EGi Millennium IP Series User manual

AirPlay-compatible
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Dear customer,
Before you start reading this manual on EGi’s Gateway 1111 Millennium IP,
we would like to thank you for the trust you have placed in us.
Thanks to this interface you will be able to send IP audio and voice anywhere
in the world.
IMPORTANT
To program and use this unit, it must have a power supply of 15 V ,
connection to an Ethernet or LAN network, and it is advisable for you to
have some knowledge of network programming.
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RELAY
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12
15
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PIN
OUT
RELAY
OUT
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POWER and ON LED
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System status LED.
3
Ethernet connection status LED
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4
Server mode operation LED
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5
IN audio signal input LED
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6
PIN IN power activation LED
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7
Input relay activation LED.
8
OUT audio signal output LED
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9
PIN OUT power activation LED
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10
Output relay activation LED
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11
1111 system reset button
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12 IN balanced audio input through 6.3 mm jack or female XLR connector.
13 PIN IN audio and relay inputs referred to ground 4, via plug-in terminal block.
14 OUT balanced audio input through male XLR connector.
15
PIN OUT audio and relay outputs (potential free contact) referred to ground 4,
via plug-in terminal block.
16 15 V power input terminal block.
17 Standard 15 V coaxial power jack.
18 RJ45 Ethernet connector with indicator LEDs for network status and data.
19 USB 2.0 female connector for future applications.
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Autorization Required
Please enter your username and password.
ResetLogin
Username egi
Password • • • •
EGI-1111-0007
First connection steps
To start the 1111 module it must be connected to a 15 V socket via the coaxial power jacks or terminal
blocks located at the rear. The POWER LED will come on and the operating system will start to load for
1 or 2 minutes. When it has been loaded the SYSTEM STATUS LED will remain steady and the unit can
now be connected to a router or to your company network via the RJ45 connector, where a DHCP server
must be available. The network parameters will be automatically configured.
The unit publishes its IP address and name through NetBIOS (samba), so you can connect directly with
its name on a PC using any Ethernet or Internet explorer program.
NOTE: The other rear connections (AUDIO IN, AUDIO OUT, PIN IN, PIN OUT, RELAY IN and RELAY OUT)
will depend on the needs of each installation.
1111 Configuration
From a web browser, enter the address of the name that appears on the label on the front of the unit,
for example: http://EGI-1111-0007
You will see the following image on the screen:
The Gateway 1111 can be programmed by entering the username and password, which, by default, is:
Username: egi
Password: 1234
If you have any problems entering using the browser, click on the lower right of the EGi User screen,
type in the username and password, and click Start session with the mouse.
RESET functions
The RESET button has 3 functions:
• When pressed for less than 1 sec. the
unit plays, through the audio output
(AUDIO OUT or PIN OUT), the name
of the unit so you can locate it in the
LAN network.
• When pressed for more than 1 sec. the
unit reboots to its previous status.
• When pressed for more than 10 sec.
the unit returns to factory status with
all its initial settings.
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NOTE: to access the latest version of the manual, click on the “Help" menu.
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General
Language English
Design EGi
Welcome!
Web interface to configure equipment 1111
Interface module for audio through Ethernet network with HiFi mono quality audio.
Priority management of messages over background music.
3 working modes:
VoIP client, Unicast or Multicast.
Audio IP Gateway with multicast HiFi quality similar to mono CD.
Player of HIfI music: locally o from internet streaming sites, with habitual audio encodings (WAV, MP3...) and internet radio.
Internal memory to work as a network disk of 7 GB for audio files.
RJ45 Ethernet conection with 10/100 Mb speed.
USB 2.0 conection for additional audio storage and future applications.
Upgradeable firmware.
Configuration through Web page
Remote control from multimedia equipment, like smartphone, table or PC
15 V power supply through terminal block or coaxial connector
Audio input and output through XLR connectors or EGi PIN compatible terminal block (3VRMS AC+7V DC).
Output relay for amplifier control or auxiliar function.
Input relay for streaming control or auxiliar function.
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Web UI
Here you can customize the settings and the functionality of the web interface.
If you have entered the username and password correctly, the following welcome screen and
information about the system is displayed:
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Overview menu
"Overview General" gives the general details of the unit and the software version that is currently
running.
