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Zycoo M100 User Manual

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  • Page 2 Contents 1. Preface ........................1 1.1 Audience ......................1 1.2 Revision History ....................1 2. Overview ........................2 2.1 Product Overview ....................2 2.2 Product Specifications ..................2 3. Login the Device ....................3 3.1 Accessing the Web GUI ..................3 3.2 Device Info ......................4 4.
  • Page 3 7.3 Import/Export ....................31 7.4 Auto Provisioning .................... 31 7.5 Test ......................... 32...
  • Page 4 This manual is intended to provide clear operating instructions for those responsible for configuring and managing the M100 Dispatch Microphone Console. By carefully reading and consulting this manual, to help the audience solve the setting and deployment issues of the M100 Dispatch Microphone Console.
  • Page 5 The console also allows users to save music and prerecorded messages in the local storage TF card, ensuring reliable and efficient communication capabilities. The M100 Dispatch Microphone Console is ideal for a wide range of industries, including emergency services, schools, transportation, and hospitality, thanks to its advanced features and reliable performance.
  • Page 6 3. Login the Device 3.1 Accessing the Web GUI M100 obtains the IP address through DHCP by default, please ensure that there is an available DHCP server in your LAN (if DHCP fails to obtain an address, it will use a static IP address: 192.168.1.101), press the "RST"...
  • Page 7 SIP Status  SIP Account: Display the SIP number configured on this device.  SIP Server: Display the SIP server (ZYCOO IP Audio Center or IP PBX) address.  Register Status: Display the SIP number registration status.
  • Page 8 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Device Information • Device Model: Displays the model of the device. • Hardware Version: Displays the hardware version number of the device. • Software Version: Display the system version number of the device. • Start Time: Displays the last time the device was started up.
  • Page 9 Integration with ZYCOO IP Audio Center’ option. After any one of the SIP accounts has successfully registered, the UP/Down page buttons on the M100 will turn on with green light. If there is no SIP account registration, the UP/Down page buttons will be shown as red lights.
  • Page 10 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Primary SIP Account Secondary SIP 1 Account...
  • Page 11 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Secondary SIP 2 Account  SIP Server: Enter the IP address or domain name of the SIP server.  SIP Port: Default SIP port is 5060. If the SIP server uses another port number as the SIP port, please modify this setting.
  • Page 12 STUN, TURN, and ICE modes are supported.  Enable Integration with ZYCOO IP Audio Center: This option is disabled by default. If you need to connect and use it with ZYCOO IP Audio Center, please enable this option. Only the main SIP account has this option.
  • Page 13 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 4.3 Audio Codecs M100 supports 4 audio codecs: G.722 (wideband codec), G.711(Ulaw), G.711(Alaw), and Opus. To enable or disable an audio codec/codecs, please go to SIP Settings --> Audio Codecs page. Please keep at least one codec enabled and supported by the SIP server, otherwise, SIP paging will not work.
  • Page 14 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Advance SIP Settings Local Port:  This setting represents the port used to receive SIP packets.  RTP Start Port: This setting represents the starting RTP port that will use for media sessions.  RTP End Port: This setting represents the end RTP port that the system will use for media sessions.
  • Page 15 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide  Incoming Audio Input: The audio input interface which used for answering incoming calls by default.  Audio Output: The audio output interface which used for incoming and outgoing calls by default.  SIP Autoanswer Beep: Enable/Disable. This setting represents the ringtone beep when...
  • Page 16 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 5. Basic Settings 5.1 Buttons Settings Configure some actions for the buttons on the M100 device, including Outgoing Call, HTTP request, DTMF request, Relay control, and Multicast. Click Basic Settings--->Buttons Setting to enter the buttons settings page.
  • Page 17 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Button Settings  Activate: Activate/deactivate the fast key.  Name: Set the fast key name, which will be displayed on the device screen. Actions:  Set the fast key action. (Including Outgoing Call, HTTP request,...
