Icom VE-PG2 Installation Manual

OPC-2073
Connection cable (For the transceiver)
OPC-2074
Connection cable (For the repeater)
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If the channel for transceiver A2 and transceiver A3 is set to CH2, transceivers in Area A can communicate with transceivers in Area B.
If the channel for transceiver B1 and transceiver B2 is set to CH18, transceivers in Area B can communicate with transceivers in Area A.
[Area A]
Specified Icom transceiver
Channel: CH2
Channel: CH18
Transceiver A1 Transceiver A2 Transceiver A3
[Area B]
Specified Icom transceiver
Transceiver B1 Transceiver B2 Transceiver B3
IP
network
VE-PG2
192.168.0.2
VE-PG2
192.168.0.3
[LAN] [LAN]
OPC-2073
OPC-2073
Transmission from transceiver A1 to transceiver B3.
Transmission from transceiver B3 to transceiver A1.
Example of the Bridge mode operation
[TRX1]
[TRX1]
Channel: CH2
Transceiver A
Channel: CH18
Transceiver B
Transmits to all transceivers in the network
Example of the Multicast mode operation
IP
network
Transmits to all transceivers in the network
Example of the Multicast mode operation
Transmits to the specified transceiver in the network
Example of the Unicast mode operation
IP
network
IP
network
3. Operation mode
Example of the Selective call mode opration
Then starts communicating through the VE-PG2 A and VE-PG2 B.
VE-PG2 A transmits calling signal to the VE-PG2 B when DTMF code (example: “1”) is received.
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(Transceiver A)
(VE-PG2 A)
(VE-PG2 B)
(Transceiver B)
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Transmits a DTMF code (example: “1”) to communicate with Transceiver B through the IP network.
VE-PG2 finishes communicating when no audio is sent to transceivers A and B for 15 seconds. Or, hold down transceiver’s [PTT] and [#] for 1 second to transmit a # DTMF signal from transceivers A or B.
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VE-PG2
This guide describes about the preparation, operation mode, connection, setting screen and IP address setting. Read ““PRECAUTIONS” first if you have not read it. first if you have not read it.
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1. Preparation
Accessories
• AC adapter
This installation guide describes the VE-PG2 operating mode (Bridge mode and Selective call mode), and the sample connection settings. Read “Installation guide“Installation guideInstallation guide w” for the sample connection for the sample connection setting details.
Download the VE-PG2 instruction manual from Icom web site (http://www.icom.co.jp/world/), if necessary.
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Required items
To set the VE-PG2, the following hardware and software are required:
• PC (PC connected by an Ethernet cable) Microsoft® Windows® XP, Microsoft® Windows Vista® or Microsoft® Windows® 7 is installed.
• Ethernet cable • Connection cable
• Ground wire (OPC-2073 or OPC-2074)
• Hub • Specified Icom transceiver (100BASE-TX or faster products)
[Connecting a PC using an Ethernet cable]
Use an Ether net crossover cable when connecting the VE-PG2 to a PC, because the VE-PG2 does not have the Ethernet straight/crossover cable automatic detect function. Also, be careful of the cable polarity when connecting the VE-PG2 to a HUB that does not have the Ethernet straight/ crossover cable automatic detect function. If the polarity is wrong, the [LAN] LED will not light.
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• The transceiver connected to the VE-PG2 and transceiver to be called must be set to the same channel.
The VE-PG2s can be transmitted signals to the transceivers through the IP network. In the Bridge mode has “Multicast mode” and “Unicast mode” operations.“Multicast mode” and “Unicast mode” operations.Multicast mode” and “Unicast mode” operations.” and “Unicast mode” operations. and “Unicast mode” operations.“Unicast mode” operations.Unicast mode” operations.” operations. operations.
• In the Multicast mode, the VE-PG2 calls all transceivers that are connected to the VE-PG2 (default).
• In the Unicast mode, the VE-PG2 calls a specified transceiver that is connected to the VE-PG2.
Bridge mode operation
(The transceiver's instruction manual)
CAUTION: Use only the specified cable to connect a transceiver or repeater to the VE-PG2. Using another cable, like an
Ethernet cable may damage the VE-PG2, transceivers or repeaters.
2. Transceiver and repeater settings
Usable transceivers and repeaters
The following transceivers and repeaters are usable with the VE-PG2. The optional connection cable is required, refer to the following table.
Model name Optional connection cable
IC-F121S/IC-F221S IC-F121/IC-F221 IC-F111S/IC-F211S IC-F111/IC-F211 IC-FR5000/IC-FR6000 OPC-2074 (approximately 5 m; 16.4 ft)
Set the transceiver and repeater as shown in the following table before connecting to the VE-PG2.
Setting items Transceiver Repeater
Channel any any Audio volume level Set the volume to the 12 o’clock position any External I/O (D-sub 25) port setting* Required optional connection cable*
*1The CS-FR5000 cloning software and OPC-1122U cloning cable are required when you set External I/O D-sub 25 port setting. *2Use the specified connection cable when connecting the transceiver or repeater to the VE-PG2.
OPC-2073 (approximately 5 m; 16.4 ft)
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Ext. I/O 18 Output Low Voltage 2 OPC-2073 OPC-2074
Example of the Bridge mode operation: Calling a transceiver in another area (Transceiver A1 calls Transceiver B3). q Set Transceiver A1’s channel to CH2, and while holding down [PTT], speak into the microphone at your normal voice level
to call Transceiver B3.
w When Transceiver A receives the AF signal from Transceiver A1, Transceiver A sends the AF signal to the VE-PG2 through
the OPC-2073.
e The VE-PG2 ([Area A]) converts the AF signal to an RoIP signal, then transmits it from the [LAN] port to the VE-PG2 ([Area
B]) through the IP network.
r The VE-PG2 ([Area B]) converts the RoIP signal to an AF signal, then Transceiver B receives the signal. t Transceiver B3 receives the signal from Transceiver B. y Transceiver B3 can also transmit a signal to communicate with Transceiver A1.
