System Capacity Media Resources 31 Spectralink Server Solution Overview and Comparison 32 Product Overview 32 Spectralink Handset Portfolio Overview 33 Total Configuration Overview 33 Server Comparison Matrix 34 Base Station Comparison Matrix 36 Configuration Overview Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 38 Configuration Ove...

Page 4: ...uirements for Spectralink DECT Handset 66 Requirements for Handset and Repeater Management Tool 66 Software Requirements 66 Installation Prerequisites 67 About ARI and IPEI Identification 68 Identifying IPEI on Spectralink Handset 68 Identifying ARI on Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server 69 Installing Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 70 Power Requirements for the Spectralink IP DECT Server 20...

Page 5: ...late 96 Installing Spectralink DECT Repeater 98 Repeater Appearance and Components 99 Repeater LED Indicators 100 Front Cover 100 Site Installation Considerations 100 Environmental Considerations 100 How to Wall Mount the Repeater 101 Measurements and Mounting Template 102 Programming a Spectralink DECT Repeater with the Repeater Pro gramming Kit 103 Content of the Spectralink Repeater Programming...

Page 6: ...tion Methods Considerations 158 Configuring Media Resource Settings 168 Configuring Certificates 169 Creating a Host Key 172 Creating a Host Certificate Signing Request CSR 172 Downloading a Root CA Certificate 173 Signing a Host Certificate with the CA Certificate 174 Importing the Host and CA Certificates 174 Configuring Sites and Zones 175 Defining a Site for the Media Resource and Base Station...

Page 7: ...22 To Get Information about Site and Zone 223 To Search Handset User Information 223 To Disable Enable User 223 To Delete User 224 To Re register User 224 To Un subscribe User 224 To Un subscribe User 224 To Update Handset Firmware 225 Import Export of Users or Delete Users 226 Managing Handset Configuration and Configuration Groups 227 Handset Configuration Steps Overview 229 Creating a Handset C...

Page 8: ...mentation 276 Broadcast Messaging 277 Broadcast Messaging Support Matrix 277 Components Supporting Broadcast Messaging 278 System Broadcast Messaging Capacity 279 Broadcast Messaging Handset Management 280 Configuring Broadcast Messaging 280 Third Party Application 280 Frequency Swap Support 281 Handset 7212 Supporting Frequency Swap Part no 02610004 282 Redundant System Configuration 283 Firmware...

Page 9: ...iguration of Handset Sharing 315 User Sign in Sign out 316 Configuring Handset Login 317 Signing into a Device from the Handset 328 Signing out from a Device from the Handset 328 Adding Devices to Server 329 Adding Users to Server 332 Handset Sharing and Provisioning 333 Handset Sharing Setup Examples 333 Example of Setting Up Handsets for Handset Sharing 336 Product Compatibility 337 Technical Sp...

Page 10: ...n Media Resource Media Resource 410 Administration Base Station Base Station 411 Administration Sites New site 413 Administration Phonebook 414 Administration Backup 417 Firmware Wireless Server 417 Firmware Media Resource 418 Firmware Base Station 419 Firmware Handset 421 Appendix A Intercom Push To Talk 422 Activation of Intercom using Headers 422 Appendix B Example of Handset Registration Data ...

Page 11: ...k Virtual IP DECT Server One l Spectralink DECT Repeater The guide also provides you with information about l Web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Spectralink DECT Media Resource Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource and Spectralink IP DECT Base Station Important Information Before You Begin This guide assumes the...

Page 12: ...ilable online at http sup port spectralink com products Handset and Repeater Management Tool For more information about handset and repeater man agement using the Handset and Repeater Management Tool refer to the guide available online at http sup port spectralink com products VMware vSphere ESXi Navigate to the VMware documentation site for more information about OVA files and managing virtual ma...

Page 13: ...ons Deployment The act of locating the mounting location and installing base stations and repeaters System performance is dependant on the deployment made and therefore the survey per formed DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DNS Domain Name Server e i r p Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power Erlang The erlang is a dimensionless unit that is used in telephony as a measure of offered load or c...

Page 14: ...a network Media channel A network connection used to carry communication between the base station and the media resource and between the media resource and an external endpoint MTU Maximum Translation Unit MWI Message Waiting Indication Ni MH Nickel Metal Hydride NTP Network Time Protocol OVA Open Virtualization Application OVF Open Virtualization Format OAM REST API Operation and Administration M...

Page 15: ...location RTP Real time Transport Protocol SfB Skype for Business SIP Session Initiated Protocol Site survey A site survey comprises the act of locating the best places for base stations by measuring RSSI levels with DECT handsets Complete survey consists of measuring with mul tiple base stations combining RSSI and Q value reading in real surroundings Spectralink IP DECT Server Spectralink IP DECT ...

Page 16: ...he handset and the base station or repeater TTL Time To Live UDP User Datagram Protocol UPnP Universal Plug and Play UUID Universally Unique Identifier VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol WLAN Wireless Local Area Network WRFP Wireless Radio Fixed Part Wireless Repeater Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 17: ...and base stations have an average power output of 10mW but can deliver a burst power output of 250mW Note The entire Spectralink 7000 Portfolio is built on DECT technology DECT Frequency Bands The following frequency bands are dedicated to DECT l EMEA Australia New Zealand 1G8 1880 1900 MHz l South America SAM 1G9 1910 1930 MHz l USA Canada 1G9 1920 1930 MHz DECT 6 0 Note Because DECT has its own ...

Page 18: ...l system one built in base station in the server supporting SIP lines only The Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 is designed with connector for External Antenna Up to 3 additional Spectralink DECT Repeaters can be added to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 The Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 supports up to 12 registered handsets and 6 simultaneous calls The DECT radius of coverage is up to 600 meters...

Page 19: ...rmation see Licenses for Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 6500 on page 49 All Spectralink IP DECT Base Station models can be used Up to 9 additional Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations can be added to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 system and up to 3 additional Spectralink DECT Repeaters can be added to each Spectralink IP DECT Base Station This results in up to 30 Spectralink DECT Repeaters if al...

Page 20: ... port and 32 on board traffic chan nels which allows for up to 32 full duplex simultaneous media streams RTP streams depending on the codec being used There is no radio part in the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 This means that at least one Spectralink IP DECT Base Station must be part of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 solution Note The Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 is extremely scalable a...

Page 21: ... Appliance OVA file The OVA file is easily deployed on a VMware vSphere infrastructure or dir ectly on a ESXi host Future updates can be applied directly in the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One using a new OVA file When initially deployed the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One includes a demo mode license with these features available l Residential AR...

Page 22: ...e Licence ARI 150 Users 64 Base Stations 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License has been loaded Additional users numbers of allowed base stations and media channels can then be increased by installing corresponding licenses Note The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One is extremely scalable and is very easy to scale in order to meet customer demands If it is upgraded to its full potent...

Page 23: ...be increased by installing a 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License 64 media channels in total Besides the internal media resource Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources can also be deployed from the same OVA file used for the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One and then loaded with 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server Licenses Using Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource...

Page 24: ...nk Virtual IP DECT Server One l Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations only Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 6500 and Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One l Spectralink DECT Repeaters l Spectralink External Antennas only Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 and Spectralink IP DECT Base Station To handle the calls in the solution a call handler IP PBX SIP is used Note For more information about system co...

Page 25: ...50 Users 64 Base Sta tions 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License is installed The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One supports a total of 1024 media channels up to 31 media resource print boards 11 cabinets in total Each Spectralink DECT Media Resource adds 32 media channels The maximum number of sim ultaneous calls for a fully loaded system is 1024 calls at the same time Depending o...

Page 26: ... 64 media channels on each virtual external media resource The Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One itself can have an extra 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License installed as well 64 media channels in total on the server The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource performs media conversion between the call handler and the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One and is the media te...

Page 27: ...T Base Station is also able to carry out a handover between the RF chan nels under the same Spectralink IP DECT Base Station and handles up to 12 depending on syn chronization configuration DECT traffic channels simultaneously The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station is able to frame synchronize with other Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations under the same server The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station can...

Page 28: ...T Server 200 and Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 are Spectralink IP DECT Servers with a built in Spectralink IP DECT Base Station The repeaters are mainly used in areas with limited traffic The Spectralink DECT Repeater is avail able with either 2 or 4 traffic channels It is wireless and does not need physical connection to the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server making it very easy to insta...

Page 29: ... DECT Server 200 400 or Spectralink IP DECT Base Station the external antenna always use the same channel as the host and provides full coverage for handsets When used with a Spectralink DECT Repeater the external antenna always use a chan nel different from the host and only provides a link to the main coverage area no speech coverage The range of the host on base station and server is reduced wh...

Page 30: ... to 12 per Radio Base Station 64 media chan nels per Media Resource Codecs supported G 711A G 711µ G 726 G 729 G 711A G 711µ G 726 G 729 G 711A G 711µ G 726 G 729 G 711A G 711µ G 726 G 729 Max number of subscribed DECT handsets 12 60 4096 4096 Max number of IP DECT Base Stations N A 9 1024 2048 Repeaters per base station 0 3 3 3 Repeaters per server 3 3 0 0 Two Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500s Spe...

Page 31: ...e G 711 calls the total resource utilization will be approximately 70 Recommendations If configuring a system with Spectralink DECT Media Resources or Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources it is recommended to disable the internal media resource of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One when l The system handles more than 20 simultaneous calls l There are ...

Page 32: ...nal and used with RFP6 Spectralink Digital DECT Base Stations and Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations or the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 for added coverage in complex environments or to link up with remote areas External antennas can also be used with Spectralink DECT Repeaters to link up with remote areas where wiring between the server and base station is difficult or impossible For a compa...

Page 33: ...3 Spectralink Handset Portfolio Overview For more information about the handsets see the relevant Handset User Guides Total Configuration Overview Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 34: ...ix The illustration below shows a Spectralink 7000 Portfolio Infrastructure Spectralink Server com parison matrix 4 channel 8 channel Spectralink Digital DECT Base Station Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 35: ...s External antenna can only be used with Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 RFP 6 Spec tralink Digital DECT Base Stations Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations and Spectralink DECT Repeaters Recommended limitation is 150 subscribed Spectralink DECT Handsets but more handsets can be subscribed Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 36: ...ference between them Only the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station and the RFP6 Spectralink Digital DECT Base Station are in production All other base stations seen here are no longer in production but are still widely used in the field Note The Spectralink Digital DECT Base Stations are not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Servers Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual...

Page 37: ...sible to use LAN synchronization for Spectralink IP DECT Base Station instead of Radio synchronization Over The Air This requires installation of a LAN Syn chronization License For more information see LAN Based Synchronization License Required on page 194 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 38: ...nging to cover with the built in base station or repeaters External antennas can also be used to create long distance coverage to bridge two locations belong ing to the same DECT system Spectralink DECT Repeaters can make use of external antennas as well and create a link from a remote location to the main coverage area There is no speech cov erage in the linking area which is symbolized by the li...

Page 39: ...External directional antennas are also optional and can be used with Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations or the Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 itself in physically complex environments which are challenging to cover with base sta tions or repeaters External antennas can also be used to create long distance coverage to bridge two locations belong ing to the same DECT system Spectralink DECT Repeaters...

Page 40: ...eaters External antennas can also be used to create long distance coverage to bridge two locations belong ing to the same DECT system Spectralink DECT Repeaters can make use of external antennas as well and create a link from a remote location to the main coverage area There is no speech cov erage in the linking area which is symbolized by the light blue color All Spectralink 7000 Handsets are sup...

Page 41: ... be used to create long distance coverage to bridge two locations belong ing to the same DECT system Spectralink DECT Repeaters can make use of external antennas as well and create a link from a remote location to the main coverage area There is no speech cov erage in the linking area which is symbolized by the light blue color All Spectralink 7000 Handsets are supported The Spectralink Virtual IP...

Page 42: ...for a Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Default configurable If SIP per port registration is checked 5060 X Number of SIP Registrations Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 system can utilize the following protocols HTTP HTTPS FTP TFTP UPnP MSF TCP port 56003 syslog UDP port 514 NTP LDAP and SNMP Tip Use the communication port illustration as a reference when configuring your network for a Spectralink IP D...

Page 43: ... for a Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Default configurable If SIP per port registration is checked 5060 X Number of SIP Registrations Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 system can utilize the following protocols HTTP HTTPS FTP TFTP UPnP MSF TCP port 56003 syslog UDP port 514 NTP LDAP and SNMP Tip Use the communication port illustration as a reference when configuring your network for a Spectralink I...

Page 44: ...istrations Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 system can utilize the following protocols HTTP HTTPS FTP TFTP UPnP MSF TCP port 56003 syslog UDP port 514 NTP LDAP and SNMP Tip Use the communication port illustration as a reference when configuring your network for a Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 solution Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configurat...

Page 45: ... Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Default configurable If SIP per port registration is checked 5060 X Number of SIP Registrations Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 system can utilize the following protocols HTTP HTTPS FTP TFTP UPnP MSF TCP port 56003 syslog UDP port 514 NTP LDAP and SNMP Tip Use the communication port illustration as a reference when configuring your network for a Spectralink ...

Page 46: ...ot relevant to Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One l Server firmware 999 02 Note If UPnP is enabled all Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Servers can be identified on the network by their serial number UUID For more information see Discovering Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Components on the Network on page 119 The serial number can be found on the label on every Spectralink IP DECT Virt...

Page 47: ...integration with Microsoft Skype for Business and additional features Includes Software Security Package TLS SRTP Note The Software Security Pack age is not needed on servers running PCS 20A_ or newer as security from R1 2020 is available without license Lync SfB Security TLS SRTP 3 Users IP DECT Server 200 14232830 Allows for integration with Microsoft Skype for Business and additional features I...

Page 48: ...ers IP DECT Server 200 14232801 Allows for server and handset firm ware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 5 Years 12 Users IP DECT Server 200 14232842 Allows for server and handset firm ware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware OAM REST API IP DECT Server 200 14232835 Allows for enabling of OAM REST API Spectralink IP DECT...

Page 49: ...number of chan nels in air enabled from 6 to 12 Multicell Max voice channels 48 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232839 Allows Additional 48 users Up to 9 additional base sta tions Increase the number of media channels from 6 to 24 Lync SfB Security TLS SRTP IP DECT Server 400 14075510 Allows for up to 12 users and 6 media channels in air Includes Software Security Package TLS SRTP Note The Software Sec...

Page 50: ...l IP DECT Server 400 14075520 Allows Up to 9 additional base sta tions Increases the number of chan nels in air enabled from 6 to 12 LAN Sync IP DECT Server 400 14075600 Allows base stations to be syn chronized over LAN Cisco Unified CM Advanced Features IP DECT Server 400 14075490 Allows for tighter integration with the Cisco Unified Com munications Manager and addi tional features CTI IP DECT Se...

Page 51: ...000 14075280 Enables SRTP Secure Real time Transport Protocol and TLS Note This license is not needed on servers running PCS 20A_ or newer as secur ity from R1 2020 is available without license Handset Sharing IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6500 2500 8000 14075460 Allows handsets to be shared among numbers and vice versa Frequency Swap IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6500 2500 8000 14075620 Allows the active r...

Page 52: ...00 14075450 Allows the use of alarm key with tear off and or motion sensors The Automatic Alarm Call license can trigger an alarm There are 4 alarm triggers available depending on the type of Spectralink DECT Handset being used l man down l running l tear off l alarm button Redundancy Backup IP DECT Server 6000 6500 14075260 Allows adding a backup server to a system Redundancy Master IP DECT Serve...

Page 53: ...rv ers running PCS 20A_ or newer as security from R1 2020 is available without license Enhanced Provisioning IP DECT Server 400 14075701 Allows for provisioning of firm ware for l IP DECT base stations l Handsets Allows for provisioning of Handset Configuration Enhanced Provisioning IP DECT Server 6500 14075700 Allows for provisioning of firm ware for l IP DECT base stations l Media resources l Ha...

Page 54: ...Software Assurance 5 Years 24 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232844 Allows for base station server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 1 Year 60 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232840 Allows for base station server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 3 Year 60 Users IP DEC...

Page 55: ...tware Assurance 3 Years 150 Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232809 Allows for base station media resource server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 5 Years 150 Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232847 Allows for base station media resource server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software ...

Page 56: ... DECT Server 6500 14232849 Allows for base station media resource server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 1 Year MAX Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232814 Allows for base station media resource server and handset firmware update Note Required from Q4 2018 to be able to update firmware Software Assurance 3 Years MAX Users IP DECT S...

Page 57: ...l document 57 Licenses Description Server 400 Server 6500 OAM REST API IP DECT Server 6500 14232837 Allows for enabling of OAM REST API Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 58: ...Server 14233203 Allows for up to 1500 users 4096 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233204 Allows for up to 4096 users Note Skype for Business only sup ports up to 1500 users Lync SfB 1 Year Virtual IP DECT Server 14233252 Allows for integration with Microsoft Skype for Business and additional features Handset Sharing 1 Year Virtual IP DECT Server 14233253 Allows handsets to be shared among numbers an...

