Potential District Standards to Establish

DIV 27 – COMMUNICATIONS

Surface Mounted Raceway: • Shall be metallic (not plastic) and mechanically fastened to surfaces • Glues and/or adhesives are not allowed for mounting/attaching raceways. • Wire Manufacturer: Wiremold, Hubbell or approved equal • Powder coated conduit and accessories manufacturers: Sherwin Williams POWDURA Polyester TGIC Powder Coating

Fire Alarm Communication • Fire alarms will communicate with the central station using an AES 7788F fire alarm communication radio. The radio will operate on the district frequency and will utilize an AES 7794 Intellipro panel to provide full contact ID where available.

Battery Back-up Surge Protection: • TrippLite Smart 1500 LCDXL, or approved equivalent • Mount in rack with power cord clear of other low voltage wiring • Power directed from outlet when feasible

Technology and Information Services Wiring Standard 1. Technical Requirements Architecture/Topology Summary 1.1 Provide all labor, materials, tools and equipment to install data wiring consistent with IEEE EIA/TIA 568B, TSB-36, TSB-40A and IEEE 802.3 100Base-T specification. Each data location will be provisioned with four pair category 6 UTP cable employing 568B termination on Leviton Cat 6 inserts. 1.2 A star or modified-star topology is required in the design of the distribution system. Transmission Media 1.3 All cabling employed will meet or exceed the requirements and specifications for Category 6, eight conductor, four pair unshielded twisted pair cable for LAN applications through data rates of 1000 Mb/s. 1.4 All network component hardware used in all installations will be certified by the manufacturer for data transport to 1000 Mb/s. All panels, cables, outlets, connectors, couplers, cords, and jumpers used in all installations will be provided and installed consistent with standards contained in EIA/TIA 568B, TSB- 36, and TSB-40A. 2. Connection Hardware and Design 2.1 Copper patch cable standards in network rooms are as follows:

Color Utilization Example Green Servers Switch to server Red w/yellow striping X-over – Comcast Switch to switch Yellow w/ red banding Food Services Switch to panel Blue Workstations Switch to panel Purple Wireless Switch to panel White or Grey Security Devices/HVAC Switch to panel Pink VOIP Gateway Switch to Gateway Orange Analog Phone Voice field to panel

2.2 TIS will supply the patch cables used in the network rooms to maintain coordination of the colors and lengths. On projects with over 10 cables, the contractor will provide patch cords. The lengths of patch cords used should be factory made either 3’, 5’ or 7’ with boots. The length used should always be the shortest length that allows for proper routing through the wire management. Excessively long patch cords should not be coiled up and used in place of the correct length.

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2.3 Make sure not to move any of the pink, orange, white, grey, green or red cables to any different ports on either the switches or patch panels. If they need to be temporarily disconnected for any reason, please make note of port numbers on the switch and patch panels where they are connected to ensure that they will be reconnected to the same ports. 3. Equipment Room 3.1 The data network cabling will terminate at a freestanding or wall-mounted rack. Unless otherwise noted, and space permitting, all Main Distribution Frame (MDF) wiring closets will utilize 7-foot freestanding data racks, listed in section 12. SKPS Technology must approve the placement of all racks. Where floor mount data racks are utilized, racks must be both bolted to the floor and secured to walls and meet all code requirements for seismic conditioning. At no time can racks, punch-down blocks or enclosures be secured to bare walls. A fire treated, 3/4-inch minimum plywood backboard must be first installed. All data racks must be grounded. Safety, security, and space utilization will be considered in the design of the MDF. 3.2 Exposed wire pairs will be protected and meet NEC requirements before terminating at the cross- connect field. 4. Satellite Closet Design 4.1 Satellite closet(s) or Intermediate Distribution Frame(s) (IDFs) will be located within six hundred feet (600’) of the Main Distribution Frame (MDF), or the next closest IDF, when within a building to allow horizontal copper cabling to remain within specs. When connecting separate buildings or portables, this does not apply. 4.2 The data network cabling will terminate at a freestanding or wall-mounted cabinet. When utilizing wall mount cabinets at IDF wiring locations, utilize a “swing-style” enclosed wall mount data cabinet, preferably with a minimum of 36-inch high by 19-inch wide by 18-inch deep (36”x19”x18”). Cabinets must be mounted securely onto a fire treated 3/4-inch minimum plywood backboard. Cabinets mounted to the wall must not exceed the height of 6 feet. All data racks must be grounded. Safety, security, and space utilization will be considered in the design of the IDF(s). 4.3 Exposed wire pairs will be protected and meet NEC requirements before terminating at the cross- connect field. 4.4 A. When creating a new IDF in portables the network cabling will terminate at a wall mounted cabinet, listed in section 12. Cabinets must be mounted securely onto a fire treated ¾ inch minimum plywood backboard. Cabinets mounted to the wall must not exceed the height of 6 feet. All data cabinets must be grounded. Safety, security, and space utilization will be considered in the design of the IDF. B. When adding a new portable to a school without existing portables nearby, a new IDF will be created in that portable as stated above, additionally a new fiber will be installed between the new portable IDF and the MDF (refer to fiber specification). C. When adding a new portable to an existing group of portables with an existing IDF in place, the new portable will be connected to the portable with the IDF by underground conduit so that new cabling for the portable can be routed to the IDF without the use of lightning blocks. New cabling will be outdoor rated when aerial and cannot exceed a length of 50’ within the building per code. 4.5 Lightning blocks when used shall be terminated above the ceiling and be properly grounded. Lightning blocks used must be able to pass 1gb data transmission speeds and also pass POE for Cisco devices, listed in section 12. 5. Information Outlets (Data Jacks) 5.1 Information outlets will be wired with EIA/TIA 568B standards. 5.2 RJ45 outlets will be used for voice and data drops. 5.3 See Section 12, Product List for a detail description of items used. 6. Wireless infrastructure support 6.1 Wireless access point installation locations shall be documented on plans. Each wireless access point shall have Cat 6 wiring pulled back to the nearest network room. 6.2 Wireless networks shall be installed only as extensions or additions to hard-wired networks, and not as a replacement for cabled data or phone networks. 6.3 Each WAP will be labeled with the WAP name and number; and also the network jack ID that it is plugged into. 7. Installations Technique 7.1 Where possible, and as the lowest cost solution, flush mounted wall outlets will be installed. 7.2 Wiring is to be installed inside the walls, and run above ceilings or in crawl spaces or passage ways/utility chases below the floors. Division 27 – Page 2 of 6 Revision 8, December 1, 2016

