The CyberData VoIP v3 Paging Server allows a single SIP phone extension to access up to a 100 multicast zones and to connect to an analog overhead paging system. The VoIP paging server is powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) or a power adapter (not included) with a MSRP of $499.

Features:

• Web-based Administration
• Voice prompting
• Password-controlled zones
• Supports 600 Ohm output
• Page start relay contacts
• Remote amp fault sensor
• SIP RFC 3261 compatible
• Multicast output
• Two SIP endpoints (one for Night Ringer)
• DTMF control of zone selection
• Delayed Page Support
• Line-In connection for music
• Line-out connection to support analog Amps

Resources:

• Documentation: http://www.cyberdata.net/products/voip/digitalanalog/pagingserverv3/docs.html
• IP-PBX Server Compatibility: http://www.cyberdata.net/support/server/index.html
• Downloads: http://www.cyberdata.net/products/voip/digitalanalog/pagingserverv3/downloads.html

Device:

• Front
  
• Back
  

Quick Setup:

1. Connect Paging Server to Power source and Network
2. Find/Change IP: Paging Server uses DHCP by default. CyberData provides a Discovery Utility ( http://www.cyberdata.net/support/voip/VoIP_Discovery_Utility.zip) to help locate the device on the network and statically set the IP.
   
3. Use Discovery Utility or web browser to connect to the Administration page (Default user: admin, Default password: admin)
   
4. Update Firmware: v7.0.0
   1. Download Firmware Update (ZIP): http://www.cyberdata.net/products/voip/digitalanalog/pagingserverv3/drivers/700-uImage-pserver_nosig.zip
   2. Unzip file
   3. Apply Update: Upgrade Tab in the Web Administration, Click “Choose File” and locate the extracted firmware file and click “Submit”
      
   4. Paging Server will reboot when upload is complete

Paging with Lync

• The CyberData Paging Server supports the SIP protocol over UDP and not TCP. This means the Paging Server can not register or trunk directly to a Microsoft Lync Server and requires a media gateway. CyberData provides Interoperability guides for Lync using AudioCodes, NET or Patton’s media gateways: http://www.cyberdata.net/support/server/index.html#Q16
• The Lync Client doesn’t support Multicast or Paging and will require a Compatible/Qualified Lync IP phone like the Snom UC Edition or Polycom VVX products: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/gg278172
• Paging Zones are accessed by DTMF, accessing zones via Lync is a two step process (call the Paging Server extension then enter a two digit Zone code via DTMF). Lync is unable to save a contact’s number along with pauses and DTMF to make the process a single step (Vote this feature at: http://lync.ideascale.com/a/dtd/ability-to-save-a-contact-s-number-along-with-pauses-and-DTMF/372928-16285)

Web Administration

• Home: Allows you to change the Device Name, Username, Password, lists Current Settings and allows for the Import or Export of the Configuration.
  
• Device Config: Assign Device’s Multicast Address, Miscellaneous Settings and the Ability to Test Audio, Multicast and Relay.
  Note: Device’s Multicast Address cannot be used for a Paging Group
• Networking: Static or DHCP IP settings.
  
• SIP Config: SIP registration information.
  
• Nightringer: Secondary SIP registration information.
  
• Fault Detection: Triggers during a fault.
  
• PGROUPs Config: Configure Paging Group’s (0-99) Zone Number, Name, Multicast Address, Port, Security Code, TTL and enabled or disable Lineout port. Note: Paging Groups 0-24 (first page) has the Lineout box checked by default, to enable this feature the check had to be removed.
  
• Audio Config: Upload custom audio files.
  
• Event Config: Send HTTP POST events to a remote server when actions occur.
  
• Autoprovisioning: Paging Server get its configuration from a remote server on startup or schedule.
  
• Update Firmware: Upgrade Device Firmware.