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Gemini

Intercom

Quick Start

Guide

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Contents

Contents .........................................................................................1

Overview.........................................................................................3

First Step – unpack and inspect......................................................3

Network plan and IP addresses ......................................................4

Management PC .............................................................................5

Install Software...............................................................................6

Configure the firewall.....................................................................7

Gateway – the Configuration Editor...............................................8

Gateway – Networked DSP ............................................................9

File Management............................................................................9

Gemini – Setting the basics ..........................................................10

Gemini – setting the identity (EDH address) ................................12

Restart to apply changes ..............................................................12

Connect to your network .............................................................13

Active Clients Form.......................................................................13

Repeat for each Gemini in your system .......................................14

Gemini Web Browser ...................................................................15

Next Steps…….. .............................................................................16

This guide is intended as a Quick Start Reference only. Comprehensive

information covering the products is provided on the accompanying CD.

Document: 70090630 Issued: April 2017 © Trilogy Communications.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Overview

This Quick Start Guide is designed to take you through the initial

stages of setting up your Gemini Intercom system. More detailed

information is provided in the Implementation and Configuration

Guides which are provided on the CD included with your order.

Here is the outline of the steps you should follow:

oUnpack and visually inspect all equipment

oCreate an IP Address plan for your intercom system

oSelect a suitable PC to manage the system

oInstall the Gateway Configuration Editor and database

oConfigure your PC Firewall

oCreate a configuration shell

oSet up each Gemini in turn and verify connection to the

database

oConnect to each Gemini using the Web Browser feature.

First Step – unpack and inspect

oCarefully unpack all boxes and inspect the equipment

carefully for any transit damage.

oLocate the despatch note (one per consignment) and

check that all items match your purchase order.

oYou may find it helpful to record the serial numbers in a

safe place. These may be required at a later date if

additional options are purchased.

oLocate the product CD and make a note of the licence

number. You will need them later.

oAt this point, do not power up the Gemini equipment.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Network plan and IP addresses

The Gemini matrix frame will normally be connected to an IP

network. This allows it to communicate with other Trilogy IP-

based intercom products and to connect to the Gateway

Configuration Editor software. However, once correctly

configured, a single Gemini matrix frame can operate in isolation.

Each Gemini frame requires a single static IP address. In addition,

if Gemini is fitted with optional Networked DSP, a further 2 static

addresses per Gemini are required.

Your laptop or PC must use an address in the same subnet

(“range”) as Gemini. If it is not convenient to adjust the address

of your PC then the default addresses used by Gemini must be

changed, as described later. Make a note of the values which you

plan to use.

DSP 1

DSP 2

subnet

mask

gateway

address

Gemini

192.168.200.200

192.168.200.210

192.168.200.211

255.255.255.0

not set

Laptop

/ PC

192.168.200.100

n/a

255.255.255.0

not set

Any mistakes or inconsistencies in these values may lead to

unpredictable audio behaviour. For example, if you declare a

gateway address on your PC, this must also be declared within

the configuration data for Gemini. If your system includes IP

connected control panels, or multiple Gemini, the plan should be

extended accordingly.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Management PC

PC manufacturers continually revise and update their

specifications making it difficult to give definitive guidelines. The

following specification is correct at date of issue (April 2016):

oIntel Core i3 or i5 CPU (or equivalent)

o4 GB (min), 8 GB (preferred) Dual channel DDR3 RAM

oWindows 7 or later, 32 / 64 bit (preferred)

oGraphics with 512 MB supporting 1280 x 1024 resolution

on a 19” monitor

oCD / DVD reader for software installation

There are two software components to be considered:

oGateway Configuration Editor. This is optimised for

Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. Normally, Gateway only needs

to be active when changes to the system configuration

are planned.

oDatabase Supervisor. The primary task of this small

application is to prepare and package the data prior to

“pushing” it to each Gemini matrix. Ideally, the database

itself should be left running at all times. If it is shutdown

or disconnected, Gemini will continue to run using a

locally cached copy of the most recent data. However,

some functionality will be slightly restricted.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Install Software

Two components will normally be installed:

oGateway Configuration Editor

oDatabase Supervisor

For smaller systems, these components may be installed

alongside each other on a single PC. For larger systems it is

advisable to split the installation across two computers, so that

the database is left running continuously. If the database is shut

down or disconnected, there will be minor loss of functionality.

