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Dahua VTO2202F-P-S3 User Manual

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  • Page 1 Villa Door Station User's Manual V1.0.5...

  • Page 2: Foreword

    Foreword General This manual introduces the installation, functions and operations of the villa door station device (hereinafter referred to as "the VTO"). Read carefully before using the device, and keep the manual safe for future reference. Safety Instructions The following signal words might appear in the manual. Signal Words Meaning Indicates a high potential hazard which, if not avoided, will result in...

  • Page 3: About The Manual

    About the Manual The manual is for reference only. Slight differences might be found between the manual and the ● product. We are not liable for losses incurred due to operating the product in ways that are not in ● compliance with the manual.

  • Page 4: Important Safeguards And Warnings

    Important Safeguards and Warnings This section introduces content covering the proper handling of the device, hazard prevention, and prevention of property damage. Read carefully before using the device, and comply with the guidelines when using it. Operation Requirements Check whether the power supply is correct before use. ●...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Foreword................................I Important Safeguards and Warnings......................III 1 Structure................................1 1.1 Villa Door Station (multiple buttons)....................1 1.1.1 Front Panel...........................1 1.1.2 Rear Panel............................ 2 1.2 Villa Door Station (single button)......................3 1.2.1 R Series............................3 1.2.2 D Series............................5 1.2.3 G Series............................8 1.2.4 E Series............................
  • Page 6 6.5 Adding the IPC............................. 46 6.5.1 Adding the IPC One by One...................... 46 6.5.2 Exporting the IPC Information in Batches................48 6.5.3 Importing the IPC Information in Batches................48 7 System................................49 7.1 Video..............................49 7.2 Audio..............................51 7.3 Time..............................52 7.4 ONVIF User............................54 7.5 Config..............................55 7.6 Maintenance............................55 7.7 Updating...............................56...
  • Page 7 12.3.2 Account Lockout........................84 12.3.3 Anti-DoS Attack........................85 12.4 CA Certificate............................. 85 12.5 Video Encryption..........................86 12.6 Security Warning..........................86 13 Button Model Configuration........................88 13.1 Cable Connection..........................88 13.2 VTH Configuration..........................89 Appendix 1 Security Recommendation......................91...

  • Page 8: Structure

    1 Structure 1.1 Villa Door Station (multiple buttons) 1.1.1 Front Panel Figure 1-1 Front panel Table 1-1 Components Name Function Audio input. Provide a constant light to focus more easily on Illuminator a subject in dark surroundings. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO. Call buttons Call the VTH.

  • Page 9: Rear Panel

    1.1.2 Rear Panel The multi-function port might differ depending on the actual models. Figure 1-2 Rear panel Table 1-2 Components Name Function Used to insert SD card so that data information SD card slot such as images and videos can be stored. Alarm port, door detector port, 485 port, power Multi-function port port and other ports.

  • Page 10: Villa Door Station (Single Button)

    1.2 Villa Door Station (single button) 1.2.1 R Series 1.2.1.1 Front Panel Size and appearance might differ depending on the models of product. Figure 1-3 Front panel Table 1-3 Components Name Function Audio input. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO. Call button Call the VTH.
  • Page 11 1.2.1.2 Rear Panel The multi-function port might differ depending on the model. Here are two models used as examples. Figure 1-4 Rear panel (1) Table 1-4 Components Name Function Network port Connects to the network. Insert SD card so that data information such as SD card slot images and videos can be stored.

  • Page 12: D Series

    Figure 1-5 Rear panel (2) Table 1-5 Components Name Function Insert SD card so that data information such as SD card slot images and videos can be stored. Power port Connects to the power supply. Press and hold the button for several seconds to Reset button reset to factory settings.
  • Page 13 1.2.2.1 Front Panel Figure 1-6 Front panel Table 1-6 Components Name Function Audio input. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO. Call button Call the VTH. Speaker Audio output.
  • Page 14 1.2.2.2 Rear Panel Figure 1-7 Rear panel Table 1-7 Components Name Function After the installed device is removed from ● the wall or other places, the device beeps and the alarm record will be generated. Within 5 minutes after the device is powered ●...

