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FLASH AND
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WITHIN THE
TRIANGLE IS A
WARNING SIGN
ALERTING YOU
OF “DANGEROUS
VOLTAGE”
INSIDE THE
PRODUCT.
SEE MARKING ON BOTTOM/BACK OF PRODUCT.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE
THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT
REMOVE COVER. NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
THE
EXCLAMATION
POINT WITHIN THE
TRIANGLE IS A
WARNING SIGN
ALERTING YOU OF
IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS
ACCOMPANYING
THE PRODUCT.
WARRANTYAND SERVICE INFORMATION
For warranty and service information, refer to the appropriate web site
below:
RTS Digital
RTSTW
AudioCom
RadioCom
Intercom Headsets
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Technical questions should be directed to:
Customer Service Department
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www.rtsintercoms.com
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
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http://www.rtsintercoms.com/contact_main.php
WARNING: APPARATUS SHALL NOT BE EXPOSED TO DRIPPING OR
SPLASHING AND NO OBJECTS FILLED WITH LIQUIDS, SUCH AS
VASES, SHALL BE PLACED ON THE APPARATUS.
WARNING: THE MAIN POWER PLUG MUST REMAIN READILY OPERABLE.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, GROUNDING
OF THE CENTER PIN OF THIS PLUG MUST BE MAINTAINED.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
WARNING: TO PREVENT INJURY, THIS APPARATUS MUST BE
SECURELY ATTACHED TO THE FLOOR/WALL/RACK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
This product is AC only.
WARNING: THIS IS A CLASS A PRODUCT. IN A DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENT THIS PRODUCT MAY CAUSE RADIO INTERFERENCE, IN
WHICH CASE THE USER MAY BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ADEQUATE
MEASURES.
DISCLAIMER
The manufacturer of the equipment described herein makes no
expressed or implied warranty with respect to anything
contained in this manual and shall not be held liable for any
implied warranties of fitness for a particular application or for
any indirect, special, or consequential damages. The
information contained herein is subject to change without prior
notice and shall not be construed as an expressed or implied
commitment on the part of the manufacturer.
ODIN Intercom 3
Important Safety Instructions
1.Read these instructions.
2.Keep these instructions.
3.Heed all warnings.
4.Follow all instructions.
5.Do not use this apparatus near water.
6.Clean only with dry cloth.
7.Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
8.Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves,
or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9.Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A
polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding
type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the
third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10.Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at
plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
apparatus.
11.Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12.Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution
when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13.Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
14.Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required
when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply
cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into
the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.
Features ....................................................................................................................................................9
Reference View – ODIN Front Panel ....................................................................................................10
Front Panel LEDs.................................................................................................................................... 33
Port Status Overview .............................................................................................................................. 34
Link Status Overview .............................................................................................................................35
Fan Tray .................................................................................................................................................69
MENU SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................. 81
Main Menu Access ................................................................................................................................81
Status Menu ...........................................................................................................................................82
System Menu .................................................................................................................................82
FIGURE 106. Alarms Next Page Button ...............................................................................................162
FIGURE 107. Alarms | Active with Clearable and Non-Clearable Alarms ..........................................163
8 ODIN Intercom Matrix
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
The ODIN Digital Intercom is a highly scalable intercom system in a 1RU (Rack Unit) package. As the capacity needs evolve, a
single ODIN can grow from 16 ports to a maximum of 128 ports. Up to eight ODIN frames can be interconnected via optical InterFrame Links creating a single intercom with up to 1024 ports. The total number of licensed ports may be allocated freely to any
available port hardware type supported by the frame.
The front panel has been designed to incorporate a User Interface as an alternative option to AZedit that supports the most common
setup and configuration tasks. An ODIN intercom system can be controlled and monitored with AZedit and IPedit as well.
Featuring connectors for AIO, OMNEO, RVON and two-wire technology, ODIN supports keypanel technology going forward
and, as always, legacy RTS keypanels. OMNEO network connections use standard RJ-45 connectors, and can also use optional
Optical Fiber SFP connectors.
Features
•A robust digital matrix in a compact 1RU space.
•Built-in OMNEO technology.
