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General| Light alarm | No |
|---|---|
| Certification | RoHS, CE, FCC Class A, CISPR 22 Class A, CISPR 24, CSA/UL (USA & Canada), EN60950 |
| Input voltage | 48 V |
| Product color | Gray |
| Alarm decibels | 116 dB |
| Wall mountable | Yes |
| Power source type | DC |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 168 mm |
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| Width | 267 mm |
| Height | 280 mm |
| Weight | 2300 g |
| Package weight | 2900 g |
Overview of the 8186 SIP Horn Speaker's capabilities and applications.
Lists the items included with the 8186 SIP Horn Speaker.
Lists the items not included with the 8186 SIP Horn Speaker.
Details on connecting the 8186 to a SIP server and registering extensions.
Describes the speaker's audio output level capabilities.
Explains how multiple units can play audio simultaneously.
Details on integrating the 8186 with Polycom Group Paging.
How the speaker adjusts volume based on ambient noise.
Describes the function of the blue LED indicator on the speaker.
Provides safety information and steps for quick installation and testing.
Details relay input/output terminals and their default states.
Explains how to reset the speaker to factory defaults using the reset terminal.
Covers initial setup, IP address acquisition, and default settings.
How to register a single 8186 speaker as a SIP extension.
Configuring the speaker to play a WAV file on a SIP ring event.
Introduction to using multicast for paging and notifications.
Registering each speaker individually for paging.
Using the speaker for emergency, safety, and security announcements.
Streaming background music to slave devices.
Steps to install public CA certificates for SIP TLS authentication.
Securing provisioning by using HTTPS for configuration file downloads.
Securing SIP signaling using TLS for encrypted traffic.
Enabling SIPS scheme for secure endpoint-to-endpoint SIP connections.
Details on accessing the web interface with default password 'algo'.
Entering SIP server information and account credentials for registration.
Settings for events triggered by Ring Extension(s) and Emergency Alerts.
Configuration for page volume, mode, timeout, and tone.
Settings for Ambient Noise Compensation and Automatic Gain Control.
Setting speaker volume for SIP ring events.
Setting a limit for how long the speaker will ring before timing out.
Speaker page volume control for SIP or multicast paging.
Configuring call behavior for SIP page extension (one-way, two-way, delayed).
Setting a time limit for an active page.
Selecting pre-announce tone for paging.
Enabling or disabling the G.722 codec for audio.
Adjusting speaker volume based on ambient noise.
Normalizing audio level for consistent page volume.
Details on IP addresses and port numbers for multicast communication.
Supported multicast zones and their priority hierarchy.
Selecting multicast mode: Master/Sender or Slave/Receiver.
Choosing the type of multicast audio packets.
Selecting the number of multicast zones to configure.
Configuring zones for master devices sending multicast audio.
Selecting Polycom group paging mode (Single Zone or DTMF Selectable Zone).
Choosing dynamic zone selection via DTMF or single zone broadcast.
Tone played to prompt zone selection in DTMF mode.
Setting the default zone for multicast streams.
Allowing master to play audio for selected zones only.
Setting the multicast mode to Slave/Receiver.
Selecting the number of multicast zones for slaves.
Specifying regular RTP multicast for Algo endpoints.
Receiving Polycom paging protocol compatible multicast.
Settings for Relay Input Mode.
Configuring actions for input triggers (Play Tone, SIP Voice Call).
Actions to take when a wiring fault or tamper is detected.
Settings for output light and output relay.
Details on Call Switches, Call Buttons, and Volume Controls.
Playing a tone or WAV file when an input is triggered.
Making an intercom-like call via SIP when an input is triggered.
Generating a private call with a pre-recorded message.
Configuring actions for device supervision and tamper detection.
Configuring ring limit, tone, and maximum duration for outbound calls.
Enabling or disabling the blue output light.
Visual confirmation of power and running status via blue indicator flash.
Enabling or disabling the output relay.
