NEC M166C, M166CL Customer Engineer Manual

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M166C / M166CL

Customer Engineer Manual

Issue: November 2015

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Date: November 2015

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Contents

Contents:

Contents: ........................................................................................................................... 5

Preface ............................................................................................................................... 7

1 Introduction ................................................................................................................. 9

1.1 General ............................................................................................................... 9

1.2 Two Types: M166C and M166CL ........................................................................ 9

2 Setting up a Template ............................................................................................... 11

2.1 General ............................................................................................................. 11

2.2 The Settings Menu ............................................................................................ 14

2.3 The Alarms Menu .............................................................................................. 17

2.4 The Notifications Menu ...................................................................................... 19

2.5 Save the Template ............................................................................................ 20

3 How to Subscribe the M166 ..................................................................................... 21

3.1 General ............................................................................................................. 21

3.2 Preparing Head Set connection ......................................................................... 21

3.3 Prepare csv file with name number list .............................................................. 22

3.4 Converting the csv file to an xml file. ................................................................. 22

3.5 Read in the xml file into the DECT Manager PC. ............................................... 25

3.6 Store subscription data from the xml file into the M166 ...................................... 27

4 Changing M166 Settings .......................................................................................... 33

4.1 General ............................................................................................................. 33

4.2 Changing Settings via the Air Interface .............................................................. 33

4.3 Changing Settings using Subscription Procedure. ............................................. 35

5 Buttons and LED Indications ................................................................................... 37

5.1 General ............................................................................................................. 37

5.2 Buttons .............................................................................................................. 38

5.3 LED Indications ................................................................................................. 39

6 Backward Compatibility Mode ................................................................................. 40

6.1 General ............................................................................................................. 40

6.2 Inside Information ................................ .............................................................. 41

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7 Tyco/Elpas Integration ............................................................................................. 45

7.1 General ............................................................................................................. 45

7.2 Installing the DLA card in the M166CL............................................................... 46

7.3 Inside Information ................................ .............................................................. 49

8 How to upload Firmware .......................................................................................... 52

8.1 General ............................................................................................................. 52

8.2 Using the Flash Loader. .................................................................................... 52

A State Diagrams .......................................................................................................... 55

A.1 Voice Handling .................................................................................................. 55

A.2 Alarm Handling .................................................................................................. 56

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Preface

This manual is valid for the M166 Portable in combination with:

 M166 software 10.00.06.  Handset Configurator software Version 4.0.0.38  DMLS Software version DMLS-NEC-4.00.0190

No rights can be derived from this document.

Disclaimer: Our products are subject to continual development and improvement. Therefore, while the

information in this document was complete when it was written, additions or modifications to the product after that date may cause changes to the technical and functional specifications. No rights can be derived from this document.

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Introduction

1 Introduction

1.1 General

This manual describes:  How to subscribe the M166.

Prior to using the M166, it must be subscribed. As the M166 does not have an Alphanumeric user interface it must be subscribed using the Handset Configurator and a dedicated USB_Adaptor-to-headset cable.

Please note that it is a dedicated cable. Don’t try to use any other similar looking

other cable. This cable is also a converter from USB to mini jack. This means that you must install the correct drivers. You can download the driver from the NEC BusinessNet

 DECT Handset Configurator menu items

New menu items has been added to the DECT Handset Configurator. These need some explanation. You will find it in Chapter 4 Changing M166 Settings.

 Backward Compatibility mode

See Chapter 6 Backward Compatibility Mode

 How to setup Tyco and Elpas

For accurate location detection, a locator module can be installed in the M166. Together with beacons, location can be detected. This is described in Chapter 7

Tyco/Elpas Integration.

1.2 Two Types: M166C and M166CL

Please note that there are two types of M166:

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 M166C

This is the standard M166. It does not offer location detection by means of Tyco beacons. The rear side you see the difference between the two. The M166C does not offer a cover plate that can be removed for mounting the DLA card.

