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General| Category | Telephone Accessories |
|---|---|
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
| Device Type | Base Station |
| IP Protocol | IPv4, IPv6 |
| Frequency range | 1880-1900 MHz |
| DECT Protocol | DECT |
| Security | TLS, SRTP |
| Management | Autoprovisioning |
| Range | Outdoor: Up to 300m, Indoor: Up to 50m |
| Supported protocols | SIP |
Overview of system components and their roles in the IP telephone environment.
Central management and configuration unit of the DECT multicell system.
Management unit for base stations, handling synchronization and signaling.
Provide DECT functions, media processing, and connection channels for handsets.
Connect up to 250 handsets per DECT manager, enabling roaming and handover.
Connects the DECT system to public networks and manages connections.
Groups base stations for synchronization, handover, and overload balancing.
Embedded INT + DM device with activated DECT base station.
Embedded INT + DM device without DECT base station.
Virtualised integrator with multiple DECT managers.
Table showing parallel call capacity based on device role.
Used to set device role and reset the device.
Indicate the operational status of the device.
Lists the items included in the N870 IP PRO package.
Step-by-step guide to prepare the system for use.
Process for registering base stations with the DECT manager.
Steps to configure synchronization between base stations.
Settings for integrating with VoIP PBX or providers.
Steps to register and configure handsets.
Importance of saving system configuration data.
Recommendation to read the planning guide before installation.
General environmental and safety guidelines for device operation.
Requirement for network connection topology.
Information on installing the virtual integrator appliance.
Role of a device as a base station.
Role of a device as both base station and DECT manager.
Role for small/medium installations with dynamic IP.
Role for small/medium installations with fixed IP.
Instructions on how to mount the device on a wall.
Explanation of LED indications for device status.
LED states for DECT managers and base stations.
Procedure to reset base stations using power interruption.
Steps for emergency reset during device boot.
Overview of the web configurator's purpose and functions.
Prerequisites and steps to start using the web configurator.
Process for logging into and out of the web configurator.
Accessing online help and parameter descriptions.
Procedures for saving or canceling configuration changes.
Options for filtering, sorting, and displaying list columns.
How to adjust the number of entries displayed per page.
Navigating through lists page by page.
Overview of the web configurator menu structure for settings.
Overview of the web configurator menu structure for status information.
Integrating the DECT system into the local network.
Configuring IP address assignment (Dynamic or Static).
Router/gateway IP address for internet access.
DNS server for converting names to IP addresses.
Enables the phone system to use VLAN tagging for data packets.
Unique identifier for a subnetwork.
Priority setting for phone system data, e.g., voice data.
Managing registered DECT managers within the multicell network.
Process to add a DECT manager to the multicell system.
How to remove a DECT manager from the system.
Modifying the configuration details of a DECT manager.
Options for filtering, sorting, and displaying list columns.
Unique identifier for a DECT manager within the system.
Name used to identify the DECT manager in lists.
Part of RFPI for DECT manager, ensuring unique RPN groups.
Impact of device role on base station and handset handling capacity.
Option to reboot DECT manager or base stations.
Gathering and sending system reports to a SysLog server.
Monitoring network devices using SNMP.
IP address of the Integrator for DECT manager registration.
Identifier of the DECT manager for registration.
Password assigned in Integrator for DECT manager registration.
Indicates DECT manager connection status to the multicell system.
Name of the DECT manager in the multicell system.
Cluster number for synchronization settings.
How the cluster synchronizes with external sources.
Synchronization reference for external DECT systems.
Process to add synchronization references to the list.
Modifying existing synchronization references.
List customization options.
Selecting synchronization references (No external sync, Best DECT base, Ext RFPI, LAN Master).
Assigning base stations to the DECT manager.
List of base stations already connected to the DECT manager.
Modifying base station configuration data.
Transferring base station configurations between systems.
Customizing list views.
Process to add pending base stations to the DECT manager.
Configuring base station data.
Current IP address of the base station.
Definition of RFPI, PARI, and RPN.
Firmware version installed on the base station.
Assigning a descriptive name for easier location identification.
Setting the IP address type for base stations.
Enabling or disabling the base station's active state.
Planning synchronization for smooth handover and load balancing.
Synchronization via LAN, offering higher flexibility.
Target quality benchmarks for PTP synchronization.
