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-=====SNOM PA1+ Manual Config=====
+======SNOM PA1+ Manual Config======
 [[https://www.snomamericas.com/pd/broadcasting/public-address-system/|SNOM PA1+]]\\
 [[https://www.snomamericas.com/assets/72835493-880a-401c-a7c0-359f1004aac4/UM_PA1+_en.pdf|SNOM Manual]] - pages 11 & 17 cover setup.
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-**STEP 1:** Create a manual extension through the Ring-U portal. You can create a manual extension by clicking: **Configuration**, then **Extensions** and at the bottom of the extensions page click the green **Add Phone** button:
+===== STEP 1 =====
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+Create a manual extension through the Ring-U portal. You can create a manual extension by clicking: **Configuration**, then **Extensions** and at the bottom of the extensions page click the green **Add Phone** button:
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+===== STEP 2 =====
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-**STEP 2:** Give the extension a name and an extension number and click **Save/Update**.
+Give the extension a name and an extension number and click **Save/Update**.
 **IMPORTANT**: The settings in the red boxes below are only used for this example. When you create your own extension manually, the information highlighted in the red box is **UNIQUE** to you.
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+===== STEP 3 =====
-**STEP 3:** In another tab, log into the SNOM PA1+ by typing in its IP address into the address bar. You will need to be on a network that can communicate with the device.
+In another tab, log into the SNOM PA1+ by typing in its IP address into the address bar. You will need to be on a network that can communicate with the device.
 Choose Identity 1 on the left side of the screen.
-<br>**DO NOT USE THE SETTINGS LISTED IN THE EXAMPLE.** Use the settings from the manual extension you just created.
+**DO NOT USE THE SETTINGS LISTED IN THE EXAMPLE FROM STEP 2.** Use the settings from the manual extension you just created. Each manual extension has its own **unique** settings.
-**Box 1:** This is the name you gave your extension. In our example, the extension was named SNOM PA, yours may be different.<br>
-**Box 2, 6, and 7:** Enter the extension number in this box. In the example, our extension was 222, yours may be different.<br>
-**Box 3:** Enter the Auth Password from your manual extension. We recommend copying and pasting this password into the box.<br>
-**Box 4 and 5:** Enter the SIP server information in this box. It is usually in the format of ruXXXX.ring-u.net, where XXXX is your Ring-U account number.
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-**STEP 4:** Click the **NAT** tab and set **Keepalive interval** to 15 and **Number of Initial Keep-Alives on RTP port** to 2.
+**Box 1:** This is the name you gave your extension. In our example, the extension was named SNOM PA, yours may be different.
+**Box 2, 6, and 7:** Enter the extension number in this box. In the example, our extension was 222, yours may be different.
+**Box 3:** Enter the Auth Password from your manual extension. We recommend copying and pasting this password into the box.
+**Box 4 and 5:** Enter the SIP server information in this box. It is usually in the format of ruXXXX.ring-u.net, where XXXX is your Ring-U account number.
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+===== STEP 4 =====
+Click the **NAT** tab and set **Keepalive interval** to 15 and **Number of Initial Keep-Alives on RTP port** to 2.
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-**STEP 5:** Click the **Advanced** option on the left side of the screen, pick the **SIP/RTP** tab and page down to the bottom:
+If you are configuring your SNOM for use as a ringer with a PA speaker, put this new manual extension in the group you want it to ring with and your setup is complete.
+If you want to use a PA speaker as a standalone intercom, click on the manual extension again and check the box for **Intercom Mode**. Use the extension given to dial the speaker in intercom mode. If your extension is 150, intercom mode will enable as extension 250.
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+===== Multicast Paging Setup =====
+These settings are only necessary if you intend to use multicast paging.
+===== STEP 1 =====
+Click the **Advanced** option on the left side of the screen, pick the **SIP/RTP** tab and page down to the bottom:
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 Enter a name for the paging group and its multicast address.
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 Click **Identity 1** again on the left side of the screen, then click the **SIP/RTP** tab. Add the multicast address and port to the **Multicast relay address** box:
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 Click apply and the paging group should be ready to use by dialing the extension number. To configure another group, repeat this process with another manual extension and use Identity 2 through 4 to configure it.