7.3 Any required surface mount cable runs will be protected by the Contractor provided raceway. When raceway must be used, it is preferred to use larger raceway to allow for future expansion. Panduit LD10 or Wiremold 2900 are the preferred sizes. Smaller raceway may be used when going to a location that won’t have additional cabling added in the future, such as a WAP location. 7.4 Wiring runs will not obstruct walkways or service access to mechanical/electrical equipment. All cable shall be self-supported and attached to the structure as required by code. Cable will follow a common path whenever possible, and will not run closer than 18” from any AC power or signal source. 7.5 All Category 6 cable runs shall be tested bi-directionally for end-to-end continuity and polarity. Testing must be performed by a recognized manufacturer’s unit (WireScope, Fluke, MicroTest, etc.), that performs all required certification tests at 350MHz. Each run tested must meet current EIA/TIA 568B standards. Hardcopy of each run’s test results, along with a disk backup, are required by the District. Each hardcopy test result must show the run’s unique identity number. Additionally, data runs shall be tested to meet TSB-40A specifications for attenuation and, NEXT, and return loss requirements. This means that each individual wire run, after termination, will be certified with a category 6 qualified testing device. All test results are to be documented and turned over to the Network Services Group at Technology and Information Services. 7.6 Each cable run will be tagged at both ends with the same assigned numbers or letters. All jacks will be labeled with the corresponding connection at the cross-connect field. 7.7 Materials that may be required by the vendor for horizontal sub-system includes, but is not limited to, the following: Horizontal Cable (four pair cabling for outlets) Wall outlets and faceplates at all locations All cross-connect fields and wiring termination Wire distribution rings, racks, raceway or troughs All fire stops required by code Labor and material required to restore vendor-damaged surfaces (walls, ceilings and floors). Additional required materials. Examples: tie wraps, Velcro, face plates, anchors, support hardware, clamps, labeling equipment, and labels. 7.8 Vendor functions include the following work items for installation of the horizontal sub-system: Placing all cabling Mounting and labeling information outlets Placing cross-connects Terminating cables Cleaning the work area upon completion Removal of all old replaced cable (related to the project)

8. Penetrations and Supports Salem-Keizer School District 24J requires that all penetrations of firewalls 1-inch or greater must be sleeved with metal conduit. For penetrations into classrooms or offices with up to 24 cables, the STI EZ Path 22 will be used. For larger rooms or hallways that feed multiple classrooms with up to 120 cables, the STI EZ Path 33 will be used. If an existing conduit fill has reached 60 per cent or more of the conduit’s capacity a new EZ Path shall be installed. Any penetrations smaller than 7/8-inch or less do not require metal sleeving, but must be filled with fire-rated sealant. All conduit, after installation of cable, must also be filled and sealed with fire-rated sealant. Please note it is the contractor’s responsibility to meet all state, local, and federal building code requirements. As a rule, all wiring closet and floor penetrations/sleeving must be a minimum of 4-inches in diameter. As stated above, all code requirements relevant to fire rating must be observed by the contractor. At no time may cables be supported by any temporary building structure, i.e., conduit, duct work, water pipes, T-bar ceiling tiles and/or support wires. Again, it is the responsibility of the contractor to meet all state, local, and federal building codes. All cable must be supported above the ceiling approximately every (4) to (6) feet. Usage of metallic D-rings and drive rings are permitted. All cable ties above the ceiling must be plenum rated. Non-plenum rated cable ties are permitted within the wiring closet area. All cables must be neatly bundled and supported in a professional manner. Any cable runs in exposed public viewing areas, i.e., classrooms, hallways, etc., must be enclosed in Wiremold raceway. All Wiremold raceway must be secured with the use of anchors/screws. At no time will the exclusive use of double “sticky” backed tape be permitted. All Wiremold raceway caps/splices must be secured. If nonmetallic Wiremold raceway is utilized, all splice caps, ceiling caps, etc., must be secured to the Wiremold raceway. Use of a silicone based adhesive is permitted. Division 27 – Page 3 of 6 Revision 8, December 1, 2016

9. Documentation All cable testing documentation will be included as part of the “AS-BUILT” drawings or layouts. These drawings will show all outlet locations, routes taken, and any core-drill/penetrations that were performed. Outlet locations shown will include their respective unique identity numbers. As-Built documentation is due within three (3) weeks after any wiring installation is accepted by the District as complete. FINAL PAYMENT will not be issued until the As-Builts are furnished to Technology and Information Services and is approved. Failure to provide this documentation in the time frame stated will be cause for cancellation of the contract. All documentation will be furnished to Technology and Information Services. A copy of the test results and As-Built drawings must be maintained by the Contractor for a minimum period of one (1) year from the time of acceptance by the District.

10. Fiber Optic Cabling District specifications require a minimum of six (6) fiber strands, OS1, between each main building wiring closet (MDF) and its respective (IDF) wiring closets, unless otherwise noted. All cable must be plenum rated and/or run within plenum rated inner-duct, unless interlocking armored fiber is used. All ends will be terminated on LC style connectors. All terminated connectors will be mounted inside fiber optic enclosures. Enclosures will be rack mounted when utilizing floor mounted data racks and when utilizing wall mounted data cabinets. Fiber enclosures are to be consolidated into a larger enclosure when there is a smaller enclosure already existing on the rack, so that there are not multiple enclosures within the same rack. All fiber strands will be tested bidirectionally utilizing an OTDR. 11. Warranty The contractor shall warrant all labor and material supplied for a period of one (1) year from the date of final testing and acceptance.

