Vocera Communications B3000N Manuel D’Utilisation
BADGE FEATURES
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VOCERA BADGE USER GUIDE
• Badge MAC. The MAC address is a unique identifier for your badge that the Vocera server
uses as the Badge ID. On a B3000 badge, this screen also displays the Vocera serial number.
• Location. The name of the location or the physical network address of the access point with
which your badge is currently communicating.
• Label. A label that uniquely identifies the device in the Vocera system for device management
purposes.
• Badge IP. The Internet Protocol (IP) network address of the badge. The Badge IP command
also shows the subnet mask—or netmask— and the gateway IP address.
• Version. The version of the firmware that your badge is using.
• FIPS Mode. Whether FIPS 140-2 mode is enabled. For more information about FIPS, see the
• FIPS Mode. Whether FIPS 140-2 mode is enabled. For more information about FIPS, see the
Vocera Badge Configuration Guide.
Note:
FIPS mode is certified for B2000 badges only.
FIPS mode is certified for B2000 badges only.
• Server IP. The IP network address of the Vocera Server or the active node of the Vocera
Server cluster.
• Cluster. The IP network addresses of the nodes in the Vocera Server cluster, if one exists. If
all the Vocera Server cluster IP addresses don't fit on one screen, you can scroll to the next
screen by pressing Down.
screen by pressing Down.
• AP MAC. The physical ID of the access point to which the badge is currently connected.
• User. The name of the person who is currently logged in to your network with this badge.
• Radio. If the badge is connected to the network, displays the message "Connected" and the
• User. The name of the person who is currently logged in to your network with this badge.
• Radio. If the badge is connected to the network, displays the message "Connected" and the
channel that the radio is using; otherwise, displays the message "Powering off."
This screen also displays the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the connection and plays a beep
for the built-in survey tool.
for the built-in survey tool.
• SSID. The SSID of the access point the badge is connected to.
Power Off Menu
Power Off turns off all power to the badge and the badge display to preserve the battery charge
when you are away from the network.
when you are away from the network.
Press the Call button to turn the power on again.
Volume Menu
The Volume menu independently adjusts the sound level for speakerphone and headset modes.
On B3000n and B3000 badges, you can also set the volume for privacy mode.
On B3000n and B3000 badges, you can also set the volume for privacy mode.
on page 28 for instructions.
Font Menu
The Font menu lets you display all uppercase letters or mixed case letters in text messages. See
on page 28 for instructions.
Privacy Menu
Version: Vocera 4.3 SP2 or later
The Privacy menu (available on B3000n and B3000 badges) lets you turn privacy mode on or
off. In privacy mode, you can press the Call button to make a call or answer a call, and then
put the badge speaker to your ear and speak into the primary microphone located on the front
of the badge at the top right corner. This ensures privacy and lets you use the badge in a high
noise environment without a headset. See
off. In privacy mode, you can press the Call button to make a call or answer a call, and then
put the badge speaker to your ear and speak into the primary microphone located on the front
of the badge at the top right corner. This ensures privacy and lets you use the badge in a high
noise environment without a headset. See
on page 30 for
instructions.