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REVOLAB S FLX 2 TM Wireless Co nfere nce System for V oice over IP System Gu i de Model s: 10 - FLX2 - 200 - VOIP 10 - FL X2 - 020 - VOI P 10 - FLX2 - 002 - V OIP 10 - FLX2 - 101 - VOIP.
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3 Introduc tion Congr atulatio ns on y our purch ase of t he Rev olabs FLX 2 TM W ir eles s Confere nc e Pho ne. This s ystem u tilizes state of the art tec hnology pr oviding high band - w idth audio and enabli ng clear , reliabl e, u n- te thered c ommunication s w ith your telep hone , P C, mobile devic e , and v ideo con ferencing system.
4 Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Safety Wa rnings ...................................................................
5 System Infor mation ...................................................................................................................................... 40 Bluet ooth ................................................................................
6 General Info rmation The Rev olabs FLX 2 Con fere nce P ho ne includes s everal comp onents whic h , in t he sum , make up the co nferenc ing phone. T he compo nents are the C harge r Base, Speak er , M icrophones and Dialer ( handset ).
7 Quick setup for VoI P Conference Call s W hile all compo nents deliv ered with the R evolabs FLX 2 Co nferenc e Phone are partia lly charg ed, we r ecomme nd charg ing the Speak er , the Mi cropho ne s, an d th e Dialer for at least 8 hours o r overni ght before star ting to use the sy stem .
8 VoIP configura tion For the F LX phone to wor k within a V oIP env ironment t he phone ha s to be se t up to communi cate to the tel ephone swit ch. You will also hav e to enabl e t he extensi on (us er) you w ant to use wi th the FLX on your swi tch.
9 To answ er a call using the conference phone, si mply remov e one or more M icrop hone s from the C harger Base when the Speaker rings. If a microphon e is already out o f the charg er base w hen an incoming call c omes in, pres sing th e button on th e m icr ophone will answer the call i n con ference phone m ode.
10 Instal ling FLX 2 Comp onents The Rev olabs FLX 2 TM Syste m is comprised of several components that wor k togeth er to prov ide you w ith a great w ireless con ferenci ng sy stem. These compo nents must be setup cor rectl y for opt imal p erfor man ce of th e system.
11 FLX 2 Char ge r Ba se The FLX 2 Charg er Base, show n below , prov ides charg ing capabiliti es for all batt ery operated s yste m comp onents , i ncludi ng th e Dial er, the Speaker , and the Mic rophon es , by all owing them to c harg e in one si mple a nd org anized l ocation .
12 FLX Diale r The FLX Dialer equips the user wit h a n intuiti ve an d inter activ e tool f or configuri ng an d operati ng the F LX Sy stem . The Dialer is not o nly us ed to mak e and a nswer c onf.
13 FLX Speaker The FLX Speak er, show n below, is a w ireless activ e omnidirection al speaker that h as been desig ned and opt imiz e d speci fically for use w ith the FLX Con ferencing Sy stem .
14 FLX Mi crophones The FLX Micropho nes provi de a sleek and un obtrusiv e form factor all owing for c loser prox imity to the parti cipants and crea ting the best audio avai l abl e to the far end.
15 Initi a l S e t up After u npacki ng the FLX 2 Conferenci ng System, t here are a few initial setup t asks that must be perfor med be fore a c all can take pl ace or a ny system con f igur ation c an be changed . Connecting S y s te m Cables The FLX 2 Cha rger Bas e has a pow er supply that needs to be c onnect ed , as show n below .
16 networ k val ues like I P Address , Subne t Mask, De fault Ga teway , and DNS Serv ers. You will need to res tart th e phone for any changes y ou m ade i n this s ection to tak e effect. If you ar e using DHCP, you can g o to the Sy stem I nfo men u, and s elect Ab out Sy stem.
17 call, as well as the Speaker and M icroph one s, are co ntrolled by the FLX Dialer . The user can swi tch betw een ‘speak er mo de’ and ‘ handset m ode’ while in a call. Handset Mode Handset mode all ows a t elepho ne call t o tak e place thr ough the h andset speaker a nd microph one locat ed in the FLX D iale r .
