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Latest revision as of 14:25, 10 April 2025
ZIPS-C is a network ceiling loudspeaker with two-way audio capability. The speaker can also be used as a microphone for e.g. talkback and Automatic Volume Control.
Getting started
Configuration
The loudspeaker can operate in different modes. Set the mode according to the server the station should register to.
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To use the device with Zenitel Connect Pro it must be factory defaulted. The device configuration is done from the Zenitel Connect Pro server. |
Station specific configuration:
Operation
The speaker operates in "PTT-mode" (Simplex mode). This means that the operator needs to press the M-key or (or the *-key on an ITSV phone) to talk, and release the M-key (or press the #-key) to listen.
ONVIF support
Zenitel IP Speakers support the ONVIF protocol.
ONVIF Profile S:
The IP Speaker has ONVIF "profile S" support and capabilities, similar to video devices. This enables e.g. an ONVIF VMS Client to monitor the built-in microphone if the IP Speaker.
The IP Speaker is streaming video that shows JPEG image of the Zenitel logo, using 1 FPS (Frame Per Second) to provide compatibility with various VMS systems. Maximum RTSP stream count is 1 microphone audio, 1 JPEG video and 1 backchannel audio. RTSP PLAY will respond with 453 "Not Enough Bandwith" if that limit is breached.
- The IP Speaker is using TCP port 8095 for ONVIF
- HTTP tunneling is done over RTSP TCP port 554
ONVIF Audio Backchannel:
The IP Speaker supports the ONVIF audio backchannel. This enables an ONVIF VMS Client to send audio to the IP Speaker.
ONVIF configuration is done from the Web interface of the IP Speaker.
Restore Factory Defaults and Software Upgrade
- Restore Factory Defaults
- Upgrade via the station web interface
- Upgrade using the IMT tool
- Automatic Software Upgrade (SIP mode only)
- Software Release Notes
Connectors and Dimensions
Software Requirements
If the IP Speaker is used with an AlphaCom XE server, the server must have minimum version 11.2.3.7.