PRODUCT MANUAL

ENGLISH

IS 300
VERSION 2.2/0515
 IS 300

Manufacturer’s reference:
This equipment fulfils the requirements of the EU directive 2004/108/EC EMC.

Therefore, this equipment is CE labelled.

Keep this description in safe custody!

Legal notice:
The manufacturer guarantees the functionality of its products as described in the data sheets and / or tech-
nical documentation. For error-free operation of the Intercom system, faultless transmission paths are
mandatory. The functionality of transmission paths, in particular of IP networks, exclusively is the respon-
sibility of the operating company of the transmission path and therefore the manufacturer can not be re-
sponsible in any manner, for errors and problems, which result from problems or malfunctioning of the
transmission path.

Attention:
Mounting and installation of the Intercom Servers and of the equipment may be carried out by authorised
service personnel only.

Observe the precautions for handling of electrostatic sensitive devices!

IS 300
Version: 2.2/0515
Number of pages: 23

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Content
Planning information 4 Configuration CCT 15
Features 5 IP subscribers 15
Licences 5
Technical data 6
Pre-recorded audio 17
Extent of supply 6
Technical data for pre-recorded audio 17
Configuration steps with CCT 800 17
Main principle of the IS 300 7

Upgrade of the firmware 19

System requirements 8 Upgrade of PRO 800 software 20
Upgrade card firmware 20

Quick installation 9
Example 21
Ports and IP addresses 21
Installation 10
IS 300 redundancy 22
1. Connection 10
2. Configuration of IP addresses and server ID 11
3. Licences 14 Technical Support 23

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Planning information IS 300

Planning information
The IP Intercom Server IS 300 is a compact sized and cost-efficient, yet fully-featured Intercom Server
that can be operated both as a stand-alone unit and as part of larger Intercom network environments.
Dimensioned to fit two units side-by-side in a 19” rack, IS 300 is designed to meet the requirements of
small to medium sized applications in all markets as well as installation sites with limited space condi-
tions. For this purpose, IS 300 interfaces smoothly with the entire Commend product world but can also
be operated as a stand-alone unit.
IS 300 as stand-alone system with all possibilities

IS 300 Central control desk (ComWIN)

IP network

ET 901
Integration for use of any ICX data interface
of doors analogue or digital for 3rd-party TETRA
and gates WS 810FI WS 203VICM Intercom station integration OPC ELA gateway

IS 300 as part of a networked system

GE 800

Central control desk (ComWIN)

IS 300 IS 300

IP network

ET 901
for use of any
analogue or digital
WS 810F WS 203VCM WS 211VCM WS 810P WS 203PCM Intercom station

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Features
 Up to 64 Intercom terminals per Intercom Server IS 300
 All subscribers can be used as fully functional stations (with video and full keypad)
 16 kHz audio bandwidth (i.e. applicable for PA systems)
 Networking via LAN with up to 2 other Intercom Servers (maximum of 4 speech channels)
 NAT and Firewall friendly due to the single port protocol IoIP®
 “Green IT” with low standby energy consumption

Licences

ATTENTION: Optional licences

The following licences are not in the extent of supply of the Intercom Server IS 300. The licences
have to be ordered separately.

PRO 800 upgrade licence

More than 150 standard features (a detailed list is available separately). Further features depend on the
PRO 800 version licence, which is used (as of version 2.0).
Subscriber licences (maximum of four subscribers with feature level D)
 L-IS3-8B: For eight subscribers with feature level B
 L-IS3-8C: For eight subscribers with feature level C
 L-IS3-8D: For eight subscribers with feature level D
 L-IS3-4B: For four subscribers with feature level B
 L-IS3-4C: For four subscribers with feature level C
 L-IS3-4D: For four subscribers with feature level D
 L-IS3-2B: For two subscribers with feature level B
 L-IS3-2C: For two subscribers with feature level C
 L-IS3-2D: For two subscribers with feature level D
Network licences
 L-IS3-LAN-2: For activation of 2 LAN connections, one connection only for redundant links (see “3.
Licences” on page 14).
 A maximum of four speech channels
 With P2P-Audio, up to eight speech channels

NOTE: Network licence

At maximum, one L-IS3-LAN-2 licence can be activated per IS 300.

