Icom IP1000C Instruction Manual page 146

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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
1. Trouble shooting (continued)
The IP100H displays the "Out of range" icon or "Connecting..."
• The distance between the IP100H and its wireless access point is too far.
- Move closer to the access point.
• The wireless access point does not turn ON.
- Turns ON the access point.
• The wireless LAN setting of the IP100H does not match the access point's.
- Check the wireless LAN settings of the access point.
- Using the cloning software CS-IP100H, check and modify the wireless LAN settings of the IP100H.
• In the 5 GHz band operation, the access point is set a stealth SSID setting such as "Refuse ANY."
- Turns OFF "Refuse ANY."
The IP100H displays "Setting Error..."
(When the IP100H displays "In the range" icon.)
• The provisioning server settings of the IP100H are different than the connected the IP1000C.
- Using the cloning software CS-IP100H, check and modify the provisioning server settings.
- In the IP1000C software, check and modify the provisioning server settings of the IP100H.
• The IP1000C does not connect to the network.
- Check the connections between the IP1000C or Hub and check the LAN cables.
The IP100H cannot communicate with any other devices
• The setting of the Individual ID or Group ID is incorrect.
- Enter the correct Individual ID or Group ID.
• The Individual ID or Group ID is not registered on the ID list.
- Enter the "Destination ID/Phone Number" in the "ID List" item on the [ID List] screen.
- When using the RoIP gateway VE-PG3, check the bridge connection with the VE-PG3.
The IP100H cannot use the Area call function
• The function setting of the Area Call is set to "Disable."
- Set the "Area Call" item in the Transceiver Settings screen. (p. 4-35)
- Reboot the IP100H and get the setting from the IP1000C.
- Push [FUNC] on the IP100H's front panel, then turn ON the "Area Call" function.
• The wireless access point that the IP100H connects to in the Area Call, is not set.
- Enter the "Area Setting" item in the [Area Call] screen. (p. 4-25)
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