Fermax MEET GUARD UNIT User guide

MEETGUARD UNIT
INSTALLER’S MANUAL
ENGLISH Version
Cod. 970136Ib V09_18
This manual corresponds to MEET Guard Unit firmware version V2.0.

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FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U.
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MEET Guard Unit manual available at https://www.fermax.com/qr/meet/
Copyright Notice
Fermax and Fermax MEET guard unit are trademarks of Fermax Electronica S.A.U. registered
in the European Union and other countries.
© FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U., 2018.

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INDEX
1Product Introduction....................................................................................................... 4
1.1Overview................................................................................................................. 4
1.1Guard Unit Interface............................................................................................... 4
2Functions Overview........................................................................................................ 5
2.1Call Receptions....................................................................................................... 5
2.2Call Apartment........................................................................................................ 6
2.3Call Guard Unit....................................................................................................... 6
2.4Panel Auto On......................................................................................................... 6
2.5Call Log................................................................................................................... 7
2.6Alarm Log ............................................................................................................... 7
2.7Function Setting...................................................................................................... 8
2.8Ringtone Setting..................................................................................................... 9
2.9Date/Time Setting................................................................................................... 9
2.10Language Setting ................................................................................................. 10
2.11Screen Setting...................................................................................................... 10
2.12About .....................................................................................................................11
3Configuration via Web Server...................................................................................... 12
3.1Device Information................................................................................................ 12
3.2General Settings................................................................................................... 13
3.3Network Settings .................................................................................................. 14
3.4SIP Settings.......................................................................................................... 15
3.5Advanced Settings................................................................................................ 16
3.6Unlock Settings..................................................................................................... 16
3.7Pincode Settings................................................................................................... 17
3.8Log Out................................................................................................................. 17
4Installation.................................................................................................................... 18
4.1Schematic Diagram of Guard Unit Installation ..................................................... 18
4.2Connectors ........................................................................................................... 20
4.3Technical Parameters........................................................................................... 20

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1Product Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.1 Guard Unit Interface
Handset Alarm notification LED
Touch screen
Base
Network Status

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2 Functions Overview
Call to panel
Call to apartment
Call to guard unit
Auto on
Call log
Alarm log
Ringtone settings
Date/Time settings
Language settings
Screen settings

Support auto answer, audio and video record in SD card automatically, or record manually the audio
from monitor.
2.1 Call Receptions
The MEET Guard Unit can receive calls from:
- Outdoor panels
- Monitor call
- Other guard units from the same installation
The guard unit establish a conversation, capture pictures and release lock when the guard
unit communicates with panel.
REMARK: The guard units with same guard number can’t call each other.
Picture capture
Reject call
Answer call
Door opening

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2.2 Call Apartment
The guard unit is able to contact any apartment of the community using the guard unit's call
apartment function. To call from the guard, the concierge must enter 3 digits for the resident's
block number and 4 digits for the apartment number. Video communication from guard unit to
the monitor can be established if an IP camera is linked with the guard unit. I not only audio
communication from guard unit to monitor will be available. During the call, the guard unit is
able to record the conversation's audio for later review. (SD card required)
2.3 Call Guard Unit
Guard units can call each other if required. To call a guard unit, the guard must enter the guard
unit's number assigned, such as 9901, 9902, 9903, etc.
2.4 Panel
Auto On
The guard unit can
connect with the block
panel and open the
video channel when
needed by simply entering the number of panel. In order to connect the number to be dialed
should include 3 digits for the block number and 2 digits for the panel number.
Once connected the guard unit can take pictures, open the audio channel, open the door or
simply hang up.

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REMARK : The guard unit can’t auto on for general entrance panel and 1W pan
2.5 Call Log
Guards can have a
clear view of their call
history in the CALLLOG
interface and are able to
browse through the
image or listen to the
audio records, for each
call if applied.
REMARK: The call log relates only to calls sent or received from the Guard unit. No call logs
from panel to monitor calls, or apartment to apartment.
2.6 Alarm Log
The LED and siren alarm on the guard unit will be activated after the guard unit receives alarm
notification. The LED and siren will turn off after the guard touch CONFIRM icon. The alarm
events from monitor and panels (tamper and door sensor alarm) can be found at the ALARM
LOG interface.

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Each record includes: time and date, source and triggered zone.
2.7 Function Setting
The functions restrictions interface is used to activate or deactivate functions.
CAMERA: no use in this version.
VIDEO RECORD,AUDIO RECORD Function
During the call, the guard unit is able to record audio and video. (SD card needed) if the guard
unit does not answer.

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2.8 Ringtone Setting
In the ringtone setting interface the guard can select the desired ringtone from the 3 available.
From this interface it is also possible to set the ringtone volume and enable/disable the touch
screen click tone.
2.9 Date/Time Setting
If the project has no MEET management software installed, the installer can set date, time and
time zone manually. If the project has MEET management software, and it is not connected to
internet, the date and time of guard unit will synchronize automatically with the management
software. If the project has MEET management software and it is also connected to internet,
the date and time of the guard unit will synchronize automatically from internet time server.
REMARK: Date and time can’t be saved after power loss. The time zone and date format can
be saved.

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2.10 Language Setting
The guard can select the guard unit's operating language in the language settings menu.
REMARK: The guard unit will reboot automatically language is selected.
2.11 Screen Setting
The user can adjust brightness and contrast of the screen by the screen settings menu.

