User's Manual

22 Nortel DECT Messenger Administrator Guide

• Areas: indicates the subdivisions in a site. Areas are used only if you

have a connection from your DECT Messenger to more than one

DECT Mobility Card (DMC) with DECT. For each connection from your

DECT Messenger to a DMC system or an IP DECT system, you must

specify a different area. Use a number to identify the area. The area

number is used in the various modules in DECT Messenger. Note that

in almost all installations you have only one area.

•

Modules: provides an overview of all the modules in the Messenger.

Note 1:

The list of modules can differ for each user. The list of

modules is displayed only if you have view/edit rights.

Note 2:

The

All TCP Clients menu item is not a module. All TCP

Clients provides information about the module TCP/IP connections.

You cannot make any configuration changes from this menu.

• All Alarms: provides a list of all alarm specifications available in

Messenger.

Note:

The alarm specification is linked to an input module.

Therefore, to create a new alarm specification, you must use the

Module menu. From the All Alarms menu, you can make changes

only to existing alarm specifications.

•

All Users: defines all users. Note that there are two separate groups of

users: eCONFIG users and eWEB users. If you have sufficient rights,

you can change user settings and add new users from this menu.

•

Groups and devices: use this menu to make changes in group and

device characteristics. You cannot create new groups here because a

group is always uniquely linked to an input module. You can, however,

create new devices here because a device does not have a unique

relationship with only one group.

•

Holiday: use this menu to specify the public holidays. This information

is used for the group members. You enable the specified holidays in

the properties for each group member.

Note: If you are using the eCONFIG on a remote PC, you cannot

make changes to property settings. You can change only Users,

Groups, and Devices.

Nortel Communication Server 1000

DECT Messenger Fundamentals

NN43120-120 02.01

11 May 2009