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N870 SPK PRO

Multicell System

Site Planning Kit

DECT Site planning Kit (SPK)


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1. Safety precautions

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Read the safety precautions and the user guide before use.

Comprehensive user guides for all telephones and telephone systems as well as for accessories can be found online at our this wiki: wiki.gigasetpro.com. We thereby help to save paper while providing fast access to the complete up-to-date documentation at any time


The device cannot be used in the event of a power failure. In case of a power failure it is also notpossible to make emergency calls.

Emergency numbers cannot be dialled if the keypad/display lock is activated

 


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Use only rechargeable batteries that correspond to the specification (see list of permitted batteries →  www.gigaset.com/service). Never use a conventional (non-rechargeable) battery or other battery types as this could result in significant health risks and personal injury. Rechargeable batteries, which are noticeably damaged, must be replaced. 


The handset must not be operated if the battery cover is open.


Do not use the devices in environments with a potential explosion hazard (e.g. paint shops).


The devices are base-station is not splashproof. For this reason do not install them in a damp environment such as bathrooms or shower roomsCold rooms or Cold storage


Use only the power adapter indicated on the device.Whilst charging, the power socket must be easily accessible


Remove faulty devices from use or have them repaired by our Service team, as these could inter-fere with other wireless services.


Do not use the device DECT handset if the display is cracked or broken. Broken glass or plastic can cause injury to hands and face. Send the device to our Service department to be repaired.


Keep small cells and batteries, which can be swallowed, out of the reach of children.
Swallowing a battery can lead to burns, perforation of soft tissue and death. Severe burns can occur within 2 hours of swallowing.
In the case of a swallowed cell or battery, seek medical care immediately.


Using your telephone may affect nearby medical equipment. Be aware of the technical conditions in your particular environment, e.g. doctor's surgery. If you use a medical device (e.g. a pace-maker), please contact the device manufacturer. They will be able to advise you regarding the susceptibility of the device to external sources of high frequency energy (for the specifications of your Gigaset product see "Technical data").



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2. Working with the Gigaset N870 SPK PRODECT Site planning Kit

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The Gigaset N870 SPK PRO (Site Planning Kit) DECT Site planning Kit helps you to plan and install your DECT multi-cell system. It contains one measuring base station, two measuring handsets and further helpful accessories for exact determination of the DECT environmental conditions for the planned network, and is delivered in a case. NEW PICTURE NEEDEDImage Removed

You can use the measuring devices in the case to determine the DECT wireless coverage at your location, establish how many base stations are required and their optimum location and find sources of interferences in the wireless network.

Additionally, you can use the equipment of the DECT Site Planning Kit (SPK) PRO to check the radio quality of problematic areas in an installed system and so eliminate network problems.

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Detailed information on

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Detailed information on planning a multicell system and performing measurements to find the optimum positions for the base stations can be found in the Gigaset N870 IP PRO DECT Site planning Kit Planning and Measurement Guide.


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2a. Checking the package contents

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  1. N870 SPK DECT base S30852-G2716-R701

  2. N870 Tripod mount C39363-L569-B1

  3. Power-bank 10.000mAh S30852-S2737-R11

  4. Power-bank Tripod mount S30852-S2737-R14

  5. R700H SPK calibrated handsets (2) S30852-G2976-R702

  6. USB-A chargers (2) C39280-Z4-C778

  7. R700H chargers (2)
    S30852-S2986-R101
    V30146-A2147-D514 (USB cable)

  8. 30 W USB PD-Charger C39280-Z4-C79330 W USB PD-Charger

  9. USB-C → 12V cable: 3 meter and V30146-A4028-D514
    USB-C → 12V cable: 0.5 meter V30146-A1085-D514

  10. USB-C → USB-C cable V30146-A1083-D514

  11. Headset (2) S30853-S1217-R101

  12. Additional re-chargeable battery AAA (4) V30145-K1310-X308

  13. Security leaflet A31008-M2737-R101-1-X143

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2b. Further recommended accessories

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To obtain an exact measurement, we recommend that you mount the measuring base station and battery carrier securely on a stand. The base carrier is fitted with a thread connection for this purpose. This enables you to simulate the installation of a base station at every possible height and check the layout and range of the network.

