ESP A1IPMW Installation instructions

A1IPMW & A1IPMB
Full Manual
Aperta IP PoE Monitor with App

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1. Contents
1. System Installation Diagram 3
1.1 Apartment Wiring Diagram 3
1.2 Villa Wiring Diagram 3
1.3 Indoor Monitor Diagram 3
2. Monitor Operations 4
2.1 Main GUI 4
2.2 Recording Center 5
2.2.1 Photo Record 5
2.2.2 Call Record 5
2.2.3 Message Record 5
2.2.4 Motion Detection Record 6
2.3 Monitoring Center 6
2.4 Video Intercom 6
2.4.1 Call Room (Apartment Only) 6
2.4.2 Intercom Call (Between Monitor Extensions) 7
2.4.3 Cloud Intercom 7
2.4.4 Telephone Book (only for apartment system) 10
2.5 User Settings 10
2.5.1 System Info 10
2.5.2 RIngtone Setting 11
2.5.3 Time & Date Setting 11
2.5.4 Passcode Setting 11
2.5.5 Volume Setting 12
2.5.6 Language Setting 12
2.5.7 Screen Brightness Setting 12
2.5.8 Wallpaper 13
2.5.9 Screen Saver Setting 13
2.5.10 Delay Setting 14
2.6 System Settings 14
2.6.1 Monitor Extension Setting - “Extension” 15
2.6.2 Outdoor Station Setting - “Door” 16
2.6.3 System Password Setting 16
2.6.4 System Reset 17
2.6.5 IP Camera Setting 17
2.6.6 Colour Adjustment 17
2.6.7 Software Upgrade 18
2.6.8 Record Mode Setting 18
2.6.9 Outdoor Station Parameter Reset 18
3. Technical Parameters 19
4. Installing the Indoor monitor 19

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2. System Installation Diagram
2.1 Apartment Wiring Diagram
2.2 Villa Wiring Diagram
Multiple Devices Point to Point
2.3 Indoor Monitor Diagram
15V
PSU
15V
PSU
Connect to a normally open switch to trigger
the monitor’s doorbell facility
UNUSED
GND
12V Alternative power connections
BELL
GND
NC
NO
COM
B
A
[1]
[2]
Monitor Lock Connections
RS485
IP/PoE connection
Connect to a
door chime

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3. Monitor Operations
3.1 Main GUI
Apartment System Main GUI
1. There are Menu Tiles, Shortcut Tiles & Status Indicators
2. Menu Tiles Including: Recording Center, Monitoring Center, Video Intercom, User Settings, System Settings
3. Shortcut Icons:
4. Status Icons:
1. Network Status: Connected Disconnected Network Conict
2. Security Status: Disarmed Note: Security Status has been disabled for this model.
3. Unread Message(s):
4. Missed Call(s):
5. Unread Public Message: Note: Public Messages have been disabled for this model.
Shortcut Icon Shortcut Name Function
Ringtone On/O󰀨 Toggle button for turning the button ring tone and/or call
ringtone On/O󰀨
Door 1 Monitoring Monitor Outdoor Station 1
Monitor Unlock Triggers the monitors onboard lock connections

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3.2 Recording Center
3.2.1 Photo Record
Store calls & motion detection events with snaphot images.
Click View to review the saved images.
3.2.2 Call Record
1. The monitor(s) will save call records by type; Missed call(s), Dialled call(s), Answered Call(s), and the record details; Date, Time & Read staus(es).
2. Choose the corresponding le, and click on “View” to check the records in detail including the video/image le.
3. You can redial a Missed, Recieved or Dialled call, by clicking “Redial” when the button is available.
3.2.3 Message Record
Stored Missed calls Records can be left. A visitor can leave a Voice or Video message, if there is no response after the Outdoor Station calls the
monitor(s). Click View to see the message detail, which includes Device Info, Date Time, Record Status for that specic record.
Using the Delete or Delete All button allows you to delete specc or all records.

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3.2.4 Motion Detection Record
Motion Detection Records inlcude the Entension Monitor Info, Time & Status. Once a record has been selected, click “View” to review the records
details.
3.3 Monitoring Center
Available to monitor all Outdoor Stations, Villa Outdoor Stations & IP Cameras. The monitoring time is limited to 1 Minute.
3.4 Video Intercom
3.4.1 Call Room (Apartment Only)
The Monitor(s) support and intercom call between apartment monitors which uses the same Local Access Network. By entering in the Room Number
and pressing OK. For example; monitor 01Bd.0101Room can call 01Bd.0250Room.
Internal Intercom Switch; If enabled, a monitor can be called by other monitors, when active the “Call Room” button will be blue.

