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Access code

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Access data for LDAP server

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Additional attributes

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Address of LDAP server

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AND operator

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Answer machine, playing back messages

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Area code

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local

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prefix

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Area codes

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Attribute

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company

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displayName

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facsimileTelephoneNumber

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friendlyCountryName

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givenName

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homePhone

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mail

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mobile

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postalAddress

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postalCode

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street

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telephoneNumber

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user-definied

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Attributes

defining for display

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in LDAP database

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Attributes in the LDAP database

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Attributes, LDAP

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company

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displayName

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facsimileTelephoneNumber

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friendlyCountryName

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givenName

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homePhone

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mail

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mobile

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postalAddress

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postalCode

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street

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telephoneNumber

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user-defined

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Audio quality

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Authentication code for handset registration

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Authorisation

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Automatic search

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Base station

events

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number

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BroadSoft XSI

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c, attribute

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Call

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Call list, dialling from

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Call manger, accepting call directly

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Call on hold settings

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Call swapping, two external calls

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Call transfer settings

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Call waiting, external

accepting/rejecting

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Calling

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Calling party information

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Care

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Care of the device

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Central phonebook

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Certificate

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web configurator

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Certificates

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CLI (Command Line Interface)

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CLI access to the device configuration

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cn, attribute

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Codecs

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Column

displaying/hiding

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Company directory

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company, attribute

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Conference

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Conference call

end

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two external calls

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Connecting

power cable

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Connecting the PC to the web configurator

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Connecting to the LAN

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Connection name

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Consultation call

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ending

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Consumption of electricity, see Power consumption
Contact with liquid

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CSTA

access data

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CSTA (Computer Supported Telecommunications

Applications)

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CSV file, statistics

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Customer Care

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Customer Service

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Summary of Contents for N670 IP PRO

Page 1: ...Gigaset N670 IP PRO ALL UK en A31008 XXXXX XXXX X XX cover_front_admin_670 IP PRO fm 4 18 19 pro Gigaset N670 IP PRO Installation configuration and operation ...

Page 2: ...y settings 10 Configuring the system 11 The web configurator 11 Web configurator menu overview 15 Network administration 16 IP and VLAN settings 16 Provider and PBX profiles 19 Configuring provider or PBX profiles 19 Mobile devices 25 Mobile devices 25 Handset Registration Centre 33 Telephony settings 34 General VoIP settings 34 Audio quality 35 Call settings 36 XSI services 38 Online directories ...

Page 3: ...ase station events 59 Incidents 61 System log and SNMP manager 62 Using a handset connected to an N670 IP PRO base 64 Making calls 64 Accepting calls 65 Conversation with three participants 66 Message indication 67 Using directories 68 Using the network mailbox 69 LDAP directory configuration example 70 Access to the LDAP server 70 Filters 72 Attributes 75 Display on the handsets 76 Appendix 79 Sa...

Page 4: ...rs such as the approved bandwidth Has an integrated DECT manager providing an application gateway between SIP signal ling and DECT signalling as well as handset DECT registration Handsets mobile devices N670 IP PRO can manage up to 20 handsets Eight DECT calls could be made simultaneously via VoIP including network directory sessions and info centre sessions For information on handset functions in...

Page 5: ... Provider The PBX Establishes the connection to a public telephone network Enables central management of telephone connections directories network mailboxes N670 IP PRO is a single cell variant of the N870 IP PRO Multicell System In future it will be able to upgrade the device to a multicell component by license key In the multicell system DECT network and management components Integrator DECT man...

Page 6: ...P PRO ALL UK en A31008 XXXXX XXXX X XX introduction_N670 fm 4 18 19 6 Overview Device button Reset the device page 10 LED displays Operation status of the device page 10 LAN and power cable slot Connecting the device page 7 Wall mounting slots Wall mounting page 9 Top Rear Front ...

Page 7: ...thernet PoE If you do not use an Ethernet switch with PoE functionality and require a power adapter to connect to the mains power supply you can order this as an accessory page 83 Whenever there are new or improved functions for your Gigaset device firmware updates are made available for you to download to your DECT base station If this results in operational changes when using your phone a new ve...

Page 8: ...e power supply Data protection notice Once the device is connected to the Internet it automatically contacts the Gigaset support server to make it easier for you to configure the devices and to enable communication with Internet services For this purpose the system sends the following information when it is started and then once a day MAC address IP address on the LAN its port numbers Device name ...

