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Page 1: Getting Started
Getting started www.aeta-audio.com 55 000 095-H © 2018 Specifications are subject to change without notice... -
Page 2: Front Panel & Controls
Press the key to release a connection. key is called hereafter. Hold it for 2 seconds to start or switch off the ScoopFone 4G. 23. Headphone volume Change Radio Access Technology : Handles the level of the headphone : When... -
Page 3: Rackmount Version (Scoopfone 4G-R)
Rackmount version (ScoopFone 4G-R) Main antenna: SMA socket Aux antenna: SMA connector for the second antenna (“diversity” mode) Microphone input: balanced input, gain switchable from 0 to 48 dB by 16 dB steps. Line input: combo socket, balanced input (XLR), unbalanced input (6.35 mm jack), +16 dBu max. -
Page 4: Main Screen
Main screen INTRODUCTION We advise you to read this guide first to help you get familiar with the ScoopFone 4G in a short time. For more detailed information, please consult the full user manual on our web site: www.aeta-audio.com For this guide, we assume that the basic principles are known and that you have already connected a microphone and a headphone to the unit. - Page 5 12 V, but it can run with a voltage from 10 to 16 V, with a maximum If needed, a rack mount tray is available for integrating one to three consumption of 1.5 A. ScoopFone HD-R or ScoopFone 4G-R units into a 1U space of a rack. Antennas Powering The ScoopFone 4G uses female SMA sockets.
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Page 6: Making A Call
Turn ON the mute LED indicator, using the mute key IP / Use STUN menu. needed. If you use your ScoopFone 4G in IP mode with a SIP server, Set the Potentiometer ([1] on page 2) to its middle position (white you should have the icon displayed on the screen. -
Page 7: During The Call
Making a call During the call Enter directly with the keypad the call destination: phone number, IP address, or SIP identifier (URI). To adjust the headphone balance, enable the mode and press the key. Adjust the balance as desired using the –... -
Page 8: Importing Memories
To do this, place a "book-scoopfone.txt" import file on the HD voice must be supported by the mobile network. root of the USB drive and plug it into the ScoopFone 4G after Usually, both units should be connected on the same mobile it has started. - Page 9 Mobile: configuration of the internal mobile access module Ethernet: configuration of the Ethernet interface IP: configuration of the IP transmission mode Tools: user interface configuration, reset settings About: shows information on the ScoopFone 4G such as: Firmware version number ...
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Page 10: Audio Menu
AUDIO MENU Microphone phantom power You can enable 48 V phantom power Selection of microphone button operation Flip-flop : switch the input between enabled and disabled Push to talk : keep the key pressed to enable the microphone input Cough key : keep the key pressed to mute the microphone input Line output level adjustment The maximum output level can be set from +4 dBu to +22 dBu. -
Page 11: Mobile Menu
Note : this does not affect the IP data transmission over the Ethernet interface Set the mobile operator APN The ScoopFone 4G features a preset APN for each operator. You can enter another one if this preset is not suitable, or if the operator is not included in the internal list of presets. -
Page 12: Ethernet Menu
ETHERNET MENU Note : changes made by using this menu are only effective after exiting the menu ( key to go back to the upper level). Set Ethernet IP address allocation Select DHCP on a network equipped with a DHCP server, otherwise select MANUAL to set a static IP address. - Page 13 Type of NAT (Network Address Translation) When STUN is used, the ScoopFone 4G can detect the type of NAT performed by the router through which it accesses the Internet. In case the router applies symmetric NAT, it is usually recommended to disable STUN.
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Page 14: Extended Menu
You can enter a name that will be displayed on the remote unit (depending on its type and settings). Display your SIP account number The SIP account data are normally entered/edited by using the web interface of the ScoopFone 4G. Server SIP port The default SIP port for the server is 5060. -
Page 15: Tools Menu
Save PIN in the ScoopFone 4G If you select “On”, the PIN code is saved into the ScoopFone 4G and you need not enter it again every time the unit is switched on (as long as the same SIM card stays inside the unit). If the recorded PIN is invalid (e.g. - Page 16 TOOLS MENU (continued) Function: contact 1 Can be used to make a call with memory 1, or transmit an "Info 1" state. Note : the contact can operate on a transition (Switch) or a pulse (Pulse) for calling/hanging up a call.
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Page 17: Web Interface
WEB INTERFACE Once the ScoopFone 4G is connected on an IP network, the first step is to get its IP address, from the menu: About, or the menu Ethernet / IP Address. On the control computer, launch an html browser and enter the IP address of the ScoopFone 4G in the “address”... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
(beforehand, add the update file in the root (affects the send direction) directory of the disk). For more details, refer to the web page dedicated to You can’t change the bit rate during the connection the ScoopFone 4G on our web site (shortcut Fn+2 (IP/Rate)) www.aeta-audio.com. -
Page 19: Audio Diagram
AUDIO DIAGRAM Gain Level on display power 0/16/32/48dB Volume Mute Limiter 50Hz Micro P48v Volume Line input Line Output Volume 3.5mm Volume 6.35mm... - Page 20 Carrying bag with accessory pouch * Information valid at the date of issue of this document, and possibly depending on the terms of the subscription to mobile data networks AETA AUDIO SYSTEMS S.A.S. IMMEUBLE KEPLER 4 - PARC TECHNOLOGIQUE 18/22 AV. EDOUARD HERRIOT 92350 LE PLESSIS-ROBINSON –...
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