MOCET IP3092 User Manual
IP3092/ IP3092L Communicator
User Guide
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MOCET IP3092/IP3092L Communicator User Guide
FCC Statement
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions in this manual, may cause interference to radio
communications. This equipment as been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules, which are designed to provide
reasonable protection against radio interference when operated in a commercial environment.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the
user, at is own expense, will be required to take whatever measures are necessary to correct the
interface.
CE Declaration of Conformity
This equipment complies with the requirements relating to electromagnetic compatibility,
EN55022 class B for ITE and EN 50082-1. This meets the essential protection
requirements of the European Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the approximation of the
laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility.
Environment
The phone you have purchased, as well as any used batteries must not be disposed of
with household waste. You should return these to your distributor if they are to replaced or
dispose of them in an approved recycling center.
Trademarks
iPad™, iPod™, iPhone™, iPad2™, the new iPad™, iTunes™, iOS™, Safari™, AirplayTM
and Facetime™ are registered trademarks of Apple Inc., USA. All other company, brand
and product names, like Metaswitch™, Broadsoft™, Freeswitch™ and Asterisk™ are
registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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WARNING!
1.
Read these installation instructions carefully before connecting the IP phone to its power
2.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover from the IP phone or attempt
to dismantle it. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage levels.
Equally, incorrect reassembly could cause electric shock on re-use of the appliance.
3.
Do not expose the IP Phone to Fire, direct sunlight or excessive heat.
4.
Do not expose the IP Phone to rain or moisture and do not allow it to come into contact with
water.
5.
Do not install the IP phone in an environment likely to present a THREAT OF IMPACT.
6.
You may clean the IP phone using a fine damp cloth. Never use solvents (such as
trichloroethylene or acetone), which may damage the phone’s plastic surface and LCD
screen. Never spray the phone with any cleaning product whatsoever.
7.
Take care not to scratch the LCD screen.
8.
The IP phone is designed to work in temperatures from 5oC to 40oC.
9.
The IP phone must be installed at least 1 meter from radio frequency equipment, such as
TVs, radios, hi-fi or video equipment (which radiate electromagnetic fields).
10.
Do not connect the LAN/PC port to any network other than an Ethernet network.
11.
Do not attempt to upgrade your IP phone in an unstable power environment. This could
cause unexpected issues.
12.
Do not work on the system or connect or disconnect cables during lightning storms.
13.
Children don't recognize the risks of electrical appliances. Therefore use or keep the phone
only under supervision of adults or out of the reach from children.
14. No repair can be performed by the end user, if you experience trouble with this
equipment, for repair or warranty information, please contact your supplier.
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Table of Content
ABOUT THIS GUIDE .................................................................................... 5
1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 6
1.1. C
1.2. O
1.3. I
1.3.1. Connect the Handset to the Communicator: .............................................9
1.3.2. Connect the Ethernet cable:........................................................................9
1.3.3. Connect the power:......................................................................................9
1.3.4. Starting Up:.................................................................................................10
1.3.5. Inserting The iPad: .....................................................................................10
1.3.6. Other Ports Support:..................................................................................12
1.4. A
1.4.1. Communicator Port Functions:.................................................................13
1.5. C
1.5.1. Communicator Key Functions for iPad app mode: .................................14
1.5.2. Communicator Key Function for IP Commander mode:.........................15
1.6. C
1.6.1. Communicator LED Functions for IP Commander Mode: ......................16
1.6.2. Communicator LEDs Function for iPad app mode: ................................17
OMMUNICATOR FEATURES
PERATING MODES AND REQUIREMENTS
NSTALLATION AND SETUP
PPEARANCE AND PORT FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
OMMUNICATOR KEYS FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
OMMUNICATOR
LED F
.....................................................................................7
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UNCTION DESCRIPTION
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2. GETTING START.................................................................................. 18
2.1. P
2.2. S
OWER ON
OFTWARE INSTALLATION
IP3092 C
OMMUNICATOR AND IPAD
........................................................18
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2.2.1. Installing the IP Commander app on your iPad .......................................18
2.2.3. I Inserting the iPad into the Apple 30-pin Connector:.....................................19
2.2.3. Audio Routing over Bluetooth or Apple 30-pin connector: .............................19
2.2.4. Using Other iPad apps with the Communicator .............................................20
2.3. IP C
OMMANDER OVERVIEW
