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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.Access the Device Setting on the device
- 5.2.Access the Device Setting on the Web Interface
6.Language and Time Setting
- 6.1.Language Setting
- 6.2.Time Setting
7.LCD Setting
- 7.1.LCD Screen Brightness Setting on the Web Interface
  - 7.1.1.1.LCD Screen Brightness Setting on the Device
8.Keypad Light Setting
9.Screen Display Configuration
- 9.1.1. Screensaver Configuration
- 9.1.2.Upload Screensaver
- 9.1.3.Configuration for Scenario-based Screen Display Mo
10.Volume and Tone Configuration
- 10.1.Volume Configuration
  - 10.1.1. Configure Volume on the Device
    - 10.1.1.1.Configure Volume on the Web Interface
  - 10.1.2.Upload Open-door Tone
11.Network Setting
- 11.1.Device Network Configuration
- 11.2.Device Local RTP configuration
- 11.3.Device Deployment in Network
- 11.4.NAT Setting
12.Intercom Call Configuration
- 12.1.IP call & IP Call Configuration
  - 12.1.1.Make IP Calls
  - 12.1.2.IP Call Configuration
- 12.2.SIP Call &SIP Call Configuration
- 12.3.Dial Options Configuration
  - 12.3.1.Quick Dial by Number Replacement
- 12.4.Call Auto-answer Configuration
- 12.5.Manager Dial Call
- 12.6.Web Call
13.Call Settings
- 13.1.1.Maximum Call Duration Setting
- 13.1.2.Maximum Dial Duration Setting
- 13.1.3.Hang Up After Open Door
- 13.1.4.Audio& Video Codec Configuration for SIP Calls
  - 13.1.4.1.Audio Codec Configuration
  - 13.1.4.2.Video Codec Configuration
- 13.2.Configure DTMF Data Transmission
14.Phone Book Configuration
- 14.1.Manage Contact Groups
  - 14.1.1. Contact Configuration
    - 14.1.1.1.Contact List Display Setting
15.Relay Setting
- 15.1.Relay Switch Setting
- 15.2.Web Relay Setting
  - 15.2.1.Configure Web Relay
  - 15.2.2.Configure Security Relay
16.Door Access Schedule Management
- 16.1. Configure Door Access Schedule
17.Door Unlock Configuration
- 17.1.Configure PIN Code for Door Unlock
- 17.2.Configure RF Card for Door Unlock
- 17.3.Configure Facial Recognition for Door Unlock
- 17.4.Basic Facial Recognition Configuration on the Web
- 17.5.Edit the User-specific door access data
- 17.6.Import and Export User Data of Access Control
- 17.7.Configure Bluetooth for Door Unlock
- 17.8.Configure Open Relay via HTTP for Door Unlock
- 17.9.Configure Open Relay via DTMF for Door Unlock
- 17.10.Unlock by QR Code
- 17.11.Configure Exit Button for Door Unlock
- 17.12.Configure Reception Tab for Door Unlock
18.Security
- 18.1.Tamper Alarm Setting
  - 18.1.1.Configure Tamper Alarm on the Device
- 18.2.Action URL
- 18.3.Virtual PIN
- 18.4.Client Certificate Setting
  - 18.4.1.Web Server Certificate
  - 18.4.2.Client Certificate
- 18.5. Motion Detection
- 18.6.Security Notification Setting
  - 18.6.1.Email Notification Setting
  - 18.6.2.FTP Notification Setting
- 18.7.Web Interface Automatic Logout
19.Monitor and Image
- 19.1.RTSP Stream Monitoring
  - 19.1.1.RTSP Basic Setting
  - 19.1.2.RTSP Stream Setting
- 19.2.MJPEG Image Capturing
- 19.3.ONVIF
- 19.4.Live Stream
20. Logs
- 20.1. Call Logs
- 20.2.Door Logs
21.Debug
- 21.1.System Log for Debugging
- 21.2.PCAP for Debugging
22.Firmware Upgrade
23.Backup
24.Auto-provisioning via Configuration File
- 24.1.Provisioning Principle
- 24.2. Configuration Files for Auto-provisioning
- 24.3.AutoP Schedule
- 24.4.PNP Configuration
- 24.5.DHCP Provisioning Configuration
- 24.6.Static Provisioning Configuration
25.Integration with Third Party Device
- 25.1.Integration via Wiegand
- 25.2.Integration via HTTP API
- 25.3.Power Output Control
26.Lift Control
27.Password Modification
- 27.1.Modifying Device Web Interface Password
- 27.2.Modifying System Password
- 27.3.Modifying Setting Password
28.System Reboot&Reset
- 28.1.Reboot
- 28.2.Reset
29.Abbreviations
31. Contact us

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Parameter Set-up:

 Mode: select “Power on”, “Repeatedly”, “Power On + Repeatedly”, and

“Hourly Repeat” as your Autop schedule.

Select “Power on” if you want the device to perform Autop every time it

boots up.

Select “Repeatedly”, if you want the device to perform Autop according

to the schedule you set up.

Select “Power On + Repeatedly” if you want to combine Power On Mode

and Repeatedly mode, it would enable the device to perform Autop every

time it boots up or according to the schedule you set up.

Select “Hourly Repeat” if you want the device to perform Autop every

hour.

 Schedule: when “Power on + Repeatedly” mode is selected, you can

select the specific day and time for the automatic provisioning.

 Clear MD5: used to compare the existing autop file with the autop file in

the server, if the files are the same, then the provisioning will be stopped,

thus avoiding unnecessary auto provisioning.

 Export Autop Template: export Autop Template if needed.

24.4.PNP Configuration

Plug and Play (PNP) is a combination of hardware and software support that

enables a computer system to recognize and adapt to hardware configuratio

n changes with little or no intervention by a user. To configure the

configuration on the web System>Auto Provisioning > PNP Option interface.