What to do if Toa Intercom System flashes slowly?
If your Toa Intercom System flashes slowly in a cycle of 4 seconds, it indicates that the system is operating in a mode not usually used. To return to normal operation, restart the station.
How to fix Toa N-8000 Intercom System when it flashes slowly?
If your Toa Intercom System flashes slowly in a cycle of 4 seconds, this indicates the system is operating in a mode not usually used. Press the Reset key to return to normal operation mode.
What to do if the Toa N-8000 fan fails?
If the fan in your Toa Intercom System fails, it is recommended to contact your nearest TOA dealer for assistance.
What to do if Toa N-8000 flashes slowly (in a cycle of 4 s)?
If the Toa Intercom System flashes slowly (in a cycle of 4 s), press the Reset key to return to normal operation mode.
General| Model | N-8000 SERIES |
|---|---|
| Communication | Full-duplex |
| Communication Method | IP Network |
| Audio Codec | G.711, G.722 |
| Operating Humidity | 90% RH or less (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | Varies by device; refer to individual device specifications |
| Weight | Varies by device; refer to individual device specifications |
| Number of Channels | Scalable, depends on the system configuration |
| Network Protocol | SIP |
| Number of Stations | Scalable, depends on the system configuration |
| Frequency Response | Varies by device; refer to individual device specifications |
Overview of the N-8000 Series packet intercom system, its IP network compatibility, and conversation methods.
Key features of the system, including exchange types, station types, and interface units.
Precautions regarding system connection to the Internet and potential packet loss.
Technical specifications of the system, including connectable units, line capacity, and paging capabilities.
Examples of system configurations for different line exchanges and station types.
Explanation of the front and rear panel components of IP intercom exchanges and their functions.
Table outlining basic functions of master stations, including conversation, speed dialing, and incoming call selection.
Explanation of Sequential Response (Master-to-Master) and Selective Response (Master-to-Sub) call methods.
Overview of paging types (PA paging, Station paging) and functions like zone, selectable, and all-call paging.
Basic operation of master stations, including calling, receiving calls, and finishing conversations.
Detailed explanation of conversation functions like calling, redialing, recall, and call transfer.
Explanation of paging functions, including zone, selectable, all-call, and emergency paging.
How to perform selected zone broadcast, general-purpose broadcast, and BGM broadcast to the SX-2000 system.
Overview of other convenient functions like scan monitor, time signal, and external equipment control.
Instructions for installing the N-8000EX/8010EX exchange via equipment rack, wall mounting, or desk-top installation.
Instructions for installing the N-8000RS/8010RS/8400RS substation interface unit via equipment rack, wall mounting, or desk-top installation.
Instructions for installing the N-8000MI unit via equipment rack, wall mounting, or desk-top installation.
Instructions for installing the N-8000DI unit via equipment rack, wall mounting, or desk-top installation.
Instructions for installing N-8000AF, N-8000CO, and N-8000AL units via equipment rack, wall mounting, or desk-top installation.
Instructions for installing the SX-200IP IP Module in the SX-2000 system.
Instructions for installing master stations via wall mounting or desk-top installation, including handset hook orientation.
Instructions for desk-top installation and wall hanging of the N-8610RM and RM-210 units.
Instructions for flush mounting and wall surface mounting of N-8050DS/8540DS/8640DS/8650DS door stations.
Instructions for flush mounting and wall surface mounting of substations like RS-150, RS-160, RS-170, RS-450, RS-460, RS-470, RS-480.
Instructions for flush mounting and wall surface mounting of switch panels like RS-140, RS-143, RS-144.
Instructions for installing option handsets like RS-141/191/481.
Detailed wiring instructions for various connections, including exchange, stations, interface units, and external devices.
Precautions for system and equipment settings before operating N-8000 Series systems.
Procedures and cautions for turning on the system's power switch, including checking cables and grounding.
Steps for setting up the network, performing system settings, and saving/uploading configurations.
Explanation of network settings using a PC, including IP address, subnet mask, and gateway configuration.
Overview of system setting items, their default values, and reference pages in the manual.
