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iPX5101 | ETHERNET PAGING SERVER
Paging Operation
iPX 5101
amperes
ACT
STATUS
POWER
REM
iPX5101: Concurrent Paging = 5
Enable SPO
Consider a system installed with multiple paging mics, iPX5155 / iPX5151 that operate in Input Mode (iPX5155 - A, B & E)
and Output Mode (iPX5155 - C, D, F) below scenarios illustrate how the factors mentioned in page 11 affect a paging oper-
ation.
Scenario 1:
iPX5101 allow same priority override. Since both mics have the same priority and their AOLP are set to On,
when both mics are calling the same zone, the late caller (Mic-B) shall override Mic-A and be the one finally active in
paging.
Mic-A PR = 1
iPX5155-A AOLP = On
Mic-B PR = 1
iPX5155-B AOLP = On
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
(1) Call
Zone 1
(2) Call
Zone 1
Paging status when Mic-B call
Mic-B pages to Zone 1
Mic-B pages to Zone 1
Scenario 2:
Both Mic-A and B have the same priority but iPX5101 disallow same priority override. Hence when Mic-A is
paging to zone 1, the late caller Mic-B shall not override Mic-A.
iPX 5101
amperes
ACT
STATUS
POWER
REM
iPX5101: Concurrent Paging = 5
Disable SPO
Mic-A PR = 1
iPX5155-A AOLP = On
Mic-B PR = 1
iPX5155-B AOLP = On
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
(1) Call
Zone 1
(2) Call
Zone 1
Paging status when Mic-B call
Mic-A pages to Zone 1
Mic-A pages to Zone 1
iPX5155-C: Zone Range 1 to 248
iPX5155-D: Zone Range 1 to 248
iPX5155-C: Zone Range 1 to 248
iPX5155-D: Zone Range 1 to 248
Scenario 3:
Regardless iPX5101 enable / disable same priority override, late caller Mic-B shall override Mic-A due to
Mic-B has higher priority level.
iPX 5101
amperes
ACT
STATUS
POWER
REM
iPX5101: Concurrent Paging = 5
Enable / Disable SPO
Mic-A PR = 2
iPX5155-A AOLP = On
Mic-B PR = 1
iPX5155-B AOLP = On
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
LOCAL PA SYSTEM
(1) Call
Zone 1
(2) Call
Zone 1
Paging status when Mic-B call
Mic-B pages to Zone 1
Mic-B pages to Zone 1
iPX5155-C: Zone Range 1 to 248
iPX5155-D: Zone Range 1 to 248