 M166CL

The M166CL offers a cover plate that can be removed to install the DLA card for Location detection. This card picks up signals from Tyco location beacons.

For specific information about the M166CL, consult chapter 7 Tyco/Elpas Integration.

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2 Setting up a Template

2.1 General

Before you start subscribing the M166, please configure the handset configurator with required settings for the M166. This serves as a template. If you different groups of M166 users, needing different settings, you must repeat this procedure after subscribing a group of handsets.

Note: This procedure is used for setting up a template. However, it also gives

information about settings, which can be used for making changes.

PROCEDURE: Setting up a template for the M166 Actions

1. Install the DECT Handset Configurator.

2. Start up your DECT Handset Configurator.

3. You will see the following screen:

4. Click “Other”.

5. Now the DECT Handset Configurator window is opened. In the menu bar in the top of the windows, go to “Tools”  “Options” and then select Interface ”  Messaging. From now on, the DECT Handset Configurator communicates with the M166 via the air interface, using “Headset Connector”

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6. Click OK.

7. Now you are in the main screen as shown below.

8. Now you must set the settings according to the customers’ requirements. Note that you must go through the Menu  Settings / Alarms / Notifications. (So, the

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following sections: Section 2.2 The Settings Menu, section 2.3 The Alarms Menu,

section 2.4 The Notifications Menu)

Note: Do not fill in the name and number when you use the setup of the settings as a

template. These will be filled in automatically when doing the Subscription later on in this manual.

9. You find an explanation of the settings in the following sections in this chapter:

 Section 2.2 The Settings Menu,  Section 2.3 The Alarms Menu,  Section 2.4 The Notifications Menu

10. When done, save the configuration to a file: File  Save as  . This will be your template file. In case you need more than one template file, go through the settings again and save the new template file under a recognizable name.

11. continue with chapter 3 How to Subscribe the M166.

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2.2 The Settings Menu

The DECT Handset configurator allows you to change settings in the M166. Below, the Settings Menu.

The following options are available:  Handset name

Here you can enter the handset name. This name will be visible in the DECT Manager window.

 Handset Number

This is the extension number of the M166. Please note that this umber must be the same as the subscription number. If not the same, writing to the handset will fail.

 Ringer Melody

Select the Ring tone for an incoming call.

 Ringer Volume

Self-explaining

 Speaker Volume.

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When in a call, the M166 is always in Loud speaking mode. Here you can select the Loud speaker volume.

 Emergency Call Interrupt Mode.

The Emergency Call Interrupt mode, allows room monitoring when an alarm is active on the M166. So, when an alarm is active and you want to listen in into the room, you can call the M166. When the ECI mode is activated, the M166 will not ring, but it will auto answer the call silently. You can select whether you want to have the Vibrator on or off, So, basically, it is a Profile setting that overrides the normal M166 settings (temporarily). So it is used to override the normal settings temporarily, in case of emergency.

The following settings are available.

1. Disabled.

2. Vibrate On,

3. Vibrate off

If alarm button was not pressed, incoming call is processed with normal ring sound and vibrator settings.

 Silent Charging

There are three options:

- Disabled

The M166 remains fully operational when in charger.

- Silent

The M166 remains fully operational in charger, however, it will not ring.

- Disconnect.

The M166 will detach from the system, and will report itself absent. The M166 is not reachable anymore.

 Power off Button Time out

The time to keep the power button depressed to power off the M166. Please note that the selection options are 5, 10, 15 seconds. In real life, the time can be a few seconds longer.

 Headset Mode

Two options: “Speaker disabled” or “Speaker enabled”. This is self-explaining

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Auto Answer Settings:

 Auto Answer Mode

Determine whether Auto Answer is required or net, and if so, select the number of rings before the auto answer is activated.

 Auto Answer Number

When receiving an incoming call from this particular number, the call will be answered automatically after approximately one ring no matter how many rings have been selected in the previous setting. Even when automatic answer is disabled in the previous setting, still a call from the predefined extension will be automatically answered.

