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  • Page 1 A416 USER MANUAL...
  • Page 2 REMARK Please follow the user manual for correct installation and testing. If there is any doubt please call our tech-supporting and customer center. Our company applies ourselves to reformation and innovation of our products. No extra notice for any change. The illustration shown here is only for reference.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CATALOG Product Features .............1 Technical Parameters ..........1 Package Contents...........2 Pictures..............2 Operations ...............3 Web Settings ............21 System Configuration ..........25 System Diagram ...........26 Installation .............28 Troubleshooting ...........30 Safety Instructions ..........31...

  • Page 4: Product Features

    PRODUCT FEATURES 1. Building intercom application: Talkback: Support video call, monitoring, unlocking, and checking of call records. Security: Support 8 alarm zones with three states, zone and scene setup. Smart: Support smart home extension by RS485 communication. 2. Operating system: Android. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Voltage: DC 12V Rated power: 10W...

  • Page 5: Package Contents

    PACKAGE CONTENTS MODEL: A416 Bracket Screw Indoor Monitor Quick Start Guide PICTURES Camera 7'' capacitive touch screen Speaker Microphone...

  • Page 6: Operations

    OPERATIONS Main menu: Call, Monitor, Camera, Phonebook, Message, DND, QR Code, Security, Security, Concierge, Lift Control, SOS, Settings. 1.Call Click “Call” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface:...
  • Page 7 1.1 Call Logs Click “Call Logs” icon, the system will enter the following interface: refers to call-out record; refers to call-in record; refers to missed call record. It can save up to 60 records. Select one record and click icon to call; click icon to delete it.
  • Page 8 When the call is answered, the system will enter into call state: 1. If there is a camera, the caller’s image will be displayed on the screen; 2. When the call is answered, the video will be uploaded into the indoor monitor.
  • Page 9 1.2.3 Receive Call from Door Station When the door station, wall station or secondary door station calls, the indoor monitor will ring; when door station calls indoor monitor, the image from door station will be displayed on the indoor monitor; if there is no answer within 25 seconds, the call will be ended.
  • Page 10 Click “ ” icon to search for the contact. Click “ ” icon to edit and save the contact 2.Monitor Click “Monitor” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface: Click “Door01” icon to switch the type of door station, then click icon to select the area you want to monitor.
  • Page 11 3.Camera Click “Camera” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface: Click “ ” or “ ” button to select the camera. To cancel monitoring, click to stop it. 2.2.1 IP Camera Setting Login the webpage of indoor monitor by username: user, password:1234, to access the following webpage:...
  • Page 12 Up to 64 records can be received in SMS. 5.QR Code Click “QR Code” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface: Scanning the QR code with DNAKE Smart Life APP, it will be synchronized with the indoor monitor.
  • Page 13 6.Security Click “Security” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface: 6.1 ON/OFF Click “ON/OFF” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: 6.1.1 ON Click “Out”, “Home”, or “Sleep” icon to activate the alarm sensors, the icon on the main interface will light up with a beep and stay lit.
  • Page 14 6.2 Zone Remark: the settings should be made when alarm is OFF. Click “Zone” icon and input 1-16 digits password(the default password is 1234), the system will enter into the following interface: 6.2.1 Alarm Type Click Type, it will show as the following. In this interface, you can set alarm Type as: Normal, Emergency or 24H.
  • Page 15 6.2.3 Delay Time It refers to the delay time of giving an alarm. Click Delay setting, it will show the following interface with selections: 0s, 5s, 15s, 20s, 25s, 40s or 60s as the desired delay time. For example, select the delay time: 5s. Once the alarm sensor is triggered, the indoor monitor will issue the sirens after 5 seconds.
  • Page 16 6.3 Scene Click “Scene” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: refers to Alarm ON, refers to Alarm OFF. To set the sensor of alarm stations, you can click the corresponding station with icon. Click "Activation Time" to select the corresponding time. The options of activation time include NONE, 30s, 40s, 60s, 100s and 300s.
  • Page 17 6.4 Settings Click “Settings” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: You can set the new system password with 1-16 digits (the default password is 123456). System password is used for system settings. 7.Concierge Click “Concierge” icon on the main interface, the system will enter the following interface: Call the master station directly.
  • Page 18 Click icon to summon the elevator to go up and down. Click “Permit” icon to allow access to the floor where the indoor monitor is located. Remark: To support this function, your system must connect with “Elevator Control” module. Kindly check with your system provider. 9.SOS This function allows making an emergency call to master station with one button.
  • Page 19 10.2 Sounds Click “Sounds” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: “Auto Answer”, “Ring Vol”, “Intercom Vol” and "Ringtone" can be set. 10.3 Date & Time Click “Date & Time” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: This interface can set “Automatic date &...
  • Page 20 The system language can be switched. 10.5 Version Click “Version” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: This interface can view “FW”, “IP”, “WiFi IP” and “MAC”. 10.6 More Click “More” icon, then input 1-16 digits password (the default password is 123456 ) to make the following settings: 10.6.1 Ethernet Click “Ethernet”...
  • Page 21 After using the DHCP , the router will automatically distribute IP address. Other settings are the same as the ones of DNAKE Smart Life APP. IP: IP address is unique. Mask: The default Mask address is 255.255.255.0. Normally, it can keep unchanged.
  • Page 22 10.6.3 Room Click “Room” icon, the system will enter into the following interface: Warning: Please revise synchronous No.(6 digits) as soon as possible after you read the user manual. The synchronous No. of all indoor monitors in one household must be the same. Input the 3-digit Building No.
  • Page 23 Proxy: URL of sip proxy server, format in sip: ip or sip: realm name. Realm: the scope for the device, same as IP or realm name. Password: the password to access proxy server, offered by the administrator of sip proxy server. 10.6.5 Password Click “Password”...

