Fermax KIN PANEL User guide

INSTALLER´S MANUAL
KIN PANEL

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Technical publication for information purposes edited by FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U.
FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA applies a continuous improvement policy, therefore it reserves the right to modify
the contents of this document, as well as the product features hereof at any time and without prior notice. Any
modication will be reected in subsequent editions of this document.
This product is protected with the following patents and utility models:
PATENTS: US 9215410, US 9762852, BE1023440, AU2014203706.
UTILITY MODELS: ES1187384U, ES1141495U, FR3038192, DE202016000632U1, CN205987229(U).
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2. WEB BROWSER PROGRAMMING 5
2.1. Decive 5
2.2. General 6
2.3. Network conguration 8
2.4. Access 9
2.5. Face recognition 11
2.6. Lift 11
2.7. Ip camera 12
2.8. Sip 12
2.9. Sip call 14
2.10. Advanced 16
2.11. Pincode 17
2.12. Wechat QR 18
2.13. Reset 18
4. INSTALLATION 26
4.1. Flush box installation 26
4.2. Installation Guide Diagram 26
4.3. Connectors 27
4.4. Basic diagrams 28
4.5. Diagram Installation of the 4 RELAY MODULE REF. 1491 28
4.6. Diagram installation of the GUEST CODE Module Ref. 1494 28
4.7. Diagram installation of the lift control system 29
6. ANNEX 31
6.1. Firmware updates 31
6.2. Regulations 31
5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 30
3. OPERATION 20
3.1. Icon functions 22
1. DESCRIPTION 4
INDEX

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DESCRIPTION
This document is the Installer Manual for KIN PANEL REF. 1445, version V 03.10.
It includes installation and programming instructions.
NOTE:
Resident can access to their corresponding entrance by passing their authorized Mifare identier. The door
will open and release the lock.
The Mifare identier data must be added through FERMAX MEET MANAGEMENT software. Maximum
100.000 identiers .
By means of their WIEGAND connection (output) it is possible to integrate this Mifare reader in third party
Access Control Systems. It is also possible to integrate third party readers using WIEGAND protocol with the
KIN panel.
High denition camera 1,2 Mpx:
Lighting for night vision with LEDs
Lateral speaker
(at the edge)
Network status
(it turns on if no LAN is available)
Interactive TFT touch screen
ICON functions
Motion sensor
(to detect a person in front)
Microphone
Mifare reader
(See NOTE)
Slider
(to hide the mounting screws)

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WEB BROWSER PROGRAMMING
For programming of the KIN panel, access is required through a PC via a web browser. Preferably use
Chrome browser.
The PC must be connected to the same LAN as the panel and congured with an IP address in the same
range. The KIN panel default IP address is 10.1.0.1.
Type the IP address of the panel in the address bar of the browser. An identication form will appear.
A web page will appear with the different programming sections:
2.1. DEVICE
The section DEVICE provides some technical information regarding the equipment, as a reference.
• FERMAX KIN PANEL: Device type.
• FIRMWARE: Version of the installed
rmware.
• SERIAL Nº: Unique identication
number of the panel.
• DEVICE: Type and panel number.
• MAC: Panel MAC number.
• IP: IP address assigned to the panel.
The default identication data are:
• User name: admin
• Password: 123456
PROGRAMMING
SECTIONS

