basIP AV-03D User manual

AV-03D/AV-03BD
AV-03D/AV-03BD
Exported on 08/12/2019

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Table of Contents
Device description................................................................................................ 5
Appearance.....................................................................................................................................5
Technical parameters.......................................................................................... 6
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS............................................................................................... 6
FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES.................................................................................................. 6
Configuration through WEB interface.......................................................... 8
Login ................................................................................................................................................. 8
Main ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Network info ...................................................................................................................................................................9
Network ..........................................................................................................................................10
Custom NTP.................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Device............................................................................................................................................... 11
Apartment settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
SIP settings..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Call settings................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Device settings ............................................................................................................................................................ 13
Access management ................................................................................................................. 13
Common settings........................................................................................................................................................ 14
Locks management.................................................................................................................................................... 14
Open lock....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Additional settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
Identifiers ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
New identifier ............................................................................................................................................................... 16
Forward .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Forward settings ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
New forward queue ................................................................................................................................................... 17
Advanced.......................................................................................................................................19
System ............................................................................................................................................19
Settings..........................................................................................................................................................................20
Device language......................................................................................................................................................... 20
Reboot ...........................................................................................................................................................................20

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Installation and connection.............................................................................. 21
Completness check of the product ..................................................................................... 21
Electrical connection................................................................................................................. 21
Mechanical mounting ............................................................................................................... 23
Connection of additional modules......................................................................................24
Usage of the device ........................................................................................... 25
UKEY mobile access ................................................................................................................. 25
Description ................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Working principle ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
Mobile access with UKEY applicationhttps://wiki.bas-ip.com/basipidapp ........................................ 25
Triple-clicking setup with UKEY Cfghttps://wiki.bas-ip.com/display/BASIPCONFIGID/
UKEY+Cfg application ............................................................................................................................................. 26
Ways to get mobile ID and access card ........................................................................................................... 26
Recieving the RTSP stream from the panel's camera .................................................29

Device description– 5
Device description
BAS-IP AV-03D is a stylish panel that will surely fit perfectly into the interior of any office center.
The panel is made of high quality plastic and can be used in almost any room.
Appearance

Technical parameters– 6
Technical parameters
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Panel Type: Individual
Display: No
Camera: 1/4"
Viewing angle: horizontal 100°, vertical 52°
Camera resolution: 1 MP
Output video: 720p (1280x720), H.264 Main profile
Night lights: 6 LEDs
Minimum illumination: 0.01 LuX
Protection class: IP40
Temperature condition: -10 - + 40° С
Power consumption: 6.5 W, standby 2.5 W
Power supply: + 12 Volt, PoE
Body: ABS plastic
Color solution: Titanium gray, black
Size for installation: 25 × 60 × 40 mm
The size of the panel itself: 102 × 160 × 46 mm
Installation Type: Surface
FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES
Interface: Russian / English, WEB - interface
Opening the lock: From the monitor, from the BAS-IP Intercom application, via card, from the
UKEY application
Access Control AV-03ED: EM-Marin Contactless Card Reader
Access Control AV-03MD: Mifare Contactless Card Reader
Access Control AV-03BD: Multi-format reader with UKEY technology support
ACS Integration: Wiegand 26 output
Shortcut buttons: 1 touch call button
Number of call melodies: 4 polyphonic ringtones
Authentication: Separate password for settings, WEB – interface
Talk mode: Duplex

Technical parameters– 7
Optional: SIP P2P, Built-in Relay

Configuration through WEB interface– 8
Configuration through WEB interface
•Login(see page 8)
•Main(see page 8)
•Network(see page 10)
•Device(see page 11)
•Access management(see page 13)
•Forward(see page 17)
•Advanced(see page 19)
•System(see page 19)
Login
To configure the call panel remotely via the WEB interface, you need to connect to it with an
Internet browser on your PC. The panel must be connected in the same network segment as the
PC from which it is planned to perform the configuration.
To find the device in the LAN it is required to use Remote search and upgrade tool.
In the Internet browser, in the address entry box, you must enter the IP address of the panel,
after which the user name and password entry window will appear.
Username to enter the settings: admin.
The password required for entry corresponds to the password for access to the settings of the
call panel and is the installer password (default password: 123456).
Main
After successful authorization, the following interface will be displayed:

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Device info
Framework:A version of the framework.
Launcher:A version of the launcher.
Network info
DHCP:Current DHCP status.
IP адрес:Current IP address of the device.
Subnet mask:Used subnet mask.
Gateway:Gateway address.
DNS server:DNS server address.
MAC address:Physical address of the device.

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Network
DHCP: Enable/disable the automatic retrieval of network settings.
IP: Panel IP address.
Mask: Subnet mask.
Gateway: The main gateway.
DNS: DNS server address.
Custom NTP
Current device date/time:Shows the current device's date and time.
URL:Field to enter custom NTP server address.
Timezone:Choose used timezone.
By default, the call panel can have a static IP address 192.168.1.90 or 192.168.1.91.

