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Video Intercom Indoor Station

User Manual

Table of Contents

Overview ................................................................................................ 1

1.1

Introduction .......................................................................................................... 1

1.2

Main Features ....................................................................................................... 1

Appearance ............................................................................................. 2

2.1

Appearance of Indoor Station…………………………………………………….………………………2

Typical Application .................................................................................. 4

Terminals and Interfaces .......................................................................... 5

4.1

Terminals and Interfaces of Indoor Station………………………………………………..………5

Installation and Wiring ............................................................................ 6

5.1

Indoor Station Installation .................................................................................... 6

5.1.1

Wall Mounting Plate ...................................................................................... 6

5.1.2

Wall Mounting with Junction Box .................................................................. 6

5.2

Indoor Station Wiring ........................................................................................... 8

5.2.1

Wiring of Indoor Station…………………………………………………….………………………..8

Before You Start .................................................................................... 10

Local Operation ..................................................................................... 11

7.1

Activating Device Locally .................................................................................... 11

7.2

User Interface Description .................................................................................. 13

7.2.1

User Interface of Indoor Station ................................................................... 13

7.2.2

User Interface of Indoor Extension ............................................................... 14

7.2.3

Status of Indoor Station ............................................................................... 15

7.2.4

Status of Indoor Extension ........................................................................... 16

7.2.5

Arming Status ............................................................................................... 17

7.3

Indoor Station Settings ....................................................................................... 18

7.3.1

Password Settings ........................................................................................ 18

7.3.2

Sound Settings ............................................................................................. 20

7.3.3

No Disturbing Settings.................................................................................. 22

7.3.4

Zone Settings ................................................................................................ 23

7.3.5

Arming Mode Settings .................................................................................. 24

7.3.6

System Maintenance .................................................................................... 25

7.3.7

Configuration Settings .................................................................................. 26

7.4

Call Settings ........................................................................................................ 34

7.4.1

Adding Contact ............................................................................................. 34

7.4.2

Calling Resident ............................................................................................ 35

7.4.3

Calling Management Center ........................................................................ 36

7.4.4

Receiving Call ............................................................................................... 37

7.4.5

Viewing Call Logs .......................................................................................... 38

Summary of Contents for VZ-IP-BUTIDS-WI

Page 1: ...Video Intercom Indoor Station User Manual...

Page 2: ...DAMAGES RESULTING FROM CYBER ATTACK HACKER ATTACK VIRUS INSPECTION OR OTHER INTERNET SECURITY RISKS HOWEVER OUR COMPANY WILL PROVIDE TIMELY TECHNICAL SUPPORT IF REQUIRED SURVEILLANCE LAWS VARY BY JURI...

Page 3: ...e harmfulinterference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesiredoperation EU Conformity Statement This product and if applicable the supplied a...

Page 4: ...has been disconnected before you wire install or dismantle the device When the product is installed on wall or ceiling the device shall be firmly fixed If smoke odors or noise rise from the device tur...

Page 5: ...ce cover Please use a soft and dry cloth when clean inside and outside surfaces of the device cover do not use alkaline detergents Please keep all wrappers after unpack them for future use In case of...

Page 6: ...You Start 10 7 Local Operation 11 7 1 Activating Device Locally 11 7 2 User Interface Description 13 7 2 1 User Interface of Indoor Station 13 7 2 2 User Interface of Indoor Extension 14 7 2 3 Status...

Page 7: ...ote Operation via VEZPRO 70 9 1 System Configuration 70 9 2 Device Management 71 9 2 1 Adding Video Intercom Devices 71 9 2 2 Modifying Network Information 74 9 2 3 Resetting Password 75 9 3 Configuri...

Page 8: ...Video Intercom Indoor Station User Manual vii 10 4 2 Adding Device via Serial No 112 10 5 Live View and Remote Unlocking 113 Appendix 115 Installation Notice 115 Wiring Cables 115...

Page 9: ...te smart community video intercom system The video intercom indoor station is mainly applied to situations such as community villa and official buildings 1 2 Main Features Video intercom function Remo...