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2.2. GENERAL
The section GENERAL allows the conguration of the identication parameters of the KIN panel within the installation.
It allows time-date conguration.
TYPE: Select the identication parameters of the panel. There are some other parameters related, depending
on TYPE selection:
Block Panel Entrance
Panel installed in a single building or in a block of a condominium.
• BLOCK: Number assigned to the block where the panel has been installed (1-999). In the case of individual
blocks, let the default value: 1.
• DEVICE NUMBER: Number asigned to the block entrance where this panel is installed (1-99). In the case
that there is one entrance only, leave the default value. 1.
• DEVICE TAG: Text to be shown in the monitor and guard unit.
• ALPHANUMERIC KEYPAD: Select this box if this panel will use alphanumeric call and unselect if it will
use numbers only.
• DEVICE NUMBER: Number assigned to the general entrance where this panel is installed (1-
9000).
In the case that there is one entrance only, leave the default value 1.
• DEVICE TAG: Text to be shown in the monitor and guard unit.
• ALPHANUMERIC KEYPAD: Select this box if this panel will use alphanumeric call and unselect if it will use
numerical digits only.
In the case of ALPHANUMERIC call, the available characters are A to H. The panel will convert character A to
1, B to 2, etc. For example, dialling 80C, the called is 803.
General Entrance Panel
Panel installed in one of the main entrances to a condominium.
Button for saving
options above of it.
Button for saving date/time options
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In the case of ALPHANUMERIC call, the available characters are A to H. The panel will convert charactar
A to 1, B to 2, etc.
For example, dialling 80C, the called monitor is 803
LANGUAGE: Select the desired language in the dropdown options.
Default option is ENGLISH.
Refresh the webpage after changing
the language.
1 W Panel
For a single house or apartment. It can only call to a unique apartment.
• BLOCK: Number assigned to the block where the house or apartment belongs (1-999). In the case of
individual apartments or houses, leave the default value: 1.
• APARTMENT: Apartment number where this panel is installed. (0001-9899).
• NAME: Text to be shown in the panel, as an information for visitors.
• DEVICE NUMBER: Number asigned to this panel (1-9. In the case that there is one panel only, leave
the default value 1.
• DEVICE TAG: Text to be shown in the monitor and guard unit.
• SCREEN PROMPT: Text to be shown in the panel, as an information for visitors.
Numerical keypad Alphanumerical keypad 1 WAY panel
PANEL VOLUME: Select the desired value between 1 and 5. Default option is 4.
The conversation volume is common for uplink and downlink.
BACKGROUND: Select dark colour or light colour.

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BRIGHTNESS: Set the brightness value of the screen, 50, 100, 150, 200 and 250 option (default 250).
VOICE SYNTH: Enables or disables the speech when door lock is released. If the speech is disabled, no
speech in the panel will sound when the lock is released.
VIDEO RESOLUTION: In order to t the different types of monitors. The default value 640×480.
SIP DIVERT MODE: This function is available for the device of sip call list. Please refer to SIP section for
further details.
PARALLEL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor and the call divert APP rings at the same
time. Once one terminal answers the call the other one stops ringing.
SEQUENTIAL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor will ring 30s if no answer, the call
divert APP or other associated devices will start to ring.
SCREENSAVER: Enableordisablescreensaverofthepanel.Thescreensaverappearswhenthepanelisidle,and
nobody is in front of it for 60 seconds. Then, and after 3 minutes, the panel turns off for saving energy.
The screensaver is customizable and can be imported, exported or deleted. The default screensaver cannot
be deleted.
HELP: Enable HELP icon at the panel.
The help is customizable and can be imported, exported or deleted. The default screensaver cannot be deleted.
STANDBY INTERFACE: Standby interface is optional: CALL, HELP or DIRECTORY.
CONCIERGES: You can select 0,1 or 2 in the dropdown options. There will be no CONCIERGE icon if in the
panel the selected parameter is 0. Visitor can call one concierge if you select 1. Visitor can call two concierges
if you select 2..
The number of concierges can be assigned to each concierge from 9901 to 9998, depending on the
installation. In addition, a concierge tag can be added for description, such as Lobby Concierge or SOS
Concierge call.
It is also possible to call other con cierges than the ones indicated in the panel dialling the concierge number
trough the keypad.
DATE FORMAT: Format to show the date information in the screen.
DATE: Setting date manually (See note below).
TIME: Setting time manually (See note below).
TIME ZONE: Setting the time zone of panel. Select local time zone and save.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME: Shall be enabled for DST periods and disabled for wintertime.
NOTES:
If the installation has FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, the date and time of panel will synchronize
automatically with the management software. If the panel has access to internet, the date and time of panel
will also synchronize with internet time server.
If the installation has no FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE the installer can set date, time and time zone
manually. Do not use the GMT (TIME ZONE) adjustament in this case. GMT is usable only when the time is
automaticaly taken form internet or FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE.
Date and time can’t be saved after power loss, unless there were internet or management software in the
installation. However, the time zone, date format and daylight-saving time can be saved anyway.
Pay attention to the SAVE button related to panel settings or date/time settings since are different and
independent.
2.3. NETWORK CONFIGURATION
Allows the conguration of the different parameters of the LAN networka reference.
IP: IP address to be assigned to this panel.