18 NOTE: When usi ng the FLX con nected throug h the AUX IN and AUX OUT to another device , only the FLX speaker can be used. All other speakers , e.g. in a television se t, must be tur ned off. To avoid audio pro blems, any Echo Cancellation provided on th e Video Confer encin g unit should be switched off .
19 to this phone will be ha ndled i n the sw itch as defin ed in there , e.g. se nt to v oice mai l , The Ho me screen also provi des in formation o n new voic e mails for the ext ensi on (i f avai l abl e), and on mis sed or rejected c alls.
20 Placi ng a V oIP Call 1. Fr om the ho m e scr een on t he FLX Dial er enter the phone nu m ber to be c alled. 2. Once t he number i s entered c ompletely, press the green ‘ call’ butt on to initi ate the phone c all.
21 Answer i ng a n Incoming Call 1. When th e FLX 2 Sys te m identi fies an i ncoming cal l, it will p la y the ring tone throug h the FLX Speaker. If the Dialer is not in th e Char ger Bas e it will play a ring tone, too. 2. T he FLX Di aler w ill di splay the cal ler ID in f or mation for the incoming call .
22 Ending a Te lephone call 1. A cal l can be ended in two f as hions. a. Pres s the R ed ‘End Call ’ button on the FLX Dialer during a call. b. P lace the Dialer in the c har g er . ( ‘Handset m ode ’ o nly) 2. When a c a ll is ended the hom e scree n is sho wn again .
23 Muting a Call 1. In h andset mode, the ‘M ute ’ an d ‘UnMut e’ key will mu te /unmute the F LX Dialer m ic roph one , not the wireless Mi crophone s. 2. In speak er mode, the ‘M ute ’ an d ‘UnMut e’ key wi ll mu te /unmute all wireless Microphon e s.
24 Conf erence Cal l There are two ways to start a c onference cal l: 1. Press the ‘ Ent er ’ key to acces s th e Activ e Cal l Menu and selec t ‘C onfe rence ’. 2. Cr eate the s econd call by selecting D ialer, C ontacts, or Recent . 3. Init iate th e second c all.
25 Component beha vior in a nd out of the Char ger Base Each sy stem co mponent w ill respond di fferent ly w hen placed in or out o f the ch arger during an activ e teleph one call.
26 Bluetooth The FLX 2 S ystem is eq uipped w ith a Bl uetooth i nterf ace all owing a call to be plac ed through a cell phone, c omputer, or 3 rd party Bluetooth dev ice. The FLX Micr ophone s and Speak er then act as the Mi crophone and Speaker for that call.
27 A dding a De vice 1. Go to t he Menu Blu etoot h. Selec t ‘Disc overy Mode’ to activ ate Bluetoot h and acc ept Blue tooth Req uest from other dev ic es. 2. The F LX Dial er di spl ays “ This dev ice is vis ible to other dev i ces in range for 3 minut es” 3.
28 Viewing D evice Detai ls 1. Go to t he Menu Blu etoot h. Selec t ‘Dev ice Li st’. 2. Selec t des ir ed dev ice and press the ‘Enter ’ key or the ‘Sel ect’ key to view dev ice detai ls 3. Dev ice Information s creen i s show n with dev ice name, address , BT v ersion, and dat e/time the devic e was fir st conne cted.
29 Settin g Dev ice Trust Lev el 1. Go to t he Menu Bluetoot h. Selec t ‘Dev ice Li st’. 2. S elect the des ired device an d press the ‘ Ente r’ key o r the ‘Sel ect’ key t o view the dev ice details. 3. Press the ‘Opti on’ key and then selec t ‘Option s…’ .
30 Video Conf ere nce Coll aborat i on The FLX 2 Sys tem is e quipped w ith balanced analog audio i nput and out put to be connected to 3 rd party video or PC con ferenc ing sy stem. This allow s the FLX Micr ophone s an d Speak er to be used as M ic ro phones and S peak er for vi deo call s .