Selective call mode operation
The DTMF tone code can be used for calling the specified station or controlling the external equipment in the Selective call mode.
4. Connection
MODE DC LAN TRX1 TRX2 TRX3 IN
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OUT SW ABC
Connect the Ethernet cable
Start up the PC
Connect the AC adapter to an AC outlet
Make sure the LEDs are lit.
To any unused HUB port
HUB
To the VE-PG2 [LAN] port
To the DC jack
Supplied AC adapter
VE-PG2
A Ethernet cable (purchase separately)
PC IP address (example: 192.168.0.100)
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After turning the power ON, make sure [POWER], [LAN] and [VoIP] are lit.
The LEDs light as a default or after resetting the VE-PG2.
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POWER VoIP TRX1 TRX2 TRX3LAN EXT
CAUTION:
Connect the Ethernet cable to ONLY the [LAN] port. If it is connected to [TRX1], [TRX2] or [TRX3] port, the VE-PG2 and HUB may be damaged.
GROUND
5. Accessing the VE-PG2 setting screen
Connect the Ethernet cable, HUB, the ground cable and AC adapter to the VE-PG2 by following steps q to r as shown below. (Connect the AC adapter with the VE-PG2 after connecting the Ethernet cable.)
• Disconnect the HUB from the established network before connecting the Ethernet cable, only if the VE-PG2 is in the default mode.
• The VE-PG2 can be connected directly to the PC using the MDI-X (crossover) type Ethernet cable.
R WARNING!
To prevent electrical shock, television interference (TVI), broadcast interference (BCI) and other problems, ground the VE-PG2 through the ground terminal. For best results, connect a heavy gauge wire or strap to a ground terminal of an AC outlet or a long ground rod. Make the distance between the ground terminal and ground as short as possible.
NEVER connect the ground terminal to a gas or electric pipe. This may result in an electrical shock or cause a fire.
Network and System default settings
Setting the PC IP address
Accessing the VE-PG2 setting screen
The following proced ure descr ibes how t o acce ss the VE-PG2 setting screen from a web browser on the PC.
Open a web browser, and then enter the VE-PG2 IP
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http://192.168.0.1/
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The factory default IP address setting is shown as an example.
Push [Enter]. The login authentication window will
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Enter “admin” (default user name) and “wavemaster”
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(default password) in their respective input field, and then click [OK] to display the VE-PG2 setting screen.
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About web browsers
Only Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 or later should be used with the VE-PG2. Activate the JavaScript and set to allow Cookies on your web browser to display the setting screen correctly. If ot her bro wsers are used , the scre e n may no t be displayed correctly.
Setting screen descriptions
See the instruction manual (PDF file: Download from the Icom web site) for details of the setting screen.
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q Link to Icom web site
Click the Icom logo to link to the Icom web site if your PC is connected to the Internet.
r Setting buttons
S a v e o r ca n ce l s et t in g values. If “The setting which should“The setting which should be rebooted was changed.”
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screen
Displays the screen name list on a menu line. When y o u p l a c e t h e m o us e pointer on each menu title, a list of items drops down which you can use to select the desire setting. ( Example: Place the mouse
pointer on “Connection set-“Connection set-Connection set­ting”, and then click “Oper-”, and then click “Oper-, and then click “Oper-“Oper-Oper­ating mode” shown on the” shown on the list.).)
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value display
Dis p lays th e s e tting an d values when you click the scr e e n na m e (ex a m p le :
is displayed on the screen when you click the [Save] button, click the [Save and Reboot] button. The VE-PG2 reboots, and the setting items and values are updated. The following message is disp l ayed on t h e s c r e e n while the VE-PG2 is reboot­ing.
VE-PG2 is rebooting.
Click [Back] after VE-PG2 has re­booted.
• T he setting screen does not automatically return, s o cl i c k [B ac k ] ab o u t 3 0 s e c o n d s af te r th e “VE - P G2 is r e b ooti n g ”VE- P G 2 is re b o o ting ”” message appears.
Clicking “Operating mode”“Operating mode”Operating mode”” displays the setting screen).
Network setting
System setting
To set the VE-PG2 to the default setting, see “Precautions”“Precautions”Precautions”” for details. *User settable.
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IP address 192.168.0.1*
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0*
Administrator ID admin (Fixed)
Administrator password
wavemaster*
Set the static PC IP address (example: 192.168.0.100) See the instruction manual which comes with the PC for details on setting the PC IP address. When you set the static VE-PG2 IP address, assign the IP address by network administrator.
6. VE-PG2 IP address setting
Click “LAN IP” in the “Network setting” to display the“LAN IP” in the “Network setting” to display theLAN IP” in the “Network setting” to display the” in the “Network setting” to display the in the “Network setting” to display the“Network setting” to display theNetwork setting” to display the” to display the to display the
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“LAN IP” setting screen.LAN IP” setting screen.” setting screen. setting screen.
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Set the IP address and subnet mask of the VE-PG2.
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Be sure not to input the same IP address as another device’s address.
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When you update the firmware online, connect the VE-PG2 to the Internet and set the default gateway and DNS server addresses as the addresses used in the network.
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When finished, click [Save and Reboot].
+See “Installation guide w” for bridge and selective call mode setting examples.
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