Page 9: ...P PRO is intended for wall mounting After connecting the LAN cable you can place it to the destined location Fix the device to the wall with two screws Drill holes with the vertical spacing of 110 mm Affix wall plugs and secure the screws Let the screws protrude by approx four mm Hang the device on the screws 110 mm max ø 8 mm max 3 mm max ø 4 mm ...

Page 10: ...ights blue Press the device button at least three seconds but less than 10 seconds the device is reset and rebooted Emergency reset to factory settings When the device is booting Press the device button for at least 10 seconds until all LED switch off release the button the device is now in programming mode Press the device button until both LED lights blue Press the device button for at least fou...

Page 11: ...work Make additional settings e g meet particular prerequisites for connecting the handsets to a corporate network or adjust the voice quality on VoIP connections Save data required to access specific services on the Internet These services include access to online directories as well as synchronising the date time with a time server Save yourDECTnetwork s configuration data as files on your PC an...

Page 12: ... select the desired language Click on Login Logging in the first time You will be asked to change the default password and to set the appropriate radio frequency band Enter a new password in the New password field and repeat it in the Repeat password field The password must contain at least one uppercase at least one number at least one special character from 8 to 74 characters Select the radio fr...

Page 13: ...ed information A popup window is opened displaying a short description for the selected parameter Function description for the entire web configurator page Click on the question mark in the upper right corner of the page The online help is opened in a separate window It provides information about the functions and tasks that can be performed via this page You have access to the total online help T...

Page 14: ...es containing text matching the search item in the selected column are shown in the table Sorting the list Click on the arrows next to the column header to sort the table on the column content in ascending or descending order Displaying hiding columns Click on the View option menu on the right Select the columns you want to be displayed in the table displayed hidden Names of columns which cannot b...

Page 15: ...ings page 36 Online directories Corporate page 39 XML page 43 XSI page 44 Central phonebook page 44 Online services page 46 System Web configurator page 47 Integrator Config page 33 Provisioning and configuration page 49 Security page 50 System log page 62 Date and time page 51 Firmware page 52 Save and restore page 54 Reboot and reset page 55 DECT page 56 Status Overview page 58 Statistics Base s...

Page 16: ...bscribers in your local network The IP address comprises four individual groups of numbers with decimal values from 0 to 255 that are separated by a dot e g 192 168 2 1 The IP address must be included in the address block used by the router gateway for the local network The valid address block is defined by the IP address for the router gateway and the Subnet mask This page is used to integrate th...

Page 17: ... network Your Integrator DECT manager device requires this information to be able to access the Internet Enter the local private IP address for the standard gateway through which the local network is connected to the Internet e g 192 168 2 1 Preferred DNS DNS Domain Name System allows you to assign public IP addresses to symbolic names The DNS server is required to convert the DNS name into the IP...

Page 18: ...tem configuration Your VLAN provider will supply you with this data VLAN tagging Select the check box next to VLAN tagging if you want the phone system to use VLAN tagging VLAN identifier Enter the VLAN identifier that uniquely identifies the subnetwork Value range 0 4094 VLAN priority The VLAN priority allows voice data transport to take priority for example From the option menu select the priori...

Page 19: ...ed provider or PBX telephony server profile Connection name or number Enter a name for the provider or PBX profile This name is shown in the Provider PBX list To distinguish between different connections it should specify the respective VoIP service provider Phone system System Select the type of PBX you use for VoIP provisioning from the option menu General provider data Domain Enter the domain p...

Page 20: ...nections Values 1 5 digits 0 Default 600 seconds Transport protocol Select between UDP TCP and TLS Use SIP Security SIPS Only if TLS is selected SIPS enhances SIP with TLS SSL encryption Using SIPS makes it more diffi cult to listen in on the connection Data is transmitted encrypted over the internet Mark unmark the check box to enable disable the use of SIPS SRTP options SRTP Secure Realtime Prot...

Page 21: ... will always send all outgoing requests towards this outbound proxy It can be an outbound proxy in the local network provided by the local network provider or in the public network provided by the network VoIP provider Specify when the outbound proxy should be used If the further outbound proxy configuration is identical to the proxy and registrar configuration it is useless and will be ignored A ...