Configuration for pure LAN synchronization.
Configuration for pure DECT synchronization.
Configuration for mixed DECT and LAN synchronization.
Manual synchronization of the system.
Initiating synchronization for all clusters.
Configuring cluster assignment, DECT level, and LAN master.
Editing details for a selected provider or PBX profile.
Enabling SIP security with TLS/SSL encryption.
Identifying SIP servers using DNS queries.
Configuring a failover server for registration.
Configuring an outbound proxy for outgoing requests.
Configuring DTMF signaling for VoIP.
Supported voice codecs and their activation.
Standard for computer-PBX interaction, activating CSTA applications.
Listing and managing registered handsets.
Process to add a new handset.
Transferring handset configurations.
Modifying handset settings.
Steps to register specific handsets with IPUI and PIN.
Registering multiple handsets using wildcards or specific IPUI.
Process to remove handsets from the system.
Configuring handset-specific settings.
Accessing directories via handset controls.
Activating network mailbox functions.
Enabling group call acceptance.
Defining how incoming calls are accepted via Call Manager.
Entering credentials for BroadSoft XSI services.
Scheduling handset registration.
Defining how long the DECT manager stays in registration mode.
General configuration for VoIP connections.
Prioritizing voice data packets using DiffServ.
Enabling wideband codec G.722 for enhanced voice quality.
Configuring call transfer functionality.
Entering an access code for external calls.
Choosing tone groups for the telephone system.
URL of the XSI server.
Enabling XSI directories for handsets.
Setting up corporate directories in LDAP format.
Options for searching and displaying LDAP data.
Criteria for automatic completion of telephone numbers.
Stipulating how search results are displayed on the handset.
Table of attributes displayable on devices.
Name displayed for the directory on handsets.
Enabling/disabling public directories.
Address of the XSI server if XSI services are enabled.
Providing XSI directories on handsets.
Defining menu entries for the handset interface.
Defining user access rights for the web configurator.
Procedures for changing web configurator passwords.
Performing device configuration via Command Line Interface (CLI).
Loading security certificates for SSL/TLS.
URL of the provisioning server.
Initiating the auto-configuration process.
Managing TLS certificates for secure internet communication.
Procedures for accepting or rejecting invalid certificates.
Defining credentials for HTTP authentication.
Entering preferred internet time servers.
Selecting the local time zone.
Manual time setting when servers are unavailable.
Current firmware version and backup options.
Specifying the URL or file for firmware updates.
Scheduling or initiating firmware updates.
Modifying DECT manager firmware settings.
Saving the current system configuration to a file.
Reloading saved configuration settings.
Environment-friendly technology for power saving and reduced transmission power.
Setting DECT radiation power levels.
Defining DECT radio traffic encryption and security.
Adapting the frequency range for regional DECT requirements.
Overview of system operation and connected devices status.
Base station MAC address, RPN, Sync RPN, and Sync Level.
Call statistics including connections, handovers, and drops.
Setting filters for list entries based on criteria.
Downloading, deleting, and refreshing incident information.
Configuring SysLog server for system reports.
Configuring SNMP for network monitoring.
Making calls using any registered handset.
Steps to initiate a call.
Accessing call lists (accepted, outgoing, missed).
Arranging ringback for busy or unanswered calls.
Enabling group call acceptance.
Handling incoming calls during an active call.
Making an additional external call during an active call.
Switching between two active calls.
Speaking to multiple participants simultaneously.
Connecting an external call with a second participant.
Accessing local or corporate directories.
Accessing corporate directory via INT key.
Accessing directories via the directory key.
Accepting incoming calls for network mailbox.
Entering access data for LDAP servers.
Attributes used for searching directory entries.
Criteria for automatic completion of telephone numbers.
Available operators for creating filters.
Attributes used for automatic search of phone numbers.
Table of attributes displayable on devices.
Functions available when LDAP directories are set up.
Navigating and searching within LDAP directories.
Dialing numbers directly from directory entries.
General safety advice for using devices.
Information on obtaining help and support.
Environmental statement and management system certifications.
Guidelines for proper disposal of electrical and electronic products.
Procedures to follow if the device comes into contact with liquid.
Detailed technical specifications of the system.
Information on power adapters required if PoE is not used.
Kit for planning and analyzing DECT multicell systems.
Information on upgrading the system with extra handsets.
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