Page 10: ...client software or the master station The Unlock key is valid only when does the indoor station speak with the door station or open the live view of the door station There are different meanings when...

Page 11: ...Video Intercom Indoor Station User Manual 3 Keys Hold Down Press SOS Key Return Key Direction Keys and Unlock Key Live View Key Alarm Direction Keys and Management Center Key Confirm Key...

Page 12: ...N 3 Typical Application Building PC Client tation n om One Resident Door Station Outer Door Station Figure 3 1 Typical Application of Indoor Station Indoor extensions in a resident are in the same LAN...

Page 13: ...terfaces 4 1 Terminals and Interfaces of Indoor Station Figure 4 1 Terminals of Indoor Station Table 4 1 Terminals Description Name No Interface Description Terminals A1 AIN1 Zone Detector Input Termi...

Page 14: ...ation Make sure all the related equipment is power off during the installation Check the product specification for the installation environment 5 1 Indoor Station Installation The wall mounting plate...

Page 15: ...Fix the wall mounting plate to the junction box with 2 screws Wall Mounting Plate Screws Junction Box Figure 5 2 Install the Plate 4 Hook the indoor station to the wall mounting plate tightly by inser...

Page 16: ...Video Intercom Indoor Station User Manual 8 5 2 Indoor Station Wiring 5 2 1 Wiring of IndoorStation Figure 5 4 Wiring of Indoor Station...

Page 17: ...ion ALARM IN Connect alarm device with one end of the device connecting to JINx and the other end connecting to GND x indicates number between 1 8 ALARM OUT Connect alarm output devices GND 12V Connec...

Page 18: ...ion To activate the device with Batch Configuration Tool or VEZPRO refer to 8 Remote Operation via Batch Configuration Tool and 9 Remote Operation via VEZPRO To configure the key parameters of device...

Page 19: ...as a return key the Unlock key works as direction keys and to turn up and left the Live View key works as direction keys and to turn down and right and the Management Center key works as a confirm ke...

Page 20: ...imum of 8 characters including at least three kinds of following categories upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters in order to increase the security of your product And w...

Page 21: ...r your first time usage and when it is notactivated Only when the device is activated can you operate it locally and remotely 7 2 User Interface Description 7 2 1 User Interface of Indoor Station Figu...

Page 22: ...ercom Indoor Station User Manual 14 Indoor station only has one interface page Figure 7 4 User Interface of Indoor Station 7 2 2 User Interface of Indoor Extension Figure 7 5 User Interface of Indoor...

Page 23: ...n door station IP address Configure the main door station IP address Network of door station is abnormal Check the network connection of main door station Communication of door station is abnormal Che...

Page 24: ...ine Please check the network cable or Wi Fi connection The indoor extension IP address conflicts with that of other device Please check the IP address The indoor extension has not connected to the ind...

Page 25: ...he indoor station Arming Your Room Steps 1 Press the Arming Status tab to display the arming status interface Figure 9 1 Pressing Arm Tab 2 Press the Armtab 3 Enter the arm password to enable the armi...

Page 26: ...d the corresponding arming status will display on the main interface If enabling the disarming status successfully you can hear a voice prompt disarmed and the corresponding disarming status will disp...

Page 27: ...Enter duress code in the door station when the user is hijacked Enter unlock password in the door station when opening door of the building Enter arm disarm password when arming disarming thezone Ste...

Page 28: ...n password and arm disarm password are supported 7 3 2 Sound Settings Purpose You can set the ringtone ring duration call forwarding time volume of microphone and loudspeaker enable disable touch soun...

Page 29: ...without being accepted Ring duration ranges from 30s to 60s Call Forwarding Time The ring duration limit beyond which the call is automatically forwarded to eh mobile phone designated by the resident...

Page 30: ...ension 7 3 3 No Disturbing Settings Purpose Two types of no disturbing mode can be configured All day and Scheduled Steps 1 Get to the no disturbing settings interface Settings No Disturbing Figure 9...

Page 31: ...besaved Under scheduled no disturbing mode the indoor station will not ring between the start time and the end time when it is called by door station or other indoor stations but the call logs will b...

