Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION RoIP GATEWAY VE-PG2 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN MAINTENANCE REFERENCE...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
■ Using with in-house sound system ..............18 ■ Using with an emergency device ..............28 ■ Using with a headset ..................39 3 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ................49 ■ Setting screen descriptions ................52 ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) ..............53 3-1 Operating mode ..................53 3-2 IP network connection Transceiver 1 (TRX1)–Transceiver 3 (TRX3) ..57...
Page 3 ■ How to restrict of access ................144 ■ How to set the VE-PG2 internal clock time .............145 ■ How to save the VE-PG2 setting to the PC ............146 ■ How to load the saved file to the VE-PG2 ............147 ■ How to initialize the VE-PG2 ................148 ■...
Page 5 SECTION 1 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION This section describes the VE-PG2 setting example in the bridge mode. 1 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION ................5 ■ Unicast mode operation ..................6...
Page 6: Bridge Mode Application
■ U�� U�� In the Unicast mode, the VE-PG2 specifies a port number, IP address and calls a specified transceiver that is connected to the VE-PG2. The following descriptions are based on the step by step example shown below.
Page 7 �� and then click �LAN IP�� shown in the �LAN IP�� shown in the LAN IP�� shown in the �� shown in the shown in the list. Set the VE-PG2’s IP address in Area A. Enter �192.168.0.2.�� 192.168.0.2.�� .�� • Click [Save and Reboot] after setting.
Page 8: Unicast Mode Operation
BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION ■ Unicast mode operation (Continued) S�� 2 [A�� A]–S��g IP ��u�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� ,��...
Page 9 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION S�� 3 [A�� A]–S��g ��h�� IP ��w��k �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network ,�� and then on �IP network ��...
Page 10 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION ■ Unicast mode operation (Continued) S�� 4 [A�� A]–C��fi��g IP ��w��k �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network ,��...
Page 11 �� and then click �LAN IP�� shown in the �LAN IP�� shown in the LAN IP�� shown in the �� shown in the shown in the list. Set the VE-PG2’s IP address in Area B. Enter �192.168.0.3.�� 192.168.0.3.�� .�� • Click [Save and Reboot] after setting.
Page 12 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION ■ Unicast mode operation (Continued) S�� 6 [A�� B]–S��g IP ��u�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� ,��...
Page 13 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION S�� 7 [A�� B]–S��g ��h�� S��g ��h�� IP ��w��k �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network ,�� and then on �IP network ��...
Page 14 BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION ■ Unicast mode operation (Continued) S�� 8 C��fi��g IP ��w��k �� C��fi��g IP ��w��k �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network ,��...
Page 15 To connect the transceivers or repeaters, use only the following cables: OPC-2073 (For the transceivers) or OPC-2074 (For the repeaters). Connect the specified cables to [TRX1], [TRX2] or [TRX3] only. Using another cable, like an Ethernet cable may damage the VE-PG2, transceivers or repeaters. [LAN]...
Page 17: Selective Call Mode Application
SELECTIVE CALL MODE SECTION 2 APPLICATION This section describes the VE-PG2 setting example in the selective call mode. 2 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ............17 ■ Using with in-house sound system ..............18 ■ Using with an emergency device ..............28 ■ Using with a headset ..................39...
Page 18: Selective Call Mode Application
To connect the transceivers or repeaters, use only the following cables: OPC-2073 (For the transceivers) or OPC-2074 (For the repeaters). Connect the specified cables to [TRX1], [TRX2] or [TRX3] only. Using another cable, like an Ethernet cable may damage the VE-PG2, Other transceivers transceivers or repeaters.
Page 19 �� and then click �LAN IP�� shown in the �LAN IP�� shown in the LAN IP�� shown in the �� shown in the shown in the list. Set the VE-PG2’s IP address. Enter �192.168.0.2.�� 192.168.0.2.�� .�� • Click [Save and Reboot] after setting.
Page 20: Using With In-House Sound System
SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with in-house sound system S�� 2 S��g ��h�� VE-PG2 O��g �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode��...
Page 21 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 3 S��g ��h�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ��...
Page 22 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with in-house sound system S�� 4 S��g ��h�� x��l ��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 23 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 5 S��g ��h�� x��l �u��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 24 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with in-house sound system S�� 6 S��g ��h�� b�� g Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 25 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 7 S��g ��h�� l��v��l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Priority call Control�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Priority call Control�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Priority call Control�� ,�� and then click �Priority call Control�� ...
