Alarms & Locks

The Auxiliary RGB Strobe Kit comes with a 1-meter cable that enables the user to connect to a supported CyberData IP endpoint.

Power and signaling for the strobe comes from the attached CyberData Endpoint.

Setup of the strobe's blink rates and brightness are through the web interface of the attached CyberData IP endpoint.

When installed, the wall-mounted SIP RGB Strobe operates as a visual alerting device. The device can be set up as part of a ring group (call group) with the Strobe engaged as notification of incoming calls. The SIP RGB Strobe may also be activated by being part of a Multicast group. When audio is detected on a specific Multicast address and port, the strobe will activate.

Through a web page setup, you can have the SIP Strobe respond to message waiting signals by blinking. When the message has been heard, the strobe stops blinking.

Multiple colors, Blink rate and brightness can be selected for each of the different activation methods Users may also use CyberData's HTTP command set to directly access the strobe's functions.

Note: Support of SIP RGB Strobe with Syn-Apps devices via multicast mode.

When installed, the wall-mounted Singlewire RGB Strobe operates as a visual alerting device.In Singlewire mode, when an audio page is sent to the strobe, a specific color, brightness and blink rate can be selected based on the priority of the page. The Singlewire RGB Strobe supports 10 Singlewire priority levels.

In the SIP mode, the device can be set up as part of a ring group (call group) with the Strobe's specific scene engaged as notification of incoming calls. Through a web page setup, you can have the Strobe respond to message waiting signals by blinking. When the message has been heard, the strobe stops blinking.

The Singlewire RGB Strobe may also be activated by being part of a Multicast group. When audio is detected on a specific Multicast address and port, the strobe will activate.

Users may also use CyberData's HTTP command set to directly access the strobe's functions.

The new Singlewire InformaCast IP66 Outdoor Horn provides an easy method for implementing a loud IP-based overhead paging system for loud areas, warehouses, manufacturing areas, and outdoor areas. Now with up to 9 user-stored messages. The interface is compatible with most SIP-based IP PBX servers that comply with the SIP RFC 3261. For non-SIP environments, the speaker can be configured to listen to multicast address and port number combinations to form paging zones.

The wall-mounted SIP Outdoor RGB (Multi-Color) Strobe operates as an IP65 rated visual alerting device. The Outdoor Strobe can be set up as part of a ring group or page group to give visual notification of incoming calls or pages.

The Outdoor Strobe may also be activated by being part of a multicast group. The Strobe can be configured with up to 10 multicast addresses and is activated when a stream is sent to its address.

You can have the Strobe respond to message waiting signals by blinking. When the message has been heard, the Strobe stops blinking.

Multiple colors, blink rate and brightness can be selected for each of the different activation methods. There are 10 multicast settings and two SIP extensions.

Users may also use CyberData's HTTP command set to directly access the Strobe's functions.

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