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SETTINGS THROUGH THE WEB INTERFACE 
 

6.

 

Upgrade 

 
6.1

 

Basic 

Select “Basic” to access the upgrade settings. 
 

 

 
This menu option provides information about the current version of the device. It is possible to 
update the device software, to reset the settings and reboot. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for AV-07T

Page 1: ...The individual outdoor panel BAS IP AV 07T The instruction manual...

Page 2: ...operation please contact your dealer for advice The technical parameters and specifications mentioned here may vary slightly from those stated in the instructions of the devices This is our company c...

Page 3: ...Page 3 CONTENT Appearance Main functions Technical parameters Equipment Settings through the WEB interface Connection scheme Mounting scheme Attachment 1 Notes...

Page 4: ...Page 4 APPEARANCE Model AV 07T...

Page 5: ...t Quick dial buttons 1 piezoelectric ring button Number of ringtones 1 polyphonic ringtone Authentication A separate password for the settings WEB interface Talking mode Double sided Talking time Up t...

Page 6: ...eo 720p 1280x720 H 263 H264 MJPEG Night backlight 4 IR LEDs Light sensitivity 0 01 lux Protection class IP65 Operating temperature 40 65 C Power consumption 6 5 W in standby 4 W Power 12 W PoE Body Me...

Page 7: ...ENT Outdoor panel Sealing rubber Protective shroud Sealing ring 2 5 6 5 2 5 6 5 screws for Allen wrench 3 5 3 5 screws for Phillips head screwdriver Allen wrench Strap for installation work Flush moun...

Page 8: ...Page 8 EQUIPMENT Built in box for flush mounting Screws for Phillips head screwdriver M4x10 and ST4x20 Plastic dowels Wall mounting bracket not included...

Page 9: ...cal area network run the AV07T Device manager to determine an IP address of the outdoor panel Press the Scan button and program window will display IP addresses of all AV 07T outdoor panels which are...

Page 10: ...ize the outdoor panel Enter the IP address of the outdoor panel in an address line of a browser then the window for entering the user name and password will appear Username to access the settings is a...

Page 11: ...ber number you are dialing by pressing the ring button To call the device using the internal protocol you need to enter the 7 digit number for example 1010027 where 1 is the number of a building 01 th...

Page 12: ...lling the number specified in the field number from the web interface of the panel Maximum call time The maximum duration of a call 2 30 minutes Maximum dial in time The maximum dialing time for incom...

Page 13: ...Trigger Level 0 127 The default value is 32 Location Setting Number of building unit floor room serial number sync number IP server The IP address of the server with Management Software Wiegand Type...

Page 14: ...f the relay closed or open 2 3 1 Web relay Type A feature that allows enabling disabling the ability of panel to work with 2N WebRelay IP address IP address of the 2N WebRelay Username Login of the 2N...

Page 15: ...HROUGH THE WEB INTERFACE 2 4 1 Input Input Status Enabling disabling the controlled input when closing contacts Action Additional action when closing the input contacts FTP Sending the visitor s photo...

Page 16: ...he URL which GET request will be sent to if the appropriate option selected Open relay The function of opening the specified relay when the input is triggered Input Status Displays the current input s...

Page 17: ...TSP protocol RTSP video The function of video transmitting from the outdoor panel s camera via the RTSP protocol RTSP video codec Used codec for video transmission via RTSP H 264 MPEG4 MJPEG An exampl...

Page 18: ...er of the transmitted frames per second 10fps 15 fps 20fps Video bit rate The compression ratio of the video stream 64 kbps 128 kbps 256 kbps 512 kbps 1024 kbps and 2048 kbps 2 6 5 MJPEG Video resolut...

Page 19: ...tion sensor settings 2 8 1 Motion detection options Motion detection Enable disable the motion sensor 2 8 2 Action to execute Action to execute Additional action when the motion sensor is triggered FT...

Page 20: ...card reading mode Card issuing is a working in the mode of adding cards into the panel memory 2 9 3 Cards Relay number A relay for which a card is added Name The name of the card It is recommended to...

Page 21: ...f the sender in specified format ivan_petrov yandex ru Receiver s address E mail of the receiver in specified format andrey_ivanov gmail com SMTP server address The SMTP server address of the sender s...

Page 22: ...ncryption for example 192 168 1 229 21 FTP FTP Username FTP server username FTP Password FTP server user password FTP Test Checking if the entered data is correct 2 10 3 SIP Call Notification This men...

Page 23: ...word for registration 3 1 2 SIP Server 1 Server IP SIP Server address Port Registration port by default is 5060 Registration period The term of client registration on the server by default is 1800 sec...

Page 24: ...of transport used for data transmission by default is UDP 3 1 6 NAT NAT Enables disables the usage of the STUN server STUN server address The address of the STUN server Port The port of the STUN serve...

Page 25: ...to set the required configuration using the arrow buttons and moving the codecs between the columns thereby enable and disable them 3 2 3 Video Codec Codec Name Enables disables the use of video in SI...

Page 26: ...nables disables auto answer when an incoming call is received Anonymous Calls Enable disable receiving anonymous calls Anonymous Call Rejection Enabling disabling an automatic rejection of anonymous c...

Page 27: ...of the network settings Static IP Address Enable manual mode for specifying network settings IP address The IP address of the outdoor panel Subnet Mask Subnet Mask Default Gateway The default gateway...

Page 28: ...RTP port The maximum value of the RTP port range 1024 65535 4 2 2 SNMP Status Enables disables the SNMP device control protocol Port Used port 1024 65535 Trusted IP List of trusted IP addresses 4 2 3...

Page 29: ...dress Username CPE Username for authentication and follow up receiving of incoming requests Password CPE user password for authentication and follow up receiving of incoming requests SOAP Simple objec...