Page 59: ...a backup server to a system Redundancy Backup Virtual IP DECT Server 14233247 Allows adding a backup server to a system LAN Sync Virtual IP DECT Server 14233245 Allows base stations to be syn chronized over LAN 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server 14233270 Allows for additional 32 media resource channels 16 Base Stations Virtual IP DECT Server 14233233 Allows for additional 16 base stations 64...

Page 60: ...500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233215 Allows for server and handset firm ware update Software Assurance 3 Years 500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233216 Allows for server and handset firm ware update Software Assurance 1 Year 1500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233217 Allows for server and handset firm ware update Software Assurance 3 Years 1500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233218 Allows fo...

Page 61: ...re license use the License Key Generator available at http sup port spectralink com keycode Note Once a software license is generated this is locked to the specified ARI code and cannot be changed To Order Licenses for Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One 1 Send your Purchase Order PO including the Server ID UUID and the number of licenses needed to Spectralink Order Management via EMEA and APAC...

Page 62: ...d then click Load 3 Reboot the server to activate the license Loaded licenses can be seen on the web based Administration Page Administration Licenses Loaded licenses For information about deleting a license and retrieving a license being deleted by mistake see Delet ing Licenses on page 273 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide...

Page 63: ... Media Resource Environmental Requirements The installation area must l be clean free of traffic and excess dust dry and well ventilated l be within the temperature ranges of 10 C and 40 C 50 F and 104 F l be between 20 and 80 non condensing relative humidity Note The installation area must be of sufficient height from the floor to prevent water damage 1U rack space in a 19 cabinet or respective s...

Page 64: ...ws 10 or newer l VMware ESXi 6 5 host l 1 GB memory l 16 GB disk can be thinly provisioned l 1 GHz CPU l Intel Sandy Bridge or newer CPU architecture For more information about deploying the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One and Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource see Deploying Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One and Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource on VMware ESXi on page ...

Page 65: ...n condensing relative humidity l For best RF coverage the device must be mounted vertically on walls Power Requirements The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station uses l Power over Ethernet PoE 802 3af l Maximum power supply consumption is 3 0W IEEE 802 3af class 1 device Use a standard PoE adapter or a PoE enabled port on a switch adhering to PoE 802 3af when con necting the base station to a PoE power...

Page 66: ...ser guide available online at http sup port spectralink com products Requirements for Handset and Repeater Management Tool Software Requirements The following is required to run the Handset and Repeater Management Tool l OS Windows 10 or newer Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 67: ...the next page l AC Authentication Codes The AC is a customer defined optional subscription pin code of a maximum of eight digits for the individual handset The AC can be used when connecting the handset to the server l Repeaters Mark each repeater with the number of the related base station or Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 This way you can easily configure the system on site l Handsets To use...

Page 68: ... subscribed There is a record in the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server hold ing information about all the handsets being subscribed to it This record is subdivided in to User pro files often referred to as just a User Each User must hold information about extension number the handset s IPEI number and its registration credentials for the PBX This information is used to link the subscribed...

Page 69: ... Server One From the web based Administration Page Status Wireless Server Note The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One runs in demo mode with a residential ARI until a Mandatory Base Licence ARI 150 Users 64 Base Stations 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License is installed The Mandatory Base Licence ARI 150 Users 64 Base Stations 32 Media Chan nels Virtual IP DECT Server License conta...

Page 70: ...et The coverage depends on the construction of the building architecture and the choice of building materials Power Requirements for the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 l Power over Ethernet PoE 802 3af l Maximum power supply consumption is 3 0W IEEE 802 3af class 1 device Use a standard PoE adapter or a PoE enabled port on an ethernet switch adhering to PoE 802 3af when connecting the Spectralink ...

Page 71: ...er 200 appearance and com ponents Spectralink IP DECT Server200 bottom Spectralink IP DECT Server200 rear 1 Reset button 2 DC 3 LINK ActivityIndicator 4 ETH port power supplybyPoE 1 Holesfor wallmounted screws 2 Connection to LAN Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 front 1 LED Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 72: ...ngs Red flashing Error or rebooting LAN Port on Face Plate LED Indicator Meaning LINK Indicator yellow Link layer software has established connection LINK Indicator green flashing Activity Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Reset Button You can restart or reset the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 by pressing the Reset button on the bottom of face plate of the server The following table contains a descr...

Page 73: ...DECT Server 200 on the wall using the anchors and screws accom panying the product For more information see Measurements and Mounting Template on page 102 Note When you place the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 on the screws ensure that the screws do not touch the printed circuit board 1 Holesfor wallmounted screws 2 RJ45 port Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One I...

Page 74: ...J45 plug to the ethernet connector at the bottom of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 3 After installing the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 you need to power it up Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 75: ...Edition 15 0 May 2020 Original document 75 Measurements and Mounting Template Measurements in Millimeters Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 76: ... For correct measurement ensure that this page is printed as either Actual size or Scale 100 Print dialog box on an A4 size paper before using the mounting template below Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 77: ...ase Station and server For more information about appearance and components Reset Button and mounting see Installing Spectralink IP DECT Base Station on page 90 Note Before you install the equipment ensure that a site planner defines the locations of the server Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 78: ... Media Resource with the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 is optional Installation of a media resource will increase the number of sim ultaneous voice calls supported by a stand alone server The Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 comes with one built in media resource Note Before you install the equipment ensure that a site planner defines the locations of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 and Spect...

Page 79: ...zes The indicator is on when the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink DECT Media Resource is operating LED Indicator Meaning Steady green OK and idle Slow green flashing OK and active voice call Fast green flashing Active in operation with the maximum active connections busy Slow red flashing Missing media resource or base station if it is a media resource missing connection to Spectralink ...

Page 80: ...ory default settings original IP settings and empty user data base and restarts the system Firmware ver sion is not affected Mounting in a Rack The Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink DECT Media Resource is mountable in a rack 1 Mount the two wings with the screws If you are mounting the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 on a wall twist the wings 90 degrees 2 Mount the cabinet in the 19 rack...

Page 81: ...e to have cabinets with Spectralink DECT Media Resources only If Spectralink DECT Media Resources are used in conjunction with a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One acquisition of a cabinet is required The media resource cabinet comes with one media resource print board and the possibility of installing up to two more media resource print boards Each Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One conta...

Page 82: ...k DECT Media Resource 1 Remove the top cover from the cabinet 2 Unpack the media resource board 3 Cut a hole for the RJ45 network connector in the front foil of the cabinet Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 83: ...iginal document 83 4 Mount the media resource board in the cabinet with three screws 5 Prepare the media resource power connector Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 84: ...May 2020 Original document 84 6 Connect the power cable to the media resource power connector 7 Close the cabinet again Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 85: ...al IP DECT Media Resource using a new OVA file Note It is assumed that users have a running VMware vSphere solution or ESXi host and a solid knowledge of handling and deploying OVA files For more information about VMware vSphere and OVA files see VMware documentation Note Creation of a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource with the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One is optional A media re...

Page 86: ...wser Change of password is required For more information see Accessing the Web Based Administration Page on page 120 When initially deployed the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One includes a demo mode license with these features available l Residential ARI l 4 users l 4 simultaneous calls l 4 base stations l Skype for Business interoperability l Redundancy feature l LAN Sync l Enhanced Provisi...

Page 87: ...s must be ordered l If the virtual machine is to run as a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One you must order the Mandatory Base Licence ARI 150 Users 64 Base Stations 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License which also provides you with an ARI l If the virtual machine is to run as a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource no ARI needed you must order a 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DE...

Page 88: ...ralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource Continue with further con figuration of the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One solution by installing other licenses configuring the solution to meet your needs Example of a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 89: ...When first created future updates can be applied directly in the web based Admin istration Page of the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One or Spectralink Vir tual IP DECT Media Resource using a new OVA file Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 90: ...meters 100 feet The coverage depends on the construction of the building architecture and the choice of building materials Power Requirements for the Base Station The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station uses l Power over Ethernet PoE 802 3af l Maximum power supply consumption is 3 0W IEEE 802 3af class 1 device Use a standard PoE adapter or a PoE enabled port on a switch adhering to PoE 802 3af when ...

Page 91: ...you will find a description of the base station appearance and components Spectralink IP DECT Base Station rear 1 Holesfor wallmounted screws 2 Connection to LAN IP DECT Base Station front 1 LED Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 92: ... 2020 Original document 92 IP DECT Base Station 1 Reset button 2 DC 3 LINK ActivityIndicator 4 ETH port power supplybyPoE Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 93: ...Reset shutdown in progress Steady red for 5 seconds followed by fast red flashing Reset to factory settings LAN Port on Face Plate LED Indicator Meaning LINK Indicator yellow Link layer software has established connection LINK Indicator green flashing Activity Base Station Reset Button You can restart or reset the base station by pressing the Reset button on the bottom of face plate of the base st...

Page 94: ...tical Installation RF Coverage For best RF coverage the base station must be mounted vertically on walls The antennas must always be kept perpendicular to the floor Caution l The base station must not be installed at any angle other than vertical l Do not mount the base station on soft surfaced walls such as those covered with canvas metal or sponge like materials How to Wall Mount the Spectralink...

Page 95: ...port 3 Connect the network cable to the RJ45 port 4 After installing the base station you need to power it up For more information see Power Requirements for the Base Station on page 90 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

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Page 97: ... For correct measurement ensure that this page is printed as either Actual size or Scale 100 Print dialog box on an A4 size paper before using the mounting template below Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 98: ... a site planner defines the location of the repeaters The coverage depends on the construction of the building and the choice of building materials The repeater does not add channels It only adds additional coverage area For installations the following items should be present in every box containing a Spectralink DECT Repeater l Spectralink DECT Repeater l Mounting template l Two mounting screws a...

Page 99: ...l find a description of the repeater appearance and components DECT Repeater bottom DECT Repeater rear 1 RJ9 port 1 Holesfor wallmounted screws 2 Externalantenna connector DECT Repeater front 1 LED Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 100: ...in the coverage area of an already installed repeater l When placed outside the coverage area of a base station or repeater using an external antenna Note The repeater does not add channels It only adds additional coverage area Environmental Considerations l Do not install a device near metal objects and steel constructions l Do not position devices in ducts plenums or hollow spaces used to transp...

Page 101: ...ated output power is 1W e i r p 1 Connect the power supply cable to the RJ9 port on the bottom of the repeater For repeaters with external antenna connect the external antenna cable to the antenna con nector on the rear side of the repeater and in the same way on the external antenna 2 Mount the repeater on the wall using the anchors and screws accompanying the product For more information see Mea...

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Page 103: ...ze paper before using the mounting template below Programming a Spectralink DECT Repeater with the Repeater Programming Kit Content of the Spectralink Repeater Programming Kit The Repeater Programming Kit Part no 02509210 consists of l Splitter l Programming tool with RJ Connector l USB cable Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guid...

Page 104: ... the Handset and Repeater Management Tool Programming the Spectralink DECT Repeater with the Handset and Repeater Man agement Tool The Handset and Repeater Management Tool is the tool you access from your desktop and use for repeater programming handset management and software download to the handset The Handset and Repeater Management Tool identifies the type of repeater and with this software it...

Page 105: ... this occurs han dover between the different units is not possible First Repeater l RPN of base station server 200 400 64 l Base to synchronize on RPN of base station server Second Repeater l RPN of base station server 200 400 128 l Base to synchronize on RPN of base station server Third Repeater l RPN of base station server 200 400 192 l Base to synchronize on RPN of base station server Below is ...

Page 106: ...tation server Second Repeater in Chain l RPN of base station server 200 400 128 l Base to synchronize on RPN of previous repeater Third Repeater in Chain l RPN base station server 200 400 192 l Base to synchronize on RPN of previous repeater Below is an example of repeater numbering in a daisy chain configuration Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation a...

Page 107: ... DECT Repeater with external antenna A repeater is placed at a remote location and a base station is placed at the main location They are too far away to allow the repeater to extend the coverage of the base station Therefore an external antenna can be used to establish a connection between the two end points As the external antenna is a high gain directional antenna it must point towards the base...

Page 108: ...rogrammed to obtain synchronization on two radio units base station wireless server 200 400 or repeater Note The primary synchronization source has priority the alternative synchronization source is only in use as long as the primary synchronization source is down Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 109: ... when connected First example see illustration below is an example of using a Spectralink IP DECT Base Station with external antenna The 2 base stations are too far apart to maintain full speech coverage between them An external antenna can be used on either side to create an overlap which allows for full speech coverage any where between the two base stations Note that the range of RFP A is reduc...

Page 110: ...verage over very long distances Third example see illustration below is an example of using external antenna only on a Spectralink IP DECT Base Station or Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 with built in antenna turned off requires Multicell IP DECT Server 400 License on the Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configura...

Page 111: ... of using a Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 single cell solution with external antenna Fifth example see illustration below is an example of using a Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 with external antenna Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 112: ...ions and Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 and in the same way on the external antenna Below is an illustration of the antenna connector Use a screwdriver to remove the plastic carefully Below are illustrations of a Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 and Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 with external antenna Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configu...

Page 113: ...source on VMware ESXi on page 85 2 Change the IP address of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server For more information see To Configure a Static IP Address and Other Network Settings on page 126 3 Power up the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station For more information see Installing Spectralink IP DECT Base Station on page 90 Note Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 4 Change the...

Page 114: ...iguration steps are only the minimum steps for configuring a system and being able to make calls between two handsets Depending on your solution configuration of media resources sites redundancy server handset sharing phone book MSF messaging and handset can also be part of further configuration For more information see l Configuring Media Resource Settings on page 168 l Configuring Sites and Zone...

Page 115: ...ctralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources is only relevant to the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One The web based Administration Page is used to configure the different components of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server solution Basic network settings can be obtained the following ways l From a DHCP server Using DHCP the device requests and obtains an available IP address from a DHCP...

Page 116: ...es Note When the base stations are set up to DHCP you can use UPnP to discover all the Wire less devices on the local network In Windows Explorer the devices will appear under Net work and Other Devices as device name Serial number UUID e g KWS6500 8442621 MR6500 84532341 and IP DECT 89fed27f 7c47 43f5 8347 cb854cedc538 Note Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations Spectralink DECT Media Resources and Sp...

Page 117: ...rmation option 43 in the initial DHCP Discover request In the DHCP offer message it will then expect the address of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server location in the Vendor Specific Information option 43 sub option 43 encapsulated as a string type parameter On a Windows Server 2012 DHCP Management Console the following steps will configure the cor rect DHCP option for a Spectralink IP...

Page 118: ...ionvalue 43 string vendor IP DECT 192 168 1 10 On a ISC DHCP server the following configuration file fragment will be the correct DHCP options for a Spectralink IP DECT Server with the IP address 192 168 1 10 option space ipdect code width 1 length width 1 option ipdect server code 43 text option vendor ipdect code 43 encapsulate ipdect class vendor classes match option vendor class identifier sub...

Page 119: ...number e g KWS6500 8442621 l The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One will appear under Network and Other Devices as e g IP DECT UUID e g IP DECT 89fed27f 7c47 43f5 8347 cb854cedc538 Below are examples of using UPnP to discover Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 or Spectralink Vir tual IP DECT Server One l Double click the icon to access the web based Administration Page of the relevant server Assi...

Page 120: ... about enabling dis abling the web based Administration Page see Disabling Web Based Administration Page on page 271 Password The Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Spectralink DECT Media Resources Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources and Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations are delivered with a default user name and password l Default user name of the system is admin l Default passwo...

Page 121: ...tation consists of menus and submenus First you click a menu and then you click one of the submenus to display the relevant page Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server The web based Administration Page is used to configure the different solution components of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server For an overview and description of parameters on the different pages see Parameter Overvi...

Page 122: ...nk Virtual IP DECT Media Resource The web based Administration Page of the Spectralink DECT Media Resource Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource can be used in the following situations l Configuration to specify to which Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server the Spec tralink DECT Media Resource Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource should connect Note The Spectralink Virtual IP DECT...

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Page 124: ...ralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is a critical part of the SIP infra structure it is highly recommended that you do not use DHCP Using a static IP address for the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is the pre ferred method If the device is configured using a static IP address it is possible to assign options to the DHCP server making it extremely easy to configure all base stations It...

Page 125: ...e stations from the web based Admin istration Page 1 Click Configuration and then click General 2 On the General Configuration page enter the following data Field Setting General Configuration Pv4 Method Select DHCP assigned Note Selecting DHCP all other network settings are provided auto matically 3 Click Save Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and...

