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  • Page 1 Indoor Station & Villa Door Station User Manual V2.20...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents About this Manual..........................1 1 Defaults............................... 2 2 Home Screen............................2 3 Lock Screen Manually.......................... 2 4 Do Not Disturb............................ 3 5 Arming..............................3 6 Live View............................. 5 7 Make Calls............................9 7.1 Make Calls..............................9 7.2 Contacts..............................11 7.3 Call Records............................... 13 8 Answer Calls............................
  • Page 3 10.5.4 Administrator Password........................49 10.5.5 Retrieve Arming/Disarming Password.................... 50 10.5.6 Device Maintenance........................51 10.6 Device Info............................... 53 11 Web Operations..........................53 11.1 Login.................................53 11.2 Live View..............................56 11.3 Device Management..........................58 11.4 Person Library............................60 11.5 Setup................................ 62 11.5.1 Common............................62 11.5.2 Network............................73 11.5.3 Video...............................

  • Page 4: About This Manual

    No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, translated or distributed in any form or by any means without prior consent in writing from Zhejiang Uniview Technologies Co., Ltd (hereinafter referred to as Uniview or us). The product described in this manual may contain proprietary software owned by Uniview and its possible licensors.

  • Page 5: Defaults

    1 Defaults The default parameters of the indoor station and villa door station (hereinafter referred to as "door station") are consistent. Username: admin Password: 123456 Static IP address: 192.168.1.13 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Note: DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is enabled by default on the device. If a DHCP server is deployed in the network, the device may be assigned an IP address, and you need to use the assigned IP address to log in.

  • Page 6: Do Not Disturb

    4 Do Not Disturb When Do Not Disturb is on, the indoor station does not sound when a call comes in, but the call remains on the screen until it is answered or ended by the caller (the calls will be displayed by tapping the screen when the screen is locked.) When Visitor Message Settings...
  • Page 7 Figure 5-1: Switch Arming Scene 2. Tap the scene icon you want to switch. 3. (Arming Without Password is enabled) The scene will be switched automatically. Note: Arming without a password is only available to switch the arming scene, but the password is still required to disarm the alarm.

  • Page 8: Live View

    Figure 5-3: Verify Password Disarm Zone Alarm The following window will appear on the screen when a zone alarm occurs. The zone alarm ID corresponds to the alarm cable ID of the device connected to the indoor station (for example, Zone Alarm 1 corresponds to the device connected to the indoor station via the ALARM_IN1 cable).
  • Page 9 Note: • This function is available to the indoor station's screen. • To connect the intelligent recognition terminal, door station, and network camera to the indoor station, Devices, and ensure that Enable Device is on (port number is required for network please see Related camera connection).
  • Page 10 Figure 6-3: Live View-Camera Figure 6-4: Live View-NVR • On the Door Station or Camera tab, tap any device to play its live video. • On the NVR tab, if the NVR is online, tap the NVR name and the connected cameras will be displayed, and you can tap any camera to play its live video;...
  • Page 11 Figure 6-5: Live View-Camera & NVR Figure 6-6: Live View-Intelligent Recognition Terminal...

  • Page 12: Make Calls

    Figure 6-7: Live View-Door Station • : Tap to take a snapshot for the current image. You can view the snapshot records in Message. • : Tap to record live video. Tap to stop recording. If the recording time reaches the upper limit or you exit the current screen, the recording will be ended.
  • Page 13 Figure 7-1: Call The volume of the speaker and intercom can be adjusted during the call. See Answer Calls for detailed operation. Call Other Extensions under the Same Unit Input the room number on the current screen, and tap to initiate a call. For example, if the indoor station initiating the call is located at District 1, Building 1, Unit 1, Room 101, and the device to be called is located at District 1, Building 1, Unit 1, Room 203, you need to input 203 on the indoor station's screen.

