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2TMD042400D0002 │ 30.05.2024
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ABB-Welcome IP

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  • Page 1 2TMD042400D0002 │ 30.05.2024 System Manual ABB-Welcome IP...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    1.1.1 Fundamentals of structured cabling ....................6 1.1.2 Wiring of a Welcome IP system ......................10 1.1.3 Ports & services in a Welcome IP system..................12 Network types .......................... 13 IP Addressing assignment modes..................... 15 1.3.1 Preconditions ............................. 15 1.3.2 Automatic (DHCP) / Manual Mode: ....................
  • Page 3 Table of contents 3.1.1 Preparation............................90 3.1.2 Installation height ..........................90 3.1.3 The rule of assembled modules ......................92 3.1.4 Installation overview .......................... 94 3.1.5 Single column OS ..........................95 3.1.6 Multiple columns OS........................101 Indoor Stations ........................104 3.2.1 Location ............................
  • Page 4 Table of contents Configuring the SmartAP as SIP server .................. 178 Creating a SIP account for each 3rd party panel ..............180 Configuring the 3rd party panel....................183 Configuring IP touch 5 OS ...................... 184 6.7.1 SIP client settings ..........................184 6.7.2 3rd party door opener settings ......................
  • Page 5 Overview of IP Technology │5 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 6: Overview Of Ip Technology

    Overview of IP Technology Overview of IP Technology Cabling and Connection 1.1.1 Fundamentals of structured cabling Structured cabling is a uniform setup plan for a network infrastructure. The network infrastructure is independent of the application and future oriented. Additional designations for the structured cabling are Universal Structured Cabling (UGV) or Universal Communication Cabling (UKV).
  • Page 7 Overview of IP Technology ISO/IEC 11801 (2002) and EN 50173-1 (2003) │7 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 8 Overview of IP Technology Location distributor Building distributor Floor distributor Connection unit Terminal device Optical fibre Copper conductor Primary area Secondary area Tertiary area Tertiary area including patch cable In the European standard (EN) and the globally valid ISO standard, structuring is carried out in the form of hierarchical levels.
  • Page 9 Overview of IP Technology Primary cabling - Site cabling The primary area is designated as campus cabling or site cabling. The primary area implements the joint cabling of individual buildings. The primary area includes large distances, high transmission rates as well as a minimum number of stations. In most cases, glass fibre cable (50 µm) with a maximum length of 1,500 m is used.

  • Page 10: Wiring Of A Welcome Ip System

    Pos: 21 /BJE/Syst em Man uals/Ü bersic ht/G run dlage n/Str ukturi ert e Verk abelu ng -- 02-Ve rkab elun g - - Busch -Welco me IP @ 10 6\m od_ 1589 610 968 983 _15. docx @ 12 858 08 @ @ 1 For a Welcome IP system there is a distinction between a building network and private network.
  • Page 11 Overview of IP Technology Building network Private network Router Switch IP Touch 5 Outdoor Station Guard Unit SmartAP Indoor Station (Master) Indoor Station (Subsidiary) IP Pushbutton Outdoor Station/Mini Video Outdoor Station IP Actuator Smartphone / tablet on the private network │11 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 12: Ports & Services In A Welcome Ip System

    Pos: 24 /BJE/Syst em Man uals/Ü bersic ht/G run dlage n/Str ukturi ert e Verk abelu ng -- 03-Po rts - - Busc h-Welc ome IP @ 1 06\ mod _158 961 102 928 7_1 5.doc x @ 1 285 832 @ @ 1 The following ports & services are used in a Welcome IP system.

  • Page 13: Network Types

    ■ Private Network Building Network Main connection network for Welcome IP. Always necessary, it will be set-up by the installer and represents the core communication way for the Door Entry system devices. Private Network It may be used in multi-unit installations to enable private connectivity to smart home and single unit internet.
  • Page 14 Overview of IP Technology The network differentiation is not usually required for Single Family houses, as the entire building is owned and shared, but it is still possible to differentiate if required. It is still possible to share between Building Network/Private to split the network. │14 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 15: Ip Addressing Assignment Modes

    Overview of IP Technology IP Addressing assignment modes In Welcome IP it is possible to select the preferred IP Addressing Assignment modes: ■ Automatic (DHCP) (a router is needed) / Manual Mode (a router is optional) ■ ABB Legacy mode (preconditions: standalone Door Entry network /Building Network) 1.3.1...

  • Page 16: Automatic (Dhcp) / Manual Mode

    Overview of IP Technology 1.3.2 Automatic (DHCP) / Manual Mode: In the Automatic (DHCP) or Manual Mode, the requirement is a router installed and connected to the POE switch which is necessary for the IP address assignation. The advantages of this mode are: ■...
  • Page 17 Overview of IP Technology The router is required to be connected via LAN cable to the main PoE switch of the System Network (diagram 1 below), or via WIFI from the SmartAP (diagram 2 below). │17 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 18: Abb Legacy Mode

    ABB Legacy Mode In the ABB Legacy Mode, there is no need for a router to be installed, as it may be used as optional gateway to connect to internet, but it is not required for the IP Addressing assignation.
  • Page 19 Overview of IP Technology The recommended set up is to connect the Building Network in the LAN (PoE), while dedicating the Private Network to the LAN (2) port in the SmartAP: │19 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 20 Overview of IP Technology However, it is also possible to connect the router directly to the PoE, or to the LAN (PoE), or to the WiFi of SmartAP: │20 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 21 Overview of IP Technology │21 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 22: Poe Switch Selection

    All Welcome IP devices meet standard IEEE802.3af – Welcome IP devices can be operated with PoE switches that meet standard 802.3af or 802.3at. A power supply via 24 V is also possible as an alternative to the PoE. The minimum band width amounts to 100 Mbit/s.
  • Page 23 Overview of IP Technology Example for the selection of a PoE switch Count Device Power consumption (W) IP Touch 7 Lite (LAN+WiFi) 3*9,0=27.0 IP Touch 5 Outdoor Station 10.8 IP Actuator Total output 46.2 Result Number of occupied ports: Necessary total output: 46.2 Recommendation: For the calculation of a reserve for the future, a PoE switch with 8 ports and a total output of 70...

  • Page 24: Overview Of Product Range

    Overview of product range Overview of product range Outdoor Stations 2.1.1 Overview Welcome IP Outdoor Stations are installed in the outdoor areas as follow: ■ Building entrances ■ Perimeter areas ■ Storey areas Apartment doors ■ ■ Basement garages For the door call there is also a voice output aside from the classic doorbell buttons. The voice output can be activated as an option.
  • Page 25 Overview of product range Type IP Touch 5 OS IP Pushubtton OS Mini OS - IC Video image 720P 720P Camera angle 139° / 111° / 73° 139° / 111° / 73° 139° / 111° / 73° diagonal / horizontal / vertical ●...

  • Page 26: Ip Touch 5 Os

    Overview of product range 2.1.2 IP Touch 5 OS Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Product ID Product name Colour number Unit: mm IP Touch 5 Outdoor Stainless H81381T-S 2TMA130010X0009 135 x 349 x 29 Station steel IP Touch 5 Outdoor H81381T-W 2TMA130010W0013 White...
  • Page 27 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 138. T-. _IP to uch 5 OS @ 93\m od_ 156 351 268 958 5_1 5.docx @ 1 180 745 @ @ 1 Description Reset button Micro USB update connector...
  • Page 28 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 42 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 138. T-. _IP to uch 5 OS @ 76\ mod_ 152 886 136 910 5_1 5.docx @ 9 409 54 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 29: Ip Pushbutton Os

    Overview of product range 2.1.3 IP Pushbutton OS Device type Pos: 27 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 138 1P.-._ABB @ 118\ mod _16 069 613 888 09_ 15.d ocx @ 140 719 9 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Product ID...
  • Page 30 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 138 1P.-._IP push butt on OS @ 76 \mo d_1 528 8603 780 52_ 15.d ocx @ 940 635 @ @ 1 Description Reset button Micro USB update connector...
  • Page 31 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 42 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 138 1P.-._IP push butt on OS @ 76 \mo d_1 528 860 4163 19_ 15. docx @ 940 656 @ @ 1 Designation Value Rating voltage...

