Icom IP1000C User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

IP ADVANCED RADIO SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

IP1000C

INTRODUCTION

1 BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2 SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

3 OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS

4 ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN

5 MAINTENANCE

6 FOR YOUR INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

FEATURES

• The IP1000C enables you to communicate through IP networks by using the IP1000C as a controller for the IP100H.

- A wireless access point is required.

Connection example

IP100H

• A total of up to 100 IP100Hs ip communication terminal and IP100FSs remote communicator can be registered and used in

the IP1000C system. (Depending on the IP1000C versions, only 20 terminals can be registered.)

- The IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate with IP communication terminals connected to your IP1000C from

a PC through an IP network.

• The IP1000C has two methods of communications (Simplex and Full-Duplex.)

- The Simplex is for communications where receptions and transmissions are done alternately one by one, and the Full-

Duplex is for simultaneous receptions and transmissions as a telephone call.

• The call types are All Call, Group Call, Talkgroup Call, Individual Call, and Telephone Call.

- The Talkgroup Call is the terminal selects the group that it belongs to.

• In the All Call, Group Call and Talkgroup Call, you can assign the simplex or full-duplex mode to the each calls.

• The Area Calls can be operated by limiting to a certain area.

• If you connect with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.13 or later), you will be able to communicate with certain types of Icom trans

ceivers. Also If you connect in bridge port with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.03 or later), you will be able to communicate using

the VoIP router, which enables you make extension phone calls and outline phone calls.

- Only the VE-PG3’s bridge ports that are set in the converter mode are connectable.

• A total of up to 50 ID list and 10 messages can be programmed for each setting group.

• Status settings can be programmed to send the status information (Example: Away from the desk) from the IP100H.

- Up to 10 statuses can be programmed.

• The settings configured with the IP1000C is automatically set when the IP100H is turned ON.

• Automatic firmware updates for the IP100H can be done using the IP1000C.

• The LAN ports automatically select from 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX or 1000BASE-T, and detect the port polarity type

between MDI (straight) and MDI-X (crossover), depending on the connected devices.

• The [LAN] port is equipped with 4-port switching HUB.

• Supports SNMP as the network management.

• Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive.

• You can communicate with IP100Hs connected to the additional IP1000Cs on the network by using the [Additional Con

troller Link] function.

- Use a VPN router such as Icom’s SR-VPN1 between sites if necessary.

Wireless

access

point

Network

IP1000C

IP100FS

(Remote Communicator)

*This document is described based on the IP1000C firmware version 2.10.

INTRODUCTION

OPTIONS

OPC-1402A

Maintenance cable

IP100FS

Remote communicator

IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate with IP communication terminals connected to your Controller from a PC through an IP network.

As of February 2018

NOTE:

Approved Icom optional equipment is designed for optimal performance when used with an Icom transceiver.

Icom is not responsible for the destruction or damage to an Icom device in the event the Icom device is used with equip

ment that is not manufactured or approved by Icom.

NETWORK AND SYSTEM DEFAULT SETTINGS

Menu Item Setting Window Setting Item Item Name Value

Network Settings IP Address IP Address IP Address 192.168.0.1

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

DHCP Server DHCP Server DHCP Server Disable

Management Administrator Administrator Username admin (ﬁxed)

Current Password: admin (lower case)

Date and Time

USB USB

Firmware Update Automatic Update Automatic Update Enable

NTP NTP Client Enable SNTP Server SNTP Server Enable

USB Flash Drive Enable

Firmware Update

USB Access Permission

✓

Backup/Restore

✓

• See the Section 4 for more details on above settings.

• The Administrator’s Username (admin) cannot be changed.

To prevent unauthorized access

You must choose a strong password and change it occasionally.

• Choose one that is not easy to guess.

• Use numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).

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INTRODUCTION

SETTING PROCEDURE

Set up the IP1000C, following the procedure below.

Step.1

Step.2

Step.3

Step.4

Step.5

Step.6

Connect to a PC and turn ON the power CONNECTION GUIDE

▼

Access the setting screen CONNECTION GUIDE/Section 2

▼

Configuring the network connection pp. 4-11, 4-12

▼

Registering the terminals pp. 2-5, 2-6

▼

Configuring the settings for each terminals p. 2-7

▼

Registering the terminals to a group p. 2-8

▼

Step.7

Configuring the settings for groups pp. 2-9 to 2-14

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

1. Panel description ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-2

M Front panel …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-2 M Rear panel …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-4

2. Feature description ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-5

M About the basic connection ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-5 M Connecting transceivers …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-6 M Connecting a telephone and transceivers ………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-6 M Simplex and Full-Duplex …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-7 M Multi communication ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-7 M All Call and Group Call ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-8 M Talkgroup Call ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-9 M Individual Call ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-10 M Calling mode ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-10 M Priority Call and its priority ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-11 M Area Call ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-12 M Messages …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-13 M About Status Settings ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1-14

Section

1-1

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

qwer tyu

1. Panel description

M Front panel

q [UPDATE] button ………… When [MSG] lights green, a firmware update is ready.

To download and install the new firmware, hold down this button until [MSG]

blinks.

• To use the Firmware Update function, an internet connection, DNS and

default gateway settings are necessary.

w [PWR] ………………………

No light: Power is OFF

Lights green: Power is ON*

Blinks green: Booting*1*2

Lights orange: Booting*

Blinks orange: Booting*1*

*1 After the power is ON: Blinks green > lights orange > blinks orange > lights green

After [INIT] is pushed until the default resets are completed:

* Blinks orange and green alternately.

e [MSG] ………………………

No light: The latest firmware is installed

Lights green: A firmware update is ready (Online update)

Blinks green: Downloading new firmware (Online update)

r [V/RoIP] ……………………

No light: No registration

Lights green: IP communication terminal registered

3*4

t [LAN]*

…………………… No light: Not connected

Lights green: LAN connected: All connections (1000BASE-T)

Lights orange: LAN connected: More than 1 connection

(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)

(More than 1 registration)

When 1000BASE-T/10BASE-T/100BASE-TX are mixed, the [LAN] LED

lights orange.

The data communication status for each [LAN] port can be checked with

the [LAN] LED on the rear panel. (p. 1-4)

1-2

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

qwer tyu

1. Panel description

M Front panel (continued)

y [USB] ……………………… No light: A USB flash drive is not inserted.

Lights green: Inserting an USB flash drive.

Blinks green: Accessing the USB flash drive*

Blinks orange: Accessing the USB flash drive*5

*5 While accessing (resetting or firmware updating) the USB flash drive, this LED

alternately blinks green and orange.

u [USB] ports ……………… If you insert the USB flash drive, the automatic load function for setting data

(USB2.0×2)

can be used. When using the USB flash drive, detach the supplied power

adapter, and then securely insert the USB flash drive into the [USB] port.

• Icom is not responsible for all the devices used with the USB flash drive.

Using the Automatic Setting data upload with a USB flash drive

• Turn OFF the IP1000C’s power before inserting or removing the USB flash

• Either one of the USB slots accepts a USB flash drive, but insert only one

• Securely insert the USB flash drive.

• NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the IP1000C’s power, while

• After the firmware updating is completed, check the firmware version on the

• When importing setting data from the USB flash drive to the IP1000C, the

 • A USB flash drive such as one with biometric authentication, or one with

Insert a USB flash drive (purchase separately) to recover the configuration or to update the firmware.

drive, to prevent data corruption.

drive at a time.

transferring data. It will cause data corruption, or damage the USB flash drive.

setting window to verify that the update was correctly done.

originally programmed setting data is automatically saved as “bakdata.sav”

on the USB flash drive, as a backup.

password protection is not supported.

(p. 5-9)

1-3

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

qw ert

1. Panel description (continued)

M Rear panel

q [CONSOLE] port ………… Connect an RS-232C serial communication interface to externally configure

(RJ-11 type)

w [LAN] ports ……………… Connect the network devices such as a HUB.

(RJ-45 type×4)

the IP1000C. (Optional OPC-1402A is required.)

[LED indication]

q w

Lights: LAN connected Blinks： LAN data communicating

Green

Orange ：

e [INIT] button ……………… If you forget its IP address and you cannot access to the IP1000C setting

screen, you can initialize (reset) the IP1000C by pushing [INIT] on the rear

panel. (p. 5-4)

• See the “PRECAUTIONS” leaflet for details.

• Initializing resets all settings to the factory defaults.

r DC jack …………………… Connect the supplied power adapter.

t Ground terminal ………… Connect to the ground.

1000BASE-T

：

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

1-4

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2. Feature description

M About the basic connection

The IP1000C enables you to communicate through IP networks by using the IP1000C as a Controller for the

IP100H.

• A wireless access point is required

IP1000C

IP100H (IP communication terminal)

IP100H enables you to communicate using the IP1000C and a wireless access point through IP networks.

• Verify the appropriate system formation according to the environment used, and then the IP communication terminal confir-

mation, wireless LAN settings and server settings using the CS-IP100H are required.

• See the IP100H instruction manual for more details.

IP100FS (Remote communicator)

The IP100FS enables you to remotely communicate with IP communication terminals connected to your IP1000C

from a PC through IP networks.

• See the IP100FS help file for more details.

CS-IP100H (Cloning software)

The CS-IP100H cloning software is designed to be used for data entry, setting and programming for the IP100H

from a PC. (You can download the free software from the Icom’s website)

• Connect the cloning cables correctly according to the CS-IP100H instruction manual uploaded on the Icom’s website. Read

the instruction carefully and completely.

Wireless access point

IP100H

IP100FS

(Remote communicator)

1-5

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2. Feature description (continued)

M Connecting transceivers

If you connect in controller connection with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 2.01 or later), you will be able to communicate

with certain types of our transceivers.

Controller connection

IP1000C

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

[USB]

[D-TRX1]

Repeater

Transceiver

Wireless access point

CT-24

IP100H

* Only the VE-PG3’s controller ports that are set as the bridge mode are connectable.

M Connecting a telephone and transceivers

If you connect in bridge connection with Icom’s VE-PG3 (ver. 1.13 or later), you will be able to communicate with

certain types of our transceivers and also, using the VoIP router enables you make extension phone calls and out

line phone calls.

Transceiver

[TRX1]

Transceiver

IP1000C

Bridge connection

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

Wireless access point

IP100H

* Only the VE-PG3’s bridge ports that are set as the converter mode are connectable.

1-6

IP phone

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

Simplex and Full-Duplex

2. Feature description (continued)

M Simplex and Full-Duplex

The IP1000C has two methods of communications (Simplex and Full-Duplex.)

The Simplex is for communications where receptions and transmissions are done alternately one by one, and the

Full-Duplex is for simultaneous receptions and transmissions as a telephone call.

Set the Communication Method in “Transceiver Settings” for each IP communication terminal registered to the

IP1000C.