Page 22: ...is blocked SIP SUBSCRIBE for Net AM MWI If activated a subscription is established for the purpose of receiving notifications about new messages on the network mailbox Enable disable SIP subscription via the radio boxes next to SIP SUBSCRIBE for Net AM MWI DTMF over VoIP Connections DTMF signalling Dual Tone Multi Frequency is required for example for querying and control ling certain network mail...

Page 23: ... voice codecs are supported Activate deactivate a codec Select the required codec from the Available codecs Active codecs list and click on Define the sequence in which the codecs should be used In the Active codecs list select the required codec and click on to move it up down Number of parallel calls per base station depending on bandwidth Audio or RFC 2833 DTMF signals are to be transmitted aco...

Page 24: ...e transferred to the receiving part within the SIP header Which information is actually trans ferred is determined by the provider Service Codes Service codes are key sequences provided by the provider or PBX in order to activate deactivate specific functions on the handset You can set the adequate service codes for activating deacti vating CCBS and CCNR In the text fields Call Completion on CCBS ...

Page 25: ...ithin the DECT network Username User name from the SIP account that is assigned to the handset usually the phone number The name is displayed on the handsets when they are in idle status The setting can be changed Display name Display name from the SIP account that is assigned to the handset The display name indicates the originator of the request when the user initiates a call Location Name of th...

Page 26: ...nfirm with Yes all selected handsets are deleted Exporting Importing the handset configuration Exporting Select all handsets you want to be transferred via the check mark next to the IPUI Click onExport Select the location where the export file should be stored using the system file selection dialogue Importing Click on Import Select the previously exported handset configuration file from your com...

Page 27: ...guration data for the handset Click on Register now The handset with the matching IPUI is now allowed to register If no IPUI is defined all handsets within range can register On the handset Start the registration procedure as described in the appropriate documentation When prompted enter the PIN that has been entered or generated Registering a set of handsets You can register a set of handsets wit...

Page 28: ...or Click on Generate random PIN a four digit PIN is generated and shown in the text field De registering handsets In the handset list click on next to the handset you want to de register The status is Registered From the RegStatus option menu select To deregister Click on Set the handset is de registered Status Meaning possible action to change the status To register The system is ready to registe...

Page 29: ... SIP authentication HTTP digest The phone needs the password when registering with the SIP proxy registrar server Value max 74 characters Username Enter the caller ID for the VoIP provider account It is usually identical to the phone number for the VoIP account Value max 74 characters Display name The display name is used for presentation of the caller s name In rare cases SIP networks check the d...

Page 30: ...if directories of other LDAP servers should be allowed to be shown LDAP authorisation type Select how the user authentication should be performed Network mailbox configuration If a network mailbox is available for the VoIP account assigned to the handset you have to acti vate this function Enter the Call number or SIP name URI for the network mailbox Activate the function via the check box Group p...

Page 31: ... to the message type missed calls missed alarms new message on the network mailbox to activate deactivate the MWI LED for the message type If Yes is selected the message key will flash if a new message of the selected types is received CSTA CSTA Computer Supported Telecommunications Applications is a standard for the interaction between computer and PBX independently from the manufacturer If the p...

Page 32: ...llowing credentials Username Enter a user name for the user access to the menu max 22 characters Password Enter a password for the user access to the menu max 8 characters Feature key synchronisation This option permits the users to use keys on their phones to handle Do Not Disturb and Call Forwarding If activated the phones synchronise with the BroadWorks Application server on the status of these...

Page 33: ...ays hours minutes and seconds the DECT manager should stay in registration mode Default 3 min Closing the window and resetting the timers Click on Close the registration window is closed the time settings are reset It is available for both the user role admin and user Additionally the page shows the total amount of DECT managers for N670 IP PRO always 1 and if the DECT manager is currently ready t...

Page 34: ...al If the session isn t refreshed within the interval the session is released Session refresh is started after half of the interval by a re INVITE message which the peer side has to confirm to get the session refreshed Values max 4 digits min 90 sec Default 1800 sec Failed registation retry timer Specify after how many seconds the phone should attempt to re register when the initial registration h...

Page 35: ...ecific prioritisation procedures are defined You can specify different QoS values for SIP and RTP packets SIP packets contain the signalling data while RTP Real time Transport Protocol is used for the voice transfer Enter your chosen QoS values in the SIP ToS DiffServ and RTP ToS DiffServ fields Value range 0 63 Common values for VoIP default setting Audio quality The phone system allows the user ...

