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There are four connectors on the IP substation board, P1-P4.
 
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|width="100pt" valign="top" |'''P1''':
|width="300pt"|RJ45 connector for LAN connection<br>
The station can be powered from this connection if the line supports Power over Ethernet.
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|'''Event type''': || 05 – Microphone open
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|'''Subevent''': || N/A
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|'''When change to ON''': || When the "microphone alive" LED of the station goes ON
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|'''When change to OFF''': || When the "microphone alive" LED of the station goes OFF
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|'''When related to''': || N/A
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P1: RJ45 connector for LAN connection
The station can be powered from this connection if the line supports Power over Ethernet.
P2: RJ45 connector for auxiliary LAN
equipment like TV camera, PC or
a second IP station.
This port has not an individual IP address or power for aux equipment.
P3: 6-pin plug-on screw terminal for
external connections.
Pin 1/2: Connect 24 VDC for station power if
power is not distributed via LAN.
Pin 1 is positive.
Pin 3/4: Internal NO relay contact for door lock
control etc.
Pin 5/6: Normally connected to station
loudspeaker.
May be used for 16-20 ohm/2 W external loudspeaker in parallel.
P4: 6-pin plug-on screw terminal for
internal connections.
Pin 1/4: Call button no.1.
Pin 2/4: Call button no.2 if included
Pin 3/4: Call button no.3 if included
Pin 5/6: Station LED for call and message info.
TP1/2: Optional external audio output.
This is a 0 dB, 600 ohm balanced output for connection to a power amplifier.
Note that the amplifier input MUST HAVE AN INSULATED INPUT (trafo, capacitors, etc.).

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