12. Product List Following is a list of the products or equivalents used. Technology must approve all parts used. Cables: Fiber: Berktek, OS1, armored plenum fiber, 6 strand; S-IPJ-6-DN-YL-BER Copper: Plenum Cat 6: Berktek Lanmark 6, blue; 10032093 Outdoor: Commscope, Cat 6 outdoor, black; 4665904/10 6NF4+ Materials: Fiber Shelf: Corning Cable Systems, fiber optic housing; CCH-01U Fiber Connector: Corning Cable Systems, LC connector; 95-201-98-SP Fiber adaptor panel: Corning Cable Systems, OS1, LC; CCH-CP06-A9 Cabinet: Chatsworth Products Inc, Wall mount cabinet; 13050-712 (small for single portables) Cabinet: Chatsworth Products Inc, Wall mounted Cube-it cabinet; 11840-7XX (XX being size needed either: 24”; 36”; or 48”) Rack: Chatsworth Products Inc., Universal Rack 7’; 55053-503 (Existing applications) Vertical wire management: Chatsworth Products, Inc. CSS 6”WX7’; 30165-703 (Existing applications) Cable runway: Chatsworth Products Inc, Universal Cable Runway, black, 10250-712 Rack: Ortronics, Mighty Mo, 7’, black; OR-MM6706 (New applications)

Vertical wire management: Ortronics, 7’, black; OR-MM10VMD712 (New applications) Patch panel: Leviton 48 port, Cat6: 69586-U48 Jacks: Leviton, Cat 6 blue; 61110-RL6 Face plate: Leviton, X port, ivory: 41080-XIP (X being # of ports) Surface mount box: Leviton, 1-port, Ivory: 41089-1IP Specified Technologies EZ Path; either EZD22 or EZD33 Lightning blocks: ITW; Cat 6-75 Erico 2” J-hooks for wire support Revision 8, December 1, 2016 Division 27 – Page 4 of 6

4” EMT sleeving 6 AWG grounding wire Grounding busbar ¾” Velcro for cable dressing

WAP parts: Shelf: Oberon Wireless: 1010-00 Enclosure: Oberon Wireless: 1015-C

LOW VOLTAGE WIRING PRACTICES

NEW STRUCTURES

1. All low-voltage wiring shall be run in cable trays or raceways in all ceiling, mechanical and/or concealed spaces. 2. Wherever possible, control panels for low-voltage systems (fire alarm, intercom, clock, telephone, etc.) shall be situated to allow for common routing of main wiring runs. 3. Low-voltage wiring runs will be kept separated from high voltage wiring to minimize interference. 4. Low-voltage wiring, whether in trays or free running, shall run either with structural elements of the building, or at 90o to structural elements. Line of sight “spider web” wire runs shall not be allowed. 5. Low-voltage wiring runs shall be laid out in such a manner as to allow ample service access to other mechanical or electrical equipment that is in the same space. 6. In suspended ceiling systems, access to equipment above the ceiling shall not be blocked by an accumulation of wires, cables, optical fiber cables and raceways that prevents removal of access panels, including suspended ceiling panels. Wiring shall be suspended according to State and Federal codes. 7. Each wire run shall be clearly identified and labeled. Wire runs shall be identified at all junction and pull boxes and within 10 feet of any access point in ceilings, voids or plenums. Wires shall be identified within 10 feet of through wall fittings, conduits or nipples. As-built drawings and O & M manuals will list wiring runs keyed to the field identification. 8. Remove all old replaced wire (related to the project).

EXISTING STRUCTURES

1. As much as possible, low-voltage wiring installed in existing structures as a retrofit shall conform to the same requirements described for new structures. 2. In most cases, trays or raceways will not be available so it is important that good workmanship practices be followed: a. It is the responsibility of the contractor to become aware of the presence of asbestos in the particular project facility. The District will provide site surveys for each facility at each site and at no time is the contractor to disturb asbestos material. Any remediation necessary because of contractor's work shall be charged back to the contractor. b. Wiring shall run either with or at 90o to building structural elements. c. Wire runs shall be grouped together as much as possible. Individual runs shall be neatly “branched” off main run looms. d. All wiring shall be supported and protected as required by code from structural members of the building. e. Mechanical, plumbing, or other electrical lines, conduit or equipment shall not be used for support of low-voltage wiring. Low-voltage wiring shall not be draped across this equipment.

f. Wire runs shall be kept clear of walkways, access points, and service areas in spaces shared with other equipment. g. Penetrations of existing walls shall be neatly made. Holes shall be resealed after wires have been run. h. Wire runs penetrating firewalls shall be done according to code with openings resealed so as to maintain the required fire rating.

Workmanship:

1. Low-voltage wiring should be laid out neatly with straight runs and with sweep 90o bend radiuses.

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2. Wiring in terminal and junction boxes should be neatly laid out, not just bunched together. Wires terminating at “punch down blocks” should be brought in neatly.

SUBMITTALS

1. Copies of as-built, product data, installation, record drawings and test results should be provided to Technology and Information Services and on occasion to the Facilities Department.

Additional Work

1. If at the time the Contractor is at the site and additional work is requested beyond the original scope of services, the work WILL NOT BE COMPLETED at that time. There may not be funds available for the additional work, and the District will not be responsible for any additional work without the approval of the originating Department contact. You may provide an estimate for the additional work with a copy to the Technology Department, but no work will be completed at this time.

Peak Periods:

1. This is to advise you that the District experiences peak periods of activities during the contract period. The successful Contractor will be expected to provide personnel to meet the demands of the periods.

• Late August and early September, with the return of teachers and the beginning of the school year. • May and June of the fiscal year. The District’s fiscal year ends June 30 of each period.

2. These peak periods can be challenging to both the District and the Contractor as the work requested must be completed with little notification and a demand from the originating department for the work to be completed.

3. Special attention must be given to the projects that are requested during the May/June peak period. Because of District requirements, all projects that are completed during the current fiscal year (July 1 through June 30) must be completed and invoiced prior to June 30 of the fiscal year. 7.

