Enable, Local device address 148 | Siemens 40, 80, 60, 20 manual

Administration

Bluetooth

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In V1R3.x and upwards, only the device address can be viewed via the local admin menu:

---Administration

---System

---Features

---Configuration

---Bluetooth

---Local device address

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Documentation Page Content Content A31003-O1010-M100-9-76A9, 05/05/2008 Content Content Technical Reference Examples and HowTosGlossary -1 Index Content Overview Important NotesFor USA and Canada only Product Identification About the Manual Maintenance NotesConventions for this Document OpenStage Family OpenStage 60/80 OpenStage Overview Administration Interfaces Web-based Management WBM DLS Service Deployment Service Local Phone Menu Overview Prerequisites Startup Phone Handset Handset cable Assembling and Installing the Phone ShipmentConnectors at the bottom side OpenStage OpenStage 40 similar to OpenStage 20, except Assembly Connecting the Phone Model Power Consumption/Supply Startup Quick Start Set the Terminal Number Startup SIP Server Address Basic Network ConfigurationDate and Time / Sntp Option #120 SIP Servers Dhcp Option Option #33 Static Routing Table Extended Network ConfigurationVendor specific Vlan Discovery and DLS address Option #15 Domain Name Using a Vendor Class Configuration of the Windows Dhcp Server Startup Startup Data type String Code Data type Long Code Startup Startup Startup Tag 1 Vendor name Tag 2 Vlan ID Tag 3 DLS address Setup using a Dhcp server on Unix/LinuxUsing Option #43 Vendor Specific Tag 4 DLS hostname Code Length Vlan ID Startup PROTOCOL//IP Address of DLS Serverport Number Startup Registering at the HiPath Startup Access via Local Phone Navigate within the Administration Menu OpenStage 60/80 Enter the parameter value Select a parameterKey Element Save and exit PC port mode / PC port status Controls the PC port LAN Settings LAN Port SettingsData required Administration via Local Phone Administration via WBMPC port autoMDIX Vlan Automatic Vlan discovery Dhcp Vlan discovery Manual configuration of a Vlan ID IP Network Parameters Quality of Service QoS Layer 2 / 802.1p Administration Network QoS Service Layer Layer 3 voice Layer 3 signalling Basic informations Use DhcpOptional informations Use Dhcp IP Address Manual Configuration Default Route/Gateway Route default Specific IP Routing DNS Domain Name 6 DNSDNS domain DNS Servers Primary DNS Secondary DNS Configuration & Update Service DLS Snmp Administration System Snmp Server cerfificate ---Backup certificate ---Use secure calls Speech Encryption V1R4.x upwards Terminal Identity System Settings Terminal and User IdentityTerminal number ---Terminal name Display identity ---Enable ID Display Identity Administration via WBM V1R3.x upwards Administration via WBM V1R2.xEmergency and Voice Mail Emergency number ---Voicemail number Pixel Saver OpenStage 40/60/80 Pixel saver Date and Time Sntp IP address ---Timezone offset No Sntp server available Daylight saving Difference mins SIP Addresses and Ports SIP Addresses SIP Ports Authenticated Registration Unauthenticated RegistrationSIP Registration Registration timer ---Server type User ID Password Response timer ms Connectivity Check Response TimerSIP Connection and Communication Outbound proxy Default OBP domain Outbound Proxy SIP Transport Protocol SIP transport SIP Session Timer Session timer Session duration SIP Survivability System Registration Network Port configuration Backup proxy Features Configuration Allow Refuse Allow refuse Group Pickup Feature CodeGroup pickup URI Pickup alert V1R3.x upwards Administration System Features Configuration Audio Transfer on Ring Call TransferTransfer on ring Transfer on Hangup Administration via WBM V1R2.x Callback Busy Callback No reply Callback Cancel all Callback URIs Message Waiting Address MWI server URI System Based Conference Server Based Features V1R3.x upwards Server features UaCSTA Interface Allow uaCSTA Local Menu Timeout Not used timeout Line key configuration Multiline Appearance/Keyset Data required Administration via WBM Address Ring on/off Selection order Configure Keyset Operation Data required Administration System Features Keyset Operation General DSS Settings Direct Station Select DSS DSS Pickup timer Settings for a DSS key Deflect to DSS Refuse DSS pickup System Features Program keys edit Key Modules Dialing Canonical Dialing Configuration Internal numbers External access codeExternal numbers International gateway code Administration Local Functions Locality Canonical dial Canonical Dial Lookup Local enterprise code Section Administration Mobility Transferring Phone Software, Application and Media Files Common FTP/HTTPS Settings10.1 FTP/HTTPS Server Account Username Password ---FTP path Https base URL Download method ---Server Phone Software 10.3.1 FTP/HTTPS Access DataData required if not derived from Defaults Data required in every case Use default Download method ---Server Start Download via Local Phone Download/Update Phone SoftwareStart Download via WBM Phone app 10.4.