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Section 6.3
Troubleshooting Calling
Notice the “grayed out” 14 in the disabled Time-based call
forwarding to: field. A partially disabled feature or a conflicting
forward or transfer can cause very strange problems like the one
described above.
Also notice the NONE under Group Call, Call forwarding to,
Absence Transfer to, and Group hunting to: fields. NONE indicates a
station number was specified but then the station number was
changed or deleted from the system.
In the web configuration view of the door station calling in,
it will show that it is attempting to dial Line 225 whenever it dials
Station 10 (Station 10 in this case is Equipment No. 1); which is
strange because the no system has more than 80 Equipment No’s
and each Equipment No. has no more than 16 Line No’s.
“Grayed out” Solution
: When Time-based call forwarding to: was re-enabled, deleted the 14, then disabled again, then
Group call should be able to function normally again.
“Invalid station number NONE” Solution
: Any time a station needs to be removed from the system any and all
references to it must be removed or configured to a new setting before the station is deleted from (All Station) in
addition to every station for the entire system. Go through each Station No.: option from the drop down menu in the
Station selection area for all Stations and IP Stations.
“The Call to Line 225” Solution
: If the web configuration ever refers to a Line 225, there is an invalid setting in either the
called station’s configuration or, more rarely, the calling station’s configuration.
Troubleshooting Communication
Sometimes over a network there will be voice drop outs after a connection has been made. There may be a
delay between networks or a difference in timing for routers that can make communication lag. Sampling Frequency
Correction (section 8-3 of the manual) covers a scenario where an exchange or an MI is located on a different network
segment or across a WAN in which there may be slight discrepancies in time for each router between the networks. To
correct for this, the Sampling Frequency Correction tab for one exchange or MI in each network must be designated as
either the transmitter or receiver for this purpose. This is not required for the AN-8500MS nor the AN-8540DS and there
is no Sampling Frequency Correction tab for those IP stations.
Voice operated exchange (VOX) problems in areas with loud ambient noise can interrupt the conversation and
change the direction unintentionally. This could force a master in a loud area to be stuck transmitting this sound and
never allowing the speaker to play the sound picked up by the door station’s microphone as the guest responds. Use
the handset or force the conversation into Push to Talk (PTT) to see if this is a network bandwidth issue or a VOX issue.
If operating the AN-8000MS try using he [# / ^] key or the [* / v] key to allow the master to being “Re-measuring” the
background noise and attempt to compensate.
If the network has a lot of traffic there could be bandwidth related voice drop outs. The default High Quality
Sound Transmission Mode setting for the Network Settings tab of each device uses 130kbps. Bandwidth Saving
Transmission Mode will introduce a delay of 1/3 of second to the conversation and drops the bandwidth requirement to
50kbps to get around the problem of high traffic networks pushing the voice path to a lower priority (as defined in
Quality of Service sections in some router configurations) when high priority traffic comes through. If the operators
complain about voice drop outs during specific consistent times of the day, bandwidth narrowing may help.
Check the Stream Log of each device and see if there is an absence of traffic that might reveal a network
problem that could be solved by setting up a router’s Quality of Service feature.
Troubleshooting Uploading
If any message appears asking for a System name and Password during an upload it usually means that if found
AN equipment at that IP address but that the equipment has already been assigned to another AN System name and is
asking for that System’s name and password. If any of the IP addresses are wrong, then the software will report that the
upload to that IP address failed, although it will not indicate why. If the computer used to program the system is on
another subnet that does not forward traffic, the upload will fail but not indicate why. Use the Web Interface and
Network Troubleshooting pages for the equipment that fails.
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