• The Full-Duplex communications are done by connecting a microphone (purchase separately) to the IP100H.

• If no microphone is connected to the IP100H, the communication method is automatically set as Simplex.

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

Simplex

Full-Duplex

IP100H

Connection cables

HM-153 earphone microphone OPC-2144 HM-153LS HM-166 HM-166LS HM-183LS HM-186 HM-186LS HS-85 HS-94 headset OPC-2006LS HS-95 HS-97 HS-102

earphone microphone — earphone microphone OPC-2144 earphone microphone — speaker microphone — speaker microphone OPC-2144 speaker microphone — vox unit OPC-2144

headset OPC-2006LS throat microphone OPC-2006LS headset OPC-2359

Full-Duplex

Hands free PTT operation

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

Simplex

✓ ✓ ✓

IP100H VOX function

(Set in the IP1000C)

— — — — — — —

Disable

Enable Enable Enable Enable

*1 When a headset that supports the VOX function is connected, the communication mode automatically changes be-

tween reception and transmission by verifying the communication voice.

Select [VOX] on the HS-85.

Receive by using the OPC-2359.

M Multi communication

To prevent a crosstalk in the IP network, simultaneous multiple communications can be made in the system.

IP1000C

IP100H

Wireless

access point

Individual CallIndividual Call

Group Call

1-7

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

Simplex operation

• When the Simpex is selected, the called station cannot reply until the caller station

Full-duplex operation

2. Feature description (continued)

M All Call and Group Call

Simplex or Full-Duplex communication can be set for the All Call and Group Call.

10/8 16:57 All

Selecting All Call

stops transmitting.

Wireless access point

IP100H IP100H IP100FS

Wireless access point

IP100H

10/8 16:57 Sales Group1

Selecting Group Call

IP1000C

(Remote communicator)

IP1000C

(Remote communicator)

IP100FS

About All Calls

The All Call function is used to call all the IP100H and IP100FS that are registered in the Transceiver Registration

window in the IP1000C.

About Group Calls

The Group Call function is used to call the desired group selected from the ID List.

• It is required to divide the registered IP100H and IP100FS in the [Transceiver Registration] screen into groups in

the [Destination Settings] screen.

• The ID List and the destination settings set in the IP1000C are commonly used in each group that the IP100H

and IP100FS belong to.

1-8

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2. Feature description (continued)

M Talkgroup Call

The Talkgroup Call function allows user to select the group that belong to it from previously registered groups in the

IP1000C.

When users select Talkgroup 1000, terminals are excluded from the original groups, as illustrated below.

When Talkgroup is OFF

0001 0002 0003

All

When Talkgroup is selected

Group 0100

Talkgroup 1000

Group 0100

Group 0101

0004 0006 0007 0008 0009

Talkgroup 1001

Group 0101

0001 0002 0003

Talkgroup 1000

0004

All

0009

0006

0007 0008

Talkgroup 1001

• The Talkgroup Call is required to register the Talkgroups in the [Destination Settings] screen and [ID List] screen.

If the “Talkgroup Type” in the [Destination Settings] screen is set to “Multiplex Talkgroup,” the IP100H can make a

Talkgroup Call between the linked talkgroups.

• Set to the IP1000C whether All Call includes the Talkgroup or not, or the Talkgroup Call calls the IP100FS or not.

• The ID List and the destination settings set in the IP1000C are commonly used in each group that the IP100H

and IP100FS belong to.

1-9

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

IP1000C

Wireless access

2. Feature description (continued)

M Individual Call

Individual Call is when you talk to a desired transceiver 1 on 1.

When an individual call is made, the IP100H displays the connection result. (Connected, Busy, or No response)

• If the IP100H that you are calling is out of range, “No response” is displayed.

• If desired, set the Receive Notification Tone in the [Common Settings] Screen in the [Common Settings] menu to

notify a Call is received.

IP1000C

10/8 16:57 Sales 8

IP100H

Sales 1

M Calling mode

Individual Call

Wireless access

point

Sales 8

Selecting an Individual Call

（Example: Sales 1 calling Sales 8）

10/8 16:57 Connected

The display after

transmitting

When you are receiving or transmitting, the transceiver is in the calling mode.

While in the calling mode, only the transmitting operation is needed to communicate with the transceiver you are

calling.

point

Sales 1

IP100H

Sales 2

Regular Individual Call destination:

Sales 3

Individual Call

Sales 1 to Sales 2

Sales 1

Calling mode

Sales 3

Sales 2

While in the calling mode、the Individual

Call destination is changed to Sales 1.

About TalkBack Timer

The TalkBack timer starts when the calling transceiver finishes transmitting until the screen returns to the standby

mode. (Default: 5 seconds)

About blocking the communications while in the TalkBack Timer

If there are new calls while in the TalkBack Timer, it is set to receive the calls in the priority order. (p. 4-90)

• A call cannot be received if it has an equal or lower priority than the call you are now making. Calls will be re

ceived after the TalkBack Timer.

• The TalkBack Timer that are commonly used by the IP100Hs belonged to the setting group is set in the IP1000C.

1-10

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2. Feature description (continued)

M Priority Call and its priority

The Priority Call function is set to “Disable” in the default setting.

The priority levels of the Call types are in the following order.

Priority level Priority Call type

High

Fixed

Selectable*

Low Group Call (Normal) Disable Includes the Area Call

Selectable in the Call Type Priority item in the [RoIP Server] screen in the [RoIP Server settings] menu. (p. 4-22)

• The priority is given to the first call between calls with the same priority level.

• The reply call follows the priority level of the talk side.

Change the target during communication with the Priority Call function enabled

Group Call

Telephone — For telephone communication Emergency (High) Enable — Emergency (Normal) Disable —

All Call (High) Enable

Individual Call (High) Enable Includes from an IP100FS

Group Call (High) Enable

All Call (Normal) Disable Includes the Area Call Individual Call (Normal) Disable —

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

Making an Individual Call

during communication

Priority Call

Remarks

Includes the Area Call or calling from an IP100FS

Group Call

IP100H

Individual Call

1-11

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

IP100H makes an All Call with the Area Call function

2. Feature description (continued)

M Area Call

This function is used when operating by limiting to a certain area. (Default: Disable)

If you make an All Call or Group Call when Area Call in the IP100H is set to ON, the IP100H and IP100FS that are

in the same area with the IP100H connected to the wireless access point are called.

IP1000C

Sales Accounts Parts

All Call

The wireless access points that the IP100H is included in with the Area Call function, are set on the [Area Call] screen in the [RoIP Server Settings] menu. (Example: For Sales and For Accounts)

Wireless

access point

IP100H

IP100FS calls the All Call with the Area Call function

When the IP100FS uses the Area Call function, can call IP100Hs that are in the communication range of the access points assigned to the Area Call. Select the access point in the [Location], the Call type (Individual, Group, All, Area or Telephone) and names are displayed

To use Area Call, it is required to enable the [Area Call] for each IP100H in the [Transceiver Settings] screen, and

then register the area’s wireless access point (BSSID) in the [Area Entry List].

1-12

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

IP100H transmits a message

2. Feature description (continued)

M Messages

Set this function to send a message with the IP100H and IP100FS. (Default: Disable)

The fixed messages of up to 32 characters to send can be set in the [Messages] screen of the [Common Setting]

Menu. Up to 10 messages can be registered.

Wireless

IP1000C

Message

All Gather immedi

Message selection screen

(TX)

All Call

IP100H

access point

Blinks

Scrolls

1/25 12:57 All Gather imme

Received messege screen

(RX)

IP100FS transmits a message

The IP100FS can store up to 100 messages in the each Site. You can edit the stored messages.

Selected Call type Selected or edited message

• To use this function, requires to enable the [Message] item in the [Transceiver Settings] screen for each IP100H.

• The messages that are registered to the IP1000C are commonly used by the IP100Hs belonged to the setting

group.

1-13

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

2. Feature description (continued)

M About Status Settings

Set the Status to send the status information (Example: Away from the desk) from the IP100H. (Default: Disable)

• The status information of up to 32 characters can be programmed in the [Status] screen on the [Common Set

tings] menu. Up to 10 status can be programmed.

• The status information sent using the IP100H can be displayed in the One-Touch Button screen or in the [Trans

ceiver Management] screen on the [Transceiver Settings] menu.

IP100H sends the Status

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

Status

At lunch

Status selection screen

(TX)

IP1000C Transceiver Management screen

IP100H

IP100FS One-Touch button

Name, Destination ID, Status number and Status information

Status

To use this function, requires to enable the [Status] item in the [Transceiver Settings] screen for each IP100H.

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SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

1. Flow using IP100H ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-2

M Prepare for connection and settings ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-2 M About the Setting procedures ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-3

2. Transceiver settings ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-4

M Registering the terminals …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-5 M About confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H …………………………………………………………………… 2-6 M About the IP100H settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-7 M About the Group calls ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-8 M About the Talkgroup calls …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-9 M About the ID list ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-11 M About messages …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-12 M About the status settings …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-13 M About commonly use the ID list and message in the group …………………………………………………………………… 2-14

3. Bridge connection and Caller settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-15

4. Additional controller link ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-19

5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2-25

Section

2-1

SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

1. Flow using IP100H

M Prepare for connection and settings

This is an explanation of the flow from connecting with PC to accessing to the Setting screen.

1. Connect to a PC and turn ON the power See the CONNECTION GUIDE (Separated) for details

Connect a PC to the IP1000C’s [LAN] port, and insert the power cable into the [DC] jack.

Connect to a PC

IP1000C

Power cable

2. Access the setting screen See the CONNECTION GUIDE (Separated) for details

Open your web browser, then enter the IP address of the IP1000C into the address bar.

• The default IP address is “192.168.0.1.” (http://192.168.0.1/)

Push the [Enter] key.

• The Login Authentication screen will appear.

Enter “admin” (fixed username) and “admin” (default password) in their respective input fields on the Login Au

thentication screen, and then click <OK>.

2-2

SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

1. Flow using IP100H (continued)

M About the Setting procedures

This is a flow that the setting procedures of the IP100H using the IP1000C setting screen.

This manual explains after completing the wireless access point settings that the IP100Hs connect to.

1. Network Settings (pp. 4-11, 4-12)

Enter an IP address (default: 192.168.0.1) on the [IP Address] screen, and a DHCP server setting (default: Disable)

on the [DHCP Server] screen, according to your system environment.

2. Transceiver presettings

[Transceiver Registration] screen (pp. 2-5, 4-36)

Enter the Transceiver model, Name and Unit ID, Password and Setting group.

• The default password is “iptrx,” and you can change it for security.

• The common settings that are used by the group, are set in the [Common Settings] menu.

Setting by the CS-IP100H cloning software (p. 2-6)

After IP100Hs are registered to the IP1000C, set the wireless LAN setting, antenna setting (internal or external),

provisioning server setting (IP1000C) to all the IP100Hs.

