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3. SETTINGS FOR HANDSET3.4.5 How to set time outSet the period of no activity before the handset disconnects from the Web. The defaultsetting is 30 seconds. To change the Timeout setting, do the following:1. In the [Web settings] menu, press 5 to select [Timeout] to show the [Timeout]screen.2. Press or to select a time.3. Press the Enter key to set.4. Press the key to close the menu.3.4.6 How to clear the cacheThe Cache is a section of memory where downloaded information is stored temporarily.If the Cache becomes full, the oldest data is deleted automatically. To manuallyclear all of the data in the cache, do the following:1. In the [Web settings] menu, press 6 to select [Clear cache] to show the [Clearcache] screen.2. Press to select [Yes] and press the Enter key.3. Press the key to close the menu.3-10
3.5 Individual Settings Menu3. SETTINGS FOR HANDSETBasic (settings), Network, SIP, Operation Password, Initialization and Self test can beaccessed from the [Settings] menu. Initialize and Self test are explained in Chapter 7.The communication unit contains the following server functions:• DHCP Server• DNS Server• NTP Server• IMAP Server (for SMS)• SIP Server (for telephone)1. At the idle screen, press the Enter key to open the main menu.2. Press to select the [Settings] icon and press the Enter key to show the [Settings]menu.3.5.1 Basic settingsSound, Display, Clock, Notify, Quick call and Echo Cancel can be set from the [Basic]menu. [Sound] can also be accessed by pressing the key at the idle screen, orselect [Sound] from the main menu (see section 3.1). [Display] can also be accessedby selecting [Display] from the main menu (see section 3.2).How to set the clockGPS time data is fed from the communication unit. If you change the IP address of thecommunication unit, do as follows to get data from the communication unit.1. In the [Settings] menu, press 1 to open the [Basic] menu.3-11
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