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3.4.2 Intercom Call (Between Monitor Extensions)
The Monitor(s) support an Intercom call between room extensions. After a monitor has had its monitor extension set, all indoor monitors
extensions will support this function.
Note: If the monitors room number is default, it will not have an extension.
3.4.3 Cloud Intercom
The moniitors support mobile phone notications and functions via the ClickSmart+ app.
Note: Only the monitor which is set to the extension of 01 or is at a default state can be used as the Cloud Intercom monitor.
App download & Register:
1. Before attempting to connect the monitor to the WiFi & mobile app, please download the ClickSmart+ app, which is available on both
Android and iOS.
2. Open the ClickSmart+ app and register for an account, or log into a previously existing account.
3. Log into your account
AP Mode Connection:
1. Once the primary monitor has fully booted up, go to Video Intercom > Cloud Intercom > WiFi Connection. And click on “Valid” to turn on
AP Mode, and then the monitor will reboot automatically, and once it has rebooted a hotspot “SmartLife-xxxxxx” will then appear.
Note: xxxxxx is the last 6 digits of the monitors MAC Address.
2. Once the indoor monitor has once again fully rebooted, go onto your mobile phones Settings > Wi-Fi, and connect to the hotspot
discussed in point 1.
3. Open the ClickSmart+ app, go to add a new device, click on ESP, and nally click on “Smart Aperta IP Monitor” to start the adding
sequence.

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4. Firstly enter in the network SSID & Password for the network you want the Monitor to be connected to, and click next.
5. Next ensure that point 1 has been followed before clicking next
6. Finally connect your mobile phone to the before discussed hotspot network, by pressing “Go To Connect”, once you return to the ClickSmart+
app it will add the device.

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App Introduction
1. Hang Up/Back: Exit the interface when pressed whilst talking and/or monitoring
2. Speaker: When ON you can hear the audio coming from the Outdoor Station, and no audio when OFF.
3. Picture Snapshot: Can snapshot images whilst talking and/or monitoring.
4. Microphone: When ON you can hear the audio coming from the phone on the Outdoor Station, and no audio when OFF.
5. Outdoor Station Unlock: Switches the lock connections on the connected Outdoor Station
6. Channel Switch: Can switch the monitor to other Outdoor Stations whilst talking and/or monitoring.
7. Playback: Click here for video playback when the SD card is installed into the primary monitor, and recording function on the app is on.
8. Pictures: Any snapshot pictures or videos whilst talking and/or monitoring is stored here. (only for Android) (iOS is stored in Camera Roll)
9. Monitor Unlock: Switches the lock connections on the primary monitor whilst talking and/or monitoring.
10. Video Recording: Start recording video whilst talking and/or monitoring.
11. Full Screen: Displays the image in full screen.
12. Settings.
1. Modify the device name.
2. View the device info.
3. Set basic settings such as talk mode.
4. Share device to other accounts
5. Delete the device, if it needs upbounding from this account.
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3.4.4 Telephone Book (only for apartment system)
You can add the other Apartments as contacts, and call them.
Fill in the Contact name, building, room number when adding. You can then connect an intercom call aftewards.
Note: The contacts that are added here need to be on the same LAN, and the monitors need to be congured to their Room ID rstly.
3.5 User Settings
Click to enter the User Settings Page. Using the 2 circles at the bottom of the page to swap between the 2 pages of user settings’ tiles.
3.5.1 System Info
Click “System Info” to show the systems current details:
• Extension Code
• IP Address 1 (Wired Network Cards IP Address)
• Subnet Mask
• Gateway
• Network Conguration Version
• Software Version
• MAC Address
• IP Address 2 (Wireless Network Card IP Address)
• PID
• ID
• SD Card Capacity
Format: Formats the inserted Micro SD Card
Read: Insert the Micro SD Card which has the ID File into the monitor, click “read” to get the ID number.

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3.5.2 RIngtone Setting
The monitors calling ringtone can be changed using this menu.
You can set custom ringtones by saving the desired MP3 in the “ring” folder on the MicroSD Card.
You can preview the selected ringtone, by clicking on listen when the ring tone is selected.
3.5.3 Time & Date Setting
1. 24-Hour time system as default. You can change the Year / Month / Day / Hour / Minute on this menu, and press save after setting
2. Format Switch: Switch the Date Format as Y/M/D, D/M/Y, M/D/Y.
3.5.4 Passcode Setting
The Passcode is for unlocking on apartment systems, the functionality for Villa systems has been disabled for this model.
The unlock passcode is to be used as the Outdoor Stations apartment unlock code.
When changing the passcode, enter the original passcode (default is 123456), and enter the new passcode twice and click “Conrm”, then it will change
successfully, and the respective A1IPDSM1’s will update.
Note: Ensure that the User Password setting within Authority, on the respective A1IPDSM1(‘s) has been enabled for this function to operate.
You cannot use the same 6 digits for your new passcode.