MASTER INTERCOM/CLOCK SYSTEM

General Information • InformaCast, no substitutions will be accepted

Equipment • See detailed information below for equipment specifications: o InformaCast by Singlewire- Control Software and Server. o Advanced Network Devices- IP Speakers and Clocks o Atlas Sound (InformaCast) IP Horns Execution • Comply with Execution requirements in Section 27 00 00 and 27 05 28 included in this division.

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® INFORMACAST

InformaCast is a software solution that transforms devices on your network into a powerful system for IP paging and emergency alerting. It integrates easily with Cisco phones overhead speakers, strobes, panic buttons, and more to increase the speed, reach, and success rate of your emergency alerts.

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Singlewire Software | 2601 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 510, Madison, WI 53713 | 1.608.661.1140 | www.singlewire.com Alerts InformaCast makes it easy to send an alert to many different devices at the same time. This layered to Many approach increases the odds that people receive your Devices alert and get important information they need during an emergency.

Cisco Phone Alerts InformaCast can send audio and text alerts to groups of Cisco IP phones. You can send an alert through the InformaCast user interface or by picking up a phone, dialing the designated extension, and speaking.

IP Speaker Alerts InformaCast can send audio and/or scrolling text alerts to IP speakers and clocks on your network. You can choose to send alerts to all the speakers on your network or just the ones located in specific buildings, wings, or floors.

Analog Speaker Alerts InformaCast can integrate with your existing analog speakers so you don’t have to replace them. When you configure your existing analog paging zones using InformaCast’s Legacy Paging Interface, you can add these zones as recipients of InformaCast alerts.

Panic Button Alerts InformaCast can integrate with panic buttons to make triggering emergency alerts fast and easy. You can place a panic button in any room or conceal it under a desk to serve as a discreet call button for your reception staff. When someone pushes the button, a pre-recorded InformaCast alert will go to designated devices.

Computer Pop-Up Alerts InformaCast can send text and audio alerts to computer workstations. The alerts appear in a pop-up window that you can customize with your company’s logo and color(s). InformaCast also provides the option for people to respond.

Singlewire Software | 2601 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 510, Madison, WI 53713 | 1.608.661.1140 | www.singlewire.com Digital Signage Alerts InformaCast can send alerts to digital signage displays to supplement other types of alerts. It’s also a great way to make alerts accessible for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Alerts to Two-Way Police/Security Radios InformaCast can send alerts to groups of police/security radios when you need to notify law enforcement or security officers of an emergency in your organization. Alerts are delivered as one-way audio broadcasts.

Which Types of Alerts Can You Send with InformaCast?

Live, Audio Alerts Audio alerts that are delivered in real time as you speak. You can initiate this type of alert by pressing a button or dialing an extension on a Cisco IP phone. The alert is delivered to pre- configured groups of Cisco IP phones.

Adhoc Audio Alerts Audio alerts that are recorded live, but not delivered until you’re satisfied and you trigger the alert to go out. You can re-record as many times as you’d like.

Pre-Recorded Audio and Text Alerts Audio and text alerts that are created during a non-critical time. You can assign groups of devices that you want to receive these alerts, set how you’d like someone to be able to trigger these alerts, and save them in the system. They’ll then be available for quick and easy delivery during an emergency situation.

Singlewire Software | 2601 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 510, Madison, WI 53713 | 1.608.661.1140 | www.singlewire.com Intelligent InformaCast has several intelligent emergency alerting features. After the initial configuration, these features are Emergency automatic. Alerting

Emergency Call Monitoring, Recording, and Alerting InformaCast can detect when someone in your facility dials 911 or an internal emergency number. When this happens, InformaCast sends an alert to internal safety team members, managers, local first responders and other designated people. The alert includes information about when, where, and by whom the call was placed to facilitate a fast, organized response.

Weather Monitoring and Alerting InformaCast monitors Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) feeds from Federal agencies like the National Weather Service and NOAA. You can configure it to forward only alerts that pertain to your geographic area. The alerts can go to facility speakers, specific phone numbers or email addresses, and more.

Conference Call Management When an emergency alert goes out, InformaCast can bring key people together into a conference call to coordinate an emergency response. These people will receive a phone call with a recording of the initial alert and an invitation to join the conference call bridge. They can invite other people to join the call by providing them with a designated extension.

Website RSS Feed Monitoring You can configure InformaCast to monitor RSS feeds from designated websites. Whenever those feeds are updated with new content, it will send an alert to a designated group of people.

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Alerts to Twitter You can assign Twitter accounts to recipient groups in InformaCast and send text alerts to those accounts in the same way you would an IP phone or other device.

Alerts to WordPress You can assign WordPress websites to recipient groups in InformaCast and send text alerts to those websites in the same way you would an IP phone or other device.

Alerts to Cisco® Jabber™ Instant Messaging Clients You can send InformaCast alerts to people via the Cisco Jabber IM client. Alerts are delivered as instant messages, and include the short text of the InformaCast alert and a link to play back audio. The Jabber IM plugin is compatible with Cisco’s on-premises and off-premises solutions, Cisco Unified Communications Manager IM, Presence, and WebEx.

Inbound and Outbound Email Alerts When InformaCast receives an email from a designated email account, it can automatically send out a text and/or audio alert. Alternatively, InformaCast can send text/audio alerts to groups of email accounts.

Singlewire Software | 2601 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 510, Madison, WI 53713 | 1.608.661.1140 | www.singlewire.com Simple InformaCast has a built-in interface that allows you to schedule alerts and tones as far in advance as you’d like. Scheduling You can use this for a variety of functions, but the most Interface common are listed below.

School Bells, Passing Period Alerts, and Announcements You can schedule bells in advance for the entire school year. You can also create alternate bell schedules for teacher inservice days, early release days, exams, and more. Anyone who is authorized to use InformaCast can make day-of changes in the user interface, even after the schedule is set. You can use this same method to schedule a musical recording to play during passing periods or to schedule end-of-day announcements.

Shift Change Alerts You can schedule a 5-minute warning towards the end of a shift so people know to wrap up their work, clean up, etc., and then an alert that marks the end of the shift. This is especially helpful for organizations that have different crews for first, second, and third shift.