....................................................................................24
2.3.1. Settings .......................................................................................................25
2.3.2. Audio System Control................................................................................25
2.3.3. Audio System Control Privilege................................................................26
3. BASIC PHONE SETTING WITH COMMANDER APP .......................... 27
3.1. U
3.2. U
3.3. C
3.3.1. Lines.............................................................................................................32
3.3.2. Calls .............................................................................................................33
3.3.3. Registration ..................................................................................................33
3.3.4. Caller ID.......................................................................................................33
3.4. C
3.5. N
3.6. L
3.7. P
3.7.1. Volume Setting ...........................................................................................36
SING THE COMMUNICATOR WITHOUT THE IP COMMANDER APP
SING THE IP COMMANDER APP
OMMON TERMS
ONFIGURING YOUR IP PHONE FOR SERVICE
ETWORK SETTING
INE SETTING
HONE SETTING
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3.7.2. Call Features...............................................................................................37
3.7.3. Hotline Setting ............................................................................................37
4. USING THE BASIC FEATURES OF YOUR PHONE ............................ 39
4.1. L
4.2. A
4.3. R
4.4. E
4.5. M
4.6. RED
4.7. S
4.8. T
4.9. F
INE SETTING
NSWERING A CALL
EJECTING A CALL
NDING/HOLDING/RESUMING A CALL
UTE AND UN-MUTE A CALL
IALING A NUMBER
ETTING UP A CONFERENCE CALL
RANSFERRING A CALL
ORWARDING A CALL
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5. USING THE ADVANCED FEATURES OF YOUR PHONE ................... 45
5.1. L
5.2. C
5.3. V
5.4. C
5.5. M
5.6. C
5.7. C
5.8. M
5.8.1. Private Phonebook ........................................................................................53
5.8.2. Public Phonebook..........................................................................................54
5.8.3. LDAP Directory ............................................................................................54
5.9. S
OGIN TO THE WEB INTERFACE OF THE COMMUNICATOR
HANGING THE USER’S PASSWORD
IEWING PHONE INFORMATION ON WEB USER INTERFACE
ONFIGURING PHONE SETTINGS
ANAGING PROGRAMMABLE KEYS
ONFIGURING
ONFIGURING SYSTEM SETTINGS
ANAGING PHONEBOOK
ENDING AN INSTANT MESSAGE
SIP L
INE SETTINGS
........................................................................................53
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(IM).......................................................................56
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6. USING ADVANCED CALL FEATURE.................................................. 57
6.1. C
6.2. I
6.2.1. Answering an Intercom Call ......................................................................58
6.2.2. Placing an Intercom Call............................................................................58
ALL WAITING
NTERCOM CALL
.......................................................................................................57
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7. PHONE FIRMWARE UPGRADE .......................................................... 59
8. USING USB DEVICES WITH YOUR PHONE ....................................... 60
8.1. USB K
8.2. USB WLAN D
EYBOARD
ONGLE
...................................................................................................60
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9. TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................... 61
10. GLOSSARY .......................................................................................... 62
10.1. A
10.2. T
CRONYMS
ERMINOLOGY
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About this Guide
This is the User Guide for the MOCET IP3092/IP3092L Series Communicator. Not all
features listed or described in this guide are available, or available by default. If you are
not sure of what features are available on your Communicator, if you have a system or
network administrator, or you recieved this product from a service provider, please contact
them. They have the ability to customize some features on this phone that are not readily
available or accessible by a userregular user. For information on the advanced settings
and configuration of the Communicator, refer to the Communicator Administrator Guide.
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1. Introduction
The MOCET™ Communicator™ is an innovative accessory for the Apple™ iPad™ that will
enable you to use your iPad as your desk phone with popular applications including
FaceTime™ and Skype™. With the addition of the MOCET™ Commander™ application,
available from the Apple™ App Store™, you can replace your existing phone service, or
add high quality phone service by subscribing to a compatible VoIP service (available
separately).
Use the high definition audio-enabled handset and speakerphone on the Communicator to
enhance your communication and ensure privacy and comfort. For small office use, an
external desktop microphone can be attached improving the conference call experience.
The enhanced dynamic range stereo speakers make listening to music and watching
music a more engaging experience.
The Communicator stand is adjustable between 30º and 75º, allowing you to find the most
convenient viewing angle for watching movies or participating in video conferences. The
Communicator can fast charge and power your iPad for all day work and play, and the
USB port can offer charging to your iPhone of Mobile phone.
