Amperes iEP1202 User manual

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iEP1202 is a desktop version of Emergency Paging Mic which has added features as compared to the rack mounted iEP1200. It
can be placed at FCC, or Security / Guard House where direct access to PA is more convenient and faster. Similar to iEP1200 or
EP1200, it has highest priority over other audio sources such as BGM or normal paging.
There are 8 zone groupings that can be programmed, with each button to consist of one or many zones, eg, Button 1 to consist of
all zones in Building A. This is useful when it is only required to target certain building or zones for the emergency broadcast. Also
available are 4 preset messages that can be uploaded to the unit during setup. All the settings shall be done via web browser with
improved and simplified to be more user friendly.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
iEP1202
Ethernet Emergency Paging Microphone
Ver 2/2020
NEW
2 3 41
5 6 7 8
1 2
ZONE GROUP KEYS
MESSAGE KEYS
3 4
MIC
POWER
SERVER
STREAMING
SIREN / MIC
SIREN
1202
iEP

Parts Identification
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Front View: Rear View:
12
6
3
7 8 9 10
11
1. ZONE GROUP KEYS
4. MESSAGE KEYS
3. HANDHELD PAGING MICROPHONE
Pressing the microphone switch shall have priority over other inputs such as Siren, External Message input as well as normal
paging or BGM feeds. To page all zones, just pick up the handset, press the switch and start talking. To page a group of
zones, press the corresponding Zone Group Key then press the handset switch then talk.
Message keys for direct message activation to all zones. MES 1 to MES 4 with LED indicators.
6. 24V INPUT
The unit operates on 24V DC. It is preferred that the unit to be supplied directly from the uninterrupted power source. ie.
power supplies linked to back up batteries or through UPS.
Note: Do not connect directly to the terminals of back up battery. It shall damage the equipment.
5
2. LED INDICATORS
POWER - Light up when iEP1202 is powered ON.
SERVER - Light up when iEP1202 successfully establish a connection with Paging Server (iPX5101).
STREAMING - Blink whenever iEP1202 is streaming audio to Paging and Music Client (iPX5155).
SIREN / MIC - Light up when user activate the handheld mic or siren.
2 3 41
5 6 7 8
1 2
ZONE GROUP KEYS
MESSAGE KEYS
3 4
MIC
POWER
SERVER
STREAMING
SIREN / MIC
SIREN
1202
iEP
ETHERNET
100 mA
MICSIREN
MIN MAX MIN MAX
RESET
OFFON
POWER
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DC 24V
Individual zone selection switch to trigger the zone selector. Each button can be programmed to cater for group of zones refer
“ Key configuration” at page 8.
4
5. SIREN SWITCH
Press siren key shall activate the siren. Press the key again will turn the siren Off.

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Parts Identification
11. RESET BUTTON
10. ETHERNET PORT
9. MIC LEVEL CONTROL
This is to adjust the front paging mic volume. It is recommended that the setting is made during testing and commissioning.
Connection to network switch. The unit is non - POE equipment, thereby external 24V DC power supply is required.
7. POWER SWITCH
To turn On / Off iEP1202 power.
8. SIREN LEVEL CONTROL
This is to adjust siren volume. It is recommended that the setting is made during testing and commissioning.
Button to allow iEP1202 enters Bootloader mode or reset settings to factory default settings.
Bootloader mode: To enter this mode, hold the reset button until POWER, SERVER, and STREAMING LEDs lit. Enter this
mode to do firmware updating if normal mode updating does not work. All iEP1202 settings and Message Library files remain
intact in this mode.
Reset to factory default settings: Hold the reset button until POWER, SERVER, STREAMING and SIREN / MIC LEDs lit will
reset all iEP1202 settings to factory default settings. Message Library files will remain intact.

