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| − | [[Image:IP MASTER STATION KIT.jpg|thumb|250px]] | + | {{AEIPS}} |
| | + | [[Image:IP Master Station Kit.PNG|thumb|250px|IP Master Station Kit]] |
| | + | == Connections == |
| | + | * [[IP Flush Connections|Intercom connections]] |
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| − | ==Features== | + | ==Configuration== |
| − | * Made for STENTOFON Critical Communication over IP (CCoIP) | + | The station can operate in three different modes, depending on what kind of server the station should register to. Choose one of the links below according to what mode you need to configure. |
| − | * Supports full keyboard including direct access keys (DAK) and dynamic keys | + | * [[IP Station Configuration - ICX-AlphaCom mode]] |
| − | * Supports handset and headset | + | * [[Adding station to existing system (Edge)|IP Station Configuration - Edge mode]] |
| − | * Superb audio quality | + | * [[SIP Intercom - Web Interface|IP Station Configuration - SIP mode]] |
| − | * 0dB (600 Ohm) output to Public Address
| + | * [[IP Station Configuration - Pulse mode]] |
| − | * Relay output for e.g. door lock control and tamper alarm input
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| − | * Dual Ethernet ports for connection of other IP devices
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| − | * Remote software upgrade, configuration and monitoring
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| | + | == Restore Factory Defaults and Software Upgrade == |
| | + | * [[INCA Station Kit Restore Factory Defaults|Reset to factory settings]] |
| | + | * [[INCA Station Software upgrade|Upgrade via the station web interface]] |
| | + | * [[IMT - Discover & Upgrade|Upgrade using the IMT tool]] |
| | + | * [[Automatic Software Upgrade|Automatic Software Upgrade (SIP mode only)]] |
| | + | * [[:Category:INCA Release notes|Software Release Notes]] |
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| − | ==Station Board Description== | + | == Connectors, Indicators and Dimensions == |
| − | The IP Master Station Kit 100 8093 000 is delivered as a kit including board 8023, microphone and 2 x 6-pin plug-on screw terminals for local manufacturing of IP-CCoIP stations.
| + | *[[INCA Master Station Kit Board Connectors|Board Connectors]] |
| − | The board is also used in STENTOFON standard IP flush mount master stations.
| + | * [[INCA Masterstation PCB LED Indicators|PCB LED Indications]] |
| | + | *[[IP Master Station Kit Dimensions & Mounting Instructions|Dimensions]] |
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| − | ==Connections== | + | ==Related Articles== |
| − | | + | * [[IP Flush Master Gooseneck]] |
| − | [[Image:IP_MASTER_STATION_KIT2.jpg|thump|250px]] | + | * [[IP Flush Master Handset]] |
| − | | + | * [[IP SubStations, Acoustical design]] |
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| − | ==Station Board Connectors==
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| − | |'''P1'''||colspan="2" | RJ45 LAN connector for 10/100 Mbit Ethernet connection.||rowspan="5"|[[Image:P1,P2.jpg|align="right" |thumb|100px|P1, P2]]
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| − | |colspan="3"| The station can be powered from this connection if the line supports Power over Ethernet (PoE).<br>
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| − | The connector has two LEDs in front where the right (R) indicates Ethernet speed and the left (L) verifies Ethernet link and traffic. (L and R seen from the connector side).
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| − | |'''P2'''||colspan="2" | RJ45 connector for auxiliary equipment like IP camera, PC or a second IP station.||
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| − | |colspan="3"|This port has not an individual IP address. It does not carry power for AUX equipment.
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| − | |'''P3'''||colspan="2"|6-pin plug-on screw terminal for external connections.||rowspan="4" |[[Image:IPmatrP3.png|thumb|100px|P3]]
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| − | | ||Pin 1/2||Connect to 1.5 W loudspeaker.<br>Typical impedance: 8 Ω<br>Recommended impedance: 6-25 Ω.
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| − | | ||valign="top"|Pin 3/4||valign="top"|Internal NO relay contact for door lock control etc.
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| − | | ||valign="top"|Pin 5/6||valign="top"|Connect 24 VDC for station power if PoE is not used. Pin 6 is positive.
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| − | |valign="top"|'''P4'''||valign="top" colspan="2"|6-pin plug-on screw terminal for external connections.||rowspan="5"|[[Image:IPmatrP4.jpg|thumb|80px|P4]]
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| − | | ||Pin 1/4||Input 1 (Triggers DAK 11. CRMV: DAK 251)
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| − | | ||Pin 2/4||Input 2 (Triggers DAK 12. CRMV: DAK 252)
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| − | | ||Pin 3/4||Input 3 (Triggers DAK 13. CRMV: DAK 253)
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| − | | ||5/6||Station Led for vall message info.
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ4.jpg|thumb|80px|J4]]
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| − | '''J4:''' 18-pin ZIF-connector for keyboard.
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| − | :The keyboard may have up to 10 dialling keys, M and C keys,10 DAK keys, 10 softkeys, volume up/down and light dim up/down keys connected in a matrix according to the drawing below.
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| − | '''J40''': Optional keyboard connection.<br>
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| − | '''J41''': Optional DAK LED connection.
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| − | Connection to J40/41 can either be to a pin header or soldered
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| − | directly to holes in the PCB.
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ4 and J40 pin matrix2.jpg|thumb|150px|J4 and J40 pin matrix]]
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| − | :J4 and J40 pin1-9 Keyboard matrix
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| − | :J4/10 - J41/1 DAK1 Green LED<br>
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| − | :J4/11 - J41/2 DAK1 Red LED<br>
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| − | :J4/12 - J41/3 DAK2 Green LED<br>
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| − | :J4/13 - J41/4 DAK2 Red LED<br>
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| − | :J4/14 - J41/5 DAK3 Green LED<br>
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| − | :J4/15 - J41/6 DAK3 Red LED<br>
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| − | :J4/16 - J41/7 DAK4 Green LED<br>
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| − | :J4/17 - J41/8 DAK4 Red LED<br>
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| − | :J4/18 - J41/9 Common +3.3V
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| − | The DAK keys and the DAK LEDs are programmed using IND commands in the Event Handler. DAK1-4 and Soft-key 1-4 are used in current master stations.<br>
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| − | Privacy on/off is accomplished by pressing “C” for 3 sec. A P is shown in the display during Privacy.
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| − | '''J5''': 20-pin ZIF-connector for LCD display.<br>
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| − | :Separate display panels are available as a kit of 5 units, 100 8099 000.
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ6.jpg|thumb|100px|J6]]
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| − | '''J6''': 6-pin Wire-to-Board Connector for I2C-interface.<br>
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| − | :Used for connection of DAK-modules.
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| − | :Pin 1: Vcc
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| − | :Pin 2: SDA (Data)
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| − | :Pin 3: GND
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| − | :Pin 4: GND
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| − | :Pin 5: SCL (Clock)
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| − | :Pin 6: Vcc
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| − | [[Image:J7.jpg|thumb|100px|J7]]
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| − | '''J7''': 3-pin header for connecting gooseneck microphone.
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| − | :Pin 1: MIC+<br>
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| − | :Pin 2: MIC-<br>
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| − | :Pin 3: GND
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ8.jpg|thumb|100px|Connector 78]]
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| − | '''J8''': Dual RJ11 for handset and headset.<br>
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| − | :Handset can optionally be connected via J11, J12 and J13.
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| − | '''''Handset'':'''<br>
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| − | :Pin 1: Mic+<br>
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| − | :Pin 2: Spk+<br>
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| − | :Pin 3: Spk- (0 V)<br>
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| − | :Pin 4: Mic-<br>
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| − | :Pin 5: Hook-switch (must be connected to pin 3 with a switch)<br>
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| − | :Pin 6: PTT (May not be supported by SW)
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ8 2.jpg|thumb|100px|J8]]
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| − | '''''Headset:'''''<br>
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| − | :Pin 7: Mic+
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| − | :Pin 8: Spk+
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| − | :Pin 9: Spk-
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| − | :Pin 10: Mic-
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| − | :Pin 11: PTT Ground
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| − | :Pin 12: PTT (May not be supported by SW)
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ9.jpg|thumb|100px|J9]]
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| − | '''J9''': 6-pin header for connecting external amplifier.<br>
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| − | :12 V/5 W can be supplied to the external amplifier.<br>
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| − | :Signal to amplifier is balanced 0dBm 600 ohm.<br>
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| − | :Pin 1: +13 V: max. 500 mA to amplifier
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| − | :Pin 2: LSN: negative line
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| − | :Pin 3: LSP: positive line
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| − | :Pin 4: GND
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| − | :Pin 5: AMP_EN enable signal to amplifier
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| − | :Pin 6: AMP_ERR error signal from amplifier
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ10.jpg|thumb|100px|J10]]
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| − | '''J10''' Internal microphone.<br>
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| − | :Pin 1: MIC+<br>
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| − | :Pin 2: MIC-
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrJ1,12 and 13.jpg|thumb|100px|J11, 12 and 13]]
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| − | '''J11, 12 and 13''' Pinheader for handset connection.<br>
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| − | :Same as J8 pin 1 - 6.<br>
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| − | :J11: Pin 1: Spk+<br>
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| − | :J11: Pin 2: Spk-<br>
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| − | :J12: Pin 1: Mic+<br>
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| − | :J12: Pin 2: Mic-<br>
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| − | :J13: Pin 1: OFFHOOK<br>
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| − | :J13: Pin 2: GND<br>
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| − | :J13: Pin 3: PTT
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrS1.jpg|thumb|70px|S1]] | |
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| − | '''S1''' Slide-switch to select internal mic. (Int) or gooseneck mic. (Ext).
