Questions about the functions of the Rousseau

What exactly is supposed to trigger this DECT fallback? I can’t figure it out in the FAQ.

In any case, almost all DECT handsets can be registered to the Rousseau base station. However, they will not have access to the (ridiculous) central telephone book and the call list will not be handled synchronously either.

They don’t block it, but:

compatibility
The operation of analogue or ISDN handsets on the base is not recommended
the range of functions may be limited or completely missing and satisfactory voice quality cannot be guaranteed.

http://www.swisscom.ch/dam/swisscom/de/res/hilfe/downloadcenter/fixnet/rousseau/20406030xx_ba_ki_a0_Rousseau_10_DE_FR_IT_141211 .pdf

In case it doesn’t work properly, you’ve of course got yourself covered 🙂

EDIT. INT works between Rousseau 300 and Gigaset S68H

Hi All

According to Swisscom, NO DECT telephones can be connected to the Rousseau 310…

Now I’m a bit confused…?

Greez Michi

Yes, but the handsets must support the DECT Cat-Iq standard. Conventional DECT telephones, however, cannot be connected to the Rousseau base.

Thank you very much, it works

But: Can you also assign a fixed IP to the base station? I didn’t find anything in that direction

Greez Michi

You can register practically any DECT telephone to the Rousseau 10 base station.

For certain functions such as the central telephone book, the device would have to be CAT-iq Standard 2.0.

You can only give the base station a static DHCP lease if the DHCP server supports this.

Hi TuxOne

I already have a DHCP on the domain controller, but would like to use the DHCP from the SwisscomRouter.

Only with the Centro Piccolo I didn’t see that I could assign a static DHCP lease, on the Business it still worked… it’s probably the case that this doesn’t work with the Piccolo

Thanks for your input, it actually worked, even with a relatively old Gigaset 🙂

Greez Michi

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@michi wrote:

Hi TuxOne

Thanks for your input, it even worked, even with a relatively old Gigaset 🙂

Greez Michi

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The main thing is that Swisscom knows what it is actually selling

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Tux0ne wrote:

The main thing is that Swisscom knows what it is actually selling

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It seems to me more and more lately that they don’t really know this 😉

Greez Michi

The range of IP telephones they have for private customers is also enormous.

You can’t put everyone there…

😉

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@Tux0ne wrote:

The range of IP telephones they have for private customers is also enormous.

You can’t put everyone there…

😉

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That’s right, you can’t see the base station because of all the phones:smileyvery-happy:

DHCP on DC: completely according to MS best practices he he he

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@suisse wrote:
DHCP on DC: completely according to MS best practices he he he

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hehe^^

Best practices would of course be something else^^

My server can’t handle more than 4 quarter machines, but it’s enough for home 😉

Greez Michi

Who wants a Rousseau if you haven’t received it three times as a gift:smileywink:

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@Hörb 😉 wrote:

Who wants a Rousseau if you haven’t received it three times as a gift:smileywink:

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I^^

But I only got one 😉

Greez Michi

If I use 1000 mAh batteries instead of the included 750 mAh batteries… Will it heat up the phone or the charger?

Greez Michi

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@michi wrote:

If I use 1000 mAh batteries instead of the included 750 mAh batteries… Will the phone or the charger heat up?

Greez Michi

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If the charging current is not higher there is no problem!:smileywink:

Hi Walter

Doesn’t it inevitably get higher as the capacity of the batteries increases?

Greez Michi