  • Page 14: Call Center

    Call Center If the indoor station is related to the central server (see Configure Central Server for details), you can tap to call the central server. 7.2 Contacts , and tap to enter the Contacts screen. Figure 7-3: Contacts The contacts include local contacts and friend contacts. Local •...
  • Page 15 • Call: Tap to call the corresponding contact. • Edit: Tap to edit the contact name. Friends Store the frequently used contacts (including name and location), sorted by the first letter of the name. Note: This function is only available to the main indoor station's screen. Figure 7-5: Friend Contacts •...

  • Page 16: Call Records

    Figure 7-6: Add Friend 2. Enter the contact name and location, and tap Confirm. • Edit: Tap to edit the contact name and location information. • , and tap Confirm in the pop-up window. Delete a contact: Select a contact you want to delete, tap •...

  • Page 17: Answer Calls

    Figure 7-7: Call Records • : The call was accepted/declined. • : The call was answered/hung up. • Delete a record: Select a record you want to delete, tap , and then tap Confirm in the pop-up window. • Delete all records: Tap in the upper-right corner, and then tap Confirm in the pop-up window.
  • Page 18 Figure 8-1: Answer • View live video: When the indoor station receives a call from the connected intelligent recognition terminal or door station, the indoor station screen will play the live video of the call terminal. The live video will be ended if you reject the incoming call or hang up the call.

  • Page 19: Message

    Auto Answer Visitor Message Response The incoming call is hung up and the device that initiates calls plays the auto-answer voice. The Visitor Message screen is displayed. • Answer: The talk starts. • Reject: The incoming call is hung up. •...

  • Page 20: Video Recording

    • View a snapshot: Select a snapshot, and tap to view its call snapshot. Tap anywhere on the screen to close the snapshot. • Delete a snapshot: Select a snapshot you want to delete, tap , and then tap Confirm in the pop-up window.

  • Page 21: Settings

    Note: • Enable Visitor Message in Visitor Message Settings and configure the message duration as needed. • Set the calling duration in Call Settings. • This function is only available to the main indoor station. Visitor message storage limit: Up to 10 messages for the device without a Micro SD card; up to 100 messages for the device with a Micro SD card.

  • Page 22: Sounds

    10.1 Sounds 10.1.1 Call Settings , and go to Sounds > Call Settings. Figure 10-1: Call Settings-Main Station Figure 10-2: Call Settings-Extension 2. Set sound parameters as needed. Refer to the description below. Parameter Description The ringtone that sounds when the indoor station receives a call. Ringtone Three ringtones are available by default, including Ringtone 1, Ringtone 2, and Ringtone 3.

  • Page 23: Volume Settings

    Parameter Description The custom ringtone is the same as the Ringtone 1 by default. You can also import a custom ringtone as follows: (1) Save the audio you want to use to a SD card. Audio requirements: MP3 file, 8K sample rate, 16bit, mono channel, less than 10 seconds, less than 25KB, named as Custom.

  • Page 24: General Settings

    Figure 10-3: Volume Settings 2. Set sound parameters as needed. Refer to the description below. Parameter Description Sound volume of the microphone during the call. Microphone Volume Range: [0-10], integer only. Default: 5. You can tap to adjust the value. Sound volume of the speaker during the call.

  • Page 25: Time Settings

    Figure 10-4: Display Settings 2. Tap to enable Auto-Lock Screen. 3. Set the auto-lock screen time. Default: 15 seconds. Options: 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1minute, 2minutes, 5minutes, 10minutes. 4. Tap . A success message means the settings are saved. 10.2.2 Time Settings Set the system time of the indoor station.

  • Page 26: Password Settings

    2. Set the time zone. It takes effect immediately after setting. 3. Tap . The Set Time screen appears. Figure 10-6: Set Time (1) The following two ways are available. • Enter the specific time. • Tap Time Sync. The indoor station time will automatically sync with the first connected device, or with the next connected device if the time synchronization fails.

