IMS-640/641 VoIP Intercom Master Station Operating Instructions MicroComn DXL
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Section 1 - Introduction
Purpose of This Manual
This manual is intended to familiarize you with the operation of the MicroComm DXL IMS-640/641 VoIP
Intercom Master Station. The IMS-640/641 is a telephone style intercom station that uses Voice over Internet
Protocol (VoIP). The IMS-640/641 connects to an exchange via the inter-exchange Network (an Ethernet
network).
The menus are similar to those used by the IMS-440 series of intercom master stations. You should easily master
the operation of the IMS-640/641 if you are already familiar with the operation of the IMS-440.
Welcome to the MicroComm DXL
The MicroComm DXL intercom system is designed to make your job easier. Here are some of the DXL’s main
features:
an Intercom Station can request your attention when needed
you can call an Intercom Station at any time
you can communicate with other Master Stations in your system
if you do not respond to a call request within a specified time, another Master Station will be notified
(assuming there are at least two Master Stations in your facility)
you can make zoned paging announcements directly from your Master Station
you can “step” through Intercom Stations to monitor what is happening at their locations
you can control whether a program is distributed to intercom stations and paging zones
you can adjust the volume of your Master Station and the Intercom Station you are speaking with during
the call
all important activities are logged and saved for printing or reference, and
for ease and speed of maintenance, the system generates alarms whenever wiring faults and other internal
system failures are detected
Elements of the System
The DXL system consists of:
Intercom Stations
Master Stations that can communicate with Intercom Stations and other Master Stations
Secondary Master Stations, at which call requests not answered by a Master Station in a timely manner,
and other alarms are annunciated,
Digital Communications Controller (DCC), contains process control card, master control card and up to
two station control cards,
Digital Communications Expander (DCE) contains process control card (with reduced functionality) a
master control card and up to two station control cards.
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