"Overview Settings" allows language and web interface appearance to be configured.
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System menu
Change unit name and time zone
"System General" provides general information about the system, and allows the unit name and
time zone to be changed.
Admin Password
Change the password (User egi)
Password
Confirmation
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System
Here you can configure the basic aspects of your device like its hostname or the timezone.
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System EGi Millennium IP Streamer
Processor ARM926EJ-S rev 5 (v5l)
Load 0.19, 0.07, 0.06
Memory 59.66 MB (62% cached, 2% buffered, 2% free)
Local Time Mon Sep 26 15:35:41 2016
Uptime 01h 21min 21s
Version 008591S3
Serial number 300007
Hostname EGI-1111-0007
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Network
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Status
Network MAC-Address IPv4-Address IPv4-Netmask Traffic Errors
Hardware Address transmitted / received TX / RX
lan D4:91:AF:30:00:07 192.6.1.83 255.255.255.0 753.87 KB / 2.00 MB 0 / 0
Local Network
Protocol manual
IPv4-Address 192.6.1.83
IPv4-Netmask 255.255.255.0
IPv4-Gateway(optional) 192.168.1.1
DNS-Server(optional) 77.73.160.11
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Network menu
"Network General" is where network connection data are configured.
By default, the network configuration is taken automatically from a DHCP server. This is what is referred to as
automatic protocol.
If, however, static IP addresses need to be configured, the manual protocol must be selected:
In IPv4 Address write the static IP address in your network.
In IPv4 netmask, normally write the numbers 255.255.255.0.
In gateway, enter the LAN network gateway address that connects your section of the network to the rest
of the world.
In DNS-server configure the address of an Internet name server, which converts the Internet server
names into their IP addresses.
Change password
In "System EGi user Password" the password and the EGi username can be changed.
To change the password, click the “System” menu, and then in "EGi user password” enter the new
password and press “Save”. To exit without saving changes, press “Revert”.
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Download backup: Generate archive
Reset to defaults: Perform reset
Flash operation
Backup / Restore
Click "Generate archive" to download a tar archive of the current configuration files. To reset the firmware to its initial state, click "Perform reset".
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Restore backup: Choose File No file chosen Upload archive...
To restore configuration files, you can upload a previously generated backup archive here.
Change application: Choose File No file chosen Upload archive...
Download here a new application file.The whole process will take more than 3 minutes to finish and the equipment will restart a couple of times.
Keep settings:
Image: Choose File No file chosen Flash image...
Flash new firmware image
Upload an image here to replace the running firmware. Check "Keep settings" to retain the current configuration. The whole process will take more than 10 minutes to finish
and the equipment will restart a couple of times.
Flash Firmware - Verify
The flash image was uploaded. Below is the checksum and file size listed, compare them with the original file to ensure data integrity.
Click "Proceed" below to start the flash procedure.
• Checksum: 61b00402a900c0af2ee37c4ecba30969
• Size: 69.90 MB
• Configuration files will be kept.
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Backup/Flash firmware
In "System Backup/Flash firmware" the configuration can be saved or retrieved and the unit’s
firmware updated.
In save/restore you can save a copy of the unit’s configuration in your PC. This allows you to recover a
known good configuration at any time.
To do so, click the "Generate archive" button and select a location in a directory for your backup.
The “Reset” button allows the unit’s default values to be restored.
In order to recover a configuration saved in a PC directory, click the “Choose file” button and select
your file copy. Then click “Upload archive” to change the configuration.
To upgrade the firmware or software version, you have the "Flash new firmware image" section.
Due to safety checks the whole process may take around 15 minutes.
Mark the box: “Keep settings” if you wish to keep the unit’s current settings.
First select the new firmware version you wish to save, by clicking the “Choose file” button and
searching for it on your hard drive or in the directory.
It will be a file of the type: EGiMillenniumIP_upgrade_files.tar
Next click the “Save image” button to download the file to the unit
Depending on the browser, a progress bar or percentage will be displayed at the bottom of the screen,
indicating that the file is being downloaded (approximately 4 minutes).
When the download ends wait for the file integrity check which takes about 3 minutes.
When this check ends, a new screen will be displayed:
Click the “Proceed” button on the new screen to start flash recording.
The unit will reboot several times until the process has been completed (approximately 8 minutes).

