ClearOne CP2 User manual

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Contents
Notices............................................................................................................................... 2
Chapter 1: Touch Panel Controller Setup................................................. 6
About the ClearOne Touch Panel Controller.......................................................................................7
Setting Up the Touch Panel Controller................................................................................................8
Mounting Options................................................................................................................................. 8
Power Options......................................................................................................................................9
Communication Options.....................................................................................................................10
Power and Communication Accessories........................................................................................... 12
Power and Communication Examples...............................................................................................14
Upgrading Touch Panel Controller Firmware.................................................................................... 18
Using Launcher to Choose Dialer Type............................................................................................ 19
Configuring Ethernet Settings (VoIP/Telco)....................................................................................... 20
Configuring Ethernet Settings (S4B)................................................................................................. 21
Configuring Wi-Fi Settings (VoIP/Telco)............................................................................................ 23
Configuring Wi-Fi Settings (S4B)...................................................................................................... 24
Setting the Touch Panel Controller Date and Time (VoIP/Telco)...................................................... 25
Setting the Touch Panel Controller Date and Time (S4B)................................................................ 27
Using USB Input Devices.................................................................................................................. 30
Dialer Icons........................................................................................................................................ 30
Using Multiple Dialers with a CONVERGE Pro 2 Device................................................................. 32
Chapter 2: CONVERGE Pro 2 Connections (VoIP/Telco)....................... 33
Adding/Editing a CONVERGE Pro 2 Connection (VoIP/Telco)......................................................... 34
Creating and Using Custom Buttons (VoIP/Telco)............................................................................ 40
Connecting to a CONVERGE Pro 2 Device (VoIP/Telco)................................................................. 43
Importing/Exporting Touch Panel Controller Dialer Connections (VoIP/Telco).................................. 44
Chapter 3: Phone Book (VoIP/Telco)....................................................... 47
About the Phone Book (VoIP/Telco)..................................................................................................48
Adding/Editing a Phone Book Contact (VoIP/Telco)..........................................................................48
Sorting Phone Book Contacts (VoIP/Telco).......................................................................................49
Making a Call from the Phone Book (VoIP/Telco).............................................................................50
Importing/Exporting Touch Panel Controller Phone Book Files (VoIP/Telco).................................... 51
Chapter 4: Favorites (VoIP/Telco).............................................................54
About Favorite Contacts (VoIP/Telco)................................................................................................55
Adding Favorites (VoIP/Telco)........................................................................................................... 55
Making a Call using Favorites (VoIP/Telco)...................................................................................... 56
Chapter 5: Dialer (VoIP/Telco)...................................................................58
Making a Call Using the Dialer (VoIP/Telco)..................................................................................... 59
Mute/Unmute Calls (VoIP/Telco)........................................................................................................62
Adjust Speaker Volume (VoIP/Telco).................................................................................................62
Transferring a Call (VoIP/Telco).........................................................................................................62
Making a New Call During an Existing Call (VoIP/Telco)..................................................................63
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Making a Conference Call (VoIP)......................................................................................................64
Making a Conference Call (Telco).....................................................................................................65
Receiving a Call (VoIP/Telco)............................................................................................................ 65
Forwarding Calls (VoIP/Telco)........................................................................................................... 66
Turning Do Not Disturb On/Off (VoIP/Telco)..................................................................................... 67
Chapter 6: Call Log (VoIP/Telco).............................................................. 69
Using Call Log (VoIP/Telco)...............................................................................................................70
Chapter 7: Settings (VoIP/Telco).............................................................. 72
Changing Preferences Settings (VoIP/Telco).................................................................................... 73
Importing/Exporting Touch Panel Controller Phone Book Files (VoIP/Telco).................................... 74
Changing Security Settings (VoIP/Telco)...........................................................................................76
Viewing Software Details (About) (VoIP/Telco)................................................................................. 77
Upgrading Touch Panel Controller Dialer Software (VoIP/Telco)...................................................... 77
