General overview of the current operating status and settings on the base station and the handsets.

Overview of the functionality of the base station(s). The logs can help the administrator in cases of error analysis and system optimization.

Managing all users. See 1.7.3.1 Users (Extensions).

Setting the server to which the base station connects. See Server.

Option to configure repeaters. See Repeater.

Here, select whether you would like to configure a DHCP-assigned IP address or a static address. When selecting a static IP address, you can save the respective parameters.

Option to configure the function for NAT resolution. These functions facilitate interoperability with most types of routers.

Facilitates configuration of SIP parameters.

Facilitates activating/deactivating plug-n-play.

See 1 Network .

Option to configure the base station for special functions, such as web interface language, log management, etc.

See 1.7.3.3 Management.

Option to configure how base stations and handsets are updated.

See Firmware Update.

Option to configure location.

See Country.

Display of detailed and complete SME network settings for base stations, HTTP/DNS/DHCP/TFTP servers, SIP servers, etc.

See 1.7.3.8 Logout.

Display of events and logs respective to the whole network (live feed only).

See Syslog.

Display of SIP-related logs

Option to assign a user name and password on the base station.

See 1.7.3.4 Security.

Option to load a global telephone book saved on the server.

See 1.7.3.5 Central Directory.

Specify what happens when a user presses the emergency button on their handset.

See 1.7.3.6 Alarm.

Configuring a Dual Cell system.

See 1.7.3.7 Dual Cell.

Log-off