  • Page 32: Mini Os

    Overview of product range 2.1.4 Mini OS Device type Pos: 26 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 131 (6) .P.-._ABB @ 118\ mod _16 069 633 404 24_1 5.d ocx @ 140 738 5 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Product ID...
  • Page 33 Overview of product range Control elements Pos: 30 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/Co ntr ol ele ment s_H8 131.P. -._ Mini OS @ 93\ mod _15 637 769 906 20_1 5.d ocx @ 118 1105 @ @ 1 Description Ring indicator Indicator flashes slowly: ringing...
  • Page 34 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 33 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 131.P. -._ Mini OS @ 93\ mod _15 637 770 851 11_1 5.d ocx @ 118 112 9 @ @ 1 EXIT AGND LOCK...
  • Page 35 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 41 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 131.P. -._ Mini OS @ 93\ mod _15 637 772 090 22_1 5.d ocx @ 118 117 7 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 36: Indoor Stations

    Overview of product range Indoor Stations 2.2.1 Overview The door call is signalled on the Indoor Station. Here the call is received and the door is opened when a visitor arrives. The camera image is displayed directly, to ensure that you immediately see who is at the door and you can communicate with the visitor.
  • Page 37 Overview of product range Type IP Touch 7 IP Touch 10 IP Touch Lite 7 Audio IP ● ● ● Touchscreen Extension on app without additional ● ● ● system equipment (prerequisite is an Internet connection) Central operating field for DES, ●...
  • Page 38 Overview of product range 2.2.2 IP Touch 7 Device type Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 236 _H82 37_ABB @ 1 10\ mod _15 9738 528 851 4_1 5.do cx @ 1 323 517 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Order number...
  • Page 39 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Power input connector Power input connector (DC-JACK input) Doorbell connector LAN1 (PoE) Micro USB Upgrade connector Extension module connector Microphone Dismantling switch Micro SD card connector Speaker LAN2 Alarm connector RS485 connector, 12 V output, emergency port (SOS, GAS, fire) Relay output IP touch 7 (LAN+LAN) │39...

  • Page 40: Ip Touch 7

    Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 48 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 236. -._IP t ouc h @ 7 6\m od_ 152 8859 299 578 _15. docx @ 94 028 8 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...
  • Page 41 Overview of product range 2.2.3 IP Touch 10 Device type Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 236 _H82 37_ABB @ 1 10\ mod _15 9738 528 851 4_1 5.do cx @ 1 323 517 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Order number...
  • Page 42 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Power input connector Power input connector (DC-JACK input) Doorbell connector LAN1 (PoE) Micro USB Upgrade connector Interface module connector Microphone Dismantling switch Micro SD card connector Speaker LAN2 Alarm connector RS485 connector, 12 V output (12 V output is not available when PoE powered) Relay output IP touch 10 (LAN+LAN) │42...

  • Page 43: Ip Touch 10

    Overview of product range Technical data Designation Value Rating voltage 24 V ⎓ 20-27 V ⎓ Operating voltage range 27 V ⎓, 390 mA Rating current 24 V ⎓, 440 mA 27 V ⎓, 520 mA Rating current 24 V ⎓, 600 mA Display size 10"...

  • Page 44: Ip Touch Lite 7

    Overview of product range 2.2.4 IP Touch Lite 7 Device type Pos: 25 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 249 _IP T ouch Lite 7_ABB @ 15 0\m od_ 169 327 5659 472 _15 .docx @ 1 9135 16 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Order number...
  • Page 45 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 32 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 249 _IP To uch Lite 7 @ 1 50\ mod _16 932 7579 962 3_1 5.do cx @ 1 913 606 @ @ 1 Description LAN1 (PoE) Doorbell connector...
  • Page 46 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 36 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 249 _IP To uch Lite 7 @ 1 50\ mod _16 932 7587 005 1_1 5.do cx @ 1913 636 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 47: Audio Ip

    Overview of product range 2.2.5 Audio IP Device type Pos: 25 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 200 1_Audi o IP_ABB @ 13 5\m od_ 164 669 968 7758 _15 .docx @ 1 580 368 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Order number...
  • Page 48 Overview of product range Description Call button ■ Pick up the handset in standby mode and press the button to communicate with other indoor stations within the same apartment (default setting). In doing so, all existing indoor stations within the apartment will be called simultaneously. In this case, the group call is stopped as soon as one of the indoor stations accepts the call.
  • Page 49 Overview of product range LED Overview Icon Description Red LED always on Blue LED always on Red LED flashes slowly Blue LED flashes slowly Red LED flashes fast Blue LED flashes fast LED status LED status Description "Auto-unlock" function is enabled. Mute the speaker or the microphone.
  • Page 50 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 32 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 200 1_Audio IP @ 1 35\ mod _16 466 9984 415 0_1 5.d ocx @ 1580 443 @ @ 1 Description A potential-free contact, such as a doorbell Micro SD card slot (only for factory use)

  • Page 51: System Devices

    *"Smart Access Point" is usually abbreviated to "SmartAP". The management software is installed on the SmartAP. The SmartAP offers the access point for commissioning and managing the Welcome IP devices with a PC. A total of 1200 devices can be supported by the SmartAP.
  • Page 52 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 30 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_D0 401 1 @ 1 03\ mod _15 8501 253 213 9_1 5.do cx @ 1 257 908 @ @ 1 Description USB stick connector (reserved) Tamper switch...
  • Page 53 Overview of product range Status indicator LED Description Blue Green White Priority Flashing Reset to factory default 7 (Highest) slowly Flashing Alarm (e.g. tamper alarm) quickly Power on or initial setup Flashing WiFi Access Point is enabled slowly Security mode is disabled Doorbell is muted Normal operation │53...
  • Page 54 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_D0 401 2 @ 7 9\m od_ 153 472 7635 154 _15 .docx @ 10 446 71 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 55: Guard Unit

    For the Guard Unit a similar range of functions is available as for the Indoor Station. The concierge can transfer the call to an Indoor Station or assign the access authorisation himself. The ABB-Welcome® App function and Smart Home are not possible for the concierge station. Device type Pos: 26 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 303 _GU_ABB @ 1 26\ mod _162 044 188 001 6_1 5.doc x @ 1 478 597 @ @ 1...
  • Page 56 Overview of product range Terminal description Pos: 33 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 303 _Gua rd unit @ 76\ mod _15 288 779 252 95_1 5.d ocx @ 941 170 @ @ 1 Description Power input connector Power input connector (DC-JACK input)

  • Page 57: Ip Actuator

    Overview of product range 2.3.3 IP Actuator The "IP actuator" connects the door openers or the lighting, it carries out the switching commands. The settings e.g. the switching duration of the lock release or the switching on of the lighting can be made via the "Indoor Station"...
  • Page 58 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 38 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 304 _IP actu ato r @ 87\m od_ 155 350 371 470 1_1 5.docx @ 1 134 107 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 59: Ip Elevator Controller & Lift Control Relay Module

    Overview of product range 2.3.4 IP Elevator Controller & Lift Control Relay Module The "IP Elevator Controller" & "Lift Control Relay Module" together ensure that elevator only goes to authorised floor(s). If a resident presses the "unlock" button when receiving a guest's call from the outdoor station, or the authorised user swipes the registered card or enters correct password, the elevator will automatically go down to the floor where the outdoor station is installed.
  • Page 60 Overview of product range Terminal description - IP Elevator Controller Pos: 30 /CNDEX/0 5 Pro duct desc riptio n/Glo bal IP/ Ter minal desc riptio n_H8 308 _IP Elevato r co ntr oller @ 14 4\m od_ 166 7349 716 621 _15. docx @ 16 747 75 @ @ 1 Description System power supply connector RS485 connector...
  • Page 61 Overview of product range Terminal description - Lift Control Relay Module Description Power supply connector Elevator control module connector Relay output Connect to the elevator keyboard Power LED Module address The module address can be set to 1-16 (only the left 4 bits are used). Status LED Blinks when working normally Product label...
  • Page 62 Overview of product range Technical data - IP Elevator Controller Pos: 34 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 308 _IP Elevat or co ntr oller @ 14 4\m od_ 166 7349 944 123 _15. docx @ 16 748 01 @ @ 1 Designation Value 24 V ⎓...

  • Page 63: Power Supply

    Overview of product range 2.3.5 Power Supply Power supply supplies the power for the devices on the system. Device type Pos: 26 /CNDEX/0 3 Devic e typ e/Devic e typ e_H8 303 _GU_ABB @ 1 26\ mod _162 044 188 001 6_1 5.doc x @ 1 478 597 @ @ 1 Size (WxHxD) Article Product ID...
  • Page 64 Overview of product range Technical data Pos: 37 /CNDEX/0 6 Tech nical d ata/Gl obal IP/Tec hnical dat a_H8 303 _Gua rd unit @ 76\ mod _15 288 779 949 11_1 5.d ocx @ 941 191 @ @ 1 Designation Value AC input 100-240 V ~, 1.3 A, 50/60 Hz...