31 Mixi ng t he audi o signals As discusse d ear l i er , Audi o and Vi de o, or Blu etoo t h and Video c alls can be ma de simultaneo usly from a FLX sys tem, requi ring F LX to mix the au dio o f the di fferent inputs to go t o the di fferent output s.
32 FLX 2 System Configuration There are many featur es to the FLX 2 Sys tem that c an be m odifie d and co nfigur ed using the FLX D ialer. The follow ing i s a list of those features and thei r opti ons. Menu Hi er ar c h y Menu Navi ga t i on 1. Enter the me nu by pressi ng the ‘Men u’ soft - key i n the home scre en.
33 Recent Call s The Recent Calls call log stores th e contac t informati on fro m calls place d or recei ved , allow ing the user to r ev iew rec ent calls , redia l a recen t call, or store a recen t call in the sys tem director y. Recent C all Lo g 1.
34 View Recent Cal l Info rmation 1. Access t he recent c all log by brow sing: Menu Recent C alls or pressi ng the gree n ‘Call ’ button whi le no call i s in prog ress . 2. Y ou can vi ew a rec ent cal l one o f two w a ys : a. In th e rece nt call list, select the entr y y ou want to view , and pres s the ‘V iew’ key .
35 Delete C all Hist ory 1. Acc ess the r ecent c all log by brows ing: Menu Recent C alls or pressi ng the green ‘Call ’ button whi le no call i s in prog ress.
36 Edit a Contact 1. Brow se to the C ontac t s menu: M enu Contacts, scroll to t he des ire d contact, an d select ‘ View ’ to access the cont act . 2. The c onta ct screen sh ows the curr ent name and number . Press ing the ‘ Edit ’ key w ill open the Edit Contact m enu .
37 Search f or Con tact 1. Bro wse to the C ontact s me nu: Menu Cont acts . 2. Us e the alph anumer ic keys to appl y a filter a. Once a key is press ed the title line will read ’Contact( )’ and dis play the char acter s being typed . b. The s earch s tring can be u p to 5 charact ers long.
38 Set Speed Di a l 1. Brow se to the C ontact s menu: M enu Contacts, scroll to t he desired c ontact, and pres s the ‘V iew’ ke y to access the co ntact. 2. The c ontact v iew s creen shows the curr ent na me and numbe r . Pressi ng the ’ Edit ’ key will open the Edit Contact m enu .
39 Ringer 1. Bro ws e to the Ringer menu: Me nu Audi o Control s Ringer . 2. Choos e ‘Ri nger Vol ume’ in th e Ringer Set tings menu to a djust the Rin ger Vol ume. 3. Pre ss the u p and down butt ons to incre ase an d decreas e the v olume .
40 Device Status 1. Brow se to Devic e Status: M enu Dev ice Status . 2. The De vice S tat us scr een show s status for t he Micr ophone s an d the S peaker . NOTE: Th e device sta tus l ist is color ized. If a devi ce is charging or off, it will appear whi te.
41 Bluetoot h The ‘Bluetoo th’ menu h as been ex plained ea rlier in this manual on pag e 26 . Home W hen sel ecting the ‘ Home’ m enu ite m, the D ialer will go bac k to displ aying the home screen . The s ame effe ct can be achiev ed by press ing the ‘ Retur n’ key , or the red ‘E nd Call’ but t on.
42 Date/Time 1. Brow se to the Date / Time me nu : Menu S etup Set Dat e/Time . 2. To s et the dat e or time, s elect ei ther the ‘ Se t Date ’ , o r ‘ Set T ime ’ opt ion, and press eit her ‘E nter’ or ‘Sele c t ’. 3. Edit time and date ( month/ day /year ) using the numeric keys and the lef t an d right butt ons.
43 Ad v anced Setup The follow ing is a li st of adv anced con figurati on settings that ar e protect ed by a 4 dig it passw ord for administr a tor acc e ss on l y. The defau l t passw ord is 7 386 (revo). Th is passw ord shoul d be ch anged by the sy stem adminis trator.
