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The article describes how to configure the following features of the vandal resistant stations [[Vandal Resistant intercom - VR3G-1|VR3G-1]] and [[Vandal Resistant intercom - VR3G-1P|VR3G-1P]]:
* Call Button
* Station LED
* Tamper Alarm (ICX-AlphaCom mode)
[[file:VR3G Description.png|right|500px|thumb|VR3G-1 and VR3G-1P stations]]
How to configure the station, depends on the mode of operation (ICX-AlphaCom, IC-Edge or SIP mode).

==ICX-AlphaCom Mode==
===Call Button===
The call button is connected to input 1. The call button can be configured in two ways, either:

* Input 1 is programmed in AlphaPro as '''DAK 11''' in DAK window. In AlphaPro, select [[Users_%26_Stations_(AlphaPro)#DAK|Users & Stations > DAK]]. The example shows DAK 11 calling stations in [[Ringing Group Feature|Ringing Group 1]] (6701):
[[File:DAK 11 RingGrp.PNG|thumb|left|700px]]
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*  Alternatively one can use the [[Users_%26_Stations_(AlphaPro)#Events|Event Handler]], event type 30 and sub-event 11. The example shows input 1 calling station 101:
[[File:Event 30 11 ON.PNG|thumb|left|700px]]
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=== Station LED ===
====I/O setting in station web ====
[[Logging into an IP Station|Log into the station webserver]] and navigate to the I/O Settings.
The station LED is from factory wired to output 2.

Choose '''I/O Pin 2''' and set it as '''Output'''. 
[[File:VR3G Settings 1.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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====LED operation====
The event handler is used to define situations where the station LED shall be lit. Normally one would use an [[UDP group|UDP Group]] as the owner of these events, as there is typically multiple vandal resistant stations in an installation, and then you can create a common event for all stations.
* Microphone active - LED steady on:
[[File:Vandal Mic Open.PNG|thumb|left|700px]]
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{{Code2|
 $SET_IPRCO L%1.dir U2 %chg(1,0)
}}

* Call Request/Ringing Group - LED flashing:
[[File:Vandal CRM.PNG|thumb|left|700px]]
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{{Code2|
 IND %1.phy 12 1 3 %chg(ON,OFF)
}}

===Tamper Alarm===
The VR3G-1(P) is fitted with a tamper switch, making it possible to raise an alarm if the station is dismounted from the backbox. The tamper switch is connected to input 4 (= Sub-event 14).

In [[AlphaPro]], go to  [[Users_%26_Stations_(AlphaPro)#Events|Event Handler]] and create an event 30, sub-event 14, When Change To = ON:
[[file:VR3G Tamper Switch 2.png|500px|thumb|left|Event handler configuration]]
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{{Code2|
 $STM L%1.dir L2029 U144 'TAMPER: %1.nam' U4
}}

The [[SEND TXT MAIL|$STM command]] will send a text message to a station, in this example to station 2029, when the tamper alarm is triggered. Other action commands can be used, depending on the customers requirements. Modify as required.


The VR3G-1(P) must have '''I/O Pin 4''' defined as an '''Input''', which is the default setting.
[[file:VR3G Tamper Switch 1.png|500px|thumb|left|Advanced ICX-AlphaCom -> I/O Settings]]
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==IC-Edge Mode==
===Call Button===
The call button is connected to input 1, and is by default set as input. The input is programmed in Edge Controller -> System Configuration -> Direct Access Key (DAK) and Buttons and Inputs.
The example below shows how to set up a call to directory number 101. The conversation will be ended if the call button is pressed during conversation.

[[File:TKIE_Edge_Callbutton.PNG|thumb|left|700px]]
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===Station LED===
==== I/O setting in station web ====
[[Advanced_Configuration_Mode_(Edge)|Advanced configuration mode]] must be enabled to make the following changes.

[[Logging into an IP Station|Log into the station webserver]] and navigate to the I/O Settings.
The station LED is from factory wired to output 2.

Choose '''I/O Pin 2''' and set it as '''Output'''. 
[[File:Output2.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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====LED operation====
In Edge controller, go into System Configuration -> Special Setting and select Relay setting.
 
Choose to configure output 2 in the listbox. The recommended settings are shown below:

[[File:TKIE_Edge_Output2.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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==SIP Mode==

===Call Button===

The call button is connected to input 1, and is by default set as input. The input is programmed in SIP Configuration -> Direct Access Key (DAK).
The example below shows how to set up a call to directory number 101. The conversation will be ended if the call button is pressed during conversation.

[[File:TKIE_SIP_CallButton.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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===Station LED===
====I/O setting in station web====
[[Advanced_Configuration_Mode_(SIP)|Advanced configuration mode]] must be enabled to make the following changes.

[[Logging into an IP Station|Log into the station webserver]] and navigate to the I/O Settings.
The station LED is from factory wired to output 2.

Choose '''I/O Pin 2''' and set it as '''Output'''. 
[[File:TKIE_SIP_io2.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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====LED operation====

In the station web server, go into SIP Configuration -> Relays/Outputs.
 
Choose '''Output 2''' as "Relay to configure". The recommended settings are shown below:

[[File:TKIE_SIP_Output2.png|thumb|left|700px]]
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