Cisco IP DECT 6800 Series Manuale
Hardware Installation
•Installation Requirements, on page 1
•Install the Base Station, on page 5
•Mount the Base Station on the Ceiling, on page 6
•Mount the Base Station on a Desk, on page 9
•Mount the Base Station on the Wall, on page 10
•Install the Battery in the Handset, on page 13
•Set Up the Charging Cradle, on page 16
•Charge the Handset Battery, on page 17
Installation Requirements
The Cisco IP DECT 6800 Series is made up of the following hardware:
• Cisco IP DECT Phone 6825 Handset
• Cisco IP DECT Phone 6825 Ruggedized Handset
• Cisco IP DECT 210 Multi-Cell Base Station
Before you begin to set up the Cisco IP DECT 6800 Series system:
• Determine the number of users (handsets) that are required.
• Determine the number of phone lines (numbers) that are required. Each user can have up to 2 lines and
2 concurrent calls.
• Given the number of handsets, determine the number of base stations required, based on:
• Estimated simultaneous handset usage
You can have up to 30 handsets registered on each base station. However, the number of active
calls the base station can handle is limited by the codec.
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Table 1: Codec and Number of Active Handsets Supported
Number of Active CallsCodecBand
10 calls for single base station
configuration
8 calls for multicell
configuration (see note)
G.711
G.726
Narrowband
5G.722
OPUS
Wideband
If a user turns on Push to Talk, the base station can only support 6 active calls
with the narrowband codec and 3 calls with the wideband codec.
Note
The single cell and multicell deployments have different maximum numbers of handsets and base
stations. The following table describes the limits.
Table 2: Maximum Handsets and Base Stations in Single Cell and Multicell Configurations
MulticellSingle CellHardware
2501Base stations
1000 SIP registrations30Handsets
For information on network configurations, see Single Cell and Multicell Networks, on page 3.
• Size of the space to be covered.
• Range of the base stations. Each base station has a range of up to 984 feet (300 meters) outdoors
and a range of 164 feet (50 meters) indoors.
• The call control system must be set up and operational. Obtain the call control system information,
including server addresses, user ids, and passwords. You may find Worksheets useful when you collect
the information.
• Plan the location to install each base station.
• Determine if you need to mount the base stations on walls or on the ceiling.
We provide wall plugs and screws to mount the base station on drywall (plasterboard), but your
surface may require a different fastening system.
•Ensure that there is a LAN connection close to the planned location of each base station. The Ethernet
cable included with the base is 78.5 inches (200 cm) but you can use any length of straight-through
CAT5e cable.
• If you do not use Power over Ethernet (PoE), ensure that there is an electrical outlet close to the
planned location of each base station. The length of the power cord with the adapter is 82 inches
(208 cm).
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• Determine that the base stations are placed so that handsets can communicate. Make sure that the
coverage is optimal for your users.
With the Cisco IP DECT 210 Multi-Cell Base Station, you can add additional base stations to
improve coverage.
Related Topics
Mount the Base Station on the Wall, on page 10
Mount the Base Station on the Ceiling, on page 6
Single Cell and Multicell Networks
Based on the information collected in Installation Requirements, on page 1, you set up either a single cell
system or a multicell system.
A single cell system consists of one base station with up to 30 handsets. The following diagram shows a single
cell network.
Figure 1: Single Cell Network
A multicell system consists of several base stations with each handling up to 30 handsets. The following
diagram shows a multicell network with 3 base stations.
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Figure 2: Multicell Network
Base Station Package Contents
Your base station package has the following contents:
• Base station
• Base station stand
• Ethernet cable
• Regional power adapter
• USB-to-power jack cable
• Mounting screws and plugs
• Printed compliance document
If you want to mount the base station on the ceiling, you need to order a separate ceiling mount kit.
Power Requirements
The base station requires one of these power sources:
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) - minimum IEEE 802.3: Power class 2 (3.84 – 6.49W)
• Power adapter specific to your region with a USB-to-power jack cable. The power adapter is plugged
into an electrical outlet.
The handset is powered by a 3.7V, 1000mAh, 4.1Wh, Lithium ion battery.
The handset charger power cable plugs into the regional power adapter, and the power adapter must be plugged
into an electrical outlet.
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Base Station Package Contents
Install the Base Station
When the base station connects to the network, the LEDs light to indicate the network status:
• Green—Connected.
• Amber—Connection in progress.