Page 32: ...rm type as 24h alarm and the zone will be armed for24h o Set the alarm type as instant alarm and the zone will alarm once it s triggered o Set the alarm type as delay alarm and you should set the ente...

Page 33: ...ettings For 24H alarm zone and smoke detector zone even if it is disabled under current arming mode the indoor station will still alarm when it istriggered Arming mode settings should be configured wi...

Page 34: ...the configuration settings interface you can set and view the local information configure the network manage devices synchronize the device time and restore the default settings Setting Local Informa...

Page 35: ...oor Station Figure 7 7 Local Information Settings Indoor Extension 3 Press the drop down list to select a video standard PAL or NTSC 4 Set the maximum live view duration of the device The Extension No...

Page 36: ...to 60 seconds Setting Network Purpose Network connection is mandatory for the use of the indoor station Steps 1 Get to the configuration interface Settings Configuration and enter the admin password c...

Page 37: ...ion Device 2 Press the SIP Sever tab and enter the IP address of the SIP server 3 Press the tab to save the SIP serveradded The master station can work as a SIPserver Indoor extension cannot connect t...

Page 38: ...setting center or the master station in the indoor station the alarm messages will be uploaded to the center or the master station automatically You can edit but not delete the center or the master st...

Page 39: ...r station type 4 Enter the IP address of the main door station and press the tab to save the settings You can edit but not delete the main door station in the device management interface Adding IP Cam...

Page 40: ...admin Up to 8 doorphones can be added to the indoor station Up to 16 IP cameras and DVR DVS NVR in total can be added to the indoor station When the IP camera is added successfully you can get the liv...

Page 41: ...d port No and select the time zone The default unit of synchronizing interval is minute The default port No is 123 Restoring and Upgrading Device Steps 1 Get to the device restoring and upgrading inte...

Page 42: ...34 Figure 9 15 Device Restoring and Upgrading Some indoor stations support online upgrading See details in specifications 7 4 Call Settings 7 4 1 Adding Contact Steps 1 Press the tab on the user inte...

Page 43: ...tings Hold down an added contact to open the contact handling menu Press the Call tab to start the video call with the contact Press the Edit tab to modify the contact information Press the Delete tab...

Page 44: ...ding 2 Unit 3 and Room 405 The community No can be omitted Switch to on the upper right corner to enable the camerafunction The Room No can be automatically saved into the contact list Indoor extensio...

Page 45: ...t center here refers to the master station and VEZPRO client software For indoor extension it only supports calling the master station 7 4 4 Receiving Call Purpose The indoor station can receive calls...

Page 46: ...e building door will open Press the tab to capture the live view picture when speaking with the door station And prompts Captured will display on the screen Indoor extension can receive the call from...

Page 47: ...ves call logs from door station outer door station management center and other indoorstations Hold down a piece of call log to open the call log handlingmenu Press the View tab to enter the live view...

Page 48: ...e well connected Indoor station does not support the live view of IP camera Purpose On the live view interface you can monitor the live view of added door station and IP camera Steps 1 Press the Live...

Page 49: ...nual 41 Figure 9 21 Live View of Door Station 3 Press the IP Camera tab to enter the live view interface of IP cameras Figure 9 22 Live View of IP Camera On the door station live view interface press...

Page 50: ...unction it requires TF card for saving the notice visitor messages and capture logs of the indoor stations and requires the internal memory of the indoor station to save the alarm log For indoor stati...

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Page 52: ...Remotely Purpose You are required to activate the device first by setting a strong password for it before you can use the device Activation via Batch Configuration Tool and Activation via VEZPRO are...

Page 53: ...ng network parameters via batch configuration tool as example Steps 1 Select an online activated device and click the Edit NET Parameters button Figure 8 3 Clicking Edit NET Parameters Button 2 Change...

Page 54: ...ce to be added has been activated Purpose For batch configuration tool software you should add device to the software so as to configure the device remotely The software provides 3 ways for adding the...

Page 55: ...gged in will be added to the device list for configuration If you add devices in batch please make sure selected devices have the same user name and password 8 3 2 Adding by IP Address Purpose You can...