The stand should have a screw thread and be extendable to a height of 2.50 to 3.00 m.

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2c. Before you begin

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Please note that the measuring devices run on batteries that must be charged before you start taking measurements. Bear this in mind when planning your time.

The Power-bank needs to be charged via the 30 W USB-C charger (fasted charging) or via the USB-A charger (Slower charging), the charging time is approximately ... hours.

You need two batteries for each measuring handset. These can be charged in the chargers and in standard charging devices. The charging time in the charger is approx. 8.5 hours.


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Only use rechargeable batteries recommended by Gigaset Communications GmbH, i.e., never use conventional (non-rechargeable) batteries, otherwise serious health risks and personal injury cannot be ruled out. For example, the outer casing of the batteries could be damaged or the batteries could explode. The device could also malfunction or be damaged as a result of using batteries that are not of the recommended type.


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2d. Setting up the measuring base station

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To ensure freedom of movement when measuring and not be dependent on being able to reach a power connection, operate the measuring base station via the power-bank. The case contains a power-bank and a USB-C charger device for this purpose. 


Preparing the base station

  1. Screw the tripod mount onto the tripod
  2. Slide the
DECT base
  1. notches on the back of the base station over the hooks on the
Tripod mount
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  2. Press the base station down until it clicks into place
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Charge the Power-bank

  • Plug the USB-C adapter into a mains socket
  • Connect the USB-C cable to the USB-C adapter
  • Insert USB-C end of charging cable into the USB-C port of the power-bank
  • When all 4 LED power level indicators become solid the power-bank is fully charged
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Mounting the base station and the power-bank

  • Mount the DECT base on a stand
  • Mount the Power-bank on the stand
  • Connect the Power cable to power the base station
    You can use the short cable if the power bank is mounted close the the DECT base or the long (3m) cable if needed.
  • You can power the base station for up to 20 hours continuously if the power-bank if fully charged. 
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Alternative power supply

The measuring base station is supplied with power via the power-bank.

Alternatively, you can also use one of the following power supplies:

  • Power-bank
  • 30 W USB PD-Charger
  • PoE 
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2e. Starting up the measuring handset

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Remove the measuring handsets and accessories from the case. For each handset there is:

  1. One
USB charging cradle
  1. charging cradle
  2. One USB-A to cradle cable
  3. One USB-A power adapter
  4. One battery cover
  5. One belt clip
  6. Four batteries (AAA), of which two are spares

The display and keypad are protected by plastic film; please remove it.

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Inserting the batteries and closing the battery cover

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Inserting the batteries and closing the battery cover

  • Insert the batteries (for correct +/- direction, see diagram).
  • Line up the battery cover
  • Insert the batteries (for correct +/- direction, see diagram).
  • Line up the battery cover
    • at the recesses with the inside of the casing
    • Press the cover until it clicks into place.

    To re-open the battery cover:

    • Remove the belt clip (if attached).
    • Use your fingernail to reach into the recess and pull the battery cover up 
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    Initial charging and discharging of the batteries

    • Charge the batteries fully prior to first use in the charging cradle or using a standard USB mains adapter.
    • The batteries are fully charged when the power icon  disappears from the display.

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    The battery may heat up during charging. This is not dangerous.
    After a time, the charge capacity of the battery will decrease for technical reasons.
    Switch the handset off if you are not using it for a couple of days.
    If you are not using the handset for a couple of weeks, switch it off and remove the batteries.


    Connecting a headset to the handset

    To assess the quality of the sound transmitted from the measuring station, you can connect headsets to the measuring handsets

    .The connection for one of the headsets delivered is on the left side of the measuring handset

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    This also means that your hands are free to enter the locations determined in the plan and you can read the display during the measurement phase.