  • Page 65: Outdoor Station Modules

    Overview of product range Outdoor Station Modules 2.4.1 Overview Article number Product name H85138.M-S A/V Module H85138.DP Touch 5" Module 5138.CR Display Module 5138.K-. Keypad Module 5138.RP. Round Pushbutton Module 5138.SP. Bar Pushbutton Module 51381DN Info Module │65 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 66: A/V Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.2 A/V Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm H851381M- 2TMA130160B0081 A/V Module 96 x 143 x 28 Control elements Description Camera Speaker and microphone │66 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 67 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Reset button Micro USB update connector Plug-in clamps (DC+...GND) for standalone power supply Plug-in clamps (LOCK...GND) for door opener Plug-in clamps (COM...NC...NO) for floating output Network connector (PoE) Connector for next module Connector for exit button Connector for the sensor used for door status detection Connector for big display module │67...
  • Page 68 Overview of product range Technical data Designation Value Rating voltage 24 V ⎓ 20-27 V ⎓ Operating voltage range 27 V ⎓, 290 mA Rating current 24 V ⎓, 320 mA -40 °C…+55 °C Operating temperature Camera type CMOS Camera viewing angle 130°...

  • Page 69: Touch 5" Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.3 Touch 5" Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm H851381DP 2TMA130160B0082 Touch 5" Module 96 x 143 x 23 Control elements Description Touch screen │69 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 70 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Connector for previous module Connector for A/V module Connector for Wiegand output It supports 26 bits and 34 bits Connector for next module Technical data Designation Value 24 V ⎓ Rating voltage 20-27 V ⎓ Operating voltage range 27 V ⎓, 120 mA Rating current...

  • Page 71: Display Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.4 Display Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm 51381CR 2TMA130160N0010 Display Module, ID 97 x 72 x 25 51382CR 2TMA130160N0009 Display Module, Desfire/IC 97 x 72 x 25 Control elements │71 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 72 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Program button Connector for previous module Connector for device software update Connector for Wiegand output It supports 26 bits and 34 bits Connector for next module Technical data Designation Value 24 V ⎓ Rating voltage 20-27 V ⎓...

  • Page 73: Keypad Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.5 Keypad Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm 51381K-A 2TMA210160A0009 Keypad Module Aluminium 97 x 72 x 25 Stainless 51381K-S 2TMA130160X0001 Keypad Module 97 x 72 x 25 steel 51381K-W 2TMA130010W0014...
  • Page 74 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Program button Connector for previous module Connector for device software update (can only be done at the factory) Micro USB update connector Connector for next module Technical data Designation Value 24 V ⎓ Rating voltage 20-27 V ⎓...

  • Page 75: Round Pushbutton Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.6 Round Pushbutton Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm Round Pushbutton 51381RP1 2TMA130160N0003 97 x 72 x 25 Module, 1 button Round Pushbutton 51381RP2 2TMA130160N0004 97 x 72 x 25 Module, 2 button Round Pushbutton 51381RP3...
  • Page 76 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Connector for previous module Connector for next module Program button Connector for device software update Connector for Wiegand output It supports 26 bits and 34 bits 51382RP Technical data Designation Value 24 V ⎓ Rating voltage 20-27 V ⎓...

  • Page 77: Bar Pushbutton Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.7 Bar Pushbutton Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm Bar Pushbutton Module, 51381SP3 2TMA130160N0001 97 x 72 x 25 3/6 buttons Bar Pushbutton Module, 51381SP4 2TMA130160N0002 97 x 72 x 25 4/8 buttons Control elements │77...
  • Page 78 Overview of product range Terminal description Description Connector for previous module Connector for next module Technical data Designation Value Rating voltage 24 V ⎓ 20-27 V ⎓ Operating voltage range 27 V ⎓, 8 mA Rating current 24 V ⎓, 8 mA -40 °C…+55 °C Operating temperature │78...

  • Page 79: Info Module

    Overview of product range 2.4.8 Info Module Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm 51381DN 2TMA200160N0039 Info Module 97 x 72 x 25 Control elements Terminal description Description Connector for previous module Connector for next module Technical data Designation Value...

  • Page 80: Installation Materials

    Overview of product range Installation materials 2.5.1 Video Outdoor Station frame Overview Article number Product name 41383CF-. Video OS frame, size 1/3 41384CF-. Video OS frame, size 1/4 41385CF-. Video OS frame, size 1/5 41386CF-. Video OS frame, size 2/3 41388CF-.
  • Page 81 Overview of product range Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm 41383CF-A 2TMA200160A0003 Video OS frame, size 1/3 Aluminium 135 x 277 x 20.5 41384CF-A 2TMA200160A0005 Video OS frame, size 1/4 Aluminium 135 x 349 x 20.5 41385CF-A 2TMA200160A0007 Video OS frame, size 1/5...

  • Page 82: Surface-Mounted Box

    Overview of product range 2.5.2 Surface-mounted box Overview Article number Product name 42491S-. Surface-mounted box for IP Touch Lite 7 42361S-. Surface-mounted box for IP Touch 7 42371S-. Surface-mounted box for IP Touch 10 41383S-. Surface-mounted box for OS, size 1/3 41384S-.
  • Page 83 Overview of product range Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm Surface-mounted box for H8249-1W 2TMA130051W0010 White 188 x 123 x 14 IP Touch Lite 7 Surface-mounted box for H8249-1B 2TMA130051B0009 Black 188 x 123 x 14 IP Touch Lite 7 Surface-mounted box for 42361S-W...

  • Page 84: Flush-Mounted Box

    Overview of product range 2.5.3 Flush-mounted box Overview Article number Product name 42491F-. Flush-mounted box for IP Touch Lite 7 42361F-. Flush-mounted box for IP Touch 7/10 41383F-. Flush-mounted box for OS, size 1/3 41384F-. Flush-mounted box for OS, size 1/4 41385F-.
  • Page 85 Overview of product range Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm *Flush-mounted box for IP 42491F 2TMA320161B0002 Black 178 x 108 x 52 Touch Lite 7 *Flush-mounted box for IP 42361F 2TMA130160B0132 194 x 145 x 55 Touch 7/10 *Flush-mounted box for IP 42361F-04...

  • Page 86: Pre-Mounting Box

    Overview of product range 2.5.4 Pre-mounting box Overview Article number Product name 42491F-. Pre-installation box for IP Touch Lite 7 42361F-. Pre-installation box for IP Touch 7/10 41361F-. Pre-installation box for mini OS 41383F-. Pre-installation box for OS, size 1/3 41384F-.
  • Page 87 Overview of product range Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm Pre-installation box for IP 42491F 2TMA320161B0002 Black 178 x 108 x 52 Touch Lite 7 Pre-installation box for IP 42361F 2TMA130160B0132 194 x 145 x 55 Touch 7/10 Pre-installation box for IP 42361F-02...

  • Page 88: Rain Hood

    Overview of product range 2.5.5 Rain hood Overview Article number Product name 41383RH Rain hood, size 1/x, for SM 41384RH Rain hood, size 2/x, for SM 41381RH Rain hood, size 1/x, for FM 41382RH Rain hood, size 2/x, for FM 41385RH Rain hood, size 3/x, for FM Device type...

  • Page 89: Accessories

    Overview of product range Accessories Device type Size (WxHxD) Article Order number Product name Colour number Unit: mm Stainless 51381EP-S 2TMA130160X0002 End-strip, size 1/x 135 x 19 x 16 steel Stainless 51382EP-S 2TMA130160X0003 End-strip, size 2/x 235 x 19 x 16 steel 51381EP-W 2TMA130160W0001...

  • Page 90: Installation Guidelines

    Installation guidelines Installation guidelines Outdoor Stations 3.1.1 Preparation Please use gloves to protect yourself against cuts. 3.1.2 Installation height (unit: mm) 1.5 m 5 feet │90 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 91 Installation guidelines Mounting the modules This step can be skipped if the OS modules have been mounted on the OS. Inserting the clip This step can be skipped if the clip has been inserted in the OS. CLIP2 CLIP1 CLIP rule If the round pushbutton module is used in place A, B should be CLIP1, otherwise CLIP2.

