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CyberData Night Ringer Explained

Document Part # 931738A

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................3

1.0 Equipment capable of Night Ringer .......................................................................................4

2.0 Before You Start ...................................................................................................................5

3.0 What is a Night Ringer? ........................................................................................................6

3.1 Which product is right for the application? ............................................................................7

4.0 Setting up the Night Ringer ...................................................................................................9

5.0 Other uses for the Night Ringer extension ........................................................................... 12

6.0 Contact CyberData Corporation........................................................................................... 14

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1.0 Equipment capable of Night Ringer

This is a complete list of every CyberData SIP product that can take advantage of the Night

Ringer feature.

Table 1-1:

Supported Equipment

EQUIPMENT

SIP PAGING SERVER

SIP PAGING ADAPTER

SIP FOUR PORT ZONE CONTROLLER

SIP OUTDOOR INTERCOM

SIP OUTDOOR INTERCOM WITH KEYPAD

SIP VIDEO INTERCOM

SIP VIDEO INTERCOM WITH KEYPAD

SIP OUTDOOR INTERCOM WITH RFID

SIP VIDEO INTERCOM WITH RFID

SIP INDOOR INTERCOM

SIP INDOOR INTERCOM WITH KEYPAD

SIP INDOOR INTERCOM [F]

SIP INDOOR INTERCOM WITH KEYPAD [F]

SIP EMERGENCY INTERCOM

SIP RGB (MULTI-COLOR) STROBE

SIP OUTDOOR RGB (MULTI-COLOR) STROBE

SIP SPEAKER

SIP TALKBACK SPEAKER

SIP CEILING TILE DROP IN SPEAKER

SIP OFFICE RINGER

SIP IP66 OUTDOOR HORN

SIP LOUDSPEAKER AMPLFIER (AC POWERED)

SIP LOUDSPEAKER AMPLIFIER (POE POWERED)

SIP PAGING AMPLIFIER

MODEL or PART NUMBER

011146

011233

011171

011186

011214

011410

011414

011477

011478

011211

011113

011272

011123

011209

011376

011479

011394/011393

011398/011397

011401

011216

011457

011404

011405

011324

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2.0 Before You Start

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This document will explain the functions of a Night Ringer extension, illustrating use cases for the Night Ringer extension and the relevant CyberData devices. Finally, this guide will also contain a walkthrough of how to set up and personalize the Night Ringer to suit the needs of the application.

Network Requirements

The Night Ringer extension is a standard SIP extension and as such it will require the same network configuration as other SIP devices. The specific network requirements will vary depending on the provider. However, the default settings for a CyberData device with Night

Ringer enabled are detailed here. Each of these settings can be adjusted on the SIP tab of the products’ web interface.

The Night Ringer extension will use a different SIP port, depending on the product.

The SIP Paging Adapter , SIP Paging Server , SIP Zone Controller , SIP Speaker , SIP Paging

Amplifier , SIP Loudspeaker Amplifier ( PoE and AC-Powered ), and SIP IP66 Horn will use the following SIP Ports.

Remote SIP Port: 5060

Local SIP Port: 5061

The Intercom line of products including, but not limited to, the SIP Outdoor Intercom , SIP

Indoor Intercom , SIP Outdoor Intercom with Keypad , SIP Office Ringer , and SIP Strobe will all use the following SIP Ports.

Remote SIP Port: 5060

Local SIP Port: 5060

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3.0 What is a Night Ringer?

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The Night Ringer extension is a second extension specifically dedicated to ringing. Whereas the primary extension is used for two-way communication or voice paging, the Night Ringer simply rings, facilitating use in a call queue.

For example, a car auto body shop could have SIP IP66 Horns mounted in the car bays to add additional ringing notification for an incoming call. With this configuration, if the attendants at the front desk are busy with a customer then a mechanic could answer the call.

The Night Ringer extension was designed with loud ringing in mind and as such it CANNOT be used for voice paging. The extension cannot move to the state in a call where two-way audio can be passed; the device will remain in the “180 Ringing” state.

Any Cyberdata devices with a physical speaker will also have a Night Ringer extension. There are some other products that, while they do not have a way to produce audio themselves, do have physical connections to send the audio to be played. Examples are: SIP Paging Adapter, SIP

Four Port Zone Controller and SIP Paging Server. The SIP Strobe products also have a Night

Ringer extension that can be used to provide visual notification, useful in areas where hearing protection is required.

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3.1 Which product is right for the application?

It can be hard to determine what product is right for loud ringing and notification in a certain area, but this flow chart should help.

Figure 3-1: Which product is right?

Quiet Indoor Environments

SIP Speaker (011393/011394)

The SIP Speaker is ideal for any indoor environment. Whether in a school, office or any other room a speaker is perfect for loud ringing.

SIP Office Ringer (011216)

The SIP Office Ringer is best for areas where a standard speaker might be too loud. This is great for more office-based loud ringing due to the smaller speaker size.

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SIP Strobe (011376)

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Visual notification is extremely valuable in school and work environments where audio notification might not be ideal. The strobes use LED’s so the color can be customized for any application.

