Code Blue IP5000 2.0 Series Service manual

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IP5000 2.0 Series
VoIP Speakerphone
Administrator Guide
Installation, Configuration, Operation & Troubleshooting

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IP5000 2.0 Series
Administrator Guide
Table of Contents
Section Page
2 Introduction....................................................................................3
3 Getting Started...............................................................................4
4 Connectors, Ports and Switch List .............................................5
5 Wiring Diagram/PoE Wiring Diagram...........................................6
6 Installing the IP5000 Speakerphone.............................................7
6.1 Connecting Power Sources.................................................8
6.2 Connecting Network Services.............................................8
6.3 Connecting Auxiliary Devices..............................................8
6.4 Installation into Code Blue Units.........................................9
7 Optional Flush Mount Enclosure Installation Instructions......10
8 Using the IP5000 Speakerphone................................................ 11
9 Network Setup - Setting a Static IP Address.............................12
10 Provisioning the Phone...............................................................13
10.1 Determine the IP Address.................................................13
10.2 Logging into and out of the System..................................14
 10.3NetworkConguration......................................................15
 10.4ConguringtheIP5000VoIPSettings...............................18
 10.5ConguringtheSystemSettings.......................................23
 10.6ConguringSystemOptionsandScripts...........................27
11 Dual Accounts.............................................................................. 42
12 CLI (Command Line Interface)....................................................43
13 In-Call Commands........................................................................44
14 Factory Reset................................................................................45
15 Compatibility.................................................................................47
16 Conguring for Cisco Unied Communications Manager 9....48
17 Avaya IP Ofce Integration Guide.............................................. 52
18 Troubleshooting...........................................................................59
19 Regulatory and Warranty............................................................ 60
20 Technical Services and Support.................................................61

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IP5000 2.0 Series
Administrator Guide
2 Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Code Blue IP5000fullduplexVoIPspeakerphone,intercomand
pagingdeviceforindoorandoutdoorapplications.ThisspeakerphoneispartofourEmergency
Signalinggroupofproductsbuilttomeetthelatestregulations,withstandtheharshestelements
andbeproactivesolutionsforwhenyouneedthemmost.Thisguideprovidesbasicandadvanced
congurationinformationforobtainingthebestperformancewiththeIP5000speakerphone.
IP5000DualButtonw/KeypadIP5000SingleButton IP5000DualButton

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3 Getting Started
ThischapterprovidesinformationforobtainingthebestperformancewiththeIP5000speakerphone.
ItisstronglyrecommendedthattheentireguideisreadbeforeconguringyourIP5000speaker-
phonetoensureyougetmaximumperformance.
Throughout this guide you will see the following two references:
Calling Party:ThisisthepersonactivatingtheIP5000speakerphonebypressingabutton.
Called Party:ThisisthepersonreceivingthecallfromtheIP5000;typicallyaguard,911operator,
dispatchofcer,etc.
TheIP5000speakerphoneprovidespowerful,yetexibleIPemergencycommunication,delivering
excellentvoicequalityforyouremergencyspeakerphone,intercomandpagingsolution.

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4 Connectors, Ports and Switch List
TheIP5000speakerphonecomeswithyourchoiceofsinglebutton,dualbuttonordualbuttonwith
keypadfaceplate.Theinternalcomponentsconsistofaspeaker,microphone,PCBandmounting
hardware.

