GE300 4.Cabling 4, Cabling Mount ig, cable run 206 mm 8. 180 mem (23 in) + (43.3 in) “1 Mounting option 1: Snap ferrite inside the housing *2 Mounting option 2: Snap ferrite ‘outside the housing #3 Protection against contact ace. to IECIEN 60950-1: For installation in the operator access area, the housing cover has to be screwad conte the housing. For further information see. Overview mounting and cable run GE 300, GE 300WR, GEZ 300, GE! 300 33/0518 aCabling GE 300 Fixing the DC power cable (GE 300/GE 300WR) > Put the DC power cable into the provided notch. > Attach a cable tie to the DC power cable in a distance of min. 120 mm (4.7 in) to the screw terminal. > Plug in the cable clamp NAK 100. ATTENTION: Mounting of snap ferrite > When installing the snap ferrite, make sure that the components between the housings of GE 300 and GEZ 300 will not be damaged (e.g, in case of vibrations)! > When installing the snap ferrite outside the housing, kesp 8 minimum distance of 20 mm (0.8 inch) between GE 300 and GEZ 300! GE 300 mounting with protection against contact Protection against contact according to IEC/EN 60950-1: For installation in the operator access area, the housing cover has to be screwed onto the housing. Mounting the cover with protection against contact > Place the cover on the Intercom Server and press the cover into its holder. The cover remains in position due to the plug connection. > Insert the supplied screws into the opening below the push buttons provided on the side of the Intercom Server (see illustration). > Tighten the screws. 206: 3801 ‘Mounting with protection against contact NOTE: Remove scrows ‘The screws for mounting the cover have to be removed before lifting the cover. 4 3.3/0518GE300 4.Cabling Connection diagram GEI 300 GEZ 300 sentenne {] sovoc ae Bena sane Fo ty my or GE 300/ GE 300WR power me ore io em | ee Fea SESE Te att Se SthanSotbe itor a foxing output Overview connection Diagram GE 300, GE 300WR, GEZ 300, GEI 300 ATTENTION: installation GE 300, GE 300WR and GEZ 300 > For DC power supply of the combination of a GE 300 and GEZ 300, one of the components must be ‘supplied via an additional galvanically isolated DC/DC power supply. This does not apply to the cor bination of » GE 300WR and GEZ 300, as the GE 300WR comes with a builtin galvanically isolated DCIDC power supply. > Whon using the plug-in card G3-8E8A in the GE 300, GE 300WR or GEZ 300, four pins of the main- board remain unused! 33/0518 184.Cabling GE 300 Connection to the network [aea00 Uplink Connastion to cl etwork ame iL stot cacem Connection of the Intercom server to the network Connection subscriber cards > Digital and analogue Intercom terminals are connected directly to the subscriber cards. > With IP subscribers the communication to the Intercom Server is carried out via the “Uplink” socket, of the G3-GEM (see page 16). 4-wire subscriber cards G3-GET-4 crys eae TL Overview 4-wire subscriber card G3-GET-4 16 33/0518GE 300 4.Cabling 2-wire subscriber cards G3-GED-4 iH iF a il Subserbor2 ES) siteotere finn Overview 2-wire subscriber card G3-GED-4 Connection of input/output cards ATTENTION: No voltage at inputs No voltage may be conne the inputs! Only FLOATING CONTACTS like e.g. relay contacts, contactors, keys or switches may be connected! Input/output card G3-8E8A ie ~ BESEE S00) faadi a Bel apa 2: aca Input +8 Overview input/output card G3-8E8A 33/05184.Cabling GE300 Output card G3-16A Overview output card G3-164 Input card G3-16E 8 3./0518Ge300 5. Configuration CCT 800 5. Configuration CCT 800 Configuration via IP or RS-232 Configuration of GE 300 Intercom Servers can be carried out via a RS-232 or standard network cable, NOTES: Configuration > Itis not recommended to use RS-232 to USB adapters. e current manual “Intercom Server IP (Ethernet) For the configuration, connect the computer with a network cable directly to the Intercom Server (*Up- link” port of G3-GEM) or with a switch in the network. NOTES: Networking > Ine network, the Intercom Server and the computer must be in the same subnet, > The Intercom Server is automatically advised an IP address during initialisation (s20 p92 22). RS-232 For configuration via RS-232 a 9-way D-Submin extension cable (1:1, plug Server-side, socket PC-side) is required. This cable is connected to the 9-way D-Submin socket on the motherboard G3-GEM (sco ‘page 15). This cable can be purchased at an electric outfitter or ordered under the type “X-KAB-CCT”. Ne. 1 1 TxD 2 2 XD 3 2 Ne 4 4 GNo 5 5 Nc. 8 8 NC 7 7 NC 8 8 NC 3 8 GE300 (9.way D-Submin plug) (8 way D-Submin jack) PC NC = not connected 3.370518 195. Configuration CCT 800 Start-up of a networked system In networked systems: Setting the numbers with DIP switches 1. Initialise each housing with the desired number (1 to 14): > Switch the Intercom Server off. > Set the DIP switches 1 to 4 of the G3-GEM to “ON”. > Switch the Intercom Server on (RUN-LED is blinking f > Set the desired number (switch position see below), > Switch the Intercom Server off and back on, ATTENTION: initialisation resets configuration E300 ich Intercom Server housing must be advised a unique number (server ID). Initialising the Intercom Server resets the configuration. Therefore, configured networks can not be reached anymore. 