Audio player
Player volume 70
% Enter to change
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Mode
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Mode PLAYER
SERVER
CLIENT
PLAYER
VoIP ONLY
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Mode
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Mode PLAYER
Audio player ON
Player volume 70
% Enter to change
Playlist repeat
Random play mode
Automatic playlist
Playlist file all
M3U
DLNA OFF
AirPlay OFF
PIN output ON
RELAY output ON
Streaming enabled
GENERAL OPTIONS
Analog input OFF
General volume 70
% (88% to obtain 0dB) Enter to change Save & Apply Save Revert
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Services Millennium IP
Work modes
To configure the unit’s work mode and the audio player settings, enter:
"Services Millennium IP".
The first parameter is the work “Mode” you wish to use:
• SERVER - The unit behaves as a server/audio transmitter to the LAN network through Audio link.
• CLIENT - The unit behaves as client or audio receiver from the LAN network through Audio Link.
• PLAYER - The unit behaves both as a local and Internet music player.
• VoIP ONLY - The unit only responds to VoIP services.
WORK MODES DEPENDING ON FUNCTION
• Player.
– MPD (Music Player Daemon)
– Airplay
– DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)
– Music streaming server.
• Client VoIP.
– SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)
– Multicast
• Audio link (one unit is configured as the server and another as the client).
– Unicast & Multicast CD Quality.
– VoIP cannot be used in this mode.
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Mode
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Mode SERVER
Audio server ON
Channel number 1
% Must be between 1 and 100
Port 5004
Preferably use an even number between 50001 and 32767
PIN state publishing REMOTE
RELAY state publishing REMOTE
Streaming control OFF
Input gain 6
dB (6dB nominal)
With RTCP synchronism
(Audio-link)
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Server work mode
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The audio-link mode is used independently in this work mode, via the Audio IN inputs (XLR IN or PIN
IN) or linked to a Millennium extension, through a zone module 1306 (XLR IN).
The audio that enters the unit in server mode is transmitted through IP to the existing module or
modules in the same LAN network, configured in CLIENT mode. Transmission without compression is
CD quality (44.1 KHz, 16 bits).
The parameters are:
– Audio server (ON/OFF):to stop the audio transmission.
– Channel number: selected transmission channel between 1 and 10 (it will transmit in multicast
address 239.192.0.X, where X is the channel number).
WORK MODES DEPENDING ON WHETHER IT IS INTEGRATED WITH MILLENNIUM OR USED SEPARATELY
Mode 1: Integration with Millennium
• Decentralisation via IP networks. (Audio link Mode).
– Installations in tunnels (distributed units).
– Large buildings (decentralised racks).
Mode 2: Distributed IP paging without MILLENNIUM
• Zone module.
– Audio source management by priority.
– Messages through VoIP (VoIP mode).
Up to 3 Zones without PBX (Private Branch Exchange) server.
Unicast & Multicast with multiple codes G.711, G.729, Speex).
– Background music.
MPD local music (local files and radio via Internet), (Player mode).
VLC audio streaming channels or streamer module.
– Local audio input with configurable priority.
• STREAMER module (Audio link mode).
– Analogue audio capture.
– Streaming output.

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Mode CLIENT
GENERAL OPTIONS
General volume 70
% (88% to obtain 0dB) Enter to change
Audio client ON
Channel number 1
% Must be between 1 and 100
Port 5004
Preferably use an even number between 50001 and 32767
Latency 100
Value in ms, between 20 and 20000
With RTCP synchronism
(Audio-link)
PIN output REMOTE_PIN
RELAY output (XLR) REMOTE_RELAY
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– Port: the 5004 must be used whenever possible so that the network switches/routers will be able to
correctly process the IP audio.
– PIN state publishing: it transmits to the network, the status of the PIN input of the unit to be able
to automatically control the client module outputs. There are 3 options: periodically transmit the
current status of the input (REMOTE), always transmit ON or always transmit OFF.
– RELAY state publishing: it transmits to the network, the status of the RELAY input of the unit to
be able to automatically control the client module outputs. There are 3 options: periodically transmit
the current status of the input (REMOTE), always transmit ON or always transmit OFF.