Bluetooth-enabled iPad / iPhone / Android Pad / mobile phones can be paired with the
Communicator allowing calls to be directed to the handset or speakerphone for better call
quality and comfort as well. One USB host port and one micro-SD port on the IP3092 allow
users to connect memory devices, keyboards and other supported peripherals.
The integrated DECT base station on Communicator’s IP3092D(L) and IP3092D-E(ODM)
models can support up to five DECT 6.0 CATiq-2.0 handsets configured as a mini PBX
complete with a simple auto-attendant and voicemail or as individually configured VoIP
phones, each with their own voicemail and phone numbers on a supported phone system
or service.
Two 10/100 Ethernet ports on Communicator’s IP3092/IP3092L and IP3092D/IP3092DL
(ODM) models allows you to connect your computer as a pass-through to your network,
requiring only one Ethernet to your switch or router for both. Two 10/100/1000Mbps
Ethernet ports on the IP3092D-E(ODM) model allows you to connect both your computer
and the Communicator to a Gigabit Ethernet switch or router, without slowing down your
applications or network services.
The following table shows the differences between the various Communicator Models:
Feature IP3092/IP3092L IP3092D/IP2092DL
(ODM Only)
Hardware echo cancelation
DECT base station
Ethernet 2x10/100 2x100/100 2x10/100/1000
PBX features
● ●
● ●
IP3092D-E
(ODM Only)
●
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1.1. Communicator Features
Hardware Highlights
Extended dynamic range stereo speaker system
HD acoustic designed handset, headset and hands-free
Super wide-band audio quality
Adjustable viewing angles (30º~ 75º)
Bluetooth 2.1 EDR with high quality A2DP audio support
Front Panel Buttons
Volume control
Speaker
Mute
Handset
Home
Hotline (for emergency calls)
Rear and Side Panel Connectivity
Headset port with 3.5mm port
RJ-9 external microphone extension (audio in)
Ethernet LAN port
Ethernet PC pass-through port
DC power port
USB 2.0 port
Micro SD card reader
Apple 30-pin connector (supports all iPad™ models)
Power Supply
Input : AC100~240V, 50~60Hz, 1.0A
Output : DC12V, 2A with connector 2.5mmФ
Phone Feature Highlights
Complete VoIP and networking protocol support
Rich supplementary call services and phone features
HD acoustic hardware design for handset and speakerphone
G.722, G.711 and G.729 wide and narrow-band audio codec support
4 Standards-compliant SIP Lines with 16 call appearances
Two port 10/100 Ethernet switch
5-way on-phone conferencing
16 programmable keys
Certified for use on Asterisk, Freeswitch, Metaswitch, Broadsoft and 3CX systems
Robust auto-provisioning, remote management and security enhancements
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1.2. Operating Modes and Requirements
The Communicator operates in two modes;
iPad app mode… where the user can make and recieve calls using FaceTime™ ,
Skype™, Hookflash, Bria for iPad and other social networking or communications
apps running on the iPad
IP Commander mode… where the user can make and recieve calls using the
MOCET™ Commander™ application, available from the Apple™ app store
The Communicator is configured by default to start in iPad app mode. For operating in
iPad app mode, the iPad uses it’s built in connectivity options for communicating with
FaceTime, Skype, Hookflash, VoIP services or IP PBXs. For operating in IP Commander
mode, the Communicator must be connected to an Ethernet LAN to register with a VoIP
service or an IP PBX.
1.3. Installation and Setup
The Communicator comes with all the accessories needed to get going right away.
Included in the box is a Quick Start Guide, a handset, handset cord, power supply adapter,
and an Ethernet cable.
The IP Communicator can support wide-range of viewing angles (30°~75°) as the hinge is
easily adjusted (see below).
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1.3.1. Connect the Handset to the Communicator:
After unpacking the box, place the Communicator on the table and turn its stand to a
proper angle (for example, 45º).
Then connect the handset to the curly handset cord first and plug the other end of the cord
to the phone jack marked HAND on the rear panel of the Communicator. Please refer to
the following figure below.
1.3.2. Connect the Ethernet cable:
If you plan to use IP Commander mode with a VoIP service or an IP PBX, connect the
Communicator to your LAN or Internet router with the included CAT-5 Ethernet cable on its
LAN port ,
To eliminate the requirement for multiple Ethernet cables to a user’s location, the user’s
computer can be connected to the network through the second Ethernet PC port on
the Communicator if desired.
