BusinessPhone Communication Platform 7.0

## Maintenance Instruction - Cordless

This document is addressed to technician, who have to perform maintenance activities on the Cordless part of ASB 150 02.

The documents describes:

- Cordless System Manager (CSM)
- Cordless Phone Manager (CPM)
- Base Station Manager
- Moving a cordless system within a BusinessPhone250

## Cordless System Manager (CSM)

CSM has functions for initialization, system maintenance and updating of the cordless system. CSM includes an on‑line help covering all aspects of the CSM and its use.

Basically BMS can be used to configure and maintain the cordless part of BusinessPhone, unless:

- IC-CU is used
- moving Integrated Cordless boards - see Moving a cordless system within a BusinessPhone250

## Cordless Phone Manager (CPM)

The Cordless Phone Manager software is available free of charge on the KnowledgeBase. The KnowledgeBase is to be accessed via Info Channel. CPM is neither license nor password protected.

A cable is needed to connect the cordless phone and the PC:

Cordless Phone | Product Number | Description
DT570/TH688 | NTM/DPYNB 101 23/1 | Programming Cable Set
DT292 | TSR 899 076/1 | Interface cable DT292
DT590 | TSRNB 101 90/1 | Interface cable DT590

Cordless Phone Manager supports:

- Download software
- Up- and download user phonebook
- Download company phonebook
- Download ringing melodies (DT590)
- Download startup screen (DT590)
- Download PBX settings (DT590)

## Base Station Manager

Features:

- Configuration of the Wireless Relay Station BS370
- Download software to BS370, BS340 and BS330
- Read out logging data of BS370, BS330 and BS340
- A cable is needed to connect the Base Stations and the PC. This cable with level shifter is delivered as part of the Base Station Manager package.

## Moving a cordless system within a BusinessPhone250

### General

This chapter describes what parameters are affected when moving a cordless system (i.e. ICCU2 or ICCU2+ICLU) within a BusinessPhone250 (BP250).

It also gives a step-by-step instruction when moving a cordless system within BP250 without having to subscribe the portables again.

### Affected parameters

If moving the ICCU2 from the first to the second or third cabinet or moving the system from the second to the third cabinet the system size MUST be changed to:

- 2 if the ICCU2 is to be moved to the second cabinet.
- 4 if the ICCU2 is to be moved to the third cabinet.

If moving the ICCU2 from the third cabinet to the second or first cabinet or moving the ICCU2 from the second cabinet to the first cabinet it is advisable to change the system size to:

- 1 if the ICCU2 is to be moved to the first cabinet.
- 2 if the ICCU2 is to be moved to the second cabinet.

System size can only be changed in CSM (Cordless System Manager).

### Line connections

Portables must be assigned new line connections if moving the ICCU2 from the first cabinet to the second or third cabinet or from the second or third cabinet to the first cabinet. Moving between second cabinet and third cabinet or vice versa does not affect the line connection.

The example below shows the correlation between the line connections in the first cabinet and the second or third cabinet. The example shows a system with 210 cordless extensions. Number series 2000-2209 is used.

Portable | First cabinet | Second or third cabinet
2000 | 1 68 1 1 | 1 36 1 1
: | : | :
2029 | 1 68 1 30 | 1 36 1 30
2030 | 1 68 2 1 | 1 36 2 1
: | : | :
2059 | 1 68 2 30 | 1 36 2 30
2060 | 1 72 1 1 | 1 40 1 1
: | : | :
2089 | 1 72 1 30 | 1 40 1 30
2090 | 1 72 2 1 | 1 40 2 1
: | : | :
2119 | 1 72 2 30 | 1 40 2 30
2120 | 1 76 1 1 | 1 44 1 1
: | : | :
2149 | 1 76 1 30 | 1 44 1 30
2150 | 1 76 2 1 | 1 44 2 1
: | : | :
2179 | 1 76 2 30 | 1 44 2 30
2180 | 1 80 1 1 | 1 48 1 1
: | : | :
2209 | 1 80 1 30 | 1 48 1 30

Changing line connections can only be done in CSM.

### Base stations

Moving the ICCU2/ICLU also means that the base stations will be connected to another board position. Base-stations should therefore be deleted before moving the ICCU2/ICLU and added after the ICCU2/ICLU is activated in their new position.

Base stations can be added/deleted in BMS or CSM.

### Cordless extensions

Cordless extensions in the BP250 are still assigned to the old position of the ICCU2. Cordless extensions have to be moved to the new ICCU2 position.

Moving cordless extensions is done by swapping board positions. This is done with BMS in offline mode.

### Step-by-step instructions

#### CSM

Since changing of line connection and system size cannot be done in BMS, CSM is needed as well. In CSM you MUST change to access level "Distributor". Start CSM.

- Connect to system.
- Select: System -> Establish Connection
- Change access level.
- Select: System -> Change Access Level
- In the Change Access Level window:

- Change Requested access level to "Distributor",
- Enter password (default is aaaaaa)
- Select the OK button.

#### Cordless system move

- BMS/CSM: Make a backup of the cordless system (This is just a precaution if something goes wrong and the cordless system data is lost. Then you can go back to the original set-up).
- BMS: Store BP250 exchange data. (Transfer to database in BMS).
- BMS/CSM: Delete base-station.
- BMS: Shutdown all boards that should be replaced/removed.
- Remove all boards that shall be removed and move all boards that shall be replaced to their new position.
- Restart BP250 exchange.
- BMS: Update board positions i.e. delete missing board positions.
- BMS: Initialize new boards.
- CSM: Change system size (Not needed if moving the ICCU2 within a cabinet).
- BMS/CSM: Add base-stations.
- BMS (Offline mode): Make the necessary swaps of boards. This ensures that the cordless extensions are moved to the right board position.
- CSM: Change line position for each portable regardless of it is subscribed or not. Unfortunately this cannot be done for all portables in one step (Not needed if moving the ICCU2 to/from cabinet 2 from/to cabinet 3 or within a cabinet).
- BMS: Update exchange with the new exchange data. (Transfer data to exchange in BMS).
- BMS: Check in DECT part that no conflicts exist for the portables.

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