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Reinitializing the base station
Reset
Settings
Configuration
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Ring allocation for point-to-multipoint access
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Gigaset 2060isdn, Inland:
You can reinitialize the base station - restore default set-
tings, in other words - for example if you are no longer
sure precisely which changes have been made. For the
sake of simplicity, however, not all system parameters are
reset when you reinitialize. The effects are as follows:
Deleted
Units/charges accrued
Emergency phone numbers
Lock numbers for call barring
Point-to multipoint/point num-
bers
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The comfort mobile unit is idle. You will be prompted to
enter the system code in the course of this procedure
(default code: "0000").
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The message "Initialisation completed" is displayed for 2
seconds when you confirm your choice.
By setting ring allocation you determine:
1.
The mobile units and devices and their multiple sub-
scriber number (external phone number) at which an
external call will be signaled.
2. The multiple subscriber number (external phone num-
ber) under which you conduct an outgoing external
call (important for call data recording and phone num-
ber display).
Ring allocation enables you to assign one or more internal
numbers to a multiple subscriber number. Conversely,
one or more multiple subscriber numbers can be as-
signed to an internal number.
If you have assigned multiple external phone numbers to
an internal user (for example for receiving business calls
and private calls), the first external phone number in the
list is the one used by call data recording for outgoing
calls.
You define ring allocation by entering the internal number
in the list of the collective call group or the group lists for
extended ring no answer.
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System settings
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System code
Mobile unit registrations
Ring allocation
press x
and
to confirm
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