Closing Announcements You can schedule InformaCast alerts to let people know when your store or facility is closing, when visiting hours are over, or when it’s the end of the work day.

Prayer Time Scheduling InformaCast can calculate prayer times for your location (based on latitude and longitude) and send scheduled prayer alerts. You can create schedules for multiple locations and you have the option to customize the message of the alert, bell or tone, and recipients. This feature is especially helpful if your organization accommodates the Islamic practice of scheduled prayer.

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URL Triggers to Third Party Applications InformaCast can reach a third party application via a URL. This feature is typically used when the third party application has an API that can accept an inbound HTTP trigger from InformaCast. For example, InformaCast activates an IP-enabled security system by making an API REST call via a URL.

Custom Java and JavaScript Integrations You can build a custom Java/JavaScript integration by creating a script file containing code that can participate at various phases of the broadcast. The integration can be deep—relaying audio associated with the broadcast—or simple. This depends on how much code is written, and how much of the exposed interface is used.

Inbound and Outbound Application Programming Interface (API) You can configure InformaCast to remotely monitor and/or trigger systems and devices on the network via InformaCast’s open API.

Integration with Facility Systems and Devices InformaCast can integrate with facility systems and devices via contact closure (machine-to-machine) configuration.

With this configuration, an outgoing InformaCast alert can trigger an action. For example, a school administrator sends a lockdown alert and InformaCast automatically triggers the electronic door lock system to lock all interior doors.

It can also work the other way around, with an event triggering an InformaCast alert. For example, there’s a fire in your building and someone pulls the fire alarm. InformaCast sends an alert with evacuation procedures to all IP speakers in your facility.

Singlewire Software | 2601 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 510, Madison, WI 53713 | 1.608.661.1140 | www.singlewire.com Extra Paid These extra paid options add functionality to InformaCast and make non-typical configurations Options simpler.

InformaCast Mobile InformaCast Mobile is a cloud-based service that allows you to send images, text, and pre-recorded audio alerts to mobile devices. It can broadcast both pre-defined and dynamic alerts to iOS or Android devices via the push network (requires InformaCast Mobile app). It can reach Windows, Blackberry, and feature phones via SMS text. It can also place phone calls and send emails to any capable device.

Senders can request a response, access data reports, view a list of who read their message, and configure InformaCast Mobile to escalate based on responses.

InformaCast Mobile’s bi-directional integration with InformaCast allows senders to reach both InformaCast Mobile distribution lists and InformaCast distribution lists. This means a sender can trigger an alert from InformaCast Mobile and reach people on-and-off-premises via mobile devices, Cisco IP phones, email, social media, speakers, strobes, digital signage, etc.

Paging Gateway Server The Paging Gateway plugin and Paging Gateway server allow you to send InformaCast audio alerts across a network that otherwise wouldn’t support multicast traffic.

Park and Page Park and Page is a feature of InformaCast that provides automatic call routing, customized escalation, and centralized call management across several locations. InformaCast uses a Cisco Unified Communications Manager configuration along with a combination of recipient groups and InformaCast alerts to automatically park calls, direct them to the right department, and notify associates in that department.

If no one picks up, InformaCast can escalate by re-directing the call to the correct department at a different branch, the manager on duty, or a centralized call center.

School Messenger You can configure InformaCast to treat SchoolMessenger jobs as recipients of InformaCast alerts. This allows you to assign them to recipient groups and send InformaCast alerts to them in the same way you would an IP phone or other device.

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Cisco Compatibility InformaCast is compatible with most versions of Cisco Unified Communications Manager and most Cisco IP phone models. See full compatibility lists at www.singlewire.com/compatibility-matrix.html

Technology Partners There are several technology vendors that produce InformaCast-compliant IP speakers, panic buttons, contact closures, zone controllers, digital displays, and third-party applications. Learn more about these companies at www.singlewire.com/partners-technology.html

Technical Requirements* • VMware ESXi 4.0 or later • 4 Gb of memory • A dedicated virtual CPU (vCPU) is required • A single virtual NIC configured for bridging, not NAT; InformaCast will not work through NAT’d network connections • 80 Gb disk, which can be either local disk or SAN-attached disk (the SAN may be of any type supported by VMware) • CUCM 8.5 or newer with multicast-enabled network (unicast gateway is available for WAN if needed) *Please see Hardware Requirements on www.singlewire.com/compatibility-matrix.html for updates

Licensing Model We license InformaCast according to the number of devices you want to reach with InformaCast alerts. These could include: Cisco IP phones, InformaCast-compliant IP speakers, and networked Windows/Mac machines running the InformaCast Desktop Notifier. Maintenance contracts are available for purchase in 1-5 year subscriptions and provide access to upgrades, patches, and the Singlewire Support Team. For pricing and ordering information, contact your authorized Cisco re-seller or a Singlewire representative.

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IPSWD-RWB IP Speaker with LED Display and Flashers

IP Speaker Overview Features The IP Speaker is a Power over Ethernet (PoE, PoE+) synchronized clock and Built in Web Server: intercom that requires only an RJ-45 connector to connect to existing data • Send text messages to the device from the networks. Simultaneously, broadcast to both phones and speakers. The clock web page auto synchronizes and can be used as a scrolling text display. Standard built in • Configurable brightness, fonts and volume • Configurable NTP time server, time zone microphone and speaker for two way communication. • Device Status • Field upgradable Capabilities

Timer/Stopwatch: Flashers: Clock: Line In/ Out: • Display 4 or 6 digits • Configurable for emergencies • 3” numbers/text • Independent line-in. • Configurable fonts and colors or alerts • Atomic time • Can be configured to send line in audio • Count up or down • Three individually controlled: • Never needs setting to the speaker and/or add additional • Count days, hours, minutes, one Red, one White, one Blue • Auto-adjust for Daylight Savings speakers seconds, 1/100ths of seconds • Display 4 or 6 digits • Display timer and clock simul- • Configurable fonts and colors Easy Installation: taneously • Only requires CAT 5 connection (up to • Event based trigger 300ft) to network • Power over Ethernet (no power cord or adapter). No other equipment needed

GPIO: • 2 inputs, 1 output • Can be activated multiple ways including via telephone or programmatically.

