Alpha Technologies IPBELLv2-01 User manual

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Version 1.0
IPBELLv2 - SIP DoorPhone

Welcome
Congratulation to purchase modern VOIP door entry systém „VoIP Door
Phone BELLv2” IPBELLv2. This door entry widely satisfy your needs for
communication to visitors of your company, homes, schools etc…
Simply VoIP means “Voice over Internet Protocol” –this door entry is
connectable to IP network and allows 2 ways of calling. Either P2P (peer to peer)
–it means call directly to IP adress of other VOIP device or registrates to SIP
server ( as SIP client) and then call phone number.
To each button you can assign 5 phone numbers with possibility of progressive
or simoultaneous dial.
The doorman IPBELLv2 is delivered with one or two buttons either without
a camera or with a color camera. The system is mudular and can be expanded
up to 130 keys.
The door entry IPBELLv2 is powered from 12V power supply which supply
also electrical lock at door. It might be powered also by PoE (Power over
Ethernet). By features remind hands free phone. To basic features belongs
possibility open up 2 doors via connected electrical locks as same as user
friendly configuration by WEB interface.
Manual version V4.27 10-7-2017
Valid for firmware –V3.4.xx
Alphatech Technologies s.r.o..
Jeremenkova 88
140 00 Praha 4, CZ
www.alphatechtechnologies.cz
[e-mail]
Producer progressively improves features of the unit (firmware). The door
entry IPBELLv2 allows whenever upgrade the firmware by newest version via
PC. Latest firmware version you can download from
www.alphatechtechnologies.cz .
Neccessary guides you find at page 70. We recommend always use latest
firmware version which brings new features as same as eventual correction of
errors of previous versions. At www.alphatechtechnologies.cz you can also
find latest versions of user documentation.

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Contents
1BASIC DESCRIPTION....................................................................................... 5
1.1 FEATURES...................................................................................................... 5
1.2 USED TERMINOLOGY...................................................................................... 6
1.3 Modules composition................................................................................ 8
1.4 Pushbutton Modules ................................................................................. 9
1.5 CONNECTION IPBELLV2............................................................................. 10
1.6 IPBELLv2 basic module ........................................................................ 10
1.7 Power supply - terminal (20).................................................................. 12
1.8 The exit button, door sensor - terminal (19) ........................................... 12
1.9 Expansion bus for buttons - terminal (13) .............................................. 13
1.10 Expansion module IPBELLv2-8.............................................................. 13
1.11 Connecting expansion modules IPBELLv2-8.......................................... 14
1.12 Button numbering ................................................................................... 15
2ASSEMBLY OF THE IPBELLV2 DOORPHONE ........................................ 17
2.1.1 Dismounting of the front cover ............................................................... 17
2.1.2 IP Bell mounting on the wall .................................................................. 17
2.1.3 Replacement of visit cards ...................................................................... 18
2.1.4 Demounting and mounting of the pushbutton on the front panel............ 18
2.1.5 Closing the front cover of IP Bell ........................................................... 19
2.2 INTERCONNECTION OF TWO MODULES (UNDER DEVELOPMENT)................... 19
2.3 Wiring of switch...................................................................................... 20
2.4 PoE power supply................................................................................... 22
2.5 Code relay (COSW) ................................................................................ 23
2.6 USE DOOR SENSORS -EXIT BUTTON.............................................................. 23
2.7 MICRO SD CARD.......................................................................................... 24
3SERVICE OF IPBELLV2................................................................................. 25
3.1 SIGNALLING OVERVIEW ............................................................................... 25
3.2 VISITOR AT DOOR......................................................................................... 25
3.3 Button press –outgoing call ................................................................... 25
3.4 Button press –code lock......................................................................... 26
3.5 Call ......................................................................................................... 26
3.6 VISITOR INSIDE BUILDING............................................................................ 27
3.7 Outgoing call .......................................................................................... 27
3.8 Incoming call .......................................................................................... 27
3.9 VIDEO .......................................................................................................... 28
4PARAMETRES PROGRAMMING ................................................................ 29
4.1 WEB INTERFACE ACCESS............................................................................. 29
4.2 What you should know ............................................................................ 29
4.3 Login....................................................................................................... 30

