Icom IP1000C Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
IP ADVANCED RADIO SYSTEM
CONTROLLER
IP1000C
INTRODUCTION
1 BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2 SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM
3 OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS
4 ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
5 MAINTENANCE
6 FOR YOUR INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
FEATURES
••The IP1000C enables you to communicate through IP networks by using the IP1000C as a controller for the
IP100H.
- A wireless access point is required.
Connection example
IP100H
Wireless
access
point
IP
Network
IP1000C
IP100FS
(Remote Communicator)
••A total of up to 100 IP100Hs ip communication terminal and IP100FSs remote communicator can be registered
and used in the IP1000C system. (Depending on the IP1000C versions, only 20 terminals can be registered.)
- The IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate with IP communication terminals connected to your
IP1000C from a PC through an IP network.
••The IP1000C has two methods of communications (Simplex and Full-Duplex.)
- The Simplex is for communications where receptions and transmissions are done alternately one by one,
and the Full-Duplex is for simultaneous receptions and transmissions as a telephone call.
••The call types are All Call, Group Call, Talkgroup Call, Individual Call, and Telephone Call.
- The Talkgroup Call is the terminal selects the group that it belongs to.
••In the All Call, Group Call and Talkgroup Call, you can assign the simplex or full-duplex mode to the each
calls.
••The Area Calls can be operated by limiting to a certain area.
••If you connect with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.13 or later), you will be able to communicate with certain types of
Icom transceivers.
Also If you connect in bridge port with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.03 or later), you will be able to communicate
using the VoIP router, which enables you make extension phone calls and outline phone calls.
Only the VE-PG3’s bridge ports that are set in the converter mode are connectable.
••A total of up to 50 ID list and 10 messages can be programmed for each setting group.
••Status settings can be programmed to send the status information (Example: Away from the desk) from the
IP100H.
- Up to 10 statuses can be programmed.
••The settings configured with the IP1000C is automatically set when the IP100H is turned ON.
••Automatic firmware updates for the IP100H can be done using the IP1000C.
••The LAN ports automatically select from 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX or 1000BASE-T, and detect the port
polarity type between MDI (straight) and MDI-X (crossover), depending on the connected devices.
••The [LAN] port is equipped with 4-port switching HUB.
••Supports SNMP as the network management.
••Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive.
••You can communicate with IP100Hs connected to the additional IP1000Cs on the network by using the
[Additional Controller Link] function.
- Use a VPN router such as Icom’s SR-VPN1 between sites if necessary.
LLThis document is described based on the IP1000C firmware version 2.30.
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INTRODUCTION
OPTIONS
As of June 2020
OPC-1402A
Maintenance cable
IP100FS
remote communicator
IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate
with IP communication terminals connected to
your Controller from a PC through an IP network.
NOTE:
Approved Icom optional equipment is designed for optimal performance when used with an Icom
transceiver.
Icom is not responsible for the destruction or damage to an Icom device in the event the Icom device is used
with equipment that is not manufactured or approved by Icom.
NETWORK AND SYSTEM DEFAULT SETTINGS
Menu Item
Network Settings
Setting Window
IP Address
Setting Item
IP Address
Management
DHCP Server
Administrator
DHCP Server
Administrator
Date and Time
NTP
SNTP Server
USB
USB
Firmware Update
Automatic Update
LLSee the Section 4 for more details on above settings.
LLThe Administrator’s Username (admin) cannot be changed.
To prevent unauthorized access
••You must choose a strong password.
••Choose one that is not easy to guess.
••Use numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).
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Item Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
DHCP Server
Username
Current Password:
NTP Client
SNTP Server
USB Flash Drive
USB Access
Permission
Automatic Update
Value
192.168.0.1
255.255.255.0
Disable
admin (fixed)
admin (lower case)
Enable
Enable
Enable
✓ Firmware Update
✓ Backup/Restore
Enable
INTRODUCTION
SETTING PROCEDURE
Set up the IP1000C, following the procedure below.
Step.1
Connect to a PC and turn ON the power
CONNECTION GUIDE
▼
Step.2
CONNECTION GUIDE/Section 2
Access the setting screen
▼
Step.3
pp. 4-11, 4-12
Configuring the network connection
▼
Step.4
pp. 2-5, 2-6
Registering the terminals
▼
Step.5
Configuring the settings for each terminals
p. 2-7
▼
Step.6
p. 2-8
Registering the terminals to a group
▼
Step.7
Configuring the settings for groups
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pp. 2-9 to 2-14
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
Section
1
1. Panel description……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-2
MMFront panel………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-2
MMRear panel………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-4
2. Feature description…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-5
MMAbout the basic connection……………………………………………………………………………………… 1-5
MMConnecting transceivers…………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-6
MMConnecting a telephone and transceivers……………………………………………………………………… 1-6
MMSimplex and Full-Duplex………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-7
MMMulti communication……………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-7
MMAll Call and Group Call…………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-8
MMTalkgroup Call……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-9
MMIndividual Call…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-10
MMCalling mode…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-10
MMPriority Call and its priority……………………………………………………………………………………… 1-11
MMArea Call………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-12
MMMessages………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-13
MMAbout Status Settings…………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-14
1-1
1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
1. Panel description
■■Front panel
1
2 3 4
5
6
7
1 [UPDATE] button ���� When [MSG] lights green, a firmware update is ready.
To download and install the new firmware, hold down this button until
[MSG] blinks.
•• To use the Firmware Update function, an internet connection, DNS and
default gateway settings are necessary.
2 [PWR] ���������
No light:
Lights green:
Blinks green:
Lights orange:
Blinks orange:
Power is OFF
Power is ON*1
Booting*1*2
Booting*1
Booting*1*2
*1 After the power is ON:
Blinks green > lights orange > blinks orange > lights green
*2 After [INIT] is pushed until the default resets are completed:
Blinks orange and green alternately.
3 [MSG] ���������
No light:
The latest firmware is installed
Lights green: A firmware update is ready (Online update)
Blinks green: Downloading new firmware (Online update)
4 [V/RoIP] ��������
No light:
No registration
Lights green:IP communication terminal registered
(More than 1 registration)
5 [LAN]*3*4 ��������
No light:
Not connected
Lights green: LAN connected: All connections (1000BASE-T)
Lights orange:LAN connected: More than 1 connection
(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)
*3 When 1000BASE-T/10BASE-T/100BASE-TX are mixed, the [LAN] LED lights
orange.
*4 The data communication status for each [LAN] port can be checked with the
[LAN] LED on the rear panel. (p. 1-4)
1-2
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BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
1. Panel description
■■ Front panel
1
6 [USB] ����������
2 3 4
5
No light:
Lights green:
Blinks green:
Blinks orange:
6
7
A USB flash drive is not inserted.
Inserting an USB flash drive.
Accessing the USB flash drive*5
Accessing the USB flash drive*5
*5 While accessing (resetting or firmware updating) the USB flash drive, this
LED alternately blinks green and orange.
7 [USB] ports
(USB2.0×2) �������
If you insert the USB flash drive, the automatic load function for setting
data can be used. When using the USB flash drive, detach the supplied
power adapter, and then securely insert the USB flash drive into the
[USB] port.
LLIcom is not responsible for all the devices used with the USB flash drive.
Using the Automatic Setting data upload with a USB flash drive
Insert a USB flash drive (purchase separately) to recover the
configuration or to update the firmware. (p. 5-9)
•• Turn OFF the IP1000C’s power before inserting or removing the USB flash
drive, to prevent data corruption.
•• Either one of the USB slots accepts a USB flash drive, but insert only one
drive at a time.
•• Securely insert the USB flash drive.
•• NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, while
transferring data. It will cause data corruption, or damage the USB flash drive.
•• After the firmware updating is completed, check the firmware version on the
setting window to verify that the update was correctly done.
•• When importing setting data from the USB flash drive to the IP1000C, the
originally programmed setting data is automatically saved as “bakdata.sav” on
the USB flash drive, as a backup.
•• A USB flash drive such as one with biometric authentication, or one with
password protection is not supported.
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1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
1. Panel description
■■Rear panel
1
1 [CONSOLE] port
(RJ-11 type) �������
2 [LAN] ports
(RJ-45 type×4)������
2
Connect an RS-232C serial communication interface to externally
configure the IP1000C. (Optional OPC-1402A is required.)
Connect the network devices such as a HUB.
[LED indication]
q
3 [INIT] button ������
3 4 5
w
Lights: LAN connected
Blinks: LAN data communicating
Green: 1000BASE-T
q
w Orange: 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX
If you forget its IP address and you cannot access to the IP1000C
setting screen, you can initialize (reset) the IP1000C by pushing [INIT]
on the rear panel. (p. 5-4)
•• See the “PRECAUTIONS” leaflet for details.
•• Initializing resets all settings to the factory defaults.
4 DC jack ���������
Connect the supplied power adapter.
5 Ground terminal �����
Connect to the ground.
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BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■About the basic connection
The IP1000C enables you to communicate through IP networks by using the IP1000C as a Controller for the
IP100H.
••A wireless access point is required
IP1000C
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
IP100H (IP communication terminal)
IP100H enables you to communicate using the IP1000C and a wireless access point through IP networks.
••Verify the appropriate system formation according to the environment used, and then the IP communication terminal
confirmation, wireless LAN settings and server settings using the CS-IP100H are required.
••See the IP100H instruction manual for more details.
IP100FS (Remote communicator)
The IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate with IP communication terminals connected to your
IP1000C from a PC through IP networks.
••See the IP100FS help file for more details.
CS-IP100H (Cloning software)
The CS-IP100H cloning software is designed to be used for data entry, setting and programming for the
IP100H from a PC. (You can download the free software from the Icom’s website)
••Connect the cloning cables correctly according to the CS-IP100H instruction manual uploaded on the Icom’s website.
Read the instruction carefully and completely.
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BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Connecting transceivers
If you connect in controller connection with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 2.01 or later), you will be able to
communicate with certain types of our transceivers.
Controller connection
P0
[D-TRX1]
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway) [USB]
IP1000C
P1
P2
P3
P4
Repeater
Transceiver
CT-24
Wireless access point
IP100H
LLOnly the VE-PG3’s controller ports that are set as the bridge mode are connectable.
■■Connecting a telephone and transceivers
If you connect in bridge connection with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.13 or later), you will be able to communicate
with certain types of our transceivers and also, using the VoIP router enables you make extension phone calls
and outline phone calls.
Transceiver
Bridge connection
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
[TRX1]
Wireless access point
IP phone
IP100H
LLOnly the VE-PG3’s bridge ports that are set as the converter mode are connectable.
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Transceiver
1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Simplex and Full-Duplex
The IP1000C has two methods of communications (Simplex and Full-Duplex.)
The Simplex is for communications where receptions and transmissions are done alternately one by one, and
the Full-Duplex is for simultaneous receptions and transmissions as a telephone call.
Set the Communication Method in “Transceiver Settings” for each IP communication terminal registered to the
IP1000C.
••The Full-Duplex communications are done by connecting a microphone (purchase separately) to the IP100H.
••If no microphone is connected to the IP100H, the communication method is automatically set as Simplex.
Simplex and Full-Duplex
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
Simplex
Full-Duplex
IP100H
Connection cables
Full-Duplex
Hands free PTT operation
Simplex
IP100H VOX function*1
(Set in the IP1000C)
HM-153
earphone microphone
OPC-2144
✓
✓
—
HM-153LS
earphone microphone
—
✓
✓
—
HM-166
earphone microphone
OPC-2144
✓
✓
—
HM-166LS
earphone microphone
—
✓
✓
—
HM-183LS
speaker microphone
—
✓
—
HM-186
speaker microphone
OPC-2144
✓
—
HM-186LS
speaker microphone
—
✓
—
HS-85
(Discontinued product)
vox unit
OPC-2144
✓
Disable*2
✓
✓
HS-94
headset
OPC-2006LS
✓
Enable
HS-95
headset
OPC-2006LS
✓
Enable
HS-97
throat microphone
OPC-2006LS
✓
Enable
HS-102
headset
✓
Enable
OPC-2359*3
✓
✓
*1 When a headset that supports the VOX function is connected, the communication mode automatically changes
between reception and transmission by verifying the communication voice.
*2 Select [VOX] on the HS-85.
*3 Receive by using the OPC-2359.
■■Multi communication
To prevent a crosstalk in the IP network, simultaneous multiple communications can be made in the system.
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
Individual Call
Individual Call
IP100H
1-7
Group Call
1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■All Call and Group Call
Simplex or Full-Duplex communication can be set for the All Call and Group Call.
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All
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Sales Group1
Selecting All Call
Selecting Group Call
Simplex operation
• When the Simpex is selected, the called station cannot reply until the caller station
stops transmitting.
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
Full-duplex operation
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
About All Calls
The All Call function is used to call all the IP100H and IP100FS that are registered in the Transceiver
Registration window in the IP1000C.
About Group Calls
The Group Call function is used to call the desired group selected from the ID List.
••It is required to divide the registered IP100H and IP100FS in the [Transceiver Registration] screen into groups in the
[Destination Settings] screen.
••The ID List and the destination settings set in the IP1000C are commonly used in each group that the IP100H and
IP100FS belong to.
1-8
1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Talkgroup Call
The Talkgroup Call function allows user to select the group that belong to it from previously registered groups
in the IP1000C.
When users select Talkgroup 01000, terminals are excluded from the original groups, as illustrated below.
When Talkgroup is OFF
Group 00101
Group 00100
00001
00002
00003
00004
00006
00007
00008
Talkgroup 01000
Talkgroup 01001
Group 00100
Group 00101
00009
All
When Talkgroup is selected
00001
00002
00007
00003
Talkgroup 01000
00008
Talkgroup 01001
00009
00004
00006
All
••The Talkgroup Call is required to register the Talkgroups in the [Destination Settings] screen and [ID List] screen. If the
“Talkgroup Type” in the [Destination Settings] screen is set to “Multiplex Talkgroup,” the IP100H can make a Talkgroup
Call between the linked talkgroups.
••Set to the IP1000C whether All Call includes the Talkgroup or not, or the Talkgroup Call calls the IP100FS or not.
••The ID List and the destination settings set in the IP1000C are commonly used in each group that the IP100H and
IP100FS belong to.
1-9
1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Individual Call
Individual Call is when you talk to a desired transceiver 1 on 1.
When an individual call is made, the IP100H displays the connection result. (Connected, Busy, or No response)
••If the IP100H that you are calling is out of range, “No response” is displayed.
••If desired, set the Receive Notification Tone in the [Common Settings] Screen in the [Common Settings] menu to notify a
Call is received.
IP1000C
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Sales 8
Selecting an Individual Call
(Example: Sales 1 calling Sales 8)
Individual Call
Wireless access
point
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Connected
IP100H
Sales 1
Sales 8
The display after
transmitting
■■Calling mode
When you are receiving or transmitting, the transceiver is in the calling mode.
While in the calling mode, only the transmitting operation is needed to communicate with the transceiver
you are calling.
IP1000C
Wireless access
point
Individual Call
Sales 1 to Sales 2
IP100H
Sales 3
Sales 1
Calling mode
Sales 3
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 2
Regular Individual Call destination: Sales 3
While in the calling mode, the Individual
Call destination is changed to Sales 1.
About TalkBack Timer
The TalkBack timer starts when the calling transceiver finishes transmitting until the screen returns to the
standby mode. (Default: 5 seconds)
About blocking the communications while in the TalkBack Timer
If there are new calls while in the TalkBack Timer, it is set to receive the calls in the priority order. (p. 4-90)
••A call cannot be received if it has an equal or lower priority than the call you are now making. Calls will be received after
the TalkBack Timer.
••The TalkBack Timer that are commonly used by the IP100Hs belonged to the setting group is set in the IP1000C.
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1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Priority Call and its priority
The Priority Call function is set to “Disable” in the default setting.
The priority levels of the Call types are in the following order.
Priority level
High
Low
Priority
Call type
Priority Call
Remarks
—
Enable
Disable
Enable
Enable
Enable
Disable
Disable
Disable
For telephone communication
—
—
Includes the Area Call or calling from an IP100FS
Includes from an IP100FS
Includes the Area Call or calling from an IP100FS
Includes the Area Call
—
Includes the Area Call
Telephone
Emergency (High)
Emergency (Normal)
All Call (High)
Individual Call (High)
Group Call (High)
Selectable*
All Call (Normal)
Individual Call (Normal)
Group Call (Normal)
Fixed
* Selectable in the Call Type Priority item in the [RoIP Server] screen in the [RoIP Server settings] menu. (p. 4-22)
••The priority is given to the first call between calls with the same priority level.
••The reply call follows the priority level of the talk side.
Change the target during communication with the Priority Call function enabled
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
Group Call
Making an Individual Call
during communication
Group Call
Individual Call
IP100H
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1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Area Call
This function is used when operating by limiting to a certain area.
(Default: Disable)
If you make an All Call or Group Call when Area Call in the IP100H is set to ON, the IP100H and IP100FS that
are in the same area with the IP100H connected to the wireless access point are called.
IP100H makes an All Call with the Area Call function
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
Sales
Accounts
Parts
IP100H
All Call
IP100FS calls the All Call with the Area Call function
The wireless access points that the
IP100H is included in with the Area Call
function, are set on the [Area Call] screen
in the [RoIP Server Settings] menu.
(Example: For Sales and For Accounts)
When the IP100FS uses the Area Call
function, can call IP100Hs that are in the
communication range of the access points
assigned to the Area Call.
Select the access point in the [Location], the
Call type (Individual, Group, All, Area or
Telephone) and names are displayed
To use Area Call, it is required to enable the [Area Call] for each IP100H in the [Transceiver Settings] screen,
and then register the area’s wireless access point (BSSID) in the [Area Entry List].
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BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■Messages
Set this function to send a message with the IP100H and IP100FS.
(Default: Disable)
The fixed messages of up to 32 characters to send can be set in the [Messages] screen of the [Common Setting]
Menu. Up to 10 messages can be registered.
IP100H transmits a message
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
Message
All
Gather immedi
Message selection screen
(TX)
Blinks
Scrolls
All Call
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All Gather imme
IP100H
Received messege screen
(RX)
IP100FS transmits a message
The IP100FS can store up to 100 messages
in the each Site.
You can edit the stored messages.
Selected Call type
Selected or edited message
••To use this function, requires to enable the [Message] item in the [Transceiver Settings] screen for each
IP100H.
••The messages that are registered to the IP1000C are commonly used by the IP100Hs belonged to the
setting group.
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1
BEFORE USING THE IP1000C
2. Feature description
■■About Status Settings
Set the Status to send the status information (Example: Away from the desk) from the IP100H.
(Default: Disable)
••The status information of up to 32 characters can be programmed in the [Status] screen on the [Common
Settings] menu. Up to 10 status can be programmed.
••The status information sent using the IP100H can be displayed in the One-Touch Button screen or in the
[Transceiver Management] screen on the [Transceiver Settings] menu.
IP100FS One-Touch button
IP100H sends the Status
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
Status
At lunch
Status selection screen
(TX)
Name, Destination ID, Status number
and Status information
IP100H
IP1000C Transceiver Management screen
Status
To use this function, requires to enable the [Status] item in the [Transceiver Settings] screen for each IP100H.
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SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM
Section
2
1. Flow using IP100H…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-2
MMPrepare for connection and settings…………………………………………………………………………… 2-2
MMAbout the Setting procedures…………………………………………………………………………………… 2-3
2. Transceiver settings………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-4
MMRegistering the terminals………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-5
MMAbout confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H………………………………………………… 2-6
MMAbout the IP100H settings………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-7
MMAbout the Group calls……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-8
MMAbout the Talkgroup calls………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-9
MMAbout the ID list………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-11
MMAbout messages………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-12
MMAbout the status settings……………………………………………………………………………………… 2-13
MMAbout commonly use the ID list and message in the group………………………………………………… 2-14
3. Bridge connection and Caller settings…………………………………………………………………………… 2-15
4. Additional controller link …………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-19
5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3…………………………………………………………………………… 2-25
2-1
2
SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM
1. Flow using IP100H
■■Prepare for connection and settings
This is an explanation of the flow from connecting with PC to accessing to the Setting screen.