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3.5.5 Volume Setting
1. Use the below buttons to adjust the volume of “Ringtone / Touch Key or Talk”, and there would be a preview of the sound of the adjusted volume
setting, and you need only press “OK” to set the volume.
Increase the volume (+)
Decrease the volume (-)
Note: Default volume is 6, and the range is 0 - 15.
2. Key Tone Switch: Toggle ON/OFF, if illuminated in dark blue that is the selected option.
3. Voice Message ON/OFF: When toggled on it allows for messages to be left if a call into the monitor is not answered.
Default setting is OFF, if illuminated in dark blue that is the selected option.
3.5.6 Language Setting
Available languages are English, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Bulgarian, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Persian &
Dutch. Select a language and need to click “OK” to set successfully.
Using Next & Prev will rotate through pages.
3.5.7 Screen Brightness Setting
Users can adjustment the Brightness settings of their monitor. The brightness range is 1 - 100.
Increase the brightness (+)
Decrease the brightness (-)

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3.5.8 Wallpaper
User can change the wallpaper, all a user needs to is select the wallpaper le, and click “set as wallpaper”. Custom wallpapers can be set, all they need
do is save a 1024 * 600 as a .JPG into the “Wallpaper” folder on the MicroSD Card.
3.5.9 Screen Saver Setting
The system has the capability for a screensaver. The monitor supports 4 standby modes;
• Black Screensaver
• Time Screensaver
• Clock Screensaver
• Picture Screensaver
The monitor will enter the Screensaver mode after being in standby for 60 seconds.
Picture Screensaver
1. Run through a slideshow of the pictures in the SD Card, after running through the images for 1 hour the screen will turn o󰀨.
2. User needs to create a folder called “screensaver” on the MicroSD Card, and place the images into the folder.
3. The pictures must be;
• File format: JPG
• Resolution: Less than 1920*1080
• File Size: Less than 3 MB
From: 00:00 to 06:00, the monitor will be a black screen.

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3.5.10 Delay Setting
There are 4 delay settings, which are as follows;
Ring: This is the ringing time when the monitor is called.
Can be set between 5 - 90 seconds, the default is 30 seconds
Call: This is the time that when the monitor is called, specically the time from the end of the monitor ringing being called until hung up.
Can be set from 0 - 60 seconds, the default is 30 seconds.
Screensaver: This is the time being being idle and the screen saver mode being activated.
Can be set to 0/30/60/90, the default is 60 seconds.
Unlock: Set the unlock time of the local lock connections on the monitor.
Can be set from 5 - 60 seconds, the default is 5 seconds.
3.6 System Settings
Click on “System Settings” in the Main GUI and input the system PIN Code of “666666” to enter the system settings.
Using the 2 circles at the bottom of the page to swap between the 2 pages of user settings’ tiles.

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3.6.1 Monitor Extension Setting - “Extension”
Note: Dont set the monitor extension before setting the “Door” successfully.
Apartment System (build mode)
After completing the A1IPDSM1’s Setup, click on “Extension”, and set the number for this monitor.
The extension must be Building, Room, Extension. The Building must match the Outdoor Station for that building.
Ex. Building 1 Apartment 0157 Extension 2 would be 01Bd.0157Room01Ext.
Villa System
After completing the “Door” menu setup for the attached A1IPVDS’ Setup, click on “Extension”, and set the number for this monitor.
The range of the extension is 1 - 3. Ex. 01 is extension number 1 - which is classed as the primary monitor.
Changing System Mode: When entering the system PIN code as discussed in section 2.6, type in “61714” and it will open the screen to change mode.
Using the arrows on the “Device Type” will change the mode between Build (apartment) and Villa.