Page 26 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with in-house sound system S�� 8 S��g ��h�� ll��g �u�b�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� ,��...
Page 27 H old down transceiver 2’s [PTT] and talk into the microphone to make an announcement. t W hen the VE-PG2 receives # DTMF signal or no sound for 15 seconds, send �Broadcast end sound�� to the external amplifier, and then fades in the in-house sound.
Page 28 To connect transceivers or repeaters, use only the following cables: OPC-2073 (For the transceivers) or OPC-2074 (For the repeaters). Connect the specified cables to [TRX1], [TRX2] or [TRX3] only. Using another cable, like an Ethernet cable may damage the VE-PG2, Other transceivers transceivers or repeaters.
Page 29 �� and then click �LAN IP�� shown in the �LAN IP�� shown in the LAN IP�� shown in the �� shown in the shown in the list. Set the VE-PG2’s IP address. Enter �192.168.0.2.�� 192.168.0.2.�� .�� • Click [Save and Reboot] after setting.
Page 30: Using With An Emergency Device
SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with an emergency device S�� 2 S��g ��h�� VE-PG2 O��g �� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode��...
Page 31 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 3 S��g ��h�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ��...
Page 32 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with an emergency device S�� 4 S��g ��h�� x��l ��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 33 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 5 S��g ��h�� x��l ��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 34 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with an emergency device S�� 6 S��g ��h�� x��l �u��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 35 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 7 S��g ��h�� b�� g Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ��...
Page 36 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with an emergency device S�� 8 S��g ��h�� E��g�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Emergency notice�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Emergency notice�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Emergency notice�� ,��...
Page 37 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 9 S��g ��h�� ll��g �u�b�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan.�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan.�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan.�� ,�� and then click �Numbering plan.�� ...
Page 38 T urn ON the power to transceiver 2 and set its operating channel to the same as transceiver 1. w W hen a signal from the emergency device’s switch is sent to the VE-PG2 for more than 0.1 second, the emergency broadcast from the emergency device is then sent through the VE-PG2 to the external Public Address device and to transceiver 1.
Page 39 OPC-2073 (For the transceivers) or OPC-2074 (For the repeaters). Connect the specified cables to [TRX1], [TRX2] or [TRX3] only. Other transceivers Using another cable, like an Ethernet cable may damage the VE-PG2, transceivers or repeaters. Call destination number: 4 External...
Page 40: Using With A Headset
�� and then click �LAN IP�� shown in the �LAN IP�� shown in the LAN IP�� shown in the �� shown in the shown in the list. Set the VE-PG2’s IP address. Enter �192.168.0.2.�� 192.168.0.2.�� • Click [Save and Reboot] after setting.
Page 41 ,�� and then click �Operating mode�� and then click �Operating mode�� Operating mode�� Operating mode�� shown on the list. Set the Operating mode and external I/O port mode for the VE-PG2. Click to select �Selective Selective call mode�� option. �� option.
Page 42 �EXT I/O (EXT) and then click �EXT I/O (EXT) click �EXT I/O (EXT) �EXT I/O (EXT)�� shown on the list. Set the destination VE-PG2 IP address and port. Enter �192.168.0.2.�� 192.168.0.2.�� .�� Click to select �Transceiver 1 Transceiver 1 (TRX1)��...
Page 43 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 4 S��g ��h�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ��...
Page 44 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with a headset S�� 5 S��g ��h�� x��l ��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 45 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 6 S��g ��h�� x��l �u��u�� v�� l Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 46 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION ■ Using with a headset S�� 7 S��g ��h�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then ,��...
Page 47 SELECTIVE CALL MODE APPLICATION S�� 8 S��g ��h�� ll��g �u�b�� Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� ,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� ...
Page 48 H old down transceiver 2’s [PTT], and then push [#] to transmit DTMF signals to disconnect the communication route. • Also, if the VE-PG2 receives no audio for 15 seconds, the communication route is disconnected. • M�k��g � ��ll f�� h��...
Page 49: Ve-Pg2 Setting Screen
