smart-dect tips 20150109

IOT Report for Smart-DECT

- Smart-DECT Tips -

Rev 1.5 9th Jan. 2015

Introduction

KX-PRXA10 or KX-PRXA15 is Smart DECT Phone for

Consumer. This phone is a DECT phone and a Smart-

phone with Android OS.

This Smart DECT Phone is connected to PBX KX-NS1000

via Cell Station, and following operation has been tested.

1. Smart-DECT can work as a DECT-Extension for PBX

2. DECT Extension and Smart Phone Application can

coexist on a Smart-DECT handset.

In this document, the test results is reported.

Table of Contents

1. Registering Smart-DECT to PBX

2. Test result as DECT Extension

3. Test for Coexistence with DECT Ext. and App.

4. Conclusion

Revision History

20140618-00 Rev 1.0 Smart-DECT Tips 20140616.pptx

20140618-01 Rev 1.1 Smart-DECT Tips 20140618.pptx - Revised model number: KX-PRX110/120 -> KX-PRXA10 , KX-PRX150 -> KX-PRXA15

20140717-02 Rev 1.2 Smart-DECT Tips 20140717.pptx

- Added Test result of Media5-fone

20141006 Rev 1.3 Smart-DECT Tips 20141006.pptx

- Chapter 3: Added the test result of Microsoft Lync

Added the test result of ProCall 5

- Appendix: Added the configuration diagram for MS Lync and ProCall

20141015 Rev 1.4 Smart-DECT Tips 20141015.pptx

- Chapter 3: Added the test result summary

(New!) 20150109 Rev 1.5 Smart-DECT Tips 20150109.pptx

Added the test result of Poltys CA RCS:

- Chapter 3: Pages added (p.14, p.15, p.24, p.25, p.36)

Item added (p.34, p.35)

- Chapter 4: Page added (p.44)

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Chapter 1

Registering Smart-DECT to PBX

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IP-CS

KX-NCP0158

PBX

KX-NS1000

LAN

1-1 System Diagram

Smart-DECT

KX-PRXA10

Smart-DECT

KX-PRXA15

IP-PT

KX-NT Series

PC for Managing PBX

WebMC

*According to each test-contents, when required, various terminals, equipment,

outside line, etc. are extended in this basic environment.

Basic Environment (*)

Analogue Phone

(SLT)

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1-2 Registering Smart-DECT to PBX via Cell Station

1. WebMC side same as procedure to register PS to PBX 2. Smart-DECT side

1. Under the menu

Register handset, 2. Select Base unit and tap

OK. 3. When asked PIN input,

Enter PIN set in the red

frame on the left Web

MC screen. (e.g. 1234)

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Chapter 2

Test Result as DECT-Extension

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2-1 Operable functions -1

2 Test Result as DECT-Extension

# Operable Function Conditions Note

1 Outgoing Call

2 Incoming Call

3 Hold / Hold release Its available to operate only with feature code

Dont use Hold key ! If its used, the Call will be disconnected.

4 Hold Recall When Hold Recall occur, Caller ID or "Incoming Call" is

displayed.

Dont use Hold key ! If its used, the Call will be disconnected.

5 Transfer / Transfer Cancel Its available to operate only with feature code

-Dont use Hold key ! If its used, the Call will be disconnected.

-Cannot select ring tone

pattern according to type of

incoming call at destination

extension

6 Transfer Recall Dont use Hold key ! If its used, the Call will be disconnected.

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# Operable Function Conditions

7 Caller ID Display -Only caller ID is displayed as Caller information -If caller ID and Name are in Local Phonebook, Caller

name is displayed

8 Incoming calls with DDI numbers

9 Incoming calls to ICD Group

10 Calling Line Identification

Presentation (CLIP)

11 Door phone call When calling from door phone, it is displayed as "Incoming call form Landline" on LCD (on Smart-

DECT)

12 Door open

13 Access to External relay

14 Intercept Routing No Answer

(IRNA)

15 Handover

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# Operable Function Conditions

16 Incoming call to be diverted

17 Local Phonebook

18 Outgoing Log Redial

19 Time Display -Time of PBX side is not displayed -Time of Smart-DECT side is displayed

-Time should be set on Android in Smart-DECT

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2-2 Inoperable functions


# Inoperable function Explanation

1 Incoming Call to PS Ring Group Even if Smart-DECT phone is registered into PS Ring Group, when incoming call to the group occur, only

the phone does not ring.

