Ip-Dect Server 400 & Ip-Dect Base Station - Aidcall Touchsafe Pro IP-DECT 400 Single-Cell Installation Manual

10. IP‐DECT SERVER 400 & IP‐DECT BASE STATION
The IP‐DECT Server 400 controls the IP‐DECT Base Station(s) and manages the IP interface to an optional
IP‐PBX. The communication protocol between the IP‐DECT Server 400 and the IP‐PBX is SIP. The IP‐DECT
Server 400 uses the wireless band ETSI (1880‐1900 MHz), referred to as 1G8.
The IP‐DECT Server 400 can be deployed as either a single‐cell or multi‐cell solution. The single‐cell option is
easy to deploy for a small scheme, where there is the need for more users or coverage of a larger area then
the multi‐cell solution can be used with up to 3 additional IP‐DECT Base Stations.
The IP‐DECT Base Station has 12 simultaneous traffic channels (32Kbits/s), this controls the traffic in the air
and works as the link between the DECT handsets and the IP‐DECT 400 Server.
IP‐DECT 400 Servers and Base Stations are housed in the same ABS enclosure; always check the Model No.
label on the rear of the unit to be sure of which product you are looking at;
Spectralink Ref. Aidcall Ref. Product
0234 4500
0234 4500*
0233 7400
*the Multi‐Cell version has an additional licence applied during manufacture
Surface Mount ABS Enclosure
100 x 100 x 38mm (HxWxD)
Status LED
Reset Button
8V PSU Port (Not Used)
LED INDICATOR
The front cover Status LED will indicate the IP‐DECT Server/Base Station status by different colours and
flash patterns, see the table below;
LED Colour
Steady Green
Slow Green Flashing
Fast Green Flashing
Slow Red Flashing
Fast Red Flashing
Steady Red
Steady Red for 5 Seconds
then Fast Red Flashing
ZXT503 IP‐DECT Server 400 (Single‐Cell)
ZXT504 IP‐DECT Server 400 (Multi‐Cell)
ZXT536 IP‐DECT Base Station
Meaning
OK and idle
OK and active voice call
Busy (all channels in use)
No connection to Base
Error – no over air sync possible
Reset in progress (see RESET button below)
Reset to factory settings (see RESET button below)
Wall Mount Keyhole
Fixings on Rear
Product Label
on Rear
Ethernet Port (PoE)
Green Flashing LED = Activity
Yellow LED = Ethernet OK
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