{"wiki":"en","slug":"ip-sprechanlage","markdown":"# IP Intercom System\n\nThe Behnke Station can be operated as a standalone IP intercom system. Outdoor and indoor stations communicate directly with each other over the IP network, without the need for a separate SIP server. The system can be expanded flexibly, from simple setups with one outdoor station and one indoor station to larger installations with multiple devices and intercom groups.\n\n<!-- block: einrichtungshilfen -->\n## 1. Setup Guides\n\n- [Structure and function of an IP intercom system](Guide_IP_General)\n- [Setting up a Behnke IP intercom system for the first time](Guide_IP_FirstSetup)\n- [Configuring the intercom group of a Behnke Station](Guide_IP_Group)\n- [Configuring the intercom ID of an indoor station](Guide_IP_ID)\n- [Assigning the call buttons of an outdoor station to indoor stations](Guide_IP_Buttons)\n- [Using the phonebook of an indoor station](Guide_IP_Phonebook)\n- [Checking the topology of an IP intercom system](Guide_IP_Topolgy)\n- [Using multiple intercom groups](Guide_IP_MultipleGroups)\n- [Synchronizing the firmware of an IP intercom system](Guide_IP_FirmwareSync)\n- [Operating an IP intercom system across multiple networks](Guide_IP_MultipleNetworks)\n- [Setting up a third-party device as an IP station on a Behnke indoor station](Guide_IP_IPStation)\n- [Setting up an IP camera on a Behnke indoor station](Guide_IP_IPCamera)\n- [Setting up hybrid mode](Guide_IP_Hybrid)\n\n<!-- block: problemloesungen -->\n## 2. Troubleshooting\n\n- [Diagnosing problems with an IP intercom system](Guide_IP_Problems)\n","lastModified":"2026-10-14T13:47:15+02:00"}