2 Display own extension number or

name during standby mode

3 PBX System Speed Dial Cannot display or search System Speed Dial on Smart-DECT phone

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Chapter 3

Test for Coexistence with

DECT-Ext. and App.

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via CA RCS-1

3 Test for Coexistence with DECT-Ext. and App.

CA RCS

Ext. 207

CA RCS

Ext. 208

Smart-DECT KX-PRXA15

DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

PT

Ext. 101 Call

During a Conversation


Conditions: CA RCS (Version 4.0.3.2039) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected by the communication bridge

server via a Wi-Fi network. DECT extensions (via a cell station) and PT were connected to a PBX under a

different local network. For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: An incoming call from PT Ext.101 to DECT Ext.105, during a conversation between CA RCS Ext. 207 and

Ext.208.

*CA RCS :

It is one of the Mobile SIP softphone applications designed for Panasonic KX-NS series PBXs.

CA RCS is made by Poltys Inc. who is one of PSDN Gold Partners.

CA RCS

CA RCS

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via CA RCS-2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Test result: 1. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on DECT Ext.105. And the call between CA

RCS Ext. 207 and Ext. 208 was kept.

2. DECT Ext. 105 could reject the incoming call (DECLINE).

3. After DECLINE, the call between CA RCS Ext. 207 and Ext. 208 was kept as-is.

4. When DECT Ext.105 answered the call, the call between the CA RCS Extensions was kept but the

conversation could not be established (the call is still connected, but could not talk each other), while

the conversation between the DECT Ext. 105 and PT Ext. 101 are established (could talk each other).

5. After completing the call on the DECT Ext. 105 , the call between the CA RCS Extensions was kept,

and the conversation revived (voice became audible each other).

Incoming

call screen

appeared

and the

ringer rang.

PT

Ext. 101

CA RCS

Ext. 207

CA RCS

Ext. 208

CA RCS

CA RCS

While the DECT Ext. 105 is talking,

the call was kept but could not talk

each other.

After completing the call on the

DECT Ext., the voice of each

party revived.

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Media5-fone -1


Media5-fone

Ext. 207

Media5-fone

Ext. 208


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

SLT

Ext. 107 Call



Wi-Fi

Conditions: Both Smart-DECT phones were connected to a Wi-Fi on the same network as this test environment.

Media5-fone(*)-Extensions, DECT-Extensions and SLT were connected to the PBX via Wi-Fi, Cell

Station and Single line.

Test scene: An incoming call from SLT Ext.107 to DECT Ext.105, during a conversation between Media5-fone Ext.

207 and Ext.208.

*Media5-fone :

It is one of the Mobile SIP softphone applications. (Version 3.7.1.1118)

This product is made by Media5 Corporation who is one of PSDN Silver Partners.

Media5 -fone

Media5 -fone

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Media5 -fone

3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Media5-fone -2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

Test result: 1. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on DECT Ext.105. And the call between

Media5-fone Ext. 207 and Ext. 208 was kept.


3. After DECLINE, the call between Media5-fone Ext. 207 and Ext. 208 was kept as-is.

4. When DECT Ext.105 answered the call, the call between the Media5-fone Extensions was kept but

the conversation could not be established (the call is still connected, but could not talk each other),

while the conversation between the DECT Ext. 105 and SLT are established (could talk each other).

5. After completing the call on the DECT Ext. 105, the call between the Media5-fone Extensions was

kept, and the conversation revived (voice became audible each other).

Incoming

call screen

appeared

and the

ringer rang.

While the DECT Ext. 105 is talking,

the call was kept but could not talk

each other.


DECT Ext., the voice of each

party revived.

Media5-fone

Ext. 207

Media5-fone

Ext. 208

Media5 -fone

SLT

Ext. 107

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Bria -1


Bria

Ext. 262 Bria

Ext. 261


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

IP-PT

Ext. 101 Call



Wi-Fi


Bria(*)-Extensions, DECT-Extensions and IP-PT were connected to the PBX via Wi-Fi, Cell Station and

LAN.

Test scene: An incoming call from IP-PT Ext.101 occurred to DECT Ext.105, during a conversation between Bria Ext.