Network and function settings for Sub Stations, including IP address, call forwarding, and priority levels.
Network and function settings for IP Stations, covering call forwarding, paging, and access control.
Settings for stations connected to exchanges or substation interface units, including incoming call mode and group call.
Network and function settings for C/O Interface units, including timeouts and calling station indication.
Network and function settings for Telephone Interface units, including call forwarding and executive priority.
Network and function settings for Audio Interface units, covering input/output modes, time signals, and external control.
Network settings and function configurations for Direct Select units, including contact input/output and remote dial control.
Network settings for the Gateway, including IP address, port numbers, and NAPT compatibility.
Settings for paging, including paging number digit, port, and zone name configuration.
Settings for Group Blocking and Remote Response groups.
Overview of the N-8000 Setting Software, its functions, and system requirements.
Step-by-step guide for installing the N-8000 Setting Software, including system requirements and component installation.
Procedures for activating the N-8000 Setting Software, including system name and password setup.
How to perform equipment detection and network settings using the N-8000 Setting Software.
Explanation of the System Setting function, covering general system, exchange, multi interface, substation, IP station, and station settings.
Description of the software's menu items, including File and Configuration options.
How to perform overall system configuration, including equipment registration and network settings.
Detailed settings for exchanges, including network configuration, sampling frequency, and function settings.
Detailed settings for Multi Interface units, covering network, audio I/O, contact input, and contact output configurations.
Settings for Sub-station interface units, including network and function configurations like call forwarding and priority.
Settings for IP Stations, covering network, function (speed dialing, scan monitor, message paging), remote mic, and pattern settings.
Network and function settings for Telephone Interface units, including call forwarding and executive priority.
Network and function settings for Audio Interface units, covering input/output modes, time signals, and external control.
Network settings and function configurations for Direct Select units, including contact input/output and remote dial control.
Network settings for the Gateway, including IP address, port numbers, and NAPT compatibility.
Settings for paging, including paging number digit, port, and zone name configuration.
Settings for Group Blocking and Remote Response groups.
How to perform network settings and maintenance functions using a PC's web browser.
Overview of menu items accessible via the browser, including Network Setting, Operation Status, and System Management.
Steps to access the system menu screen by entering the URL and user credentials in a browser.
How to configure network settings for exchanges, interface units, and IP stations via a web browser.
How to check the operation status of exchanges, interface units, and IP stations via the browser interface.
How to view line status and connected station information for Exchanges and Sub-station interface units.
How to check the network connection status for Exchanges, interface units, and IP stations.
How to view and save equipment operation logs.
How to view the history of voice communications (conversations and paging) over the IP network.
How to manage system settings, including changing user data, uploading/downloading settings, and updating firmware.
Explanation of the keys used for operating the menu screen on the N-8000MS, N-8500MS, and N-8600MS.
List of menu items available on the multifunctional station, including auto-dialing, line monitor, and system settings.
How to display the connection status of lines associated with the exchange or N-8000MS.
Procedure for updating operation log files for exchanges or N-8500MS/8600MS.
How to confirm microphone sensitivity and speaker output volume settings on N-8500MS/8600MS.
How to set the ON/OFF status of the N-8600MS's LCD backlight.
Overview of system settings that can be performed on the multifunctional station.
Steps to enter the maintenance screen by navigating the menu and entering a password.
How to change IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for exchanges or N-8500MS/8600MS.
How to set station numbers for all stations and IP stations, including line attribute selection.
How to set the system clocks for exchanges, interface units, and IP stations, including synchronization with PC clock.
Procedure for restarting the exchange or N-8500MS/8600MS, especially after network settings changes.
Explanation of full duplex and half duplex conversation methods and speech methods.
Introduction to IP networks, addresses, LANs, and global IP addresses.
Troubleshooting guide for common symptoms like non-operational units, incorrect network settings, or distorted sound.
Explanation of indicator statuses and corresponding troubleshooting actions for exchanges, interface units, and IP stations.
Technical specifications for various N-8000 series units, including power source, dimensions, and accessories.
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