VT3000 - Change System (ISO) Isolation Code

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Overview Every VersaCall system that has a Coordinator will have a System Isolation Code. This is a code/channel specific to the coordinator attached to the system. Generally, all coordinators ship on code/channel 1. If you have multiple coordinators each one will have a different code/channel. This is done to keep devices communicating more efficiently.

Requirements See Requirements Here 1. The VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system. 2. A Coordinator must be setup, powered and communicating with the VT3000 Core Software.

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Step 1. Open the VT3000 web interface – select VT3000 Core Software - log in – select Administration – select System Settings - select Service. Administration System Settings Service

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Step 2. Select the Coordinators tab.

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Step 3. Select your Coordinator from the list so that it is highlighted.

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Step 4. On the right side of the list you will see the settings for the Coordinator - the current Isolation Code will be shown in the Isolation Code field.

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Step 5. Click on the down arrow for the Isolation Code field - select the next available ISO Code number. NOTE: as a general rule you would want to go up 1 interval.

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Step 6. Select the Save & Exit button.

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Step 7. Select Yes on the Restart warning window.

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Step 8. You have to restart the VersaCall Service to have the changes take effect - Click Here for instructions.

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Step 9. The Isolation Code on all devices communicating with this Coordinator must be changed. Use the Related - Step by Step Guides menu below to find your device and method needed.

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Select a Guide Here Find Coordinator Driver Settings Install a USB Coordinator Replace a USB Coordinator Install a Remote Coordinator on the Same Subnet as the VersaCall Computer/Server Install a Remote Coordinator on a Different Subnet than the VersaCall Computer/Server Install a Real-Port Coordinator on the Same Subnet as the VersaCall Computer/Server Install a Real-Port Coordinator on a Different Subnet than the VersaCall Computer/Server

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