 Auto-Answer Internal

When enabled, internal calls will always be answered automatically, and calls from external will ring and not be automatically answered.

 Auto Answer Message

When enabled, the M166 will automatically answer a message that instructs to set up a call automatically, using commands <<ANxxxx>> or <<AFxxxx>> in the message. The M166 is instructed to setup a voice call to the number xxxx. The M166 gives first a short, low volume indication, unless the ringer is muted. Please note that this functionally depends on conditions. The functionality and conditions are

explained in the IP DECT Advanced DATA Manual, section “Conditional Special Message Strings” in chapter Special Messages/Features to Handsets.

 Silent Answer Message

When enabled, the M166 is instructed to setup a voice call to the number xxxx in a command <<ASxxxx>> or <<ALxxxx>> in the message. The M166 does not give an audible indication. Please note that this functionally depends on conditions. The functionality and conditions are explained in the IP DECT Advanced DATA Manual, section

“Conditional Special Message Strings” in chapter Special Messages/Features to Handsets.

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Other Settings:  Silence

When checked, ringing is disabled. When you have checked this Check box, the Vibrator checkbox is activated

 Night Visibility LED flash

When enabled, the M166 indicates that it is operational by means of two flashing blue LEDs, left and right, at the front side of the M166.

 Vibrator

Enables or disables the Vibrator. Please note that this check box is checked and is disabled if you have checked the “Silence” check box above

2.3 The Alarms Menu

Below, the Alarms Menu.

The following options are available:

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 Alarm number

This is the destination number for notifications and events. When the M166 sends a notification or event, it contains the originator number (M166 extension number) and the destination number that you have specified here.

 Alarm button (Front)

There are two options:

 Disabled

Self-explaining

 Direct call number 1

When pressed, the alarm number is dialled. This number is specified in the “Direct Call Number 1” field.

 Alarm (default).

An alarm indication is sent to the Messaging Application.

 Alarm button (Top)

There are two options:

 Disabled

Self-explaining

 Direct call number 2

When pressed, the alarm number is dialled. This number is specified in the “Direct Call Number 2” field.

 Single Press Top button

An alarm message is sent to the Messaging Application.

 Alarm Retransmission Parameters

When an Alarm is activated, you can select how many times the alarm condition is sent to the Messaging Application. Also you can specify the interval time between sending the alarm messages to the Messenger Application. There are two items that can be adjusted:

- Alarm Acknowledgement retries.

Number of times that the Alarm message is sent to the Messaging Application.

- Retry Interval.

Interval between the retries in seconds.

 Headset jack tear off alarm

There are three options which are self-explaining:

- Off

- On, without sound

- On, with sound

 Out of range sound

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Self-explaining.

 Local Alarm Cancellation

If enabled, the alarm can be cancelled locally. (To cancel an alarm locally, press top button for more than 5 seconds.)

2.4 The Notifications Menu

Below, the Notifications menu.

 Send full discharge notifications (battery less than 10%)

Self-explaining.

 Send low battery notifications (battery less than 25%)

Self-explaining.

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 Send Power off notifications

Self-explaining.

 Send in/out charger notifications

Self explaining.

 Low power sound indication.

Self-explaining.

 In/out charger sound indication

Self explaining.

 Location Notification (RFID) (Only applicable for M166CL with DLA)

Here you can activate notification when the M166 detects an RFID beacon. There are three options:

 Off  In-range Notifications.

When the handset detects a beacon signal, it will give a notification.

 In and out-of-range notifications.

When the handset detects a beacon signal or detects that it loses signal from a beacon, it will give a notification.

Note: When Location Notification is enabled and an Alarm is activated from the M166,

the M166 will send an alarm message AND a beacon notification.

 Notification number

The destination number used in the RFID notification. Please note that this number is only used as notification destination for RFID, and not for other notifications.