Page 36: ...ermediary s connections with the participants are terminated Determine target address Select how the transfer target address Refer To URI is to be derived From transfer target s AOR Address of Record From transfer target s transport address Contact URI Most common PBX platforms show good results by using the AOR as transfer target address In case there are problems with transfer especially via tra...

Page 37: ...ere your telephone system is to be used the international and national prefix is then entered in the Prefix and Area code fields International settings Example Great Britain Prefix 00 Area code 44 Local settings Example London Prefix 0 Area code 207 Tone Selection Tones e g dialling tone ring tone busy tone or call waiting tone vary from one country or region to another You can choose from various...

Page 38: ...he use of XSI services to provide the user with XSI directories and call lists If you want to use XSI services you need to enable the services and enter the XSI server address on this page Settings Telephony XSI Services Server address Enter the URL of the XSI server in the text field Enable XSI directories Mark the check box if you want to use XSI directories Specific XSI directories must be set ...

Page 39: ...ick on next to the name of the LDAP directory you want to edit the LDAP configu ration page is opened page 39 Configuring an LDAP directory On this page you can edit the data for the selected LDAP directory Access to the LDAP data server The directory is provided via an LDAP server You need the server address the server port and the access data for the directory that you wish to use Enter a name i...

Page 40: ... onto the system page 50 Select the security protocol SSL TLS or STARTTLS to be used for encryption or None to dispense with encryption Settings for searching the LDAP database and displaying the result Enable list mode Define what should be initially shown when the user opens the LDAP directory Filters Using the filters you can define criteria against which specific entries can be searched in the...

Page 41: ...e The telephone number is completed with the addition of information from the database Additional filters You can set two additional filters that will be offered to the user in order to specify the search more detailed In the additional name fields enter the attribute name In the corresponding value fields enter the attribute values Example In addition to the fields defined in the Name filter para...

Page 42: ...e g surname first name telephone number address company etc The quantity of all attributes which can be saved in one entry is stored in the relevant LDAP server scheme In order to be able to access attributes or define search filters you must know the attributes and their designation in the LADP server The majority of attribute designations are standardised however specific attributes can also be ...

Page 43: ...directory list by pressing the directory key Server address Enter the URL of the online directory provider in the Server address field Username Password Enter the access data for the online directory in the Username and Password fields List update refresh Enabling online directories You can enable disable different kinds of public directories White Pages Yellow Pages or Public Private Pages that a...

Page 44: ...under which the directory will be displayed on the handsets Central phone book You can provide a central phone book for all users handsets The phone book can be provided via a server in the network or uploaded directly from a computer to the phone system The phone book must be available in well defined XML format For detailed information please refer to wiki gigasetpro com Settings Online director...

Page 45: ... can download an XML phone book from your computer directly to the phone system Phonebook file Click Browse and select the XML phone book file from your computer s file system click on Upload the selected file is loaded and can be made available for the users Activated A list of all entries of the phone book is shown Not activated An editor is opened first that allows the user to select a specific...

Page 46: ...in order to activate the option Adding editing an entry You can define up to four menu entries Click on in an empty row or in a row with an already configured entry in order to edit it Activate Mark the option so that the menu is displayed on the handsets Name for menu Enter a name in the text field max 22 characters This is the name under which the menu will be displayed on the handsets Server ad...

Page 47: ... user access to the web configurator Default admin user Repeat password Repeat the new password entered in the Repeat password field Show password To view the entered characters mark the check box near Show password Activate user access Click on Yes No to enable disable the ID for the user role Enabling CLI access to the device configuration It is possible to perform the device configuration via C...

Page 48: ...Loading the web security certificate The web configurator is protected by SSL TLS security mechanism That means that data transfer is encrypted and that the website is identified to be who it claims to be The Internet browser checks the security certificate to determine that the site is legitimate The certificate may be updated from time to time If a new certificate is available you can download i...

Page 49: ...limited to the parameters required for doing VoIP telephony Auto configuration can also be used to configure other parameters e g settings for online service if the VoIP phones support these features However for technical reasons auto provisioning is not possible for all configuration parameters of the phone Settings System Provisioning and configuration Provisioning server Enter the URL of your p...

Page 50: ...cause it has expired it is transferred to the Invalid certificates list Invalid certificates The list contains the certificates that have been received from servers but have not passed the certificate check and certificates from the Server certificates CA certificates lists that have become invalid Accepting rejecting invalid certificates Accepting a certificate Select the certificate and click on...

