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10 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideFor information about the other menu parameters in the eCONFIG module,or information for any of the other

100 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualIncoming Alarm (IA) from DMCIncoming Alarm is an LRMS (E2) message that is sent from an LRMSDECT extension

eDMSAPI Inbound 101extension 2000. Therefore, all LRMS (E2) messages that extension2000 sends are sent to DECT Messenger.•DECT Messenger checks the in

102 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThe extension number to which the message is sent for IC can be ahardware-less Directory Number (DN) in the

eDMSAPI Inbound 103• Alarm DescriptionThe Alarm Description refers to the eKERNEL_Alarm table, whichcontains all the properties that are associated wi

104 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manualdatabase are filled in correctly after you use the eCONFIG module forconfiguration.Figure 24 "Input/ou

eDMSAPI Inbound 105Figure 25Groups in an input moduleA Group name must match a Group name that comes from the inputmodule. In this example, the Group

106 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 26Input contact 01Figure 26 "Input contact 01" (page 106) shows an example of an inputcont

eDMSAPI Inbound 107Figure 27Alarm identifierThe Alarm Identifier, illustrated in Figure 27 "Alarm identifier" (page107), is used as an Alarm

108 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualAn example of an Input Module that does not receive a messagefrom outside is the eIO Module. In the eIO Mod

eDMSAPI Inbound 109Figure 29Sent Alarm structureIn this figure, there is an input module that generates an alarm as asent. Therefore, the alarm is sen

Nortel DECT Messenger overview 11• Analogue voltage/current levels: this form of message generation isused to guard industrial equipment. For example,

110 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 30SET/RESET Alarm StructureThe input modules eCAP, eAPI, and eIO can generate a set/resetcommand. (e

eDMSAPI Inbound 111sent) the alarm call is cleared on this Acknowledge. If a message issent as an Urgent message, the alarm call is cleared after the

112 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual— The device on which the alarm is set. Alarm is reset after the call isAcknowledged (LRMS [E2] messaging)—

eLOCATION 113Module with the same Alarm Identifier, however, with the properties:*RESET after *SENT.•After you receive an alarm through eAPI, the opti

114 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• location of the handset is only retrieved after a short message is sentto the predefined extension number

eLOCATION 115• [Location] = the contents of the eLOCRPN_Message_str field in thetable eLOCATION_RPN• [Location time] = current time•[Location date] =

116 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualProtocol guarding. Always is 10 seconds.• Retry CountRetry counter for retrieving information from the DAP

Connecting National Instruments modules 117Figure 34Rail with National Instruments FieldPoint IO ModulesThe various types of IO modules that are suppo

118 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualTable 13Overview of supported IO modulesModule Type Description Additional infoAI-100 Analogue inputModule8

Connecting National Instruments modules 119Figure 36 "National Instruments Modules connected to DECT Messenger"(page 119) shows a configurat

12 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideModules overviewDECT Messenger consists of separate modules. There are three maingroups of modules:• Core

120 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualHardware InstallationHardware installation is described in the documentation from NationalInstruments.Softw

Connecting National Instruments modules 121Figure 37Software Parts for the I/O modulesThe OPC Server software can be controlled by only ONE applicatio

122 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualClick Start on the Windows task bar, and choose Programs >National Instruments FieldPoint 2.0 > Field

Connecting National Instruments modules 1234 Configure the comm resourceIn the Comm Resources Configuration window, set the following:• NameAccept the

124 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Time-out (msec.)Time out counter on the V.24 communication. Accept the default(200 msec).Note: Do not clo

Connecting National Instruments modules 1257 Right-click the device you wish to edit.• Right-click a device.• In the pop-up menu, select Edit this Dev

126 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualIf you do not close FieldPoint Explorer, the eIO Module does notreceive information from the FieldPoint mod

Understanding Security features 127Figure 38Berkshire Product Inc. Internal serial PC WatchdogThe Watchdog card is designed to monitor PCs used in cri

128 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 39Configuration of the Watchdog cardNote: To use the reset and automatic startup, ensure that the Re

Understanding Security features 129• Disconnect the PC reset cable from the motherboard.• Plug the cable onto the J3 header in the upper left corner o

Nortel DECT Messenger overview 13Table 2Incoming and outgoing Modules (cont’d.)Module Name Function IncomingOutgoingeIO Digital and analogue inputs an

130 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual8 Configure the Watchdog• Select the time period• Select the COM portNote 1: If you followed the instructio