  • Page 15: G Series

    1.2.3 G Series 1.2.3.1 Front Panel Figure 1-8 Front panel Table 1-8 Components Name Function Audio input. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO. Call the VTH. The button displays different colors in different statuses. Standby: No light. ●...

  • Page 16: E Series

    1.2.3.2 Rear Panel Figure 1-9 Rear panel Table 1-9 Components Name Function Network port Connects to the network. Alarm port, door detector port, 485 port, power Multi-function port port and more. Insert SD card so that data information such as SD card slot images and videos can be stored.
  • Page 17 1.2.4.1 Front Panel Figure 1-10 Front panel Table 1-10 Front panel description Name Description Illuminator Provides extra light for the camera when it is dark. Microphone Audio input. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO. Indicators Displays status on calling, talking and unlock. Keypad —...
  • Page 18 1.2.4.2 Rear Panel Figure 1-11 Rear panel Table 1-11 Rear panel description Name Description When the VTO is removed from the wall forcibly, an Anti-tampering switch alarm will be triggered and the alarm information will be sent to management center. Multi-function port For details, see Figure 1-12 .

  • Page 19: F Series

    Figure 1-12 Multi-function port 1.2.5 F Series 1.2.5.1 Front Panel Figure 1-13 Front panel Table 1-12 Front panel description Name Description Microphone Audio input. Camera Capture images or record videos for the VTO.
  • Page 20 Name Description Indicators Display status on calling, talking and unlock. Speaker Audio output. Call button Call the VTH and the management center. Nameplate Displays the custom information. Insert SD card so that data information such as ● images and videos can be stored. Card slot and reset button Press and hold the button for several seconds to...

  • Page 21: Indicator Module

    Figure 1-15 Multi-function ports Table 1-14 Port description Description Description 2wires-(GND) for a digital 2-wire ● camera module GND for a full digital camera ● module +12V_OUT DOOR_BUTTON RS-485_B DOOR_FEEDBACK RS-485_A ALARM_NO DOOR_NC ALARM_COM DOOR_COM 2wires+(48V) ● for a digital 2- wire camera module DOOR_NO...

  • Page 22: Button Module

    Table 1-15 Front panel description Name Description Call indicator Talk indicator Activity status. Unlock indicator Figure 1-17 Rear panel Table 1-16 Rear panel description Name Description Cascade input Connect to other modules. Cascade output 1.2.5.4 Button Module One-button module, two-button module, and five-button module are available with the same function.
  • Page 23 Figure 1-18 Front panel of the five-button module Table 1-17 Front panel description Name Description User directory Put name cards here. Call buttons Call other VTHs or the management center.
  • Page 24 Figure 1-19 Rear panel of the five-button module Table 1-18 Rear panel description Name Description Cascade input Connect to other modules. Cascade output 1.2.5.5 Keyboard Module (with Braille) The rear panel of keyboard module is the same as the button module.
  • Page 25 Figure 1-20 Keyboard module Table 1-19 Keyboard module description Name Description Tap the button to select the Selection contact. Enter password or VTH Numbers numbers. Call Call according to the numbers. Call management center Call the management center. 1.2.5.6 Card Module There are 2 types of the card module.

  • Page 26: Fingerprint Module

    Figure 1-21 Card module 1.2.5.7 Fingerprint Module Collects and verifies fingerprints. The rear panels of fingerprint module and button module have different port positions, but port ● functions are the same. When there is a fingerprint module accessed and you want to add a new fingerprint module, ●...
  • Page 27 Rear panels of display module and button module have different port positions, but port functions are the same. Figure 1-23 Display module 1.2.5.9 Information Module Displays room number and guest message.