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General Connection
2 3 41
5 6 7 8
1 2
ZONE GROUP KEYS
MESSAGE KEYS
3 4
MIC
POWER
SERVER
STREAMING
SIREN/ MIC
SIREN
1202
iEP
NETWORK SWITCH (LAN)
AMPLIFIE RMO N IT O R
AMPLIFIE R OUTPUT LEVE L METER (dB )
AMPLIFIE R OUTPUT SIGNAL
8 9
711 12
4
3
2
1
OFF MAX
MONITOR VOLUME
7
56
3
4
8
AMPLIFIE R SELE C T
1
11
12
9
10
2
10
654321
-10 -5 0 3 6
AM 4120 amperes
TEST MIC
EMER GE N C Y PAGING PANE L
SIREN ACTIVAT E
POWER
FI R E
amperes
AM 6000
PT 1800 amperes
WEEK L Y PRO G R AM TIMER
CH5 CH6CH3 CH4 CH7 CH8 STATUSWEST
RELAY OUTPUT CONTA C T MELODY
CH1 CH2
ENTER DOWNUP
ACTIVEDATA
POWER
PRIORI TY 1
PRIORI TY 2
24CH DATA DECOD E R /R E CE I VE R
amperes
TD 6240
VR 7000
3
2
1
6
5
43
2
1
6
5
4
5
2
4
3
6
1
4
3
2
1 1
2
3
5
6
4
5
6amperes
ZS 5602 amperes
BGM / PAGING ZONE SEL E C T OR
21 3 54 6 1 2 3 4 65 ALL C A L L
BACKG R O UND MUSIC PAGING ZONES ELECT IO N
amperes
BP20 00
BLANK PANEL
POWER
OFF SELECT
TUNER
CD
CASS
OFF
MASTE R
MUSIC S O UR CE
SIGIN
BASS
MAXMIN
EXT INP U T
MAX MAXMIN
SOURC E
MIN
SIGIN
CHIME MIXE R TR E B L E
MAXMIN
TONE C T R L
CH5 CH6CH4
SIGINSIGIN SIG IN
MAXMIN MAXMIN MIN
CH3CH1 CH2
SIGINSIGIN
MAXMIN MAXMIN MAXMIN MAX
AUX
SIGIN
PRE AMPLIF IE R MIXE R
amperes
MX 2222 O
I
CH1 CH2 CH 4CH3 CH5 CH6
STA T US
MENU ENTER NEXTPRE
BUZZER
NORMAL
FAULT
SPEA KE R LINE SUR V E ILL ANC E
LS 4600 amperes
BATTER Y
9400
PS
REGU LA T E D DC P OW E R SU P P LY
DCOUT
MAINS
POWER
amperes
O
I
STANDB Y AMPLI F IE R CHA NG E OVER
STANDBY TAKEOVE R
NORMAL
AC 3601 amperes
21 3 54 6
AUTO S TANDBY AMP C HANGEO V E R
FAULT
STANDB Y
5 64321
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT
AMP.FAU L T /LINE GND
AMP.N U MB ER
AMP.OPE R ATIONAL
AX 700 amperes
amperes
MxP 2188
MONITOR SPE AKER
LOCAL PAGE ZONE
t11.25;SPEAK E RVOLUME
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
MONITORALL
EMER
DOWN
UP
PRE NEXT
PAGE
ZONE5
ZONE6
ZONE7
ZONE8ZONE4
ZONE3
ZONE2
ZONE1
Matrimix P aging
8x8MAT R IX MIXER
VP 1000 amperes
VENT PANEL
MENU
amperes
O
I
POWER
UP
DOWN
Q
uantum
2000SE R I E S
QP 2500
500WP O W E R AMPL IF I E R
ACTIVEDATA
POWER
PRIORI T Y 1
PRIORI T Y 2
8CH DATA D E CO DE R /ZO NE SE LE C T OR
amperes
TD 6080
OVERRIDE
21 3 54 6 7 8 ALLC A L L
O
I
VOLUME
HEADPHON E
MONITOR SPE AKER
MP3/ CDP L AY E R/ TUNER
POWER
CD 1001 amperes
APS SCAN
MEMORY BAN
RESET
-
+
MUTE SOURCE
SHUF RPT
AX 3700
AMPLIFIE RA UT O FAULT CHANG E O V E R
AMP.F A U L T
AMP.C H A NG E OVER
AMP.N O R MAL
5 64321 6
PILOT TONE
STANDB Y AMP. FAULT
AMP.N U MB ER
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT
PILOT TONE
STANDB Y AMP. FAULT
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT amperes
MENU
amperes
O
I
POWER
UP
DOWN
Q
uantum