Page 126: ...configure a static IP address Note When using a static IP address it is also neces sary to configure other network settings below such as DNS and NTP settings For more information see also Recommended Network Configuration on page 116 IP addr Enter the IP address of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Netmask Enter a new network mask Contact your system admin istrator for more informati...

Page 127: ... IP address of the default gateway The default gate way serves as an access point to another network General Configuration Ethernet VLAN Optional It is possible to enter the VLAN Identifier VID according to IEEE 802 1Q specifying the VLAN to which the device belongs Note If this setting is used network access from outside the VLAN is no longer possible The Spectralink IP DECT Server supports 4094 ...

Page 128: ... and Play If the IP address of the device is unknown e g forgotten or DHCP assigned UPnP can be used to easily identify the IP address of the device Note If My Network Places in Windows is setup to show icons for networked UPnP devices every Spec tralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Media resource and Base station will be present in My Network Places Broadcast announcements Optional Specifies if...

Page 129: ...bled Optional If enabled access to the SNMP is allowed and the server will respond to SNMP requests Community Optional SNMP Community name public The server will respond to requests from a manager in this community Trap host Optional Address of SNMP trap host to which SNMP traps are sent Trap community Optional SNMP trap Community name used for sending traps System location Optional Information ab...

Page 130: ...d by Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Servers Spec tralink DECT Media Resources Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources and Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations These provide general information e g uptime number of received trans mitted udp datagrams etc The following MIBs are implemented on the DECT devices l IF l IP l IP FORWARD l TCP l EtherLike l SNMPv2 l IPV6 l UDP Spectralink IP DECT Se...

Page 131: ...formation about base stations RFP configured on the IP DECT Vir tual IP DECT server l dectMediaResourceInfoGroup Objects which provide information about media resources configured on the IP DECT Virtual IP DECT server l dectNotificationsGroup Notifications that are generated by the IP DECT Virtual IP DECT server SNMP along with the associated Management Information Base MIB encourage trap directed...

Page 132: ...he server will respond to requests from a manager in this community Trap host Optional Address of SNMP trap host to which SNMP traps are sent Trap community Optional SNMP trap Community name used for sending traps System location Optional Information about the physical location of this host E g telephone closet 3rd floor System contact Optional The textual identification of the contact person for ...

Page 133: ...new password New password again Optional Enter the new password again to confirm Strict password requirements Optional If enabling strict password requirements the device can be configured to enforce certain security rules and naming conventions For more information see Strict Password Requirements on page 135 Note Once enabled this setting can only be disabled by a factory reset Configuration Fac...

Page 134: ...wsers and call hand ing platforms Allow remote logging Optional If enabled remote logging is allowed Remote logging allows for Spectralink debug tools to extract debug information from the unit Remove user passwords from exported data Optional If enabled users passwords are prevented from being included when data are exported from the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server e g when exporting t...

Page 135: ...ation Page on page 271 Strict Password Requirements When using strict password requirements the password of the web based Administration Page must meet the following requirements l Minimum length of 8 characters l Must contain characters from at least two of the following classes upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters l Must not be simple or dictionary based words l M...

Page 136: ...T Virtual IP DECT Server listens for incoming SIP signalling The default local port number is 5060 Transport Transport mechanism used for SIP messages Possible values UDP TCP or TLS Note If TLS is used as SIP Transport Method it is neces sary to import host certificate and CA certificates into the server For more information see Configuring Cer tificates on page 169 DNS method Used for looking up ...

Page 137: ...ount of pending SIP registrations allowed The setting can range from 1 to 100 simultaneous SIP registrations Default value 1 To increase SIP registration speed it is possible to increase the value for faster registration handling sys tem dependant Handset power off action Optional Action performed when a handset is turned off Possible values Ignore or De register If De register is selected the han...

Page 138: ...orwarding SIP 802 1p Class of Service This is the 802 1p PCP and must be between 0 and 7 The setting requires VLAN tagging Default value 3 GRUU Optional If enabled Globally Routable User Agent URIs are sup ported Default value Enabled Use SIPS URI Optional Normally SIP communication on a TLS connection uses the SIPS URI scheme Disabling this option causes the Wireless Server to use the SIP URI sch...

Page 139: ...ich NAT keepalive packets must be sent Possible values 10 20 or 30 sec Default value 30 sec Send Hold before REFER Optional If enabled all calls are put on hold before initiating a call transfer using a REFER message Some call control plat forms require this to be disabled otherwise the transfer target may stay on hold after a transfer has completed Default value Enabled Convert SIP URI to phone n...

Page 140: ...sword Optional Enter password Realm Optional The realm presented by the proxy when requesting authentication If this field is non empty authentication passwords will be encrypted Note When the realm is changed all stored SIP pass words will be invalid SIP Configuration DTMF signalling Send as RTP Optional If enabled keypad signaling will be sent as RTP event codes Offered RFC2833 payload type Opti...

Page 141: ...range start for local RTP ports Default value 58000 Codec priority Define the priorities of codecs Possible values PCMU PCMA G 726 or G 729 Add G729A media type for G 729 codec Optional If enabled the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server will use G 729A 8000 as the media type for the G 729 codec in addition to the standard G 729 8000 This allows interoperability with endpoints that uses the ...

Page 142: ...parameter in SDP offers Default value Disabled Note If not running PCS 20A_ or newer this field is only visible if a Security TLS SRTP License is loaded Include MKI in SDES offers Optional Handles the RFC 4568 SRTP Master Key Index Para meter in SDP offers Default value Disabled Note If not running PCS 20A_ or newer this field is only visible if a Security TLS SRTP License is loaded Enable ICE Opt...

Page 143: ...Music on Hold is played for the remote end Display status messages Optional If enabled call status messages are received in the hand set key ends overlap dialing Optional If enabled pressing the key dials number in overlap dial ing Call waiting Optional If enabled call waiting is supported Allow automatic offhook If enabled automatic offhook is allowed for intercom fea tures Spectralink IP DECT Se...

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Page 145: ...d connections On sites where it is planned to enable DECT Security Step A it is highly recommended that a site survey is performed with the early encryption and re keying option set to required In a deployment with areas with signal quality issues e g muted and or dropped calls enabling early encryption and re keying can significantly increase the risk of losing an act ive call in those areas Note...

Page 146: ... Authenticate calls Optional If enabled each individual DECT call will be authen ticated Encrypt voice data Optional Encryption of voice data packets transmitted via DECT Possible values Disabled Enabled or Required Default value Required Note Repeaters do not support encryption If set to Required the call is ended when handover is estab lished on the repeater Early encryption and re keying Option...

Page 147: ...he handsets when a call is terminated Default value Enabled System TX power Optional Used for controlling reducing the output power of all connected base stations supporting power control Unless set to default this will override any base station specific power setting Default value Default 250 mW Note It is possible to define a TX power value for a specific base station Administration Base Sta tio...

Page 148: ...ust be restarted after chan ging frequency Note It is possible to change the frequency setting in the server using OAM REST API For more inform ation see OAM REST API on page 275 For more information about frequency swap and the special Spectralink DECT Handset see Frequency Swap Support on page 281 Allow bearer handovers to repeat ers Optional Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 40...

Page 149: ...esource supports encryption Wireless Server Configuration Base stations Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Allow new Optional If enabled new base stations are allowed to connect to the server Default value Enabled Add new as active Optional If enabled new base stations will become active when added Otherwise they must be activated manually under Administration Base Station Base Sta...

Page 150: ...ult Multicast Site based paging Zone based paging Default value Default If having more than 256 base stations connected on a site default paging is not enough due to the amount of base stations In this situation if multicast signaling is supported multicast is the preferred paging method Other paging methods are site based paging and zone based paging On a site with heavy voice messaging load it i...

Page 151: ...rmation carefully before continuing and ensure correct deployment of the base stations Caution Assigning RPN s are essential for using zone based paging as the RPN decides which zone the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station will be part of If changing zone size later on after having configured the base stations and assigned RPN s then all con figuration must be redone Therefore consider your system ne...

Page 152: ...he server Possible values Free running Radio or LAN Note Selecting Free running will configure each base station as a sync master For more information see also Synchronization and Deployment Guide Default value Radio Note Multicast address and Multicast TTL are hard coded when selecting LAN For more information see Using Multicast for LAN on page 188 LAN sync transport protocol Optional The protoc...

Page 153: ... will be disabled Default value Enabled Note It is possible to disable the web based Admin istration Page directly in the configuration file by insert ing the following rfp allow_gui false allow_gui rfp Change false to true to enable it For more information see Disabling Web Based Administration Page on page 271 Wireless Server Configuration Handsets Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server ...

Page 154: ...Confirm password required to access the application interface Enable MSF Optional If enabled access to the MSF application interface is supported Default value Disabled Enable XML RPC Optional If enabled access to the XML RPC application inter face is supported Default value Disabled Internal messaging Optional If enabled internal messaging to allow handset to handset messaging without an external...

Page 155: ...splayed in handset Select the desired language from the list Wireless Server Configuration MSF Enable Long Press Key0 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book Enable Long Press Key1 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book...

Page 156: ...tion about creating an admin rights user see Registering Users and Subscribing Spec tralink DECT Handsets on page 211 For more information about handset replacement see Replacing Spectralink DECT Handset as Admin Rights User from the Handset on page 217 Enable Long Press Key8 Undefined Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press Enable Long Press...

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Page 158: ...ing l use of repeaters To make the correct decisions you must take into account both system capacity including calls voice and MSF and location s Also to be considered is the need for local media resources and possible use of multicast signaling To help you decide how incoming calls must be handled see Flowchart for Deciding Base Station Configuration on page 160 The flowchart refers to the option...

Page 159: ... Call Attempts Zone based paging is built on the DECT Standard for Location Area Level LAL Local Media Resources require use of sites Note If having more than 256 base stations connected on a system default paging is not enough due to the increased traffic load and higher density of base stations Note It is recommended to use zone based paging on sites with heavy voice messaging load Note The base...

Page 160: ...ons connected to a system default paging is substantial to ensure as simple configuration as possible When using default paging all Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations are paged when an incoming call arrives Optionally you can create sites when using default paging as well e g if you have more locations and want to create an overview and be able to see which base station belongs to which site and if...

Page 161: ...more than 256 Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations on a site it is also possible to use it on fewer Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations A Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One with more than 256 Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations does not always need to use Multicast sig naling Multicast signaling can be a problem in some WAN configurations When a Spectralink IP DECT Bas...

Page 162: ...paging method see Configuring Wire less Server Settings on page 145 By default the system will allocate a media channel on the media resource with the lowest load at the time a call is initiated This can however lead to network traffic patterns that are not optimal in situations where base stations and media resource are located at different locations and or in dif ferent networks To avoid this is...

Page 163: ... can now just page the relevant zone where the handset was last registered All handsets that are turned on can be located in the system When moving the handset from one zone to another a location registration occurs the handset automatically sends a message to the server about position and zone Example of Defining Sites Zones and Assigning Numbers to Base Stations Limitations are maximum 1024 Spec...

Page 164: ...2 base stations per zone If defining 8 zones for a site with 256 base stations selecting 8 Zones 32 base stations per zone in the Zone based paging field the numbering of base stations could be the following Site Zones Max Base Stations RPN Site 1 Zone 1 32 0 31 Zone 2 32 32 63 Zone 3 32 64 95 Zone 4 32 96 127 Zone 5 32 128 159 Zone 6 32 160 191 Zone 7 32 192 223 Zone 8 32 224 255 Note The physica...

Page 165: ...one 10 16 144 159 Zone 11 16 160 175 Zone 12 16 176 191 Zone 13 16 192 207 Zone 14 16 208 223 Zone 15 16 224 239 Zone 16 16 240 255 Note The physical base station number in a zone can be less than 16 but the RPN assigned to it must be within the defined RPN range If you move the base station to another zone RPN must be changed accord ingly 32 Zones 8 base stations per zone If defining 32 zones for...

Page 166: ...0 8 72 79 Zone 11 8 80 87 Zone 12 8 88 95 Zone 13 8 96 103 Zone 14 8 104 111 Zone 15 8 112 119 Zone 16 8 120 127 Zone 17 8 128 135 Zone 18 8 136 143 Zone 19 8 144 151 Zone 20 8 152 159 Zone 21 8 160 167 Zone 22 8 168 175 Zone 23 8 176 183 Zone 24 8 184 191 Zone 25 8 192 199 Zone 26 8 200 207 Zone 27 8 208 215 Zone 28 8 216 223 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One ...

Page 167: ...e can be less than 32 but the RPN assigned to it must be within the defined RPN range If you move the base station to another zone RPN must be changed accord ingly For more information about configuring zones sites and assigning base stations RPN s to zones see Configuring Sites and Zones on page 175 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configurat...

Page 168: ...bled the internal media resource will start up and connect If disabled CPU power is increased Additional media resource will take over then if installed Default value Enabled Note If configuring a system with Spectralink DECT Media Resources or Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources it is recommended to disable the internal media resource of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Vir...

Page 169: ... Verisign out of the box In addition to the CA bundle the web based Administration Page allows installation of a local CA cer tificate bundle If the certificate is generated by a local authority such as a service provider or the local IT department you can import a certificate bundle in PEM format also known as base 64 Furthermore the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server supports installing ...

Page 170: ... certificate with the CA certificate using e g Microsoft Active Directory Cer tificate Services 5 Import the host and CA certificate reboot the server Some steps are carried out from the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Vir tual IP DECT Server under Configuration Certificates Below is a description of parameters and other important notes that will be linked to from the dif ...

Page 171: ...d in Configuration General page If other fields a required the host key and certificate must be generated using external tools Note l If no host certificate is installed on a Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 it will fall back to using the built in device certificate signed by Spectralink l If no host certificate is installed on a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One it will automatically ...

Page 172: ...sary when renewing a certificate Creating a Host Certificate Signing Request CSR The following describes how to create a host certificate signing request from the web based Admin istration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server 1 Click Configuration and then click Certificates 2 On the Host certificate chain page under Certificate file click Generate Request to send a generate requ...

Page 173: ... Active Directory Certificate Services please refer to the vendor doc umentation 1 Open Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services in your browser E g https ca example org certsrv 2 Select Download a CA certificate 3 Select the current CA certificate 4 Under Encoding method select Base 64 5 Click Download CA certificate 6 The CA certificate is downloaded to your browser and will be used later...

Page 174: ...emplate list select Web Server or any applicable locally defined tem plate 6 Click Submit 7 Select Base 64 encoded 8 Click Download certificate 9 The signed host certificate is downloaded to your browser and will be used later in the con figuration of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Importing the Host and CA Certificates The following describes how to import host an CA certificates ...

Page 175: ...o create sites i e a site for each location and assign the base sta tions and media resources to them When allocating a media channel the system will then prioritize any media resources assigned to the same site as the base station handling the call avoiding unne cessary RTP traffic over e g a WAN connection Though assigned to a site the base stations are not forced to use that particular media re...

Page 176: ... used when configuring minimum two sites With 2019 release 3 of Spectralink IP DECT Server firmware PCS 19C_ zone based paging has been implemented and must be used on sites where multicast signaling or site based paging alone is not enough From 2019 release 3 you must select relevant paging method before continuing with the base station configuration and site based paging is not automatically use...

Page 177: ...paging as configuration method see Configuring Wireless Server Settings on page 145 1 Click Administration and then click Sites 2 On the Sites page click New 3 On the New Site page enter the following data Field New site General Name Enter a name for the site E g Site A Site B Site C 4 Click Save You can now assign the base stations and media resources to use the relevant sites Note If using zone ...

Page 178: ...of zones are Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 etc It is possible to rename the zones 1 Click Administration and then click Sites 2 On the Sites page click on the relevant site You can now see a list of all the zones of the selected site 3 On the Site page click on a zone and then change the name 4 Click Save Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration ...

Page 179: ...Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 or UUID of the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One TLS fingerprint The TLS fingerprint identifies the key associated with the certificate installed in the media resource This can be used to verify the connected media resource by com paring the TLS fingerprint with the Key ID field of the Host Key web based Administration Page of the media resource Configuration C...

Page 180: ...ia resource will be disabled Note If Add new as active is enabled Configuration Wireless Server Media resources then this will be unset by default when adding a new media resource 4 Click Save Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 181: ...ption Optional Enter a description It is recommended to use a description of the physical loc ation RPN Radio Part Number of the base station Note If using zone based paging assigning base sta tions and RPN s are essential as the RPN decides which zone the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station will be part of For more information see Example of Defin ing Sites Zones and Assigning Numbers to Base Sta ti...

Page 182: ... set to USA the default value is 100 mW Note If a system TX power other than default is set for the whole system Configuration Wireless Server DECT that setting will override this setting External antenna mode Optional Determines which antenna s are used when an external antenna is connected Possible values Use Internal external antenna Use internal antenna only or Use external antenna only Defaul...