– Input gain: gain in dB that is analogically applied to the audio input before digitizing. The nominal
value is 6 dB. The nominal audio input is 1.2 VRMS for the XLR input and 3 VRMS with 7.5 V activation
of the PIN input. If the audio level is lower, gain must be applied correspondingly in order to reach
the nominal input value.
The final buttons are used to:
– Save: to configure the parameters without rebooting the service. The configured parameters will be
used the next time the unit starts.
– Save and apply: to configure the parameters and reboot the service. In the case of the server, the
unit must be rebooted completely and it will take another minute for the changes to take effect.
– Revert: deletes the form and returns to previous initial values.
Client work mode
In this work mode the audio-link mode is used independently via the Audio OUT inputs (XLR OUT or
PIN OUT) or linked to a Millennium extension, through a zone module 1306 (XLR OUT).
The audio is streamed over the LAN from a device configured as server. Several clients can be
connected to the same audio channel.
The parameters are:
– Audio client (ON/OFF): to stop receiving the audio.
– Channel number: selected transmission channel between 1 and 10 (it will transmit in multicast address
239.192.0.X, where X is the channel number).
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Mode PLAYER
Audio player ON
Player volume 70
% Enter to change
Playlist repeat
Random play mode
Automatic playlist
Playlist file all
M3U
DLNA OFF
AirPlay OFF
PIN output ON
RELAY output ON
Streaming enabled
GENERAL OPTIONS
Analog input OFF
General volume 70
% (88% to obtain 0dB) Enter to change Save & Apply Save Revert
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– Port: the same as configured in the server.
– PIN Output: 5 options:
• REMOTE_PIN: shows the current status of the PIN input of the server module.
• REMOTE_RELAY: shows the current status of the RELAY input of the server module.
• REMOTE_ANY: activated if any of the server module inputs are active.
• ON: always active.
• OFF: always inactive.
– RELAY Output (XLR): 5 options:
• REMOTE_PIN: shows the current status of the PIN input of the server module.
• REMOTE_RELAY: shows the current status of the RELAY input of the server module.
• REMOTE_ANY: activated if any of the server module inputs are active.
• ON: always active.
• OFF: always inactive.
– General volume: Unit audio output level in %. The maximum nominal value is 88% for an input
to be distorted at maximum nominal value.
The final buttons are used to:
– Save: to configure the parameters without rebooting the service. The configured parameters will be
used the next time the unit starts.
– Save and apply: to configure the parameters and reboot the service. In the case of the server, the
unit must be rebooted completely and it will take another minute for the changes to take effect.
– Revert: deletes the form and returns to previous initial values.
If the unit is used as a Millennium zone, it is recommended for the volume level of each zone to be configured
on the website, instead of on the 1306 zone module with the console. There are two reasons for this:
– If you reduce the output of the 1306, the audio input of your 1111 module will not use the entire
dynamic margin when digitizing, so the signal/noise ratio will get worse.
– As there is a possibility of several client modules being connected to one single server module this
permits configuring the volume separately in each client/amplifier zone.
Player work mode
The 1111 module includes a complete audio player, which enables you to listen to both local audio files
and audio streams from the Internet (Internet radios) or PC.
It has 3 work modes:
• Local audio file player with playlists, based on the Music Player Daemon (MPD) program.

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Connect with EGi-1111-0002
User: egi
Password: ••••
Remember password
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To load audio files in the unit, write the following in Windows
Explorer:
\\EGi-1111-0_ _ _\music
The password will be requested, by default:
User: egi
Password: 1234
– Analogue input: ON/OFF.
– Analogue input in use: indicates which input signal will switch to analogue audio, PIN input or
XLR activated by the RELAY_IN input.
– General volume: unit audio output level in %. The maximum nominal value is 88%. This is the
value for which an input at maximum nominal value would not be distorted. A higher value could
distort depending on the input level . 0% = -∞dB; 88% = 0 dB; 100% = +1.1 dB.
The MPD can be controlled from a mobile or PC by means of freely available MPD clients, such as:
– PC: Auremo
– Android: DroidMPD
– IOS: MPoD
In this work mode the 1111 unit plays or obtains the audio from the network independently, with the PC,
mobile or tablet acting as remote control. There can be more than one client controlling the MPD at the
same time, and any changes are automatically displayed in all the clients. The MPD client can
disconnect or switch off the mobile and the MPD will continue playing the configured playlist.
