User`s guide
3: Advanced Programming • 24
Version 1.2 July 2010
Factory Reset (OLED panels only)
If it is necessary to reset the unit to factory defaults 
for  any  reason,  this  can  be  accomplished  by  powering 
up the unit while the rear-panel ID button is depressed.  
Once the unit boots up, you will be prompted “Reset in 
10 seconds” and if you continue to press the ID switch, 
the unit will reset to factory defaults and reboot. 
After the reboot, you will  then be prompted to enter 
the  IP  address  and  subnet  mask.  The  first  four  OLED 
displays are used to display the four octets of the IP ad-
dress or subnet mask, depending on which you have cur-
rently selected.  Once  you have assigned an IP  address 
and subnet mask, you may connect to the unit with your 
web browser and continue with other aspects of the con-
figuration. 
Pressing the ID button at any time will bring up the 
IP setup screens. Press  the  Mic or Spkr key below the 
fourth display to Save or Cancel your settings.
Display Tests
This section describes tests that may be used to trou-
bleshoot controls, displays and indicators on your inter-
com panels. Press and hold ID button for 10 seconds to 
activate the front panel OLED test. Press the ID button  
again when you wish to exit test mode.
OLED Front Panel Test
•  Net, Sync, Livewire, Master LEDS should turn 
on and off, one after another and repeat this pat-
tern as long as the test mode is active.
•  Press  every  button  on  the  front  panel. A Talk 
button  press  lights  up  the  red  LED  and  turns 
on all pixels on the adjacent OLED display. A 
Listen button press turns on the adjacent yellow 
LED.
•   When  a  numeric  keypad  key  is  pressed,  that 
character  is  displayed  on  the auto-answer  sec-
tion OLED display. 
•  The  rotary  knob  values  are  displayed  on  the 
auto-answer section OLED display as they are 
turned. Pressing the knobs lights up the “LINK 
ACTIVE”  LED.  Other  buttons  of  the  auto  an-
swer section light up the adjacent LED.
•  Pressing MUTE SPKR and MUTE MIC, lights 
up adjacent LED. 
Legendable Buttons Front Panel Test
•  The  Net,  Sync,  Livewire,  and  Master  LEDs 
should turn on and off one after another and re-
peat this pattern as long as the test mode is active.
•  As you press a film cap button on the front panel, 
the  color  of  the  button  will  cycle  through  off, 
green, red and yellow with every press. 
•  The rotary encoder controls the brightness of the 
LEDs. As the control is turned, 16 different lev-
els of brightness should be observed.
•  Pressing the rotary encoder will toggle the color 
of all buttons between green and red.
•  Pressing MUTE SPKR and MUTE MIC, lights 
up the adjacent LED.
IC.10X Expander Chassis
The IC.20 IP-Intercom station may be equipped with 
a 10-channel expander unit known as the IC.10X. This is 
a rack-mount chassis with only an AC receptacle, an ID 
button and a Livewire jack on the rear panel. There are 
no audio connections or logic ports on the IC.10X.
Figure 3-11: IC.10X - Expander Chassis