2.5 Save the Template

Please note that it is not possible to read out the configuration from the M166. Therefore, please store the Template that you have created for later use. This may be required in case you must replace an M166 or if you want to make changes in the configuration.

Save the Template by means of:

File”  “Save as”. The File extension will be .166.

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3 How to Subscribe the M166

3.1 General

Subscribing the M166 consists of the following steps:

 Setting up a template (already done in chapter 2 Setting up a Template.)  Preparing the headset connection between the USB port on the PC and the M166  Preparing a .csv file with name number list.  Converting the csv file to an xml file with subscription data.  Read in the xml file into the DECT Manager PC.  Store subscription data from the .xml file into the M166. (This includes storing the

settings from the Template.)

3.2 Preparing Head Set connection

PROCEDURE: Preparing the Connection Actions

1. Charge the M166 sets for 24 hours.

2. Make sure that you have the upload cable for the M166 available. Please note that

this cable consists of the Upload Cable for the G266 and G566, together with a conversion cable: Mini jack 3,5 mm to mini jack 2,5 mm

3. Install the USB driver for the USB – Mini jack 3,5 mm upload cable. You will find the driver software on the Software Database on NEC BusinessNet: “DECT”  “Tools”

 Flash loader 7 V2.0.1.3.

4. Check which COM port number has been assigned to the USB cable. (Use “Run”  “devmgmt.msc” to get access to the device manager under Windows.)

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3.3 Prepare csv file with name number list

PROCEDURE: How to create a csv file with name number relation Actions

1. Prepare a file with the extension numbers that you want to subscribe. This must be a .csv file.

The layout of the file must be as follows:

Below an example of such a file:

2. Save the file to your Hard Disk.

3.4 Converting the csv file to an xml file.

PROCEDURE: How to Convert the csv file to an xml file Actions

1. Open the DECT Handset Configurator. You will see the following screen.

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2. Click “Other”. Now the “DECT Handset Configurator” screen is visible.

3. Convert the csv file to an . xml file by means of the menu item. “Tools”  “Create Subscription File”.

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4. The following screen is shown:

5. Fill in the fields with the data that is applicable for your configuration. When done, click “OK”.

6. You will get a confirmation message, that the Subscriptions .xml file is written. You will use this .xml file to import the subscription data into the DAP Manager (and later on, into the M166 as well).

Note: Store this file in the directory where you have also stored the template file. (File

extension .166). You should keep these files together because you may need them both for replacing an M166 or for making configuration changes later on.

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3.5 Read in the xml file into the DECT Manager PC.

PROCEDURE: How to read in the xml file into the DECT Manager Actions

1. The following steps show how to import the Subscription data ( .xml file) into the DECT Manager. Open the DAP Manager WEB interface of the DECT System to which you want to subscribe the M166s.

2. In the left part of the window, click the menu item “Pack Up & Go”.

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3. In the window that is opened, click the menu item “Import”.

4. Browse to the .xml file that you have created in Section Converting the csv file to an xml file.3.4 Converting the csv file to an xml file.. And click “OK”.

5. Now the extension numbers are imported. They are in status “Subscribed”. You will see them in the subscriptions overview in the DAP Manager. See window below.

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6. Of course, there is no absent/present yet, because the M166 does not have the subscription data yet.

7. Now the subscription data is in the DECT Manager. Now, the subscription data must be imported into the M166. See next section.

3.6 Store subscription data from the xml file into the M166

Make sure that you have setup a template for you M166 handsets. See Chapter 2 Setting

up a Template. Also make sure that the name and number fields are empty in the

“Settings” menu. That information will be filled in automatically when doing the subscription.

If you have groups of M166 handsets, that need to have different templates, repeat the procedure for subscriptions per group.