Understanding Security features 131See the following section, “Watchdog settings and indicators”(page 131), for additional information about the Watch

132 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualTable 16Switches 6 to 8. (cont’d.)Switches 6-8Delay TimeOFF- ON-OFF 30 SecondsOFF- ON- ON 1 MinuteON-OFF-OF

Using eBackup 133--End--Using eBackupThe eBACKUP module provides a means to back up files. Use theeBACKUP configuration to specify which files must be

134 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 40The Backup windowIn the Path settings, you can specify fields that are filled in by the system:[we

Using eBackup 135Figure 41Shortcut definition to eBACKUPNote: Figure 41 "Shortcut definition to eBACKUP" (page135) shows only a part of the

136 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualStep Action1 Open the Scheduled Tasks wizard.Click Start on the Windows task bar, and choose Settings >C

Setting up e-mail integration (eSMTP_Server/eSMTP) 137Clear the field Run. Fill in the following string in this field:C:\SOPHO Messenger@net\Exe\eBACK

138 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThis module is capable of receiving and handling e-mail messages.Figure 42 "Sending e-mail from client

Using eSMTP Server 139Figure 43e-mail handling in DECT MessengerAfter an e-mail is sent from the e-mail client to DECT Messenger, thee-mail generally

14 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guideassumes that the system is down and restarts the PC or activates analarm indication.•eTMThe eTM is a backg

140 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualAfter processing the e-mail message, the eSMTP_Server puts themessage in the directory C:\inetpub\mailroot\

Using eSMTP Server 141no x-receiver: field. Then the eSMTP_Server uses the field: To:<[email protected]> instead.•Subject: please call JohnThe

142 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• In the Windows Components window, check the check boxInternet Information Services.•Click Next.• Insert t

Using eSMTP Server 143Click Start on the Windows task bar, and choose SettingsControl Panel > Administrative Tools > Internet ServicesManager.2

144 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Expand Default SMTP Virtual Server, by clicking on the +sign in front of it. Two submenu items are shown:

Using eSMTP Server 1456 Verify the Domain Name list.After entering the Alias, the IIS window must look like thefollowing example:Note: The name Alias

146 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThe Drop Directory field specifies a directory where IIS dropsall incoming messages.• Leave the default val

Sending SMS messages 147Sending SMS messageseSMTPMany Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Service providershave an SMTP gateway into their S

148 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 45Setup for sending SMS Messages (or Wide Area Paging messages)The connection between DECT Messenger

Sending SMS messages 149Figure 46eASYNC settingsThe following overview explains the eASYNC settings:• TypeThe type is either SMS for SMS messages to G

Nortel DECT Messenger overview 15After you make changes in Users, Groups, or Devices, the changes aresaved in the eCONFIG database, as well as in the

150 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Telephone NumberThe messenger must know what number to dial to access the provider.(This is not the exten

V.24 - RS232 connections (eCAP, eESPA) 151eCAPThere are four different types of devices that can be connected to theeCAP module using V.24/RS232, as f

152 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualUsing Import/Export menuYou can use eCONFIG to import and export configuration database tables.The menu opt

eLOG 153The files are stored in the following directory:C:\SOPHO Messenger@net eConfig\CsvFigure 49The configuration file storage directoryYou can als

154 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThe eLOG module does not have a user interface and does not providenice charts. However, it provides three

eLOG 155Figure 50eCONFIG module site menuIn the menu option Path eLOG you can enter the path for the eLOG files.The menu option Number of Logging days

156 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 51eKERNEL module refresh log fileThe contents of these files are related to each other by means ofid

eLOG 157— msgrqs = Message request or also called incoming alarm—incrqs *IC = Incoming Confirmation•INPGM idThe Input Program ID. Each input program h

158 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual— Alarm Length as specified in the Alarm ID definitions.If the Alarm Length is set to 10 characters, only t

eLOG 159• eWEB userNot yet implemented.• PINCODEAfter an incoming Confirmation is received, you see the PIN code inthis field. (For an Incoming Confir

16 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideAfter you make changes in Users, Groups, or Devices, these changesare stored in the eCONFIG database on yo

160 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualArea of the output device to which the alarm was sent.•DEVICE OutpgmOutput Program of the output device to

eLOG 161• DIVERTED DEVICE AreaArea of the diversion destination device.• DIVERTED DEVICE OutpgmOutput Program that is used for the diversion destinati

