MicroComm DXL TMM-640 Manuale utente

TMM-640 VoIP Touchscreen Master Module

Document IM-TMM-640-1.2  2010-2013 Harding Instruments - Printed in Canada

INSTALLATION

MicroComm DXL

INSTRUCTIONS

Table of Contents

1. Intent & Scope 3

2. Description 3

3. Ethernet Connection 4

4. Handset Connector (or external push-to-talk switch) 5

5. Power Supply 5

6. Configuring a TMM-640 with the Administrator Software 5

7. Setting the IP Address for the TMM-640 8

8. Using a web browser to configure the TMM-640 9

8.1 Using the MicroComm Setup Wizard 9

8.2 Setting the TMM-640 Operating Parameters 15

9. Using the DXL VOIP Device Manager to Configure Multiple Masters 23

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1. Intent & Scope

This document describes the installation and setup procedures for the DXL TMM-640 VoIP Touchscreen Master

Module.

2. Description

The TMM-640 is a small des top style intercom master station for use with a touchscreen terminal. It is aVoice

over Internet Protocol (VoIP) device that implements the industry standard Session Initiation Protocol. The TMM-

640 connects to an exchange via the inter-exchange Ethernet networ .

The TMM-640 includes a spea er (c/w volume adjustment) an electret microphone, a push-to-tal (PTT) switch,

and a LED status indicator. A front panel 2.5 mm jac allows a variety of wired headsets to be utilized.

The TMM-640 also provides contacts for an external PTT (foot) switch as well as a privacy handset, and includes a

3.5 mm stereo output jac to provide line-level signaling for external amplified spea ers

The TMM-640 is powered by a wall adapter power supply (normally included with the TMM-640) or through

Power over Ethernet (PoE) if you have a PoE capable networ switch.

The functional operation of the TMM-640 in a DXL system is carried out using the Administrator Software and

the DCC software. Three procedures are required to configure a TMM-640 master station:

1. Configuring an IP Master using the Administrator

2. Use DHCP to set the IP Address of the TMM-640 master station

3. Use a web browser to configure the TMM-640 master station to operate with the MicroComm system.

The following diagram shows the location of the connectors on the TMM-640.

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TMM-640 Showng Connector Locations

The TMM-640 has two RJ-45 connectors, an RJ-11 connector, a 3.5 mm stereo line-level output, and a 2.5 mm

headset connector.

3. thernet Connection

Two vertically stac ed RJ-45 connectors are used to connect the TMM-640 to a DXL system. The bottom RJ-45

includes both the networ and power connections for the TMM and has the capability to accept power from either

an endspan or midspan device.

45 Pins

Function

Tx+

48 Vdc

Source

48 Vdc Source

48 Vdc Return

Table 1: Lower Ethernet Network & PoE

Headset

Jack

LED

Auxillary

Power

RJ-11

Connector

Network

10/100

PoE 10/100

Handset/

Hookswitch

Line

Output

TMM-640

MicroComm

Status

Default

Switch

Aux. Power

Press to talk

Switch

Goose Neck Microphone

12 " long

3.90"

5.35" 7.07"

2.01"

1.07"

RJ-45

Connectors

Volume Control

3.5 mm Stereo

Jack with Line

Level Output

MicroComm

Volume

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The second RJ-45 includes only the networ connections and can be used to facilitate connections to another

device.

45 Pins

Function

Upper Ethernet Network

4. Handset Connector (or external push-to-talk switch)

An RJ-11 connector provides a means for a handset connection if call privacy is desired, but will require an

external cradle with hoo switch. A resistor networ is implemented to facilitate both the hoo switch and PTT

inputs to one physical input.

Pins

Function

HS Mic +

Push to Tal

HS Sp +

HS Sp

HS Status

HS Mic

Handset Connections

The handset hoo switch is connected between HS Status (Pin 5) and HS Mic – (Pin 6).

The external press-to-tal switch is a normally open switch that is connected between Push-to tal (Pin 2) and

Mic – (Pin 6)

5. Power Supply

The TMM supports both PoE and line power inputs.

6. Configuring a TMM-640 with the Administrator Software

The Administrator Software is used to create a configuration where a particular VoIP port must be assigned to

each VoIP TMM-640 master station. The first step in creating a configuration is to create all the Exchanges in the

system. The following DXL Configuration Editor screen allows you to Add Exchanges… to the configuration

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Clic on the Add Exchanges… button and the Exchange

Pro erties text box with two tabs will pop up. In the

Identification tab you need to type in a Number: for the

exchange, the Name: of the exchange and assign a unique

IP Address: to the exchange.