Starting ClearOne Launcher (VoIP/Telco)......................................................................................... 78
Chapter 8: CONVERGE Pro 2 Connections (S4B).................................. 80
Adding/Editing a CONVERGE Pro 2 Connection (S4B)................................................................... 81
Creating and Using Custom Buttons (S4B)...................................................................................... 87
Connecting to a CONVERGE Pro 2 Device (S4B)........................................................................... 90
Importing/Exporting Touch Panel Controller Dialer Connections (S4B)............................................ 91
Chapter 9: Contacts (S4B)........................................................................ 94
About the Phone Book (S4B)............................................................................................................95
Adding a Contact (S4B).....................................................................................................................95
Sorting Contacts (S4B)...................................................................................................................... 97
Chapter 10: Meetings (S4B)......................................................................99
Setting up a Meeting (S4B).............................................................................................................100
Joining a Meeting (S4B).................................................................................................................. 101
Chapter 11: Placing and Receiving Calls (S4B)....................................103
Making a Call from Contacts (S4B)................................................................................................ 104
Mute/Unmute Calls (S4B)................................................................................................................ 107
Adjust Speaker Volume (S4B).........................................................................................................107
Making a Call Using the Dialer (S4B)............................................................................................. 108
Making a Call Using Speed Dial (S4B)...........................................................................................111
Adding, Editing, or Removing a Speed Dial Entry (S4B)................................................................ 112
Receiving a Call (S4B).................................................................................................................... 115
Chapter 12: Call Log (S4B)..................................................................... 116
Using Call Log (S4B).......................................................................................................................117
Chapter 13: Settings (S4B)..................................................................... 119
Changing Preferences Settings (S4B).............................................................................................120
Changing Security Settings (S4B)...................................................................................................120
Viewing Software Details (About) (S4B)..........................................................................................121
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Upgrading Touch Panel Controller Dialer Software (S4B).............................................................. 122
Starting ClearOne Launcher (S4B)..................................................................................................123
Frequently Asked Questions...................................................................................... 125
Contact Information..................................................................................................... 128
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Chapter 1
Touch Panel Controller Setup
Topics:
About the ClearOne Touch
Panel Controller
Setting Up the Touch Panel
Controller
Mounting Options
Power Options
Communication Options
Power and Communication
Accessories
Power and Communication
Examples
Upgrading Touch Panel
Controller Firmware
Using Launcher to Choose
Dialer Type
Configuring Ethernet Settings
(VoIP/Telco)
Configuring Ethernet Settings
(S4B)
Configuring Wi-Fi Settings
(VoIP/Telco)
Configuring Wi-Fi Settings
(S4B)
Setting the Touch Panel
Controller Date and Time (VoIP/
Telco)
Setting the Touch Panel
Controller Date and Time (S4B)
Using USB Input Devices
Dialer Icons
Using Multiple Dialers with a
CONVERGE Pro 2 Device
This chapter contains information about setting up the Touch Panel
Controller.
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About the ClearOne Touch Panel Controller
ClearOne Touch Panel Controller, a highly intuitive 10-inch, touch-screen device designed for CONVERGE
Pro 2 (CP2), allows users to control their audio conference, including managing contacts and placing and
controlling calls. Flexible connectivity options and a choice of tabletop, wall, or VESA mounting options
offer an integrator-friendly solution that fits perfectly in any space.
The Touch Panel Controller (TPC) provides the following features:
VoIP, Telco, or Skype for Business (S4B)
Support for SIP servers
Support for Telco service
Support for Skype for Business servers
Same hardware supports both VoIP/Telco and S4B Dialers
Choose between VoIP/Telco and S4B (only one at a time)
Switch between VoIP/Telco Dialer and S4B Dialer at any time
Note:
Since the Touch Panel Controller supports two types of Dialers, one that supports both VoIP and
Telco, and another that supports Skype for Business, some topics in this manual correspond to only
one of these Dialers, in which case the topic title indicates the Dialer type (VoIP/Telco or S4B for
Skype for Business).
Call Management
On-screen dialpad
Make and receive calls
Multi-party conference calls
Call control - hold, transfer, forward, and history (transfer and forward apply only to VoIP)
Meetings (S4B)
Call logs
Contact Management
Phone book
Favorite contacts
Search contacts
Contact Groups (S4B)
Import/Export contacts (VoIP/Telco)
Control
Microphone Mute control
Speaker Volume control
Programmable custom control
Touch Panel
10.1” screen size
Capacitive touch screen
1280 x 800 resolution
Flexible Mounting
Tabletop mount
Wall mount
3rd-party mount with VESA standard
Connectivity and Power
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RS232, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi
Direct connection to CP2 and its expanders
Power: DC, PoE, Power over P-link
Setting Up the Touch Panel Controller
There are three basic steps to setting up the ClearOne Touch Panel Controller:
1. Choosing how to provide power to the Controller. See Power Options for more information.
2. Choosing how the Controller will communicate with CONVERGE Pro 2 devices. See Communication
Options for more information.
