Aiphone 15-2526 User manual

JKW-IP
IP Video Entry System
QuikStart Guide
This is an abbreviated instruction manual for installation purposes.
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The JKW-IP and software combine to create a network door entry video intercom system. The JKW-IP adaptor is an
addition to a single door, single master JK boxed set and allows up to 20 sets to be connected to up to 10 computers.
The system allows for call-in to the PC via the JKW-IP software, two way audio and one way video communication
between the door station and the PC, as well as the ability to activate a door or gate release mechanism.
Your computer must meet the following system requirements to use the PC Application. For a complete list of
precautions, notes on usage, and notices, please see the JKW-IP Operation Manual. Please refer to the JK-1MD or the
JK-1MED instructions other specification requirements, such as cabling type and method.
OS 32-bit Microsoft Windows XP (SP3),
32-bit Windows Vista Ultimate/Home/Business/Enterprise(SP1)
PC system
Requirements Processor: 2 GHz or faster
System memory (RAM): 1 GB RAM or more
Hard disk: 10 MB or more (additional space is needed for recording)
Sound card: 8-bit full duplex, Direct Sound compatible
Display: 1024 x 768 or greater
Run-time: Microsoft(R).NET Framework 2.0 or later
Network: 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet
Protocol TCP/IPv4, UDP/IPv4, SIP, Others
Network bandwidth 320 k to 8 Mbps (per IP Video Intercom Adaptor)
Language English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, Japanese
Browser Internet Explorer 6.0 or later (with Internet Options SSL 3.0 enabled)
Note: Windows is the registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United Sates and other countries.
Power 18VDC, Shares power with the JK master monitor
Current consumption Standby 110 mA, Maximum 200 mA
Communication Hands-free / Priority transmission
Image Format JPEG
Image Resolution 320×240 (QVGA)
Network Interface 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet
Network Protocol TCP/IP, UDP/IP, SIP
Email Authentication CRAM-MD5 hash, or CLEAR (unencrypted). Does not support SSL authentication.
Network Bandwidth 320 K to 8 Mbps (per IP Video Intercom Adaptor)
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C (+32°F to +104°F)
Dimensions 200 (H)×150 (W)×35.5 (D) mm
7-7/8 (H) x 5-15/16(W) x 1-7/16 (inches)
Weight Main Unit: Approx. 370 g (0.82 lbs)
Color White
Note: The PC Application is protected by intellectual property rights owned by International Systems Research Co.
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1GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND WIRING
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2SOFTWARE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3SPECIFICATIONS
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The most important features of the JKW-IP Program window are: (See Operations on pages 6 & 7 for details)
1. The [PC Setting] button (below OFF button), with PC specific volume level controls, configuring basic
program responses to events and enables automatic recording of video and audio.
2. The [Settings] button (lower right), which launches the web interface for a selected adaptor. Use this
to configure an adaptor’s network settings, download an Encryption Key, or update the email address
it sends alerts to.
3. The right-click drop down menu, which allows you register the adaptor to tell the software how to
find it, or match an Encryption Key (downloaded from Settings) to enable the door release feature.
4. The Message display will communicate important events and the adaptor ID involved.
5. The Status display will communicate the status of each adaptor from the computer’s point of view.
6. The Adaptor display contains a list all connected adaptors currently registered with the computer
running the JKW-IP software.
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Step 1: Determine desired network settings for adaptors and complete the Configuration Table.
Use the Configuration Table (see page 8) to help gather information about the network and acquire an IP
address and appropriate subnet mask for each adaptor, and any changes to the default gateway (default
192.168.0.30), web port (default 443), and connection port (default 5060) that must be made before
connecting to the network (in most networks those defaults are fine).
Since the default subnet mask for the adaptor is 255.255.255.0, you will need to set your
computer’s IP address to 192.168.0.100 (or any other valid Host address for that subnet) and the subnet
mask to 255.255.255.0 and disable all firewalls before proceeding to step 2.
