Trigger a Protege Input with Your Phone
The following steps outline how to set up a code which can be entered during a VoIP call from an IP phone to the
intercom, enabling the user to remotely trigger a Protege input.
To enable this functionality the intercom unit's connection terminals need to be wired as below, with the input port
contacts connected to the output port contacts:
⦁
The GND1 terminal connected to the COM1 (Common contact) terminal.
⦁
The IN1 (Input 1) terminal connected to the NO1: (Normally open contact) terminal.
The intercom then needs to be configured to respond to the Remote DTMF Trigger.
1.
From the intercom web interface, navigate to the
Security Settings
menu.
2.
In the
Input Settings
section, check
Input Detect
.
-
Set the
Trigger Mode
to
High Level Trigger (Disconnect Trigger)
.
-
Check
Alert message send to server
.
3.
In the
Output Settings
section, check
Output Response
.
-
Set the
Output Level
to
High Level (NC:closed)
.
-
Set the
Output Duration
to 1 second.
4.
In the
Alert Trigger Setting | Output
section, check
Remote DTMF Trigger
.
-
Disable the
Input Trigger
.
5.
Set the
Trigger Code
to the code that will be entered to trigger the input.
(
valid characters for trigger code entry are: 0-9, * and #
)
6.
Set the
Reset Mode
to
By Duration
.
7.
To play a tone when the input is triggered, in the
Alert Trigger Setting | Ring
section, set
Remote
DTMF Trigger
to
Default
.
-
Set the
Alarm Ring Duration
to the desired duration.
8.
Click
Apply
.
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