Amroad DP101 Quick setup guide

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Contents
COPYRIGHT.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................I
CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................II
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
WELCOME .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
GENERAL APPLICATION OF DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM ......................................................................................................................................................................................................3
USE OF SIP ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
CHAPTER 2 : KNOWING VIDEO DOOR PHONE..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
PACKAGE CONTENTS ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
LED INDICATORS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
REAR PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
DIMENSIONS........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
CHAPTER 3 : INSTALLING VIDEO DOOR PHONE .....................................................................................................................................................................................................12
SUGGESTED INSTALLATION POSITIONS....................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
LIGHTING CONDITIONS .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
INSTALLING PROCEDURES......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
1. Screw the Back Plate on the wall.......................................................................................................................................................................................................13
2. Connect the AC wires and Ethernet cable.........................................................................................................................................................................................14
3. Screw the Video Door Phone with Back Plate....................................................................................................................................................................................15
CHAPTER 4 : CONFIGURING VIDEO DOOR PHONE ................................................................................................................................................................................................16
FINDING VIDEO DOOR PHONE ON NETWORKS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................16
ENTERING WEB USER INTERFACE ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

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SYSTEM -BASIC SETTINGS .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
System – Network Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
System –Login Name.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
System Reboot...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
Phone Settings – Audio .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
SIP SERVICES .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
ENTRANCE SETTINGS –EXTENSIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
ENTRANCE SETTINGS –GPIO ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
ENTRANCE SETTINGS –WIZARD ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
ENTRANCE SETTINGS –RFID (OPTIONAL)...............................................................................................................................................................................................................37
UPGRADE –FIRMWARE UPDATE.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................39
CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................41
AR APS..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................42
CHAPTER 5 : USING VIDEO DOOR PHONE ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................43
MAKING CALLS FROM VIDEO DOOR PHONE ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................43
ANSWERING CALLS ON IP VIDEO PHONE/VIDEO INDOOR STATION ...........................................................................................................................................................................43
OPEN THE DOOR ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................43
COMMON CONTROLS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
DP101R RFID CARD USAGE (OPTIONAL)...............................................................................................................................................................................................................45
ISSUE RFID MASTER CARD FIRST TIME ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................45
SCANNING RFID CARD TO OPEN DOOR .................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
CHAPTER 6 : APPLICATIONS......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY THE DEVICES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
Electric Lock...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
Electric Strike .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
Electric Strike with Open Button...............................................................................................................................................................................................................49

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Electric Bolt................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................50
Electric Bolt with Open Button .................................................................................................................................................................................................................51
Lighting condition Function......................................................................................................................................................................................................................52
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY THE IP-PBX (COMPATIBLE WITH AMORAD IP-PBX).........................................................................................................................................................54
FCC STATEMENT........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (EUROPE)................................................................................................................................................................................56

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Chapter 1: Introduction
Welcome
Thank you for choosing this Video Door Phone. This device is designed to co-work with IP Video Phone to compose a SIP based door entry
system. Besides taking advantages of IP technologies, this system also can fully utilize the SIP protocol to link to your SIP VoIP services.
Another word, this system is not only performing as an Intercom system but also work with your Telecom system.
This product provides many extraordinary features:
Talk to visitors with real time video and voice on IP Video Phone/Video Indoor Station or
Soft Phone on PC.
Optional RFID card reader (ISO14443A/13.56MHz (MIFARE Standard) with embedded
RFID card database and entrance log system (DP101R).
Support SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) VoIP services, it is able to forward visitor calls to
your mobile phone or office phone.
Support H.263 video format.
Support G.711 audio formats.
Support Peer-to-Peer Mode
Build-in wide angle lens and white light-compensator.
Build-in speaker and microphone.
Water and dust resistance capabilities (IP55).
Figure 1: DP101/R

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Friendly web user interface for configuration and management.
Support PoE (Power over Ethernet, 802.3af) module (External power supply AC 48V)
Please read this user guide before installing the device. Please contact your dealers or system integrators if you have questions.

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General Application of Door Entry System
There are two major series of Video Door
Phone: community series and single unit series.
They are applied on different conditions.
Please see following descriptions:
Single Unit Application
Single unit series is designed for units of
apartment or single house. Please see the
diagram demonstrated with DP101/R series.
Using a home IP PBX to connect all SIP based
devices.
Communicate with each device simply with
extension numbers.
Connect to SIP VoIP services via Internet.
Figure 2: Single Unit Application

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Community Application
Community series is
designed for building,
apartment or
community. Please see
the diagram
demonstrated with
DP100 series.
Connect each house
or apartment with a
large IP PBX.
Tenants can check
visitors, monitor public
areas or call each others
with extension
numbers.
Connect to SIP VoIP
services via Internet.
Figure 3: Community Application

