ADVANCED Network Devices IPBTN User manual

Smart IP Button
(IPBTN) Installation
Advanced Network Devices • 3820 Ventura Dr. Arlington Hts. IL 60004
[e-mail] • 847-463-2237 • www.anetd.com/
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MOUNT THE BUTTON DEVICE
•Use device to mark installation location.
•Choose the best location and orientation to
make the push button easy to access by the user,
as well as to connect the network cable.
•Secure device using mounting hardware
appropriate for the installation surface.
•Drywall: #8-32 steel screw x 1-5/8" min. length
fastened to a 75 lbs. rated drywall anchor, or
similar
•Concrete: #8-32 steel screw x 5/8" min. length
fastened to a 8-32 concrete anchor with 9/16"
min. length, or similar
CONNECT TO THE NETWORK
•Connect a network cable (CAT 5 or better) to the
RJ-45 port (PoE/PoE+).
•Connect the other end of the network cable to
an LPS (Limited Power Source) PoE (Power over
Ethernet) network switch or PoE injector on a
network with a DHCP server.
ACCESS THE DEVICE
Use one of these ways to access the device:
•Enter the IP address assigned by the DHCP server
in your browser.
•Enter the IPv6 link-local address in your browser,
formatted as
http://[fe80::2246:f9ff:feXX:XXXX] (XX:XXXX =
last 6 digits of MAC address).
•Double-click on the device in the IPClockWise
Endpoints list to open the web server interface.
•For third-party software application, consult
guide for access method (often uses
configuration file).
CONFIGURE THE BUTTON
•Set up the button to trigger notifications, alerts,
or other signal (see next page).
•Consult the IPClockWise User Manual
(available on the Customer Portal
www.anetd.com/portal/) or third-party
software guide for further instructions.
•Test before putting it into service.
OPERATION
The front panel blue LED provides feedback on a
button push. The LED flashes upon the initial
button press. Once the device then connects to a
SIP phone or HTTP Callback server, the LED will
stop flashing and remain on solid for at least 5
seconds.
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
The device ships with default settings:
SIP Mode "Button"
Push-to-Talk 1 Trigger Only "Yes”
Activate GPIO 0 During Active Call “Yes”
Send Activations Only “Yes”
GPIO 0 Output Pulse Time “5000”
GPIO 0 Output Blink Period “500”
Indicate GPO “0”
Indicate Trying Action “Blink”
Indicate Success Action “Pulse”
Configuration File Setup
<SIPConfig
SIP_mode="button"
push_to_talk_ip1_trigger_mode="1"
gpio0_when_active_call="1" />
<GPIO
pulse_ms_output_gpio0="5000"

Smart IP Button
(IPBTN) Installation
Advanced Network Devices • 3820 Ventura Dr. Arlington Hts. IL 60004
[e-mail] • 847-463-2237 • www.anetd.com/
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blink_ms_output_gpio0="500" />
<GPIO_callback
send_activations_only="1" />
<Indicate
indicate_gpo="0"
trying_action="blink"
success_action="pulse" />
REGISTRED SIP CALL
Register the Smart IP Button device to an SIP server
to call an SIP phone or ring a group.
Configuration File Parameters
SIPConfig tag (values included for example):
<SIPConfig
push_to_talk_ip1="301"
/>
Web Server Settings
•Go to Device Settings → SIP.
•Under SIP GPIO Input Action Settings, set
Push-to-Talk 1 to the SIP extension the button
should call.
•Select Save and Apply to save changes.
DIRECT SIP CALL
Call a SIP phone directly without registration to a
SIP server.
Configuration File Parameters
SIPConfig tag (values included for example):
<SIPConfig
push_to_talk_ip1="sip:[email protected]"
/>
Web Server Settings
•Go to Device Settings → SIP.
•Under SIP GPIO Input Action Settings, set
Push-to-Talk 1 to the SIP extension the button
should call.
•Select Save and Apply to save changes.
PUSH AND HOLD SIP CALL
In addition to the Push-to-Talk call, configure a
second action (registered or direct SIP call) to dial
a different SIP extension when holding the button
for a specified time or longer.
Configuration File Parameters
SIPConfig tag (values included for example):
<SIPConfig
push_to_talk_ip1_alt="301"
push_to_talk_ip1_alt_ms="2000"
/>
Web Server Settings
•Go to Device Settings → SIP.
•Under SIP GPIO Input Action Settings, set
Push-to-Talk 1 Alternate to the SIP extension
the button should call when held for the
desired duration.
•Set Push-to-Talk 1 Alternate Hold Time to the
desired duration (in milliseconds) to hold the
button to trigger the call.
•Select Save and Apply to save changes.
HTTP CALLBACK
Send an HTTP GET to IPClockWise or a third-party
software solution.
Configuration File Parameters
GPIO_callback tag (value included for example):
<GPIO_callback
url="http://10.10.7.168:8089/"
/>
Web Server Settings
•Go to Device Settings → Servers
•Set GPIO Callback URL to the HTTP string.
•Select Save and Apply to save changes. See the
IPClockWise manual to configure an alert to
trigger on this callback.
RESOURCES
SIP Configuration:
https://www.ipspeaker.com/support30/help/settin
gs.html#sip
User Support:
https://www.anet.com/user-support/
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https://www.anetd.com/warranty/
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