Multicast: • Full multicast and broadcast support. Send audio and/or scrolling text to individual, multiple, or all devices simultaneously.

Sound Masking: • Generate configurable pink noise via push button or programmatically. Scrolling Text: Microphone: Audio:

Supports multiple types of • Monitoring • 8” High efficiency PA Speaker Two Way Communication: messages: • Two way talking/Intercom • Optional ancillary 8-ohm speaker • Activate via push button • Custom Configuration • Paging Supervision • Bell scheduling, reminders and • Allows for full duplex hands free • Reminders • Hands-free talk back alarms communication • Alerts • Clock chimes • Optional button for hand-free push to • Advertising • Voice paging from a PC or IP talk capability Auto Dimming: phone, scheduled or ad hoc • RSS/Twitter/News/Weather/ Automatically dim for different • Interoperates with Cisco and other VoIP • Use provided notifications, Stock feeds times of day. Reduce power alarms, audio files (sport, holiday, network and phones • Configurable fonts and colors usage at night to save energy • 1 or 2 Line Display traditional, etc.), or your own

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IPSWD-RWB Software Options

• AND devices can operate standalone and do not require external software for atomic timekeeping and sending text messages from the device’s web server. However, application software can be used to take advantage of the device capabilities which can then be integrated into applications like mass notification system, a phone network, etc.

• AND Clockwise: Developed and Supported by AND. Instantly finds and provide controls for all of you AND devices. The software provides a clock/alarm feature that supports scheduling events, alarms, stopwatch, timer with an optional sound library. It also send News/RSS/Twitter/Weather/Stock feeds, etc. messages to AND devices with a display.

• Third Party Software: AND has had a long standing relationship with various third party software providers. AND devices support Informacast (Singlewire), SA-Announce (Syn-Apps), IPSession (IPCelerate), MessageNet Systems, BellComander (Acro Vista), and others. AND devices will work with SIP-compatible products/PBX, such as Asterisk, 3CX, ShoreTel, etc.

• NOTE: AND Clockwise and 3rd Party Software can run concurrently Mounting Options IPSWD-RWB comes with a separate back box. Choose from surface mount (IPS-SM1) or flush mount (IPS-FM1) options.

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Diagram 1 IPSWD- RWB Dimensions

Front Back Side

Specifications Supported Protocols

• Weight: 8lbs • SIP • DHCP • Speaker Size: 8” • IPv4 • IGMP • HTTP • ICMP • Average Sensitivity: 95dB, 1W/1M • SLP • TCP/IP • Audio Power: 8 W/16 W • TFTP • UDP • Frequency Response: 60 Hz-17 kHz • NTP • MDNS and

• PoE (IEEE802.3af) 15.4 W or • SNMPV1 MDNS-SD • PoE+ (IEEE802.3at) 30.0 W Diagram 2 & 8” Speaker Polar Plot SNMPV2c • 10/100 Mb network connection 2 kHz Octave Band, Grid Spacing = 6dB/Division

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IPSIGNL-RWB IP Clock Signboard with Flashers

IP Clock Overview Features The IP Sign is a dual-speaker Power over Ethernet (PoE, PoE+) synchronized clock Built in Web Server: and intercom that requires only an RJ-45 connector to connect to existing data • Send text messages to the device from the networks. Simultaneously, broadcast to both phones and speakers. The clock auto web page • Configurable brightness, fonts and volume synchronizes and can be used as a scrolling text display for all sorts of streaming • Configurable NTP time server, time zone messages. Built in microphone and speaker for two way communications. • Device Status • Field upgradable Capabilities Line In/ Out: • Independent line-in. Timer/Stopwatch: Flashers: Clock: • Can be configured to send line in audio • Large display area allows for • Configurable for emergencies • 4.5” numbers/text simultaneous large clock and or alerts • Atomic time to the speaker and/or add additional timer, and scrolling text • Three individually controlled: • Never needs setting speakers • Display 4 or 6 digits one Red, one White, one Blue • Auto-adjust for Daylight Savings • Configurable fonts and colors • Display 4 or 6 digits Easy Installation: • Count up or down • Configurable fonts and colors • Only requires CAT 5 connection (up to • Count days, hours, minutes, 300ft) to network seconds, 1/100ths of seconds • Power over Ethernet (no power cord or • Display timer and clock simul- adapter). No other equipment needed taneously • Event based trigger GPIO: • 2 inputs, 1 output • Can be activated multiple ways including via telephone or programmatically.

Multicast: • Full multicast and broadcast support. Send audio and/or scrolling text to individual, multiple, or all devices simultaneously.

Sound Masking: Scrolling Text: Microphone: Audio: • Generate configurable pink noise via Supports multiple types of • Monitoring • 2 8” High efficiency PA Speakers. push button or programmatically. messages: • Two way talking/Intercom • Bell scheduling, alerts, reminders, • Custom Configuration • Paging Supervision clock chimes, and alarms via Clock- • Reminders • Hands-free talk back wise or 3rd party software Two Way Communication: • Alerts • Voice paging from a PC or IP phone, • Activate via push button • Advertising scheduled or ad hoc. • Allows for full duplex hands free • RSS/Twitter/News/Weather/ Auto Dimming: • Use provided notifications, alarms, communication Stock feeds audio files (sport, holiday, traditional, • Optional button for hand-free push to • Configurable fonts and colors Automatically dim for different etc.), or your own times of day. Reduce power talk capability • 1 or 2 Line Display usage at night to save energy • Interoperates with Cisco and other VoIP network and phones

Advanced Network Devices • 3820 Ventura Dr. Arlington Hts. IL 60004 • Phone: 847-463-2236 • Fax: 847-359-5418 Website: www.anetd.com • E-Mail: [email protected]

