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3.1.4 Audio

Settings

Ringing volume

 – 

set the device ringing volume (incoming call tone).

Key beep 

– enable/disable the key beep.

The key beep function is always ON after the factory reset.

 

See the device back panel for more 

volume and sensitivity controls.

The LINE IN signal gain is achieved mechanically using a rotary potentiometer on the panel 
back. Microphone sensitivity is controlled in the same way. The amplifier is the same for the 
primary microphone attached to the device upper panel and an external microphone MIC IN. 
Plug the connector into the socket to switch the signal direction. This means that the two 
microphones are never active at the same time. The attached external microphone has the 

priority. The LINE OUT and integrated speaker work analogously. 

Summary of Contents for SIP Mic

Page 1: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual v 1 1 www 2n com...

Page 2: ...3 1 Configuration 3 1 1 System Status 3 1 2 Network 3 1 3 VoIP 3 1 4 Audio 3 1 5 Buttons 3 1 6 Zones 3 1 7 Action Scheduler 3 1 8 System 3 1 9 Voice Messages 3 2 Setting Examples 3 2 1 Express Setting...

Page 3: ...or public transport terminals Easy power supply via PoE and programming via a web interface are additional bonuses With integrated VAPIX 2N SIP Mic is capable of playing announcements to AXIS audio s...

Page 4: ...68 1 1 Components and Associated Products Main Unit 2N Part No 914431E Axis Part No 01208 001 2N SIP Mic skills unless expert supervision or relevant instructions are provided to them by a person resp...

Page 5: ...ply of intercom via ethernet cable when PoE switch is not available 2N Part No 914102x Stabilised 12 V 2 A power supply E Europe GB Great Britain US USA needs to be used when no PoE is available 1 2 T...

Page 6: ...Always abide by this information to prevent damage to the device Caution Important information for system functionality Tip Useful information for quick and efficient functionality Note Routines or ad...

Page 7: ...in damp environment 2 2 Electric Installation Electric Installation Step by Step It is very easy to connect 2N SIP Mic electrically Just find the connectors and controls for initial connection on the...

Page 8: ...reasons The interface supports 10 100 Mbps and can be PoE supplied IEEE 802 3af LAN Connection The LAN interface is equipped with the Auto MDIX function for automatic straight or cross over cable dete...

Page 9: ...onnect the device via the power jack on the 2N SIP Mic back side as shown in the figure below 2N SIP Mic consumption with different power supplies Power supply Consumption PoE IEEE 802 3af 8 W Part No...

Page 10: ...rol Layout 2N SIP Mic Controls Legend A call answer mute button B call extension button C function buttons 1 to 12 for playing announcing to zone D bar graph microphone drive indicator E microphone DI...

Page 11: ...below Call pick up Mute button Colour Behaviour State Action upon press White Shining At relax None Green Flashing Incoming call ringing Answer call Green Shining Active incoming call Mute microphone...

Page 12: ...d playing Blue Flashing Outgoing call ringing End call Blue Shining Active outgoing call Zone announcement End call End zone announcement Green Flashing Outgoing ALARM call ringing DTMF request None c...

Page 13: ...onnector Layout 2N SIP Mic Connectors Connectors and controls power on off button 12 V DC 2 A mains adapter connector relay output LAN 10 100BASE TX RJ 45 connector logic inputs line input 3 5 mm jack...

Page 14: ...o Subs 3 1 Configuration for a change of the DHCP server setting Caution Pin 1 is the first logical input isolated Pin 2 is the second logical input isolated Pin is connected with supply voltage 7 V a...

Page 15: ...ser Internet Explorer Firefox etc Enter the 2N SIP Mic IP address e g http 192 168 1 100 Enter the username Admin and password 2n to log in 2N SIP Mic requires a password change upon the first login S...

Page 16: ...from the DHCP server Contact your network administrator or set DHCP OFF and use the fixed IP address See below To change the settings switch off DHCP and switch on 2N SIP Mic again Press the call end...

Page 17: ...s the IP address automatically If you switch DHCP off the default IP address subnet mask and DNS server are configured as mentioned below Note Be sure to enter the button sequence within 10 seconds af...

Page 18: ...des you through the installation 2N IP Network Scanner Installation Wizard After installing the 2N IP Network Scanner application run the application using the Start menu of the Microsoft Windows oper...