2. Connect the computer to any housing and read out the configuration of the Intercom Server with the configuration software CCT 800 (Menu Intercom Server > Receive). Now all cards are recognised correctly and the Intercom Server can be configured as usual. ‘=switch position “ON”, switch position “OFF” 1 1 2 ° 3 1 4 ° 5 1 6 0 7 1 8 0 8 1 10 0 " 1 2 ° 13 1 “4 ° 1) The standard calling numbers, that are automatically allocated to the housings, must be chi sect scons otae Hi 0 o ° o ° ° ° 1 1 1 1 FF 1 1 101-180 201-280 301-380 401-480 501-580 601-680, 701-780 801 - 880, 901 ~ 980, 1001 - 1080) 1101-11807 1201-1280 1301-13807 1401 ~ 14807 id by config- uration if more than 9 housings are connected. Otherwise, three- and four-digit numbers beginning with ‘tho same digits would occur (o.g. 110 in housing no. 1 and 1101 in housing no. 11). 3.370518GE300 5. Configuration CCT 800 Setting the server ID in CCT 800 To set the server ID of a new added Intercom Server in CCT 800, follow the instructions below: 1. Go to: Intercom Server > Cards The following dialogue appears: right-click and select “add Intercom Server”. button GE 300. . In the field Server-ID, enter the desired server ID and click on OK. Repeat this steps for all further housings. . Optional: In the field Description, enter a description for the housing. . Go to: Menu Intercom Server > Send Send the configuration to the Intercom Server. Further information about the sending process can be found in the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”. Changing the server ID with CCT 800 NOTE: Intercom Server must be connected to the computer To change the server ID of an existing Intercom Server, the Intercom Server must be connected with ‘the computer, via which it shall be configured with CCT 800. To change the server ID of an Intercom Server with CCT 800, follow the instructions below: 1. Go to: Menu Intercom Server > Initialize The following dialogue appears: Dialogue “Initialisation” 2. In the field Current ServerD, the current server ID is shown. 3.1n the field New Server-ID, enter the new server ID and click on the button Initialize. When the server ID has been changed, this ID is shown in the field Server-ID. 33/0518 a5. Configuration CCT 800 GE 300 Configuration of IP network settings Auto-configuration of the network ‘When a GE 300 is initialised an IP address is automatically generated for the motherboard G3-GEM: 1 10.10.11 2 10.10.24 3 10.10.31 Configuration CCT 800 1. Go to: IP - Settings > tab Common 2. In the field Card IP Address, enter the desired IP address for the Intercom Server. 3. In the field Subnet mask, enter the desired subnet mask for the Intercom Server (e.g. "255.255.0.0" for the automatic configuration of the network). 4, In the column MAG - Address, the MAC address of the IP subscriber is shown. 5. in the drop-down fists Uplink and Downlink, select the Ethernet operation mode of the RJ45 ports. Additional settings In this field, enter tho IP eddress of the router (gatowey), vie which the Intorcom Servers communicate, In this old, entor @ VLAN ID when tho GE 800 ie in virtual network. Enter this ID as decimal value (04086; “0” and "4096" are reserved). ‘Address Conflict By ectivating this checkbox, the IP tation wil stop its communication (according Detection to RFC 6227) in case of an IP adress confit. 1) With using a dynamic IP address, the respective IP station receives a new IP address from a DHCP server. With Using a static IP address, the IP address remains unchanged (as long as the IP address conflict is existing, the IP station will not be indicated in IP Station Config). In this case, the static IP address has to be changed man- ually in another network with no IP address conflict. For further Information see manual “Intercom Server Configuration’. Router IP address VLANID. a 3.70518GE 300 5. Configuration CCT 800 Configuration of bandwidth usage It is possible to configure the maximum bandwidth used in the network by the Intercom Server. Configuration CCT 800 > IP - Settings > tab Extonded Settings > Inthe drop-down list Bandwidth in kBit, select the bandwidth, which is used in the network by the G3-GEM card for data and speech. gf NOTE: Bandwidth ‘Tha overall bandwidth has always to be set higher as the data bandwidth. It is recommended to select “unlimited”. > Inthe drop-down list Data-Bandwidth in kBit, select the bandwidth, which is used for data packets that leave the G3-GEM cards. gf NOTE: Bendiwith ‘When the bandwidth is reduced, the packets leave the cards with a longer delay between them (traffic shaping algorithm according to leaky bucket principle). This prevents @ “packet burst”, which ‘overflow at the router. At bad Internet connection or missing QoS > When transmitting speech via a data network, the Intercom Server performs a automatic jitter ad- justment. At a bad Internet connection or missing QoS