IPSIGNL-RWB Software Options

• NOTE: AND Clockwise and 3rd Party Software can run concurrently

Diagram 1 IPSIGNL-RWB Dimensions

Specifications Supported Protocols

• Weight: 26 lbs • SIP • DHCP • Speaker Size: 2, 8” speakers • IPv4 • IGMP • HTTP • ICMP • Average Sensitivity: 95dB, 1W/1M • SLP • TCP/IP • Audio Power: 8 W/16 W • TFTP • UDP • Frequency Response: 350 Hz-10kHz • NTP • MDNS and

• PoE (IEEE802.3af) 15.4 W • SNMPV1 MDNS-SD • PoE+ (IEEE802.3at) 30.0 W & Diagram 2 SNMPV2c • 10/100 Mb network connection 8” Speaker Polar Plot • PoE+ recommended 2 kHz Octave Band, Grid Spacing = 6dB/Division

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XX-Large Multi-Purpose Guards

FEATURES • Bright zinc plated • Epoxy lacquer clear coat • Multiple sizes G2063 • Constructed with heavy gauge wire G2075

GENERAL american time™ guards are designed to protect your equipment from inadvertent damage while maintaining optimum visibility. ATS stocks a wide variety of shapes and sizes for immediate delivery to you. Ask your customer service representative about our custom guards manufactured for the unique products you need to protect. Measurements are inside dimensions.

DESCRIPTION american time™ guards are plated and clear coated for corrosion resistance and optimal appearance. The finish on the guards is designed for protection wherever they are used, internal or external. Some of the guards are hinged for easy access to the product after attachment to the wall. Mounting hinges can be added to all other guards for additional cost. Call our customer service representatives for pricing. ATS guards are manufactured with #3 gauge, (approx. .250" diameter), #6 gauge (approx. .200" diameter) or #8 gauge (approx. .150" diameter) wire material. Guards have welded tabs with mounting holes (designed to accept .250" diameter fastening lags, bolts or screws) or looping foot attachments for easy installation.

ORDERING INFORMATION Part # Size 3 Gauge Wire G2075 153/4" x 121/4" x 43/4" deep G2063 261/4" x 153/4" x 63/4" deep G2057 233/4" x 201/2" x 121/2" deep G2072 313/4" x 24" x 9" deep G2069 161/2" x 11" x 9" deep G2086 271/4" x 14" x 8" deep G2019 201/4" x 183/4" x 121/4" deep G2066 22" x 22" x 11" deep G2067 25" x 24" x 13" deep G2089 233/4" x 233/4" x 233/4" deep G2059 261/2" x 16" x 14" deep

6 Gauge Wire G2004 20" x 15" x 6" deep H001872 20" x 16" x 73/4" deep G2020 26" x 141/2" x 141/2" deep G2090 29" x 233/4" x 41/2" deep

3 & 6 Gauge Wire G2018 20" x 17" x 7" deep

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SD72 Series 8" Preassembled Speaker Package

Specifications Model SD72 SD72W SD72WV

Size 8" (205mm) 8" (205mm) 8" (205mm)

Power Taps .25, .5, 1, 2, & 5 Watts

Sensitivity 97dB Average

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APF-15/APF-15T/L20 Series

Omni-Purpose® 15 Watt Flange-Mounting Loudspeakers Features • High-Efficiency, 15 Watt Compression Driver with Proven Record of Outstanding Service Reliability • Double Re-Entrant Design Provides Superior Audibility of Voice and Tone Signaling L20-100 with APF-15 and BX-3A • Vandal and Environment-Resistant Metal Construction for Outdoor or Indoor Use • Transformer (T) Equipped Models for Versatile 25, 70.7, or 100V Line Applications

• May Be Flange or Recess Mounted

• Choose From Matching Grilles, Enclosures, and Mounting Rings

L20-101 with APF-15T (Order Separately) APF-15 Series Specifications Applications

5/10 Communicate voice and electronic signals clearly in industrial,

A Models APF-15, APF-15T commercial, recreational, transportation and service facilities with Rev

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. 700 Hz - 5500 Hz (±5dB) Description Sensitivity 120dB at 15 Watts (Peak) owners e 114dB at 15 Watts/1 Meter (Avg) 700 - 5500 Hz Provide 15 Watts of continuous power handling with superior intelligibility ® 104dB at 1 Watt/1 Meter (Avg) 700 - 5500 Hz and efficiency with Atlas Sound APF Series Omni-Purpose loudspeakers. respectiv

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Soun Loudspeaker shall be Atlas Sound Model (APF-15 or 8" diameter loudspeakers. (See chart below). Model MK-2 or FAMT-6 s APF-15T) or approved equal. Unit shall be double re-entrant type with mounting kit is required for 8" models. Recessed installation may be Atla

1 f 2 o compression driver mounted within weather-resistant housing. Audio accomplished by mounting Models APF-15 or APF-15T into a 4" or 5 ⁄ " k power capability shall be 15 Watts continuous. Frequency response shall deep opening, respectively, or to an L20 Series enclosure. L20 Series be 600-14,000 Hz (nominal), 700-5500 Hz (± 5dB). Sound pressure level also includes mounting rings and baffles (see below). Loudspeakers are trademar a

finished in grey baked epoxy. UL versions, Models APF-15TU and APF-

s shall be 114dB (15W/1M), 104dB (1W/1M). Sound dispersion angle shall i d be 95˚. Transformer-equipped loudspeaker shall have impedance selection 15TUC are available. (Request SL2-1459). Soun

via seven position switch of 5000, 2500, 1300, 666, 333, 89 and 45 s Accessories Ohms. Power taps shall be available at .48, .94, 1.8, 7.5 and 15 watts on Atla

. 25V line; 1, 2, 3.8, 7.5 and 15 Watts on 70.7V line; and 2, 4, 7.7, and 15 BX-3A Vandal resistant cover plate for armored cable 3 Watts on 100V line. Loudspeaker mounting shall be by eight ⁄16" evenly and conduit connection. Constructed of cast reserved

s 5 7 spaced holes. Model APF-15 dimensions shall be Dia 5 ⁄8" x D 3 ⁄16" x Dia aluminum. 15 5 3 right