1. Connect to a PC and turn ON the power
See the CONNECTION GUIDE (Separated) for details
Connect a PC to the IP1000C’s [LAN] port, and insert the power cable into the [DC] jack.
Connect to a PC
IP1000C
Power cable
2. Access the setting screen
See the CONNECTION GUIDE (Separated) for details
1. Open your web browser, then enter the IP address of the IP1000C into the address bar.
LLThe default IP address is “192.168.0.1.” (http://192.168.0.1/)
2. Push the [Enter] key.
••The Login Authentication screen will appear.
3. E
nter “admin” (fixed username) and “admin” (default password) in their respective input fields on the Login
Authentication screen, and then click <OK>.
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2
SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM
1. Flow using IP100H
■■About the Setting procedures
This is a flow that the setting procedures of the IP100H using the IP1000C setting screen.
This manual explains after completing the wireless access point settings that the IP100Hs connect to.
1. Network Settings (pp. 4-11, 4-12)
Enter an IP address (default: 192.168.0.1) on the [IP Address] screen, and a DHCP server setting (default:
Disable) on the [DHCP Server] screen, according to your system environment.
2. Transceiver presettings
Register the IP100H or IP100FS to use into this IP1000C.
[Transceiver Registration] screen (pp. 2-5, 4-36)
Enter the Transceiver model, Name and Unit ID, Password and Setting group.
LLThe default password is “iptrx,” and you can change it for security.
LLThe common settings that are used by the group, are set in the [Common Settings] menu.
Setting by the CS-IP100H cloning software (p. 2-6)
After IP100Hs are registered to the IP1000C, set the wireless LAN setting, antenna setting (internal or
external), provisioning server setting (IP1000C) to all the IP100Hs.
••The CS-IP100H is a freeware that can be downloaded from the Icom website.
••First, read the instructions of the CS-IP100H that can be downloaded from the Icom website, and follow its
procedure to connect the cloning cable between the IP100H and a PC.
3. Common Settings (pp. 2-11 to 2-14)
Set common settings of each group that the IP100Hs or IP100FSs belong to and are registered on the
[Transceiver Registration] screen.
[ID List] screen
Register the unit IDs that are registered on the [Transceiver Registration] screen or the group IDs that are
registered on the [Destination Settings] screen.
LLWhen an IP1000C’s bridge connection is made with a VE-PG3, you can register the telephone number of the IP phone.
[Message] screen
Enter messages that the IP100H will send.
Up to 32 characters can be programmed. (Up to 10 messages.)
[Status] screen
Enter Statuses that the IP100H will send.
Up to 32 characters can be programmed. (Up to 10 statuses.)
[Common Settings] screen
Specify the ID list and message list of the group that the IP100H belongs.
About updating setup
If the IP1000C’s setup has been changed, be sure to reboot the IP100H to read its setting.
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1. Flow using IP100H
■■ About the Setting procedures
4. Transceiver Settings (pp. 4-34 to 4-37)
Set or assign the functions to all the IP100Hs that are registered on the [Transceiver Registration] screen.
••Use ID list
••Priority Call
••Message
• Communication Method (Simplex/Full-duplex)
• Area Call
• Status
5. Destination Settings (p. 2-8)
The registered IP100Hs or IP100FS on the [Transceiver Registration] screen, are assigned to a group,
assigned a group ID and the communication type is set on the [Destination Settings] screen.
6. Mic gain, Notification beep or Talkback setting (pp. 4-38 to 4-93)
Depending on your system requirement, set the mic gain or assign the VOX function* on the
[Transceiver Settings] screen, set common settings, such as the various notice tones, talkback settings on the
[Common Settings] screen.
* The VOX function requires to connect an optional headset and connection cable.
Headset HS-94, HS-95, or HS-97 and Connection cable OPC-2006LS.
Or Headset HS-102 and Connection cable OPC-2359.
2. Transceiver settings
Each terminal requires that you set the unit ID and so on.
The following illustration is an example of setting requirements to register an IP100H to an IP1000C.
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.50
IP100H
Sales4
00004
Sales1 Sales2 Sales3
00001 00002 00003
Sales group1
00101
Meeting
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
Full-duplex
operation
Setting Group1
••Connect a wireless access point to the IP1000C network.
••Up to 100 of the total IP100H and IP100FS can register to the IP1000C.
••(Depending on the IP1000C versions, up to 20 of total IP100H and IP100FS can be registered.)
••This manual explains that IP addresses of the IP100H or a PC using the IP100FS are automatically assigned by the
DHCP server on the network
••When assigning static IP addresses to the terminals, make sure that the addresses of the devices on the network do not
overlap or conflict.
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2. Transceiver settings
■■Registering the terminals
Set the Unit ID (Individual number) to register each IP100H or IP100FS.
1
Click [Transceiver Settings], then [Transceiver Registration].
2
Enter the “Transceiver Model,” “Name” and “Unit ID” items in the “Transceiver Settings” field, and then
click <Add>.
••The [Transceiver Registration] screen is displayed.
q Enter
This number is specified in the
Common Settings field on the
[Common Settings] screen.
3
w Click
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents the terminal in the “Transceiver Setting
Entry List” field. (See pages 2-7 to 2-10.)
Confirm
About the TRX Batch Setting
You can register a consecutive Destination ID collectively. You can also copy the Destination ID settings to
other Destination ID settings.
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H
After the registration of the IP100H to the IP1000C is completed, program the IP100H using the CS-IP100H
cloning software and a PC.
After that, reboot the IP100H and it will automatically read the contents of the IP1000C’s setting.
••The CS-IP100H is a freeware that can be downloaded from the Icom website.
••If the IP100H will not display the standby screen, check the settings of the IP1000C and the wireless access point.
External antenna
[TX/RX] LED
[PWR/VOL]
knob
Function display
[PTT] switch
Jack cover
[Option] key
Version
information
Unit ID
IP100H
Ver. .
/
Booting...
00001
Connecting...
00001
Function keys
Setting up...
00001
Internal
microphone
Internal speaker
Successful
00001
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All
(Standby screen)
•
Signal strength indicator
Displays the signal strength in three levels when your
communication terminal is in a service area.
“ ” blinks when you are in out of the service area, and “ ”
appears if your communication terminal is not registered, or not
connected to the IP1000C.
About updating setup
If the IP1000C’s setup has been changed, be sure to reboot the IP100H to read its setting.
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About the IP100H settings
Set and assign functions to each registered IP100H.
After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
1
Click [Transceiver Settings], then [Transceiver Settings].
2
Select the “Unit ID” item to be set, then select and assign functions, depending on your requirements.
••The [Transceiver Settings] screen is displayed.
q Select
w Enter
3
Click <Apply>.
Click
4
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “Transceiver Setting List” field.
Confirm
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About the Group calls
This topic describes registering IP100Hs or IP100FSs to a group, and they communicate with the full-duplex
operation between three or more members as meeting.
After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
1
2
Click [Destination Settings].
••The [Destination Settings] screen is displayed.
Enter the group name, Call type, and Group ID (00001 ~ 60000) in the “Destination Setting” field,
then select the terminals in the list that belong to the group. Click <Apply>.
q Enter
w Select
e Click
3
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “List of Destination Setting
Entries (Group Call)” field.
Confirm
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About the Talkgroup calls
This topic describes registering IP100Hs or IP100FSs to a Talkgroup, and they communicate with the fullduplex operation between three or more members as meeting.
The Talkgroup Call function allows user to select the group that belong to it from previously registered groups
in the IP1000C.
The [FUNC] key or [ID List] key can be assigned for selecting the Talkgroup.
After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
1
2
Click [Destination Settings].
••The [Destination Settings] screen is displayed.
Enter the Talkgroup name, Call type, and Group ID (00001 ~ 60000) in the “Destination Setting” field.
Click <Apply>.
q Enter
Select “Multiplex Talkgroup” to call between the
talkgroups that are linked previously. (p.4-99)
w Click
3
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “List of Destination Setting Entries
(TalkGroup Call)” field.
Confirm
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2. Transceiver settings
■■ About the Talkgroup calls
Selecting the Talkgroup call using the IP100H (with [FUNC] key)
Available only when the Talkgroup Call function is assigned to [FUNC] key.
1. P
ush [FUNC] (q) several times to
select the Talkgroup.
••Push [FUNC] (q) to select the assigned
functions such as Message, Status, Area
Call, and so on.
2. Push [r] or [s] (w) to select the
Talkgroup number.
3. Push [CLR/LOCK] (e).
••You can talk with the IP100Hs or
IP100FSs that select the same group
number. (Example 00202)
••When you select the Talkgroup Call, you
are excluded from original group. (p. 2-8)
••When “OFF” is selected in step 2, the
Talkgroup is released.
Talkgroup
OFF
Talkgroup
00202
Talkgroup 2
w
q
e
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Talkgroup 2
Talkgroup is selected
Selecting the Talkgroup call using the IP100H (with [ ] key)
Available only when the Talkgroup Call function is assigned to [ ] key.
1. Push [ ] (q) several times to select
the Group (or Talkgroup.)
••Push [ ] to select the assigned functions
such as All, Individual, and so on.
2. Push [r] or [s] (w) to select the
Talkgroup number.
3. Push [CLR/LOCK] (e).
••You can talk with the IP100Hs or
IP100FSs that select the same group
number. (Example 00202)
••When you select the Talkgroup Call, you
are excluded from original group. (p. 2-8)
••When “Group” is selected in step 2, the
Talkgroup is released.
Group
00101
Group 1
Talkgroup
00202
Talkgroup 2
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Talkgroup 2
Talkgroup is selected
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w
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About the ID list
Enter Names, Call types and so on in an ID list that the IP100H will use.
After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
When using the ID list, set the “Use ID List” to “Enable.” (p.4-40)
1
Click [Common Settings], then [ID list].
••The [ID List] screen is displayed.
2
Select the ID list group in the “ID List Common Settings” field.
3
Enter the name, Call type, and destination ID (00001 ~ 60000) in the “ID List” field, then click <Apply>.
••The ID list group number (example: 1) is used in the “ID List” item on the [Common Settings] screen.
Select “Select From List” when selecting the
registered Destination ID in the [Transceiver
Registration] screen or [Destination Settings] screen.
q Enter
w Click
4
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “ID List Entries” field.
Confirm
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About messages
Enter messages that the IP100H will transmit.
After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
When using the Message, set the “Message” to “Enable.” (p.4-45)
1
Click [Common Settings], then [Messages].
••The [Messages] screen is displayed.
2
Select the message group number in the “Message Group” field.
3
Enter a message of up to 32 characters in the “Messages” field. Then click <Apply>.
••The message group number (example: 1) is used in the “Message List” item on the [Common Settings] screen.
••Up to 10 messages can be registered in each group.
q Enter
w Click
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About the status settings
Enter the status that the IP100H will transmit.
After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
When using the Status, set the “Status” to “Enable.” (p.4-46)
1
2
Click [Common Settings], then [Status].
••The [Status] screen is displayed.
Enter a status of up to 32 characters in the “Status Setting” field. Then click <Apply>.
LLUp to 10 statuses can be entered.
LLThe items that are unchecked are not displayed on the IP100H.
q Enter
w Click
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2. Transceiver settings
■■About commonly use the ID list and message in the group
Specify the ID and message lists of the group that the IP100H belongs to.
After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.
1
Click [Common Settings], then [Profile].
••The [Profile] screen is displayed.
2
Select the profile number in the “Profile” field.
3
Select the “ID List” and “Message List” in the “Profile” field.
••The profile number setting (example: 1) is specified in the “Profile” item on the [Transceiver Registration] screen in
each IP100H.
Enter
Select the specified ID list group on the [ID List]
screen (p. 2-11) or message group on the [Message]
screen (p. 2-12).
4
Click <Apply>.
Click
5
After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “Profile List” field.
Confirm
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3. Bridge connection and Caller settings
When making a bridge connection with a VE-PG3*, the IP1000C system can communicate with the transceivers.
* A VE-PG3 with a firmware version 1.13 or less cannot communicate with the IP1000C system.
Before connecting the VE-PG3, check the firmware version on the VE-PG3’s setting screen.
Bridge connection
Extension number 2001
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.1
Wireless
access point
IP100H
Sales1
00001
Seles group1
00011
IP phone
Extension number 500
Sales2
00002
About the IP1000C settings
1. Enter the IP address of the VE-PG3 in the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] field. (Example:
192.168.0.2)
[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] (screen) >
[Telephone Gateway Interconnection] (field)
This number is the same
as the “Telephone Gateway
Interconnection Number” item in
the [Destination Setting] field.
2. A
fter setting the “Call Type” item to “Telephone,” select the “Telephone Gateway Interconnection Number”
item and then enter a telephone number in the “Destination Phone Number” item.
[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Setting] (field)
••Select the bridge number as same as the number that is selected the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] field.
(Example: 1)
••Enter the VE-PG3’s extension number. (Example: 500)
This number is the same as the “No.”
item in the [Telephone Gateway
Interconnection Number] field.
3. A
fter setting the “Call Type” item to “Telephone,” enter the “Destination Phone Number” item.
[Common Settings] (menu) > [ID List] (screen) > [ID List] (field)
••Enter the VE-PG3’s extension number. (Example: 500)
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3. Bridge connection and Caller settings
Bridge connection
Extension number 2001
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.1
Wireless
access point
IP100H
Sales1
00001
Seles group1
00011
IP phone
Extension number 500
Sales2
00002
About the IP1000C settings
4. Confirm the [Clear Down during Telephone Call] item in the [Transceiver Settings] field is set to “Enable.”
[Transceiver Settings] (menu) > [Transceiver Settings] (screen) > [Transceiver Settings] (field)
When “Clear Down” is selected in the
[Option Key] item, the [Clear Down during
Telephone Call] item is not displayed.
Before the target telephone is picked up, or
during phone call, pushing [Option] terminates the
phone call.
Push
LLThe IP100H can terminate the phone call, when a
telephone calls the IP100H individually, or when the
IP100H calls a telephone.
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3. Bridge connection and Caller settings
Bridge connection
Extension number 2001
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.1
Wireless
access point
IP100H
Sales1
00001
Seles group1
00011
IP phone
Extension number 500
Sales2
00002
About the VE-PG3 settings (Converter mode)
1. Enter the IP address of the IP1000C in the [Bridge Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.1)
Select the Voice Cording. (Example: G.711u Signaling)
[Port Settings] (menu) > [Bridge] (screen) (Example: Bridge1) > [Bridge Connection] (field)
LLMake sure the using port number for connection do not duplicate with another connection.
2. S
elect the call type and enter the destination ID in the [Bridge Communication] field.
Call type (Example: Group), Destination ID (Example: 11)
3. For full-duplex telephone operation, set the “Priority Receive” item in the [Bridge Control] field to
“Disable.”
4. Click <Apply> at bottom of the screen. Then click <Connect> in the [Bridge Connection] field.
••The “Connection Status” item changes form “Not Connected” to “During Transmit.”
After settings in this screen
are completed, click <Apply>.
Then click <Connect>.
“Default Callee ID” item
is set to “Enable,” set the
Destination settings below.
Set the PTT control or Call
Control types according to
your requirements.
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3. Bridge connection and Caller settings
Bridge connection
Extension number 2001
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.1
Wireless
access point
IP100H
Sales1
00001
Seles group1
00011
IP phone
Extension number 500
Sales2
00002
About the VE-PG3 settings (Converter mode)
5. Enter the extension number of the [Bridge 1] port in the [Extension] field. (Example: 2001)
[Extension Connect] (menu) > [Extension Connect] (screen) > [Extension] (field)
The “Port Type” item must be
set to the same port as the
one set in step 1.
6. E
nter the extension number of the IP phone in the [Extension] field. (Example: 500)
[Extension Connect] (menu) > [Extension Connect] (screen) > [Extension] (field)
Enter the IP phone’s MAC
address
When the IP phone calls the number “2001,” all the IP100Hs of sales group “00011” will be called.
••The caller number on the IP100H’s display will be the extension number of the IP phone. (Example: 500)
When the IP phone calls the number “011” + “00001,” only the IP100H of Sales 1 “00001” will be called.
••The numbers “011” and “00001” are individual numbers for the [Bridge 1] port and Sales 1.
••The caller number on the IP100H’s display will be the extension number of the IP phone. (Example: 500)
See the VE-PG3 instruction manual for the setting details.
When the IP100H (example: Sales 2 “00002”) calls the IP phone:
1. Display the IP phone’s Destination phone number on the IP100H’s screen.
••The Destination phone number of the IP phone must be programmed in the IP100H’s ID list.
2. Hold down [PTT] for more than 1 second.
••The caller number on the IP phone’s display will be the individual number of Sales 2. (Example: “011” + “00002”)
See the IP100H instruction manual for the operating details.
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4. Additional controller link
The Additional Controller Link function allows you to communicate another sites.
LLUp to 10 sub IP1000Cs can be connected to a master IP1000C.
LLUse a VPN router, such as Icom’s SR-VPN1, between sites if necessary.
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office1 setting (Master)
1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Master” in the [Controller Mode] item.
Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.
[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
2. E
nter a name and a destination IP address.
[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
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4. Additional controller link
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office1 setting (Master)
3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item, enter a destination ID and select a group priority. Select controllers
in the [Additional Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)
[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)
Select only Office2 when you do not
make a call from Office3 to Office2 using
the group number “00201.”
The number of transceivers in a site, and any
additional controllers that are set, are displayed.
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4. Additional controller link
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office2 setting (Sub)
Example: Calling Sales group 2 (00201)
1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Sub” in the [Controller Mode] item.
Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.
[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
2. E
nter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: Office1 (Master)).
[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
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4. Additional controller link
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office2 setting (Sub)
3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item, enter a destination ID and select a group priority. Select controllers
in the [Additional Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)
[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)
Select Master in the
[Additional Controller] item for
other IP1000Cs (Sub).
The number of transceivers in a site, and
any additional controllers that are set, are
displayed.
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4. Additional controller link
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office3 setting (Sub)
1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Sub” in the [Controller Mode] item.
Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.
[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
2. E
nter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: Office1 (Master))
[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
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4. Additional controller link
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
192.168.0.1
Office1 (Master)
Wireless
access point
Additional Controller Link
Sales1
00001
192.168.0.2
Office2 (Sub)
Sales group1
00101
Sales2
00002
192.168.0.3
Office3 (Sub)
IP100H
Sales21
00021
Sales group2
00201
Sales22
00022
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
About the Office3 setting (Sub)
3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item and enter a destination ID. Select controllers in the [Additional
Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)
[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)
Select Master in the
[Additional Controller] item for
other IP1000C (Sub).
The number of transceivers in a site, and
any additional controllers that are set, are
displayed.
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
The Additional Controller Link function allows you to communicate with the digital transceiver in the IDAS
system.
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
Repeater A
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the IP1000C settings
1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Master” in the [Controller Mode] item.
Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.
[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
LLWhen several IP1000Cs are linked and use All call or Group call between the controllers, the IP1000C whose
Controller mode is set to “Sub” cannot link to the bridge mode’s VE-PG3 to additional controller.
In that case, the VE-PG3 must be linked to the IP1000C whose Controller mode is set to “Master.”
2. E
nter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: VE-PG3 (Area A))
[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Repeater A
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the IP1000C settings
3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item and enter a destination ID. Select controllers in the [Additional
Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)
[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Repeater A
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)
1. Select “Unicast” in the IP Communication Mode of the connected port.
(Example: Digital Transceiver 1 (D-TRX1))
Select “Unicast” in the IP Communication Mode of the Controller 1, and then check the Check box for the
CT-24 Assignment.
[Operating Mode] (menu) > [Operating Mode] (screen) > [IP Communication Mode] (field)
LLAfter the IP Communications have been changed, the VE-PG3 needs to be rebooted.