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2.12 About
In this option is it possible to access to the following information: device name, firmware
version, MAC address, IP address.

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3 Configuration via Web Server
The Guard Unit has an integrated web server, allow to configure parameter. This web server is
accessed via the guard unit’s IP address.
Thebrowser openswiththe configuredIPaddress ofthe Guard Unit.Ascreenopens requesting
username and password.
REMARK:
Default IP: 10.201.100.0
Username: admin
Password: 123456
3.1 Device Information
The following information is displayed: device name, firmware version, MAC address, IP
address.

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3.2 General Settings
GUARD NO.: Guard unit number, between 01 and 98 (default option 1).
DEVICE NO.: The extension guard unit with the same guard unit number, between 0 and
7(default option 0). Guard units with the same GUARD NO. but different DEVICE NO. will ring
at the same time.
REMARK : The device numberof guard unit must be 0 if there is only one guard unit with same
GUARD NO.
SYNC CODE: Synchronization code of the same guard unit number must be same.

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3.3 Network Settings
MEET allows the installer to define the IP range according to the project needs and make the
network management easier. MEET panel network mode is static mode. Ensure that each
device has a unique IP address in same installation. The devices (digital panel, monitor and
guard unit) will show IP conflict if there same IP is used on the same LAN.
IP: IP address of the guard unit (default option 10.201.100.0).
MASK: Subnet mask of the guard unit (default option 255.0.0.0).
GATEWAY: Default gateway of the guard unit (default option 10.254.0.1).
DNS: DNS of the guard unit (default option 8.8.8.8).
SOFTWARE IP: IP address of PC where MEET management software is installed. (default
option 10.0.0.200).
SW. PIN: The pin code is to be used when the panel is registered in MEET management
software.
NTP IP: IP address of NTP server.
If the project has no MEET management software installed, the installer can set date, time and
time zone manually. If the project has MEET management software, and it is not connected to
internet, the date and time of guard unit will synchronize automatically with the management
software. If the project has MEET management software and it is also connected to internet,
the date and time of the guard unit will synchronize automatically from internet time server.
NOTE:The date and time of guard unit will synchronize automatically with internet. A NTP IP
server must be available.The guard unit must be reset after you change NTP IP.

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3.4 SIP Settings
ENABLE SIP: Enable or disable sip function.
SIP SERVER: SIP server IP address.
DOMAIN: Sip server domain.
OUTBOUND: Some servers are used when NAT.
STUN IP: Audio and video NAT traversing public network server IP.
STUN PORT: The port of audio and video NAT traversing public network server.
SIP USER: The username of sip account.
SIP PASS: The password of sip account.
CONVERSATION: Conversation duration, 120s, 150s, 180s, 210s, 240s, 270s and 300s.
REMARK:When the guard unit is used as a sip device, the guard unit can call SIP device or
receive calls from other SIP devices. SIP function has to be enabled.

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3.5 Advanced Settings
SIP EXTENSION:Enable or disable sip extension function. The SIP extension is used as the
extension of the Guard Unit. When the panel or monitor call the Guard Unit, the SIP extension
will ring too. If the Guard Unit or SIP extension answer the call, the rest of terminals will stop
ringing. The maximum amount of SIP extensions is 2.
URL: sip: sip account @IP address of sip server
RTSP: Enable or disable RTSP function. When the guard unit calls to a monitor or to other
guard unit, the associated IP CCTV RTSP video stream will be displayed on the monitor or
guard unit.
URL: rtsp://user:password@IP address of camera
This is the CCTV RTSP video stream that will be associated to the guard unit. User and
password: for cameras that require a username and password for connection, these fields are
optional.
3.6 Unlock Settings
DTMF UNLOCK:Enables or disables DTMF unlock function.
DTMF KEY: Characters required to be entered when the guard unit releases the lock on a SIP
panel , such as # or *. The characters to release the lock can also be set up in the SIP panel.
The guard unit will send characters to release the lock on SIP panel, when the concierge
presses the door open icon.
HTTP UNLOCK: Enable or disable HTTP unlock function.
The system will send a http request when the guard unit release lock.
URL: Open the door lock via URL. The guard unit will send web address tor release the lock
from a SIP panel when the concierge presses the door open icon. The URL can be set up in
the SIP panel

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3.7 Pincode Settings
This allows to change the pin code of the web server login.
3.8 Log Out
Log out the web server.

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4 Installation
4.1 Schematic Diagram of Guard Unit Installation
○,1 Fit support on the base ○,2Support installation.
Assembly direction.
○,3Display screen is stuck from up and
down.
○,4Installation is complete.

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The steps for removing guard unit
Take down the direction.
○,1The display screen is removed from the bottom up from the bracket.
Use a screwdriver to force the direction of the arrow
angle can be separated from the bracket and a base.
○,2Remove the support from the base.

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4.2 Connectors
12Vdc Power Input.
10/100Mbps RJ45 Port.
NOTE: the wire with white line is the positive.
4.3 Technical Parameters
Power supply: 12Vdc
Standby current: 200mA
Working current: 500mA
Screen: 9" inches Resistive touch screen
Resolution: 800*480
Maximum conversation time: 120s
Maximum record time: 30s
Guard unit number: 01-98
Extension: 0-7
Call ring tones: 3
Operating temperature: -10~55℃
Relative Humidity: 20-93%, without condensation.