Page 56: ...hen you add devices by IP Address IP Segment or Port No the devices should be online devices 8 3 3 Adding by IP Segment Purpose You can add many devices at once whose IP addresses are among the IP seg...

Page 57: ...tion interface Figure 8 11 Remote Configuration Here we take the indoor station as an example and the remote configuration of other devices can be referred 8 4 1 System Click the System button on the...

Page 58: ...door Station User Manual 50 General Figure 8 12 Device Information Click the General button to enter device general parameters settings interface You can view and edit the device name and device ID Fi...

Page 59: ...izationbutton NTP 1 Check the checkbox of Enable NTP to enableNTP 2 Enter the server address NTP port and synchronization interval DST 1 Check the checkbox of Enable DST to enableDST 2 Enter the start...

Page 60: ...reboot the system 3 Click Restore Default Settings to restore the default parameters 4 Click Restore All to restore all parameters of device and reset the device to inactive status 5 Click Import Con...

Page 61: ...d the export file window pops up Select the saving path of remote configuration files and click Save to export the configuration file Figure 8 17 Export File 7 Click to select the upgrade file and cli...

Page 62: ...All button all default settings including network parameters will be restored The device will be reset to inactivatedstatus User Purpose You can edit the password for logging in the device Steps 1 Cl...

Page 63: ...w password and confirm password should be identical After editing the password of device click button from the device list the added device will not be there You should add the device again with new p...

Page 64: ...Click the ID Configuration button to enter device ID configuration interface Figure 8 22 Indoor Station Figure 8 23 Indoor Extension 2 Select the device type from the drop down list and set the corres...

Page 65: ...m live view time Password Click the Password button to enter password changing interface For indoor station you can change the admin password arm disarm password unlock password and duress code Figure...

Page 66: ...er zone settings interface Figure 8 28 Zone Alarm 2 Select a zone type from the drop down listmenu 3 Select an alarm mode from the drop down listmenu 4 Set the zone status NO orNC 5 Set the entering d...

Page 67: ...e management center if the OK button is not pressed within the enter delay time after the alarm the alarm event will be uploaded to the managementcenter The exit delay is the time between you enable t...

Page 68: ...Exporting and Importing Added Device Information Steps 1 Click the Export button to export the added device information file Figure 8 31 Export Information 2 Edit parameters of added devices in batch...

Page 69: ...ure 8 32 Import Information Local Network Configuration Steps 1 Click the Local Network Configuration button to enter local network configuration interface Figure 8 33 Local Network Parameters 2 Enter...

Page 70: ...Video Intercom Indoor Station User Manual 62 3 Click the Save button to enable the settings...

Page 71: ...uration 2 Enter the master station IP address main door station IP address SIP server IP address management center IP address and doorphone IP address 3 Select the main door station type from the drop...

Page 72: ...network parameters and linked network parameters for the device by using the video intercom device set up tool In the device list area click to enter the video intercom device set up tool Figure 8 35...

Page 73: ...oor station start IP address and then click the Calculate button to generate the indoor station end IP address and indoor station room No like 1 1 1 1 2 automatically 3 Set the main door station param...

Page 74: ...ord here If the indoor station is not activated create a login password here and the indoor station will be activated simultaneously When the device is successfully configured it prompts the note Conf...

Page 75: ...teps 1 In the batch upgrading interface click the to open the online device window Figure 8 39 Login 2 Select a device enter the user name and password and click the Login Device button 3 Click the Ad...

Page 76: ...ices Adding by IP Address IP Segment Steps 1 Click the Manual button to open the device adding window 2 Enter the corresponding information IP address user name password start IP address end IPaddress...

Page 77: ...ices and select Upgrade by File as the upgrading mode 2 Click Figure 8 42 Upgrade by File 3 Open the upgrading file and click the Upgradebutton Online Upgrading Online Upgrading The batch upgrading to...

Page 78: ...tercom parameters accordingly Steps 1 Open the System Configurationpage Path Control Panel Maintenance and Management System Configuration Video Intercom 2 Click the Video Intercom tab to enter the Vi...

