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Overview of the new and updated functions
Updated/extended functions
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Changes to getting the phone started.
For example, Gigaset.net assistant is only started when you first open the Gigaset.net
directory.
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Since several consecutive RTP ports are required for each VoIP connection, you can now
specify a port number range for the RTP ports when configuring the telephone.
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The signalling of calls made to a number that is not assigned to a handset as a receive
number has changed.
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If you do not update the firmware or VoIP provider data when prompted, the phone will
remind you again at a later date.
(Only for devices manufactured after May 2009)
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When defining dialling rules, you can use the new option
whether or not the "automatic area code" is also to be dialled.
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The key combination for checking the MAC address of the base has changed
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New information on troubleshooting/problem analysis
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New functions (e.g. immediate download of a provider profile) have been added to the
service information that you can use during an external call (e.g. with the Gigaset
service).
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If your phone is connected to a NAT router, the NAT can cause problems during VoIP
telephony (especially if you connect multiple VoIP telephones to your router). Notes on
resolving these problems can be found in these amendments.
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The table of VoIP status codes that you can display on the screen has been extended.
The extended table can be found in these amendments.
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Function no longer in use
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When dialling, you can no longer select the line type by adding # or *.
(Only for devices manufactured after May 2009)
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to specify
Use Area Codes
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