• The CS-IP100H is a freeware that can be downloaded from the Icom website.

• First, read the instructions of the CS-IP100H that can be downloaded from the Icom website, and follow its

procedure to connect the cloning cable between the IP100H and a PC.

3. Common Settings (pp. 2-11 to 2-14)

Set common settings of each group that the IP100Hs or IP100FSs belong to and are registered on the [Transceiver

Registration] screen.

[ID List] screen

tered on the [Destination Settings] screen.

• When an IP1000C’s bridge connection is made with a VE-PG3, you can register the telephone number of the

IP phone.

[Message] screen

Enter messages that the IP100H will send.

Up to 32 characters can be programmed. (Up to 10 messages.)

[Status] screen

Enter Statuses that the IP100H will send.

Up to 32 characters can be programmed. (Up to 10 statuses.)

[Common Settings] screen

Specify the ID list and message list of the group that the IP100H belongs.

About updating setup

If the IP1000C’s setup has been changed, be sure to reboot the IP100H to read its setting.

2-3

SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

1. Flow using IP100H

M About the Setting procedures (continued)

4. Transceiver Settings

(pp. 4-34 to 4-37)

Set or assign the functions to all the IP100Hs that are registered on the [Transceiver Registration] screen.

Use ID list



Priority Call



Message



5. Destination Settings

Communication Method (Simplex/Full-duplex)



Area Call



Status



(p. 2-8)

The registered IP100Hs or IP100FS on the [Transceiver Registration] screen, are assigned to a group, assigned a

group ID and the communication type is set on the [Destination Settings] screen.

6. Mic gain, Notification beep or Talkback setting

(pp. 4-53 to 4-56, 4-85 to 4-92)

Depending on your system requirement, set the mic gain or assign the VOX function* on the [Transceiver Set-

tings] screen, set common settings, such as the various notice tones, talkback settings on the [Common Settings]

screen.

* The VOX function requires to connect an optional headset and connection cable. Headset HS-94, HS-95, or HS-97 and Connection cable OPC-2006LS. Or Headset HS-102 and Connection cable OPC-2359.

2. Transceiver settings

Each terminal requires that you set the unit ID and so on.

The following illustration is an example of setting requirements to register an IP100H to an IP1000C.

Wireless

IP1000C

192.168.0.1 192.168.0.50

IP100H

Sales1

Sales2

0001

0002

Sales group1

0101

Meeting

access point

Sales3

0003

Full-duplex

operation

Sales4

0004

IP100FS

(Remote communicator)

Setting Group1

• Connect a wireless access point to the IP1000C network.

• Up to 100 of the total IP100H and IP100FS can register to the IP1000C.

(Depending on the IP1000C versions, up to 20 of total IP100H and IP100FS can be registered.)

• This manual explains that IP addresses of the IP100H or a PC using the IP100FS are automatically assigned by

the DHCP server on the network

• When assigning static IP addresses to the terminals, make sure that the addresses of the devices on the network

don’t overlap or conflict.

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M Registering the terminals

Set the Unit ID (Individual number) to register each IP100H or IP100FS.

Click [Transceiver Settings], then [Transceiver Registration].

• The [Transceiver Registration] screen is displayed.

Enter the “Transceiver Model,” “Name” and “Unit ID” items in the “Transceiver Settings” field, and then click

<Add>.

q Enter

This number is specified in the

Common Settings field on the

[Common Settings] screen.

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents the terminal in the “Transceiver Setting Entry

List” field. (See pages 2-7, 2-8 and 2-10.)

w Click

Confirm

About the TRX Batch Setting

You can register a consecutive Destination ID collectively. You can also copy the Destination ID settings to other Desti-

nation ID settings.

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Blinks Scrools

Talkgroup icon

2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H

After the registration of the IP100H to the IP1000C is completed, program the IP100H using the CS-IP100H clon-

ing software and a PC.

After that, reboot the IP100H and it will automatically read the contents of the IP1000C’s setting.

• The CS-IP100H is a freeware that can be downloaded from the Icom website.

• If the IP100H will not display the standby screen, check the settings of the IP1000C and the wireless access

point.

External antenna

[TX/RX] LED

[PTT] switch

[Option] key

Version information

[PWR/VOL] knob

Unit ID

Function display

Jack cover

Function keys

IP100H

Ver. . /

Booting... 0001

Connecting... 0001

Setting up... 0001

Internal microphone

About the display icons

10/3 12:57 All

Standby screen

10/3 12:57 All Gather imme

When a message is received

10/3 12:57 Talkgroup

When Talkgroup call is selected

Successful

Internal speaker

0001

10/3 12:57 All

(Standby screen)

• Signal strength indicator

Displays the signal strength in three levels when your communica-

tion terminal is in a service area.

“ ” blinks when you are in out of the service area, and “ ” ap-

pears if your communication terminal is not registered, or not connected to the IP1000C.

• Call mode icon

: Appears when All or Group call is selected. : Appears when Individual call is selected. : Appears when Telephone call is selected. : Appears when Talkgroup call is selected.

• Area call function icon

Appears when the Area call function is ON.

• Beep function icon

Appears when the Beep function is ON.

• P-Bell function icon

Appears when the P-Bell function is ON.

• Key lock function icon

Appears when the Key lock function is ON.

• Battery indicator

Displays the attached battery pack’s remaining battery charges.

About updating setup

If the IP1000C’s setup has been changed, be sure to reboot the IP100H to read its setting.

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the IP100H settings

Set and assign functions to each registered IP100H.

After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

Click [Transceiver Settings], then [Transceiver Settings].

• The [Transceiver Settings] screen is displayed.

Select the “Unit ID” item to be set, then select and assign functions, depending on your requirements.

q Select

w Enter

Click <Apply>.

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “Transceiver Setting List” field.

Click

Confirm

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the Group calls

This topic describes registering IP100Hs or IP100FSs to a group, and they communicate with the full-duplex op-

eration between three or more members as meeting.

After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

Click [Destination Settings].

• The [Destination Settings] screen is displayed.

Enter the group name, Call type and a 4 digit group ID in the “Destination Setting” field, then select the ter-

minals in the list that belong to the group. Click <Apply>.

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “List of Destination Setting Entries (Group

Call)” field.

q Enter

w Select

e Click

Confirm

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the Talkgroup calls

This topic describes registering IP100Hs or IP100FSs to a Talkgroup, and they communicate with the full-duplex

operation between three or more members as meeting.

The Talkgroup Call function allows user to select the group that belong to it from previously registered groups in the

IP1000C.

The [FUNC] key or [ID List] key can be assigned for selecting the Talkgroup.

After the settings have been changed, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

Click [Destination Settings].

• The [Destination Settings] screen is displayed.

Enter the Talkgroup name, Call type and a 4 digit group ID in the “Destination Setting” field. Click <Apply>.

Select “Multiplex Talkgroup” to call between the

talkgroups that are linked previously. (p.4-99)

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “List of Destination Setting Entries (Talk

Group Call)” field.

q Enter

w Click

Confirm

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Talkgroup is selected

2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the Talkgroup calls (continued)

Selecting the Talkgroup call using the IP100H (with [FUNC] key)

Available only when the Talkgroup Call function is assigned to [FUNC] key.

q Push [FUNC] several times to select the

Talkgroup.

• Push [FUNC] to select the assigned functions such as Message, Status, Area Call, and so on.

w Push [r ] or [s] to select the Talkgroup

number.

e Push [CLR/LOCK].

• You can talk with the IP100Hs or

IP100FSs that select the same group number. (Example 0202)

• When you select the Talkgroup Call, you

are excluded from original group. (p. 2-8)

• When “OFF” is selected in step w, the

Talkgroup is released.

Talkgroup

OFF

Talkgroup

0202 Talkgroup 2

10/3 12:57 Talkgroup 2

Selecting the Talkgroup call using the IP100H (with [ ] key)

Available only when the Talkgroup Call function is assigned to

q Push [ ] several times to select the

Group (or Talkgroup.)

• Push [ tions such as All, Individual, and so on.

w Push [r ] or [s] to select the Talkgroup

number.

e Push [CLR/LOCK].

• You can talk with the IP100Hs or

IP100FSs that select the same group number. (Example 0202)

• When you select the Talkgroup Call, you

are excluded from original group. (p. 2-8)

• When “Group” is selected in step w, the

Talkgroup is released.

] to select the assigned func-

Group

0101 Group 1

Talkgroup

0202 Talkgroup 2

10/3 12:57 Talkgroup 2

Talkgroup is selected

[ ] key.

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the ID list

Enter Names, Call types and so on in an ID list that the IP100H will use.

After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

When using the ID list, set the “Use ID List” to “Enable.” (p.4-40)

Click [Common Settings], then [ID list].

• The [ID List] screen is displayed.

Select the ID list group in the “ID List Common Settings” field.

• The ID list group number (example: 1) is used in the “ID List” item on the [Common Settings] screen.

Enter the name, Call type and a 4 digit destination ID in the “ID List” field, then click <Apply>.

Select "Select From List" when selecting the

registered Destination ID in the [Transceiver

Registration] screen or [Destination Settings] screen.

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “ID List Entries” field.

q Enter

w Click

Confirm

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About messages

Enter messages that the IP100H will transmit.

After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

When using the Message, set the “Message” to “Enable.” (p.4-45)

Click [Common Settings], then [Messages].

• The [Messages] screen is displayed.

Select the message group number in the “Message Group” field.

• The message group number (example: 1) is used in the “Message List” item on the [Common Settings]

screen.

Enter a message of up to 32 characters in the “Messages” field. Then click <Apply>.

• Up to 10 messages can be registered in each group.

q Enter

w Click

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About the status settings

Enter the status that the IP100H will transmit.

After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

When using the Status, set the “Status” to “Enable.” (p.4-46)

Click [Common Settings], then [Status].

• The [Status] screen is displayed.

Enter a status of up to 32 characters in the “Status Setting” field. Then click <Apply>.

• Up to 10 statuses can be entered.

• The items that are unchecked are not displayed on the IP100H.

q Enter

w Click

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2. Transceiver settings (continued)

M About commonly use the ID list and message in the group

Specify the ID and message lists of the group that the IP100H belongs to.

After registration is finished, the IP100H needs to be rebooted.

Click [Common Settings], then [Profile].

• The [Profile] screen is displayed.

Select the profile number in the “Profile” field.

• The profile number setting (example: 1) is specified in the “Profile” item on the [Transceiver Registration]

screen in each IP100H.

Select the “ID List” and “Message List” in the “Profile” field.

Select the specified ID list group on the [ID List]

screen (p. 2-11) or message group on the [Message]

screen (p. 2-12).

Click <Apply>.

After registration is finished, confirm the registered contents in the “Profile List” field.