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Repeater A
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)
2. After selecting the “Port Type” item to “Digital Transceiver 1 (D-TRX1)” in the [Bridge Connection Point]
field, enter the IP address of the VE-PG3. (Example: 192.168.0.2)
Enter the Connection Port Number. (Example: 21500)
Enter the “My Station Port Number” same as the Connection Port number of the Controller 1. (Example: 21502)
Select the Voice Cording. (Example: AMBE+2)
[Bridge Connection] (menu) > [Bridge Connection] (screen) > [Bridge Connection Point] (field)
LLMake sure the using port number for connection do not duplicate with another connection.
3. A
fter selecting the “Port Type” item to “Controller 1” in the [Bridge Connection Point] field, enter the IP
address of the VE-PG3. (Example: 192.168.0.2)
Enter the Connection Port Number. (Example: 21502)
Enter the “My Station Port Number” same as the Connection Port number of the Digital Transceiver 1
(D-TRX1). (Example: 21500)
Select the Voice Cording. (Example: AMBE+2)
[Bridge Connection] (menu) > [Bridge Connection] (screen) > [Bridge Connection Point] (field)
LLMake sure the using port number for connection do not duplicate with another connection.
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Repeater A
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)
4. Confirm Digital Transceiver1 (D-TRX1) port setting, then click <Connect>.
••Confirm “Not connected” changes to “During transmit.”
Confirm Controller 1 port setting, then click <Connect>.
••Confirm “Not connected” changes to “During transmit.”
Confirm the setting, then click
<Connect>.
Confirm “Not connected”
changes to “During transmit”
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
Repeater A
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)
5. Select the “Mode” item to “NXDN Conventional” in the [Digital Transceiver Model] field.
(Example: NXDN Conventional)
[Port Settings] (menu) > [Digital Transceiver 1] (screen) > [Digital Transceiver Model] (field)
6. Enter the IP address of the repeater in the [Digital Transceiver Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.11)
Enter the TCP Port Number (Example: 41200), or the UDP Port Number. (Example: 41220)
[Port Settings] (menu) > [Digital Transceiver 1] (screen) > [Digital Transceiver Connection] (field)
LLMake sure the using port number for connection do not duplicate with another connection.
After settings in this screen
are completed, click <Apply>.
Then click <Connect>.
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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3
IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)
192.168.0.2
(Area A)
Additional Controller Link
IP1000C
Controller connection
P0
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
192.168.0.3
(Area B)
[D-TRX1]
P1
P2
P3
P4
192.168.0.11
[USB]
Repeater A
Transceiver
CT-24
IP100H
Sales31
00031
Sales group3
00301
Sales32
00032
Port number (Controller 1): 21500
Port number (D-TRX1): 21502
About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)
7. Enter the IP address of the IP1000C in the [Controller Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.3)
Enter the Controller Port Number same as the IP1000C’ Service port number in the Link setting field.
(Example: 32000)
Enter the Local Port Number same as the IP1000C’ Destination Port number in the Additional Controller
Settings field. (Example: 32010)
[Port Settings] (menu) > [Controller 1] (screen) > [Controller Connection] (field)
LLMake sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.
After settings in this screen
are completed, click <Apply>.
Then click <Connect>.
8. S
elect the call type and enter Destination ID. (Example: 0301)
Enter the My Station ID (Example: 0201).
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Section
3
1. How to restrict access………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-2
MMSetting password…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-2
2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time……………………………………………………………………… 3-3
MMSetting date and time (Manual setting)………………………………………………………………………… 3-3
MMSetting date and time (Automatic setting)……………………………………………………………………… 3-3
3. Using the DHCP function…………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-4
MMSetting example…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-4
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1. How to restrict access
If you set a new administrator password, you can restrict access to the IP1000C’s setting screen.
The default administrator password is “admin.”
■■Setting password
1
Click the [Management] menu, then [Administrator].
2
Enter [Current Password], [New Password] and [New Password (confirm)] in their respective input
fields.
••The [Administrator] screen appears.
LLThe password can be composed of up to 31 characters (0–9, a–z and A–Z).
LLThe entered characters are displayed as an * (asterisk) or a • (dot).
Enter
3
Click <Apply>.
To prevent unauthorized access
You must be careful when choosing your password.
LLChoose one that is not easy to guess.
LLUse numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).
NOTE: When you forget the password, you cannot access to the IP1000C. In this case, initialize the
IP1000C using the <INIT> button. (p. 5-4)
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OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS
2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time
You can set the IP1000C’s internal clock time.
■■Setting date and time (Manual setting)
1
Click the [Management] menu, then [Date and Time].
2
Verify the PC’s current time in the [Date and Time] field.
Click <Set> to synchronize the internal clock with the displayed time in the “Manual Set Time” item.
••The [Date and Time] screen appears.
LLYou can also enter the time in the “Manually Set Time” item.
Click
■■Setting date and time (Automatic setting)
The Automatic Clock Synchronize function automatically synchronizes the internal clock with the time
management server (NTP).
LLTo use this function, an internet connection and default gateway settings are necessary.
1
Click the [Management] menu, then [Date and Time].
2
Select the appropriate Time Zone.
3
Select “Enable” in the “NTP Client” item, and then click <Apply>.
••The [Date and Time] screen appears.
q Select
w Click
Note: The default NTP servers are provided by INTERNET MULTIFEED Co.
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OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS
3. Using the DHCP function
You can use the DHCP function by following the procedures below.
■■Setting example
1
Click the [Network Settings] menu, then [DHCP Server].
2
Select “Enable” in the “DHCP Server” item, and then click <Apply>.
Enter the new IP pool start address and so on, depending on your requirement, and then click <Apply>.
••The [DHCP Server] screen appears.
LLThe factory default of this setting is “Disable.”
q Click
w Enter
e Click
3
Click <Reboot>.
••When you are asked to reboot the IP1000C, follow the instructions.
Click
About the DHCP server function
The IP1000C’s DHCP server function is disable as the default.
LLBefore changing this function to “Enable,” make sure that the addresses of the devices on the network do not overlap
or conflict.
If a DHCP server is already connected to the network, and there is an address conflict, a network problem will occur.
See the Troubleshooting section for possible solutions.
About the maximum number of the IP addresses
Up to 128 addresses can be automatically assigned by the DHCP server function.
Another 32 addresses can be manually assigned.
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Section
4
1. About the setting screen……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-4
2. [TOP] Menu����������������������������������������
MMSystem Status………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMNetwork Status……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMPort Status…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTRX Status…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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3. [Information] Menu�������������������������������������
MMSYSLOG……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMMemory Usage……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTraffic Statistics……………………………………………………………………………………………………
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4. [Network Settings] Menu���������������������������������
MMHost Name………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMIP Address………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMDHCP Server……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMStatic DHCP………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMStatic DHCP Table………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMRouting Table……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMStatic Routing……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMList of Static Routing Entries……………………………………………………………………………………
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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu����������������������������������� 4-17
MMAdditional Controller Settings………………………………………………………………………………… 4-17
MMVoIP Extension………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-18
6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu������������������������������� 4-21
MMTenant (Fleet)…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-21
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(Continued from the previous page)
7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu��������������������������������
MMCall Type Priority…………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTelephone Gateway Interconnection…………………………………………………………………………
MMTelephone Gateway Interconnection Entry List………………………………………………………………
MMTelephone Gateway Interconnection Group…………………………………………………………………
MMTelephone Gateway Interconnection Group Entry List………………………………………………………
MMLink Setting………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMLinked Controller List……………………………………………………………………………………………
MMArea Setting………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMAccess Point Search……………………………………………………………………………………………
MMArea Entry List……………………………………………………………………………………………………
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu��������������������������������
MMTransceiver Management………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTransceiver Settings……………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTransceiver Setting Entry List…………………………………………………………………………………
MMTRX Batch Setting………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMTransceiver Settings……………………………………………………………………………………………
MMSharing Transceiver Settings…………………………………………………………………………………
MMTransceiver Setting List…………………………………………………………………………………………
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9. [Common Settings] Menu���������������������������������
MMWireless LAN……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMList of Wireless LAN Entries……………………………………………………………………………………
MMID List Common Settings………………………………………………………………………………………
MMID List Detail Settings……………………………………………………………………………………………
MMSave or Write the ID List Setting………………………………………………………………………………
MMID List……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMID List Entries……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMMessage Group…………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMMessage Group Detail…………………………………………………………………………………………
MMSave or Write the Message Setting……………………………………………………………………………
MMMessages…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMStatus Settings……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMProfile List…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMProfile……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMProfile Batch Setting……………………………………………………………………………………………
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(Continued from the previous page)
10. [Destination Settings] Menu�������������������������������� 4-94
MMDestination Setting……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-94
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)………………………………………………………………… 4-104
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (Group Call)……………………………………………………………… 4-104
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (Talkgroup Call)………………………………………………………… 4-105
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (Management Talkgroup Call)………………………………………… 4-106
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (Individual Call)………………………………………………………… 4-107
MMList of Destination Setting Entries (Telephone)……………………………………………………………… 4-108
MMDestination Batch Setting……………………………………………………………………………………… 4-109
11. [Management] Menu����������������������������������� 4-110
MMAdministrator Password………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-110
MMDate and Time…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-111
MMTime Zone……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-112
MMNTP……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-113
MMSNTP Server…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-114
MMSYSLOG………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-115
MMSNMP…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-116
MMUSB……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-117
MMPing Test………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-118
MMTraceroute Test………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-119
MMReboot…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-120
MMSettings Backup………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-121
MMSettings Restore………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-121
MMOnline Settings………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-122
MMList of Settings…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-123
MMFactory Defaults………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-124
MMFirmware Status………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-125
MMOnline Update…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-126
MMAutomatic Update……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-127
MMManual Update………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-127
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
1. About the setting screen
Icom website link
Setting menu
Setting screen
Setting buttons
Icom website link
Setting buttons
Click the Icom logo to open the Icom website, if your PC
is connected to the Internet.
Save or cancel setting values.
If “A reboot is required to apply all the new settings.” is
displayed on the screen when you click the [Apply] button,
click the [OK] button.
The IP1000C reboots, and the setting items and values
are updated.
The following message is displayed on the screen while
the IP1000C is rebooting.
Setting menu
Displays the screen name list on the menu line. When
you click the menu line that “” is displayed at the left of
the title, a list of screen names drops down. Then, you
can click to select the desired screen name.
LLIf you click “TOP,” all screen names are displayed or
hided.
Now rebooting.
Wait XX seconds for startup.
If this page doesn’t automatically refresh after rebooting, click [Back].
Setting screen
LLIf the setting screen does not automatically return, click
[Back] after XX seconds have passed from the “Now
rebooting.” message appears.
LLItems and buttons may differ, depending on the
settings.
Displays the settings and values when you click the
screen name.
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
2. [TOP] Menu
[TOP]
■■System Status
Displays the firmware version and MAC addresses.
(This is only an example.)
LL Informatio
••The MAC address is the assigned number peculiar to networking device which it has in each.
It is displayed by 12 digits (0090C7XXXXXX).
••The MAC address is also printed on the label on the bottom of the IP1000C.
••The version information of the firmware in every IP100H registered into this IP1000C can be checked on the [TRX status]
field. (p. 4-6)
■■Network Status
Displays the network information such as IP address.
(This is only an example.)
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
2. [TOP] Menu
[TOP]
■■Port Status
Displays the communication rate and mode for each port.
(This is only an example.)
TIP:
••The IP1000C’s [LAN] ports are auto-negotiation enabled, and can automatically select the optimal speed
and duplex mode if the peer devices are auto-negotiation enabled as well.
••We recommend to always enable auto-negotiation on the peer devices.
If a peer device is fixed to full-duplex mode, auto-negotiation enabled devices (including the IP1000C) may
generally take it for half-duplex mode and cannot communicate properly.
■■TRX Status
Displays the registered IP100Hs’ or IP100FSs’ information such as the Registration status, IP Address, and
Version.
(This is only an example.)
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
3. [Information] Menu
[Information]–[SYSLOG]
■■SYSLOG
Displays the log information. The latest 500 log entries are displayed.
1
2
3
4
(This is only an example.)
1 Severity ��������
2 <Refresh> �������
3 <Clear> ���������
4 <Save> ���������
Select the log information to display.
•• Enter a check mark and click <Refresh> to display the log entries.
•• Remove the check mark and click <Refresh> to hide the entries.
(Default: M
✔ DEBUG M
✔ INFO M
✔ NOTICE)
LLThe selection is not stored, and reset when you leave this screen.
Click to refresh the log screen.
Click to delete all log entries.
LLAll log entries are also deleted when the IP1000C is turned OFF or
initialized.
Click to save the log to a PC with a text file (extension: “txt”).
Click this button, and then select a folder to save the file.
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
3. [Information] Menu
[Information]–[Statistics]
■■Memory Usage
Displays a statistical graph of the memory usage.
LLThese setting items are reset when you leave this screen.
1
2
1 Plot Interval �������
2 Automatic Refresh ���
3 <Open> ���������
3
Select the plot interval.
Select “Enable” to periodically refresh the graph.
(Default: 2 minutes)
(Default: Enable)
LLThe graph is refreshed according to the set interval in [Plot Interval] (1).
Click to open the memory usage graph window.
LLThe X axis represents the date and time, and the Y axis represents the
usage (%).
(This is only an example.)
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
3. [Information] Menu
[Information]–[Statistics]
■■Traffic Statistics
Displays the traffic graph for LAN port.
LLThese setting items are reset when you leave this screen.
1
2
1 Plot Interval �������
2 Automatic Refresh ���
3 <Open> ���������
3
Select the plot interval.
Select “Enable” to periodically refresh the graph.
(Default: 2 minutes)
(Default: Enable)
LLThe graph is refreshed according to the set interval in [Plot Interval] (1).
Click to open the traffic graph window.
LLThe X axis represents the date and time, and the Y axis represents the traffic
(Mbps).
(This is only an example.)
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[IP Address]
■■Host Name
Enter the host name.
Host Name ��������
Enter the host name. (Up to 31 characters)
(Default: IP1000C)
LLThe name must start with an alphanumeric character, and must NOT start or
end with a “–.”
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[IP Address]
■■IP Address
Enter the IP1000C’s IP Address.
1
2
3
4
5
1 IP Address �������
6
7
Enter the LAN IP address according to your network environment.
(Default: 192.168.0.1)
LLWhen using the DHCP Server function, the network part of the IP address
must be the same as that set in the “IP Pool Start Address” item in the
[DHCP Server] menu. (p. 4-12)
2 Subnet Mask ������
Enter the subnet mask according to your network environment.
(Default: 255.255.255.0)
3 Default Gateway �����
If a default gateway device (such as a router) is connected to the LAN
port, enter the device’s IP address.
4 Primary DNS server ���
Enter the DNS server address specified by your service provider.
If you have two DNS server addresses, enter the primary address.
5 Secondary DNS server ��
Enter the secondary DNS server address, if you have two DNS server
addresses.
6 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
7 <Reset> ��������
Click restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]
■■DHCP Server
Configure the DHCP Server function.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1 DHCP Server ������
Select “Enable” to use the DHCP Server function.
2 IP Pool Star Address ���
Enter the IP pool start address.
3 Pool Size ��������
4 Subnet Mask ������
5 Lease Time �������
6 Domain Name ������
Enter the size of IP pool.
(Default: Disable)
(Default: 192.168.0.10)
(Default: 128)
LLUp to 128 addresses can be automatically assigned by the DHCP server
function.
Another 32 addresses can be manually assigned.
Enter the subnet mask for the IP pool start address set in the “IP Pool
Start Address” item (2).
(Default: 255.255.255.0)
Enter the lease time period.
•• Range: 1–9999 (hours)
(Default: 72)
Enter the network address domain name. (Up to 127 characters)
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4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]
■■ DHCP Server
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
7 Default Gateway �����
Enter the default gateway IP address.
8 Primary DNS Server ���
Enter the DNS server address specified by your service provider.
If you have two DNS server addresses, enter the primary address.
9 Secondary DNS Server �
Enter the secondary DNS server address, if you have two DNS server
addresses.
10 Primary WINS Server ��
Enter the WINS server’s primary address, if you have two WINS server
addresses, enter the primary address.
11 Secondary WINS Server �
Enter the WINS server’s secondary address, if you have two WINS
server addresses.
12 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
13 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]
■■Static DHCP
Enter MAC and static IP addresses to the DHCP server.
LLYou can enter up to 32 entries.
Static DHCP ��������
Enter the MAC and IP addresses, and then click <Add>.
LLMake sure that the addresses of the devices on the network do not overlap
or conflict.
If a DHCP server is already connected to the network, and there is
an address conflict, a network problem will occur.
See the Troubleshooting section for possible solutions.
■■Static DHCP Table
Displays the static DHCP entries.
<Delete> ���������
Click <Delete> to remove the entry.
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4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[Static Routing]
■■Routing Table
Displays the routing information.
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(This is only an example.)
1 Destination �������
The network address of the route’s destination network.
2 Subnet Mask ������
The subnet mask of the route’s destination network.
3 Gateway ��������
The route’s gateway address.
4 Interface ��������
5 Owner ���������
The routing interface.
•• lo0:
Loop back interface
•• mirror0: LAN
The type of routing path.
•• static:
•• misc:
•• host:
Static route
Broadcast frame
Host route
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4. [Network Settings] Menu
[Network Settings]–[Static Routing]
■■Static Routing
Enter the static routing destinations.
LLYou can enter up to 32 entries.
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2
3
4
(This is only an example.)
1 Destination �������
The network address of the route’s destination network.
2 Subnet Mask ������
The subnet mask of the route’s destination network.
3 Gateway ��������
The route’s gateway address.
4 <Add> ���������
Click to add the entry.
■■List of Static Routing Entries
(This is only an example.)
<Delete> ���������
Click <Delete> to remove the entry.
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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu
[RoIP Settings]–[Additional Controller Settings]
■■Additional Controller Settings
Configure the Additional Controller Settings.
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2
3
Example: The default of the [Additional Controller] item is “Disable.”
2 and 3 appear when selecting “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item.
1 Additional Controller ��
Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item to communicate with
additional Controllers.
(Default: Disable)
When selecting “Enable,” you can communicate with the IP100Hs and
the IP100FS registered to additional controllers.
LLRegister the destination controller on the [Additional Controller Link] item in
the [RoIP Server Settings] menu.
LLWhen using this Additional Controller Settings, you can link to the bridge
mode’s VE-PG3 for communication.
2 Controller Mode �����
Select “Master” for one master Controller. Select [Sub] for the other
Controllers (up to 10 Sub Controllers can be set).
(Default: Sub)
When several Controllers are linked and use All call or Group call
between the controllers, the IP1000C whose Controller mode is set to
“Sub” cannot link to the bridge mode’s VE-PG3 to additional controller.
In that case, the VE-PG3 must be linked to the IP1000C whose
Controller mode is set to “Master.”
3 Service Port Number ��
Enter the port number for receiving audio signals.
Range: “2” to “65534” (only even numbers)
(Default: 32000)
The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used
for the communication.
LLThis number is also used for the caller port number.
LLDo not set the port number which has already been used by another
connection setting.
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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu
[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]
■■VoIP Extension
Set the V/RoIP details.
LLThe items on the [RoIP Settings] screen differ depending on the TOS type setting.
TOS Type: Not used
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TOS Type: TOS
TOS Type: Diffserv
(These are examples when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”)
1 Receive Buffer Type ���
Select the buffer type to reduce that the received audio breaks up.
(Default: Dynamic)
•• Static
The buffer time is set the “Receive Buffer Size” item below.
•• Dynamic
The buffer time is changed, depending on the audio fluctuation.
2 Receive Buffer Size ���
Select the buffer time to keep the audio from breaking up. (Default: 40)
Shorter value improves the delay, but it may frequently break the audio
signal.
LLThis item is displayed when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”
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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu
[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]
■■ VoIP Extension
TOS Type: Not used
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TOS Type: TOS
TOS Type: Diffserv
(These are examples when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”)
3 TOS type ��������
Select the TOS (Type-Of Service) format.
