Reference:D81 Protector

This article describes configuration of Man-Down and No-Movement Alarm function within the DECT handset d81.

Copyright

This test was executed by our partner TriZwo GmbH IT & Communication. In case of any questions, contact TriZwo

Applies To

This information applies to:

• d81

It touches:

• IP1202
• IP1202e
• WinPDM
• DC4 Programming Charger

Scope

The Ascom d81 DECT handset offers several alarming possibilites in special situations.

Depending on the licenses available in the handset, there are different usecases.

This document describes the alarm definition with a PROTECTOR license in conjunction with innovaphone base stations IP1202/IP1202e.

Out of scope

Out of scope are special alarming features in conjuction with special configurable Ascom Basestations IPBS2 and the Ascom UCM platform.

Configuration

Configuration is done by use of the current WinPDM administration software available at the innovaphone download page and the DECT programming charger type DC4.

Furthermore, d81 firmware has to be retrieved from innovaphone download page. The firmware contains both d81 Messenger and d81 Protector software parts (but no Protector licenses!).

Use of d81 firmware

Open WinPDM and select the d81. In WinPDM the phone has to be recognized as type d81 Protector.

If "d81 Messenger" is displayed most probably the protector license is missing.

Import the correct d81 protector firmware for usage: File:D81inWinPDM.png

Alarm definition

• Step to templates and select "d81 Protector/d81 Protector Example IP-DECT"
• In the parameter definition window step to Alarm

• Common setting is the number to be called upon any intermittend alarm:

• Afterwards select, define and activate the alarm to be used:

Assignment

Once finishing the alarm definitons inside the template and confirming the settings, the template can be assigned via right mouse click (Apply to) to an existing d81 Protector handset: