CISCO Certified
Avaya Certified
Turbine
HD Voice
Automatic Gain Control
Active Noise Cancelling
FEATURES
- Compatible with AlphaCom XE, Pulse IPBX’s (SIP)
- Active Noise Cancellation
- Vandal Resistant Design
- 11 Gauge Stainless Steel Faceplate
- One Vandal Proof Call Button
- Superb Audio Quality using G.722 Audio Codec (7 kHz)
- Integrated Web Server
- Remote Software Upgrade, Configuration Monitoring
- Line Monitoring
- One Relay Output for Door or Strobe Control
- External Call Button Option
- Class D 10 W Amplifier
DESCRIPTION
The 1008116020 IP Turbine Mini Substation is robust and designed for indoor use. This station is typically used as a communication, information or emergency point and connects directly to the IP network making it easy to deploy anywhere and at any distance.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The station should only be installed indoors and not outdoors as the station electronics are not conformal coated or encased in plastic covering.
The IP station supports open standards and is compatible with AlphaCom and Pulse iPBX using SIP technology. When working in AlphaCom XE mode, the IP station supports special services only available using the Vingtor-Stentofon CCoIP protocol, AlphaCom XE Server. Examples of services are emergency audio broadcast with volume override, call priority and AlphaNet multisite networking and event scripting. Like all Vingtor-Stentofon stations, this IP substation features superb audio quality. The audio quality is enabled through a set of advanced technologies such as active noise cancellation, wide-band audio codec and high power audio outputs.
The station has one relay contact. This relay contact can be used to open a door or turn on/off a strobe light. The relay contact action is programmable and controlled by the lphaCom XE Server. To provide maximum availability, the station comes with advanced supervision functions. The station line test will detect if there are any faults in the
network or the station electronics. In addition, the station supports tone test; testing the complete transmission path including the speaker and microphone.
The status of the station is reported to AlphaWeb as well as to 3 rd -party management systems using SNMP, Syslog or OPC.
See also: additional documentation on wiki.zenitel.com
