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IP Remote Microphone
IP-107RM
Thank you very much for purchasing this TOA product.
Please read the instructions carefully to ensure long-term, and trouble-free operation of the unit.
TOA Corporation

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  • Page 1 User Manual IP Remote Microphone IP-107RM Thank you very much for purchasing this TOA product. Please read the instructions carefully to ensure long-term, and trouble-free operation of the unit. TOA Corporation...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 1.SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ....................3 2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ....................5 2.1 Overview ............................5 2.2 Interface Description .........................6 3. WIRING AND INSTALLATION ..................7 3.1 Wiring ..............................7 3.2 Basic Network Setting ........................8 4. MAIN INTERFACE INTRODUCTION ................9 5. WEB BROWSER SETUP ....................10 5.1 Accessing the web page ........................10 5.2 Running State ...........................11 5.3 Terminal Settings ..........................

  • Page 3: Safety Precautions

    •Should the following irregularity be found during use, immediately cut off the power supply from a PoE switching hub and contact your nearest TOA dealer. Make no further attempt to operate the unit in this condition as this may cause fire or electric shock.
  • Page 4 CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in moderate or minor personal injury, and/or property damage. When Installing the Unit •Never plug in or remove the power supply plug with wet hands, as doing so may cause electric shock.

  • Page 5: Product Description

    2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.1 Overview IP Remote Microphone IP-107RM is a high-performance intercom paging device based on TCP/IP, SIP, UDP and other transmission protocols. As a simplified IP-based paging device, its commonly used functions include emergency broadcasting, zone paging, initiate/receive intercom and device monitoring;...

  • Page 6: Interface Description

    2.2 Interface Description Front Panel Layout ① Rods Socket: Plug the microphone rods to collect sounds. ② Speakers: Restore remote and local sound ③ Touch Screen Connector Layout ① Power Input Port: Connect with DC12V/1.5A power adaptor ② Network Port: To connect with Ethernet switch ③...

  • Page 7: Wiring And Installation

    3. WIRING AND INSTALLATION 3.1 Wiring...

  • Page 8: Basic Network Setting

    3.2 Basic Network Setting After connecting IP remote microphone to a standard local area network, please change the network parameters according to site usage environment. There are two methods for reference: 1. Setting up on devices (1) Click on【Setting】button and enter password to log into setting page. Note: Default password is 123456.

  • Page 9: Main Interface Introduction

    4. MAIN INTERFACE INTRODUCTION Device power on and enter main interface, which showing below: ①Function Menu: click to enter the corresponding function interface ②Network Status Icons Name Icons Introductions The device logs in to the server successfully The device has connected to the network Network Status Icons but have not logged in to the server The network cable is not inserted.

  • Page 10: Web Browser Setup

    5. WEB BROWSER SETUP 5.1 Accessing the web page After connecting IP remote microphone 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 remote microphone’s IP address into a web browser (Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.).

  • Page 11: Running State

    5.2 Running State When login to the web page, click 【Running Status】 will shown the information of:Sip ID, Sip server address, Sip server port, Login status, Device IP address, Default gateway, Device MAC address, and other information.

  • Page 12: Terminal Settings

    5.3 Terminal Settings Please set the terminal’s network parameters according to the environment of the terminal. Click [save] after setting, the device will automatically reboot and the parameters will take effect after reboot. Description: Supports static IP and dynamic IP address configuration mode. Configuration Mode Static IP: User-defined IP address and other information, the...

  • Page 13: Protocol Settings

    5.4 Protocol Settings IP remote microphone support with SIP protocol and NAS protocol, you can choose the transport protocol based on the actual server you log in to. Note: Default protocol is SIP protocol. SIP Protocol The default is SIP protocol. If the device is logged into the NAS (intercom) protocol server, you need to select the NAS protocol here, please refer to the NAS protocol setting introduction for specific parameter settings.
  • Page 14 NAS Protocol Description: Setting the protocol for normal communication between Transport Protocol device and sever. (Default is SIP protocol ) Unique number to identify the device, cannot be duplicated NAS ID with terminals or other hosts. IP address of the NAS server that the terminal logs into. Please enter the correct IP address or domain name of the NAS Server IP &...

  • Page 15: Pa Params

    5.5 PA Params Description: Broadcast Input Volume You can modify the broadcast input volume as required. You can modify the broadcast output volume as required Broadcast Output Note: The broadcast input and output volume is only effective Volume in the offline state. When the device is online, the broadcast input and output volume is controlled by the server.