  • Page 28: Blank Module

    Figure 1-24 Information module 1.2.5.10 Blank Module For a better appearance, use the blank module if there is an extra space while putting up modules together. Figure 1-25 Blank module 1.2.5.11 Cascade Connection Cascade connection is needed for all the modules to work together.
  • Page 29 Figure 1-26 Cascade connection example...

  • Page 30: Button Model

    1.3 Button Model 1.3.1 Front Panel Figure 1-27 Front panel Table 1-20 Components Name Function The button model can be connected to the VTH. Press Press button the button on the model and the VTH receives an alarm signal.

  • Page 31: Rear Panel

    1.3.2 Rear Panel Figure 1-28 Rear panel Table 1-21 Components Name Function Multi-function port Used for alarm input.
  • Page 32 Figure 1-29 Cable connection Connect the KEY port of the button model to any one of the alarm input ports of the indoor monitor (VTH) with a cable thread. After that, tap Setting > Alarm > Wired Zone on the VTH and set the Type of the alarm input port you chose to connect to the KEY port as Doorbell.

  • Page 33: Initializing The Vto

    2 Initializing the VTO 2.1 Web For first-time login, you need to initialize the VTO. Procedure Step 1 Power on the VTO. Step 2 Go to the default IP address (192.168.1.108) of the VTO. Make sure that the IP address of your PC is on the same network segment as the VTO. Step 3 On the Device Init page, enter and confirm the password, and then click Next.
  • Page 34 Figure 2-1 Add VTO to DMSS 7. Configure network by switch networking to AP Configuration , and then tap Next. 8. Connect your phone to the hotspot you just enabled on the VTO. The hotspot name is the SN number of your VTO. ●...
  • Page 35 Figure 2-3 Initialization Step 5 Connect the VTO to the network through Wi-Fi. 1. Select an available Wi-Fi. 2. Enter the password and tap Next. Wait for the VTO to connect to the router. Figure 2-4 Wi-Fi connection Step 6 Configure device name, and then tap Save.
  • Page 36 Figure 2-5 Configure device name Step 7 View monitoring video from the camera on the VTO. Figure 2-6 Monitor...

  • Page 37: Login And Resetting Password

    3 Login and Resetting Password 3.1 Login Before login, make sure that the computer is on the same network segment as the VTO. Procedure Step 1 Go to the IP address of the VTO in the browser. For first-time login, enter the default IP (192.168.1.108). If you have multiple VTOs, we recommend that you change the default IP address to avoid conflict.

  • Page 38: Home Page

    4 Home Page Figure 4-1 Home page Table 4-1 Home page introduction Function Description Home button Go back to the home page. Setup Wizard Configure the VTO SIP server. : Change language of the webpage of the ● VTO. : Change password, log out of the ●...

  • Page 39: Setup Wizard

    5 Setup Wizard Through the setup wizard, you can finish the process of adding VTO/VTH and specific any VTO as the SIP server. You can also cancel its status of working as a SIP server. 5.1 Setting as SIP Server Set the VTO as the SIP server.

  • Page 40: Not Setting As Sip Server

    5.2 Not Setting as SIP Server If you want to change the SIP server, you need to remove the current one from the list. Procedure Step 1 Log in to the webpage of the VTO. Step 2 Select Setup Wizard > Do not Set as SIP Server, and then click Next. Figure 5-3 Do not set as SIP server Step 3 Configure the information of the VTO that you do not want to set as SIP server, and then...

  • Page 41: Local Device Configuration

    6 Local Device Configuration This chapter introduces the detailed configuration of the VTO. Slight differences might be found in different models. 6.1 Basic Settings Configure basic settings of the device. 6.1.1 Villa Door Station Procedure Select Local Device Config > Basic Settings. Step 1 Step 2 Configure the parameters.
  • Page 42 Figure 6-1 Basic settings (villa station)
  • Page 43 Figure 6-2 Basic settings (small apartment) Table 6-1 Basic parameter description Parameter Description Select from Villa Station and Small Apartment. Device Type The small apartment is available on select models. When other devices are monitoring this VTO, the device Device Name name will appear on the monitoring image.