2000SE R I E S
QP 2500
500WP O W E R AMPL IF I E R
MENU
amperes
O
I
POWER
UP
DOWN
Q uantum
2000SE R I E S
QP 2500
500WP O W E R AMPL IF I E R
iPD1280
iPD1280
Equipment rack at Control Room
or FCC (Main System)
iEP1200
iPX5200
iPX5155
Speaker
zones
iEP1202
iPX5101
iPX5300
iPX5500
AMPLIFIER MONITOR
AMPLIFIER OU TP UT LEVELMET E R (dB)
AMPLIFIER OU T P U T SIGNAL
8 9
711 12
4
3
2
1
OFF MAX
MONITORVOL UM E
7
56
3
4
8
AMPLIFIER S E LE C T
1
11
12
9
10
2
10
654321
-10 -5 0 3 6
AM4120
amperes
TEST MIC
EMERGEN CY PAGING PA NE L
SIRENACT I V AT E
POWER
FIR E
amperes
AM6000
PT1 800
amperes
WEEKLY P R O GR A M T IM E R
CH5 CH6CH3 CH4 CH7 CH8 STATUSWEST
RELAYOU T P U T CONTACT MELO D Y
CH1 CH2
ENTER DOWNUP
ACTIVEDATA
POWER
PRIORITY 1
PRIORITY 2
24CHD AT A DECODER /RECEIVE R
amperes
TD6240
VR 7000
3
2
1
6
5
43
2
1
6
5
4
5
2
4
3
6
1
4
3
2
1 1
2
3
5
6
4
5
6amperes
ZS56 02
amperes
BGM/P AG IN G ZONESE LECTOR
21 3 54 6 1 2 3 4 65 ALLCALL
BACKGROUN D M US IC PAGINGZONES E L E C TION
amperes
BP2000
BLANKPA NE L
POWER
OFF SELECT
TUNER
CD
CASS
OFF
MASTER
MUSICSOUR C E
SIGIN
BASS
MAXMIN
EXTINPUT
MAX MAXMIN
SOURCE
MIN
SIGIN
CHIME MIXER TR E B LE
MAXMIN
TONECTR L
CH5 CH 6CH4
SIGINSIGIN SIGIN
MAXMIN MAXMIN MIN
CH3CH1 CH2
SIGINSIGIN
MAXMIN MAXMIN MAXMIN MAX
AUX
SIGIN
PREAMP L IF IE RMIXER
amperes
MX22 22 O
I
CH1 CH2 CH4C H3 CH5 CH6
STATUS
MENU ENTER NEXTPRE
BUZZER
NORMAL
FAULT
SPEAKER LINES UR VEILLANCE
LS4 600
amperes
STANDBY A MP L IF IE RCHANGE O V E R
STANDBYTAK E O V E R
NORMAL
AC360 1
amperes
21 3 54 6
AUTOSTA ND B Y AMPCHANG E OVER
FAULT
STANDBY
5 64321
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT
AMP.FAULT / LINEGND
AMP.NUMBE R
AMP.OPERAT IO N A L
AX700
amperes
amperes
MxP218 8
MONITORS PEAKER
LOCALPA G E ZONE
t11.25;SPEAKER VO LU ME
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
MONITORALL
EMER
DOWN
UP
PRE NEXT
PAGE
ZONE5
ZONE6
ZONE7
ZONE8ZONE 4
ZONE3
ZONE2
ZONE1
MatrimixPaging
8x8MATRIX MIXER
ACTIVEDATA
POWER
PRIORITY 1
PRIORITY 2
8CHDA TA DECODER /ZONES E LE C T OR
amperes
TD6080
OVERRIDE
21 3 54 6 7 8 ALLCAL L
O
I
VOLUME
HEADPHONE
MONITORS P E AK E R
MP3/CD PLAYER / T UN E R
POWER
CD100 1 amperes
APS SCAN
MEMORY BAN
RESET
-
+
MUTE SOURCE
SHUF RPT
AX3700
AMPLIFIER AUTOFAULT CHANGEOV E R
AMP.FAULT
AMP.CHANGE OVER
AMP.NORMAL
5 64321 6
PILOTTONE
STANDBYA M P . FAULT
AMP.NUMBER
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT
PILOTTONE
STANDBYA M P . FAULT
ON/OFF
BUZZER
AMP/LINE
ALERT
FAULT amperes
iEP1200
Speaker
zones
iPX5155
Secondary Rack
The above diagram shows general configuration of a decentralised rack connected to various IP based items through a network.
PC with PMX LAN Software
Reception
Guard House or
Security Room
Office

