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Example: When Talkgroup 3 Normal and Talkgroup 4 Normal belong, to Talkgroup 2 Multiplex Talkgroup.

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4 ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN 10. [Destination Settings] Menu ■■ Destination Setting Call Type: Talkroup [Destination Settings]-[Destination Setting] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (These are examples when the "Call Type" item is set to "Talkgroup.") 5 Talkgroup Type When "Multiplex Talkgroup" is selected, you can talk to 2 or more Talkgroups. LLYou cannot register "Multiplex Talkgroup" type in other "Multiplex Talkgroup" type. LL"Normal" type Talkgroup can only belong to 1 "Multiplex Talkgroup" type. Example: When Talkgroup 3 (Normal) and Talkgroup 4 (Normal) belong to Talkgroup 2 (Multiplex Talkgroup). • Talkgroup 2 can call Talkgroup 2, Talkgroup 3, and Talkgroup 4. • Talkgroup 3 can call Talkgroup 2 and Talkgroup 3. • Talkgroup 4 can call Talkgroup 2 and Talkgroup 4. Talkgroup 2 (Multiplex Talkgroup) Talkgroup 3 (Normal) Talkgroup 4 (Normal) 4-99

Section	Page
INTRODUCTION	2
FEATURES	3
OPTIONS	4
NETWORK AND SYSTEM DEFAULT SETTINGS	4
SETTING PROCEDURE	5
Section 1. BEFORE USING THE IP1000C	6
1. Panel description	7
Front panel	7
Rear panel	9
2. Feature description	10
About the basic connection	10
Connecting transceivers	11
Connecting a telephone and transceivers	11
Simplex and Full-Duplex	12
Multi communication	12
All Call and Group Call	13
Talkgroup Call	14
Individual Call	15
Calling mode	15
Priority Call and its priority	16
Area Call	17
Messages	18
About Status Settings	19
Section 2. SETTING UP THE IP1000C SYSTEM	20
1. Flow using IP100H	21
Prepare for connection and settings	21
About the Setting procedures	22
2. Transceiver settings	23
Registering the terminals	24
About confirming the registration and rebooting the IP100H	25
About the IP100H settings	26
About the Group calls	27
About the Talkgroup calls	28
About the ID list	30
About messages	31
About the status settings	32
About commonly use the ID list and message in the group	33
3. Bridge connection and Caller settings	34
4. Additional controller link	38
5. Additional controller link with VE-PG3	44
Section 3. OTHER BASIC FUNCTION	51
1. How to restrict access	52
Setting password	52
2. How to set the IP1000C’s internal clock time	53
Setting date and time (Manual setting)	53
Setting date and time (Automatic setting)	53
3. Using the DHCP function	54
Setting example	54
Section 4. ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN	55
1. About the setting screen	58
2. [TOP] Menu	59
System Status	59
Network Status	59
Port Status	60
TRX Status	60
3. [Information] Menu	61
SYSLOG	61
Memory Usage	62
Traffic Statistics	63
4. [Network Settings] Menu	64
Host Name	64
IP Address	65
DHCP Server	66
Static DHCP	68
Static DHCP Table	68
Routing Table	69
Static Routing	70
List of Static Routing Entries	70
5. [RoIP Settings] Menu	71
Additional Controller Settings	71
VoIP Extension	72
6. [Tenant (Fleet) Settings] Menu	75
Tenant (Fleet)	75
7. [RoIP Server Settings] Menu	76
Call Type Priority	76
Telephone Gateway Interconnection	77
Telephone Gateway Interconnection Entry List	78
Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group	79
Telephone Gateway Interconnection Group Entry List	80
Link Setting	81
Linked Controller List	82
Area Setting	83
Access Point Search	84
Area Entry List	85
8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu	86
Transceiver Management	86
Transceiver Settings	88
Transceiver Setting Entry List	90
TRX Batch Setting	91
Transceiver Settings	92
Sharing Transceiver Settings	121
Transceiver Setting List	121
9. [Common Settings] Menu	122
Wireless LAN	122
List of Wireless LAN Entries	128
ID List Common Settings	129
ID List Detail Settings	129
Save or Write the ID List Setting	130
ID List	131
ID List Entries	132
Message Group	133
Message Group Detail	133
Save or Write the Message Setting	134
Messages	135
Status Settings	136
Profile List	137
Profile	138
Profile Batch Setting	147
10. [Destination Settings] Menu	148
Destination Setting	148
List of Destination Setting Entries (All Call)	158
List of Destination Setting Entries (Group Call)	158
List of Destination Setting Entries (Talkgroup Call)	159
List of Destination Setting Entries (Management Talkgroup Call)	160
List of Destination Setting Entries (Individual Call)	161
List of Destination Setting Entries (Telephone)	162
Destination Batch Setting	163
11. [Management] Menu	164
Administrator Password	164
Date and Time	165
Time Zone	166
NTP	167
SNTP Server	168
SYSLOG	169
SNMP	170
USB	171
Ping Test	172
Traceroute Test	173
Reboot	174
Settings Backup	175
Settings Restore	175
Online Settings	176
List of Settings	177
Factory Defaults	178
Firmware Status	179
Online Update	180
Automatic Update	181
Manual Update	181
Section 5. MAINTENANCE	182
1. How to save the IP1000C’s setting to a PC	183
Saving the setting	183
2. How to load the saved file to an IP1000C	184
Reloading the settings file into the IP1000C	184
3. How to initialize the settings to the factory default	185
4. How to update the firmware	187
About the Firmware	187
5. About the Automatic Restore using a USB flash drive	190
6. How to restore the configuration using a USB flash drive	193
Saving the settings file to a USB flash drive	193
Loading the settings from the USB flash drive	194
7. How to update the firmware using a USB flash drive	196
Updating the firmware	196
Section 6. FOR YOUR INFORMATION	198
1. Trouble shooting	199
2. How to connect to the IP1000C using Telnet	201
How to connect	201
How to use the [CONSOLE] port	201
About Telnet commands	201
3. Specifications	202
General	202