  • Page 44: Second Confirmation Station

    Parameter Description Displays the total and used capacity of the SD card. You can SD Card Usage click Format SD Card to delete all the data in the SD card. Take a snapshot and save it in the SD card of the VTO when Auto Capture while Unlocking the VTO is unlocking.
  • Page 45 Figure 6-3 Basic settings (Second confirmation station) Table 6-2 Basic parameter description Parameter Description Select Second Confirmation Station. Device Type When other devices are monitoring this VTO, the device Device Name name will appear on the monitoring image. Villa Room No. VTH room number.

  • Page 46: Access Control

    6.2 Access Control Different model series have varied access control functions. Here is the example for configuring the model Q series. 6.2.1 Config Procedure Step 1 Select Local Device Config > Access Control > Config. Step 2 Configure the parameters. Figure 6-4 Access control Table 6-3 Access control parameter description Parameter...

  • Page 47: Rs-485

    Parameter Description NC : Normally closed. ● Door Detector Status NO : Normally open. ● Report Status of Door Detector Synchronize door sensor status to indoor monitors (VTHs). You can connect a third-party phone, such as a SIP phone, to the Unlock Code VTO, and use the code to open the door remotely.

  • Page 48: Configuring The Password

    Parameter Description Interval between Consecutive The door can only be unlocked again after the interval. Unlocks Unlock Duration The time during which the lock stays unlocked. You can connect a third-party phone, such as a SIP phone, to the Unlock Code VTO, and use the command to open the door remotely.

  • Page 49: Configuring Wiegand

    Related Operations Edit: Click to edit the password. ● Delete: Click to delete the password. ● Clear: Click Clear to delete all the passwords. ● Refresh: Click Refresh to refresh the page. ● Click Export or Import to export or import the password. ●...

  • Page 50: Layout

    Table 6-5 Description of Wiegand parameters Parameter Description Select Wiegand Input when other ● recognition devices are connected. Select Wiegand Output when the VTO ● Wiegand Settings works as the recognition device. You can connect the access controller or other devices to the VTO.
  • Page 51 Figure 6-10 Fourth button installation Figure 6-11 Configure the fourth nameplate (1) Step 4 Click Apply to save the selected room number.

  • Page 52: Layout (Multiple Modules)

    Figure 6-12 Configure the fourth nameplate (2) Step 5 If you want to bind room numbers when you install 2 buttons or 4 buttons for the VTO, repeat Step 3 to Step 4 until you have configured all of the room numbers. 6.4.2 Layout (Multiple Modules) This function is only available for select models with multiple modules..

  • Page 53: Adding The Ipc

    Figure 6-13 Configure the nameplate Click OK to save the selected room number. Step 4 Step 5 If you want to bind room numbers when you install other modules with nameplates for the VTO, repeat Step 3 to Step 4 until you have configured all of the room numbers. Related Operations Click to view the current version of the module or upload the update file to update the...
  • Page 54 Figure 6-14 IPC information Step 3 Click to configure the parameters. Figure 6-15 Configure the parameters...

  • Page 55: Exporting The Ipc Information In Batches

    Table 6-6 Parameters description of the video monitoring device Parameter Description IPC Name Enter the name of the IPC/VNR/XVR/HCVR device. IP Address Enter the IP address of the IPC/VNR/XVR/HCVR device. Select from Local and ONVIF according to the device you add. Protocol Type Stream Type Select from Main Stream and Sub Stream.

  • Page 56: System

    7 System 7.1 Video Configure the video format and quality, and audio of the VTO. Procedure Select System > Video. Step 1 Figure 7-1 Video Step 2 Configure the parameters, which will take effect upon change. Table 7-1 Video parameter description Parameter Description 720P : 1280 ×...
  • Page 57 Parameter Description H.264. H.265. Compression (Main Stream) Compared with H.264, H.265 requires smaller bandwidth. 1080P : 1920 × 1080. ● WVGA : 800 × 480. ● QVGA : 320 × 240. Resolution (Sub Stream) ● D1 : 704 × 576. ●...