Page 19: ...se button and select Browse to open the web browser window log in to 2N SIP Mic and start configuring as described in the Login subsection below Login In the web browser enter the IP address of 2N SIP...

Page 20: ...u can select the language using the tag menu in the right hand upper corner as shown in Figure below Language selection Start Screen The start screen is displayed whenever you log in to the 2N SIP Mic...

Page 21: ...time Lock state lock state Network LAN connection settings Device device info Date and time real time and time zone settings Network LAN LAN connection settings VoIP Settings SIP proxy codecs etc sett...

Page 22: ...r Manual 22 68 Voice messages voice and system message settings and upload 3 1 1 System Status 3 1 2 Network 3 1 3 VoIP 3 1 4 Audio 3 1 5 Buttons 3 1 6 Zones 3 1 7 Action Scheduler 3 1 8 System 3 1 9...

Page 23: ...ptions are as follows Inactive Active Registered Registration in progress and registration error The meanings are as follows Inactive The SIP line is off Active The SIP line is set in the VoIP menu bu...

Page 24: ...except for the call answer reject button and microphone muting button Click the editing icon to redirect to the System menu Network Displays the current network settings of 2N SIP Mic Click the editin...

Page 25: ...automatically gets the IP address from the DHCP server in the LAN The current IP address is always displayed in the System status menu on the start screen If there is no DHCP server available in your...

Page 26: ...HCP client IP address static IP address The address is used together with the parameters below unless Activate DHCP is selected IP mask set the network mask IP gateway default gateway address for comm...

Page 27: ...registration server addresses codec parameters and priorities and special actions during calls Common helps you define how the device should receive calls or deal another incoming call The Status sect...

Page 28: ...set the SIP Registrar server listening port typically 5060 Name set the user name for 2N SIP Mic authentication Password set the password for 2N SIP Mic authentication If your IP PBX does not request...

Page 29: ...2833 SIP info allow DTMF sending via SIP INFO messages according to RFC 2976 DTMF payload type set the payload type for DTMF any value from 96 to 127 Make sure that the Proxy and end terminals are ide...

Page 30: ...ith cause 404 Not Found Answer incoming call automatically set the 2N SIP Mic incoming call answer type No 2N SIP Mic does not answer incoming calls automatically Receive the call manually Yes 2N SIP...

Page 31: ...LED flashing the other incoming call is signalled by flashing LEDs but does not affect the currently made call Ringing LED speaker tone the other incoming call is signalled by flashing LEDs and ringi...

Page 32: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual 32 68 NAT IP display the set IP address for NAT if used 0 0 0 0 is displayed when STUN server or Local IP is used...

Page 33: ...al gain is achieved mechanically using a rotary potentiometer on the panel back Microphone sensitivity is controlled in the same way The amplifier is the same for the primary microphone attached to th...

Page 34: ...is played after the setup HTTP request when the button is pressed an HHTP request is sent from 2N SIP Mic DTMF request when the button is pressed a call is set up to the set destination via SIP Proxy...

Page 35: ...input evaluation time has passed Button active activate the button to enable the action to be executed Name button name Logic input evaluation time s 10 set the time necessary for the logic input stat...

Page 36: ...l rejection The selection is inactive by default Retry count set the count of call setup retries after call rejection 0 to 30 The default value is 0 Retry timeout set the timeout in seconds for call s...

Page 37: ...fine the call hang up The options are Automatic call hang up default and Repeated button press call hang up Relay Control Press a 2N SIP Mic button to control the relay in one of the following three m...

Page 38: ...ce message to be played Load a voice message in the Voice messages menu Microphone Input line use the signal brought to the 2N SIP Mic input Automatically after timeout expiry make the announcement en...

Page 39: ...e selection is inactive by default Note The maximum count of simultaneous audio streams is 4 Two MP3 messages one message via the microphone and one message via the line input can be played at the sam...

Page 40: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual 40 68 number ip port ip port overrides those defined in SIP Proxy...

Page 41: ...destination set the address for VAPIX communication SIP Destination Call via SIP Proxy use the SIP Proxy set in the VoIP menu for outgoing calls Direct call route the call directly without the use of...

Page 42: ...255 255 255 Port set the destination port to which the audio stream is sent Maximum call duration set the maximum call duration after which the call shall be terminated 0 to 60 min The default value i...