44 Aux Audio ‘ Aux Audi o ’ is to c ontrol t he A UX I n and A U X O ut connector s on the bas e. 1. Aux In ON/OFF and Aux Out ON/OFF allo w enabli ng / disabl ing t he Aux connec tors of the FLX p hone. 2. Aux I n Level al lows chang ing the l evel o f the Aux In sig nal.
45 Admin S ettings The Admin Settings m enu allow s changing settings that are related to gen eral sy stem settings. Setting System N ame 1. Go to Menu Setup Advanced Setup Admin Se ttings Set Sy s tem Name. 2. Chang e the current System N ame to the n ew name, and press Ent er.
46 Web Access ON / OFF W eb Acces s OFF allo ws you t o disabl e the w eb interface i nto the FLX . If W eb Acc ess is set to off, any at tempt to open the w eb interface w ill be dec line d. Please be aware that if the w eb inter face i s swi tched off , it can only be rest arted fr om the phone.
47 Speaker 1. To pa ir a Speaker first turn it off by pressing and holding the but ton on t he bottom o f the Speake r until you hear the Spe aker shut - off or the LEDs tu rn off. 2. Ensur e tha t the B ase Stati on is pl ugged i n and p owered up. 3.
48 LED Pa iring Indicators: Speaker Indi cato r Status Ste ady Red Speak er is in Pair ing Mode, eit her wait ing or pairin g in progr ess Slow r ed - green f lash Pairing f ailed or tim ed out Gree n.
49 Web Interface The FLX web inter face prov ides acces s to adv anced config urati on setti ngs, cal l statisti cs and s ystem logs. Web acc ess can be enabled or disabl ed from the FLX Handset , and t he web i nterface is p assw ord protecte d using the s ame password th at is requi red to acc ess Ad m inistrator setting s on the FLX Ha ndset.
50 Enter the ad mini st rat or passwor d and cli ck Log in. After log ging in, the F LX Home pag e wi ll appear. T he FLX web inter face is or ganiz ed into thr ee categ ories: Home, User an d Admi nistrator . Choos e any one o f thes e ca tegori es by cl icking on the corres ponding link i n the upp er right co rner.
51 User Se ttings In the u pper r ight cor ner c lick the U ser li nk to access t he Us er settin gs. The User M enu will appear on t he left side o f the page show ing these opti ons: • Audio • Call Forwarding • Date/Ti m • Restart • Log out Choose a U ser Me nu option to s how the c orresponding page.
52 A udio Mix er The set tings bel ow can be changed at any ti me durin g a call. Speaker Mix The Speak er Mixer specifies th e mix between AU X IN an d the p hone in put to be play ed back on t he s peake r. It is a slidi ng scal e fr om -8 (fav oring phone) to +8 (favoring AUX IN).
53 Date/Time The Dat e/Time p age is used to s pecify how the dat e and ti me are to be se t, eit her automat ically or manually , and the time z one and Dayl ight Sav ing Time rules for y our locale. Below is an ill ustrati on s howing the Date/Time pag e settings f ollow ed by a tabl e descri bing each field.
54 W eek For the s pecified mon th, sel ect th e week in whi ch DST ch anges. For example, i f DST chang es on th e second Sunday of the selected month, c hoose “ Secon d.” Day Select t he day on whi ch DST ch anges, for ex ample, S unday . Hour Select t he hour at whi ch DS T changes.
55 • RF Settings • Access Control • Impor t/E xport • Syste m Log • Call Status • Restart • Log out Choose an Administrat or Menu option t o show the correspon ding page. Network Se ttings Use the Netw ork Settin gs page to spec ify how IP addressi ng is to be determi ned for the phone co nnecte d to th e IP netw ork.
56 Static IP Settings Static IP Ad dress The Stati c IP Ad dress is the IP addr ess th at the n etwor k adminis tr ator has ass igned to the ph one. Subnet Mas k Subnet M ask is used to det ermine t he subnet to w hich the phon e belongs, for exampl e, 255.