  • Page 58: Audio

    Parameter Description Make the color brighter or darker. The default value is made by the light sensor, and we recommend keeping it default. Saturation The larger the value, the thicker the color. Changes the picture brightness and improves the picture dynamic range in a non-linear way. The larger the value, the brighter the image.

  • Page 59: Time

    Table 7-2 Audio parameter description Parameter Description Voice Prompt while Ringing Ringtone Alarm Turn on or off each type of Audio Control sound. Voice Messages Unlock Audio Collection Microphone Volume Volume Control Adjust the volume. Speaker Volume Step 3 Click Apply. Step 4 (Optional) Upload audio file by clicking next to the corresponding audio type...
  • Page 60 Figure 7-3 Time Table 7-3 Parameter description Module Parameter Description Manually Set ● Time ● The time of the VTO system. Changing system time might cause problems on video searching and information publication. Turn System Time Time and Time off video recording and auto snapshot before Zone changing it.

  • Page 61: Onvif User

    Module Parameter Description The address of the NTP server. Server Only applicable under the NTP mode. Click the icon and the device time of the VTO will be automatically synchronized with server. Manual Update Only applicable under the NTP mode. NTP server port number.

  • Page 62: Config

    Figure 7-4 ONVIF user 7.5 Config You can export and import the configuration file. Procedure Select System > Config. Step 1 Click Export Configuration File, or click Browse to select the file from local computer, Step 2 and then click Import file. Figure 7-5 Config 7.6 Maintenance Procedure...

  • Page 63: Updating

    Figure 7-6 Auto Maintenance Click Apply. Step 3 7.7 Updating Procedure Select System > Update. Step 1 Step 2 Select ways to check the update. Auto Check : Select the function to check automatically whether there is a new system ●...
  • Page 64 Figure 7-8 System information...

  • Page 65: Device Setting

    8 Device Setting This chapter introduces how to add, modify, and delete VTO, VTH, VTS, and IPC, and how to send messages from the SIP server to VTOs and VTHs when the VTO works as the SIP server. If you are using other servers as the SIP server, see the corresponding manual for details.

  • Page 66: Vth Management

    Parameter Description Building No. Available only when the platform servers work as the SIP server. Unit No. IP Address IP address of the VTO. Username Username and password used to log in to the webpage of the VTO. Password Click OK. Step 5 Click to edit the VTO, or...
  • Page 67 Figure 8-2 Add VTH one by one Table 8-2 Parameters description Parameter Description First Name Last Name Enter the information you need to differentiate each room. Alias Enter a room number, and then configure the number on a VTH to Room No.

  • Page 68: Vts Management

    Figure 8-3 Add VTH in batches Table 8-3 Parameters description Parameter Description Floors in Unit Configure the number of floors, rooms. Rooms on Each Floor First Room No. on 1st Floor Configure the first room number on the first and second floor, the room number will be automatically generated.
  • Page 69 Figure 8-4 Add VTS Table 8-4 Add VTS configuration Parameter Description Select VTS. Device Type VTS No. The number of the VTS. Registration Password Leave it as default. IP Address VTS IP address. Click OK. Step 5...

  • Page 70: Person Management

    9 Person Management Adding personnel information. The card and fingerprint functions are available on select models or when the device is connect to the corresponding modules. Procedure Step 1 Log in to the webpage of the VTO. Select Person Management. Step 2 Step 3 Click Add.
  • Page 71 Figure 9-2 Add a person 2. Click Add next to Card, and then enter the card number and name. Figure 9-3 Issue card 3. Click Issue Card. The webpage displays the countdown prompt (120 seconds). Once the countdown starts, you need to swipe the card on the card reader of the VTO within this time period.
  • Page 72 : Report lost card. After clicking the icon, it becomes : Edit the card information. : Delete the added card. Figure 9-5 Card issued 5. Click OK. Figure 9-6 Card added successfully VTO that has fingerprint function or module: ● 1.
  • Page 73 Figure 9-7 Issue card 3. Click OK. Then the window goes back to the Add, with a fingerprint being added. You can edit the name of the fingerprint. 4. Click OK. Related Operations Click Export Person, and then enter the encryption password for the file to export the person ●...