Page 183: ...ettings for synchronization are loc ated under Configuration Wireless Server Base stations For more information see Synchronization and Deploy ment Guide Auto radio sync deployment only Optional If enabled the base station will be auto synchronized while deploying the system Note This must only be used while deploying the sys tem Primary radio sync RPN Optional RPN identifying the base station use...

Page 184: ...G Edition 15 0 May 2020 Original document 184 4 Click Save The base stations are automatically rebooted Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 185: ...DHCP When using DHCP components should be discovered by UPnP For more information see Discovering Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Components on the Network on page 119 Manually IP DECT Server Address Configuration for Base Stations To configure the server address manually through the web based Administration Page of the base station 1 Open a browser and enter the IP address of the base station...

Page 186: ...er and enter the IP address of the media resource 2 Click Configuration and then click Media Resource 3 On the Media Resource Configuration page enter the following data Field Setting Media Resource Wireless Server Host Server Enter the address of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server that the media resource must connect to 4 Click Save 5 Click Reboot to enable the configuration changes S...

Page 187: ...tion via radio Therefore base stations syn chronizing via radio can retrieve their synchronization signal from a base station synchronizing via LAN If configured as Radio LAN Gateway an IP DECT Base Station will use an over the air synchronization as the source of synchronization and act as a LAN sync master With this type it is possible to add a LAN synchronized segment of IP DECT Base Stations t...

Page 188: ...ase Station is connected to a switch port it will announce itself by IGMPv3 Internet Group Management Protocol The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station will then send a Membership report Join group Connecting Base Station to System Base stations can be connected to the system the following ways l Manually from the web based Administration Page of the base station For more information see Manually IP D...

Page 189: ...k on the relevant base station 2 On the Base station configuration page enter the following data Field Base Station General IP address Read only Current IP address of the base station Description Optional Enter a description It is recommended to use a description of the physical loc ation RPN Radio Part Number of the base station Note If using zone based paging assigning base sta tions and RPN s a...

Page 190: ... this specific base station Select another value from the list if you need to change the output power Default value Default 250 mW If Frequency is set to USA the default value is 100 mW Note If a system TX power other than default is set for the whole system Configuration Wireless Server DECT that setting will override this setting External antenna mode Optional Determines which antenna s are used...

Page 191: ...e settings for synchronization are loc ated under Configuration Wireless Server Base stations For more information see Synchronization and Deploy ment Guide Auto radio sync deployment only Optional If enabled the base station will be auto synchronized while deploying the system Note This must only be used while deploying the sys tem Primary radio sync RPN Optional RPN identifying the base station ...

Page 192: ...Stations and Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations support automatic configuration of radio synchronization A site survey and deployment must have been conducted For more information about deployment see the Synchronization and Deployment Guide Be aware that if using automatic synchronization of base stations all current base sta tion settings will be overwritten Automatic configuration of radio synch...

Page 193: ...lso automatically defined as a result of these measurements Depending on system size this can take a while up to 15 minutes Caution Be aware that if using automatic synchronization of base stations all current base station settings will be overwritten A backup of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is always recommended if you want to return to manually cre ated synchronization chain No...

Page 194: ...ction can be found here http en wikipedia org wiki Precision_Time_Protocol PTPv2 is based on a master slave architecture where the active master is automatically selected among the base stations Each network segment will have one active master and the remaining base stations will be slaves If the current master is failing a new one is automatically selected without disrupting the current synchroni...

Page 195: ...the parameter Auto matically disable subscription allowed below Automatically disable subscription allowed Optional If enabled subscriptions will automatically be dis allowed after 120 seconds or when a subscription suc ceeds If disabled subscriptions will be allowed until explicitly disabled Default value Enabled Note This feature is part of DECT Security Step A Authenticate calls Optional If ena...

Page 196: ...ode Optional System wide DECT access code The access code is from 0 8 decimal digits Note Individual user access code AC has pre cedence over system access code Send date and time Optional If enabled date and time will be sent to the handsets when a call is terminated Default value Enabled System TX power Optional Used for controlling reducing the output power of all connected base stations suppor...

Page 197: ...ust be restarted after chan ging frequency Note It is possible to change the frequency setting in the server using OAM REST API For more inform ation see OAM REST API on page 275 For more information about frequency swap and the special Spectralink DECT Handset see Frequency Swap Support on page 281 Allow bearer handovers to repeat ers Optional Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 40...

Page 198: ...esource supports encryption Wireless Server Configuration Base stations Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Allow new Optional If enabled new base stations are allowed to connect to the server Default value Enabled Add new as active Optional If enabled new base stations will become active when added Otherwise they must be activated manually under Administration Base Station Base Sta...

Page 199: ...ult Multicast Site based paging Zone based paging Default value Default If having more than 256 base stations connected on a site default paging is not enough due to the amount of base stations In this situation if multicast signaling is supported multicast is the preferred paging method Other paging methods are site based paging and zone based paging On a site with heavy voice messaging load it i...

Page 200: ...rmation carefully before continuing and ensure correct deployment of the base stations Caution Assigning RPN s are essential for using zone based paging as the RPN decides which zone the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station will be part of If changing zone size later on after having configured the base stations and assigned RPN s then all con figuration must be redone Therefore consider your system ne...

Page 201: ...he server Possible values Free running Radio or LAN Note Selecting Free running will configure each base station as a sync master For more information see also Synchronization and Deployment Guide Default value Radio Note Multicast address and Multicast TTL are hard coded when selecting LAN For more information see Using Multicast for LAN on page 188 LAN sync transport protocol Optional The protoc...

Page 202: ... will be disabled Default value Enabled Note It is possible to disable the web based Admin istration Page directly in the configuration file by insert ing the following rfp allow_gui false allow_gui rfp Change false to true to enable it For more information see Disabling Web Based Administration Page on page 271 Wireless Server Configuration Handsets Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server ...

Page 203: ...Confirm password required to access the application interface Enable MSF Optional If enabled access to the MSF application interface is supported Default value Disabled Enable XML RPC Optional If enabled access to the XML RPC application inter face is supported Default value Disabled Internal messaging Optional If enabled internal messaging to allow handset to handset messaging without an external...

Page 204: ...splayed in handset Select the desired language from the list Wireless Server Configuration MSF Enable Long Press Key0 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book Enable Long Press Key1 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book...

Page 205: ...bout creating an admin rights user see Registering Users and Subscribing Spec tralink DECT Handsets on page 211 For more information about handset replacement see Replacing Spectralink DECT Handset as Admin Rights User from the Handset on page 217 Enable Long Press Key8 Undefined Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press Enable Long Press Key9 ...

Page 206: ... On the Base Stations page check the sync state of the base stations l If marked with Free running Sync Master l If marked with green Synchronized Primary Sync Master l If marked with Searching not in sync with any radio unit l If marked with Unknown not connected base station removed from installation 3 View RFP and RPN numbers Note When you click a base station in the list you can check the RSSI...

Page 207: ...the LAN sync performance of the base stations A status icon green yellow red or grey is shown under the LAN sync performance column when all of the following conditions are true l A LAN Synchronization License is loaded l Status column shows Connected icon l Sync column does not show Free running icon the base station is not the Sync Master l Sync Source column shows LAN Note If some base stations...

Page 208: ...overwrite the other conditions that have a better state Description of status icon colours Status Colours Variables Red l Jitter Jitter is too high over 1000ns for this base station and will most likely cause instability on LAN sync Consider changing QoS on network or use radio synchronization method on base stations Air l Lucky Rate Critical packet queuing delays Packets are experiencing large qu...

Page 209: ...r l Rate AIR Correction Base station frequency adjustment is higher than normal Try chan ging Sync Master It might also be an indication that the base station is defective and needs to be replaced Contact Support for help on this Green l Jitter The LAN synchronization is OK l Lucky Rate The LAN synchronization is OK l Rate Correction The LAN synchronization is OK Grey l Jitter State of the LAN syn...

Page 210: ... a column showing the zone is visible as well Bulk Changing Synchronization Type It is possible to bulk change the synchronization type of a group of base stations e g from LAN to Radio This is useful in case you experience problems with your network and LAN synchronization and must change all base stations to radio synchronization to obtain better performance Note Bulk change of synchronization t...

Page 211: ...on page 217 l When subscribing handset you subscribe a handset to a registered user with a matching IPEI Note If the user is not registered in the system database subscription of the handset is not possible Registering a User To register users you use the web based Administration Page of the server To Register Create a New User 1 Click Users and then click List Users 2 Click New to create a new us...

Page 212: ...t before there is an IPEI number present Note Programming of IPEI number into the system data base is necessary to enable service to the handset Note If handset sharing is used the IPEI label will be a link that you can click on and link to a device For more information see Adding Devices to Server on page 329 Access code Optional Administrators can define a system wide or individual access code a...

Page 213: ...ndby text Note Disallowed characters A standby text is a fixed label shown in the top left part of the screen on the DECT handset when in idle state Note This feature is only available if Spectralink DECT handsets are being used If third party DECT handsets are being subscribed this feature is not supported Disabled Optional If enabled the user is disabled Note A disabled user cannot make calls fr...

Page 214: ...etting Allow internal routing fallback enabled For more inform ation see Configuring SIP and IP PBX Settings on page 136 Domain Optional Enter the domain part of a SIP URI Note Allowed characters a z A Z 0 9 E g example org in John Doe sip 1234 example org Note If not configured the default domain entered under SIP configuration will be used Displayname Optional Enter the name of the user e g call...

Page 215: ...owed characters Note The password will override the Default Password field under SIP Configuration User Features Call forward unconditional Optional A Call Forward Unconditional an extension to forward calls to can be added removed via the web based Admin istration Page Note Allowed characters a z A Z 0 9 _ Admin rights Optional If enabled the user becomes an admin rights user with the ability to ...

Page 216: ...ECT Server to allow for sub scription If the system does not allow subscription it is not possible to subscribe the hand set For more information see Configuring Wireless Server Settings on page 145 You subscribe a handset by creating a login Menu Settings Advanced Login Create Login Search For more information see the relevant Handset User Guides Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtua...

Page 217: ... for the Master handset menu to appear You must have access to both the handset to be replaced and new handset in order to do the replacement Note If you cannot access the feature on your handset contact your system administrator To Replace a Handset 1 Ensure that you have the new handset charged and ready for use 2 Identify the handset to be replaced This information must be used when replacing t...

Page 218: ... IPEI of the new handset l Press OK to replace handset l You now receive information about the AC code xxxxx random generated that must be used when subscribing the new handset Subscription of the new handset is allowed for 4 minutes 5 Subscribe the new handset l You subscribe a handset by creating a login Menu Settings Advanced Login Create Login Search Use the AC code that was provided to you ea...

Page 219: ...iguration Note Only Spectralink DECT Handset 7202 7212 7502 7522 7532 7622 7642 and 7722 7742 with firmware PCS 19K_ or newer can be updated using Handset Con figuration Over The Air Only Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Servers with firmware PCS 19C_ or newer support Handset Configuration Over The Air Handset Configuration Over The Air is not supported on redundant systems For more information...

Page 220: ...for handset user information l Deregistering handsets remove handset from the list l Changing user configurations l Updating handset firmware l Unsubscribing handsets remove login l Importing handset registration data l Using Handset Configuration Over The Air COTA Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 221: ...he server has been in contact with the handset l Location Registration l Out of Range l Unknown l Handset turned off l Site only relevant and visible if using site based paging or zone based paging indicates the site where the handset is located l Zone only relevant and visible if using zone based paging indicates the zone where the handset is located l Nodes only relevant and visible if using red...

Page 222: ...tion and Configuration Groups on page 227 Note You can also create users from the User List For more information see Registering a User on page 211 To View or Change Handset User Configuration You can view or change all the user configurations of the wireless system through the web based Administration Page 1 Click Users and then click List Users The list will show all entries as default It is pos...

Page 223: ...t site and zone shown is the same as the physical location of the handset A voice or messaging activity will update the site zone registration Remeber to reload the web based Administration Page To Search Handset User Information You can search for a registered handset user in the system through the web based Administration Page 1 Click Users and then click List Users 2 In the Search field enter r...

Page 224: ...e register To Un subscribe User You can unsubscribe a handset from the system 1 Click Users and then click List Users 2 On the User List page select the relevant user s from the list 3 Click Un subscribe 4 Click OK to confirm To Un subscribe User You can unsubscribe a handset from the system 1 Click Users and then click List Users 2 On the User List page select the relevant user s from the list 3 ...

Page 225: ...edium Select relevant upload capacity The load corresponds to the number of maximum simultaneous updates You can select between Low Medium or High Low 1 handset at a time Medium 4 handsets per media resource High 16 handsets per media resource Example 2 media resources and High load 2 16 32 simultaneous updates Firmware file The firmware file can be either a previously uploaded default firmware fi...

Page 226: ... Format on page 423 Encoding Select the correct encoding for the CSV file You can choose between UTF 8 ISO IEC 8859 1 or Windows 1252 Note The encoding depends on the software that was used to generate the CSV file If you use Microsoft Win dows you will probably select Windows 1252 Import Export Users Export user data CSV format If you want to save the user data file in CSV format click Save The C...

Page 227: ...handset configuration file into the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server the configuration group Group ID is the unique identifier The version number determines whether the configuration XML file is different from the existing file If version number is different the new handset configuration file is auto matically uploaded to the handsets with matching group IDs Handset configuration not men...

Page 228: ... Con figuration data cota IT department 101 1 xml version 1 0 cota info group 101 group version 1 version info data Relevant Handset Con figuration data cota Production 102 1 xml version 1 0 cota info group 102 group version 1 version info data Relevant Handset Con figuration data cota Only Configuration Group IDs are shown in the system Therefore it is recommended to keep a list of the department...

Page 229: ... make the relevant changes and then save it Tip It is advisable to start with one handset and configure it as desired this can then serve as a template for the rest of the users in the configuration group For more information see Creating a Handset Configuration XML File on the next page 3 Assign relevant Configuration Group Group ID to each user For more information see Assigning Configuration Gr...

Page 230: ...plate page click Export The Handset Configuration XML file is downloaded and can now be used as a template For an example of an exported Handset Configuration XML file see Appendix C Handset Configuration XML File Example on page 424 4 Open the exported Handset Configuration XML file in a text editor and l Assign the relevant Group ID and Version number l Edit add hide the desired functionality No...

Page 231: ...me menu_settings ringing_volume false ringing_volume ringing_tone true ringing_tone alert_volume true alert_volume vibrate true vibrate silent_mode true silent_mode auto_key_lock true auto_key_lock backlight true backlight auto_answer true auto_answer out_of_range true out_of_range missed_calls true missed_calls absent_in_charger true absent_in_charger bluetooth true bluetooth advanced true advanc...

Page 232: ...swer out_of_range true out_of_range missed_calls true missed_calls absent_in_charger true absent_in_charger bluetooth true bluetooth advanced true advanced menu_settings data cota Note Handset configuration not mentioned in the configuration XML file will remain unchanged Therefore be aware that when changing configuration groups then if settings are set by the previous configuration group and not...

Page 233: ...then enter the Group ID in the Configuration Group field In case you are changing a configuration group be aware that when changing configuration groups then if settings are set by the previous configuration group and not set for the new con figuration group the old setting will remain in the handset for that individual user 3 Click Save Ensure that automatic update under Users Handset Configurati...

Page 234: ... IP DECT Servers with firmware PCS 19C_ or newer support Handset Configuration Over The Air Handset Configuration Over The Air is not supported on redundant systems When having defined a Handset Configuration XML file and assigned the relevant Group IDs to each user the file can be uploaded to the system Up to 99 Handset Configuration XML files can be uploaded It is possible to define an automatic...

Page 235: ...y uploaded to the handsets with matching group IDs Handset configuration not mentioned in the configuration XML file will remain unchanged Therefore be aware that when changing configuration groups then if set tings are set by the previous configuration group and not set for the new configuration group the old setting will remain in the handset for that individual user If some features mentioned i...

Page 236: ...Note If using provisioning for uploading the Handset Con figuration XML file to the handsets enabling automatic update is required This can be done either through the XML configuration file or the web based Administration Page For more information see Provisioning Guide System load Optional Select relevant upload capacity The load corresponds to the number of maximum simultaneous updates Possible ...

Page 237: ...id not exist it is added to the list If the configuration group existed but the version number differed the existing configuration file is overwritten Handset Update Status Group Information about the Group ID assigned to the user E g 100 IPEI Information about IPEI of the handset User Information about user name in the configuration group Status Information about upload status E g Pending Progres...

Page 238: ...on group To use pro visioning also a ver file must be created listing the handset configuration files The ver file contains information about available Handset Configuration XML files to be provisioned into the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server including information about the version num ber E g GROUP100 VERSION1 When provisioning the handset configuration file the Spectralink IP DECT Vir...

