IPX500 IP PA Center is a compact, ready-to-deploy paging server with the IPX2000 IP Paging Software pre-installed. Supporting up to 500 SIP endpoints and 50 concurrent live paging sessions, it is an ideal solution for medium-scale IP audio and broadcasting applications such as schools, retail, hotels and resorts, healthcare and industrial facilities.
The IPX500 combines live SIP paging, zone-based and scheduled broadcasting, emergency alerts, and background music into a single, centralized platform. It seamlessly connects network speakers, SIP endpoints, and intercom devices, while also functioning as an integrated dispatch console with IP telephony capabilities. This all-in-one design simplifies deployment, improves communication efficiency, and delivers reliable, real-time audio control from a unified interface.
Full-featured & Versatile
| Scheduled Paging | Dispatching | Call Queue | Call Logs |
| Live Paging | Background Music | Call Spy | System Logs |
| Automatic Paging | Streaming Media Music | Whisper | GIS Map |
| Prerecorded Message Paging | Voice Intercom | Call barging | SIP Protocol |
| Emergency announcement | Volume Control | Customizable IVR | Intuitive Web Interface |
| Text-to-Speech(TTS) Paging | Inbound & Outbound Calls | Audio Conferencing |
Alarm Plan |
| Paging Group (Zone) | Call Forward | SIP Trunking |
Voice Notification |
| Zone-based Paging | Call Transfer | Voice Recording | SMS Notification |
IP audio software IPX series is a centralized platform that enables voice broadcasting, paging, intercom communication, and background music over an IP network using standard SIP and VoIP protocols.
IPX2000 is a software which you can install on your server, support up to 2000 SIP endpoints and 500 live paging.
IPX100 is a hardware with pre-installed software, support up to 100 SIP endpoints and 20 live paging.
IPX500 is a hardware with pre-installed software, supporting up to 500 SIP endpoints and 50 live paging.
The software supports SIP speakers, IP intercoms, paging gateways, SIP phones, and other SIP-compatible endpoints across the network.
Yes. Users can initiate live paging in real time or configure scheduled announcements and automated broadcasts based on predefined timetables and events.
Absolutely. The software supports priority emergency broadcasting, allowing instant alerts to specific zones or the entire system during critical situations.
Yes. Administrators can define paging zones or device groups, enabling targeted announcements to specific areas such as buildings, floors, or departments.
The software is fully compatible with standard SIP PBX systems such as Asterisk, 3CX, and BroadSoft, enabling seamless telephony and paging integration.
Yes. The platform provides web-based management and dispatch consoles that allow remote configuration, monitoring, and operation from any authorized location.
The IP audio software IPX2000 is designed to scale easily, supporting additional devices, zones, and sites as your IP audio deployment grows, without major infrastructure changes.
Yes. Emergency broadcasts can be triggered by external systems such as fire alarms, access control systems, sensors, or SIP calls, enabling automated responses without manual intervention.
The software IPX2000 allows administrators to preconfigure emergency audio messages or text-to-speech announcements that can be activated instantly with one click.
IPX2000 can be deployed on dedicated paging servers, virtual machines, or pre-installed hardware appliances, depending on system scale and reliability requirements.
Setup is straightforward. Devices are added via SIP registration, grouped into zones, and managed through a web-based interface. Most deployments can be completed without specialized IT expertise.
Yes. The IP audio platform IPX2000 supports centralized management of multiple sites and buildings, allowing unified control while maintaining independent zone configurations.
Yes. With support for ONVIF, RTSP, and related protocols, the system can link paging actions with live camera feeds for enhanced situational awareness.
Yes. Through SIP paging gateways or audio adapters, the system can interoperate with legacy analog PA equipment, enabling gradual migration to IP audio.
Yes. Authorized SIP phones and softphones can dial paging extensions to initiate live broadcasts or intercom calls. You can also use our SIP microphone console.