PROCEDURE: How to Subscribe the M166 Actions

1. Make sure that the M166 are fully charged (charged for minimum 24 hours).

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2. Make sure that you have the upload cable for the M166 available. Please note that this cable consists of the “Upload Cable for the G266/G566”, together with a conversion cable: Mini jack 3,5 mm to mini jack 2,5 mm

3. Make sure that you have installed the driver software for the USB – Mini jack 3,5 mm upload cable. (See the step-by-step procedure in section 2.1 General.) (You will find

the driver software on the Software Database on NEC BusinessNet: “DECT”  “Tools”  Flash loader 7 V2.0.1.3.)

4. Make sure that you have installed the DECT Handset Configurator.

5. Make sure that you have the following files available:

 Template file, created in section 2 Setting up a Template.  Xml subscriptions file, created in section 3.4 Converting the csv file to an xml

file. (File extension .166)

6. If not yet done, start the Handset Configurator.

7. Read in the Template file into the DECT Handset configurator. (File  Open . ”<name>.166 file)

8. Connect the dedicated interface cable “USB to mini jack (3,5 mm) cable” in combination with Conversion cable from 3,5 mm to 2,5 mm, between the DECT Handset Configurator PC and the M166.

9. Make sure that the M166(s) that you want to subscribe are switched on.

10. Open the Windows Device manager (Run  devmgmt.msc). Check which COM port has been assigned to the “USB to mini jack) cable” (Under “Ports (COM & LPT). Write down the COM port number, you will need it later on.

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11. Go to “Tools”  “Options”. The following window is displayed

12. Fill in the correct data into the fields in the screen capture above.

- Operation Mode = Configurator

- Type = M166

- Interface = Headset Connector

- Default COM port = Use the Windows Device manager to find the COM port that

is used.

13. Click OK.

14. Click “Headset connector” in the menu bar. Then click “Write”.

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15. The following window is displayed.

Select the COM port. Note that if the USB cable must be connected, otherwise the com port is not in the list. If you have an M166 already connected, you can click the “Test Connection” button. Select the subscription file (.xml) that you have created in

section 3.4 Converting the csv file to an xml file.

Click OK.

16. Now the write process is started. The DECT Handset Configurator asks you to connect the “Next pendant <number>”.

17. Connect an M166 that you want to subscribe to the cable and click OK to write the subscription data to the M166.

18. Write down the extension number on the M166, because you cannot read it out later on.

Note: You cannot read out the extension number from the M166!

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19. Continue the procedure for the remaining M166s. Do not forget to write down the extension number on the M166.

20. When done, check the statues of the M166s in the DECT Manager window. When your DECT System is up and running and the M166s are within reach of the DECT system, the status should go to “Present” in the DECT Manager.

Now, your M166s are subscribed. In case you want to change settings, you can do that via the Air interface.

21. Make sure that you store the .xml file and the template file that you have used in this procedure on a safe location. This allows you to make changes in an individual M166 or in a group of M166 handsets when needed.

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4 Changing M166 Settings

4.1 General

There are two ways to make changes in the M166 configuration:

 Making changes via the air interface (preferred!)

 Using the subscription procedure as described in chapter 3 How to Subscribe the

M166. (Use the USB – upload cable as mentioned in the procedures in chapter 3 How to Subscribe the M166

4.2 Changing Settings via the Air Interface

For this procedure, you do not need to have the cable.

PROCEDURE: How to change the settings in an M166 Actions

1. Open the DECT Handset Configurator.

2. In the menu bar, click “Tools”  “Options”

3. The following screen is displayed.

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Set the settings according to the screen capture above.

4. If you want to start from the settings in the Template file ( .166) that you have created in chapter 2 Setting up a Template, read in this Template file. If you do not have this file anymore, start with the default settings in the DECT Handset Configurator. Please note that it is not possible to read out the settings from the M166.

5. Go through the settings. Use the explanation in chapter 2 Setting up a Template. Make the changes in the settings according to the customers’ requirements.

6. Enter the name and the number of the handset. The number is the extension number to which the configuration settings are sent.

7. After you have made the changes, send the configuration to the 166 via the menu item: Messaging  Send, or the small “Send” icon in the tools bar.

