Zycoo M100 User manual

Contents
1. Preface ...................................................................................................................1
1.1 Audience ........................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Revision History ................................................................................................ 1
2. Overview ................................................................................................................2
2.1 Product Overview ..............................................................................................2
2.2 Product Specifications .......................................................................................2
3. Login the Device ................................................................................................... 3
3.1 Accessing the Web GUI .................................................................................... 3
3.2 Device Info ........................................................................................................ 4
4. SIP Settings ...........................................................................................................6
4.1 SIP Account Settings ........................................................................................ 6
4.2 P2P Account Settings ....................................................................................... 9
4.3 Audio Codecs ..................................................................................................10
4.4 Advance SIP Settings ..................................................................................... 10
5. Basic Settings ..................................................................................................... 13
5.1 Buttons Settings .............................................................................................. 13
5.2 Event Scheduler ..............................................................................................14
5.3 Volume Settings .............................................................................................. 16
5.4 I/O Settings ..................................................................................................... 17
5.5 API Settings .................................................................................................... 19
5.6 System Language ........................................................................................... 21
5.7 Ring File .......................................................................................................... 21
5.8 Audio Management ......................................................................................... 22
6. System Settings ..................................................................................................24
6.1 Network ........................................................................................................... 24
6.2 Time ................................................................................................................ 25
6.3 Password Settings .......................................................................................... 26
6.4 Upgrade .......................................................................................................... 27
6.5 Reboot & Reset ...............................................................................................28
7. Maintenance ........................................................................................................ 30
7.1 Diagnostic ....................................................................................................... 30
7.2 Ethernet Capture .............................................................................................30

7.3 Import/Export ...................................................................................................31
7.4 Auto Provisioning ............................................................................................ 31
7.5 Test ................................................................................................................. 32

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1. Preface
1.1 Audience
This manual is intended to provide clear operating instructions for those responsible for
configuring and managing the M100 Dispatch Microphone Console. By carefully reading and
consulting this manual, to help the audience solve the setting and deployment issues of the
M100 Dispatch Microphone Console.
1.2 Revision History
Document
Version
Applicable
Firmware Version
Update Content
Update
Date
1.0.0
1.0.0
Added operating instructions for
Firmware version v1.0.0.
2023.7.5

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2. Overview
2.1 Product Overview
The M100 Dispatch Microphone Console is a versatile and high-performance SIP-enabled
device for seamless communication. It features 30 programmable fast keys that can be used
for paging, intercom, music playback, outbound phone calls, and emergency alarm activation.
With multicast and peer-to-peer technology, it serves as a standalone serverless console for
individual and group paging, internal calls, and more. The console also allows users to save
music and prerecorded messages in the local storage TF card, ensuring reliable and efficient
communication capabilities. The M100 Dispatch Microphone Console is ideal for a wide
range of industries, including emergency services, schools, transportation, and hospitality,
thanks to its advanced features and reliable performance.
2.2 Product Specifications
M100 Specifications
Speaker Components
φ45mm full frequency
Sensitivity
95±3dB / 1W / 1m
Max Sound Pressure
Level
100dB
Rated Power:
8Ω 3W
Microphone Sensitivity
36±2dB
Microphone Max Sound
Pressure Level
110dB
Microphone Impedance
680Ω
LCD Display Size
4.3 inches
LCD Display
Resolution
480p*272p

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3. Login the Device
3.1 Accessing the Web GUI
M100 obtains the IP address through DHCP by default, please ensure that there is an
available DHCP server in your LAN (if DHCP fails to obtain an address, it will use a static IP
address: 192.168.1.101), press the "RST" button on the back of the device and the IP address
will be displayed on the screen, enter the IP address in the browser to access the Web
Graphical User Interface.
After entering the correct username and password, you can log in to the device's web
management interface.
Default username: admin
Default password: admin
For the safety purpose, it is recommended to change the default password on the first login,
please go to System --> Password Settings page to change the password.