•Redundant power supplies.
•Front panel user interface gives easy access to the most common configuration tasks to allow quick modifications to the
system.
•Channel expansion through optional licensing and system expansion through trunking supported.
•Energy-efficient design, uses less than 50W of power.
10 IntroductionODIN Intercom Matrix
Reference View – ODIN Front Panel
FIGURE 1. ODIN Front Panel
1.
Status, Active/Stdby, and Fault LEDs
2.
High resolution LCD display
3.
Keypad
4.
Management port - Ethernet connector (See “Management Port - RJ-45 Supports 10/100/1000 Ethernet” on page 14)
5.
ENC 1 - Left encoder knob
6.
ENC 2 - Right encoder knob
PS1 switch (Power Supply)
7.
PS2 switch (Power Supply)
ODIN Intercom MatrixIntroduction 11
Reference View – ODIN Rear Panel
FIGURE 2. ODIN Rear Panel
PS 1 – AC power connector
1.
PS 2 – AC power connector
2.
AIO analog connectors – 16x (See “AIO Connector (RJ-45): J4 - x16” on page 14)
3.
2W party line CH A and CH B – 3-pin XLR female connector
4.
GPIO connector – 24-position Terminal Block (See “GPIO Connector: J5” on page 15)
5.
PAP/LCP/GPIO16 connector – RJ-45 Connector (See “PAP/LCP/GPIO16: J6” on page 15)
6.
Inter-frame link connectors
7.
Control port – Ethernet connector (See “CONTROL & RVON: J8 Ethernet x 2” on page 15)
8.
RVON port
9.
Sync Input Connector – BNC connector
10.
OMNEO port – Ethernet connectors (See “OMNEO ETHERNET: J10 RJ-45 x 2 Supports 10/100/1000 Ethernet” on page 15)
11.
OMNEO port – Optical (fiber) connectors
a. Only used for PAP-32 devices, not PAP-5032 devices.
a
12 IntroductionODIN Intercom Matrix
Specifications
Power Supply:
Type .................................Locking IEC 320 C14 style connector
(2 connectors, fully redundant
load-sharing power supplies)
AC Input. ...................................................100 VAC – 240 VAC,
60/50 Hz, 0.5 A / 0.35 A
Maximum
Power Consumption...........................47 W (based on 120 VA C )
NOTE:Lighted power buttons on front panel control DC
voltage feed to internal circuitry; they do not
disconnect AC from the internal power supplies.
Power cords must be fully removed from frame to
safely disengage internal power.
Environmental:
Operating Temperature .................32° F – 113° F (0° C – 45° C)
Storage Temperature ..................-4° F – 158° F (-20° C – 70° C)
Dimensions:
19" w/ rack ears (17.3" w/o rack ears) W x 1.7" H x 14.3" D
(including connectors)
(482.6 mm w/ rack ears [439 mm w/o rack ears] W x 43.7 mm H
x 363.5 mm D [including connectors])
Wei ght:
ODIN Frame ..................................................... 11.5 lbs (5.2 kg)
Use the Ethernet
connector to
connect ODIN to a
network. Each RJ45 Ethernet
connector has two
LEDs:
Left LED. The left
LED is yellow and
indicates a network
link is established. It
flashes on/off whenever there is network activity.
Right LED. The right LED is bi-color (orange and green) and
indicates the speed of the connection by the color displayed.
•A green LED indicates the port is operating at
1000Mbps (1 Gbps). This is suitable for OMNEO
networking.
•An orange LED indicates the port is operating at
100Mbps.
•No LED color indicates the port is operating at
10Mbps. This is not suitable for OMNEO nor
RVON networking.
Rear Panel Connectors
2W Party Line: J1 & J2
PinRTSAudiocomClear-Com
1GNDGNDGND
2RTS CH1 (+30 V) Audio Hi
(+24 V)
3RTS CH2
(Optional +30 V)
a. ODIN does not supply power.