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Note: When you send the settings to the M166, the front LEDs indicates that data is

written to the Flash memory. (See section 5.3 LED Indications). During that time (a few seconds), the M166 is not usable.

8. Because this is a dedicated configuration (not a “template” anymore), save the configuration in a file with the extension number. Go to “File”  “Save as …”. Use a recognisable file name, e.g. extension2000.166.

4.3 Changing Settings using Subscription Procedure.

Note: Use this procedure only when the procedure in section 4.2 Changing Settings via

the Air Interface fails or when re-subscription is necessary.

Using the Subscription Procedure in this section means that you go through the subscription procedure again, but then for a limited number of M166s. During the resubscription, the new configuration is written to the M166.

This requires that you have the following files available:

 Template file that you have created in section 2 Setting up a Template  The subscription file that you have created in section 3.4 Converting the csv file to an

xml file.

When you use the subscription file as mentioned above, most likely there are more than one subscriptions in the file. This means that you must only use the subscription for a particular M166 that you want to re-configure. The other subscriptions must be skipped when writing to the M166.

However, it is also possible to create a new subscription file for the M166 that you want to re-configure. In that case you must remove the existing subscription from the DECT Manager for that particular M166 and import the newly created subscription.

PROCEDURE: How to change the settings in an M166 Actions

1. Execute the procedure in section 3.2 Preparing Head Set connection.

2. Determine which M166 handset(s) need(s) to be changed. Be aware that you will override the subscription in a M166 using this procedure. So, be aware that you do not override an extension number.

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3. Execute the procedures in section 3.6 Store subscription data from the xml file into

the M166.

Please note that in this procedure, you read in the .166 file. After you have read in this file, make changes in the configuration, according to your wishes.

4. Only re-subscribe the M166s that needs to get a changed configuration. For the other extension numbers, please click “Skip” (only applicable in case of a subscription file with more than one subscription of an M166 that does not need to be reconfigured. )

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Buttons and LED Indications

Operational State LEDs

Alarm Button 2

Alarm Button 1

On/off Switch with blue LED

Microphone

Headset / Tearoff connector

5 Buttons and LED Indications

5.1 General

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5.2 Buttons

There are three buttons:  Left side: On /off button

To switch off:

Keep the On/Off button depressed for at least the number of seconds that you have specified in the DECT Handset Configurator or until you hear the Switch off beep. To Switch on: Press the On/Off button

 Front Button

Button used for:

- Activating an alarm (depending on settings in the DECT Handset Configurator,

the alarm will be a message or a voice call to a specified destination.

- Terminating a voice call (Hang-up voice call). Keep the button depressed for at

least 2 seconds

- Answering an incoming voice call.

 Top Button

Button used for:

- Activating an alarm (depending on settings in the DECT Handset Configurator,

the alarm will be a message or a voice call to a specified destination.

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5.3 LED Indications

There are three LED indications:  Red Led on top side

Handset is charging.

 Green LED in top side

Indicates voice call (either ringing or active voice call.).

 Blue LEDs at front side

Left + right LED flash: ................ Night Visibility flash. (Can be activated/de-

Top – left+right – bottom flash: ... Writing settings to memory.

Right-going-turn—around: .......... Incoming call

Top + Left + Right + bottom: ....... Alarm Active

 Left side On/Off button LED

When Switching off, the LED flashes with a 5 seconds interval, until the M166 is switched off.

activated by means of the DECT Handset Configurator.)

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Backward Compatibility Mode

6 Backward Compatibility Mode

6.1 General

The interface between the DMLS and the Messaging Application for the M166 offers a new set of commands and events. However, there are current Messaging Applications that cannot handle this new set of commands and events. For those Messaging Applications you can switch to compatibility mode.

In the DMLS User Interface, you can switch to “Backwards Compatibility Mode” by means

of a check box. Leave the text strings to the defaults. Most likely These text strings are setup in the receiving Messenger Application. If you change the text strings, most likely the Messenger Application cannot process the text string.