Enter

Click

Confirm

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Bridge connection

3. Bridge connection and Caller settings

When making a bridge connection with a VE-PG3*, the IP1000C system can communicate with the transceivers.

* A VE-PG3 with a firmware version 1.13 or less cannot communicate with the IP1000C system.

Before connecting the VE-PG3, check the firmware version on the VE-PG3’s setting screen.

Extension number 2001

VE-PG3

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Wireless

Sales2 0002

access point

IP100H

Sales1 0001

Seles group1

0011

About the IP1000C settings

1. Enter the IP address of the VE-PG3 in the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.2)

[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] (screen) > [Telephone Gateway Intercon

nection] (field)

(RoIP Gateway)

192.168.0.2

IP phone

Extension number 500

This number is the same as the

“Telephone Gateway Interconnec-

tion Number” item in the [Destina-

tion Setting] field.

2. After setting the “Call Type” item to “Telephone,” select the “Telephone Gateway Interconnection Number” item

and then enter a telephone number in the “Destination Phone Number” item.

[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Setting] (field)

• Select the bridge number as same as the number that is selected the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection]

field. (Example: 1)

• Enter the VE-PG3’s extension number. (Example: 500)

This number is the same as the “No.”

item in the [Telephone Gateway Inter-

connection Number] field.

3. After setting the “Call Type” item to “Telephone,” enter the “Destination Phone Number” item.

[Common Settings] (menu) > [ID List] (screen) > [ID List] (field)

• Enter the VE-PG3’s extension number. (Example: 500)

(Continued to next page)

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Bridge connection

Push

3. Bridge connection and Caller settings (continued)

Extension number 2001

VE-PG3

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Wireless

Sales2 0002

access point

IP100H

Sales1 0001

Seles group1

0011

About the IP1000C settings (Continued)

4. Confirm the [Clear Down during Telephone Call] item in the [Transceiver Settings] field is set to “Enable.”

[Transceiver Settings] (menu) > [Transceiver Settings] (screen) > [Transceiver Settings] (field)

(RoIP Gateway)

192.168.0.2

IP phone

Extension number 500

When “Clear Down” is selected in the [Op-

tion Key] item, the [Clear Down during

Telephone Call] item is not displayed.

Before the target telephone is picked up, or during

phone call, pushing [Option] terminates the phone

call.

• The IP100H can terminate the phone call, when a

telephone calls the IP100H individually, or when the

IP100H calls a telephone.

(Continued to next page)

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Bridge connection

3. Bridge connection and Caller settings (continued)

Extension number 2001

VE-PG3

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Wireless

Sales2 0002

access point

IP100H

Sales1 0001

Seles group1

0011

About the VE-PG3 settings (Converter mode)

1. Enter the IP address of the IP1000C in the [Bridge Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.1)

Select the Voice Cording. (Example: G.711u Signaling)

[Port Settings] (menu) > [Bridge] (screen) (Example: Bridge1) > [Bridge Connection] (field)

• Make sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.

2. Select the call type and enter the destination ID in the [Bridge Communication] field.

Call type (Example: Group), Destination ID (Example: 11)

3. For full-duplex telephone operation, set the “Priority Receive” item in the [Bridge Control] field to “Disable.”

4. Click <Apply> at bottom of the screen. Then click <Connect> in the [Bridge Connection] field.

• The “Connection Status” item changes form “Not Connected” to “During Transmit.”

(RoIP Gateway)

192.168.0.2

IP phone

Extension number 500

After settings in this screen are

completed, click <Apply>.

Then click <Connect>.

“Default Callee ID” item is set

to “Enable,” set the Destination

settings below.

Set the PTT control or Call

Control types according to your

requirements.

(Continued to next page)

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3. Bridge connection and Caller settings (continued)

Extension number 2001

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

192.168.0.2

IP phone

Extension number 500

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

IP100H

Sales1 0001

Bridge connection

Sales2

Seles group1

0011

0002

Wireless

access point

About the VE-PG3 settings (Converter mode)—continued

5. Enter the extension number of the [Bridge 1] port in the [Extension] field. (Example: 2001)

[Extension Connect] (menu) > [Extension Connect] (screen) > [Extension] (field)

The “Port Type” item must be

set to the same port as the one

set in step 1.

6. Enter the extension number of the IP phone in the [Extension] field. (Example: 500)

[Extension Connect] (menu) > [Extension Connect] (screen) > [Extension] (field)

Enter the IP phone’s MAC ad-

dress

When the IP phone calls the number “2001,” all the IP100Hs of sales group “0011” will be called.



• The caller number on the IP100H’s display will be the extension number of the IP phone. (Example: 500)

When the IP phone calls the number “011” + “0001,” only the IP100H of Sales 1 “0001” will be called.



• The numbers “011” and “0001” are individual numbers for the [Bridge 1] port and Sales 1.

• The caller number on the IP100H’s display will be the extension number of the IP phone. (Example: 500)

See the VE-PG3 instruction manual for the setting details.

When the IP100H (example: Sales 2 “0002”) calls the IP phone:



Display the IP phone’s Destination phone number on the IP100H’s screen.

• The Destination phone number of the IP phone must be programmed in the IP100H’s ID list.

Hold down [PTT] for more than 1 second.

• The caller number on the IP phone’s display will be the individual number of Sales 2. (Example: “011” + “0002”)

See the IP100H instruction manual for the operating details.

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link

The Additional Controller Link function allows you to communicate another sites.

*Up to 10 sub IP1000Cs can be connected to a master IP1000C.

*Use a VPN router, such as Icom’s SR-VPN1, between sites if necessary.

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

About the Office1 setting (Master)

1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Master” in the [Controller Mode] item.

Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.

[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

Sales2

0002

2. Enter a name and a destination IP address.

[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link (continued)

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

Sales2

0002

About the Office1 setting (Master) – continued

3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item, enter a destination ID and select a group priority. Select controllers in the

[Additional Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)

[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)

The number of transceivers in a site, and any ad-

ditional controllers that are set, are displayed.

Select only Office2 when you do not make a

call from Office3 to Office2 using the group

number “0201.”

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link (continued)

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

About the Office2 setting (Sub) (Example: Calling Sales group 2 (0201))

1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Sub” in the [Controller Mode] item.

Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.

[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

Sales2

0002

2 . Enter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: Office1 (Master)).

[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link (continued)

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

Sales2

0002

About the Office2 setting (Sub) – continued

3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item, enter a destination ID and select a group priority. Select controllers in the

[Additional Controller] item. (Refer to an example below.)

[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)

The number of transceivers in a site, and any

additional controllers that are set, are displayed.

Select Master in the [Addi-

tional Controller] item for other

IP1000Cs (Sub).

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link (continued)

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

About the Office3 setting (Sub)

1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Sub” in the [Controller Mode] item.

Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.

[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

Sales2

0002

2 . Enter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: Office1 (Master))

[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

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IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link

4. Additional controller link (continued)

IP1000C

192.168.0.1

Office1 (Master)

Wireless

access point

Additional Controller Link

192.168.0.2

Office2 (Sub)

IP100H

Sales21

0021

Sales group2

0201

Sales22

0022

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales1

0001

Sales32

0032

Sales group1

0101

192.168.0.3

Office3 (Sub)

Sales2

0002

About the Office3 setting (Sub) – continued

3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item and enter a destination ID. Select controllers in the [Additional Controller]

item. (Refer to an example below.)

[Destination Settings] (menu) > [

Destination Settings

] (screen) > [

Destination Settings

] (field)

The number of transceivers in a site, and any

additional controllers that are set, are displayed.

Select Master in the [Addi-

tional Controller] item for other

IP1000C (Sub).

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3

The Additional Controller Link function allows you to communicate with the digital transceiver in the IDAS system.

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

(Area A)

[D-TRX1]

[USB]

CT-24

Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

IP1000C

192.168.0.3 (Area B)

IP100H

Sales31

0031

Additional Controller Link

Controller connection

Sales group3

0301

Sales32

0032

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

Transceiver

About the IP1000C settings

1. Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item, and “Master” in the [Controller Mode] item.

Then click <reboot> to reboot the IP1000C.

[RoIP Settings] (menu) > [RoIP Settings] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

• When several IP1000Cs are linked and use All call or Group call between the controllers, the IP1000C whose

Controller mode is set to “Sub” cannot link to the bridge mode’s VE-PG3 to additional controller. In that case,

the VE-PG3 must be linked to the IP1000C whose Controller mode is set to “Master.”

2. Enter a name and a destination IP address. (Example: VE-PG3 (Area A))

[RoIP Server Settings] (menu) > [Additional Controller Link] (screen) > [Additional Controller Settings] (field)

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

(Area A)

[USB]

Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

IP1000C

192.168.0.3 (Area B)

IP100H

Sales31

0031

Additional Controller Link

Controller connection

Sales group3

0301

Sales32

0032

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

CT-24

[D-TRX1]

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

About the IP1000C settings (Continued)

3. Select “Group” in the [Call Type] item and enter a destination ID. Select controllers in the [Additional Controller]

item. (Refer to an example below.)

[Destination Settings] (menu) > [Destination Settings] (screen) > [Destination Settings] (field)

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

(Area A)

[USB]

CT-24

Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

IP1000C

192.168.0.3 (Area B)

IP100H

Sales31

0031

Additional Controller Link

Controller connection

Sales group3

0301

Sales32

0032

VE-PG3

(RoIP Gateway)

[D-TRX1]

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode)

1. Select “Unicast” in the IP Communication Mode of the connected port. (Example: Digital Transceiver 1 (D-TRX1))

Select “Unicast” in the IP Communication Mode of the Controller 1, and then check the Check box for the CT-24

Assignment.

[Operating Mode] (menu) > [Operating Mode] (screen) > [IP Communication Mode] (field)

• After the IP Communications have been changed, the VE-PG3 needs to be rebooted.

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

Additional Controller Link

IP1000C

Controller connection

VE-PG3

192.168.0.3

(RoIP Gateway)

(Area B)

IP100H

Sales31

0031

Sales group3

0301

Sales32

0032

About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode) (continued)

2. After selecting the “Port Type” item to “Digital Transceiver 1 (D-TRX1)” in the [Bridge Connection Point] field,

enter the IP address of the VE-PG3. (Example: 192.168.0.2)

Enter the Connection Port Number. (Example: 21500)

• Enter the “My Station Port Number” same as the Connection Port number of the Controller 1. (Example: 21502)

Select the Voice Cording. (Example: AMBE+2)

[Bridge Connection] (menu) > [Bridge Connection] (screen) > [Bridge Connection Point] (field)

• Make sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.