Gateway editor may be closed when configuration changes are

complete.

oInsert the supplied CD and from the menu, select the

option to “Install Software”.

oSelect the two components listed above

oYou should normally accept all other default

options

oThe database runs as a System Service: to view and

manage the database, a small application (Database

Supervisor) is provided. You will find this at Programs >

Trilogy > Trilogy V5 > Database Supervisor.

oOnce launched, a small additional icon will appear in the

PC system tray, next to the clock.

On first run, you will be prompted to enter your software licence

key code. This is supplied on the jewel case of the CD or DVD

which accompanies your order. Take a note of this and keep it

safe for any future re-installation.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Configure the firewall

In order for Gemini to connect to the database, a number of ports

must be opened on the PC firewall.

oWe can supply scripts to automate this process for the

Microsoft Windows firewall: for other firewalls please

consult the documentation supplied with that product.

oTo carry out the task manually, the following ports must

be opened to allow inbound access:

oTCP 12005 management database data

oTCP 12006 management database control

oTCP 13001 management database supervisor

oAdditionally, on any PC used for voice communication the

following ports must be opened to allow inbound access:

oUDP 2076 control and signalling

oUDP 2077 voice packets

oFinally, if the Virtual Panel application is installed, the

following port must be opened to allow inbound access:

oTCP 6822 Virtual Panel to host connection.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Gateway – the Configuration Editor

oStart Gateway from Programs > Trilogy > Trilogy V5 >

Configuration Editor.

oLog-in using the default credentials Admin | trilogy

oA new “blank” configuration file will be created. Use the

simple editors by single clicking items in the “tree”.

oOpen the editor for “Domain 1”: currently no Gemini

matrix hosts are present. Add hosts using the green “+”

button until the list matches your planned system.

oHighlight each host entry in turn and set the IP address.

Refer to the IP address plan created earlier.

oIf Gemini is fitted with the optional Networked DSP

boards, they must be declared and their IP addresses

entered into the database.

See the next section for DSP configuration.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Gateway – Networked DSP

oTo configure any Networked DSP option boards, open the

Advanced Host Editor for Gemini by double-clicking the

corresponding icon in the “tree”.

oAlternatively, right-click the tree icon and select “Show

Advanced Editor”.

oClick on the “Audio” tab.

oAs shown below, turn on the checkbox for Networked

DSPs and by reference to the initial plan, enter the IP

Addresses.

File Management

Any changes are posted to the database when you press the

“tick”. Once changes are posted, you can close Gateway at any

time and changes will not be lost.

oBackup the current configuration by pressing the red disk

icon, seen on the top toolbar.

oEstablish a file naming convention which will help with

locating files in the future. For example, 20160325a

would indicate the first file created on 25th March 2016.

oLeave Gateway running: you will need it again shortly.

Gemini Quick Start Guide

Gemini – Setting the basics

oIf you have purchased more than one Gemini, to avoid

any possibility of IP address conflicts, it is best to power

up the frames one-by-one. At this stage, do not connect

to your network.

oConnect 1 or 2 IEC mains cables to each frame.

oThe power supplies are auto sensing for input

voltages from 90 – 260 VAC. There is no power

switch: the unit will power-up immediately.

oThe two power supplies provide for main and

backup operation. If only one is connected, the

unit will show an alarm message under the Status

menu on the front panel touchscreen.

oThe Gemini boot cycle takes approximately 30 seconds:

when ready, the touchscreen display shows the home

page.

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