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Note: Whether you should use Backward Compatibility Mode or not depends on your

Messaging Application. So, please check with the supplier of the Messaging Application whether this Backward Compatibility mode should be set or not.

6.2 Inside Information

In the following screen capture you can see the translation to the Generic PPMSG commands in detail. Please note that the text strings are the default text strings. You can adapt these strings, however, it is strongly recommended to keep the defaults! Note that the text strings are used in the Messenger Application to generate alarms. If you change the strings, and you do not adapt the Messenger Application, probably the Messenger Application cannot handle the incoming alarm strings anymore

The following table gives an overview of the translation from traditional events to new events.

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Event

PPMSG|ID|ORGDNR|TODNR|<text>

New M166 Event

PENDANTEVENT|ID|ORGDNR|TODNR|<XXXX>

Front Button 1 Pressed

0001

Top Button 2 pressed

0002

Tear-off

0005

Alarm Cancelled

0200

Low Battery (less than 25%)

2000

Full Discharge (less than

10%)

2001

In Charger

2002

Off Charger

2003

Power Off

2004

Unhandled Alarm

2005

Location Notification@<new

RFID>(<Old RFID>)|<RPN>

Notification is done with RFIDEVENT

instead of PENDANTEVENT.

For more info, consult the DMLS Client

Interface Description

Please note that you can only get these events when the Messaging Application Registers to it. You must register the DNR number of the destination (TODNR). The Registration is done by means of the Register Command.

 Backward Compatibility

The Messaging Application can only receive event for the handsets when they are subscribed/registered to the destination DNR number. For Backward Compatibility, the following register command should be used:

- REG|ID|PPMSG|<DNRRANGE> The DNRRANGE can be:

- DNR.

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- A wildcard range of DNRs (e.g. 12* means all destination numbers starting with

12.

- * , This means all DNRs

When registered to all DNRs for Backward Compatibility, the DMLS Application window looks like this:

 M166 New Events

The Messaging Application can only receive events for the handsets when they are subscribed/registered to the destination extension number. For New Events for M166, the following register command should be used:

- REG|ID|PENDANTEVENT|<DNRRANGE> The DNRRANGE can be:

- DNR.

- A wildcard range of DNRs (e.g. 12* means all destination numbers starting with

12.

- * , This means all DNRs

- When registered to all DNRs for M166 events types, the DMLS Application

window looks like this:

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How to Setup Tyco/Elpas

7 Tyco/Elpas Integration

7.1 General

The M166 can be integrated with the Tyco/Elpas location detection system. The mechanism is as follows: When the M166 is equipped with a DLA card (inside the M166), it is capable of picking up

radio signals from Tyco/Elpas Beacons. When the M166 detects such a beacon it will send a notification (RFID Event) to the Messaging application (via the DMLS).

This RFID notification contains the RFID identifier that it newly detected and the RFID where it came from. The RFID is always one byte.

Please note that this functionality requires a correct setup in the DECT Handset Configurator for the M166. For more info, consult Section 2.4 The Notifications Menu.

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Remove two screws to get access to

the DLA compartment.

7.2 Installing the DLA card in the M166CL

Use the following procedure to install the DLA card.

PROCEDURE: How to install the DLA in the M166 Actions

1. Make sure that your M166 is type M166CL. If not, you cannot install the DLA card.

2. Make sure tha the M166 is switched off.

3. Open the rear side of the M166CL by means of removing the two screws as shown in the following picture:

4. Mount the DLA card on to the M166, as shown in the picture below.

Note: Please be very careful in installing the DLA in the M166. Note: The holes in the DLA card should fit over the rings in the M166, as shown in the

picture below.

Note: There are 6 pins on the DLA that should fit into the six pins connector in the

M166.

Note: Do not use force.

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5. When the DLA is installed, it should look like the picture below:

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6. Now you can check/test whether the DLA works fine. Switch on the M166.