4BASIC OPERATIONS AND TERMINOLOGY
5INSTALLATION
Figure 1: JKW-IP Program window 36
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Step 2: Configure each adaptor. Using a computer and an unmanaged switch, log in to each adaptor one
at a time using a web browser pointed tohttps://192.168.0.30 and click [OK] or [YES] for the any Security
Alert messages, then use the default Admin ID “aiphone” and Password “aiphone”. In the Admin tab do the
following (See Figure 2, below “Web Interface,Admin tab”)
a. Click on the [Setting] button next to Administrator
Registration to change the Admin ID and Password
(highly recommended).
b. Click on the [Setting] button next to User Registration to
add up to 9 User IDs and Passwords (it is highly
recommended to add at least 1 User ID and Password).
c. Click on the [Setting] button next to Email to enter an
originating email address and mail server settings the
adaptor will send an email from whenever a door call,
sensor detection, or system start up occurs. Optional
(Some email providers are not supported).
d. Click on the [Setting] button next to Sensor IN / Option
OUT to configure the inputs to be N/O or N/C and the
Output duration to anything from 0 (momentary) to 600
seconds (Optional).
b. Provide IP address, Connection password (default is
“aiphone”), and an Admin or User ID and password (see
Figure 4 to the lower right “Adaptor Registration”).
Click [Save] and repeat for each adaptor and each computer
(see “Advanced Installation Techniques” section on page 8 for a
method of copying these settings to other PCs).
e. Click on the [Setting] button next to Network and change
the IP address, subnet mask and ports as needed,
Update Encryption Key File, change the name, and
video settings. Required, (See Figure 3 to the right
“Network Settings”).
Click the [Save] button and then the [Reboot] button to restart
the adaptor (this will take up to 2 minutes) and repeat these
steps with the next adaptor until every adaptor has a unique IP
address and valid subnet mask as determined in Step 1.
Step 3: Register each adaptor. Install JKW-IP software on an
Admin or User PC, using the supplied CD or download it from
http://www.aiphone.com, and update the computer’s IP address
and subnet mask to match the adaptors’ subnet as needed.
The software needs to know how to reach the adaptors,
and needs to have the Connection password to connect and
communicate. To register an adaptor to connect and
communicate with the JKW-IP software:
a. Right-click the name of the adaptor and choose
Connect from the drop down menu (see Figure 1 on
page 3 “JKW-IP Program window”).
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5INSTALLATION (continued)
Figure 2: Web Interface Admin tab
Figure 3: Network settings
Figure 4: Adaptor Registration

Step 4: Open ports on PC firewall (Optional). If the software
displays a ‘placeholder picture’ when a door calls in (see Figure 5
to the right “Placeholder picture”), instead of the video from the
door station, then there may be high latency or a firewall in place
that is blocking the data. Most firewalls will automatically allow
SSL (port 443) and open ports specified in Step 3 (defaults are
20100, 30100, and 40100) for UDP traffic, but it may be necessary
to manually configure the firewall to allow traffic on these ports.
Step 5: Encryption Key. The Encryption Key is a file downloaded
from the JKW-IP that allows Connected Users to unlock the door
through the JKW-IP software. The JKW-IP software should show
a gray square for the status icon for every adaptor for which the
encryption key has not been set (see Figure 9 on page 6 “Status
display messages”). To set a computer’s encryption keys to allow
a user to unlock the door or trigger the adaptor’s Option output,
do the following for each computer and each adaptor:
a. Select an adaptor from the Adaptor display list that needs
an Encryption Key or to update one if it has been updated
by an Admin.
b. Log in using the [Settings] button and accept any security
warnings (wording varies by browser version). If prompted
enter a valid Administrator or User ID and Password.
c. In the User tab, next to the Encryption Key Down Load click
the [Download] button (see Figure 6 to the right, “Web
Interface, User tab”).
d. Choose a memorable destination location on the user’s
hard drive and click [SAVE].
e. In the JKW-IP program’s window, right click the adaptor in
the Adaptor display and choose the Encryption Key option
from the drop down menu (see Figure 1 on page 3 “Aiphone
JKW-IP”).
f. Click the [……] button and navigate to the location saved in
step “d” and choose the file and click [SAVE] button
(see Figure 7 to the right “Encryption Key dialog”).