(Default: TOS)
•• Not used
Does not use the TOS function.
•• TOS
Sends the VoIP packets to TOS field (8 bits) in the IP header using
the TOS format.
•• Diffserv
Sends the VoIP packets to TOS field (8 bits) in the IP header using
the Diffserv (Differentiated Service) format.
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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu
[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]
■■ VoIP Extension
TOS Type: Not used
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5
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2
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TOS Type: TOS
TOS Type: Diffserv
(These are examples when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”)
4 Media (RTP) �������
Select the Priority level and Service type of the sent VoIP packets.
•• Priority Level
Set the TOS priority level between 0 to 7 in decimal.
(Default: 7)
•• Service Type
Set the TOS service type code between 0 to 15 in decimal.(Default: 0)
•• DSCP
Set the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) code between 0 to
63 in decimal. (Default: 56)
5 <Apply> ��������
6 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu
[Tenant (Fleet) Settings]–[Tenant (Fleet)]
■■Tenant (Fleet)
The tenant (fleet) divides the IP100Hs or IP100FSs which belong to this IP1000C for a system management
purpose. (Example: Security company/Commissioned company)
LLThe terminals cannot communicate among different tenants (fleets).
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1 Tenant (Fleet) Number ��
Select the tenant (fleet) number that is registered or edited. (Default: 1)
2 Tenant (Fleet) Name ���
Enter the tenant (fleet) name. (Up to 31 characters) (Default: Tenant1)
The tenant (fleet) name is displayed on the following menus.
- RoIP Server Settings
- Transceiver Settings
- Common Settings (Except Wireless LAN menu)
- Destination Settings
The Tenant (Fleet) name is displyed here
(This is only an example.)
3 <Apply> ��������
4 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Call Type Priority]
■■Call Type Priority
Select the priority level of the call types.
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2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 Call type Priority (High to Low)
Select the priority level of the call types.
(Default: Telephone – All – Individual – Group)
2 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
3 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]
■■Telephone Gateway Interconnection
Set the Telephone Gateway Interconnection with a VE-PG3.
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(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select the number that is registered to a device.
LLUp to 20 devices can be registered.
2 Destination Address ���
Enter the destination device’s IP address or domain name. (Up to 63
characters)
3 Destination Port Number �
Enter the destination VE-PG3’s port number.
Range: ‘2’ to ‘65534’ (only even numbers)
LLThe set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the
communication.
4 Service Port Number ��
Enter the port number for receiving audio signals.
Range: ‘2’ to ‘65534’ (only even numbers)
LL Informatio
••The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the
communication.
••This number is also used for the caller port number.
••Do not set the port number which has already been used by another
connection setting.
5 <Apply> ��������
6 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]
■■Telephone Gateway Interconnection Entry List
The list of the registered device for the Telephone Gateway Interconnection.
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2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the setting on the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection]
field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]
■■Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group
If the courses of the Telephone Gateway Interconnection to the VE-PG3s are made into a group, the unused
course in the group can be selected to dispatch.
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(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select the number that is registered to a group.
LLUp to 20 groups can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the group name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Telephone Gateway
Interconnection Number �
Select the Telephone Gateway Interconnection to register to the group.
4 <Add> ���������
Click to add the entries.
5 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Add>.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]
■■Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group Entry List
The list of the registered Telephone Gateway Interconnection group.
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2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the setting on the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection
Group] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Additional Controller Link]
■■Link Setting
This is a setting to link with other IP1000Cs, VE-PG3s (Bridge mode), or VE-PG4s.
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3
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(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select a number between 1 and 100 to register the other transceiver
controllers.
LLUp to 100 links can be made.
2 Name ����������
Enter the group name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Destination Address ���
Enter the destination device’s IP address or domain name. (Up to 63
characters)
4 Destination Port Number �
Enter the destination controller’s service port number of the Additional
Controller Settings (p. 4-17).
Range: “2” to “65534” (only even numbers)
LLThe set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the
communication.
5 <Apply> ��������
6 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Additional Controller Link]
■■Linked Controller List
The [Linked Controller List] is a list of the destination IP addresses and port numbers registered to this IP1000C.
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2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the setting on the [Link Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]
■■Area Setting
The Area call function limits the communication with the devices in the specified area.
When an IP100H makes an All call or Group call using the Area call function, it calls other IP100Hs or IP100FSs
in the same area.
LLIf you want to use the Area call from an IP100FS, specify the area by selecting the desired access points.
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(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select the number that is registered to the Area call.
LLUp to 20 calls can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the area name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 BSSID ���������
Enter the 12 digit BSSID of the wireless access point in the area.
(Example: Sales and Accounts)
When several access points are added, they are recognized as one area.
LLUp to 20 access points can be registered to the area.
4 <Apply> ��������
5 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
The IP100H makes All call in the area
Example: The wireless access points “Sales” and “Accounts” are registered in the same
area. The access point “Parts” is registered in the different area.
In that case, two IP100Hs in the same area receive the call, but the IP100H in
the different area will not receive it.
Sales
Accounts
All call
Parts
The settings of the “Transceiver Settings”
item are necessary to use the Area call
function for the each IP100H.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]
■■Access Point Search
The IP1000C can search an access point on the network to register the access point for Area Call.
LLIcom guarantees this function only for the AP-90M and AP-95M. (As of June 2020)
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(This is only an example.)
1 IP Address Range ����
Click the <Search> button after entering the IP address range of the
access points.
The searched access point information will be displayed in the list.
2 Selection Box ������
Click a selection box to add a check mark for registering a searched
access point.
LLBy clicking the [All] Box, you can select or cancel all access points in the list.
3 Name ����������
An area name, which is selected in the [Number] item is displayed.
LLAn area name is registered on the [Number] item in the [Area] setting.
4 Number ���������
Select an area to register from a “Number” item of [Area Setting].
5 <Add> ���������
Click the <Add> button to register a searched access point in the
[access point Search] setting.
6 <Apply selection> ����
Click the <Apply selection> button to register a selected access point in
the selection box (2) item.
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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu
[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]
■■Area Entry List
The list of the registered Area setting.
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2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the setting on the [Area Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Management]
■■Transceiver Management
The IP1000C can monitor the registered IP100Hs and IP100FSs. And if necessary, the IP1000C can reboot
the registered IP100Hs at the same time.
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10
(This is only an example.)
LLAn IP100H is displayed in bold when the setting is changed and the reboot is required.
1 Selection Box ������
2 Registration Status ���
Click a selection box to add a check mark for the IP100H to reboot.
LLYou cannot select the IP100FS, or the IP100H that “Disconnected” in the
[Registration Status] is displayed.
LLBy clicking the [All] Box, you can select or cancel all IP100Hs in the list.
Displays the IP100Hs’ or IP100FSs’ Registration Status either the
“Connected” or “Disconnected.”
LLIf the IP100H is turned OFF or IP100FS’s application is not running, displays
“Disconnected.”
LLWhen the IP1000C sends the reboot command to the IP100H from the
[Transceiver Management] menu, the following status are displayed:
“Receiving reboot command,” “Reboot command reception success,”
“Reboot command reception failed,” “Ready to reboot” “Rebooting,”
“Updating,” “Update failed,” “Downloading,” “Status notification failed,” and
“Low battery.”
3 IP Address �������
4 Current Status �����
Displays the IP Addresses of the IP100Hs or IP100FSs.
LLWhile the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.
Displays the Current Status of the IP100Hs. (Example: In the meeting)
LL Informatio
••If the Status function is set to OFF, “–” is displayed.
••If you click the <Refresh> button (7), the latest status will be displayed.
••When the IP100H is remotely locked by the IP100FS, and it cannot
communicate with others or cannot transmit, “Transmit and receive disabled”
or “Transmit disabled” is displayed.
••If the IP100H is sending an emergency call, “Emergency” is displayed.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Management]
■■ Transceiver Management
7
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2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
(This is only an example.)
LLAn IP100H is displayed in bold when the setting is changed and the reboot is required.
5 Talkgroup ��������
Displays the Talkgroup IDs that are selected by the IP100Hs or
IP100FSs.
LLWhile the IP100H or IP100FS does not select the Talkgroup, or “Registration
Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.
6 Location ��������
Displays the BSSIDs of the wireless access points that the IP100Hs are
connected to.
LLWhile the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.
7 <Refresh> �������
Click the <Refresh> button to renew [Registration Status].
8 Version ���������
Displays the version of the IP100Hs or IP100FSs that are registered to
the IP1000C.
LLWhile the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.
9 Manual Update �����
Select “Enable” to manually update the IP100H firmware when the
IP1000C sends the reboot command (10) to the IP100H.
When the IP100H is ready to update the firmware, “F” blinks on the
display and then the IP100H automatically reboots and starts the
firmware update.
Blinks
F
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Updating
LLWhen the IP100H has failed preparation of firmware update, the IP100H
does not reboot automatically. If necessary, send reboot command to the
IP100H.
10 Manual Reboot �����
Click the <Execute> button to reboot all of the IP100Hs that are
selected in the selection box (1).
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]
■■Transceiver Settings
Registers or edits the IP100H or IP100FS settings.
LLAfter the setting is completed, you must reboot the IP100H.
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2
3
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6
7
8
9
10
(This is only an example.)
1 TRX No. ��������
Selects the number that the IP100H or IP100FS is registered to.
Up to 100 terminals can be registered.
LLDepending on the IP1000C versions, up to 20 terminals can be registered.
2 Transceiver Model ����
Select either the IP100H or IP100FS.
3 Name ����������
Enter the transceiver name. (Up to 31 characters)
4 Unit ID ���������
Enter the Individual number (00001 ~ 60000).
5 Password ��������
6 Transceiver Port Number
Enter the password to access to the IP1000C.
(Default: IP100H)
(Default: 00001)
(Default: iptrx)
LLUp to 12 characters, lower or upper letters, numbers, symbols can be used.
Enter the port number that the IP100H uses to communicate with the
IP1000C. (UDP port)
LL Informatio
••The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the
communication.
••We recommend to use default port number, if it is not problem.
••The default number differs, depending on the [TRX No.] as shown below.
(Default: TRX No. 1 (30000), TRX No. 2 (30002), TRX No. 3 (30004),
TRX No. 4 (30006), .............................., TRX No. 100 (30198))
••Setting range: Even numbers between 2 and 59998.
(Some numbers may not be acceptable.)
••Do not set the port number which has already been used by another
connection setting.
••When the “Transceiver Model” item (2) is selected “IP100FS,” this item is not
displayed.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]
■■ Transceiver Settings
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
(This is only an example.)
7 Server Port Number ���
Enter the port number that the IP1000C uses to communicate with the
IP100H or IP100FS. (UDP port)
LL Informatio
••The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the
communication.
••We recommend to use default port number, if it is not problem.
••The default number differs, depending on the [TRX No.] as shown below.
(Default: TRX No. 1 (30000), TRX No. 2 (30002), TRX No. 3 (30004),
TRX No. 4 (30006), .............................., TRX No. 100 (30198))
••Setting range: Even numbers between 2 and 65534.
(Some numbers may not be acceptable.)
••Do not set the port number which has already been used by another
connection setting.
8 Profile ���������
Select the Profile number that the IP100H or IP100FS belongs to.
(Default: 1)
LL1 to 100 are selectable.
LLSet the Profile setting in the [Common Settings] menu, such as ID list,
message or Receive notification tone settings.
9 <Add> ���������
10 <Reset> ��������
Click to add the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Add>.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]
■■Transceiver Setting Entry List
The list of the registered IP100Hs or IP100FSs.
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2
3
4
5
6
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Apply> ��������
4 <Reset> ��������
5 <Delete> ��������
6 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]
■■TRX Batch Setting
You can register consecutive Destination IDs collectively. Or you can copy the Destination ID contents to the
other ID.
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2
3
1 Range ���������
Enter a range of collective Destination IDs.
<Add>
By clicking the <Add> button, you can register a consecutive
Destination IDs collectively in the box.
LLIf a Destination ID is already registered, “Duplicate IDs” is displayed.
2 Refer to ���������
Select the default settings or the programmed settings to refer to.
(Default: Default)
3 Profile ���������
Select a profile number, which IP100Hs or IP100FSs belong to.
(Default: 1)
LL1 to 100 are selectable.
LLYou can set an ID List, Message List, or Notification beep setting of each
profile in the [Common Settings] menu.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■Transceiver Settings
Individually assign the functions or set the receive notification tone to the registered IP100H.
LLAfter the setting is completed, you must reboot the IP100H.
1
2
3
4
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Unit ID ���������
2 Display Item ������
Select the Individual number (Name) that the IP100H is edited.
LLOnly the individual numbers for the IP100H are selectable.
The individual number that the “Transceiver Model” item on the [Transceiver
Registration] screen is set to “IP100FS,” cannot be selected.
Select whether the IP100H displays the Date and Time or its Name in
the standby mode.
(Default: Date and Time)
LLIf the “Name” item on the [Transceiver Registration] screen has not been
entered, and this setting is set to “Name,” the IP100H displays the individual
number.
3 BackLight ��������
4 TX Inhibit ��������
5 PTT Lock ��������
Select the IP100H backlight function.
(Default: Auto)
•• OFF
The backlight does not light.
•• ON
The backlight lights continuously.
•• Auto
The backlight lights when an operation is performed, and goes out
after 5 seconds.
Select “Enable” to inhibit the IP100H’s transmission. (Default: Disable)
LLWhen this setting is set to “Enable,” the IP100H cannot also transmit with an
optional microphone or using VOX function as well.
Select “Enable” to lock the IP100H’s PTT switch.
(Default: Disable)
LLWhen this setting is set to “Enable,” the IP100H cannot transmit by holding
its PTT switch, but it can be transmitted with an optional microphone or using
VOX function as well.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
6 PTT Call at Stand-by ���
Select whether the IP100H displays the Destination ID (Call type) in the
standby mode or not. (Default: Enable)
•• Enable
The Destination ID (Call type) is displayed on the standby mode.
LLWhen the PTT on the IP100H is pushed, the IP100H calls the displayed ID
(Call type).
•• Disable
The Destination ID (Call type) is not displayed on the standby mode.
LLThe Destination ID (Call type) is displayed when you select the ID using
function keys.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
7 Use ID List �������
(Address) key
Select whether or not the IP100H uses the ID list.
(Default: Disable)
•• Disable
The call type is fixed to that which is selected in the “Call Type” item,
as below, even if you push the [ ] key on the IP100H.
LLIf you set the Call Type to “Individual” or “Group,” enter the destination ID
(00001 ~ 60000) in the “Destination ID” item.
(Default: All)
LLEven if “Disable” is selected, the IP100H displays a received ID in the ID
list.
•• Enable
The call type is changed by pushing the [ ] key on the IP100H.
Select First Call ID from All or an ID number (1 to 50) that is displayed
when the IP100H is turned ON, and the Call type.
LLThe ID list is selected on the Common Setting screen.
8 Add All Call to ID List ��
Select whether or not to display All Call in the ID list of the IP100H.
(Default: Disable)
•• Disable
Does not display “All” in the ID list.
LLWhen “Disable” is selected in the [Add All Call to ID List] item, you cannot
select an All call using the [ ] key.
•• Enable
LLWhen the “User ID List” item (7) is set to “Enable,” set the “Add All Call to
ID List” and the“Startup Talkgroup” items.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
9 Startup Talkgroup ����
Select a talkgroup if you want to set the IP100H to join a talkgroup
when you turn ON the power.
(Default: Disable)
•• Disable
The IP100 starts up without joining any talkgroup. The ID that is set in
the “First Call ID” in the “User ID List” item (7) is displayed when the
IP100H is turned ON.
•• Enable
The IP100 joins the selected talkgroup when it is turned ON.
LLWhen the “User ID List” item (7) is set to “Disable,” this item is not
displayed.
10 Volume ���������
Set the beep level when the IP100H receives a Call or message to
between 0 and 32.
(Default: 10)
LLWhen this setting set to “0,” the notification beep becomes OFF.
LLThe notification beep is individually set for the Call type or message in the
“Receive Notification Tone” item on the [Common Settings] screen.
11 Notice Tone and Vibration
Set the action when the IP100H receives a Call or message to between
“Notification Beep,” “Vibration” and “Notification Beep + Vibration.”
(Default: Notification Beep)
•• Notification Beep
When the IP100H receives a Call or message, the specified
Notification beep sounds depending on the Call or message.
The notification beep is set in the “Receive Notification Tone” item on
the [Common Settings] screen.
•• Vibration
When the IP100H receives a Call or message, it vibrates for
notification.
•• Notification Beep + Vibration
When the IP100H receives a Call or message, the Notification beep
sounds and it vibrates for notification.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
12
13
14
15
16
17
(This is only an example.)
12 Volume
(Except Reception Notice)
Set the beep level when the IP100H transmits a Call or connecting to
the IP1000C to between 0 and 32.
(Default: 10)
LLWhen this setting is set to “0,” the notification beep becomes OFF.
LLDepending on the [Common Settings], the IP100H sounds beeps when the
IP100H is transmitting or connecting to the IP1000C.
13 Communication Method �
Select the communication method that the IP100H uses.
(Default: Full-Duplex)
•• Simplex
Toggles the transmission (Talker) and reception (Listener) by turns for
communication.
•• Full-duplex
Operates the transmission and reception simultaneously like a
telephone.
LLWhen connecting the optional microphone to the IP100H, you can operate
the IP100H like a telephone.
Simplex and Full-duplex
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
Simplex
Full-duplex
IP100H
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
12
13
14
15
16
17
(This is only an example.)
14 Priority Call �������
Select whether the IP100H uses the Priority Call or not.
(Default: Disable)
The priority levels of the Call types are in the following order.
Priority
level
High
Priority
Fixed
Selectable *
Call type
Priority
Call
Telephone
—
Emergency (High)
Emergency (Normal)
Enable
Disable
All Call (High)
Enable
Individual Call (High)
Enable
Group Call (High)
Enable
All Call (Normal)
Disable
Individual Call (Normal) Disable
Group Call (Normal)
Disable
Low
Remarks
For telephone
communication
—
—
Includes the Area
Call or calling from
an IP100FS
Includes from an
IP100FS
Includes the Area
Call or calling from
an IP100FS
Includes the Area Call
—
Includes the Area Call
* Selectable in the Call Type Priority item in the [RoIP Server] screen in the
[RoIP Server settings] menu.
LLThe priority is given to the first call between calls with the same priority level.
LLThe reply call follows the priority level of the talk side.
Change the target during communication with the Priority Call function enabled
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
Group Call
Making an Individual Call
during communication
Group Call
Individual Call
IP100H
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
12
13
14
15
16
17
(This is only an example.)
15 Area Call ��������
Select whether the IP100H uses the Area Call or not. (Default: Disable)
When the IP100H calls All Call or Group Call using the Area Call
function, it calls only other IP100Hs or IP100FSs in the same area that
it connects to the wireless access point.
IP100H makes an All Call with the Area Call function
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
Sales
Accounts
Parts
IP100H
All Call
IP100FS calls the All Call with the Area Call function
The wireless access points that the
IP100H is included in with the Area Call
function, are set on the [Area Call] screen
in the [RoIP Server Settings] menu.
(Example: For Sales and For Accounts)
When the IP100FS uses the Area Call
function, the IP100FS can call IP100Hs that
are in the communication range of the
access points assigned to the Area Call.
Select the access point in the [Location], the
Call type (Individual, Group, All, Area or
Telephone) and names are displayed.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
12
13
14
15
16
17
(This is only an example.)
16 Message ��������
Select whether the IP100H can send the messages or not.
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, push [FUNC] on the IP100H once to enter
the Message selection screen.
LLUp to 10 messages of 32 characters or less can be programmed on the
[Messages] screen in the [Common Settings] menu.
LLSelect the message number 1 to 10 in the “First Message” item that is
registered on the [Message] screen.
IP100H transmits a message
Wireless
access point
IP1000C
Scrolls
All Call
Message
All
Gather immedi
Message selection screen
(TX)
Blinks
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All Gather imme
IP100H
Received messege screen
(RX)
IP100FS transmits a message
The IP100FS can store up to 100 messages
in each Site.