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    headset volume
    1. connection for one of the headsets delivered is on the left side of the measuring handset.
    2. If you do not use a headset, you should cover the headset connector with the rubber cover supplied.


    The headset volume corresponds to the setting for the receiver volume.

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    2f. Power-bank

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    USB-A Port:
    Power output port
    USB-C Port:
    Power output/input port
    Power level / charging indicator:
    Power level display button:
    Push to show the power level

    Indicates power level:

    No LED: 0%
    1 LED: ≤ 25%
    2 LED: ≤ 50%
    3 LED: ≤ 75%
    4 LED: > 75%

    Indicates charging status:

    1 LED pulsing: < 25%
    1 LED solid, 1 LED pulsing: < 50%
    2 LED solid, 1 LED pulsing: < 75%
    3 LED solid, 1 LED pulsing: < 100%
    4 LED solid: 100% (Power-bank will stop charging)
    4LED pulsing (5 seconds): Error the power-bank will shut itself off.

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    2g. Operating the measuring handset

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    This section only describes the functions of the handsets relevant for measurements. For information on the standard functions of the Gigaset R700H PRO handset, see the user guide for the device. See the product page at wiki.gigasetpro.com 

    The measuring handsets

    • Are already registered to the measuring base station on delivery
    • Calls between the handsets are possible using the number "1" and "2"

    There are 2 measurements procedures supported:

    • Advanced measurement procedure dialing ***922
    • Display Simple metering mode


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    2.g.i Advanced measurement procedure

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    This measurement procedure can also be used in customer installed system when:

    • DECT system software ≥ 2.53.0
    • R700H/S700H/SL800H handset software ≥ 12.02

    Only the SPK has calibrated handsets, therefore the usage of normal handsets will not provide calibrated values.

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    Display in advanced measurement mode

    Start the measurement procedure via (dialing ***922)
    The following screen will be visible

    Antenna mode

    • Aopt = in call optimized antenna
    • A50 = 50% mix of 2 antennas for  idle status quality measurement
  • A01 = Antenna1 only
  • A02 = Antenna2 only

    Antenna mode status information is heading the first column,
    which is counter of the measurement values obtained during the given call.
    As measurement values are updated every 960ms,
    It roughly gives a timestamp in the measurement call in seconds.

    F (Frequency)

    S (Slot)

    Rp (RPN)

    Fq% (Frame quality)

    dBm => RSSI indication from calibrated measurement handset.

    Rss => rough RSSI indication from non-calibrated handset.


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    Log measurement data

    Press on the softkey "Log" to start an measurement and save the values on the DECT system.

    HS Location:

    Enter the location information where you start the measurement

    BS Location:

    Enter the location information where you have placed the DECT measurement base

    Site:

    Enter the information about the customer or the site name

    Press on the softkey "OK" to start the measurement.

    The measurement values are displayed. A new measured value is entered every 960 ms.

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    Stop measurement log

    Press on the softkey "Stop" to end the measurement or

    Measurement will stop automatic after 60 seconds

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    Save measurement data

    Press on the softkey "Save" to save the measurement.

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    How to download the Measurement files

    The measurement files can be downloaded via:

    1. Download button in Web-interface (From software 2.54 or higher)
    2. CLI 


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    54 or higher the measurements files can be downloaded via the web-interface.

    • Go to: STATUS - Statistics - DECT measurements
    • Select the files you want to download

    DM Name:

    When measurement done in a live system with multiple DECT managers, you need to select the DECT manager where behind you did the measurement.

    In case of an all-in-one system, you do not need to select the DECT manager.

    Site:

    The name of the Site you entered when you started the measurement

    After download, you will have a tar file that with unzip you can extract. You need to unzip it 2 times to have the readable csv files with the measurement data.