The DLNA/Airplay work mode is similar to audio Bluetooth but it operates via WiFi or Ethernet. The
contents are played by mobile or PC and sent to the unit. If a call is received by the mobile or if the
mobile leaves the area covered by WiFi, the audio will be lost. But remember that with this option
mobile or tablet battery consumption will be greater.
• Audio streaming playing, which permits:
– Playing radios over the Internet.
– Receiving corporate audio from an external streaming server.
– Receiving audio from a PC, sent with a streaming program such as VLC, Windows media player,
Icecast2, Jamcast, etc.
– Creating streaming with adverts and music, by programs such as Airtime.
• Playing audio from PC, tablet or mobile:
– Android/PC: DLNA.
– Apple/iTunes: AirPlay-compatible.
The parameters are:
– ON/OFF audio player: to stop playing audio.
– Player volume (%): volume at which the audio is heard on the players. It is separated from the general
volume and is based on a percentage over dB. 0% = -∞dB; 88% = 0 dB; 100% = +1.1 dB.
– Music player daemon parameters (MPD):
• Repeat playlist: the selected list will be repeated over and over again.
• Random play mode: the list will play audio files randomly.
• Automatic playlist: if this box is ticked, the selected playlist will be loaded every time the 1111
unit is turned on, and it will be played automatically in the established list order (AutoPlay).
• Playlist file: a playlist can be selected for automatic start, out of those available in the music
directory/playlists. Lists can be loaded directly from the PC into the file explorer or created with
an MPD client from PC, tablet or mobile. They must have M3U format.
• DLNA: ON/OFF. This plays the audio from a DLNA device, such as PC, tablet and mobile based
on Android or Windows. It does this through the MPD.
• Airplay: plays the audio from an Apple device, such as iPhone, iPad, MacOS, or from a PC with
iTunes. It is separated from the MPD, but it is advisable to stop the MPD before playing music
with Airplay.
– PIN output:
• ON: always active.
• OFF: always inactive.
– RELAY output:
• ON: always active.
• OFF: always inactive.
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Mode VoIP ONLY
GENERAL OPTIONS
Analog input ON
General volume 70
% (88% to obtain 0dB) Enter to change
PIN output ON
RELAY output ON
Analog input ON
Analog input in use PIN_IN
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Account
Enabled Name Caller ID Answer zone name enabled
Hall 101
Credentials
Extension Identificator Password Register time
Enter 0 to disable
101 101 • • • • 0
PBX (Private Branch eXchange)
Local IP External IP PIN output RELAY output
192.168.1.95 210.0.0.1 ON ON
Priorities
Use 0 to maximum priority and 12 for minimum. If there is a priority coincidence, the system will decide with the following order: SIP, multicast, analog input and audio player.
SIP Analog input Audio player
0 11 12
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Services VoIP/Multicast
For VoIP SIP and Multicast configuration, enter
"Services Millennium VoIP", the following screen will be shown:
The VoIP is configured on this screen, both for direct connection or connection via a PBX and for
Multicast Paging configuration.
NOTE: For the VoIP service to work correctly, the "PLAYER" or "VoIP ONLY" working mode must be
selected in “Millennium IP”.
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VoIP only work mode
In this mode there is neither a player nor streamer, just VoIP (both in SIP call and multicast), which is
configured in "Services Millennium VoIP".
Only general options are configured here, which are analogue input and general volume.
The parameters are:
– Analogue input: ON/OFF.
– Analogue input in use: indicates which input signal will switch to analogue audio, PIN input or
XLR activated by the RELAY_IN input.
– General volume: unit audio output level in %. The maximum nominal value is 88%. This is the
value for which an input at maximum nominal value would not be distorted. A higher value could
distort depending on the input level . 0% = -∞dB; 88% = 0 dB; 100% = +1.1 dB.

