User manual BIAMP VOIP SHEET

[. . . ] VoIP-2 Card FAQ The VoIP-2 Card is an outstanding new product that allows AudiaFLEX to leverage the power and flexibility of VoIP telephone systems for distance conferencing over audio systems. [. . . ] Proxy servers can also be set to disallow certain Codecs. Do we need PoE switches? The VoIP-2 Card does not require a PoE switch to operate, although using a PoE switch will not damage the card. Can we set any of the configurations from a call manager? The VoIP-2 Card generically interacts with many SIPbased systems, so all configurations are set via Audia ® software rather than any other third party interface. 8 How do we define the extension number/subscriber number? Once an extension number has been established by your IT Department, it is simply entered into the Audia Software then loaded to the VoIP-2 Card. Biamp has made an advanced settings form available to your IT Department to provide essential information to the Audia programmer. Which call managers will it work with? The VoIP-2 Card is designed to work with SIP-based proxy servers. 9 Can we see the MAC Address anywhere? Once a file has been loaded into the AudiaFLEX, the MAC Address is available in the status field of the advanced VoIP settings. 10 Will the VoIP-2 Card work with DHCP?Can we set a static IP if needed? The VoIP-2 Card default is to obtain network settings via DHCP. If this is not desired, the IP information can be set statically within the network settings page of the VoIP console control dialog in Audia ® software. 16 17 Will the CISCO settings confuse the cards? Cisco, or any other third party device manufacturer, has no control of the VoIP-2 Cards. Therefore the settings will have no bearing on VoIP-2 Card performance. How do we dial? Dialing is achieved via Audia software, although there are several different ways that an end-user can access a dialing device. Biamp has a software program called daVinciTM that can be used to control a softphone VoIP dialer, as well as many other aspects of the conference audio system. The system can also be dialed using ASCII characters via RS-232 or TELNET delivered by third party devices such as AMX or Crestron. 11 12 13 14 15 Does the VoIP-2 Card support IPv6? The VoIP-2 Card does not support IPv6 at this time. Is each line considered a separate instance with its own IP and extension? The VoIP-2 Card can handle 2 lines per card, with up to 6 cards per AudiaFLEX system. Every line within the system needs to have its own extension and every card within the system needs to have its own IP address. 18 Can the two ports be bridged for a conference? The AudiaFLEX can act as a bridge for all of the lines that are being delivered to the unit (up to 12). [. . . ] A r c t i c D r i v e | B e Av e r t o n , o r e g o n | 9 7 0 0 5 | U S A | + 1 . [. . . ]