Installation & Operations Manual. VoIP Interface 2100-VOIPLC VoIPLC

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1 Installation & Operations Manual VoIP Interface 2100-VOIPLC 2100-VoIPLC Made in the USA 3 Year Warranty N56 W24720 N. Corporate Circle Sussex, WI (fax) RP8500MATALV Ver. 2 08/15

2 Welcome to Rath Thank you for purchasing Rath s 2100-VOIPLC. We are the largest Emergency Phone Manufacturer in North America and have been in business for over 35 years. We take great pride in our products, service, and support. Our Emergency Phones are of the highest quality. Our experienced customer support teams are available to assist with site preparation, installation, and maintenance. It is our sincere hope that your experience with us has, and will continue to surpass your expectations. Thank you for your business, Tom Touchett President Table of Contents Items Needed Page 2 VoIP Interface Set-Up Page 2-3 Connecting Interface to Network Page 3 Network Monitor Settings Page 4 Wiring Diagram Page 5 N56 W24720 N. Corporate Circle Sussex, WI (fax)

3 Items Needed 1. VoIP Interface (included) 2. Static IP Address for VoIP Interface and separate static IP Address for Network Monitor 3. IP Address of SIP Server and Authentication ID 4. PC with Network Interface Card Note: Addresses for VoIP interface and Network Monitor must be on same network as SIP Server Installation 1. Attach mounting brackets to the back of the unit using provided hardware 2. Drill a 7/8 hole in appropriate location for data and telephone wiring 3. Make a slit in the provided grommet and insert into the 7/8 hole 4. Connect telephone cable from Elevator Phone to FXS port on 2100-VoIP 5. Connect data cable from network connection to available port on provided switch in 2100-VoIPLC 6. Connect power cable coming out of enclosure to standard 110 v wall outlet Setting Up VoIP Interface 1. Supply Power to the VoIP Interface using supplied AC adapter 2. Connect available port of switch within 2100-VoIPLC to LAN port on PC using an Ethernet Cable 3. Change Computer IP Address A. Navigate to Control Panel B. Navigate to Network Settings C. Change IP to default IP Address range of VoIP Interface Recommended is D. Change Subnet Mask Default is Turn off wireless card on computer (if applicable) 5. Log in to VoIP Interface A. Enter into web browser (Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox is recommended) B. Log in to Interface Login: Admin Password: Navigate VoIP Interface A. Click Basic Settings under the Menu Options on left hand side B. Click Region under Basic Settings pg. 2

4 Setting Up VoIP Interface-Continued 7. Set Region Settings A. Set the CPTG to USA/Canada B. Set the Ring to USA/Canada C. Set Time Zone to corresponding Time Zone 8. Modify SIP Settings A. Under Basic Settings Click SIP B. Check Box Next to SIP Trunk to Enable SIP Trunk C. Change SIP Trunk Mode to Proxy D. Enter SIP ID for extension Note: Will be the same as information on the SIP Server E. Create Authentication ID Note: Will be the same as information on the SIP Server F. Create Authentication Password G. Enter Register Server Address (IP Address of SIP Server) H. Click Submit 9. Change Network Settings A. Click Network Under Basic Settings B. Verify Routing Mode is in NAT C. Set the WAN IP Address to Static D. Set the IP Address E. Set the Subnet Mask F. Set the Default Gateway G. Click Submit 10. When window pops up asking to restart Interface, click OK 11. Wait 5 minutes for changes to take effect Connecting Device to Network 1. Connect network to Switch inside of 2100-VoIPLC 2. Change the IP Address of the PC NIC Card to a useable address in same subnet as WAN Port 3. Connect PC to Network 4. Open Command Prompt 5. Ping IP Address of the VoIP Interface 6. If Ping is successful, set up is complete pg. 3

5 Modifying Network Monitor Settings 1. Verify power to Network Monitor 2. Connect Ethernet Cable from Network to Switch (included in 2100-VoIPLC) 3. Change Computer IP Address Note: If PC IP Address was already changed while modifying the VoIP Interface, skip this step A. Navigate to Control Panel B. Navigate to Network Settings C. Change IP to default IP Address range of Network Monitor Recommended is xxx D. Change Subnet Mask Default is Turn off wireless card on computer (if applicable) 5. Log into Network Monitor A. Enter into web browser (Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox is recommended) B. Log into iboot Login: admin Password: admin 6. Navigate Network Monitor Interface A. Click Network under the menu options on left hand side B. Set the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway C. Click Save D. Click Device Settings on left hand side E. Set the Location ID F. Click AutoPing Settings on left hand side G. Set the IP Address of the unit needing to be monitored Note: Mode will be set to single unless multiple devices are being monitored H. Set Action to OFF-Follow 7. Testing Network Monitor A. Navigate to Home Screen of Network Monitor web interface B. Check for green status indicators and successful trigger counts pg. 4

6 Wiring Diagram: 2100 Series Elevator Phone FXS 12VDC= 2.0A(MAX) 2100-VoIP WAN Network Monitor LAN To Network Connection Switch To 110 vac Power pg. 5