  • Page 74: Network Settings

    10 Network Settings This chapter introduces how to configure the network parameters. 10.1 TCP/IP You need to configure the TCP/IP information to connect the VTO to the network. Procedure Step 1 Log in to the webpage of the VTO. Select Network Settings > TCP/IP. Step 2 Step 3 Configure the TCP/IP parameters.

  • Page 75: Port

    10.2 Port Figure 10-2 Port Table 10-2 Parameter description Parameter Description You can now enter http://VTO IP address: HTTPS Port to log in to HTTP Port the VTO. TCP/UDP Port Used for accessing the VTO with devices in other networks. You can now enter https://VTO IP address: HTTPS Port to log in HTTPS Port to the VTO.
  • Page 76 Figure 10-3 Current VTO as SIP server If another VTO works as the SIP server: Select the SIP type as Device, and configure the ● parameters for the VTO working as the SIP. If the VTO you have logged in does not work as the SIP server, do not enable SIP Server.
  • Page 77 Figure 10-4 Another VTO as SIP server Table 10-3 SIP server configuration (VTO as the SIP server) Parameter Description IP Address Planned IP address of the VTO. Port 5060 by default. Username Password Leave it as default. SIP Domain SIP Server Username Username and password used to log into the webpage of the SIP server.
  • Page 78 Figure 10-5 Private SIP server Table 10-4 SIP server description (platform as the SIP server) Parameter Description IP Address IP address of the SIP server. 5080 by default when the platform works as the SIP Port server. Username/Password Leave it as default. SIP Domain SIP Server Username/ Password Used to log in to the SIP server.

  • Page 79: Second Confirmation Station Cascading

    10.4 Second Confirmation Station Cascading It applied to the situation when the second confirmation station cascades to the VTH. Prerequisites The software version of the VTH must be V4.7 and later. Procedure Select Network Settings > SIP Server. Step 1 Configure the second confirmation station information in Local Device Config >...

  • Page 80: Cloud Service

    Parameter Description SIP Server Username Username and password used to log into the VTH that serves as the SIP server. SIP Server Password Click Apply. Step 4 10.5 Cloud Service Enable the Cloud Service function, and then you can scan the QR code with your phone to add the VTO to the app on your phone.

  • Page 81: Enabling Upnp Services

    Figure 10-8 UPnP Preparation Enable the UPnP function on the router, and then configure a WAN IP address for the router. ● Connect the VTO to the LAN port of the router. ● 10.6.1 Enabling UPnP Services Procedure Select Network Settings > UPnP. Step 1 Step 2 Enable the services listed.
  • Page 82 Figure 10-9 Add a UPnP service Table 10-6 Parameter description Parameter Description Service Name Enter the name and type of the service. Service Type Protocol Select TCP or UDP. Internal port of the service. If you need to configure this function for multiple devices, ●...

  • Page 83: Wi-Fi

    10.7 Wi-Fi If the VTO supports Wi-Fi function, then configure the parameters here. Procedure Step 1 Log in to the webpage of the VTO. Step 2 Select Network Settings > Wi-Fi. Set the Wi-Fi status as On. Step 3 All the networks available are displayed. Figure 10-10 Wi-Fi Step 4 Click + of the Wi-Fi you chose, enter the password of it, and then connect to the network.
  • Page 84 Figure 10-11 Basic services Table 10-7 Security parameter description Parameter Description A secure alternative to unsecured remote protocols. We recommend you turn it off because there might be safety risk if this service is enabled. The use of CGI command. We recommend you turn it off.
  • Page 85 Parameter Description Allow third-party to pull video stream of the VTO through the ONVIF protocol. ONVIF We recommend turning it off. Otherwise, the VTO might be exposed to security risks and data leakage. Protect your passwords. Outbound Service Information Protection We recommend you turn it on.

