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- Page 1 NVS-IP100005PM IP BASED PAGING MICROPHONE WITH BUILT-IN SERVER User Manual www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Product Overview………………………………………………………………………………………………….3 • Description………………………………………………………………………………………………..……3 • Features ………………………………………………………………………………………………..…….…3 Hardware Interface Description………………………………………………………………………….….4 • Front Panel………………………………………………………………………………………………..……4 • Rear Panel ………………………………………………………………………………………………………5 Connection Diagram………………………………………………………………………….…………………..6 Quick Operation Guide…………………………………………………………………………………………..7 • Settings…………………………………………………………………………………………..………………7 • Paging Broadcasting…………………………………………………………………………..…………14 • Intercom…………………………………………………………………………………………….…………23 • Monitoring……………………………………………………………………………………………………29 Built-in Web Server………………………………………………………………………………………………34 • Web interface login……………………………………………………………………………………….34 • Enable the Built-in Web Server…………………………………………………..………………….36 •... -
Page 4: Product Overview
Product Overview Description The NVS-IP100005PM is an IP based Paging Microphone with built-in server and is made up of high-end aluminium panel which is sturdy and durable. This product is equipped with a built-in 3W speaker and a unidirectional condenser microphone for hands free call. -
Page 5: Hardware Interface Description
• Support remote firmware upgrade via “Easy Mic” mobile app • Compatible with standard SIP protocol, can be registered on VoIP phone system (mainstream brands like Cisco, Asterisk, etc.) independently • Equipped with relay input (2-pin terminal block), which can be connected to external detection devices •... -
Page 6: Rear Panel
1. Volume Adjustment Knob 01 Adjust the volume of Aux Input 01. 2. Volume Adjustment Knob 01 Adjust the volume of Aux Input 02. 3. Main Volume Adjustment Knob Adjust the volume of all input channels. 4. Shortcut Button Enter the functionality settings interface. 5. -
Page 7: Connection Diagram
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Page 8: Quick Operation Guide
Quick Operation Guide Settings Swipe the touch screen to find the “Settings” interface. www.nordencommunication.com... - Page 9 Enter “Functional Application” settings. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 10 Enter the password to enter the “Function Application”. (The default password is 123456) Press and hold to enable/disable certain functional module. Press “OK” to reboot the device for the settings to take effect. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 11 Enter “Help Centre” settings. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 12 Enter “Info sync” settings. Enter "Parameters” settings. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 13 Press “Device Info” to check the network parameters of the device. Enter the password to enter the “Device Info” (The default password is 123456) You can check and edit the network parameters here. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 14 Press to edit certain parameter of the device. Press “Save” once finish editing the parameters. The device will automatically reboot for the editing to take effect. www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 15: Paging Broadcasting
Page Broadcasting Emergency Broadcasting Swipe down the touch screen for emergency all-zone broadcasting. Press here to enter “Quick Broadcasting “menu. www.nordencommunication.com... - Page 16 Press “All-Zone Broadcasting” or specific preset shortcuts Press the physical broadcasting button on the paging console to make voice announcement or play background music to the chosen shortcut. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 17 You’ll enter the “Broadcasting” interface automatically, you can add music file or adjust volume of the input channels here. On the “Quick Broadcasting” menu, you can press and hold specific shortcut to delete/rename it. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 18 You can use the keypad to input text to rename the shortcut. Press here to enter the “Directory” menu. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 19 You can select specific paging zone here. Here You can see the number of the selected IP endpoint devices. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 20 Or press here to see all the IP endpoint devices in the system. Here you can select certain IP endpoint devices for paging broadcasting www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 21 Or use the search bar to search specific IP endpoint device. After selecting certain IP endpoint device, you can press here to place the selected endpoint device at the top of the device list. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 22 Press the physical broadcasting button to make voice announcement or play background music to the chosen IP endpoint device. Press the heart icon to add this endpoint device to the “Quick Broadcasting” shortcut menu. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 23 Press the volume knob to mute/unmute certain input channels (AUX1/AUX2/MAIN). On the “Audio Source” interface, you can adjust volume of different input channels. www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 24: Intercom
On the “Media” interface, you can see all the audio files stored in the inserted USB flash drive. Intercom Swipe the touch screen to find the “Intercom” module. www.nordencommunication.com... - Page 25 Press here to enter “Quick Intercom” menu. Click the device, directly initiate the intercom. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 26 Press here to enter the “Endpoint Directory” menu. Here you can use the search bar to search specific IP endpoint device. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 27 You can press certain target endpoint device to initiate intercom directly. Initiating calling, waiting for the target device to be answered. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 28 During intercom, click “Three-way Call”. Enter “three-way call”, hang up the intercom and then return to the intercom interface www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 29 Press the heart icon to add this endpoint device to the “Quick Intercom” shortcut menu. Press here to enter the “Call Log” menu. www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 30: Monitoring
You can view call logs in this page. Monitoring Swipe the touch screen to find the “Monitoring” module. www.nordencommunication.com... - Page 31 Press here to enter “Quick Monitoring” menu. Click the device, directly initiate monitoring. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 32 Press here to enter the “Endpoint Directory” menu. Here you can use the search bar to search specific IP endpoint device. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 33 You can press certain target endpoint device to initiate monitoring directly. Monitoring in progress, you can press “Cancel” to cancel the monitoring. www.nordencommunication.com...