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2.4. ACCESS
MASK: Subnet mask corresponding to the LAN.
GATEWAY: LAN gateway.
DNS: DNS server address. In case of doubt, we recommend using the default value 8.8.8.8.
SOFTWARE IP: IP address of the PC where the MEET Management Software is installed (if any).
SOFTWARE PIN: PIN ACCESS code for the Management Software control. The default setting is 123456.
Indicate the corresponding parameters and click on SAVE to conrm.
NOTE:
The MEET system uses static IP addressing. This ensures that each device has a unique IP address in the
same installation.
If a device has an IP address already assigned to another device on the network, an “IP CONFLICT” prompt
will appear, along with the MAC of the conicting device.
Both devices will not work properly until this issue is resolved.
This section allows some programmings related to the access control functionality of the panel.

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DOOR RELAY TIME: Time for lock-release relay remains active (1-9s optional).
OPEN DOOR DELAY: The time that the open-door command has be sent and the relay is not activated. The
relay will active after the DOOR DELAY TIME be set, Open door relay is useful when the door is not close the
panel. (option 0-9s).
EGRESS BUTTON: The egress button will function if the EGRESS BUTTON is be enabled. the relay of panel
and Ref.1490 will be activated if the egress button is be activated.
DOOR OPEN ALARM: An alarm will trigger if the door keeps opened after the programmed DOOR ALARM
time. Options: disable, 30s. 60s. 120s, 180s and 250s.
DOOR FORCED ALARM: An alarm will trigger if an abnormal way to open the door has been detected, for
example because there has not been any previous “open the door” command.
REF.1490 2 RELAY: It activates or deactivates the 2 relay module performance.
REF.1491 4 RELAY: Activates or deactivates the additional relay performance. A module Ref. 1491 (4 relay
module) must be connected to the RS485 port of the panel No.1. The module address must be set to number
2 (default value).
• 1-4 DOOR RELAY TIME: Time that the corresponding additional door relay keeps active (1-9s optional).
• 1-4 OPEN DOOR DELAY: The time that the open door command has be sent and the relay is not
activated. The relay will active after the DOOR DELAY TIME be set, Open door relay is useful when the
door is not close the panel. (option 0-9s).
REMARK: This delay time will not apply to the EXIT BUTTON door lock release that will be always
immediate.
ADMIN CARD: Admin/master card ID registered to enrol additional prox cards. This option is useful when
there is not MEET MAGEMENT SOFTWARE available.
When there is no management software, enter 0000 if you do not know the ID of the admin card. The rst
MIFARE prox card detected by the reader will act as admin/master card. The card of the residents can be
added afterwards.
To program user cards, present the admin/master card previously created on the card reader. The panel will
enter in cards program mode. All the cards presented from now on will automatically updated in the panel and
may be used to open the door.
If there are not more cards to program, after two minutes the panel will exit program mode.
There is not possible to deregister cards programmed by this method. Use the FERMAX MEET MANAGEMENT
SOFTWARE for full operational possibilities.
DISARM BY CARD: When an already programmed user card is presented to the reader, and it has been
previously assigned to a monitor, the alarm system of the corresponding apartment will change to HOME
mode.
CARD READ PROMPTS: To disable, no tips when the panel reads cards.
GUEST CODE: Guest code function can be enabled or disable. The panel needs to be connected with a
module Ref. 1494 to a third party Access Control System. See INSTALLATION section.
WIEGAND Protocol used for Wiegand transmission (BURST or 26 BITS). Enter available parameter depending
on the third-party Access Control System.
FACILITY: Enter available parameter depending on the third-party Access Control System.
QR CODE：Enable or disable QR code function
WIEGAND：Protocol used for Wiegand transmission (26 BITS or 34 BITS). Enter available parameter
depending on the third party Access Control System
SITE CODE：The panel will verify the site code of QR if the SITE CODE is enabled. The SITE CODE of QR
must be same as lled in.
ACCESS PIN: Enable or disabled the activation of the relay for ACCES PIN code.
UP to 8 different PIN codes per panel. PIN length between 4 to 6 digits.

