PoE+ Indoor Wall Mount IP Speaker with LED Display and Paging Microphone

I8SCM-plus

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  • Software License Required
  • ETL
  • G.711 Capable
  • G.722 Capable
  • Network Ready
  • GCK Optimized
  • InformaCast Compatible
  • SA-Announce Compatible
  • LED Display Included
  • PoE Enabled
  • One Cable Installation
  • Powered
    DESCRIPTION

    THIS MODEL HAS BEEN REPLACED BY MODEL IP-SDM

    AtlasIED I8SCM+ indoor wall mount IP speaker with display and talkback leverage the VoIP Communication solution to extend tele-presence with enhanced audio for those environments where network-wide communication is desired and that require large speakers with high output to overcome high ambient noise areas or large spaces.

    AtlasIED I8SCM+ registers as a communication endpoint directly within InformaCast, and SA-Announce Advanced Notification applications, supporting both visual text and audio broadcast to enhance physical security while improving day-to-day communications through advanced alerting, bell schedules, pre-recorded, scheduled announcements & intercom, while leveraging the WAN/LAN Network Architecture. 

    When used within a Cisco Environment, these same IP speakers from AtlasIED can join Cisco’s Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony (SRST) as a supported device within SRST endpoint Architecture. Cisco’s SRST provides remote location call-processing redundancy when access to the centralized Cisco Unified Communications Manager is interrupted because of a WAN outage. The ability of LAN communication between any combination of phones and speakers is particularly critical during an emergency (which may be the actual cause of the WAN outage).

    I8SCM+ IP speakers with display & talkback provide equality “effective communication”.

    “Under Title II of the ADA, all state and local governments are required to take steps to ensure that their communications with people with disabilities are as effective as communications with others.”

    What does it mean for communication to be “effective”? Simply put, “effective communication” means that whatever is written or spoken must be as clear and understandable to people with disabilities as it is for people who do not have disabilities.

    Where 3rd party notification applications are not required, the I8SCM+ speakers can register as SIP devices directly to a SIP server or VoIP Communications Manager for critical alerts /public address applications and two-way communication.

    Ideal for Corporate Applications, Education Institutions, Entertainment Complexes, Industrial Facilities, Government Buildings, Healthcare Facilities, Houses of Worship, Transportation Hubs - anywhere critical alerts / public address needs exist, and prefer using a single enterprise-class communications platform.

    Features

    I8SCM+ indoor speakers are fitted with a dual cone 8" (205mm) speaker that is optimized for voice intelligibility.

    The Grills for the I8SCM+ IP speakers are made of 18-gauge metal construction that provides security and durability in commercial applications. The baffle is finished in neutral white electrostatic powder coat and is packaged with all necessary mounting screws.

    While in Standby, the I8SCM+ displays time and eliminates the need for a separate master clock system by utilizing national time synchronization protocol (NTP) to stay up to date. When active, the I8SCM+ display changes from time to visual notifications by Scrolling text content over the 16 X 64 high-resolution LED digital readout.  

    I8SCM+ includes an omni directional subminiature, electret condenser microphone that is mounted behind the Grill’s steel perforation material adjacent to the speaker to allow two-way communication and/or monitoring from the speaker location to any PC or phone handset.

    All Atlas IP speakers consist of a factory assembled speaker, grill, and PCB amp/control board that is securely mounted to the rear of the grill.

    The I8SCM+ features include auto-provisioning and auto-registration. This is an easy and time-saving way to configure our IP speakers on your Voice VLAN, similar to a VoIP handset. By sitting on the same VLAN, both VoIP phones and IP speakers share the same Quality of Service (QoS) so communications are always secure and guaranteed

    Includes GPI/O ports offer trigger for critical alert notification, or unified connectivity of third party systems.

    Mounting hardware: (sold separately)

    • Wall – Flush (In-Wall): FEST-I8SC
    • Wall – Surface (On-Wall): SEST-I8SC
    • Wall – Slanted (On-Wall): SEA-I8SC

    Features
    • Network Features

    • Dynamic or Static IP Address
    • IEEE802.3 10/100Base-T Ethernet
    • IEEE 802.1q Tagging
    • IEEE 802.11AT Compliant
    • VoIP Standard Audio: G.711 u-law/a-law (64 kbit/s) or G.722 Wideband Audio (64 kbit/s)

    • Auto Registration: SLP for Singlewire Applications, DHCP Option 72 for Syn-Apps' Applications or  IEDNet+ for AtlasIED Applications

    • Static Configuration: HTTP GUI for Static Configuration or Cisco SRST
    • Audio Features

    • Aux Audio Line-In Unbalanced (2.8Vpp 10K)
    • Aux Audio Line-Out Unbalanced (2.8Vpp 10K)
    • Additional Features
    • 2 General Purpose Inputs
    • 1 General Purpose Output (2A @ 30 VDC)
    • Phone/Night Loud Ringer
    • External Power Supply Option

    SPECIFICATIONS
    Connector Type RJ-45
    Height 14-3/8" (36.5252 cm)
    Width 12-7/8" (32.7152 cm)
    Depth 3" (7.5946 cm)
    Shipping Weight 5.50 lbs (2.49 kgs)
    Safety Listed 60950-1

    SUPPORT FILES
    I8SC+/I8SCM+ CAD Drawing I8SC+/I8SCM+ CAD Drawing
    IP Loudspeakers Installation Sheet (4 pages) IP Loudspeakers Installation Sheet (4 pages)
    Firmware Version 12.25.2b01 Firmware Version 12.25.2b01
    I8SCM+ Revit Drawing I8SCM+ Revit Drawing
    IPDCM+ Datasheet (6 pages) IPDCM+ Datasheet (6 pages)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I reset this IP Speaker to factory configuration?

    First, disconnect the power source. Wait ten seconds before holding the service button found on the PCB near the mic input. While holding the service button down, connect the power source. After 15 seconds, release the service button. It may take a couple of minutes for the speaker to default its configuration and become available on the network.

    I connected my speaker. How do I find it?

    By default, the speaker will attempt to discover a DHCP server for addressing. After 60 seconds of searching, it will fall back to the last known IP address or 10.10.10.10 if none exists. You can discover the IP address using your DHCP server or by holding the holding the service button found on the PCB board near the mic input for one second. If a speaker is attached, an audio prompt should begin that announces the IP address.

    How do I adjust the volume of an IP Speaker?

    This depends on the audio source. GCK, SA-Announce, Informacast each provide volume controls for the speakers within their own interface. SIP, Multicast and locally stored audio volumes can be controlled within the web user interface under the device tab.

    How do I get the IP Speaker to be discovered by Informacast?

    Informacast (IC) uses a multicast discovery protocol, Service Location Protocol (SLP), for the IP Speakers which is a different discovery mechanism than the phones. The speaker will send a discovery request and IC should respond with configuration information. Within IC, verify that SLP is enabled at Admin | Network Parameter | SLP Parameters. Multicast can be blocked at any switch and must be specifically routed across network boundaries. If you suspect there is a multicast issue, you can use the "URL of Configuration File Server" value found at Admin |Network Paramaters | SLP Parameters and manually set the Informacast Address in the Speaker UI on the Device tab. Please note, it is required to add a / at the end of the value from Informacast (Ex. http://172.21.250.1:8081/InformaCast/resources/). This will bypass IC's native discovery, however all broadcasts from IC are also multicast and may need to be similarly configured on your network switches.