help | 1 Operating an Enreach DECT 600 system with SwyxWare | Configure base station | Settings at the webinterface | User
1.6.3.1 User
Under the menu item Extensions, you can make the following settings:
*Add and edit users
*Display all of the system's registered users
*Set the base station to log-on mode to log on handsets. See To connect a handset to Enreach DECT 600.
*Select registered users to delete or deregister handsets
Web interface extension DECT 600 L
Parameter
Description
IPEI
(International Portable Equipment Identifier) Serial number of the DECT handset.
The IPEI number is assigned to each handset by the manufacturer and can be viewed in the menu under Settings | Statusmenu.
AC (Access Code)
a number with 4 digits, which you assign to the user´s handset for the registration at a base station.
Extension
SIP user ID you entered into the user's properties on the SwyxWare Administration.
Authentication User Name
SIP user name you entered in the user's properties on the SwyxWare Administration.
Authentication Password
The password you entered in the extensions properties in the SwyxWare Administration.
Display Name
Additional designation appearing on the handset's display.
Mailbox Name
The user’s phone number
Mailbox Number
Here you can e.g. enter the function code for remote query (##10).
P-Preferred-Identity (sender call number):
Here you can enter further numbers additionally to the own number of the user (e.g. "234;220;478" for an internal number, a group number and an alternative number). Subsequently the user can decide for every external call with the selection of the desired line, which number he wants to signal.
Alarm Number
Enter a number of the person to whom the alarm of this user should be delivered.
Then select the desired profile for the user at the bottom of Alarm profiles.
See Alarm.
Server
SwyxServer IP address; several SwyxServer can be selected.
Location
Select via which base the user should communicate with SwyxWare. To avoid problems with IP roaming, you should select a base station and not ANY.
Call waiting feature
If you activate the Call Waiting function, a call is made to the subscriber when the line is busy.
Deactivate the call waiting feature to indicate only busy to the caller.
BroadWorks Feature Event Package
If activated (recommended), call forwarding is performed via the telephone system. Calls can then be handled by SwyxWare and, for example, correctly rejected as "busy" with DND (do not disturb).
Default setting: Disabled.
Forwarding Unconditional Number
If you enable Unconditional Forwarding for the user, enter a number in the input field to which a call should be forwarded immediately.
It is recommended to disable this option. The user can set this himself on his handset if required.
Forwarding No Answer Number
If you activate the delayed call forwarding for the user, enter in the input field a number to which a call should be forwarded and the time in seconds from which the call forwarding will be activated.
It is recommended to disable this option. The user can set this himself on his handset if required.
Forwarding on Busy Number
If you activate call forwarding on busy for the user, enter a number in the input field to which a call should be forwarded immediately if the user's line is busy.
It is recommended to disable this option. The user can set this himself on his handset if required.
Add user
Before you can add extensions, you must first create a server, see Server.
Before registration of the new user please keep at hand the serial number (IPEI) of the concerning handset ready. The serial number can be found in the handset menu under Settings | Status.
To add a new user 
First make sure that the user has already been set up in SwyxWare. See the documentation for SwyxON or Swyx Control Center.
1 Select Extensions.
2 Click on Add extension.
3 In the field IPEI enter the serial number of the handset. These can be found on the handset in the menu at Settings | Status at the bottom.
4 In the field AC enter the 4-digit number with which the user (handset) will identify itself when logging on to the base station.
5 In the field Extension enter the call number and in the field Authentication User Name enter the SIP user name that you assigned in SwyxServer within the SIP registration. See also SwyxWare documentation for administrators, Keyword 'SIP Registration'.
6 At Authentication Password enter the SIP password that you also assigned in SwyxServer within the SIP registration.
7 In the field Display Name enter the name that should appear in the display of the user's handset.
8 In the field Mailbox Name enter the user's phone number, if necessary.
9 In the field Mailbox Number you can enter, for example, the function code for the remote query (##10).In the field Server select the SwyxServer on which the user is created.
10 In the BroadWorks Feature Event Package field, select Enabled.
11 Click on Save.
12 Select the desired extension.
13 Click on Register Handset(s).
*The log-on mode for the base station is enabled.
14 Register the handset of the user you just added to the base station while the base station is in registration mode. See Register handset to Enreach DECT 600.
Server
Function
Description
Server Alias
Here you can name the server. Maximum 10 characters.
NAT Adaption
If this option is enabled, all SIP messages are routed directly to the NAT gateway in the SIP-Aware router. By default, this option is enabled.
Registrar
SwyxServer IP address
Secondary Registetr Address
IP address of the standby server
SIP Server Retry Check Time
The interval (in seconds) to identify the active server in a standby system.
Reregistration time (s)
The time period (in seconds) for re-registering the base station SIP to SwyxServer.
RTP from own base station
If enabled, only the base station to which the user is logged in is used for data transmission to the outside (this option is only useful if the network load is not optimal).
Keep Alive
This option defines the time period for opening the ports of relevant NAT-Aware routers.
Show Extension on Handset Idle Screen
Display of own extension number on the handset.
Use Own Codec Priority
If enabled, the codec priority of the base station is preferred over the codec priority of the server.
DTMF Signalling
Method of signaling key presses during a call.
Codec Priority
Selection of the codec priority that the Base Station should use for audio compression and transmission. Via the buttons Up and Down you select an order.
Note that the codec affects the number of simultaneous calls per cell.
RTP Packet Size
This setting should be changed only after consulting the support.
To add a new server 
1 Select Extensions | Servers.
2 Select Add server.
3 In the field Registrar enter the IP address of the SwyxServer.
4 If you are using a standby server, enter the IP address of the standby server in the Secondary Register Address field.
5 In the field Reregistration time enter the value '120'.
6 Enable SIP Session Timers.
7 In the field Session Timer Value enter the value '90'.
8 In the field DTMF Signalling select 'SIP INFO'.
9 Confirm the entries by clicking Save.
Repeater
Via Repeater you can extend the range of your base stations by installing additional repeaters. Up to 6 DECT R 600 repeaters can be connected to one DECT 600 L base station. Up to five (for G.711 five, for G.729 five, for G.722 two) simultaneous calls per repeater are possible.
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Due to the connection type (DECT), the capacity of possible calls in a repeater cell is halved. When the call capacity of a repeater cell is reached, triggered for example by a cell change (roaming), this can lead to dropped calls.
 
To add a repeater 
1 Select Extensions | Repeaters.
2 Click on Add Repeater.
3 At DECT sync mode select Manually.
4 Set the DECT synchronization source.
5 Click on Save.
*The repeater is listed.
6 Select the repeater to be registered by placing a check mark.
7 Click on Register Repeater(s).
8 Connect the repeater to a power outlet.
9 Press the button located on the back of the repeater.
*After a few seconds, the light on the repeater will turn green.
10 Refresh the web page of the base station.
*The repeater appears in the list.
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Avoid registering repeaters and handsets at the same time, as this may result in undesired cross effects.
 
Last modified date: 09.08.2023