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9 5 s L20-220 Round Style - Diameter 8 ⁄16" (217mm) x Deep ⁄8" (16mm) 3 9 L20-100 Round Grille - Diameter 11" (279mm) x Deep ⁄8" (10mm) L20-201 Round Recessed - Diameter 8 ⁄16" (217mm) x Deep 6" (152mm)

Atla L20-222 Same as L20-220 with Mounting Ears for 24" Lay-In Tile

0 5 193-8-6 Square Recessed - Square 9 ⁄8" (244mm) x Deep 6" (152mm) 1 3 L20-101 Square Grille - Square 10 ⁄2" (267mm) x Deep ⁄16" (5mm)

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Recessed Vandal-Proof

Baffles And Accessories For 4", 8", and Horn Loudspeakers

Features

• Tamperproof Protection for Cone Loudspeakers and Re-Entrant Horns • Special Aluminum Alloy Construction Provides Twice The Strength of Conventional Cast Aluminum Baffles • Choice of Attractive Square or Round Models Meets Varying Application and Aesthetic Requirements

Applications

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TS00160 General Description A

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Specifications FAMT-6

VP60-R Retrofits Baffle Model VP60-R, VP410-S, VP161-R8 Mounts Horn Model APF-15(T), APF-15TUC(R) Mounts Loudspeaker 8" (203mm) Horn Adapter FAMT-6* 161RES 3 Diameter 12 ⁄4" (324mm) Height 9.63" (245mm) Depth 1" (25mm) Enclosure** (T)95-8 Series, 96-8 Series, CS95-8, Q408 Width 9.63" (245mm) Mounting Ring 75-8(E1)(E2),76-8 Depth 6" (152mm)

Weight 2.8 Lbs. (1.3 kg.)VP60-R 161SES 7/11

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161RES

Stainless-Steel Recessed Enclosure

General Description

• Durable Enclosure Designed to Recess Mount VP161 Series Vandal- Proof Baffles

• Accommodates A Wide Variety of Loudspeaker / Transformer Configurations

• Heavy-Duty 18-Gauge Stainless Steel Construction Includes Undercoating and A Natural Finish

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ZONEC2

Zone Controller 2 Zone Controller 2 Overview Features Advanced Network Device’s (AND) devices are Power over Ethernet (PoE, PoE+) Built in Web Server: and require only an RJ-45 connector to connect to existing data networks. You can • Configurable volume • Device status broadcast simultaneously to both phones and speakers. When you implement an AND • Field upgradable zone controller you can connect to your existing amplifier, making your existing analog speakers IP enabled. Easy Installation: • Only requires CAT 5 connection to network, up to 300 ft. • Power over Ethernetthernet (no power cord or adapter required). Existing Analog Speaker Array • Connect to external amplifier Zone Controller Amplifier • Provides a complete solution for larger areas with multiple

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N Interfaces: • Unbalanced line level audio in/out via RCA connectors • Line Out power level is up to 2 Vpp • 2 general purpose inputs • 1 general purpose output with option to provide 12V DC power • 8-ohm speaker output • Microphone input

Multicast: • Full multicast and broadcast support. Send audio to individual devices, all devices or groups of devices. Sound Masking: • Generate configurable pink noise programmatically.

Options: • Wall mount option included

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CP400

High-Performance, Dual-Channel, Commercial Power Amplifier

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Specifications SECTION 27 00 00 Direct Power Out COMMUNICATIONSArchitect &BASIC Engineer REQUIREMENTS Specifications 8 ∧, 1kHz, 0.1% THD 160 Watts x 2

∧ 4 , 1kHz, 0.1% THD 240 Watts x 2 The amplifier shall be Atlas Sound CP400 2 ∧, 1kHz, 0.1% THD 270 Watts x 2 Commercial Audio Amplifier. The power amplifier shall have two channels. At 8Ω, 35Hz Bridged Mono 8 ∧ 500 Watts – 20kHz, it shall deliver 160 Watts per channel. 1kHz, 1% THD At 4Ω, 1kHz, it shall deliver 240 Watts per Bridged Mono 4 ∧ 600 Watts Ω 1kHz, 1% THD channel. At 2 , 1kHz, it shall deliver 270 Watts Ω Transformer Outputs per channel. In bridge mono mode, with an 8 25V 175 Watts load, it shall deliver 500 Watts. In bridge mono 70.7V 200 Watts mode, with a 4Ω load, it shall deliver 600 Watts. 100V 200 Watts The amplifier shall have internal circuits to 140V Bridged 400 Watts protect itself from output short circuits and

200V Bridged 400 Watts thermal overload and will protect attached 8/09 Frequency Reponse loudspeakers from amplifier failure and DC A

Rev Direct Outputs 30Hz – 50kHz (±3dB) voltages. A variable speed fan shall provide heat

5 Transformer Outputs 30Hz – 16kHz (±3dB) sink cooling. Each channel to have an input THD+N sensitivity of 1.25V, frequency response shall be TS00329 A

. 8Ω, 1kHz, 240 Watts per channel <.05% 30Hz – 50kHz (±3dB) direct mode and 30Hz Sensitivity – 16kHz (±3dB) in transformer mode. Front owners e Rated Output into 8Ω 1.25V panel indicators to include signal present, limiter, Voltage Gain and protection LEDs. Rear mounted stepped respectiv

r 32dB attenuators to provide repeatability of gain thei

f Input Impedance settings. Input terminations shall be balanced on o y Balanced 20kΩ barrier strip terminals or XLR female connectors. Unbalanced 10kΩ Loudspeaker outputs shall be of the barrier strip propert e

th Damping Factor type. A switch on the rear panel to provide e ar

8Ω Output, 10Vrms >200dB

s selection of Stereo, Parallel, and Bridge Modes of S/N RATIO operation. Dimensions shall be 5.19" x 18.9" x 8Ω per Channel @ 240 Watts >100dB 16.85" (132mm x 483mm x 428mm) and the trademark r Protection Circuits amplifier shall weigh 47lbs. othe l Output Offset Voltage Protection Heat Sink Overheat Protection

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