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Table Of Contents

1.Product Overview
2.Change Log
3.Model Specification
4.Introduction to Configuration Menu
5.Access the Device
- 5.1.Obtain Device IP Address
- 5.2.Access the Device Setting on the Web Interface
6.Language and Time Setting
- 6.1.Language Setting
- 6.2.Time Setting
7.LED Setting
- 7.1.Infrared LED Setting
- 7.2.LED Display Status
- 7.3.Set up LED Display from HTTP URL
- 7.4.LED Setting on Card Reader Area
8.Volume and Tone Configuration
- 8.1.Volume Configuration
- 8.2.IP Announcement
- 8.3.Open Door Tone Configuration
- 8.4.Upload Tone Files
  - 8.4.1.Upload Ringback Tone
  - 8.4.2.Upload Open Door Tone
9.Network Setting
- 9.1.Network Status
- 9.2.Device Network Configuration
- 9.3.Device Deployment in Network
- 9.4.Device Local RTP configuration
- 9.5.NAT Setting
- 9.6.SNMP Setting
- 9.7.VLAN Setting
- 9.8.TR069 Setting
- 9.9.Device Web HTTP Setting
10.Intercom Call Configuration
- 10.1.IP call & IP Call Configuration
- 10.2.SIP Call &SIP Call Configuration
- 10.3.SIP Account Registration
- 10.4.SIP Server Configuration
- 10.5.Configure Outbound Proxy Server
- 10.6.Configure Data Transmission Type
- 10.7.Configure Calling Feature
11.Audio& Video Codec Configuration for SIP Calls
- 11.1.Audio Codec Configuration
- 11.2.Video Codec Configuration
- 11.3.Video Codec Configuration for IP Direct Calls
- 11.4.Configure DTMF Data Transmission
12.Access White List Configuration
- 12.1.Managing Contacts
13.Relay Setting
- 13.1.Relay Switch Setting
- 13.2.Web Relay Setting
14.Door Access Schedule Management
- 14.1.Relay schedule
- 14.2.Configure Door Access Schedule
15.Door Unlock Configuration
- 15.1.IC/ID Card Control
- 15.2.Configure Access Card Format
- 15.3.Configuring RF Card for Door Unlock
  - 15.3.1.Configure RF Card on the Web Interface
- 15.4.Import and Export Card Data of Access Control
- 15.5.Mifare/Defire CarD Encryption
  - 15.5.1.NFC Card Setting
- 15.6.Configure Open Relay via HTTP for Door Unlock
- 15.7.Configure Exit Button for Door Unlock
16.Security
- 16.1.Tamper Alarm Setting
- 16.2.Client Certificate Setting
  - 16.2.1.Web Server Certificate
  - 16.2.2.Client Certificate
- 16.3.Motion Detection
  - 16.3.1.Configure Motion Detection
- 16.4.Security Notification Setting
- 16.5.Security Action Configuration
- 16.6.Voice Encryption
- 16.7.User Agent
17.Monitor and Image
- 17.1.RTSP Stream Monitoring
- 17.2.MJPEG Image Capturing
- 17.3.ONVIF
- 17.4.Live Stream
18.Logs
- 18.1.Call Logs
- 18.2.Door Logs
19.Debug
- 19.1.System Log
- 19.2.PCAP
20.Firmware Upgrade
21.Backup
22.Auto-provisioning via Configuration File
- 22.1.Provisioning Principle
- 22.2.Configuration Files for Auto-provisioning
- 22.3.AutoP Schedule
- 22.4.PNP Configuration
- 22.5.Static Provisioning Configuration
23.Integration with Third Party Device
- 23.1.Integration via Wiegand
- 23.2.Integration via HTTP API
- 23.3.Lift Control Configuration
- 23.4.KeyKing Setting
- 23.5.Akuvox EC32 Lift Controller
- 23.6.ZKT Lift Controller
- 23.7.Chiyu Lift Controller
24.Password Modification
- 24.1.Modifying Device Web Interface Password
- 24.2.Configure Web Interface Automatic Logout
25.System Reboot&Reset
- 25.1.Reboot
- 25.2.Reset
26.Abbreviations
27.Contact us

Single Tenant Door Phone

AKUVOX SMART INTERCOM www.akuvox.com

1.Product Overview

The security that comes with being able to control who comes into your

building along with the ability to verbally and visually confirm their identity

is immeasurable. Akuvox R20BX5 are SIP-compliant door phones. They can

be connected with Akuvox indoor monitors for remote access controlling

and monitoring. Users can communicate with visitors via audio and video

calls, and unlock the door if they need. The door phone enables you to

easily monitor an entrance door or gate and gives you the peace of mind

knowing that your facility is more secure.