    1. base-dm-int-589ec62904f3-measure-dump.tar file
    2. unzip → 
    3. base-dm-int-589ec62904f3-measure-dump/base-dm-int-589ec62904f3-measure-dump file
    4. unzip →
    5. measurements/<sitename>/
      1. <sitename>_<hs location>_dps.csv
      2. <sitename>_<bs location>_<hs location>_measurement.csv

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    ...measurement.csv

    Contains the measurement log in csv format, next is an example in excel.

    antenna: The selected antenna mode

    sample: The measurement sample

    rpn: DECT measurement base RPN

    base-location: The base location entered via the handset when starting the measurement log

    handset-location: The handset measurement location entered via the handset when starting the measurement log

    Calibrated: 1 = Calibrated handset / 0 = Non calibrated handset

    rssidBm: RSSI value in dBm

    rssi%: RSSI value in %

    frequency: DECT frequency

    timeslot: DECT timeslot

    frame-quality:  DECT frame quality 0 - 100%


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    ...dps.csv (Only needed when measuring in running installations)

    The file ...dps.csv contains information about all bases seen by the handset, this feature can be used to measure in running installations.

    hs-position: The handset measurement location entered via the handset when starting the measurement log

    fpn: FPN (Fixed Part Number) of the measuring base

    rpn:

    DECT base RPN

    RPN (Radio Fixed Part Number) of the measuring base

    rssi: raw RSSI, 

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    Just to relative compare base stations within this snapshot, but not to measure base stations!

    If you start a longer measurement, when you stop the measurement, the dps scan is started and the ...dps.csv file is created.

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    Measurement files via CLI

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    -h        Show this help
    -l        Lists all sites of which measurement logs are available
    -r <site> Remove the generated measure-dump.tar file (/tmp/pub/measure-dump.tar)
              and the measurement logs of given site (dflt: all sites)
    <site>    Dump measurement of given site, if option is not provided, all sites will be dumped
    
    Note: Don't forget to remove your measurement data, if download was successful.
    Otherwise you might leave your data on the measurement device.
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    These files can be download via:

    • WINSCP
    • via your browser, example: https://<IP address>/pub/measure-dump.tar
    • other SSH tools ..
    More information about the measure-dump cli procedure can be found here: FAQ SPK - New measurement procedure



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    2.g.ii Metering mode

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    In the previous SPK, we used the metering mode to show the current status values of the connection to the base station.

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    Delete measurement files via handset procedureIn the new SPK, this metering mode is disabled and for this, the advanced measurement mode is introduced.

    It is possible to enable the metering mode. (Only supported by calibrated handsets)

    Activating/deactivating metering mode

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  • The handset is now in Service mode
  • Enter the five-digit service PIN. On delivery this is 76200
  • The service menu is opened

    Select the Metering Mode entry with the navigation key.

    Press the display key Change to activate the entry.

    Once you activate metering mode, the RSSI measurement menu is opened.

    Here you can change the settings for the unit of measure and the measurement interval.

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    Changing the settings for metering mode

    In the service menu, you can change the unit of measure and the measurement interval for metering mode. 

    Metering Mode (unit of measure)

    On the display, the signal strength (RSSI value) is shown in dBm as standard. You can also display the signal strength as a per-centage value. This represents the signal strength of the pack-age received as a ratio of the maximum possible RSSI (100%).

    Use the navigation key to select the desired display of the signal strength.

    dBm: The signal strength measured is displayed in dBm. This is preset and is the recommended mode.

    %: The signal strength measured is displayedas a percentage of the maximum possible RSSI

    SEN: Not relevant.

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    Metering range (measurement interval)

    The measurement interval defines the time intervals at which measurements are taken.

    Value range: 06 – 16 (1.0 s – 2.5 s)

    Recommended value: 16

    Use the navigation key to select the required measurement interval.

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    No Intercell HO:

    This allows you to measure a single base in an installed multicell system when having an active call

    On: The measurement handset will not switch to another DECT base in the multicell system.

    Off: Default setting, handset will switch to other DECT base in Multicell system.

    delete the Measurement files via the following handset procedure.