mechanisms, this can lead to a reduced speech quality. > Ifthe speech transmission at the start of conversations is faulty, the time in the drop-down list Jitter Butfor Start Delay should be increased. > If speech quality is not good during conversations, the checkbox No decrement of Jitter Buffer should be activated. This prevents automatic readjusting of the jitter adjustment. Configuration power management By default, the Intercom Server GE 300 is powered with a 30 W power supply unit, whereby the number of usable digital subscribers is limited. With using @ 60 W (with PRO 800 6.0 or higher) or 70 W power supply unit, the number of usable digital subscribers can be increased, Configuration CCT 800 ATTENTION: 1d The totowing configuration may ony be required forte Intercom Server GE300 (gana > Goto: Intercom Server > General Settings > tab General > Generation: In this drop-down list, select the entry “2” (2nd generation of the GE 300) > Power Supply [WI: In this drop-down lis, select either the entry “60” or “70” (according to the used power supply unit) to use the full capacity of the power supply ut ~ by default: 30, > Go to: Subscriber > Station properties > tab Extended Settings > Deactivate power management: Activate this checkbox to optimize the power distribution over all digital subscriber cards if the respective subscriber has an external power supply. 33/0518 BE300 formation Expansion Max. expan ‘Subscribers Outputs Inputs For further information see page 11 Line length subscribers IP stations ‘The maximum line length of Cat.6 cables may not surpass 100m (e.g.: from switch to the ET 908H). Further information about the line length of the several subscribers can be found in the data sheet of the respective station. 3.3/0518Geo General information Standard call numbers ATTENTION: Changing automatic allocated calling numbers ‘The standard calling numbers, that are automatically allocated to the housings (s=c nave 25), must be four-digit numbers begin with '110" in housing no. 1 and *1101” in housing no. 11)! 1 101 - 104 101-108 2 105 - 108 108-116 3 108-112 197-124 4 113-116 125-132 5 117-120 133-140 6 121-124 vat — 148, 7 125-128 148 ~ 156 8 129-132 17-164 8 193-136, 1065-172 10 137-140 173-180 NOTE: Allocation of call numbers ‘The call numbers are allocated dynamically If subscriber cards are added or exchanged at a later time, ‘the next available call number range is allocated. gansta 5General information GE 300 Maximum number of conversations Conversations within an Intercom Server GE 300 In the following table, the max. number of simultaneously call types within an Intercom Server GE 300 are listed: All Callradio conference/music with 7 or 16 kHz *? 4 All Calliradio conference/music with 3.5 kHz 3) 128 Call with 16 kHz 32 Call with 7 kHz 32 Coll with 3.6 kHz 2 1) For All Calls and group calls, an additional audio channel is required for the gong. 2) Up to 64 radio channels can be configured. Transmission over G3-LAN card In the following table, the max. number of simultaneously call types per G3-NET card over connections to other Intercom Servers are listed: Al Callradio conference!music with 16 kHz (6.722) All Calliradio conference/muste with 7 kHz (G.711) ") ‘All Callradio conferencermusie with 7 kHz (6,722) Ail Callradio conference/muste with 3.5 kHz (G.711) Call with 16 KH (6.722) Call with 7 kH2 (6.711) Gall with 7 kH2 (6.722) Call with 35 kz (6.711) 1) For All Calls and group calls, an additional audio channel is required for the gong RoBRERORK NOTE: Number of conversations does not depend on LANMWAN connections The maximum number of conversations doesnot depend onthe numberof logical LANMWAN connec- tions. 6 33/0518E300 Transmission over GEP-LAN card (L3-LAN4) In the following table, the max. number of simultaneously call types per GEP-LAN card (L3-LAN4) over connections to other Intercom Servers are listed: All Call/radio conference/music with 16 kHz (G.722) All Call/radio conference/music with 7 kHz (G.711) *? AAllCall/radio conference/music with 7 kHz (G.722) *) All Call/radio conference/music with 3.5 kHz (G.711) Call with 16 ktz (G.722) ?? Call with 7 kHz (6.711) 2) Call with 7 kHz (6.722) 2) Call with 3.5 kHz (G.711), 1) For All Calls and group calls, an additional audio channel is required for the gong. 2) With Peer-to-Peer, up to 8 simultaneous conversations are possible, Been eeen @f NOTE: Number of conversations does not depend on LANMWAN connections The maximum number of conversations does not depend on the number of logical LANMWAN conneo- tion ‘Transmission over G8-CNET-E1 10 simultaneously active conversations NOTE: Max. number of conversations per CNET-E1 connection Further information about the max. number of conversations per CNET-E1 connection, see manual "@B-CNET-E1". ‘Transmission over G8-CNET-W Depending on configuration 2 to 12 simultaneously active convers ions). NOTE: Max. number of conversations per CNET-W connection A Fartver information sbout the max. number of conversations per CNET-W connection, see manual "@BCNETW, 33/0518 aTechnical data Techn ical