Interface licences
 L-IS3-ICX: For activation of one ICX interface.
Software licences
 All PC software licences can be used (e.g. ComWIN, TETRA, OPC, Intercom Client, ComSCHEDULER,
ComREPORTER, ComVIDEO, ComMAINTAIN, ComACCESS, ...)

NOTES: Further information

 Description of the licences and the IS 300 specific allocation see ”3. Licences” on page 14.
 General information about licensing can be found in the manual “GE 800”.

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Technical data
IP rating: IP20
Transmission bandwidth: eHD Voice ready (16 kHz)
Memory for speech storage: 900 sec. at 7 kHz
450 sec. at 16 kHz
Operating temperature range: 0 °C to +50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F)
Storage temperature range: –30 °C to +60 °C (–22 °F to 140 °F)
Relative humidity: 20–80%, not condensing
Power supply: 12–30 VDC
Power consumption: 2.2 W
Protocols: IoIP protocol based on UDP/IP,
Ethernet IEEE 802.3, 802.1q,
IP protocol (RFC 791),
ICMP (RFC 792),
UDP (RFC 768),
TCP (RFC 793),
QoS / Diffserv RFC 2474
Data rate 1 x 10/100 MBit/s (Full?/?Half Duplex)
Mounting: 19“ rack mounting kit for two IS 300 side-by-side per
1 HU or wallmount and desktop kits for one IS 300 available
Dimensions: 201 x 44 x 255 mm (7.9 x 1.7 x 10 inch)
Weight incl. package: approx. 1,560 g (3.4 lbs)

Extent of supply
 1 x Intercom Server IS 300
 1 x power supply incl. country adapters
 1 x licence for 2 subscribers with feature level B
 1 x licence for 2 subscribers with feature level D
 2 x cable ties
 1 x short reference

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IS 300 Main principle of the IS 300

Main principle of the IS 300

The IP Intercom Server IS 300 consists of 15 virtual slots.

Virtual cards/slots of the plug-in server:

Slot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

IS 300
- 8 x IS3-IP-8 (virtual)
- 7 slots for virtual input/output cards
IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-IP-8

IS3-GEP: Processor card of the IS 300

After initialising the server ID, automatically an IP address will be assigned to the virtual GEP card (see
“2. Configuration of IP addresses and server ID” on page 11). Same as the GEP card of the Intercom
Server GE 800, the virtual IS3-GEP contains an ICX interface. This interface can be activated via the ICX
licence L-IS3-ICX (see “3. Licences” on page 14).

Slot 1- 8: Virtual IS3-IP-8 cards

Eight slots for virtual subscribers are available. For the virtual IS3-IP-8 cards, only one common IP ad-
dress must be configured (see “Configuration of further IP network settings” on page 12).

Slots 9-15: Empty slots for virtual input and output cards
 Select the desired Intercom Server at Intercom Server > Cards.
 Select the desired virtual input or output card per slot:
 IS3-16E virtual
 IS3-16A virtual
 IS3-8E8A virtual

ATTENTION: Audio Mixing

The Audio Mixing function is only available for the first 4 subscribers. For more information, see
manual “PRO 800 Basic”.