57 The tabl e below describes the S IP Registrat ion setti ngs. Differ ent IP PBX pr ovider s might use different na m es in their setup. The descripti ons below will hel p you in mapping the FLX fields to your I P PBX fields. SIP Regi strati on Registrar This is the IP addres s or DNS name of the SIP regist rar server.
58 SIP Settings Use the SIP Set tings page to c onfigure se tting s relat ed to SI P sessi ons, as s how n in the illus tration b elow . After c hanging any o f these setting s, the phone must b e restart ed for the changes t o take e ffect. SIP Se tting s Use SIP session time rs Speci fy the pr eference for using SI P sessio n keep - alive timers.
59 period t o be us ed for t he session. Session ti mers minimu m expir ation peri od This is t he mini mum session ti mer ex pirati on period t hat FLX w ill accept w hen negotiati ng the ex piration per iod wi th the remote phone. It is measured i n seconds; th e default is 90.
60 DTMF Signa ling Method Select t he signal ing metho d for tr ansmitti ng D TFM tones , either vi a RTP (RFC 2833) or SI P INFO messages. The default is RT P. Transport Use the web int erface’ s Transport page t o manag e trans port an d Netw ork Address Transl ation (NA T ) se tti ngs, and to enabl e or d isable Q uality of Serv ice (QoS).
61 Transport Se ttings Use SRTP Use this setti ng to c ontrol Secure R eal - tim e Tr ans por t Pr otoc ol (SRTP) us ag e. Th ese ar e the av ai labl e opti o ns : Disabled – Do n ot use SRTP; al way s use RTP. This i s the default setting. Optional – Use the opti onal dispositi on for SRTP in SDP.
62 remote n odes), FLX se nds STUN bindi ng req uests as part o f the media co nnecti vity tests. W hen a ca ndidate i s no minated for us e, a STUN bi nding r equest is sent w ith a flag i ndicating that th e candidat e pair i s nomi nated.
63 Differe nti at ed Ser v ices Code Point (D SC P) in the IP header is set t o 24 (0x 18). For l ayer 2, IEEE 802. 1p t agging is suppor ted . Thi s option i s unchec ked by default.
64 Disable s ile nce detector /voi ce activ ity detect or Select t his opt ion to disabl e silenc e detector/ voice activ ity detector (VAD) . VAD i s a tech nique used in audio proc essing to d etect th e p resenc e or abs ence o f hu man speec h . Disabling VAD is sometim es usef ul to w ork around NA T proble m s .
65 A d vanced Audio Settings Use the Advance d Aud io Setti ngs pag e to sp ecify microp hone mut e beh avior , AUX audio i n and out s ettings, and A c ous ti c Ec ho C ancel l ati o n ( AEC) set tings.
66 Aux In Lev el , Aux Out L evel The “Aux In” a nd “Aux Out” setting s are us ed to ch ange t he level of the Aux In and O ut sig nals. Th e range i s 1 - 15. Aux Out Mic/Line Use Aux Out Mic /Line t o set the level of the A ux Out connect ors to either M ic lev el or Li ne lev el .
67 A ccess Cont rol Password The pass wor d is used t o control acces s to th e web i nterfac e and th e advanced Administrat or set tings on the FLX Hands et. The passw ord must be four dig i ts . The default passw ord is 7 386. Thi s passw ord should be c hanged by the system ad ministr ator .
68 To expor t FLX c onfigur ation setting s, cli ck the Export button . A File D ownl oad window will appear prom p t ing you to o pen or sav e the file as shown bel ow.
69 Your w eb browser s hould indic ate the dow nload prog ress. W hen t he dow nload is complete, you wil l be prompt ed to s ave the c ompress ed configur ation f ile. The file name will include th e IP ad dress o f the FLX and a date and tim e stamp , for ex ample, log - 10.
70 Power On/Off t he System Compo nents During normal us e a nd opera tion o f the FLX 2 Sys tem , there i s no ne ed to turn o ff any part of the sy stem. H ow ever, if the s ystem is going to be stor ed w ithout the C harger Base powered o n, then each c ompon ent sho uld be pow ered off unti l further us e.