  • Page 92: The Rule Of Assembled Modules

    Installation guidelines 3.1.3 The rule of assembled modules Rule 1: A/V module should be placed on the top. Rule 2: Bar pushbutton module cannot work with round pushbutton module Rule 3: Only supports 1 Round pushbutton module with NFC │92 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 93 Installation guidelines Rule 4: The position of info module │93 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 94: Installation Overview

    Installation guidelines 3.1.4 Installation overview Outdoor Station type Installation type Surface-mounted installation Single column OS Flush-mounted installation in solid walls Flush-mounted installation in hollow walls Multiple columns OS Flush-mounted installation in solid walls Surface-mounted installation Mini OS Flush-mounted installation in solid walls Flush-mounted installation in hollow walls Single column OS contains IP Touch 5 OS, IP pushbutton OS , IP keypad OS and other Outdoor Stations assembled with customised modules.

  • Page 95: Single Column Os

    Installation guidelines 3.1.5 Single column OS Surface-mounted installation with surface-mounted box Mounting screws x 4 Screw shaft: ⌀4 Screw length: ≥ 25 mm Surface-mounted box for OS │95 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 96 Installation guidelines Surface-mounted installation with flush-mounted box Mounting screws x 4 Screw shaft: ⌀4 Screw length: ≥ 25 mm The bottom of FM box must be aligned with the bottom of weather cover. │96 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 97 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in solid walls 1. Without the pre-installation box 2. With the pre-installation box │97 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 98 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in hollow walls ⌀20x6 ⌀20x6 ⌀20x6 ⌀20x6 ⌀6x6 ⌀6x6 ⌀6x6 ⌀6x6 │98 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 99 Installation guidelines Dismantling single column OS Mounting tool Dismantling the modules │99 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 100 Installation guidelines Dismantling the name label Replacing the name plate │100 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 101: Multiple Columns Os

    Installation guidelines 3.1.6 Multiple columns OS Flush-mounted installation in solid wall without pre-installation boxes Column 1 Column 1 Column 1 C *D Column 1 Front view of the flush-mounted box Back view of the flush-mounted box Back view of the front panel Insert the clips for each column according to the CLIP rule.
  • Page 102 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in solid wall with pre-installation boxes Column 1 Column 1 Column 1 Column 1 C *D Column 1 Column 1 Column 1 Front view of the pre-installation boxes Back view of the pre-installation boxes Front view of the flush-mounted boxes Back view of the front panel Lock the flush-mounted boxes onto the pre-installation boxes.
  • Page 103 Installation guidelines Dismantling the multiple columns OS Column 3 Column 1 Column 2 Front view of the multiple columns Outdoor Station Mounting tool Begin from column 3, then column 2, finally column 1. │103 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 104: Indoor Stations

    Installation guidelines Indoor Stations 3.2.1 Location │104 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 105: Ip Touch Lite 7

    Installation guidelines 3.2.2 IP Touch Lite 7 Product dimension (unit: mm) 17 2 . Installation height 1.50 m (4.9 feet) │105 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 106 Installation guidelines Surface-mounted installation (unit: mm) 120.7 120.7 83.3 83.3 79.2 NEMA & Italy Swiss N MA (America) VDE&BS 187.6 123.3 SM box Screw the mounting bracket to accessory box. It is recommended to lock the positions marked in grey with screws to better secure the device.
  • Page 107 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation with pre-installation box (unit: mm) 173.2 107.2 Hole size of pre-installation box │107 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 108 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in the hollow wall (unit: mm) Ø6x4 12 3 . 12 0 . Hole size of flush-mounted box │108 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 109 Installation guidelines Desktop installation Dismantling │109 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 110: Ip Touch 7

    Installation guidelines 3.2.3 IP Touch 7 Product dimension (unit: mm) 198.5 149.8 Installation height 1.50 m (4.9 feet) │110 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 111 Installation guidelines Surface-mounted installation This chapter is not suitable for IP Touch 7 (LAN+LAN). 170.8 131.4 120.7 120.7 Global VDE&BS&CN NEMA 83.3 83.3 79.2 NEMA NEMA&Italy Swiss 198 5 . 149 8 . SM box │111 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 112 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in the solid wall with pre-installation box 192 mm 198 5 . 144 mm 149 8 . 3 1 . 3 2 . 54 mm Hole size of the pre-installation box │112 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 113 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in the hollow wall 198 5 . 186.5 186 5 . Ø9x4 149 8 . 5 9 . 6 0 . Hole size of flush-mounted box │113 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 114 Installation guidelines Desktop installation This chapter is not suitable for IP Touch 7 (LAN+LAN). │114 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 115 Installation guidelines Replacing the end strip Dismantling │115 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 116: Ip Touch 10

    Installation guidelines 3.2.4 IP Touch 10 Product dimension (unit: mm) 250.8 Installation height 1.50 m (4.9 feet) │116 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 117 Installation guidelines Surface-mounted installation This chapter is not suitable for IP Touch 10 (LAN+LAN). (unit: mm) IP Touch 10 can use the surface-mounted box of IP Touch 10. 120.7 120.7 Global VDE&BS&CN NEMA 83.3 83.3 79.2 NEMA NEMA&Italy Swiss 250 8 . SM box │117 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 118 Installation guidelines IP Touch 10 can also use the surface-mounted box of IP Touch 7. 170.8 131.4 120.7 120.7 Global VDE&BS&CN NEMA 83.3 83.3 79.2 NEMA&Italy Swiss NEMA SM box of IP Touch 7 │118 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 119 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in the solid wall with pre-installation box (unit: mm) 250 8 . 192 mm 144 mm 54 mm 29.4 Hole size of the pre-installation box │119 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 120 Installation guidelines Flush-mounted installation in the hollow wall (unit: mm) 250 8 . 186.5 186.5 Ø9x4 32.1 Hole size of flush-mounted box │120 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 121 Installation guidelines Desktop installation This chapter is not suitable for IP Touch 10 (LAN+LAN). │121 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 122 Installation guidelines Replacing the end strip 4 screws need to be removed. Dismantling │122 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 123: Audio Ip

    Installation guidelines 3.2.5 Audio IP Product dimension (unit: mm) 20.9 Installation height 1.5 m 5 feet │123 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 124 Installation guidelines Surface-mounted installation (unit: mm) 83.3 79.2 NEMA&Italy Global VDE&BS&CN Swiss length range: 120-150 mm Optional Disassemble the upper part from the bottom part by using a screwdriver. Affix the bottom part on the wall. Affix the bottom part on the box. Connect the wires.

  • Page 125: System Devices

    Installation guidelines System Devices 3.3.1 Smart Access Point 3.3.2 Guard Unit │125 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 126: Ip Actuator

    Installation guidelines 3.3.3 IP Actuator 3.3.4 IP Elevator Controller │126 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 127: Lift Control Relay Module

    Installation guidelines 3.3.5 Lift Control Relay Module （Dismantle) │127 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 128: Configuration Process

    Configuration Process Configuration Process Multi Apartment Configuration with the SmartAP 4.1.1 Topology (DHCP) Master IS Master IS PO E Master IS Master IS PO E Internet Optional Master IS Master IS Router (recommend) PO E Smart Access Point Guard Unit Master IS Master IS PO E...

  • Page 129: Topology (Legacy)

    Configuration Process 4.1.2 Topology (Legacy) Master IS Master IS PO E Master IS Master IS PO E Master IS Master IS PO E Smart Access Point Guard Unit Master IS Master IS PO E Building Outdoor Station Switch IP Actuator Gate Station In this case, a SmartAP is needed.

  • Page 130: Adding Devices Via The Smartap Auto Scan

    Configuration Process 4.1.3 Adding devices via the SmartAP auto scan Note Only the devices on the same network segment as the SmartAP can be added via the SmartAP auto scan. Audio IP and IP Elevator Controller cannot be added via the SmartAP auto scan. They ■...
  • Page 131 Configuration Process Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Main Menu" screen, click "Door entry system" to access the corresponding screen. [2] On the "Door Entry System" screen, click " ". [3] Click "√" to continue. │131 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 132 Configuration Process During the search, click "Hide the window" to hide the current pop-up window and " " will flash to indicate the search status. │132 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 133 Configuration Process [4] Search result will be displayed on the screen; click "√" to continue. [5] The devices will be displayed on the screen if successful. │133 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 134: Adding Devices Via The Smartap Manually

    Configuration Process 4.1.4 Adding devices via the SmartAP manually Pos: 121 /CNDEX/09 Ope ratio n/Glo bal IP/D0 401 1_Sm artAP Pro/A dding the devic es on ma nually _D04 011 @ 10 9\m od_ 1597 218 240 614 _15. docx @ 13 179 65 @ @ 1 Note All the devices can be added via the SmartAP manually.
  • Page 135 Configuration Process [2] On the "Door Entry System" screen, click "Add device". Note The following operations show you to add a subsidiary indoor station. Please adjust your operations according to the actual devices. [3] Select a device type from the drop-down list (e.g. "Indoor station"). [4] Enter block number.

