Channel Vision ST-3048W Service manual

ST-3048W
4.3” touch screen intercom
Installation Instruction Manual

CATALOG
PRODUCT FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................2
1. PRE-NETWORK SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................3
2. ACCESSING AND CONFIGURING THE USER INTERFACE .........................................................................5
3. NETWORK SETTINGS ..............................................................................................................................6
5. VOIP SETTINGS: ....................................................................................................................................8
6. ADVANCED SETTINGS...........................................................................................................................9
Specifications:
Voltage: 12VDC POE
Rated Power: 4W
Standby power consumption: 1.5W
Display Screen: 4.3” capacitive touch screen
Resolution: 480x272
Operating Temperature: -10~+50
CPU: Single core 1GHz
Memory: 64MB
Flash: 128MB

SIP based IP Intercom with room to room communication utilizing 1
Cat5 wire. Communication works with every Channel Vision front door
IP intercom. This cost effective 4.3″ screen features hands free
communication and high quality full motion video of the visitor at the
front door. Simple push button hard key allows you to release the door
strike from any station without scrolling through the menu.
Product Features:

PRE-NETWORK SETTINGS
- Connect your IP room station to your switch or router via cat5e or cat6, then launch the CVT
Upgrade Tool (This tool is on http://channelvision.com/support/product-support/firmware-software/).
Click on the search button to find the IP address of your door station. 192.168.1.230 by default.
- Verify your computer's LAN settings from a command prompt. The easiest way to get to a
command prompt on a Windows system is to press win+R on your ke yboard. (Hold the windows
key down and then press R).
- After pressing the win+R key combination, you will type “cmd” and press OK to get to the command
prompt.

- Once In the command prompt you will type “ipconfig” and press enter to find the IP information of
your LAN (your IP address, Subnet mask, default Gateway).
- Make sure you write down your IP address, your network mask and your default gateway (router
address) so you can reference them later.
- Compare your IP address (pictured above) with the IP address of your room station (pictured
below). If the first three octets (192.168.1.x) of your computer match the first three octets
(192.168.1.x) of your room station you can proceed to step 4.
- If they don't match, you can refer to the “changing network settings” portion of this manual.
Default IP address of the ST-3048 is 192.168.1.230, and for the ST-3048 is 192.168.1.220.
Note: Do not proceed to step 3 until you have verified your computer and room station are on the same
network.

2. ACCESSING AND CONFIGURING THE USER INTERFACE
- Open a Web browser, type the IP address of your room station into the address bar at the top
and press enter to access the user interface. For ST-3048 the default IP is 192.168.1.240.
- Enter your user name and password to access the user interface. The default user name is “admin”
and default password is “123456”

3. NETWORK SETTINGS
DHCP: leave the DHCP box unchecked, we want to leave the room station on a static
address to access it later to make any necessary changes.
IP: enter an IP address for your room station to use in your network. (refer to pre-network settings info)
Mask: 255.255.255.0 The subnet mask of your network.
Gateway: 192.168.1.1 The IP address of your router.
DNS: 8.8.8.8 or enter the same DNS address that you are using on your local network (you can find the
DNS address your network is using by typing “ipconfig /all” into a command).

TOUCH SCREEN ROOM SETTINGS
Build: 1-99. (Must match SI-8000 device settings)
Unit: 1-99. (Must match SI-8000 device settings)
Floor: 2 digits, 11 is default: (Must match SI-8000 device settings)
Room: 2 digits. (If a particular configuration is needed, see sections 4.1 or 4.2.)
Device: Must start with 0-9 and not have 2 devices with the same number including mobile phones.
Sync: used to sync any additional room stations together to communicate with each other.
Server: when using management software for MDU’s otherwise this will be the router address.
Password: The password used to login to a management server.
For the multiple screens in the installation, we have 2 different options to intercommunicate with each
screen.

VOIP SETTINGS:
First, the SIP box must be checked
to configure this part, as shown:
Proxy: URL of your SIP server. For the mobile visualization of the Door Stations , we will use the
Linphone app, is an open source SIP Server, so the parameters that fit in this part is: sip:
sip.linphone.org.
Realm: URL of the domain your SIP Authentication server is on. It will use sip.linphone.org.
Outbound: URL of your outbound proxy server. It will use sip: sip.linphone.org.
STUN IP: URL of the STUN Server. For this case, will use sip.linphone.org.
STUN Port: Port used to setup phone calls to a VOIP provider outside the local network. You should
use 5060 as a default port.
User: Is the user name for your SIP account from the linphone.org website.
Password: Use the password for your SIP account from the linphone.org website.
NOTE: This is only for the room stations. All mobile phones and Touchscreen Room Stations must have
their own Linphone account. Think of this as an individual phone number or extension.
Timeout: Amount of time in seconds the door station will attempt to make a call (120-1800s).
Select “Submit” button to confirm settings.

To con firm that the VOIP is set up correctly, in the “MAIN” section you will see the SIP Text is OK as a
shown:
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Ex Phone: Enter the URL of an SIP Account to
forward when touchscreens room stations not
answered.
Auto Pickup: Automatically answers an
incoming call from another device.
Quick Call: Enter the URL of a device to be
called when you press the “Center” button on
the call screen (Figure 3-1).
DTMF Unlock: Check the box to activate
(DTMF) Dual Tone Multi Frequency u nlock
(Unlock with a code typed into a keypad).
DTMF: Enter the code to be used to unlock the door from a keypad.
VOIP/Call
Section
Quick
Call

7. Website Settings
Advertising: Enter the URL of a web page you want to advertise on the screen saver and select the
box above.
Browser: enter a web address that you want the BROWSER icon to navigate to.
Mall: enter a web address that you want the MALL icon to navigate to.
GOV: enter a web address that you want the GOV icon to navigate to.
Cook: enter a web address that you want the COOK icon to navigate to.
MAP: enter a web address that you want the MAP icon to navigate to.