COP DAHUA DHI-VTO4202F-P User manual

DAHUA VDP
INSTALL GUIDE
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Please read this document before installation
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VTO2202F-P
Module
802.3af PoE
Tamper Switch Sounds an alarm in the event that the VTO unit is tampered with
Network Connection Connect the supplied RJ45 adapter cable to this port
+12v Used when not powering the VTO via PoE, connect the 12v or 24v DC positive supply to this
terminal
GND Ground connection for 12v DC negative supply and other inputs
12v Out DC 12v continuous output for auxiliary device (100mA max)
Door Button Input to connect a switch such as a push button for releasing the door lock
Door FB Input for door contact to check if the door is closed before engaging lock
Door NO/NC/COM Relay output used when unlocking door
RS485 A/B RS485 Bus for connecting secondary lock controller DEE1010B
Master VTH PoE Monitor
When conguring a home VDP system, all devices should rst be connected together. Usually, this is done by connecting both the
camera unit (VTO) and monitor(s)(VTH) to a switch and or network, see examples below:
Example 1 - Single Household
Example 2 - Apartment System
VDP SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
VTO CONNECTIONS
PoE
Switch
Tamper
Switch
NET
Network
Connection
Inputs &
Outputs
GND ALARM_COM DOOR_FB DOOR BUTTON ALARM_ON GND DOOR_NC DOOR_COM DOOR_NO 12V_OUT RS485_B RS485_A EOC1(+12)
EOC1(GND)
VTO6221E-P
Module
802.3af PoE
Master VTH PoE Monitor
PoE
Switch
Optional Extension monitor
Master VTH PoE Monitor
802.3af PoE
802.3af PoE
802.3af PoE

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- Laptop with Ethernet Connection
- Network Switch
- Power Supplies
- Dahua Tool Box Installed: available at: https://www.cop-eu.com/technical-support/downloads
Tools can be installed and downloaded for use ofine
You will need to register with
Dahua using an email address
to access more tools in the
toolbox.
Please install the VDP Cong.
Other tools are available once
logged in.
Search Settings
EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS REQUIRED

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The rst step in conguring the VTO camera is to discover the cameras on the network so the IP address can be congured. By
default, all VTO units are shipped on an IP address of 192.168.1.108 or 192.168.1.110 depending on model.
Before the VTO can be used and congured, the unit must rst be initialised. This can be achieved by connecting directly to the
unit via a web browser.
To initialise via the web browser, open Internet Explorer and type the relevant IP address as mentioned above and then follow the
on-screen prompts. Please note: The computer IP address must be in the same IP subnet.
TOP TIP:
When entering an email during the registration process maybe create and/or use a compnay specic email address, such as:
‘[email protected]’. This email account solely for resetting any forgotten passwords.
INITIALISATION OF A VTO
8-32 characters
Uppercase, Lowercase, Number and/or character
Example: Passw0rd!

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Before conguring the VTH, it must rst be initialised. Follow the on-screen wizard to set an admin password. The password can only
be made up of six (6) numbers.
TOP TIP:
This is commonly called the engineers password and will get you access to congure the VTH later on.
The user password is default 123456, this will get you access to change some basic settings like ring volume, time and date.
TOP TIP:
If the settings button is only pressed and not held, entering the password 123456 will enter the user settings rather than the
engineer settings
To congure the VTH unit, use the built-in menu within the monitor itself. VTH units do not support web browser conguration.
INITIALISATION OF A VTH
CONFIGURATION OF A VTH

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The VTH Cong menu is used to set the room number of the VTH and to congure the unit as a Master unit.
Tap VTH Cong
Next, tap on SIP Server
The master monitor must have #0 after the room
number - example: 1#0
Click OK
This is the VTO IP address
Network Port must match the SIP network port in
the VTO
Register Password is default 123456
Once logged into the VTH settings menu navigate to Network and congure the VTH Network settings to match that of the working
network and subnet of the VTO.

