Carus ARGOS Product Information

Carus ARGOS Product Information

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IP video front door station ARGOS
CAE3000-IP-015x
as of version 5.019

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  • Page 1 Product information IP video front door station ARGOS CAE3000-IP-015x as of version 5.019...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Scope of delivery......................5  Introduction ........................5  Notes on this product information ..........................5   Used symbols and warning notices ..........................5   Further used symbols ..............................5   Safety instructions ......................6  General safety regulations ............................6  ...
  • Page 4 Intercom function for visitor communication ............. 22    Trigger a call ....................................22   Cancel a call ....................................22   Call accepted ....................................22   End a call ...................................... 22   Control during a voice connection ..............................23 Set up the access control .................... 24  Put in employee data ..............................
  • Page 5: Scope Of Delivery

    The product information contains important notes on intended use, installation and initial operation. Please, keep the product information at a suitable place, where it is easily accessible for maintenance and repair reasons. You will find all product information in the download area at www.carus-concepts.com . Used symbols and warning notices Symbol...
  • Page 6: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions General safety regulations Assembly, installation, commissioning and repair of electronic devices must be carried out by qualified electricians. Observe the latest regulations and standards for system installations. WARNING! Danger to life due to electric shock When working on main power connections of 230 V, the safety regulations according to DIN VDE 0100 must be observed.
  • Page 7: Product Description

    Product description Intended use The IP video front door station ARGOS is a terminal for access control that combines access control and video door communication. Video door communication can be implemented into a network directly via SIP phones. The IP video front door station ARGOS is suitable for flush- and surface-mount in the outdoor area.
  • Page 8: Operation / Configuration

    Operation / configuration  capacitive colour touch screen with 5.7'' LCD (640 x 480 pixel)  brightness depends on the ambient light  configuration via LCD menus and web interface  customisable start screen  integrated data base, up to 1000 call destinations can be stored Event handler ...
  • Page 9: Protocols

    Protocols  SIP RFC 3261, compatible to SIP (image) phones or Soft phones  TCP/UDP/IP, RTP, http, DNS, NTP, DHCP (Client), SNMP Ambient conditions  temperature range: -20 °C to +60 °C  humidity up to 95%, non-condensing  ambient bright up to 50,000 lx Power supply ...
  • Page 10: Device Overview

    Device overview housing made of aluminium locking screw loudspeaker RFID reader wall-mount case for surface- and flush-mount microphone pressure compensation element display with touch screen cable gland camera...
  • Page 11: Technical Data

    For an optimal operation we recommend a mounting height of 1.57 m (centre of the device above ground, Fig. 1).  The ARGOS front door station is suitable for the use in very bright surroundings.  Do not expose the camera to direct solar radiation.
  • Page 12: Flush-Mount

    Flush-mount ► Make a wall cut out for the flush-mount box. Use the flush-mount box as template for the wall cut out.  Do not wall in or foam in the pressure compensa- tion element.  Observe that there is a gap between the masonry and the pressure compensation element.
  • Page 13: Connecting The Lines

    Connecting the lines For connecting external devices the ARGOS front door station offers different interfaces. Those are located at the right side of the circuit board (Fig. 5). Pos. Designation connection terminal (Fig. 6) switching inputs relay 2 relay 1...
  • Page 14: Put On The Front Plate

    Put on the front plate ► Clip (1) the front plate (2) onto the guidance points (3) of the flush-mount box (4). ► Push the front plate downwards. ► Secure the front plate with the locking screws (5). Fig. 7: Putting on the front plate Remove the front plate ►...
  • Page 15: Connecting The Lines

    Connecting the lines Connecting lines Acceptable cross section (diameter): 0.25 … 1.5 mm (Ø 0.57 … 1.38 mm) Maximum number of wires per terminal contact: Connect further wires by using auxiliary terminals. Use only connecting lines made of the same material and with the same diameter within one terminal contact.
  • Page 16: Local Power Supply, With 2 Pins

     For the power supply of external devices the +12 V output at the switch can be used.  If a different voltage resp. a load > 2.5 W is need- ed, an external voltage source is necessary.  The functionality of the relay can be adapted via the web interface.
  • Page 17: Initial Operation

    Initial operation WARNING! Danger to life due to electric shock Observe the safety regulations according to DIN VDE 0100, when working on main power con- nections of 230 V. ► Install the devices of the system voltage-free and completely. ► Switch on the mains voltage. ...
  • Page 18: Configuration Via Osd Menu

    Configuration via OSD menu  You need the red RFID card for the configuration via OSD menu (Fig. 12). Hold the red RFID card in front of the RFID reader. The con- figuration menu is displayed (Fig. 13).  If there is no input within 30 sec, the configuration mode is left automatically.
  • Page 19: Audio

    Audio Volume  The volume of the voice and tone output can be adapted to the local conditions (Fig. 15). ► Select the menu Audio from the configuration menu. ► Slide the volume control of the Voice (1) resp. of the Tones (2) to the right to increase the volume resp.
  • Page 20: Display

    Display Automatic control  The brightness of the display adapts automatically to the ambient brightness.  The measured brightness is displayed under the slide switch (1) (Fig. 17). ► Select the menu Display from the configuration menu. ► Slide the slide switch to the position Automatic (1). The bright of the display is adapted automatically to the ambient bright.
  • Page 21: Network