162 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• DEVICE OutpgmOutput Program of the output device that generated the response.• DEVICE Outpgm FacilityOutp

eLOG 163This is the status of the response. It can be an ACK^, NACK^ orACK^NACK^.—ACK^The device has sent an acknowledgement to confirm that thealarm

164 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThis parameter indicates whether the alarm call was diverted to anAlternative Device or not. After an alarm

Checking diagnostics 165to which devices the alarm/message was sent. You also knowthe most important parameters that were used to send thealarm/messag

166 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 52Log file locationThe Table eKERNEL_SITE defines the directory where the log files arestored, and t

Checking diagnostics 167Figure 53IO Module log fileFigure 53 "IO Module log file" (page 167) shows the contents of a log filefor the IO modu

168 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• <type>DI</type>This tag indicates the type of message, which indicates that themessage was ge

Checking diagnostics 169Module WindowEach module runs as an application in the Windows environment, andcan be displayed as an open window, or minimize

Nortel DECT Messenger overview 17identifier determines the final destination. The incoming group identifiermust match a group identifier in the Groups

170 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 55eKERNEL TabThe Jobq pane shows the pending jobs for the module. In the Outqpane, the outgoing comm

Checking diagnostics 171Figure 57Connections TabThe right pane gives information about the external devices that areconnected to the eIO Module. The l

172 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 58Status lampsIn the bottom part of the left pane, two lamps are visible, indicating thestatus of th

Checking diagnostics 173eKERNEL WindowThe window of the eKERNEL differs from the other modules, and has a tabfor each individual module.Figure 59eKERN

174 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualThe bottom of the eKERNEL window shows all the commands going to orcoming from the eKERNEL.Simulation Optio

175.IndexAACK 108Adding a DECT device 51ALARM Description 156, 159, 161ALARM id 156, 161Alarm properties 17ALARM Prty 156, 159, 161ALARM Remove After

176E-mail handling 76, 138E-mail integration 137eAPI 12, 63, 73, 76eASYNC 12, 63, 147eBACKUP 13, 133eBACKUP eGUARDIAN 64eCAP 12, 63, 73, 79, 150–151eC

177Incoming modules 12INPGM Appl 156INPGM id 156INPGM manufacturer 156Input and output modules 12Input device 156Input module 17INRQS id 156, 159, 161

178SMS 147SMS messages 147software installation 120Software requirements 81SOPHO CTI module 72SOPHO CTI module licenses 72STATUS CONFIRMED 161Stopping

18 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideThe group identifier that originates at the input module determines thegroup to which the alarm must be se

Nortel Communication Server 1000DECT Messenger FundamentalsRelease: 7.0Publication: NN43120-120Document revision: 03.01Document release date: 4 June 2

eCONFIG 19appears in the Windows task bar to indicate that the eKERNELis running.If other modules are also running, an icon is displayed for each(for

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20 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideNote: The eCONFIG asks you which database you wantto use. Ensure that you read the information on database

eCONFIG 21Figure 6eCONFIG main windowNote: The contents of the eCONFIG window are different for eachuser or for each system configuration. “eCONFIG ma

22 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• Areas: indicates the subdivisions in a site. Areas are used only if youhave a connection from your DECT

eCONFIG 23Managing devicesThe following sections provide information that explain the following DECTMessenger tasks:• creating a new device• changing

24 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide3 Set parameters for the new device.Note the following when setting parameters:• A red bullet before an it

eCONFIG 25Select All Groups from the Groups and Devices menu, orGroup from the input module menu of your choice.--End--Changing device parametersCompl

26 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• In the right panel, browse in the list of devices in DECTMessenger.•Double-click the device that you wan

eCONFIG 27Device parametersAs in previous sections, you can specify the following parameters for adevice:• Output ProgramThis field specifies the outp

28 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideFigure 7Select Output Program browser window• Device IDThe device ID is the actual identifier of the devic

eCONFIG 2901 to 10). DMC card numbering in Expansion Cabinets/Chassiscontinues sequentially in the range 11 to 20.The following table illustrates Devi

3.ContentsNew in this release 7Features 7Other changes 7Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide 9Preface 9Nortel DECT Messenger overview 10eCONFIG 1

30 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideTable 6Example device IDsDMC Card installed inDevice ID2nd slot on Main Cabinet on CS1000M, handset issubs

eCONFIG 31the same or another extension. To reset the alarm using eDMSAPI(IC), the CLI of the calling extension must be entered here as thepincode.•Pr