  • Page 136: Adding Devices Via The Smartap & App

    Configuration Process 4.1.5 Adding devices via the SmartAP & APP Note All the devices can be added via the SmartAP & APP. All the devices to be added via the SmartAP & APP should not be signed by another ■ SmartAP.
  • Page 137 Configuration Process Adding devices on the APP Please ensure a building structure has been created on APP.see chapter 7.7 “Creating a ■ building on the APP“ on page 240. Please follow the steps below: [1] On the designated floor screen, tap the designated room. [2] On the designated room screen, tap "...
  • Page 138 Configuration Process [4] On the "Device" screen, serial number of the device will be displayed. [5] Check the location. [6] Check the device type. [7] Tap "Add" to add a new device. [8] The result is displayed on the screen if successful. Repeat steps 1~7 to add multiple devices.
  • Page 139 Configuration Process Importing the building structure from APP to SmartAP Pos: 82 /CNDEX/0 8 Co mmissi oning /Glob al IP/H8 249_ IP To uch Lite 7/Im porti ng t he b uildin g str uctu re f rom APP to Sma rtAP_H82 49 @ 150 \mo d_1 694 155 8728 96_ 15. docx @ 19 1524 3 @ @ 1 ■...
  • Page 140 Configuration Process Importing process Please follow the steps below: [1] On the home screen of the SmartAP, click " ". [2] A pop-up window will appear, please keep the window open and do not click "√". [3] On the "Projects" screen of the APP, swipe the designated project name to the right. [4] Tap "...
  • Page 141 Configuration Process [9] On the configuration screen of SmartAP, the project name will be displayed on the screen. [10] Click "√". [11] Click "Confirm". │141 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 142 Configuration Process [12] The import result will be displayed. [13] Click "√" to complete the import process. │142 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 143: Devices Diagnosis

    Configuration Process 4.1.6 Devices Diagnosis It is recommended to check the status of all devices to ensure normal use. Access the "Devices Diagnosis" screen Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Main Menu" screen, click "Preferences". [2] Click "Devices Diagnosis" to access the corresponding screen. │143 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 144 Configuration Process Overview of Devices Diagnosis Description Software version of the SmartAP Signature of the SmartAP If the signature of the device which is displayed on the "Signature" column is not the same as the signature of this SmartAP, "Error" will be displayed. IP mode of the SmartAP Click "...
  • Page 145 Configuration Process Error diagnosis "Abnormal" will be displayed due to the following problems. ■ The same physical address has been set on different devices ■ The same IP address has been set on different devices ■ IP mode of this device is different from that of the SmartAP The IP address segment of this device is different from that of the SmartAP ■...

  • Page 146: Managing The Trusted Devices

    Configuration Process 4.1.7 Managing the trusted devices see chapter 7.9 “Managing the trusted devices“ on page 255. │146 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 147: Single House Configuration Without The Smartap

    Configuration Process Single House Configuration without the SmartAP 4.2.1 Topology (DHCP) Router IP Actuator LAN1 LAN1 Master IS Subsidiary IS o Switch 2nd OS In this case, no SmartAP is needed. ■ ■ In this case, a router is needed for use. In this case, all devices are connected to the same network.

  • Page 148: Topology (Legacy)

    Configuration Process 4.2.2 Topology (Legacy) IP Actuator LAN1 LAN1 Master IS Subsidiary IS o Switch 2nd OS In this case, no SmartAP is needed. ■ ■ In this case, all devices are connected to the same network. ■ In this case, 1 2nd confirmed Outdoor Station, 1 IP Actuator and max. 4 Indoor Stations are recommended.

  • Page 149: Preparation

    Configuration Process 4.2.3 Preparation ■ Please ensure that all the devices have been connected according to the topology before the configuration. Please ensure all the devices have been powered on. ■ ■ Please ensure all the devices have been restored to factory default settings to prevent unknown abnormal results.see chapter 7.5 “Restoring to factory default“...

  • Page 150: Configuring The Master Is

    Configuration Process 4.2.4 Configuring the Master IS When the IS is powered on the first time or it is restored to factory default settings, it will access the "Setup Wizard". Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Setup wizard" screen, select the language from the drop-down list. [2] Select the region from the drop-down list.
  • Page 151 Configuration Process [5] On the "Configuration Mode" screen, select "Panel set-up for single family house", tap " " to see the system topology, system recommended capacity, and you can download the product manual by scanning the QR code on the right. [6] Tap "Continue".
  • Page 152 Configuration Process [7] On the "Panel Addressing" screen, select "Master mode". Only one Indoor Station can be set to "Master mode" in the same apartment. [8] Enter the block number, the floor number and the apartment number or accept the default value.
  • Page 153 [10] On the "IP Addressing" screen, tap "Edit" to access the corresponding screen. Select the connection type, it can be set to "LAN" or "WiFi". ■ Select the address type, it can set to "DHCP", "Customizable address" or "ABB Legacy". If ■ "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x".
  • Page 154 Configuration Process [12] On the "Trusted Devices" screen, check the system recommended capacity again. [13] Tap "Continue". [14] Check the system topology. [15] Tap "Continue" to start searching the devices in the single-family house. │154 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 155 Configuration Process [16] All the related devices are displayed on the list. [17] Tap "Continue". [18] Tap "Continue". │155 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 156 Configuration Process [19] Tap "Trust all". [20] All the related devices will be displayed on the screen. [21] Tap "Continue". │156 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 157 Configuration Process [22] On the "Time & date" screen, you can carry out this setting at this time or tap "Continue" to skip this setting for the moment. [23] On the "MyBuildings portal" screen, you can carry out this setting at this time or tap "Continue"...
  • Page 158 Configuration Process [24] There are 4 screens to guide you how to use the panel. [25] Tap "Skip" if you are already familiar with the panel. Note After configuring the Master IS, the 2nd OS and the IPA have both finished their configuration.

  • Page 159: Configuring The Subsidiary Is

    Configuration Process 4.2.5 Configuring the Subsidiary IS Please ensure the Master IS has completed the Wizard Setup before continuing the configuration of the Subsidiary IS: Please follow the steps below to continue the configuration of the Subsidiary IS: [1] On the "Setup wizard" screen, select the language from the drop-down list. [2] Select the region from the drop-down list.
  • Page 160 [5] On the "IP Addressing" screen, tap "Edit" to access the corresponding screen. Select the connection type, it can be set to "LAN" or "WiFi". ■ Select the address type, it can set to "DHCP", "Customizable address" or "ABB Legacy". If ■ "ABB Legacy" is selected, IP address will be "10.0.x.x".
  • Page 161 Configuration Process [7] On the "Time & date" screen, you can carry out this setting at this time or tap "Continue" to skip this setting for the moment. [8] There are 4 screens to guide you how to use the panel. [9] Tap "Skip"...

  • Page 162: Adding New Trusted Devices Via Auto Search

    Configuration Process 4.2.6 Adding new trusted devices via auto search IPA and 2nd OS with IC can only release the lock when they have been added to the trusted devices list. If the designated device has not been added to the trusted device list during the "Setup Wizard", you can add them afterwards via auto search.
  • Page 163 Configuration Process [5] The devices on the same home network will be displayed on the list. "√" means the device has been configured successfully. Otherwise please restore the ■ designated device to the default factory settings. [6] Tap "Continue". [7] Enable the "Trust all devices". │163 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 164 Configuration Process [8] Tap "Trust All". [9] All trusted devices will be displayed on the screen. [10] will be displayed on the right to indicate the 2nd OS with IC or IP Actuator can use the unlock function. │164 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 165: Adding New Trusted Devices Manually

    Configuration Process 4.2.7 Adding new trusted devices manually IPA and 2nd OS with IC can release the lock only when they have been added to the trusted devices list. If the designated device has not been added to the trusted device list during the "Setup Wizard", you can add them manually.
  • Page 166 Configuration Process [3] Select the device type from the drop-down list. It can be set to "2nd OS", "Private IP actuator" or "Indoor station". [4] Enter the device number. [5] Enter the serial number. [6] Tap "Save & Close". │166 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 167 Configuration Process [7] The designated device has been added to the list. [8] Tap "Trust all devices". [9] Tap "Trust All". │167 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 168 Configuration Process [10] The designated device is now a trusted device, and will be displayed on the right to indicate the 2nd Outdoor Station or the IP Actuator can use the unlock function. [11] "Trust all devices" will be enabled if all devices have been set to trusted. │168 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 169: Removing The Trusted Device

    Configuration Process 4.2.8 Removing the trusted device Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Trusted Devices" screen, swipe the relevant device to the left. [2] Tap " " to remove the device. Note If the device is removed from the trusted devices list, it cannot use the unlock function any more.

