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The PoE 8186 SIP horn is an outdoor-rated IP speaker for voice paging, emergency alerting, and loud ringing applications. This IP speaker is also a fully compliant 3rd party SIP endpoint. As a result, the 8186 IP horn speaker is compatible with most hosted / cloud and premise-based VoIP telephone systems.

The 8186 SIP Horn Speaker supports the Wideband G.722 HD voice codec. Consequently, there is high intelligibility and clarity of audio from the speaker for IP paging of voice announcements and emergency notification. The result is better STI-PA scores, which is important in meeting standards such as NFPA 72 and NEMA SB-40 for Emergency Communication in Education.

The Ring extension on the 8186 is used for loud ringing / night bell applications. The 8186 will play a ring tone WAV file saved in 1GB device memory when this extension is called. Typically the speaker will be configured in a ring group to include a telephone(s). The WAV file will play for the duration of the ring event until the call is answered. Several default ring tones are available in the speaker, however, custom WAV files can be uploaded to the device.

Up to 10 Ring extensions are available to register on a single speaker for this purpose, thereby allowing one speaker to act as a loud ringer for several telephones by configuring different ring groups for each registered Ring extension.

The 8186 is typically twenty times louder than a telephone speaker for loud ringing. Where audible and visual telephone ring alerting is required, the 8180 can be combined with an Algo strobe light using multicast or a relay.

The 8186 SIP Horn Speaker supports multicast send or receive. As a result, many Algo IP speakers can be deployed to cover any size building, campus (e.g., classrooms in a school, college or university) or enterprise. There is no limit to the number of devices part of a multicast, and a minimum of network traffic activity is utilized.

Multicast zone paging for up to 50 zones can be configured from a single 8186 horn speaker. Zones can be selected one of two ways. One option is to map multicast page zones to individual SIP extensions on the speaker. Fifty (50) page extensions are available for this purpose. Alternatively, in order to minimize SIP registrations, multicast page zones can be configured in the 8186 horn as a DTMF keypress selection using the dial pad of the telephone making the page call.

Note: Additional page zones can be configured by registering individual Algo IP speakers for specific room paging or adding more functionality (e.g. loud ringing). Speakers with SIP registrations can also be configured to be a member / receiver of multicast zones.

Multiple SIP registrations are available in this IP speaker, including Page (50), Emergency Alert (10), and Ring (10) extensions. On-Page, the speaker will auto-answer when called for making public address (PA) voice announcements. For Ring and Emergency Alert extensions the speaker will play a configurable WAV file from 1GB device memory when the extension is called (e.g., ring tones for telephone alerting, notification alerts for safety/security/emergency events, and informational announcements).

Together with the Algo 8301 SIP Paging Adapter & Scheduler, a public address (PA) system requiring multiple zones with scheduled bells / announcements can be easily configured and synchronized with IP clocks using the 8186 and other Algo IP speakers.

To sum up, the 8186 is a self-amplified SIP horn speaker. Therefore no separate amplifier is required. The endpoint is powered via PoE (IEEE 802.3af). A mounting plate is included for easy installation to a wall or ceiling. The horn can also be fitted to a standard double gang box if running conduit to the speaker. The product is CSA/UL, FCC and CE certified.

The Algo 8186 SIP Horn Speaker is also sold as the Algo 8186-IC InformaCast SIP Horn Speaker, a fully InformaCast Compliant endpoint for voice paging, emergency alerting, and loud ringing applications. The speaker is also a fully compliant 3rd party SIP endpoint. As a result, the Algo 8186-IC InformaCast SIP Horn Speaker is compatible with most hosted / cloud and premise-based VoIP telephone systems.

For me, steps taken are based on knowledge of what I've done. If it's an issue with my network switching on the phone or one of the devices for some reason certain devices migrate to the guest or extender network. I get power outages frequently in a rural area so sudden hiccups confuse the network and 2 speakers work and one doesn't. Sometimes my YouTube Music is out of sync with Home so the cloud can't complete the command. Sometimes the source is having an issue (Tune-in, iHeart Radio) or they've had a server update that's broken something. Sometimes it's preview software for Home and uninstalling the update works. Sometimes it's beta software for some seemingly unrelated app that has broken something or the Android beta. And yup, sometimes the cloud server has a hiccup and it's a wait and see, so I chalk it up to not being a monumental problem but a minor, inconsequential inconvenience, that will eventually work itself out, and it usually does.

If the suggestions haven't worked I'd encourage you to leave feedback in the Home app by clicking your profile pic and choosing the feedback option. You can also say feedback to the speaker and verbally leave feedback if typing is bothersome. What happens when you ask for music not in a group? Does it play or does it also fail?

You detailed your setup for using grouped speakers and music service; my meaning of setup is inclusive of device, firmware, app version etc. so as to help identify commonalities with others reporting the problem. Some of that you've just provided.

So we've eliminated it being a music problem and speaker problem, so as I mentioned earlier it appears to be a hiccup with the cloud and however the speaker grouping is processed, all under the hood stuff that your feedback report will gather.

The deadline for senators to submit a speaker priority request letter to me is prior to adjournment on Thursday, March 9, 2023. I will be announcing my designation of the speaker priority bills on Wednesday, March 15, the morning following the deadline for senator and committee designations.

The Distinguished Speaker Series (DSS) is a signature program under the leadership of Student Activities, that aims to provide the university and surrounding community with world-class speakers and lecturers. DSS hosts public events with priority seating for UTRGV students, faculty, and staff.

The series has brought in notable speakers such as the former leader of Russia Mikhail Gorbachev, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, author, and civil rights activist the late Dr. Maya Angelou, Emmy award-winning CNN host Larry King, and Grammy/Oscar award-winning R&B artist John Legend.

The ECCE Speaker Series presents events that promote and adhere to the value of engaged citizenship, cultural awareness and respect for diversity. In particular, the Speaker Series features speakers and activities that exemplify engagement in civic life, enrich our understanding of and promote respect for the diversity of our communities, whether local or global, and inspire everyone to take on their social responsibility.

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99% of the time, NO, when it is at an acceptable sound level. When playing with a group you don't know, the unwritten golf course etiquette is to ask if they mind music coming from your cart. Our golf cart Bluetooth speaker also relies on directional audio technology to decrease the amount of sound that may be spread across the golf course.

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