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2.6. LIFT
2.5. FACE RECOGNITION
Use this setting to enable or disable the FACE RECOGNITION function of the panel.
The FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE V01.05 is required for programming and managing the photos of
the authorized faces if the model is 5.0.
The FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE V01.06 is required for programming and managing the photos of
the authorized faces if the model is 6.0.
FACE RECOGNITION: Enable or disabled face recognition function.
AUTO ACTIVATION: Enable or disable auto activation function of QR code or face recognition. If enabled,
wait 15 seconds for any process to end.
MODEL: 5.0, 6.0 options. Default 6.0.
The FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE V01.05 is required for programming and managing the photos of
the authorized faces if the model is 5.0.
The FERMAX MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE V01.06 is required for programming and managing the photos of
the authorized faces if the model is 6.0.
LIVENESS DETECTION: Enable or disabled LIVENESS DETECTION function.
SIMILARITY: High, medium and low options. Default is low.
NOTES:
MEET panel face recognition function is based on a bidimensional face identication, with the ability of
differentiating among photos or live faces in certain conditions.
This technology can be used to open doors but cannot guarantee the highest security level or 100% accuracy
of liveness detection.
The block panel will show lift dispatch if the LIFT function is enabled.
LIFT DISPATCH：Enable or disable LIFT DISPATCH function.
WAITING TIME：This time will dene the maximum time that the message “Please wait for lift dispatch” will
be shown on the display.
The WAITING TIME need be extended based on the delay time of receiving the signal from the elevator to
the MEET 32 input module. If the signal is not received within this time on the MEET 32 input module,then the
“Please wait for lift dispatch” information on the panel will disappear and a message of “Lift dispatch failed”
will be displayed.
NUMBER OF INPUT PORTS：Only available in panel programmed as PANEL 1. according to quantity of lift
and block panel , then select number of input ports.

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2.8. SIP
This option allows to congure KIN panel to use SIP functionalities, such us call divert to smartphone using the
FERMAX MEET ME APP or allow the panel to operate with a third-party SIP systems or terminals using SIP
protocol instead of FERMAX MEET protocol.
Conguration for smartphone call divert, using FERMAX MEET ME APP
Congure the SIP parameters as explained below, if the divert function to smartphone, trough the FERMAX
MEET ME server is used.
2.7. IP CAMERA
NUMBER OF CAMS: IP camera Number. Up to 4 different cameras.
• CAMERA 1, 2, 3 and 4: IP camera name.
• URL: -> rtsp://user:password@Ip_adress_of_camera.
The monitor can switch to IP CCTV camera video during a conversation. This function allows to congure IP
CCTV cameras using RTSP protocol to be displayed as an auxiliary camera to provide different view angles
from the door or related areas.
User: password: for cameras that require a username and password for connection.
Depending on the brand/model of camera, other URL different than the one above would be required.
Check the IP camera technical documentation.

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ENABLE SIP: Select this box to enable SIP functions.
SEARCH SIP STATUS: this button appears when enable SIP function, shows SIP REGISTERED if the panel
register successfully or SIP REGISTER FAILED if the panel register unsuccessfully.
SIP SERVER: Use the FERMAX MEET server -> sip: sip.fermax.com.
DOMAIN: Indicate the server domain -> sip.fermax.com
OUTBOUND: Not necessary. Leave it in blank.
STUN IP: Not necessary. Leave it in blank.
STUN PORT: Not necessary. Leave it in blank.
H.264: Leave the default value: 102.
SIP USER, SIP PASWORD: Indicate the user and password of the FERMAX MEET ME licence assigned to this
panel. They are indicated in a label attached in the front of the panel.
CONVERSATION, RING TIME: No function.
Congure the SIP parameters as explained below, for the cases where the KIN panel works as an extension
of a SIP server.
Contact with the SIP server administrator to get some of the information requiered in this section.
Conguration for SIP server integration

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The operation procedure to generate and update the .CVS le is as follow:
1. Select EXPORT to generate a blanck .CVS table, an save it in your PC.
Rename this table as your choice or leave the default name (MEET CALL DIVERT PXXX-YY.csv), where
XXX is the BLOCK NUMBER and YY is the device number assigned to this panel).
2.9. SIP CALL
This option allows to generate calls to smartphone devices in the cases where it is not a MEET monitor associated
in the installation. A FERMAX MEET ME licence Ref. 1496 is required for each apartment
The call can be received in 8 smartphones simultaneously.
Furthermore, it is also possible, to generate simultaneous calls to several devices MEET and/or third-party SIP
devices as well, using SIP protocol instead of FERMAX MEET protocol.
A .CSV le containing the associated number and the information of the diverted device or devices must be
updated in the panel.
ENABLE SIP: Select this box to enable SIP functions.
SEARCH SIP STATUS: this button appears when enable SIP function, shows SIP REGISTERED if the panel
register successfully or SIP REGISTER FAILED if the panel register unsuccessfully.
SIP SERVER: Indicate the sip SERVER address. Format -> sip: IP_SERVER.
DOMAIN: domain of the SIP server or IP address.
OUTBOUND: Not necessary. Leave it in blank.
STUN IP: domain of the SIP server.
STUN PORT: Used for the conguration of Internet SIP server-based installations. It is usually port 5060.
Check with your network or SIP server administrator.
H.264: Depends on the SIP SERVER. In the case of doubt, leave the default value (102).
SIP USER, SIP PASSWORD: Indicate the user and password that this terminal is programmed in the SIP server.
CONVERSATION, RING TIME: No function.