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Connecting The Unit
2 3 41
5 6 7 8
1 2
ZONE GROUP KEYS
MESSAGE KEYS
3 4
MIC
POWER
SERVER
STREAMING
SIREN / MIC
SIREN
1202
iEP
Network Switch (LAN)
Power adaptor
240V ac
Cat5e
ETHERNET
MICSIREN
MIN MAX MIN MAX
OFFON
POWER
100 mA
DC 24V
Rear View
To power To network
iEP1202
To Main System
iEP1202 shall be normally located outside the main equipment rack, which shall be used alongside with iEP1200 (rack mounted
Emergency Paging Panel).
It can be placed in FCC or at Guard House, providing easier access to the system for emergency paging purpose. It shall have the
same priority level with iEP1200.
Additional advantage of iEP1202 is the Zone Grouping keys which can consists of up to 248 zones per button, and also dedicated
message for broadcast which can be stored directly in the unit.
Ethernet Converter to Fiber Fiber to Ethernet Converter
Fiber
Single / Multimode
Network switch at
Main rack or LAN
iEP1202

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Device Setup Via Browser
iEP1202 shall require some simple setups, kindly follow the step by step instructions as listed below. The unit shall be connected to
LAN network together with iPX5101 IP Server / PMX to form a complete system. The default IP address is 192.168.0.100. Login
page shall appear and the default User ID and Password are both “admin”.
Device Info
Once is login to the iEP1202 page the
below information is shown:
1) Firmware version
2) Netwoking address
3) IP Address paging
4) Connection status
Network Configuration
Edit iEP1202 IP address, subnet address and Gateway address here to suit you
networking environment. It is recommended to leave the Data port number
unchanged. Click the ‘SAVE’ button to save your changes.
Paging Configuration
We can either turn On the Auto Connect to allow iEP1202 search and connect to
Paging Server automatically or turn Off the setting and specify Paging Server IP
address here.
* Note: Turning ON the auto connect when, Paging Server IP address got
changes, iEP1202 will auto capture the IP Address.
IP Address
Subnet Address
Gateway Address
Data Port
Paging Server IP Address

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Device Setup Via Browser
System
Unit Configuration:
Device Name: We can assign a meaningful name here. E.g.
“ 5th Flr iEP ”
Key Beep: To enable / disable key beeping when user press
a Group key.
Message Volume: Adjust volume level of playing message.
Authentication: We can change the login user name
and password here.
Update Firmware: Update system firmware, please
refer to “ Firmware Update ” section.