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrS3.jpg|thumb|70px|S3]]
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| − | '''S3''' 4-way DIP switch for future use.<br>
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| − | :Leave all in default OFF position.
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| − | == IP Station Configuration ==
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| − | ===IP intercom station web interface===
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| − | An IP intercom station features an embedded web server, which allows users to log in via a standard web browser.<br>
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| − | At commissioning, the IP station needs to be configured to make it possible for the IP station to register in an AlphaCom E Exchange.
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| − | Use the following procedure to connect to the IP station:<br>
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| − | *Connect the LAN port P1 (Eth0) on the IP intercom station to the PC Ethernet port.<br>
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| − | :Use a cross-over Ethernet cable if the PC Ethernet port does not cross, or connect both the PC and the IP intercom station to an Ethernet switch. Power the station with 24 VDC on P3 5/6 if PoE is not available.
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| − | [[Image:IP intercom station web interface.jpg|thumb|130px]]
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| − | *Open a web-browser and enter the IP address for the IP station in the address field.
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| − | :'''Default IP address: 169.254.1.100'''
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| − | *Click on '''Administrator login''' and enter:<br>
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| − | User name (default: '''admin''') and password (default: '''alphaadmin'''). (For software 01.06 and earlier the username is '''ADMIN''' and password is '''alphacom''').
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| − | The '''Station Info''' page will now be visible, showing IP station configuration including the MAC-address of the station, which needs to be entered into AlphaPro exchange tool.
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| − | Use the menu bar at the top of each page to browse through the different pages.
| + | == Software Requirements == |
| | + | This station is fully supported as form AlphaCom version 10.50 |
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| + | ==Additional Information == |
| − | ===CCoIP configuration=== | + | * [http://www.zenitel.com/product/ip-master-station-kit Additional Documentation on Zenitel.com] |
| − | *Click on the menu item '''CCoIP configuration''' to access the web page used for configuration of IP parameters. | |
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrCColP Station - IP Settings.jpg|thumb|100px]]
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| − | '''''Registration Settings:'''''<br>
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| − | *Enter the AlphaCom E node IP address where the IP station shall be a subscriber.
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| − | '''''CCoIP Station – IP Settings:'''''<br>
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| − | *'''DHCP''' – Use this option if the IP station shall receive IP Settings from a DHCP server.<br>
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| − | *'''Static IP''' – Use this option if the IP station shall use a static IP address. Enter the IP-address, subnet mask and gateway address.<br>
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| − | *Click '''Save configuration''' followed by '''Apply''' to apply the new configuration settings.
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| − | ==IP intercom station display menu==
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| − | When the IP station is not connected to an AlphaCom exchange, a local menu is available in the station display. This menu can be used to configure the IP Station. The structure of the menu is listed below:
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| − | ===Main menu===
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| − | '''Station info'''<br>
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| − | {|border="0"
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| − | |width="70px"|MAC adr:
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| − | |width="100px"|0013cb000000
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| − | |St IP: ||169.254.1.100
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| − | |AMC IP:|| 169.254.1.5
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| − | |SW ver:|| 01.07 (per. 2009)
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| − | '''IP settings'''
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| − | {|border="0"
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| − | |width="100px"|DHCP
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| − | |width="100px"|(input)
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| − | |<*> ||STATIC|| (input)
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| − | |IPaddr|| 169.254.1.100|| (input)
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| − | |IPmask:|| 255.255.0.0|| (input)
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| − | |IPgw:|| 169.254.1.1|| (input)
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| − | '''''AlphaCom IP'''''
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| − | |width="70px"|AMC IP:
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| − | |width="100px"|169.254.1.5
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| − | '''''Load defaults'''''
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| − | |Press to set. (Station will restart.)
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| − | '''''Restart'''''
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| − | *To enter the menu, press '''Setup''' and use code '''1851''' for sw v.1.07 (code 1234 for sw v.105).<br>
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| − | *When editing IP-addresses, use the '''M-key''' to insert ”.” (dot).<br>
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| − | *Restart the station to apply new settings.
