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Metreau Entry Communicators

MET-ECOM Specifications (Cont.)

Microphone:

• -40 dB sensitivity, built-in echo cancellation (telephone quality)

 

• Full duplex communication

 

• VoIP Telephony

 

 

Rear Panel Components:

• Camera Viewing Angle Adjustment

 

• Ethernet Port - 10/100 Ethernet with PoE. LEDs show communication

 

activity, connection status, speeds, and mode information:

 

SPD (speed) - Green LED lights On when the connection speed is 100

 

Mbps and turns Off when the speed is 10 Mbps.

 

L/A (link/activity) - Orange LED lights On when the Ethernet cables are

 

connected and terminated correctly, and blinks when receiving Ethernet

 

data packets.

 

• ID/Reset pushbutton: Push to set the NetLinx ID (Device only) assignment

 

for the device. Push and hold for at least 10 seconds to reset to factory

 

default settings.

 

• Status LED: Green LED provides an indication of both the system status

 

and communication status with the target Master. 1 blink every 5 seconds

 

indicates there is currently active communication between the Metreau unit

 

and a target Master.

 

• 2 Multi-Purpose I/Os (5V): 2-channel binary I/O ports for contact closure

 

with each input being capable of voltage sensing. Input format is software

 

selectable with interactive power sensing for IR ports.

 

• 2 Low Voltage Relays (1A contact): 2-channel single-pole single throw

 

relay ports with each relay being independently controlled and supporting

 

up to 2 independent external relay devices.

 

 

Dimensions (HWD):

• 5.364” x 3.594” x 1.559”

 

• 13.62 cm x 9.13 cm x 3.96 cm

 

Note: Refer to the Mounting Specifications section on page 16 for mounting

 

dimensions.

 

 

Weight:

0.90 lbs (0.408 kg)

 

 

Operating Environment:

-22° to 140° F (-30° to 60° C)

 

 

Mounting:

• The MET-ECOM is installed in one of two ways:

 

• 4 screws for hard surface mounting

 

• 2 expansion clips for pressure mounting

 

 

Colors Available:

• Black MET-ECOM-BK (FG2180-01-BK)

 

• White MET-ECOM-WH (FG2180-01-WH)

 

• Polished Brass MET-ECOM-PB (FG2180-01-PB)

 

• Antique Brass MET-ECOM-AB (FG2180-01-AB)

 

• Stainless Steel MET-ECOM-SS (FG2180-01-SS)

 

• Brushed Pewter MET-ECOM-BP (FG2180-01-BP)

 

 

Included Accessories:

• Installation Kit (FG039-12) - includes front mount flange, 4 installation

 

screws (#4-40 x 3.12), 2 Phoenix connectors (female, 3.5mm) and a

 

Ferrite clip.

 

 

Other AMX Equipment:

• PS-POE-AF Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) power supply (FG423-80)

 

• NXA-ENET24 Managed Ethernet Switch (FG2178-60)

 

• NXA-ENET24PoE Managed Ethernet Switch, Power Over Ethernet

 

(FG2178-61)

 

• Conduit Box Assembly (FG039-12)

 

• CB-MET-ECOMS Surface Mount Box (FG039-14-S/B)

 

 

Certifications:

• FCC Class B

 

• CE

 

• IEC60950

 

• RoHS

 

 