Louder Indoor OR Outdoor Environments

For louder areas that are either indoors or outdoors our outdoor rated products are a better fit.

The outdoor rated products are typically louder than the indoor rated products and will have a more robust construction to stand up to whatever gets thrown at them.

SIP IP66 Horn (011457)

The SIP IP66 Horn is a great all-in-one solution. Its simplified design and installation, requiring only mounting and since it only requires mounting and a CAT 5/6 cable it is very fast to deploy.

The IP66 Design makes the horn perfect for any application; whether outdoors or indoors, the horn will stand up to the elements.

SIP Loudspeaker Amplifier – AC Powered (011404)

The Loudspeaker Amplifier series is the loudest product CyberData produces. The maximum volume is ultimately determined by the number of horns attached to the amplifier. The amplifier can power up to two 8-ohm mini horns which makes it very versatile. The horns can be spaced up to 25 feet away from the amp, which provides ample room to mount the unit on the corner of a building or in a large warehouse or factory. The AC powered version comes with a PoE injector included in the case which is perfect for areas without PoE access.

SIP Loudspeaker Amplifier - PoE Powered (011405)

The Loudspeaker Amplifier series is the loudest product CyberData produces. The maximum volume is ultimately determined by the number of horns attached to the amplifier. The amplifier can power up to two 8-ohm mini horns which makes it very versatile. The horns can be spaced up to 25 feet away from the amp which, provides ample room to mount the unit on the corner of a building or in a large warehouse or factory. The PoE powered version does not come with the

PoE Injector.

SIP Outdoor Strobe (011479)

The SIP Outdoor strobe is perfect for louder manufacturing or warehouse environments; anywhere that hearing protection is required. The strobe uses LED’s for light so it can be customized for any application.

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4.0 Setting up the Night Ringer

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The process of extension creation can vary depending on the provider but the process to configure and enable the Night Ringer is straightforward. For this function, please create an extension on the phone system being used.

1.

Log into the CyberData Device.

Figure 4-1:

CyberData Home Tab

2.

Navigate to the SIP Tab.

Note: On some CyberData Products the Night Ringer extension needs to be enabled.

Note: All configuration will take place on the right-hand side under “Night Ringer

Settings”

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Enable Night Ringer

3.

Set the SIP Server as the IP Address or FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) of the phone system being used.

4.

Set the User ID as the extension number OR other specific information based on the requirements of the platform being used.

5.

Set the Authenticate ID to the Authenticate name or ID which was provided with the extension credentials. If no Authenticate name or ID was provided, repeat the extension number or User ID.

6.

Set the password as the registration password provided by the platform.

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Night Ringer Configuration

Note: The Night Ringer settings section may differ depending on the product.

7.

IF required, set the outbound proxy and outbound proxy port to the address and port provided.

8.

Save and Reboot the device.

Once the credentials have been applied, make sure to save and reboot for the changes to take effect. Assuming the credentials were input correctly the unit should show “Registered” in green on the home tab, next to Night Ringer Server.

Once the Night Ringer extension has been registered, it can then be called and entered into Ring

Groups. While the extension of the Night Ringer can be called directly, it is best used in a Ring

Group. When added to a Ring Group the CyberData device will ring whenever a call comes into the group. Once the call is answered by a phone in the group the Night Ringer will stop ringing.

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5.0 Other uses for the Night Ringer extension

While the normal use case for the Night Ringer is to provide auditory notification for an incoming call, the extension can be repurposed. When the Night Ringer process is boiled down it is essentially a device that will play an audio file when the extension number is called. The audio file will continue to play until the call has been ended.

The audio file can be replaced, on the Audiofiles tab, to be any audio file desired.

Follow these steps to replace the audio file.

1.

Log into the CyberData Device.

2.

Browse to the Audiofiles tab.

Figure 5-1:

Audiofiles Tab

3.

Replace the file “Night Ring” with the desired audio file.

Note: Audio files must be in the following format:

Wav file.

16 Bit Audio

8000 Hz

Mono

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4.

Load the file with the Browse button.

Figure 5-2:

Browse Button

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5.

Once the file is selected, press the Save button.

6.

The text should say “Currently set to” followed by the name of the audio file.

Figure 5-3:

Audiofile changed

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Sales

For sales-related questions, please visit our Contact CyberData Sales web page for more information.

Technical Support

For CyberData Technical Support, please submit a Contact CyberData VoIP Technical Support form on our website.

The CyberData VoIP Technical Support Contact form initiates a troubleshooting ticket which

CyberData uses for quality assurance purposes.

Additionally, the Contact VoIP Tech Support form tells us which phone system you are using, the make and model of the network switch, and other essential troubleshooting information we need to efficiently assist with a resolution. Please also include as much detail as possible in the

Describe Problem section of the form. The success of your installation is extremely important to us.

Documentation Feedback

We realize changes to the software or hardware of the Zoom PBX solution may render this document obsolete. We welcome and encourage documentation feedback to ensure continued applicability.

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