data Intercom Server GE 300 / GE 300WR “Power supply: Emergency power consumption: Power consumy Frequency rang Total harmonic distortion: Relay outputs: Operating temperature range ‘Storage temperature rangs Rolative humidity: Mounting: Dimensions (W x Hx D): Weight incl. package: Expansion housing GEZ 300 Power supply: Emergency power consumption: Power consumption: Frequency rang Total harmonic distortion: Operating temperat Dimensions (W x H x D): Weight incl. package: GE300 —— GE 300: 24 VOC a5 %) GE 300WR: 20 - 36 VDC without cards: 200 mAh with cards see corresponding data sheet nding on settings in CCT 800 ‘max. 30 W, 60 W or 70 W_ ‘GE 300WR: max. 30 W 50 HZ to 15 kHz (-3 48) < 0.9% ax. switching capacity: 60 W /62.5 VA ‘max. switching current: 2A ‘max. switching voltage: 60 VDC / 30 VAC. ‘max. 800 mVyng at 10 KA, 16 KH2 for floating contacts, max. line resistance: 1.6K 0°C to +50 °C (+82 °F to +122 °F) 80 °C to +60 °C (-22 *F to +140 °F) 20% to 80% not condensing ‘wall mounting 310x210 x 77.5 mm (12.21 x 8.27 x 3.08 in} ‘approx. 1,500 g (3.31 Ibs) 24 VAC (25 %), 24-35 VDC without cards: 200 mAh corresponding data sheet ‘maximum (All Call: 40 VA 50 Hz to 15 kHz (-3 dB) < 0.9% 0 °C to 450°C (+32 °F to 4122 °F) 80°C to 460 °C (-22 °F to +140°F) 20% to 80% not condensing wall mounting 310 x 210 x 77.5 mm (12.21 x 8.27 x 3.08 in) ‘with transformer approx. 2,700 g (6.95 lbs) without transformer approx.1,550 g (3.42 Ibs) 33/0518GE 300 Interface housing GEI 300 “Power supply: Emergency power consumption: Operating temperature range: Dimensions (W x H x D): Woight incl. packag Technical data ‘rom GE 3007 GE 300WR oF GEZ 300 without cards: no power consumption with cards: see corresponding data sheet °C to +50°C (432 °F to 4122 °F) 30°C to 460°C (~22 °F to +140 °F) 20% to 80% not condensing wall mounting 810 210 77.5 mm (12.21 x 8.27 x 3.05 in) approx.1,600 g (3.31 Ibs) 33/0518LED-status indication GE300 LED-status indication Motherboard G3-GEM Motherboard of the Intercom Server GE 300. LEDis blinking in a one ‘second rhythm LED is blinking fast During initialisation LED is permanently off No power or hardware fault LED is permanently on During reset/warm start or hardware fault LED is blinking in rhythm definition error At least one wrong or missing plug-in cord “short - short -long” The Intercom Server is working correctly NOTE: LED of GEZ 300 is not for status indication A The LE0 oF the expansion housing GEZ 300 is switched on permanent, end isnot used as tats dication, but rather only as an indication for the connected power supply. The GEZ 300 does net hits ‘own ON/OFF-switch. It is ewitched with the ON/OFF switch of the Intercom Server GE 300. 30 3.3/0518E30 LED-status indication IP-network card G3-LAN Network card to connect the Intercom Server GE 300 via Ethernet. Network card G3-LAN LED status indication “RUN” LEDISBIMNE IN 8 008 cade woking coecty LED is permanently off No power, warm start or hardwar LED is permanently on Waiting for connection to the main processor (during initialisation) LED is blinking fast Card in the wrong slot or during firmware download LED is blinking in Card with wrong hardware feature level inserted (e. g. card “G3-IP-4B” inserted in slot rhythm definition error zi Mion cehort long which is configured for “G3-P4C") NOTE: Only LED “81” is controlled On the card G3-LAN, only the status LED "S1” is controlled. LED statu ication “LAN” LED-st LED is permanently off No connection to the network LEDIs pomaneny on, Comecton tthe metwork and toll defied Servers corer no ntercom Server LED i binks Data fault. The time Interval of one second Is separated in consistent blocks for the Is linking connection to the network and all defined Intercom Servers Example: One intercom Server; it can not be rea- ‘ched: Intercom Servers; the as the first ‘one defined server can not be reached. G31AX-4: “S5" to “$8” no function > G3IAX.2: “$3” to “8” no function 32 33/0518GE300 LED-status indication Subscriber cards IP-DSP-subscriber card G3-IP IP-DSP-subscriber card to connect up to 8 IP subscribers via Ethernet (LAN/WAN). Up to 5 G3IP cards can be used in one Intercom Server GE 300. The card is available in the feature levels B, C, D and P. The number of subscribers and the individual features can also be activated with a licence key. DSP-subscriber card G3-GED DSP-subscriber card to connect up to 4 digital subscribers via two wires each. Up to 5 G3-GED cards can be used in one Intercom Server GE 300. One conversation per subscriber is simultaneously possi- ble (non-blocking). The card is available in the feature levels B, C, D and P. The individual features can bbe activated with a licence ke) DSP-subscriber card G3-GET DSP-subscriber card to connect up to 4 analogue subscribers via four wires each. Up to 5 G3-GET cards can be used in one Intercom Server GE 300. The licence L3-GET-DSP also makes DSP functions (see data sheet) available for analogue intercom stations. The card is available in feature levels B, C, D and P. The individual features and the support for DSP functions can be