Network Connection - Biamp Vocia TTS-1e Operación Manual

TTS-1e / TTS-1nce REAR
1 - AC Power Entrance (IEC)
The IEC power entrance provides for connection of the appropriate power cord (included with unit). An
internal universal switching power supply accepts 100~240VAC @ 50/60Hz, with a maximum power
consumption of 350 watts.
CAUTION
Do not remove or defeat the ground prong on the power cord, as this will constitute a shock hazard. Equipment should be
connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection. This plug is the main disconnecting device and should
remain readily operable. There are no user interchangeable parts. Please contact Biamp Technical Support or your local distributor
for all service requirements.
2 - RS-232 Port
This port is not used for the TTS-1e.
This port is used for the TTS-1nce to facilitate interfacing to a external nurse call system. The port
interfaces to a TAP enabled device in order to generate Text to Speech or recorded messages or play
specified configured Vocia Page Codes. The Vocia software allows customization of the rules and
messages. Please refer to the Specifications page for all supported connection speeds. For more details
on setup and configuration, please consult the software Help File.

3 - Network Connection

The TTS-1e / TTS-1nce has four RJ45 Ethernet connectors located on the rear panel (Control, CobraNet,
Spare and Spare). Each connector has two green LEDs, which display Ethernet Link (left LED) and
Activity (right LED). The TTS-1 / TTS-1nce does not display the status of the CobraNet conductor.
LAN-1 Connector (Control)
This port connects the TTS-1e / TTS-1nce to a control network. This should be separate to the LAN that
is being used by the CobraNet port either physically or through the use of managed switches and VLANs.
The TTS-1e / TTS-1nce can be configured in the Vocia software interface via this port, and as such it
should be connected to the same network as the configuration PC during set up.
LAN-2 Connector (CobraNet)
This port is used to communicate with local Vocia devices and as such should be connected to the same
network as the local Vocia system. The data from the CobraNet network should be placed on its own
LAN, either physically or through the use of managed switches and VLANs. Vocia makes dynamic use of
available bundles in CobraNet. Vocia devices are currently not interoperable with non-Vocia devices.
LAN-3 Connector (Spare)
This port is inactive at this time.
LAN-4 Connector (Spare)
This port is inactive at this time.
4 - Inactive
These ports are inactive at this time.
5 - Inactive
This port is inactive at this time