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| − | ==AlphaWeb and AlphaPro==
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrAlphaWeb and AlphaPro.jpg|thumb|150px]]
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| − | IP intercom stations communicate with the AlphaCom E exchange via TCP port 50001. This port needs to be configured and enabled in System Configuration > Filters in AlphaWeb.
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| − | In AlphaPro, tick the IP Station box and enter the IP Station MAC-address. Also, from the station type drop-down menu, choose the correct Station Type (CRM IV, Dual Display Station, OR Station).
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| − | ==Indication LEDs==
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| − | ===Station LED===
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrStationLED.jpg|thumb|150px]]
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| − | LED4 - Red 5mm on board rear side, also seen through front plate
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| − | '''Blinking 1 sec. interval'''<br>
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| − | Station does not have connection to the AlphaCom exchange.
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| − | '''''Possible reasons:'''''
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| − | *No connection to Ethernet
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| − | *Wrong AlphaCom IP address configured
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| − | *Invalid IP address
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| − | *No or wrong gateway to the AlphaCom exchange
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| − | '''Blinking 5 sec. interval'''<br>
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| − | Station has connection to the AlphaCom exchange, but has not been registered.
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| − | '''''Reason:'''''<br>
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| − | *Station has not been programmed in AlphaPro––<br>
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| − | *Missing IP Station license in AlphaCom exchange ––<br>
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| − | '''No blinking'''<br>
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| − | '''''Possible reasons:'''''<br>
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| − | *Station connected and registered to the AlphaCom exchange - All OK<br>
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| − | *Station not powered up (if no other LEDs are active)
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| − | ===Status LED===
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrStatusLED.jpg|thumb|150px]]
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| − | LED3 – Bicolor SMD LED on board component side<br>
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| − | '''Blinking 2 red + 1 green'''<br>
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| − | Station does not have connection to the AlphaCom exchange
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| − | '''Blinking 1 red + 2 green'''<br>
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| − | Station has connection to AlphaCom exchange, but has not been registered<br>
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| − | '''Blinking 3 green'''<br>
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| − | Station connected and registered in the AlphaCom exchange
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| − | ===Power LED===
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrPowerLED.jpg|thumb|150px]]
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| − | LED6 – Yellow SMD LED on board component side<br>
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| − | '''Light''': 13 V board power OK.<br>
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| − | '''No light''': 13 V board power fault if no other LED’s are lit.<br>
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| − | '''''Possible reasons:'''''<br>
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| − | *24 VDC or PoE not connected<br>
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| − | *Faulty board
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| − | ===LAN LEDs===
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrLAN LEDs.jpg|thumb|150px]]
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| − | on LAN and AUX RJ45-jacks P1 and P2<br>
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| − | '''Left LED'''(1)''':'''<br>
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| − | *Steady light: Ethernet connection OK
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| − | *Blinking: Ethernet traffic
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| − | *No light: No Ethernet connection
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| − | '''Right LED'''(1)''':'''
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| − | *Light: 100 Mbit Ethernet connection
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| − | *No light: 10 Mbit Ethernet connection
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| − | ::(1) Seen from connector side
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| − | ===Reset to factory settings===
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| − | It may be desired to reset an IP Station to its original settings if, for instance, the password for the web-server is forgotten.
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| − | *Connect 24 VDC to P3 5/6 to power the station.<br>
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| − | '''Stations with display'''<br>
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| − | *Make sure the IP Station does not have Ethernet connection to AlphaCom E<br>
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| − | *Choose '''Setup''' from the display menu and navigate to '''Load defaults''' menu<br>
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| − | *Press '''Ok'''.<br>
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| − | The station will restart with factory settings<br>
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| − | Reset to factory settings can also be done from the local menu on master stations.
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| − | ===Stations without display===
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| − | [[Image:IPmatrStations without display.jpg|thumb|100px]]
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| − | *Connect a switch (KEY1) between pin 1 and 4 on P4<br>
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| − | *Keep KEY1 pressed while powering up the station<br>
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| − | *Release KEY1 during two blinks in the station LED, then shortly press KEY1 again
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| − | The station will come up with the factory settings.
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| − | ==Related Articles==
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| − | * [[Gooseneck Microphone for IP Flush Master]]
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| − | * [[Handset for IP Flush Master Station]]
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| − | * [[Licenses#IP_station_license|IP Station License]]
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| − | [[Category: Stations]] | + | [[Category: INCA Stations]] |
| − | [[Category: IP Stations]] | + | [[Category: Discontinued Stations]] |
| − | [[Category: Vandal Resistant Stations]]
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