Kirk dect-z 1600 Manual

KIRK dect-z 1600
Handset
Techn cal user’s gu de
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1KIRK dect-z 1600 handset................2
2Charger .............................................3
3Deployment .......................................3
4Subscr pt on of the Handset..............4
5Menu Structure..................................5
5.1 Best Base Stat ons......................5
5.2 Cur. Base ....................................8
5.3 Free Chan. ..................................9
6Poss ble Use of the Handset.............9
1. The KIRK dect-z 1600 handset –
The professional diagnostic tool for
fault finding and deployment of DECT
systems
F nd ng and correct ng faults n a bus -
ness DECT system s a demand ng task.
In order to make sure that you get to the
real problem, you have to be able to see
and control the nterference that w ll
ex st n a rad o system transm tt ng n
low-power mode. The KIRK dect-z 1600
handset conta ns var ous features wh ch
s mpl fy fault f nd ng n ex st ng DECT
solut ons and the system s adjusted
w th an accuracy, that makes t a h ghly
recommendable tool for sett ng up new
DECT nstallat ons.
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2. Charger
The charger enables you to s multane-
ously charge the handset ncl. a battery.
The two small nd cators placed on the
front of the charger show the status of
charg ng.
Connect the charger through the DC jack
on the back of the charger and the
AC/DC power supply to the ma ns.
Please pay attent on to the fact that the
temperature l m t for normal use s be-
tween +10 Cels us and +45 Cels us.
The battery s too cold (below +10 ) f the
nd cator flashes red s multaneously w th
a f rm green l ght. Charg ng ma ntenance
w ll be kept on unt l the correct tempera-
ture s reached.
The battery s defect or too hot (more
than +45 ) f the nd cator constantly flas-
hes red on and off. There w ll be no
charg ng at all.
The telephone stand s used as follows:
Put the handset n the charger and con-
trol ts pos t on. Make sure that the left
nd cator has a red l ght, wh ch means
the charg ng of the handset has started.
When the normal charg ng has f n shed
(after approx. 8 hours) the left nd cator
w ll g ve you a constant green l ght nd -
cat ng that the handset s completely
charged. Hereafter the charger changes
automat cally to charg ng ma ntenance,
keep ng the battery fully charged unt l the
handset s removed.
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3. Deployment
The d ff cult part of nstall ng a DECT
system s the quest on of where to place
the base stat ons. The placement of the
base stat ons s made dur ng deployment
of the s te. How to do th s s descr bed n
the appl cat ons note on the Internet
www.k rktelecom.dk
4. Subscription of the Handset
Connect the base stat on to the electr c
supply.
Sw tch on the handset.
Press *99972*x,
where X corresponds
to the wanted
handset number (18).
Press ENTER
Press MENU
Press ENTER
Press < < <
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*99972*X
*99972*X
MENU
SETUP
RINGER
SETUP
SUBSCRIBE
SETUP
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Press ENTER
Press ENTER
The handset s now search ng for
systems allow ng subscr pt on.
Keep press ng the subscr pt on button on
the base stat on unt l the b b (the number
of the base stat on w ll show up for 1
m nute).
Use the < and > keys for scroll ng betw-
een the system d’s. When the system d
(also wr tten on the back of the base sta-
t on) s found, press ENTER.
The d splay shows:
When you select wh ch one of the four
d fferent subscr pt on memor es th s part -
cular handset may be subscr bed to, you
use the < and > keys. Press the AC key
(AC = 12345678). Then press
If subscr pt on was successful the symbol
(((•))) appears n the d splay, nd cat ng
that the handset s subscr bed. The sym-
bol s shown as long as the handset s
subscr bed to a system and there s rad o
contact.
Attention!
A short press on the subscr pt on button
on the base stat on w ll start a broadcast
r ng ng on the handset connected to the
base stat on, and the nd cator LED w ll
flash qu ckly.
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SUBSCRIBE
CREATE
CREATE
SYSTEM 1
AC: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SUBSCRIBE
SEARCH ID:
10002000242
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5. Menu Structure.
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XXXXXXXXXX
YY/ZZ
-QQ Bm
XXXXXXXXXX
F S Q R
Y YY YY YY
< -90 Bm
NXXX
SCANNING
ENTER RFPI
/MASK: XXXX
XXXXXX-YY
SCANNING
MENU
BEST BASES
KIRK ect-z
1600
PP
MENU
CUR. BASE
MENU
FREE CHAN:
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90 Bm
NXXX < -YY Bm NXXX < -60 Bm NXXX
CANNING
MENU
EE CHAN: KIRK STANDARD MENU
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5.1. Best Base Stations
In the “BEST BASES” menu t s poss -
ble to see how many base stat ons there
are n the a r where the handset s pla-
ced. The base stat ons are sorted after
s gnal strength (RSSI).
In the RFPI/MASK menu the RFPI num-
ber s selected. The RFPI number s a
comb nat on of the ARI and the RPN
(base number) n hex.
The handset can save nformat on for 25
base stat ons.
