Viking Electronics Introduces MPS-XP Multicast Paging Server
Viking Electronics' MPS-XP Multicast Paging Server supports centralized paging, scheduled audio announcements and automated facility notifications.Viking Electronics' MPS-XP Multicast Paging Server supports centralized paging, scheduled audio announcements and automated facility notifications.
Viking Electronics has introduced the MPS-XP Multicast Paging Server, a PoE-powered device that combines SIP-based multicast paging, scheduled announcements and automation capabilities for schools, universities, manufacturing facilities and commercial buildings.
The MPS-XP supports up to 100 SIP accounts, 100 independently configurable multicast zones and 100 automation rules. Users can page all zones through a single SIP extension, assign dedicated extensions to individual zones or use DTMF touch-tone codes to reach specific zones.
The device also includes a built-in calendar scheduler for automating bells, tones, announcements and other prerecorded messages. Scheduling features include recurring schedules, exception dates, delays and skipped events to accommodate changing operational needs.
With 2.5 GB of audio storage, the MPS-XP can hold more than 21 hours of prerecorded audio. Its store-and-forward recording capability allows users to record, review and approve pages before broadcasting them to help ensure clear, feedback-free delivery.
Additional automation capabilities include four dry-contact trigger inputs that can activate prerecorded announcements or initiate other automated actions.
For integration with third-party systems, the MPS-XP features a full REST API, MQTT publish/subscribe with TLS and HTTP webhooks. These capabilities allow the server to connect with Internet of Things (IoT) devices, building management systems and other platforms.
Users can manage paging, audio and automated messaging through a secure web interface, providing a centralized solution for facility-wide notifications and routine announcements.