32 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• Remote access siteThe Remote access site parameter is only applicable when youhave more than one site, a

eCONFIG 33• Expand the input module for which you want to create a newgroup. The instances (eAPI - area Area 1 in this example) ofthe input module are

34 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• A red bullet before an item indicates that the parameter ismandatory.•Some items contain default paramet

eCONFIG 35• Expand the input module for which you want to create a newgroup. The instances (eAPI - area IBS 1 in this example) ofthe input module are

36 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide5 Confirm your choices.Click OK and follow the instructions on the screen, if applicable.--End--Deleting a

eCONFIG 37paging number, group, or destination. In most cases, the group namesare determined by third-party vendors and cannot be changed.Note:You can

38 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideFigure 9Group members windowThe section “Changing group member parameters” (page 42) providesinformation o

eCONFIG 39Figure 10Group authorityClick the New button to give a new user the authority to make changesin the group. Click the Edit button to edit a u

4eCAP 79eESPA 79eLOCATION 79eSMS 79eSNMP 79eFR 79Web administrator 80What is required to run DECT Messenger 81Hardware Requirements 81Software Require

40 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideProcedure 6Assigning a new member to a groupStep Action1 Open eCONFIG.Ensure that the member that you want

eCONFIG 413 Open the Group members window.Click the >>>Group members item.A list of group members displays (the example shows only onegroup m

42 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• Click the Device ID menu item.• Use the Browse button to select the device that you want toadd as a memb

eCONFIG 43In the right panel of the window is a list of one or more groupmembers that are assigned to the group. Select the groupmember that you want

44 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideMember parametersMember parameters are parameters that are added to a device for aspecific group. These pa

eCONFIG 45This value is a Boolean value: True or False. After set to True, themember is active on that day.•HolidayThis value is a Boolean value: True

46 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideProcedure 9Create a new userStep Action1 Open eCONFIG.2 Expand the All Users menu.Note: Two submenu items

eCONFIG 47The parameters are explained in “User parameters” (page 49).6 Confirm your choices.Click OK and follow the instructions on the screen, if ap

48 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide5 Change the parameters.Change the parameters by clicking the item and changing thefield contents.The para

eCONFIG 49User parametersThe following parameter descriptions are applicable for the parameters forboth eWEB and eCONFIG users.• User IDThis is the us

5Configuring eSMTP_Server in eConfig 142Configuring IIS for DECT Messenger 142Using eSMTP 146Sending SMS messages 147eSMTP 147eASYNC 147V.24 - RS232 c

50 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideThis is a text description of the user, and is for administrative purposesonly. The real name of the user

Adding a DECT device to the Messenger system 51The e-mail address field contains the e-mail address of the user.After the user sends an e-mail using t

52 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator GuideProcedure 12Adding a DECT device to the Messenger systemStep Action1 Configure a device format.Ensure that

Adding a DECT device to the Messenger system 53For more information about Device ID, see “Deviceparameters” (page 27)• Configure the Output Program Fa

54 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide• Group Members. Click New. Browse under Device_ID for thedevice you created in Step 2.•Group Authority. C

Adding a DECT device to the Messenger system 55• Click New•Called device: Enter the DN of the DECT handset• Calling Device: *ALL•Alarm ID for normal m

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57.DECT Messenger Customer EngineerManualThis chapter contains information on the following topics:•“DECT Messenger overview” (page 60)• “Modules over

58 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualPrefaceThis chapter is for Nortel DECT Messenger version 4.0, and is designedto be used in conjunction with

Preface 593. Back up your data.All computers eventually fail (hardware or software), and after serversfail, the data stored on them is often lost. Kee

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60 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualA power failure is one of the most common problems in a serverenvironment, and also one of the most dangerou

DECT Messenger overview 61Message inputThe following input can generate messages in DECT Messenger:•ESPA 4.4.4 pager protocol: DECT Messenger can rece

62 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualMessage length can be specified for each device type. Messages thatare too long to be displayed are broken i

DECT Messenger overview 63The eKERNEL is the core software in the system and must alwaysbe present. eKERNEL is between the incoming and the outgoingmo

64 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualTable 7Incoming and outgoing modules (cont’d.)Module Name Function IncomingOutgoingeSMTP (client) Sending e-

DECT Messenger overview 65• eWATCHDOGThe eWATCHDOG is a software module that works with the Watchdogcard. The eWATCHDOG sends a code to a V.24 interfa

66 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFigure 12Example of logical representation of module linksFigure 13Example of module links (practical)Nortel