    Network ► Select the menu IP address from the configuration menu. IP address ► Slide the slide switch (1) to position DHCP ON. The IP ad- dress is allocated to the device automatically.  The IP address can change in the mode DHCP ON during operation.
  • Page 22: Intercom Function For Visitor Communication

    Intercom function for visitor communication The Intercom function can be used to communicate with visitors, further for employees who e.g. have forgotten their identification card. Due to the Voice over IP protocol SIP, the device is compatible to modern (video) telephony infrastructures. Thus, no additional end device is necessary on the company side.
  • Page 23: Control During A Voice Connection

    Control during a voice connection  During an active voice connection to a telephone, image phone or Soft phone, orders can be entered via the tele- phone keyboard (Fig. 23).  Depending on the end device, first the transmission of short cuts has to be permitted eventually.
  • Page 24: Set Up The Access Control

    Set up the access control The device offers 2 technologies for access control:  RFID  access code Put in employee data  For assigning access rights to employees, their data needs to be registered in the user list of the web interface. ...
  • Page 25: Using The Access Control

    Using the access control Access via RFID card ► Hold the RFID card in front of the RFID reader. If an as- signed card is recognised, access is granted. The card is recognised with a distance of 1 to 3 cm in front of the device.
  • Page 26: Access With Access Code

    Access with access code ► Tip the access code field (1). ► Enter you access code with the 10-key keyboard. ► Correct your input with the Corr. button (3). ► Confirm your input with OK (2). If the access code is cor- rect, access is granted (Fig.
  • Page 27: Set Up Video Surveillance

    Loudspeaker on: The audio data from the indoor sta- tion is switched over to the loudspeaker of the ARGOS. The message Connected is displayed at the LCD screen. Loudspeaker off: The audio output from the indoor sta-...
  • Page 28: Extended Configuration Via Web Interface

    Area Network (LAN).  PC and ARGOS are connected to the same network.  PC and ARGOS do use the same IP address range. Eventually, the IP address range needs to be adapted.  Comprehensive help texts are available on the web interface.
  • Page 29: Login/Logout

    Login/Logout Admin password In delivery state the web interface is not protected via password. If you want to use the protection via password, you can assign a password in this menu (Fig. 29). Keep the password carefully. If the password gets lost, you will not be able to access the web interface.
  • Page 30: Special Cards

    In case of any questions relating to the system protocol ask your system administrator or IT manager. Menu Modifications In the menu Modifications you can replace the CARUS logo on the start screen with an individual logotype (1) (Fig. 30). Fig. 30: Home screen...
  • Page 31: Telephone Mode

    ► Put in your individual logotype into the text field Text LCD start screen (2). ► Click the button Set (4). The text is displayed on the screen.  If no individual logotype is assigned, the CARUS logo is displayed.  Vowel mutations cannot be displayed.
  • Page 32: User

    User In the menu User you can set up the phone book. ► Select the menu User (1) from the tree structure. ► Click New (2). ► Put in the user date into the text fields (Fig. 32). ► Click Set (3) to store the user. ►...
  • Page 33: Set Up Access Control With Rfid Uid

    Set up access control with RFID UID ► Select a user from the list. ► Put in the RFID card number in the text field RFID UID. The box Access with RFID is checked automatically. ► Click Set. Set up access control with PIN code ►...
  • Page 34: Network Settings

    Network settings In the menu Network settings you can make the following settings:  device name  IP address  subnet mask  Gateway address  DNS server 1  DNS server 2  Auto IP DHCP  Server port ...
  • Page 35: Sip Configuration

    SIP configuration The Intercom function is working according to the Voice-over-IP standard SIP. In combination with an external SIP server, further functions, e.g. answering machine and call diversion, can be used. A full compatibility of functions from third-party providers cannot be guaranteed. Fig.
  • Page 36: Audio/Video

    Audio/Video All settings to transmit audio and video data can be made here. Fig. 36: Settings Audio/Video...
  • Page 37: Interface Configuration

    Interface configuration The device is equipped with 2 ports: a relay output and a serial interface. Both can be configured exten- sively. The available call destinations have to be configured previously in the menu User, including the SIP URI. Fig. 37: Interface configuration...
  • Page 38: Upload/Download

    Upload/Download Via the menu Upload/Download a new firmware can be installed on the device. The already installed firmware version can be read off in the menu System status. Files for configuration and access can also be uploaded to or stored in the device. The download of con- figuration files is recommended for safety reasons (Backup) and for similar device configurations.
  • Page 39: Cleaning

    Cleaning ATTENTION! Device damage or malfunction caused by short-circuit and corrosion Water and cleaning detergents that enter the device can cause short-circuits and corrosion on electronic components. Avoid water and detergents from entering the device! ATTENTION! Damages on the surface of the device Do not use any aggressive cleaning detergents for cleaning the surface of the device.
  • Page 40: Service

    Service Please send your questions and inquiries to hotline@tcsag.de Headquarters TCS TürControlSysteme AG, Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 7, 39307 Genthin | Germany FON: Fax +49(0)3933 8799/-10 +49(0)3933 8799-11 www.tcsag.de Subject to technical changes. TCS Hotline Germany FON: +49(0)4194 9881-188 FAX: +49 4194 988-129, Date of printing: 04/2016 E-Mail: hotline@tcsag.de PI_CAE3000-IP.docx...

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