VOIP Out

VOIP Out component controls the outgoing call signal level. Refer to the Softphone topic for details.

Note: The maximum number of Softphones that can be placed in a design is: Core 110f = 4; all other Cores = 64.

Properties

Property	Function	Choices
Name	The Name identifies the Softphone component in Q-SYS Designer. The name must follow standard naming conventions, restricted to the following: ASCII characters a - z, A-Z (case insensitive) Digits 0 - 9 Hyphen (cannot be at the beginning or end of the name) Underscore (acceptable with a Q-SYS implementation) You cannot use any other characters, symbols, punctuation, or blank spaces. When you have entered the Name, it displays next to the Softphone icon in the Inventory list, and on the component in the Schematic.	User input
Location	The Location is a means by which you can organize your virtual equipment to correspond to your physical equipment. The Softphone has no physical equipment, so you may want to group this with the Core running the related design. Click in the Location property, the "Default Location" highlights. Type the name of the new location. Once you have entered the new Location name, it is available on the pull-down for the Location property, in addition, the Location lists the Softphone.	User input
Tone Output	When 'Yes' is selected, the Ring, Entry, Exit, and DTMF tones are fed to a separate output channel (Tone Output) on the VOIP In component. These tones can now be routed independent of the voice audio.	Yes / No

Property

Function

Choices

Name

The Name identifies the Softphone component in Q-SYS Designer.

The name must follow standard naming conventions, restricted to the following:

ASCII characters a - z, A-Z (case insensitive)

Digits 0 - 9

Hyphen (cannot be at the beginning or end of the name)

Underscore (acceptable with a Q-SYS implementation)

You cannot use any other characters, symbols, punctuation, or blank spaces.

When you have entered the Name, it displays next to the Softphone icon in the Inventory list, and on the component in the Schematic.

User input

Location

The Location is a means by which you can organize your virtual equipment to correspond to your physical equipment. The Softphone has no physical equipment, so you may want to group this with the Core running the related design. Click in the Location property, the "Default Location" highlights. Type the name of the new location. Once you have entered the new Location name, it is available on the pull-down for the Location property, in addition, the Location lists the Softphone.

User input

Tone Output

When 'Yes' is selected, the Ring, Entry, Exit, and DTMF tones are fed to a separate output channel (Tone Output) on the VOIP In component. These tones can now be routed independent of the voice audio.

Yes / No

Controls

Control	Function	Default / Range
Peak Output Level (dBFS)	Measures the digital output signal level.	Green = good Yellow = close to clipping Red = clipping
Clip	Red LED indicating if the signal is being clipped.	Off / On
Clip Hold	Holds the clip indication until manually cleared.	Off / On
Invert	Inverts the audio signal.	Off / On
Mute	Mutes the digital audio signal.	Off / On
Gain	Controls the gain of the digital audio signal.	Default = 21 Range = -10 to +21

Control Pins

Pin Name	Value	String	Position	Pins Available
Clip (LED)	0 1	false true	0 1	Input / Output
Clip Hold (toggle)	0 1	false true	0 1	Input / Output
Output Gain (level knob)	-100 to 20	-100 dB to 20 dB	0.000 to 1.00	Input / Output
Output Invert (toggle button)	0 1	normal invert	0 1	Input / Output
Output Mute (toggle button)	0 1	unmute mute	0 1	Input / Output
Output Peak Level (level meter)	-100 to 20	-100 dB to 20 dB	0.000 to 1.00	Input / Output

Pin Name

Value

String

Position

Pins Available

Clip

(LED)

false

true

Input / Output

Clip Hold

(toggle)

false

true

Input / Output

Output Gain

(level knob)

-100 to 20

-100 dB to 20 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Input / Output

Output Invert

(toggle button)

normal

invert

Input / Output

Output Mute

(toggle button)

unmute

mute

Input / Output

Output Peak Level

(level meter)

-100 to 20

-100 dB to 20 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Input / Output