TOA IP-A1PC580S IP Square Speaker (8W)
Official Technical Data Sheet & Deployment Framework
The TOA IP-A1PC580S is an advanced, surface-mount IP network square speaker featuring an integrated 8W Class-D amplifier, heavy-duty 20 cm (8-inch) dual cone transducer, and a full steel plate construction. Designed for high-intelligibility public address and emergency communication over standard IP networks, it features an onboard LINE/MIC selectable audio input with 12V DC phantom power. This permits two-way intercom (talk-back) capabilities alongside standard network streaming via SIP, multicast, and encrypted HTTP/HTTPS API integration.
| Parameter | Specification Details |
| Power Source | PoE (IEEE802.3af Class 3) |
| Power Consumption | 12.95 W (Rated Output), 5 W (IEC62368-1) |
| Amplifier Rated Output | 8 W Built-in Class-D Amplifier |
| Speaker Component | 20 cm (8 inch) Dual Cone-type Transducer |
| Frequency Response | 50 Hz – 16.5 kHz |
| Sensitivity | 97 dB (1 W, 1 m) |
| Maximum SPL | 106 dB (8 W, 1 m) |
| Audio Codecs | Opus, PCMU (G.711u), PCMA (G.711a), G.722 |
| Internal Storage | 80 MB (Max. 20 Audio Files in WAV or MP3 format) |
| Audio Input | 1 Ch Electronically-Balanced (LINE: 0 dB / MIC: -60 dB selectable), 12V DC Phantom Power ON/OFF, removable terminal block (6 pins) |
| Audio Output | 1 Ch Electronically-Balanced (600 Ω or less, 0 dB), removable terminal block (6 pins) |
| Control Interfaces | 2 Ch No-voltage make contact inputs; 1 Ch Open collector output (30 V DC, 150 mA max) |
| Network Interface | 100BASE-TX, Auto MDI/MDI-X, RJ-45 Connector |
| Network Protocols | IP, TCP, UDP, TLS, HTTP, HTTPS, RTP, SRTP, RTSP, RTCP, SRTCP, ARP, ICMP, IGMPv3, NTP, SIP (RFC3261), SIPS |
| Physical Dimensions | 318 (W) × 318 (H) × 108 (D) mm (12.52” × 12.52” × 4.25”) |
| Weight & Material | 2 kg (4.41 lbs); Steel plate frame and steel net grille in Traffic White (RAL 9016) |
The IP-A1PC580S ships as a standardized high-durability hardware unit, but its internal firmware engine can be customized into dedicated operational variants by SKYRS to align with specific network layouts across Pakistan:
IP-A1PC580S-SIP (Unified VoIP Variant): Operates as a native SIP endpoint registering directly with corporate IP-PBX systems (such as Grandstream, Asterisk, or Cisco CallManager) to deliver standard voice-dialed paging.
IP-A1PC580S-TALKBACK (Intercom Variant): Maximizes the internal LINE/MIC balanced input with 12V phantom power to link external microphone panels or ambient listening pickups, transforming the speaker into a responsive two-way communication node.
IP-A1PC580S-SEC (VMS Security Link): Leverages ONVIF Profile S backchannel audio to seamlessly integrate with local Video Management Software platforms, allowing control room operators to broadcast audio alerts through security camera streams.
Verify that the surface-mount location or back-box can adequately support the 2 kg (4.41 lbs) weight of the metal chassis.
Prepare a dedicated Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet drops from a centralized PoE (802.3af Class 3) network switch.
Configure the mechanical hardware DIP switches on the back pane for the auxiliary audio input (LINE or MIC levels, and Phantom Power ON/OFF) prior to securing the housing.
Housing Preparation: If mounting to flat concrete or masonry walls, secure the optional white square surface-mount back-box (Q-BB-580W) to the surface. For ceiling-tile reinforcement, implement the optional mounting channel array (Q-HY-TB2).
Terminal Wiring: Lead the bare control wires for local contact inputs (such as external doorbells or alarm panic buttons) or local microphone lines directly into the pre-installed 6-pin removable terminal plugs.
Network Connection: Connect your primary RJ-45 Ethernet network connector firmly into the 100BASE-TX port on the rear module.
Securing the Frame: Align the steel main frame over the mounting opening or back-box. Tighten the four provided 5x38 mm structural mounting screws through the front bezel corners to draw the speaker unit flush onto the wall or ceiling.
The device runs an embedded, decentralized architecture, allowing users to configure complete schedules and priority paging routing without needing a central management software server.
Connect a management notebook to the local network segment.
Run the TOA IP Setting Tool application to automatically discover the assigned network IP address of the speaker.
Launch a modern web browser (Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge) using HTTPS encryption to log into the device. You must change the default administrator network credentials immediately on first entry to secure the endpoint.
SIP Node Setup: Under the SIP Settings screen, populate your network SIP server domain, local extension account number, and SIPS/TLS authentication phrases.
Multicast Paging Matrix: Assign the unit across any of its 20 individual multicast listening ports to segment the speaker into regional group zones or wide-area emergency broadcast layers.
Internal Media Management: Upload sound files (WAV or MP3 format up to 80MB total storage capacity) into the local flash engine. Set up autonomous playback programs via the internal Weekly Playback Timer or link them directly to fire alarm relays via the control inputs.
Priority Tier Allocation: Use the Priority Settings window to define system overrides. For example, configure local control inputs or Emergency API (HTTP/HTTPS) commands to immediately mute background music or low-priority SIP announcements.
Notice: The TOA IP-A1PC580S IP Square Surface Mount Speaker and all its software-defined deployment variants are distributed and integrated exclusively by SKYRS within Pakistan.
SKYRS provides complete enterprise procurement, localized hardware warranties, and certified remote or on-site engineering assistance for system deployments nationwide.