  • Page 27: I/O Settings

    , and go to General Settings > Password Settings. Figure 10-7: Password Settings 2. Input the door opening password with 4 to 30 characters. 3. Tap . A success message means the settings are saved. 10.2.4 I/O Settings When the indoor station receives a call from the door station, it will send output signals to the connected output devices (for example, alarm light).
  • Page 28 Figure 10-8: I/O Settings 2. Tap Output 1, and then configure the related parameters. Figure 10-9: I/O Settings-Output 1 • Enable: When enabled, the indoor station will send output signals to its connected output devices. • Delayed: The delayed time period after the door station initiates a call. The indoor station will send output signals after the delay ends but the call still continues or the call is in progress.

  • Page 29: Visitor Message Settings

    10.2.5 Visitor Message Settings If the indoor station does not answer the call after the set call duration, the visitor can leave a message with the door station, and the message will be stored to the indoor station. You can view the message contents in Visitor Message.
  • Page 30 Figure 10-11: Do Not Disturb Settings 2. Set Do Not Disturb mode. • Disable: Disable Do Not Disturb, and the corresponding icon on the home screen is displayed as • All Day: Enable Do Not Disturb all day, and the corresponding icon on the home screen is displayed as •...

  • Page 31: Background Image Settings

    Note: • If you manually disable Do Not Disturb on the home screen within the set time period (that is, change the icon to ), the set schedule will be ineffective. • If the end time is less than the start time, it indicates that the time period spans two days. Figure 10-12: Span Two Days 3.

  • Page 32: Wi-Fi

    • Use system image: The first 8 images are system images. Tap the desired background image, and the preview effect will be displayed. Figure 10-14: Preview Effect • Tap to reselect the image. • Tap . A success message means the settings are saved. •...
  • Page 33 Figure 10-15: Wi-Fi 2. Tap to enable Wi-Fi. The available Wi-Fi networks will be searched automatically and displayed in the list below from strong to weak signal. Note: The network segment of the Wi-Fi cannot be the same as that of the wired network, otherwise the call function is unavailable.

  • Page 34: Zone Alarm

    Figure 10-17: Wi-Fi Connection Succeeded Disconnect Wi-Fi Tap the Wi-Fi name that has been connected, and then a prompt appears. Tap Confirm to delete it. 10.4 Zone Alarm Note: By default, the system will automatically return to the Home Screen if there is no operation and incoming calls within 60 seconds.
  • Page 35 Figure 10-18: Scene 2. Tap to select a scene, and configure the scene parameters. The following takes the home scene configuration as an example. Figure 10-19: Scene Settings-Home • Pre-Alarm: Tap to enable pre-alarm. After Pre-Alarm is enabled, when you switch the arming scene on the screen, a sound will be played and the message "Pre-alarming..."...

  • Page 36: Zone Settings

    • If the zone type is 24-Hour Zone, the zone alarm in the list is grayed. The zone alarm is enabled by default and cannot be disabled. • The non-grayed zone is enabled by default. Tap to disable the zone alarm, and the alarm will no longer be generated.

  • Page 37: Alarm Records

    Figure 10-21: Zone Alarm Settings • Alarm Type: Choose an alarm type as needed. • Zone Type: • Instant Zone: The alarm will be reported immediately as soon as the alarm is triggered. • Delay Zone: Exit Delay requires configuration. After the alarm is triggered, the alarm will be reported until the set delay has elapsed, and a pop-up window will appear on the indoor station's screen.

  • Page 38: Change Password

    Figure 10-22: Alarm Records Up to 200 alarm records can be stored and these records are arranged in chronological order from newest to oldest. If the alarm records exceed the upper limit, the new record will overwrite the oldest one. 10.4.4 Change Password The arming/disarming password is set when you Switch Arming Scene...

  • Page 39: Administration Configuration

    10.5 Administration Configuration , and enter the Administration Configuration screen. Figure 10-24: Administration Configuration 2. Tap Enter Administrator Password. Figure 10-25: Enter Password 3. Enter the administrator password. It is 123456 by default, which is consistent with the admin password to log in to the Web interface.

  • Page 40: Indoor Station

    10.5.1 Indoor Station Set the indoor station type, and its network and location parameters. , and go to Administration Configuration > Indoor Station. Figure 10-26: Indoor Station-Main Station Figure 10-27: Indoor Station-Extension • Indoor Station Type: It is Main Indoor Station by default. Changing the indoor station type will return to the home screen and restore some factory settings.

