IP Adapter

Administration via optiPoint 500

7.5Administration via optiPoint 500

Telephone-based administration is only possible at optiPoint terminals with display (i.e. not with entry, basic and signature).

>Only IPadapters on the telephone side may be administrated with optiset E. With IP- adapters on the system side, initial administration (configuration of the LAN param-

eters) can be implemented via optiset E. However once the operation mode on the system side is switched, administration is only possible via a web browser.Note:

If, however, you want to connect a telephone without display, then administration must first be performed with a display telephone. This telephone can then be disconnected.

The administration operation is menu-driven, i.e. all available settings are listed on the termi- nal’s display. You can navigate between the various settings with the dialog keys. Once you have made all settings, select “Start phone?”. The Administration mask closes and a connec- tion between the terminal and the system is set up. Once optiset E has been started, you can only access the Administration menu again by unplugging and reconnecting the line (booting the IPadapter).

Fault signaling:

Faults that occur when operating the optiPoint IPadapter are displayed as follows:

a short signal tone is emitted

all available LEDs on the terminals begin flashing.

If the terminal has a display, an appropriate error message appears on the display. If multiple faults occur at the same time, the fault with the highest priority is displayed (see the following diagram).

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500 specifications

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