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5 Wiring Diagram/PoE Wiring Diagram
ED Image page
2
802.3af / at Switch
LAN 2
LAN 1
WAN
PoEPAS
Control
Aux ports
PAS
Audio
+ -+ -
Power | Battery
S-550
S1000
Ethernet
1
IP5000 Connector Side
Grounding:
Should a ground be needed,
there’s a ground screw on the
enclosure with grounding logo
next to it.
When the splitter is mounted to
the mounting bracket the bracket
becomes the ground to the
chassis of the enclosure,
however local codes may require
a ground wire be attached to the
screw in order to comply.
4
3
Data +PoE
DATA
1b
LED Faceplate Light Bar
12VDC
PoE
CB14591 PoESplitter
2.6
2.1
1.3
1
First, Electrical connection: All 3
Code Blue device’s should to be
connected to the 5 place manifold
Special Note: Notice the power cable is
connected to the Battery / Alternative Power
port of the IP5000. –See Item 1b
2
Second: Manifolds fused red lead
and black wires are secured to
spring cage connector on the
CB14591. SEE DIAGRAM
Third Step: Connect the DATA
cable RJ-45 from the Splitter
“DATA” to the IP5000 WAN PoE
port.
3
4
Fourth Step: Plug in the Ethernet
PoE Cat 5e Cable to Data+PoE
Input jack on the Splitters.
Upon PoE Negotiation with the
PoE switch port, power will be
granted to the Splitter, and the
indicator along with the device
attached will turn on.
Item
InRush
(i)
InRush
Wattage
Norm (i)
802.3af
Wattage
802.3at
Wattage
IP5000 0.22 2.64 0.09 1.08 1.08
FP LED 0.08 0.96 0.04 0.48 0.48
Combo LED 0.3 3.6 0.26 3.12 3.12
Totals 0.6 7.20 0.39 4.68 4.68
CAT5e
< 3ft
in out GRD
3ft
Cat5e
Cust
Cat5e

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6 Installing the IP5000 Speakerphone
TheIP5000speakerphoneiscapableofbeingconnectedtoPoE(802.11af&at),12-24VoltsAC
orDCpowersources.Additionally,theIP5000mayalsobeconguredwitha12-VoltDCbattery
backuporalternative12VDCpowersourcesystemwhichmonitorsandreportslowvoltage
conditionforensureduptime.
TheIP5000speakerphonehasthreeEthernetswitchports,onePoELANandtwonon-PoELANS
availableforconnectivitytonetworkservicesandforadditionalnetworkconnectivityforauxiliary
devices,suchasIPcameras,cardreaders,etc.AdditionalLANSarenotVLANcompatible.
TheIP5000speakerphonehastwonormallyopenauxiliaryoutputcontactsforconnectingdevices
suchastheLEDbeacon/strobe,camerapresetactivationinputs,thirdpartycontrollers,etc.There
isalsoonenormallyopenauxiliaryinputcontactclosureforconnectingdevices,suchasdoor
contacts,relays,etc.,whichcanbeprogrammedtoperformanyfunctionofthephone.
TheIP5000speakerphonehasbeendesignedtobemountedinanyCodeBlueenclosure.Custom
faceplatesareavailableformountinginotherproductenclosures.Contactyourlocaldealerfor
additionalinformationandavailabilityofcustomoptions.