ARI
The ARI number s a un que number for
each DECT system. There are 5 d ffe-
rent classes: A, B, C, D, and E.(ETS 300
175-6)
Class A s for Home DECT:
Class B s for Bus ness DECT:
ARI A
ARC ARD
A EMC FPN
3 16 17 = 36 b ts
RFPI A
E PARI RPN
Y/N A EMC FPN RPN
1 3 16 17 3 = 40 b ts
ARI B
ARC ARD
B EIC FPN FPS
3 16 8 4 = 31 b ts
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Class C s for DECT local loop:
Class D s for DECT d rectly attached to
GSM:
Class E s for PP to PP d rect commun -
cat on:
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ARI D
ARC ARD
D GOP FPN
3 20 8 = 31 b ts
ARI E
ARC ARD
E FIL FPN
3 16 12 = 31 b ts
RFPI D
E PARI NO
Y/N D GOP FPN RPN
1 3 20 8 8 = 40 b ts
RFPI B
E PARI RPN
Y/N B EIC FPN FPS RPN
1 3 16 8 4 8 = 40 b ts
RFPI C
E PARI RPN
Y/N C POC FPN FPS RPN
1 3 16 8 4 8 = 40 b ts
ARI C
ARC ARD
C POC FPN FPS
3 16 8 4 = 31 b ts
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EMC: Equ pment Manufacturer’s Code
FPN: F xed Part Number
RPN: Rad o F xed Part Number (Base
number)
EIC: Equ pment Installer’s Code
FPS: F xed Part Sub Number
POC: Publ c Operator Code
GOP: GSM Operator Code
FIL: F ll b ts f xed 16-b t 0101... pattern
The ARI Number in a KIRK DECT-z
1500 System
The ARI number on the back of the
CCFP s an octal number.
• D v de the octal number by 4.
The reason to th s s because of an
ARI- Bs 31 b ts have to be converted
nto a 10 d g t hex number (ETSI 300
175-6).
• After the d v s on a convert nto a hex
number s maked.
.e. 10002001630o ➾100200E6h
To be able to wr te the hex values A B C
D E F you have to press the keys 1 2 3 4
5 6 down respect vely. The keys w ll
toggle between the value every 1.5
seconds.
Base Number (RPN)
The RPN value can be read n the hand-
set and can be n dec mal or hex value.
The hex value s read n the test mode
* 99989 *, and the dec mal value s n the
test mode * 99981 *.
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RFPI E
E PARI NO
Y/N E FIL FPN RPN
1 3 16 12 8 = 40 b ts
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MASK
MASK s shown n dec mal and tells how
many b ts the handset has to cons der n
the RFPI number.
.e.
RFPI = 100200E606h ➾
0001 0000 0000 0010 0000 0000 1110 0110
ARI
0000 0110b
RFP
If the MASK value s 00 the handset w ll
look for all base stat ons n all the DECT
systems n the area.
If the MASK value s 32 t s only the ARI
number, wh ch w ll be taken nto cons de-
rat on, and the handset w ll look for all
base stat ons n the system.
If the MASK value s 40 the handset w ll
look for only one base stat on n one
system.
When the RFPI/MASK value s entered
the handset w ll scan for base stat ons
each t me the handset f nds a new base
stat ons. When a base stat on changes
place n the ndex, a tone s generated.
The base stat ons are sorted after the
power n the ndex. It s poss ble to chan-
ge between the base stat ons w th the
arrows (Please refer to the menu structu-
re).
XXXXXXXXXX: RFPI number.
YY: Index (1 - 25).
ZZ: Number of bases found
(1 - 25).
QQ: RSSI value (-99 - 00).
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To select a base stat on press ENTER
and the handset w ll stay on th s base
stat ons unt l the handset s powered off
or a LOGIN s made. The d splay s now
the same as f CUR BASE (Ch. 5.2) was
selected.
5.2 Cur. Base
“Cur Base” makes t poss ble to see the
status of the base stat on the handset s
presently locked onto (Se MENU Structu-
re)
XXXXXXXXXX: RFPI number.
F: The frequency the hand-
set s presently us ng
(0-9).
S: The t meslot the hand-
set s presently us ng
(0-11).
Q: B t error measurement
(0-64).
R: RSSI value (-99-00).
The GAP standard has 10 frequenc es
from 1880 MHz. to 1900 MHz. n 1.7
MHz steps. For each frequency there are
12 slots. Th s means that there are 120
channels ava lable to the user f the
system s a full slot system. The KIRK
DECT-z 1500 system s a bl nd slot
system, mean ng that only the even slot
s used. In a bl nd slot system there are
only 60 channels useable.
When a handset s n dle mode (no
calls) the handset has a dummy bearer
connected to the base stat on. The dum-
my bearer only uses one channel on the
base stat on RF-module f the dummy
bearer s jump ng between the channels.
When a call s on the base stat on all
slots on the frequency are blocked. The
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frequency on wh ch the call s can also
change, but th s only happens f the qua-
l ty s gett ng very bad.
5.3 Free Chan.
W th “Free Chan” t s poss ble to see
how many free DECT channels there are
on the spot on wh ch the handset s
located. The channels are sorted after
the power. (Please refer to the Menu
Structure).
YY: Free channel level n steps of
5 dBm from –90 dBm to –60 dBm
XXX: Number of free channels
6. Possible use of the Handset
Deploying a New Site.
When nstallat on has to be made n a
new s te the placement of the base stat -
ons has to be located. The Deployment
handset can be used for th s purpose.
Subscr be the handset to a deployment
base and f nd the rad o coverage from
the base stat on. When the deployment
s completed the base stat ons can be
put up. It s poss ble to download an
appl cat on note about deployment from
the Internet.
Checking an Installed System
• It s poss ble to f nd the range of a base
stat on n a mult cell system by logg ng
the handset to a base stat on.
• There may be some spots on the s te
that may cause problems, the so-called
“Hot Spots”. It s poss ble to locate the-
se spots because the handset reg sters
4 base stat ons.
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Note:
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KIRK telecom A/S, 1403 6200-ED 1
KIRK telecom A/S,
Langmarksvej 34,
DK-8700 Horsens,
Tel. [phone],
Fax [phone],
[email protected]
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