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4.4 CURRENT STATUS ........................................................................................ 31
4.5 Language settings ................................................................................... 32
4.6 IP NETWORK SETTING .................................................................................. 32
4.7 IP Network setting .................................................................................. 32
4.8 SIP setting............................................................................................... 35
4.9 WEB server ............................................................................................. 39
4.10 BASIC SETTING............................................................................................. 41
4.11 Phone book ............................................................................................. 41
4.12 Relays...................................................................................................... 44
4.13 Door sensors........................................................................................... 48
4.14 Setting SNMP.......................................................................................... 49
4.15 Time profiles........................................................................................... 50
4.16 Date and time setting.............................................................................. 52
4.17 E-mail ..................................................................................................... 53
4.18 EXTENDED SETTING ..................................................................................... 55
4.19 DoorPhone.............................................................................................. 55
4.20 Audio setting........................................................................................... 58
4.21 Audio codecs........................................................................................... 59
4.22 Video setting ........................................................................................... 60
4.23 Video watching (PopUp programm)....................................................... 61
4.24 Video codecs........................................................................................... 62
4.25 Streaming................................................................................................ 63
4.26 SERVICE....................................................................................................... 65
4.27 Restart..................................................................................................... 65
4.28 Configuration.......................................................................................... 66
4.29 Language and style................................................................................. 67
4.30 Style and language preparation.............................................................. 68
4.31 Firmware upgrade.................................................................................. 70
4.32 Logfile..................................................................................................... 71
4.33 License.................................................................................................... 73
4.34 Sound files............................................................................................... 74
5TECHNICAL PARAMETRES......................................................................... 75
5.1 ELECTRICAL PARAMETRES........................................................................... 75
1.1 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS .......................................................................... 75
5.2 VIDEO PARAMETRES .................................................................................... 77
5.3 Requests.................................................................................................. 78

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1 Basic description
1.1 Features
audio is full duplex with ECHO cancellation
phone book for 999 subscribers with 5 tel. numbers for each (max. 130
physicaly buttons + keyboard)
every subscriber has more phone numbers with progressive or simultaneous
calling
Email sending when is unreachable including attachment with pictures
10 time plans with week programm
4 relays. 2 included on board with possibility connect 2 independent locks for
door opening and 2 virtual (webrelays) (for remote control of IP relay or relays
synchronization)
Relays system via synchronization allows combination of any mode
(progressive opening, 2 pulses etc..)
10 shared adjustable codes for every relay + every subscriber has own code
for every relay
all versions can use door sensors or exit buttons
SNMP usage possibility
real time clocks from NTP or SIP server
extendable possibilities of buttons functionality, light intensity settings, call
duration restriction, etc...
audio signalling settings, saving own tones or messages
multilanguage support
multilevel loading and configuration refresh
relaible firmware upgrade
loging system with possibility of data saving to MicroSD card (we prepare)
picturesas same as video saving possibility to MicroSD card (we prepare)
WEB inerface management
power supply 12V or PoE (Class 0 - 12,95W)
Ethernet –10/100Mb with standard 10BaseT and 100BaseTx
unit start within 10 seconds
Linux operating system
USB connection of integrated webcamera. Video transmission to webbrowser
- JPEG, video transmission to VoIP phones - stream H.263, H.264
SIP connection P2P or PBX (SIP server) system,switchable in web interface
SIP 2.0 protocol , define RFC3261