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Music on Hold File transfer Hold music Download Music on Hold Hold Music 10.5.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Picture Clips File transfer Picture clip Download Picture Clip Picture clip 10.6.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Ldap Template File transfer Ldap Download Ldap Template 10.7.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Logo Server Use defaultDownload method Account Download Logo 10.8.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Screensaver File transfer Screensaver Submit button Start Download via Local Phone Download ScreensaverScreensaver Ringer File 10.9.1 FTP/HTTPS Access DataLength Kbit/s 100 Ringer Download Ringer File101 Corporate Phonebook Directory Settings Ldap 102 103 Speech RTP Base Port RTP base 104 Codec Preferences 105 Silence suppression ---Packet size 722 106 Disable microphone ---Disable loudspeech Audio Settings107 Basic Setup/Configuration 108 109 110 111 112 Modify an Existing Application Use proxy113 114 115 Confirmation PasswordConfirmation 116 Troubleshooting Lost Password 117 Factory Reset Factory reset 118 Display on the WBM Diagnostics Display General Phone InformationDisplayed Data Display on the Local Phone LAN Monitoring DNS domain ---LAN RX IP Tests 121 Process and Memory Information Fault Trace Configuration Download syslog file Bluetooth serviceCsta service 124 Application framework Directory service Data Access serviceDigit analysis service Health service Service framework POT servicePhysical interface service Service registry Voice engine Web Server service802.1x service V1R3.x upwards Voice mail 128 Easy Trace Profiles Bluetooth Handsfree Administration via WBMBluetooth Headset Administration via WBM 129 17.6.4 Call Log Administration via WBM Call Connection Administration via WBM130 DLS Data Errors Administration via WBM Ldap Phonebook Administration via WBMDAS Connection Administration via WBM 131 Sidecar Administration via WBM 17.6.8 Administration via WBMHelp Application Administration via WBM 132 Local Phonebook Administration via WBM Key Input Administration via WBMLAN Connectivity Administration via WBM 133 Mobility Messaging Administration via WBMPhone administration 134 USB Backup/Restore Administration via WBM Speech Administration via WBMTone Administration via WBM Server based applications Web Based Management Administration via WBM Voice Dialling Administration via WBM136 No Tracing for All Services Administration via WBM 137 Conditions and Thresholds for Report Generation QoS Reports138 Non-compressing codecs / Compressing codes 139 Observe interval Report intervalMinimum session length View Report 141 142 143 Data viewing via WBM 144 Remote trace status ---Remote ip Remote port Core dumpRemote Tracing Syslog V1R4.x upwards 145 Disable HPT 146 Test Interface Bluetooth 147 Enable Local device address 148 Canonical Dialing Canonical Dialing Settings Parameter Example value Explanation Canonical Dial Lookup Example 1 Internal number, same node as the local phone Conversion examplesExample 2 Internal number, different node Examples and HowTos Adobe Photoshop Insert the Logo How to Create Logo Files for OpenStage Phones For OpenStageCreate a New Image Adobe Photoshop Example Save the Image Phone Type Skin Color Code For OpenStage 60/80Select the Background Color Adobe Photoshop Phone Type Size px Adobe Photoshop Example Merge Layers Background Transparency How to Set Up the Corporate Phonebook Ldap Create an Ldap Template Generic Example Standard Attributes OpenStage Field Ldap Attribute Example Template Value Lables Microsoft Active Directory Specific Example OpenStage Field Ldap Attribute Example Template Value Load the Ldap Template into the Phone Configure Ldap Access Test Examples and HowTos Screenshot context menu Menus Web Interface Menu Diagnostics Feature access1Authentication File transfer QoS Reports MaintenanceMiscellaneous Web Pages Admin Login Add application Modify application Xpressions Bluetooth IP configuration V1R2.x IP configuration V1R3.x upwards Update Service DLS QoS Technical Reference SIP interface V1R2.x SIP interface V1R3.x Registration Configuration V1R2.x Snmp Technical Reference Program keys Line Key Module Keyset operation Services Services V1R3.x Security V1R4.x Defaults Phone application Hold music Logo Screensaver Ringer file Dongle key Technical Reference Technical Reference Change Admin password Change User password Fault trace configuration Bluetooth handsfree profile Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference 802.1x problems Clear all profiles Generation View Session Data Technical Reference Technical Reference Menu Further information Technical Reference Technical Reference Menu Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Address of Record AoR GlossaryDiffServ 729 711722 Gateway Jitter IP addressLayer PoE MAC AddressPort Glossary QoS QDC Switch Subnet Mask Vlan VoIP Glossary Index Index SIP Index A31003-O1010-M100-9-76A9, 05/05/2008 Page Siemens Enterprise Communications