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Device
Mode:Panel's operation mode.
Building:Building number.
Unit:Unit number.
Flor:Floor number.
Apartment:Apartment number.
Device number:Device numeration number.
SIP settings
Apartment settings
Numeration of the panels
If you have several call panels that have one logical address, then in the "No." field
specify the value 2, 3, 4, 5, etc., up to 9.

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Enable/Disable:Enable/disable SIP registration.
Proxy:A proxy SIP server that can be represented by both an IP address and a domain name.
Server:SIP server address.
STUN IP:STUN server address.
STUN port:The port of the STUN server.
Password:Password of SIP number.
Automatic re-registration: Re-register the device on the SIP server.
Re-registration interval: Input field for the time interval in seconds, after which the device will be
re-registered on the SIP server.
Call settings
Data format:
Before the proxy address, you must specify "sip:".
Data format:
Сan be represented by both an IP address and a domain name.
Example:
stun.l.google.com.
Example:
For google STUN server 19302 port is used.

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The maximum time for calling: The time interval after which the panel automatically ends an
outgoing call if there is no answer.
Maximum talk time: The time interval after which the panel automatically ends the outgoing
conversation.
Device settings
Video quality: Select your preferred video resolution.
RTP data profile: Select your preferred RTP data profile.
Volume Level: Adjusts the speaker volume of the panel.
Access management
In this menu, you can set general control parameters of the access control system, access rules,
and identifiers.

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Common settings
Master card: Master card number.
Use master code: Enable/disable using master code to open the lock.
Master code: The code entered on the keypad for opening the lock.
Locks management
Lock open time (s): Time for which the panel relay contacts are closed or open.
Lock open delay: Time after which the contacts of the panel's relay will close or open.
When using the control module with two locks SH-42, when entering the master code
on the panel, both locks will open.
Registering access cards via web interface
Enter 0 in the “Master card” field and click the “Apply” button.
Next, bring the master card, necessary for the registration, to the panel reader area -
the signal "BEEP" will sound, which means that the master card has been successfully
registered. After that, you need to put this card again to enter the card-issuing mode.
After that, in the area of the panel reader hold the user cards in turn. After each user
card, the “BEEP” signal will sound, which means the successful registration of the raised
card.
The time between adding cards should not exceed 10 seconds.

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Keep the lock open, if there is no SIP registration: Function to automatically open the lock if SIP
registration on the panel is lost.
No Sip registration time: Time period after which the lock begins to openif SIP registration on
the panel is lost.
Open lock
Lock #1, Lock #2
Open lock: The function of opening the selected lock from the panel WEB interface.
Additional settings
Monitor secure mode: Turns off the alarm on the internal monitor when you bring up a card that
is connected to the logical address of this monitor.
Identifiers
This menu displays a table of identifiers and access codes added to the panel memory.

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New identifier
After clicking on the "New identifier" button, the following interface will appear:
Identifier number: Number of identifier in decimal format.
Building:
Unit:
building number
0001-9999

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Floor:
Room:
Forward
This section is used to substitute numbers by means of the panel when making calls to internal
monitors when there is no monitor or it is turned off, or to any given SIP number.
Forward settings
Mode: Mode of the forwarding.
All at once - the call is made to all numbers simultaneously.
One by one - the call is made to the numbers in turn with a delay of 20 seconds.
New forward queue
Unit number
00-99
Floor number
00-99
Room number
01-99

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After clicking on the "New Forward" button, the following interface will be displayed:
Apartment number: Number dialed on the panel's keypad.
Forward Number: The direction in which the call will be made when you enter the corresponding
number on the keypad. It can be used both for calls within the LAN via P2P, and for SIP calls.
Input format for internal calls
192.168.1.65 is the IP address of the called SIP client (in the case of using a softphone,
the IP address of the device where the softphone is installed).
Call to SP-02:
sip:192.168.1.99, where 192.168.1.99 is the IP address of the called handset.
Input format for SIP calls
sip.bas-ip.com is the address of the SIP server, which can be specified either by the IP
address or by the domain name.

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Advanced
RTSP feed:Function to view additional IP cameras during a call (up to 4 streams). This feature is
available for v4 monitors and any other SIP devices with a keyboard.
Url: Address of the RTSP stream displayed during the call.
System
In this section, backup and restoration of the panel settings, software update, language change,
and software reboot are performed.
During a call, it is possible to switch between streams by pressing keys 1 through 5. The
key "1" corresponds to the stream of the camera of the call panel, the keys from "2" to
"5" - to additionally added streams (transmission is done by DTMF RFC2833).
Example
rtsp://admin:[email protected]:8554/ch01

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Settings
Choose file:Selecting the panel configuration file from the PC file system.
Set default settings:Reset all panel settings to factory defaults.
Backup all settings:Save and export configuration files.
Device language
Choosing the language of the device.
Reboot
Reboot:Soft reset of the panel.
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