You can edit the stored messages.
Selected Call type
Selected or edited message
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
12
13
14
15
16
17
(This is only an example.)
17 Status ���������
Select whether the IP100H can send the Status information or not.
(Example: At lunch, Meeting, Waiting)
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, push [FUNC] on the IP100H twice to enter
the Status selection screen.
LLUp to 10 statuses of 32 characters or less can be entered on the [Status]
screen in the [Common Settings] menu.
LLThe status that the IP100H sends can be displayed on the [Transceiver
Management] screen in the [Transceiver Settings] menu or the one-Touch
button of the IP100FS.
IP100FS One-Touch button
IP100H sends the Status
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
At lunch
Status
At lunch
Status selection screen
(TX)
Name, Destination ID, Status number
and Status information
IP100H
IP1000C Transceiver Management screen
At lunch
Status
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
18
19
(This is only an example.)
18 Mixing of Low Priority Call
Select whether the IP100H receives the mixing audio or not.
(Default: Disable)
When this setting is set to “Enable,” the IP1000C sends the mixing
audio of all calls that call to the IP100H.
LLThe IP100H displays the called station that has the highest priority in the
mixing audio.
See page 4-43 for details of the Priority level.
• Mixing of Low priority call
IP1000C
Wireless access point
IP100H
Priority: High
Priority: Low
Priority: Low
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When the IP100H is set the “Mixing
of Low priority call” setting, several
calls are heard at same time, but the
highest priority call is displayed.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
18
19
(This is only an example.)
19 Fix Call Destination ���
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All
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Select whether the IP100H uses the Fix Call Destination function or not.
(Default: Disable)
When this setting is set to other than “Disable,” the IP100H calls the
preset destination instead of the selected destination that is displayed
on the third line. The Fix Call Destination function separates the fixed
call from the general calls by the specified method to start transmission.
•• Disable
The Fix Call Destination is not specified, and the IP100H calls the
selected destination.
•• PTT
The Fix Call Destination is specified as the PTT transmission.
When [PTT] is held down, the IP100H calls the preset destination.
2nd line
3rd line
(Example: All call is specified to the PTT)
Call type is set to All
•• Earphone Mic or Headset
The Fix Call Destination is specified as the external Mic transmission.
When the external microphone’s PTT switch is held down, or its VOX
function is active, the IP100H calls the preset destination.
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2nd line
3rd line
Call type is set to Group
(Example: Group call is specified to the Earphone Mic or Headset)
LL Informatio
••Specify the Call type from “Individual,” “Group” or “All.”
••When the “Call Type” item is set to “Individual” or “Group,” enter the Individual
ID (00001 ~ 60000) or Group ID (00001 ~ 60000) in the “Destination ID” item.
••The Destination ID, Name (if “Name” is selected in the “Display Item” (2)) or
Call type of the Fix Call Destination is displayed on the 2nd line.
(Usually Date and Time or Own Name is displayed on the 2nd line.)
••When the IP100H receives a call with this setting, it does not display the
Caller’s ID or Call type on the 3rd line.
••When both of the IP100H’s [PTT] and external microphone’s PTT switch are
held down, the external PTT has priority and the internal microphone will be
muted.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
20
21
(This is only an example.)
20 Option Key �������
Assign “Message,” “One Touch,” “Clear down,” “Mute,” “Emergency,” or
“No function” to the IP100H’s Option key.
(Default: No Function)
LLWhen this setting is set to “No function,” nothing changes by pushing
[Option] on the IP100H in the standby mode.
•• Message
Pushing [Option] on the IP100H displays the Message selection
screen.
LLSelect the message number 1 to 10 in the “Message No.” item that
registered on the [Message] screen.
Message
All
Gather immedi
Push
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
20
21
(This is only an example.)
20 Option key………………………
•One Touch
Pushing [Option] on the IP100H selects a specified Call type and
destination ID or phone number.
Specify the “Individual,” “Group,” “All” or “Telephone” Call type.
LLWhen “Individual” or “Group” is selected, enter the Individual ID (00001 ~
60000) or Group ID (00001 ~ 60000) in the “Destination ID” item.
LLWhen “Telephone” is selected, enter up to 31 numbers and symbols (#, )
in the “Destination Phone Number” item.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
20
21
(This is only an example.)
20 Option key………………………
•Clear Down
Pushing [Option] on the IP100H terminates the phone call with an IP
phone.
LLYou can assign another function, if you select “Enable” on the [Clear Down
during Telephone Call] (21) item.
•• Mute
Hold down [Option] for 1 second on the IP100H when you want to
mute the received audio. (The Notification beep cannot be muted.)
Hold down [Option] for 1 second to turn the mute function ON or OFF.
LLYou can turn OFF the mute function by pushing [PTT]. However, if you
select “Enable” in the [Clear Down during Telephone Call] (21) item,
terminates the phone call in the phone call.
LLIf you select “Enable” in the [Mute Automatic Release] item, turn OFF the
mute function after specified time period has passed.
(Default: Disable)
If you select “Enable,” set the time period to release the mute function to
between 10 to 600 (seconds).
(Default: 60 (seconds))
Hold
down
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MUTE
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
20
21
(This is only an example.)
20 Option key………………………
•Emergency
Hold down [Option] key until “Emergency” is displayed to send an
emergency call.
When the emergency call is sent, an alarm sounds. The emergency
call is canceled and the alarm stops when the transceiver receives a
response or [Option] key of the transceiver is held down.
LLThe time of period for which the key must be held down to turn the
emergency function ON or OFF is set in the [Emer SW ON Timer] item (35)
or [Emer SW OFF Timer] item (36).
21 Clear Down during Telephone Call
Select “Enable,” if you want to terminate the phone call by pushing the
IP100H’s [Option] key.
(Default: Enable)
LLWhen “Clear Down” is selected on the [Option Key] item (20), this item is not
displayed.
Before the target telephone is picked up, or
during phone call, pushing [Option] terminates
the phone call.
LLThe IP100H can terminate the phone call, when a
telephone calls the IP100H individually, or when the
IP100H calls a telephone.
Push
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
22
23
24
25
(This is only an example.)
22 Target Availability Check �
Select whether the IP100H displays a confirmation after it makes an
Individual Call, or not.
(Default: Enable)
When “Enable” is selected, the IP100H displays the “Connected,”
“Busy” or “No response” connection status.
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Connected
LLWhen the target station is out of range, “No response” is displayed.
LLIf the “Connection Notice Tone” item is set to “Enable,” the Success Tone or
Failure Tone sounds to notify its connection status.
Common Settings (menu) > Common Settings (screen) > Common Settings
> Connection Notice Tone
23 Key-Touch Beep �����
Select whether the IP100H sounds the key touch beep or not.
(Default: Enable)
When “Disable” is selected, the IP100H does not sound the
confirmation beep when a key is pushed.
•• Volume
Set the volume level of the notification beeps when the IP100H’s key
is pushed. (Default: 10)
Selectable range are between 0 and 10.
LLWhen “0” is selected on this setting, IP100H does not sound any beep
even if the volume level is set.
LLWhen selecting “Disable,” this setting is grayed out and the volume level
cannot be changed.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
22
23
24
25
(This is only an example.)
24 Gain ����������
Adjust the microphone sensitivity.
(Default: 0 (dB))
The adjustable range is –12 (low) to 12 (high) dB, in 3 dB steps.
LLWhen the noise level around the IP100H is high, set to low sensitivity and
speak in a slightly louder voice that helps listening easily. Or when the noise
level around the IP100H is quiet, set to high sensitivity and speak in smaller
voice that helps listening easily.
25 Monitor ���������
Select whether the IP100H with an earphone microphone uses the
monitor function or not.
(Default: Disable)
When this setting is set to “Enable,” you can hear your transmit audio
from earphone. Set the monitor level to between 0 and 32. (Default: 10)
LLTo prevent howling, set this setting to “Disable” when using with a speaker
microphone such as the HM-186LS.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
26
27
28
29
30
:
;
(This is only an example.)
26 VOX ����������
Select whether the IP100H can use the VOX (voice operated
transmission) function or not.
(Default: Disable)
The transceiver has a VOX function*, which allows hands-free
operation.
L Innormation
• The VOX function requires to connect an optional headset and connection
cable.
Headset HS-94, HS-95, or HS-97 and Connection cable OPC-2006LS.
Or Headset HS-102 and Connection cable OPC-2359.
• The VOX function starts transmission when you speak into the microphone,
without needing to push [PTT]; then, automatically returns to reception when
you stop speaking.
• Be sure to turn OFF the IP100H’s power, before connecting or disconnecting
optional equipment to or from the [ / ] jack.
• When “Enable” is selected, the “Attack Time” through “Sidetone Volume”
items are displayed.
OPC-2006LS
Purchases separately
to the [
HS-94
Purchases separately
] jack
/
• The HS-85 (Discontinued product) has the VOX function, so if you connect the
HS-85 to the IP100H through the OPC-2144, set the “VOX” item to “Disable.”
OPC-2144
Purchases separately
to the [
4-55
/
] jack
HS-85
Purchases separately
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
26
27
28
29
30
:
;
(This is only an example.)
27 Attack Time �������
Adjust the Attack time to between 5 and 2000 milliseconds in 5
milliseconds steps.
(Default: 50 (milliseconds))
When audio from a headset microphone is input for this specified time,
the IP100H starts transmitting.
28 Release Time ������
Adjust the Release time to between 5 and 2000 milliseconds in 5
milliseconds steps.
(Default: 200 (milliseconds))
The release time is amount of time the transmitter stays ON after you
stop speaking.
29 Voice Delay �������
Adjust the Voice Delay time to prevent clipping of the first few syllables
after you begin speaking.
(Default: 200 (milliseconds))
The adjustable range is between 0 and 500 milliseconds, in 5
millisecond steps.
30 Voice Threshold �����
Adjust the VOX Threshold level to between 0% and 100%.
(Default: 40%)
Higher values make the VOX function more sensitive to your voice.
: Sidetone ��������
Select whether to use the Sidetone function or not.
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, you can hear your voice from the headset.
VOX: Enable
VOX: Enable
VOX: Enable
VOX: Enable
VOX: Enable
; Sidetone Volume ����
VOX: Enable
Adjust the Sidetone level to between 0 (minimum) and 32 (maximum).
(Default: 10)
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
<
=
35
36
@
A
B
D
E
(This is only an example.)
< Emergency �������
= Use Log Key (long press)
as an Emergency SW ��
Emergency: Enable
35 Emer SW ON Timer ���
Emergency: Enable
36Emer SW OFF Timer ���
Emergency: Enable
@ Emergency Alert Tone ��
Emergency: Enable
Select whether or not to use the emergency function. (Default: Disable)
Holding down the [Option] or [Log] key until “Emergency” is displayed
turns ON the Emergency function, and sends an emergency call to the
previously set User ID.
The emergency call is canceled when an RX code is received, or
holding down the [Option] or the [Log] key for set period of time in
“Emer SW OFF Timer” (36).
• The time of period for which the key must be held to turn the
emergency function ON or OFF is set in [Emer SW ON Timer] item (35)
or [Emer SW OFF Timer] item (36).
Select whether to use the [ ] key to send an emergency call or not.
(Default: Enable)
Enter the time period for which [Option] or [Log] must be held to turn
the emergency function ON.
(Default: 5 seconds)
Select whether or not to cancel the emergency call by pushing [Option]
or [Log].
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, enter the time period for which [Option] or
[Log] must be pushed and held to turn OFF the emergency function,
between 1 to 10.
(Default: 2 seconds)
Select whether or not to sound an alarm when the emergency call is
sent.
When this item is set to “Disable,” IP100H sends the emergency call
silently, without any alert on itself.
(Default: Enable)
When “Enable” is selected, set the Volume (audio level) of the alarm to
between 0 and 32.
(Default: 32)
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
<
=
35
36
@
A
B
D
E
(This is only an example.)
A Call type ��������
Emergency: Enable
B Cancel on Reply �����
Emergency: Enable
D Cancel by Time �����
Emergency: Enable
E Alert Tone��������
Emergency: Enable
Select the call type of emergency call from Individual, Group, All, or
Telephone.
(Default: All)
L If you select “Individual” or “Group,” enter the destination ID (00001 ~ 60000).
If you select “Telephone,” enter a Destination Phone Number of up to 31
characters (0–9, #, and *).
Select whether or not to cancel the emergency call when any RX code
is received.
(Default: Enable)
Select whether or not to cancel the emergency call after the set period
of time has passed.
(Default: Disable)
If you select “Enable,” enter a time period to between 1 and 255
seconds.
(Default: 60 (seconds))
Select whether or not to cancel the emergency call after the set period
of time has passed.
(Default: Enable)
If you select “Enable,” enter the Volume (audio level) between 0 and 32,
and select the Action.
(Default: 32, Notification Beep+Vibration)
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■■ Transceiver Settings
42
43
44
45
(This is only an example.)
42 Lone Worker ������
If the Lone Worker function is activated, the Emergency function
is automatically turned ON after the set period has passed with no
operation.
(Default: Disable)
43 Lone Worker ON Timer��
Enter the time period for starting the Lone Worker function within the
range of 1 to 255 minutes (1 minute steps).
(Default: 60 (minutes))
• When the IP100H is operated within the time period in this item, the
times for the “Lone Worker ON Timer” (43) and “Lone Worker Reminder
Timer” (44) are reset.
44 Lone Worker Reminder Timer
Enter the time period to start the emergency call transmission within the
range of 1 to 255 seconds (1 second steps).
(Default: 60 (seconds))
Emergency: Enable
Lone Worker: Enable
Lone Worker: Enable
45 PTT Delay Timer �����
Lone Worker: Enable
LLThe emergency call is transmitted after this set period has passed from
when the Emergency function is activated by the Lone Worker function.
LLWhen the Lone Worker Reminder Timer is activated, beeps sound every 2
seconds until the timer is reset.
Enter the time period for the delay time to transmit by pushing [PTT]
while the Lone Worker On Timer and the Lone Worker Reminder Timer
are activated.
Enter the range of 1 to 255 ×100 millisecond (100 millisecond steps).
(Default: 10 (×100 milliseconds))
LLIf this item is set to a longer period of time, you can reset the Lone Worker
On Timer and Lone Worker Reminder Timer by momentary pushing [PTT]
without transmitting.
LLHold down [PTT] for more than the set time period in this item to transmit.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
J
K
L
M
O
(This is only an example.)
J Receiver Bunner Type ��
Select a type of buffers to reduce the received audio break-up.
(Default: Dynamic)
• Static
The buffer time is set the “Receive Buffer Size” item.
Set the buffer time to between 20 and 500 milliseconds to keep the
audio from breaking up.
A shorter value improves the delay, but it may frequently break the
audio signal.
• Dynamic
The buffer time changes according to the audio fluctuation.
K TOS type ��������
Select the TOS (Type-Of Service) format.
(Default: TOS)
• Not used
The TOS function is disabled.
• TOS
Sends the 8 bit VoIP packets to the TOS field in the IP header using
the TOS format.
• Dinnserv
Sends the 8 bit VoIP packets to the TOS field in the IP header using
the Diffserv (Differentiated Service) format.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
J
K
L
M
O
(This is only an example.)
L Media (RTP) �������
Select the Priority level and Service type of the sent VoIP packets.
• Priority Level
Set the TOS priority level to between 0 and 7.
(Default: 7)
• Service Type
Set the TOS service type code to between 0 and 15.
(Default: 0)
• DSCP
Set the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) code to between 0
and 63.
(Default: 56)
- This item is displayed when the “TOS Type” item (K) is set to
“Diffserv.”
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
J
K
L
M
O
(This is only an example.)
M Selected Antenna ����
Select the Antenna that the IP100H will use.
(Default: Transceiver’s Setting)
• Transceiver’s Setting
Uses the last antenna set by the CS-IP100H or IP1000C.
• Internal Antenna
Uses the internal antenna.
The internal antenna reduces the communication range.
• External Antenna
Uses the external antenna.
The external antenna extends the communication range.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
J
K
L
M
O
(This is only an example.)
O Setting Type ������
Select the IP100H’s IP settings.
(Default: Transceiver’s Setting)
• Transceiver Setting
Uses the last IP setting set by the CS-IP100H or IP1000C.
• DHCP Client
Selects the DHCP Client when the IP address is automatically
obtained by a DHCP server.
L If necessary, enter the “Primary DNS Server” or “Secondary DNS Server”
settings.
• Static IP
Selects the Static IP address, if it is specified according to your
network environment.
L Enter the default gateway address, if your network connects to a different
network.
L If necessary, enter the “Primary DNS Server” or “Secondary DNS Server”
settings.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Z
(This is only an example.)
P Provisioning Server ���
Enter an IP address or Host name of the Provisioning Server for the
IP100H, up to 63 characters.
L When the IP1000C is used as its Provisioning Server, this entry is not
necessary.
Q Accept reboot command nrom other than
the master controller ��
Select whether the IP100Hs can be rebooted by the other than the
specified Provisioning server nor not.
(Default: Disable )
L Only the IP1000C and VE-PG4 is compatible with this function. (As of June
2020)
R SNTP Server ������
Enter the IP address of the device that is specified as the SNTP server
for the IP100H.
L When the IP1000C is used as its SNTP Server, this entry is not necessary.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Z
(This is only an example.)
S Automatic Firmware Updating
at Power ON ������
Select whether the IP100H will use the Automatic Update function or
not.
(Default: Enable (with Automatic Reboot))
• Disable
Disables the automatic firmware updating at the IP100H turns ON.
• Enable (without Automatic Reboot)
When this setting is set to “Enable (without Automatic Reboot),” the
IP100H works as follows.
1. The IP100H confirms the latest firmware in the IP1000C when
turning ON.
2. The IP100H automatically downloads the firmware if it needs to
update.
3. The IP100H will be updated when it is turned ON again.
• Enable (with Automatic Reboot)
When this setting is set to “Enable (with Automatic Reboot),” the
IP100H works as follows.
1. The IP100H confirms the latest firmware in the IP1000C when
turning ON.
2. The IP100H automatically downloads the firmware if it needs to
update.
3. The IP100H is updated automatically, and then it is rebooted.
L You can check the firmware version of the IP100H on the [TOP] menu.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Transceiver Settings
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Z
(This is only an example.)
T Firmware Server�����
Enter the IP Address or Host name of the Firmware Server for the
IP100H, up to 63 characters.
L When the IP1000C is used as its Firmware Server, this entry is not
necessary.
L Do not install the multiple firmware servers in the system.
U SYSLOG Host IP Address
Enter the SYSLOG host’s address.
V SYSLOG Severity ����
Select the log information to send to the SYSLOG host.
(Default: M DEBUG M INFO M NOTICE)
L The host device must have the SYSLOG server function.
L Enter a check mark to send the log entries.
W Read/Write Password ��
Enter a password of up to 16 characters. The password is used when
reading from or writing to the IP100H, or updating the firmware using
the CS-IP100H*.
* CS-IP100H is the cloning sofware for IP100H, and can be downloaded from
the Icom website.
X <Apply> ��������
Z <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
L You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
■ Sharing Transceiver Settings
The individual settings in the [Transceiver Settings] screen can be copied to another IP100H.
L IP address settings are not copied.
1
2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
Enter a check mark to “All” or the “Unit ID” that you want to copy the
settings to.
2 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
3 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
L You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
■ Transceiver Setting List
The list of the registered IP100Hs.
L When verifying the contents or editing the settings, select the individual number in Unit ID item.
(This is only an example.)
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■Wireless LAN
Registers wireless LAN settings that are commonly used by the IP100Hs.
LLYou can individually set the common settings to each registered group in the “Common Setting List” field on the
[Common Settings] screen.
LLIf any setting in this screen has been changed, you must reboot the IP100Hs.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select a group number between 1 and 20 to assign to the IP100Hs.
Up to 20 groups can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter a Group name of up to 31 characters.
