CyberData 011394 SIP Speaker with Talk-Back
CyberData 011394 SIP Speaker with Talk-Back
SKU:IPC-011394
The CyberData 011394 is a PoE-powered SIP speaker with talk-back functionality designed for IP-based paging and intercom systems. Featuring simultaneous SIP and multicast support, paging prioritisation, and enhanced security with TLS 1.2 and SRTP encryption, it delivers flexible communication for enterprise networks.
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Product Information
| Brand | CyberData |
|---|---|
| Category | VOIP Phones |
| SKU | IPC-011394 |
| Availability | In Stock |
Overview
- The CyberData 011394 is a PoE-powered SIP speaker designed to integrate seamlessly into existing IP networks via a single CAT5/CAT6 connection. It supports both SIP and multicast messaging, making it highly flexible for enterprise paging, intercom, and emergency notification applications. The speaker's compact footprint and minimal can depth allow discreet installation in offices, manufacturing facilities, retail environments, and educational institutions.
Built for security-conscious organisations, the 011394 features TLS 1.2 and SRTP encryption, security code protection against unwanted calls, and support for multiple SIP servers for redundancy. Network administrators benefit from web-based configuration, autoprovisioning capabilities, and comprehensive event generation for device health monitoring. The loud/night ringer function and DTMF-controlled relay add practical functionality for access control and emergency scenarios.
With support for 10 multicast paging groups and the ability to drive external analog speakers, this speaker scales across multi-site deployments. Compatibility with Poly phones and standard IP PBX systems makes integration straightforward for most modern enterprise networks.
Specifications
| brand | CyberData |
|---|---|
| model | 011394 |
| product_type | SIP Speaker with Talk-Back |
| power_supply | Power-over-Ethernet (PoE 802.3af/802.3at) |
| network_connectivity | CAT5/CAT6 Ethernet |
| protocols | SIP, Multicast |
| multicast_groups | 10 paging groups supported |
| security_features | TLS 1.2, SRTP encryption, security code protection |
| sip_extensions | 2 (primary and loud/night ringer) |
| relay_control | DTMF-controlled |
| external_speaker_support | Yes—one analog speaker |
| audio_connections | Line-out |
| volume_control | Network and manual speaker volume adjustment |
| configuration | Web-based (HTTPS/HTTP), autoprovisioning (HTTP/HTTPS/TFTP) |
| vlan_support | 802.11q VLAN tagging |
| redundancy | Multiple SIP servers supported |
| firmware | Web-based upgradeable |
| monitoring | Configurable event generation for device health and status |
| compatibility | Most IP PBX servers, Poly phones, standard multicast devices |
| design | Compact, minimal can depth for discreet mounting |
| warranty | 12 months |
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FAQs
What is PoE and why does the CyberData 011394 use it?
PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) delivers both power and data through a single CAT5/CAT6 cable. The 011394 uses PoE 802.3af/802.3at, eliminating the need for separate power lines and simplifying installation in offices, warehouses, and other facilities.
Can the CyberData 011394 work with my existing PBX system?
Yes. The 011394 is compatible with most IP PBX servers and supports standard SIP protocols. It can also receive pages directly from Poly phones and other devices that send standard multicast messages.
What is the difference between SIP and multicast messaging?
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) establishes direct calls through a PBX server, while multicast sends messages to multiple recipients on the network simultaneously. The 011394 supports both, providing flexibility for different paging scenarios and network topologies.
Is the CyberData 011394 secure for use in corporate networks?
Yes. The speaker includes TLS 1.2 and SRTP encryption for secure communication in local or cloud-based environments. It also supports security codes to prevent unauthorised SIP calls and integrates with enterprise-grade network monitoring.
Can I connect an external speaker to increase coverage?
Yes. The 011394 can drive one external analog speaker, allowing you to extend audio coverage to larger areas or additional zones without requiring additional SIP speakers.
How do I manage and configure the CyberData 011394?
Configuration is handled through a web-based interface (HTTPS or HTTP, with HTTPS enabled by default). Autoprovisioning is supported via HTTP, HTTPS, or TFTP, and firmware updates can be deployed remotely.
Does the 011394 support redundancy?
Yes. The speaker supports multiple SIP servers, ensuring that if one server becomes unavailable, calls and messages can be routed through an alternative server for business continuity.
What is the DTMF-controlled relay used for?
The DTMF relay allows touch-tone signals to trigger external relay actions, enabling integration with access control systems, door locks, and other security or facility management devices.
