What to do if ASCOM Gateway 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.
Describes installation and operation of IPBS and IPBL devices.
Details the IPBS1, including its versions, physical overview, package contents, and external antenna variations.
Describes the IPBS2, including versions, physical overview, package contents, and external antenna variations.
Provides an overview of the IPBL, including versions, power options, and software details.
Describes the BS3x0 DECT Base Station, including versions, overview, contents, and power.
Details the DB1 TDM-DECT Base Station, including versions, overview, contents, and power.
Outlines general safety rules for installation, service, and equipment handling.
Explains ESD sensitivity and safe handling procedures for electronic components.
Details safety compliance for IP-DECT Base Station, BS3x0, DB1, and IPBL.
Defines key terms related to IP security, including SSL/TLS, PKI, and cryptography.
Explains Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) components like certificates and Certificate Authorities.
Explains cryptography, its encoding, and verification processes.
Discusses IP security in IP-DECT, focusing on secure web access and TLS certificates.
Explains TLS certificate management tasks, including trust relationships and handling options.
Details the process of mounting the base station, including bracket installation on walls.
Explains the different methods for powering the base station, such as PoE or local adapter.
Details the steps for installing the IPBL, including rack mounting and initial connections.
Describes the power supply options for the IPBL, including VAC and VDC alternatives.
Guides on accessing the Graphical User Interface (GUI) via a web browser.
Provides methods to determine the IP address for accessing the IPBS/IPBL GUI.
Details the procedure for changing the default administrator password for security.
Outlines the configuration steps for setting up a Mobility Master in a multi-master system.
Provides steps for configuring a Standby Mobility Master for system redundancy.
Details the configuration steps for setting up a Pari Master, including various DECT settings.
Guides on configuring a Standby Pari Master for system redundancy and failover.
Outlines the configuration steps for setting up a Master device in the IP-DECT system.
Provides instructions for configuring a Standby Master to ensure system availability.
Covers general configurations like naming, password, Kerberos, NTP, logging, and HTTP settings.
Details the setup of Kerberos for centralized management of administrator and auditor accounts.
Guides on configuring HTTP and HTTPS settings, including port management and security.
Covers LAN configuration settings, including DHCP, static IP, link type, and VLAN.
Provides instructions for setting static IP addresses for Masters and Radios.
Covers LDAP configuration for user database access and system configuration.
Covers various DECT configurations, including system name, subscription, coders, and synchronization.
Guides on selecting the operating mode for IPBS/IPBL (Master, Slave, Standby, Deployment).
Guides on configuring gatekeeper addresses and protocols (H.323, SIP, TSIP, SIPS).
Guides on selecting the mode for Mobility Masters (Active or Standby).
Covers VoIP configurations, specifically for SIP protocol.
Covers user management operations, including showing, searching, adding, and importing users.
Covers gateway functionality, including SIP registrar and interfaces.
Details how to download and save IPBS/IPBL configurations for backup.
Covers software upgrade procedures for firmware, boot files, and RFPs.
Details the upgrade procedures for IPBS/IPBL software versions.
Verifies radio coverage through base station operation and area tests.
Guides on using Gwload tool to upload firmware when the device is unreachable via web GUI.
Provides a list of fault codes, their descriptions, and severity levels for troubleshooting.
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