activated with a licence key. DSP subscriber card G3-GET LED status indication “RUN” air Cm LEDie blinking ina one second rhythm LED is permanently off No power, warm start or hardware fault LED is permanently on Waiting for connection to the main processor (during initialisation) LED is blinking fast Card in the wrong lot or during firmware download LEDis blinking in rhythm definition error “short - short - long” LED status indication “Subscriber” (S1 to $4) ‘The card Is working correctly Card with wrong herdwere feature level inserted (e.g. card "G3-IP-48” Inserted in slot which is configured for "G34P4C") LED is permanently on A working Intercom station is connected. LED is permanently off No Intercom station connected LEDic blinking Line fault LEDis flickering During data transmission 3.30518 3LED-status indication E300 Input/output cards input/output card G3-8E8A Plug-in card with 8 inputs for floating contacts and 8 outputs, 4 of which are normally open contacts, normally closed contacts or switches and 4 of which are normally open contacts. tea ou Ue aE] Tan a Inpuvoutput card G3-8E8A Output card G3-16A Plug-in card with 16 outputs (10 normally closed contacts, 6 normally closed contacts with common ground). Input card G3-16E Plug-in card with 16 inputs for floating contacts, Input card G3-16E ery 3.3/0518GE300 LED-status indication LED status indication “input/output card” LEDis blinking ina one oe ‘The card is working correctly LED is permanently off No power, warm start or hardware fault LEDis permanently on Walting for connection to the main processor (during intialisation) LED is blinking fast Card inserted in wrong slot. LED status indication “outputs” LEDis permanently on Output active LED is permanently off Output inactive LED status indication “inputs” LED status Cees LED is permanently on Input active LED is permanently off Input inactiveLED-status indication GE300 Interface cards G3-IF (2nd Generation) Powerful IP-Interface card with up to 4 virtual TCPAP-Interfaces to release the ICX protocol via IP net- works and with 2 8-pin D-Submin jacks for the connection to RS-232 {to link third-party systems, e.g. video switch, access control systems or control computers, via IP networks or RS-232 following the ‘Commend Standard protocol to link an Intercom Server). Interface card G3-1F LED status indication “RUN” Er Penna LED is blinking in a one ‘sacond rhythm LED is permanently off No power, watm start of hardware fault LED is permanently on Waiting for connection to the main processor (during initialisation) LED is blinking fast Card in the wrong slot or during firmware download LED is blinking in Card with wrong hardware feature level thythm definition error Card wi Ba eacs| coer eres hoere’ which ie configured for “G34P4C") ‘The card is working correctly erted (e.g. card "G3-IP-4B" inserted in slot LED status indication “Subscriber” ($1 to $4) LED: o Een LED is permanently on TCP-connaction is established (authenticated) LED is permanently off No connection configured LED is blinking fast Incorrect configuration or active connection establishment not possible LED is blinking in rhythm definition error Connection configured, but no TCP-connection “short - short - long" LED status indication “Interfaces” (S5 to $6) LeD-statur En LED is permanently on Ready for data transmission, LED is permanently off No power, warm start or hardware fault LEDis flickering Data is transmitted 3.3/0518GE300 LED-status indication G3-S0-1 is card en- Network cards to link the Intercom Server to ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network). 7 ables a connection to up to 100 Intercom Servers. . oc by Interface card G3-S0-1 LED status indication “RUN” rr LED is blinking in a one cond rhythm LED is permanently off No power, warm start or hardware fault LED is permanently on Waiting for connection to the main processor (during it LED is blinking fast Card in the wrong slot or during firmware download ‘The card is working correctly ntE> HH card wt wang hardware feature lvl sae 09 ad “G3:F-4B" nsdn st im defo rr Gag conigie for "COPA LED status indication “SO” LED-statu: Ped 1 end Dr onoring ok 81 and B2 0 poms r+ Monitoring nt activ oincaret B1 is blinking in a one The second B-channel is connected (speach transfer), chargeable time is running for a second rhythm second ISDN connection £82 is blinking in 8 one. The first B-channel is connected (data transfer), chargeable time is running for one second rhythm ISDN connection ) Layer 1 ("Physical layer”): Telekom offers the feature “continuous monitoring of functionality”, Thus, the con- nection cable is monitored constantly for functionality and correct synchronisat 33/0518 aTechnical Support GE 300 Technical Support For more information about our products and services, visit: www.commend.com 38 3.370518Video WS VERSION 2.1/0213,Zi Manufacturer's Reference: CE This ecuipment fui the requirements ofthe EU standard 89/936/EEC (EN 55022/55024), Therefore this equipment Is CE-labelled. Please keep this description in safe custody! Attentio: This description