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6.1 Connecting Power Sources
TheIP5000speakerphoneiscapableofbeingconnectedtoany
powersourcethatprovides12-24VoltsACorDCwithaminimumof
430mAcurrentrating.Optionally,a2.0Ahrbatterycanbeconnected
tothesecondarypowerinputandtheIP5000speakerphonewill
monitorthebatteryforlowvoltageconditions.Whenusedinsolar
orNightCharge®applications,thesystem’sbatteriesvoltageare
monitoredforlowbatterycondition.Itisstronglyrecommendedthat
youdisconnectanypowertotheunitpriortoinstallation.Consult
yourlocalelectricianforproperpowerconnectivitytoyourCode
Blueequipment.
6.2 Connecting Network Services
TheIP5000speakerphonehasthreeEthernetportsthatprovide
bothanupstreamnetworkconnectionpoint,aswellasfunctionas
anEthernetswitch.UpstreamnetworkconnectivityfortheIP5000
canbeconnectedtoanyoftheseports,however,onlytheleftmost
portacceptsPoEpower.Additionaldevices,suchasIPcameras,
cardreaders,etc.canbeconnectedtotheremainingports.
NotethatiftheIP5000isconguredwithaVLANID(seesection
10,“VLANConguration”),onlythespeakerphoneitselfwill
communicateusingVLAN-taggedpackets.Ifadditionaldevices
connectedtotheIP5000’sotherEthernetportsmustcommunicate
onaVLAN,theymusteithersupportVLANtaggingthemselves
(whichwillbepassedthroughtheIP5000’sbuilt-inswitch)orthe
upstreamconnectionmustbeprovidinguntaggedpacketsfromthat
VLAN.
6.3 Connecting Auxiliary Devices
TheIP5000speakerphone’sanalogauxiliaryconnectionsaretwo
normallyopenoutputsandonenormallyopeninput.Typically,any
CodeBlueunitwithanLEDbeacon/strobewillhavethetrigger
connectedtoAuxiliaryOutput1.TheAuxiliaryOutputscanbe
programmedtobeactiveduringacallorbyenteringaspecic
timeperiod.NewtoVersion2,theauxiliaryoutputcouldbe
conguredformomentaryon-demandtimedactivationsviaDTMF
fromthecalledpartyphone.TheAuxiliaryInputcanbeprogrammed
toperformanyscriptenteredintothephone.SeeIP5000User
Guideforfurtherinformationonprogrammingtheauxiliaryoutputs.
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1-4 CONNECTING POWER SOURCES
TheIP5000speakerphoneiscapableofbeingconnectedtoanypower
sourcethatprovides12-24VoltsACorDCwithaminimumof430mA
currentrating.Optionally2.0Ahrbatterycanbeconnectedtothe
secondarypowerinputandtheIP5000speakerphonewillmonitorthe
batteryforlowvoltageconditions.Whenusedinsolar or NightCharge®
applications,thesystembatteriesvoltagearemonitoredforlowbattery
condition.Itisstronglyrecommendedthatyoudisconnectanypower
totheunitpriortoinstallation.Consultyourlocalelectricianforproper
powerconnectivitytoyourCodeBlueequipment.
1.5 Connecting Network Services
TheIP5000speakerphonehasthreeEthernetportsthatprovidebothanupstreamnetworkconnectionpointaswell
fasfunctionasanEthernetswitch.Upstreamnetworkconnectivityfor theIP5000canbeconnectedtoanyofthese
ports;however,onlytheleftmostportacceptsPoEpower.AdditionaldevicessuchasIPcameras,cardreaders,etc.
canbeconnectedtotheremainingports.
NotethatiftheIP5000isconfiguredwithaVLANID
(seesection2.5,"VLANConfiguration"),onlythe
speakerphoneitselfwillcommunicateusingVLAN-tagged
packets.IfadditionaldevicesconnectedtotheIP5000's
otherEthernetportsmustcommunicateonaVLAN,they
musteithersupportVLANtaggingthemselves(whichwill
bepassedthroughtheIP5000'sbuilt-inswitch),orthe
upstreamconnectionmustbeprovidinguntaggedpackets
fromthatVLAN.
1-6 CONNECTING AUXILIARY DEVICES
TheIP5000speakerphoneanalogauxiliaryconnectionsare
two(2)normallyopenoutputsandone(1)normallyopeninput.
TypicallyanyCodeBlueunitwithaLEDbeacon/strobewill
havethetriggerconnectedtoAuxiliaryOutput1.TheAuxiliary
Outputscanbeprogrammedtobeactiveduringacallorby
enteringaspecifictimeperiod.Newtoversion2theauxiliary
outputcouldbeconfiguredformomentaryon-demand timed
activationsviaDTMFfromthecalledpartyphone.The
AuxiliaryInputcanbeprogrammedtoperformanyscript
enteredintothephone.Seesections5-8,5-10through5-12
forfurtherinformationonprogrammingtheauxiliaryoutputs.
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OptionalBattery12VDC2Ahr
Ethernet
PoE
LAN
LAN
LAN
Auxiliary Ports
AuxOutput1
AuxOutput2
AuxOutput1
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1-4 CONNECTING POWER SOURCES
TheIP5000speakerphoneiscapableofbeingconnectedtoanypower
sourcethatprovides12-24VoltsACorDCwithaminimumof430mA
