AXIS A8207-VE Mk II Network Video Door Station
Additional settings
2. Under
Data sets for active chip types
, select the chip type you want to edit and click
Add data set
.
3. Enter information about the card data. What information to enter depends on the card type and how the cards were
enrolled.
4. If you use the OSDP or Wiegand protocols, select
Use as UID
to send the secure data as the UID/CSN instead of the
normal card UID/CSN.
5. To only allow cards that comply with the specified card data to be sent to the access controller, select
Required data
.
Cards that don't comply are silently ignored by the reader.
6. Click
Save
.
Use DTMF to unlock the door for a visitor
When a visitor makes a call from the door station, the person who answers can use the Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency signaling (DTMF)
of his SIP device to unlock the door. The door controller unlocks and locks the door.
This example explains how to:
•
define the DTMF signal in the door station
•
set up the door station to:
-
request the door controller to unlock the door,
or
-
unlock the door using the internal relay.
You make all settings in the door station’s webpage.
Before you start
•
Allow SIP calls from the device and set up a SIP account. See
Set up direct SIP (P2P) on page 9
and
.
Define the DTMF signal in the door station
1. Go to
System > SIP > SIP accounts
and locate the SIP account.
2.
Click
> Edit
.
3.
Click
DTMF
.
4. Click
+ DTMF sequence
.
5.
In the
Sequence
field, enter "1".
6.
In the
Description
field, enter "Unlock door".
7.
Click
Save
.
Set up the door station to unlock the door using the internal relay
1. Follow the steps under
Define the DTMF signal in the door station
2.
Go to
System > Events > Rules
and add a rule.
3.
In the
Name
field, enter "DTMF unlock door".
4.
From the list of conditions, under
Call
, select
DTMF
and
Unlock door
.
5.
From the list of actions, under
I/O
, select
Toggle I/O once
.
6. From the list of ports, select
Relay 1
.
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