    On the handset: <Menu> * # 05 #


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    9 8 4 SET [0] indicating no measurement logs

    9 8 4 SET [1] indicating measurement logs

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    To delete:

    Enter 0 to delete measurement logs

    Press OK

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    The measurement files are deleted

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    2.g.ii Simple Metering mode

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    In the previous SPK, we used the metering mode to show the current status values of the connection to the base station.

    In the new SPK, this metering mode is disabled and for this, the advanced measurement mode is introduced.

    It is possible to enable the metering mode. (Only supported by calibrated handsets)


    Activating/deactivating metering mode

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    • The handset is now in Service mode
    • Enter the five-digit service PIN. On delivery this is 76200
    • The service menu is opened


    Select the Metering Mode entry with the navigation key.

    Press the display key Change to activate the entry.

    Once you activate metering mode, the RSSI measurement menu is opened.

    Here you can change the settings for the unit of measure and the measurement interval.

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    Changing the settings for metering mode

    In the service menu, you can change the unit of measure and the measurement interval for metering mode. 

    Metering Mode (unit of measure)

    On the display, the signal strength (RSSI value) is shown in dBm as standard. You can also display the signal strength as a per-centage value. This represents the signal strength of the pack-age received as a ratio of the maximum possible RSSI (100%).

    Use the navigation key to select the desired display of the signal strength.

    dBm: The signal strength measured is displayed in dBm. This is preset and is the recommended mode.

    %: The signal strength measured is displayedas a percentage of the maximum possible RSSI

    SEN: Not relevant.

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    Metering range (measurement interval)

    The measurement interval defines the time intervals at which measurements are taken.

    Value range: 06 – 16 (1.0 s – 2.5 s)

    Recommended value: 16

    Use the navigation key to select the required measurement interval.

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    No Roaming

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    This allows you to measure a single base in an installed multicell system when

    the handset is in IDLE

    having an active call

    On: The measurement handset will not switch to another DECT base in the multicell system.

    Off: Default setting, handset will switch to other DECT base in Multicell system.

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    This allows you to measure a single base in an installed multicell system when the handset is in IDLE

    On: The measurement handset will not switch to another DECT base in the multicell system.

    Off: Default setting, handset will switch to other DECT base in Multicell system.

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    Start   Press the display key to activate metering mode.

    Back   Press the display key to exit the service menu again.

    The handset is deactivated. When you reactivate it, it is in metering mode with the selected settings.

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    3 Customer service and help2.h Antenna mode, how to change

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    Do you have any questions?
    For quick help and information, please refer to this user guide or visit our wiki: wiki.gigasetpro.com
    For online information and services concerning

    Products

    Overview of all Gigaset PRO Products

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    We support the following antenna mode options:

    A50 = 50%mix of the two antennas for idle status quality measurement

    Both antennas are used for 50% which acts the same like if a handset is in idle mode. This mode is recommended to check quality, because it is typically

    • seen by handset in idle status,
    • seen from base stations synchronizing via DECT.

    Measurement done in this mode can provide a lower signal quality then using the Aopt mode but for a DECT measurement it is the better method.

    • Therefore this is the default setting for Gigaset DECT SPK PRO. 

    Aopt = In call optimized antenna

    During an active call, the antenna optimization (diversity) is used. Where automatically the best antenna is selected by the system to offer the best speech quality.

    This is the default setting for regular base stations of the Gigaset DECT PRO product family, to select best antenna in call state.


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    3.a DECT measurement base how to create/configure from scratch

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    Here we describe how:

    • You can create an DECT measurement base using an normal DECT base
    • Restore DECT SPK base after factory reset

    If you want to create your own DECT measurement base or restore the DECT SPK base after you have given it a factory reset you need to follow the following procedure:

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  • You can use an N870 / N870(E) or even an N670 device
  • Upgrade your DECT system to software 2.53.0 or higher
  • The R700H SPK handset must have software 12.02 or higher
  • Download the provisioning file SPK_provisioning_template.xml
    The default IP address = 192.168.143.1 if you want to use your own IP address, you can change it in the template before uploading the provisioning file in your system.

