Gigaset N610 IP PRO Instruction Manual page 42

Mobile devices
CSTA
Not available when the device is in All in one + internal telephony - dynamic IP
mode.
CSTA (Computer Supported Telecommunications Applications) is a standard for the interaction
between computer and PBX, independently from the manufacturer. If the provided CSTA appli-
cations require individual access control you can enter the access data for the handset here.
CSTA must be provided by your PBX and must be activated in the provider/PBX profile
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Username
Enter the user name for the handset's access to CSTA applications.
Authentication name
Specify the authentication name for the handset's access to CSTA applications.
Authentication password
Enter the password for the handset's access to CSTA applications.
Broadsoft XSI services
If BroadSoft XSI services should be provided to the user on the handset, enter the credentials.
XSI services must be activated (
Use SIP credentials
If activated, the credentials for the user's SIP account (Authentication name and Authentication
password are used.
Alternatively, define the following credentials.
Username
Enter a user name for the user access to the menu (max. 22 characters).
Password
Enter a password for the user access to the menu (max. 8 characters).
Feature key synchronisation
Not available when the device is in All in one + internal telephony - dynamic IP
mode.
This option permits the users to use keys on their phones to handle Do Not Disturb and Call
Forwarding. If activated, the phones synchronise with the BroadWorks Application server on the
status of these features.
Select Yes/No, to activate/deactivate key synchronisation with the BroadWorks Application
server.
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