Clear-Com CCM

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Also there is a Resource Bar for the host device. The Resource Bar is a tool that the LQ administrator can use to optimize the use of available processing power for each device. The lower the bar is, the more efficient the LQ unit will be at processing audio.

The Device page

Selecting this page gives you access to general management functions of the host device (the device the browser is currently pointing at). You will also access Network, Linking and Port configuration pages here. You can navigate between devices in a Link-Group using the device drop-down menu.

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The Overview page
This page shows an overview of all the devices in your system. These may be LQ or HelixNet devices. Devices in the upper part of the page are the units in a Link-Group. As devices are added to the group, they appear in this part of the screen. The lower part of the screen shows the Helixnet, SIP accounts, and IVC ports that your intercom device or Link-Group is connected to.

This page shows an overview of all the devices in your system. Devices in the upper part of the page are the Freespeak beltpack and antennas. As devices are added to the system, they appear in this part of the screen. The lower part of the screen shows the logic inputs and outputs of the host device (the device the browser is currently pointed at).

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The Roles page
Use this page to select and edit exisiting Roles or create new Roles for all your devices. A Role is a preset configuration that defines your intercom setup. Roles are used to control configuration and reduce installation time.

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This is the Assignment page
This is where you will assign audio to Channels. All devices in your system, with associated ports appear in the left margin of this page. If you are working with an LQ device, audio network parameters are also set in this page.

This is where you will assign audio to Channels. All devices in your system, with associated ports appear in the left margin of this page.

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This is the Accounts page
In this page you will generate and maintain accounts to external systems. Once accounts are generated, ports will be available to be assigned to Channels in the usual way in the Assignments page.

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Devices

Linking more than 3 Main Stations is not advised

				{{device.device_label}}
{{endpoint.label}}	{{ctrl.endpointTypeStr(endpoint.type, endpoint.revision)}}	{{ctrl.getRoleLabel(endpoint.role)}}

Device Name

Model

Role

There are no HelixNet endpoints to display.

			{{device.device_label}} ({{ ctrl.getAgentICUserCount(device) }}/{{ ctrl.getTotalLicensedUsers(ctrl.licenseService.AGENT_IC_LICENSE_REGEXP, device) }})
{{ctrl.getLQRoleLabel(endpoint.role)}}	{{endpoint.label}}	{{ctrl.getEndpointPhoneType(endpoint)}}

{{device.device_label}} ({{ ctrl.getAgentICUserCount(device) }}/{{ ctrl.getTotalLicensedUsers(ctrl.licenseService.AGENT_IC_LICENSE_REGEXP, device) }})

Role

Account

Device

There are no Agent-IC connected users.

				Call
ID		SIP Server	Account
{{sipLine.desc}}		{{sipLine.serverName}}	{{sipLine.label}}
	{{sipCall.liveStatus.callerId}} {{sipCall.uri}}			{{ctrl.codecToDisplayText(sipCall.liveStatus.codec)}}

There are no SIP Accounts configured.

							{{device.device_label}}
ID		IVC Host	Port Label		VOX	Status	{{device.device_label}}
{{ivc.desc}}		{{ivc.serverName}}	{{ivc.label}}

There are no IVC Accounts configured.

							{{antenna.liveStatus.syncState}} {{$index+1}}

Role Beltpack Name			Key Legend Talk-Only Listen-Only Talk & Listen		Actions Call RMK RMK All Beltpacks		{{antenna.label}}	Total
ID	Role Device Name	Status	Key	Gain	RMK	Call	{{ctrl.getNumberOfConnectedBPs($index)}}	{{ctrl.getTotalNumberOfBPs()}}
{{ctrl.getEndpointIdString(endpoint.id)}}	{{ctrl.getRoleLabelById(endpoint)}} {{endpoint.label}} Select role ...	T C {{endpoint.liveStatus.longevity.hours \|\| 0}}h {{endpoint.liveStatus.batteryType}}			RMK

There are no beltpacks to display. There are no beltpacks that meet your search criteria.

