CA300 Tech Note for FW 0.50

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1 ; CA300 Tech Note for FW 0.50 AVZ-CA300-DOC-TN-01 Abstract Disabling the DHCP Server in the Network Module of the Avizia CA300 after a factory reset. Setting Microphone 1 level after factory reset.

2 2 Known issues FW 0.50 The Network Module enables the DHCP Server automatically when a factory default is performed on the system. The DHCP Server may present network conflicts. See Disabling the Network Module s DHCP Server procedure below. FW 0.50 Sometimes the microphone level is set too low upon a system factory default. The level can be user adjusted; the recommended level for Microphone 1 is +14 db. See Setting the microphone level procedure below.

3 3 Disabling the Network Module s DHCP Server The CA300 s Network Module can operate as a DHCP Server to make setup easier. This server is enabled by default, whenever the system is factory defaulted, to streamline the network configuration process. However, this may create unintended network conflicts. To avoid this, we recommend that the DHCP Server be disabled by following the procedures below: 1. Perform a factory default to the CA300 system. 2. Login to the Network Module to disable the DHCP Server. Factory Defaulting the CA300 NOTE: Make sure the system is not connected to the wired network when the system is factory defaulted. When the system is defaulted, this will enable the Network Module s internal DHCP Server. To remove ALL CA300 system configuration settings, press and hold the following buttons at the same time for 5 seconds: BACK + MAKE CALL + MUTE + DISCONNECT. The source selections LED s will light up one by one and blink three times before the entire system reboots. Once the system has fully booted up (approximately 2.5 minutes), it is ready for setup and configuration.

4 4 Connecting to the Network Module NOTE: Make sure there is no active wired LAN connection to CA300. Accessing the Network Module Web Interface 1. Connect a network cable between the console network port and a laptop computer. 2. Set the static IP address on the computer to and Subnet Mask Gateway address is not required. to laptop NOTE: The following network settings are temporary for CA300 Network Module configuration. We recommend that you note your laptop s current network settings, and when you are finished with network configuration, you should revert your laptop to its prior configuration. On a Windows PC a. Open Control Panel window. b. Double click on Network and Sharing Center (Win7) or Network & Internet then Network and Sharing Center (Win8). c. Click on Wi-Fi Connection. In the wireless Status Window, click Disable and then Close. d. Click on Local Area Connection (Win7) or Access Type Connection: Ethernet Link (Win8). e. Click on Properties (Administrator access required). f. Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP/IPv4). g. Check Use the following IP address. h. Enter the mentioned static IP Address and Subnet Mask in Step 2 above. i. Click OK j. Click OK k. Click Close l. Close the PC s Network and Sharing Center. On a Mac a. Open System Preferences window. b. Click Network c. In left sidebar, select Wi-Fi and click Turn Wi-Fi Off in the right pane. d. In left sidebar, select an existing Ethernet profile, or add (+) a new Ethernet profile and select it. e. In the right-hand pane, use the Configure IPv4 drop-down to select Manually. f. Enter the static IP Address ( ) and Subnet Mask ( ). Router address is not needed. g. Click Apply h. Close the window. 3. Open a new web browser window (IE9 or higher, Firefox, Chrome, or Safari) and enter the following IP address in the browser s address bar: The Network Module Setup wizard will appear. Follow the setup procedure as outlined below.

5 5 Disabling DHCP using the Network Module Web Interface 1. Choose AP mode and press Next 2. Press Next 3. Wait for system to reload.

6 6 4. Set the SSID to CA300 and select Next 5. Set the username and password to admin and press Next. 6. Select Next. 7. Save the configuration and wait while the system reboots (approximately 30 seconds).

7 7 8. Login. Factory default is admin/admin. 9. Select the configure icon from the navigation icons at the top right. 10. Select Wireless.

8 8 11. Select Security and disable the SSID broadcast. Select Apply. 12. Select OK and wait for reboot. 13. The configuration is complete the DHCP Server is now disabled. Disconnect the laptop and Ethernet cable from the CA300 s console. NOTE: You can now revert your laptop s network settings to its prior configuration. Connect an active Ethernet cable to the network port on the bottom of the CA300 s worksurface to use the system for calls and provide network access via the console network port. NOTE: To enable Wi-Fi on the CA300, refer to the CA300 Network Configuration Guide (270668) found at aviziatech.com/support.

9 9 Setting the microphone level A factory rest of the system can sometimes cause the Microphone 1 level to be set at a lower than optional setting. Use the following procedure to set the Microphone 1 level. NOTE: Network is required to connect to the web interface of the CA300 (SX20 codec). User Interface 1. Using the system remote control, press Home to display the Home Menu. 2. Navigate through the menu system as shown below using the directional pad (arrows) and OK (check) on the remote: HOME SETTINGS ADMINSTRATOR SETTINGS AUDIO INPUT LEVELS 3. Select Microphone 1 and use the Right Arrow to increase the Microphone 1 level to +14 db. Softkeys Nav/OK Home Disconnect NOTE: We recommend +14 db but you may choose any level that you feel is appropriate for your environment. 4. Select Save with the fifth Softkey found at the top of the remote control buttons. NOTE: The five Softkeys correspond to the five onscreen button icons along the bottom of the display. 5. Press the red Disconnect button to exit the menu structure after the microphone level has been saved. The procedure is now complete.