3 Scan Mode �������
Select the frequency band that the IP100H uses.
(Default: M
✔ 11g, M
✔11a)
Selecting “11g” includes “11b.”
LLAccess points that comply with the wireless LAN standards, can be used
with the IP100H.
4 Power Level�������
Set the IP100H transmit power level to between High, Middle and Low.
(Default: High)
LLWhen “High” is selected, the transmission distance of the IP100H is
maximum. Or when selecting a lower level, the distance will be reduced.
5 Roaming Threshold ���
Set the received signal strength level when the IP100H starts roaming.
The selectable level is between –1 and –100 dBm. (Default: –75 (dBm))
LLWhen setting to high level (example: –50 dBm), it becomes easy to start
roaming. Or when setting to low level (example: –90 dBm), it becomes
difficult to start roaming.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■ Wireless LAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
6 SSID ����������
Enter an SSID that is the same as the wireless access point.
Enter up to 32 characters, using numbers, symbols and letters (both
lower and upper case).
Be careful to difference between lower and upper case.
LL Informatio
••Up to 10 SSIDs can be registered.
••The SSID is used to separate the wireless network groups.
You cannot connect to different SSID groups.
••If two or more wireless access points exist in the same area, each wireless
network group is identified by the SSID (wireless network name).
••If you register two or more SSIDs, the IP100H connects to the SSID which
has the strongest radio wave.
••For any other wireless device, this may be called ESSID.
••The setting data before version 2.04 automatically moves to the top of the
SSID setting.
NOTE:
You cannot apply the Wireless LAN settings when:
••The same combinations of the “SSID” setting and the “Encryption” setting
exists.
••The top of the SSID setting overlaps with other Wireless LAN (a defferent
value is set in “No.” (1) item) settings.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■ Wireless LAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
7 Authentication �����
Select the authentication method that is the same as the wireless
access point.
(Default: Open System/Shared Key)
LLBe sure to verify the Access point setting, because the terminals and access
points cannot communicate using different authentication methods.
About authentication methods
•• Open System/Shared Key
When accessing to a wireless access point, “Open System” and
“Shared Key” are automatically recognized. If the Encryption key is
matched with the Access point, they can communicate.
•• Open System
When accessing to a wireless access point, confirming the encryption
is not necessary.
•• WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
The “WPA-PSK” and “WPA2-PSK” authentications are automatically
recognized.
The combination of the Authentication and Encryption
Open System
None
WEP RC4
TKIP/AES
✔
✔
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✔
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WPA-PSK
WPA2-PSK
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■ Wireless LAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
8 Encryption �������
Select the encryption type that is the same as the wireless access
point.
(Default: None)
LLBe sure to verify the access point setting, because the terminals and access
points cannot communicate using different encryption.
About the encryption types
•• None
No data is encrypted.
LLThis option can be selected when the “Authentication” item (7) is set to
“Open System” or “Open System/Shared Key.”
•• WEP RC4
It is an encryption type that can communicate when the encryption
key matches.
LLYou can set the encryption key length to between 64 (40) and 128 (104)
bits.
LLYou can select this option when the “Authentication” item (7) is set to
“Open System” or “Open System/Shared Key.”
•• TKIP/AES
Either the “TKIP” or “AES” encryptions are automatically recognized
when connecting to a wireless access point.
LLYou can select this option when the “Authentication” item (7) is set to
“WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK.”
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■ Wireless LAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
9 WEP Encryption Key or
PSK (Pre-Shared Key) ��
•WEP Encryption Key
Enter the encryption key that is the same as the wireless access
point.
LLThis option can be selected when the “Authentication” item (u) is set to
“Open System” or “Open System/Shared Key.”
LLEnter hexadecimal numbers with numbers (0 to 9) and letters (A to F). Or
enter ASCII characters. The key length is same as the displayed digits, 10
or 26 using hexadecimal numbers, or half of the displayed digits, 5 or 13
characters using ASCII characters.
•• PSK (Pre-Shared Key)
Enter the pre-shared key that is the same as the wireless access
point.
LLThis option can be selected when the “Authentication” item (7) is set to
“WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK.”
LLEnter hexadecimal numbers with numbers (0 to 9) and letters (A to F).
Or enter ASCII characters. The key length is 64 digits using hexadecimal
number, or 8 to 63 characters using ASCII characters.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■ Wireless LAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
(This is only an example.)
10 <Apply> ��������
11 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Wireless LAN]
■■List of Wireless LAN Entries
The list of the wireless LAN settings.
1
2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the entries in the [Wireless LAN] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[ID List]
■■ID List Common Settings
Selects an ID list that the IP100Hs will use.
LLYou can individually specify an ID list that the IP100Hs belong to the groups in the “Profile” field on the [Common
Settings] screen.
LLIf any entries on this screen have been changed, you must reboot the IP100H.
(This is only an example.)
ID List Common Settings ��
Select the group number to between 1 and 100, enter IDs that the
IP100Hs will use.
LLWhen the group name or IDs are registered in the group, displayed as
below.
■■ID List Detail Settings
Enters the group name that is selected in the “ID List Common Settings” field.
1
1 Name ����������
2
3
Enter a group name of up to 31 characters.
The group is selected in the [ID List Common Setting] item in the [ID
List] screen.
LLWhen the group is selected in the [ID List] and [Profile] screens, the group
name is displayed.
2 <Apply> ��������
3 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[ID List]
■■Save or Write the ID List Setting
You can save an ID list file on your PC or load an ID list file to the IP1000C.
LLIf any IP100H settings have been changed, you must reboot it.
1
2
This is an example when group 1 is selected in the [ID List Common Setting] field.
If the name is not edited, displays only the item name.
1 Load Settings from File �
Load an ID list file, which is saved on the [Save to File] item, to the
IP1000C.
Click <Browse...> to select the file to load.
Select the target file on screen, and click <Open>. The selected file
appears in the [Load Settings from File] item.
Click <Write> after selecting the target file. Then, the selected file is
loaded to the [ID List Entries] item.
LLWhen the file is loaded, the previous data in [ID List Entries] is deleted.
LLIf you select the file that is saved on the [Settings Restore] screen in the
[Management] menu, the setting is overwritten.
2 Save to File �������
Save an ID list file, which is listed in the [ID List Entries] item, to your
PC.
Click <Save>, and then <Save> on the box to save an ID list file (a CSV
file) to your PC.
LLA file name varies depending on the group number in the [ID List Common
Settings] item. For example, the file name becomes “tn01_id_list001.csv”
when group 1 of tenant 1 is selected.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[ID List]
■■ID List
Enters target IDs in the group that is selected in the “ID List Common Settings” field.
LLYou can enter up to 50 target IDs in each group.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
This is an example when group 1 is selected in the [ID List Common Setting] field.
If the name is not edited, displays only the item name.
1 Add Type ��������
Select the “Enter Individually” or “Select From List” Add Type.
When the “Select From List” is selected, the Destination IDs that are
registered in the [Transceiver Registration] screen or [Destination
Settings] screen, are displayed.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
2 No. �����������
Select a number to register the destination.
Up to 50 destinations can be registered to a group.
3 Name ����������
Enter a destination name of up to 32 characters.
4 Call Type ��������
Select the “Individual,” “Group,” “Talkgroup” or “Telephone” Call type.
5 Destination ID ������
Enter the target Individual ID (00001 ~ 60000), Group ID (00001 ~ 60000)
or Talkgroup ID (00001 ~ 60000).
When “Telephone” is selected as the “Call Type,” enter a target phone
number of up to 31 digits using numbers and symbols (#, ).
6 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
7 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[ID List]
■■ID List Entries
The list of entered Group Calls.
1
2
3
This is an example when group 1 is selected in the [ID List Common Setting] field.
If the name is not edited, displays only the item name.
1 <Edit> ���������
2 <Delete> ��������
3 <Delete All> �������
Click to edit the entries in the [ID List] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
When entering the Destination ID that is not registered in this IP1000C
When applying the Destination ID to the ID list that is not registered in the [Transceiver Settings] screen or
the [Destination Settings] screen, the ID is displayed in red as an error ID in the ID List Entries (Sales 1).
The error information is displayed in the [Top] screen, [Destination Settings] screen or Setting menu.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Message]
■■Message Group
Entering messages Selects to register a message that the IP100Hs will use.
LLYou can individually specify the message group that the IP100Hs belong to the groups in the “Common Setting List”
field on the [Common Settings] screen.
LLIf any entries on this screen have been changed, you must reboot the IP100H.
(This is only an example.)
Message Group Number ��
Select the group number to between 1 and 100 enter the messages
that the IP100Hs will use.
LLWhen the group name or messages are registered in the group, they are
displayed as shown below.
■■Message Group Detail
Enters the group name that is selected in the “Message Group” field.
1
1 Name ����������
2
3
Enter a group name of up to 31 characters.
The group is selected in the [Message Group] item in the [Message]
screen.
LLWhen the group is selected in the [Messages] screen and [Profile] screen,
the group name is displayed.
2 <Apply> ��������
3 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Message]
■■Save or Write the Message Setting
You can save a message file on your PC or load a message file to the IP1000C.
LLIf any IP100H settings have been changed, you must reboot it.
1
2
This is an example when group 1 is selected in the [Message Group] field.
If the name is not edited, displays only the item name.
1 Load Settings from File �
Load a message file, which is saved on the [Save to File] item, to the
IP1000C.
Click <Browse...> to select the file to load.
Select the target file on screen, and click <Open>. The selected
file appears in the [Load Settings from File] item. Click <Write>
after selecting the target file. Then, the selected file is loaded to the
[Messages] item.
LLWhen the file is loaded, the previous data in [Message] is deleted.
LLIf you select the file that is saved on the [Settings Restore] screen in the
[Management] menu, the setting is overwritten.
2 Save to File �������
Save an message file, which is listed in the [Message] item, to your PC.
Click <Save>, and then <Save> on the box to save a message file (a
CSV file) to your PC.
LLA file name varies depending on the group number in the [Message Group]
item. For example, the file name becomes “tn01_msg_list001.csv” when
group 1 of tenant 1 is selected.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Message]
■■Messages
Enter messages in the group that is selected in the “Message Group” field.
You can transmit fixed message of up to 32 characters.
LLYou can enter up to 10 messages in each message group.
1
(This is only an example.)
1 <Apply> ��������
2 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Status]
■■Status Settings
Selects to register a status that the IP100Hs use.
LLYou can programmed statuses of up to 32 characters. You can enter up to 10 statuses.
LLIf any entries on this screen have been changed, you must reboot the IP100H.
1
2
3
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Apply> ��������
3 <Reset> ��������
Click a selection box to display a status name on the IP100H.
LLWhen the box is not checked, the status name is not displayed on the
IP100H even if you entered it.
When the status name is not entered, the status number is displayed on the
IP100H only if the box is checked.
LLYou can check or uncheck them all at once by clicking [All].
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■Profile List
Displays the entries that are entered in the “Common Settings” item.
2
3
1
4
(This is only an example.)
1 <Add> ���������
Click to add an new profile.
2 <Edit> ���������
Click to edit the entries in the “Profile” items.
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete All> �������
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■Profile
Individually assign an ID list, message list or receive notification tone to the group that the IP100H belongs to.
LLAfter the setting is completed, you must reboot the IP100H.
1
2
3
4
5
(This is only an example.)
1 No. �����������
Select a profile between 1 and 100, to assign to the IP100H belongs to.
2 Name ����������
Enter a profile name of up to 31 characters.
The profile name is displayed in the [Profile List] item in the [Profile]
screen.
3 Wireless LAN ������
Select the wireless LAN setting that is commonly used by the IP100Hs
in the group.
(Default: Transceiver’s Setting)
•• Transceiver’s Setting
Uses the last wireless LAN setting that was set by the CS-IP100H or
IP1000C.
•• 1 (Name) to 20 (Name)
Select a number with wireless LAN name that was entered in the
Wireless LAN screen.
4 ID List ���������
Select an ID list that are commonly used by the IP100Hs in the group.
(Default: Disable)
LLSelect an ID number that is registered in the ID list screen.
5 Message List ������
Select a message list that are commonly used by the IP100Hs in the
group.
(Default: Disable)
LLSelect a message number that is registered in the Messages.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
6
7
8
9
10
11
(This is only an example.)
6 Controller IP Address Notify
Enter the IP address of the server to connect to the IP100H.
7 Registration Interval ���
Enter the transmit interval for the registration information that the
IP100Hs will use.
(Default: 60 (seconds))
LLGenerally use the default setting.
LLWhen the interval period is short, and an IP100H goes out of the
communication area, the IP100H registration on the IP1000C can be
updated earlier. Therefore, if the IP100H receives an Individual call, the
IP1000C can quickly reply “No response” as a Target availability check.
8 Registration Retry Interval
(If failed) ��������
9 Number of Registration Retries
(If failed) ��������
10 Expire Time �������
Enter a retry interval when the IP100H fails to register to the IP1000C,
between 1 and 30 seconds.
(Default: 10 (seconds))
Enter a number of registration retries if the IP100H fails to register to
the IP1000C, between 1 and 10.
(Default: 2)
The IP1000C check the IP100Hs connection status in this interval.
(Default: 180)
LLSetable range is Registration Interval (7)+ 1 to 900 (seconds).
LLGenerally use the default setting.
LLYou cannot set this setting to shorter than Registration Interval (7).
11 Calling Notice Tone ���
Select a notice tone for calling. (Default: Tone 1)
LLThis tone can be individually assigned to each call type, “Individual Call,”
“Group Call,” “All Call” and “Telephone.”
LLYou can select “Not Use” or “Tone 1” to “Tone 8.”
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
12
13
(This is only an example.)
12 Success Tone ������
13 Failure Tone ������
Select a notice tone for a successful connection.
(Default: Enable)
Select a notice tone for connection failure.
(Default: Enable)
LLWhen an individual call, Message call, Status call or telephone call
connection is successful, the notice tone sounds.
LLWhen the “Target Availability Check” item in the [Transceiver Settings]
screen is set to “Disable,” the notice tone will not sound.
LLWhen an individual call, Message call, Status call or telephone call
connection fails, the notice tone sounds.
LLWhen the “Target Availability Check” item in the [Transceiver Settings]
screen is set to “Disable,” the notice tone will not sound.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
14
15
16
16
(This is only an example.)
14 Receive Notification Tone
15 Notification Type ����
Select a notice tone when a call is received.
(Default: Not Use)
LLThis tone can be individually assigned to each call type, “Individual Call,”
“Group Call,” “All Call,” “Telephone” and “Message.”
LLYou can select “Not Use” or “Tone 1” to “Tone 8.”
Select a notice type between “Pocket Beep” and “P-Bell.”
(Default: P-Bell)
LLThis item can be selected when the “Received Notification Tone” item (14) is
set to “Tone 1” to “Tone 8.”
LLYou cannot select this item for a Message call.
•• Pocket Beep
When a specified call is received, the IP100H sounds the notification
beep and the notification icon blinks.
•• P-Bell
When a specified call is received, the IP100H sounds the notification
beep.
The received audio is muted until you reply the call.
LLAfter pushing [PTT] on the IP100H, the mute will be released.
Blinks
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All
When the Pocket
beep is active
16 Number of Notification ��
Appears
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When the P-bell is ON
Select a notification number of “Continuous,” “1,” “3,” “10” or “20.”
(Default: 3)
LLYou can select this item when the “Received Notification Tone” item (14) is
set to “Tone 1” to “Tone 8.”
LLYou cannot select this item for a Message call.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
17
18
19
(This is only an example.)
17 Courtesy Beep �����
18 Out of Service Area Notice
Tone ����������
19 Sidetone mute �����
Select a notice tone when a received call is finished. (Default: Tone 1)
LLThis tone can be individually assigned to each call type, “Individual Call,”
“Group Call,” “All Call” and “Telephone.”
LLYou can select “Not Use” or “Tone 1” to “Tone 8.”
LLAfter each received call is completed, the IP100H will sound the specified
beep.
Select whether or not the IP100H sounds the Out of service area notice
tone.
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, the IP100H sounds the notice tone when it
goes out the service area or returns to the service area.
Select whether or not the IP100H uses the Side tone mute function.
(Default: Disable)
When “Enable” is selected, the IP100H mutes the sidetone or monitor
audio when it goes out the service area. At that time, you cannot hear
your voice from a head set or earphone microphone.
LLWhen the [Monitor] item or [Sidetone] item is set to “Disable” in the
[Transceiver Settings] menu, this function is not activated.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
(This is only an example.)
20 Destination ID ������
Select a destination ID that will be displayed after returning to the
standby mode.
(Default: Disable)
•• Disable
Displays the destination ID or call type that is specified in the
“Destination ID” item in the [Transceiver Settings] screen.
•• Transmit
Displays the IDs that the IP100H recently
called.
•• Transmit and Receive
Displays either IDs that the IP100H recently
called or was called by.
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Destination ID
(Call type)
•• All operations
Displays either IDs that the IP100H recently called, was called by or
displayed ID list/History.
21 Caller ID Display
(for All and Group Calls) �
Select whether the IP100H displays the Caller ID in the All call or Group
call.
(Default: Disable)
•• Disable
When the IP100H or IP100FS receives an All call or Group call, only
the Call type is displayed.
•• Enable
When the IP100H or IP100FS are received the All call or Group call
alternately displays the Call type and Caller ID.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
(This is only an example.)
22 Date Format �������
Select a date format to display on the IP100H’s standby screen.
(Default: MM/DD)
You can select “MM/DD,” “DD/MM,” “MM-DD,” “DD-MM,” “MM.DD” or
“DD. MM.” (MM: Month, DD: Day)
23 History Display �����
Set the call history display.
•• Disable
Call histories are not displayed on the IP100H, even if you push [Call
History] key.
•• Enable
Call histories are displayed on the IP100H when you push [Call
History] key.
24 Talkgroup Selection ���
Set the key to select the Talkgroup.
•• FUNC Key
Select the Talkgroup by pushing the [FUNC] key.
•• ID LIST Key
Select the Talkgroup by pushing the [ ] key.
25 TalkBack Timer �����
Enter a time between 1 and 30 seconds that the IP100H will return to
the standby mode after a received signal disappears.
(Default: 5 (seconds))
LLWhen “Disable” is selected, the IP100H returns to the standby mode
(standby screen) as soon as the status indicator goes out.
26 TalkBack Timer (Telephone)
Enter a time between 0 and 600 seconds that the IP100H will return to
the standby mode after a received signal from a telephone disappears.
(Default: 15 (seconds))
LLWhen “0” is selected, the TalkBack timer (Telephone) is disabled. In that
case, the connection does not terminate until the telephone hangs up or the
IP100H terminates the call by pushing the [Option] key.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
(This is only an example.)
27 TalkBack Lock �����
Select whether the Talk Back Lock function “Disable” or “Enable.”
(Default: Enable)
•• Enable
After a call is finished and the IP100H returns to the standby mode, if
it is received another call in the Talk back timer, it accepts to receive
when higher priority level call is received, or refuses same or lower
priority level call is received than the finished call.
After the Talk back timer has passed, a new call can be received.
•• Disable
Accepts to receive a new call after your current call is finished.
28 TOT ����������
Select whether or not the IP100H uses the Time-out timer.
(Default: Disable)
LLWhen “Enable” is selected, the “TOT Timer,” “Penalty Timer,” “TOT Beep,”
“TOT on Telephone Call” items are displayed.
LLThis function works when the IP100H’s PTT switch has accidentally been
held down.
29 TOT Timer �������
Set the Time-out timer to between 11 and 600 seconds.
The this timer limits the IP100H’s continuous transmission.
(Default: 180 (seconds))
30 Penalty Time ������
Set the TOT Penalty time to between 1 and 600 seconds.
After the TOT timer period ends, the TOT Penalty timer starts and
inhibits the user from transmitting during the penalty period.
(Default: 30 (seconds))
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■ Profile
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
(This is only an example.)
31 TOT Beep ��������
Select whether or not the IP100H uses the TOT beep function.