SECTION 3 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN This section describes the setting screen to use the VE-PG2 for the first time or after initializing the entire configuration. 3 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ................49 ■ Setting screen descriptions ................52 ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) ..............53 3-1 Operating mode ..................53...
Page 50 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode)............89 3-13 Operating mode ..................89 3-14 IP network connection Transceiver 1 (TRX1)–Transceiver 3 (TRX3) ..91 3-15 IP network connection EXT Input (EXT IN) ..........93 3-16 IP network connection Emergency notice ..........95 3-17 TRX/EXT Transceiver 1 (TRX1)–Transceiver 3 (TRX3) ......96 3-18 TRX/EXT EXT Input (EXT IN) ..............102...
Page 51: Network Setting
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Network setting ....................131 3-28 LAN IP ....................131 ■ System setting ....................133 3-29 Administrator ..................133 3-30 Clock ......................134 3-31 SYSLOG ....................135 3-32 SNMP .....................136 ■ Information ......................137 3-33 Network information ................137 3-34 SYSLOG ....................139 3-35 Call/Reception record ................140...
Page 52 S etting buttons q L��k �� I�� w��b �� Click the Icom logo to open the Icom web site if your PC is connected to the Internet. w S��l�� h�� g �� Displays the screen name list on a menu line. When you place the mouse pointer on each menu title, a list of items drops down which you can use to select the desire setting.
Page 53 ■ C�� g (B��g�� ) 3-1 O��g �� ï O��g �� g Set the VE-PG2 operating mode. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode��...
Page 54: Connection Setting (Bridge Mode)
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) 3-1 Operating mode (Continued) ï EXT I/O �� g Set the [IN] and [OUT] ports mode. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode��...
Page 55 • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Multicast mode,�� you can send signals to all transceivers or repeaters that are connected to the VE-PG2. • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Unicast mode,�� you can send signals to the specified transceiver or repeater that is connected with specified VE-PG2.
Page 56 • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Multicast mode,�� you can send signals to all transceivers or repeaters that are connected to the VE-PG2. • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Unicast mode,�� you can send signals to the specified transceiver or repeater that is connected to a specified VE-PG2.
Page 57 • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� (p. 55) to �Multicast mode,�� set the IP address to �224.0.0.0��–�239.255.255.255.�� To operate the VE-PG2 in the Multicast mode, set ALL the VE-PG2s’ Connection IP address to same address. • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Unicast mode,�� set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address.
Page 58 �IP network connection status.�� • The default settings (q–r) are dependent on �IP communication mode setting.�� w C�� u�b�� Set the destination VE-PG2’s port number. ( Default: Multicast mode:22510, Unicast mode: [TRX1] is 21500, [TRX2] is 21502 and [TRX3] is 21504) •...
Page 59 • Receive only : The [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports send audio signal while the VE-PG2 receive audio signals from IP network. • The VE-PG2 outputs no audio signal to the IP network if ports [TRX1]–[TRX3] receive audio signals from the connected transceivers.
Page 60 • [VoIP] lights green while one of the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports is connected to IP network. • You can confirm the connection status of the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports by looking at the [TRX1]– [TRX3] indicators light on the VE-PG2, or by referring to �Information list for IP connection.�� (p. 141)
Page 61 • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Multicast mode,�� set the IP address to between �224.0.0.0�� and �239.255.255.255.�� To operate the VE-PG2 in the Multicast mode, set ALL the VE-PG2s’ Connection IP address to same address. • When you set �IP communication mode setting�� to �Unicast mode,�� set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address.
Page 62 • The default settings (q–r) are dependent on �IP communication mode setting.�� w C�� u�b�� Set the destination VE-PG2’s port number. (Default: Multicast mode:22510, Unicast mode: 21506) • You can set the port number to between 2 and 65534 (even numbers only).
Page 63 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN e M� �� u�b�� Set the VE-PG2 communication port number. (Default: Multicast mode:22510, Unicast mode: 21506) • You can set the port number to between 2 and 65534 (even numbers only). • DO NOT set the same port number to [TRX1]–[TRX3], [IN] or [OUT].
Page 64 • [VoIP] lights green when the [IN] port is connected to the IP network. • You can confirm the connection status of the [IN] port by looking at the [EXT] indicator on the VE-PG2, or by referring to �Information list for IP connection.�� (p. 141)
Page 65 • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Multicast mode,�� set the IP address to �224.0.0.0��–�239.255.255.255.�� To operate the VE-PG2 in the Multicast mode, set ALL the VE-PG2s’ Connection IP address to same address. • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Unicast mode,�� set the destination VE-PG2’...
