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Summary of Contents for Portech IS-380
- Page 1 IS-380 IP Alarm trigger User Manual PORTech Communications lnc.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1. Brief Introduction ....................1 2. Main body Size ....................1 3. Product Package Content ..................1 4. Panel Introduction:....................2 5. IS Music/Audio Server and IS-380 diagram ............3 6. Web picture ....................4 7. Set the main interface ..................5 7.1 Description of function items.................. -
Page 3: Brief Introduction
Alarm Example: Reservoir gate have a sensor and connect with our IS-380 via dry contact The reservoir gate open, trigger NO->NC. IBS System will play a mp3 preprogram file to specific speaker 2. -
Page 4: Panel Introduction
4. Panel Introduction: (1) ALARM INPUT:dry contact input; can connect with device that have dry contact ouput (2) DC 12V : power supply input interface (3) LAN: network port; insert network line to establish network connection (4) PWR: power supply indicator lamp (5) STATUS : indicator lamp of sound output state Constantly on: Audio Out 2 has sound output... -
Page 5: Is Music/Audio Server And Is-380 Diagram
5. IS Music/Audio Server and IS-380 diagram dry contact sensor... -
Page 6: Web Picture
6. Web picture Step 1: open IE browser (or other browser software), input [http://192.168.0.100] Step 2: enter [Login WEB] picture, input [Username & Password (defaults: username: voip， Password: 1234)] , and then click [OK] to enter the equipment management interface after confirming the password is correct (as shown in the following picture). -
Page 7: Set The Main Interface
7. Set the main interface It provides the following function items: Network, SIP Setting, System Auth, (Account and Password Change), SaveChange, Update and Reboot. Description of function items. 7.1 Description of function items Network : Network provides Status and WAN Setting SIP Settings : SIP Setting provides Service Domain (SIP registration setting)，... -
Page 8: Network (Network Environment)
8. Network (Network Environment) 8.1 Status (network status) Network Status (network status) picture shows the date of current network environment status (as shown in the following picture)。 Column Introduction Master Show the network environment data of the network port (WAN port) Type Show current network connection mode Show set or gained network address data... -
Page 9: Wan Setting (Wan Network Setting)
8.2 WAN Setting (WAN network setting) WAN Setting (WAN network setting) picture provides WAN network connection mode. WAN Setting Provide WAN port network environment setting data IP Type Preset to be DHCP Client network mode. Provide Fixed IP, DHCP Client (automatically obtain an IP address) and PPPoE mode. -
Page 10: Sntp Setting
8.3 SNTP Setting SNTP Setting picture provides server address and timing time. Column Introduction SNTP Preset to be On (start); timing function. Turn off timing function when it is set to be Off. Primary Server Preset to be time.windows.com; the first syn-position timing server address. -
Page 11: Sip Setting
9. SIP Setting 9.1 Port Setting (SIP port setting) Port Setting (SIP port setting) picture provides setting of SIP communication port positions. Column Introduction SIP Port Preset to be 5060; set SIP port position. Submit [key] Execute storage and change setting. Reset [key] Clear input data. -
Page 12: Switch Setting
9.2 Switch Setting Setting about connecting with IS Music/Audio Server and 及 Trigger mode Column Introduction Active Default No；set if connect with IS Music/Audio Server or System provide device ID auto Debounce Default: 200ms ; set the Debounce time of Trigger contactor.if default 200ms, triggerduration is less than 200ms,it mean No trigger LED Alert... -
Page 13: Update
10. Update 10.1 New Firmware Code Type Preset to be Risc (.gz). Select the type of documents to be updated. Provide Risc (system firmware. gz) and DSP (DSP firmware. ds) updating modes. File Location Input file positon or name to be updated or press [Browse] to select file data;... - Page 14 Step 2: enter [select file] interface, to select [gz] file to be updated [for example, VP5110_70105.gz], and then press [open] (as shown in the following picture), to return to the main interface. Step 3: back to [Update Firmware], wherein [File Location] has data to be updated if it is confirmed to be correct;...
- Page 15 10.2 Default Setting Restore Default Setting provides data content of all change setting (not containing data in Network) to restore default setting value; the system will automatically restart. Column Introductio Restore [key] Remove all change setting data to restore default setting.
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Page 16: System Authority
11. System Authority Set system authority Colum Introductio New username Input the new user's data Input digits or string. New password Input new password Input digits or string. Confirmed password Input and confirm password Input digits or string. Submit [key] Execute storage and change setting. -
Page 17: Save Change
12. Save Change Save Changes provides save changes setting and restart system automatically. Column Introductio Save [key] Execute storage and change setting. 13. Reboot Reboot System interface provides manual reboot. - Page 18 Step 1: click [Reboot] in the main interface to enter [Reboot System] and then press [Reboot] to reboot the system (as shown in the following picture). Column Introductio Reboot [key] Reboot the equipment Step 2: enter the information prompt interface, showing that the system is rebooting, please wait (as shown in the following picture);...
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