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* Set up 2 different dir numbers (for example 98001 and 98002) as SIP stations related to PSC A and PSC B trunk: | * Set up 2 different dir numbers (for example 98001 and 98002) as SIP stations related to PSC A and PSC B trunk: | ||
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== EMT Configuration == | == EMT Configuration == | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 28 May 2018
This article explains how to start alarm from AlphaCom on a Exigo A-B system.
Guide on how to set up the redundant AlphaCom integration can be found here.
Starting an alarm from AlphaCom to a redundant Exigo system is done by starting a group call in AlphaCom that starts the Alarm generator in both Exigo A and B controller.
AlphaPro Configuration
- Set up the redundant AlphaCom integration following this guide.
- Set up 2 different dir numbers (for example 98001 and 98002) as SIP stations related to PSC A and PSC B trunk:
98001 Setup:
Notice the related to trunk.
98002 Setup:
Notice the related to trunk.