Page 66 • The default settings (q–e) are dependent on �IP communication mode setting.�� w C�� u�b�� Set the destination VE-PG2’s port number. (Default: Multicast mode: 22510, Unicast mode: 21508) • You can set the port number to between 2 and 65534 (even numbers only).
Page 67 • [VoIP] lights green when the [OUT] port is connected to the IP network. • You can confirm connection status of the [OUT] port by looking at the [EXT] indicator light on the VE-PG2, or by referring to �Information list for IP connection.�� (p. 141)
Page 68 • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Multicast mode,�� set the IP address to �224.0.0.0��–�239.255.255.255.�� To operate the VE-PG2 in the Multicast mode, set ALL the VE-PG2s’ Connection IP address to same address. • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Unicast mode,�� set the destination VE-PG2’...
Page 69 IP network. • Receive only : The [IN] and [OUT] ports send audio signals while the VE-PG2 receive audio signals from IP network. • The VE-PG2 sends no audio to IP network if the [IN] and [OUT] ports receive audio signals.
Page 70 • [VoIP] lights green when the [IN] port is connected to the IP network. • You can confirm the connection status of the [IN] and [OUT] ports by looking at the [EXT] indicator light on the VE-PG2, or by referring to �Information list for IP connection.�� (p. 141)
Page 71 • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Multicast mode,�� set the IP address to �224.0.0.0��–�239.255.255.255.�� To operate the VE-PG2 in the Multicast mode, set ALL the VE-PG2s’ Connection IP address to same address. • When �IP communication mode setting�� is set to �Unicast mode,�� set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address.
Page 72 • The default settings (q–r) are dependent on �IP communication mode setting.�� w C�� u�b�� Set the destination VE-PG2’s port number. (Default: Multicast mode:22520, Unicast mode: 21510) • You can set the port number to between 2 and 65534 (even numbers only).
Page 73 (p. 72) the VE-PG2 does not output the signal. • Receive only : When the emergency signal enter from the [IN] port, the VE-PG2 does not output the signal. When the signal is received at the port that is set in �My station port number,��...
Page 74 • Disable : The VE-PG2 allows the VOX to switch the transceiver from receive to transmit, normally. • Enable : While the transceiver is receiving a signal, the VE-PG2 keeps it in the receive mode, even if the VOX circuit detects audio.
Page 75 VOX f�� PTT ��l Set the VOX control settings for the transceivers that are connected to the [TRX1]– [TRX3] ports to transmit when the VE-PG2 receives audio from the [LAN] port. q A��k �� Set the delay time for the VOX switch to turn ON after AF signals are received from the [LAN] port.
Page 76: Trx/Ext Transceiver 1 (Trx1)-Transceiver 3 (Trx3)
(Default: 40) (Selectable range: 0 to 100 (%)) VOX f�� IP ��u�� Set the VOX setting for the VE-PG2 to send audio to the [LAN] port, when the transceivers that are connected to the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports receive signals with audio.
Page 77 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN y R��l�� Set the delay time for the VOX switch to turn OFF after AF signals are no longer received from the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports. (Default: 200) (Selectable range: 5 to 2000 (milliseconds), 5 milliseconds steps) u V�� l��...
Page 78 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) 3-8 TRX/EXT EXT I��u�� (EXT IN) ï EXT v�� l ��g Set the external equipment signal’s input connection port, input AF signal’s the ’s input connection port, input AF signal’s the s input connection port, input AF signal’s the ’s the...
Page 79 • Control data detection : Sends the AF signal to [Input connection port] when detecting the control signal. e P�w�� f�� h�� h�� Enable or disable the VE-PG2 to supply power to the external device. (Default: Disable) r I��u�� g�� (HW) Set the audio volume level from the external device which is connected with the [IN] port.
Page 80: Trx/Ext Ext Input (Ext In)
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) 3-8 TRX/EXT EXT Input (EXT IN) (Continued) ï EXT ��l ��l ��g Set the details of the control signal that is received from the [SW] port of the VE-PG2. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,��...
Page 81 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN r C��l ��u�� Set the [SW] port switch condition. (Default: Closed (No output)) [Wh�� h�� C��l ��u�� ull-u� ��g �� E��bl��] Closed : When the [SW] port is closed. Open (DC power supply) : When the [SW] port is open.
Page 82 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) 3-8 TRX/EXT EXT Input (EXT IN) (Continued) ï VOX ��l ��g Set the VOX control setting for external device which is connected to the [IN] port. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then �Connection setting,��...
Page 83 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-9 TRX/EXT EXT Ou��u�� (EXT OUT) ï EXT v�� l ��g Set the external equipment signal’s audio level that comes from the [OUT] port, in ’s audio level that comes from the [OUT] port, in s audio level that comes from the [OUT] port, in this screen.
Page 84: Trx/Ext Ext Output (Ext Out)
