Snom m9/Documentation/Online Manual/DECT
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m9 and DECT GAP
- The DECT GAP or “Generic Access Profile” defines an interoperability profile for Digital Cordless Telephones. The aim of the protocol is to define a set of mandatory requirements for DECT based devices which allows different products from different manufacturers to interoperate with each other for basic calling.
- GAP compliance of snom m9 system ensures interoperability with 3rd party DECT equipment in terms of:
- Mobility management
- Call Control
DECT Registration Mode
- In this mode, the snom m9 Base Station waits for DECT/GAP Handsets to register
- The DECT registration mode is activated on bootup and stays up for 10 minutes
- Registration mode can also be turned on manually from the snom m9 Web Interface
- Indicated by blinking Call LED on Base Station
- Indicated on web interface on bootup or manual registration mode
Handset Locator
- The Handset Locator feature enables the snom m9 administrator to locate all registered DECT Handsets
- The feature performs a DECT paging broadcast