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EXP1240 System Installation Guide Revision 06

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Parameter Description

Default

Gateway

(static IP address only) Enter the IP address of the router that acts as an

entrance to the network or provides a default route for communicating

with hosts on remote networks.

DNS (Primary

and Secondary)

(static IP address only) Enter the IP addresses of the main (primary) and

backup (secondary) servers where this base station should direct

Domain Name System (DNS) queries.

Table 16:

VLAN Settings

parameters

Parameter Description

VLAN ID

Enter the unique identifier (0-4094) for the 802.1Q Virtual LAN that this

base station belongs to. If this field is null, the base station will not

recognize VLAN tagging or VLAN discovery through DHCP.

VLAN User

Priority

Enter the priority level given to packets belonging to the VLAN

identified above. Enter a priority level from 0 to 7.

VLAN Settings are not synchronized with other base stations in a multi cell chain. If you change the VLAN Settings, you must change them on each base station.

Table 17:

DHCP Options

parameters

Parameter D escription

DHCP Option Plug

and Play

– Select Enable to use SIP server option 120 to obtain the SIP

Server’s IP address in the DHCP response. (To enable this

feature, Option 120 with the SIP server IP address must be

configured on the DHCP server.)

– Select Disable to not use SIP server option 120.

Contents

Main EXP1240 SIP DECT System: Installation Guide Contents Page Table of Figures List of Tables Page Introduction Important Safety Instructions! Check the Box Contents About This Document Purpose and Audience Manual Conventions Terms used in this manual Table 1: Terms Table 2: Abbreviations Hardware Setup Base Station Figure 3 Connecting the base station Table 3: Base station LEDs and their meanings Wall mounting the base station Be sure the wall material can hold the weight of the base. Figure 4: Base mounting dimensions Page Charging the battery Figure 7: Installing the handset battery Charge each battery completely (about 10 hours) before using it. Figure 8: Inserting the handset into the charger Powering on the Handset Initial System Configuration Table 4: Summary: Basic system configuration Using the Base Station Interface Figure 9: screen Configuring General System Settings Change Configuration and Management Settings Figure 10: screen Change the Default Password Figure 11: screen Change the PSTN Tones and Emergency Dialing If the system connects to the PSTN in the US or Canada, skip this section. Configure the Network Settings Screen Configure Time Settings Figure 14: screen Figure 15: Checking time settings updates Configuring the SIP Server Settings Figure 16: screen Page To edit an existing server To delete a server Program the SIP Extensions Figure 17: screen Register Handsets to Extensions Figure 18: screen, no handsets registered Figure 19: screen, one handset registered To deregister a handset Multiple Base (Multi-cell) Systems Introduction Timing Levels System Chain ID and RPN Page Table 5: Sample multi-cell system information Setting Up a Multi-cell System Table 6: Summary: Multi-cell system configuration Configuring the Primary Base Station Figure 22: screen (default values) Figure 23: screen (primary base enabled) Configuring Level 1 Base Stations Page Figure 26: table, synchronization complete ( screen) Figure 27: table, Level 1 complete ( Configuring Base Stations at Level 2 and Up Removing Base Station(s) from a Multi-Cell System Changing the Primary Base Station in a Chain Only perform this procedure when the system is offline or in a maintenance period. Page System Maintenance Backing Up Configuration Settings Figure 29: screen Restoring a Configuration Updating the Firmware Setting Up Firmware Folders Valid server, folder, and firmware file name examples (base stations) Valid server, folder, and firmware file name examples (handsets) Configuring the Firmware Update Settings Figure 30: server information Table 7 Firmware path examples Updating Base Station Firmware Figure 31: screen Updating Handsets Figure 32: Firmware update progress ( screen) To verify the firmware update Appendix A: Software Reference Base Station Configuration Interface Available Screens Global Buttons and Options Home/Status Screen (Read Only) Extensions Screen Table 10: options Table 11: parameters (read only) Add Extension and Edit Extension screens Table 12: and parameters Servers Screen Page Network Screen Table 15: parameters Table 16: parameters Table 17: parameters Table 18: parameters Table 19: parameters Management Screen Table 20: parameters Page Firmware Update Screen Table 21: screen options Table 22: parameters , clicking Save will start the firmware update process for that handset type. parameters Time Screen Table 25: parameters Page Page Importing a new file will replace the existing contact list. Multi Cell Screen Table 26: parameters Table 27: parameters Table 28: parameters Table 29: parameters Configuration Screen (read only) Page Page Appendix B: RFPI Numbers