261 and Bria Ext.262.

*Bria:

It is one of the Mobile SIP softphone applications. That full name is Bria Android Edition. (Version 3.0.5.70292) This product is made by CounterPath Corporation who is one of PSDN Silver Partners.

B r i a B r i a

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B r i a

3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Bria -2


Bria

Ext. 262 Bria

Ext. 261


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

IP-PT

Ext. 101 Call



Wi-Fi

Test result: 1. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on DECT Ext.105. And Bria Ext. 262 became

local-hold state automatically. (The state is silent for local-hold.)


3. After DECLINE, manually retrieve the held call on the Bria Ext to return to the conversation.

4. When DECT Ext.105 answered the call, the call between the Bria Extensions continue was kept held.

5. After completing the call on the DECT Ext., the call between the Bria Extensions revived

automatically. (The held call was retrieved and the speakerphone was enabled.)

Incoming

call screen

appeared

and the

ringer rang.

To be local-

hold state

automatically


DECT Ext., the held call was

retrieved automatically.

B r i a

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Lync -1


U1

[email protected]

U2

[email protected]


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

SLT

Ext. 107 Call



Wi-Fi

Conditions: Microsoft Lync 2013 (Version 5.4.1106.0) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected via Wi-Fi.

DECT extensions (via a cell station) and SLT were connected to a PBX that was independent. For the

details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: While U1 and U2 were talking, DECT ext. 105 received a call from SLT ext. 107.

*Microsoft Lync 2013:

Includes instant messaging, Voice Over IP, and video conferencing inside the client software. All communication between

the clients takes place through a Microsoft Lync Server.

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via Lync -2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

Test result: 1. When SLT Ext. 107 made a call to the DECT ext. 105, the ringer rang and the incoming call screen

appeared on DECT Ext. 105. The call between U1 and U2 was kept, but it was hard to talk each

other as the DECT ringer was ringing.

2. DECT Ext. 105 could reject the call. (DECLINE)

3. After DECLINE, the call between U1 and U2 was kept as-is.

4. When DECT Ext.105 answered the call, the call between U1 and U2 was automatically placed on

hold. There was no Music on Hold, but U2 was able to confirm the hold status with the message on

the screen: REMOTE USER has put on hold. 5. After completing the call on the DECT Ext., U1 was able to confirm the Lync call was still placed on

hold with the message on the screen: Your Lync call is on hold. Manually retrieve the held call.

SLT

Ext. 107

U2 was automatically put on hold after

DECT Ext. 105 answered the incoming

call. No MoH, REMOTE USER has put on hold. on the screen.

After completing the call on the DECT

Ext., U2 was still on hold. Your Lync call is on hold. on the screen, so U1 needed to manually retrieve the call.

U1

[email protected]

The ringer

rang and

Incoming

call screen

appeared.

U2

[email protected]

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via ProCall -1


U1 U2


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

SLT

Ext. 107 Call



Wi-Fi

Conditions: ProCall 5 Mobile (Version 1.28.0 [1411]) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected via Wi-Fi. DECT

extensions (via a cell station) and an SLT were connected to a PBX that was also connected to the same

network as the ProCall server. For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: While U1 and U2 were talking, DECT ext. 105 received a call from SLT ext. 107.

*ProCall 5:

Is a Unified Communications & Collaboration solution featuring CTI, presence management, instant messaging and

audio/video communication in order to improve collaboration within companies and, through federation, beyond company

borders - for example with customers, suppliers and business partners. Offered by ESTOS GmbH.

ProCall ProCall

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3-1 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation via ProCall -2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

Test result: 1. When SLT Ext. 107 made a call to the DECT ext. 105, the ringer rang and the incoming call screen

appeared on DECT Ext. 105. The call between U1 and U2 was kept as-is.

2. DECT Ext. 105 could reject the call. (DECLINE)

3. After DECLINE, the call between U1 and U2 was kept as-is.

4. When DECT Ext.105 answered the call, the ProCall call was kept (was not put on hold), but U1 and

U2 became silent completely as the smart DECT application occupied the resources of the

microphone and the speakerphone.

5. After completing the call on the DECT Ext., the call between U1 and U2 revived automatically.

SLT

Ext. 107

U1

The ringer

rang and

Incoming

call screen

appeared.