71 Battery Exchange The rech argeabl e bat teri es in the di fferent FL X componen ts can all be exchang ed. Please note that only Rev olabs appr oved ba tteries s hould be use d for the replacement . The follow i ng secti ons ex plain how to change the ba tt eries i n the di fferent com ponents .
72 Take th e curre nt batt ery out of the handset as show n, and replac e it w ith the new battery. Pl ease ens ure that the c onnec tors on t he batt ery are lined u p wit h the con nectors inside the dial er.
73 Polycom H DX9000 Main Li ne Input L Line 07 - 35M BTOM PHX - 01 Lin e Outpu t L 07 - 3 5MBTOMPHX - 01 Polycom Q DX6000 Main Li ne Input 1 Line 07 - 35MUTOD RCA - 01 L ine Outp ut 07 - 35MUT ODRCA -.
74 Troubl eshooti ng Warni ng Messages Speaker / M icrophone Link Los t If a FLX M icrophone or F LX Speak er loses c onnection t o the FLX 2 B ase Stati on, t he LED ind icator will begin flashing a seque nce of r ed – yellow - g reen - yellow and start emitting a beepi ng not ifica tion.
75 the Base Stati on. All compon ents should a utomat ically connect to t he Base Statio n after a few s econds. 2. The B ase Station is pow ered up, but the Status LED i ndicat es a fault has happened by missing ev ery fifth gr een dou ble flash . Pow er down and pow er up the Base Stati on.
76 Device LE D Indicator Status Two Red f lashes ever y second On, connec ted, batter y char ged, indi viduall y muted Red flash every seco n d On, conn ected, batt ery cha rged, Master M ute or “A .
77 Device LE D Indicator Status Alternat ing slow Red - Green f lash Speak e r is not paire d to a Bas e Stat io n Off Speak er is powere d off: o Speak er is not seat ed proper ly o Charger tr ay is .
78 Reset to Factory Defaults See page 41 for a des cription on h ow to reset the FLX 2 Conferenc e Phone back to its factory defaults. Technical Specif i cati ons Model s The Rev olabs FLX 2 VoIP S yst em is avail able w ith a variety of con f ig urations to prov ide the best audio capture in the indus try.
79 Microphones Dimensions Microphones 94.2 x 24.6mm x 18. 5 mm (omnidirectional Microphone ) W eight 28.6g ( omnidirectional Microphone ) Bandwidth 80 -11,0 00 Hz from Microphone to Analog OUT. This is reduced for Vo IP calls b ased on the bandwidth supported by the selected transport codec .
80 Regulatory Informatio n FCC Notice t o Us er s Users are not p ermitt ed to make chang es or modify the equi pment i n any way . Changes or modi f icati ons not expres sly approved by Revolabs, Inc . could voi d the us er’s authori ty to op erate the equi pment.
81 Restricted use with certain medical devices Hearing Aids Some dev ices may int erfere w ith some hear ing aids. In t he ev ent of s uch int erfere nce, you may want to c onsu lt w ith your hearing aid manu facturer t o discuss alterna tiv es.
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デバイスRevolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIPの購入後に（又は購入する前であっても）重要なポイントは、説明書をよく読むことです。その単純な理由はいくつかあります：
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Revolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIPを既にお持ちだが、まだ読んでいない場合は、上記の理由によりそれを行うべきです。そうすることにより機能を適切に使用しているか、又はRevolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIPの不適切な取り扱いによりその寿命を短くする危険を犯していないかどうかを知ることができます。
ですが、ユーザガイドが果たす重要な役割の一つは、Revolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIPに関する問題の解決を支援することです。そこにはほとんどの場合、トラブルシューティング、すなわちRevolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIPデバイスで最もよく起こりうる故障・不良とそれらの対処法についてのアドバイスを見つけることができるはずです。たとえ問題を解決できなかった場合でも、説明書にはカスタマー・サービスセンター又は最寄りのサービスセンターへの問い合わせ先等、次の対処法についての指示があるはずです。