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    3 Customer service and help

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    3.a DECT measurement base how to create/configure from scratch

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    Here we describe how:

    • You can create an DECT measurement base using an normal DECT base
    • Restore DECT SPK base after factory reset


    If you want to create your own DECT measurement base or restore the DECT SPK base after you have given it a factory reset you need to follow the following procedure:

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    • You can use an N870 / N870(E) or even an N670 device
    • Upgrade your DECT system to software 2.53.0 or higher
    • The R700H SPK handset must have software 12.02 or higher
    • Download the provisioning file SPK_provisioning_template.xml
      The default IP address = 192.168.143.1 if you want to use your own IP address, you can change it in the template before uploading the provisioning file in your system.

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      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
      <provisioning version="1.1" productID="e2">
       
          <nvm>        <param name="network.lan.ipaddr" value="192.168.143.1" />
                  <param name="network.lan.netmask" value="255.255.0.0" />
              </oper>
               
              <!-- Provider settings to make internal calls between the DECT handsets -->
              <param name="SipProvider.0.Name" value="Localhost"/>
              <param name="SipProvider.0.Domain" value="Localhost"/>
              <param name="SipProvider.0.ProxyServerAddress" value="127.0.0.1"/>
              <param name="SipProvider.0.TransportProtocol" value="2"/>
              <param name="SipProvider.0.CallsWhileUnregistered" value="y"/>
               
           
         <!-- Handset 1 with number 1 -->     <param name="DmGlobal.0.SystemRegDomain" value="EUR" />
           
              <oper name="addset_hs" value="00000"uci">
                  <param name="hs.RegStatus" value="ToReg"/>
          <!-- Change network to Static IP -->
          </oper>
              <param name="SipAccountnetwork.00000lan.AuthNameproto" value="1static" />
                  <param name="SipAccountnetwork.00000lan.AuthPasswordipaddr" value="GigasetSPK1192.168.143.1" />
                  <param name="SipAccountnetwork.00000lan.UserNamenetmask" value="1255.255.0.0" />
              <param name="SipAccount.00000.DisplayName" value="1" />
      </oper>
               
        <param name="SipAccount.00000.ProviderId" value="0" />
       
       
       <!-- Provider settings to make internal calls <!-- Handset 2 with number 2between the DECT handsets -->
              <oper<param name="add_hsSipProvider.0.Name" value="00001Localhost"/>
                  <param name="hsSipProvider.0.RegStatusDomain" value="ToRegLocalhost"/>
              </oper>      
              <param name="SipAccountSipProvider.000010.AuthNameProxyServerAddress" value="2" 127.0.0.1"/>
              <param name="SipAccountSipProvider.000010.AuthPasswordTransportProtocol" value="GigasetSPK22" />
              <param name="SipAccountSipProvider.000010.UserNameCallsWhileUnregistered" value="2y" />
               
              <!-- Handset <param name="SipAccount.00001.DisplayName" value="2" /1 with number 1 -->
              <param<oper name="SipAccount.00001.ProviderIdadd_hs" value="000000" />
             
           <param    name="hs.RegStatus" value="ToReg"/>
              <!-- Enable that device starts with no LAN connected -->/oper>
              <oper<param name="SipAccount.00000.AuthName" value="set_uci1" />
                  <param name="networkSipAccount.lan00000.force_linkAuthPassword" value="1GigasetSPK1" />   
                  <param name="networkSipAccount.lan600000.ifnameUserName" value="lo1" />
              </oper>
      <param name="SipAccount.00000.DisplayName" value="1" />
              <param name="SipAccount.00000.ProviderId" value="0" />
       
       
              <!-- OpenHandset registration2 windowwith fornumber 36002 seconds -->
              <oper name="updateadd_dmhs" value="local00001" >
                  <param name="RegStarths.RegStatus" value="1ToReg" />
               </oper>      
              <param name="RegDuration"SipAccount.00001.AuthName" value="2" />
              <param name="SipAccount.00001.AuthPassword" value="3600GigasetSPK2" />
              <param name="SipAccount.00001.UserName" value="2" </oper>>
               
