1.7.3.3 Management
Settings
Function
Description
Base Station Name
Enter a name for the base station.
Management Transfer Protocol
The protocol to be used for upload/download of the configuration file or firmware file.
HTTP Management upload script
The folder or directory path of the configuration server where the configuration file is located.
HTTP Management username
User name to access the configuration server
HTTP Management password
Password, to access the configuration server.
Configuration Server Address
IP address of the configuration server.
Configuration
Function
Description
Configuration Server Address
IP address of the configuration server.
Syslog/SIP Log
Function
Description
SIP Log Server IP Address
IP address of the server where the SIP log file should be stored.
Upload of SIP Log
Select Activate if SIP debug messages should be saved to the configuration server.
Syslog Server IP Address
IP address of the server on which the log file of the DECT IP system is to be stored.
Syslog Server Port
Enter the shared server port.
Syslog level
Selection of the different levels of logging.
Firmware Update
In this section you can configure updates of base stations.
Function
Description
Firmware update server address
IP address of the server on which the firmware update files were stored (http:// or TFTP).
Firmware path
Location of the firmware update files.
Required version
Required branch
Displays the main and branch firmware version that is to be loaded onto the Type terminal device (handset/base/repeater). Omit leading 0 or zeros here.
Example:
Filename: DECT4024_v0530_b0002
530 = Required version (main version)
2 = Required branch (branch version)
To update the software from a base station and/or handsets
1 In the field Firmware update server address enter the IP address of the TFTP server on which the update files for base stations and handsets are located.
 
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You can find a TFTP server for free download here:
 
2 In the field Firmware directory, enter the root directory where the subdirectories with the update files are located. For the update files of the base stations and the handsets, directories with the following names must be created:
*Enreach DECT 600 L: Directory 8663 ("\rtx\DECT600\8663\")
*HS 630: Directory 8431 ("\rtx\DECT600\8431\")
*HS 650: Directory 8631 ("\rtx\DECT600\8631\")
*HS 670: Directory 8633GY ("\rtx\DECT600\8633GY\")
*SwyxPhone D510: Directory 8630 ("\rtx\DECT600\8630\")
*SwyxPhone D565: Directory 8830 ("\rtx\DECT600\8830\")
*Repeater DECT 600: Directory DECT4027("\rtx\DECT600\4027\")
3 Enter the version number of the software to be used to update the handset. All handset types are listed.
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The 'update over the air' takes some time. All handsets must be in the charging station during the update!
 
4 Save the handset update data by clicking on Save.
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Note that all bases in a system must have the same firmware version.
 
5 In the fields Required Version and Required Branch enter the version and branch of the firmware to be loaded to update the base station(s).
6 To start the update with the settings you have made, click on Start Update.
*Base stations and handsets are updated.
Country
Here you set the location of the system, the language of the web interface and the time settings to configure the region-specific default values.
By default, the time zone and daylight saving time settings of your country are used.
The Time Server is used to synchronize a multi-cell system. It also specifies the time, which is shown in logs and on SIP trace information pages as well as in the handset display.
Function
Description
Time Server
IP address of the NTP server.
Refresh time (h)
Period in hours for updating the time server.
Timezone
Local time in GMT format.
To apply the settings, click on Save and Reboot.
If you cannot reach a time server in the network, you can take over the time from your PC once by clicking on Time PC. However, when the base station is restarted, this time information is deleted.
Configuration
In the area Configuration you will find the view of the performed configuration in text form. The settings can be saved at this point in a file (*.cfg), for later use. In addition, an already created configuration file can be loaded here.
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The passwords are not saved when the configuration file is saved. They must be set again!
 
To save the configuration settings in a file (*.cfg)
1 Select Management | Configuration.
*The previous settings are displayed in text form.
2 Click on Export.
*The dialog Save as... opens. If this is not the case, the file is immediately saved to the browser's default download path.
3 You can specify a storage location.
4 The file Settings.cfg is loaded into your download directory for further use.
To load a configuration file
1 Select Management | Configuration.
2 Click on the button Select file and select the desired configuration file (*.cfg).
3 Click on Load.
*The settings are applied.
Syslog
In the area Syslog the system log files are provided for viewing.
SIP Log
In the area SIP Log the SIP log files are provided for viewing.