Page 239: ...oup_100 xml 0013d1800032 handset_config_group_101 xml 89fed27f 7c47 43f5 8347 cb854cedc538 hand set_config_group_101 xml 0013d1800032 handset_config_group_102 xml 89fed27f 7c47 43f5 8347 cb854cedc538 hand set_config_group_102 xml 0013d1800032 handset_config_group_103 xml 89fed27f 7c47 43f5 8347 cb854cedc538 hand set_config_group_103 xml When created all handset configuration files and ver file mus...

Page 240: ...e l delete license l configure different system settings for more information see Configuration Steps Overview on page 113 Note System software can also be updated through provisioning Besides provisioning of the server configuration file you can also provision the handset configuration file and firm ware files for base stations media resources and handsets For more information see Provisioning Gu...

Page 241: ...ralink IP DECT Vir tual IP DECT Server which is useful in case of problem solving or if you want to do a system restore To Make a Back Up or Restore of Configuration File 1 Click Administration and then click Backup 2 On the System Backup page enter the following data Field Setting System Backup Backup Full system backup Click Save A full system backup is performed and saved System Backup Restore ...

Page 242: ... IP DECT Server l Using the Handset Management Cradle and Handset and Repeater Management Tool To update the Spectralink DECT Handset using the Handset and Repeater Management Tool acquisition of a Handset Management Cradle and download of Handset and Repeater Management Tool is required Physical access to each Spectralink DECT Handset to be updated is also required For more information about the ...

Page 243: ...al IP DECT Server One it is required to use a ZIP file con taining both the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One firmware ova file and the Spectralink IP DECT Server firmware bin file in order to use the firmware as default for base stations and media resources Enable the Use firmware as default check box if you want the server firmware as default for all base stations and media resources recomm...

Page 244: ... during a firmware update by clicking Administration and then clicking Wireless Server On the Wireless Server page under Service Status click Block 5 Click Reboot now or Reboot when idle Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 245: ...e Station 2 On the Update base station firmware page enter the following data Field Setting Update base station firmware Default Information about default firmware files type version PCS and build number if firmware files have been uploaded Note Once uploaded default firmware will remain on the server until overwritten Note If the Use firmware as default check box on the Update firmware page is en...

Page 246: ...Optional When Force is enabled the base stations will be updated at the selected Start time If Force is disabled the base stations will be updated when they become idle after the selected Start time Start time Optional Default value Immediately If you want to upload later select an appropriate time within the next 24 hours Click Save Update base station firmware Manual Firmware file Optional The f...

Page 247: ... 4 Click Reboot base stations if you want to reboot selected base stations Note If Automatic update is not enabled Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations can be rebooted manually after they have been updated Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 248: ...dia Resource 2 On the Update media resource firmware page enter the following data Field Setting Update media resource firmware Default Information about default firmware files type version PCS and build number if firmware files have been uploaded Note Once uploaded default firmware will remain on the server until overwritten Note If the Use firmware as default check box on the Update firmware pag...

Page 249: ... updated at the selected Start time If Force is disabled the media resources will be updated when they become idle after the selected Start time Start time Optional Default value Immediately If you want to upload later select an appropriate time within the next 24 hours Click Save Update media resource firmware Manual Firmware file Optional The firmware file can be either a previously uploaded def...

Page 250: ...r they have been updated To Update Spectralink DECT Handset Firmware Over The Air SUOTA Note Only Spectralink DECT Handset 7202 7212 7502 7522 7532 7622 7642 7722 7742 and Spectralink DECT Handset Butterfly can be updated over the air SUOTA The Spectralink DECT Handsets has a hardware platform that supports dual flash par tition to ensure that the new firmware can be verified before it takes over ...

Page 251: ... to the number of maximum simultaneous updates Possible values Low Medium or High Default value Medium Low 1 handset at a time Medium 4 handsets per media resource High 16 handsets per media resource Example 2 media resources and High load 2 16 32 simultaneous updates Note If you schedule an upgrade during day hours you would typically choose Low to Medium load to avoid any impact on Users Upgrade...

Page 252: ...t specific handset is given up If a handset is located on the edge of the DECT coverage area it could fail retry more often If battery level in handset is low then the handset will refuse the update request Restarting System or Block Calls during Firmware Update Through the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server it is possible to restart he Spectralink IP D...

Page 253: ...ireless Server Information l Statistics Wireless Server Media Resource Base Station Active Calls Abnormal Releases Traffic Distribution General Status Information This page provides general system information such as hardware and firmware information 1 Click Status and then click General The General Status page appears Example from Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 ...

Page 254: ...2020 Original document 254 Example from Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Example from Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 255: ...connected and synchronized Problems for some base stations Empty base stations Not con nected and in sync Media resources All enabled media resources are connected and at least one channel is available Problems for some media resources Empty media resources Not connected Provisioning The latest communication with the provisioning server was successful N A Not configured Not working NTP The latest ...

Page 256: ...e logs you want to see Furthermore select between Applic ation or Audit to get the wanted log type Note An Application log is a file of events logged by the system An Audit log is a chro nological set of records documenting the sequence of activities It is possible to clear the message log buffer for Application logs The Audit log cannot be deleted except when performing a factory reset It is poss...

Page 257: ...electing e g error will show errors and above critical and emergency Selecting emergency will only show emergencies 3 Click Export if you want to save the logs in a file Note It is not necessary to export logs for each different status All types will be part of the log file Wireless Server Information This page provides information about the firmware version and ARI code of the Spectralink IP DECT...

Page 258: ...erns that could point in the direction of a given problem e g If a user reports problems in a meeting room start by looking under Abnormal release You will most likely find the user in question listed multiple times or a specific RFP num ber listed multiple times Now take a look under Base Station If the problem happens to occur during peak hours and you also have lots of Times busy incidents this...

Page 259: ...ypes of calls are divided into active calls maximum amount of simultaneous calls overall amount of calls since last reset The total amount shows incoming and outgoing calls for a specific point end time not for the entire period of time since last reset l Message call traffic statistics Shows statistics about call waiting message waiting text messages and similar l Subscription location registrati...

Page 260: ...ustom text under Administration Media Resources If not changed it displays the serial number UUID l Status Shows if the media resource is connected to the server A disconnected media resource means that it is disconnected in the configuration or does not have network con nection to the server l Active now and Active max Shows how many channels that are currently active and the maximum number of ac...

Page 261: ...station is connected to the server A disconnected base station means lack of coverage l Times busy This value should be close to 0 or the location may suffer from inadequate speech capacity The information is interesting in case you are suffering from dropped calls or lack of speech capacity in a certain area If the base station is busy multiple times it indic ates lack of speech capacity Such a p...

Page 262: ...dover cancelled can be as high as 30 If higher it usually indicates high traffic and few vacant channels or interference from a foreign radio source l Call setup failed Call setup failed is an unintentional terminated call This usually hap pens because the handset is not granted a vacent channel from any of the surrounding base stations l Text setup failed Refers to failed message e g call waiting...

Page 263: ...ll session e g call setup state ringing state etc The information is saved in the log files and usually used for debugging l Codec Shows the codec being used l Secure Shows if call is encrypted with SRTP Y encrypted N non encrypted l Local user and Remote user Local user identifies the local endpoint If the call is local you can also identify the remote endpoint l Node Only visible if running a re...

Page 264: ...ser Identifies the handset owner l RfpNo Identifies which base station the user was connected to when the call was ter minated l Reason Shows short message l Call State Shows the state of the call E g Active Note Using the time stamp and RFP number information you can often put together enough information from the other statistical information to point out a plausible reason for abnormal call rele...

Page 265: ... the administration password For more information see Configuring Security Settings and Changing System Password on page 133 1 Click Configuration and then click Security 2 On the Security Configuration page enter the following data Field Setting Security Configuration Administrator Authentication Current password Enter the current password New username Enter a new username Note Requires a reboot ...

Page 266: ...tion Factory Reset that will remove all configuration and user data Security Configuration Data protection Allow unencrypted HTTP Optional HTTPS is forced by default If enabled HTTP support is supported instead of HTTPS Note Enabling unencrypted HTTP can cause passwords and other sensitive data to be transmitted in clear text on the network Enable legacy TLS Optional If enabled TLS versions 1 0 an...

Page 267: ...DECT Virtual IP DECT Server e g when exporting the user list to XML files or CSV files Note Enabling this will exclude the user database from full system backups Note Once enabled this setting can only be disabled by a factory reset Configuration Factory Reset that will remove all configuration and user data 3 Click Save Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Instal...

Page 268: ...ses it is possible to retrieve the license s again by entering the ARI code of the server in the Spectralink License Key Generator on Spectralink Cor poration s support portal http support spectralink com keycode l In the ARI DECT Serial number Wi Fi field enter the ARI and click Submit l Copy the license s into the web based Administration Page Administration License Licenses Load license and cli...

Page 269: ... found in the Provisioning Guide Caution Before importing a configuration file it is strongly recommended to check if it contains the parameter to disable the web based Administration Page of the server If provisioning is disabled and a configuration file with the parameter security allow_gui false allow_gui security is imported into the server then the server cannot be accessed The only option to...

Page 270: ...ing a license into a Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Exist ing configurations are preserved xml version 1 0 encoding UTF 8 standalone yes config merge_type merge license NewLicenseString license config Example 2 of Configuration File to be Merged Below is an example of disabling the web based Administration Page of the Base Stations by mer ging the configuration file into a Spectralink ...

Page 271: ... based Administration Page of the server Configuration Wireless Server Base Stations page by disabling Allow web based Administration Page For more information see Configuring Wireless Server Settings on page 145 l Directly in the configuration file by entering the following rfp allow_gui false allow_gui rfp Change false to true to enable it For more information about exporting importing the confi...

Page 272: ...that provisioning is NOT disabled Method field on the server Configuration Provisioning Provisioning Configuration page before disabling the web based Administration Page of the server If provisioning is disabled and a configuration file with the parameter security allow_gui false allow_gui security is imported into the server then the server cannot be accessed The only option to access the server...

Page 273: ...click License 2 On the Licenses page under Loaded licenses click Delete to delete the relevant license Example from Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Example from Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 274: ...ick Load If the license does not appear when entering the ARI of the system contact Tech nicalsupport spectralink com Information regarding Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server If you by mistake delete a license or perform a factory reset of the system which will delete all loaded licenses you must contact Spectralink Order Management via EMEA and APAC emeaom spectralink com or NALA nalaom spectrali...

Page 275: ... DECT Server One The OAM REST API provides the same configuration settings firmware update options etc as the web based Administration Page An OAM REST API License for the relevant Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is required to use the OAM REST API You can find the OAM REST API document at http support spectralink com products Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT ...

Page 276: ...rtual IP DECT Server XML RPC SDK Documentation To setup the system to use MSF you must obtain the document XML RPC SDK from the following e mail address aims spectralink com or go to this site http www spectralink com partners app developers aims application form and fill out an applic ation form Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration ...

Page 277: ...t depending on the application Note Only Spectralink Handsets 7622 7642 7722 7742 support broadcast messaging with icons Depending on the application the broadcast message can also be an alarm call an emergency call or a fire alarm Broadcast Messaging Support Matrix MSF Format Functions DECT Servers Base Stations Handset Models MSF II Broadcast Messages 19 Characters DECT Server 2500 8000 IP DECT ...

Page 278: ... All versions Icons Not supported Spectralink Handset 7622 7642 Text MSF II MSF III All versions Icons Supported Spectralink Handset 7722 7742 Text MSF II MSF III All versions Icons Supported Spectralink Handset Butterfly Text 12Ta or newer Icons Not supported Broadcast Messaging Supported on Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations Base Station Software Version Spectralink IP DECT Base Station All versi...

Page 279: ...CT Servers Broadcast Messaging Capacity Server Max no of broadcast messages per minute Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 20 broadcast messages Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 20 broadcast messages Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 20 broadcast messages Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One 20 broadcast messages There is no limit to the number of handsets that can receive broadcast messages simultaneous...

Page 280: ...you can create update and delete broadcast groups in each handset It is possible to define up to 16 groups per Spectralink DECT Handset For more information see Handset and Repeater Management Tool User Guide Third Party Application In order to use broadcast messaging on the Spectralink DECT Handsets a third party application is needed For more information contact one of Spectralink s AIMS partner...

Page 281: ...r more information about the special handset see Hand set 7212 Supporting Frequency Swap Part no 02610004 on the next page Frequency swap must be configured on the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server when con figuring Wireless Server settings On the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server under Configuration Wireless Server Wireless Server Configurati...

Page 282: ...tralink DECT Handset 7212 is a dual frequency handset meaning that it listens to and can automatically swap between 1 8 GHz and 1 9 GHz When connecting to the system the handset automatically scans the different frequency bands selecting the appropriate frequency band to use when required Note The Spectralink DECT Handset 7212 supporting Frequency Swap will always use DECT 6 0 output power 100 mW ...

Page 283: ... as possible Except for a few simple redundancy options configuration and administration of a redundant solution is not different from a single server solution All configurations are executed on the master server and everything is presen ted in the same familiar menus Configuration data and statistics are automatically propagated between all the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual ...

Page 284: ...ual IP DECT Server One solution Designing a redundant Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server solution is very similar to designing any other redundant network service In a redundant Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server solution the servers should be connected to separate switches power groups etc Below is an example design of a redundant Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 solution including...

Page 285: ...ave the same licenses installed because both servers are acting as the same server with one configuration and the backup server is a load balancing server combined with the redundancy feature When a failure is discovered by the system users base stations and media resources are switched automatically to the remaining server This means that servers media resources and IP DECT base stations MUST run...

Page 286: ...Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One l Configuring a Backup Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One l Configuration of base stations and media resources is performed through the web based Administration Page of the base stations and media resourses l Configuring Base Station and Media Resource in a Redundant Solution Redundancy Licen...

Page 287: ... license has been tied to a wrong ARI code please contact Tech nicalsupport spectralink com for help In the worst case it may be necessary to buy a new license Note If a license is installed on the master server a corresponding license with proper per missions must be installed on the backup server to enable the redundancy features For example if a 500 user license is installed on the master a 500...

Page 288: ...u an email including an Authentication Product Key for your software license The e mail contains a txt document called License txt and looks like this 3 Find the System ARI Code for your master Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 to be used in the License Key Generator For more information see Identifying ARI on Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server on page 69 Note An ARI always start with 100 an...

Page 289: ... Wi Fi field enter the ARI of your master Spectralink IP DECT Server l In the Authentication Product Key field enter the specific Authentication Product Key from the license txt document received by e mail copy the key from the document and paste it in the field l In the Your Email Address field enter your email address l Click Submit Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Ser...

Page 290: ...e new license code using the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Server l Click Administration and then click License l Copy the provided license key from your email paste it in the License field and then click Load l Reboot the server to activate the license Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 291: ... that the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server redundant solution only refers to the ARI code of the master server and not the ARI code of the backup server For more information see Administration Scenarios on page 303 2 When your order is processed Order Management will send you an email including an Authentication Product Key for your software license The e mail contains a txt document cal...

Page 292: ...ckup Spec tralink IP DECT Server l In the Redundancy Primary Code DECT only field enter the ARI of your master Spec tralink IP DECT Server l In the Authentication Product Key field enter the specific Authentication Product Key from the license txt document received by e mail copy the key from the document and paste it in the field l In the Your Email Address field enter your email address l Click ...

Page 293: ...s Loaded licenses Note The Redundancy License had adopted the ARI code of the master server This is done in the case of a failure of the master server the backup server will have the same ARI code and therefore the handsets will still be subscribed to the ARI as this does not change Note A backup server will look different after a Redundancy License has been installed as the backup server adopts t...

Page 294: ...6 l License required on the backup Redundancy Backup Virtual IP DECT Server part no 14233247 Note The license for the backup server contains an ARI change license also known as ARI swap license which means that the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server redundant solution only refers to the ARI code of the master server and not the ARI code of the backup server For more information see Adminis...

Page 295: ...d therefore the handsets will still be subscribed to the ARI as this does not change Note A backup server will look different after a Redundancy License has been installed as the backup server adopts the ARI of the master server The backup server will now have both a System ARI and a Device ARI see Status Wireless Server General Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server On...

Page 296: ...d users as normal and it must be verified that the desired functionality is working before enabling the redundancy feature and the backup Spec tralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is added 1 Ensure that the Redundancy License is installed and that the master server is configured cor rectly License installation requires reboot of system 2 Click Configuration and then click Redundancy Spectralink ...

Page 297: ...k IP DECT Server 6500 Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One If backup server enter the fixed IP address or hostname for the master Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Redundancy Configuration System identification UUID Optional The UUID unique ID of the redundant system This must be the same for master server and backup server for replication to be performed T...

Page 298: ...5 sec For more information about failure time see Failover time conditions on page 304 4 Click Save Note Enabling or disabling the reduncancy funtion on a given server will not require a reboot of the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server s But after clicking Save all active calls can be dropped on base stations and media resources when the function is enabled disabled as all media resources ...