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1.2 Used terminology
Incoming call - Connection between a Brave and a phone made by selecting
an option on the phone. The Brave connects the call after set number of rings.
The Brave can be programmed from the phone following a connection by
inputting a password.
Outgoing call - Connection between the Brave and a phone made by choosing
an option on the Brave (i.e. Pressing a button).
External code - Combination of 10 buttons or keyboard keys (after pressing the
key symbol) for a relay activation. [External = enter code outside the building]
Internal code - Combination of 10 buttons on phone for a relay activation (by
DTMF). [Internal = enter code inside the building].
Code lock - Function for relay connections by inputting a combination of up to
10 buttons or keyboard keys (after pressing the key symbol)
Ethernet is technology which is used to build up local networks (LAN)
LAN - Local Area Network (local network) mark PC network which cover small
geographical area (for example homes, office, etc…).
10Base-T As transmission medium use twisted twoline cable with rate
10 Mbit/s. It used 2pairs of structured cabling from four.
100Base-TX Version with transmission rate 100 Mbit/s, which is named Fast
Ethernet. It used 2 pairs UTP or STP cable category 5.
Twisted 2line or also twisted pair is cable type which is used in PC
networks. Twisted 2line is created by cables pair which are regularly twisted in
the length and after pairs are twisted together.
UTP, Unshielded Twisted Pair
STP, Shielded Twisted Pair
WEB - World Wide Web (WWW, shortly web), is mark for application of http
internet protocol
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is internet protocol design for exchange of
hypertex documents in format HTML
USB (Universal Serial Bus) . Modern way of accessories connection to PC
Video codec (compound of word begins „coder and decoder“) . Compression
H.263 is derived from MPEG-4, H.264 is coder for format MPEG-4 AVC.
MPEG-4 is kind of video compression –decreasement of pictures sequence
data flow
JPEG is standard method of loss making compression used for savings PC
pictures
Voice over Internet Protocol (shortly VoIP) is technology allows transmission
of digitized voice in body of family protocols UDP/TCP/IP pockets via PC
network . It is used for calling via internet, intranet or any other data
connection.
TCP/IP contents set of protocols for communication in PC network and it is
main protocol of worldwide network Internet.
IP adresa is number which definitely identify network interface in PC network
which used IP protocol.
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is application protocol from
family TCP/IP. It is used for automatic assign of IP adresses to individual
computers in PC network. Due this simplify its management
Internet is worldwide system of mutually connected PC networks

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Intranet is PC network similiar to internet but it is „private“. It is designed jsut
for small group of subscribers (for example workers in some company)
PoE (Power over Ethernet) is powering via data network cable.
NTP (Network Time Protocol) is protocol for synchronization of internal PC
clocks
NAT (Network address translation) is a method of remapping one IP address
space into another by modifying network address information in Internet
Protocol (IP) datagram packet headers while they are in transit across a
traffic routing device
STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) is a standardized set of methods
and a network protocol to allow an end host to discover its public IP address if
it is located behind a NAT.
SIP User Agent - every SIP user agent (phone, software, device) identifies
itself with a string. The syntax of this string is not defined, but a common
practise is „device name + version“

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1.3 Modules composition
Door entry IPBELLV2 includes modern technology, timeless design and
user friendly installation and service.
Door entry IPBELLV2 is equiped by 2 relays and PoE feeding. Basic
models are different by using one or two buttons. Furthermore, different models
equipped with a color camera. The entire system can be expanded to max. 130
buttons of construction.
The basic module is equipped with two buttons (IPBELLv2 - 02) or one
button (IPBELLv2 - 01). Models with color camera are marking the end of the C
(eg. IPBELLv2 - 02C).
Expansion modules IPBELLv2 - 8 is connected a 6-wire flat cable and key
numbering the module balanced DIP switch on each module, so does not matter
on order of the modules during wiring. The number of connected buttons
(extension modules) and the number buttons on the base module is set in the
WEB interface.
Special feature is that numbering of the buttons does not depend on the
connection modules, but set the DIP switch on each module (see. Below).

