The Becke GP600N is a desktop SIP paging microphone for staffed paging positions where operators need to move quickly between routine announcements, selected-zone communication and higher-priority broadcasts. Its 7-inch touchscreen provides direct access to configured terminals and zones, while physical shortcut controls support frequently used paging actions.
Rather than treating every announcement as the same task, GP600N supports different operating paths for daily paging, targeted communication and authorized all-zone notification. Two-way voice intercom, locally stored tasks and permission-based destination control also allow the microphone to work as an active operating point within an IP paging and intercom system.
At a staffed paging desk, the operator may need to address one location first and a wider area a few moments later. GP600N allows configured terminals and zones to be selected directly from the touchscreen, supporting individual terminal calls, multiple destinations, individual zones, multiple zones and authorized full-zone paging.
The 7-inch capacitive touchscreen provides a visual operating surface for selecting available paging destinations. Terminal and zone information can be synchronized from the system so that operators work from assigned destinations rather than entering addresses manually for every announcement.
This approach is particularly useful at reception desks, security rooms, plant offices and other positions where paging is performed repeatedly throughout a working shift.
Four customizable broadcast keys can be assigned to preset paging tasks. Frequently repeated actions can therefore be triggered directly instead of rebuilding the same destination selection each time.
The combination of touchscreen selection and physical shortcuts gives the operator two different ways to work: visual selection for changing tasks and direct access for routine actions.
GP600N can be configured with a dedicated red emergency button for one-key full-zone broadcast to authorized terminals. The purpose of this control is to shorten the operating path when a predefined wide-area announcement needs to be launched quickly.
The emergency key should be treated as part of the site's paging procedure rather than as a complete emergency management function by itself. The destinations that receive the broadcast, operator authority and associated response process depend on the surrounding system configuration.
During normal operation, announcements may be restricted to individual buildings, production areas or service zones. When the configured procedure requires wider notification, an authorized operator can use the full-zone paging function without manually selecting each destination.
User permissions determine which terminals and zones are presented to an operator. A six-digit screen-lock password can also be configured for local operation verification.
These controls are useful where several departments share the same paging infrastructure but should not have identical broadcast authority.
Paging terminals normally work as part of a larger networked system, but some operating functions may still be required when communication with the central service is interrupted. GP600N supports an offline mode in which terminal information and scheduled tasks can be downloaded locally in advance.
Within the supported offline environment, the microphone can continue local paging, two-way voice intercom and playback of downloaded scheduled tasks. This provides a local operating path for selected functions without describing the microphone as a substitute for redundant servers, network design or system-level resilience.
Downloaded scheduled tasks can remain available locally for supported playback. This is useful for sites that depend on recurring announcements, work-period notices or other predefined audio tasks and want those tasks available at the operating position.
Operators can initiate two-way voice communication with selected compatible intercom terminals. A built-in 3W speaker handles incoming voice at the desktop position, and the answering mode can be configured for automatic or manual operation.
This allows the same position to issue a page and then establish direct voice communication with a selected endpoint when confirmation or follow-up is required.
GP600N is designed as an operator-side terminal rather than a standalone loudspeaker controller. It connects to the IP network through a 10/100M Ethernet interface and can synchronize configured terminal and zone information with the associated system software.
A 3.5 mm line input can receive an external audio source, while USB storage can be used for supported WAV audio playback. A 3.5 mm line output is also provided for connection to compatible external audio equipment such as an amplifier input.
This allows a paging position to handle live speech together with prepared or externally supplied audio without limiting operation to microphone voice alone.
Dry contact input and output interfaces are available for project-specific linkage with external equipment. They can be incorporated into supported trigger or status workflows according to the system design.
The actual function of each contact should be defined by the integration logic of the project rather than assuming that the microphone directly controls a specific alarm, door or other third-party device.
Network, audio and operating parameters can be accessed through a browser by using the device IP address. Firmware can also be updated through the browser-based management interface, simplifying configuration and maintenance after deployment.
GP600N is most useful where paging is performed from a permanently staffed position rather than from an occasional announcement point. The operator needs to see available destinations, choose the correct audience and switch between live paging and direct communication during the same workflow.
A security or facility desk can use the microphone for routine area announcements, targeted paging and communication with selected intercom points. Permission-based destination display helps limit the operating interface to the areas assigned to that position.
Production offices, warehouse management desks and industrial park control positions can use GP600N for shift notices, operational announcements and communication with field intercom endpoints. Prepared audio and shortcut tasks can support announcements that are repeated throughout the day.
Schools and multi-building campuses can organize paging destinations by building or functional area. Daily announcements can remain targeted while authorized operators retain access to wider paging when site procedures require it.