Step 6: Destination Email. To specify which email the adaptor will send to:
a. Select an adaptor from the Adaptor display list in the JKW-IP program
window and click the [Settings] button and accept any security
warnings. If prompted enter valid Administrator or User ID and Password.
b. Press the [Setting] button next to Email Setting (See Figure 6 to the right
“Web Interface,User tab”). Specify the email address and whether the
adaptor should send an email for a Door Call, Sensor Detection, or
System Start event (see Figure 8 to the right “Email Setting window”).
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5INSTALLATION (continued)
Figure 5: Placeholder picture
Figure 6: Web Interface, User tab
Figure 7: Encryption Key dialog
Figure 8: Email Setting window

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The JKW-IP software has the following operations:
1. Answering a call from the door station, Door release
and camera controls
2. Option Output from JKW-IP hardware adaptor
3. Computer to JK-1MD/1MED Master communication
4. Door station monitoring
5. Sensor Detection from Connected Equipment
6. Recording and Playback of A/V from a door station.
6.1 Answering a call from the door station
When the call button on a JK door station is pressed, the
following occurs: (See Figure 1 on page 3 “JKW-IP Software
window”).
a. The call tone sounds, unless disabled in [PC Settings] window
(See Figure 12 on page 7 “PC Settings window”).
b. The image from the door station is displayed on the JKW-IP
application main screen (unless another conversation is taking
place). The image will display until it is answered and switched [OFF]
or it will time out after about 45 seconds.
c. The status icon in the Status display will change to a red square and
a message will read “1CALL DOOR” the number indicating the
order of calls if multiple calls are placed within a short time.
(See Figure 9 top right “Status display messages”)
d. A message will appear in the Message display will read:
<Adaptor Name> CALLING FROM DOOR <Door station No.>
(See Figure 10 to the right “Message display list”)
When this occurs, the following operator interactions are available:
o Talk - The master station or any computer can answer the door by
clicking the [Talk] button, the computer operator that does so gets can
speak to the guest hands-free. Holding down [Talk] when answering will
force it into a “push to talk and release to listen” mode. The status light
will change to green, the status will read “COMMUNICATION” but other
operators will see it return to Standby and the video cease, indicating it
has been answered or cancelled.
o Display Adjustments - The Zoom/Wide, Adjust, and Pan and Tilt arrows
become available for use while the image is displayed.
o Manual recording is available, (See page 7 section 6.6 for details).
o Door Release - To release the door, click the (Key) button.
NOTE: If the Encryption Key has not been set or if the door release
button does not turn red when you press it, follow Step 5 on page 5 to
download and match a new Encryption Key.
o Off - When the conversation is complete, click [OFF] to return the door
station back to Standby so it is ready for the next guest.
6.2 Option Output from the JKW-IP adaptor
At any time, select an adaptor from the Adaptor display and press the
[OPTION] button to trigger the option output.
NOTE: If the Encryption Key has not been set or if the [OPTION]
button does not turn green when you press it, follow Step 5 on page 5
to download and match a new Encryption Key.
6OPERATIONS
Figure 9: Status display messages
Figure 10: Message display list
Figure 11: User Controls

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6.3 Computer to Master communication
The JKW-IP software and the physical JK-1MD/JK-1MED master stations can communicate via an intercom
feature, also called Room to Room calling or Computer to Master calling.
The following occurs when receiving a call
a. The call tone sounds, no image is displayed (the camera door station is not involved).
b. The status icon in the Status display will change to an orange square and a message will read
“1CALL ROOM ST”.
c. A message will appear in the Message display that will read
<Adaptor Name> CALLING FROM ANOTHER ROOM ST
The [Talk] button is then available, click to start a conversation, if ignored the system will eventually time out.
Press [OFF] to end the conversation.
To place a call, select the adaptor whose Master you wish to communicate with and press the [Call]
button. If none are selected, the pre-tone will go out to every master, and the first JK-1MD/JK-1MED master
to push their Talk button will be able to communicate. Press [OFF] to end the conversation.