refer > Intercom Server: > CCT 800 min. 1.2 » IPStationConfig min. 2.10.4048.10 to the following software versions: PRO 800 1.2 Legal Notice: Video WS ‘The manufacturer guarantees the functionality of its products as described in the date sheets and/or tech- nical documentation. For error-free operation of the Intercom system, faultless transmission paths are mandatory. The functionality of transmission paths, in particular of IP-networks, exclusively ty of the operating company of the transmission path and therefore the manufacturer can not be re- the respon- sponsible in any manner, for errors and problems, which result from problems or malfunctioning of the transmission path. Video WS. Version: 2.1/0213 Number of pages: 42 Errors and omissions excepted. 2213Video WS. Content Planning Information 4 Video Client Configuration CCT 80023. \WS Series Video Devices 4 General Camera Cent Settings er) System Requirements - - 4 Gamera Adressing—IP Video % Reference List ed Party IP Cameras 5 Exemal PCamera Client 2 Precautions 5 Genoral Monitor Client Satngs (TF Osplay 2 a Monitor (TFT Display) Addressing ~ IP Video a ‘Allocation WISTM 50 to Intercom Subseribor 2 Systom Overview 6 \WS Video System ~ The Main Pncola 6 Configuration Note 7 oe 30 30 Web interface TFT Display Module s Operation Options & Configuration Over- view 8 DIGITAL Camera / TFT Display Stations 3 Appendix: Quick Start 38 IP Camera / TFT Display Stations 11 Video — 38 ‘WSC 50 / WSTM 50 as P ntercom Subscribers 14 Analogue Video 0 \WSCM 50 / WSTM 50 as “External Devicos™ 7 \WSCM 50 /WSTM 50 indopendanty from Intercom System 18 Integration WS Cam in Milestone XProtect Enterprise 20 Technical Support a2 [P-Configuration in IPStationConfig__22 Basic Settings 2 IP-Addeass of P-Subseriber Cad (‘CardP") 2 a ‘Vers. 2.10213Planning information Video WS Planning Information This document describes the functionality and configuration of WS series video devices as well as how to integrate video feeds from 3rd party video systems into the WS series video system. > More precisely this means, that the document exclusively describes the configure “WS video clients”. > General video features such as e.g. “configuration of main, preview and observation monitors”, “connection of cameras to certain monitors with button codes", “configuration of scan-times” etc. can be found in the current version of the manual “PRO 800”. n of the required WS Series Video Devices WS cameras WS TFT displays (monitors) WSCM 50 E.g, Series WS 200P 1 CM Eg, Series WS 810P D ‘The WS video devices support the following formats: > IP video streams M-JPEG. » Static JPEG images > Analogue video using PAL or NTSC format [ip vid Analogue vide | > QVGA (320x240) > PAL (720x576) | > VGA (640x480) » NTSC (720x480) System Requirements General > Intercom Server GE 300 / GE 800 with software min. PRO 1.1 Build 4 > Configuration software min. CCT 800 1.1 Build 12 > Using IP video: > Configuration software IPStationConfig (included in setup of CCT 800 1.1) > Using analogue video: > For each video switch a ICX interface is required -> e.g. G8-IF, G8-V24-PRO 1 210213Video WS Planning Information IP WS Stations (Series WS 200/210x | CM, WS 810x I) 4.0b01 [> G3-4P/G8-P with firmware min. G3-8-4 > Can also be used with: Intercom Server GE 700 with GE700-UPG (min. PRO 800 1.1) with G7-DSP-IP Digital Ws Stations (Series WS 200/210x D CM, WS 810x D) > @3-GED/G8-GED with firmware min. G3-8-SUB 3.2 | > Can also be used with Intercom Server GE 700 with GE700-UPG (min. PRO 800 1.2) with G7-GED-4 (min. software V02.2) Attention: For operation of a digital station series WS 200/210x D CM or WS 810x D with a GE 700 with GE700-UPG, min. firmware DSP800B 1.0 Build 3 is required for the station! Stand-Alone Modules (WSCM 50x, WSTM 50x) > G81P/G8-IP with firmware min. G3-8-IP 4.0b01 > Can also be used with: Intercom Server GE 700 with GE700-UPG (min. PRO 800 1.1) with G7-DSP-IP | Note: | Itis also possible to use the stand-alone modules WSCM 50 and WSTM 50 as “external devices”, ‘without configuring them as IP-Intercom subscribers sac.nace.17. Reference List 3rd Party IP Cameras ‘The following table shows a list of 3rd party IP cameras, which are compatible to the WS TFT modules, > The IP video stream can be switched on at the TFT display by entering the appropriate URL via the play “Web Interface TET Display Module”. > Butitis also possible to integrate the respective camera as “External IP Camera Client into the Inter- com system * hipil/pgrimage.ipa Sony (mjpeg capable” | htpsfeIPs/mipeg TtpieiPo/oneshotimage ipa "The listed products and company names are brand names or registerad trademarks of their respective owners. “Attention: Min, firmware 1.2 build 1 required for the WS TFT display module. Precautions deo can not be switched over WAN networking via G8-WAN, G3-WAN! Power Supply > When using analogue video an isolated power supply unit is mandatory! > The device can not be supplied with PoE and external power supply simultaneously. But if de- sired, an appropriate configuration of the switch is required (Ethernet port may not be blocked)! 