Gigaset N870 IP PRO Installation, Configuration And Operation page 37

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Assigning a base stations to your DECT manager
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Click on
for the base station is opened.
Adding/Editing base stations
On this page you enter the data for a base station to be added to the DECT manager or edit the
data for a base station that is already assigned to the DECT manager.
The following information is displayed and cannot be changed:
MAC address
Hardware address of the base station. With this address the device can be uniquely identified
within the Ethernet. It cannot be changed
DM Name
Name of DECT manager the base station belongs to. local: The base station belongs to the con-
figuring device.
Status
Synchronization status of the base station:
0 Offline
1 Deactivated
2 No sync
3 Sync
4 Sync overload
IP address
Current IP address of the Base station.
RFPI = PARI + RPN (hex)
(RFPI = Radio Fixed Part Identity) unique name of the base station in a multicell DECT network.
It consists of:
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PARI (Primary Access Rights Identity): unique system ID of a base station
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RPN (Radio Fixed Part Number): base station number within the DECT network
The two most significant bits in the RPN represent the RPN group of the DECT manager.
Current firmware version
Firmware version currently installed.
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in the row of the base station you want to add to your system . . . the data page
The relation to a DECT manager cannot be edited and changed. To assign a base sta-
tion to another DECT manager:
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Delete it from the Connected base stations list . . . The base station is displayed
again in the Pending base stations list, with one entry for each DECT manager
that is detecting it on the DECT network.
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Select the base station entry of the desired DECT manager and add it to the sys-
tem.
Not available
Available, but not activated
Activated, but not synchronised
Activated and synchronised
Synchronised, but DECT overload
Base stations
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