User manual SIEMENS GIGASET SL75

[. . . ] EN Dear Customer, Gigaset Communications GmbH is the legal successor to Siemens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH & Co. Any statements made by Siemens AG or SHC that are found in the user guides should therefore be understood as statements of Gigaset Communications GmbH. Sehr geehrte Kundin, sehr geehrter Kunde, die Gigaset Communications GmbH ist Rechtsnachfolgerin der Siemens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH & Co. KG (SHC), die ihrerseits das Gigaset-Geschft der Siemens AG fortfhrte. [. . . ] The alarm clock is still switched on. Protecting against unauthorised access Protect the handset with a PIN known only to yourself. When the phone is supplied no PIN has been entered. Caution: If you do not assign a PIN, every subscriber to the WLAN has free access to your handset settings. Changing the Handset PIN You can save a 4-digit Handset PIN. Notes: If you wish to clear the handset blocking at a later time, press the OK display key. The message with the handset's current IP address will be displayed again the next time you switch on. If you wish to launch the Web configurator in a different WLAN: press the Scan display key. This launches the connection wizard (page 59). Caution: Memorise the new Handset PIN well!If you forget it, you can change it using the Admin PIN via the Web configurator. For how to set/change or delete PINs using the Web configurator, see page 80. v Change HS PIN ~ Enter current Handset PIN if necessary und press OK. 72 Handset settings Checking the status v Status The following information is displayed: u handset name, u the handset's MAC address, u the handset's current IP address, u proxy name, u hardware version, u software version. 73 Configuring the handset via your PC Web configurator The Web configurator is the Web interface for your handset. With the Web configurator on your handset, you have the following options: u Create and administer WLAN/SIP access Configuring the handset via your PC Using the Web configurator on your handset, you can also make all settings on your handset via a PC. profiles u Load files with SIP access data from the Siemens website onto your handset display and call settings u Check and change the handset's audio, u Find out information about the handset u u u u u Requirements: u The handset is in idle status. Internet Explorer version 6. 0 or higher, or Firefox version 1. 0. 4 or higher. PC and handset are in the same WLAN subnet and logged in with the same SSID (page 8). handset and PC are connected by a data cable. and its file system (firmware version, MAC address, etc. ) (page 79) Update the firmware on the handset (page 103) Back up the handset configuration or the directory on your PC and load it onto the handset again as required Restore the handset's default settings (page 102) Transfer your own pictures, melodies, and certificates from your PC to the handset for access to a secure WLAN Load pictures, photos and melodies from the handset into the PC (page 86) Note: Note: You may have to download a more recent version of the Web browser. While you are making settings with the Web configurator, the handset is locked: incoming calls are ignored and the keypad lock is activated. If you wish to make a call, save the changes you have made and close the Web configurator. 74 Configuring the handset via your PC Starting the Web configurator address field of the Web browser, e. g. A Web page opens with general information about the handset (see Handset status, page 79). Remedy: Launch the Web browser on your PC. Enter the handset's IP address in the Notes: If the popup blocker is activated on the Web browser, you must allow popups for this Web page so that the Web configurator pages can be displayed. The handset's IP address may change if you have enabled the DHCP client during login to the access point/WLAN router. The handset's current IP address is displayed on the handset during the status check (page 73). handset and the WLAN router/access point, for example by making a phone call. Within one minute of ending the phone call, try to access the handset using the PC (via the Web browser or using "Ping"). This means that the malfunction was caused by the WLAN router/access point (possible cause: "unclean" implementation of the Traffic Indication Bit feature). If this is the case, please contact the WLAN router/access point manufacturer. Establish a connection between the The connection to the handset is established as soon as you click on one of the menus in the menu bar (page 76). What to do if there is no connection to the handset It may be the case that you are unable to establish a WLAN connection to your handset using the PC even though the handset is in idle status, i. e. : u You can no longer access the handset via your PC's Web browser (page 75). u You do not receive any response to a "Ping" on the handset (ping <handset ip address>). 75 Configuring the handset via your PC Structure of the Web pages The Web pages contain the UI elements displayed in the diagram below. Navigation area Title bar Menu bar Working area Buttons Figure 1 Structure of the Web pages Title bar The title bar contains the following information: u Handset product name u Language selection list Menu bar The Web configurator menus are offered in the menu bar. The following menus are available: u Status (page 79) u Profile Wizard (page 80) u User (page 80) u Admin (page 80) If you click on a menu, a list with the functions of this menu is displayed in the navigation area. In addition, you can find the following information in the menu bar on the right: u name of the access profile currently activated on the handset u the handset's telephone number or SIP address URI (max. 20 characters) u the handset's current IP address 76 Configuring the handset via your PC Navigation area In the navigation area, the functions of the menu selected in the menu bar (page 76) are listed. Working area Making changes The working area is where you make your settings. [. . . ] Session-based transmission protocol: it sets up, monitors and terminates a connection between sender and recipient for transporting data. TIM (Traffic Indicator MAP) List at the access point/WLAN router in which all WLAN devices are saved. The access point/WLAN router regularly sends TIM signals (beacons) that activate the WLAN devices. The frequency with which a TIM beacon should be sent is set at the access point/WLAN router. [. . . ]