1.3.3. Connect the power:
Then plug the barrel plug of the included power adapter to the port marked 12VDC.
Please make sure you use the right power adapter. It shall have a label showing 12V
and 2A.
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Then plug in the other end of power adaptor to the wall power AC power outlet. Then you
will see LEDs on the Communicator light up and after about two minutes the
Communicator will be ready to use..
1.3.4. Starting Up:
The Communicator will take about two minutes to start up. Please don’t insert the iPad into
the Communicator until the the blue message waiting indicator (MWI) LED turns off.
1.3.5. Inserting The iPad:
Befroe you inserting your iPad, please make sure your iPad is met with the model of
Communicator as shown in below:
IP3092 is for iPad 1, iPad 2 and new iPad (3rd Generation) by using 30-pin connector
IP3092L is for iPad 4 by using 8-pin lightning connector
For the iPad 2, iPad 3 and iPad4, keep the add-on tray in the Communicator. To use an
iPad 1 in the Communicator, please remove the add-on tray first. (see figure below).
After that, simply by sliding your iPad into the front bezel slot and pushing it into the
Apple 30-pin connector (IP3092) or 8-pin lightning connector (IP3092L) in the
Communicator, the battery signal showed on the upper right cornor of iPad screen
changed from to and the Apple iPad will show message “ IP Commander
would like to communicate with the Mocet IP3092, Ignore or Allow” letting you know
that the Communicator is ready to go.
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Note: You do not need to remove the Add-on tray unless you want to use the
Communicator with an iPad1.
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1.3.6. Other Ports Support:
External Mic : this is for voice conferencing use with a VoIP service or IP PBX;
requires the purchase of an optional desktop microphone set from MOCET.
Console port : this is reserved for engineering service only.
PC and LAN Ethernet ports : Allows the Communicator to be connected to a
LAN or the Internet for VoIP or IP PBX use.A CAT-5 Ethernet cable is provided in
the box to connect the Communicator to an port on an Ethernet switch from its
LAN port ,. To eliminate the requirement for multiple Ethernet cables to a
user’s location, the user’s computer can be connected to the network through the
second Ethernet PC port on the Communicator;
Note: you do not need to connect the Communicator to your network if do not intend to
use the MOCET IP Commander app to connect to a VoIP service or IP PBX.
1.4. Appearance and Port Function Description
The Communicator comes with all the accessories needed to get going right away.
Included in the box are the handset, handset cord, power supply adapter, and an Ethernet
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1.4.1. Communicator Port Functions:
The front, rear and side views of the Communicator with the location of all connectors are
shown in the following figures and the description of ports and connectors are listed in the
table below.
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Number
Port/Connector Description
1 iPad docking port Apple 30-pin connector or 8-pin lightning
connector on front shell
2 Handset port RJ-9 for attaching handset with curly phone cord
3 Microphone input port To connect optional desktop microphone set
4 Ethernet LAN port To connect the Communicator to the LAN
5 Ethernet PC port To connect a PC to the LAN
6 12VDC Power port 2.5mm port for external power adapter
7 Console port For service use only
8 Kensington lock mount To lock the Communicator to a desk with
Kensington lock
9 Micro SD card reader For voicemail, IVR prompts, and firmware
updates
10 USB 2.0 host port Can be used to charge an iPhone or other
device; also for voicemail, IVR prompts, and
firmware updates
11 MOCET accessory port Reserved for future use
12 Wiring duct Allows curly handset cord to be routed to port
13 Headset port 3.5mm port for Apple or other headset
1.5. Communicator Keys Function Description
The Communicator supports two audio system control modes: iPad app mode and IP
Commander mode,The following section shows how to operate the Communicator in both
modes.
1.5.1. Communicator Key Functions for iPad app mode:
The default configuration of the Communicator automatically enables the audio controls for
FaceTime, Skype, Hookflash, Bria or other iPad apps. In iPad app mode, the
Communicator key functions are as follows:
Name of Key Description
Speakerphone
Press this key to enable or disable the Speakerphone; a blue
LED is used to indicate status
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Press this key to enable or disable the Headset feature; it does
Press this key to enable or disable the Headset feature; it does
Headset
not enable or disable the 3.5mm port or Bluetooth connection.
