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TECHNICAL MANUAL
Turbine IP Intercoms
TCIS / TCIV / TFIE / TFIX / TMIS / ECPIR-3P
A100K11194
PRE 14.0029

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Vingtor Stentofon TCIS-2 Specifications

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BrandVingtor Stentofon
ModelTCIS-2
CategoryIntercom System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Turbine IP Intercoms Technical Manual

About this Document

Overview of the manual's content and general functions.

Document Scope

Overview of the manual's content and general functions.

Publication Log

History of document revisions, including dates, authors, and status changes.

Related Documentation

List of supporting documents for mounting, connections, and general manuals.

1 Turbine IP Intercoms

1.1 Turbine Compact Intercoms

Introduction and overview of the Turbine Compact Intercom series.

TKIS-2 Turbine Kit VoIP Intercom Module

Details the TKIS-2 model, including its module and connections.

1.2 Turbine Extended Intercoms

1.2.1 Industrial & Ex Stations

Describes Industrial and Ex variants of Turbine Extended Intercoms.

1.2.2 ECPIR-3P Indoor Intercom

Details the ECPIR-3P indoor intercom model and its keys.

1.2.3 TKIE-2 Turbine Extended Kit

Describes the TKIE-2 model, a kit version of the Turbine Extended range.

2 Intercom Connections

2.1 Connectors on Turbine Compact Intercoms

Explains connectors for Turbine Compact stations, including power, network, and I/O.

2.2 Connectors on Turbine Extended

Details connectors for Turbine Extended stations, including power, network, and I/O.

2.3 Connectors on Turbine Ex

Describes connectors for Turbine Ex stations.

3 Accessories for Turbine Extended

3.1 Connecting Turbine Extended Accessories

Instructions for connecting accessories like headsets and microphones to extended stations.

3.2 TA-23/TAX-3 Handset for Turbine Extended

Details the TA-23/TAX-3 handset and its connection for extended intercoms.

3.5 EBMDR-8 Expansion Module for ECPIR-3P

Explains the EBMDR-8 expansion module and its connection to ECPIR-3P.

3.6 Turbine Relay Module - TA-10

Describes the TA-10 relay module and its connections.

4 Starting Up the Station

5 ICX-AlphaCom Configuration

5.1 Logging into the Station

Steps to access the station's web interface for configuration.

5.2 Main Settings

Configuring station mode, IP parameters, and model selection.

5.3 Audio Settings

Configuring audio parameters like volume, sensitivity, and voice engine.

5.4 I/O Settings

Configuring Input/Output pins for various functions and LED patterns.

5.5 Address Book

Managing station directory entries, display text, and sorting options.

5.6 OLED Labels

Configuring display text, font size, and brightness for OLED screens.

5.7 Sound Detection

Setting parameters for audio detection, including amplitude and duration.

5.8 Time Settings

Configuring network time protocol, region, and time zone.

6 IC-EDGE Configuration

6.1 Logging into the Station

Steps to access the IC-EDGE system's web interface.

6.2 Main Settings

Configuring the IC-EDGE controller and station mode.

6.3 Connect other Intercom Stations

Connecting and adding other IP intercom stations to the network.

6.4 Configure Edge Controller Directory

Setting up station numbers, names, and IP addresses in the directory.

6.5 Verify System Setup

Checking the registration status of devices in the IC-EDGE system.

6.6 Configure Call and Audio Settings

Setting up call and audio parameters like auto-answer and volume.

6.7 Modify IC-EDGE Device Profiles

Defining service features and parameters for groups of devices.

6.8 Group Call

Configuring and using the Group Call feature for multi-station communication.

6.9 Mobile App Configuration

Setting up the mobile application for intercom functionality.

6.9.2 Global Address List

Creating and managing a global list of registered devices and groups for the mobile app.

6.9.3 Action Buttons

Configuring action buttons for call transfer, relay operation, and DTMF on the mobile app.

6.10 Configure 3rd-party SIP Devices

Registering third-party SIP devices like phones and speakers to the IC-EDGE system.