Page 79: ...client software for remote configuration and management 9 2 1 Adding Video Intercom Devices You can add at most 512 indoor stations and master stations in total to the VEZPRO and add at most 16 door s...

Page 80: ...or station or master station 1 Click Add New Device Type to enter add new device type interface Select Indoor Station Master Station and clickOK Figure 9 2 Adding New Device Type 2 In the Server tab V...

Page 81: ...port No The default value is 8000 User Name Input the device user name By default the user name is admin Password Input the device password By default the password is 12345 7 Optionally you can check...

Page 82: ...d Add All the Online Devices If you want to add all the online devices to the client software click Add All and click OK in the pop up message box Then enter the user name and password for the devices...

Page 83: ...n list password and confirm password field pops up follow the steps below to reset the password This option is available to door stations Figure 9 6 Resetting Password Option 1 1 Click Export to save...

Page 84: ...of your own choosing Using a minimum of 8 characters including at least three of the following categories upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters in order to increase the...

Page 85: ...capture the live view picture The captured picture can be uploaded and stored in the storage server This function is only available to doorstations You are required to add storage server to the VEZPR...

Page 86: ...Video Intercom V2 4 2 in the disk 9 4 2 Formatting the HDDs The HDDs of the storage server need to be formatted for the captured picture storage Steps 1 Select the added storage server from the list...

Page 87: ...rt The storage server needs to be added to the client software and the HDDs need to be formatted for the captured pictures storage Steps 1 Open the Record Schedulepage 2 Select the camera from the Cam...

Page 88: ...User Manual 80 Figure 9 10 Setting Storage Server 5 Click Set Quota to enter the HDD management interface of the storage server You can set the corresponding quota ratio for captured picture informat...

Page 89: ...ns Refer 9 5 2 Video Intercom for detail steps Group Management Construct virtual communities according to the real community situations and assign door stations and indoor stations to the community a...

Page 90: ...roups to community outer door station or other and assign devices to each group Enter Control Panel Video Intercom Group Management to add edit and delete groups Three group types can be selected comm...

Page 91: ...on accordingly Select Community as group type and then Input the Community No building No and Unit No to set the community structure as shown in the figure below Figure 9 14 Adding Community Select Ou...

Page 92: ...r example You can name the group as administrator entrance guard and cleaning staff etc When selecting Other as the group type you can set different groups for staff other than residents such as admin...

Page 93: ...Community 1 Click Add to enter the Add Resident Interface and the video intercom devices added to the client software will be listed as shown in the figure below Figure 9 17 Adding Resident 2 Check th...

Page 94: ...alog devices singlly or in batch Adding Devices in Batch Enter the start floor and end floor and set the room numbers Figure 9 18 Adding Devices in Batch Room Numbers here refers to the room numbers i...

Page 95: ...added device 2 Click Modify to enter the device modifying interface Figure 9 20 Modifying Device Information 3 Click OK to complete the device modifying operation Deleting Device 1 Select an added dev...

Page 96: ...SIP server IP address of the indoor station is not configured or abnormal Steps Press Center on the main interface of the indoor station Figure 9 22 Calling from Indoor Station When the SIP server IP...

Page 97: ...indoor station Option 1 Calling Resident Indoor Station by Room No 1 Input the room No of the indoor station in the dial keyboard on the right Figure 9 23 Callling Indoor Station Option 1 You should e...

Page 98: ...Calling Indoor Station Option 2 2 Double click the added resident from the resident list to call the resident Option 3 Calling Resident Indoor Station from Call Log 1 Click the dial log on the below...

Page 99: ...to start the audiovisual call with the indoor station Click to clear all logs in the list optional 9 5 3 Card Management Purpose You can add unauthorized cards to the community and then you can assign...

Page 100: ...tation and door station have been added to the VEZPRO client software Steps Click Video Intercom Card Management to enter the card management page Figure 9 26 Card Management Interface Adding Card Ste...

Page 101: ...card reader please swipe the card in the card reader and the corresponding card No will be shown automatically in the Card No textbox 3 Click OK to accomplish carding adding operation Click Delete Al...