Volume control keys to adjust volume of Handset Receiver,
Handset DTMF output, Handset Ring output, Headset
Receiver, Headset DTMF output, Headset Ring output,
Volume Rocker
Speakerphone output, Speakerphone DTMF output and
Speakerphone Ring output
There are three Communicator keys that may not function in iPad app mode:
For supported apps, this key can be used to mute the audio.
Mute
Function is used in IP Commander app mode for dialing up to
Hotline
three pre-programmed phone numbers in succession
regardless of whether an iPad is inserted in the Communicator
Function is used in IP Commander app mode to bring IP
Home
Commander to the forefront or launch it if it is not running
1.5.2. Communicator Key Function for IP Commander mode:
If the Communicator is connected to a VoIP service or IP PBX, and the IP Commander app
is to be used, the audio system control in the app should be set to On and to Commander.
The Communicator key functions are shown below:
Key Description
Press this key to make an emergency call whether the iPad is
Hotline
attached or not; requires subscription to VoIP service or
connection to an IP PBX. A red LED is used to indicate its
status
Press this key to bring the IP Commander app immediately to
Home
the forefront. A blue LED is used to indicate its status
Press this key to enable or disable the Speakerphone; a blue
Speakerphone
LED is used to indicate status
Press this key to mute a call (the other party will not be able to
Mute
hear you).
Headset
not enable or disable the 3.5mm port or Bluetooth connection.
Volume control keys to adjust volume of Handset Receiver,
Handset DTMF output, Handset Ring output, Headset
Receiver, Headset DTMF output, Headset Ring output,
Volume Rocker
Speakerphone output, Speakerphone DTMF output and
Speakerphone Ring output
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The Communicator is booting or updating
Message Waiting
disconnected, VoIP service is unavailable,
emergency call, the LED will light up. There are two states
1.6. Communicator LED Function Description
The Communicator supports two audio system control modes, one is iPad app mode and
the other is Commander mode. Each uses the LEDs in a slightly different manner; and
they are described below.
1.6.1. Communicator LED Functions for IP Commander Mode:
The following table describes all functions of LED indicators:
LED Color Status Description
Indicator
Handset
Home
Blue
Red
Blue
Blue
Blue
Off No new messages
Steady
Blinking slow New voice message indication. This is
also applicable for supported instant
messaging and email apps
Steady Warning: Wired Ethernet link is
or Ethernet keep alive link is failing
Fast Flashing Urgent call ringing (for supported servers)
Off N/A
Steady Wide-band audio call support after boot
up.
Blinking N/A
Off Narrowband audio call
Off No new messages
Steady On Commander app running on Communicator
Flashing 3 sec. iPad inserted or removed
Off Commander app not running on foreground,
or Communicator off
Blue-green LED indicates that speakerphone is enabled
Speakerphone
Blue
Blue-green LED indicates that “Voice Mute” is enabled
Mute
Blue
Headset
Red
Hotline
Blue-green LED indicates that the headset feature is
enabled
By default, the red LED is off. When user makes an
where the LED lights up:
(1) Flashing : when the call is dialed and ringing to the
destination.
(2) Steady on: when the call is connected.
Note: To activate the Hotline function, please configure it in the IP Commander
web user interface of the Communicator
and up to 3 emergency phone numbers may be programmed. For instance,
TM
TM
. The location address of Communicator
app or
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Message Waiting
The Communicator is booting or updating
911 at Line 1-408-123-4567 (Police station)
1-555-111-2222 at Line 1-230-765-4321 (Office Security)
1-666-333-4444 at Line 1-230-765-4321(Building Security)
For a more detailed discussion of the Hotline feature, refer to the Basic Operation
Guide.
1.6.2. Communicator LEDs Function for iPad app mode:
The following table describes all functions of LED indicators:
LED Color Status Description
Blue
Off Communicator is booted OK.
Steady
Indicator
Handset
Light
Purple
Blue
Steady System is under upgrade or abnormal
state.
Steady Support HD audio quality
Blinking N/A
Off Not support HD audio quality
Blue
Blue-green LED indicates that speakerphone is enabled
Speakerphone
Blue
Blue-green LED indicates that Mute is enabled
Mute
Blue-green LED indicates that the headset feature is
enabled
Off Normal condition
Steady On N/A
Flashing 3
sec.
iPad inserted or removed
Headset
Home
Blue
Blue
There is one Communicator key that may not function in iPad app mode:
Red
N/A (Only supported in VoIP mode)
Hotline
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2. Getting Start
After unpacking the Communicator from the box, please follow these steps to start the
Communicator and install IP Commander and setup the VoIP features.