• Synchronizing with RTP (VoIP) : Sends a control signal when an AF signal is received. The VE-PG2 stops sending a control signal 10 seconds after the received signal disappears. w EXT ��l �u��u�� l�g�� Select the [A]/[B]/[C] switch’s combination from A-C connection or B-C connection.
Page 85 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-10 V�IP ��ll ��l C�� g ï V�IP ��u�� qu�l�� g Set the VoIP sound quality. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �VoIP call detail,�� and �Connection setting,�� and then on �VoIP call detail,�� and Connection setting,��...
Page 86: Voip Call Detail Common Setting
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Bridge mode) 3-10 VoIP call detail Common setting (Continued) ï TOS ��g Set the details of TOS (Type-Of-Service) function. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �VoIP call detail,�� and �Connection setting,�� and then on �VoIP call detail,�� and Connection setting,��...
Page 87: Emergency Notice
[TRX3] port. (Default: o Transceiver 3 (TRX3)) r EXT Ou��u�� If you click the �EXT Output�� check box, the VE-PG2 sends the emergency notice to the external device which is connected to the [OUT] port. (Default: o EXT Output) •...
Page 88 • When you check the �LAN port downlink�� check box, the �EXT Output�� radio button as below appears. • If you check the �EXT Output�� radio button to �Enable,�� the VE-PG2 sends the signal to [OUT] port when the communication error occurs.
Page 89 Set the VE-PG2 operating mode. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� shown on the list. When using the DTMF function, set the VE-PG2 operating mode to �Selective call mode.�� (Default: Bridge mode) • Connect transceivers or repeaters to the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports with the specified...
Page 90: Connection Setting (Selective Call Mode)
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-13 Operating mode (Continued) ï EXT I/O �� g Set the [IN] and [OUT] ports mode. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Operating mode�� shown on the list.
Page 91 T��v�� 3 (TRX3) ï V�IP ��ll �� g Set the destination VE-PG2’s IP addresses and ports for the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network connection,�� and then click on one of the Transceiver ports, TRX1, TRX2 or TRX3 shown on the list.
Page 92: Ip Network Connection Transceiver 1 (Trx1)-Transceiver 3 (Trx3)
• Disable : The [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports connect to the IP network when transmitting or receiving a signal. • Client side : The VE-PG2 always connects to other VE-PG2s. • Server side : The VE-PG2 is always connected from other VE-PG2s.
Page 93 3-15 IP ��w��k �� EXT I��u�� (EXT IN) ï V�IP ��ll �� g Set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address and port for the [IN] port. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network connection,�� and then click �EXT Input (EXT IN)�� shown on the list.
Page 94 [IN] and [OUT] • Disable : The ports connect to the IP network when transmitting or receiving a signal. • Client side : The VE-PG2 always connects to other VE-PG2s. • Server side : The VE-PG2 is always connected from other VE-PG2s.
Page 95 3-16 IP ��w��k �� E��g�� ï V�IP ��ll �� g Set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address and port for the emergency device. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �IP network connection,�� and then click �Emergency notice�� shown on the list.
Page 96 • Disable : The VE-PG2 allows the VOX to switch the transceiver from receive to transmit, normally. • Enable : While the transceiver is receiving a signal, the VE-PG2 keeps it in the receive mode, even if the VOX circuit detects audio.
Page 97 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN y R�� T��v�� Set the notice tone to the transceiver when the VE-PG2 is called by other VE-PG2. (Default: Not use) u D��l��g �� T��v�� Set the notice tone when the transceiver transmits a DTMF signal.
Page 98: Trx/Ext Transceiver 1 (Trx1)-Transceiver 3 (Trx3)
Transceiver ports, TRX1, TRX2 or TRX3 shown on the list. !0 D�� T��v�� Set the notice tone to the transceiver, when the VE-PG2 finishes the selective call connection. (Default: Not use) !1 S��...
Page 99 DTMF signal. (Default: 5) (Select range: 1 to 10 (seconds)) e OFF-h��k �� Set the time for the VE-PG2 to detect the OFF hook DTMF signal. (Default: 400) (Select range: 0 to 2000 (milliseconds), 100 milliseconds steps) r ON-h��k �� ...
Page 100 ï VOX ��l ��g The VOX (voice operated transmission) function switches the transceiver which is connected to one of the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports to transmit, when the VE-PG2 receives an AF signal from the [LAN] port. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then click on one of the Transceiver ports, TRX1, TRX2 or TRX3 shown on the list.
Page 101 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN VOX f�� IP ��u�� Set the VOX setting for the VE-PG2 to send audio to the [LAN] port, when the transceivers that are connected to the [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports receive signals with audio. t A��k �� Set the time of AF detect notice timing to the external device after the connected transceiver receives an AF signal.