Audio Low
(+24 V)
AIO Connector (RJ-45): J4 - x16
PinAssignment
1
2Data -
3Audio Out +
4Audio In +
5Audio In -
6Audio Out -
7Data +
8Data -
Data +
AIO Connector (RJ-12): J4 - x16
a
(+30 V)
Audio
Connector Pinouts
Front Panel Connector
Management Port - RJ-45
Supports 10/100/1000 Ethernet
PinAssignment
1Data 1 +
2Data 1 -
3Data 2 +
4Data 3 +
5Data 3 -
6Data 2-
7Data 4+
8Data 4-
PinAssignment
1
2Audio Out +
3Audio In +
2Audio In -
3Audio Out -
6Data +
Data -
ODIN Intercom MatrixIntroduction 15
GPIO Connector: J5
PinAssignmentSilk Screen
1
2RELAY1_NCNC
3RELAY1_NONO
4RELAY2_COMC
5RELAY2_NCNC
6RELAY2_NONO
7OPTO1_ANODEA+
8OPTO1_CATHODEK-
9
10OPTO2_ANODEA+
11OPTO2_CATHODEK-
12
13
14RELAY3_NCNC
15RELAY3_NONO
16RELAY4_COMC
17RELAY4_NCNC
18RELAY4_NONO
19OPTO3_ANODEA+
20OPTO3_CATHODEK-
21
RELAY1_COMC
Chassis GND
Chassis GND
RELAY3_COMC
Chassis GND
CONTROL & RVON: J8
Ethernet x 2
PinAssignment
1Data 1 +
2Data 1 -
3Data 2 +
4Data 3 +
5Data 3 -
6Data 2-
7Data 4+
8Data 4-
OMNEO ETHERNET: J10
RJ-45 x 2
Supports 10/100/1000 Ethernet
PinAssignment
1Data 1 +
2Data 1 -
3Data 2 +
4Data 3 +
5Data 3 -
6Data 2-
7Data 4+
8Data 4-
22OPTO4_ANODEA+
23OPTO4_CATHODEK-
24
Chassis GND
a
PAP/LCP/GPIO16: J6
PinAssignment
1RS-485 +
2
3N/C
4N/C
5N/C
6N/C
7RS-485 +
8RS-485 -
a. Only used for PAP-32 devices, not PAP-5032 devices.
RS-485 -
16 IntroductionODIN Intercom Matrix
Licensing
ODIN comes in 16-port, 32-port, 64-port, and 128-port versions, with an option to upgrade in 16-port increments on all
versions (except the 128-port version).
For more information, see “Download a Splash Screen, Screen Saver or Licenses” on page 77.
ODIN System Descriptions
Single-Frame System
ODIN can connect to keypanels via OMNEO, RVON, and AIO. Up to 16 analog panels can be directly connected via the AIO
ports on the back of each ODIN frame..
FIGURE 3. Single-Frame System
ODIN Intercom MatrixIntroduction 17
Multi-Frame System
For more information, see “IFL Inter-Frame Linking (Multi-Frame Only)” on page 41.
FIGURE 4. Multi-Frame System
18 IntroductionODIN Intercom Matrix
CHAPTER 2
Basic Operation
Navigating the Menu
The ODIN menu structure is separated into four logical sections: Status, Configuration, Intercom Setup, and Alarms. The menu is
accessible using the keypad, the shaft encoder knobs, or a combination of both.