U2

ProCall

After DECT Ext. 105 answered the

incoming call, the ProCall call was kept

but became silent completely (no voice

from / to U1).

ProCall

After completing the call on the DECT

Ext., the call between U1 and U2 revived

automatically.

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3-2 Incoming call to CA RCS during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Conditions: CA RCS (Version 4.0.3.2039) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected by the communication bridge

server via a Wi-Fi network. DECT extensions (via a cell station) and PT were connected to a PBX under a

different local network. For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: An incoming call from PT Ext.101 to CA RCS Ext.207, during a conversation between DECT Ext.105 and

Ext.106.

PT

Ext. 101

CA RCS

Ext. 207

CA RCS

Ext. 208

CA RCS

CA RCS

*CA RCS :

It is one of the Mobile SIP softphone applications designed for Panasonic KX-NS series PBXs.

CA RCS is made by Poltys Inc. who is one of PSDN Gold Partners.

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3-2 Incoming call to CA RCS during a conversation via DECT -2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call


Smart-DECT KX-PRXA15 Incoming

call screen

appeared

and the

ringer rang.

Even after the CA RCS Ext

answered the call, the call was

kept normally.

While DECT Ext was talking,

CA RCS could not hear / send

the voice from / to the PT.

Test result: 1. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on CA RCS Ext.207. And, the call was kept

between DECT Ext.105 and Ext.106.

2. CA RCS (ext. 207) could reject the incoming call (DECLINE).

3. After DECLINE, the call between DECT Ext.105 and Ext.106 was kept as-is.

4. When CA RCS (ext. 207) answered the call, the call between the DECT Extensions was kept as-is

(could talk each other), while the conversation between CA RCS (ext. 207) and the PT could not be

established (the call arrived, but could not talk each other).

5. After completing the call on the DECT Extensions, the call between CA RCS (ext. 207) and the PT

was kept, and the conversation was established (voice became audible each other).

PT

Ext. 101

CA RCS

Ext. 207

CA RCS

Ext. 208

CA RCS

CA RCS

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3-2 Incoming call to Media5-fone during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi


Media5-fone(*)-Extensions, DECT-Extensions and SLT were connected to the PBX via Wi-Fi, Cell

Station, and Single line.

Test scene: An incoming call from SLT Ext.107 to Media5-fone Ext.207, during a conversation between DECT

Ext.105 and Ext.106.

*Media5-fone :



Media5-fone

Ext. 207

Media5-fone

Ext. 208

Media5 -fone

Media5 -fone

SLT

Ext. 107

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3-2 Incoming call to Media5-fone during a conversation via DECT -2



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

SLT

Ext. 107

Media5 -fone

Media5-fone

Ext. 207

Media5-fone

Ext. 208

Media5 -fone

Incoming

call screen

appeared

and the

ringer rang.

Even after the Media5-fone Ext

answered the call, the call was

kept normally.

While DECT Ext was talking,

Media5-fone could not hear /

send the voice from / to the SLT.

Test result: 1. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on Media5-fone Ext.207. And, the call was

kept between DECT Ext.105 and Ext.106.

2. Media5-fone (ext. 207) could reject the incoming call (DECLINE).


4. When Media5-fone (ext. 207) answered the call, the call between the DECT Extensions was kept as-

is (could talk each other), while the conversation between Media5-fone (ext. 207) and the SLT could

not be established (the call arrived, but could not talk each other).

5. After completing the call on the DECT Extensions, the call between Media5-fone (ext. 207) and the

SLT was kept, and the conversation was established (voice became audible each other).

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3-2 Incoming call to Bria during a conversation via DECT -1


Bria

Ext. 262 Bria

Ext. 261


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

IP-PT

Ext. 101 Call



Wi-Fi


Bria(*)-Extensions, DECT-Extensions and IP-PT were connected to the PBX via Wi-Fi, Cell Station, and

LAN.

Test scene: An incoming call from IP-PT Ext.101 occured to Bria Ext.262, during a conversation between DECT Ext.

105 and DECT Ext.106.

*Bria:


B r i a B r i a

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B r i a

3-2 Incoming call to Bria during a conversation via DECT -2


Bria

Ext. 262 Bria

Ext. 261


DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

IP-PT

Ext. 101 Call



Wi-Fi

Test result: Bria Ext.262 received no incoming call from IP-PT Ext.101.