3. Using the Launcher to choose a Dialer type (VoIP/Telco or Skype for Business). See Using Launcher to
Choose Dialer Type for more information.
4. Making a connection to one or more CONVERGE Pro 2 devices. See Adding/Editing a CONVERGE
Pro 2 Connection (VoIP/Telco) or Adding/Editing a CONVERGE Pro 2 Connection (S4B) for more
information.
Mounting Options
There are three mounting options for the Touch Panel Controller:
ClearOne Tabletop Mount
ClearOne Wall Mount
Third-party VESA Mount
ClearOne Tabletop Mount Kit
ClearOne offers a tabletop mount kit (Part NumNober 910-3200-502):
Note:
For detailed installation instructions, see the Touch Panel Controller Tabletop Mount Kit Installation
Manual.
ClearOne Wall Mount Kit
ClearOne offers a wall mount kit (Part Number 910-3200-503):
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Note:
For detailed installation instructions, see the Touch Panel Controller Wall Mount Kit Installation
Manual.
Third-party VESA Mount
Any VESA standard 75mm x 75mm mount can be used with the Touch Panel Controller.
Mounting Holes
The Touch Panel Controller has two sets of 75mm x 75mm mounting holes, as shown below:
You can use the upper holes (shown with the red dotted line above) or the lower holes (shown with the
green dotted line above) to mount the Touch Panel Controller using the wall mount. If you are mounting the
device using a tabletop mount, you should always use the lower holes (shown with the green dotted line
above), to allow for adequate room for the ports at the bottom of the device.
Power Options
There are three ways to power the ClearOne Touch Panel Controller:
DC Power Adapter (provided with unit)
PoE (connected to any PoE Injector or PoE Ethernet switch)
P-link (connected to a CP2 as the last device in a P-link chain, since the P-link provides only power to
the TPC, and does not carry audio or control data)
Note:
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You can connect the Touch Panel Controller to more than one power source. The Power Adapter
always takes precedence when more than one power source is connected. If one of the power
sources is removed or fails, the unit automatically switches to the other source.
Power Adapter
You can power the unit using the supplied power adapter. Just connect it to the power connector at the
bottom of the device:
PoE Connection
You can power the unit using a CAT5 or CAT6 Ethernet cable connected via the RJ45 port at the bottom of
the unit to a PoE Injector or PoE Ethernet switch:
P-link Connection
You can power the unit using a P-link cable connected via the RJ45 port at the bottom of the unit (see
below). The TPC should be the last device in the P-link chain.
Note:
In order to power the Touch Panel Controller using a P-link connection, you must use a Power
Supply Kit. See Power and Communication Accessories and Power and Communication Examples
for more details.
Communication Options
In order for the Touch Panel Controller to work, it must be connected to a CONVERGE Pro 2 (CP2) device.
In order for the telephony-specific Dialer functions to work, the Touch Panel Controller must be connected
to a CONVERGE Pro 2 device that is either VoIP/S4B or Telco capable.
Note:
CP2 models that are VoIP-capable and Skype for Business capable include a “V” in their names;
Telco-capable models include a “T” in their names, as shown in the table below:
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CP2 Model VoIP S4B Telco
128T
128TD
128V
128VD
48T
48V
There are three ways the Touch Panel Controller can communicate with a CP2 device:
By serial connection, using the RS232 port on the Touch Panel Controller
By telnet, using an Ethernet network connection
By telnet, using a Wi-Fi network connection
Serial Connection
You can connect the Touch Panel Controller to a CONVERGE Pro 2 via the RS232 port at the bottom of
the device:
You can connect directly using a standard RS232 serial cable for communications:
Note:
Power connection not shown.
Or you can connect via a CP2 GPIO or USB Expander, using the RS232 Serial to Phoenix Euroblock
adapter accessories:
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Note:
Power connection not shown.
Wi-Fi Connection
You can connect the Touch Panel Controller to a CONVERGE Pro 2 via telnet using a Wi-Fi connection.
