Clear-Com LQ-2W2 - Connecting Matrix Systems Using LQ-SIP (Long Range); Program LQ-SIP Standalone

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User Guide| LQ Series 4.0

13.5

Connecting matrix systems using LQ-SIP (long range)

LQ-SIP can be used to link matrix systems, providing long range panel to panel

communications between different systems.

13.6 Program LQ-SIP standalone

l Required extension numbers must be set up on the SIP server before you

begin. Refer to your SIP server documentation.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Important Safety Instructions7
1 Overview8
- About LQ8
- The LQ Product Line Offers8
- 2-Wire Features9
- 4-Wire + GPIO Features9
- Example Applications: 2-Wire Connections10
- Example Applications: LQ to Matrix Connections11
- Example Applications: Radio Connections (GPIO)14
- LQ and LQ-R Series Models16
2 Powering Your LQ19
- Using the Power Supply Unit (PSU)19
- Using Power over Ethernet (Poe) with 2-Port Units20
- Power 2-Wire Beltpacks from the Partyline21
- Reboot System21
3 Core Configuration Manager (CCM) Walkthrough22
- How to Access the Core Configuration Manager (CCM)22
- Overview22
- Device Configuration24
- Device25
- Network27
- Linking28
- Ports31
- Roles39
- Assignments40
- Accounts43
4 Basic Set up (LAN)45
- Setting up Your LQ Environment Within a LAN45
- Creating a Link-Group48
- Using Channels to Route Audio51
5 Front Panel Interface53
- How to Access Front Panel Menu Options54
- Programming Network Details from LQ Device Front Screen54
6 Linking57
- What Is a Link-Group57
- About Linking58
- The Link-Master Role59
- The Link-Member Role60
- How to Link LQ Units over a Firewall61
- How to Remove a Device from a Link-Group63
7 About Channels and Using Them to Route Audio64
- About Channels64
- Channel or 4-Wire Direct65
- How Many Channels Can I Use65
- Connecting Audio Sources and Routing Them66
- Audio Configuration for a Direct Connection67
- Changing a Channel Label68
8 Interface Port Configuration71
- Call Signaling and Remote MIC Kill (RMK)71
- 2-Wire Specific Port Options71
- 4-Wire + GPIO Specific Settings72
- GPIO Action Triggers (4-Wire + GPIO and IVC-32 Ports)72
- IVC-32 Specific Port Settings72
- Port Settings73
- VOX (Audio-Gating)73
9 Network Settings (IP)74
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)74
- DHCP or Static IP Addressing74
- Static IP Configuration74
- Link-Local Environments76
- Accessing an LQ Unit When in Link-Local Mode76
10 Internet Connectivity78
- Port-Forwarding78
11 Clear-Com Eclipse Matrix Connections79
- How to Create Virtual Ports and Connect to a Matrix79
12 What Are Networked Control Events and How Do I Use Them83
- About Networked Control Events83
- How to Set up Networked Control Events83
- Examples of When to Use Networked Control Events86
- Types of GPI (Input) Trigger89
- GPIO Port Pinout90
- GPIO: Examples and Step-By-Step Set up91
13 Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Connectivity98
- What Is SIP98
- Examples of LQ-SIP98
- LQ-SIP Standalone98
- LQ-SIP and Clear-Com Eclipse Matrix Systems100
- Connecting Matrix Systems Using LQ-SIP (Long Range)101
- Program LQ-SIP Standalone101
- Program LQ-SIP and Clear-Com Eclipse107
- How to Use SIP Calls116
  - Line Release Option (MVX Card)118
  - Off-Hook Tally (IVC Card)119
- SIP and the Internet120
14 LQ to Helixnet Connectivity123
- Helixnet/Lq Link-Group123
- Connecting Helixnet and LQ with Analog Connection125
- Programming a Helixnet/Lq Link-Group125
15 Agent-IC and LQ131
- Agent-IC Profiles131
- Agent-IC Roles131
- Agent-IC Default Role132
- Change Agent-IC Default Role Configuration133
- Program Agent-IC to LQ Connectivity135
16 Licensing137
- Add Licenses Online137
- Add Licenses Offline138
17 Using LQ to Interconnect Equipment140
- Connecting 2-Wire Equipment142
- Connecting to 4-Wire Equipment143
- Connecting an Eclipse Pico (or MVX Card) to an Encore Device Using LQ144
- Connecting an Eclipse Pico (or MVX Card) to a Panel Using LQ145
- Pico HX Trunk to HX Matrix (Eclipse HX 8.7 and Above)146
18 Upgrading Your Device147
- Import the Upgrade File147
19 Faqs149
- Device Queries149
- 2-Wire and 4-Wire Specific Queries150
- Interconnection Queries151
- IP and Network Queries158
- Audio Quality Queries164
- Telephony Queries168
20 Technical Specifications171
- System Limits and Capacities171
- Audio172
- Pinouts172
- 4-Wire Pinouts173
- Partyline Output Current (2-Wire)174
- Network Quality Settings175
- Connectors175
- Power Supply176
- Environmental176
- Dimensions and Weight176
21 Terminology/Glossary177
22 Compliance179

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