- Page 34 Press the heart icon to add this endpoint device to the “Quick Monitoring” shortcut menu. Press here to enter the “Monitor Log” menu. www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 35: Built-In Web Server
You can view monitor logs here. Built-in Web Server Web Interface Login After connecting IP Paging Console to a standard local area network via the RJ-45 Ethernet port on its bank panel, you can try to log in to the device’s web interface. (1) The web interface can be accessed by entering IP based Paging Microphone’s IP address into a web browser (Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc). - Page 36 Note: Default IP Address: http://192.168.1.101/ (2) Enter the username and password to log in. It is highly recommended to change the default password after the first login, especially when the device is directly connected to public network. Note: Default username and password are both admin. www.nordencommunication.com...
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Page 37: Enable The Built-In Web Server
(3) Click the [Login] button to access IP based Paging Microphone’s web interface. Enable the Built-In Web Server Enable the Built-in web server function on “Basic Settings” – “Built-In Web Server”, then click the [Save] button to save the settings. After enabling the built-in web server function and rebooting the device, you can find the “Web Server”... -
Page 38: Basic Operating Instructions
Basic Operating Instructions 1. Endpoint Information You’ll need to add the IP endpoint devices on the endpoint info interface, so that further operations can be executed. Note: Maximum 30 ID can be added on the endpoint info interface, the largest ID which can be added here would be 1024 (1) Batch Add Endpoint Devices You can batch add endpoint devices by clicking the [Batch Add] button. -
Page 39: Media Library
(2) Add Endpoint Devices One by One You can also choose to add endpoint devices one by one by clicking the [Add] button. Once the endpoint device has been added here on the endpoint info interface, that means it has been logged in to the web server. 2. -
Page 40: Scheduled Bell Ringing
3. Scheduled Bell Ringing You can easily set up scheduled bell ringing tasks here on the web server. After the settings, designated endpoint device will execute the corresponding scheduled bell ringing task at the specified time. Note: • Maximum 50 scheduled bell ringing tasks can be added on each scheme. •... - Page 41 Add New Task Choose certain scheme and then click the [Add] button on the upper right corner, you can start adding new scheduled bell ringing task under this scheme. Task Name Set up the name of the scheduled bell ringing task. Execution Cycle Set up the execution cycle of the scheduled bell ringing task, available options include daily, weekly, once etc.
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Page 42: Emergency Notification Alerting
Play Mode If you have selected multiple audio files for this task, here you can choose different play modes, optional play modes include order play and random play, the default setting would be order play. 4. Emergency Notification Alerting You can also set up the event-triggered emergency notification task here on the web server. - Page 43 Add New Task Click the [Add] button on the upper right corner, you can start adding new event-triggered emergency notification task. Task Name Set up the name of the event triggered emergency notification task. Endpoint ID Designate certain endpoint device with relay input, this endpoint device will act as the trigger device.
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Page 44: Logging
Audio File Choose the audio file (such as pre-recorded warning/evacuation voice announcements) which will be played when this event-triggered emergency notification task has been executed, audio files need to be uploaded on the media library in advance (multiple audio files can be chosen here simultaneously). -
Page 45: Zone Management
6. Zone Management Here you can add and manage different paging zones on the web server. Add New Zone Click the [Add] button on the upper left corner, you can start adding new zone. Zone ID Set up the ID of this new zone (the largest ID which can be added here would be 999). -
Page 46: Resetting Parameters
Zone Name Set up the name of this new zone. Endpoints Included Choose the endpoint devices which will be included in this new zone. 7. Resetting Parameters Restore Factory Default Settings Click this button, all the settings on the web server will be restored to factory default settings. -
Page 47: Exit The Built-In Server
Exit the Built-In Web Server Delete the “/sever/terminal” part on the address bar of your web browser, or re-enter the IP address of IP Paging Console on the address bar of your web browser, or click on the “Return terminal” button on the right top corner of the WEB page, you can then exit the built-in web server and re-access IP Paging Console’s web interface. -
Page 48: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 1. How do I update the firmware of the IP paging console? Check with our Technical Support Department to see if your current firmware is the latest version before attempting to update. To upload the firmware from your PC, log into the web interface of the IP paging console on your web browser, click “System Tool”... - Page 49 • Click “Maintenance” > “System Tool” > “Reboot Device” to reboot the device for the new username and password settings to take effect. 6. What should I do if the configuration web interface displays abnormally? Please try to clear cache and cookies on you browser, or change to another browser (recommended browser: Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox) to access the web interface.
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