(IP-PT recognized that Bria was in Busy state.)

*Bria seemed to be able to recognize that the state of other software-phone in the same terminal was

Busy.

Bria received

no incoming

call

B r i a

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3-2 Incoming call to Lync during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

Conditions: Microsoft Lync 2013 (Version 5.4.1106.0) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected via Wi-Fi.

DECT extensions (via a cell station) were connected to a PBX that was independent. For the details,

please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: A Lync call from U3 to U1, during a conversation between DECT Ext. 105 and DECT Ext.106.

Smartphone (Android)


Includes instant messaging, Voice Over IP, and video conferencing inside the client software. All communication between

the clients takes place through a Microsoft Lync Server.

U2

[email protected]

U1

[email protected]

U3

[email protected]

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3-2 Incoming call to Lync during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi


Test result: The presence of U1 seen by U3 was inActive. After U3 made a call to U1, Connecting appeared on the screen of U3, no tone, no voice, and the call disconnected as the timer expired. Nothing happened on

Lync U1, no rings, no messages: no call arrived.

The presence

seen by U3

was inActive. The ringer did

not ring at all.

Nothing

appeared on

the screen.

U1

[email protected]

U2

[email protected]

U3

[email protected]

Connecting appeared on the

screen.

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3-2 Incoming call to ProCall during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi

Conditions: ProCall 5 Mobile (Version 1.28.0 [1411]) on the Smart DECT Phones were connected via Wi-Fi. DECT

extensions (via a cell station) were connected to a PBX that was also connected to the same network as

the ProCall server. For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: A ProCall call from U3 to U1, during a conversation between DECT Ext. 105 and DECT Ext.106.


U2 U1

U3

ProCall ProCall

ProCall

*ProCall 5:

Is a Unified Communications & Collaboration solution featuring CTI, presence management, instant messaging and

audio/video communication in order to improve collaboration within companies and, through federation, beyond company

borders - for example with customers, suppliers and business partners. Offered by ESTOS GmbH.

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3-2 Incoming call to ProCall during a conversation via DECT -1



DECT

Ext. 105

DECT

Ext. 106

Call



Wi-Fi


Test result: 1. The presence of U1 seen by U3 was Available. 2. An incoming call screen appeared and the ringer rang on U1. The call between DECT extensions

were kept, but it was hard to talk as the ProCall ringer was ringing.

3. U1 could reject the incoming call (DECLINE).


5. When U1 answered the call, the DECT call was kept (was not put on hold), but Ext. 105 and Ext.

106 became silent completely as ProCall occupied the resources of the microphone and the

speakerphone.

6. After completing the call on U1, the call between the DECT extensions revived automatically

U1 U2

U3

ProCall ProCall

ProCall

The presence

seen by U3

was

Available. The ringer

rang and

Incoming call

screen

appeared.

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3-3 Incoming call to DECT during a conversation b/w application

3 Test ResultsSummary

CA RCS / Media5-fone Bria MS Lync ProCall

DECT App 1 App 2 DECT Bria 1 Bria 2 DECT Lync 1 Lync 2 DECT ProCall 1 ProCall 2

When

making a

call (to

DECT from

an SLT)

Incoming

call

screen

Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- --

Ringer Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- --

DECLINE Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- -- Yes -- --

Call Kept -- Yes Yes -- Yes Yes -- Yes*1 Yes*1 -- Yes Yes

Placed on

Hold -- No No -- Auto Auto -- No No -- No No

Music on

Hold

(MoH)

-- No No -- No No -- No No -- No No

While

talking (b/w

SLT and

DECT)

Placed on

Hold -- No No -- -- -- -- Auto Auto -- No No

MoH -- No No -- -- -- -- No*2 No*2 -- No No

Voice Yes No No Yes -- -- Yes No No Yes No No

Talk Yes No No Yes -- -- Yes No No Yes No No

After the

call b/w SLT

and DECT

completed

Hold

Retrieve -- -- -- -- Auto Auto -- Manual Manual -- -- --

Voice

Revived -- Auto Auto -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Auto Auto

*1 It is very hard to talk each other as the DECT ringer is ringing.

*2 Lync 2 user can confirm the hold status with the message on the screen: REMOTE USER has put on hold.