Page 51: ...fault the system is configured so that the date and time are transferred from a time server on the internet The page allows you to change the time servers to set your time zone and to make arrangements in case the internet time servers are not available Settings System Date and time Time server There are some common time servers preset in the field Enter your preferred time server in the text fiel...

Page 52: ...ur until the manually changed time is visible on every handset Synchronisation is carried out in the following cases If a handset is registered to the telephone system If a handset is switched off and switched back on again or is outside the wireless range of the telephone system for more than 45 seconds and then comes back into range Automatically every night at 4 00 am You can change the date an...

Page 53: ... for the next planned firmware update Click on Set to save the settings and to start the firmware update At a specific date Deselect the check box Immediately Enter the exact start time in the format YYYY MM DD HH mm Immediately Select the check box next to Immediately default the firmware update is started when you click on the Set button Once the update process starts the handsets lose their con...

Page 54: ...guration file contains all system data including the DECT registration data of the hand sets but not the calls list on the handsets Saving configuration data Click on Save settings Select the location where the configuration file should be stored using the system file selection dialogue Enter a name for the configuration file Restoring configuration data Click on Browse Select the previously saved...

Page 55: ...ge 54 Factory reset can also be performed by using the device key page 10 All in one dynamic IP The roles Integrator DECT manager base station are active The network configu ration is set to dynamic IP All in one static IP The roles Integrator DECT manager base station are active The network configu ration is set to the following static IP settings IP address 192 168 143 1 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 ...

Page 56: ...ail DECT Encryption Activate deactivate the option Yes The Save and restore page is opened allowing you to save the current configura tion on your computer page 54 No The reset procedure starts at once The current configuration will be lost Cancel The reset procedure is interrupted It is only available for the user role admin Changing one of these settings requires a restart of the system Ongoing ...

Page 57: ...ng an ongoing call and thus improving the security of the call Deactivated No CC messages or early data are encrypted Activated If encryption is activated it will be released in the case that a call is initiated by a device that is not supporting encryption Deactivated Encryption is never released Due to different national regulations DECT units are required to use different frequency ranges to ma...

Page 58: ... is provided Integrator status Device name Device role MAC address IP address DECT Frequency band DECT PARI Firmware version Date and time Last backup DECT Managers Number of DECT Managers for N670 IP PRO always 1 Number of DECT Managers with deviating Firmware Version Base stations Number of active base stations for N670 IP PRO always 1 Number of pending base stations for N670 IP PRO always 0 Cal...

Page 59: ...1 summary of the collected events Click on next to the Cluster entry to display the base station informa tion Base station Name of the base station for N670 IP PRO always LocalBS Some of the following information may be hidden Use the View option menu to display the desired columns Properties MAC address MAC address of the base station RPN Radio Fixed Part Number identifying the radio entity Sync ...

Page 60: ...entries matching the filter are shown For filtering the list according to specific counter values the following operators are possible For the MAC address column only the following condition is allowed MAC address The MAC address must be in the following format aabbccddeeff without colons Deleting the filter Click on Clear Examples Only base stations with more than 20 busy situations should be dis...

Page 61: ...or next to Timestamp if you want to download all incidents Click on Download and select the desired file location for the log files in the file system for each selected incident a log file is created All log files are taken into a tar file Deleting entries Mark the check box next to one or more incidents you want to delete or next to Timestamp if you want to delete all incidents Click on Delete Re...

Page 62: ...ystem log Activate system log Mark unmark the check box to activate deactivate the logging function Server address Enter the IP address or the fully qualified DNS name of your Syslog server Value max 240 characters Server port Enter the port number where the Syslog server expects to receive requests Range 1 65535 Default 514 Log level Mark unmark the check boxes next to the log information that sh...

Page 63: ...ess of the SNMP manager server in the SNMP manager address field and the port number used by the SNMP manager in the SNMP manager port field Default 162 To access the SNMP database authentication is necessary Enter the SNMP username and the SNMP password If the access data defined here should be used for all DECT managers click on Use on all DECT Managers Storing management information in MIB form...

Page 64: ...to groups In this case you will also receive calls on your handset that have been sent to your group number The N670 IP PRO uses a VoIP PBX or the services of a VoIP provider for Internet telephony The availability of some phone functions depends on whether they are supported by the PBX provider and whether they have been enabled If necessary you can obtain a description of the services from the o...