(Area A)

[D-TRX1]

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Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

3. After selecting the “Port Type” item to “Controller 1” in the [Bridge Connection Point] field, enter the IP address

of the VE-PG3. (Example: 192.168.0.2)

Enter the Connection Port Number. (Example: 21502)

• Enter the “My Station Port Number” same as the Connection Port number of the Digital Transceiver 1 (D-

TRX1). (Example: 21500)

Select the Voice Cording. (Example: AMBE+2)

[Bridge Connection] (menu) > [Bridge Connection] (screen) > [Bridge Connection Point] (field)

• Make sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

Additional Controller Link

IP1000C

Controller connection

VE-PG3

192.168.0.3

(RoIP Gateway)

(Area B)

IP100H

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3. Confirm Digital Transceiver1 (D-TRX1) port setting, then click <Connect>.

• Confirm “Not connected” changes to “During transmit.”

Confirm Controller 1 port setting, then click <Connect>.

• Confirm “Not connected” changes to “During transmit.”

(Area A)

[USB]

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Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

[D-TRX1]

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

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Confirm the setting, then click

<Connect>.

Confirm “Not connected”

changes to “During transmit”

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

Additional Controller Link

IP1000C

Controller connection

VE-PG3

192.168.0.3

(RoIP Gateway)

(Area B)

IP100H

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About the VE-PG3 settings (Bridge mode) (continued)

4. Select the “Mode” item to “NXDN Conventional” in the [Digital Transceiver Model] field. (Example: NXDN Con

ventional)

[Port Settings] (menu) > [Digital Transceiver 1] (screen) > [Digital Transceiver Model] (field)

5. Enter the IP address of the repeater in the [Digital Transceiver Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.11)

Enter the TCP Port Number (Example: 41200), or the UDP Port Number. (Example: 41220)

[Port Settings] (menu) > [Digital Transceiver 1] (screen) > [Digital Transceiver Connection] (field)

• Make sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.

(Area A)

[D-TRX1]

[USB]

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Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

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After settings in this screen are

completed, click <Apply>.

Then click <Connect>.

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5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3 (continued)

IP100H makes a Group Call with the Additional Controller Link (VE-PG3)

192.168.0.2

Additional Controller Link

IP1000C

Controller connection

VE-PG3

192.168.0.3

(RoIP Gateway)

(Area B)

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6. Enter the IP address of the IP1000C in the [Controller Connection] field. (Example: 192.168.0.3)

Enter the Controller Port Number same as the IP1000C’ Service port number in the Link setting field (Example:

32000).

Enter the Local Port Number same as the IP1000C’ Destination Port number in the Additional Controller Settings

field. (Example: 32010)

[Port Settings] (menu) > [Controller 1] (screen) > [Controller Connection] (field)

• Make sure the using port number for connection don’t duplicate with another connection.

(Area A)

[D-TRX1]

[USB]

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Port number (Controller 1): 21500

Port number (D-TRX1): 21502

192.168.0.11

Repeater A

Transceiver

7. Select the call type and enter Destination ID. (Example: 0301)

Enter the My Station ID (Example: 0201).

After settings in this screen are

completed, click <Apply>.

Then click <Connect>.

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OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS

1. How to restrict access …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-2

M Setting password …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-2

2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time ………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-3

M Setting date and time (Manual setting) …………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-3 M Setting date and time (Automatic setting) ………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-3

3. Using the DHCP function ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3-4

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OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS

1. How to restrict access

If you set a new administrator password, you can restrict access to the IP1000C’s setting screen.

The default administrator password is “admin.”

M Setting password

Click the [Management] menu, then [Administrator].

• The [Administrator] screen appears.

Enter [Current Password], [New Password] and [New Password (confirm)] in their respective input fields.

• The password can be composed of up to 31 characters (0–9, a–z and A–Z).

• The entered characters are displayed as an * (asterisk) or a • (dot).

Click <Apply>.

Enter

To prevent unauthorized access

You must be careful when choosing your password, and change it occasionally.

• Choose one that is not easy to guess.

• Use numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).

NOTE:

When you forget the password, you cannot access to the IP1000C. In this case, initialize the IP1000C using the <INIT>

button. (p. 5-4)

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2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time

You can set the IP1000C’s internal clock time.

M Setting date and time (Manual setting)

Click the [Management] menu, then [Date and Time].

• The [Date and Time] screen appears.

Verify the PC’s current time in the [Date and Time] field.

Click <Set> to synchronize the internal clock with the displayed time in the “Manual Set Time” item.

• You can also enter the time in the “Manually Set Time” item.

Click

M Setting date and time (Automatic setting)

The Automatic Clock Synchronize function automatically synchronizes the internal clock with the time management

server (NTP).

• To use this function, an internet connection and default gateway settings are necessary.

Click the [Management] menu, then [Date and Time].

• The [Date and Time] screen appears.

Select the appropriate Time Zone.

Select if necessary.

Select “Enable” in the “NTP Client” item, and then click <Apply>.

q Select

Note: The default NTP servers are provided by INTERNET MULTIFEED Co.

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OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS

3. Using the DHCP function

You can use the DHCP function by following the procedures below.

Setting example

Click the [Network Settings] menu, then [DHCP Server].

• The [DHCP Server] screen appears.

Select “Enable” in the “DHCP Server” item, and then click <Apply>.

Enter the new IP pool start address and so on, depending on your requirement, and then click <Apply>.

• The factory default of this setting is “Disable.”

Click <Reboot>.

• When you are asked to reboot the IP1000C, follow the instructions.

q Click

w Enter

e Click

Click

About the DHCP server function

The IP1000C’s DHCP server function is disable as the default.

• Before changing this function to “Enable,” make sure that the addresses of the devices on the network don’t overlap or

conflict.

If a DHCP server is already connected to the network, and there is an address conflict, a network problem will occur.

See the Troubleshooting section for possible solutions.

About the maximum number of the IP addresses

Up to 128 addresses can be automatically assigned by the DHCP server function.

Another 32 addresses can be manually assigned.

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1. About the setting screen ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-4

2. [TOP] Menu …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-5

M System Status ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-5 M Network Status …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-5 M Port Status ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-6 M TRX Status ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-6

3. [Information] Menu …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-7

M SYSLOG …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-7 M Memory Usage …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-8 M Traffic Statistics …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-9

4. [Network Settings] Menu …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-10

M Host Name ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-10 M IP Address ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-11 M DHCP Server …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-12 M Static DHCP …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-14 M Static DHCP Table ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-14 M Routing Table …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-15 M Static Routing …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-16 M List of Static Routing Entries ………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-16

5. [RoIP Settings] Menu ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-17

M Additional Controller Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-17 M VoIP Extension ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-18

6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu …………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-21

M Tenant (Fleet) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-21

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-22

M Call Type Priority ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-22 M Telephone Gateway Interconnection ………………………………………………………………………………… 4-23 M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Entry List ……………………………………………………………………… 4-24 M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group ………………………………………………………………………… 4-25 M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group Entry List ……………………………………………………………… 4-26 M Link Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-27 M Linked Controller List …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-28 M Area Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-29 M Access Point Search …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-30 M Area Entry List ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-31

8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-32

M Transceiver Management ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-32 M Transceiver Settings …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-34 M Transceiver Setting Entry List ………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-36 M TRX Batch Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-37 M Transceiver Settings …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-38 M Sharing Transceiver Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-67 M Transceiver Setting List ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-67

9. [Common Settings] Menu ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-68

M Wireless LAN …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-68 M List of Wireless LAN Entries …………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-74 M ID List Common Settings ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-75 M ID List Detail Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-75 M Save or Write the ID List Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………… 4-76 M ID List …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-77 M ID List Entries …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-78 M Message Group ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-79 M Message Group Detail ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-79 M Save or Write the Message Setting …………………………………………………………………………………… 4-80 M Messages ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-81 M Status Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-82 M Profile List ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-83 M Profile …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-84 M Profile Batch Setting …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-93

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10. [Destination Settings] Menu ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-94

M Destination Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-94 M List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call) ………………………………………………………………………… 4-104 M List of Destination Setting Entries (Group Call) ……………………………………………………………………… 4-104 M List of Destination Setting Entries (Talkgroup Call) ………………………………………………………………… 4-105 M List of Destination Setting Entries (Management Talkgroup Call) ………………………………………………… 4-106 M List of Destination Setting Entries (Individual Call) ………………………………………………………………… 4-107 M List of Destination Setting Entries (Telephone) ……………………………………………………………………… 4-108 M Destination Batch Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-109

11. [Management] Menu ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-110

M Administrator Password ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-110 M Date and Time …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-111 M Time Zone ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-112 M NTP ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-113 M SNTP Server …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-114 M SYSLOG ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-115 M SNMP …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-116 M USB ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-117 M Ping Test ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-118 M Traceroute Test ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-119 M Reboot …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-120 M Settings Backup ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-121 M Settings Restore ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-121 M Online Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-122 M List of Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-123 M Factory Defaults ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-124 M Firmware Status ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-125 M Online Update …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-126 M Automatic Update ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-127 M Manual Update ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4-127

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1. About the setting screen

Icom website link

Setting menu

Setting screen

Setting buttons

Icom website link

Click the Icom logo to open the Icom website, if your PC

is connected to the Internet.

Setting menu

Displays the screen name list on the menu line. When you

click the menu line that “” is displayed at the left of the

title, a list of screen names drops down. Then, you can

click to select the desired screen name.

• If you click “TOP,” all screen names are displayed or

hided.

Setting screen

Displays the settings and values when you click the

screen name.

Setting buttons

Save or cancel setting values.

If “A reboot is required to apply all the new settings.” is

displayed on the screen when you click the [Apply] button,

click the [OK] button.

The IP1000C reboots, and the setting items and values

are updated.

The following message is displayed on the screen while

the IP1000C is rebooting.

Now rebooting.

Wait XX seconds for startup.

If this page doesn’t automatically refresh after rebooting, click [Back].

• If the setting screen does not automatically return, click

[Back] after XX seconds have passed from the “Now re

booting.” message appears.

• Items and buttons may differ, depending on the settings.

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2. [TOP] Menu

M System Status

Displays the firmware version and MAC addresses.

(This is only an example.)

• The MAC address is the assigned number peculiar to networking device which it has in each. It is displayed by 12

digits (0090C7XXXXXX).

• The MAC address is also printed on the label on the bottom of the IP1000C.

• The version information of the firmware in every IP100H registered into this IP1000C can be checked on the [TRX

status] field. (p. 4-6).

[TOP]

M Network Status

Displays the network information such as IP address.

(This is only an example.)

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2. [TOP] Menu (continued)

M Port Status

Displays the communication rate and mode for each port.

(This is only an example.)

NOTES

• The IP1000C’s [LAN] ports are auto-negotiation enabled, and can automatically select the optimal speed and duplex mode if the peer devices are auto-negotiation enabled as well.

• We recommend to always enable auto-negotiation on the peer devices. If a peer device is fixed to full-duplex mode, auto-negotiation enabled devices (including the IP1000C) may generally take it for half-duplex mode and cannot communicate properly.