  • Page 170: Api

    Access to the Welcome IP & AccessControl local API is controlled by the user management of the intelligent access point. For this reason, each request must be submitted with valid credentials.

  • Page 171: Topology

    Topology The topology is as follows (example only): 3rd party Panel Router 3rd party APP Audio IP Switch Smart Access Point (Local API) IP touch 5 Outdoor Station Precondition Ensure the version of "Smart Access Point" should be 6.36 or above. ■...

  • Page 172: Enabling Local Api

    Enabling local API Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Connections & APIs" to access the corresponding screen. [2] Click "Local API & SIP Configuration". [3] Tick the check box to enable the local API function. [4] It is recommended to tick the check box to enable TLS encryption.

  • Page 173: Creating A Local Api User

    Creating a local API user Please follow the steps below: [1] On the designated user screen, click "Enable" for API access. [2] Enter the user’s password. If the user has not previously set a password, the password entered here will be used as the password to log into local API. [3] Click "√".
  • Page 174 [4] Local API user is displayed on the screen. │174 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 175: Sip

    Welcome IP natively supports SIP. This allows organisations and home users to integrate Welcome IP with any third-party telephony application. They can act as either servers or clients within the network. │175...

  • Page 176: Topology

    Pos: 5 /CNDEX/08 Com missio ning/ Global IP/D04 011/C onfig urin g Welco me IP SIP_D 040 11 @ 14 9\mo d_1 690 268 143 314 _15. docx @ 18 613 25 @ 333 333 @ 4 Topology The topology is as follows (just an example): Smart Access Point Apartment1 3rd party...

  • Page 177: Accessing "Sip" Screen On The Smartap

    Accessing "SIP" screen on the SmartAP On the "Preference" screen, click "Connections & APIs" to access the corresponding screen. │177 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 178: Configuring The Smartap As Sip Server

    Configuring the SmartAP as SIP server In scenarios where a smart access point (AP) acts as a SIP server, the device plays multiple roles within the network infrastructure. Essentially, it acts as both a connectivity point for Wi-Fi devices and a central hub for managing SIP-based communications. Here's a brief description of its functions in this dual role: Connectivity provider: The Smart AP provides wireless network access to connected devices, just like a traditional access point.
  • Page 179 Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Connections & APIs" screen, click "Local API & SIP Configuration". [2] Tick the check box to enable the "Local API and SIP connections" function. [3] Tick the check box to enable "Smart Access Point" as the SIP server. [4] Select the communication protocol.

  • Page 180: Creating A Sip Account For Each 3Rd Party Panel

    Creating a SIP account for each 3rd party panel 1. Create the SIP accounts one by one Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Connections & APIs" screen, click "Create and manage SIP accounts". [2] Click "+". │180 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 181 [3] The 3rd party panel will be set to "Indoor station" automatically and cannot be modified. [4] Enter the device address (contains block no., floor no. and room no.). [5] The ID will be generated automatically according to the rule and cannot be modified. [6] The alias will be generated automatically according to the rule and can be modified.
  • Page 182 2. Creating SIP accounts in batches SIP accounts for the 3rd party panel can be created in batches. ■ At least one Audio IP is used in each apartment. ■ The 3rd party panel should be on the same network with the designated Audio IP. ■...

  • Page 183: Configuring The 3Rd Party Panel

    Configuring the 3rd party panel (The addresses are given as an example only, please check the values with your real installation) Please follow the steps below: [1] Enter the SIP account. [2] Enter the SIP password. [3] Enter the server address 10.0.0.1. [4] Select the transport protocol and enter the port.

  • Page 184: Configuring Ip Touch 5 Os

    Configuring IP touch 5 OS IP touch 5 outdoor station needs to be configured before using the SIP function. 6.7.1 SIP client settings Please follow the steps below: [1] On the designated IP touch 5 outdoor station screen, click "Settings". [2] Click "SIP client settings".

  • Page 185: 3Rd Party Door Opener Settings

    6.7.2 3rd party door opener settings The 3rd party panel needs to set a button on the device to release the lock on the IP touch 5 Outdoor Station. Please follow the steps below: [1] On the designated IP touch 5 Outdoor Station screen, click "Settings". [2] Click "3rd party door opener settings".

  • Page 186: Adding The 3Rd Party Panels To The Name List One By One

    6.7.3 Adding the 3rd party panels to the name list one by one It is available for IP touch 5 outdoor station calls the 3rd party panel via keypad directly or name list. Please follow the steps to add the 3rd party panel to the name list: [1] On the designated IP touch 5 outdoor station screen, click "Name list".
  • Page 187 [5] Select the designated room where the 3rd party panel is positioned. [6] Click "Confirm". [7] The alias name has been displayed on the screen of the IP touch 5 Outdoor Station. │187 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 188: Adding The 3Rd Party Panels To The Name List In Batches

    6.7.4 Adding the 3rd party panels to the name list in batches If there are multiple 3rd party panels that need to be added to the name list, it is recommended to use the import function. Please follow the steps to add the 3rd party panels to the name list in batches: It is recommended to remove all entries before importing.
  • Page 189 [5] Select the designated rooms. [6] Click "Import". [7] The alias name has been displayed on the screen. Click the name to set the alias name. │189 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 190: Configuring Audio Ip

    Configuring Audio IP Audio IP needs to be configured before using the SIP function. Please follow the steps below: [1] On the designated Audio IP "Settings" screen, click "SIP client settings". [2] The following settings will be filled automatically when "Smart Access Point" is enabled as an SIP server and Audio IP has obtained the certification from "Smart Access Point".

  • Page 191: Appendix

    Appendix Appendix Initial setup of the SmartAP 7.1.1 Accessing the web-based user interface There are 3 options to access the web-based user interface of the SmartAP. 1. By using the Windows UPnP service Precondition There is a DHCP server on the network, e.g. integrated DHCP is used in the router. ■...
  • Page 192 Appendix Accessing SmartAP (Window 10 system as an example) [1] Click "Start", followed by "Documents", "Network" to access the "Network" screen. [2] Double click the SmartAP icon. Note If the SmartAP icon is not displayed, please check the Windows firewall or ask for help from your IT engineers.
  • Page 193 Appendix [3] Switch to Security Login Http connection is insecure. It is recommended to use an https connection. ■ Click "Advanced", followed by "Proceed to .." to access the web-based user interface of ■ SmartAP. (Google Chrome, for example) ■ IP address of SmartAP can be viewed on the page.
  • Page 194 Appendix 2. By entering the IP address Precondition You can check the IP address of SmartAP on the router configuration website. Each router usually has its own management web interface where you can obtain the information. Please check your router’s handbook. Accessing SmartAP (Window 10 system as an example) [1] Enter the IP address of SmartAP (e.g.
  • Page 195 Appendix 3. By using the WiFi Access Point hotspot Precondition ■ Ensure network settings are obtained from the SmartAP – WLAN name (SSID) – Password – IP address Please open the front shell of SmartAP obtain the data above from the sticker. 105807A7F02D590 Sma rtAP N e tw o rk se tti n g s...
  • Page 196 Appendix ■ Ensure the alarm (e.g. tamper alarm) is not activated Note Status indicator LED light priority (in the sequence, high>>middle>>low): Alarm (flash white quickly) >> Initial setup (light white on) >> WiFi Access Point mode is activated (flash red) >> Security mode is activated (light red on) Tamper alarm will be activated if the front cover of SmartAP is open.
  • Page 197 Appendix Pos: 27 /CNDEX/0 8 Co mmissi oning /Glob al IP/D0 4011 /Accessin g Sma rtAP thr oug h AP mo de_D 040 11_S martAP Pr o @ 9 5\m od_ 156 997 922 2628 _15 .docx @ 1 2042 49 @ @ 4 Accessing SmartAP (Window 10 system as an example) [1] Click "Internet access"...
  • Page 198 Appendix [6] Enter "192.168.3.1" on the website to access SmartAP. [7] Switch to Security Login Http connection is insecure. It is recommended to use an https connection. ■ Click "Advanced", followed by "Proceed to .." to access the web-based user interface of ■...
  • Page 199 Appendix 7.1.2 Initial setup You need to do the initial setup the first time the SmartAP is powered on or the SmartAP is reset to the factory defaults. Follow the steps below on the web-based user interface of the SmartAP. 1.
  • Page 200 Appendix 3. Accepting the licence for software. Tick the checkbox to accept the licence. Then click ">" to continue. 4. Accepting data privacy Tick the checkbox to accept the licence. Then click ">" to continue. │200 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 201 Appendix 5. Configuring the location Select the time zone from the drop-down list. 6. Configuring WiFi access point mode settings and the country code It is compulsory to change the password in the initial setup. The password rule is displayed in a pop-up window when you enter the password.
  • Page 202 Appendix 7. Selecting the connection type There are 3 options to set the connection type for the SmartAP. Tap " " to view the topology for reference. ■ │202 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 203 Appendix Establish LAN connection If LAN (PoE) is selected, you need to set IP address to establish the LAN connection. By activating the "Obtain IP address automatically" check box, SmartAP will work as a DHCP client. The IP address needs to be assigned from DHCP server (such as router with DHCP enabled).
  • Page 204 Appendix Legacy IP network If "Legacy IP" is selected, the default topology is used as follow. ■ LAN (PoE) will be set to 10.0.x.x, LAN (2) will be connected to the router to obtain the IP address. │204 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 205 Appendix 8. Creating the first admin user Enter the username and the password twice to create the first admin user. Note The first admin user cannot be deleted. It manages all other users. │205 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 206 Appendix 9. Selecting the reset option You can select the reset option according to the use scenario. Reset option = Without MyBuildings account ■ If this option is selected, anyone can reset the password for the first admin user by pressing the reset button.
  • Page 207 Appendix 10. MyBuildings settings Reset option = Without MyBuildings account If the reset option is set to "Without MyBuildings account", you will access this screen. [1] Click "Skip" to turn to next step if you don’t want to connect to MyBuildings currently. [2] Click "Register here"...
  • Page 208 Appendix Reset option = With MyBuildings account If the reset option is set to "With MyBuildings account", you will access this screen. [1] Click "Register here" to access the MyBuildings portal to register an account. [2] Enter the username, password and friendly name, followed by "Connect" to connect to the MyBuildings portal.
  • Page 209 Appendix 11. Setting the device name Enter the name for the device and this name will be displayed on the log in screen. 12. Confirming the settings You can check all the settings again on the overview screen. You can click "<" to return to the previous screens to edit the settings.

