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# Snom DECT System
Integrate your Snom DECT System with your PASCOM IP PBX solution.
## Supported Endpoints
| Models | |
| --------- | --------- |
| Snom M400 | Snom M900 |
[SNOM EOL List](https://service.snom.com/display/wiki/Snom+products+lifecycle)
## Overview
The Snom DECT base stations can be operated in both Single Cell and Multi-Cell deployments. As such the Snom M700 is ideally suited for organisations that require additional [work place mobility](https://www.pascom.net/en/feature-overview/) over multiple floors or across larger company buildings.
### Available Channels
| | Snom DECT - Single Cell | Snom DECT - Multi-Cell |
| -------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Narrowband (g711, g729, g726) | 10 | 8 |
| Wideband (g722), SRTP aktiviert (g722, g711, g729, g726) | 5 | 4 |
## Add a new DECT Base
### 1. Connect DECT System
Integrate the DECT system into your network.
### 2. Find the MAC Address
The MAC address can be found on the base station or on an enclosed memo.
### 3. Add Base Station
Log in to your PASCOM System and add a new basestation under **Gateways** > **Gatewaylist** of the type **SNOM Dect**.
Enter the previously determined MAC address of the DECT system in the **Mac address** field.
### 4. Apply Jobs
After saving the changes, a job box appears (above). Start the job with a click on the button **Apply**.
### 5. Find the Provision URL
Check the DECT System in the device list and select **Aktion** > **Provisioning URL**. Copy that **URL** to the clipboard.
### 6. Enter the Provisioning URL to DECT base station admin UI
Enter the just copied provisioning URL on the DECT System's Web UI.
Click on **Apply** and then on **Reboot**.
## Configuring Multi-Cell Operation
Should you wish to network multiple Gateways into a multicell DECT system, simply mark and select all the desired Gateways and click **Edit**. By using the arrow buttons, you can navigate through all your selected Gateways and then edit them as follows:
Under the **Mutli Cell** option, select the value **Base Station** for one of the Gateways and for all other Gateways, select the option **Repeater**.
### Add / Assign Handsets
Under **Devices** > **Device List** > **Add**, select the option **Via Snom DECT Gateway: handset**
Ìn the next screen, you will be able to configure the device and under the **Assignment** tab you will be able to assign users and / or locations.
| Parameter | Description | Comments |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Connected to | Select a Gateway to connect to. | In multicell environments, all Gateways configured as a repeater are automatically hidden. |
| IPEI Number | Enter the handset IPEI number which can be found via the handset menu Settings > Status | The first line of the IPEI number is enough, i.e. everything after the colon (:) symbol does not need to be entered. |
| SIP Options | (Optional Step) It is possible to enter all the SIP peer options as supported by Asterisk | Please refer to Asterisk's SIP Configuration - Peers and Clients Documentation. |
### Problems with older Snom DECT firmwares
It may happen that provisioning does not work in older firmware versions because the **"Filename "** field already contains a value by default.
**The Solution:**
Log in to the web admin interface of the Snom DECT system and in the **"Management settings "** you will find the **"Filename "** field. Delete all values manually here.
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