• Red, flashing—Can't connect to the network.
• Red, solid—Network connection resetting.
Use this procedure to check that the base station and the network can communicate with each other, before
you mount the base station in the chosen location.
Before you begin
The base station requires:
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) or a power adapter
• LAN connection
• An IP address assigned by DHCP in the network
Procedure
Step 1 Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the base station.
Step 2 Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into the LAN port.
Step 3 If you don't use PoE, plug the power adapter into the base station and then into the electrical outlet.
Step 4 If the LED flashes red after a few minutes, do these steps:
a) Locate the Reset button on the bottom edge of the base station.
b) Press and hold Reset until the LED is a solid red.
c) Release Reset.
The LED should flash amber and then try to connect. If the LED doesn't light green, then the base station
can't get an IP address. See Base Station LED is Solid Red for further help.
What to do next
Mount the base station with one of these procedures:
•Mount the Base Station on the Ceiling, on page 6
•Mount the Base Station on a Desk, on page 9
•Mount the Base Station on the Wall, on page 10
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Mount the Base Station on the Ceiling
You can mount the base station on a ceiling. The base station has a custom ceiling mount bracket that you
can install on the ceiling. You need to order the ceiling mount bracket.
Figure 3: Ceiling Mount Bracket
Each base station has a range of up to 984 feet (300 meters).
In this task, the term device means the base station.
Before you begin
You need:
• Ceiling mount bracket
• Pencil
• Mounting hardware (screws and plugs) suitable for the ceiling construction.
• LAN connection close to the mounting location.
• If you do not use PoE, a power outlet close to the mounting location.
• Ensure that the base station can communicate with the network (see Install the Base Station, on page
5). After it can communicate and the LED is green, you can unplug the cables.
Determine the best placement, taking into account the coverage area and the building construction materials.
You may need to install addition base stations for best coverage.
You can use the site survey tool on the handset to plan placement.
Procedure
Step 1 Hold the ceiling mount bracket in the desired location.
Step 2 Mark the screw placement.
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Step 3 Install the plugs as described by the manufacturer.
Step 4 Install the screws through the bracket and into the plugs.
Step 5 Connect the Ethernet cable to the device and route the cable through the slot in the device.
Step 6 Plug the power adapter into the device and route the cable through the slot in the device.
Step 7 Align the slots in the bracket with the slots in the device and turn left until the device locks in place.
This graphic shows the alignment of the mounting bracket to the base station.
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This diagram shows the way you turn the device to lock it into the mounting bracket.
Step 8 Plug the Ethernet cable into the LAN port.
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Step 9 If required, plug the power adapter into the electrical outlet.
What to do next
Configure the Base Station
Mount the Base Station on a Desk
You can place the base station on a desk or other horizontal surface (for example, a book shelf). Select a
location where the base station won't be easily knocked off.
Each base station has a range of up to 984 feet (300 meters).
In this task, the term device means the base station.
Before you begin
You need:
• LAN connection close to the mounting location.
• If you do not use PoE, a power outlet close to the mounting location.
• Ensure that the base station can communicate with the network (see Install the Base Station, on page
5). After it can communicate and the LED is green, you can unplug the cables if you haven't tested the
base station in the final location.
Determine the best placement, taking into account the coverage area and the building construction materials.
You may need to install addition base stations for best coverage.
You can use the site survey tool on the handset to plan placement.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the Ethernet cable to the device and route the cable through the slot in the device.
Step 2 If required, plug the power adapter into the device and route the cable through the slot in the device.
Step 3 Slide the stand into the device and press it until it clicks into place.
This graphic shows the stand connection to the base station.
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Step 4 Plug the Ethernet cable into the LAN port.
Step 5 If required, plug the power adapter into the electrical outlet.
What to do next
Configure the Base Station
Mount the Base Station on the Wall
You can mount the base station on a wall. You put two screws into the wall and slip the base station onto the
screw heads or you can use the ceiling mount bracket.
We recommend that you mount the base station as high as possible on a wall. If possible, mount it at a
downward facing angle for better radio coverage.
Each base station has a range of up to 984 feet (300 meters).
In this task, the term device means the base station.
Before you begin
You need:
• Pencil
• Level
• Tape measure
• Mounting hardware (screws and wall plugs) suitable for the wall construction. You can also use the
ceiling mount bracket.
• LAN connection close to the mounting location.
• If you do not use PoE, a power outlet close to the mounting location.
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