User's Manual

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The registry is not filled in automatically. You must edit it manually, with

the help of a registry file, which is generated after you close down the

eCONFIG using the

File > Exit menu. You can also create the registry

files using eGRID, using the button Generate Registry files for eTM in

the right-top corner of the interface. The registry files are stored in the

following directory:

C:\SOPHO Messenger@net\exe\

An example of the file name is as follows:

eTM - Site 1 - Environment: LOCAL.reg for the local PC, which is the PC

where the eKERNEL is running.

If you have modules running on other PCs, other registry file names are

given, which are to be executed on the PC where the modules are running.

For example:

eTM - Site 1 - Environment: 192.168.1.81.reg for the PC with IP address

192.168.1.81.

Note 1:

On these PCs you must also have eTM running if you want

to use the Task Manager.

Note 2:

An Environment is specified in the name of this registry file.

The Environment is the IP address of a PC where a module is running.

On that PC you must install the registry file, if you want to use the eTM

on that PC.

Environments defined as LOCAL refer to the PC where the eKERNEL is

running, whereas environments that have an IP address refer to the IP

address of the PC where the modules are running.

To add the contents of the registry file into the registry, double-click

the *.reg file. To remove the contents from the registry again, open the

registry, go to (HKEY_Current_User/Software/Philips/), and remove the

key of a module from the registry.

eDMSAPI Inbound

The eDMSAPI supports inbound LRMS (Low Rate Message Services)

calls from DECT handsets that support LRMS (E2) messaging.

There are several types of incoming calls, which are briefly explained in

the following subsections.

Nortel Communication Server 1000

DECT Messenger Fundamentals

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