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2. Use Microsoft Excel / Notepad or Notepad++ (recommended) to open the created le. It will look like:
3. The rst cell (A1) has the content: APARTMENT, the second cell(B1) has content :NUMBER, Do not
change it.
4. Use the following cells (A2,B2 A3, B3,A4,B4 etc.) to ll in the data of the apartment and number of devices
to divert.
Dependieng of the type of call, the format of the data is different:
a. IN the case of a call to a FERMAX MEET ME LICENCE:
APARTMENT, sip: [email protected] were XXXXXXX is the licence name and APARTMENT
is the number to dial in the panel.
b. IN the case of a call to a MEET device in the same installation:
APARTMENT, sip:XXX@IP_DEVICE where XXX is any identier of the device and IP_DEVICE is the
IP address to the MEET monitor to call. It is possible to generate a P2P SIP call without the identier as
follows: sip:IP_DEVICE.
c. In the case of a call to a third party SIP device (through a SIP server):
APARTMENT, sip:user@IP_SIP_SERVER where user is the identication user that the device to call
has been programmed in the SIP server, and IP_SIP_SERVER is the SIP server IP address.
d. It is also possible to assign multiple and different divert formats to the same apartment (for example a
call to a third-party SIP device and a smartphone device as well).
Use the corresponding format explained above, using the same row but different column for each format.
See example below.
5. Once the table has been nished, save it and IMPORT to the panel. For this, click on “Choose le”, select
the le to import and click on IMPORT button.
Wait for a few seconds until a pop up message “UPLOAD SUCCESSFUL” appear.
In this example:
• Apartment 170 generates a call to the monitor IP 192.168.1.190 in the same installation.
• Apartment 171 generates a call to the smartphone with FERMAX MEET ME licence 0103283.
• Apartment 645 generates a call to the monitor IP 192.168.1.195 in the same installation.
• Apartment 180 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with IP 192.168.1.170.
• Apartment 181 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with IP 192.168.1.170 and to the smartphone
with FERMAX MEET ME licence 0103283.
• Apartment 182 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with IP 192.168.1.170 and to the monitor
IP 192.168.1.195 in the installation.
• Apartment 183 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with IP 192.168.1.170 and to the monitor
IP 192.168.1.197 in the installation and to the smartphone with FERMAX MEET ME licence 0103283.
EXAMPLE

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conguration of said installations.
MAPPING CALL: The installer can create a mapping call list. Mapping call code can include numbers and
letters (A-H). For block panels, 1-5 digits is allowed, for general entrance panel, 1-8 digits is allowed. The
visitor can call the apartment via mapping code only if this apartment has mapping code enabled, the visitor
can call the apartment via apartment number if this apartment does not have a mapping code.
WHITE LIST: The apartment can be called if the corresponding white list of apartment is Y (YES), otherwise,
the apartment cannot be called.
DIRECTORY: KIN panel allows to use a directory for calling the tenants. Visitors can select the tenant’s name
from this directory and call directly without knowing the apartment number.
The operation procedure to generate and update the .CSV le is as follow:
1. Select EXPORT to generate a blank .CVS table, an save it in your PC. Rename this table as your choice
or let the default name agenda.csv.
2. Use Microsoft Excel / Notepad or Notepad++ (recommended) to open the created le. It will have a look like this.
3. The rst cell (A1) has the content: APARTMENT, The second cell (B1) has the content: NAME, The third
cell (C1) has the content: MAPPING CODE,The fourth cell (D1) has the content: WHITELIST(Y)
4. Use the following cells (A2, A3, A4, etc.) to ll in the data of apartment name, user’s name, mapping
code and whitelist, with the format “Apartment number”, “Name”, “Mapping code”, “Whitelist(Y)”. If Mapping
2.10. ADVANCED
Some advanced settings, such as quick dial and directory, can be selected in this section.
QUICK DIAL: This function is not available in this version.
URL: Indicate the device that has to receive the call, with the corresponding format:
• Another monitor -> sip:@IP_monitor
• SIP device: -> sip:user@IP_SIP_server
• FERMAX MEET ME device -> sip:[email protected]
ONU (GPON): Used in large installations based on SIP protocol (GPON) and in combination with the