  • Page 41: Network Settings

    Note: • If you change the parameter during the passwordless login time, the system will reclock from the time that the change is completed. • If you restart the device during the passwordless login time, the system will reclock from the time that Administration Configuration screen is re-logged in after restart.
  • Page 42 Figure 10-29: Device Location-Main Station Figure 10-30: Device Location-Extension 2. Set device location parameters, including community, phase, building, unit, room number, and extension number. Note: • Main station: Phase, building, unit, and extension number range: [0-99]; Room range: [0-9999]. • Extension: Extension number range: [1-19]. •...

  • Page 43: Registration Password

    10.5.1.3 Registration Password The registration password of the related device must be consistent with that of the indoor station in the same network segment, so the live view and video intercom functions can be used for networking security. Note: • You can set the registration password of the related device in Related Devices Device Discovery.

  • Page 44: Devices

    10.5.2 Devices The devices screen includes related devices, indoor stations, and device discovery. Note: This function is only available to the main indoor station. For extension settings, see Main Indoor Station. 10.5.2.1 Related Devices Set an intelligent recognition terminal/door station/network camera/NVR so the indoor station can intercom with it, control it remotely, and open the door remotely.
  • Page 45 Figure 10-34: Add 2. Input device information. Some parameters are described below. • IP Address: Required. The IP address of the device. Note: • The indoor station's IP must be on the same IP segment as the door station's IP to be bound. •...
  • Page 46 Configure Central Server The indoor station can be related to UMS, which can serve as a management center. Only one central server is allowed, and it cannot be deleted. 1. Tap Central Server, tap Edit, and then the Device Info screen appears. Figure 10-35: Device Info 2.
  • Page 47 Figure 10-36: Related Device-Door Station Figure 10-37: Related Device-Indoor Station • Registration Password: To set the registration password or view the registration password of the device, Registration Password for details. • EZCloud: Tap EZCloud, and then the QR code appears. You can scan the QR code with the UNV-Link app and relate the device to it.
  • Page 48 When binding a new extension or door station to the indoor station, the extension number should be configured according to the following strategies. Note: Deleting one of the extensions or door stations will cause a gap in the sequence of extension numbers.
  • Page 49 View Device QR Code Note: • This section describes how to view the QR code of a connected intelligent recognition terminal/door station. • To view the QR code of this device, see Device Maintenance. 1. Tap the device name that you want to view the QR code. 2.

  • Page 50: Device Discovery

    Figure 10-40: Indoor Stations Choose the extension you want to delete, tap , and confirm the deletion. 10.5.2.3 Device Discovery Add the main indoor station to the door station or indoor station extension for video intercom. Note: • This function is available to the main indoor station. •...
  • Page 51 Figure 10-41: Device Discovery-Search Completed Bind Device Note: When you add NVR to the indoor station, up to 2 NVRs can be added and each NVR allows up to 16 channels. If the number of channels added to the NVR exceeds the upper limit, only the first 16 channels are displayed.

  • Page 52: Main Indoor Station

    to return to the Device Discovery screen. Select the configured device(s), tap , enter the administration password of the related device(s), and then tap Confirm. You can view the added door stations Related Devices, and added extensions in Indoor Stations. Note: If the indoor station restarts during the operation, the device will fail to be added and you need to add again.

  • Page 53: Retrieve Arming/Disarming Password

    Figure 10-44: Administrator Password 2. Enter the old password, new password, and confirm the password as required. 3. Tap . A success message means the settings are saved. 10.5.5 Retrieve Arming/Disarming Password You can reset the arming/disarming password on this screen if you forgot it. , and go to Administration Configuration >...