(Default: Enable)
32 TOT on Telephone Call ��
Select whether or not the IP100H uses the Time-out timer on Telephone
Call.
(Default: Enable)
33 Default Telephone Gateway
Interconnection �����
34 <Apply> ��������
35 <Reset> ��������
When the IP100H make a Telephone call and the callee phone
number is not registered its Telephone Gateway Interconnection in the
[Destination Settings] screen on the [Destination Settings] menu, the
IP1000C uses this default Telephone Gateway Interconnection.
(See pp. 4-103 and 4-108)
(Default: NONE)
Selectable number or group number are only registered in the
[Destination Settings] screen on the [Destination Settings] menu.
(See pp. 4-23 and 4-25)
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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9. [Common Settings] Menu
[Common Settings]–[Profile]
■■Profile Batch Setting
You can register consecutive Profiles collectively. Or you can copy the Profile contents to the other Profile.
1
2
1 Range ���������
Sets a range of collective Profiles.
<Add>
By clicking the <Add> button, you can register a consecutive Profiles
collectively.
LLIf a Profile is already registered, “Overwrite the entry” is displayed.
2 Refer to ���������
Selects the default settings or the programmed settings to refer to.
(Default: Default)
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: All
Set the destinations to call all of the IP100Hs or IP100FSs in the tenant through the Internet.
LLThis screen is displayed when clicking <Edit> on the [List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)] field.
1
2
3
4
5
(These are examples when clicking <Edit> on the [List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)] field.)
1 Communication Type ��
Select “Simplex” or “Full-Duplex” to use the All call.
Simplex operation
LLWhen the Simpex is selected, the called station cannot reply until the caller
station stops transmitting.
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
Full-duplex operation
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
2 All call for the Talkgroup �
Select whether or not the All call includes the IP100Hs or IP100FS
which belong to the Talkgroup.
(Default: Enable)
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: All
1
2
3
4
5
(These are examples when clicking <Edit> on the [List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)] field.)
3 Additional Controller ��
Select Additional Controller when configuring several controllers, and
the All call calls between the different controllers.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
LLIf [Sub] is selected on the [Controller Mode] item in the [RoIP Settings]
screen, select the Additional controller on this setting as shown below.
4 <Apply> ��������
5 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Group
Set the destinations to call the group through the Internet.
LLThe items on the [Destination Setting] screen differ depending on the Call type setting.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Group.”)
1 No. �����������
Select the number to register the destination groups.
Up to 990 destinations can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the destination name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Call Type ��������
Select “Group” to use the Group call.
4 Destination ID ������
Enter the destination number (00001 ~ 60000).
5 Group Priority ������
Select “Normal” or “High” to set the priority in a Group call.
6 Communication Type ��
Select “Simplex” or “Full-Duplex” to select the operation type.
Simplex operation
When the Simpex is selected, the called station cannot reply until the
caller station stops transmitting.
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
Full-duplex operation
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Group
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Group.”)
7 Transceiver Selection ��
8 Additional Controller ��
Click to select the IP100H or IP100FS which belong to the group.
LLOnly the IP100Hs or IP100FSs that are registered in the [Transceiver
Registration] screen are listed.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Select the additional controller when configuring several controllers,
and the Group call calls between the different controllers.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
LLIf [Sub] is selected on the [Controller Mode] item in the [RoIP Settings]
screen, select the Additional controller on this setting as shown below.
9 <Apply> ��������
10 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
TIP:
When configuring several controllers, set the same group setting between the controllers in the [Destination
setting] screen (p. 4-94).
For example, in the Controller 1 setting, the “Additional Controller” of the Group 1 is set to the Controller 2,
you must set the “Additional Controller” of the Group 1 is set to the Controller 1 in the Controller 2 setting.
LLEven if you configure three or more controllers using one Master and two or more Subs, follow above manner.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Talkroup
Set the destinations to call a Talkgroup through the Internet.
LLThe items on the [Destination Setting] screen differ, depending on the Call type setting.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Talkgroup.”)
1 No. �����������
Select the number to register the destination Talkgroups.
Up to 990 destinations can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the destination name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Call Type ��������
Select “Talkgroup” to use the Talkgroup call.
4 Destination ID ������
Enter the destination number (00001 ~ 60000).
LLThis number must be registered to the [ID List] field on the [ID List] screen.
LLPush [FUNC] on the IP100H, and then select the Talkgroup number to call
the same Talkgroup members.
When OFF is selected in the IP100H, the standby screen returns to the
usual screen.
Talkgroup
00202
Talkgroup 2
Talkgroup is selected
Talkgroup
OFF
Talkgroup is OFF
• Stadby screen
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Talkgroup 2
Talkgroup is selected
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Talkgroup is OFF
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Talkroup
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Talkgroup.”)
5 Talkgroup Type �����
When “Multiplex Talkgroup” is selected, you can talk to 2 or more
Talkgroups.
LLYou cannot register “Multiplex Talkgroup” type in other “Multiplex Talkgroup”
type.
LL“Normal” type Talkgroup can only belong to 1 “Multiplex Talkgroup” type.
Example: When Talkgroup 3 (Normal) and Talkgroup 4 (Normal) belong
to Talkgroup 2 (Multiplex Talkgroup).
• Talkgroup 2 can call Talkgroup 2, Talkgroup 3, and Talkgroup 4.
• Talkgroup 3 can call Talkgroup 2 and Talkgroup 3.
• Talkgroup 4 can call Talkgroup 2 and Talkgroup 4.
Talkgroup 2 (Multiplex Talkgroup)
Talkgroup 3 (Normal)
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Talkroup
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Talkgroup.”)
6 Communication Type ��
Select “Simplex” or “Full-Duplex” to select the operation type.
Simplex operation
LLWhen the Simpex is selected, the called station cannot reply until the caller
station stops transmitting.
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
Full-duplex operation
Wireless access point
IP100H
IP1000C
IP100H
IP100FS
(Remote communicator)
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Talkroup
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Talkgroup.”)
7 Talkgroup Call for IP100FS
8 Callee ID for IP100FS ��
9 Additional Controller ��
Select whether or not the Talkgroup Call includes the IP100FSs.
(Default: Enable)
When the “Talkgroup Call for IP100FS” item is set to “Enable,” set the
destination IP100FSs.
(Default: All)
When “Appointment” is selected, you can register up to 5 IP100FS’s
Destination IDs (00001 ~ 60000).
Select an Additional Controller when configuring several controllers,
and the Talkgroup call calls between the different controllers.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
LLIf [Sub] is selected on the [Controller Mode] item in the [RoIP Settings]
screen, select an Additional Controller on this setting as shown below.
10 <Apply> ��������
11 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Individual
Set the destinations to call the group through the Internet.
LLThe items on the [Destination Setting] screen differ depending on the Call type setting.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Individual.”)
1 No. �����������
Select the number to register the destination groups.
Up to 990 destinations can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the destination name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Call Type ��������
Select “Individual” to use the Group call.
4 Destination ID ������
Enter the destination number (00001 ~ 60000).
5 Additional Controller ��
Select the additional controller when configuring several controllers,
and the Individual call calls between the different controllers.
6 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
7 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
■■ Destination Setting
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
Call Type: Telephone
Set the destinations to call the IP phone through the Internet.
LLThe items on the [Destination Setting] screen differ depending on the Call type setting.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
(These are examples when the “Call Type” item is set to “Phone.”)
1 No. �����������
Select the number to register the destination IP phone.
Up to 990 destinations can be registered.
2 Name ����������
Enter the destination name. (Up to 31 characters)
3 Call Type ��������
4 Destination Phone Number
5 Telephone Gateway
Interconnection Number �
6 <Apply> ��������
7 <Reset> ��������
Select “Telephone” to call the IP phone.
LLThe “Telephone” option includes the transceivers in the VE-PG3’s network.
Enter the phone number.
Up to 31 digits numbers and symbols (#, ).
Select the bridge connection device (VE-PG3) to call the IP phone.
LLIt is necessary to complete the bridge connection setting between the
IP1000C and the VE-PG3s that are registered in the [Telephone Gateway
Interconnect] screen on the [RoIP Server Setting] menu.
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
Bridge connection
VE-PG3
(RoIP Gateway)
IP1000C
Wireless
access point
IP phone
IP100H
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)
Click to edit the setting on the [Destination Setting] field.
(This is only an example.)
■■List of Destination Setting Entries (Group Call)
The list of the registered Group Calls.
1
2
4
3
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Edit> ���������
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete> ��������
5 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to edit the entries in the [Destination Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■List of Destination Setting Entries (Talkgroup Call)
The list of the registered Talkgroup Calls.
1
2
3
4
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Edit> ���������
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete> ��������
5 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to edit the entries in the [Destination Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■ List of Destination Setting Entries (Management Talkgroup Call)
The list of the registered Management Talkgroup (Multiplex Talkgroup) Calls.
1
2
3
4
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Edit> ���������
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete> ��������
5 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to edit the entries in the [Destination Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■List of Destination Setting Entries (Individual Call)
The list of the registered Individual Calls.
1
2
3
4
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Edit> ���������
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete> ��������
5 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to edit the entries in the [Destination Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■List of Destination Setting Entries (Telephone)
The list of the registered Phone Calls.
1
2
4
3
5
(This is only an example.)
1 Selection Box ������
2 <Edit> ���������
3 <Delete> ��������
4 <Delete> ��������
5 <Delete All> �������
Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.
LLBy clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.
Click to edit the entries in the [Destination Setting] field.
Click to delete the selected entry.
LLAfter clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.
Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.
LLAfter an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.
Click to delete all the entries.
LLAfter clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.
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10. [Destination Settings] Menu
[Destination Settings]–[Destination Setting]
■■Destination Batch Setting
You can register consecutive Destinations collectively. Or you can copy the Destinations contents to another
Destination.
1
2
3
1 Call Type ��������
Select the Call Type of the Destinations that you want to add.
2 Destination ID ������
Enter a range of collective Destination IDs.
<Add>
By clicking <Add>, you can register consecutive Destination IDs
collectively.
LLIf a ID is already registered, “Override the settings” is displayed.
3 Refer to ���������
Select the programmed setting to refer to.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Administrator]
■■Administrator Password
Set the administrator password.
1
2
3
4
1 Username ��������
2 Current Password ����
3 New Password �����
5
Displays the administrator login ID (“admin”).
Enter the current password, when you change it.
(Default: admin)
LLThe entered characters are displayed as an * (asterisk) or a • (dot).
Enter a new password up to 31 characters.
LLThe entered characters are displayed as an * (asterisk) or a • (dot).
4 New Password (confirm) �
Enter the new password again.
5 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
6 <Reset> ��������
6
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
CAUTION: If you have forgotten the password, you cannot access the IP1000C’s setting screen again.
In this case, you have to initialize the IP1000C using the <INIT> button. See page 5-4 for details.
To prevent unauthorized access
You must be careful when choosing your password.
••Choose one that is not easy to guess.
••Use numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Date and Time]
■■Date and Time
You can set the IP1000C’s internal clock time. (See Section 3 for details.)
1
2
3
1 Current Time ������
Displays the current time.
2 Manually Set Time ����
Displays the time when you have opened this screen.
Note: Refresh the browser screen to refresh the time.
3 <Set> ����������
Click to set the internal clock to the time displayed in “Manually Set
Time” item (2).
LLBefore clicking <Set>, refresh the browser screen.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Date and Time]
■■Time Zone
Select the appropriate Time Zone.
1
2
1 Time Zone �������
2 Use Daylight Savings Time
Select the appropriate Time Zone.
Select “Disable” if not necessary.
(Default: Etc/UTC)
(Default: Enable)
LLIf “Enable” is selected, the IP1000C automatically adjusts the time according
to your time zone.
LLIf the Daylight Savings Time is not used in your area, this selection doesn’t
affect the time setting.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Date and Time]
■■NTP
The Automatic Clock Synchronize function automatically synchronizes the internal clock with the time server (NTP).
LLTo use this function, an internet connection and default gateway settings are necessary.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1 NTP Client �������
Select “Enable” to use the Automatic Clock Synchronize function.
(Default: Enable)
2 NTP Server 1 ������
Enter the time management server’s IP address.
(Default: 210.173.160.27)
LLIf the IP1000C cannot access this address, then the address set in the [NTP
Server 2] (3) item is used.
Note: The default NTP servers are provided by INTERNET MULTIFEED
Co.
3 NTP Server 2 ������
Enter the second time management server’s IP address.
(Default: 210.173.160.57)
4 Polling Interval �����
Enter the time synchronization interval.
Range: 1 to 99 (day)
5 Last Update �������
Displays the date and time when the IP1000C has last accessed the
time management server.
6 Next Update �������
Displays the scheduled date and time when the IP1000C accesses the
time management server next.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Date and Time]
■■SNTP Server
The SNTP server is for our RoIP device which have no route to an external Time server (NTP).
LLTo use this function, an internet connection and default gateway settings are necessary.
1
2
1 SNTP Server ������
Select “Enable” to use the SNTP function.
2 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
3 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[SYSLOG]
■■SYSLOG
Select the information to be saved to the SYSLOG host.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1 DEBUG ���������
Select “Enable” to display the debug information.
(Default: Disable)
2 INFO ����������
Select “Enable” to display the INFO messages.
(Default: Enable)
3 NOTICE ���������
Select “Enable” to display the NOTICE messages.
(Default: Enable)
4 Host IP Address �����
Enter the SYSLOG host’s address.
5 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
6 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[SNMP]
■■SNMP
Configure the SNMP function.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1 SNMP ���������
Select “Enable” to use the SNMP function. (Default: Enable)
2 Community Name (GET) �
Enter the Community name to get the SNMP community string. (Up to
31 characters)
(Default: public)
3 System Location ����
Enter the SNMP system location. (Up to 127 characters)
4 System Contact �����
Enter the SNMP system contact. (Up to 127 characters)
5 <Apply> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
6 <Reset> ��������
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[USB]
■■USB
Select the USB flash drive option.
1
2
3
4
1 USB Flash Drive �����
Select “Enable” to use a USB flash drive.
(Default: Enable)
Note: If you use the Automatic firmware update function or Automatic
Setting Load function, select “Enable.”
2 USB Access Permission �
Select the USB flash drive access option.
(Default: M
✔ Firmware Update
M
✔ Backup/Restore)
•• Firmware Update (p. 5-15)
•• Backup/Restore Settings (p. 5-12)
3 <Apply> ��������
4 <Reset> ��������
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Network Test]
■■Ping Test
Run the Ping test.
1
2
3
4
5
1 Host ����������
Enter the IP address or host name to send the Ping packets to.
2 Number of Times ����
Select the number of times to send.
3 Packet Size �������
Select the size of the packet’s data part.
4 Timeout ��������
Select the Ping response time.
(Default: 1000)
Note: If there is no response within the selected time, a time out error is
returned.
5 <Ping> ���������
(Default: 4)
(Default: 64)
Click to run the Ping test.
LLThe test result is displayed as shown below.
(This is only an example.)
LLClick <Save> to save the result to a PC as a text file (extension: “txt”).
Note: The file is saved as “ping_host’s address.txt.”
LLClick <Back> to return to the Ping Test screen.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Network Test]
■■Traceroute Test
Run the Traceroute test.
1
2
3
4
5
1 Node ����������
Enter the node’s (device’s) IP address.
2 Max Hop Count �����
Select the maximum hop number.
3 Timeout ��������
Select the response time.
(Default: 3)
Note: If there is no response within the selected time, a time out error is
returned.
4 DNS Lookup ������
Select “Enable” to convert the node’s (device’s) IP address into the host
name. (DNS name resolution)
(Default: Enable)
5 <Traceroute> ������
Click to run the traceroute test.
LL Informatio
••The test result is displayed as shown below.
(This is only an example.)
••Click to save the result to a PC as a text file (extension: “txt”).
••The file is saved as “tracert_node’s address.txt.”
••Click <Back> to return to the Traceroute Test screen.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Reboot]
■■Reboot
Click <Reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.
LLWhen clicking <Reboot>, the “Do you want to reboot the system?” message appears. Click <OK> to continue.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Settings Backup/Restore]
■■Settings Backup
Save the IP1000C’s settings to a PC as a backup.
Save to File ��������
Click <Backup> to save the settings to a PC as a backup file
(Extension: sav).
See the topic below to load the saved file into the IP1000C.
NOTE: DO NOT write the saved file to any other devices.
■■Settings Restore
Load the setting file (Extension: “sav”) to the IP1000C.
Note: Loading takes a few minutes.
1
2
1 Load Settings File ����
Click <Browse...> to select the setting file.
2 Restore ���������
Click <Restore> to load the setting into the IP1000C.
Notes:
•• The IP1000C’s setting is overwritten.
•• After loading, the IP1000C automatically reboots.
Caution: A modified setting file will damage the IP1000C.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Settings Backup/Restore]
■■Online Settings
You can remotely configure the IP1000C, through the secured network path.
LLAn SFTP server is required for this function.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1 Online Settings �����
Select “Enable” to use this function.
2 Sever Host Name ����
Enter the SFTP server IP address or FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain
Name) up to 128 characters.
3 Subscriber Name ����
Enter the SFTP server username up to 128 characters.
4 Password ��������
Enter the SFTP server password up to 128 characters.
5 Upload ���������
Click to upload the IP1000C’s setting file to the SFTP server.
6 Download ��������
7 <Apply> ��������
8 <Reset> ��������
(Default: Disable)
Click to download the IP1000C’s setting file from the SFTP server.
LLThe IP1000C automatically reboots.
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Settings Backup/Restore]
■■List of Settings
Displays the changed settings.
Note: The list is clear when the IP1000C is initialized.
(This is only an example.)
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Factory Defaults]
■■Factory Defaults
Click <Restore> to return all settings to the factory default.
LLIf you cannot access the IP1000C’s setting screen, initialize the IP1000C using the <INIT> button.
See page 5-4 for details.
NOTE:
••After the IP1000C is initialized, the IP address is returned to the default (192.168.0.1).
••If the network part of the PC IP address is different from that of the IP1000C, you cannot access the IP1000C setting
screen.
In such case, change the PC IP address according to your network environment.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Firmware Update]
NOTE:
••NEVER turn OFF the power until the updating has been completed. Otherwise, the IP1000C may be damaged.
••Ask your dealer for updated function or specification details.
■■Firmware Status
Displays the firmware version.
(This is only an example.)
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Firmware Update]
■■Online Update
Downloads the firmware through the internet, and automatically updates it.
Note: To use this function, an internet connection, DNS and default gateway settings are necessary.
Check for Updates �����
Click <Check> to access the update management server.
When the IP1000C has successfully accessed the server, the latest
firmware version is displayed as shown below.
(This is only an example.)
About the firmware information:
•• When there is a newly updated firmware, the <Update Firmware> button is
displayed.
•• When there is no updated firmware, “Firmware already up-to-date” is
displayed.
•• When an error message appears, check the internet connectivity.
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11. [Management] Menu
[Management]–[Firmware Update]
■■Automatic Update
The firmware can be automatically downloaded and updated.
1
1 Automatic Update ����
2 <Apply> ��������
3 <Reset> ��������
2
3
Select “Enable” to use the Automatic Update function. (Default: Enable)
LLSelect “Disable” if you do not desire to automatically update the firmware.
Click to apply the entries.
Click to restore the settings.
LLYou cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.
■■Manual Update
The firmware can be updated using the saved firmware.
1
2
1 Select the update file ��
2 Firmware Update ����
Click <Browse...> to select the firmware file (extension: “dat”).
LLThe selected file appears in the “Update Firmware using File” item.
Click <Update> to update the firmware.
Note: After updating, the IP1000C automatically reboots.