2.1. Power on Communicator and iPad
Following the hardware installation section of IP3092/IP3092L Communicator User
Guide, connect the curly cord to both the handset and Communicator, the Ethernet
cable between the LAN port and the LAN or Internet router, and the power adapter
between the wall socket and the Communicator;
Then power on Communicator, but do not connect your iPad;
It will take just about two minutes for the Communicator to start up; you will see
the LEDs light and then go off while the blue LED of the message waiting indicator
(MWI) stays lit a little longer. When the MWI LED goes off, the Communicator is
ready and you can connect your iPad
2.2. Software Installation
2.2.1. Installing the IP Commander app on your iPad
When an iPad is inserted into the Communicator, the Communicator will scan the iPad to
determine whether it has been connected to the Communicator and whether it has the
Commander app installed. If this is the first time you have connected your iPad to the
Communicator, and you do not have the Commander app, a dialog box will display saying
“This accessory requires an application you do not have” and “Would you like to
install it from App store?”
Please press the “Yes” button. Then the iPad will lead you to iTunes store to
dowload the IP Commander app. Then you have to confirm the “install” on your
iPad.
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If more than one iPad share one Communicator, the download and install process
will be repeated for each new iPad discovered.
After the installation is complete, you can launch the IP Commander app on your
iPad and it will syncronize to the Communicator when the iPad is connected.
The Communicator supports audio routing through both the iPad 30-pin connector
and Bluetooth. Depending on the iPad app, the audioroute may need to be
switched. The default audio path selection is through the 30-pin connector or 8-pin
lightning connector.
Note: When using the Bluetooth audio route, the volume can be controlled using the
Communicator buttons; when the iPad is disconnected from the Communicator, but still
paired with the Communicator and within range, the volume of the Communicator can be
controlled from within the app itself..
2.2.3. I Inserting the iPad into the Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning Connector:
Charging: When the Communicator powers on and is ready, and the iPad is
inserted all the way into the 30-pin or 8-pin lightning connector, the iPad will start
charging. In addition, the user can charge his iPhone or other mobile phone by
connect it to the USB port on the right side of the Communicator.
Adjusting the stand angle for video or conference calling: The user can
adjust the screen angle by holding the stand and the base unit and opening or
closing the stand to a comfortable angle, ranging from 30º to 75º.
Audio routing: By default, all audio from a connected iPad plays through the
Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning connector to the speakers, handset or headset of
the Communicator
2.2.3. Audio Routing over Bluetooth or Apple 30-pin/8-pin lightning connector:
By default, all audio from a connected iPad plays through Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning
connector to the speakers, handset or headset of the Communicator. In this mode, all apps
can take advantage of the HD handset and super-wideband stereo speaker system.
The Communicator supports Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and the A2DP audio profile for a wireless
connection to the iPad’s audio system.
You can pair your iPad, iPhone or another mobile phone to the Communicator by using the
Bluetooth discovery process on your device to find and pair it to the Communicator. You
will see a device ID like IP3092-xxxxxx when finished scanning.
When connected, you can control the audio output of the iPad, iPhone or other mobile
phone using the volume controls on the Communicator to play music or make a call using
the Communicator’s handset, speakerphone and headset.
When the iPad is paired to the Communicator using Bluetooth, the audio and video will
keep playing even if the iPad is not connected to the Communicator (The volume buttons
on the Communicator will be disabled when the iPad is detached but can still be
controlled from within the app itself).
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2.2.4. Using Other iPad apps with the Communicator
iPad Movie, HBO Go, Youtube and other video apps
After inserting the iPad into the Communicator, the audio from the iPad Movie app, HBO
Go and other video apps will play by default on the Communicator Speaker. You can
switch to the headset or Handset just by pressing the appropriate key.
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FaceTime, Skype and other Social Networking apps
Many users like to run social networking and communications apps, like FaceTimeTM,
Skype
TM,
, Hookflash™ and other apps on their iPads. The Communicator’s high quality
audio system greatly enhances the user experience for voice and video calls. Your calls
with sound better, regardless of whether the app supports narrow-band or wide-band audio.
For comfort and convenience, the user can switch the audio among speakerphone,
handset or headset and volume can be adjusted independently for all three modes.
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