  • Page 54: Device Maintenance

    10.5.6 Device Maintenance Restart the indoor station and restore factory defaults. For system maintenance on the Web interface, see Maintenance. , and go to Administration Configuration > Device Maintenance. Figure 10-46: Device Maintenance-Main Station Figure 10-47: Device Maintenance-Extension • Device Restart: Restart the indoor station. Tap , and then tap Confirm in the pop-up window to restart the indoor station.
  • Page 55 • Storage: If a Micro SD card is inserted into the device, the screen will display the memory card capacity. To set storage parameters, please see Storage. Note: Do not hot plug the Micro SD card, otherwise the device needs to restart according to on-screen prompts.

  • Page 56: Device Info

    • If there is no new version, a message appears on the screen "No version detected for upgrade." Tap Confirm to close the prompt. • If a new version is available, a message appears on the screen "A new version detected, start upgrade?" Tap Confirm to upgrade the version and the device will automatically restart after the upgrade is complete.
  • Page 57 Figure 11-1: Indoor Station Figure 11-2: Door Station 2. At your first login, you need to follow the on-screen instructions to install the latest plug-in; otherwise, you cannot view the live video. Figure 11-3: Plug-in Installation Prompt 3. Enter the username and password (admin/123456 by default). 4.

  • Page 58: Forgot Password

    Figure 11-4: Indoor Station Figure 11-5: Door Station Forgot Password If you forgot your password, you can click Forgot Password and obtain a security code to reset the password. Note: To use this function, make sure an email address has been bound to the device, otherwise contact the local technical support to reset the password.

  • Page 59: Change Language

    Figure 11-6: Retrieve Password 2. Obtain a security code according to the on-screen prompt. 3. Enter the security code, and click Next to retrieve the password. Please note this new password. Change Language Change the language displayed on the Web interface. The default language is English.
  • Page 60 Figure 11-8: Live View Double-click the live view window to play it in full screen, and double-click again or press Esc to exit full screen. Parameter Description Set the image display ratio in the window. • Scale: Displays 16:9 images. Proportional •...

  • Page 61: Device Management

    Parameter Description Take a snapshot of the current live video. After a snapshot is complete, a pop-up window appears, including snapshot time and format. You can click Open to view the folder where the snapshot is saved. Note: See Local Parameters for the path of the saved snapshots.
  • Page 62 Figure 11-9: Device Management The 2-button villa door station supports adding up to 2 indoor stations that can initiate calls. The button numbers correspond to 1 and 2, the two calling buttons on the door station arranged from up to down. The 4-button villa door station supports adding up to 4 indoor stations that can initiate calls.

  • Page 63: Person Library

    11.4 Person Library Users in the person libraries can pass through the door with the set authentication mode in the set time. Note: This function is only available to the door station. You can add, edit, delete, and search persons in a person library. Enter the Person Library page.
  • Page 64 2. Click Add on the right. Figure 11-13: Add Person Info 3. Enter the person number (0 to 15 characters are allowed, including letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens), person name (1 to 63 characters), and comment (0 to 20 characters). 4.

  • Page 65: Setup

    2. Edit the person information as needed. 3. Click OK to save the settings. Delete Note: The default template cannot be deleted. • Delete person library: Select the target person library on the left. Click Delete, and then click OK to delete it. Note: Deleting a person library will also delete its related all person information.

  • Page 66: Local Parameters

    Figure 11-15: Door Station Common Configuration: Click the icon or text to quickly access the four common functions, including Wired Network, Time, OSD, and User. 11.5.1.1.2 About View the open source software licenses. 1. Go to Setup > Common > Basic Info > About. Figure 11-16: About 2.
  • Page 67 Figure 11-17: Local Parameters 2. Set the parameters as needed. Parameter Description Set the video display mode according to the network status including Display Mode Min. Delay, Balanced (default), and Fluent (from low delay to high delay). You may also customize the display mode as needed. Set the protocol used to transmit media streams.

  • Page 68: Wired Network

    Parameter Description Set the file format for saving local recordings, including TS and MP4. Local Recording The default format is TS. Files Folder Set the location where snapshots and recordings are saved. 3. Click Save. 11.5.1.3 Wired Network Configure network communication parameters for the device so it can communicate with other devices. For network settings on the screen, see Network Settings.
  • Page 69 Parameter Description The greater the value, the higher the communication efficiency, the higher the transmission delay. • Rate + Half Duplex: At the set rate, the port can only receive or send data at a given time, and there is a physical transmission distance limitation. •...