  • Page 86: Log Management

    11 Log Management Select Log. You can search for different logs, and export them to your local computer. If storage is full, the oldest records will be overwritten. Back up the records in time. 11.1 Call History Select Log > Call History. Figure 11-1 Call history 11.2 Alarm Logs Select Log >...

  • Page 87: Unlock Records

    Figure 11-2 Alarm 11.3 Unlock Records Select Log > Unlock Records. Figure 11-3 Unlock 11.4 Log Select Log > Log. Select time range and type, and then you can see all the log information.
  • Page 88 Figure 11-4 Log...

  • Page 89: Security Management

    12 Security Management 12.1 Security Status , and then select Security Status. On the home page, click Figure 12-1 Security status 12.2 System Service Procedure , and then select System Service. Step 1 On the home page, click Step 2 Select a device certificate, and then enable the HTTPS function.

  • Page 90: Attack Defense

    12.3 Attack Defense 12.3.1 Firewall You can enable different firewall types to control network access to the VTO. Procedure Step 1 On the home page, click , and then select Attack Defense > Firewall. Select the Mode as either Allowlist or Blocklist. Step 2 Allowlist: Devices that have been granted an access.

  • Page 91: Account Lockout

    Figure 12-4 Apply 12.3.2 Account Lockout Procedure Step 1 On the home page, click , and then select Attack Defense > Account Lockout. Step 2 Configure the login attempts and lock time. Figure 12-5 Account lockout Click Apply. Step 3...

  • Page 92: Anti-Dos Attack

    12.3.3 Anti-DoS Attack Procedure , and then select Attack Defense > Anti-DoS Attack. Step 1 On the home page, click Enable or disable the SYN Flood Attack Defense or ICMP Flood Attack Defense Step 2 function. Figure 12-6 Anti-DoS attack Click Apply.

  • Page 93: Video Encryption

    Figure 12-8 Trusted CA Certificates 12.5 Video Encryption Procedure Step 1 On the home page, click , and then select Video Encryption. Configure Private Protocol and RTSP over TLS parameters. Step 2 Figure 12-9 Video encryption Click Apply. Step 3 12.6 Security Warning Procedure Step 1...
  • Page 94 Figure 12-10 Security warning...

  • Page 95: Button Model Configuration

    13 Button Model Configuration The button model can be connected to the VTH to work as an alarm input button. Press the button on the front panel of the model, and then the VTH receives an alarm signal. 13.1 Cable Connection Connect the KEY port of the button model to any one of the alarm input ports of the indoor monitor (VTH) with a cable thread.

  • Page 96: Vth Configuration

    Figure 13-2 Cable connection 13.2 VTH Configuration After completing cable connection, you need to set the wired zone type as Doorbell on the VTH to receive alarm signals once you press the button model. Procedure Step 1 Power on the VTH. Step 2 Select Setting >...
  • Page 97 Table 13-2 Parameter description Parameter Description Area The number cannot be modified. Select NO (normally open) or NC (normally closed) according to detector NO/NC type. It must be the same as detector type. Type Select corresponding type according to detector type. Instant Alarm : After armed, if an alarm is triggered, the device ●...

  • Page 98: Appendix 1 Security Recommendation

    Appendix 1 Security Recommendation Account Management 1. Use complex passwords Please refer to the following suggestions to set passwords: The length should not be less than 8 characters; ● Include at least two types of characters: upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols; ●...
  • Page 99 Network Configuration 1. Enable Allow list It is recommended that you turn on the allow list function, and only allow IP in the allow list to access the device. Therefore, please be sure to add your computer IP address and supporting device IP address to the allow list.
  • Page 100 and key management in place to prevent unauthorized personnel from damaging hardware and other peripheral equipment (e.g. USB flash disk, serial port).

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