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Multicast paging priotity
Enabled Multicast IP channel Port Codec Packet time Latency
address
Preferably use an even
number between 50001
and 32767
Milliseconds Milliseconds
1224.0.1.75 5006 G.711 A-law 20 50
2224.0.1.75 5008 G.711 A-law 20 50
3239.192.0.6 5004 L16 20 50
4224.0.1.75 5012 G.711 A-law 20 50
5224.0.1.75 5014 G.711 A-law 20 50
6224.0.1.75 5016 G.711 A-law 20 50
7224.0.1.75 5018 G.711 A-law 20 50
8224.0.1.75 5020 G.711 A-law 20 50
9224.0.1.75 5022 G.711 A-law 20 50
10 224.0.1.75 5024 G.711 A-law 20 50
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Priorities
Use 0 to maximum priority and 12 for minimum. If there is a priority c oincidence, the system will decide with the following order: SIP, multicast, analog input and audio player.
SIP Analog input Audio player
0 11 12
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To activate the account, the following data must be filled in:
– Name: the name that identifies the unit in the PBX telephone exchange. It is also the name with which the
unit responds in a VoIP call.
– Call identification: this is the name that would be seen if the unit were the one calling (not applicable).
– Extension: telephone extension number in the PBX.
– Extension identifier.
– Code: code configured in the PBX for this extension.
– Recording time: to operate with 3CX exchanges this value must be zero.
– Local IP: IP address of the PBX on the network.
– External IP: for Internet exchanges.
– PIN output: If the PIN output of the unit will always be active, always inactive or will be activated with
an incoming call. It allows control of external amplifiers
– Relay output: if the relay output of the unit will always be active, always inactive or will be activated
with an incoming call. It allows control of external amplifiers.
General priority configuration
Multicast priority configuration
There are 10 multicast channels available where these options should be configured.
The options are the same as required for setting up a PBX to allow multicast paging.
In each channel the following data are configured:
– Multicast address, 224.0.1.75 type.
– Multicast port.
– Codec used.
– Packet time.
– The latency allowed (this will depend on the overload of the network you are connected to).
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To configure the priority between simple SIP VoIP calls, the analogue input (PIN IN or Relay IN + XLR
connector) and the audio player (MPD). Values of 0 to 12 can be selected, where 0 represents the
highest priority.
The analogue input to be selected between PIN IN or RELAY IN is configured in "Services Millennium IP".
Depending on the priority of the analogue input, you can configure a music input, which is interrupted
by IP messages (minimum priority) or an input from a local device (microphone, emergency system,...)
which must take priority and interrupt music or other calls (maximum priority).
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VoIP volume 75
% Enter to change
Din-don
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Din-don enabled
WAV file big-ben-start.wav
Ending din-don enabled
WAV ending file big-ben-end.wav
Sound mixer
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Din-don (chime): this is the audio that will be heard in the zone when a VoIP call is received. Multicast
channels do not have ding-dong, as the audio is continuous.
Final Din-don: this is the audio that will be heard when the VoIP call ends.
To load files in ding-dong in the unit, search for the disc drive using the explorer:
"\\EGi-1111-0_ _ _\dindon" and load files in ".WAV" format or extension.
The password will be requested, by default:
User: egi
Password: 1234
Sound mixer: VoIP volume
It serves to configure the audio level of all the IP servers, both the VoIP SIP call and the multicast. It is
in % and can reach 100% for maximum level.
The final buttons are used to:
– Save: to configure the parameters without rebooting the service. The configured parameters will be
used the next time the unit starts.
– Save and apply: to configure the parameters and reboot the service. In the case of the server, the
unit must be rebooted completely and it will take another minute for the changes to take effect.
– Revert: deletes the form and returns to previous initial values.
Logout
In the “Logout” menu, the online session is closed and the unit continues operating.
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If an audio-link channel is required (your unit in server mode), the following must be configured:
– Multicast address: 239.192.0.X, where X is the number of the channels you wish to connect to.
– Multicast port: 5004
– Codec used: without compression 44.1 KHz 16 bits (L16)
– Packet time: 20 millisecond.
– Latency: 120 millisecond, recommended minimum.
The priority of each channel is shown by the number on the left, from 1 to 10, where 1 is the highest priority.
If an audio-link channel is required (your unit in server mode), the following must be configured:
– Multicast address: 239.192.0.X, where X is the number of the channels you wish to connect to.
– Multicast port: 5004
– Codec used: without compression 44.1 KHz 16 bits (L16)
– Packet time: 20 millisecond.
– Latency: 120 millisecond, recommended minimum.
The priority of each channel is shown by the number on the left, from 1 to 10, where 1 is the highest priority.
Configuration of VoIP audio parameters

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