VoIP Talkback Speaker Programming

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VoIP Talkback Speaker Programming
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The summary page allows you to see a brief
description of important information currently
programmed into the VIP unit.
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Name
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The MAC Number is a unique hardware ID for each
unit. The Mac Number can also be found on a
label on the unit.
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Device Type
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How may channels the device has.
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And the firmware version that the unit left the
factory with and what it is currently.
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The Properties tab allows you to enter a unique
name for the device.
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The Log Level is used to determine the
complexity of the Syslog information that the
unit will send. Level 1 is used for typical
call accounting.
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Enter the time zone the unit is located in so
that the unit can automatically adjust offset
from GMT.
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VIP units can use DHCP but a Static IP Address is
preferred.
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Next enter the Subnet Mask for the LAN on which
the devise resides.
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Enter the IP address of the Gateway connecting
the LAN to other networks
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VIP devices can automatically send Syslog data to
a Syslog server.
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Enter the Dial Code which will be used to access
the unit or channel.
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Auto Destination is the Dial Code of another unit
or channel to which the input of this channel is
mapped.
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Enter the CID Name and Number as they should
appear on a Caller ID display.
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Currently the VIP units only support the G.711
Codec. This Codec supports 8Khz of bandwidth.
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If you have an Auto Destination set up and the
called party does not answer or is busy you can
forward the call to another party.
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Enter the number of rings before you forward the
call.
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You can set gain or attenuation for the audio
input of each channel.
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You can also set gain or attenuation for the
audio output of each channel.
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Input Function is used to activate the contact
closure input.
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Any audio output can be part of any or all audio
groups.
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Select Communications/Update Changed Devices to
set the information to the VIP unit.
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• The VIP unit is now programmed and ready for
  service.