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System requirements IS 300

System requirements
Required hardware and software
Intercom Server
IS 300 (IS3-GEP) min. PRO 800 1.3 build 6, min. CCT 800 1.3 build 927
IS3-IP-32 min. Firmware 4.3 build 1
Software network cards
For all network cards in the same Intercom Servers as the IS 300, the following hardware and software versions
are required:
GE 300 / GE 800 min. PRO 800 1.0
Plug-in server G8-IP-32 min. PRO 800 1.2
G8-NET / G8-CNET-W / G8-CNET-E1 Firmware min. 5.4
GE 200 / GE 700 min. PRO 6.2
G7-CNET-LAN Firmware min. 5.2 and hardware min. 3.0
G7-WAN Firmware min. 5.2 and hardware min. 1.0
G7-CNET-W / G7-CNET-E1 Firmware min. 5.2 and hardware min. 2.0

Network requirements
IP addresses and ports
Each IS 300 must have two fixed IP addresses (first IP address for IS3-GEP, second IP address for IS3-IP-8P).
The communication between the Intercom Server and the IP terminals requires the following port (configuration
firewall/router): Standard port UDP 16400 (configurable - only one port for audio and signalling data)
The communication between the Intercom Server and the configuration software CCT 800 requires the following
port: Standard port TCP 17000 (configurable)
The communication between the ICX interface from Intercom Server IS 300 (IS3-GEP) and the used tools (Com-
WIN) requires the following port: Standard port TCP 18000 (configurable)

Maximum values
One-way-delay < 100 ms
Jitter (IPDV) < 50 ms
Packet loss for perfect audio quality 0%

Bandwidth
The required bandwidth depends on the desired number of speech links:
Bandwidth incl. protocol overhead per IP Intercom terminal, for upload and download:

3.5 kHz audio 7 kHz audio 16 kHz audio

Bandwidth (speech and date): 82 kBit/s 82 kBit/s 146 kBit/s
Speech is compressed to: 1 x G.711 standard 1 x G.722 standard 2 x G.722 standard

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Quick installation
The following steps are required for start-up of IS 300:

Connection of
1 power supply and see page 10
ethernet

Configuration of
see page 11
2 IP-addresses
and Server-ID

Activation of
3 licences
see page 14

Configuration of:
- IP-Terminals
- Features see manuals:
4 - Optional:  “PRO 800 Basic”
- Networking “LAN”
- ICX interface

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Installation IS 300

Installation

1. Connection

Run LED

Strain relief Strain relief

12

12–30 VDC Network /

switch

GOOD TO KNOW: Run LED

The Run LED shows the operation state of the IS 300 as follows:
 LED blinks in rhythm of one second: Intercom Server is working correctly.
 LED is permanently off: No power or hardware fault.
 LED is permanently on: During reset or hardware fault.
 LED blinks in rhythm “definition error” ( ): Configuration error.

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2. Configuration of IP addresses and server ID

Configuration with CCT 800

As of CCT 800 1.3, all Intercom Servers in the network can be configured without knowing their IP ad-
dress. CCT 800 automatically recognises the MAC address of the Intercom Servers in the connected
network.

Menu Intercom Server > Connection Settings

 Click on Search....
 In the drop-down list Network, select the desired network interface.
 After selecting the interface, click on the drop-down list Query... to display all Intercom Servers in
the network.

 In the drop-down list, select the desired Intercom Server to which a connection shall be established
and click on Open IP tunnel.... An available IP address is automatically suggested - alternatively an
IP address for the tunnel can be entered manually.

 Click on OK. The IP address is automatically taken over in the connection settings dialogue (and can
be tested with the button Test).
 Save the new connection settings.

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Configuration of IP addresses
 By initialising the IS 300, an IP address will automatically be generated for the IS3-GEP card
(10.10.x.1x = initialised plug-in server ID) – it is still possible to change the IP address manually.
 For the IS3-IP-8P card (common IP address for all virtual IP cards), a unique IP address must be con-
figured in the same subnet.
Configuration CCT 800:
IP - Settings > Tab Common
 In the field Card IP Address, enter the desired IP addresses for the cards IS3-GEP and IS3-IP-8P.
 In the field Subnet mask, enter the desired subnet mask (e.g. 255.255.0.0 at default configuration).

Configuration of further IP network settings

Configuration CCT 800:
IP - Settings > Tab Common
 In the field Router IP address, enter the IP address of the router (also “Gateway”), via which the
Intercom Servers communicate.
 If a VLAN ID is used, all Ethernet packets from this card are automatically tagged with the VLAN ID.
In this case, enter the ID as decimal value between “1” and “1023”.

