Videx IP videokit IPVK/6296 Series, Installation Handbook

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IPVK/6296 Series IP videokit
IPVK/6296 Series - Installation handbook
SETTING UP AN OUTDOOR PANEL 4512 - DIGITAL DOOR PANEL WITH KEYPAD
In the device list window ( Fig. 28 on page 40 ), click on the button “Edit Properties” of one “OUTDOOR PANEL” model 4512.
If you are unsure which door panel is which, you can enable the flag “ACCEPT CONNECTION FROM DEVICES” (under the menu option
Settings->Preferences) then press any button on the door panel to open the settings for that door panel.
The “ OUTDOOR PANEL SETTINGS ” window ( Fig. 29 ) shows the following device information:
• The Device Model
• The firmware version
• The hardware version
Then there is a section of editable fields*:
• The Device IP
• The Subnet Mask
• The Gateway IP
• The DNS 1
• The DNS 2
• The Device ID
• The Device Description
*If you are not sure, contact your system administrator to set the correct IP Address, subnet mask and Gateway.
It is recommended to set a descriptive “ DEVICE DESCRIPTION ” that identifies the area where the device is installed i.e. “Main En-
trance”, “Back Entrance” etc.
Under the “ GENERAL ” tab ( Fig. 29 ) you can set:
• The
Video Quality
For every kind of connection you can select among 5 levels - Note that a higher quality requires a higher band-
width so for direct connection to monitor you can select the maximum quality, for a connection to a client in the LAN you can
select a medium quality while it could be suggested to select a low quality for a client connected through wan;
• The Levels for
» The Reassurance Tone (3 levels) that is the reassurance tone emitted during a call that confirms the call in progress;
» The Microphone Gain (3 levels);
» The Loudspeaker Gain (3 levels plus “use potentiometer” option to allow hardware adjustment from the panel);
• The
Home Screen
for which you can set 3 rows of text and for each row you can establish the text size. This text will be shown on
the door panel display during the system stand-by.
• The External Camera Connection . When the external camera is connected, it is required to set the default video signal which will
be shown during the call (Either the internal camera or the external camera). For both, built in and external camera, it is possible
to set a name. The name will be shown on videophone’s display during the conversation.
• The Noise option. Checking this option activates the noise attenuation, it is useful for those outdoor environments that are par-
ticularly loud.
• The Voice option. By checking this option the loudspeaker, during operation, will emit voice messages concerning the operation
executed.
• The Bell Button function (only for 4512R). By checking this option, the “Bell” button is enabled to call the apartment number
specified in the “CallApt. No:” field.
The “ APT. ” tab ( Fig. 30 ) allows apartments to be set. Under this section a calling code (“Apt. No.”) and a calling description (“Name”)
are set to all apartments that can be called by this door panel.
• The “ APARTMENTS TABLE ” section allows big changes to be made to the apartments table and/or to edit, enable & delete a single
apartment.
» To edit “Apt.No” or “ Name”, double click on the relevant cell.
» To enable/disable the aparment, click on the relevant check box (“EN”).
» To enable/disable the cascade feature for the apartment, click on the relevant check box (“C”)
» To delete one apartment, click on the relevant “Del.” column.
» To automatically fill the apartments table, click on the relevant button: the table will be automatically filled generating one
apartment per intercom using the intercom “ID” as “Apt. No” and the intercom “Description” as “ Name”.
» To empty the apartments table, click on the “Delete All” button.
» To modify the intercoms linked to one apartment, first select the apartment in the table then edit the linked intercoms in the
relevant section.
• The “ CREATE APARTMENT ” section allows a new apartment to be created. First click on “New” button then the fields “Apt. No.” (the
number entered by the visitor to call the apartment) and “Name” (the name shown on the panel when the apartment is called) must be
filled in.
• The section “ LINKED INTERCOMS AND SIP DEVICE ” allows the operator to link the apartment code to one or more intercoms and
one SIP ID. If the fields “Apt. No” and “Apt. Name” are left empty, the fields are automatically filled respectively with the “ID” and the “De-
scription” of the first intercom linked to the apartment. When the visitor enters the “Apt.No.” at the door panel, all devices linked to this
apartment number and “SIP ID” if set, will start to ring.
VX IP Wizard
Wizard configuration software for VIDEX IP System