For more information, see Configuring Wi-Fi Settings (VoIP/Telco).
Ethernet Connection
You can connect the Touch Panel Controller to a CONVERGE Pro 2 via telnet using an Ethernet
connection. Just attach the Touch Panel Controller to your network using the RJ45 Ethernet port:
If you’re using DHCP, no further configuration is required. To use a static IP address, you must configure
the Touch Panel Controller Ethernet settings. See Configuring Ethernet Settings (VoIP/Telco) for more
information.
Power and Communication Accessories
The following table lists the ClearOne accessories that can be used to provide power and communication
to the Touch Panel Controller.
Note:
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For examples of ways you can combine the accessories listed below to provide power and
communications to the Touch Panel Controller, see Power and Communication Examples.
Accessory Part Number Description Purpose
Serial Cable,
50 feet
(15.2m)
910-3200-504-50 DB9 RS232 serial cable with male
connector on one end and female
connector on the other end.
communications
Serial Cable,
100 feet
(30.5m)
910-3200-504-100 DB9 RS232 serial cable with male
connector on one end and female
connector on the other end.
communications
Serial to
Phoenix
Euroblock
Adapter, 1
foot (30.5cm)
910-3200-505 Cable with DB9 RS232 serial
female connector on one end and
Phoenix Euroblock connector on
the other end.
communications
Note:
This adapter is
needed when you
use CP2 USB
Expander or GPIO
Expander, both of
which have RS232
Phoenix connectors,
to connect the Touch
Panel Controller
through the RS232
serial cable.
PoE Power
Supply kit for
3 devices
910-3200-202 PoE+ injector power supply kit
for powering up to three devices
attached via P-link cables.
power
PoE Power
Supply kit for
1 device
910-001-004 PoE injector power supply kit for
powering one device attached via
P-link cable.
power
CAT6
Ethernet
Cable, 50 feet
(15.2m)
910-3200-204-50 CAT6 Ethernet cable. communications OR
communications and power
(if using PoE switch or PoE
injector)
CAT6
Ethernet
Cable, 100
feet (30.5m)
910-3200-204-100 CAT6 Ethernet cable. communications OR
communications and power
(if using PoE switch or PoE
injector)
CAT6
Ethernet
Cable, 150
feet (45.7m)
910-3200-204-150 CAT6 Ethernet cable. communications OR
communications and power
(if using PoE switch or PoE
injector)
CAT6
Ethernet
Cable, 200
feet (61m)
910-3200-204-200 CAT6 Ethernet cable. communications OR
communications and power
(if using PoE switch or PoE
injector)
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Power and Communication Examples
Following are examples of some of the ways that you can provide power to the Touch Panel Controller and
have it communicate with a CONVERGE Pro 2.
Note:
For more information about the specific ClearOne accessories you can use to make power and
communications connections, see Power and Communication Accessories.
Power via Power Adapter, Communications via Serial Cable
You can provide power using the included power adapter and provide communications via a serial cable:
Power and Communications via PoE Ethernet
Connecting via Ethernet to a PoE-capable network switch lets you provide both power and
communications for the Touch Panel Controller using the Ethernet connection:
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Connection Note: Maximum CAT 5e/6 cable length for Ethernet connections between Touch Panel
Controller and network switch is 300 ft (91m).
Power via P-link, Communications via Serial Cable
You can get power using a direct P-link connection to a CONVERGE Pro 2 and communications using a
direct serial connection to a CONVERGE Pro 2:
Connection Note: Maximum CAT 5e/6 cable length for P-link connections is 200 ft (61m). Maximum
RS232 cable length is 150 feet (46m).
Power via Daisy-chained P-link through BFM2 and GPIO Expander, Communications via Serial with
Phoenix Euroblock Adapter
You can get power using a daisy-chained P-link connection to a CONVERGE Pro 2 and communications
via serial passed through a CONVERGE Pro 2 expander (GPIO in this example), using the provided
Phoenix Euroblock adapter.
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Note:
When using a daisy-chained P-link connection, the Touch Panel Controller must be the furthest
away from the CONVERGE Pro 2 (CP2) in the chain, or the P-link communications to other devices
will be interrupted. In the diagram below, for example, if you were to connect the Beamforming
Microphone Array 2 (BFM2) after the Touch Panel Controller in the chain, the BFM2 would no
longer be able to communicate with the CP2.
