Gigaset N670 IP PRO Installation, Configuration And Operation page 32

Base stations
Cluster configuration
The page allows you to synchronise the system manually.
Select the DECT manager you want to synchronise from the DM Name option menu . . . the
cluster configuration of the selected DECT manager is displayed below
Synchronising all clusters of the DECT manager
Click on Synchronise all
Synchronising a specific cluster of the DECT manager
From the Sync Slave option menu select which kind of synchronisation you want to perform
(LAN or DECT) Click on Synchronise
Actions
Setting up the base station synchronisation
Select the cluster to which the base should be assigned to from the Cluster option menu.
Base stations only synchronise within the same cluster, meaning that a handover of a
handset from one cluster to a neighbouring cluster is not possible. The DECT multicell system
can manage up to nine clusters.
Select the synchronisation level for the base station from the DECT Level option menu.
DECT level 1 is the highest level and may appear only once in each cluster. A base station
always synchronises itself with a base station that has a better sync level. If it sees several
base stations with a better sync level, it synchronises itself with the base station that has the
strongest signal. If it does not see any base station with a higher sync level, it cannot synchro-
nise.
Mark the LAN Master check box, if the base station should act as LAN master.
If synchronisation via LAN is used, there must be one base station acting as LAN master.
Currently the LAN master can only be configured on DECT level 1.
This device should only be used as a base station. Devices on which the DECT Manager/Inte-
grator is active in addition to the base station are not suitable as LAN masters due to the
variety of tasks and traffic to be served.
From the Sync Slave option menu select whether the base station is to be synchronised via
DECT or via LAN. For the Sync master leave this column empty.
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