Page 102 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-18 TRX/EXT EXT I��u�� (EXT IN) ï EXT v�� l ��g Set the external equipment signal’s input connection port, input AF signal’s ’s input connection port, input AF signal’s s input connection port, input AF signal’s detection, etc.
Page 103 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN e C��l ��ll The VE-PG2’s ability to cancel a call if the transceiver receives a call from the ’s ability to cancel a call if the transceiver receives a call from the s ability to cancel a call if the transceiver receives a call from the external device which is connected to the [IN] port.
Page 104: Trx/Ext Ext Input (Ext In)
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-18 TRX/EXT EXT Input (EXT IN) (Continued) ï EXT ��l ��l ��g Set the details of the control signal that is received from the [SW] port of the VE-PG2. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then click �EXT Input (EXT IN)��...
Page 105 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN r C��l ��u�� Set the [SW] port switch state. (Default: Closed (No output)) [Wh�� h�� C��l ��u�� ull-u� ��g �� E��bl��] Closed : When the [SW] port is closed. Open (DC power supply) : When the [SW] port is open.
Page 106 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-18 TRX/EXT EXT Input (EXT IN) (Continued) ï VOX ��l ��g Set the VOX control setting for external device which is connected to the [IN] port. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then click �EXT Input (EXT IN)��...
Page 107 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-19 TRX/EXT EXT �u��u�� (EXT OUT) ï EXT v�� l ��g Set the external equipment signal’s audio level and time of Fade-out/Fade-in that ’s audio level and time of Fade-out/Fade-in that s audio level and time of Fade-out/Fade-in that comes from the [OUT] port, in this screen.
Page 108: Trx/Ext Ext Output (Ext Out)
(Default: 1.5 seconds) Selectable from Disable, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 or 3. Set the delay time from when a DTMF signal is received by the VE-PG2, until it gradually decreases the currently broadcast audio, that is sent to the [OUT] port until no sound is heard.
Page 109 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN t R��l� ��l�� Set the delay time from when a DTMF signal is received by the VE-PG2, until it sends a �begin�� tone, or tones, to the external device that is connected to the [OUT] port. (Default:1.5 seconds) Selectable from Disable, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 or 3.
Page 110 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-19 TRX/EXT EXT output (EXT OUT) (Continued) (Continued) ï EXT ��l ��l ��g Set the [A], [B] or [C] ports control signal when the signal is sent from the [OUT] port.
Page 111 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN r Ev�� ON �� Set the [A] and [C] ports (or the [B] and [C] ports) connection time when you select �One shot�� as the �EXT control output type.�� (Default: 1) Selectable from 0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 or 3.
Page 112 Set the details of the notice tone that is sent to the calling station through the [OUT] port when you receive a call from the external device that is connected to the [IN] port of the VE-PG2. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then click �EXT Output (EXT OUT)��...
Page 113 �EXT Output (EXT OUT)�� shown on the list. q A��k �� Set the time of the VOX switch turns ON when an AF signal is sent to the VE-PG2. (Default: 50) (Select range: 5 to 500 (milliseconds), 5 milliseconds steps) w R��l��...
Page 114 ï B�� g Set the details of the broadcast tone to output to the external device which is connected to the [OUT] port of the VE-PG2. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then on �TRX/EXT,�� and then click �EXT Output (EXT OUT)�� shown on the list.
Page 115 Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click on one of the Transceiver ports, TRX1, TRX2 or TRX3 shown on the list. q S�� u��ful �� VE-PG2: Select the desired notice tone type or �Not use.��...
Page 116: Voip Call Detail Transceiver 1 (Trx1) - Transceiver 3 (Trx3)
Transceiver ports, TRX1, TRX2 or TRX3 shown on the list. q C�ll ��l ��: Set the call cancel time for when a called VE-PG2 does not reply. After the timer ends, the VE-PG2 will cancel the calling.
Page 117 Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �EXT Input (EXT IN)�� shown on the list. q S�� u�� VE-PG2: : Set the communication start notice tone. (Default: Not use) Selectable from Not use, Notice tone 1 , Notice tone 2 or Notice tone 3.
Page 118: Voip Call Detail Ext Input (Ext In)
Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �EXT Input (EXT IN)�� shown on the list. q C�ll ��l ��: Set the call cancel time for when a called VE-PG2 does not reply. After the timer ends, the VE-PG2 will cancel the calling. (Default: 15) (Select range: 0 (OFF), 5 to 60 seconds) w N�...
Page 119 Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �EXT Output (EXT OUT)�� shown on the list. q S�� u�� VE-PG2: Set the communication start notice tone. (Default: Not use) Selectable from Not use, Notice tone 1 , Notice tone 2 or Notice tone 3.
Page 120: Voip Call Detail Ext Output (Ext Out)
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-22 VoIP call detail EXT Output (EXT OUT) (Continued) ï R��l�� g Set the No voice release timer and Forced disconnect timer. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �EXT Output (EXT OUT)��...
