hi. im pretty new to PA system. i wonder if do i need a module if i use an IP system?
im planning to use s20 , an IP phone, 2 IP Speaker, and 1 base station and 1 access points. one telephone broadcasting on 2 ip speakers. the other ip speaker is wireless
will this work? if so, how? do i still need modules?
What you wrote was =- im planning to use s20 , an IP phone, 2 IP Speaker, and 1 base station and 1 access points. one telephone broadcasting on 2 ip speakers. the other ip speaker is wireless
Without knowing the make and model of the IP speaker, it is an unknown.
The diagram indicates a point-to-point link (PtP). If so, then the wireless link should be set up as a client bridge. You need to check to see that the devices you want to use support the bridge function. You will also need to be extremely careful in the link's use as you will likely have to employ some form of QoS to insure that the voice streams have priority over all other traffic otherwise you may experience jitter, dropped packets or even dropped calls.
What you are referring to as the base station is actually the access point and the other remote side is the client.
How may devices in total will be paged (phones and speakers)?
those are the only devices i will use for now.
pbx would be = s20 from yeastar
speakers would be = this one
Ip hpone = ES330-PEN
ap would be = ubiquity rocket m2
client would be = ubiquity nanoloco m2
switches = hikvision
On the surface, I see no reason why your solution will not work. However, I cannot speak to the QoS/ToS issue of how you will need to protect the voice streams so that they do not get trampled by the other data. You will have to figure this aspect out as it has to do with getting the voice stream from the furthest location at one end of the link to the S20 and then back without losing packets or suffering any undue latency.
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