Polycom SpectraLink 6300 MCU Manual page 19

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ID assigned by the system, from 0 to 1023.
RCU
Offsets ensure that a Base Station can communicate with
Offset
telephones without interfering with neighboring Base Stations.
Each Base Station is assigned a unique two-digit offset in one of
the ranges 1 to 50.
To change the offset, press the right arrow key to see a menu of
choices.
For whole-hop systems with up to 50 Base Stations, or half-hop
systems with up to 25 Base Stations, number the Base Stations in
order 1 through 50, or 1 through 25.
If the system has more than 25 or 50 Base Stations, the offset IDs
must be reused. Consult the map that was generated during
system installation. Assign unique offsets such that adjacent or
nearby Base Stations do not share the same offset. When selecting
offset assignments, keep in mind through-floor penetration and
the Base Station's proximity to windows.
If you are not sure which offsets to assign, check the offset usage
through the
Show RCU Offset Reuse
Offset Reuse Example, below).
If this Base Station is isolated from all other Base Stations,
Isolated?
enter . This will disable the Listen Verify alarm for this Base
Y
Station. If this is not done, spurious alarms will be generated for
this Base Station.
If this Base Station is a High Density Base Station,
High density?
enter . High Density Base Stations are used with the
Y
ccSpectraLink 6000 System. Note that normal and High Density
Base Stations cannot be mixed within one system.
Type a short description of where the Base Station was
Note
installed (a room or floor number, for example). The note can be
up to 30 characters long. Do not enter quotes (") in this field or an
error message will display. The system does not require an entry
in this field but it is highly recommended.
5. When information is correctly entered, select
Base Station (RCU) Offset Reuse example
The following screen shows a sample Base Station (RCU) Offset Reuse
display. This report provides a snapshot of the usage of Base Station
Offsets, providing information about the number of times each offset
has been assigned. A half-hop system should show zeroes in offset 26
System Configuration
function (see Base Station (RCU)
to save it.
SAVE
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