Page 121 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-23 V�IP ��ll ��l C�� g ï V�IP ��u�� qu�l�� g Set the VoIP sound quality. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �Common setting�� shown on the list.
Page 122: Voip Call Detail Common Setting
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-23 VoIP call detail Common setting (Continued) ï TOS ��g Set the details of TOS (Type-Of-Service) function. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� then on �VoIP call detail,�� and then click �Common setting��...
Page 123 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN e V�IP ��g��l��g Set the calling packets priority sending function. • Priority: Set the TOS priority value. (Default: 6) (Select range: 0 to 7, 7 is highest priority.) • Service type: Set the TOS service type field value.
Page 124 • 0–9, *, #, A, B, C and D are selectable. w S��f�� u�b�� f�� OFF-h��k ��l��g: Set the DTMF code for receiving OFF-hook. The VE-PG2 replies when it is called by other VE-PG2. (Default: #) • You can input up to a 4-digit DTMF code.
Page 125 You can load the �Call destination number setting�� list from the PC. • Click [Browse...] to select the folder containing the file to be downloaded. • Click [Write] to write the list to the VE-PG2. w S�v�� h�� f�l��: You can save the �Call destination number setting�� list to the PC.
Page 126: Numbering Plan
Set the index number for the call destination. (Default: 1) w C�ll �� u�b��: Set the DTMF code to call the destination VE-PG2. (Default: Blank) e C�ll �� VE-PG2 ��: Set the destination VE-PG2’s IP address. (Default: Blank) r C�ll ��...
Page 127 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ï C�ll �� u�b�� g l�� Display the number list of the saved destinations. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Numbering plan�� shown on the list. C�ll �� u�b�� g l�� Display the call destination number setting list.
Page 128 VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN ■ Connection setting (Selective call mode) 3-25 P�� ll ��l ï P�� l��v��l ��g Set the incoming priority to each [TRX1]–[TRX3] ports and external device. Place the mouse pointer on �Connection setting,�� and then click �Priority call control��...
Page 129 �� qu�� Sends the emergency notice to the transceivers or other VE-PG2s that are con- nected to the VE-PG2. (Default: o Emergency notice equipment) The device can be set at �VoIP call destination setting�� in �IP Communication- •...
Page 130 �SYSLOG�� in �Informa- tion.�� • If you check the �EXT Output�� radio button to �Enable,�� the VE-PG2 sends the signal to [OUT] port when the communication error occurs. • Set �Use control output�� to �Enable�� the error detect signal outputs to the [A], [B] or [C] ports.
Page 131 (a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9 or �-�� are usable). �-�� are usable). -�� are usable). �� are usable). are usable). The name will be displayed when you access the VE-PG2 by telnet. (Default: VE-PG2) • DO NOT set the first or last character to �-.�� -.�� -.�� ...
Page 132: Network Setting
Place the mouse pointer on �Network setting,�� and then click �LAN IP�� shown on the shown on the list. . q IP �� Set the VE-PG2 IP address when the VE-PG2 is connected to the operating network. (Default: 192.168.0.1) w Sub�� k Set the subnet mask when the VE-PG2 is connected to the operating network.
Page 133 [NOTE] If you forget administrator’s password, you must reset (initialize) the VE-PG2. To reset, see �How to initialize the VE-PG2�� for details. (p. 148) • When you reset (initialize) the VE-PG2, all settings are reset to the initial default values.
Page 134: System Setting
Place the mouse pointer on �System setting,�� and then click �Clock�� shown on the list. q S�� Displays the VE-PG2 internal clock time. w T�� g Displays the time when you access the VE-PG2 setting screen. e [A�ju��] Set the [Time setting](w) time to the VE-PG2 internal clock.
Page 135: Syslog
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-31 SYSLOG ï SYSLOG S��g Set the log information display style. Place the mouse pointer on �System setting,�� and then click �SYSLOG�� shown on the list. q DEBUG Select whether to enable or disable to display debug information on the SYSLOG screen.
Page 136: Snmp
SNMP Select whether to enable or disable the SNMP monitor function. (Default: Enable) • If you select �Enable,�� you can monitor the VE-PG2 setting information with the SNMP monitor. w C��u�� ID (GET) Set an ID of up to 31 characters, which is required to access the SNMP monitor.
Page 137 ■ I�f�� 3-33 N��w��k ��f�� ï I��f�� l�� You can confirm the VE-PG2’s network interface, IP address and subnet mask in ’s network interface, IP address and subnet mask in s network interface, IP address and subnet mask in in this screen.
Page 138: Information
Place the mouse pointer on �Information,�� and then click �Network information�� shown on the list. Displays the VE-PG2’s MAC address. [NOTE] The MAC address is unique number which is composed of 12 digits (0090C7******). The MAC address is printed on the serial number label on the VE-PG2’s bottom panel.
Page 139: Syslog
VE-PG2 SETTING SCREEN 3-34 SYSLOG ï SYSLOG Displays the VE-PG2 log information. Place the mouse pointer on �Information,�� and then click �SYSLOG�� shown on the list. q SYSLOG l��v��l f�� l�� Select whether or not to display the DEBUG, INFO and NOTICE log information.