  • Page 70: Platform Access

    Parameter Description • NTP Server Address: Enter the NTP server address and click Test to check the network communication. A success message will appear if the NTP is verified successfully. • Port: Range: [1-65535], integer only, default: 123. • Update Interval (s): Range: [30-86400], integer only, default: 600. Sync with ONVIF Access The device regularly syncs time with the management server Time...
  • Page 71 Figure 11-21: Platform Access 2. Enable EZCloud. 3. (Optional) Enable Add Without Signup, and you can relate the device to EZCloud without registering the account. 4. Click Save. A success message means the settings are saved. 5. Scan the QR code with the UNV-Link app, and follow the on-screen instruction to relate the device to the app. If the device status is online, it indicates that the device is related successfully.
  • Page 72 • Date & Time/Time/Date: Overlay the current date & time, time or date. • Scroll OSD: The OSD text appears on the live video and scrolls from right to left. Enter the text information you want to overlay. Up to 200 characters are allowed, and it will be only displayed in the area with the smallest number.
  • Page 73 Figure 11-25: User Add User Note: • Only the door station can add users. • Up to 31 users are allowed, including operator and common user. 1. Click Add. Figure 11-26: Add Operator...

  • Page 74: Delete User

    Figure 11-27: Add Common User 2. Enter the username. 1 to 32 characters are allowed, including letters(A-Z, a-z), digits(0-9), underscores(_), hyphens(-), dots(.), and plus signs(+). 3. Choose a user type, including Operator or Common User. 4. Enter the password with 9 to 32 characters, including digits, letters and special characters. 5.
  • Page 75 Set Registration Password The registration password of the related device must be consistent with that of the indoor station in the same network segment, so the live view and video intercom functions can be used for networking security. The password of the vic user is the registration password. Default: 12345678. You can set the registration password on the local interface.

  • Page 76: Network

    To change the audio, follow the steps above, and the new audio will automatically overwrite the previous one. 11.5.2 Network 11.5.2.1 Basic Config Configure network parameters for the device to communication with other devices. 11.5.2.1.1 Wired Network Wired Network for details. 11.5.2.1.2 Wi-Fi Configure Wi-Fi for the device to connect to the network, and then the call, live view, and other functions can be used normally.
  • Page 77 Figure 11-31: Wi-Fi 2. Click Search on the Wi-Fi Network tab to search for available Wi-Fi networks. 3. Select the Wi-Fi you want to connect from the list. Figure 11-32: Select Wi-Fi 4. Enter the Wi-Fi password and confirm the password.
  • Page 78 Figure 11-33: Enter Password 5. Click Save. Wait about 3 seconds, and then the Network Status tab displays the current network status of connected Wi-Fi. Figure 11-34: Connected Wi-Fi Enable Wi-Fi Hotspot The device can function as a Wi-Fi hotspot for other devices. Note: This function is only available to the indoor station.
  • Page 79 Figure 11-36: Off 2. Click Save. 11.5.2.1.3 DNS DNS (Domain Name System) is a globally distributed service that translates human readable domain names into numeric IP addresses, facilitating devices to access external servers or hosts through domain names. 1. Go to Setup > Network > Basic Config > DNS. Figure 11-37: DNS 2.

  • Page 80: Port Mapping

    11.5.2.1.5 Port Set the port to access the device via network. 1. Go to Setup > Network > Basic Config > Port. Figure 11-39: Port 2. You can use the defaults or customize them in case of port conflicts. Note: If the HTTP port number you entered has been used, a message "Port conflicts. Please try again." will appear.

  • Page 81: Service Config

    Figure 11-41: Enable Port Mapping 3. Choose a mode from the UPnP list, including Automatic (default) and Manual. • Automatic: The external port numbers and IP address are assigned automatically. • Manual: The external port numbers need to be set manually. 4.