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1.4 Pushbutton Modules
IPBELLv2-01 IPBELLv2-02 IPBELLv2-01C IPBELLv2-02C
Expansiom module IPBELLv2-8

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1.5 Connection IPBELLv2
IPBELLv2 consists of a base plate and a camera module. On the bottom
side, wire terminals for two buttons and lighting cards. The camera module is
equipped with signaling status, sensor lighting, white LED for illumination around
at night for a color camera. We recommend you purchase amodel with a camera,
because the audio model is deprived of these functions. The motherboard can
connect additional button modules up to 130 keys. Furthermore, the
motherboard is equipped with two inputs (door sensors or EXIT button) and two
switches (relays).
1.6 IPBELLv2 basic module
The motherboard is the same for all models IPBELLv2 and only differ by
fitting the camera module. It comes standard with PoE module (according to
IEEE802.3af) connector for connecting expansion modules, connectors for
power and connecting electric locks, door sensors, connectors or EXIT button
(depending on settings) and microSD card reader.
The basic board schematics at picture bellow and all important parts are
marked in red circle with description.
1. Connector to connect microphone (polarity attention)
2. Color camera /camera module
3. Extra camera light at night –white LED with intensity
setting /camera module
4. Connector to connect speaker (8ohm / 36mm)
5. Sensor of surrounding lighting –according setup control name cards lighting
as same as camera lighting /camera module
6. Signalling 2 colours LED
red –call picked up
green –call in progress
red+green –relay closed
7. LED green –napájení vrátného je v pořádku
8. The LED to control network activity, yellow = data transmission on the LAN
9. The LED to control network activity, green = connection
100M LAN,
10. DIP switch
1–allways ON (servis purpose only)
2 –OFF, when is ON during start then default IP
adress 192.168.1.250 is setup and use default style. Name is admin and
password is 1234. To see the video is the name video and password
1234 (if required). After, do not forget move back DIP switch 2 to
position OFF !

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11. PoE module (supply doorphone UTP cable from the switch - injector
according to IEEE802.3af)

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12. CPU module
13. Connection of cable FK1 Expansion Module (s) - Flat cable, on both sides of
the red connector on the side not matter, and also the order of the expansion
modules does not matter
14. Switching contact screw terminal of first relay (NC= closed in stand by,
NO=open in stand by and COM= common output)
15. UTP cable connection (Ethernet, LAN,net)
16. Switching contact screw terminal of second relay (NC= closed in stand by,
NO=open in stand by and COM= common output)
17. Connection 2 buttons
18. Connection LEDs lighting name cards
19. Two inputs (middle terminal is common for both) for door sensors or EXIT
buttons (programmable)
20. Input for powering IPBELLV2 12V AC / DC (consumption cca 300mA max.)
We reccomend use DC power supply
21. Output 12V DC, max. 300mA, for example to power low consumption
electrical lock via PoE powering of IPBELLV2
22. MicroSD card slot –Insert SD card before switch ON of door entry and do
not také out during all operation time!
1.7 Power supply - terminal (20)
12V power supply can be DC and AC, not depending on the polarity of
the 12V max. current 300mA.
The power supply can also be used to power the lock, it is recommended
12V / 1A.
You can also use a 24V DC power supply. Usage is mainly at
installations where power supply is already exists and is used for example
attendance system or sliding gates. Not to use source AC, DC only. When
connected not depends on polarity.
1.8 The exit button, door sensor - terminal (19)
Exit button is used for direct switch control. Each switch can be set to
switch on one or two pulses. Door sensor switch at the door (usually magnetic),
which guards the doors are closed.

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1.9 Expansion bus for buttons - terminal (13)
This bus lets you connect expanding buttons to the number 128 + two
buttons on basic module = a total of 130 keys.
Inch switch DIP4 on each expansion module
determines extent to which the 8 keys on a particular
expansion module.
1.10 Expansion module IPBELLv2-8
Expansion module always has 8 buttons. Electronic circuit board is
attached to the keys of wires, buttons common
terminal is connected to a conductive comb
(included). Two wires lead to the lighting board
cards. Connection of the basic module or previous
extension module is performed using a flat wire
FK1 into the red sockets. Connectors are the
same, and it does not matter which connector you
use, only need to observe the lock on the
connector to prevent rotation.

