Multicom 2000 IP - Bogen Engineered Systems

Multicom 2000 ®IPMC2K IP AdministrativeCommunication SystemDescriptionBogen's MC2K IP, with MCPCA3 Processor Card, is a combinationof Bogen Multicom and VoIP modules that enablesan educational facility to provide district-wide overheadpaging to locations within a facility or across a campus,without running new lines.The Bogen MC2K IP integrates seamlessly with Voice overIP gateways (VoIP) to provide paging over the existing IPLAN / WAN Ethernet networks. Now, a school district canmake a district-wide announcement or page employeesacross a campus more efficiently. They can even pageremote school locations located thousands of miles away(e.g., universities with overseas campuses). The BogenMC2K IP Administrative Communication System isdesigned specifically for the needs of schools, and otherinstitutional and industrial facilities. It combines privatetelephone communication with a full-featured sound andprogram distribution system, including media control.It also provides master clock control, an all-call feature, anda feature for dialing the outside 911 Emergency Services forincreased security and quick response. Calls to outside 911Emergency Services can be dialed directly from anytelephone in the system. Upon dialing 911, an alert will besent to all the Administrative telephones in the system alongwith the ID of the call station.The MC2K IP system is microprocessor controlled and fullyfield-programmable for remarkable versatility and dependability.The Multicom 2000 IP system can be supplied as aself-contained, wall mounting system, or in a vertical rackmountedconfiguration. The wall-mounted version canaccommodate up to 120 stations in increments of 24. Therack version can provide up to 240 stations and can includeadditional amplification and/or Bogen Multicom 2000 orMulti-Graphic system components and available options forincreased versatility.A unique card frame design eliminates external amplificationequipment for basic systems. A single microprocessorcard controls overall system function. For each 24 stations,a circuit card pair provides signal routing and a 20-wattprogram amplifier and 12-watt intercom amplifier. An associatedrelay module connects each station to the intercomor program bus. The system permits up to 8 simultaneousintercom communications with staff station loudspeakersand 8 unrestricted telephone communications, with simultaneousdistribution of program material to stations notinvolved in a two-way conversation.The system software supports these basic station types:Staff consisting of loudspeaker with call in and optionalhandset; Enhanced Staff with a DTMF dialing telephone setand optional loudspeaker; Administrative or EnhancedAdministrative with DTMF dialing display telephone (andoptional loudspeaker), and a Media Control Box; or anycombination of the above. Each type of station can be furtherorganized into levels, which determine the ability toperform different system functions. Staff and enhanced staffstations can make emergency calls that can activate anemergency announce link if the call is unanswered. Systemfunctions include 8 administrative page zones, 240 hardwiredpage zones, options for 99 programmable pagezones, 8 time zones with 8 bell schedules, and 1024 timedevents.A unique modular program source interface offers a choiceof three program sources (e.g., microphone, tuner, etc.).The selection of the program source and its distribution toany or all stations or zones is guided by the menu displayon a designated administrative telephone. Any stationequipped with a keypad dialing phone can turn programmaterial on or off at their location.Telephonic features include call forwarding, call transferand conference calling, as well as selective ability to bumpor join conversations in progress. Administrative stationscan also place calls on hold. A telephone interface optionlets you receive and make outside calls on up to 16 incominglines (stations can be restricted in their ability to makeoutgoing calls). All system control and programming can beaccomplished using a telephone keypad.Specifications subject to change without notice.© 2004 Bogen Communications, Inc.54-8023-20B 100650 Spring Street, Ramsey, NJ 07446, U.S.A.Tel.: 201-934-8500 • Fax: 201-934-9832www.bogen.com

Description,cont.An English language menu-driven display system on theadministrative telephone is provided to guide the userthrough procedures. Two special menus, protected bypassword, set the operating configuration. The setup menusets the system day and time, stores time signal events,page zone and time zone data. The initialization menu setssystem features (bell duration, queue timeout, day/nightstart, emergency link, password select, architectural numberenable, pre-announce/confirmation tone enable), andstation features (station number, access level, architecturalnumber, day/night administrator, outside line access).Features• Contains all system memory• 24 to 240 station capacity (each station can have a calldevice, phone, media control and loudspeaker availableas an option on 120 station systems)• Three station types: administrative/enhanced administrative,enhanced staff, or staff• Classroom station types 2500, wireless, modem, andanswering machine• Microprocessor controlled, programmable from administrativestation or local computer• Secure remote programming and diagnostics from alocal computer via LAN/WAN using an optional TCP/IPSerial to Ethernet converter• Multiple simultaneous private and amplified voice communications• Emergency feature reroutes unanswered emergencycalls so that there is always an answer• Can be integrated with Multi-Graphic equipment (rackmountedversion)• Telephonic functions: hold, conference call, call forward,and call transfer• Administrative telephones have alphanumeric displayswith easy to use English language menu-driven setupand operation• Built-in program and intercom amplifiers eliminate externalequipment• Built-in modular program source interface; selected programis easily distributed to any or all speakers or zonesfrom designated administrative phones• 8 administrative zones, 240 hard-wired zones, optionsfor 99 programmable zones, 9 time signaling tones,8 bell schedules, 1024 programmable events, 240 lowvoltage contacts for control of any type of low voltagesecurity closure• Award-winning business quality voice over IP connections• Minimal bandwidth requirements (14K bps per callincluding IP overhead)• Utilizes existing Ethernet network• No disruption to existing voice equipment• Transparent to the user (no training required)• Web-based configuration and management• Easy upgrade for District-installed Multicom 2000's• Dialing to outside 911 Emergency Services• 911 alerts to the Administrative telephone• 3, 4, 5 and 6 digit dialing