21/0213 5System Overview Video WS System Overview WS Video System - The Main Principle Video data is linked at following states or actions: > Conversations between stations > Privacy calls > Call Requests > Input messages: » For video link from 3rd party video cameras or stand-alone WS cameras > Linking static JPEG images to TFT display modules > Group-ringing > Video scan sequences > Static link of cameras to TFT displays/monitors (“observation monitors”) IP Video (Signalling and Data Paths) Video transmission in IP mode is done peer to peer. Only the signalling information is routed via the Intercom Server. sy > One WS camera can feed up to 8 WS TFT displays or other viewing sources like e.g. @ web browser simultaneously. Note: Inorder tobe able to use & simultaneous IP streams from one WS camera, max. value relevant data have to be observed so nave 24. > Additionally itis also possible to configure video feeds from 3rd party IP cameras (as long as they use the http based MJPEG format, see also pace 4) to be viewed on the WS series TFT display. for bandwidth é 210213Video WS ‘System Overview Analogue Video (Signalling and Data Paths) Video transmission in analogue mode works either directly from one camer ‘monitor or by using an analogue video switch. ‘Same as with IP video, only the signalling information is routed via the Intercom Server. The video switch typically has to be controlled by the Intercom Server using V24 interface. to one TFT display/ wistFt dept — f=) dary Note: ‘The number of video feeds that can be processed simultanoously in parallel, is only limited by the capa- bilities of the video switch, Configuration Note General configuration of the WS video modules is carried out via CCT 800 (see following pages). But e.g. for stand-alone modules used as “external devices” (see pave 17) or used independently from the Intercom system (se page 19}, itis also possible to configure the WS camera and WS TFT display via its integrated web interface. For configuration via web interface see page 30. 210213Operation Options & Configuration Overview Video WS Operation Options & Configuration Overview ‘There are different possibilities to operate a “WS camera” and a “WS TFT display”: Camera Stations and TFT Display Stations ‘The WS video modules are integrated in camera stations and TFT display stations. DIGITAL Camera / TFT Display Stations sec pac 9 e.g. series WS 200P D CM / WS 810P D egmszarocy IP Camera / TFT Display Stations sco nove 11 eg. series WS 200P | CM / WS 810P | Westone Ge 800 wena Weer WSCM 50 /WSTM 50 as IP-Intercom Subscribers se: :00° 14 The stand-alone camera module WSCM 50 and stand-alone TFT display module WSTM 50 are operated as IP-Intercom subscribers. WSCM 50/WSTM 50 as “External Devices” s:2 200 17 ‘The stand-alone camera module WSCM 50 and stand-alone TFT display module WSTM 50 are operated as “external devices” in the Intercom system. lncarom Server orc vwscMea rene") Sa wen brome wort eoParera) 8 21/0213Video WS oO Operation Options & Configuration Overview WSCM 50 / WSTM 50 independently from Intercom System The stand-alone camera module WSCM 60 and stand-alone TFT display module WSTM 50 are operated independently from the Intercom system ~ see page 19. Note: The following sections provide # quick overview of the requih cperation options: 1d configuration of the different > For each operation option, the basle settings in IPStationConfig and CCT 800, for use of IP video and analogue video are listed. > In the “quick overview"-screenhots, entries in the several fields aro hidden except for IP-addresses (for better understanding). > For detailed configuration see appropriate links (below the appropriate quick overview). ig] DIGITAL Camera / TFT Display Stations i For digital camera stations and TFT display stations, the following configuration is required: DB > Integrated WS camera module and WS TFT display module: > Configuration of a separate video client for each module - video client configuration see page 23 > Intercom terminal module: > Configuration as digital subscriber (as usual, see manual “PRO 800"). Basic Serres. IP Video When using IP video, IP-addresses have to be allocated to the WS video modules: rosea Appropriate IP-addresses (incl. subnets) have to be set for: > the Camera module > the TFT display module yw wey [eww ae cana my # wm 6 [onie mma coocanenso > For further information regarding configuration of IP settings in IPStationConfig see poe 22. 210213,Operation Options & Configuration Overview Video WS ccT 800 Subscriber > Station properties > Cameras: > Camera No. > Camora Type > Camora IP Address > Video Link oe [Tome [meee [Ee even | cemnte [om [yin |e ae |e looms] Zee 2 = SPSS ee ee > The complete conti in CCT 800 can be found as of page 23. tion of the camera ‘Subscriber > Station properties > Monitors: > Monitor Type > Monitor IP Address [ee [sem [meron [eee [By | Smee | a fee] ome [toes coo > The complete configuration of the monitor client in CCT 800 can be found as of paue 28. Basic Sern: Analogue Video When using analogue video, no IP-addresses have to be allocated, [Ei rece (I con eter CCT 800 ‘Subscriber > Station properties > Cameras: Ee ee ee] > The complete configuration of the camera client in CCT 800 can be found as of pave 23. 