DECT Messenger overview 67In Figure 12 "Example of logical representation of module links" (page66), four DECT Messenger modules are shown (

68 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualTable 9Site and Area structureSiteArea ModuleTo DMC11eDMSAPI112eDMSAPI2You can use this modular structure to

Licensing 69Figure 14DECT Messenger in a multiunit or multinode environmentFigure 14 "DECT Messenger in a multiunit or multinode environment"

7.New in this releaseFeaturesThere are no new features introduced with this release.Other changesFor a detailed history of past releases of this docum

70 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualFor each DECT Messenger link to a DMC, one application license isneeded for the DMS (DMSAPI).DMS is needed f

Licensing 71Figure 15DECT Messenger License ManagerNote: Figure 15 "DECT Messenger License Manager" (page 71) alsoshows the CTI application

72 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualEquipment for which you can acquire licenses is as follows:—DECT Messenger eI/O— DECT Messenger eCAP— DECT M

Detailed module descriptions 73Figure 16SOPHO CTI Module License ManagerFor each connection to a DECT system, you require a CTI applicationlicense.The

74 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• “eIO” (page 75)• “eSMTP” (page 75)• “eSMTP_Server” (page 75)•“eAPI” (page 76)• “eWEB” (page 76)• “eGRID” (

Detailed module descriptions 75to one or more DMC units for eDMSAPI. If the DECT handsets are in morethan one unit, you can use an eDMSAPI module on o

76 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manualon the e-mail address entered in the To: field. The alarm messageappears in the Subject field of the e-mail.

Detailed module descriptions 77— Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) phones usingSMS— Switch on/off an alarm contactThe eWeb server runs on

78 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualAdvancedThe eWeb Advanced application is an expansion on the eWeb Basicapplication. Use the advanced applica

Detailed module descriptions 79eCAPThe eCAP Module handles a V.24 interface. Over the V.24 interface, therecan be many protocol variants. A number of

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80 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualeFR performs the following:•monitors the DISK state and threshold level• monitors the NETSTAT like connectiv

What is required to run DECT Messenger 81— Work with devices—Work with facilities•Expert maintenance— Import Template configurationRefer to Module - W

82 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual— Windows 2000/XP Professional or Windows 2000/2003 Server.—If you decide to use MS SQL Server as the databa

What is required to run DECT Messenger 83The CSTA_Service provides the CTI link to the DMC.Connection to Multiple DECT SystemsTo connect to more than

84 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualTable 10Example: Connecting to two DECT systemsPC 1: PC 2:License, Dongle, License Manager eDMSAPI module -

Installing and getting started 85The DECT Messenger eKERNEL and the eWEB modules haveaccess to the database through ODBC. You must set up the ODBClink

86 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualIf the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is installed in Windows,you must stop the IIS WEB Servi

Installing and getting started 87IIS no longer starts the Web services.--End--Installing DECT MessengerThe software installation process is described

88 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualGetting StartedAfter installation, you can start DECT Messenger by restarting the PC.“Getting Started” (page

Installing and getting started 893 Install a preconfigured database, if you have one.DECT Messenger already contains a configuration database withdata

9.Nortel DECT Messenger AdministratorGuideThis chapter contains information on the following topics:•“Nortel DECT Messenger overview” (page 10)—“What

90 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Enter the Administrator name and Administrator e-mail.• Enter the IP address of the PC where the eKERNEL r

Installing and getting started 918 Check the Dynamic database path.eKERNEL must have a valid path to the dynamic data database(the default database pa

92 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Set the path for the MSDE or SQL Server database:The path setting for the MSDE or SQL Server database must

Installing and getting started 9311 Enter configuration information.Enter the correct values for the IP addresses:Area Description - Description field

94 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer Manual• Expand the item Modules > eWEB Module. One instance ofthe eWEB module: eWEB - area <x> is shown.•

Using eCONFIG 95that the information in the list comes from the table:eKERNEL_DEVICE.• Click Enter to send the message.Verify that the message arrives

96 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualUsing eCONFIG (Local) on the DECT Messenger Server PCAfter the eCONFIG is installed on the DECT Messenger se

Using eCONFIG 97database, as that causes an error if you try to shut down the eCONFIGand write the database back into the DECT Messenger directory.Not

98 DECT Messenger Customer Engineer ManualAfter you start the eCONFIG for the first time on the remote PC, acopy is made of the configuration database

eDMSAPI Inbound 99The registry is not filled in automatically. You must edit it manually, withthe help of a registry file, which is generated after yo