Page 299: ...that the Redundancy License is installed and configured with basic network settings License installation requires reboot of system 2 Click Configuration and then click Redundancy 3 On the Redundancy Configuration page enter the following data Field Setting Redundancy Configuration Node type Single If selected this will disable redundancy and configure for stand alone normal single server solution ...

Page 300: ... reset on the backup server it is retrieved from the master server The UUID must be reset when a master Spectralink IP DECT Vir tual IP DECT Server is changed to a backup Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server or when a backup Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is moved to another solution Reset UUID Optional If enabled the UUID is reset if the UUID of the master server and backup serv...

Page 301: ...ual IP DECT Server is to be used together with the redundancy feature the company phone book needs to be configured for LDAP or BroadWorks For more information see To Get Phone Book Data through LDAP Server CSV File or BroadWorks on page 306 If the company phone book is configured to use a CSV file it will not be compatible with the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Servers when running in failo...

Page 302: ...on page 185 After connecting to the master server the base stations and media resources will automatically be configured to connect to the backup server In the event that the master server fails they will continue to provide service to the backup server Below is an example of a Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 with media resource configured Note The license for the backup server contains an ARI cha...

Page 303: ...up server will continue to provide service after a short failover time When the master server returns to operation it will resume its normal operation in cooperation with the backup server However during the failover situation it will not be possible to change any configuration settings add or remove users or change the subscription state of any handset Permanent Failure on the Master Spectralink ...

Page 304: ...hem to the PBX When re registration is completed the users are able to receive calls again Outgoing calls can be performed shortly after the failover The speed of re registration depends on the PBX and the load on the system Failure on the Backup Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server A failure of the backup server will induce a short service outage and the master server will rees tablish full...

Page 305: ... Enterprise Common l Group Directory l Group Common l Personal Directory The BroadWorks phone books directories are retrieved each time the user enter the phone book from the handset The difference between Enterprise Directory Group Directory and the Enterprise Com mon Group Common is that the Directory contains a list of contacts in the enterprise group whereas the Common is a list of commonly us...

Page 306: ...by import of phone book data from a CSV file Phonebook Configuration Imported CSV file Imported CSV file Enable this if you want to import phone book data from CSV file Import Browse for the CSV file to import Note The CSV file must contain correct format For more information see Example of CSV File Format on page 311 Encoding Select the correct encoding for the CSV file You can choose between UTF...

Page 307: ...ptional Enter the username used for authentication against LDAP Note It might be necessary to specify the path for user name DOMAIN username E g CN Manager DC example DC com Bind password Optional Enter the Bind user s password Base Optional Enter the base path where the users are located in the LDAP structure E g DC example DC com Filter Optional Enter the filter used for the LDAP query The objec...

Page 308: ...eplace prefixes field Or if the phone number is 456789123456 and 06789123456 must be dialled then specify 45 0 Load interval Enter the interval in seconds for querying the LDAP server for updates Default value 3600 sec Possible values 60 999999 sec Request timeout Enter the interval in seconds for timeout for LDAP requests Default value 60 sec Possible values 5 3600 sec Spectralink IP DECT Server ...

Page 309: ... the Directory contains a list of contacts in the enter prise group whereas the Common is a list of commonly used contacts that are not in the enterprise group Each retrieved phonebook directory entry consists of the following data l Name corresponding to the BroadWorks name ele ment or a concatenation of firstname and last name l Department corresponding to the BroadWorks department element l Num...

Page 310: ...etting Group Common Default value Enabled Personal Directory Default value Enabled 3 Click Save No restart is needed and the changes are accepted immediately Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 311: ... Field1 Field2 Field3 Field4 Field5 The labels are column names displayed in the handset The fields are the actual data for the records See the example below Name Phone Mobile Department Title Peter Petersen 1000 20123456 Sales Manager Niels Nielsen 1001 20123457 R D Developer Example of LDAP Configuration Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Conf...

Page 312: ...ser which is required to have 24 7 operation and where there is no or very little possibility for charging the handset while in use Imagine a hos pital with a nurse on duty When the shift of the nurse on duty ends it is possible to let the next nurse use a different handset fully charged because it was not used by the previous nurse This way several nurses can share a line number without sharing a...

Page 313: ...vers 400 6500 2500 8000 License or Handset Sharing 1 Year Virtual IP DECT Server License For more information see Adding Handset Sharing License on page 315 l Firmware compatibility For more information see Handset Sharing Firmware Compatibility on the next page l Configuration of handset sharing including l Configuration of user sign in sign out For more information see User Sign in Sign out on p...

Page 314: ...server must run firmware PCS 12M_ or newer Handset model Handset sharing support Clear Call Message list Non Spectralink handsets Not supported Not supported Spectralink 7202 7212 Supported Not supported Spectralink 7502 Supported Not supported Spectralink 7522 7532 Supported Not supported Spectralink 7622 7642 Supported Supported Spectralink 7722 7742 Supported Supported Spectralink Butterfly Sup...

Page 315: ...l Without handset sharing the DECT access code is part of the data for a specific user l With handset sharing the DECT access code is not a part of the data for a specific user it is a part of the data for a specific device If a user specific DECT access code is configured before installing the Handset Sharing License the DECT access code will be used as device DECT access code and as initial user...

Page 316: ...hronization to the Active Directory To utilize this feature both handset sharing and handset login must be enabled Note This feature requires handset firmware PCS 17H or newer Note When a sign in sign out is in progress the handset will wait 120 seconds for user input If no user input is received the process will be aborted and the handset will return to the state it was in before the sign in sign...

Page 317: ...eded or more handsets must be subscribed it is necessary to disable the parameter Auto matically disable subscription allowed below Automatically disable subscription allowed Optional If enabled subscriptions will automatically be dis allowed after 120 seconds or when a subscription suc ceeds If disabled subscriptions will be allowed until explicitly disabled Default value Enabled Note This featur...

Page 318: ...ode Optional System wide DECT access code The access code is from 0 8 decimal digits Note Individual user access code AC has pre cedence over system access code Send date and time Optional If enabled date and time will be sent to the handsets when a call is terminated Default value Enabled System TX power Optional Used for controlling reducing the output power of all connected base stations suppor...

Page 319: ...ust be restarted after chan ging frequency Note It is possible to change the frequency setting in the server using OAM REST API For more inform ation see OAM REST API on page 275 For more information about frequency swap and the special Spectralink DECT Handset see Frequency Swap Support on page 281 Allow bearer handovers to repeat ers Optional Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 40...

Page 320: ...esource supports encryption Wireless Server Configuration Base stations Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 Allow new Optional If enabled new base stations are allowed to connect to the server Default value Enabled Add new as active Optional If enabled new base stations will become active when added Otherwise they must be activated manually under Administration Base Station Base Sta...

Page 321: ...ult Multicast Site based paging Zone based paging Default value Default If having more than 256 base stations connected on a site default paging is not enough due to the amount of base stations In this situation if multicast signaling is supported multicast is the preferred paging method Other paging methods are site based paging and zone based paging On a site with heavy voice messaging load it i...

Page 322: ...rmation carefully before continuing and ensure correct deployment of the base stations Caution Assigning RPN s are essential for using zone based paging as the RPN decides which zone the Spectralink IP DECT Base Station will be part of If changing zone size later on after having configured the base stations and assigned RPN s then all con figuration must be redone Therefore consider your system ne...

Page 323: ...he server Possible values Free running Radio or LAN Note Selecting Free running will configure each base station as a sync master For more information see also Synchronization and Deployment Guide Default value Radio Note Multicast address and Multicast TTL are hard coded when selecting LAN For more information see Using Multicast for LAN on page 188 LAN sync transport protocol Optional The protoc...

Page 324: ... will be disabled Default value Enabled Note It is possible to disable the web based Admin istration Page directly in the configuration file by insert ing the following rfp allow_gui false allow_gui rfp Change false to true to enable it For more information see Disabling Web Based Administration Page on page 271 Wireless Server Configuration Handsets Not relevant to the Spectralink IP DECT Server ...

Page 325: ...SF Optional If enabled access to the MSF application interface is supported Default value Disabled Enable XML RPC Optional If enabled access to the XML RPC application inter face is supported Default value Disabled Internal messaging Optional If enabled internal messaging to allow handset to handset messaging without an external application is suported Enable FAS connectivity Optional System depen...

Page 326: ...ong key press for company phone book Enable Long Press Key1 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book Enable Long Press Key2 Phone book Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for company phone book Enable Long Press Key3 Phone book Optional If enabled all...

Page 327: ... User Sign in Sign out on page 316 4 Click Save Enable Handset Login on Spectralink DECT Handset The Handset Login feature can be invoked in two ways l By utilizing MSF function number 9 either from the handset main menu or by long pressing the 9 key not supported by Handset 7502 Long press must be enabled in the handset in the Settings Advanced Long Key menu For more information see Handset User ...

Page 328: ...mber and click OK l Enter PIN and click OK 3 If selecting Sign in l Enter user and click OK l Enter password and click OK 4 The handset is now ready for use Signing out from a Device from the Handset 1 When in idle mode sign out by using either Sign in out shortcut or long press key 9 2 Select Sign out and click OK Note If supported by the handset the following lists are cleared in the handset aft...

Page 329: ...s l Device data handset Device specific data includes an IPEI mandatory and an access code optional The access code is used for subscribing the device to the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server l User data username standby text display name etc If a user is signed in it will be visible in the Users List Users User List Editing the user name will allow the administrator to sign in a user to ...

Page 330: ...code field Note You may fill the new PIN code field for added security to prevent other users from linking a handset with your user profile When a user is linked to a handset the IPEI link is active and can be clicked upon and the IPEI text field holds the IPEI number of the linked handset Note A User with no linked handset will show an inactive IPEI link and no IPEI number in the IPEI text field ...

Page 331: ...take you to the User profile of the linked handset And when clicking on the IPEI link from the User profile that will take you to the Device profile of the linked handset Note If the user is not linked to a handset this Username Extension link is inactive and there is no extension number in the associated text field For examples of handset sharing see Handset Sharing Setup Examples on page 333 Spe...

Page 332: ...vice or alternatively to sign out a user l User User data is data specific to a specific user The Standby text is displayed in the handset when the user is signed in If no user is currently signed in to a device the device will display Signed out The user PIN code is used by the user to sign in to a device l SIP The sip category consists of SIP data specific to the user l Features Features are use...

Page 333: ...ded to restrict device subscription with a system access code For more information about provisioning see Provisioning Guide Handset Sharing Setup Examples l Any handset can be linked with any User at any given time l Handset sign in and sign out using PIN code l IPEI link is active when User is linked to a handset l PIN code field is used during handset sign in Once the Handset Sharing License is...

Page 334: ...al access code used when the handset is subscribed to the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server Note The access code should not be mistaken for the PIN code When subscribing a handset you can choose to link the handset to an existing vacant User dur ing the subscription process You can also work the other way around so that when creating a User you can choose to link the user to an existing h...

Page 335: ...ou see how a Device profile is linked to a User profile Notice how the IPEI number and the Username Extension number are associated indicating a link between the Device and User Also notice the User registration with the SIP Server Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 336: ... key Send MSF Note Alternatively if you need to do this for many handsets use the Handset and Repeater Management Tool 3 To sign in press and hold key 9 until the sign in screen appears 4 Select Sign In and then enter the User number typically your Extension number 5 Enter the PIN code 6 If sign in is successful the standby text will show in the display 7 Long press key 9 to sign out The standby t...

Page 337: ...72345601 Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 K005 02344500 02344501 Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 K006 02350000 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One 14233244 Power Supply 8 0V DC only IP DECT Server 200 400 84642600 External Antenna with 1 m connection cable only IP DECT Server 200 400 02319507 Connection cable for External Antenna 7 5 m only IP DECT Server 200 400 14002706 Spectralink Base Station...

Page 338: ...018 02441600 Spectralink DECT Repeater 1G9 4 channels with connector for external antenna K018 02440200 Spectralink DECT Repeater 1G8 4 channels without connector for external antenna K018C 02334601 External Antenna with 1 m connection cable 02319507 Connection cable for External Antenna 7 5 m 14002706 Power Supply 9 0V DC 350mA 84642602 Repeater Programming Kit 02509210 Spectralink DECT Media Res...

Page 339: ...SRTP IP DECT Server 200 14075281 Software Assurance 1 Year 12 Users IP DECT Server 200 14232800 Software Assurance 3 Years 12 Users IP DECT Server 200 14232801 Software Assurance 5 Years 12 Users IP DECT Server 200 14232842 The Software Security Package is not needed on servers running PCS 20A_ or newer as security from R1 2020 is available without license Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 a...

Page 340: ...400 14075600 Enhanced Provisioning IP DECT Server 400 14075701 OAM REST API IP DECT Server 400 14232836 Frequency Swap IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6500 2500 8000 14075620 Handset Sharing IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6500 2500 8000 14075460 Automatic Alarm Call IP DECT DECT Servers 300 400 2500 6000 6500 8000 14075450 Security TLS SRTP IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6000 6500 2500 8000 14075280 Additional repea...

Page 341: ...s IP DECT Server 400 14232844 Software Assurance 1 Year 60 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232840 Software Assurance 3 Year 60 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232841 Software Assurance 5 Year 60 Users IP DECT Server 400 14232845 The Software Security Package is not needed on servers running PCS 20A_ or newer as security from R1 2020 is available without license Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Vi...

Page 342: ...ecurity TLS SRTP IP DECT Server 6000 6500 14075270 Enhanced Provisioning IP DECT Server 6500 14075700 OAM REST API IP DECT Server 6500 14232837 Handset Sharing IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6500 2500 8000 14075460 Automatic Alarm Call IP DECT DECT Servers 300 400 2500 6000 6500 8000 14075450 Security TLS SRTP IP DECT DECT Servers 400 6000 6500 2500 8000 14075280 Software Assurance 1 Year 30 Users IP DE...

Page 343: ...IP DECT Server 6500 14232812 Software Assurance 3 Years 1500 Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232813 Software Assurance 5 Years 1500 Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232849 Software Assurance 1 Year MAX Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232814 Software Assurance 3 Years MAX Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232815 Software Assurance 5 Years MAX Users IP DECT Server 6500 14232850 The Software Security Package is not nee...

Page 344: ...er 14233249 Frequency Swap Virtual IP DECT Server 14233248 Redundancy Master Virtual IP DECT Server 14233246 Redundancy Backup Virtual IP DECT Server 14233247 LAN Sync Virtual IP DECT Server 14233245 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server 14233270 16 Base Stations Virtual IP DECT Server 14233233 64 Base Stations Virtual IP DECT Server 14233234 256 Base Stations Virtual IP DECT Server 14233235 10...

Page 345: ...rtual IP DECT Server 14233216 Software Assurance 1 Year 1500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233217 Software Assurance 3 Years 1500 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233218 Software Assurance 1 Year 4096 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233219 Software Assurance 3 Years 4096 Users Virtual IP DECT Server 14233220 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Conf...

Page 346: ...Solution components l Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 l Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 l Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 l Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One l Spectralink IP DECT Base Station l Spectralink DECT Repeater l Spectralink External Antenna Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 347: ... maintenance of the entire infrastructure l HTTP with digest authentication l HTTPS l Syslog l SNMP SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE l The Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 is both a radio unit and a SIP integration unit to the host SIP Call Control UC platform l 1 x Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 and up to 3 x Spectralink DECT Repeaters 2 or 4 chan nel multi cell 12 wireless users six simultaneous calls SUPPORTE...

Page 348: ... l Average transmit power typical 5mW ch US or 10mW ch EU l Peak transmit power typical 125mW US or 250mW EU l Typical range l Indoor 20 50 m 65 165 ft l Outdoor 300 m 1000 ft l Full slot DECT radio 12 channels l Possible to connect external antenna Only Spectralink External Antenna can be used ELECTRO MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EMC APPROVALS REGULATORY STANDARDS l EMC EN 301 489 1 l EMC EN 301 489 6 ...

Page 349: ...s 1 device l Typical power consumption 3 W per unit l External power outlet power supply must be ordered separately l External antenna connection Only Spectralink External Antenna can be used PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS l Size 100 x 100 x 43 mm 3 94 x 3 94 x 1 69 in l Weight 120 gr 4 2 oz l Black Pantone Black l Wall mountable indoor l Can be mounted upside down INTEROPERABILITY l For information abo...