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3.2 Device Info
After successful login, you will see the information interface of the device, and you can view
the basic information of the device.
SIP Status
SIP Account: Display the SIP number configured on this device.
SIP Server: Display the SIP server (ZYCOO IP Audio Center or IP PBX)
address.
Register Status: Display the SIP number registration status.

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Device Information
• Device Model: Displays the model of the device.
• Hardware Version: Displays the hardware version number of the device.
• Software Version: Display the system version number of the device.
• Start Time: Displays the last time the device was started up.
• Speaker Volume: Displays the current volume of the device.
• Mic Volume: Displays the current device microphone input volume.
• Device Description: Remark the device information. The description will be
displayed in a browser tab. After the Device Description is set, the description will be
displayed in the browser tab, which is convenient for distinguishing different terminals when
there are many terminal configuration pages.
Network Information
• Mac Address: Display the MAC address of the current device.
• Connection Mode: Display the network acquisition method of the device, DHCP
(dynamic acquisition) or STATIC (static configuration).
• IP Address: The current IP address of the device.
• Subnet Mask: The current subnet mask of the device.
• Gateway: The gateway address currently used by the device.
• Primary DNS: The primary domain name server address used by the device.
• Alternative DNS: The secondary domain name server address used by the device.

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4. SIP Settings
4.1 SIP Account Settings
There are three (3) SIP accounts under the SIP Settings, one (1) primary and two (2)
secondary for the use of different SIP accounts to proceed with various tasks. If the current
device needs to cooperate with the ZYCOO IP Audio Center, please turn on the ‘Enable
Integration with ZYCOO IP Audio Center’ option. After any one of the SIP accounts has
successfully registered, the UP/Down page buttons on the M100 will turn on with green light.
If there is no SIP account registration, the UP/Down page buttons will be shown as red lights.
Please go to SIP Settings --> Primary SIP Account / Secondary SIP Account-1 /
Secondary SIP Account-2

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Primary SIP Account
Secondary SIP 1 Account

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Secondary SIP 2 Account
SIP Server: Enter the IP address or domain name of the SIP server.
SIP Port: Default SIP port is 5060. If the SIP server uses another port
number as the SIP port, please modify this setting.
User ID: The SIP account number provided by the SIP server.
Auth User: Enter the authorized SIP account’s username.
Domain: Enter the SIP Domain.
Password: Authorized SIP account password.
Register Expiration (sec): SIP register expiration time, the default expiration time is 180
seconds.
Transport: Set up the transport protocol, there are UDP, TCP, TLS options
to choose.

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Auto Answer: Yes/No/Answer Delay, default in the Yes option.
NAT Mode: Select the NAT mode and fill out the corresponding data.
STUN, TURN, and ICE modes are supported.
Enable Integration with ZYCOO IP Audio Center: This option is disabled by default.
If you need to connect and use it with ZYCOO IP Audio Center, please enable this option.
Only the main SIP account has this option.
Activate: Enable/Disable the SIP register feature.
4.2 P2P Account Settings
P2P stands for Peer to Peer. In a P2P network, the peers are connected to each other via the
Internet, files can share, or peers can call each other directly between systems on the network
without the need for a central server.
After configuring the P2P account, it can be used with the Outgoing Call feature in Basic
Settings --> I/O Settings, or use the Outgoing API in Basic Settings ---> API Settings to
make a P2P call.
P2P Account
User ID: The User ID will be displayed as the outgoing number when
calling out, or the number that another device needs to dial.
Auto Answer: Yes/No/Answer Delay, default in the Yes option.
Activate: Enable/Disable the P2P feature.

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4.3 Audio Codecs
M100 supports 4 audio codecs: G.722 (wideband codec), G.711(Ulaw), G.711(Alaw), and
Opus.
To enable or disable an audio codec/codecs, please go to SIP Settings --> Audio Codecs
page.
Please keep at least one codec enabled and supported by the SIP server, otherwise, SIP
paging will not work.
4.4 Advance SIP Settings
Configure some advanced parameters of the SIP protocol.
Please go to SIP Settings --> Advance SIP Settings.