Page 65: ...ting ringback Enter the service code defined for the PBX provider e g 6 If you decide you do not want a ringback you can switch the function off again Enter the service code defined for the PBX provider e g 6 Accepting calls Incoming calls for the connection assigned to your handset are signalled Press the Talk key to accept the call Information about the caller The caller s phone number is displa...

Page 66: ...ersation with three participants Consultation calls Make another external call during an external call The first call is placed on hold Ext Call use to enter the number of the second participant the active call is placed on hold and the second participant is called If the second participant does not answer End Ending a consultation call Options End active call OK the connection to the first caller...

Page 67: ...enter the number of the second participant the active call is placed on hold the second participant is called press the End call key during a conversation or before the second participant has answered the call is transferred Message indication Notifications about accepted and missed calls missed alarms and messages on the network mailbox are saved in messages list and can be displayed on the hands...

Page 68: ...ectory key press down on the control key for the handset is normally set as follows Press briefly to open the local directory Press and hold to open the selection of available network directories This assignment can be changed for each handset via the web configurator using the Directory for direct access option page 29 Direct access can be assigned to a specific online direc tory In this case ope...

Page 69: ...IP SUBSCRIBE for Net AM MWI option page 21 A subscription is established for the purpose of receiving notifications about new messages on the network mailbox In the mobile devices configuration enter the Call number or SIP name URI and activate the network mailbox in the Network mailbox configuration section page 30 Optional In the mobile devices configuration enable the Flashing LED MWI for netwo...

Page 70: ...onfigurator Settings Online directories Corporate Click on next to the name of the LDAP directory you want to edit the LDAP configu ration page is opened Enter a name for the directory in the Directory name field This is the name under which the directory will appear in the list of network directorys on the telephones p 76 Select the option Enable directory so that the directory will be displayed ...

Page 71: ...ound by walking up the directory information tree The BaseDN is specified as follows The directory hierarchy is specified from left to right from the lowest level to the highest e g object organisational unit organisation domain A hierarchical level has the following format keyword object e g cn PhoneBook Hierarchical levels are separated by commas It must be unique in the directory information tr...

Page 72: ... LDAP data base The name filter determines which attributes are used in the search for directory entries The number filter specifies which attributes are used for the automatic search in the LDAP database when phone numbers are entered Additional filters can be defined to enable detailed search The LDAP protocol offers various setting options for filters and search functions e g wildcards fixed ch...

Page 73: ...ers If you want to compare these char acters within an attribute string use backslash and a 2 digit hex ASCII code as follows Example givenName James 28Jim 29 will find any entry with givenName attribute s value equal to James Jim Operator Meaning Example Equality attribute1 abc Negation attribute1 abc Greater than attribute1 1000 Less than attribute1 1000 Proximity LDAP server dependent attribute...

Page 74: ...nter e g the character A the phone searches the LDAP database for all entries in which the attribute displayName begins with A If you then enter a b it searches for entries in which the displayName begins with Ab cn sn The attributes cn or sn are used for the search If you enter e g the character n the phone searches the LDAP database for all entries in which the attribute cn or sn begins with n I...

Page 75: ...lly be displayed on a phone depends on which attributes are defined for an entry in the LDAP database which attributes are set in the web configurator for display on the phone which attributes can be displayed on the phone or handset Available attributes on handsets or phones The following table shows the attributes that could be used for a directory entry on a handset or phone Of course the set o...

Page 76: ...e form Surname First name Alphabetical sorting of the directory entries on the phone Name display of a caller or call participant If the database query only produces one of the attribute values e g because a contact is only stored with their first name only this one will be displayed Display on the handsets If one or more LDAP directories are set up in the web configurator they will be available o...

Page 77: ...irectory subdirectory which is defined as the search base on the LDAP server and specified with the LDAP Search base BaseDN parameter in the web configurator p 71 The entries are listed in alphabetical order The entries are displayed with Surname and First name if both attributes are available in the LDAP database Other wise only the surname or first name is displayed Searching the directory Use t...

Page 78: ... 72 Use to scroll through the entry Press the End call key or the Back display key to close the entry Dialling a number from the directory Use to select the entry you want in the directory Press the Talk key If only one phone number is stored it is dialled If there are several phone numbers they are dis played in a selection list or Use to select the phone number you want in the detailed view of a...