  • Page 18 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Click Basic Settings ---> Event Scheduler to enter the event scheduler page. Time Settings...
  • Page 19 Set the specific time period for executing the action.  Interval(min): Set the interval time for performing actions. 5.3 Volume Settings M100’s volume level can be adjusted from its web management interface, on the Basic Settings --> Volume page. Volume Settings  Speaker Volume:...
  • Page 20 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide  MIC AGC: When this setting is enabled, the system will automatically adjust the microphone volume according to the environment. Users are able to adjust the microphone volume manually when this setting is disabled.
  • Page 21 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Trigger Audio and Dial Number options can be enabled) • Audio File: Set the audio file to be played automatically and the number of times to repeat when triggered. Trigger Settings • Trigger by Input Signal: Enable/Disable the input trigger switch.
  • Page 22 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Trigger Type:  This setting represents the responses by the triggers, there are ‘On’, ‘Fast Flashing’, and ‘Slow Flashing’ options to choose from. Mode: This setting represents the reset mode after the trigger is ...
  • Page 23 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide ${ip}: The current IP address of the device ${mac}: The current MAC address of the device ${ua}： The account of the current call ${number}： The number of the current call When the relay status changes, it will trigger an HTTP GET request to call a URL address.
  • Page 24 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 5.6 System Language The language of local voice prompts, like IP address announcements, can be set on Basic Settings --> System Language page. Currently, only Chinese and English are provided. 5.7 Ring File The Ring File section allows users to upload 4.6M audio files to the endpoint and use them as ringtones or play API audio files.
  • Page 25 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 5.8 Audio Management The Audio Management interface is used to manage the music files of the external TF card, and its audio can be used in the audio source ---> audio input in the button settings. The audio file format only supports wav and mp3 formats.
  • Page 26 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide...
  • Page 27 6. System Settings 6.1 Network M100 uses DHCP to dynamically obtain IP addresses by default. To change the IP assignment from DHCP to Static IP, please go to Settings --> Network page. Turn the DHCP switch button off to show the network parameter settings.
  • Page 28 Enter an alternative DNS server address, when the primary DNS fails, alternative DNS will be used. 6.2 Time M100 obtains the time from the network time servers using NTP, to change the NTP settings please go to Settings --> Time page. Time Settings ...
  • Page 29 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 6.3 Password Settings Change the login password of the web management interface and the lock screen password of the device. Please go to Settings --> Password Settings. Web Password Settings  Old Password: This setting represents the current user password.
  • Page 30 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Lock Screen Password Settings • Activate Lock Screen: Turn the lock screen function on or off. • Lock Screen Password: Set the lock screen password, the lock screen password is 4 digits, which can be numbers, asterisks and pound signs.
  • Page 31 10 seconds. After the restart is complete, refresh the page to log in again. If you need to restore the factory settings of the M100, you can reset it through this page or you can press and hold the RST button for more than 10 seconds and release it. After hearing the broadcast voice, the device will enter the state of restoration.
  • Page 32 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Reboot Schedule When the Reboot Schedule feature is Enabled, you can set up the automatic reboot daily, weekly, or monthly at a specified time.
  • Page 33 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 7. Maintenance 7.1 Diagnostic Ping is a network administration utility or tool used to test connectivity on an IP network. Input other devices' IP addresses and click on the submit button to trace the network route.
  • Page 34 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide 7.3 Import/Export This page is used to import and export the current configuration of the device, and you may use this configuration file to backup and/or recover. Both YAML and JSON formats are supported.
  • Page 35 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide When the system starts by default and the network mode is in DHCP, it will try to grab option 066 from the DHCP data as the TFTP server address. If the system couldn't get the option information, it will use the below Static Provisioning Server data to obtain the configuration file.
  • Page 36 M100 Dispatch Microphone Console User Guide Test Settings • Speaker Test: Click on the Start Test button, and the speaker will play a ringtone to test whether the speaker is working. If the speaker is working functionally, you should hear the voice back.