[TOP]

M TRX Status

Displays the registered IP100Hs’ or IP100FSs’ information such as the Registration status, IP Address, and Ver-

sion.

(This is only an example.)

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3. [Information] Menu

M SYSLOG

Displays the log information. The latest 500 log entries are displayed.

(This is only an example.)

q Severity �� Select the log information to display.

• Enter a check mark and click <Refresh> to display the log entries.

• Remove the check mark and click <Refresh> to hide the entries. (Default: M DEBUG M INFO M NOTICE)

Note: The selection is not stored, and reset when you leave this screen.

[Information]–[SYSLOG]

w <Refresh> �� Click to refresh the log screen.

e <Clear> �� Click to delete all log entries.

Note: All log entries are also deleted when the IP1000C is turned OFF or

initialized.

r <Save> �� Click to save the log to a PC with a text file (extension: “txt”).

• Click this button, and then select a folder to save the file.

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3. [Information] Menu (continued)

[Information]–[Statistics]

M Memory Usage

Displays a statistical graph of the memory usage.

• These setting items are reset when you leave this screen.

q Plot Interval �� Select the plot interval. (Default: 2 minutes)

w Automatic Refresh �� Select “Enable” to periodically refresh the graph. (Default: Enable)

• The graph is refreshed according to the set interval in [Plot Interval] (q).

e <Open> �� Click to open the memory usage graph window.

• The X axis represents the date and time, and the Y axis represents the usage

(%).

(This is only an example.)

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3. [Information] Menu (continued)

[Information]–[Statistics]

M Traffic Statistics

Displays the traffic graph for LAN port.

• These setting items are reset when you leave this screen.

q Plot Interval �� Select the plot interval. (Default: 2 minutes)

w Automatic Refresh �� Select “Enable” to periodically refresh the graph. (Default: Enable)

• The graph is refreshed according to the set interval in [Plot Interval] (q).

e <Open> �� Click to open the traffic graph window.

• The X axis represents the date and time, and the Y axis represents the traffic

(Mbps).

In: Incoming traffic

Out: Outgoing traffic

(This is only an example.)

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4. [Network Settings] Menu

M Host Name

Enter the host name.

Host Name �� Enter the host name. (Up to 31 characters) (Default: IP1000C)

Note: The name must start with an alphanumeric character, and must NOT

start or end with a “–.”

[Network Settings]–[IP Address]

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4. [Network Settings] Menu (continued)

[Network Settings]–[IP Address]

M IP Address

Enter the IP1000C’s IP Address.

q IP Address �� Enter the LAN IP address according to your network environment.

(Default: 192.168.0.1)

Note: When using the DHCP Server function, the network part of the IP

address must be the same as that set in the “IP Pool Start Address”

item in the [DHCP Server] menu. (p. 4-12)

w Subnet Mask �� Enter the subnet mask according to your network environment.

(Default: 255.255.255.0)

e Default Gateway �� If a default gateway device (such as a router) is connected to the LAN port,

enter the device’s IP address.

r Primary DNS server �� Enter the DNS server address specified by your service provider.

If you have two DNS server addresses, enter the primary address.

t Secondary DNS server � Enter the secondary DNS server address, if you have two DNS server

addresses.

y <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

u <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

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4. [Network Settings] Menu (continued)

M DHCP Server

Configure the DHCP Server function.

[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]

q DHCP Server �� Select “Enable” to use the DHCP Server function. (Default: Disable)

w IP Pool Start Address � Enter the IP pool start address. (Default: 192.168.0.10)

e Pool Size �� Enter the size of IP pool. (Default: 128)

Up to 128 addresses can be automatically assigned by the DHCP server

Note:

function. Another 32 addresses can be manually assigned.

r Subnet Mask �� Enter the subnet mask for the IP pool start address set in the “IP Pool Start

Address” item (w). (Default: 255.255.255.0)

t Lease Time �� Enter the lease time period. (Default: 72)

• Range: 1–9999 (hours)

y Domain Name �� Enter the network address domain name. (Up to 127 characters)

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4. [Network Settings] Menu

M DHCP Server (continued)

[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]

u Default Gateway �� Enter the default gateway IP address.

i Primary DNS Server �� Enter the DNS server address specified by your service provider.

If you have two DNS server addresses, enter the primary address.

o Secondary DNS Server � Enter the secondary DNS server address, if you have two DNS server

addresses.

!0 Primary WINS Server � Enter the WINS server’s primary address, if you have two WINS server

addresses, enter the primary address.

!1 Secondary WINS Server Enter the WINS server’s secondary address, if you have two WINS server

addresses.

!2 <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

!3 <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

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4. [Network Settings] Menu (continued)

[Network Settings]–[DHCP Server]

M Static DHCP

Enter MAC and static IP addresses to the DHCP server.

• You can enter up to 32 entries.

Static DHCP �� Enter the MAC and IP addresses, and then click <Add>.

Note:

Make sure that the addresses of the devices on the network don’t overlap or

conflict. If a DHCP server is already connected to the network, and there is

an address conflict, a network problem will occur. See the Troubleshooting

section for possible solutions.

M Static DHCP Table

Displays the static DHCP entries.

(This is only an example.)

<Delete> �� Click <Delete> to remove the entry.

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4. [Network Settings] Menu (continued)

M Routing Table

Displays the routing information.

(This is only an example.)

q Destination ��

w Subnet Mask ��

e Gateway �� The route’s gateway address.

r Interface �� The routing interface.

The network address of the route's destination network.

The subnet mask of the route's destination network.

• lo0: Loop back interface

• mirror0: LAN

[Network Settings]–[Static Routing]

t Owner �� The type of routing path.

• static: Static route

• misc: Broadcast frame

• host: Host route

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4. [Network Settings] Menu (continued)

M Static Routing

Enter the static routing destinations.

• You can enter up to 32 entries.

(This is only an example.)

q Destination ��

w Subnet Mask ��

e Gateway �� The route’s gateway address.

The network address of the route's destination network.

The subnet mask of the route's destination network.

[Network Settings]–[Static Routing]

r <Add> �� Click to add the entry.

M List of Static Routing Entries

(This is only an example.)

<Delete> �� Click <Delete> to remove the entry.

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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu

[RoIP Settings]–[Additional Controller Settings]

M Additional Controller Settings

Configure the Additional Controller Settings.

Example: The default of the [Additional Controller] item is “Disable.” w and e appear when selecting “Enable” in

the [Additional Controller] item.

q Additional Controller �� Select “Enable” in the [Additional Controller] item to communicate with

additional Controllers. (Default: Disable)

When selecting “Enable,” you can communicate with the IP100Hs and the

IP100FS registered to additional controllers.

* Register the destination controller on the [Additional Controller Link] item in

the [RoIP Server Settings] menu.

• When using this Additional Controller Settings, you can link to the bridge

mode’s VE-PG3 for communication.

w Controller Mode �� Select “Master” for one master Controller. Select [Sub] for the other

Controllers (up to 10 Sub Controllers can be set). (Default: Sub)

When several Controllers are linked and use All call or Group call between

the controllers, the IP1000C whose Controller mode is set to “Sub” cannot

link to the bridge mode’s VE-PG3 to additional controller. In that case, the

VE-PG3 must be linked to the IP1000C whose Controller mode is set to

“Master.”

e Service Port Number �� Enter the port number for receiving audio signals.

Range: “2” to “65534” (only even numbers) (Default: 32000)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

• This number is also used for the caller port number.

• Do not set the port number which has already been used by another

connection setting.

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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu (continued)

M VoIP Extension

Set the V/RoIP details.

• The items on the [RoIP Settings] screen differ depending on the TOS type setting.

TOS Type: Not used

TOS Type: TOS

[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]

TOS Type: Diffserv

(These are examples when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”)

q Receive Buffer Type �� Select the buffer type to reduce that the received audio breaks up.

(Default: Dynamic)

• Static

The buffer time is set the “Receive Buffer Size” item below.

• Dynamic

The buffer time is changed, depending on the audio fluctuation.

w Receive Buffer Size �� Select the buffer time to keep the audio from breaking up. (Default: 40)

Shorter value improves the delay, but it may frequently break the audio

signal.

• This item is displayed when the “Receive Buffer Type” item is set to “Static.”

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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu

M VoIP Extension (continued)

TOS Type: Not used

TOS Type: TOS

TOS Type: Diffserv

[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]

e TOS type �� Select the TOS (Type-Of Service) format. (Default: TOS)

• Not used

Does not use the TOS function.

• TOS

Sends the VoIP packets to TOS field (8 bits) in the IP header using the

TOS format.

• Diffserv

Sends the VoIP packets to TOS field (8 bits) in the IP header using the

Diffserv (Differentiated Service) format.

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5. [RoIP Settings] Menu

M VoIP Extension (continued)

TOS Type: Not used

TOS Type: TOS

TOS Type: Diffserv

[RoIP Settings]–[VoIP Extension]

r Media (RTP) �� Select the Priority level and Service type of the sent VoIP packets.

• Priority Level

Set the TOS priority level between 0 to 7 in decimal. (Default: 7)

• Service Type

Set the TOS service type code between 0 to 15 in decimal. (Default: 0)

• DSCP

Set the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) code between 0 to 63 in

decimal. (Default: 56)

t <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

y <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

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6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu

[Tenant (Fleet) Settings]–[Tenant (Fleet)]

M Tenant (Fleet)

The tenant (fleet) divides the IP100Hs or IP100FSs which belong to this IP1000C for a system management pur-

pose. (Example: Security company/Commissioned company)

• The terminals cannot communicate among different tenants (fleets).

q Tenant (Fleet) Number � Select the tenant (fleet) number that is registered or edited.

w Tenant (Fleet) Name �� Enter the tenant (fleet) name. (Up to 31 characters) (Default: Tenant1)

• The tenant (fleet) name is displayed on the following menus.

- RoIP Server Settings

- Transceiver Settings

- Common Settings (Except Wireless LAN menu)

- Destination Settings

(Default: 1)

(This is only an example.)

e <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

r <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

The Tenant (Fleet) name is displyed here

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu

M Call Type Priority

Select the priority level of the call types.

(This is only an example.)

Call type Priority (High to Low)

w <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

e <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

Select the priority level of the call types.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Call Type Priority]

w e

(Default: Telephone – All – Individual – Group)

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]

M Telephone Gateway Interconnection

Set the Telephone Gateway Interconnection with a VE-PG3.

K K

(This is only an example.)

q No. �� Select the number that is registered to a device.

• Up to 20 devices can be registered.

w Destination Address ��

Enter the destination device’s IP address or domain name. (Up to 63

characters)

e Destination Port Number

r Service Port Number ��

t <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

y <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

Enter the destination VE-PG3’s port number.

