Biamp VOIP-1-4 - Manual (Page 5)

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VOCIA VOICE OVER IP INTERFACE (VOIP-1) FRONT PANEL
Setup and Use
The Vocia software provides the interface for configuring and programming the VOIP-1. The information supplied by this manual relates to
hardware installation, physical connections, and device information. For more details on software setup, please consult the Vocia Software
Help File.
Front Panel Information
The VOIP-1 LEDs are as follows (from left to right when viewing the front of the chassis):
1. 24V DC power 1
2. 24V DC power 2
3. Fault
4. Activity
5. Status
6. Line 1 Status
7. Line 1 In Use
8. Line 2 Status
9. Line 2 In Use
10. Line 3 Status (functional for VOIP-1-4 model only)
11. Line 3 In Use (functional for VOIP-1-4 model only)
12. Line 4 Status (functional for VOIP-1-4 model only)
13. Line 4 In Use (functional for VOIP-1-4 model only)
Power (Chassis Indicator)
The VOIP-1 has two power indicators. If power is applied to one or both 24V DC power connectors, the corresponding LED will be on.
• Off – The corresponding power connection is not in the working voltage range.
• Solid green – The corresponding power connection is receiving 24V DC power.
Fault (Chassis Indicator)
There are two types of chassis faults that will be reported, depending on the severity of the problem. Audio may still be passing, but if the
condition causing the warning is not corrected, a failure may occur.
• Off – Normal operation.
• Flashing – A warning has occurred, meaning some aspect of the unit chassis is not performing within normal specification.
• Solid – A Fault has occurred, meaning some aspect of the unit has failed and audio may not be passing.