NOTES: MAC address

 The MAC address is only displayed in CCT 800, but cannot be changed.
 The plug-in server has two MAC addresses (one for the virtual G8-GEP card and one for the collec-
tive of all IS3-IP cards).

IP - Settings > Tab Extended Settings

 In the drop-down list Bandwidth kBit, the bandwidth can be selected, which is used in the network
by the IP card (data and speech). The overall bandwidth must always be set higher as the data band-
width. It is recommended to select no limitation.
 In the drop-down list Databandwidth kBit, the bandwidth can be defined, which is used in the net-
work for data packets by the LAN card. When the bandwidth is reduced, the packets leave the cards
with a larger time period between them (Traffic Shaping Algorithm according to Leaky Bucket Princi-
ple). This prevents a “packet burst”, which can lead to a queue overflow at the router.
Packets
Data bandwidth = 10 Mbit/s

Packet burst

0.2 1 time (ms)

Packets
Data bandwidth = 64 kbit/s

0.2 1 time (ms)

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Configuration of the server ID (only for networks)

If the IS 300 shall be used in an Intercom Server network, a unique server ID must be assigned. This
can only be carried out via CCT 800.

NOTE: Server ID
By changing the server ID, the configuration of the IS 300 will be reset.

Configuration CCT 800:

Menu Intercom Server > Initialize
 In the field New Server-ID, enter the desired server ID and confirm them by clicking on Initialize.

NOTE: Server ID
In the field Current Server-ID the current Server-ID is display.

 After initialising the Intercom Server, re-configure the connection settings, except the field Keep IP-
Address is activated.

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3. Licences

NOTES: Licensing
 It is not possible to configure an offline CCT file for the IS 300, because licences must be activated
for the subscribers first.
 Per IS 300, a maximum of 2 licences with feature level D can be used. This means that a maximum
of 4 subscribers with feature level D (control desk, music feed-in, ...) can be configured.
 Per IS 300, only one L-IS3-LAN-2 licence can be used (of which one connection is only for redun-
dant connections).

Subscriber licences
ID Name Allocation of the licence to the virtual cards of the IS 300
227 L-IS3-2B any IS3-IP-8 card
228 L-IS3-4B any IS3-IP-8 card
229 L-IS3-8B any IS3-IP-8 card
231 L-IS3-2C any IS3-IP-8 card
232 L-IS3-4C any IS3-IP-8 card
233 L-IS3-8C any IS3-IP-8 card
234 L-IS3-2D any IS3-IP-8 card (a maximum of 2 licences per IS 300 can be used)

Interface licences
ID Name Allocation of the licence to the virtual cards of the IS 300
209 L-IS3-ICX IS3-GEP
 With the licence L-IS3-ICX, the first ICX interface can be upgraded to full functionality.
Description Type Application
n/0-10 ICX / TCP Depending on allocated licence (ICX, ComWIN, ...);
Without licence: only CCT configuration
n/0-11 CCT / TCP Only CCT configuration
* n = server ID nr.

 Without licence, the interfaces can only be used for CCT configuration or ComLOG.
Network licences
ID Name Allocation of the licence to the virtual cards of the IS 300
230 L-IS3-LAN-2 IS3-GEP
Note: A maximum of one L-IS3-LAN-2 licence can be activated per IS 300! For further information about the
IS 300 redundancy, see ”IS 300 redundancy” on page 22.

Software licences
All PC software licences can be used (ID > 700; e.g. ComWIN, TETRA, OPC, Intercom Client, Com-
SCHEDULER, ComREPORTER, ComVIDEO, ComMAINTAIN, ComACCESS etc.).
 PC licences must be allocated to the IS3-GEP.

ATTENTION: Other licences

Other licence types as the ones mentioned above cannot be used with the IS 300.