Once all the exchanges have been created each exchange requires a DCC. After the DCC has been configured,

DCEs, TBEs and PZEs can be added to the exchange as required.

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Using the pull-down menu and setting the Configure: entry to Hardware in the DXL Configuration Editor and

selecting one of the Exchanges you can now add a DCC to the exchange.

Clic on the Add DCC… button to bring up a DCC Pro erties text box as shown on the

right. Use the chec boxes and pull-down menus to configure the DCC. In this example

you are going to use VoIP master stations so the PCI Card: should be set to VOIP. Once

you select VOIP the CEPT Port entry will be dimmed and cannot be selected. When the

parameters of the DCC have been set clic on the OK button and return to the DXL

Configuration Editor.

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To add a TMM-640 VoIP master station set the

Configure: entry of the DXL Configuration Editor to

Masters then clic on the Add… button to bring up a

Master Pro erties dialog box. In the Identification tab

you need to assign a Number: to the master station, a

Name: for the master station and use the pull down

menu to select the Ty e: of master station. In this case

we need to specify that it is an TMM IP Master.

You must specify the Exchange: associated with this master and assign a unique port number for the IP Master

using the Port pull-down menu. By default the next available port will be displayed.

7. Setting the IP Address for the TMM-640

Every device connected to the inter-networ Ethernet networ in a DXL system must have a unique IP address.

Since the TMM-640 does not have any switches or eypad on it to set its address, it has to initially be given a

temporary address from your networ by using a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In order

to configure the masters you will need a computer or device (such as a router) that can assign DHCP addresses.

This is used for initial configuration only. After the masters have been configured, they will use Static IP

addresses, and DHCP will no longer be required.

After you have set up a computer or device which acts as a DHCP server, connect up the bottom Ethernet port of

the TMM-640 to the networ switch that the DHCP server is connected to. The networ switch should assign an

IP address to the TMM-640. Once the TMM-640 indicator LED on the front is blin ing green (indicating it is on),

press the PTT switch on the TMM-640. Using a voice synthesizer, the TMM-640 should spea the IP address that

was assigned to it by the DHCP server. Write this address down for use in the next step.

If the TMM-640 spea s a 12 digit Ethernet MAC address this means that the TMM has not received a DHCP

address, indicating that there is probably no DHCP server on the networ

The small opening in the front above the C in MicroComm can be used to activate a switch that will reset the

TMM to the original factory set default values with the address set by the DHCP. The switch must be pressed at

the same time the Ethernet cable is plugged into the TMM.

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8. Using a web browser to configure the TMM-640

Once the IP address of the TMM-640 has been determined and connected to an Ethernet networ , a PC on the

same networ can access the TMM-640 and use a web browser to set the remaining parameters necessary to ma e

the TMM-640 wor in a DXL system.

The first step is to hoo up the bottom Ethernet port on the master to a networ switch. Once the master has reset

and the LED on the front is flashing green, you can bring up a web browser from a PC on the same networ (that

is assigned an IP address within the same networ mas as the TMM-640).

In the address bar, type “htt ://<address of master>”. For example, if the master is 10.0.0.56, type

“htt ://10.0.0.56”. This will bring up a MicroComm DXL master setup page.

If this is not the first time that the web browser has been used to configure the TMM-640 after a factory reset, the

TMM-640 will s ip the MicroComm Setup Wizard screens and go directly to the web browser menus. The user

will have to sign in as the administrator (using the password assigned during initial configuration) to ma e

changes to these settings. If this is the first setup after a factory reset then the user will have to enter some

information before being allowed to go directly to the web browser menus. The following section describes the

MicroComm Setup Wizard screens and how to configure them. The section after that describes the settings to

ma e in the web browser menus.

8.1 Using the MicroComm Setup Wizard

If this is the first time that the TMM-640 has been configured with a web browser, the following screen will come

up. If this screen is not shown, then the TMM-640 was li ely previously configured, in which case you can s ip to

the next section.

Clic the “Start Setu Wizard” button to continue.

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On the first page, assign a Workgrou Key. This ey can be any value you choose, but the same ey should be

entered on every IP master in the MicroComm system. In this example, “microcomm” is used for the Workgrou

Key for this system. Once this is entered, clic “Next” to continue.

Next, enter the Extension Name and Extension Descri tion. Enter a short name describing this master in the

Extension name setting. In this case, “TMM-640” is used. Enter a long description for this master as Extension

Descri tion (or leave it blan ). Clic the “Next” button to continue.

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