Page 30: ...anguage and time settings 5 1 1 Web language Type Used web language 5 1 2 NTP Time zone Time zone is GMT Primary server The address of the primary NTP server Secondary server The address of the additi...

Page 31: ...refuse The code returned by the device in case of call refusing 404 Not Found 480 Temporary Unavailable 486 Busy Here 603 Decline Auto answer delay Delay time until the panel makes auto answer 0 5 sec...

Page 32: ...1 15 5 3 2 Speaker volume Speaker Volume The speaker volume level 1 15 5 3 Sound of unlocking the lock Sound when the lock is opened The audible alert may be enabled disabled when you open the lock 5...

Page 33: ...3 6 Upload tone for lock Here you can upload the audio file that will be played when the door is closed file format wav size 200KB sampling 16 000 Bits 16 5 4 Multicast Select Multicast to access the...

Page 34: ...B INTERFACE 5 5 Calls Select Calls to access the call history In this tab it is possible to make an outgoing call by pressing the corresponding number in the Number column 5 6 Door log Select Door log...

Page 35: ...B INTERFACE 6 Upgrade 6 1 Basic Select Basic to access the upgrade settings This menu option provides information about the current version of the device It is possible to update the device software t...

Page 36: ...ge 36 SETTINGS THROUGH THE WEB INTERFACE 6 2 Advanced Select Advanced to access the advanced upgrade settings 6 2 1 PNP option The Plug Play configuration for supported equipment may be enabled disabl...

Page 37: ...Repeat hourly Schedule Schedule of automatic settings receiving Function is active if the options Repeat or Power on Repeat is selected Hour Hours for automatic configuration receiving 0 23 Min Minut...

Page 38: ...the basic security settings 7 1 1 Web password modify User name User account Current Password The current user password New password New user password Confirm Password Repeat the new user password 7 1...

Page 39: ...Page 39 CONNECTION SCHEME...

Page 40: ...alarm sensors as well if connected to the corresponding plume GNDA GNDE Ground for controlled inputs D0 Contact Data 0 for Wiegand D1 Contact Data 1 for Wiegand GND Ground for Wiegand GND Ground for l...

Page 41: ...zes 70X65X50 mm It will serve for placing of all cable connections 2 Attach the wall mounting bracket to wall and make marks exactly where the holes need to be drilled 3 Make holes using an electric d...

Page 42: ...CONNECTION SCHEME 4 Insert the dowels in previously made holes and hammer them 5 Fix a wall mounting bracket into the wall using ST4X20 screws 6 Install a protective cover and sealing ring as shown in...

Page 43: ...on of all wires and connect the sealing ring with protective shroud as shown in figure 8 Install the protective cover with M3X5 screws as shown in figure 9 Install the panel in the bracket for the wal...

Page 44: ...Page 44 CONNECTION SCHEME 10 Installation completed...

Page 45: ...10 1 x 65 mm It will serve for placing of bracket for flush mounting and all cable connections 2 Install the bracket into ready hole and make marks for subsequent bracket mounting 3 Make holes using a...

Page 46: ...eviously made holes and hammer them 5 Fix the flush mounting bracket into the wall using the ST4x20 screws 6 To achieve maximum fixation it is necessary to seal the gap between the wall and bracket us...

Page 47: ...the built in box into the bracket and fix it using M4X10 screws 8 Install a protective cover and sealing ring as shown in figure 9 Make a connection of all wires and connect the sealing ring with pro...

Page 48: ...48 CONNECTION SCHEME 10 Secure the protective using M3X5 screws as shown in figure 11 Install the panel in place and fix it with M2 5X6 5 screws using Allen key as shown in figure 12 Installation comp...

Page 49: ...nfo ManufacturerOUI Device DeviceInfo ModelName Device DeviceInfo SoftwareVersion Device DeviceInfo ProductClass Device DeviceInfo SerialNumber Device DeviceInfo HardwareVersion Device DeviceInfo UpTi...

Page 50: ...Server1 Device Time NTPServer2 Device Time LocalTimeZone Device UserInterface CUSTOM_Preference CUSTOM_LanguageType Device UserInterface CUSTOM_Preference CUSTOM_BackLight Device UserInterface CUSTOM_...

Page 51: ...rInterface CUSTOM_Voice CUSTOM_JitterBufferAdaptive Device UserInterface CUSTOM_Voice CUSTOM_JitterBufferMin Device UserInterface CUSTOM_Voice CUSTOM_JitterBufferMax Device UserInterface CUSTOM_Voice...

Page 52: ...BasedToneGeneration Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities FileBasedToneGeneration Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities RingGeneration Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities RingDescriptionsEditable...

Page 53: ...SIP Codecs 5 Codec Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities SIP Codecs 5 BitRate Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities SIP Codecs 5 PacketizationPeriod Device LAN VoiceService 1 Capabilities SIP Codec...

Page 54: ...ceProfile i SIP OutboundProxyPort Device LAN VoiceService 1 VoiceProfile i SIP ProxyServer Device LAN VoiceService 1 VoiceProfile i SIP ProxyServerPort Device LAN VoiceService 1 VoiceProfile i SIP Use...

Page 55: ...amaged immediately contact an authorized service center 4 The device must be securely installed and fixed Do not operate the device in aggressive environments The location must be selected away from e...

Page 56: ...ces liquids vapors corrosive gases insects in the internal or external part of the product 5 The warranty becomes invalid in case of wrong connection of the product with other systems or incorrect mou...

Page 57: ...________________________ The warranty period of the product 24 twenty four months from the date of sale Transportation of the product must be in its original packaging or one supplied by the seller Th...

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