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3.6.2 Outdoor Station Setting - “Door”
If any of the Villa Outdoor Station(s) and/or monitor(s) are in a default state then, you can set the parameters using this menu.
Note: All parameters will be restored to default if a factory reset is executed.
Reset Monitor:
All parameters will be reset back to default after reset; please refer to section 2.6.5.
Reset Villa Outdoor Station:
Press and hold the call button for a full 60 seconds until a bleep is heard and the LED lights turn on, then release the button. The Outdoor Station once
rebooted will play a melody.
Ensure that all devices are on the same LAN, ensure that only 1 Outdoor Station & 1 monitor is connected when conguring for the rst time. If more
Outdoor Stations are required, they must be connected one after the other, after each Doorstation has been congured in sequence.
Apartment System:
Is to be set on the physical A1IPDSM1 using the ODS’s onboard GUI.
Villa System:
Is to be set by using the Door menu via a monitor in the default parameters mode.
• Door Extension
• Unlock Time
• Ring Volume
• Call Volume
• Motion Sensitivity (only available on A1IPVDS) (0 = O󰀨, 1 = Low, 2 = Medium, 3 = High)
Note: When setting Door parameters, both the monitor & A1IPVDS must be in a default parameter state. Parameters are to be set one by one.
“-” represents a digit.
3.6.3 System Password Setting
Click “System Pwd” to enter the setting menu. Firstly enter the old password, and then enter the new password into the 2nd and 3rd elds, nally
pressing OK to set.
Note: Default PIN is 666666.

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3.6.4 System Reset
Click “System Reset” to restore the monitor back to factory settings, the monitor will display a nal dialogue to ensure you are sure that you want to
default the monitor back to default settings. This will restore both parameters and records that are stored on the monitor.
3.6.5 IP Camera Setting
1. Supports H/264 IP Camera Protocol; ONVIF
2. Access the IP Camera VIA web browser, and conrm Video Format is H.264, and make sure the any audio is disabled.
3. When connecting the IP Camera, ensure that the IP Address’s rst 3 segments match that of the Monitor.
4. Click “Add” to start the adding process; starting with Name, and then IP Address; this IP Address must be the IP Address of the IP Camera.
5. You will then enter the Username & Password, and it will return you to the menu with the camera added.
6. Using the “Delete” menu, you can select IP Cameras to remove.
3.6.6 Colour Adjustment
The contrast, saturation and video colour of the screen can be set. The parameter setting range is 0 - 99. After setting, click save.

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3.6.7 Software Upgrade
Caution: Don’t shut o󰀨 the power during any software upgrades or it mat cause the monitor to cease working.
1. Copy relevant upgrade les “image.dd” & “NetCfg.dat” onto the MicroSD Card.
2. Shutdown the monitor and install the MicroSD Card, and then enter the “Upgrade” menu.
3. Select “NetCfg” or “Program” to upgrade the Network conguration or Program respectively.
A. Select “NetCfg” rstly, and click “OK” to upgrade the Network Conguration, the monitor will then reboot automatically.
B. Select “Program” rstly, and click “OK” to upgrade the Program, the monitor will then reboot automatically.
3.6.8 Record Mode Setting
“Record Mode” is inclusive of both Videos & Snapshots, this will when selected record either videos or snapshots of answers & missed calls from any
connected Outdoor Stations, press “OK” to save the mode.
3.6.9 Outdoor Station Parameter Reset
Using this menu you can review & modify congured Villa Outdoor Stations’ parameters.
1. Input the desired Villa ODS’s “Door Extension Number” and click “OK”, this wll collect the current parameters of the selected Villa ODS.
Such as; Unlock Time, RIng Volume, Call Volume, Motion Sensitivity & Software Version.
2. You can then modify the parameters, you just need to delete the existing values, and replace them with the desired values, and set them by
pressing OK.

Contact Details
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Elite Security Products UK, Unit 7 Target Park, Shawbank Road, Lakeside, Redditch, Worcestershire, B98 8YN
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: [email protected]
Registered in England, Company Registration Number: 02769392, VAT Registration: GB614686525
For more product information please visit www.espuk.com
E&OE - Errors and Omissions Excepted. I23
4. Technical Parameters
• Display: 7” (TFT LCD)
• Resolution: 1024 * 600
• Power: DC15V, DC 48V (PoE, 802.3af/at)
• Current <600mA (DC15V)
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +50°C
• Dimensions: 151mm x 226mm x 20.5mm
• Mounting: Surface
For more information, please see the datasheets published on www.espuk.com
5. Installing the Indoor monitor
• Install cables a minimum of 30cm from AC power cabling, to reduce interference onto the data cables.
• Do not disassemble this product.
• Be careful to not drop this product as it may damage it.
• Recommended installation height is between 150 and 160cm’s o󰀨 of the ground.
• Ensure unit is fully powered down before installation.
• Keep away from water, magnetic eld and chemical sources.
How to install the indoor unit.
Cables
Mounting
Plate
Rawl
Plugs