Page 43: ...ser name for authentication Password set the password for authentication Maximum call duration set the maximum call duration after which the call shall be terminated 0 to 60 min The default value is 0...

Page 44: ...Click the trash bin to delete the zone setting and deactivate the zone Action Setting The following settings are available in the dialogue window You can also use the action scheduler to control the c...

Page 45: ...the weekdays and holidays on which the action is active Allow on bank holidays allow to apply the feature even during holidays Select button or special action set the button or action to be started U...

Page 46: ...ng actions Example for repeated actions if you set 8 00 to 9 00 and repetition in 10 minutes then the first action is generated at 8 00 and the last at 9 00 Set the interval from 8 00 do 8 59 to preve...

Page 47: ...em Configuration Account User name set the user name for 2N SIP Mic web login Default user Admin Password set the password for 2N SIP Mic web login Default password 2n We strongly recommend you to cha...

Page 48: ...synchronisation Time zone set the time zone for the 2N SIP Mic installation site Winter summer time is not considered automatically Date set a date in the DD MM RRRR format Time set a time value in t...

Page 49: ...ice mode TCP channel set the client server mode Axis Audio Manager server set the Axis Audio Manager server IP address Local port enter 6888 optional for remote Password set the Axis Audio Manager ser...

Page 50: ...ion file to be uploaded Download configuration back up the current 2N SIP Mic configuration Press the button to download the full configuration to be saved on your PC System upgrade upgrade your 2N SI...

Page 51: ...up to 60 characters If the message is loaded automatically via a button the name is always Message x where x denotes the message number Load file open a dialogue window to select the path to the audi...

Page 52: ...speakers or attached headset Delete delete a user loaded file The name does not change and the original system tone is restored upon deletion 3 2 Setting Examples The following subsections provide ex...

Page 53: ...connector on the back How to find the 2N SIP Mic IP address Turn on the device switch Wait until you can hear the sound signal Press the call hang up button on the device five times 2N SIP Mic signal...

Page 54: ...n using the Admin user name and 2n password Upon login the Status menu is displayed including a brief overview of basic settings If the device is used with the Axis Audio Manager server the server con...

Page 55: ...description Enable Announcement before after voice message if necessary Select Microphone as the Audio source Click Change to save the settings Step 3 Zone Setting To execute the action via the set b...

Page 56: ...re completed Step 4 Playing Once the receivers are configured you can test the announcing function Press button 1 on the console The button should be shining blue and the call hang up button should be...

Page 57: ...nly in the HTTP RTSP Password Settings Allow password type in the VAPIX settings in the AXIS product Further settings relate to 2N SIP Mic only You can use the steps included in the preceding subsecti...

Page 58: ...Make sure that the AXIS user has operator rights at least Now define the Maximum call duration and Audio codec to be used for transmission G 711u uLAW is the only supported codec for VAPIX at present...

Page 59: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual 59 68 Once you save the changes you can select HTTPS as the transport protocol in the 2N SIP Mic settings Refer to step 4 in the preceding subsection...

Page 60: ...automatically resamples it to the required format The maximum size of the file to be loaded is 8 MB Having loaded the file press Play for check Use the cross at the record to delete a record and click...

Page 61: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual 61 68 A microphone attached to the front panel is used as the default sound source If unattached connect a microphone to the back panel or LINE IN...

Page 62: ...and press the button to send the command to 2N IP Verso for door lock relay activation To set the HTTP command go to the 2N SIP Mic configuration and open the button menu Select one of the buttons act...

Page 63: ...2N SIP Mic User Manual 63 68 3 3 Downloads Software 2N IP Network Scanner 3 0 4...

Page 64: ...y isolated or 1 contact input Relay contact data max 30 V DC 1 A 3 4 normally closed NC 4 5 normally open NO Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Output power 2 x 2 W PoE 2 x 2 W 12 V Audio...

Page 65: ...ply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules NOTE These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential inst...

Page 66: ...facturer assumes no responsibility for any malfunction damage or destruction of the product caused by incompetent replacement of parts or due to the use of reproduction parts or components The manufac...

Page 67: ...ste and Used Battery Pack Handling Do not place used electric devices and battery packs into municipal waste containers An undue disposal thereof might impair the environment Deliver your expired elec...

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