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Smart Security IP Intercom

Contents

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1. Getting Started

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1.1 Outline

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1.2 Product Features

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1.3 Technical Information

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2. Intercom Installation

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2.1 Dimensions

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2.2 Flush Mount

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2.3 Surface Mount

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3. Configuration of IP intercom

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3.1 Remote WEB Management

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3.2 Network

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3.2.1 LAN Setting

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3.3 SIP Account

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3.4 Programmable keys

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3.5 Voice

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3.6 Phone Book

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3.7 Advanced Setting

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3.7.1 Intercom Setting

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3.7.2 VLAN Setting

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3.7.3 VPN Setting

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3.8

Maintenance

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3.8.1 Log

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3.8.2 Password

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3.8.3

Factory reset

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3.8.4

Auto Provision

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3.8.5 TR069 Upgrade

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3.8.6 FTP Upgrade

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3.8.8 TFTP Upgrade

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3.8.9 HTTP Upgrade

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3.8.10 Reboot

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3.9 Intercom Status

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3.10 System Info

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3.11 Language

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4. Brief pictures for application environment

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4.1 Door security system application

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4.2 Fire protection system application

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Summary of Contents for IS710v2

Page 1: ...Smart Security IP Intercom Smart Security IP Intercom IS710v2 User Manual ...

Page 2: ... 12 3 4 Programmable keys 14 3 5 Voice 14 3 6 Phone Book 16 3 7 Advanced Setting 16 3 7 1 Intercom Setting 16 3 7 2 VLAN Setting 17 3 7 3 VPN Setting 17 3 8 Maintenance 18 3 8 1 Log 18 3 8 2 Password 19 3 8 3 Factory reset 19 3 8 4 Auto Provision 20 3 8 5 TR069 Upgrade 21 3 8 6 FTP Upgrade 22 3 8 8 TFTP Upgrade 23 3 8 9 HTTP Upgrade 24 3 8 10 Reboot 24 3 9 Intercom Status 25 3 10 System Info 25 3 ...

Page 3: ...supply Flush mount or surface mount with the surface mount cabinet supplied as standard Two relays for releasing 2 doors or activating 2 devices Gasket seals provide waterproof and dustproof level to IP65 Two input sensors for monitoring or egress button use 1 3 Technical Information Intercom features WEB support Multi Language 1 SIP account Hotline Call forward DND Auto answer Volume control Defa...

Page 4: ... features Wideband Codec G 722 Narrowband codec G 711μ A G 723 1 G 726 G 729a b iLBC VAD CNG AEC Physical properties 1 hotline programmable key Speed dial Intercom etc 1 light touch button 1xRJ45 10 100M Ethernet ports PoE IEEE 802 3af class 0 Power adapter AC 100 240V input DC 12V 1A output Net weight 0 52KG Gross weight 0 65KG Each motherboard port check the picture illustration below Mother Boa...

Page 5: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 6 Mother Board Interface ...

Page 6: ...k the related attachment to make sure to no omitting Packing list is as follows IS710v2 Intercom Quick operating guide 4 Screws 4 Rubbers 2 1 Dimensions The dimensions of IS710 housing and openings 2 2 Flush Mount If the product is used for flush mounting then the cutting dimensions will be slightly smaller than the housing of the IP intercom The cutting dimension is 120mm x 98mm x 45mm length x w...

Page 7: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 8 intercom on the wall at 4 edges Please refer to following picture The front and rear view of flush mount installations are shown below Front view Rear view ...

Page 8: ...ould learn how to get IP address below Default IP address is 192 168 1 153 in static status If getting from DHCP you need to search the related IP address by the third software scanning equipment MAC Getting IP by DHCP is not recommended 3 1 Remote WEB Management Once input the IP address of intercom on the web browser and tap the enter on the keyboard Then a login screen will pop up from the inte...

Page 9: ...the log in the administration web page of the intercom will pop up The setting and parameter of each option will be described as follows 3 2 Network This option is used for network setting please notice that you could set the LAN and VPN ...

Page 10: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 11 3 2 1 LAN Setting This option is used for setting speaker IP as shown below ...

Page 11: ...count ESCENE IP Intercom can be set up one SIP account Account s user name password and server address are mandatory If all the information filled is valid and correct then register will be launched from SIP server after submitting and saving ...

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Page 13: ... adjust the speaker volume and microphone level which are shown in the following table Please note that in most cases if you open the microphone setting and set to level 7 it is recommended that you use speaker volume at no more than level 4 unless the environment is such that a higher speaker level is required ...

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Page 15: ...global server etc are functions which can be ignored 3 7 1 Intercom Setting System parameters can be configured IP Intercom s basic configuration PSTN Settings reserved QoS call related VoIP call forward time Settings and others The commonly used functions in the option below are mainly used Other functions do not need to be changed arbitrarily 3 7 1 1 Switch signal output 3 7 1 2 Hot Line Hotline...

Page 16: ... setting and update at the SIP server below PSTN is reserved options 3 7 2 VLAN Setting When IP Intercom s application environment involves the VLAN the below operating settings will guide you 3 7 3 VPN Setting When IP Intercom s application environment involves the VPN the below operating illustration will guide you ...

Page 17: ... IP Phone or view Intercom IP Phone log to gain more information about maintenance 3 8 1 Log For most systems the log document will offer the record of behavior change of Intercom IP Phone Log document information contains the question you need to investigate It can upload log document to the appointed Server as you need to gain information from it ...

Page 18: ...assword information Please note that password changes should be recorded and kept secure 3 8 3 Factory reset The following will direct you on how to reset the factory default Please note that factory reset will erase all original configuration information so be mindful when using this function IP address will default to 192 168 1 153 ...

Page 19: ...feature is that it automatically reads related configuration files from the server thus replacing manual update operations The following will illustrate related operations such as the server name or address verifying the user name and password optional inspection cycle reboot detection etc ...

Page 20: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 21 3 8 5 69 Upgrade This function will cooperate with telecom IMS platform to use Please follow below ...

Page 21: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 22 3 8 6 Upgrade The following will direct you when you use FTP to upgrade ...

Page 22: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 23 3 8 8 P Upgrade The following will direct you when you use TFTP to upgrade ...

Page 23: ...24 3 8 9 P Upgrade The following will direct you when you use HTTP to upgrade 3 8 10 boot The following will direct you if rebooting Intercom Please note that do not need to reboot unless no response or hanging or freezing occurs ...

Page 24: ... following will direct you information of system operation working time account registration status and network setting 3 10 System Info The following will direct you equipment name software hardware version No kernel version No and related server address ...

Page 25: ...u how you to change language with the intercom 4 Brief pictures for application environment The following pictures introduce the practical application of IP intercom Take door security and fire protection for example More compatibility application is subject to actual test ...

Page 26: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 27 4 1 Door security system application 4 2 Fire protection system application ...

Page 27: ...Smart Security IP Intercom 28 Notes Distributed By Aristel Networks Pty Ltd Unit 1 25 Howleys Rd Notting Hill Vic 3168 P 03 8542 2300 ...

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