7. Make sure that you have a Elpas/Tyco beacon device as shown below. Also make sure it is powered up.

8. Make sure you are more than 10 meters away from the Beacon.

9. Walk to the beacon. Keep an eye on the small led on the DLA card. When it detects the Beacon, it will blink shortly. See the picture below.

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RED LED. This will

blink shortly, to

indicate the detection

of a beacon signal.

10. When it blinked for a short time, it indicates that your DLA is working fine.

11. Put the cover for the DLA compartment back on the M166 and mount the two screws that you removed in step 3.

7.3 Inside Information

When the M166 detects an beacon, it will send a notification via the DMLS to the Messaging Application.

To receive RFID events, the messaging Application must register/subscribe to the destination extension number using the “REG” command.

- REG|ID|RFIDEVENT|<DNRRANGE>

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The DNRRANGE can be:

- DNR.

- A wildcard range of DNRs (e.g. 12* means all destination numbers starting with

12.

- * , This means all DNRs

- When registered to all DNRs for M166 events types, the DMLS Application

window looks like this:

When there is an RFID notification and Backwards Compatibility is not enabled, the RFID Event will be as follows:

Where: ORGDNR = The device that sends the event TODNR = DNR to which the event is send. EVENT = The actual contents of the event RPN = The RPN via which the device sends the event.

Example of the “EVENT” contents:

C108A900A5

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Where:

C108 = Indicates that a new RFID has been detected. A9 = The actual new RFID number that has been detected. 00 = Indicator that the next byte is the previous RFID that was detected. A5 = The previous RFID that was detected.

For more info, consult the “DMLS Client Interface Description” document.

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8 How to upload Firmware

8.1 General

There are two ways to upload firmware to the M166:  Via the Air

Use the “Handset Firmware Update mechanism that is available in the DECT

Manager WEB Interface. For more information and procedures, consult the “IP DECT Administrator Guide”.

 Using Flash Loader (cable).

This is described in the following section.

8.2 Using the Flash Loader.

PROCEDURE: How to Subscribe the M166 Actions

1. Make sure that you have the following items available:

 Make sure that you have the upload cable for the M166 available. Please note

that this cable consists of the Upload Cable for the G266/G566, together with a conversion cable: Mini jack 3,5 mm to mini jack 2,5 mm

 Windows PC (Windows 7, Windows 2008, Windows 2012) with at least one

USB port available.

 Driver software for the Dedicated “USB to mini jack (2,5 mm) cable”.  Flash loader (FL7, - Flash Loader GUI, Version 2.0.1.0)  M166 firmware file. This is a .hex file.

2. Install the Driver Software

3. Install the Flash Loader (FL7) software.

4. Make sure that the battery level of the M166 devices is sufficient (>30 %)

5. Make sure that M166 is properly connected via the USB – Mini Jack cable.

6. Make sure that the COM port that you are going to be used is not already in use.

7. Use the Device Manager in Windows, to find out which com port is assigned to the “USB to mini jack (2,5 mm) cable”.

8. Start the Flash Loader software.

9. You will see a window like the following:

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10. Via the File menu, select the firmware file for the M166.

11. Select the correct Model in this window. Should be of course M166.

12. Select the correct com port. You have found out which com port is assigned to the “USB to mini Jack” cable in the Windows device manager.

13. Power off the device by pressing the power key for >15s

14. Press the button on the USB device (on the “USB to mini jack (2,5 mm) cable”) and keep it pressed.

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15. Press the power button on the M166 and keep it pressed

16. Release button on USB device (on the “USB to mini jack (2,5 mm) cable”)

17. Click the Start button on the screen.

18. Check that the down load starts. Start download

19. When the download is started, release the power button on the M166.

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Appendix A State Diagrams

A State Diagrams

A.1 Voice Handling

Figure A.1 Statuses in Voice Handling

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A.2 Alarm Handling

Figure A.2 Statuses in Alarm Handling