FIGURE 5. ODIN Keypad and Encoders
Keypad Operation
Keypad Character/
Mode
1/STATUSGo to STATUS menuGo to STATUS menu Go to STATUS menu
2/UPScroll info upScroll info upMove to previous sibling
3/CONFIGGo to CONFIG menuGo to CONFIG menu Go to CONFIG menu
4/LEFTRotate icon highlight
CCW
5/HOMEGo to Port Status
Overview
6/RIGHTRotate icon highlight
CW
7/ALRMSGo to ALARM menuGo to ALARM menu Go to ALARM menu
8/DOWNScroll info downScroll info downMove to the next sibling
9/SETUPGo to SETUP menuGo to SETUP menuGo to SETUP menu
0/SHIFTToggle SHIFT stateToggle SHIFT stateToggle SHIFT stateToggle SHIFT state
*/CLRMove to info topGo to HOMEMove up one menu level Exit form (prompt if
#/SELInvoke highlighted
icon
HomePort Status
Overview
Go to HOME screen Go to HOME screenGo to field (top/left)
MenuForm
(navigating)
Move to previous
in menu
Move icon highlight left Move to prev field
Move icon highlight right Move to next field
menu
Invoke highlighted iconInitiate edit on
field (up)
(left)
(right)
Move to next field
(down)
changes)
selected field
Form
(navigating) +
SHIFT)
Exit form (abort
changes)
Exit form (save
changes)
20 Basic OperationODIN Intercom Matrix
Shaft Encoder Operation
Action/ModeHomePort Status
Overview
MenuForm (navigating)Form
(navigating)
+ SHIFT)
Click
Double Click
Press + Hold
Rotate
Left Encoder
Click
Double Click
Rotate
Right Encoder
Go to STATUS
overview
Move to info topMove to info topGo to HOME screenExit form (abort changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Scroll info up / downScroll info up / down Move to next / prev
Invoke highlighted iconInvoke highlighted
Move to info topGo to HOME screenMove up one menu
Rotate icon highlightMove icon highlight
Go to HOME screenMove up one levelExit form (prompt if
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Activate screensaver /
Logout
sibling
icon
level
left / right
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Scroll form up / down
Initiate edit on selected
field
Exit form (save changes)
Move to next / prev field
Editing Form Data
Throughout the front panel menu system are configuration forms. Forms can be viewed and modified using either the keypad, the
encoder knobs or a combination of both.
Keypad Operation
Keypad Character/
Mode
1/STATUS
2/UP
3/CONFIG
4/LEFT
5/HOME
6/RIGHT
7/ALARMS
8/DOWN
9/SETUP
0/SHIFT
*/CLR
#/SEL
Form (editing):
Text
Change character at
cursor
Change cursor
location
Toggle letter case Toggle between start
Change cursor
location
Change character at
cursor
Toggle SHIFT state Toggle SHIFT state Toggle SHIFT state Toggle SHIFT state Toggle SHIFT state
Backspace (delete
previous character
and move backward)
Accept character at
current location and
move to the next
character
Form (editing)
+ SHIFT: Text
Insert new character
at cursor
Go to first characterMove to prev field
of digits, start of
lowercase letters,
and start of
uppercase letters
Go to end of textMove to next field
Delete characterDecrement value Select previous entry Move to next field
Abort any changesAbort changesAbort changesExit form (prompt if
Save changesSave changesSave changesToggle check state
Form (editing):
Spinner
Increment valueSelect next entryMove to prev field
Select minimum
value
Form (editing):
Pick List
Select first entryGo to first field (top/
Form: Check
box
(up)
(left)
left)
(right)
(down)
changes)
ODIN Intercom MatrixBasic Operation 21
NOTE:
•Pressing CLR does a backspace if the cursor is not at the start of a field. At the start of a field, CLR deletes
the character at the cursor.
•Press CLR when there is no text in the field aborts the changes.
•Pressing UP/DOWN from the end of a text (when the cursor is shown as an underline) starts the character
offerings at the spot of previous character (to the left). If the previous character was an “m”, pressing UP/
DOWN would display an “n”.
Shaft Encoder Operation
Keypad
Character/Mode
Click
Double Click
Press + Hold
Left Encoder
Rotate
Click
Double Click
Rotate
Right Encoder
Form (editing):
Text
Delete characterEdit cancel (abort
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Move character
highlight
Move to next
character
Edit done (save
changes)
Change current
character
Form (editing) +
SHIFT: Text
changes)
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Move character
highlight
Edit done (save
changes)
Edit done (save
changes)
Toggle letter case
(current char)
Form (editing):
Spinner
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Scroll form up / down Scroll form up / down Scroll form up / down
Edit done (save
changes)
Edit done (save
changes)
Change valueChange selected entry Move to next /
Form (editing):
Pick List
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Edit cancel (abort
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Edit done (save
changes)
Edit done (save
changes)
Form: Check
box
Exit form (prompt if
changes)
Exit form (abort
changes)
Activate screensaver /
Logout
Toggle check state
Exit form (save
changes)
previous
22 Basic OperationODIN Intercom Matrix
ODIN Icon and Menu Descriptions
Display Panel Icons
Display Panel Icons are used to navigate the menu structure on the ODIN frame. Use Table 1 for a complete description of each
icon seen in the menu and submenu structure.