Page 102: ...nt Cards Steps 1 Select Community from the organization list like 1 1 1 and the indoor stations of the community will be listed in the resident list Figure 9 29 Clicking Card Selection 2 Click Card Se...

Page 103: ...s or enter the card No in the filter textbox you need to assign to the indoor station and check the checkbox of door stations doorphones and outer doorstations Only resident cards can be assigned to i...

Page 104: ...he indoor station the card No will also be listed in the resident list Issuing Other Cards Steps 1 Select Other from the group list like Cleaning Staff Figure 9 32 Issuing Other Card 2 Click Card Sele...

Page 105: ...heck the checkboxes of the cards or enter the card No in the filter textbox you need to assign to the person and check the checkbox of door stations doorphones and outer doorstations 4 Click Issue Car...

Page 106: ...will be reset to authorized ones Via VEZPRO there are two ways to cancel the cards which have been issued Option 1 Steps 1 Select Community from the organization list like 1 1 1 and the indoor station...

Page 107: ...erface check the checkboxes of Room No for resident card or Name for other card click Cancel Card to cancel all card issued to the device Through Option 1 you can cancel card from single or certain do...

Page 108: ...tch Importing Unauthorized Cards Steps 1 Click Batch Import to enter the batch import interface as shown in the figure below Figure 9 38 Importing File 2 Click Export Template to export the template o...

Page 109: ...nd click BatchExport 2 Select the saving file path and clickSave 3 After batch exporting the unauthorized cards the excel will be generated in the saving directory 9 5 4 Notice Management Creating Not...

Page 110: ...ield of subject For analog indoor stations no more than 20 characters including space can be input in the field ofsubject For IP indoor stations no more than 1023 characters including space can be inp...

Page 111: ...Select the info type input the subject recipient and set the start time and end time Figure 9 41 Notice Interface 3 Click Query to search the notice information 4 Click to view the detailed informatio...

Page 112: ...ct the calling status device type and set the start time and end time and click Query to search the call log Figure 9 43 Call Log Interface 3 Click Export to export the call logs as an excel file Quer...

Page 113: ...Manual 105 Figure 9 44 Unlocking Log Interface 3 Click Export to export the unlocking logs as an excel file 9 6 Device Arming Control Steps 1 Select Tool Device Arming Control to pop up device arming...

Page 114: ...ing status of the device as armed and the alarm information will be auto uploaded to the client software when alarm occurs Figure 9 46 Device Arming Control Figure 9 47 Alarm Events After adding the d...

Page 115: ...e iOS Steps 1 Log in the App Store 2 Enter the key words Guarding Vision to search the mobile client software 3 Download and install the software to your iPhone 4 After installing the software tap to...

Page 116: ...take Registration via Telephone No as example to introduce registering an account in the software Steps 1 Tap the icon to run the software and tap Register an Account to enter registration mode select...

Page 117: ...t Verification Code button The verification code will be sent to your phone Figure 10 5 Entering Code Figure 10 6 Setting Account 5 Enter the received verification code and tap the Next button to ente...

Page 118: ...via mobile phone No please tap Login with mobile phone number If you forget the password please tap Forgot Password to find the password 10 4 Adding Device Two ways of adding device are available Addi...

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Page 120: ...device adding Figure 10 11 Scanning QR Code Figure 10 12 Device Result 112 Figure 10 9 Entering Code Figure 10 10 Device Added 10 4 2 Adding Device via Serial No Steps 1 On the Home screen tap the ic...

Page 121: ...e 10 13 Entering Code Figure 10 14 Device Added The serial No of the device is on the label stuck on the rear panel of the device The default device verification code isABCDEF 10 5 Live View and Remot...

Page 122: ...vice remotely See the following table in detail Table 10 1 Icon Description Keys Description Enable the live view Disable the live view Enable disable the audio Switch to the full screen mode Switch t...

Page 123: ...ce between two devices is recommended to be more than 10 meters Here the devices refer to indoor station outdoor station and master station Wiring Cables Cable Specification Power Cord of Door Station...

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