  • Page 16: Talk Params

    5.6 Talk Params Description: Talk And Monitor Input Setting the input volume for offline intercom and monitoring. Volume Setting the output volume for offline intercom and monitoring Talk And Monitor output Note: Talk and Monitor input and output volume is only volume effective in the offline state.
  • Page 17 Echo Cancellation Mode Speex and webrtc are available. After it is enabled,The device can receive monitor from other Monitor enable terminals. If it is disabled,the device can not be monitored. Default is disable When monitoring multiple terminals in a loop, set the Loop Monitoring Interval monitoring interval for each terminals and skip to the next terminal according to the set time.

  • Page 18: Alarm Params

    5.7 Alarm Params Description: Closed Alarm: The external device is in normally open state, when the alarm input port is closed it will be reported to the server. Open Alarm: The external device is in normally closed state, when Alarm Input the alarm input port is open, it will be reported to the server.

  • Page 19: System Settings

    5.8 System Settings After finished setting, you need to click [save] and reboot the device to take effect. Description: When it is enabled, within 15% of the network packet loss, the device can still make normal audio and video intercom. In a poor network environment, you are recommended to enable this function When it is enabled, it will improve video quality in poor network...

  • Page 20: Audio Ringtones

    time(Seconds) broadcast, monitor and other tasks, the screen will automatically turn the backlight to the lowest. Default time is 60s. Set whether to enable Time Zone setting function. If it is Time zone switch enabled, you can set the Time Zone. 5.9 Audio Ringtones You can customize the prompt tones for calling, incoming calling, busy line, etc.

  • Page 21: Media Program

    5.10 Media Program You can upload WAV, MP3, TXT format files to be used as broadcast audio sources. After the file is successfully uploaded, you need to reboot the device to take effect Note: The size of a single WAV file must be 22K. A single TXT file supports up to 2500 Chinese characters (including punctuation) .

  • Page 22: Security Setting

    5.12 Security Setting You can change the password for logging into the WEB in this page. After saving the password change, reboot the web page to take effect. 5.13 Language Setting You can change the language in this page, supporting Chinese and English. After saving setting, reboot the web page to take effect.

  • Page 23: System Tools

    5.14 System Tools Reboot Device: Clicking on this button to reboot the device Return to factory: Clicking on this button and all parameters of the device will be restored to factory Settings (please use with caution) 5.15 Update Firmware Soft Version, Config File Version: It displays the current soft version, and config file version of the device.

  • Page 24: System Log

    5.16 System Log The device can automatically record the running process and generate logs, and support users to download system logs.

  • Page 25: Basic Functions

    BASIC FUNCTIONS 6.1 Broadcasting Function Press【PA】, you can enter into broadcasting module. 6.1.1 Zone/ Terminal Broadcasting (1)You can choose the target zones or terminals to receive broadcasting by press 【Terminal】 Press this right part can choose the specific terminals in this zone Press this left part to choose whole zone terminals...
  • Page 26 (2) Audio Source There are three different broadcasting audio source are available: Mic input, line input and file input. When initiating a broadcast, click the audio source icon, where you can adjust the volume of the microphone input. Mic Input: The audio source is input from Mic, users can make real-time broadcasting from Mic to target areas;...
  • Page 27 File Input: ①Audio: The audio source are the media audio files uploaded under "Media Programs" in the WEB interface, or the audio files in WAV and MP3 formats read from USB. (Note: You need to upload audio files in advance on WEB page "Resource Management"...
  • Page 28 6.1.3 Dialpad Broadcasting In the broadcast module, select "Dialpad", enter the ID number of the target terminal in the pop-up numeric keyboard and then click "Start PA", the IP remote microphone will launch a broadcast to the target terminal. 6.1.4 Offline Broadcasting When the device is offline, enter the target terminal ID@IP, such as 1@192.168.1.101 in the broadcast dialpad and click Call to make offline broadcast.

