SIP "Ringer" / external speaker
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a VoIP based "ringer", or speaker that will literally just ring for incoming calls?
The environment is a loud shop, and you simply cannot hear the existing VoIP phones ring.
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@fuznutz04 said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
Does anyone have any recommendations for a VoIP based "ringer", or speaker that will literally just ring for incoming calls?
The environment is a loud shop, and you simply cannot hear the existing VoIP phones ring.
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Something like this might be able to do that: https://www.voipsupply.com/snom-pa-1-new ??
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@wirestyle22 said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
Something like this might be able to do that: https://www.voipsupply.com/snom-pa-1-new ??
Just set it up as an extension that is part of a ring group for incoming calls. Yup, that'll do it. Then attach it to a speaker.
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That's what I was thinking as well. The only missing piece for me is to figure out how the PA-1 integrates with an existing analog speaker. There are a couple of different ports on the PA-1, including what looks like an RJ11 jack, as well as a Black/Red standard audio connection. For a shop environment, will I need any other external amplifier, or is the built in 4 watt amplifier good enough to power the speaker?
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Here's just a regular ringer - http://www.cyberdata.net/products/voip/digitalanalog/officeringerv3/index.html.
I'd consider getting some of the SIP speakers for the shops so you can page people out in the loud shops. Those paging speakers are super loud - http://www.cyberdata.net/products/voip/digitalanalog/paging_endpoints.html.
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I knew we recently worked on one of these, just could not recall the make / model.
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Take the phone apart, find teh leads for the speaker, remove them or solder some on if the speaker is on the board. Drill a hole so the leads can come out of it.
Hook those leads up to an airhorn or foghorn. Every time the phone rings you will wake the dead.
edit: youll need to power the airhorn/foghorn obviously -
@momurda said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
Take the phone apart, find teh leads for the speaker, remove them or solder some on if the speaker is on the board. Drill a hole so the leads can come out of it.
Hook those leads up to an airhorn or foghorn. Every time the phone rings you will wake the dead.
edit: youll need to power the airhorn/foghorn obviouslyLOL
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Best answer ever!
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@fuznutz04 said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
That's what I was thinking as well. The only missing piece for me is to figure out how the PA-1 integrates with an existing analog speaker. There are a couple of different ports on the PA-1, including what looks like an RJ11 jack, as well as a Black/Red standard audio connection. For a shop environment, will I need any other external amplifier, or is the built in 4 watt amplifier good enough to power the speaker?
Depends on the speaker. This would work.
http://www.secureaccess.in/downloads/LBD8351_10_4W_Compact_Ceiling_Loudspeaker_Datasheet_51_en_10486837643.pdf -
I always recommend the Snom PA-1 as the go to device for anything like this.
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@momurda said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
Take the phone apart, find teh leads for the speaker, remove them or solder some on if the speaker is on the board. Drill a hole so the leads can come out of it.
Hook those leads up to an airhorn or foghorn. Every time the phone rings you will wake the dead.
edit: youll need to power the airhorn/foghorn obviouslyFoghorn
https://cdn.meme.am/cache/instances/folder858/500x/74673858.jpg -
I put in a snom pa1 for this at my last job. It worked really well and plugged right into the punch down board all the shop speakers were attached to.
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Looks like this guy would fit the bill just fine. https://www.arktel.com/catalog/p-1407-weatherproof-1181-compact-paging-loudspeaker.aspx
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@fuznutz04 said in SIP "Ringer" / external speaker:
Looks like this guy would fit the bill just fine. https://www.arktel.com/catalog/p-1407-weatherproof-1181-compact-paging-loudspeaker.aspx
Dealt with similar situation, the guys in the shop tried a few solutions and settled on a big flashing light (no one liked the additional sound in an already cacophonous environment). Can't recall the vendor, sorry.
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Disco ball, strobe light & laser beams. Got it.
