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- Page 1 CMP500 Universal Telephone Interface Kit Configuration Guide Learn more at www.gofrontrow.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
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Page 3: Step 1: Before You Begin
Bridge device . The CMP500 allows users to call in to a phone number from any mobile phone or land line and make a page to the entire campus, a particular zone, or an individual room . They can also trigger alerts or even shut down projectors using the keypad on the phone . -
Page 4: Step 2: Cmp500 Configuration
Open a web browser on your laptop and in the URL field type the IPv4 address 192 .168 .1 .103 and press enter . This is the default static IP address of the CMP500 and will likely be changed when you configure it per the school’s IP addressing scheme . -
Page 5: Name Your Cmp500
Save Setting after each change . Phone Dial-in Security: There are two passwords that are requested when calling in to the CMP500 – the Control password to use when issuing a page and the Record password to use when recording messages heard when dialing in . -
Page 6: Set Audio Codec Parameters
CMP500 devices . Otherwise, manually enter the IP address reserved for the device in the IP Address field . • The IP Address field is the IP address for the device . The default address for a CMP500 is 192.168.1.103 which can be changed to ensure that each device has a unique address . -
Page 7: Serial Ports
Device port configuration should remain with default settings . 6. Serial Ports The serial port on the CMP500 is not typically used . If a device is connected to the serial port, the parameters such as baud rate are set on this page . -
Page 8: Miscellaneous
8. Miscellaneous Phone Interface Configuration • Answer on specifies the number of rings at which the CMP500 will answer the incoming call . This can be set from 1 to 9 rings . • Hangup delay sets the number of seconds of silence to wait before for the CMP500 disconnects the call . -
Page 9: Command
9. Enter Command Commands can be manually executed on this page by selecting a command from the dropdown list (and editing) or entering it in the Send Command box . The Send CMD button is clicked to execute the command . Typically this is used for troubleshooting or to test new commands . -
Page 10: Viewer
11. Event Viewer The Event Viewer page contains rows for each of the 11 events in the CMP500 . Events 1 through 10 can be edited by clicking the event link in the Event Description column . Event 11 is reserved for the hang-up event which is triggered in specific end-of-call circumstances (see note on Trigger Options above) . -
Page 11: Event Examples
It is possible to set up a Maestro trigger which turns all projectors off or on . The trigger can then be executed by calling in to the CMP500, which allows projectors to be turned off or on remotely . See the Maestro User Guide for setting up a Trigger and Action which executes a driver command that will affect all projectors . -
Page 12: Step 3: Connect Your Cmp500 To The Network
• Connect the RJ-11 telephone cord to the PHONELINE port . (4) • Connect the power supply to the 12VDC port . (3) NOTE: If the Off Hook / Fault light is flashing, power cycle the CMP500 . It checks the status of the phone line at power up . -
Page 13: Step 4: Conductor Triggers
Step 4: Conductor Triggers Triggers in Conductor, typically used to send P .A .’s when calling in with the CMP500, are executed by entering the 3 numeric digits in the trigger name . The triggers are configured with the prefix specified in the CMP500’s Miscellaneous page (defaults to CMP) . - Page 14 • Name – Enter a descriptive name for the Action • Description – Enter a description if needed • Source Device – Select the CMP500 from the Source Device list • Output Locations – Click the Select Output Locations button and choose the Zone(s) or Device(s) to page with this action •...
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Page 15: Step 5: Paging With The Cmp500
3. Executing an Event or Conductor Trigger To execute an event configured on the CMP500 or a trigger set up in Conductor, call in to the CMP500, enter the Control password (if enabled), and then the appropriate code . For a CMP500 event, press the single-digit event number followed by the # key (0 through 9, with 0 representing event 10) . -
Page 16: Step 6: Recording Cmp500 Messages
Step 6: Recording CMP500 Messages 1. Messages There are four messages that can be customized by calling into the CMP500 to record over the default message . #1: Event message - 15 sec Default message: “After the tone, press the # key twice for all call, or for an event enter 0 thru 9, followed by the # key .”... -
Page 17: Appendix A: Configure Your Computer's Static Ip Address
APPENDIX A: Configure your computer’s static IP address For the duration of the configuration, your computer needs to have a specific IP address . Here’s how to change your computer’s wired network adapter from automatic (DHCP) to fixed (static): a. Windows 10 Right-click the Windows start icon in the lower left of the screen then click Network Connections . - Page 18 Click OK . Click OK to close each window . If there is no OK button, click on the Close box (X) to close the windows . NOTE: to change your computer back to DHCP follow the same process but select “Obtain an IP address automatically”...
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Page 19: Appendix B: Cmp500 Led Lights
LED will be on solid . Run Status (Green LED) – This indicator will flash on/off at a rate of .5s on/off when the CMP500 is operating . Error Status (Yellow LED) – This indicator remains off during normal operation and will be turned on solid if an internal... - Page 20 +44 (0) 1698 208268 © 2020 FrontRow Calypso LLC Phonic Ear, FrontRow, Calypso and the names of Phonic Ear, Calypso, and FrontRow products are trademarks or registered trademarks of FrontRow Calypso LLC in the U .S . and other countries .
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