currentrating.Optionally2.0Ahrbatterycanbeconnectedtothe
secondarypowerinputandtheIP5000speakerphonewillmonitorthe
batteryforlowvoltageconditions.Whenusedinsolar or NightCharge®
applications,thesystembatteriesvoltagearemonitoredforlowbattery
condition.Itisstronglyrecommendedthatyoudisconnectanypower
totheunitpriortoinstallation.Consultyourlocalelectricianforproper
powerconnectivitytoyourCodeBlueequipment.
1.5 Connecting Network Services
TheIP5000speakerphonehasthreeEthernetportsthatprovidebothanupstreamnetworkconnectionpointaswell
fasfunctionasanEthernetswitch.Upstreamnetworkconnectivityfor theIP5000canbeconnectedtoanyofthese
ports;however,onlytheleftmostportacceptsPoEpower.AdditionaldevicessuchasIPcameras,cardreaders,etc.
canbeconnectedtotheremainingports.
NotethatiftheIP5000isconfiguredwithaVLANID
(seesection2.5,"VLANConfiguration"),onlythe
speakerphoneitselfwillcommunicateusingVLAN-tagged
packets.IfadditionaldevicesconnectedtotheIP5000's
otherEthernetportsmustcommunicateonaVLAN,they
musteithersupportVLANtaggingthemselves(whichwill
bepassedthroughtheIP5000'sbuilt-inswitch),orthe
upstreamconnectionmustbeprovidinguntaggedpackets
fromthatVLAN.
1-6 CONNECTING AUXILIARY DEVICES
TheIP5000speakerphoneanalogauxiliaryconnectionsare
two(2)normallyopenoutputsandone(1)normallyopeninput.
TypicallyanyCodeBlueunitwithaLEDbeacon/strobewill
havethetriggerconnectedtoAuxiliaryOutput1.TheAuxiliary
Outputscanbeprogrammedtobeactiveduringacallorby
enteringaspecifictimeperiod.Newtoversion2theauxiliary
outputcouldbeconfiguredformomentaryon-demand timed
activationsviaDTMFfromthecalledpartyphone.The
AuxiliaryInputcanbeprogrammedtoperformanyscript
enteredintothephone.Seesections5-8,5-10through5-12
forfurtherinformationonprogrammingtheauxiliaryoutputs.
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LAN
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6.4 Installation into Code Blue Units
TheIP5000speakerphoneisdesignedtotintoanyexistingornewCodeBlueunitenclosure.It
isadirectreplacementfortheInterActanalogseries:IA2000,IA3000,IA3100,IA4000andIA4100.
Additionally,CodeBlueofferscustomfaceplatedesignsthatallowtheIP5000tobeplacedin
manydifferentenclosuretypes.CodeBlueprovidessixcustomsecurityscrewsandsecuritybits
witheachCodeBlueunitforattachingtheIP5000speakerphone.Consultyourunitinstallation
instructions for further information.
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1-7 INSTALLATION INTO CODE BLUE UNITS
TheIP5000speakerphoneisdesignedtofitintoanyexistingornewCodeBlueunitenclosure.Itisadirect
replacementfortheInterActanalogseries:IA2000,IA3000,IA3100,IA4000andIA4100.Additionally,CodeBlue
offerscustomfaceplatedesignsallowingtheIP5000tobeplacedinmanydifferentenclosuretypes.CodeBlue
providessix(6)custom securityscrewsandsecuritybitwitheachCodeBlueunitforattachingtheIP5000
speakerphone.Consultyourunitinstallationinstructionsforfurtherinformation.
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PRE-INSTALLATION
1.0 Electrical preparation–Theunitmayhavesupplywiresrunfromeither(a)behindtheunit
throughthewall,or(b)belowtheunitbyusinganexternalconduitthroughthebottomoftheunit’s
backplate.Mountingholesintheback,bottomorsideofunittobeadministeredbytheinstaller.
IMPORTANT:Ifwiringiscominginfromthebottomorback,insurethattheconduitis
alignedatthistime.Connectelectricalandcommunicationswiring(seewiringinstructions).Follow
allnationalandlocalcodesthatapply.
1.1 Prepare Wall–FMEenclosuremountingholeinwallshouldexceptthehousingdimensions
belowandmustbesmallerthanthefaceplatedimensionstoensurecleanushmountlook.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
1.2 Mark the ush mount mounting hole–InordertocomplywiththeAmericanswithDisabil-
itiesAct(ADA)of1990,thespeakerphonebutton(s)shouldbepositionedbetween34and48inches
fromgradelevel.(ConsultanADAspecialistinyourareatoverifylocalandfederalguidelines.)
1.3 Secure the housing to the wall–TheFlushmountenclosurecanbemountedfromthe
back,bottomorsidebydrillingthemountingholeswhereneededpertheinstallersapplicationwhile
stillkeepingtheunitwithinADAcomplianceheight.(1.2)Mountinghardwaretobesuppliedbyin-
staller.
7 Optional Flush Mount Enclosure Installation Instructions