Page 350: ... l XML RPC l OAM REST API SIP VOIP SUPPORT l Basic call l CLIP l Call Hold l Call Transfer l Call Waiting l Music on Hold MOH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE l Web GUI for administration and maintenance of the entire infrastructure l HTTP with digest authentication l HTTPS l Syslog l SNMP Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 351: ...ration 1 x Spectralink IP DECT Server 400 up to 9 x Spectralink IP DECT Base Stations and up to 3 x Spectralink DECT Repeaters 2 or 4 channel multi cell connected on each Spectralink IP DECT Server or Spectralink IP DECT Base Station 12 wireless users six simultaneous calls Optional 60 users 24 simultaneous calls Note The Spectralink IP DECT Base Station does have 12 channels but only 11 can be us...

Page 352: ...wer typical 125mW US or 250mW EU l Typical range l Indoor 20 50 m 65 165 ft l Outdoor 300 m 1000 ft l Full slot DECT radio 12 channels l Possible to connect external antenna Only Spectralink External Antenna can be used ELECTRO MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EMC APPROVALS REGULATORY STANDARDS l EMC EN 301 489 1 l EMC EN 301 489 6 l FCC RULES FCC PART15 l ANSI C63 4 SAFETY REGULATORY STANDARDS l UL60950 1 ...

Page 353: ...al power consumption 3 W per unit l External power outlet power supply must be ordered separately l External antenna connection Only Spectralink External Antenna can be used PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS l Size 100 x 100 x 43 mm 3 94 x 3 94 x 1 69 in l Weight 120 gr 4 2 oz l Grey white NCS 0502 Y l Wall mountable indoor l Can be mounted upside down INTEROPERABILITY l For information about supported Cal...

Page 354: ...IP l Call Hold l Call Transfer l Call Waiting l Music on Hold MOH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE l Web GUI for administration and maintenance of the entire infrastructure l Provisioning maintenance and supervision of all infrastructure components and Spectralink 7000 handsets in the solution l HTTP with digest authentication l HTTPS l Syslog l SNMP Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP...

Page 355: ...G 711 32 l Simultaneous calls with 32 Spectralink DECT Media Resources 1024 l Registered Spectralink 7000 handsets scalable to 4096 stepwise 30 users 150 users 500 users 1500 users 4096 users SUPPORTED CODECS l G 711 A law and µ law l G 726 32 kbps 4 bit ADPCM l G 729 NETWORK l 10 100 Mbps Ethernet port l Manual or dynamic host configuration protocol DHCP l Time and date synchronization using Netw...

Page 356: ...ce with the requirements of EU directive 2015 863 EU ROHS and 2012 19 EU WEEE ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS l The supplied power for unit must be 110 to 240 AC nominal 50 60 Hz PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS l Size 440 x 199 x 44 mm 17 3 x 7 8 x 1 7 in l Weight 2 354 gr 83 0 oz l Grey l Rack and wall mountable indoor l IP20 INTEROPERABILITY l For information about supported Call Control Unified Communications...

Page 357: ... CLIP l Call Hold l Call Transfer l Call Waiting l Music on Hold MOH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE l Web GUI for administration and maintenance of the entire infrastructure l Provisioning maintenance and supervision of all infrastructure components and Spectralink 7000 handsets in the solution l HTTP with digest authentication l HTTPS l Syslog l SNMP Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual...

Page 358: ... DECT Media Resources 1024 l Simultaneous calls with one Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource G 711 64 l Simultaneous calls with 16 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource 1024 l Registered Spectralink 7000 handsets scalable to 4096 stepwise 30 users 150 users 500 users 1500 users 4096 users SUPPORTED CODECS l G 711 A law and µ law l G 726 32 kbps 4 bit ADPCM l G 729 NETWORK l 10 100 Mbps...

Page 359: ...FACE l RF output 20 to 24 dBm at antenna connection l Sensitivity typical 90 dBm measured at antenna connection at BER 0 001 l Average transmit power typical 5mW ch US or 10mW ch EU l Peak transmit power typical 125mW US or 250mW EU l Typical range l Indoor 20 50 m 65 165 ft l Outdoor 300 m 1000 ft l Full slot DECT radio 12 channels l Possible to connect external antenna Only Spectralink External ...

Page 360: ...TIONS l Operating temperature 10 40º C 50 104º F l Storage temperature 50 70º C 58 158º F l Relative humidity between 20 and 80 non condensing l Compliance with the requirements of EU directive 2015 863 EU ROHS and 2012 19 EU WEEE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS l Size 100 x 100 x 43 mm 3 94 x 3 94 x 1 69 in l Weight 120 gr 4 2 oz l Grey white NCS 0502 Y l Wall mountable indoor l Can be mounted upside do...

Page 361: ... 10mW ch EU l Peak transmit power typical 125mW US or 250mW EU l Typical range l Indoor 20 50 m 65 165 ft l Outdoor 300 m 1000 ft l Full slot DECT radio 12 channels l Possible to connect external antenna Only Spectralink External Antenna can be used DECT RADIO APPROVAL l EN 301 406 l FCC RULES PART 15 Subpart D RSS 213 ELECTRO MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EMC APPROVALS REGULATORY STANDARDS l EMC EN 301 ...

Page 362: ...oor Spectralink External Antenna ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES l Frequency range 1880 1930 MHz l Impedance 50 Ω DC path to ground l Polarization RHCP l Gain 7 5 8 0 dB l 3 dB beamwidth horizontal 62 l 3 dB beamwidth vertical 62 l Front to back ratio 8 dB l Return loss 15 dB l Connector SMB male l One meter cable included ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS l Operating temperature 20º 55º C 4º 131º F l Storage temper...

Page 363: ...us To make a packet capture from the web based Administration Page of the Spectralink IP DECT Vir tual IP DECT Server 1 Click Status and then click Packet Capture 2 On the Packet Capture page enter the following data Field Setting Packet Capture Filters Capture SIP Optional If enabled SIP signalling is captured Capture external RTP Optional If enabled all voice packages from other endpoints are ca...

Page 364: ...4 If you want to stream a packet capture click Stream A pcap file is downloaded automatically Note The Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server has a packet capture size limit of 10 megabytes When this limit is reached the packet capture will restart When performing a streaming packet capture there is no size limit Network Diagnose 1 Click Status and then click Network Diagnose 2 On the Network ...

Page 365: ...e This can mean one of two things l You do not have a software license associated with the server and will need to purchase Soft ware Assurance to be able to download any software updates l Your Software Assurance License does not match the number of users User license default users For more information see Licenses on page 47 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One ...

Page 366: ...on ID of the Spectralink IP DECT Server Production Date Not relevant to Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Production Date of the Spectralink IP DECT Server General Status Hardware PartNo Not relevant to Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Partnumber of the Spectralink IP DECT Server hardware PCS Not relevant to Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Hardware version System Only relevant t...

Page 367: ...connection to redundancy peer is OK Base stations OK if no synchronization loops no auto synchronization and all enabled base stations are connected and synchronized Media resources OK if all enabled media resources are connected and at least one channel is available Provisioning OK if the latest communication with the provisioning server was successful NTP Network Time Protocol OK if the latest c...

Page 368: ...tion l error events that do not occur under normal oper ation cause minor malfunction l warning events that do not occur under normal oper ation may cause malfunction l notice info events that occur under normal operation An Application log is a file of events logged by the system An Audit log is a chronological set of records documenting the sequence of activities It is possible to clear the mess...

Page 369: ...erver License installed It is possible to load a 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License into the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One increasing the number of internal media channels to 64 media channels License features E g Handset sharing Enhanced Provisioning Redundancy Security LAN Sync depending on the solution Wireless Server Status Service Status Wireless Server Uptime Wireless ...

Page 370: ...AP filter format to capture traffic Decrypt SIP over TLS Optional If enabled a decrypted version of SIP signalling sent over TLS is captured Log TLS keys Optional If enabled TLS master secrets are logged to a log file for later decryption of TLS in packet capture Packet Capture Status Status Shows the status of the capture progress Current capture size Shows current capture size in kbytes Status N...

Page 371: ...anslation Unit Optional Enter the size of the largest packet that your network protocol can transmit General Configuration IPv6 Method Optional Default value Disabled If not using IPv4 select Static to set the following settings manually IPv6 address Subnet Prefix Length Default Gate way Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server Other possible settings are l Stateless Address Autoconfiguration S...

Page 372: ...ess of the Primary DNS server Secondary Server Optional Enter the IP address of the Secondary DNS server General Configuration NTP Network Time Protocol Server Optional Enter the IP address of the NTP server from which the system will obtain the current time Time zone Optional Select the wanted time zone The time zones include daylight saving times Posix timezone string Optional Customized time zo...

Page 373: ...n e g connected base stations If set to server only these settings will only apply to the server If set to server and mr these settings will only apply to the server and media resource Default value all General Configuration SNMP Enabled Optional If enabled access to the SNMP is allowed and the server will respond to SNMP requests Community Optional SNMP Community name public The server will respo...

Page 374: ...Security Step A Authenticate calls Optional If enabled each individual DECT call will be authen ticated Encrypt voice data Optional Encryption of voice data packets transmitted via DECT Possible values Disabled Enabled or Required Default value Required Note Repeaters do not support encryption If set to Required the call is ended when handover is established on the repeater Early encryption and re...

Page 375: ...h hand sets With the Frequency Swap License installed it is possible to perform frequency swap between handsets Besides the Frequency Swap License a special Spectralink DECT Handset 7212 part no 02610004 with a special con figuration and compliance to be compatible with fre quency swap is also required Possible values l Europe EMEA Australia New Zealand l South America l USA USA Canada When the fr...

Page 376: ...Media Resource page Default value Disabled Note This must be enabled if setting up a redundant sys tem using internal media resource Require encryption Optional If enabled the connection between the media resource and the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server is required to be encrypted Note Enabling this will only allow media resources with firmware PCS 17Fa or newer to connect Default value...

Page 377: ...e connection will be encrypted if the base station supports encryption Media encryption SRTP Optional If enabled secure RTP for base station audio connections is used Default value Disabled Note If not running PCS 20A_ or newer this field is only visible if a Security TLS SRTP License is loaded RFP port range start Port range start for RFP local RTP ports Default value 57000 Note It is possible to...

Page 378: ... tions In this situation if multicast signaling is supported multicast is the preferred paging method Other paging methods are site based paging and zone based paging On a site with heavy voice messaging load it is recom mended to use Zone based paging instead of using mul ticast signaling If Multicast is enabled this will impose multicast support for the network For more information see Using Mul...

Page 379: ...cides which zone the Spec tralink IP DECT Base Station will be part of If changing zone size later on after having configured the base sta tions and assigned RPN s then all configuration must be redone Therefore consider your system needs carefully before and when deploying Note Enabling Zone based paging ensures automatic update of handset locations For more information about configuration of sit...

Page 380: ...188 LAN sync transport protocol Optional The protocol transport layer used by PTP for LAN sync Possible values Ethernet IPv4 or IPv6 For more information about using LAN synchronization see LAN Based Synchronization License Required on page 194 LAN sync type of service TOS Diff serv Optional TOS DiffServ values can be configured for PTP packets used for LAN sync The values are entered in decimal N...

Page 381: ...g is not to be allowed For more information about using handset sharing and configuring handset login see Handset Sharing on page 312 Handset login Only visible if Lync SfB Security TLS SRTP License is loaded If enabled user credentials can be entered on the handset and no user configuration is required on the server Use long key press 9 to login System dependant For more information see Configuri...

Page 382: ...e Optional If enabled feature codes for controlling features from the handsets can be used Call forward unconditional enable Optional Enable call forward unconditional by dialing this code 21 followed by the desired extension extension and E g 21 Note It is possible to change the code 21 on the Spec tralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to fit your stand ard For more information see the relevant ...

Page 383: ...ess Key6 Undefined Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press Enable Long Press Key7 Undefined Optional If enabled allow Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server to use this long key press for replacing handsets as an admin rights user For more information about creating an admin rights user see Registering Users and Subscribing Spectralink DE...

Page 384: ...Default value Enabled Note If configuring a system with Spectralink DECT Media Resources or Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resources it is recommended to disable the internal media resource of the Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spec tralink Virtual IP DECT Server One when l The system handles more than 20 simultaneous calls l There are more than 500 users 200 users if using Lyn c Skype for Bus...

Page 385: ...ssible values Never 30 days or 90 days Default value Never Note Once enabled this setting can only be disabled by a fact ory reset Configuration Factory Reset that will remove all configuration and user data Security Configuration Data protection Allow unencrypted HTTP Optional HTTPS is forced by default If enabled HTTP support is supported instead of HTTPS Note Enabling unencrypted HTTP can cause...

Page 386: ...k IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server e g when exporting the user list to XML files or CSV files Note Enabling this will exclude the user database from full sys tem backups Note Once enabled this setting can only be disabled by a fact ory reset Configuration Factory Reset that will remove all configuration and user data Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation...

Page 387: ...ort the host key Certificates Host certificate chain Certificate file Click Generate Request or Browse to find the relevant host certificate file crt file If generating a request the host certificate signing request will be downloaded Note The generated certificate request will include Com monName and Subject Alternative Name fields containing the host name configured in Configuration General page...

Page 388: ...tes Restore Default List or export the list of CA certificates in PEM format Export List Configuration SIP Field Setting SIP Configuration General Local port Enter the local port number The local port is the port on which the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server listens for incoming SIP sig nalling The default local port number is 5060 Transport Transport mechanism used for SIP messages Poss...

Page 389: ...ndary username is defined Registration expire sec The maximum time between re registrations The registrar can signal a shorter time out Default value 3600 sec Max pending registrations The maximum amount of pending SIP registrations allowed The setting can range from 1 to 100 simultaneous SIP regis trations Default value 1 To increase SIP registration speed it is possible to increase the value for...

Page 390: ...rwarding SIP 802 1p Class of Service This is the 802 1p PCP and must be between 0 and 7 The setting requires VLAN tagging Default value 3 GRUU Optional If enabled Globally Routable User Agent URIs are sup ported Default value Enabled Use SIPS URI Optional Normally SIP communication on a TLS connection uses the SIPS URI scheme Disabling this option causes the Wireless Server to use the SIP URI sche...

Page 391: ...are put on hold before initiating a call trans fer using a REFER message Some call control platforms require this to be disabled otherwise the transfer target may stay on hold after a transfer has completed Default value Enabled Convert SIP URI to phone num ber Optional If enabled the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server converts the callers SIP URI received from the PBX to a phone number e ...

Page 392: ...payload type Optional Payload type for RFC2833 in SDP offers Default value 96 Send as SIP INFO Optional If enabled keypad signalling will be sent as SIP INFO mes sages Tone duration msec Enter the time length of the tone in milliseconds Default value 270 msec SIP Configuration Message waiting indication Enable indication Optional If enabled MWI is displayed in the handset Enable subscription Optio...

Page 393: ...only a single codec in SDP answers Ignore SDP version Optional Ignore the version of the SDP received from remote end points Enable media encryption SRTP Optional If enabled external SRTP is supported and optional It must be negotiated with the remote endpoint Default value Enabled Note If not running PCS 20A_ or newer this field is only vis ible if a Security TLS SRTP License is loaded Require me...

Page 394: ...thentication username will be used TURN password Optional Enter TURN pass word If left blank the per user authentication password will be used SIP Configuration Call status Play on hold tone Optional If enabled on hold tone is received in remote end when placed on hold Note This might conflict with Music on Hold Provide Music on Hold Optional If enabled Music on Hold is played for the remote end D...

Page 395: ...6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One If backup server enter the fixed IP address or hostname for the master Spectralink IP DECT Server 6500 Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One Redundancy Configuration System identification UUID Optional The UUID unique ID of the redundant system This must be the same for master server and backup server for replication to be performed The master server au...

Page 396: ... Provisioning Configuration Server Method The Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server must know the protocol and address of server containing the firm ware and configuration The Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server can use the following methods to obtain the provisioning server URL l Disabled The Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server will not use provisioning l Static The administrat...

Page 397: ...olling for checking updates automatically Time hh mm Enter a value to poll the provisioning server at a specific time each day Leave it empty if not using polling NOTIFY check_sync Possible values Disabled Update or Reboot If disabled is selected polling defining specific time interval for automatic check for new updates is used If Update is selected then SIP Notify Check Sync is used for automati...

Page 398: ... name on provisioning server Leave empty for no firmware download Enable the Use firmware as default check box if you want the server firmware as default for all base stations and media resources recommended Handset Butterfly Enter name of firmware image file Over the Air bin Must match file name on provisioning server Leave empty for no firmware download Handset 75x2 76x2 and 77x2 series Enter na...

Page 399: ... if you want to export the configuration file Save the configuration file Import Export Import configuration Import Click Browse if you want to search for a configuration file to be imported select the relevant file and then click Load Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 400: ...dable from the label on the product If this is not the case this field can be left empty and it will auto fill when the handsets sub scribe Note A SIP REGISTER will not be sent before there is an IPEI number present Note Programming of IPEI number into the system database is necessary to enable service to the handset Note If handset sharing is used the IPEI label will be a link that you can click ...

