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B.
(NOTE: For the DECT 500, please disregard point 3.)
1. Switch on the Base Station (RFP) and a registered handset.
2. Switch on the Repeater for more than one second and less than five seconds
(see
note
1). Switch off the Repeater and switch it on again.
The Repeater is now in "subscription" mode. This is indicated by a flashing
LED immediately after power is switched on. In this mode the Repeater is
searching for a Base Station. This mode is active for a maximum of five min-
utes. (If the subscription procedure is not completed within this time, the Re-
peater restarts in normal mode with previous data.)
3. Start subscription mode in the Base Station. The usual procedure is to press
the button on the Base Station for several seconds. This is the mode normally
used when registering a handset to the Base Station (see
The Repeater is synchronised with the Base Station in subscription mode. This
is indicated by a fast flashing LED.
4. Verify that the Repeater is synchronised with the requested Base Station.
Press the Hook-key or INT-key on the handset. The LED on the Repeater
(visible through the "keyhole" on the back) should light steady. If the LED does
not light after pressing the Hook-key or INT-key a few times, the Repeater is
probably synchronised with another Base Station: if this is the case, the sub-
scription procedure should be repeated from step 2.
5. Select the Radio Part Number (RPN). Hook off and press a number on the
handset in the range 2–7. When the number is accepted by the Repeater, this
is acknowledged by the LED flashing the number of times corresponding to the
digit pressed. Digits may be entered several times. Only the last accepted digit
is recorded (see
Station, they must have different RPNs.
6. Accept subscription identities by hook off and pressing the * key. When the key
is accepted by the Repeater the LED indicates that the key is turned off for two
seconds. Alternatively, the subscription can be accepted by pressing the # key
(see
note
4).
The Repeater now restarts with the new subscription identities in normal mode.
The LED lights steady for five seconds and the Repeater is then ready to use.
Note 1: In normal operation mode the LED will light steady for the first five seconds after powering up. After-
wards, the LED flashes when the Repeater is unsynchronised and becomes steady when synchronised to a
base station. Whenever a connection is established via the Repeater, a short flash occurs on the LED.
Note 2: Subscription mode is indicated by broadcasting DECT FP-Capabilities (bit a44=1).
Part 2: DECT Hardware Installation and Programming
note
3). If you are using more Repeaters on the same Base
note
2).
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