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DECTnetIP Configuration

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You can operate a DECT network consisting of several remote locations (a cluster).

These locations do not need to be synchronised because handovers between

remote locations are not possible.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Features11
Factory Settings on Delivery18
- Telephony Functions18
- Authorisations19
- Internet Functions22
Installation24
- Scope of Delivery24
- Safety Precautions25
- Declarations of Conformity26
- Mounting Location26
- Wall Mounting27
- Installing an Expansion Set28
- Installing Interface Cards31
- And Doorstation Equipment Slots31
- Slots for Additional Interface Cards33
- Available Ports36
  - Opencom 13036
  - Opencom 13137
  - Opencom 15038
  - Positions of the Ports39
- Interface Cards42
  - Opencom 131 (1 Slot)42
  - Opencom 130 (3 Slots)42
  - Opencom 150 (5 Slots)45
- Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths47
- S Ports47
- U Pn Ports49
- A/B Ports50
- Actor/Sensor51
- LAN Port51
- DSL Port52
- PCM Port53
- Power Failure53
- Connectible Devices53
- Internal/External S54
- Ports54
- U Pn Ports55
- A/B Ports55
- Actor/Sensor Ports57
- COM Port58
- LAN Port59
Accessories and Adapters60
- U Pn Adapter60
- A/B Adapter60
- Audio Adapter61
- Approved Devices / Approved Accessories62
- Device Combinations63
S 2M Connector Module67
- Installation68
- Configuration70
Mounting the Opencom 150 Rack Infocom System71
- Safety Precautions71
- Technical Data72
- Pinning of RJ 45 Jacks73
- Scope of Delivery74
Configuration75
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration76
- First Configuration Via Serial Port78
- Configuring the Opencom 10078
- Preparing the Configuration78
- Starting the Web Console79
- Loading the Online Help80
- Finishing the Configuration81
- Preconfiguration81
- Offline Configurator81
- Remote Configuration82
- Codes for IP Configuration84
- Saving and Loading the Configuration84
- Receiving System Messages as E-Mail85
- Loading SW Updates85
- Resetting the System Data86
- Basic Hardware Settings Switch86
- Generating Your Own Moh Files87
Configuration Examples89
- Opencom 100 in Computer Networks89
- Introduction to TCP/IP90
- Opencom 100 in a Serverless LAN91
- DNS Name Resolution92
- Internet Access92
- RAS Access93
- Opencom 100 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server94
- DNS Name Resolution94
- Internet Access95
- RAS Access96
- Branch Link97
- Useful Information on Internet Access98
- Costs98
- Using the Web98
- E-Mail99
- Nat99
Voice over IP (Voip)101
- Fundamentals102
- Propagation Delay and Bandwidth102
- Latency and Packet Length103
- Voice Quality104
- Optimisation106
- Call Set-Up106
- Useful Services107
- Media Gateway (MGW)107
- Software MGW107
- MGW Interface Card108
- SIP Telephony109
- Voip System Telephones111
- Device Properties112
- Voip System Telephone Configuration113
- LAN DHCP Server113
- Start Procedure114
- Openphone IPC116
- Installation117
- Configuration118
Dectnetip119
- Properties119
- DECT Base Stations119
- Features120
- Configuration121
- Dual Operation122
- Synchronisation122
PBX Cascading124
- Variants of PBX Cascading124
- Functionality of PBX Cascading124
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation125
- Notes127
- Licensing Information128
PBX Networking129
- Connections130
- Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1130
- Master/Slave131
- L1 Clock131
- Types of Point-To-Point Connections132
- Direct Connection132
- Connection Via an Active Transmission System133
- Connection Via the Public Network133
- Connection Via Q.SIG.IP134
- Configuration135
- Trunk Groups135
- Routes136
- Numbering136
- Technical Details138
Team Functions140
- Introduction140
- Explanation of Keys140
- Team Configuration142
- Examples of Use142
- Executive/Secretary Team142
- Three-Member Team143
- Unified Team144
- Toggle Team146
Call Queue148
- Introduction148
- Activation of Queues149
- Call Forwarding149
- Pickup150
- Hunt Groups150
- Examples of Use150
- Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones150
- Group of Three Enquiry Stations152
Multi-Company Variant154
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant155
- Activating the Multi-Company Variant155
- Configuring and Managing Companies156
- Assigning Users156
- Assigning Trunk Groups/Sip Accounts157
- Allocating Routing Codes157
- Configuring the Company Exchange158
- Working with the Multi-Company Variant158
- Company Telephone Book158
- Making Calls between Companies159
- Billing Charges Per Company159
Configuring the PC Software160
- PC Offline Configuration160
- Setting up TAPI162
- Setting up NET CAPI164
- Using the Systray Display165
- Browser for Opencti and Openhotel166
- Setting up Video Telephony167
- Synchronising the PC Clock168
- Address Queries Using LDAP169
Configuration Guide171
- Overview172
- PBX Ports173
- Lan174
- WAN Settings175
- RAS Settings176
- Branch Settings177
- E-Mail Function178
- E-Mail Access179
Frequently Asked Questions180
- General/Hardware181
- Telephony182
- Dect185
- Lan186
- Internet187
Technical Specifications190
Notes on Disposal197
Index198

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