Page 140 Reloads the VE-PG2 communication record entries. • Up to 1000 record entries can be stored. • If the number of entries exceeds 1000, the oldest entry is deleted instead of recording a new one. w [D��l��] Deletes the displayed VE-PG2 communication record entries.
Page 141 Place the mouse pointer on �Information,�� and then click �Information list for IP con- nection�� shown on the list. Displays the VE-PG2’s [TRX1], [TRX2], [TRX3], [IN] and [OUT] ports, and the emergency notice connecting condition shown on the list. • The following example is displayed when �EXT I/O port�� in �Connection setting-Operating mode-EXT I/O port mode��...
Page 143 ■ How to restrict of access ................144 ■ How to set the VE-PG2 internal clock time .............145 ■ How to save the VE-PG2 setting to the PC ............146 ■ How to load the saved file to the VE-PG2 ............147 ■ How to initialize the VE-PG2 ................148...
Page 144 When the login dialog box is displayed, enter the login the ID (�admin��) and the new password. [NOTE] If you forget the administrator password, hold down [INIT] for 5 seconds to reset (initialize) the VE-PG2. (p. 148) • When you reset (initialize) the VE-PG2, all settings are reset to the initial default values.
Page 145: Maintenance
The time when you accessed the VE-PG2’s setting screen is displayed in �Time setting." Click [Adjust] to set the displayed time to the internal clock. Confirm Click [Adjust]. [NOTE] If you disconnect the AC adapter from the VE-PG2, or in case a power outage, the internal clock time will be initialized.
Page 146 MAINTENANCE ■ H�w �� v�� h�� VE-PG2 ��g �� h�� PC You can save the VE-PG2 setting to the PC. q Place the mouse pointer on �Maintenance,�� and then click �Save setting �Maintenance,�� and then click �Save setting Maintenance,�� and then click �Save setting ,��...
Page 147 Select a desired setting file to load, and click [Open] on the window. [NOTE] DO NOT select the setting file for other device or application. r Click [Write] to load the setting file to the VE-PG2. t Click [BACK] after the VE-PG2 is reboot.
Page 148 • Set the VE-PG2’s IP address again after the VE-PG2 is initialized. ï U��g ��h�� [INIT] bu�� q Disconnect all the plugs from the VE-PG2, and then connect the AC adapter plug to the VE-PG2. • The [POWER] indicator lights green.
Page 149 • When �All default setting�� is selected: You can restore all the VE-PG2’s settings. The VE-PG2’s IP address is set to �192.168.0.1,�� when initialized. Set the PC’s IP address to �192.168.0.xxx.�� (you can set xxx to any number from 2 to 254.)
Page 150 ï S��l�� h�� f��w�� q Download a new firmware (extension is �.dat��) from Icom web site. • We recommend that the VE-PG2 current setting is saved to the PC before updating the firmware. w Place the mouse pointer on �Maintenance,�� and then click �Firmware update �Maintenance,��...
Page 151 [MODE] button. • The VE-PG2 may be set to the default setting after updating the firmware. • We recommend that the VE-PG2 current setting is saved to the PC before updating the firmware. • To use online firmware update, connect the VE-PG2 to the internet, and set the �Primary DNS server,��...
Page 152: Firmware Updating
Click [Firmware update]. Click • Depending on the update firmware, the VE-PG2’s IP address may be reset to the default setting (192.168.0.1). In such a case, set the PC’s IP address to 192.168.0.xx (example: 192.168.0.10) to open the VE-PG2 setting menu and change the VE-PG2’s IP address.
Page 153 • Connect the Ethernet cable to the [LAN] port. • Set the VE-PG2’s �Primary DNS server,�� Secondary DNS server�� and �Default gateway�� in �Network�� to correct setting. • If the firewall is running, stop it before updating the firmware.
Page 155: Reference
SECTION 5 REFERENCE This section describes the troubleshooting and connection with the VE-PG2 using telnet. 5 REFERENCE .....................155 ■ Troubleshooting ....................156 ■ Connect with the VE-PG2 using Telnet ............158...
Page 156 Possible cause2 : The network part of PC’s IP address is different from the VE-PG2. Solution : Set the network part of PC’s IP address to same as the VE-PG2. Possible cause3 : A proxy server is used for the web browser setting. Solution : Set the web browser’s proxy server setting to OFF.
Page 157 OUT)]. P��bl��: Th�� VE-PG2 �� u�� h�� f��w�� u��ll�. Possible cause1 : The Ethernet cable is not properly connected to the VE-PG2. Solution : Properly connect the Ethernet cable to the VE-PG2. Possible cause2 : The VE-PG2 is not connected to internet.
Page 158 Input login ID and password, then push [Enter]. Login ID : Input �admin�� (Fixed) Password : Input the VE-PG2’s administrator password t If the telnet can access to the VE-PG2, �VE-PG2 #�� is displayed on the telnet screen. ï F�� W��w� V�� W��w� 7 u��...

Icom VE-PG2 Instruction Manual

1 Bridge Mode Application

Unicast Mode Operation

2 Selective Call Mode Application

Using with In-House Sound System

Using with an Emergency Device

Using with a Headset

3 Ve-Pg2 Setting Screen

Setting Screen Descriptions

Connection Setting (Bridge Mode)

Connection Setting (Selective Call Mode)

Network Setting

System Setting

Information

4 Maintenance

Firmware Updating

5 Reference

Troubleshooting

Connect with the VE-PG2 Using Telnet

Quick Links

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