6.4 Entrance monitoring
The JKW-IP software can monitor a door station without first being called. Select an adaptor from the
Adaptor display and then click the [Monitor] button. The JKW-IP software will display video, receive audio
from the door station, and the status icon and Message displays will reflect the station’s Monitor status.
Press [TALK] to talk and press [OFF] to end monitoring and return to Standby.
6.5 Sensor Detection from Connected Equipment
When the Sensor input receives a change in state, the following occurs:
a. The Sensor Detection Tone plays, unless turned off in the [PC Settings] window, and the status icon
for the input will turn blue for 30 seconds or until it is turned [OFF].
b. The Message display will read <Adaptor Name> EXTERNAL INPUT <No.> for 30 seconds.
6OPERATIONS (continued)
Figure 12: PC Settings window
6.6 Recording and Playback
Settings for recording can be adjusted in the PC Settings window
(See Figure 12 to the right “PC Settings window”).
Automatic Image Recording - When a call is received from a
door station, the door station images are recorded automatically,
unless the JKW-IP software is currently in conversation with
another door station. When communication starts or the call ends,
the automatic recording stops.
Automatic Video Recording - When a call is received from a door
station, the door station’s video is recorded if enabled in the
[PC Settings] window. Video recording stops when the call is
answered and when the call ends (see Figure 5 on page 5 “PC
Settings window”).
Manual Image Recording –While communicating with a door
station, press the [O] (Record) button. The program will record one
image every time it is pressed.
Manual Video Recording –While communicating with a door
station, press the [O] (Record) button. Recording will continue until
the conversation or monitoring ends and the adaptor goes back
into Standby.
Playback –While the JKW-IP program is in Standby, press the
[|>] (Play) button, which opens a window allowing the operator to
select an Adaptor and view recordings.

WARRANTY
Aiphone warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one year after
delivery to the ultimate user. We will repair free of charge or replace at no charge Aiphone product, that upon examination by an Aiphone Repair
Technician is proven defective and under warranty. Aiphone reserves the right to make the final decision whether there is a defect in materials and/or
workmanship; and whether or not the product is within the warranty.
This warranty covers bench repairs by the Aiphone Service Department only, and does not extend to units that have been repaired or altered outside
of the factory. Aiphone is not responsible for any costs incurred involving on-site service calls. This warranty shall not apply to any Aiphone product
that has been subjected to misuse, neglect, accident, power surge, or used in violation of instructions furnished.
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7ADVANCED INSTALLATION TECHNIQUES
After the Adaptor display is complete for the first computer, a file will be created in the \Aiphone_JKW\
directory entitled “Adapter.config”. This file contains all the IP address locations of each adaptor and all the
connection settings and Admin User IDs and passwords, and it can be copied to another computer or
otherwise backed up in a secure location. Copy the file after installing the software to a computer, but before
launching the software to save several steps in Step 3 on page 4. You can modify the file by launching the
program and making any changes for that computer, such as changing the Admin ID to a User ID.
8TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Cleaning: Clean the units with a soft cloth dampened with a neutral household cleanser. Do not use an
abrasive cleanser or cloth.
If you experience difficulties with the device, try turning the JKW-IP off and wait 15 seconds. Turn it back on
and wait a full minute for it to finish its power on cycle.
Setting Name Default setting Adaptor ID 1 Adaptor ID 2 Adaptor ID 3 Adaptor ID 4 Adaptor ID 5
Adaptor's Name / MAC MAC Address
IP Address 192.168.0.30
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.0.30
Connection Port 5060
Connection Password aiphone
Web Port 443
Admin User ID aiphone
Password aiphone
User ID
Password
(User tab) Email Setting
9CONFIGURATION TABLE
Light Activity Meaning Light Activity Meaning Light Activity Meaning
LAN ACT Lit Normal STATUS Lit Normal POWER Lit On
(orange) Blinking Acquiring IP (orange) Blinking Starting Up (green) Blinking Abnormal
Off Bad Connection Off Off