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Device Setup Via Browser
Key Configuration
One of the most crucial part of iEP1202 setup is in this page. i.e. to assign the serving zone (s) to the Zone Group keys and assign
media to Message keys.
Programmable Zone Group Keys
To assign several zones to a key, select “CUSTOM” and enter the zone number e.g. 1,2,10 - 15. If we select “CUSTOM” but not
enter any zones, no zone will be called during paging.
To assign the key as ALL CALL, just select “ALL CALL”, by default each key is assigned as ALL CALL.
Click “Save” upon completion of setup.
During paging a specific group of zones, just select desired group key then activate the mic to talk and broadcast the message to
the zones. Activate the mic without prior select a group key will broadcast the paging to all zones.
Message Keys
To assign a media to a message key make sure the media file is already uploaded to Message Library (refer to Message Library
section). Click the “Message” pull-down menu to select the media.
There are 3 modes to repeat a message playing;
None
Indefinitely
Count
Click “Save” upon completion of setup.
Message playing is broadcasted to all zones. To switch from say, key 1 message to key 2 message, please press key 1 to stop the
playing first then press key 2 to activate key 2 message. Activate siren or the handheld mic will also stop a message playing.
- Only play once
- Keep repeating until user stop the playing.
- E.g. If set to 1, message will be played twice.
PROGRAMABLE ZONE KEYS
Message
Repeat
Message
Repeat
Message
Repeat
Message
Repeat
1,2,5,8,10-15,1-255 1,2,5,8,10-15,1-255
MESSAGE KEYS

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Device Setup Via Browser
Message Library
This is where iEP1202 keeps all the message media files. Click the “UPLOAD MESSAGE”
and select a media from your PC or mobile phone. Click the “UPLOAD” button when a
dialog box as shown on the right prompted up to send the media to iEP1202.
A remaining storage bar indicates available empty space left to store more media.
Click the “...” button beside a media file allow us to rename, download and delete the media
file.
All uploaded media shall appear in Key Configuration > MESSAGE KEYS panel for user to
assign a media to a message key.
Emergency
Evacuate
Resume
Greeting

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Firmware Update
System firmware shall be updated once in a while when new features are available or to fix bugs. There are 2 methods of doing:
1. Open a browser and type in the iEP1202 IP Address.
2. Under “System Configuration” page look for “Firmware Update” section as shown in below.
Update firmware in Normal Operation Mode:
Click “SELECT FIRMWARE” and choose a binary file with “acfr” extension.
Click “UPLOAD”.
Once the update is completed, the browser should enter the login page.
1. Press & hold the reset button until “SIREN / MIC” LED is turned ON. This will set the IP address to default address
192.168.0.100.
2. Press & hold the reset button untill “STREAMING” LED is turned ON. This will make iEP1202 enter bootloader mode.
3. Open a browser and enter the IP address 192.168.0.100. A web page as shown below shall appear.
4. Select “Upload Firmware”, choose a binary file with “.acfr” extension and click “UPLOAD”
5. Once the uploading is completed, the browser shall enter the login page.
Update firmware in Bootloader Mode:
If the iEP1202 “hanged”, it is required to perform system reset by :
Click the Upload Firmware button to find the
updated firmware file. Find the updated firmware file.
Ready to upload, click Upload
button to upload the firmware.
Updating progress
After finish updating firmware, the browser
automatically restart.
iEP1202.acfr

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Note:
The above specifications are correct at time of printing but subjected to changes without prior notice due to product improvements.
Technical Specifications
Power requirement
Power consumption (DC)
Idle
Active
Current consumption (DC)
Idle
Active
Microphone
Siren frequency
Connection:
- LAN interface
- Protocols
Transmission mode
Paging encoding format
Zone groupings
Zones per group
Message:
Duration per message
Total duration
Message library storage
Message key storage
Upload format
Download format
User interface
Dimension (WxHxD)
Weight
24V DC 100mA
1.3W
1.8W
53mA
72mA
Handheld condenser omni directional
Continuous at 8 kHz
RJ45 (10 / 100 Base - T)
TCP/IP, UDP, IGMP, Http, ADMP
Unicast & Multicast
G.722
8
248
2 minutes
590 seconds
20 files (max)
1 message per message key
MP3, WAV
WAV
IE Ver 9 and above, Firefox or Google Chrome (preferred)
248 x 65 x 190 (excl. mic)
900 g

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AMPERES ELECTRONICS SDN BHD
MADE IN MALAYSIA
Published : OCTOBER 2020
ISO 9001: 2015
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whatsoever arising from the use of information or any error contained in this manual.
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