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Contents Metreau Entry Communicators AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Table of Contents Using Zero Configuration Programming Creating Popup Pages Metreau Entry Communicators OverviewFront Components Metreau Entry Communicators Front ComponentsMET-ECOM Specifications Product Specifications MET-ECOMRear Components Dimensions Product Specifications MET-ECOM-D MET-ECOM-D SpecificationsMET-ECOM-D Specifications Camera Viewing Angle Adjustment Positioning the CameraDefault Wiring and Connections Rear Panel ConnectorsEthernet Pinouts and Signals Ethernet 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 Wiring ConfigurationPoE Power Over Ethernet Connections PairingConnecting The Device via I/O Input/Output I/O Port Connections and WiringRelay Port Connections and Wiring Port Wiring SpecificationsFerrite Installation Required Installing the CAT5 Suppression FerriteSystem Diagram System Diagram IntercomWiring and Connections Metreau Entry Communicators MET-ECOM / MET-ECOM-D Installation Overview Mounting and InstallationDimensions Mounting Specifications Front ViewSide Views Top ViewTypical Installation Without Expansion Clips Typical Installation Without Expansion ClipsDevice and wall box must have an Earth ground Installing the Wall Box Without the Use of Tabs Wall Surface Installation Using Expansion Clips Recommended Cutout For Wall BoxReplacement drywall clip sets must be ordered from AMX Installing Into a Flat Surface Using Mounting Screws Flat Surface Installation PointsRemoving the Device From the Wall Using the Optional Surface Mount Box Included in the KitSurface Mount Box Specifications Provides mounting specifications for the CB-MET-ECOMSFerrite Installation Required Installing the Metreau Entry CommunicatorMounting and Installation Bonjour Zero-Configuration Client Using Zero ConfigurationConnecting In a Network With a Dhcp Server Connecting In a Network Without a Dhcp Server This case the serial number is 218001WHP2980023Internet Properties TCP/IP Properties dialog Using Zero Configuration Metreau Entry Communicators Using the Configuration Manager Configuration Manager Summary of Settings Page initial viewCommand Buttons Accessing the Configuration ManagerSummary of Device Settings Summary of Device SettingsDevice Information NetLinx Settings Rebooting the DeviceIP Settings Checking the Firmware VersionConfiguration Configuration Page Network IP Settings TabSetting the DNS Address Setting the IP AddressConfiguration Page Network IP Settings Tab Setting the Icsp Connection to the NetLinx Master Configuration Page NetLinx Settings TabConfiguration Page NetLinx Settings Tab Setting a New Username and Password Configuration Page User Settings TabConfiguration Page User Settings Tab Device Utilities Device UtilitiesUtility Meta Information File Upload Creating Display ImagesImage File Requirements ImagesSave the file as a .BMP image FIG Creating Dynamic Images TPDesign4 Resource ManagerCreating a New Dynamic Image Create Dynamic Image dialogUploading a Display Image To The Device Deleting a Display Image From the DeviceAudio/Video Page Audio Settings Tab Audio/Video Page Audio Settings TabSetting Device Audio Audio/VideoCamera/Video Stream Configuration Audio/Video Page Video Settings TabAudio/Video Page Video Settings Tab Video CodecSetting Device Video Audio/Video Page Display Settings TabSetting the Display Settings On The Device Audio/Video Page Display Settings TabTouch Panel Intercom Commands SENDCOMMANDsTouch Panel Intercom Commands ProgrammingSTREAM-STOP STREAM-GETSTREAM-PLAY MOD?RTP, Rtcp Video and Audio Streaming Commands RTP, Rtcp Video and Audio Streaming CommandsSET Audio GET VolumeSET Volume GET GainFace Plate LED Commands Face Plate LED CommandsCamera Commands Camera CommandsSET CAM-SAT SET CAM-CSTGET CAM-CST GET CAM-SATGET CAM-FLICK LCD CommandsLCD Commands SET DISP-BANNERSET DISP-CST SET DISP-BRTGET DISP-BRT GET DISP-CSTCommands CommandsSystem Commands System CommandsSET DOOR-DESC GET DOOR-DESCUpgrading Firmware via an IP Address Before beginning the Upgrade processUpgrading Firmware Preparing the Master for communication via an IPAssigning Communication Settings and TCP/IP Settings Verifying and Upgrading the device firmware via an IPSelect the device’s firmware file from the Files section FIG Intercom Setup Using the NetLinx ModulePanel Intercom Configuration Incorporating an Intercom Panel Into Your NetLinx SystemSetting the Intercom Session Timeout Setting Intercom Auto AnswerDoor Setup Disabling All DoorbellsDoor Chime Setup Assigning a Chime To a DoorbellAdvanced Setup Allowing a Panel To Be MonitoredNaming a panel Allowing a Panel To MonitorAnswering an incoming Intercom call Someone At The Door Answering an Incoming Doorbell CallEnding a Doorbell Call Advanced SetupCreating Intercom Pages Name Description Channel Address PortCodeDoor Chime Setup Door SetupSample Intercom Intercom DemoName Description Channel Address Level PortCode Panel Directory Room Name Name of a panel Setup SetupSomeone At The Door Someone At The DoorCreating Popup Pages Doorbell Adjustments popupDoorbell Adjustments Popup Door Answer Call popupIntercom Answer Call popup Intercom Answer Call PopupMore Time popup More Time PopupProgramming Metreau Entry Communicators It’s Your World Take Control
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