MVP130BG - Telephone Bogen - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Telephone Paging Interface
Brand	Bogen
Model	MVP130BG
Dimensions (W x H x D)	4.25 x 1.75 x 6.5 inches (108 x 44 x 165 mm)
Weight	1.2 lbs (0.54 kg)
Power Requirements	24 VDC, 200 mA (provided via included power supply)
Audio Output	1.5W RMS into 8 ohms
Input Sensitivity	Adjustable, 0-100 mV
Frequency Response	300 Hz – 3.4 kHz (telephone bandwidth)
Number of Lines	1 telephone line (RJ11)
Paging Trigger	Contact closure or DTMF
Page Output	Balanced line-level (remove pluggable terminal block)
Operation	Automatic page on incoming ring or manual DTMF command
Mounting	Wall-mountable or desk use with included brackets
LED Indicators	Power, Page Active, Line In Use
Control	Volume adjust, page sensitivity, line impedance settings
Enclosure Material	Steel with black powder coat finish
Safety Certifications	FCC Part 15, UL listed
Operating Temperature	32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Included Accessories	Power supply, RJ11 cable, mounting hardware, user manual

Frequently Asked Questions - MVP130BG Bogen

What power supply is required for the Bogen MVP130BG?

The MVP130BG requires a 24 VDC power supply with a minimum of 200 mA. A compatible power supply is included with the unit.

Can I use the MVP130BG with any telephone system?

It works with standard analog telephone lines (POTS) and most PBX extensions. For digital systems, you may need an appropriate analog adapter.

How does the MVP130BG trigger a page?

The unit can trigger a page automatically when an incoming ring is detected, or manually by sending a DTMF code from any phone on the line.

What is the maximum output power for paging?

The built-in amplifier provides 1.5W RMS into an 8-ohm speaker. For larger areas, use the line-level output to connect an external amplifier.

Is the MVP130BG compatible with overhead paging systems?

Yes, the line-level balanced output can feed into most commercial paging amplifiers and 70V or 25V speaker systems.

How do I adjust the microphone/speaker volume?

Use the volume control on the front panel. There is also an internal trim pot for fine-tuning the page sensitivity.

Can I connect multiple MVP130BG units together?

Yes, multiple units can be daisy-chained using the line-level outputs to cover different zones from a single telephone line.

What do the LED indicators mean?

The Power LED stays on when connected. Page Active lights during a page. Line In Use shows the telephone line is busy.

How do I reset the MVP130BG to factory defaults?

There is no reset button; adjust the dip switches and pots inside the unit to the factory positions as described in the manual.

Is technical support available for the MVP130BG?

Bogen provides free technical support by phone and online. You can also find FAQs and manuals on their website.

USER MANUAL MVP130BG Bogen

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Record of Revisions

Revision Description

A Initial Release. (01/07/04)

B Additional application changes (02/16/04)

C Add Caution for Low Power (2/24/04)

Patents

This Product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patent Numbers: 6151333, 5757801, 5682386, 5.301.274; 5.309.562; 5.355.365; 5.355.653; 5.452.289; 5.453.986. Other Patents Pending.

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Bogen paging example using FXS Pass Through feature.

The example below shows a Bogen PCM/ZPM Zone Paging unit at the Corporate site connected through MultiVOIPs to amplifiers and speakers at each of two branch sites. Users at the corporate site can page users at the Branch A and/or Branch B sites.

The FXS Pass Through feature allows an “always on” audio connection to exist between the Corporate site and both Branch A and Branch B sites. The MultiVOIPs use of Silence Compression means little or no bandwidth is used when not paging.

graph TD
    A["Corporate PBX"] -->|CAUTION Set PCMZPM output selector switch to Low Power| B["MVP210-BG"]
    B -->|Zone A| C["MultiTech System"]
    B -->|Zone B| D["MVP210-BG"]
    B -->|FXS Ch1| E["MVP130-BG"]
    B -->|FXS Ch2| F["MVP130-BG"]
    E --> G["Branch A"]
    F --> H["Branch B"]
    I["Internet"] --> J["MVP130-BG"]
    I --> K["MVP130-BG"]
    J --> L["Branch A"]
    K --> M["Branch B"]

Figure 1. Bogen paging system diagram.