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To add the VTH to the VTO, revisit the VTO web browser and navigate to Household Setting > Room No Management
1. Click Clear to remove the rooms already added into the system by default.
2. Click Add to add the new VTH details
At the top of the VTH screen this icon should disappear,
this indicates that the VTO and VTH are now connected.
TOP TIP: If the icon is still displayed, go back to the VTH menu >
VTO Cong and Disable then re-enable the Status option. If this
is still present thencheck all settings as previously covered.
You can now call the VTH from the VTO by pressing the call button and answer from the VTH.
Next, tap on VTO Cong
CONFIGURATION OF A VTO
Click Save
This is the VTO IP address
The Username & Password used to log in on the
web browser of the VTO
Enable Status - ON
Front
Door
FD
Change to ‘local’
Register password is 123456. Same as SIP register
password in the VTH.
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ADDING ADDITIONAL VTH MONITOR(S) TO YOUR SYSTEM
Additional VTH monitors can be added to the existing system as Extension monitors or as additional Master monitors.
Extension monitors can be called simultaneously along with the Master monitor. Up to 9 Extension monitors can be added to each
master monitor.
Additional Master Monitor setup - Follow the instructions on page 5, whilst choosing a unique room number and IP address for
each Master monitor. Master monitors ring independently of each other and each have a unique room number. An apartment
system is an example of where multiple master monitors would be used.
Extension Monitor Setup - First follow the instructions on Page 5, then follow the steps below.
It is also possible to have a mix of additional Master & Extension monitors by following both setup procedures.
Now Log into the VTO and navigate to Household Setting - Room No Management – Add.
Add the second VTH into the menu using the room number followed by #1 (1-#1) As per g ***
You can now call BOTH VTHs from the VTO by pressing the call button and answer from either VTH.
Click OK
Click Master to change to Extension
Enter the Master VTH IP Address
Enter the Master VTH username
(admin) default
Enter the Master VTH Engineer Password
Master monitor
Master Monitor
Extension monitor
Master Monitor
Example 1 - Single Household
Example 2 - Apartment System Extension Monitor (optional)
Extension Monitor (optional)

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ADDING AN ADDITIONAL VTO
In order to congure an additional VTO,
You must rst follow the instructions on page 4.
1. Log into the 2nd VTO and navigate to Network Settings - SIP Server, change from Enable to Disable and make sure Server Type
is set to VTO
2. Delete if present SIP Domain and username and password.
The IP address should be that of the main VTO and the default password of 123456
3. Now click Save
The Device should now reboot and or request a reboot: Reboot the VTO Now
Log back into the Secondary VTO and navigate to Local Settings - Basic change from 8001 to 8002 for the secondary. Click
Conrm.
Main VTO
Secondary VTO
Note: The VTO model shown in this diagram is only an example. Other VTO models can
also be added as secondary VTO’s.

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Go to the VTH log into the Engineer Settings (Hold the Setting icon until the password prompt appears). Enter your passcode
navigate to VTO Cong – Sub VTO you must give it a name and enter the credentials of the secondary VTO, click Enable Status
TOP TIP:
Press F5 on the Keypad and or refresh the web browser page for both VTO’s but do not log back in until VTO 2 has been added to
the VTH
You can now call from BOTH VTOs to the main VTH
Now Log in the Master VTO and navigate to Household Settings – VTO No Management and click Add and enter the credentials
of the Secondary VTO

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If you have VTO4202F modular system, the main conguration of the VTO is the same as is shown on page 7.
To add modules such as a Keypad and or Card Reader to your VTO you will need to log into the VTO and navigate to Local Settings
– Basic- Façade Layout – click Add
Once you have added a new module for example a Keypad and or a Card Reader you may wish to add a security code to open
any doors without a Card.
Adding a Security Code navigate to Local Settings – Access Control – Local and Enable then enter your access control code and
conrm this, then click Save.
To use the code programmed you must use a # both before and after the code.
Example #1234#
ADDING AN EXTRA MODULE

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If you wish issue a Mifare Card or a Mifare Fob to your VTO you will need to log into the VTO and navigate to Household Settings –
Room No Management – Add Card – click Add.
The Room No and Register Password must match the details in the VTH – The register password is default 123456 and the Register
Type is set to Local
Click Issue Card when placing the card against the reader you will get a single beep, you will then be asked to give this card a
name - Click Save and the card will appear in the right-hand box.
Your new VDP product is ready to use. Should you require any further help or assistance, please call Technical Support on
01457874999
Click Save and test the card
ISSUING A CARD OR FOB

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VTO will not call the VTH:
Ensure all network settings are correct and the connection status does not have a cross in it. Revisit Example 1.
The VTO will call the VTH but it will not open the lock:
Ensure the passwords are correct in both products.
How do I change the Date and Time / Brightness of the VTH:
Press the settings chapter enter the user settings password (default 123456) navigate to General change your settings.
To enable the alarm output on the VTH:
Press the settings chapter enter the user settings password (default 123456) navigate to Alarm and enable it.
How do I nd out my version number and build date of the VTH:
Press the settings chapter enter the user settings password (default 123456) navigate to Product Info.
TROUBLESHOOTING

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