VDP300 Table of Contents Part 1 Introduction 1 Key Features ................................1 Part 2 Connections 1 Overview ..................................2 2 Input Connections ..............................3 3 Output Connections ..............................4 Part 3 LED Indicators Part 4 Controls Part 5 Mounting Part 6 Smart App Part 7 Network Setup 1 EZ Mode Setup ................................
Introduction Introduction The VDP300 PHONESEE WiFi DoorKnox box is used to integrate DoorKnox cameras and monitors for remote viewing and door relay control via the "Tuya Smart" application. The VDP300 is installed between DoorKnox cameras and DoorKnox monitors to intercept the images to stream and connect with the Tuya Smart app via the WiFi or via a Ethernet network cable connected to a router.
Connections 2.1 Overview The VDP300 is installed between DoorKnox cameras and DoorKnox monitors in order to intercept the images to stream and connect with the Tuya Smart app via the WiFi or an Ethernet network cable connected to a router.
LED Indicators LED Indicators Power LED ON = Device is powered Note:- During boot-up the WIFI, SERVER and SIGNAL LEDs will be ON Once boot-up is complete the WIFI, SERVER and SIGNAL LEDs will turn OFF WIFI LED ON = Network ok OFF = Network disconnected Fast flash = Configuring network Slow flash = EZ mode...
The control buttons on the back of the VDP300, are shown below. S-link (Only use if the SERVER light is not on solid) Short Press (>1s) = Restarts the VDP300 and starts "EZ Mode", the WIFI LED will flash slowly. See...
Mode. 7.1 EZ Mode Setup The VDP300 WiFi box can be paired up with a router (wirelessly) using the S-link pairing button on the back of the VDP300 and the "Tuya Smart" app. 1. Press the S-link to start the EZ pairing. The WiFi LED will flash slowly when in pairing mode 2.
"Tuya Smart" application. 1. Connect an Ethernet (CAT5 / 5e / 6) cable to the RJ45 port on the back of the VDP300. (The network port LED indicators will light up once connected) 2.
Network Setup 7.3 AP Mode Setup The VDP300 WiFi box can be paired up with a router (wirelessly) using the AP button on the back of the VDP300 and the "Tuya Smart" app. 1. Press the AP button to set the VDP300 to access point mode.
Using the App 8.1 Visitor Calls When a visitor presses the call button on a door camera connected to the VDP300 a push notification will appear on the phone. To answer the call press the notification. 8.2 App Controls Once connected to the device the image and control options will display.
VDP300 SD Card For local recording on the VDP300 itself an SD card must be installed. Recording time will vary dependent upon: SD card size. The maximum size supported is 32G class 10TF card. Remove power from the camera when inserting or removing the SD card in the "TF Card" slot.
DoorKnox Wiring DoorKnox Wiring 11.1 Cameras All our door cameras have connection cables terminated into the same 7 colour coordinated wires. 4 wires are used to connect to the monitor and then 2 of the 3 remaining wires are used to connect to an electronic door lock.
VDP300 11.5 Cable Runs The maximum achievable cable run is limited by the voltage drop in the chosen cable and also the quality of the cable used for the video cores which can cause signal loss and interference. Resistance differs depending on the cable used and the higher the resistance the more the voltage drops hence the shorter cable run achievable.
General Maintenance · Ensure that the VDP300 is within signal range of the WiFi, ensure there is no large metal objects in between the VDP300 or the Router ·...
Conditions Conditions All specifications are approximate. System Q Ltd reserves the right to change product specifications or features without notice. Whilst every effort is made to ensure that these instructions are complete and accurate, System Q Ltd cannot be held responsible for any losses, no matter how they arise, from errors or omissions in these instructions, or the performance or non-performance of the equipment refered to.
VDP300 Index - K - Key Features - A - - L - Android LED Indicators AP Mode 9, 15 Lights 8, 9, 12, 15, 19 Apple - M - - B - Maintenance Monitor Connections Back plate Monitoring Buttons...
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