The IP-DECT Wireless System (Global) system provides an enhanced IP-DECT wireless solution for all regions including North America. It provides voice communication, text messaging, and alarm handling between wireless handsets within an enterprise LAN. Additionally, this solution delivers a core set of basic telephony features based on SIP integration with MiVoice Business.
The following handsets and other associated components are supported:
5603 SIP Wireless Handset
5604 SIP Wireless Handset
5607 SIP Wireless Handset
5613 SIP Wireless Handset
5614 SIP Wireless Handset
5624 SIP Wireless Handset
5634 SIP Wireless Handset
IP-DECT Base Stations (IPBS)
Handset chargers
Handset programming tools
Wireless Messaging Gateway (WSM)
The diagram below illustrates the IP-DECT system.
Refer to the IP-DECT Wireless Solution (Global) documentation on the Mitel Customer Documentation web site for system information, supported features, site planning details, and instructions on how to install and program the system.
You license the IP-DECT handsets the within MiVoice Business the same as you license any other SIP devices. The handsets require an IP User License and must be registered with MiVoice Business, which acts as the registrar. Once registration is completed, SIP devices can make and receive calls.
Calling Waiting must be enabled on the base station to provide proper incoming call handling when the handset is busy (see the IP-DECT Wireless System Base Station Installation Guide on Document Center for programming instructions). Without Calling Waiting, the second call is rejected and redirected to the Call Forward - Forced destination provisioned for the base station. If no forwarding is in effect, the caller hears busy tone and may camp on. The camp on, however, is interpreted as a second call to an unavailable line, which results in out of service treatment.
To program the 5603/5613 and 5604/5614 Wireless Handsets, follow the procedure for programming a SIP generic device. Refer to the IP-DECT Base Station Installation and Operation guide for additional details.
See the following User Guides on the Mitel Customer Documentation web site.
5603 Wireless Handset User Guide
5603 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5604 Wireless Handset User Guide
5604 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5607 Wireless Handset User Guide
5607 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5613 Wireless Handset User Guide
5613 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5614 Wireless Handset User Guide
5614 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5624 Wireless Handset User Guide
5624 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card
5634 Wireless Handset User Guide
5634 Wireless Handset Quick Reference Card