What to do if ASCOM IPBL firmware is corrupt?
If the ASCOM Gateway firmware becomes corrupt, rendering the IPBS/IPBL unreachable via the web GUI, you can use the Gwload tool. This tool, functioning as a TFTP-style client, allows you to upload new firmware and repair the broken firmware.
Defines key terms and abbreviations used in the manual for clarity and technical understanding.
Describes the IPBS1 Base Station, including its versions and physical components.
Details the IPBS2 Base Station, its versions, and its backward compatibility with IPBS1.
Introduces the IPBL Gateway, its versions, overview, power supply, and LED indicators.
Describes the BS3x0 DECT Base Station, its versions, overview, and power distribution.
Details the DB1 TDM-DECT Base Station, its versions, and overview.
Information on the AC-adapter used for local base station powering and its versions.
Guidelines for handling sensitive electronic components to prevent damage from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
Details safety standards compliance for IP-DECT Base Station, BS3x0, DB1, and IPBL.
Statements on compliance with essential requirements of the R&TTE Directive for EU/EFTA.
FCC compliance statements for Class B digital devices and radio frequency exposure limits.
Defines key terms related to IP security, including SSL/TLS, PKI, and cryptography.
Overview of IP security in IP-DECT, covering secure web access and TLS certificates.
Details administrative functions for IP-DECT, including HTTP, Certificates, SIPS, and Secure RTP.
Information on recommended cabling standards (CAT5) for base stations and power transmission.
Instructions for installing the base station, including bracket mounting on walls, ceilings, and poles.
Methods for powering base stations: Power over Ethernet, Express Powering Pairs, and local power supply.
Steps for installing the IPBL, including rack mounting and cable connections.
Details on pinning for synchronization, RFP, and LAN cables used with the IPBL.
Instructions for powering the IPBL using 110/230 VAC or 48 VDC power sources.
Lists the required hardware (PC) and network connection for IP-DECT system configuration.
Steps to access the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for configuration, including IP address determination.
Describes user access levels (Auditors, User Admins, System Admins) for the GUI.
Step-by-step guide to configure the Mobility Master in a multiple master system.
Instructions for configuring the Standby Mobility Master for system redundancy.
Detailed steps for configuring the Pari Master for system management.
Guide to configure the Standby Pari Master for system redundancy and failover.
Steps to configure the primary Master device in the IP-DECT system.
Instructions for configuring the Standby Master for system redundancy.
Details on automatic radio registration and assignment to Pari Masters.
Step-by-step guide for configuring radio settings, including air synchronization.
Instructions for configuring an IPBS for deployment, specifically for coverage testing.
Methods for adding users (handsets) to the IP-DECT system: Anonymous, Individual, Easy Registration.
Covers basic operations like naming devices, managing admin accounts, firmware, NTP, logging, and HTTP settings.
Details LAN settings including DHCP modes, static IP, VLAN, and link configuration.
Guides on configuring LDAP server, checking status, and setting up LDAP replication.
Comprehensive DECT settings: system name, subscription, coders, carriers, sync, and master modes.
Configuration for Gateway interfaces, including SIP, Gatekeeper, and call routing settings.
Procedures for upgrading and downgrading firmware, boot files, and RFP software.
Tools for system supervision and troubleshooting: logging, tracing, alarms, events, performance, and environment.
Instructions for resetting the device via software (Idle, Immediate) or TFTP/Boot modes.
Tests to verify radio coverage: base station operation and coverage area quality.
Checks the complete connection and programming of handset numbers to the PBX.
Procedure for loading firmware using the Gwload tool when web GUI is inaccessible.
A comprehensive list of fault codes, their descriptions, and severity levels for the IP-DECT system.
Overview of automatic update process using UP0 and UP1 modules, and system requirements.
Details on setting UP0 parameters for firmware and boot code updates.
Commands for setting RFP update parameters, including scheduling and selection.
Instructions on backing up and restoring IPBS/IPBL configurations using the scfg command.
Configuring fixed connections for users on each Master towards multiple IP-PBXs for load balancing.
Using DNS services for dynamic connection of users to IP-PBX network for load balancing and redundancy.
Steps to create a certificate (self-signed or CA-signed) for secure web access.
Instructions for installing the created certificate in a web browser like Internet Explorer.
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