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Summary of Contents for Digital Home Systems VBell
- Page 1 VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom installation and configuration manual www.vbell.com.au...
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Page 2: Chapter 1: Introduction
IP addresses made from four pairs of two digits separated by points, such as 12.34.56.78. There are three different kinds of VoIP but we will explain only one applicable for VBell™ Intercom - is entirely computer based; Skype™ is the best-known example. When you use Skype to call someone, it sets up a more or less direct connection (known as a peer-to-peer or P2P) connection with someone else's computer, across the Internet. -
Page 3: Key Features
Keeps a log of missed calls and snapshot images (no additional fees for log storage) Free VBell™ App can be used to receive and answer calls from anywhere around the world (provided the device has internet access) ... -
Page 4: Chapter 2: Installation
Don’t forget to install the lock screw at the bottom of the device to ensure it does not fall off the wall plate/mounting bracket. Connect the VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom to your router with a CAT 6 ethernet cable and connect a power supply*. ... -
Page 5: Chapter 3: The Vbell™ App
3.3 Creating a VBell™ Account When you open the VBell™ app you will be directed to a login screen. At the bottom of this screen you will see a “New Account” button. Click this button and input an Account name (username) and password for your account then click “Send”. - Page 6 3.4 Connecting to your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom To connect to your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom you will first have to register it with your VBell™ account. Click the “Add DoorPhone” button at the bottom right hand of your Account menu.
- Page 7 3.5 Using the VBell™ App with your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom You can initiate a call to your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom by clicking on the image of your Intercom in the My DoorPhone section of your Account menu. When a call is initiated you will be able to view the intercom’s camera as well as hear and speak to any visitors at your door.
- Page 8 3.5.2 Call History You can view a log of past calls in the History page of the VBell™ app. The log includes a time stamp and an image of the caller which can be accessed by pressing the camera icon next to the call details.
- Page 9 3.5.4 Sharing Access to your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom To enable another user access to your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom head to the “Share Setting” menu and click “Add Sharer”. You will be asked to input their Account name (username). Alternatively, you can scan the QR code located in the other users “Setting”...
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Page 10: Chapter 4: Accessing Your Vbell™ Video Voip Intercom's Configuration Portal
You can access the full configuration settings for your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom by typing its local IP address in the address bar of your web browser. Your VBell™ Intercom’s IP can be found by using the “Find IP” function on your VBell™... - Page 11 In this section, you will be able to find your VBell™ Intercom’s network and phone status. 4.2 Service In this category, you will find the VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom’s SIP settings, login settings, RTSP settings and video and call settings.
- Page 12 4.2.2 Calls Here, you can set up the ring time and call duration limit for calls initiated by the VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom’s “CALL” button. You can also turn on and off the ring tone. 4.2.3 Video In this section, you can set the VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom camera’s video framerate, image resolution and video quality.
- Page 13 4.2.4 RTSP Server The Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) server allows you to watch a live video feed from your VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom once you have connected it to your RTSP server. 4.2.5 Web Server Here, you can change your web configuration portal’s User ID (account) and password. Do not forget to click modify to save your changes.
- Page 14 4.4 System 4.4.1 Network The network settings can be found under System>Network. VBell™ Video VoIP Intercom supports Ethernet and PPPoE. Please check your existing LAN settings and adjust if required. Security precautions: Your local LAN router must be equipped with MAC filtering to secure your network.
- Page 15 Then release button and wait about 5 min for device to reset. 4.4.5 Reboot You can reboot your VBell™ using this function. It will be necessary to reboot the device if you have made significant changes to its settings such as changing network settings.
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Page 16: Chapter 5: Connecting A Door Lock/Alarm To Your Vbell™ Video Voip Intercom
VBell™ Intercom allows you to connect and control external devices like electrical door lock/alarm via the DI/DO cable. DI/DO cable is pre-installed. DO (digital output) contacts and DI (digital input) contacts marked in different colours: Please refer to your door lock wiring diagram before you connect it to VBell™ Intercom. Typical but not common diagram presented below: Chapter 6: System configuration diagrams www.vbell.com.au... - Page 17 LEGAL DISCLAIMER The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Digital Home Systems Pty Ltd (DHS) does not make any representations or warranties (implied or otherwise) regarding the accuracy and completeness of this document and shall in no event be liable for any loss, nor any damage, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or other damage.
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