Hospitals, transportation facilities, government buildings and other staffed public facilities can use the microphone where routine paging, selected-area notification and direct intercom communication need to be handled from the same desktop position.
| Product Model | GP600N SIP Paging Microphone |
| Device Type | Desktop SIP paging and voice intercom terminal |
| Housing | Anodized aluminum alloy panel with full-metal bottom case |
| Display | 7-inch true-color capacitive touchscreen, resolution ≥ 800 × 480 |
| Processor | ARM Cortex-A7 dual-core 1.2 GHz MCU |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Paging Destinations | Single terminal, multiple terminals, single zone, multiple zones and authorized full-zone paging |
| Offline Operation | Supports locally downloaded terminal information and scheduled tasks for supported offline paging, intercom and task playback |
| Emergency Paging | Optional red emergency button for one-key authorized full-zone broadcast |
| Voice Intercom | Two-way voice intercom with selected compatible terminals |
| Built-in Speaker | 3W |
| Answer Mode | Automatic or manual answering |
| Broadcast Delay | < 100 ms under supported system configuration |
| Shortcut Keys | 4 customizable broadcast keys for preset tasks |
| User Permissions | Displays terminals and zones according to configured operator authority |
| Screen Lock | Configurable 6-digit password |
| Network Interface | 1 × 10/100M RJ45 Ethernet port |
| Network Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP, ARP, ICMP, IGMP |
| Line Input | ≥ 1 × 3.5 mm audio input |
| Line Output | ≥ 1 × 3.5 mm audio output for compatible external audio equipment |
| Dry Contact I/O | ≥ 1 dry contact input and ≥ 1 dry contact output |
| Media Playback | USB storage playback |
| Audio Format | WAV |
| Power Supply | DC 12V / 1.5A |
| Dimensions | 270 × 150 × 60 mm (L × W × H, including feet) |
| Gooseneck Length | 310 mm |
GP600N is primarily a SIP paging microphone and voice intercom terminal. It provides touchscreen destination selection, paging controls and two-way voice communication, but it should not be positioned as a full dispatch console unless the complete project specification provides additional dispatch functions.
The optional red emergency button provides a direct way to initiate an authorized full-zone broadcast. The destinations and operator authority are determined by the configured paging system.
Supported offline functions include paging, two-way voice intercom and playback of scheduled tasks that have already been downloaded locally. Offline mode should not be interpreted as complete independence from the site's network infrastructure.
Yes. The device provides line-level audio input and output, USB media playback and dry contact I/O for supported system integration. The exact connection method depends on the amplifier, external audio source and control architecture used in the project.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | GP600N SIP Microphone |
| Design & Housing | Desktop microphone design, anodized aluminum alloy panel, full metal bottom case |
| Display | 7-inch true color capacitive touch screen, resolution ≥ 800*480 |
| MCU Chip | ARM Cortex-A7 dual-core 1.2GHz domestic MCU chip |
| Operating System | Linux system with good stability, security and portability |
| Parameter Configuration | Support modifying network, audio and configuration parameters via browser by logging in the microphone IP address |
| Firmware Update | Support updating microphone program version via browser by logging in the microphone address |
| Broadcast Call | Support touch-based broadcast call; support calling single/multiple terminals, single/multiple zones and full zone broadcast |
| Offline Mode | Support enabling offline mode; terminal information and timed tasks can be downloaded locally via server software; support offline broadcast, two-way intercom and playing downloaded timed tasks |
| Emergency Button | Optional red emergency button for one-key full zone broadcast to authorized terminals |
| Two-Way Intercom | Support quick two-way voice intercom with selected terminals; built-in 3W speaker, support auto answer and manual answer switching |
| Broadcast Performance | Support synchronizing terminal and zone information with server software; broadcast delay < 100ms; support line input collection and U disk broadcast |
| User Authority | Support user permission configuration, only display authorized terminals and zones |
| Broadcast Hotkeys | 4 customizable broadcast hotkeys, long press to trigger preset broadcast tasks |
| Password Protection | Support 6-digit lock screen password for operation verification |
| Broadcast Prompt Tone | Support enabling or disabling broadcast prompt tones |
| Broadcast Reception | Support manually enabling or disabling broadcast reception on the paging microphone |
| Network Interface | 1×10/100M RJ45 network port, support LAN and Internet access |
| Audio Interface | ≥1 channel 3.5mm audio line input for collection and playback; ≥1 channel 3.5mm audio line output for connecting power amplifiers |
| Dry Contact Interface | ≥1 channel dry contact output and ≥1 channel dry contact input |
| Power Supply | DC12V/1.5A |
| Audio Coding | WAV |
| Network Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP, ARP, ICMP, IGMP |
| Dimensions | 270(L)*150(W)*60(H) mm (height including feet); gooseneck length: 310mm |