NOTE: Licensing
For detailed information about the allocation of licences, see manual “GE 800”.

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Configuration CCT

IP subscribers
In this dialogue, the connections from the IP subscriber card to the IP subscribers are defined:

Subscriber > Station properties > IP-Terminals > tab Common

 In the field Card IP Address, the IP address of the appropriate IP card defined at IP Settings is indi-
cated.
 In the field Station type, the type of connected Intercom station is indicated.
 In the field Terminal IP Address, enter the IP address for each IP subscriber (must be the same ad-
dress, which has been configured in IP Station Config).

NOTE: IP addresses
The IP addresses apply only for subscribers at the same subnet.

 In the field Port No., change, if required, the port number of the IP subscriber – e.g. for configuration
with NAT (must be the same port number, which has been configured in IP Station Config.
 In the field Subnet mask, the subnet mask of the IP subscriber defined in IP Station Config, is indi-
cated.
 In the field Router IP Address, the IP address of the appropriate router – i.e. the gateway in the
WAN – defined in IP Station Config is indicated.
 Activate, if required, the checkbox Dynamic registration to activate the dynamic registration via
MAC address.

ATTENTION: Other licences

In IP Station Config, this feature has to be activated for Intercom terminals additionally.

 In the field MAC - Address, the MAC address of the IP subscriber is indicated (can not be config-
ured).
 In the drop-down lists Uplink and Downlink, the Ethernet operation mode of the network link
(RJ45) configured in IP Station Config is indicated.

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Subscriber > Station properties > IP-Terminals > tab Extended Settings
 In the drop-down list Bandwidth in kBit, the bandwidth, which is used in the network by the
IP terminal, can be selected (data and speech). The total bandwidth must always be set higher than
the data bandwidth.
 Recommendation: Select no limitation.
 In the drop-down list Databandwidth kBit, the bandwidth, which is used for data packets that leave
the IP terminal, can be defined. When the bandwidth is reduced, the packets leave the terminals with
a larger time period between them (Traffic Shaping algorithm according to Leaky Bucket Principle).
This prevents a “packet burst”, which can lead to a queue overflow at the router.
 Data bandwidth for IP subscribers: min. 32 kBit
 In the drop-down list card poll time, define how often the card checks if the IP subscriber can be
reached.
 In the drop-down list station poll time, define how often the IP subscriber checks if the card can be
reached.
 Recommendation: Activate this feature when operating an IP subscriber over WAN (dynamic fire-
wall, dynamic NAT).
 Activate the checkbox VOX-Control if speech packets shall only be transmitted when a signal is ac-
tive at the microphone. This function shall only be used if the bandwidth in the network is limited.

ATTENTION: VOX control requirements

For this feature, min. firmware 2.1 for an ET 901 is required.

 In the field DSCP, enter the bits for DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) packet marking – value
range: from 0 to 63 (e.g. 46 for “expedited forwarding”).

IP Station Config
With the program IP Station Config, the first installation steps for IP stations and IP boxes can be carried
out (allocation of IP addresses).

NOTE: Further information

For further information about the configuration with IP Station Config, see manual “GE 800”.

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Pre-recorded audio
The IS 300 has an on-board memory. The stored audio files can be used for various functions in the
Intercom Server, such as waiting information or playback of commercials.

Technical data for pre-recorded audio

IS 300
8 MB memory
450 seconds at 16 kHz
900 seconds at 7 kHz
a maximum of 128 pre-recorded audio files per card

Configuration steps with CCT 800

To use pre-recorded audio, carry out the following steps:
 Import of audio files
 Creation of a playlist
 Download of the playlist to the IS 300

1. Import of audio files

Information about the import of audio files, see manual “PRO 800 Basic”.

2. Create a playlist
 Right-click on Playlists and select New Playlist.
 Select the desired audio files and drag-and-drop them onto the playlist.
 Configure the audio files as follows:

 Name: Enter the name for the playlist.