Page 79: ...In case of a power failure it is also not possible to make emergency calls Do not use the devices in environments with a potential explosion hazard e g paint shops The devices are not splashproof For this reason do not install them in a damp environ ment such as bathrooms or shower rooms Use only the power adapter indicated on the device Use only the cable supplied for LAN connection and connect i...

Page 80: ...siness from product planning and production to sales and waste of disposal following our environmental conscience in everything we do is of utmost importance to us Learn more about our earth friendly products and processes online at www gigaset com Environmental management system Gigaset Communications GmbHis certified pursuant to the international standards ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 ISO 14001 Enviro...

Page 81: ...vailable on the market it was not possible to test all substances Impairments in high gloss finishes can be carefully removed using display polishes for mobile phones Contact with liquid If the device comes into contact with liquid 1 Unplug all cables from the device 2 Allow the liquid to drain from the device 3 Pat all parts dry 4 Place the device in a dry warm place for at least 72 hours not in ...

Page 82: ...on 5 C to 45 C indoors 20 to 75 relative humidity Protocols IPv4 SNTP DHCP DNS TCP UDP VLAN HTTP TLS SIP STUN RTP MWI SDP SRTP DECT standard DECT EN 300 175 x Radio frequency range 1880 1900 MHz Europe 1910 1930 MHz Latin America 1910 1920 MHz Brazil Transmission power 10 mW average power per channel 250 mW pulse power No of channels 120 channels Number of connections 8 simultaneous connections pe...

Page 83: ... planning and analysing your DECT multicell system The case contains two cali brated Gigaset S650 H PRO handsets and one GigasetN510 IP PRO base station plusother useful accessories for measuring the signal quality and wireless coverage on your DECT network Item number S30852 H2316 R101 Gigaset handsets Upgrade your telephone system with extra handsets For information on handset functions in relat...

Page 84: ...o quality 35 Authentication code for handset registration 28 Authorisation 80 Automatic search 76 B Base station events 59 number 58 BroadSoft XSI 38 C c attribute 43 Call 64 Call list dialling from 65 Call manger accepting call directly 31 Call on hold settings 24 Call swapping two external calls 66 Call transfer settings 36 Call waiting external accepting rejecting 66 Calling 64 Calling party in...

Page 85: ...7 DNS redundancy method 21 Domain name 70 Domain part of the user address 19 Download log files 61 E ECO DECT 56 Emergency reset 10 Environment 80 F facsimileTelephoneNumber attribute 42 75 Factory settings 55 Factory settings see Reset 10 Failed registation retry timer 34 Filter 72 criteria 73 format 73 name 74 number 74 Filter LDAP 40 Firmware current version 52 handset 25 previous version 52 up...

Page 86: ...er ID 70 LDAP server scheme 42 LDAP server URL 39 LED displays 6 LEDs 10 Liquid 81 List browse 14 filtering 14 26 sorting 14 27 Local area code 37 Local network 16 Local Time Server 51 Log file download 61 Log level 62 Logical operators see Operator M mail attribute 42 75 Mailbox configuration 30 Making calls 64 Medical equipment 79 Menu overview handsets 64 web configurator 15 MIB Management Info...

Page 87: ...ator 12 Registration centre 33 Registration refresh time 20 Reset 55 emergency 10 using the device button 10 Restore configuration 54 Ringback switching function off if busy 65 when the number is busy 65 RTP Realtime Transport Protocol 35 RTP packetisation time ptime 24 S Safety precautions 79 Save configuration 54 SDP Session Description Protocol 24 Search base 71 Search mode 77 Search start poin...

Page 88: ... VoIP settings 34 W Wall mounting 9 Wall mounting slots 6 Web configurator applying discarding changes 14 changing password 47 connecting with PC 11 logging in 12 logging off 13 menu overview 15 online help function 13 password 12 security certificate 48 starting 11 working with lists 14 X XHTML 46 XSI Xtended Service Interface 38 XSI call log enable 38 XSI directories enabling 38 44 XSI services ...

Page 89: ... fm 4 18 19 Template Module Version 1 2 11 09 2018 ModuleVersion 1 0 Issued by Gigaset Communications GmbH Frankenstr 2a D 46395 Bocholt Gigaset Communications GmbH 2019 Subject to availability All rights reserved Rights of modification reserved www gigasetpro com ...

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