6.11 Advanced Configuration Mode

Entering advanced mode for detailed configuration of keys, scripts, etc.

Direct Access Key & Ringlist Settings

6.12.1.1 Forward Unattended Call

Configuring call forwarding for unattended calls.

6.12.1.2 Forward Unattended Call with Loopback

Setting up unattended call forwarding with a loopback sequence.

6.12.1.3 Parallel Ringing - Forward Call if Unattended

Configuring parallel ringing and forwarding for unattended calls.

Script Settings

6.13.1 Script Upload

Uploading script files for station event activation.

6.13.2 Script Configuration

Configuring script slots, labels, and execution parameters.

6.13.3 Script Events

Defining events that trigger script execution and output actions.

Audio Messaging

6.14.1 Uploading Audio Files

Uploading prerecorded audio files for playback.

6.14.2 Play Message on DTMF Event

Configuring audio playback triggered by DTMF tones during calls.

6.14.3 Play Message On Call Event

Setting audio playback for various call states like ringing or connection.

6.14.4 Play Message on Relay Event

Configuring audio playback triggered by relay or output state changes.

6.14.5 Routing of Audio Message

Specifying audio output for messages, either speaker or speaker & mic.

7 SIP Configuration

7.1 Logging into the Station

Steps to access the SIP station's web interface for configuration.

7.2 Main Settings

Configuring station mode, IP parameters, and model for SIP stations.

7.3 Account/Call Settings

Configuring SIP account details, registration, and call parameters.

7.4 Audio Settings

Adjusting speaker volume, AGC, AVC, and ANC for SIP stations.

7.5 Direct Access Key & Ringlist Settings

Configuring Direct Access Keys and Ringlist functions for SIP stations.

7.6 Relay/Output Settings

Configuring relay operations based on DTMF signals or station states.

7.7 Time Settings

Configuring network time synchronization for SIP stations.

7.8 Audio Messages

Uploading and configuring prerecorded audio messages for SIP stations.

7.9 Advanced Configuration Mode

Enabling advanced mode for detailed SIP configuration options.

7.10 I/O Settings

Configuring I/O pins, key matrix, and LED blink patterns for SIP stations.

Common Advanced Network Settings

8.1 SNMP Settings

Configuring SNMP for network management, traps, and informs.

8.2 Network Access Control

Configuring 802.1X for network access authentication.

8.3 Firewall Settings

Enabling or disabling network services through the firewall.

Station Software Upgrade

9.1 Prerequisites

Requirements for software upgrades, including TFTP server and image files.

9.2 Upgrade via Station Web Interface

Procedures for upgrading station software using the web interface.

Station Indication LEDs

10.1 LEDs on Front Plate

Description of front plate LEDs for compact and industrial/ex stations.

10.2 Status LEDs on PCB

Details of status LEDs located on the Printed Circuit Board.

10.3 Ethernet Activity & Speed LEDs

Explanation of green and yellow LEDs indicating Ethernet connection status.

Restoring Factory Defaults

11.1 Reset to Factory Default Settings with Activated DHCP

Procedure to reset the station to factory defaults using DHCP.

11.2 Reset to Factory Default Settings with Static IP

Procedure to reset the station to factory defaults using a static IP address.

Compact Board Connectors

A.1 PCB - Front Connectors

Diagram and description of connectors on the front of the compact PCB.

A.2 Input Connectors

Details of the 10-pin input connector on the compact board.

A.3 Output Connectors + 1 Relay

Description of output connectors and the single relay on the compact board.

A.4 Output Connectors + MRBD Relay Board

Connectors for MRBD relay board, providing additional relay contacts.

A.5 PCB - Rear Connectors

Description of connectors on the rear of the compact PCB, including RS232 and microphone interfaces.

A.6 Front Board - Front

Overview of connectors and components on the front of the front board.

A.7 Front Board - Rear

Overview of LEDs and keys on the rear of the front board.

Extended Board Connectors

B.1 PCB - Front Connectors

Diagram and description of connectors on the front of the extended PCB.

B.2 Input Connectors

Details of the 10-pin input connector on the extended board.

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