Range: ‘2’ to ‘65534’ (only even numbers)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

Enter the port number for receiving audio signals.

Range: ‘2’ to ‘65534’ (only even numbers)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

• This number is also used for the caller port number.

• Do not set the port number which has already been used by another

connection setting.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]

M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Entry List

The list of the registered device for the Telephone Gateway Interconnection.

(This is only an example.)

q <Edit> �� Click to edit the setting on the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection] field.

w <Delete> �� Click to delete the selected entry.

• After clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.

e <Delete All> �� Click to delete all the entries.

• After clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]

M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group

If the courses of the Telephone Gateway Interconnection to the VE-PG3s are made into a group, the unused

course in the group can be selected to dispatch.

q w e

(This is only an example.)

q No. �� Select the number that is registered to a group.

• Up to 20 groups can be registered.

w Name ��

e Telephone Gateway Interconnection Number

�� Select the Telephone Gateway Interconnection to register to the group.

r <Add> �� Click to add the entries.

t <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

Enter the group name. (Up to 31 characters)

• You cannot restore after clicking <Add>.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Telephone Gateway Interconnection]

M Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group Entry List

The list of the registered Telephone Gateway Interconnection group.

(This is only an example.)

q <Edit> �� Click to edit the setting on the [Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group]

field.

w <Delete> �� Click to delete the selected entry.

• After clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.

e <Delete All> �� Click to delete all the entries.

• After clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Additional Controller Link]

M Link Setting

This is a setting to link with other IP1000Cs or VE-PG3s (Bridge mode).

q w e r

(This is only an example.)

q No. �� Select a number from 1 to 100 to register the IP1000Cs

mode) to establish a link.

• Up to 100 links can be made.

or VE-PG3s (Bridge

w Name ��

e Destination Address �� Enter the destination device’s IP address or domain name. (Up to 63

r Destination Port Number Enter the destination IP1000C’s service port number of the Additional

t <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

y <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

Enter the group name. (Up to 31 characters)

characters)

Controller Settings (p. 4-17).

Range: “2” to “65534” (only even numbers)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Additional Controller Link]

M Linked Controller List

The [Linked Controller List] is a list of the destination IP addresses and port numbers registered to this IP1000C.

(This is only an example.)

q <Edit> �� Click to edit the setting on the [Link Setting] field.

w <Delete> �� Click to delete the selected entry.

• After clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.

e <Delete All> �� Click to delete all the entries.

• After clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]

M Area Setting

The Area call function limits the communication with the devices in the specified area.

When an IP100H makes an All call or Group call using the Area call function, it calls other IP100Hs or IP100FSs in

the same area.

• If you want to use the Area call from an IP100FS, specify the area by selecting the desired access points.

q w e

(This is only an example.)

q No. �� Select the number that is registered to the Area call.

• Up to 20 calls can be registered.

w Name ��

e BSSID �� Enter the 12 digit BSSID of the wireless access point in the area. (Example:

r <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

t <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

The IP100H makes All call in the area

Example: The wireless access points “Sales” and “Accounts” are registered in the same area. The access

point “Parts” is registered in the different area.

In that case, two IP100Hs in the same area receive the call, but the IP100H in the different area

will not receive it.

Enter the area name. (Up to 31 characters)

Sales and Accounts)

• Up to 20 access points can be registered to the area.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

All call

Sales

Accounts

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The settings of the “Transceiver Settings” item are necessary to use the Area call function for the each IP100H.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]

M Access Point Search

The IP1000C can search an access point on the network to register the access point for Area Call.

*Icom guarantees this function only for the AP-90M. (As of February 2018)

(This is only an example.)

q IP Address Range �� Click the <Search> button after entering the IP address range of the access

points.

The searched access point information will be displayed in the list.

w Selection Box �� Click a selection box to add a check mark for registering a searched access

point.

*By clicking the [All] Box, you can select or cancel all access points in the list.

e Name �� An area name, which is selected in the [Number] item is displayed.

*An area name is registered on the [Number] item in the [Area] setting.

r Number �� Select an area to register from a “Number” item of [Area Setting].

t <Add> �� Click the <Add> button to register a searched access point in the [access

point Search] setting.

y <Apply selection> �� Click the <Apply selection> button to register a selected access point in the

selection box (w) item.

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7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu (continued)

M Area Entry List

The list of the registered Area setting.

(This is only an example.)

q <Edit> �� Click to edit the setting on the [Area Setting] field.

[RoIP Server Settings]–[Area Call]

w <Delete> �� Click to delete the selected entry.

• After clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.

e <Delete All> �� Click to delete all the entries.

• After clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Management]

M Transceiver Management

The IP1000C can monitor the registered IP100Hs and IP100FSs. And if necessary, the IP1000C can reboot the

registered IP100Hs at the same time.

(This is only an example.)

*An IP100H is displayed in bold when the setting is changed and the reboot is required.

q Selection Box �� Click a selection box to add a check mark for the IP100H to reboot.

* You cannot select the IP100FS, or the IP100H that “Disconnected” in the

[Registration Status] is displayed.

*By clicking the [All] Box, you can select or cancel all IP100Hs in the list.

w Registration Status �� Displays the IP100Hs’ or IP100FSs’ Registration Status either the

“Connected” or “Disconnected.”

•  If the IP100H is turned OFF or IP100FS’s application is not running,

displays “Disconnected.”

• When the IP1000C sends the reboot command to the IP100H from the

[Transceiver Management] menu, the following status are displayed:

“Receiving reboot command,” “Reboot command reception success,”

“Reboot command reception failed,” “Ready to reboot” “Rebooting,”

“Updating,” “Update failed,” “Downloading,” “Status notification failed,” and

“Low battery.”

e IP Address �� Displays the IP Addresses of the IP100Hs or IP100FSs.

• While the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.

r Current Status �� Displays the Current Status of the IP100Hs. (Example: In the meeting)

• If the Status function is set to OFF, “–” is displayed.

• If you click the <Refresh> button (u), the latest status will be displayed.

• When the IP100H is remotely locked by the IP100FS, and it cannot

communicate with others or cannot transmit, “Transmit and receive disabled”

or “Transmit disabled” is displayed.

•If the IP100H is sending an emergency call, “Emergency” is displayed.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Management]

M Transceiver Management (continued)

(This is only an example.)

*An IP100H is displayed in bold when a setting is changed, a reboot is required.

t Talkgroup �� Displays the Talkgroup IDs that are selected by the IP100Hs or IP100FSs.

• While the IP100H or IP100FS does not select the Talkgroup, or

“Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.

y Location �� Displays the BSSIDs of the wireless access points that the IP100Hs are

connected to.

• While the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.

u <Refresh> �� Click the <Refresh> button to renew [Registration Status].

i Version �� Displays the version of the IP100Hs or IP100FSs that are registered to the

IP1000C.

• While the “Registration Status” displays “Disconnected,” “–” is displayed.

o Manual Update �� Select “Enable” to manually update the IP100H firmware when the IP1000C

sends the reboot command (!0) to the IP100H.

When the IP100H is ready to update the firmware, “F” blinks on the display

and then the IP100H automatically reboots and starts the firmware update.

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* When the IP100H has failed preparation of firmware update, the IP100H

does not reboot automatically. If necessary, send reboot command to the

IP100H.

!0 Manual Reboot �� Click the <Execute> button to reboot all of the IP100Hs that are selected in

the selection box (

q).

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu (continued)

M Transceiver Settings

Registers or edits the IP100H or IP100FS settings.

• After the setting is completed, you must reboot the IP100H.

q w e r

y u

(This is only an example.)

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]

q TRX No. �� Selects the number that the IP100H or IP100FS is registered to.

Up to 100 terminals can be registered.

• Depending on the IP1000C versions, up to 20 terminals can be registered.

w Transceiver Model �� Select either the IP100H or IP100FS. (Default: IP100H)

e Name �� Enter the transceiver name. (Up to 31 characters)

r Unit ID �� Enter the 4 digit individual number between 0001 to 9999. (Default: 0001)

t Password �� Enter the password to access to the IP1000C. (Default: iptrx)

• Up to 12 characters, lower or upper letters, numbers, symbols can be used.

y Transceiver Port Number Enter the port number that the IP100H uses to communicate with the

IP1000C. (UDP port)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

• We recommend to use default port number, if it is not problem.

• The default number differs, depending on the [TRX No.] as shown below.

(Default: TRX No. 1 (30000), TRX No. 2 (30002), TRX No. 3 (30004),

TRX No. 4 (30006), • • • • • • • • • • • • • •, TRX No. 100 (30198)

• Setting range: Even numbers between 2 and 59998.

(Some numbers may not be acceptable.)

• Do not set the port number which has already been used by another

connection setting.

• When the “Transceiver Model” item (w) is selected “IP100FS,” this item is

not displayed.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

q w e r

y u

(This is only an example.)

u Server Port Number �� Enter the port number that the IP1000C uses to communicate with the

IP100H or IP100FS. (UDP port)

• The set port number (RTP) and the port number +1 (RTCP) are used for the

communication.

• We recommend to use default port number, if it is not problem.

• The default number differs, depending on the [TRX No.] as shown below.

(Default: TRX No. 1 (30000), TRX No. 2 (30002), TRX No. 3 (30004),

TRX No. 4 (30006), • • • • • • • • • • • • • •, TRX No. 100 (30198)

• Setting range: Even numbers between 2 and 65534.

(Some numbers may not be acceptable.)

• Do not set the port number which has already been used by another

connection setting.

i Profile �� Select the Profile number that the IP100H or IP100FS belongs to. (Default: 1)

• 1 to 100 are selectable.

• Set the Profile setting in the [Common Settings] menu, such as ID list,

message or Receive notification tone settings.

o <Add> �� Click to add the entries.

!0 <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Add>.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu (continued)

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]

M Transceiver Setting Entry List

The list of the registered IP100Hs or IP100FSs.

(This is only an example.)

q Selection Box �� Click a selection box to add a check mark to delete an entry.

*By clicking the [All] box, you can select or cancel all entries in the list.

w <Delete> �� Click to delete the selected entry.

• After clicking <Delete>, the content cannot be recalled.

e <Apply> �� Click to apply the entries.

r <Reset> �� Click to restore the settings.

• You cannot restore after clicking <Apply>.

t <Delete> �� Click to delete an entry, which you select in the selection box.

*After an entry is deleted, the entry cannot be recalled.

y <Delete All> �� Click to delete all the entries.

• After clicking <Delete All>, the contents cannot be recalled.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu (continued)

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Registration]

M TRX Batch Setting

You can register consecutive Destination IDs collectively. Or you can copy the Destination ID contents to the other

ID.

q w e

q Range �� Enter a range of collective Destination IDs.

<Add>

By clicking the <Add> button, you can register a consecutive Destination IDs

collectively in the box.