 Memory Size: Select the card type “8 MB (IAX, AUD, TEL, IP32)”.
 Enabled: Activate the checkbox for the audio files, which shall be transmitted.
 ID: For each file, an ID is assigned, which defines the function in the Intercom Server.
 0–159 for general use
 160+ for system messages (see manual “PRO 800 Basic”)
 Invalid entries are marked with beige background
 Duplicate entries are marked with orange background

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 Client: Select the clients of a card that shall use this audio file (1 to 8)
 Client 1-4: Configuration of the pre-recorded audio files for the first 4 subscribers.
 Client 5: Configuration of the subscribers 5–64. These subscribers are configured via group con-
figuration and can not be configured separately.
 Client 6-8: Not used.
 Destination quality: Select the desired audio quality (7 and 16 kHz).

NOTES: Audio quality

 Every pre-recorded audio file should exist in both qualities (7 and 16 kHz) if the system uses mixed
audio qualities with 7 and 16 kHz.
 If the quality of the pre-recorded audio file is not present (7 and 16 kHz), the standard file will be
used instead of the not existing audio quality.

3. Download of the playlist

 Click on Download to Server.

NOTES: Download of the playlist

The button is only active if the following settings have been carried out in the playlist editor:
 The field “Enabled” has been activated for at least one file.
 A valid ID has been set for the pre-recorded audio file(s).
 One or more clients have been selected.

 Select the Intercom Server IS 300.

 Click on Get Data and select the tab Cards.
 Click on Download to start the download.

NOTES: Playlists
 At maximum, one playlist can be loaded per IS 300 (existing playlists will be overwritten).
 One already created playlist can be downloaded to several IS 300.

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IS 300 Upgrade of the firmware

Upgrade of the firmware

The IP Intercom Server IS 300 has a virtual GEP card and virtual subscriber cards. Therefore, the IS 300
requires a PRO 800 software and the G8-IP-332 card firmware. Both can be updated separately via
CCT 800.

Menu Intercom Server> Firmware Download

 Click on Get Data to read out the software information from the Intercom Server.

In this field current status information is displayed

The Firmware download window

The download window is split into three tabs.
 Intercom Server: Here, all connected Intercom Servers are listed.
 Cards: Here, the download of the subscriber card software can be done.
 Stations: Here, all DSP devices, download capable stations and additional devices that can be
downloaded (e.g. EE 900A) are listed.

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Upgrade of PRO 800 software

The PRO 800 software for the IS 300 is the same as for the Intercom Servers GE 800 and GE 300 (the
minimum software version to be used is PRO 800 1.3 build 6). During the download procedure, the full
function of the Intercom Server(s) is given.

ATTENTION: Update requirements

To upgrade your PRO 800 software to version 4.0 or higher, the Intercom Server must use the soft-
ware version PRO 800 3.1A.

Menu Intercom Server> Firmware Download > tab Intercom Server

 Click on “...” and select the desired software or one of the recently used files from the drop-down
list.
 Select the appropriate Intercom Server and click Apply. Optionally, select further Intercom Servers,
chose the respective software and click on Apply to create a download chain
 Click on Download to initiate the download sequence. As soon as the download is completed, the
button Restart becomes active.

Upgrade card firmware

For the Intercom Server IS 300, the G8-IP-32 card firmware is required.

Menu Intercom Server> Firmware Download > tab Card

 Click on “...” and select the G8-IP-32 card firmware.
 Select the appropriate card and click Apply.
 Click on Download to initiate the download sequence. As soon as the download is completed, the
button Restart becomes active.

ATTENTION: Warning notices

 The new software is not taken over in the Intercom Server until the button Restart is clicked. After
that, the communication component receives all download specific data from the Intercom Server
again (same as receiving) and displays it.
 The new software, which has been downloaded, is displayed in the column Downloaded soft-
ware until it is taken over via a restart of the Intercom Server(s).
 A download that has been carried out cannot be cancelled – therefore, even if no restart is carried
out after the download, the software is taken over at the next restart and becomes active. The but-
ton Restart only enables the user to select the point of time for the restart.
 Workaround: Another download with the original software can be carried out. Therefore, after a
restart the original software is taken over again.