Configuring announcement duration and inbound call handling.
Setting the extension to cancel emergency announcements.
Enabling or disabling specific announcement channels.
Registering dedicated extensions for basic paging zones.
Registering dedicated extensions for expanded paging zones.
Configuring multiple ring extensions for distinct line alerts.
Configuration of network interface, IP, Netmask, Gateway, and DNS.
Enabling and configuring VLAN tagging for network segmentation.
Configuring network access control using 802.1X authentication.
Setting DSCP values for quality of service for SIP and RTP packets.
Configuring DNS caching mode for SIP or all queries.
Specifying the VLAN identifier for Ethernet frames.
Setting the frame priority level using IEEE 802.1p priority.
Credentials for accessing LAN/WLAN with 802.1X enabled.
Configuring DNS caching for SIP requests or all DNS queries.
Setting and confirming the administrator password.
Configuring device name, status display, session timeout, and startup tone.
Configuring log level and log method for event recording.
Web interface protocol and password security settings.
Verifying installed system packages for tampering.
Configuring SA-Announce support and server settings.
Enabling InformaCast support requires a valid license.
Naming the device for identification in the Algo Network Device Locator Tool.
Setting maximum inactivity period before automatic logout.
Enforcing secure password requirements for web interface access.
Storing SIP passwords encrypted for security.
Basic SNMP support for status queries.
Verifying system packages for tampering.
Converting unicast streams to multicast for SA-Announce.
Setting Timezone and NTP server addresses.
Displaying current time and date; syncing with browser.
Selecting provisioning mode: Enabled or Disabled.
Configuring server method, download method, and credentials.
Enabling support for incremental provisioning files.
Steps to create generic or MAC-specific configuration files.
Uploading WAV audio files for notification applications.
Selecting pre-loaded WAV files for various events.
Settings for Dynamic Range Compression and Jitter Buffer.
Applying filters to speaker and microphone audio.
Filtering mains induced noise for speaker output.
Applying a high-pass filter to the microphone input.
SIP transportation, SIPS scheme, and SRTP offer settings.
Configuring backup SIP servers for redundancy.
Settings for keep-alive methods and SIP header options.
Configuring SRTP for mandatory or optional audio encryption.
Settings for outbound proxy and SIP server re-registration period.
Enabling primary and backup SIP server support.
Setting the time between monitoring packets to servers.
Periodic CRLF messages to maintain SIP server connection.
Using ephemeral port number for outgoing SIP TLS connections.
Audio sync settings for multicast slave mode.
Defining basic multicast zones with IP address, port, tone, and volume.
Audio encoding and packetization settings for master output.
Selecting the port for RTCP packet transmission and reception.
Enabling/disabling expanded zones and revising default IP/ports.
Setting page tone and volume for slave zones.
Setting tones for Polycom groups when using multicast slave.
Backup, restore, and reboot options for system maintenance.
Downloading and restoring configuration files.
Backing up and restoring user files in zip format.
Upgrading firmware via local files or URL, with MD5 checksum.
Resetting device settings and files to factory defaults.
Step-by-step guide to upgrading the speaker firmware.
Accessing system log files for troubleshooting.
RJ45 jack for network connection, PoE requirements, and Ethernet lights.
Connecting dry contact relays, call buttons, and switches to the input terminal.
48 V PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 0 power input specifications.
Double re-entrant horn speaker specifications.
Supported audio codecs: G.711, G.722, Polycom Group Page.
Number of SIP extensions and multicast support.
Device processor and audio frequency response range.
Sound Pressure Level and speaker dispersion angles.
Microphone type and selectable audio delay for synchronization.
Audio processing functions and memory capacity.
Specifications for relay output and input supervision.
Current draw thresholds for relay input detection.
Web interface and provisioning method settings.
SNMP supervision and NAT settings.
Operating temperature, IP rating, and physical dimensions.
Enclosure material, mounting options, and aim adjustment.
Speaker weight and certifications.