  • Page 210: Viewing The Signature Of The Device

    Appendix Viewing the signature of the device 7.2.1 Video IS Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Settings" screen, tap "About". [2] Tap "Common". [3] Go to the "Signature" section to check the signature. │210 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 211 Appendix 7.2.2 IP Touch 5 OS ■ On the home screen, tap " ", followed by [#] [*] [engineering password] [#] to access the "Settings" screen. ■ On the "Settings" screen, tap "Engineering settings", "Help" to view the signature. │211 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 212 Appendix 7.2.3 IP Pushbutton OS This device can be configured on Video IS. IP Pushbutton OS entering engineering mode Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the IP Pushbutton OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Press and hold the first pushbutton for 10 seconds until all 3 LED indicators flash. Video IS accessing the "Outdoor Stations"...
  • Page 213 Appendix 7.2.4 Mini OS This device could be configured on Video IS. IP Pushbutton OS entering engineering mode Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the Mini OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Press and hold the first pushbutton for 5 seconds until all 3 LED indicators flash. Video IS accessing the "Outdoor Stations"...
  • Page 214 Appendix 7.2.5 Guard Unit Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "System Settings" screen, tap "About". [2] Go to "Signature" section to check the signature. │214 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 215 Appendix 7.2.6 IP Actuator This device could be configured on Video IS. Please follow the steps below: [1] Press the reset button of the IP Actuator once during normal operation; the LED flashing green means that the IP actuator has entered engineering mode. [2] On the "Settings"...

  • Page 216: Clearing The Signature Of The Device

    Appendix Clearing the signature of the device The signature will be empty as one of the following scenarios: The device is powered on the first time. ■ The device is restored to factory default settings.see chapter 7.5 “Restoring to factory ■...

  • Page 217: Configuring The Physical Address And Ip Mode

    Appendix Configuring the physical address and IP mode 7.4.1 Video IS Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Settings" screen, tap "Advanced settings" and enter the advanced password (The system default advanced password is 345678) to access the corresponding screen. [2] On the "Advanced settings"...
  • Page 218 If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the ■ same as the SmartAP. ■ If the network type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "ABB Legacy" to avoid unknown errors. [10] Tap "Save". │218...
  • Page 219 Appendix 7.4.2 Audio IS This device configures the physical address via SmartAP. │219 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 220 "DHCP", "Customizable address" or "ABB Legacy". ■ If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the same as the SmartAP. If the address type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "Legacy IP" to ■...
  • Page 221 Appendix 7.4.4 IP Pushbutton OS This device could be configured on Video IS. IP Pushbutton OS entering engineering mode Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the IP Pushbutton OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Press and hold the first pushbutton for 10 seconds until all 3 LED indicators flash. Video IS accessing the "Outdoor Stations"...
  • Page 222 If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the ■ same as the SmartAP. ■ If the address type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "ABB Legacy" to avoid unknown errors. [8] Tap "Save & Close". │222...
  • Page 223 Appendix 7.4.5 Mini OS This device can be configured on Video IS. IP Pushbutton OS entering engineering mode Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the Mini OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Press and hold the first pushbutton for 5 seconds until all 3 LED indicators flash. Video IS accessing the "Outdoor Stations"...
  • Page 224 If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the ■ same as the SmartAP. ■ If the address type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "ABB Legacy" to avoid unknown errors. [8] Tap "Save & Close". │224...
  • Page 225 "Legacy IP". ■ If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the same as the SmartAP. If the network type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "Legacy IP" to ■...
  • Page 226 Appendix │226 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 227 Appendix 7.4.7 IP Actuator This device could be configured on Video IS. Please follow the steps below: [1] Press the reset button of the IP Actuator once during normal operation; the LED flashing green means that the IP actuator has entered engineering mode. [2] On the "Settings"...
  • Page 228 If "ABB Legacy" is selected, the IP address will be "10.0.x.x". Its network type should be the ■ same as the SmartAP. ■ If the network type of the SmartAP is set to "Legacy IP", you should select "ABB Legacy" to avoid unknown errors. [8] Tap "Save & Close". │228...

  • Page 229: Restoring To Factory Default

    Appendix Restoring to factory default Note Building address, signature and all parameters will be restored to the factory default settings after the reset operation. │229 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 230 Appendix 7.5.1 Video IS Please follow the steps below: [1] Within 2 minutes of powering on the IS, on the "Advanced settings" screen, tap "Panel". [2] Go to the "Reset panel option" section. [3] Tap "Reset to factory setting". [4] Tap "Yes". │230 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 231 Appendix 7.5.2 Audio IS Please follow the steps below: [1] Disassemble the upper part from the bottom part by using a screwdriver. [2] Within 2 minutes of powering on the Audio IP, press and hold the reset button (located on the upper part) for 3 seconds until the 2 LED indicators turn on and then off.
  • Page 232 Appendix 7.5.3 IP Touch 5 OS Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Within 2 minutes of powering on the OS, press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds until the 3 LED indicators are lit continuously.
  • Page 233 Appendix 7.5.4 IP Pushbutton OS Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the OS, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Within 2 minutes of powering on the OS, press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds until the 3 LED indicators are lit continuously.
  • Page 234 Appendix 7.5.5 Mini OS Please follow the steps below: [1] Power on the mini OS with IC, wait until all 3 LED indicators go out. [2] Within 2 minutes of powering on the mini OS with IC, press and hold the first pushbutton for 5 seconds until all 3 LED indicators flash.
  • Page 235 Appendix 7.5.6 Guard Unit Please follow the steps below: [1] Within 2 minutes of powering on the Guard Unit, on the "Engineering settings" screen, tap "Local settings". [2] Tap "Clear all data". │235 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 236 Appendix 7.5.7 IP Actuator Please follow the steps below: [1] Within 2 minutes of powering on the IP Actuator, press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds until the indicator goes out. [2] After a while, the indicator flashes green again. │236 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 237 Appendix 7.5.8 IP Elevator Controller Please follow the steps below: [1] Within 2 minutes of powering on the IP Elevator Controller, press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds until the indicator goes out. [2] After a while, the indicator flashes green again. │237 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...