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3-3 Incoming call to application during a conversation b/w DECT

3 Test ResultsSummary

CA RCS / Media5-fone Bria MS Lync ProCall

App DECT 1 DECT 2 Bria DECT 1 DECT 2 Lync DECT 1 DECT 2 ProCall DECT 1 DECT 2

When

making a

call (to

App.)

Incoming

call

screen

Yes -- -- No -- -- No -- -- Yes -- --

Ringer Yes -- -- No -- -- No -- -- Yes -- --

DECLINE Yes -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Yes -- --

Call Kept -- Yes Yes -- Yes Yes -- Yes Yes -- Yes*2 Yes*2

Placed on

Hold -- No No -- No No -- No No -- No No

Music on

Hold

(MoH)

-- No No -- No No -- No No -- No No

While

talking (with

App.)

Placed on

Hold -- No No -- -- -- -- -- -- -- No No

MoH -- No No -- -- -- -- -- -- -- No No

Voice No*1 Yes Yes -- -- -- -- -- -- Yes No No

Talk No*1 Yes Yes -- -- -- -- -- -- Yes No No

After the

call with

App.

completed

Hold

Retrieve -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Voice

Revived -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Auto Auto

*1 Conversation cannot be established with CA RCS / Media5-fone.

*2 It is very hard to talk each other as the ProCall ringer is ringing.

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3-4 Voice / Video Call and IM using CA RCS as Mobile Softphone


Test result:

Conditions: Smart-DECT phones, iPhone 5, Galaxy note 3, and PC (Windows 7) were connected to the same

network. CA RCS Version 4.0.3.2039 was installed on each mobile device, and CA (CA Client) Version

4.2.1.2 was on the PC.

Test scene: Checked if the Voice call, Video call, Presence and Chat between the listed terminals were possible using

CA RCS and CA.

iPhone5

(CA RCS)

Galaxy note 3

(CA RCS)

KX-PRXA15

(CA RCS)

PC--Windows 7

(CA)

Voice Video Presence Chat Voice Video Presence Chat Voice Video Presence Chat Voice Video Presence Chat

KX-

PRXA15

(CA RCS)

OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK N/A OK OK

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3-4 Voice Call using Media5-fone as Mobile SIP Softphone


Test result:

Conditions: Smart-DECT phones, iPhone 5, and Galaxy note 3 were connected to a Wi-Fi on the same network as

test environment.

Media5-fone(*)-Extension in each Smartphone were connected to one PBX via Wi-Fi and LAN.

Test scene: Checked if the Voice call between various terminals were possible using Media5-fone.

*Media5-fone :



iPhone5 (Media5-fone)

Galaxy note 3 (Media5-fone)

KX-PRXA15 (Media5-fone)

Voice Video Voice Video Voice Video

KX-PRXA15 (Media5-fone)

OK - OK - OK -

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3-4 Voice Call / Video Call using Bria as Mobile SIP Softphone


Test result:

Conditions: Both Smart-DECT phones , iPhone 5, and Galaxy note 3 were connected to a Wi-Fi on the same

network as test environment.

Bria(*)-Extension in each Smartphone were connected to one PBX via Wi-Fi and LAN.

Test scene: Checked if the Voice call and Video call between various terminals were possible using Bria.

*Bria:


iPhone5 (Bria)

Galaxy note 3 (Bria)

KX-PRXA15 (Bria)

Voice Video Voice Video Voice Video

KX-PRXA10 (Bria)

OK OK OK OK OK OK

KX-PRXA15 (Bria)

OK OK OK OK No test No test

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3-4 Voice / Video Call and IM using Lync as Mobile Softphone


Test result:

Conditions: Smart-DECT phones, iPhone 5, Galaxy note 3, and PC (Windows 7) were connected to the same

network. The following version of Microsoft Lync was installed on each device.

Lync Mobile 2013 for Android: Version 5.4.1106.0

Lync Mobile 2013 for iPhone: Version 5.5

Lync 2013: Version 15.0.4649.1000

For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: Checked if the Voice call, Video call and Instant Message (IM) between the listed terminals were possible

using Lync.

iPhone5

(Lync)

Galaxy note 3

(Lync)

KX-PRXA15

(Lync)

PC--Windows 7

(Lync)

Voice Video Presence IM Voice Video Presence IM Voice Video Presence* IM Voice Video Presence IM

KX-

PRXA15

(Lync)

OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK


Includes instant messaging, Voice Over IP, and video conferencing inside the client software. All communication

between the clients takes place through a Microsoft Lync Server.