  • Page 29: Intercom Function

    6.1.6 End Broadcasting During the broadcast, you can press button to end the broadcast. 6.2 Intercom Function 6.2.1 Initiate Intercom In the device home page, click [Talk] to enter the intercom module.
  • Page 30 (1)One Click Call In the intercom module, select [Terminal], then click [All, [Online], [Zone] or [Favorites], a list of terminals or a list of Zones will be displayed, then click the target terminals to initiate a intercom with one click. (2 ) Favorites Call You can add a favorite terminals under "Settings"...
  • Page 31 (3) Dialing Call In the intercom module, click [Dialpad], enter the ID number of the target terminal in the dialpad interface and then click the call button, the IP remote microphone will initiate a call to the target terminal. Dialing mode supports calling to the panel, enter the target terminal number # panel number and then click the call button to talk to the panel, for example, "1#7"...
  • Page 32 6.2.2 Transfer Intercom During the intercom process, select call transfer, click the target terminal or enter the ID number of the transferred target terminal in the dial pad, the IP remote microphone will cut off the intercom with the current terminal and automatically call to the transferred target terminal.
  • Page 33 6.2.3 Hold Intercom During the intercom process, select "Call hold", the terminal will hold the current intercom and the speaker will play the hold waiting tone. Press "Cancel Hold" to end the hold state, and you can continue the intercom. 6.2.4 Three Party Intercom (1) The three party talk is disabled by default, you must set the function of three party talk to "Enable"...
  • Page 34 (3) Invite the target terminal to join the call. (4) When the invited parties answered, it will enter to the three party intercom. During the three party intercom, the terminals involved in the intercom can clearly hear the voice of other parties.
  • Page 35 6.2.5 PTT Intercom IP remote microphone supports PTT intercom function. If you press the "PTT" button on the device during the intercom process, the IP remote microphone will enter PTT mode, and the audio will be turned off. Under PTT mode you must press the "PTT" button to talk, otherwise only the voice of the other party can be heard.
  • Page 36 6.2.7 Offline Intercom When the device is offline, enter the ID@IP of the target terminal(Such as: 1@192.168.1.101 ) and click Call to make an offline intercom. 6.2.8 Intercom Records IP remote microphone can save all call records and support filtering by category (missed calls, incoming call records and calling out records).

  • Page 37: Monitoring Function

    6.3 Monitoring Function IP remote microphone can monitor one or more terminals online in the same server. If the monitored terminal is equipped with a camera, video monitor can be realized at the same time. In the device home page, click [Monitor] to enter the monitoring module.
  • Page 38 6.3.1 Single Monitoring/Loop Monitoring You can set the monitoring time in WEB page: [Monitor Setting ]-[Loop Monitor Interval]. 6.3.2 Favorites Monitoring You can add a favorite terminal to the "Favorites" by below steps: [Settings]-- [Function]--[Add Favorite]. The favorite devices are displayed under "Favorites",and you can monitor to them by clicking on them directly.

  • Page 39: Conference Function

    6.3.3 Dial-pad Initiated Monitoring You can Click [Dialpad], and enter the ID of the target terminal you want to monitor, and press button to initiate monitor. 6.4 Conference Function In the device home page, click [Conference]] to enter the conference module.
  • Page 40 6.4.1 Join the Conference Input 0 & meeting room No. in the dailpad and click on [Join], The host can accept or refuse the join request. 6.4.2 In the Conference During the meeting, you can click the button [Apply] to speak, or you can click on [Exit] to exit the meeting.

  • Page 41: Settings

    6.4.4 Conference Records IP remote microphone can save all the conference records and you can search by different category like joined meeting, missed meeting. In the conference module, click on [Records] to enter the conference record interface. 6.5 Settings In the device home page, click on [ Setting] and then enter the terminal password (default is 123456) you can make network parameters settings, function settings and other related settings.
  • Page 42 6.5.1 Network Setting In this page, you can set the device ID, IP address, server IP, default gateway, subnet mask and other network parameters.After saving the settings, restart the device to take effect. Note: The IP address must be unique which can not be the same with other terminals. The default is: 192.168.1.101.

  • Page 43: Function Setting

    6.5.2 Function Setting In this page, you can set whether to open the intercom interface, broadcasting interface and monitoring interface. The default is open, if you set it to close, in the home page, these modules will not be shown. You also can set whether to enable PTT talk, remote unlocking, call transfer, three-way talk and other functions.

  • Page 44: Turn To Home Page

    6.6 Turn to Home Page Click on button can return to the home page 6.7 Brightness Adjustment In the home page, slide your finger from top to bottom or from bottom to top to adjust the brightness of the screen. 6.8 Lock Screen You can open the screen saver function in WEB "Basic Settings"...

  • Page 45: Basic Function

    7. BASIC FUNCTION 7.1 Receive Broadcast IP Speaker Adapter can receive broadcasts initiated by server or other terminals. 8. APPENDIX 8.1 Specifications Power Supply DC12V/1.5A ≤10W (AC adapter) Power consumption Amplifier Rated Output Frequency response 40 - 18KHz Microphone Goose-neck type, electret microphone Audio Digital Data Sampling frequency: 8k –...
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