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10. SETTINGS

10.1.  System Settings Summary

The following settings can be performed using a PC browser connected to the same network as 

the IP audio interface. 

Setting Name

Setting Item

Status

Confirmation of current firmware version, network settings, volume setting

Network

Network settings such as the IP address

SIP

Settings  of  SIP  connection  enable/disable,  SIP  server  address, 

authentication information, and audio codec

VMS Broadcasting Settings of VMS connection enable/disable and authentication information, 

connection port settings

Multicast

Settings of multicast reception enable/disable, multicast address and port, 

and control output during multicast broadcast

Local Broadcasting Settings of local broadcasting function enable/disable.

Tip

When the local broadcasting function is enable, the audio (SIP call and VMS 

monitoring audio) from this unit to network is muted.

Audio

Settings  of  speaker  volume,  input  volume  for  individual  broadcast 

classifications,  and  the  sensitivity  of  LINE/MIC  input  for  SIP  and  VMS 

broadcasting

Media

Uploading/downloading or deletion of sound source files such as messages 

to or from the internal memory

Pattern

Registration  of  sound  source  playback  to  be  associated  with  events  as 

patterns

Event

Settings of operations to be synchronized with the control input and control 

output

Priority

Settings of priority order for each broadcast mode;

SIP  broadcast,  VMS  broadcast,  multicast  broadcast  and  internal  sound 

source broadcast

User

Changing username and password

Maintenance

Download and upload the configuration file, initialization, firmware update, 

hardware reboot, and downloading action logs

System

Date and time settings, NTP server settings, Time zone settings

For more information, please refer to the separate setup manual.

The  latest  version  of  the  setup  manual  is  available  on  the  TOA  DATA  Library  (https://www.toa-

products.com/international/).

Summary of Contents for IP-A1AF

Page 1: ...sting 5 4 3 Local Broadcasting 5 5 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS 6 6 NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTIONS 7 7 HANDLING PRECAUTIONS 8 8 UNIT MOUNTING 9 9 CONNECTIONS 9 9 1 Network Connection 9 9 2 Connections to LINE MIC...

Page 2: ...st TOA dealer Make no further attempt to operate the speaker in this condition as this may cause fire or electric shock If you detect smoke or a strange smell coming from the unit If water or any meta...

Page 3: ...its for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commer...

Page 4: ...oadcast locally to the speaker output and the LINE output from the sound source device or microphone connected with LINE MIC input Orders of priority can be set among the various broadcasting modes me...

Page 5: ...l be half duplex LAN VMS software IP A1AF VMS broadcasting Speaker output Low impedance speaker Microphone input Microphone for sound collection Monitoring with audio LINE MICIN IP AUDIO INTERFACE IP...

Page 6: ...SIGNAL STATUS SPEAKER CLASS 2 WIRING C blage de classe 2 8 16 127 4 5 02 126 4 96 4 M3 depth 6 mm or 0 24 80 3 15 4 0 16 3 5 0 14 13 0 51 12 5 0 49 3 6 0 14 16 5 0 65 40 1 57 20 0 79 33 1 3 104 4 09...

Page 7: ...reen Lights green when a signal is outputting from the speaker or line output 5 Speaker output terminal 8 16 Connects only with low impedance speakers Tip Amplifier rated output is as follows 8 W at P...

Page 8: ...Default setting LINE PAD switch Switch 2 Enables or disables the MIC input pad When the input level is high set the PAD to 20 dB Default setting 0 dB PHANTOM switch Switch 3 Set whether or not to supp...

Page 9: ...cially available L shaped bracket etc and fix it with the accessory screws using the four screw holes of this unit IP A1AF Rubber foot accessory Plate thickness 1 to 3 mm 0 04 to 0 12 Machine screw M3...

Page 10: ...e a 2 core shielded cable to connect the audio device For connection of the removable terminal plugs see Removable Terminal Plug Connections on p 12 Set the DIP switch according to the audio device to...

Page 11: ...ine of 2 channels control input and 1 channel control output from the external control device to the unit s control input or control output terminal For connection of the removable terminal plugs see...

Page 12: ...ire end back about 7 mm 0 28 When connecting 2 wires or a signal cable to a single terminal crimp them in an insulated twin wire ferrule to prevent their core wires from being separated from one anoth...

Page 13: ...from this unit to network is muted Audio Settings of speaker volume input volume for individual broadcast classifications and the sensitivity of LINE MIC input for SIP and VMS broadcasting Media Uploa...

Page 14: ...ts setting it will be necessary to set the PC s network settings so that it can operate on the same network as the IP audio interface Take care that no IP addresses are duplicated in the same network...

Page 15: ...d down the reset key located on the bottom panel using a pointed tool The speaker automatically restarts and settings initialization begins Tip Clicking on the reset key causes the unit to be restarte...

Page 16: ...cense s If you need further information about the original open source software including source code please download it from the TOA DATA Library https www toa products com international Please note...

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