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Advance SIP Settings
Local Port: This setting represents the port used to receive SIP packets.
RTP Start Port: This setting represents the starting RTP port that will use for
media sessions.
RTP End Port: This setting represents the end RTP port that the system will
use for media sessions.
RTP Timeout (sec): This setting means that within a specific time range, if the
system does not receive the RTP stream, the call will end.
Jitter Buffer: This setting represents the Jitter buffer where voice packets can
be collected, stored, and sent to the voice processor in even intervals. Three options are
provided, off/adaptive/fixed. A fixed jitter buffer adds a fixed delay to voice packets. An
adaptive jitter buffer can adjust based on the delays in the network.
Default Outbound Line: The default line to use for dialing calls from the dial pad.

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Incoming Audio Input: The audio input interface which used for answering incoming
calls by default.
Audio Output: The audio output interface which used for incoming and
outgoing calls by default.
SIP Autoanswer Beep: Enable/Disable. This setting represents the ringtone beep when
a call comes and only applies when the SIP Autoanswer feature is enabled.

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5. Basic Settings
5.1 Buttons Settings
Configure some actions for the buttons on the M100 device, including Outgoing Call, HTTP
request, DTMF request, Relay control, and Multicast.
Click Basic Settings--->Buttons Setting to enter the buttons settings page.

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Button Settings
Activate: Activate/deactivate the fast key.
Name: Set the fast key name, which will be displayed on the device
screen.
Actions: Set the fast key action. (Including Outgoing Call, HTTP request,
DTMF request, Relay control, and Multicast)
Audio Source: Input settings for the audio source, including Microphone and
Audio Input.
Destination: Set the destination number for outgoing calling.
Line: Set the specific line for outgoing calling.
5.2 Event Scheduler
The event scheduler can edit up to 12-time plans, you can click the corresponding option to
edit or delete them. Before you edit/create an event scheduler, please go to the Basic
Settings--->Buttons Setting page and activate an empty button to use as the corresponding
button for the event.

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Click Basic Settings ---> Event Scheduler to enter the event scheduler page.
Time Settings

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Activate: Activate/Deactivate the schedule.
Name: Set the name of the schedule.
Description: Comment information for the time schedule.
Date Selection: Set the date range for the time schedule.
Weekday: Set the execution week day in the date range.
Action (Button): Select the programmed button that you activated to execute the
scheduled action.
Time Selection: Set the specific time period for executing the action.
Interval(min): Set the interval time for performing actions.
5.3 Volume Settings
M100’s volume level can be adjusted from its web management interface, on the Basic
Settings --> Volume page.
Volume Settings
Speaker Volume: The default speaker volume is 7, adjustable range is 0 ~ 9.

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MIC AGC: When this setting is enabled, the system will automatically
adjust the microphone volume according to the environment. Users are able to adjust the
microphone volume manually when this setting is disabled.
AGC Min Volume: This setting represents the minimum value of the automatic
gain control.
AGC Max Volume: This setting represents the maximum value of the automatic
gain control.
Key Beep: Enable/Disable the beep sound from the key button.
Note: It is recommended the volume level setting not exceed 7 under POE power supply mode,
otherwise it may cause the device to restart.
5.4 I/O Settings
This page is used to configure configuration parameters related to security linkage, such as:
sensor settings, trigger settings, relay settings and other related configurations. Please go to
the Basic Settings --> I/O Settings page.
Sensor Settings
• Sensor Detection: Enable/Disable the input detection switch.
• Trigger Mode: Select the trigger mode as rising edge trigger or falling edge
trigger.
• Dial Number: Enable/Disable the trigger dial number switch.
• Number: Set the number to dial automatically when triggered and its the
corresponding line selection.
• Trigger Audio: Enable/Disable the trigger audio switch. (only one of the