1. Preliminary planning: Determine the number of MultiVOIP gateways to be used for the paging network. Assign a unique IP address and identifying number to each MultiVOIP. It is helpful to write this down like below:

MultiVOIP Name	Identifying Number	IP Address Local Voice Channel	Destination MultiVOIP Number	Destination MultiVOIP Voice Channel
Corporate 1	92.168.25.20 1	2 1
			2	3
Branch A 2	92.168.25.21 1	1 1
Branch B 3	92.168.25.22 1	1 2

1. In the Configuration / IP screen of the MultiVOIP Configuration software, configure each MultiVOIP with a unique IP address. Also configure the mask and gateway address. If all MultiVOIPs are located in the same subnet, you can leave the gateway address field blank. Click Ok when finished.

Corporate

Branch A

Branch B

1. In the Configuration/Interface screen, Select each voice channel used for paging from the Select Channel drop-down list and configure that channel so FXS Loop Start and Pass Through are enabled. Click Ok when finished.

1. Go to the Phone Book / Phone Book Modify / Outbound Phone Book / List Entries screen.

1. Click the Add button to add a phone book entry. In the Destination Pattern field, enter the identifying number for one of the remote MultiVOIP units. Enter the IP address of the remote MultiVOIP unit in the IP Address field. Leave the other fields set at their defaults.

1. Click Ok when finished with this entry. Click the Add button as needed to create entries for other remote MultiVOIP units. In our example, the Corporate MultiVOIP would have two entries like below:

The Branch A and Branch B MultiVOIP entries would look like this:

1. In the configuration / Voice/Fax screen, select one of the channels to be used for paging and click the Auto Call Enable checkbox to enable the auto call feature. In the Phone Number field, enter x:y where x equals the remote MultiVOIP identifying number and y equals the remote MultiVOIP Voice Channel number. For example, on Corporate MultiVOIP channel 1 you would enter 2:1 to communicate with Branch A voice channel 1. For best voice quality, configure the Voice Coder field to G.711 U-Law @ 64 kbps. For good voice quality requiring less bandwidth, configure the Voice Coder field to G.723.1 @ 6.3 kbps. You must use the same voice coder on channels that communicate with each other. Leave the other fields set to defaults. Configure the other channels as needed and click Ok when finished.

Corporate Channel 1

Corporate Channel 2

Branch A Channel 1

Branch B Channel 1

1. Select Save Setup / Save and Reboot to save the configuration to the MultiVOIP.

1. Assuming a Bogen PCMZPM is located at Corporate, connect a RJ11 phone cord to channel 1 FXS/FXO jack on the Corporate MultiVOIP. Connect the two wires on the other end of the phone cord to the Zone A + and - leads on the PCMZPM. Connect another RJ11 phone cord between channel 2 FXS/FXO jack and the Zone B + and - leads on the PCMZPM. A cord with an RJ11 plug on one end and tinned leads on the other end is included for this purpose. Caution: set the PCMZPM output selector switch to Low Power
2. At the Branch sites, connect a RJ11 phone cord between the MultiVOIP channel 1 FXS/FXO jack and the TIP/RING leads of the speaker amplifier (TPU-15, for example). You cannot connect the speaker directly to the MultiVOIP.
3. When all MultiVOIPs are powered on, a permanent audio connection will exist between Corporate MultiVOIP channel 1 and Branch A MultiVOIP channel 1. Another permanent audio connection will exist between Corporate MultiVOIP channel 2 and Branch B MultiVOIP channel 1. You can now make pages From Corporate to Branch A and/or Branch B remote sites.