Connection Note: Maximum CAT 5e/6 cable length for P-link connections is 200 ft (61m). Maximum
RS232 cable length is 150 feet (46m).
Power via Daisy-chained P-link through BFM2 and USB Expander, Communications via Serial with
Phoenix Euroblock Adapter
You can get power using a daisy-chained P-link connection to a CONVERGE Pro 2 and communications
via serial passed through a CONVERGE Pro 2 expander (USB in this example), using the provided
Phoenix Euroblock adapter.
Note:
When using a daisy-chained P-link connection, the Touch Panel Controller must be the furthest
away from the CONVERGE Pro 2 (CP2) in the chain, or the P-link communications to other devices
will be interrupted. In the diagram below, for example, if you were to connect the Beamforming
Microphone Array 2 (BFM2) after the Touch Panel Controller in the chain, the BFM2 would no
longer be able to communicate with the CP2.
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Connection Note: Maximum CAT 5e/6 cable length for P-link connections is 200 ft (61m). Maximum
RS232 cable length is 150 feet (46m).
Power via DC Power Adapter, Communications via Wi-Fi
You can get power via the DC power adapter that comes with the Touch Panel Controller, and provide
communications via Wi-Fi:
Connection Note: Maximum CAT 5e/6 cable length for Ethernet connections is 300 ft (91m).
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Upgrading Touch Panel Controller Firmware
You can upgrade the Touch Panel Controller Firmware using the CONVERGE Pro 2 CONSOLE
application.
Note:
You can update individual Dialer applications from the Touch Panel Controller Settings, but to
update the entire device, including the Launcher and both the VoIP/Telco and Skype for Business
Dialers, you must do a firmware upgrade.
CAUTION:
Upgrading the Touch Panel Controller firmware removes all settings, phone book entries, contacts,
connections, or other data stored in the device.
To upgrade the Touch Panel Controller firmware:
1. Using a USB cable with a Mini USB connector on one end (to connect to the TPC) and a Type A USB
connector on the other end (to connect to a PC), connect the Touch Panel Controller to a PC that has
CP2 CONSOLE installed.
Connect the TPC using the Mini USB port shown below:
2. Open the CONVERGE Pro 2 CONSOLE.
3. From the File menu, choose CP2 Touch Panel Controller Updater.
The Touch Panel Controller Firmware Update Utility appears:
4. If any firmware update files are available from ClearOne, they appear under Available From Web.
Select the check box next to a file you want to download and click Download Files.
The selected file is downloaded to your computer and appears in the My Computer box with a Send
button next to it.
5. Click Send next to a firmware file under My Computer to send it to the attached Touch Panel Controller.
A dialog box appears to let you confirm whether you want to complete the firmware upgrade:
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6. Click Yes to send the firmware file to the Touch Panel Controller.
7. Alternatively, you can browse for and select a firmware file to send by clicking Select Firmware File
and choosing a file from the Open dialog box that appears.
8. The selected firmware file is sent to the Touch Panel Controller, and update details appear under
Messages.
9. If the firmware update is successful, the following dialog box appears:
The Touch Panel Controller restarts using the updated firmware.
10.Click OK.
The firmware update is complete.
Using Launcher to Choose Dialer Type
When you are first setting up a Touch Panel Controller or, after setup, if you choose to run the ClearOne
Launcher, you can use the Launcher to choose a Dialer: VoIP/Telco or Skype for Business.
Note:
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After initial setup, you can run the Launcher at any time to choose which version of the Dialer to
run. See Starting ClearOne Launcher (VoIP/Telco) or Starting ClearOne Launcher (S4B) for more
information.
To use the Launcher to choose Dialer type:
1. When the Launcher is run, the following screen appears:
2. Tap the icon for the Dialer you want to use.
Note:
The default selection is the VoIP/Telco Dialer.
3. Click APPLY & RESTART.
A confirmation dialog box appears:
4. Tap Yes.
The Touch Panel Controller restarts and opens the Dialer type you have selected.
Configuring Ethernet Settings (VoIP/Telco)
To connect the Touch Panel Controller to your network using Ethernet, connect an Ethernet cable to the
RJ45 port at the bottom of the device:
By default, the Touch Panel Controller connects to the network using DHCP. If you’re using DHCP, no
further configuration is required. To set a static IP address, follow the steps below.
Note:
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