  • Page 82: Video

    Note: • This function is only available to the door station. • To use QoS, the same QoS rules must also be configured on the router or network switch. At present, QoS allows you to assign different priority to audio and video, alarm report, configuration management, and FTP transmission.
  • Page 83 Figure 11-45: Video 2. Set the main stream parameters. The following introduces some parameters. Item Description Select a video compression standard for your device: H.265 and H.264. The Video Compression corresponding resolution is 1080P by default. Bit Rate(fps) Select the bit rate transferred per second from the drop-down list. Bitrate Type •...

  • Page 84: Image

    11.5.4 Image 11.5.4.1 Image 11.5.4.1.1 Image Set image parameters include scenes, image enhancement, exposure, etc. 1. Go to Setup > Image > Image. Double-click the image on the left to play it in full screen, and double-click again or press Esc to exit full screen. Figure 11-46: Image 2.
  • Page 85 Parameter Description The overall lightness or darkness of the image. Brightness Low brightness High brightness The intensity or vividness of colors in the image. Saturation Low saturation High saturation Image The black-to-white ratio in the image, that Enhancement is, the gradient of color from black to white. Contrast Low contrast High contrast...
  • Page 86 Parameter Description 2D Noise Reduce noise by individually analyzing each frame, which may cause image Reduction blur. 3D Noise Reduce noise by analyzing the difference between successive frames, which Reduction may cause image smearing or ghosting. Select the exposure mode from the drop-down list to achieve the desired exposure effect.

  • Page 87: Illumination Mode

    Parameter Description Note: This parameter is configurable when Exposure Mode is not set to Manual. • Automatic: The device automatically switches between day mode and night mode according to the ambient lighting condition to output optimum images. • Day: The device outputs high-quality images in daylight conditions. Day/Night Mode •...

  • Page 88: Privacy Mask

    Parameter Description • Fine Tune (Base on night mode): Allows user to adjust red and blue offsets manually to adapt to poor lighting conditions. • Sodium Lamp: Automatically adjust the red and blue gains for optimal color reproduction in sodium light sources. •...

  • Page 89: Intelligent

    Figure 11-49: Privacy Mask 1. Click Add, and then a rectangle mask appears on the left image. 2. Set the privacy area. (1) Double-click the image on the left to play it in full screen. (2) Select a privacy mask, and set the size of the mask as the following two ways. •...
  • Page 90 Figure 11-51: Empty Check Template 2. Enter the template name with 1 to 20 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens. 3. Set the time interval. Note: Up to 8 periods are allowed, and periods cannot overlap. 4.
  • Page 91 1. Click On to enable time template verification. 2. Click Add, an empty template appears on the right. Figure 11-53: Empty Time Template 3. Enter the template name with 1 to 20 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens. 4.

  • Page 92: Advanced Settings

    (4) After completing the settings, click Save. 6. (Optional) You can set the exception date to cancel the arming schedule. (1) Select Enable Exception Date. (2) Click Add. Figure 11-55: Add Exception Date (3) Set the exception date and time period. (4) Click OK.

  • Page 93: Fire Alarm

    11.5.6.1 Fire Alarm A fire alarm occurs when the connected external device detects fire. 1. Go to Setup > Events > Fire Alarm. Figure 11-57: Fire Alarm 2. Set the alarm name (default: 1, only 0 and 1 can be displayed), and alarm ID. 3.
  • Page 94 Figure 11-58: Tamper Alarm 2. Set the alarm name (default: 1, only 0 and 1 can be displayed), and alarm ID. 3. Choose the alarm type to N.O. or N.C.. The default is N.O.. 4. Enable Alarm Input, and then the device can receive fire alarms; otherwise, the device cannot receive fire alarms.