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8 Using the IP5000 Speakerphone
TheIP5000speakerphonecanbeconguredformultipleuses.Themainfunctionistoprovidetwo-
wayvoicecommunications.Pressingbutton#1(Redbutton)PUSH FOR HELP, EMERGENCY or
EMERGENCY/EMERGENCIAwillactivatetheconguredscriptprogrammedforbutton#1.
Button#1activationoverridesanyotheractiontheIP5000isperformingatthetimeofthebutton
press.Forexample,iftheIP5000was:
1. Beingprogrammedatthetime
2. In a monitoring call
3. In the middle of a diagnostic test
4. IntheprocessofaPublicAlertsession
5. Inaninformation(button#2)call.
Button#2,INFO or CALL,aretypicallyutilizedforplacinginformationalcallsorforacquiringdial
toneandutilizingthekeypad,respectively.Anyactionotherthanbutton#1activationisconsidered
Non-Prioritycallingandcommonlyutilizedfordirectorservice,student/employeeparkinglotescort
requests,gateentryrequests,guestservicesandsimilarrequests.
TheIP5000speakerphone’sAuxiliaryOutputsaretypicallyutilizedforactivatingCodeBlue’sLED
Beacon/Strobe,andcanbeusedasanormallyopen(N.O.)drycontactclosure(seeA&Especfor
relayratings)used,forexample,toactivatecentralizedbuilding/securitymanagementequipment.
TheIP5000speakerphone’sAuxiliaryInputisutilizedtomakeanemergencycallorotherfunction
whenactivated.Itcanbeconnectedtoanynormallyopen(N.O.)outputcontactandwillinitialize
theconguredscriptwhenactivated.Typicaluseswouldbedoororgatecontactsforunauthorized
entry,motionsensoractivations,andactivationuponremovalofLifeRingsonpiersorbeaches.The
auxiliaryInputcanbeusedtoresetanoutputleftenabledforlocationidenticationafteracallhas
beenterminatedbythesecuritydesk.
AuxiliaryInputrequiresavoltageof9-32voltsACorDCtodetectaremotedevicescontactclosure.
Incomingcalls:TheIP5000auto-answersanincomingcall,Basedonthesettingsconguredin
General Conguration > Incoming Calls > Answer inImmediatelyorafteranumberofrings.If
theIP5000Public Address > Always Route Incoming Calls to Public Addresswasenabled,
allansweredcallswillnowbebroadcasttothePublicAddressSystem.Inordertocounterthat
automaticanswer/publicaddressenablefeature,thecaller(guard)canexitoutofthatmode
usingthe#2keyonhiskeypad.