  • Page 24: Web Settings

    WEB SETTINGS Connect the indoor monitor and computer by network switch. Input the indoor monitor’s IP address in the browser, then input user name and password (the default user name is “admin”, the password is “123456") to enter into the web setting interface. Main page is used for showing firmware version and the status of SIP registration.
  • Page 25 RoomNo page is used for setting up connection with other devices. Build: number of the building; Unit: number of the unit; Room: number of the room; Device: the numbering system for same-room number devices (Indoor Monitor 0-9; Outdoor Station 1-9); Sync: type in same numbers to make same-room number Indoor Monitors ring together;...
  • Page 26 Timeout: maximum call duration; Voice Multicast: fill voice gateway to receive voice broadcast. 4. Advanced Click “Advanced” icon to enter into the following interface: Advanced page is used for setting up accessibility features. Ex Phone: add other brand’s IP Phone as SIP extension (4 devices supported);...
  • Page 27 5. Others Click “Others” icon to enter into the following interface: Others page is used for reboot. Reboot: click to reboot the device. 6. Logout Click “Logout”icon to enter into the following interface: Logout page is used for signing off. User Logout: click to logout the webpage.

  • Page 28: System Configuration

    SYSTEM CONFIGURATION System Configuration CAT-5e+RVV2 CAT-5e+RVV2 Terminal *1.0 CAT-5e Audio extension (optional) CAT-5e Audio extension (optional) Terminal *1.0 Power 220V Power 220V Audio extension (optional) Audio extension (optional) Network Switch Network Switch RVV2*0.5 RVV2*0.5 Terminal Terminal 220V 220V Power Power CAT-5e CAT-5e Audio extension (optional)

  • Page 29: System Diagram

    485+ 485- Siren/Alarm Siren/Alarm AL2 AL3 AL4 AL5 AL6 AL7 AL2 AL3 AL4 AL5 AL6 AL7 A416(Single Network Port) A416(Dual Network Ports) 1. Network/PoE Connect with door station, indoor monitor or other network equipment by network switch. When indoor monitor has PoE function, the interface can supply power by connecting with PoE network switch.
  • Page 30 3. Relay Output Normally open port of the relay Common port of the relay Normally closed port of the relay Relay Output 4. RS485 Connect with RS485 interface device; RS485 interface can output 12V/100mA power supply. If RS485 equipment to be connected doesn’t require the power supply, no need to connect +12V.

  • Page 31: Installation

    INSTALLATION MODEL: A416(Surface Mounting) Mounting Box Screws Product size: 189.5x132x26.4mm Installation Instructions: [Suggestion]: The camera should be 1450〜1550mm above the ground. The camera at this height can Wall capture human face perfectly. 400~500mm...
  • Page 32 MODEL: A416(Desktop Mounting) Assemble the hooks on two sides of the bracket into the groove on the rear cover of the monitor. Product size: 195x130x14.5mm...

  • Page 33: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING The indoor monitor cannot start up or power off automatically. Check whether it has power-failure, and power it on again. The indoor monitor display screen is too dim. Check whether the brightness and contrast settings of screen are correct. No sound during the communication.

  • Page 34: Safety Instructions

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS In order to protect you and others from harm or your device from damage, please read the following information before using the device. Do not install the device in the following places: Do not install the device in high-temperature and moist environment or the area close to magnetic field, such as the electric generator, transformer or magnet.
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