  • Page 238: Resetting The Password For The Primary Admin

    Appendix Resetting the password for the primary admin Press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds to reset the password for the primary admin and reset AP password in the same time. R e se t b u tto n AP mo d e sw i tch L ED 1.
  • Page 239 Appendix 2. Reset option = With MyBuildings account If the reset option is set to "With MyBuildings account" in the initial setup, besides entering a new password twice, a verification code is also needed. Note If you have set an email to receive the verification code in the initial setup, you can obtain the verification code sent by email.

  • Page 240: Creating A Building On The App

    Appendix Creating a building on the APP Please follow the steps below: [1] On the home screen of the APP, tap " ". [2] Tap "Configuration mode". [3] Tap "OK" to access configuration mode. [4] On the "Projects" screen, tap " ".
  • Page 241 Appendix [9] On the designated project screen, tap " ". [10] On the "Add building" screen, enter the building name. [11] Enter the building number. [12] Tap "Add" to create a new building. Repeat steps 9~12 to create multiple buildings. [13] Tap the designated building.
  • Page 242 Appendix [18] On the designated floor screen, tap " " to add a room. [19] Enter the alias name for the designated room. [20] Tap "Add" to create a new room. [21] On the designated floor screen, swipe a room name to the right. [22] Tap "...
  • Page 243 Appendix [23] Enter the duplicate number. [24] Tap "Duplicate". [25] Enter the alias name for each room now or do it later. [26] Tap "Duplicate". [27] On the designated floor screen, swipe the designated room name to the right. [28] Tap " "...

  • Page 244: Configuring The Ip Mode

    Appendix Configuring the IP mode 7.8.1 Viewing the IP mode Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Devices Diagnosis". [2] Display the IP mode of the SmartAP. [3] Drag the scroll bar to the right to view the IP mode of the designated device. │244 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 245 Appendix 7.8.2 Changing the IP mode from "DHCP" to "Legacy IP" for all devices Changing the IP mode of the SmartAP will change the IP mode of all devices in the system. Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Devices Diagnosis". [2] Click "...
  • Page 246 Appendix [4] Click "Save" to save the settings. [5] A warning window will pop up to display the notice. [6] Tick the check box if you want to continue. [7] Click "√" to continue. [8] Click "√" to access the SmartAP again. │246 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 247 Appendix [9] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Devices Diagnosis". [10] Click "Refresh All". [11] "ABB Legacy" will be displayed on the screen and all the devices will be available after this change. │247 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 248 Appendix [12] The IP mode of all the devices will be changed to "Legacy IP" at the same time. │248 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 249 Appendix 7.8.3 Changing the IP mode from "Legacy IP" to "DHCP" for all devices Changing the IP mode of the SmartAP will change the IP mode of all devices on the system. Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Devices Diagnosis". [2] Click "...
  • Page 250 Appendix [4] Click "Save" to save the settings. [5] A warning window will pop up to display the notice. [6] Tick the check box if you want to continue. [7] Click "√" to continue. [8] Click "√" to access the SmartAP again. │250 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 251 Appendix [9] On the "Preferences" screen, click "Devices Diagnosis". [10] Click "Refresh All". [11] "DHCP" will be displayed on the screen and all the devices will be available after this change. │251 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 252 Appendix [12] The IP mode of all the devices will be changed to "DHCP" at the same time. │252 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 253 Appendix 7.8.4 Changing IP mode for the designated device Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Device Diagnosis" screen, click " ". [2] Changing the IP mode. If "Static address" is selected, you need to enter the IP address manually or accept the ■...
  • Page 254 Appendix [4] New IP mode of the designated device will be displayed on the screen. IP mode matching If the IP mode of the SmartAP is set to "DHCP", the IP mode the designated device could ■ be "DHCP" or "Static address". ■...

  • Page 255: Managing The Trusted Devices

    Appendix Managing the trusted devices 7.9.1 Managing the trusted devices for outdoor station Pos: 125 /CNDEX/09 Ope ratio n/Glo bal IP/D0 401 1_Sm artAP Pro/ Ma nagin g th e tr uste d devic es fo r o utdo or s tatio n_D0 4011 @ 1 09\ mod _15 9721 834 612 3_1 5.do cx @ 1 317 989 @ @ 1 If you want to release the lock on the outdoor station, you need to check: ■...
  • Page 256 Appendix [4] Click "Add trusted devices". [5] Tick the check boxes to select the devices to be trusted. [6] Click "√" to confirm. │256 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 257 Appendix [7] The result is displayed on the screen. [8] Click "Save" to save. │257 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 258 Appendix 2. Removing the trusted devices Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Door Entry System" screen, click "Outdoor stations". [2] Click the designated outdoor station. [3] Scroll down the list and click "List of trusted devices". │258 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 259 Appendix [4] Click the designated devices to select one by one (the selected devices are highlighted in red). [5] Click "Delete selected". │259 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 260 Appendix 7.9.2 Managing the trusted devices for IP actuator Pos: 128 /CNDEX/09 Ope ratio n/Glo bal IP/D0 401 1_Sm artAP Pro/ Ma nagin g th e tr uste d devic es fo r IP a ctuat or_D 040 11 @ 10 9\m od_1 597 218 449 258 _15. docx @ 13 180 13 @ @ 1 If you want to release the lock on the IP actuator, you need to check: If the indoor station and the IP actuator are signed on "Smart Access Point".
  • Page 261 Appendix [4] Click "Add trusted devices". [5] Tick the check boxes to select the devices to be trusted. [6] Click "√" to confirm. │261 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 262 Appendix [7] The result is displayed on the screen. [8] Click "Save" to save. │262 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 263 Appendix 2. Removing the trusted devices Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Door Entry System" screen, click "IP actuator". [2] Click the designated IP actuator. [3] Click "List of trusted devices". │263 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 264 Appendix [4] Click the designated devices to select one by one (the selected devices are highlighted in red). [5] Click "Delete selected". Pos: 129 /CNDEX/99 Auxili ary t ools/ +++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++ pag e b reak ++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++ ++ @ 57\ mod _14 878 147 359 46_ 0.docx @ 7 509 79 @ @ 1 │264 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 265 Appendix Pos: 130 /CNDEX/01 H eadin g/1. 1.1 H eadi ng/He adin g_M ana ging the t rust ed devices for "Sm art Acc ess Point " @ 108\ mo d_1 5972 103 973 38_ 15.d ocx @ 131 534 2 @ 3 @ 1 7.9.3 Managing the trusted devices for the SmartAP Pos: 131 /CNDEX/09 Ope ratio n/Glo bal IP/D0 401 1_Sm artAP Pro/ Ma nagin g th e tr uste d devic es fo r "S mar t Access Poi nt"...
  • Page 266 Appendix [4] Click "Trust this management software". [5] The result is displayed on the list. [6] Click "√" to save. │266 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 267 Appendix 2. Trusting the designated IP Actuators Please follow the steps below: [1] On the "Door Entry System" screen, click "IP actuator". [2] Click the designated IP actuator. [3] Click "List of trusted devices". │267 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 268 Appendix [4] Click "Trust this management software". [5] The result is displayed on the list. [6] Click "√" to save. Pos: 132 /CNDEX/99 Auxili ary t ools/ +++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++ pag e b reak ++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++ ++ @ 57\ mod _14 878 147 359 46_ 0.docx @ 7 509 79 @ @ 1 │268 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 269 Appendix Pos: 133 /CNDEX/01 H eadin g/1. 1.1 H eadi ng/He adin g_Eme rge ncy u nlock @ 10 8\m od_ 159 7210 431 559 _15. docx @ 13 153 67 @ 3 @ 1 7.9.4 Emergency unlock Pos: 134 /CNDEX/09 Ope ratio n/Glo bal IP/D0 401 1_Sm artAP Pro/E mer gency unl ock_D0 401 1 @ 1 09\ mod _15 972 185 4786 8_1 5.d ocx @ 131 8061 @ @ 1 In some emergency cases, you may need to release all public doors.
  • Page 270 Appendix Close all public doors Please follow the steps below: [1] On the configuration screen, click "SOS". [2] Enter the password for the current admin user. [3] Click "Lock all public doors". [4] The result status is displayed on the screen. │270 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 271 Appendix │271 System Manual 2TMD042400D0002...
  • Page 272 Contact us Notice We reserve the right to at all times make technical changes as well as ABB Xiamen Smart Technology Co., Ltd. changes to the contents of this No. 881, FangShanXiEr Road, Xiang’An Industrial document without prior notice. Area, Torch Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone,...
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