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to all installations of the software. As a result, the MAC address is the same on many different computers.

Without a unique MAC address, users sometimes are unable to connect to a server, or will connect to a server, and subsequently cause another device with the same Hardware ID to be disconnected from the server. If the MVC 2050 is disconnected from the server, it automatically attempts to reconnect, and the resulting conflicts will prevent a stable connection from being made.

Select the Auto-Createbutton on the Settings > Hardware ID screen to prevent conflict with another device. Auto-Create fabricates a random value, which is unlikely to be repeated by another device.

Table 8 describes items on the Hardware ID screen.

Table 8: Hardware ID screen

Selection

Description

 

 

Hardware ID

This box contains the MAC address for the Ethernet

 

hardware installed in your device. MVC 2050 uses the

 

MAC address of the Ethernet hardware as its

 

Hardware ID. You can change this value if there is

 

more than one MAC address, or if the device is using

 

an Extranet client that hides the true MAC address.

 

For example, the Nortel Contivity Extranet Switch

 

uses a single MAC address for all clients. This can

 

cause connection problems with your communication

 

server.

 

 

Auto-Create

This changes the MAC address that appears in the

 

Hardware ID box. If your device has more than one

 

MAC address, press the Auto-Createbutton to cycle

 

through the set of MAC addresses on your computer.

 

Auto-Create also makes up random Hardware IDs, in

 

case the Ethernet hardware addresses are not unique

 

to the communication server.

 

 

Firmware

Shows the build number of MVC 2050 installed on

Version

your device. This value is the version number of the

 

application last reported by the server.

 

 

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Contents Nortel Mobile Voice Client Page Revision history Revision history Contents Mobile Voice Client 2050 settings Managing Contacts with Mobile Voice Client 2050Mobile Voice Client 2050 for expert users About this guide Mobile Voice Client 2050 overview Software dependencies Communication serversSupported PDAs Headsets MVC 2050 menus and screen features MVC 2050 menusCall Handling screen portrait MVC 2050 screen features Screen features SelectionsInstalling and configuring the Mobile Voice Client Removing a previous version of MVCMVC 2050 installation method Connecting a PDA to a desktop PC using ActiveSyncInstalling the MVC 2050 from a desktop PC using ActiveSync ActiveSync connectedMVC 2050 configuration Enable ClearTypeAutomatic Gain Control Installing and configuring the Mobile Voice Client MVC 2050 Call Handling screen Starting the MVCNavigation AppearanceMVC 2050 graphical interface skins components Black skin Programmable line/feature keys DisplaySoft keys self-labeled Menus DialpadMessage Lamp Mute Indication LampSelect Recently Used Application Settings PasteContacts ExitKeys Keys menu AnswerFeatures ReleaseHold Keys Features screen Help MacrosDiagnostics About MVCIcons Call Handling icons Toolbar iconsServices DirectoryInbox/Messages Outbox/ShiftMenu Bar icons System InputContacts List ToolbarTranscriber used to enter a number Menu and icon summaries File menuKeys menu File menuHelp menu Keys menu Part 2Help menu Managing calls with Mobile Voice Client Making a telephone callAnswering a call Holding a callRetrieving a call Ending a callManaging Contacts with Mobile Voice Client Starting Contacts and the Contacts applicationAccessing Contacts Help Accessing the PDA Contacts listEditing the Contacts list Dialing a number from the Contacts list MVC 2050 Contacts screenDialing formats Phone details dialog box Dialing locations Area code Dialing patterns 553-AAA1534Dialing Locations Specify Tone dialing Select Dialing PatternsExample ESN numbers Extension numbers ESN dialing 553-AAA1532Extension number Mobile Voice Client 2050 settings SoundsAudible notification of server connection or disconnection Sounds server connectedServer unreachable Server unresponsiveServer connected Profiles Profiles screenCreating a new profile Removing a profile Modifying the name of a profileChanging the current profile Exporting profilesServer Importing profilesAAA1191.bmp Dhcp Setting on the Server screen MacrosMacro screen Keys Macros menuContents Preview Client diagnostics Mobile Voice Client 2050 for expert usersAudio delay Audio qualityAudio quality slider Advanced Audio Audio clarityItems on the Advanced Audio screen Listener IP Items on the Listener IP screenHardware ID Hardware ID screenSelection Description Soft reset, server n Recovering Server unreachableHard Reset Connection historyWiFi WiFi use for a cradled PDAPage Copyright Nortel Networks Limited All Rights Reserved
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