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9 Network Setup
Determine the IP Address
TheIP5000speakerphoneisDHCPbydefault.
1. ConnecttheIP5000speakerphonetoyournetwork.TheLEDwillashmomentarilyandan
 audiblebeepwillbeheardoutofthespeakertoindicatetheOSisloading.TheIP5000
 speakerphonewillacquireIPNetworksettingsfromyourDHCPserver.
2. CheckyourDHCPleaserecordsorutilizeanetworkscannersuchasSoftPerfect’sNetwork
 ScannertomatchtheMACaddressoftheIP5000speakerphonetothecorrectIPaddress
 inyourleasetableoroutputofthenetworkscanner.
Lease Table and Network Scanner Example

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10 Provisioning the Phone
10.1 Setting a Static IP Address
OnceyouhaveobtainedtheDHCPaddressoftheIP5000andareloggedintothespeakerphone,
youhavetheoptionofleavingthespeakerphonesetatDHCP(defaultsetting)orsettingastaticIP
address. To set a static IP address:
1. Click on the Network menu item under Network Setup(seefarleft-handcolumn).
2. Under the Generalsection,selectStatic IPastheConnectionType.
3. EnteryourdesiredIPsettingsundertheStaticIPAddressheading.
4. Onceyouhaveenteredallyoursettings,clickonSave Changes.
Note:IfyouhavemovedyourIP5000toanetworkyourPCcannotaccess,youwillhavetocong-
ureyourPCtoaccessthatnetworkbeforecongurationcancontinue.

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10.2 Logging into and out of the System
Logging into the System
1. Loginusingawebbrowser.
A. PlacetheIPAddressofyourIP5000intotheURLaddressbarandpressENTER.
B. Dependingonthebrowserbeingused,acerticatewarningmaypopup.Goahead
 andapproveinordertoloadthelogindialogbox.
C. Enterusername“admin”andpassword“admin”andpressENTER.
2. System Status Screen.
A. CurrentsessiontimebeforeAuto-Logoutisexecuted.
B. Clicking Renewwillrestartthetimerto10minutes,effectivelykeepingyoulogged
 in.Thisstatehelpspreventothersfromlogginginandtakingoverthesession,
therefore erasing any unsaved changes made.
C. Clicking Logout will log you out of the GUI.
D. Network:DisplayscurrentIPaddress,DNSaddress,DNSTertiaryaddress,Account
 1’scurrentstatusandAccount2’scurrentstatus.

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Logging into the System
1. TologoutoftheIP5000speakerphone,simplyclickonLogout under Session (seefarleft-
 handcolumn).
 Thespeakerphonewillalsologyououtautomaticallyafter10minutes.
 Youwillbepromptedforconrmation.
2. Click OKtocompletethelogoutprocessorCanceltocontinueconguringyourIP5000.

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10.3 Network Configuration
OnceyouhaveobtainedtheDHCPaddressoftheIP5000speakerphone,youcanloginandseta
static IP address.
1. Click on the Network menu item under Network Setup(seefarleft-handcolumn).
2. Under General,clickonStatic IP for Connection Type.
3. EnteryourdesiredIPsettingsunderStatic IP Address.
4. Onceyouhaveenteredyoursettings,clickonSave Changes.
NotethatifyouhavemovedyourIP5000toanetworkyourPCcannotaccess,youwillhavetocon-
gureyourPCtoaccessthatnetworkbeforecongurationcancontinue.

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VLANConguration
TheIP5000speakerphoneiscapableofperformingIEEE802.1Qframetagginganduserpriority
settings.
1. Click on the Network menu item under Network Setup(seefarleft-handcolumn).
2. Then click on the VLAN EnabledcheckboxintheVLAN section and select your desired
 VLANIDandUserPriority.
3. Onceyouhaveenteredyoursettings,clickon Save Changes.
NotethatifyourPCcannotaccessthenewVLAN,youwillhavetocorrectthisproblembefore
continuingconguration,asyouwillloseaccesstotheIP5000.IfyouwishtodisableVLANsupport
andcannotreachtheIP5000onitsconguredVLAN,factory-resettheunittoclearnetworkcongu-
ration.

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10.4 Configuring the IP5000 VoIP Settings
TheIP5000speakerphoneisanadvancedVoIPdevicecapableofconnectivitytoVoIPsystemsvia
SIPandIAX2protocols.Built-incodecsprovidemultipleoptionsforcommunicatingwithyourVoIP
systemorCodeBlue’sToolVox®MediaGateway.STUNservercapabilitiesarealsobuilt-inforhelp-
ingtraverserewallswhenconnectingtheunitoutsideofthehostingnetwork.
CONFIGURINGVOIPACCOUNTS
TheIP5000speakerphonecanregistertoVoIPsystemsusingeithertheSIPorIAXprotocols,and
hastheabilitytoregistertotwoseparateVoIPsystemssimultaneouslytoprovideredundancy.
EachoftheIP5000’stwoaccounts,availableunderVoIPSetupasAccount1andAccount2,canbe
conguredaseitherSIPorIAX,subjecttothelimitationthatyoucanonlyhaveoneofthetwoac-
countsconguredasIAX.Ifyouwishtouseonlyoneaccount,setAccount2toDisabled.