TABLE 1. Display Icon Description and Menu Structure
IconIcon NameDescription
Status
The Status menu is used to view status information for the
intercom.
For more information, see “Status Menu” on page 82.
System
ODIN VersionsThe ODIN Versions menu item displays the version number for each
AZedit SessionsThe AZedit Sessions menu displays the name (if available) and associated
IPedit SessionsThe IPedit Sessions menu displays the name and associated IP Address of
Network
The System menu item is used to select the system status to be viewed.
For more information, see “System Menu” on page 82.
ODIN component (firmware or FPGA) currently installed on the frame.
For more information, see “ODIN Versions” on page 82.
IP Address of each user connected to the frame via AZedit.
For more information, see “AZedit Sessions” on page 83.
each user connected to the frame via IPedit.
The Network menu item is used to select the network connection status to
be viewed.
For more information, see “Network Menu” on page 84.
Control PortThe Control Port menu item displays status details for the Control Port.
For more information, see “Control Port” on page 84.
OMNEO (SFP)The OMNEO (SFP) menu item displays status details for the OMNEO
SFP fiber ports.
For more information, see “OMNEO (SFP)” on page 85.
ODIN Intercom MatrixBasic Operation 23
TABLE 1. Display Icon Description and Menu Structure
IconIcon NameDescription
OMNEO (RJ-45)The OMNEO (RJ-45) menu item displays status details for the OMNEO
RJ-45 ports.
For more information, see “OMNEO (RJ-45)” on page 87.
RVONThe RVON menu item displays status details for the RVON RJ-45 port.
For more information, see “RVON” on page 88.
Management PortThe Management Port menu item displays status details for the
MANAGEMENT PORT (Local Management Port).
For more information, see “Management Port” on page 89.
Ports
OMNEOThe OMNEO menu item displays status details for OMNEO ports.
RVONThe RVON menu item displays status details for RVON ports.
AIOThe AIO menu item displays status details for AIO ports.
2-WireThe 2-Wire menu item displays status details for 2-Wire ports.
The Ports menu item is used to select the port type status to be viewed.
For more information, see “Ports” on page 90.
For more information, see “OMNEO” on page 90.
For more information, see “RVON” on page 91.
For more information, see “AIO” on page 93.
For more information, see “2-Wire” on page 94.
KeypanelThe Keypanel menu item displays status details for connected keypanels.
For more information, see “Keypanel” on page 95.
TIFThe TIF menu item displays status details for connected TIFs.
For more information, see “TIF” on page 96.
24 Basic OperationODIN Intercom Matrix
TABLE 1. Display Icon Description and Menu Structure
IconIcon NameDescription
Peripherals
Trunk MastersThe Trunk Masters menu item displays status details for the Trunk
GPIO-16The GPIO menu item displays status details for any GPIO-16 connected to
LCP-102The LCP menu item displays the status details for any
The Peripherals menu item is used to select the peripheral status to be
viewed.
For more information, see “Peripherals Menu” on page 97.
Master(s) connected to the intercom system.
For more information, see “Trunk Master” on page 97.
the intercom system.
For more information, see “GPIO-16” on page 99.
LCP-102 connected to the intercom system.
For more information, see “LCP-102” on page 100.
PA P- 32T he PA P-32 menu item displays the status details for any
PAP-32 connected to the intercom system.
For more information, see “PAP-32” on page 101.
PAP-5032The PAP-5032 menu item displays the status details for any
PAP-5032 connected to the intercom system.
For more information, see “PAP-5032” on page 102.
Intercom
GPIOThe GPIO menu item displays GPIO input and output states.
The Intercom menu item is used to select the type of intercom status to be
viewed.
For more information, see “Intercom Menu” on page 103.
For more information, see “GPIO” on page 103.