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Section
5
1. How to save the IP1000C’s setting to a PC………………………………………………………………………… 5-2
MMSaving the setting………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5-2
2. How to load the saved file to an IP1000C………………………………………………………………………… 5-3
MMReloading the settings file into the IP1000C…………………………………………………………………… 5-3
3. How to initialize the settings to the factory default………………………………………………………………… 5-4
4. How to update the firmware………………………………………………………………………………………… 5-6
MMAbout the Firmware………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5-6
5. About the Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive…………………………………………………………… 5-9
6. How to restore the configuration using a USB flash drive……………………………………………………… 5-12
MMSaving the settings file to a USB flash drive………………………………………………………………… 5-12
MMLoading the settings from the USB flash drive……………………………………………………………… 5-13
7. How to update the firmware using a USB flash drive………………………………………………………… 5-15
MMUpdating the firmware………………………………………………………………………………………… 5-15
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1. How to save the IP1000C’s setting to a PC
You can save the IP1000C’s settings of its setting screen to a PC or USB flash drive.
The saved settings can be used to recover the configuration.
LLThe settings can be directly loaded into the IP1000C from the USB flash drive.
■■Saving the setting
1
Click [Management], then [Settings Backup/Restore].
2
Click <Backup>.
••The [Settings Backup/Restore] screen appears.
••The File Saving window appears.
Click
The settings that have been changed
from the factory defaults.
3
Select a desired folder/location, then click [Save] in the File Saving window.
LLThe setting file (extension: “sav”) is saved in the selected folder.
LLThe default file name is composed of the model name (IP1000C), version number and date.
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2. How to load the saved file to an IP1000C
You can load the IP1000C’s settings from a PC.
LLThe settings can be directly loaded into the IP1000C from a USB flash drive. (p. 5-12)
■■Reloading the settings file into the IP1000C
1
Click [Management], then [Settings Backup/Restore].
2
Click <Browse...>.
••The [Settings Backup/Restore] screen appears.
••The File Selection window appears.
The location of the selected
file is displayed here.
Click
3
Select the setting file (extension: “sav”), and then click <Restore>.
LLAfter loading the file, the IP1000C automatically reboots.
Click
NOTE: DO NOT write the saved file to any other devices.
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3. How to initialize the settings to the factory default
There two ways to initialize the IP1000C.
LLSet the IP1000C’s IP address again after the IP1000C is initialized.
A: Using the <INIT> button.
If you cannot access the IP1000C setting screen, initialize the IP1000C by pushing the <INIT> button.
B: Initialize on the IP1000C’s setting screen.
If you can access the IP1000C setting screen, initialize the IP1000C on the setting screen. (p. 5-5)
A: Using the <INIT> button
Initializing clears all the settings.
LLIf the network part of the PC IP address is different from that of the IP1000C, you cannot access the IP1000C setting
screen. In such case, change the PC IP address according to the IP1000C address.
See the supplied “Precautions” leaflet for details.
1
Disconnect all cables from the IP1000C, and
then connect the power adapter.
••Verify that the [PWR] indicator lights green.
<Status>
Rear
panel
Power
adapter
Turn ON the power
2
[LED indication]
[Operation]
Push in and hold [INIT] with a pin on the rear
panel until all indicators on the front panel light
orange, and then release.
:Black out
:Light
Lights
(Green)
[INIT]
Push in and hold
Blinks /
(Green/Orange)
Use
a pin
All LEDs light (Orange)
Release
LLWhen the initialization has been completed, the
[PWR] indicator lights green.
Blinks
(Green)
Lights
(Orange)
Blinks
(Orange)
Lights
(Green)
About the initializing condition
You can restore all the IP1000C’s settings. The IP1000C’s IP address is set to “192.168.0.1,” when
initialized. Set the PC’s IP address to “192.168.0.xxx.” (You can set xxx to any number from 2 to 254.)
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3. How to initialize the settings to the factory default
B: Using the IP1000C’s setting screen
1
2
Click [Management], then [Factory Defaults].
••The [Factory Defaults] screen appears.
Click <Restore>.
••The warning window appears.
Click
3
Click <OK>.
••The IP1000C automatically reboots.
Click
About the initializing condition
You can restore all the IP1000C’s settings. The IP1000C’s IP address is set to “192.168.0.1,” when
initialized. Set the PC’s IP address to “192.168.0.xxx.” (You can set xxx to any number from 2 to 254.)
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4. How to update the firmware
There are two ways to update the firmware.
A: Updating on the setting screen.
Update the firmware on the setting screen.
B: Use the Firmware Update function. (p. 5-8)
The firmware can be automatically downloaded and updated.
LLYou can update the firmware using a USB flash drive. (p. 5-15)
LLWhen [MSG] lights green, a firmware update is ready. See the “Precautions” leaflet for details.
■■About the Firmware
The firmware may be updated to improve the functions and specifications of the IP1000C.
Ask your dealer for updated function or specification details.
Version number
NOTE:
••NEVER turn OFF the power until the updating has been completed. Otherwise, the IP1000C may be damaged.
••If the firewall is running, stop it before updating the firmware. If you want to stop the firewall, ask your network
administrator for the detail.
••Icom is not responsible on the consequence of the updating the firmware.
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4. How to update the firmware
A: Update the firmware on the setting screen
We recommend that you save the current settings in the PC before updating the firmware. (p. 5-12)
Note: Some settings may be returned to their default after the firmware update. Check the Icom website for
details.
LLRestricting access to the setting screen is recommended. (p. 3-2)
1
Download a new firmware (extension: “dat”) from the Icom website.
2
Click the [Management] menu, then [Firmware Update].
3
Click <OK>.
••The [Firmware Update] screen appears.
••The IP1000C automatically reboots.
The location of selected file is displayed here.
Click
4
Click <Update>.
••The “Now updating firmware” screen appears.
Click
NOTE:
••NEVER turn OFF the power until the updating has been completed. Otherwise, the IP1000C may be damaged.
••The IP1000C’s IP address is set to “192.168.0.1,” when initialized by the firmware update. Set the PC’s IP address to
“192.168.0.xxx.” (You can set xxx to any number from 2 to 254.)
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4. How to update the firmware
B: Use the Firmware Update function
When [MSG] lights green, a firmware update is ready.
See the “Precautions” leaflet for details.
LLTo use this function, an internet connection, DNS and default gateway settings are necessary.
LLWe recommend to save the setting file as the backup. (p. 5-12)
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5. About the Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive
You can clone the IP1000C’s settings and firmware using a USB flash drive.
LLSee pages 5-12 to 5-16 for details.
About the USB flash drive:
••Before using the USB flash drive, save the content to a PC as a backup.
••The USB flash drive is not supplied. Purchase separately.
••A USB flash drive with biometric authentication, or one with password protection cannot be used.
••Turn OFF the IP1000C’s power before inserting or removing the drive, to prevent data corruption.
••Either one of the USB slots accepts the drive, but insert only one drive at a time.
••Insert the drive securely.
••NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, while transferring data. It will cause data
corruption, or damage the USB flash drive. While transferring data, the [USB] LED alternately blinks orange and green.
••After the firmware updating is finished, check the firmware version on the setting screen to verify that the update was
correctly done.
••When importing setting data from a USB flash drive to the IP1000C, the originally programmed setting data is
automatically saved as “bakdata.sav” in the USB flash drive, as a backup.
••If both firmware and setting files are saved on a USB flash drive, the firmware and setting data are sequentially updated.
Supported USB specification:
Interface: USB 2.0
Device:
USB flash drive (USB Mass Storage Class)
File format: FAT16/FAT32 (exFAT and NTFS are not supported.)
Note: Some USB flash drives are not guaranteed.
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5. About the Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive
[About the settings file name]
The settings file must be saved as “savedata.sav” on the flash drive.
LLOnly the settings file that is saved in the [Settings Restore] field can be used for the Automatic restore. See page 5-2
for details.
[Management] (menu) > [Settings Backup/Restore] (screen) > [Settings Restore] (field)
The firmware file, which is downloaded from Icom website, must be saved as “firmware.dat” on the flash drive.
[About the Automatic Settings Backup function]
The latest 10 backup files (revisions) are stored on the USB flash drive with the file name “bakdata_X.sav”
(X=Revision number).
(Example)
The oldest backup file’s name: “bakdata_10.sav”
••The firmware is not automatically saved as a backup.
••The latest settings backup file is saved as “bakdata.sav” (with no revision number).
••If the content of settings file is the same as the IP1000C’s current settings, no setting backup file is saved.
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5. About the Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive
[How to clone the settings and the firmware using a USB flash drive.]
A USB flash drive can contain settings and firmware files for different IP1000Cs.
You need to create folders, whose names are each IP1000C’s LAN MAC address (p. 4-5), and save the
firmware and settings files to each folder.
(Example)
The IP1000C’s LAN MAC address is “0090C7000001.”
LLCreate the folder named “0090C7000001” on a USB flash drive, and then save the firmware and settings files to the
folder.
Insert the USB flash drive, into the IP1000C. Then the setting backup file is automatically created in the
“0090C7000001” folder.
The firmware and settings files are loaded from the “0090C7000001” folder.
Note: The firmware and settings files in any other folders are not loaded.
LLIf inserting the flash drive (Figure 1 and 2 in the picture below) into the IP1000C (0090C7000002), the setting backup
file is automatically created in the root directory as there is no folder whose name is IP1000C’s LAN MAC address.
The firmware and settings files in the root directory are loaded.
Figure 1
Create the “0090C7000001”
folder on the USB flash drive,
and then save the firmware or
settings file to the folder.
If there is no folder for the
IP1000C’s MAC address.
Firmware and settings backup
files are saved in the root
directory.
••You can create multiple
folders and save the files
into them.
(Example: “ 0090C7000001,”
“0090C7000002,”
“0090C7000003”)
Figure 2
Files in the “0090C7000001”
folder.
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6. How to restore the configuration using a USB flash drive
You can clone the settings to the other IP1000Cs.
It is convenient when you sequentially configure multiple IP1000Cs.
Note: Before using a USB flash drive, see page 5-9.
■■Saving the settings file to a USB flash drive
1
Insert the flash drive securely into one of the PC’s USB ports.
2
Open the IP1000C’s setting screen.
3
Click [Management], then [Settings Backup/Restore].
4
Click <Backup>.
••The [Settings Backup/Restore] screen appears.
Click
5
Click “q” of <Save>, and then select “Save as.”
••The [Save As] screen appears.
q Click
w Click
6
Select the root directory of the USB flash drive, and save the settings file as “savedata.sav.”
••Any other file name is not acceptable.
q Select the root directory
w Change to “savedata.sav”
e Click
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6. How to restore the configuration using a USB flash drive
■■Loading the settings from the USB flash drive
1
Remove the USB flash drive from the PC appropriately.
2
Prepare the IP1000C to load the settings.
3
Turn OFF the power.
Note: Turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, before inserting the USB flash drive.
4
Insert the USB flash drive, that contains the setting data (savedata.sav), into a [USB] port, and then turn
ON the power.
LLWhile setting data, the [USB] LED alternately blinks orange and green.
w Turn ON the power
q Insert the USB flash drive
Alternately blinks orange and green
while accessing the device.
Note: NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, while setting data. It will
cause data corruption, or damage the USB flash drive.
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6. How to restore the configuration using a USB flash drive
■■ Loading the settings from the USB flash drive
5
When the all data has been loaded, the [USB] LED
turns OFF, and the IP1000C automatically reboots.
Verify that the [PWR] LED lights green, then turn
OFF the power.
Then remove the USB flash drive from the
IP1000C.
q Turn OFF the power
LLThe IP1000C’s old setting data is automatically saved
in the USB flash drive as “bakdata.sav.”
Note: NEVER remove the USB flash while the
IP1000C’s power is ON.
w Remove the USB flash drive
TIP: If “Disable” is selected in the “USB Flash Drive” item on the [USB] screen, this function cannot be used.
(p. 4-117)
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7. How to update the firmware using a USB flash drive
The firmware update can be done by using a USB flash drive.
Note: Before using a USB flash drive, see page 5-9.
■■Updating the firmware
1
Download a new firmware (extension: “dat”) from Icom website.
2
Insert the USB flash drive to the PC.
3
Select the root directory of the USB flash drive, and save the firmware file as “firmware.dat.“
4
Remove the USB flash drive from the PC appropriately.
5
Prepare the IP1000C to update the firmware.
6
Turn OFF the power.
Note: Turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, before inserting the USB flash drive.
7
Insert the USB flash drive to the [USB] port, and then turn ON the power.
LLAny of other file name is not acceptable.
LLIf you made the folder name is the IP1000C’s LAN MAC address (example: “0090C7000001”), save the file to
the folder.
LLWhile transferring data, the [USB] indicator alternately blinks orange and green.
w Turn ON the power
q Insert the USB flash drive
NOTE:
••NEVER turn OFF the power until the updating has been completed. Otherwise, the IP1000C may be
damaged.
••Icom is not responsible on the consequence of the updating the firmware.
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7. How to update the firmware using a USB flash drive
■■ Updating the firmware
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All LEDs light orange while the firmware update is in progress.
Note: NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the IP1000C’s power.
Lights orange while updating the firmware.
9
When the update has been finished, the IP1000C automatically reboots.
LLAfter rebooting, verify that [PWR] lights green, and then turn OFF the power.
Note: NEVER remove the USB flash drive while the IP1000C’s power is ON.
q Turn OFF the power
w Remove the USB flash drive
TIP: After the firmware updating is finished, check the firmware version on the setting screen to verify that
the update was correctly done.
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Section
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1. Trouble shooting……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6-2
2. How to connect to the IP1000C using Telnet………………………………………………………………………
MMHow to connect……………………………………………………………………………………………………
MMHow to use the [CONSOLE] port…………………………………………………………………………………
MMAbout Telnet commands……………………………………………………………………………………………
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3. Specifications………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6-5
MMGeneral……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6-5
MMCommunication Interfaces………………………………………………………………………………………… 6-5
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1. Trouble shooting
If the IP1000C seems to be malfunctioning, please check the following before sending it to a service center.
The [PWR] LED does not light.
••The power adapter is not connected to the IP1000C.
- Verify that the power adapter is securely connected.
••The power adapter is connected to the AC outlet interlocked with a PC.
- Connect the power adapter to a different AC outlet.
The [LAN] LED does not light.
••The Ethernet cable is not properly connected to the IP1000C.
- Verify that the Ethernet cable is securely connected.
••The HUB or PC is turned OFF.
Turn ON the HUB or PC.
You cannot access the IP1000C’s setting screen.
••The PC’s IP address is incorrect.
- Manually set the PC’s IP address after you set the IP1000C to the default setting.
••The network part of PC’s IP address is different from the IP1000C.
- Set the network part of PC’s IP address to the same as the IP1000C.
••A proxy server is used for the web browser setting.
- Set the web browser’s proxy server setting to OFF.
The IP1000C’s setting screen is not properly displayed.
••The javascript or cookie functions are turned OFF.
- Set the javascript and cookie functions to ON.
••Your browser is other than Microsoft Internet Explorer or the version is 10 or earlier.
- Use Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 or later.
The IP1000C cannot automatically update the firmware
••The IP1000C’s IP Address or DNS server’s IP is not correctly set.
- Correctly set the “IP Address” item in the Network Settings menu. (See page 4-11 for details.)
Network Settings (menu) > IP Address (screen) > IP Address (item)
••The firewall is running.
- Stop the firewall.
If you want to stop the firewall, ask your network administrator for details.
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1. Trouble shooting
The IP100H displays the “Out of range” icon or “Connecting...”
••The distance between the IP100H and its wireless access point is too far.
- Move closer to the access point.
••The wireless access point does not turn ON.
- Turn ON the access point.
••The wireless LAN setting of the IP100H does not match the access point’s.
- Check the wireless LAN settings of the access point.
- Using the cloning software CS-IP100H, check and modify the wireless LAN settings of the IP100H.
••In the 5 GHz band operation, the stealth SSID is set to ON, or the SSID Broadcast is set to OFF in the
access point.
- Set the stealth SSID to OFF, or set the SSID Broadcast to ON.
The IP100H displays “Setting Error...”
(When the IP100H displays “In the range” icon.)
••The provisioning server settings of the IP100H are different than the connected the IP1000C.
- Using the cloning software CS-IP100H, check and modify the provisioning server settings.
- In the IP1000C software, check and modify the provisioning server settings of the IP100H.
••The IP1000C does not connect to the network.
- Check the connections between the IP1000C or Hub and check the LAN cables.
The IP100H cannot communicate with any other devices
••The setting of the Individual ID or Group ID is incorrect.
- Enter the correct Individual ID or Group ID.
••The Individual ID or Group ID is not registered on the ID list.
- Enter the “Destination ID/Phone Number” in the “ID List” item on the [ID List] screen.
- When using the RoIP gateway VE-PG3, check the bridge connection with the VE-PG3.
The IP100H cannot use the Area call function
••The function setting of the Area Call is set to “Disable.”
- Set the “Area Call” item in the Transceiver Settings screen. (p. 4-44)
- Reboot the IP100H and get the setting from the IP1000C.
- Push [FUNC] on the IP100H’s front panel, then turn ON the “Area Call” function.
••The wireless access point that the IP100H connects to in the Area Call, is not set.
- Enter the “Area Setting” item in the [Area Call] screen. (p. 4-29)
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2. How to connect to the IP1000C using Telnet
For Windows® 10: Before performing the following procedure, turn ON [Telnet Client] from the screen that is
displayed when “Turn Windows features on or off” is entered in the search box on the taskbar.
■■How to connect
1. Start up Windows.
2. Input “telnet.exe” in the search box on the taskbar, and then push [Enter].
3. The Telnet screen appears, then input the appropriate address, as shown below.
Microsoft Telnet>open IP1000C’s LAN IP address. (Example: open 192.168.0.1)
4. Input login ID and password, and then push [Enter].
login:
admin
password: admin (The IP1000C’s default password)
5. When the Telnet access is successful, “IP1000C #” is displayed on the Telnet screen.
■■How to use the [CONSOLE] port
The IP1000C can be configured using a terminal software. (Optional OPC-1402A is required.)
Set the COM port as shown below, to communicate with the IP1000C.
COM port settings:
••COM port number: The port number that the optional OPC-1402A is connected to.
••Bits per second:
115200 (bps)
••Data bits:
8
••Parity:
None
••Stop bits:
1
••Flow control:
None
After settings are completed, push [Enter] to display “IP1000C #.”
■■About Telnet commands
The following commands can be used with the Telnet function.
Command list �������
Push the [Tab] key to display the Telnet command list.
After typing a Telnet command, push the [Tab] key to display the sub
command list.
Command help ������
After typing “help,” enter a command to display the command
description.
Example: “help save” (the “save” command description is displayed.)
Automatic complement ��
After typing the first few characters of the command, push the [Tab] key.
The rest of the characters for the command are automatically entered.
Example: “n” + [Tab] -> network
Suggested commands are displayed.
Example: “res” + [Tab] -> reset, restart
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3. Specifications
Note: All specifications are subject to change without notice.
■■General
Power supply:12 V DC ±10% [Plug polarity:
]
Less than 15 Watts
Usable condition:
Temperature 0 to +40°C; +32 to +104°F, Humidity 5–95% (At no condensation)
Dimension:Approximately 232 (W) × 38 (H) × 168 (D) mm; 9.1 (W) × 1.5 (H) × 6.6 (D) in
(projections not included)
Weight:
Approximately 0.8 kg; 28 oz (without the supplied accessories)
Regulatory Compliance:FCC Part15 Subpart B/Canada ICES-003 [USA-11]
EN55022/EN55024/EN61000-3-2/EN61000-3-3 [EUR-12], [EUR-14]
Interface:LEDs (PWR, MSG, V/RoIP, LAN, USB)
Buttons (UPDATE, INIT)
[USB] port (USB 2.0) ×2
■■Communication Interfaces
Interface:
Communication rate:
[LAN] port (RJ-45 type) × 4 (Auto MDI/MDI-X)
••IEEE802.3/10BASE-T
••IEEE802.3u/100BASE-TX
••IEEE802.3ab/1000BASE-T
[CONSOLE] port (RJ-11 type) × 1
••RS-232C
[LAN] port 10/100/1000 Mbps (Automatic switching, Full duplex)
All stated specifications are typical and subject to change without notice or obligation.
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