While a Smart DECT Phone is talking via DECT, the presence of Lync on that Smart DECT Phone is inActive. It seems that Lync detects conditions of microphone and speaker device on the Smart DECT Phone .

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3-4 Voice / Video Call and IM using ProCall as Mobile Softphone


Test result:

Conditions: Smart-DECT phones, Galaxy note 3, and PC (Windows 7) were connected to the same network. The

following version of Procall 5 was installed on each device.

ProCall 5 Mobile for Android: Version 1.28.0 (1411)

ProCall 5 for Windows: Version 5.0.2.29500

For the details, please refer to AppendixSystem Configuration Diagram.

Test scene: Checked if the Voice call, Video call, Presence and Chat ( Send Text Message ) between the listed

terminals were possible using ProCall.

Galaxy note 3

(ProCall)

KX-PRXA15

(ProCall)

PC--Windows 7

(ProCall)

Voice Video Presence Chat Voice Video Presence* Chat Voice Video Presence Chat

KX-

PRXA15

(ProCall)

OK N/A OK OK OK N/A OK OK OK N/A OK OK

*ProCall 5:

Is a Unified Communications & Collaboration solution featuring CTI, presence management, instant messaging

and audio/video communication in order to improve collaboration within companies and, through federation,

beyond company borders - for example with customers, suppliers and business partners. Offered by ESTOS

GmbH.

* While a Smart DECT Phone is talking via DECT, the presence of ProCall on that Smart DECT Phone is Available.

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Chapter 4

Conclusion

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4 Conclusion

Smart-DECT connected to PBX, can be used as follows.

1. DECT extension via Cell Station using Voice Call

2. Mobile extension via Wi-Fi using Voice Call or Video Call

3. DECT extension and Mobile extension can co-exist in the same

Smart-DECT handset

Conclusions from IOT for Smart-DECT

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Appendix

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PBX (KX-NS1000)

System Configuration Diagram

Configuration for Poltys CA RCS

Communication Bridge Server

Wi-Fi Access Point

DECT Cell

Station 192.168.0.101

CA RCS (Ext. 207)

192.168.0.20

Smart DECT

Phone (Ext. 105)

CA RCS (Ext. 208)

Smart DECT

Phone (Ext. 106)

Media5 MPS Server (for user authentication)

PT (Ext. 101)

LAN

WAN

LAN

WAN

Public Network

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PBX (KX-NS1000)


Configuration for MS Lync

Reverse Proxy Server

IIS (AAR)

Edge Server

Lync 2013

Lync Server 2013 IIS

AD Certificate

DNS Windows 7 Lync 2013 Client

Smart DECT Phone Lync Mobile 2013

Smart DECT Phone Lync Mobile 2013

[email protected]

Seg. 1

Seg. 0

Client Group

Servers for MS Lync 2013 (Windows Server 2012 R2)

Servers for MS Lync 2013 Moblie (Windows Server 2012 R2)

Wi-Fi Access Point

DECT Cell

Station [email protected]

[email protected]

192.168.0.254

192.168.0.153 192.168.0.152

192.168.0.151 192.168.0.150

192.168.0.253

192.168.0.101

192.168.1.153 192.168.1.152

192.168.1.254

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DECT Cell Station


Configuration for ESTOS ProCall

Windows Server 2012 R2

ProCall 5 Enterprise UCServer UCServer Web Services IIS / DNS

Windows 7

ProCall 5 Client

Smart DECT Phone ProCall Mobile

Smart DECT Phone ProCall Mobile

Wi-Fi Access Point

PBX (KX-NS1000)

192.168.0.254

192.168.0.200

192.168.0.201 SLT (Single Line Telephone)

192.168.0.199

192.168.0.111

Trademarks and registered trademarks

- Media5 and Media5-fone are trademarks of Media5 Corporation

- CounterPath is a registered trademark of CounterPath Corporation

- iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

- Galaxy is a registered trademark of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

- Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance

- Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google Inc.

- The BluetoothR word mark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such

marks by Panasonic Corporation is under license.

- The microSDHC Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.

- Microsoft , Windows and Lync are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

- All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective owners.

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