Crosspoint InspectThe Crosspoint Inspect menu item displays status the crosspoint status for
the selected input and output ports.
For more information, see “Crosspoint Inspect” on page 104.
Frame to FrameThe Frame to Frame menu item displays the status of the logical
connections (via Ethernet) between each frame.
For more information, see “Frame to Frame (Multi-frame Only)” on
page 105.
ODIN Intercom MatrixBasic Operation 25
TABLE 1. Display Icon Description and Menu Structure
IconIcon NameDescription
IFLThe IFL menu item displays status details for IFL connections.
For more information, see “IFL” on page 107.
Hardware
Power SuppliesThe Power Supplies menu item displays status information on the power
Cooling FansThe Cooling Fans menu item displays status information for the cooling
TemperaturesThe Temperatures menu item displays status information for the
ClockThe Clock menu item displays the status of the system clock (PTP) for
The Hardware menu item is used to select the hardware status to be
viewed.
For more information, see “Hardware Menu” on page 110.
supplies in each frame.
For more information, see “Power Supplies” on page 110.
fans in each frame.
For more information, see “Cooling Fans” on page 111.
temperature sensors in each frame.
For more information, see “Temperatures” on page 112.
each frame.
Configuration
System
Intercom SizeThe Intercom Size menu is used to select the action to be taken to modify
ReconfigureThe Reconfigure menu item is used to resize the intercom in a manner
For more information, see “Clock” on page 113.
The Configuration menu is used for the initial configuration or reconfiguration of fundamental intercom settings (such as intercom
size, network configuration, peripheral configuration,
authentication, and user preferences).
For more information, see “Configuration Menu” on page 114.
The System menu is used to set or change the intercom size, frame
mapping, or port allocation. The intercom name may also be set from this
menu if the intercom is not connected to a Trunk Master.
For more information, see “System Menu” on page 114.
the intercom size.
For more information, see “Intercom Size” on page 115.
similar to that seen in AZedit.
For more information, see “Reconfigure” on page 116.
26 Basic OperationODIN Intercom Matrix
TABLE 1. Display Icon Description and Menu Structure
IconIcon NameDescription
Add FramesThe Add Frames menu is used to add a new frame to an existing intercom
by connecting a new frame via IFL. The Frame Mapping Table is updated
automatically and a new system size is automatically determined (but may
be modified by the user before being applied).
For more information, see “Add Frames” on page 120.
Remove FramesThe Remove Frames menu item is used to remove all the frames
following the current frame from the intercom. The Frame Mapping Table
and Intercom Size are automatically updated.
This icon only appears when a multiframe system is running.
For more information, see “Remove Frames” on page 122.
Split FramesThe Split Intercom menu item is used to break larger intercom systems
into smaller systems. Whereas the Remove Frame menu is used to remove
individual frames from an intercom system, the Split Frame menu is used
to remove a block of frames from one system to create two smaller
intercom systems with multiple frames in each.
NOTE:This item is only visible if there is more than one frame following
the current frame.
Frame Mapping TableThe Frame Mapping Table menu item is used to identify which frames
make up the intercom, and to set the frame number order for each frame.
This icon only appears when a multiframe system is running.
For more information, see “Frame Mapping Table” on page 124.
Port Allocation TableThe Port Allocation Table menu item is used set the port type (OMNEO,
AIO, 2W, and RVON) for each intercom port (in each frame), as well as to
map the physical analog connectors (AIO and 2W) in each frame to ports
of those types.
For more information, see “Port Allocation Table” on page 125.
Intercom NameThe Intercom Name menu item is used to rename the intercom system.
NOTE:The intercom name may only be changed if the intercom is not
currently connected to a Trunk Master.
For more information, see “Intercom Name” on page 126.
Network
Control PortThe Control Port menu item is used to configure the Ethernet network
The Network menu is used to configure the network interfaces for the
current frame.
For more information, see “Network Menu” on page 127.
configuration for the Control Port for the current frame.
For more information, see “Control Port” on page 127.
OMNEOThe OMNEO menu item is used to configure the Ethernet network
configuration for the OMNEO Ports for the current frame.
For more information, see “OMNEO” on page 128.
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