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E1 –connectors for cable connection FK1
E2 –DIP switch specifies the numbering of the buttons (see below)
E3 –Connection lighting cards (depending on the polarity - plus = A, minus = -)
E4 –Connection buttons COM is the common wire
Mechanical modifications consist in breaking the plugs on the respective sides
of the panel to the right or left. It is recommended that the cables through FK1
before mounting on a wall, connect the connector to fit on the wall.
A code lock can be accessed from the first ten buttons (Numbers 1-0, where 0
is the tenth button)
1.11 Connecting expansion modules IPBELLv2-8
IPBELLv2-8 module is connected to the basic module IPBELLv2-xx or to
a previous module IPBELLv2-8 by cable FK1. When wiring does not matter
order modules IPBELLv2-8 and it does not matter to use the module connector
IPBELLv2-8.

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1.12 Button numbering
Numbering buttons in
the door IPBELLv2 system
depends on the settings in
the Web interface (page
"Doorphone") and DIP
switch settings for each
button module
Numbering not depends on how the (order) bonding button modules.
First, it must be determined how many buttons a base module and how
many buttons will be the expansion modules in total. This setting make in WEB
page "Doorphone". You enter how many buttons on the basic module (1 or 2),
then there are buttons for all expansion modules together. Connecting the
keyboard is theoretically possible, but the module does not exist.
The second condition for the proper function of
extension modules is setting DIP switches (E2) on the
pushbutton module.
Individual DIP switches have the following meanings:
DIP 1-4 = number setting buttons of button modules
(basic module is either one or two buttons)
DIP switch settings according to the table:

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2 Assembly of the IPBELLv2 doorphone
2.1.1 Dismounting of the front
cover
2.1.2 IP Bell mounting on the
wall
Mounting is
done with wall
plugs and
screws.
We suggest
wall plugs with
5mm in
diameter, the
screw with
half-round
head,
diameter
4mm, length
35mm

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2.1.3 Replacement of visit cards
Each pushbutton has got its own label held with the white plastic cup (see the
figure above). Demounting and inserting of the cap can be done with two fingers
along the longer side of the cap by a soft pull / push.
2.1.4 Demounting and mounting of the pushbutton on
the front panel

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2.1.5 Closing the front cover of IP Bell
2.2 Interconnection of two modules (under development)

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2.3 Wiring of switch
Examples of connection are shown on the following page, it's not all possible
connections and connection of switches, but they give instructions on how to
wire the individual circuits (red circles with numbers = number of examples).
1. Standard electrical lock connection. This connection is used most often. One
shared power supply feeding door entry IPBELLV2 and both electrical loch.
Current loading of PSU (power supply unit) depends mainly on used el.
Locks. Standard el. Lock has current consumption 0,6A –1,0A. As next you
have to consider posibility of both relays activation simultaneously. When
not then 1A PSU is fine. When yes then use 2A PSU. When you use low
consumption electrical loch then PSU 1A is fully acceptable.
2. Connection with 2x PSU. When you need different feeding for electrical lock
or you want separate powering of lock from door entry you can use 2
individual powering circles. Electric lock 2 is connected in inverse (fire
escape door).
3. Combination switches, the first relay controls the electric lock the entrance
door and second relay is connected to sliding door controller (electric vehicle
entry gate in the fence).
4. Extending the previous example, two doors with the gradual opening - Relay
1(delay feature opening of another door is set in TimeRelay - external
module) + vehicle entry gate - Relay 2
5. Combination of the electric lock and additional electric bell. Switch additional
bell can be in the mode switch is operated by a call (responds to all buttons)
or switch activation of the selected button, then switch only responds to one
of the selected button (see. Settings Relay).
6. Realy 1 - switching lighting (eg. The way to the building, setting switch is
operated by a call). Relay 2 - control eg. Heating according to weekly
schedule - table time profiles synchronizes the selected switch. Attention! it
is necessary to use a contactor (IPBELLv2 can not switch 230V!).
Examples of the figure are principled.