          </nvm>
      </provisioning>
    • Open the web-interface of your DECT system, go to: SETTINGS - System - Provisioning and configuration - Browse:
    • Select the provisioning file and click on "Upload" and then "Start auto configuration"
    • Wait until Left LED is Blue and Right LED is Green
    • Register the 2 calibrated measurement DECT handsets PIN = 0000
    • Power N870 without LAN and check if calls between handsets are possible
      Handset 1, number is "1"
      Handset 2, number is "2"
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    •         <param name="SipAccount.00001.DisplayName" value="2" />
              <param name="SipAccount.00001.ProviderId" value="0" />       
               
              <!-- Enable that device starts with no LAN connected -->
              <oper name="set_uci">
                  <param name="network.lan.force_link" value="1"/>   
                  <param name="network.lan6.ifname" value="lo"/>
              </oper>
              
      	 	<!--
      		0x00 //current best antenna-diversity algorithm
      		0x13 //Dummy-Bearer Algorithm ~50% per antenna
      		-->
      		<param name="DmGlobal.0.DECTAntennaMode" value="0x13" />
       
              <!-- Open registration window for 3600 seconds -->
              <oper name="update_dm" value="local" >
                  <param name="RegStart" value="1" />
                  <param name="RegDuration" value="3600" />
              </oper>
               
          </nvm>
      </provisioning>
    • Open the web-interface of your DECT system, go to: SETTINGS - System - Provisioning and configuration - Browse:
    • Select the provisioning file and click on "Upload" and then "Start auto configuration"
    • Wait until Left LED is Blue and Right LED is Green
    • Register the 2 calibrated measurement DECT handsets PIN = 0000
    • Power N870 without LAN and check if calls between handsets are possible
      Handset 1, number is "1"
      Handset 2, number is "2"



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    3.b SPK DECT system default settings

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    The SPK DECT base has the following default settings:

    IP address 

    Static IP 192.168.143.1

    You can change the IP address but it must be on static as else you can not power the DECT base without LAN connection

    Username and password:

    admin / admin

    You must change this after first login

    Number Handset 1:

    1

    Number Handset 2:

    2

    DECT Radio frequency band:

    1880 MHz - 1900 MHz (Europe)


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    3.c Change the static IP address to your own preferred IP address

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    Via auto-provisioning

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    The device will not boot-up correctly if powered via the power-bank or other 12V adapter when:

    • You change the IP address to DHCP. To be used as SPK base, only static assigned IP address is possible !!!


    If you want to change the default static IP address 192.168.143.1 to your own preference, you need to follow the following procedure.

    • Download the provisioning file on this page
    • Change the IP address in this provisioning file to your own preference
    • Upload the provisioning file and start provisioning


    Via the web-interface

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    You need minimum software 2.54 to change the IP address via the web-interface, with older firmware it can only be done via auto-provisioning.

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    Open the web-interface and go to:

    SETTINGS - Network - IP/LAN and change the IP address




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    3.b SPK DECT system default settings

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    The SPK DECT base has the following default settings:

    • IP address = Static IP 192.168.143.1 (You can change the IP address but it must be on static as else you can not power the DECT base without LAN connection)
    • Default username and password = admin / admin (You must change this after first login)
    • Handset 1 has number "1"
    • Handset 2 has number "2"
    • DECT frequency is Europe

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    3.c Change the static IP address to your own preferred IP address

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    If you want to change the default static IP address 192.168.143.1 to your own preference, you need to follow the following procedure.

  • Download the provisioning file on this page
  • Change the IP address in this provisioning file to your own preference
  • Upload the provisioning file and start provisioning
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    If you change the Static IP address via the web-interface, it will break the settings to start the device without LAN. Therefore you need to change it via the provisioning template.

    If you change the device to dynamic IP, then you will also break the SPK functionality.

    d How to get the IP address of my SPK DECT base

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    Via one of the connected DECT handsets, it is possible to get the IP address of the SPK DECT base.

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    3.e Firmware update

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