Restart of Intercom Servers

With the button Restart, a restart is carried out only in the Intercom Servers into which the new soft-
ware has been sent.

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Example

Ports and IP addresses

The following example shows, which ports and IP addresses are used by a IS 300. Additionally to the
configuration software CCT 800, the Intercom terminals and the Intercom modules, an Intercom Client
and the visualisation software ComWIN are used in this example. All default values will be kept in the
example.
Intercom Server IS 300
 Initialise the Intercom Server IS 300 with server ID “1”.
 After initialising, the IS3-GEP card gets automatically an IP address (default addresses will be kept
in the example).
 Enter an IP address for the virtual IS3-IP-8 card (collective IP address for all virtual IP cards) with
CCT 800.
IP terminals
 Set IP addresses for the terminals via IP Station Config.
Commend PC software: ComWIN and Intercom Client:
 ComWIN:
 Allocate the appropriate licences to the IS3-GEP card (ICX and ComWIN licence).
 Intercom Client:
 Allocate the appropriate licence to a subscriber on a virtual IS3-IP-8 card (Intercom Client licence).
CCT 800:

IS 300 ComWIN
IS3-GEP: 10.10.1.1 / 16 10.10.55.1
IS3-IP-8P: 10.10.1.2 / 16
TCP 18000

IS 300 ComWIN

IP network

CCT 800

EE 900A WS 800P ET 908A Intercom Client CCT 800

10.10.6.3 / 16 10.10.6.4 / 16 10.10.6.5 / 16 10.10.5.5 10.10.66.1
UDP 16400 UDP 16400 UDP 16400 UDP 16400 TCP 17000

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IS 300 redundancy
The redundancy connection of the IS 300 cannot be used like a regular redundancy connection. The re-
dundancy connection is only active if the default connection cannot be established. The following two
examples show typical use cases.
Case 1: Redundancy connection between IS 300 and Intercom Server
In this example, the connection between IS 300 and GE 800 shall be carried out redundantly. For that,
the default and the redundancy connection have to establish their connection over different networks.
Description:
By default, the connection is established over the default connection (network 1) and the redundancy
connection (network 2) is not active. The redundancy connection is only active in case the default con-
nection cannot be established.
G8-LAN

G8-LAN

G8-NET
G8-GEP

Case Connection
By default, both connections possible Default connection over
network 1
Connection over network 2 not possible Default connection over
network 1
Connection over network 1 not possible Redundancy connection
over network 2
Network 1 Network 2

Case 2: Redundancy connection between IS 300 and Intercom Server System

In this example, the redundancy connection shall be connected to a different Intercom Server (2 x
GE 800). If the two GE 800 shall receive calls from the IS 300, the two GE 800 must be connected. For
this connection, it is not possible to use a LAN or WAN connection.
Description:
By default, the connection is established over the default connection (network 1) and the redundancy con-
nection (network 2) is not active. The redundancy connection is only active in case the default connection
cannot be established. In this case, the connection is established over the redundancy connection, the In-
tercom Server GE 800 #1 communicates over the Intercom Server connection with the IS 300.
Intercom Server connection *
GE 800 #1 GE 800 #2
Case Connection
By default, both con- Default connection
nections possible over network 1
Connection over net- Default connection
work 2 not possible over network 1
Network 1 Network 2 Connection over net- Redundancy connec-
work 1 not possible tion over network 2
and Intercom Server
connection

* For this Intercom Server connection, it is not possible to us a LAN or WAN connection. For example, it is possible
to use a NET connection between the Intercom Servers GE 800.

ATTENTION: Server connection

If this Intercom Server connection is disabled, it is not possible to establish a conversation from the
Intercom Server IS 300 to the two GE 800. Only the Intercom Server, which has an active connection
(default or fallback connection) to the Intercom Server IS 300, can be reached.

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