The CX-SM1000 is the indispensable, central server and core control node engineered for the next-generation TOA CX-1000 Series IP-based Public Address and Intercom system. It establishes a highly scalable digital routing matrix, seamlessly unifying multi-channel voice paging, two-way intercom communications, video call distribution, and emergency broadcasts into a singular, resilient IP network topology.
Massive Device Management: Coordinates and monitors up to 3,000 network-connected endpoint devices (intercom stations, amplifiers, and touch-screen microphones) under a single management license.
High Concurrent Capacity: Supports up to 200 simultaneous, bidirectional audio links within the matrix framework for complex, overlapping calls and zone broadcasts.
Dual-Port Redundancy: Outfitted with dual independent LAN ports (LAN A and LAN B) to construct robust, fault-tolerant network topologies that secure continuous path availability.
Embedded Web Server: Facilitates comprehensive administrative access for system diagnostics, DSP adjustment tracking, operation scheduling, and volume calibration via a standard browser interface.
Advanced Scheduling Engine: Includes a highly precise yearly program timer capable of storing distinct automated parameters for up to 2 years, supporting up to 10 daily routine program shifts.
Local Telemetry and Fail-safes: Built-in hardware fault acoustic buzzer accompanied by dedicated front-panel status LEDs to deliver instant physical alerts regarding link failure or voltage anomalies.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Model | CX-SM1000 |
| Power Source | 24 V DC (Operating voltage range: 21.6 V to 26.4 V DC) |
| Power Input Interface | Removable 2-pin terminal block or connection to optional AD-246 adapter |
| Current / Power Draw | 200 mA or less / 5 Watts maximum |
| Network Interfaces | 2 x 100Base-TX Ethernet ports (RJ45 connectors) |
| Network Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP, ARP, ICMP, HTTP, RTP, RTSP, IGMP, NTP, SIP, FTP, RSTP, DNS |
| Storage Storage Array | 1 x Dedicated SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot (For configuration backups and logging logs) |
| Control Interface | 1 x Relay Contact Output, 1 x Open Collector Output (Removable terminal block) |
| Front Controls | 1 x Fault Acknowledge Key, 1 x Fault Reset Key, 1 x Device Restart Switch |
| Status Indicators | POWER (Green), RUN (Green), SETTING (Orange), FAULT (Red), LAN A/B (Green) |
| Operating Envelope | 0 °C to +40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F); 35% to 80% RH (Non-condensing) |
| Chassis Build | Surface-treated steel plate, black finish |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 210 x 44.3 x 268 mm (8.27″ x 1.74″ x 10.55″) |
| Weight | 1.5 kg (3.31 lbs) |
SKYRS guarantees direct regional technical validation and parts tracking by stocking the specialized deployment variants configured for localized IP communication networks:
CX-SM1000 (Core Network Variant): The direct industrial IP communication engine pre-flashed with open SIP and multicast firmware stacks optimized for immediate handshake interfacing with local telecom layouts and enterprise networks.
CX-SM1000 Rack Mount Kit Assembly: A physical variant configuration bundled with the half-width MB-15B-BK blank panel or MB-15B-J joint brackets, allowing clean 1U standard 19-inch equipment frame consolidation alongside matching CX-CC1016 input/output blocks.
Mounting Selection: Choose the proper physical profile. Attach the four supplied rubber feet for flat desktop placement, install the YC-850 bracket array for rigid wall positioning, or mount into a 19-inch IT cabinet via matching rack plates.
Redundant Network Configuration: Connect separate, isolated network lines from distinct PoE/industrial switches into LAN A and LAN B to maximize physical data path protection across the site layout.
Control Output Integration: Route the onboard fault relay contacts to a central fire control room or main security dashboard to trigger auxiliary emergency notifications during a system-wide network disconnection.
Power Termination: Connect a stable, surge-protected 24V DC feed to the 2-pin terminal block, ensuring secure grounding to prevent common-mode noise issues.
Browser Access Initialization: Assign an isolated IP address to the management node and log into the integrated web server using a secure administrator login profile.
Device Matrix Mapping: Import the localized site floorplan or equipment list into the software GUI to assign unique tracking profiles for up to 15,000 soft I/O configurations.
Priority Level Tuning: Set specific transmission hierarchies across 160 distinct priority levels, making sure emergency fire warnings instantly override background music (BGM) and daily commercial paging streams.
Voice Stack Configuration: Upload custom chime alerts, ringtones, and warning scripts to the internal audio path. Configure the system manager to capture and record live announcements onto a secondary network file server when necessary.
Critical Procurement Notice: Certified equipment procurement, advanced IP architecture design, physical deployment engineering, and complete software programming cycles for the TOA CX-SM1000 System Manager are available exclusively through SKYRS within Pakistan. SKYRS retains isolated regional authorization across all metropolitan territories, backing all mission-critical telecom deployments with verified factory support and certified engineering teams.
To see a comprehensive overview of the central management server’s web interface, check out the TOA CX-SM1000 Web Access Overview. This video guides system engineers through initial IP login steps, dashboard navigation, and basic device discovery layouts within the configuration panel.
