Telex Vega IP-1616 - User Manual

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The IP-1616 is a eight-line full-

featured desktop control console

designed with VoIP Technology for

use with conventional radio

systems. The IP-1616 is a self-

contained dual processor based

console that does not require CEB

or under the desk CPU equipment.

The IP-1616 can be easily con-

nected to any internal Ethernet

network by connecting a standard

10/100 baseT cable to the back of

the unit and assigning it an address,

thus allowing for an unlimited

number of IP-1616 consoles to have

full control and functionality over

the system.

To program the IP-1616 console

you simply connect to the Ethernet

port on the back of the console and

use your favorite Web Browser on

your computer.

Unlike analog circuits any number

of consoles can be put in parallel

without causing loading issues.

The IP-1616 console has the

capability of controlling a cross-

patch between two or all eight of

its eight-lines. The dispatcher can

communicate with the cross-patch

group or operate on the other

unused channels.

Its four-line Liquid Crystal Display

provides channel alpha/numeric

indication and features a 12/24-

hour clock and audio-level display.

The IP-1616 comes with many

standard features such as F1-F16

function tones, Four Alert tones,

TX-ALL, RX-ALL, DTMF Key-

pad, Two Auxiliary buttons, RX

and TX Block, Parallel update,

DTMF Select Call per line, Paging

(2-tone, DTMF and Manual entry),

Instant call recorder allows you to

retrieve the last 4 minutes of either

select or unselect TX and RX

audio, Group select and VoIP con-

nection. Summed recorder outputs

for selected and unselected audio.

The IP-1616 console is compatible

with Vega’s other VoIP products

such as the C-6200, IP-223, and

C-Soft. Through these platforms

Motorola, M/A Com, Daniels,

Kenwood, and other tone or direct

connected radios can be remotely

controlled. The migration path cre-

ated with our VoIP products allows

users to make a gradual move to the

benefits of the VoIP world.

•Police and Fire Departments

•Utility and Energy Companies

•Railroads and Airline Industries

•US Forestry and BLM Agencies

VoIP

Radio / Telephone

Crosspatch Control

8601 East Cornhusker Highway, Lincoln, NE 68507

Phone: (402) 465-7026 / (800) 752-7560

Fax: (402) 467-3279

E-mail: vega@telex.com Web: www.vega-signaling.com

Communications, Inc.

VEGA Signaling Products

1-800-752-7560

Vega’s Model IP-1616

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Summary

Vegas Model IP-1616 VoIP Radio Crosspatch Control

Product Specifications

Distortion and Hum Noise

Specifies maximum distortion at full output and hum/noise levels below operating levels.

Speaker and Amplifier Power

Details speaker size, impedance, and amplifier power output with THD.

Audio Frequency Response and Temperature Range

Defines the audio frequency response and the operating temperature limits.

Power Requirements and Microphone Connection

Outlines power input specifications and microphone connection types.

Dimensions and Weight

Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the unit.

The Vega Model IP-1616 is an eight-line, full-featured desktop control console designed for use with conventional radio systems, leveraging VoIP technology. It functions as a self-contained, dual-processor-based console, eliminating the need for a separate CEB or under-the-desk CPU equipment.

Function Description:

The IP-1616 facilitates radio and telephone crosspatch control, making it suitable for various applications including police and fire departments, utility and energy companies, railroad and airline industries, and US Forestry and BLM agencies. It supports the control of a crosspatch between two or all eight of its lines, allowing the dispatcher to communicate within the crosspatch group or operate on other unused channels. The console is compatible with other Vega VoIP products such as the C-6200, IP-223, and C-Soft, enabling remote control of Motorola, M/A Com, Daniels, Kenwood, and other tone or direct-connected radios. This offers a migration path for users to gradually adopt the benefits of VoIP.

Important Technical Specifications:

Dimensions: 15.75 inches (39.4 cm) W x 9.7 inches (24.3 cm) D x 5.5 inches (13.75 cm) H.
Weight: 25 lbs (11.34 kg).
Power Requirements: 117 Vac, 60Hz, 25W, or 12.0 Vdc at 5 A maximum.
Distortion: 3% maximum at full output.
Hum and Noise: 50 dB below operating levels.
Speaker: Two 3-inch, 8-ohm, heavy-duty speakers.
Amplifier Power: 5 W maximum at 3% THD into an 8-ohm load or equivalent.
Audio Frequency Response: +1.5 dB, 300 to 3000 Hz.
Operating Temperature Range: 0 to +70 degrees C.
Microphone Connection: Handset and Headset are 4-wire, while the Desk microphone is 6-wire.

Usage Features:

The IP-1616 offers sixteen frequency control options and supports simplex/full duplex operation (field programmable). It features a four-line Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) that provides channel alphanumeric indication, a 12/24-hour clock, and an audio-level display.

Front panel controls include:

Monitor, Intercom, and PTT buttons.
Up to four alert tones.
Crosspatch functionality.
Group Select for two pre-determined groups.
Supervisory control.
16-digit DTMF keypad.
Volume controls.
Parallel TX LED detect.
Frequency Selection.
Instant PTT.
A-menu and B-menu buttons for direct menu control.
Four programmable buttons.
Paging (2-tone, DTMF, Manual).

Standard features include:

F1-F16 function tones.
Four alert tones.
TX-ALL and RX-ALL capabilities.
DTMF Keypad.
Two auxiliary buttons.
RX and TX Block.
Parallel update.
DTMF Select Call per line.
Paging (2-tone, DTMF, and Manual entry).
Instant Call Recorder (IRR) that allows retrieval of the last 4 minutes of either selected or unselected TX and RX audio.
Group select and VoIP connection.
Summed recorder outputs for selected and unselected audio.
Line select call with alarm.

The console can be easily connected to any internal Ethernet network via a standard 10/100 baseT cable, allowing for an unlimited number of IP-1616 consoles to have full control and functionality over the system. Programming is done by connecting to the Ethernet port and using a web browser. Unlike analog circuits, any number of consoles can be put in parallel without causing loading issues.

Maintenance Features:

The IP-1616 is designed with field-upgradeable software. It includes SNTP Based Network Clock Synchronization and QOS (Quality of Service) packet marking built-in.

Special Features:

Ethernet VoIP connection between consoles.
External PTT.
External audio input.
External Aux power input.
External speaker and recorder outputs.

Microphones and Accessories:

The device supports various microphone options:

Handset/Headset.
Gooseneck Mic.
Desk Mic.
Footswitch.

Warranty:

All Telex Communications, Inc. manufactured VEGA signaling products are guaranteed against malfunction due to defects in materials and workmanship for three years from the date of original purchase. Malfunctioning products will be repaired or replaced (at Telex's option) without charge if delivered to the factory within this period. The warranty does not cover damage from improper repairs, finish or appearance items, malfunction due to abuse or operation under non-specified conditions, or incidental/consequential damages.