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ConguringaSIPAccount
EitheroftheIP5000speakerphone’stwoaccountscanbeconguredtoregistertoaVoIPsystem
viaSIP.Congurationisasfollows:
• SettheVoIPProtocoltoSIPandRTP.
• ForDescription,enteranametheIP5000willuseinternallytorefertothisaccount.
• ForUsername/Number,enterthenumberthattheIP5000willuseforSIPaddressing.Thiswill
oftenbetheextensionnumberinaVoIP-basedPBX.
• ForDisplayName,enterthenametheIP5000willsendinSIPtransactions.Thiswilloftenbe
the calling name of the extension.
• ForDomain,enterthedomaintheIP5000willregisterto.
• ForOutboundProxy,enteraSIPproxytheIP5000shouldsendoutboundcallsto.Ifthisisthe
sameasthedomain,youcanleavethiseldblank.
• ForOutboundProxyPort,enteranIPportnumbertheIP5000willsendoutboundcallsto.Typi-
cally,thisshouldbeleftat0.
• ForRegistrationLifetime,enterthetimeinsecondstheIP5000willrequestthatitsregistration
bevalidfor.TheIP5000willautomaticallyre-registerbeforethistimeperiodexpires.
• CheckKeep-AliveifyouwanttheIP5000toperiodicallysendOPTIONSrequeststotheSIP
server,e.g.tokeepaNATconnectionalive.
• CheckSTUNifyouwanttoenableSTUNsupportforthisaccount.
• YoucanadjusttheDTMFThreshholdvalueifyouhavedifcultieswiththeIP5000activatingin-
callcommandswhennoDTMF
ispresent.
• ForUsernameandPassword,
settheusernameandpass-
wordtheIP5000willuseto
authenticate to the domain and
outboundproxy.Notethatthe
username is used for authenti-
cation only and need not match
theUsername/Numbereld
iftheVoIPsystemdoesnot
expectitto.
• VLANuserprioritiescanbead-
justedforSIPandRTPaudio.

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IP5000 2.0 Series
Administrator Guide
ConguringanIAXAccount
EitheroftheIP5000speakerphone’stwoaccountscanbeconguredtoregistertoaVoIPsystem
viaIAX.(Note,however,thatonlyoneofthetwoaccountsmaybeconguredasIAX-theIP5000
doesnotsupporttwosimultaneousIAXaccounts.)
Congurationisasfollows:
• SettheVoIPProtocoltoIAX.
• ForDescription,enteranametheIP5000willuseinternallytorefertothisaccount.
• ForUsername/Number,enterthenumberthattheIP5000willuseforIAXaddressing.Thiswill
oftenbetheextensionnumber
inaVoIP-basedPBX.
• ForDisplayName,enterthe
displaynametheIP5000will
send in IAX transactions. This
willoftenbethecallingnameof
the extension.
• ForDomain,enterthedomain
theIP5000willuseinitsIAX
address.
• ForRegistrar,entertheaddress
oftheIAXservertheIP5000
should register and send
outboundcallsto.Ifthisisthe
sameasthedomain,youcan
leavethiseldblank.
• ForRegistrarPort,enteranIP
portnumbertheIP5000will
registerandsendoutboundcallsto.Typically,thisshouldbeleftat0.
• ForUsernameandPassword,settheusernameandpasswordtheIP5000willusetoauthenti-
catetothedomainandoutboundproxy.Notethattheusernameisusedforauthenticationonly
andneednotmatchtheUsername/NumbereldiftheVoIPsystemdoesnotexpectitto.
• ForRegistrationLifetime,enterthetimeinsecondstheIP5000willrequestthatitsregistration
bevalidfor.TheIP5000willautomaticallyre-registerbeforethistimeperiodexpires.