* If a Destination ID is already registered, “Duplicate IDs” is displayed.

w Refer to �� Select the default settings or the programmed settings to refer to.

(Default: Default)

e Profile �� Select a profile number, which IP100Hs or IP100FSs belong to. (Default: 1)

• 1 to 100 are selectable.

You can set an ID List, Message List, or Notification beep setting of each

profile in the [Common Settings] menu.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu (continued)

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings

Individually assign the functions or set the receive notification tone to the registered IP100H.

• After the setting is completed, you must reboot the IP100H.

w e

r t

(This is only an example.)

q Unit ID �� Select the Individual number (Name) that the IP100H is edited.

• Only the individual numbers for the IP100H are selectable.

The individual number that the “Transceiver Model” item on the [Transceiver

Registration] screen is set to “IP100FS,” cannot be selected.

w Display Item �� Select whether the IP100H displays the Date and Time or its Name in the

standby mode. (Default: Date and Time)

• If the “Name” item on the [Transceiver Registration] screen has not been

entered, and this setting is set to “Name,” the IP100H displays the individual

number.

e BackLight �� Select the IP100H backlight function. (Default: Auto)

• OFF

The backlight does not light.

• ON

The backlight lights continuously.

• Auto

The backlight lights when an operation is performed, and goes out after 5

seconds.

r Tx Inhibit �� Select “Enable” to inhibit the IP100H’s transmission. (Default: Disable)

* When this setting is set to “Enable,” the IP100H cannot also transmit with an

optional microphone or using VOX function as well.

t PTT Lock �� Select “Enable” to lock the IP100H’s PTT switch. (Default: Disable)

* When this setting is set to “Enable,” the IP100H cannot transmit by holding

its PTT switch, but it can be transmitted with an optional microphone or

using VOX function as well.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

u i o

(This is only an example.)

y PTT Call at Stand-by �� Select whether the IP100H displays the Destination ID (Call type) in the

standby mode or not. (Default: Enable)

• Enable

The Destination ID (Call type) is displayed on the standby mode.

* When the PTT on the IP100H is pushed, the IP100H calls the displayed ID

(Call type).

• Disable

The Destination ID (Call type) is not displayed on the standby mode.

* The Destination ID (Call type) is displayed when you select the ID using

function keys.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

y u

i o

(This is only an example.)

u Use ID List �� Select whether or not the IP100H uses the ID list. (Default: Disable)

• Disable

The call type is fixed to that which is selected in the “Call Type” item, as

(Address) key

below, even if you push the [

•

If you set the Call Type to “Individual” or “Group,” enter the 4 digit

destination ID in the “Destination ID” item. (Default: All)

] key on the IP100H.

• Even if “Disable” is selected, the IP100H displays a received ID in the ID

list.

• Enable

The call type is changed by pushing the [

Select First Call ID from All or an ID number (1 to 50) that is displayed when the

IP100H is turned ON, and the Call type.

• The ID list is selected on the Common Setting screen.

i Add All Call to ID List � Select whether or not to display All Call in the ID list of the IP100H.

(Default: Disable)

• Disable

Does not display “All” in the ID list.

•

When “Disable” is selected in the [Add All Call to ID List] item, you cannot

select an All call using the [

• Enable

• When the “User ID List” item (u) is set to “Enable,” set the “Add All Call to

ID List” and the“Startup Talkgroup” items.

] key.

] key on the IP100H.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

y u i

!0 !1

(This is only an example.)

o Startup Talkgroup �� Select a talkgroup if you want to set the IP100H to join a talkgroup when you

turn ON the power. (Default: Disable)

• Disable

The IP100 starts up without joining any talkgroup. The ID that is set in the “First Call ID” in the “User ID List” item (u) is displayed when the IP100H is

turned ON.

• Enable

The IP100 joins the selected talkgroup when it is turned ON.

• When the “User ID List” item (u) is set to “Disable,” this item is not

displayed.

!0 Volume �� Set the beep level when the IP100H receives a Call or message to between 0

and 32. (Default: 10)

• When this setting set to “0,” the notification beep becomes OFF.

• The notification beep is individually set for the Call type or message in the

“Receive Notification Tone” item on the [Common Settings] screen.

!1 Notice Tone and Vibration Set the action when the IP100H receives a Call or message to between

“Notification Beep,” “Vibration” and “Notification Beep + Vibration.”

(Default: Notification Beep)

• Notification Beep

When the IP100H receives a Call or message, the specified Notification

beep sounds depending on the Call or message.

The notification beep is set in the “Receive Notification Tone” item on the

[Common Settings] screen.

• Vibration

When the IP100H receives a Call or message, it vibrates for notification.

• Notification Beep + Vibration

When the IP100H receives a Call or message, the Notification beep

sounds and it vibrates for notification.

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

!3 !4 !5

!6 !7

(This is only an example.)

!2 Volume

(Except Reception Notice) Set the beep level when the IP100H transmits a Call or connecting to the

IP1000C to between 0 and 32. (Default: 10)

• When this setting is set to “0,” the notification beep becomes OFF.

* Depending on the [Common Settings], the IP100H sounds beeps when the

IP100H is transmitting or connecting to the IP1000C.

!3 Communication Method Select the communication method that the IP100H uses.

(Default: Full-Duplex)

• Simplex

Toggles the transmission (Talker) and reception (Listener) by turns for

communication.

• Full-duplex

Operates the transmission and reception simultaneously like a telephone.

• When connecting the optional microphone to the IP100H, you can

operate the IP100H like a telephone.

Simplex and Full-duplex

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

Simplex

IP100H

Full-duplex

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8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

!3 !4 !5 !6

(This is only an example.)

!4 Priority Call �� Select whether the IP100H uses the Priority Call or not. (Default: Disable)

The priority levels of the Call types are in the following order.

Priority

High

Priority Call type

level

Fixed

Telephone Emergency (High) Emergency (Normal)

All Call (High)

Individual Call (High)

Selectable*

Group Call (High)

All Call (Normal) Individual Call (Normal)

Low

Group Call (Normal)

* Selectable in the Call Type Priority item in the [RoIP Server] screen in the

[RoIP Server settings] menu.

• The priority is given to the first call between calls with the same priority

level.

• The reply call follows the priority level of the talk side.

Priority

Call

— Enable — Disable —

Enable

Enable Includes from an IP100FS

Enable

Disable Includes the Area Call Disable — Disable Includes the Area Call

For telephone communication

Includes the Area Call or

calling from an IP100FS

Includes the Area Call or

calling from an IP100FS

Remarks

Change the target during communication with the Priority Call function enabled

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

IP100H

Group Call

Making an Individual Call

during communication

Group Call

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IP100H makes an All Call with the Area Call function

8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

!3 !4 !5 !6 !7

(This is only an example.)

!5 Area Call �� Select whether the IP100H uses the Area Call or not. (Default: Disable)

When the IP100H calls All Call or Group Call using the Area Call function, it

calls only other IP100Hs or IP100FSs in the same area that it connects to the

wireless access point.

IP1000C

Sales Accounts Parts

All Call

IP100FS calls the All Call with the Area Call function

Wireless

access point

IP100H

The wireless access points that the IP100H is included in with the Area Call function, are set on the [Area Call] screen in the [RoIP Server Settings] menu. (Example: For Sales and For Accounts)

When the IP100FS uses the Area Call function, the IP100FS can call IP100Hs that are in the communication range of the access points assigned to the Area Call. Select the access point in the [Location], the Call type (Individual, Group, All, Area or Telephone) and names are displayed.

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IP100H transmits a message

8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

!3 !4 !5 !6

(This is only an example.)

!6 Message �� Select whether the IP100H can send the messages or not. (Default: Disable)

When “Enable” is selected, push [FUNC] on the IP100H once to enter the

Message selection screen.

• Up to 10 messages of 32 characters or less can be programmed on the

[Messages] screen in the [Common Settings] menu.

• Select the message number 1 to 10 in the “First Message” item that is

registered on the [Message] screen.

IP1000C

Message

All Gather immedi

Message selection screen

(TX)

IP100FS transmits a message

Selected Call type Selected or edited message

IP100H

All Call

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Received messege screen

The IP100FS can store up to 100 messages in each Site. You can edit the stored messages.

(RX)

ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN

IP100FS One-Touch button

8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu

[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]

M Transceiver Settings (continued)

!3 !4 !5 !6

(This is only an example.)

!7 Status �� Select whether the IP100H can send the Status information or not.

(Example: At lunch, Meeting, Waiting) (Default: Disable)

When “Enable” is selected, push [FUNC] on the IP100H twice to enter the

Status selection screen.

• Up to 10 statuses of 32 characters or less can be entered on the [Status]

screen in the [Common Settings] menu.

• The status that the IP100H sends can be displayed on the [Transceiver

Management] screen in the [Transceiver Settings] menu or the one-Touch

button of the IP100FS.

IP100H sends the Status

IP1000C

Wireless

access point

Status

At lunch

Status selection screen

(TX)

IP1000C Transceiver Management screen

IP100H

At lunch

Name, Destination ID, Status number and Status information

At lunch

Status

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Icom IP1000C User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

INTRODUCTION

FEATURES

OPTIONS

NETWORK AND SYSTEM DEFAULT SETTINGS

SETTING PROCEDURE

BEFORE USING THE IP1000C

1. Panel description

M Front panel

M Rear panel

2. Feature description

M About the basic connection

M Connecting transceivers

M Connecting a telephone and transceivers

Simplex and Full-Duplex

M Multi communication

M All Call and Group Call

M Talkgroup Call

Individual Call

Calling mode

M Priority Call and its priority

M Area Call

M Messages

M About Status Settings

SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM

1. Flow using IP100H

M Prepare for connection and settings

M About the Setting procedures

2. Transceiver settings

M Registering the terminals

M About confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H

M About the IP100H settings

M About the Group calls

M About the Talkgroup calls

M About the Talkgroup calls (continued)

M About the ID list

M About messages

M About the status settings

M About commonly use the ID list and message in the group

3. Bridge connection and Caller settings

4. Additional controller link

5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3

OTHER BASIC FUNCTIONS

1. How to restrict access

M Setting password

2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time

M Setting date and time (Manual setting)

M Setting date and time (Automatic setting)

3. Using the DHCP function

ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN

1. About the setting screen

2. [TOP] Menu

M System Status

M Network Status

M Port Status

M TRX Status

3. [Information] Menu

M SYSLOG

M Memory Usage

M Traffic Statistics

4. [Network Settings] Menu

M Host Name

M IP Address

M DHCP Server

M Static DHCP

M Static DHCP Table

M Routing Table

M Static Routing

M List of Static Routing Entries

5. [RoIP Settings] Menu

M Additional Controller Settings

M VoIP Extension

6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu

M Tenant (Fleet)

7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu

M Call Type Priority

M Telephone Gateway Interconnection