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Use of SIP
SIP, initial of Session-Initiation-Protocol, it is an application-layer control (signaling) protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating
sessions with one or more participants. These sessions include Internet telephone calls, multimedia distribution, and multimedia
conferences. In short, SIP is a most commonly used protocol that has been used to interconnect SIP Enabled PBXs and/or SIP User
Agents to each other to establish voice and
video sessions between SIP based devices
over IP Network.
There are few typical applications of SIP
products, please refer to the diagram:
Ring the Door Bell from Video Door
Phone to Video Indoor Station.
Make a video phone call from
softphone on notebook to IP Video Phone
or Video Indoor station.
Make a video phone call from ID5101
Video Indoor Station to VP113 IP video
phone.
View video from softphone on your
computer.
Figure 4: General SIP Application

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Chapter 2 : Knowing Video Door Phone
Package Contents
The following items are included in your Video Door Phone package. Check this list before installation to
ensure that you have received all items.
1. Front Panel
2. Video Door Phone Unit
3. Back Plate
4. Screw Pack (4 pieces of M4 x 10mm)
5. Wrench
6. Water Stopper (4 pieces of silicon rubber)
7. Screw for Earth Wire
8. Wall mounted screw pack
9. Terminal Connector
10. H type Terminal Connector for Power Wire
11. Tool for removing the Front Panel from
Video Door Phone Unit
12. Relay Board
13. Master RFID Card (For RFID module only)
14. Quick Installation Guide and Quick Start Guide
(English and Chinese versions)
Please contact your dealer immediately if items are
missing. And those accessories put in the paper tube of box. Figure 5: Package Contents

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Front Panel
Front Panel

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LED Indicators
There are two LED Indicators and Blue door bottom light which display status shown as below.
Green LED Orange LED Blue door bottom
(White LED) Description
Twinkle
(ON- 3 seconds; OFF- 1 seconds) OFF OFF Boot Up (I)
ON- 8 seconds ON- 8 seconds ON- 8 seconds Boot Up (II)
ON OFF OFF Network is Connected,
SIP is Registered Successfully.
Twinkle
(ON- 1 second; OFF- 1 second) OFF OFF SIP is Not Registered Successfully.
Twinkle
(ON- 2 seconds; OFF- 2 seconds) OFF OFF Network Fails
ON OFF OFF In Pee-to-Peer Mode
ON ON- 10 seconds OFF RFID reader is ready to add new RFID
card.
ON OFF OFF Back to the normal mode after card is
accepted or card is rejected.
ON
Blink 3 times
(ON- 0.5 second
OFF- 0.5 second)
OFF Scanning RFID card – Card is Accepted.

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ON ON- 3 seconds OFF Scanning RFID card – Card is Rejected.
ON
Twinkle
(ON- 1 second
OFF- 1 second)
OFF RFID hardware Fails ( It’s suggested that
you should contact Service Center)
ON Twinkle twice
every 3 seconds OFF “Security” is On.
Twinkle
ON- 0.5 second
OFF- 0.5 second
Twinkle
ON- 0.5 second
OFF- 0.5 second
Twinkle
ON- 0.5 second
OFF- 0.5 second
Alarm is Triggered
Speaker sounds loudly
OFF ON OFF Firmware upgrade

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Rear Panel
Figure 7: Rear Panel

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Dimensions
Depth-
40 mm (1.57 inches) Width-
120 mm (4.72 inches)
Height-
230 mm
(9.06 inches)
Figure 8: Dimensions

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Chapter 3 : Installing Video Door Phone
Suggested Installation Positions
Due to the view angle of the camera is limited, therefore the installation position
for Video Door Phone is crucial. In order to get a better view, the view angle of this
door phone should be around 105o. Also the height of the lens position is
suggested at the distance of 155cm according to building conditions. Please refer
to diagram right.
Lighting Conditions
The Lens of this device is able to turn on WL (White Light) LED light, and WL LED is
used for auxiliary lighting. In order to get a better view, the view angle of this door
phone should be around 105o. Also the height of the lens position is suggested at
the distance of 155cm according to building conditions.
WARNING: Avoid eyes exposure to the beam of the WL (White Light) LED for a
long time, or it may cause discomfort to your eyes.
Figure 9: Suggested Installation Position

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Installing Procedures
1. Screw the Back Plate on the wall.
Making a hole that is able to let the AC wires and Ethernet cable pass through. Connect with the Video Door phone unit after
screwing the Back Plate on the wall. If necessary, please connect the Earth wire to the screw as below.
NOTE: Reserve the space for junction wiring in the wall as
the diagram below!
Figure 10: Screw Back Plate on the Wall

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2. Connect the AC wires and Ethernet cable.
Plug the AC cable connector of DP101/R to the connector, and connect Ethernet cable to DP101/R as diagram below. Be careful
when you are connecting the AC wires, please check the AC condition and turn off the general power switch before you start to
connect the wires.
Figure 11: Connect AC wire and Ethernet cable