Other Registered Beltpacks

ID	Role Device Name
{{ctrl.getEndpointIdString(endpoint.id)}}	{{ctrl.getRoleLabelById(endpoint)}} {{endpoint.label}}

This image includes an overall description of the device characteristics and some information and status indicators.
- On the top right, see the device ID (LM = Link-Master, Link-Members 2 - 6)
- On the bottom right, the following icons can be seen:
  - Navigate to the device configuration page
  - Alerts/Info indicator will appear when an error condition needs the user's attention. Click/touch for details.
  - When the device is unreachable, the gear icon is changed into a trash icon to allow a device to be deleted from the link-group.
The device label as configured in the device configuration page
The right side of the device representation incudes information such as:
- Device type
- IP address
- Device's current capabilities (ports)
The left side of the device representation incudes information such as:
- Resource usage bar
- Device is working correctly
- Device shows an error condition
  The bell icon may appear below to provide more information
- Device is either not reachable or is disconnected
  The bell icon appears below to provide more information. Also the gear icon may change into a delete icon to allow devices that are not present anymore to be deleted from the screen.
These icons represent the status of the PSU (or Power over Ethernet (POE) when available)

LQ 1Ru rack units have two power supplies. Use either one, or both for redundancy. Green = power connected. Red = power not connected.

This section displays information related to the SIP accounts configured in the system
The auto-assigned identifier for the SIP account
The user-defined description for the SIP server the account is registered against
The user-defined label for the SIP account
Click status icon for information
Shows which device the SIP line is connected to. The green numbers show how many licenses are available on this device and how many licenses are in use.
SIP Caller Id of the incoming caller or outgoing destination
SIP Call URI of the incoming caller or outgoing destination
This light is green when incoming audio present on the call
Call/Codec

This section displays information related to the IVC accounts configured in the system
The auto-assigned identifier for the IVC account
The user-defined description for the IVC server the account is registered against
The user-defined label for the IVC account
Click here for port configuration options
This lights when valid incoming audio is detected
Click on status icon for information
This shows which device this connection is assigned to. If you have a Link-Group set up you see more than one device here

This section displays information related to the HelixNet Endpoints in the system
The user-friendly name given to the HelixNet device
The type of endpoint
A Role is a predefined setup for your HelixNet device. Change the Role in the Roles page if required
Click cog for port configuration options
This shows the device or devices in a Link-Group, and which Main Station beltpacks and remote stations are connected to

This section displays information related to the FreeSpeak II beltpacks in the system.

Click to broadcast a message to all wireless beltpacks with either the 'Text to send' message or the word 'System' if left blank.
The message to send, either as a broadcast message using the All Call button or the individual call button.
Click to send an Remote Mic Kill (RMK) to all wireless beltpacks.
Click to send the Remote Mic Kill (RMK) to an individual wireless beltpack.
Click to send a message to an individual wireless beltpack with either the 'Text to send' message or the word 'System' if left blank.

Choose to either display and filter beltpacks by their user friendly Role name or their beltpack name.
A text-based filter for the beltpack list. This will either filter on Role names or beltpack names depending on the option selected above.
Either the user friendly Role name or beltpack name of the current wireless beltpack.

Transceiver port ID.
The user friendly name given to this transceiver.
The total number of beltpacks currently connected to this transceiver. It will turn yellow when the maximum number of beltpacks are connected. For 2.4GHz beltpacks this is 4, for 1.9GHz this is 5.
Indicator that this beltpack is currently connected to this transceiver.

The amount of battery life left in the beltpack.
The signal quality between the beltpack and the transceiver. The letters FER will appear in red if there are communication errors.
A real-time representation of the beltpacks potential and actual activation states.
A real-time representation of the levels currently set on the beltpack.

The user friendly name of the input.
A list of the sources and destinations that will be created when the input is activated.
The current status of the input.
Click On or Off to activate that state. A gold background is active. A blue background is inactive.

The user friendly name of the output.
A list of triggers. One or more trigger will activate the output when the conditions are satisfied. The triggering element will be displayed in green text. Control Events configured to activate GPOs are not displayed in this list.
The current status of the output.
Click On or Off to activate that state. A gold background is active. A blue background is inactive.

This section displays information related to the Agent-IC Accounts in the system
A Role is a predefined setup for your Agent-IC client. Change the Role in the Roles page if required
The user-friendly name given to the Agent-IC user account
The operating system information of the currently connected Agent-IC account
Shows which device the Agent-IC client is connected to. The green numbers show how many licenses are available on this device and how many licenses are in use.

Logic Inputs

		Routes
Index	GPI Label	Source	Destination	Status	Force
{{gpi.id + 1}}	{{gpi.label}}	{{ ctrl.getEntityNameFromEntityRes(event.source) }} {{ ctrl.getEntityNameFromEntityRes(event.destination) }} No events assigned			OFF ON

Logic Outputs

		Triggers
Index	GPO Label	Key Target	On Behavior	Status	Force
{{gpo.id + 1}}	{{gpo.label}}	{{ ctrl.getEntityNameFromEntityRes(event.res) }} {{ ctrl.getGPOActionDisplayTextFromValue(event.action) }} No triggers assigned			OFF ON