10 2.470213Video WS Operation Options & Configuration Overview Subsoriber > Station properties > Monitors: [> Monitor Ty | a [ent == [om oe Se a | > The complete configuration of the monitor client in CCT 800 can be found as of pave 28. ‘Subscriber > Video > tab “Monitor”: > Monitor No. (Position of 1st monitor) Po [er [etorer | terse [stints Javon frawants [vintners er > For general configuration of analogue video see current version of the manual “PRO 800”. > For most relevant settings see also appendix in this document ~ pave 40. > Video intorface / Video switch » For general configuration of the video switch see current version of the manual “PRO 800”. vant settings see also appendix in this document - pace 41. > For most rel IP Camera / TFT Display Stations For IP camera stations and TFT display stations, the following configuration is required: 1p > Integrated WS camera module and WS TFT display module: > Configuration of a separate video elient for each module ~ video client configuration see pase 23 > Intercom terminal module: > Configuration as IP subscriber. Basic SETTINGS: IP Video ‘When using IP video, separate IP-addresses for the Intercom terminals and the WS video modules (camera, TFT display) have to be allocated: 20213 1jon Options & Configuration Overview Video WS #308 (incl. subnets) have to be set for: al of the “camera station” > the Intercom terminal of the “TFT display station” > the Camera module (of the “camera station”) > the TFT display module (of the “TFT display station”) Note: For the “Intercom terminals” also the “Card-IP" has to be configured. sine com tye [patton > sbmirom —ratwsw [iran on 0m oe > tty = Wee wea mae ee nawene ee) wine mam ee woes wocansnsei? tay = Wo Le mas o 0 swocanesses5 a) move mm oo poss svocnasnae > For further information regarding configuration of IP settings in IPStationConfig sex paae 22. > Detailed configuration of IP-Terminals can be found in the manual “GE 800". CCT 800 ‘Subscriber > Station properties > IP-Terminals: > Terminal IP Address “ma Cd ane ir > Detailed configuration of !P-Terminals can be found in the manual “GE 800”. ‘Subscriber > Station properties > Cameras: a 1 owean [ameeonn| ESE, Jaane? [KEee [St [omee]romes [moe [St PRE | ment lean ta for” ce” am | =I > The complete configuration of the camera client in CCT 800 can be found as of page 2%. Subscriber > Station properties > Monitors: > Monitor Type > Monitor IP Address [| oem [coer an a SP lo | ee ee Ns [7 [oc rr dnc | for client in CCT 800 can be found as of pave 28. > The complete configuration of the mor 2 21/0213Video WS Operation Options & Configuration Overview Analogue Video When using analogue video, IP-addresses have to be allocated for the Intercom terminals only: Goon = en FE J esas eres =e vio vena [Bice EB en sine HT IPStationConfig Appropriate IP-addresses (incl. subnets and “Card-IP") have to be set for the Intercom terminals (WS 200, WS 810) only: Sey fay Bw ee Le ma eo reer von ee moe e can be found in the manual “GE 800”. > Detailed configuration of IP-Termin: ccT 800 ‘Subscriber > Station properties > IP-Terminals: > Terminal iP Address tet tng Gane | beeen client > Detailed configuration of IP-Terminals can be found in the manual “GE 800”. Subscriber > Station properties > Cameras: > Camera No. > Camera Type a mom Sn) ee | re |e evi | > The complete configuration of the camera client in CCT 800 can be found as of page 23. Subscriber > Station properties > Monitors: > Monitor Type 21/0213 3Operation Options & Configuration Overview Video WS Subscriber > Video > tab “Monitor” monitor) [ee [ame | ee pacino rene amr eran] sw] > For general configuration of analogue video see current version of the manual “PRO 800”. > For most relevant settings see also appendix in this document - page 40. > Video interface / Video switch > For general configuration of the video switch see current version of the manual “PRO 800”. > For most relevant settings see also appendix in this document = nae 41. "a WSCM 50/ WSTM 50 as IP-Intercom Subscribers It is possible to configure the stand-alone camera module WSCM 50 and the stand-alone TFT display module WSTM 50 as |P-Intercom subscribers - thus Intercom features like ¢.g. line monitoring can also be configured for the modules. > Required configuration for the WS camera and WS TFT display module: > Configuration of a separate video elient for each module - video client configuration see nous 23 AND ® Configuration of the modules as Intercom subscribers Note: Ris possible to allocate the WS TFT display module WSTM 50 to an Intercom subscriber see page 23. Basie Sernnes: IP Video ‘When using the stand-alone modules WSCM 50 and WSTM 50 as {P-Intercom subscribers and for IP video, the IP-address of the WS video module (camera, TFT display] must be the same asthe “Terminal IP Address": eo ia ‘21/0213