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or Whitelist is not used the format remains the same, all 4 commas are needed. Check with Notepad or
Notepad++ that the format is properly kept as per the picture.
5. Once the table has been nished, save it and import to the panel. For this, click on “Choose le”, select
the le to import and click on IMPORT button.
Wait for a few seconds until a pop up message “UPLOAD SUCCESSFUL” appears.
REMARK : Donotusespecialcharacterssuchas“–“onthenamesortheuploadprocessonthepanelwillnotperformproperly.
EXAMPLE:
NOTE:
In the case of non-Latin writing system languages (for example: Chinese, Russian / Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew
etc.), the procedure is as follows:
1. From the web server of the panel, export the empty .csv le.
2. Open with Windows Notepad and copy the directory list to the desired writing system (Latin, Chinese,
Russian / Cyrillic, Arabic, ...).
3. Save the le as .csv / all les *. * / UTF-8.
4. From the panel´s webserver, import this le and wait for the message “le uploaded successfully” to be
displayed.
In the case of non-Latin writing systems, it is recommended NOT to use Microsoft Excel since there is a risk
of altering the format of the directory le and that the content of the directory is not loaded correctly.
2.11. PINCODE
It allows you to change the INSTALLER PIN code, to access both the installation conguration parameters
through the monitor’s own screen and the conguration through a web browser.
Enter the current code, the new pin and conrm it.
The new password can have alphanumeric characters and has no limit on its length.
Finally, select SAVE.

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2.12. WECHAT QR
This function is not available in this version of Firmware V 03.10. It is recommended to deactivate it in the web
server so that the icon does not appear in the lower part of the screen of the KIN.
2.13. RESET
Use this functionality to remotely reset the KIN panel, or to return it to factory settings. In both cases it will ask
for conrmation.
NOTE:
Make a note of the new PIN at your convenience. If you lose or forget your PIN, you should contact FERMAX’s
Technical Department to receive instructions regarding its recovery. All settings programmed into the panel
will be lost after recovery.
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS: The monitor will automatically turn off and start up with the factory
settings. We refer below the essential parameters for your reference.
GENERAL
• BLOCK: 1
• DEVICE: 1

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• LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
• VIDEO RESOLUTION: 640 x 480
• INSTALLERPASSWORD:123456
NETWORK
• IP: 10.1.0.1
• MASK: 255.0.0.0
• GATEWAY: 10.254.0.1
• DNS: 8.8.8.8
• SOFTWARE IP: 10.0.0.200
Any other parameters (sip, IP cameras, concierges, cards, etc.) that have been congured will also be lost.
REBOOT DEVICE: The panel will automatically turn off and start up but retain all the programming parameters
it had previously.
When resetting, the device will lose connection with the PC. Refresh the website after about 60 seconds to
resume the connection.

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OPERATION
The screen of the KIN PANEL is interactive, so its operation depends on the call process or selected function.
When someone stands in front of the panel or touches anywhere in the screen, a standby interface is shown.
This standby interface can be a keypad for calling or some HELP information, or directory, depending on the
programming settings.
Depending on the programming settings, the call keypad can be numerical, alphanumerical or individual
It is also possible to select one of the available function icons at the bottom of the screen. These icons must
be enabled by the installer.
See WEB BROWSER PROGRAMMING section for further details.
Numerical Keypad
Apartments can be called only with numbers.
To call an apartment, dial apartment number and press the telephone icon. Then follow instructions on screen.
It is also possible to select and use the available icon functions (call concierges, face recognition, etc.)
Alphanumerical Keypad
It is possible to call the apartments using letters and numbers.
To call an apartment, dial apartment number and/or letters and press
the telephone icon.
Then follow instructions on screen.
Available letters are A to H. The panel converts these letters to numbers:
A to 1, B to 2, etc.
For example, dialling 80C, the called monitor is 803.
The panel does not convert these letters to numbers if the panel call
apartment via mapping code.
It is also possible to select and use the available icon functions (call
concierges, face recognition, etc.).