Page 401: ... Disabled Optional If enabled the user is disabled Note A disabled user cannot make calls from the handset User SIP Username Extension Must contain information used for SIP registration etc E g the user in a SIP URI Note Allowed characters a z A Z 0 9 _ Secondary username Optional Enter a Secondary username Note Allowed characters a z A Z 0 9 _ The Secondary username can be used to make voice call...

Page 402: ...on user Optional Enter the user ID of the end user E g JohnDoe or 5204 Note Disallowed characters Note The user name will override the Default User field under SIP Configuration Priority 1 Authentication user set for individual users 2 Authentication user set in server SIP settings 3 User name set for individual users Authentication password Optional Enter the digest credential of the end user Not...

Page 403: ...in rights user with the abil ity to replace a broken handset For more information about replacing a handset as an admin rights user see Replacing Spectralink DECT Handset as Admin Rights User from the Handset on page 217 Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 404: ...d it will auto fill when the handsets subscribe Note A SIP REGISTER will not be sent before there is an IPEI number present Note Programming of IPEI number into the system database is necessary to enable service to the handset Access code Optional Administrators can define a system wide or individual access code as extra wireless security during the subscription process Note Some 3rd party phones ...

Page 405: ...er ID E g John Doe in John Doe sip 1234 example org Users List User Handset firmware update Field Setting Handset firmware update Options Update load Select relevant upload capacity The load corresponds to the number of maximum simultaneous updates Possible values Low Medium or High Default value Medium Start time Default value Now If you want to upload later select an appropriate time within the ...

Page 406: ...SO IEC 8859 1 or Windows 1252 Note The encoding depends on the software that was used to generate the CSV file If you use Microsoft Windows you will probably select Windows 1252 Import Export Users Export user data CSV format If you want to save the user data file in CSV format click Save The CSV format can be imported back into the server XML format If you want to save the user data file in XML f...

Page 407: ...le or the web based Administration Page For more information see Provisioning Guide System load Optional Select relevant upload capacity The load corresponds to the number of maximum simultaneous updates Possible values Low Medium or High Default value Medium Note If you schedule an upgrade during day hours you would typically choose Low to Medium load to avoid any impact on users Upgrade after ho...

Page 408: ...IPEI Information about IPEI of the handset User Information about user name in the configuration group Status Information about upload status E g Pending Progress or Postpone Progress Information about the progress of the update Click Cancel update if you want to stop an active update Administration Wireless Server Field Setting Wireless Server Wireless Server Status Wireless Server Uptime Click R...

Page 409: ...lso provides you with an ARI If the virtual machine is to run as a Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Media Resource no ARI needed you must order a 32 Media Channels Virtual IP DECT Server License Licenses Load license License Copy the provided license key from your email paste it in the License field and then click Load to load the license For more information about ordering licenses see Ordering Licens...

Page 410: ... of the media resource Configuration Certificates Host key page Key ID column E g 46 d5 f5 c0 8c 24 42 49 f1 bc ee 75 28 55 7f d3 b5 9a 11 b2 Description Optional Enter a description It is recommended to use a description of the physical loc ation Site Default value None It is possible to define sites for devices that are located at the same location To assign a site to the media resource select t...

Page 411: ...one It is possible to define sites for devices that are located at the same location To assign a site to the base station select the relevant site from the list For information about defining sites see Defining a Site for the Media Resource and Base Stations on page 177 Disabled Optional If enabled the base station will be disabled Note If Add new as active is enabled Configuration Wireless Server...

Page 412: ...method Default value Radio Note Automatic configuration of radio synchronization is sup ported on systems running firmware PCS 20B_ or newer For more information see Automatic Configuration of Radio Synchronization on page 192 Note To be able to select LAN or Radio LAN Gateway aquisition of a LAN Synchronization License is required Note System wide settings for synchronization are located under Co...

Page 413: ... base stations the selected base station is synchronizing on Primary syn c Secondary Alternative sync For more information about RSSI values see Syn chronization and Deployment Guide Administration Sites New site Field New site General Name Enter a name for the site E g Site A Site B Site C Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 414: ...nerate the CSV file If you use Microsoft Windows you will probably select Windows 1252 Number fields Enter the indexes of the columns containing dialable numbers Phonebook Configuration LDAP LDAP Enable this if you want to configure the server to retrieve phone book data using LDAP server Note Secure LDAP LDAPS communication occurs over port TCP 636 LDAPS communication to a global catalog server o...

Page 415: ...LDAP attributes that will be used to dial E g telephoneNumber mobile Attributes names Optional Enter the attribute names you want to assign to the attributes specified above separated by a comma E g Name Phone Mobile Replace prefixes Optional Enter the phone number prefixes to replace or strip separated by a comma E g if the phone number is 45678912345 and that user has the extension 12345 then yo...

Page 416: ...cts in the enterprise group whereas the Common is a list of commonly used contacts that are not in the enterprise group Each retrieved phonebook directory entry consists of the fol lowing data l Name corresponding to the BroadWorks name ele ment or a concatenation of firstname and lastname l Department corresponding to the BroadWorks department element l Number corresponding to the BroadWorks elem...

Page 417: ...ile and also from firm ware files contained in a ZIP file Zip file firmware update is only supported on systems running firmware PCS 20B_ or newer On the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One it is required to use a ZIP file containing both the Spectralink Virtual IP DECT Server One firmware ova file and the Spectralink IP DECT Server firmware bin file in order to use the firmware as default for ...

Page 418: ...esources will be automatically updated using the default firmware Also new media resources automatically update to new default firmware when connected Note If the default firmware version changes the update pro cess will start automatically according to the chosen values in the Force and Start time fields Note Using provisioning for base stations media resources and handsets enabling automatic upd...

Page 419: ...a resource No The index number of the last media resource to be updated Firmware Base Station Field Setting Update base station firmware Default Information about default firmware files type version PCS and build number if firmware files have been uploaded Note Once uploaded default firmware will remain on the server until overwritten Note If the Use firmware as default check box on the Update fir...

Page 420: ...Optional When Force is enabled the base stations will be updated at the selected Start time If Force is disabled the base stations will be updated when they become idle after the selected Start time Start time Optional Default value Immediately If you want to upload later select an appropriate time within the next 24 hours Click Save Update base station firmware Manual Firmware file Optional The f...

Page 421: ...s updates Possible values Low Medium or High Default value Medium Low 1 handset at a time Medium 4 handsets per media resource High 16 handsets per media resource Example 2 media resources and High load 2 16 32 sim ultaneous updates Note If you schedule an upgrade during day hours you would typically choose Low to Medium load to avoid any impact on Users Upgrade after hours typically means no User...

Page 422: ... implementations The following list of headers will activate intercom auto answer when sent from the SIP PBX to the Spectralink IP DECT Virtual IP DECT Server l Alert Info Auto Answer l Alert Info info alert autoanswer l Alert Info Ring Answer l Alert Info info RingAnswer l Alert Info Intercom l Alert Info info intercom l Call Info answer after 0 l Call Info answer after 0 l Answer Mode Auto This ...

Page 423: ...authenticate user authenticate password disabled Note If you want to leave out some of the information e g standbytext you must keep the com mas e g IPEI access code username domain displayname authenticate user authenticate password disabled For more information about importing user data see Import Export of Users or Delete Users on page 226 Note It is not possible to import handset registration ...

Page 424: ...rt_ring settings silent_mode auto_key_lock active false active auto_key_lock backlight timeout_state off timeout_state delay 5 delay backlight auto_answer active false active when_to_answer value after_first_ring value after_first_ring audio_options internal audio_options also_in_charger false also_in_charger after_first_ring when_to_answer auto_answer out_of_range active false active notification...

Page 425: ...ngs key_0 speed_dial key_0 key_1 speed_dial key_1 key_2 speed_dial key_2 key_3 speed_dial key_3 key_4 speed_dial key_4 key_5 speed_dial key_5 key_6 speed_dial key_6 key_7 speed_dial key_7 key_8 speed_dial key_8 key_9 speed_dial key_9 individual_settings longkey economy_mode active true active economy_mode alarm_key state send_msf state speed_dial loudspeaker false loudspeaker speed_dial alarm_key ...

Page 426: ...ones_in_a_call dect_security monitoring active false active monitoring dect_security standby_text value Spectralink value standby_text logo type standard type logo shortcut phonebook_add_name false phonebook_add_name auto_answer false auto_answer auto_key_lock false auto_key_lock backlight false backlight headset false headset message_inbox false message_inbox message_new false message_new message...

Page 427: ...dication prealarm_indication false prealarm_indication prealarm_4x false prealarm_4x trigger_time 0 trigger_time prealarm_trigger_time 0 prealarm_trigger_time running_detector_alarm man_down_alarm state off state prealarm false prealarm speed_dial loudspeaker false loudspeaker speed_dial indication false indication prealarm_indication false prealarm_indication prealarm_4x false prealarm_4x trigger...

Page 428: ...er economy_mode true economy_mode battery true battery ringing_tone true ringing_tone ringing_volume true ringing_volume rssi true rssi survey true survey general_information true general_information menu_status menu_settings ringing_volume true ringing_volume ringing_tone true ringing_tone alert_volume true alert_volume vibrate true vibrate silent_mode true silent_mode auto_key_lock true auto_key...

Page 429: ...rue compatibility handover_profile true handover_profile local_tones true local_tones message_list_content true message_list_content noisy_environment true noisy_environment flash_led_on_call true flash_led_on_call msf_tones_in_a_call true msf_tones_in_a_call dect_security true dect_security screen_lock true screen_lock echo_canceller true echo_canceller menu_advanced menu_headset on_off true on_o...

Page 430: ...rue running_detector man_down true man_down menu_alarms menu_screen_lock on_off true on_off settings true settings menu_screen_lock echo_canceller active false active echo_canceller data cota Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 431: ...ument 431 Appendix D On the following pages you will find a description of all the configuration parameters of the Spec tralink DECT Handset Spectralink IP DECT Server 200 400 6500 and Virtual IP DECT Server One Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 432: ...Spectralink Handsets Doc no 1411 0681 PA Author Released by KIE Document name 14110681_003_COTA_handset_configurations docx Doc ed 003 Date 2019 10 07 Page of pages 1 of 22 Configurations for Spectralink Handsets PP75 76 77x2 and 72x2 ...

Page 433: ..._______________________________________________________________ 3 2 1 Firmware 14225100 75 76 77x2 ______________________________________________________ 3 2 2 Firmware 14225110 72x2 ___________________________________________________________ 14 1 Introduction In this document configurations for Spectralink handsets PP75 76 77x2 and 72x2 are listed with options and default options 1 1 Revision his...

Page 434: ...l true false false When turned on automatically lock keypad after 30 seconds backlight timeout_state All dimmed off dimmed When setting display backlight at dimmed display information can still be seen vaguely when handset is idle If set to off backlight turns off backlight delay All 1 8 6 Specifies the time before backlight turns off or dims when handset is idle auto_answer active All true false ...

Page 435: ...uetooth settings headset_volume 7532 7642 7742 1 8 4 Adjust in call volume of Bluetooth headset language set All czech danish german english spanish french italian dutch norwegian polish portuguese russian finnish swedish turkish english Specifies the language used in the handset headset alerting 7522 76 77x2 true false false When turned on ring tone and alert sounds are played in the Headset head...

Page 436: ... is defined with speed dial meaning that talking requires pressing left softkey while talking longkey individual_settings key_5 optional All speed_dial push_to_talk send_msf speed_dial Specifies if a long key press on key 5 should perform speed dial or send an msf Push to talk is defined with speed dial meaning that talking requires pressing left softkey while talking longkey individual_settings k...

Page 437: ... turned on the loudspeaker is turned on when a speed dial is performed running_detector_alarm state 7642 7742 off send_msf speed_dial off Specifies the action to perform when the handset detects that the user is running send msf or perform speed dial running_detector_alarm prealarm 7642 7742 true false false When turned on an alarm is active in the handset for a predefined time before triggering T...

Page 438: ...the screen is locked 18 is 180 seconds screen_lock unlock_attempts All 1 200 3 Specifies the number of attempts possible to enter pin before the handset gets locked screen_lock minimum_pin_length All 4 12 6 Specifies the minimum pin length screen_lock pin All 1 13 Specifies the pin number in digits rolling_tasks time_in_sec 76 77x2 3 20 5 Specifies the period in seconds before changing to the next...

Page 439: ...a_call vibrate All true false false When turned on the handset will vibrate when receiving an MSF I II while in a call dect_security monitoring active All true false false When turned on the handset will monitor the system security state if encryption is enabled If system security state has changed a notification is shown in the display standby_text value All string with max 36 characters Specifie...

Page 440: ..._out All true false false When turned on the option Sign in out is added to the list of shortcuts shortcut screen_lock All true false false When turned on the option Screen lock is added to the list of shortcuts shortcut lone_worker_mode 7642 7742 true false false When turned on the option Screen lock is added to the list of shortcuts power_off_password password All string with max 5 characters fa...

Page 441: ...s if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_alarms running_detector 7642 7742 true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_alarms man_down 7642 7742 true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages new All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages inbox All true false true Specifies if the men...

Page 442: ...ings silent_mode All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden This also removes the key shortcut menu_settings auto_key_lock All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden This also removes the key shortcut menu_settings backlight All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_settings auto_answer All true false true...

Page 443: ...be shown or hidden menu_advanced economy_mode All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced alarms 76 77x2 true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced master_handset All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced rolling_tasks 76 77x2 true false true Specifies if the menuitem should...

Page 444: ...true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_1 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_2 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_3 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individua...

Page 445: ...isplay information can still be seen vaguely when handset is idle If set to off backlight turns off backlight delay All 1 8 6 Specifies the time before backlight turns off or dims when handset is idle auto_answer active All true false false When auto answer is turned on the handset automatically goes off hook when an incoming call arrives If subscribed to a Spectralink wireless solution the handse...

Page 446: ... ear speaker gain for increased speaker output longkey value All speed_dial send_msf individual speed_dial Specifies if a long key presses should perform speed dial send predefined msf signals or be set individually for each key longkey individual_settings key_0 optional All speed_dial push_to_talk send_msf speed_dial Specifies if a long key press on key 0 should perform speed dial or send an msf ...

Page 447: ...le talking longkey individual_settings key_8 optional All speed_dial push_to_talk send_msf speed_dial Specifies if a long key press on key 8 should perform speed dial or send an msf Push to talk is defined with speed dial meaning that talking requires pressing left softkey while talking longkey individual_settings key_9 optional All speed_dial push_to_talk send_msf speed_dial Specifies if a long k...

Page 448: ... turned on the handset LED flashes when receiving an incoming call msf_tones_in_a_call sound All normal key_click key_beep normal Specifies tone type when receiving an MSF type I II while in a call msf_tones_in_a_call vibrate 7212 true false false When turned on the handset will vibrate when receiving an MSF I II while in a call dect_security monitoring active All true false false When turned on t...

Page 449: ...e list of shortcuts shortcut phonebook All true false false When turned on the option Phone book is added to the list of shortcuts shortcut external_services All true false false When turned on the option External services is added to the list of shortcuts shortcut sign_in_out All true false false When turned on the option Sign in out is added to the list of shortcuts shortcut screen_lock power_of...

Page 450: ...pecifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages new All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages inbox All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages outbox All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_messages erase All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should b...

Page 451: ...wer All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_settings out_of_range All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_settings missed_calls All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_settings absent_in_charger All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_settings advanced...

Page 452: ...ould be shown or hidden menu_advanced minimum_ring_time All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced compatibility All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced handover_profile All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_advanced local_tones All true false true Specifies if the menuit...

Page 453: ...uld be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_3 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_4 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_5 All true false true Specifies if the menuitem should be shown or hidden menu_long_key individual key_6 All true false true Specifies if the ...

Page 454: ...for the receive signal or to close for the transmit signal and open for the receive signal The power level which causes switching can be adjusted This system works if you are in a quiet envir onment and the parties are not talking at the same time No double talk If you are in noisy environment the continuous noise on the microphone will close for the received signal and the same will happen if the...

Page 455: ...vironment setting is activated the soft talk shift function is disabled which means that the sound on the loudspeaker is stable in that end of the connection but echo can be received in the other end of the connection l Echo canceller setting on With the echo canceller setting on it is possible to make understandable telephone calls to and from noisy environments and even double talk can be handle...

Page 456: ...shift function and echo cancellation disabled Performance depends of the selec ted wireless headset Volume steps 1 8 HAC enabled To be compliant with the HAC standard volume range is limited to step 3 to 8 if HAC enabled Recommended Echo Canceller Settings Default setting in the Spectralink DECT Handset 7202 7212 7502 7522 7532 7622 7642 and 7722 7742 is echo canceller off and noisy environment of...

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