  • Page 95: Storage

    5. Set the arming schedule. The default arming schedule is 24/7. To change the schedule, see Time Template. 6. Click Save. 11.5.7 Storage The door station has no memory card by default. After a memory card is inserted into the device, you can format the card, view the card status and capacity, and configure video storage parameters.
  • Page 96 Figure 11-61: HTTPS 2. Enable HTTPS. 3. Click Browse, locate the SSL certificate, and click Upload. Note: • An SSL certificate is issued by the Certificate Authority after verifying that the server is reliable and compliant with the SSL protocol. It is used to activate SSL protocol (an Internet protocol used for authentication and encryption), transmit encrypted data between client and server so that it cannot be leaked and tampered with, and confirm the reliability of the server.

  • Page 97: Arp Protection

    11.5.8.2.3 ARP Protection ARP attack mainly exists in local area network, which forges IP address and physical address (MAC address) to achieve ARP spoofing, causing communication failures among devices within the local area network. Configure ARP protection, and the device will verify the physical address (MAC address) of the access source, so as to avoid ARP spoofing attacks.

  • Page 98: Certificate Management

    The access policy includes MAC authentication, illegal login lock, and session timeout. The session timeout is disabled by default. 1. Go to Setup > Security > Network Security > Access Policy. Figure 11-65: Access Policy 2. Configure parameters of MAC authentication, illegal login lock and session timeout. The following shows the description.
  • Page 99 Figure 11-66: Certificate Management Add Certificate • Self-signed certificate: It is a digital certificate issued by an untrusted certificate authority (CA), that is, created, issued, and signed by a company or software developer. It is suitable for application scenarios with low security requirements.
  • Page 100 Figure 11-68: Create Certificate Note: After the certificate request is created, export the certificate request file. After the certificate authority (CA) signs and issues a certificate in accordance with the request, import the certificate into the device. • Import Certificate: A non-CA certificate can be imported. Figure 11-69: Import Certificate •...

  • Page 101: System

    Figure 11-70: Import Certificate Delete Certificate A certificate that is in use cannot be deleted. Export Certificate Click Export Certificate to save the certificate to your computer. Certificate Properties Select a certificate to view its properties. 11.5.9 System 11.5.9.1 Time Time for details.

  • Page 102: Door Configuration

    11.5.9.2.2 Door Configuration Configure the door that is physically connected to the door station. 1. Go to Setup > System > Ports & Devices > Door Configuration. Figure 11-72: Door Configuration 2. Enable Door1. 3. Configure door parameters. • Name: Door 1 by default. It can be named as needed, and must be unique. •...

  • Page 103: Software Upgrade

    Figure 11-73: I/O Input 2. Enable I/O1. 3. Set the mode to N.O., otherwise the door station cannot receive the input signal. 4. Select the I/O type. By default, the type of I/O1 and I/O2 is door magnet, while the type of I/O3 and I/O4 is door button.
  • Page 104 • Cloud upgrade: Click Detect to check for new versions. You can perform a cloud upgrade if a new version is available on the cloud server. Custom Voice You can import custom voice files to replace the default ones. Note: Only available for the 1-button door station. Figure 11-75: Custom Voice The following shows the default voice file name and the corresponding voice content: File Name...
  • Page 105 Figure 11-77: Door Station • Default: Clicking Default will restore settings to defaults except the administrator login password, network settings, and system time, and then the device will automatically restart. To restore all settings to factory defaults, select Restore all settings to defaults without keeping current network and user settings.

  • Page 106: Device Restart

    3. Click Export. Device Restart You can choose to restart the device manually or automatically. Note: Restarting the device will interrupt the ongoing services. Figure 11-80: Device Restart • Restart manually: Click Restart, and then confirm to restart the device. •...
  • Page 107 Figure 11-82: Network Diagnosis 1. Select a NIC. NIC1 is the device's IP address. 2. Select an IP and port filter mode. • All: Capture packets of all the ports and IPs. • Specify: Capture packets of the specified port and IP. •...
  • Page 108 Figure 11-84: Log 2. Set a time range, main type, and sub type. 3. Click Search. The latest logs are displayed in the list below. 4. Click Export to save search results as a .csv file to the default path of the browser. Note: Up to 100 logs can be displayed and exported.

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