Fermax MILO User guide

MILO DIGITAL VIDEO PANEL
INSTALLER'S MANUAL
ENGLISH Version
Cod. 970134Ic V08_19
This manual corresponds to MEET Digital Video Panel firmware version V02.09 and
hardware HW 95770B / HW 95771B.

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FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U.
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MILO DIGITAL VIDEO Panel manual available at https://meet.fermax.com/milo-panel/
Copyright Notice
Fermax and Fermax MILO panel are trademarks of Fermax Electronica S.A.U. registered in the
European Union and other countries.
© FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U., 2019.

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INDEX
1 Product Introduction ....................................................................................................... 4
Overview................................................................................................................ 4
Panel Display Screen ............................................................................................ 5
2 Functions Introduction.................................................................................................... 5
Call Apartment ....................................................................................................... 6
2. . Block Panel call apartment ........................................................................ 6
2. .2 General Entry Panel call apartment........................................................... 6
Call Guard Unit ...................................................................................................... 7
2.2. Block Panel Call Guard Unit ...................................................................... 7
2.2. General Entry Panel Call Guard Unit......................................................... 7
Access Code.......................................................................................................... 8
Face Recognition................................................................................................... 8
Mifare Reader ........................................................................................................ 8
Fire Alarm .............................................................................................................. 8
About...................................................................................................................... 9
3 Configuration via Web Server ...................................................................................... 0
Device Information............................................................................................... 0
General Settings ...................................................................................................
3.2. General Entrance Panel ...........................................................................
3.2.2 Block Panel.............................................................................................. 2
Network Settings.................................................................................................. 4
Access ................................................................................................................. 5
Face Recognition................................................................................................. 6
IP Camera............................................................................................................ 7
SIP Settings ......................................................................................................... 7
SIP Trunk ............................................................................................................. 9
Pincode Settings.................................................................................................. 20
Restore ................................................................................................................ 20
Logout.................................................................................................................. 2
4 Installation .................................................................................................................... 22
Installation height................................................................................................. 22
Installation Step Diagram..................................................................................... 23
Connectors .......................................................................................................... 24
Technical Parameters .......................................................................................... 25

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1Product Introduction
Overview
Motion sensor
Speaker
4.3” TFT
High definition camera ,2Mpx
Lighting for night vision with LEDs
Digital keyboard (capacitive or
mechanical)
Mifare reader
Microphone
Slider
Key “B”

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Panel Display Screen
2 Functions Introduction
Call apartment
Call concierge
Call volume settings
Door opening, relay delay settings
Connect exit button
Speech
Door opened, door forced alarm, and tamper alarm
Lift control (Only when installed)
PIN Access Code
Mifare reader
Alarm management by access control
Face Recognition for release lock
Fire Alarm for lock release
Network Status

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Call Apartment
2.1.1 Block Panel call apartment
Visitors need to enter apartment number followed by “B” to confirm. For example, if the resident
lives in apartment 20 , the visitor should enter: 20 and press “B”.
2.1.2 General Entry Panel call apartment
Visitors need to enter block number followed by a 4 digits apartment number followed by “B” to
confirm. For example, if the resident lives in block 0 apartment 0 , the visitor shall enter:
0-0 0 and press ”B” .

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Call Guard Unit
2.2.1 Block Panel Call Guard Unit
The visitor or resident can call the guard unit by entering the number assigned to it (990 by
default) followed by “B” to confirm. This call can be made from all block entry panels.
2.2.1 General Entry Panel Call Guard Unit
The visitor or resident can call the guard unit by entering the number assigned to it (990 by
default) followed by “B” to confirm. This call can be made from all general entry panels.
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Access Code
Press keys “A0” to access PIN code function, entering the access code followed by “B” to
confirm.
If the access code is correct the door will open.
You can enable or disable the function at web of the panel.
The access code to be defined at web of the panel. Maximum access code 6 digits.
Face ecognition
Pressing key “A” twice the camera of the panel will start to read the face information. If the face
data is authorized, the door will open and release the lock.
The face data is to be added through the MEET management software.
Maximum face data 6000.
This option shall be activated from the panel webserver.
Mifare eader
Resident can pass their authorized Mifare card through the panel reader, and then the door will
open and release the lock.
The Mifare card data is to be added and managed through MEET management software,
Maximum 00,000 Mifare cards.
Fire Alarm
When a fire alarm occurs in a block, all the panels in this block will display a "Fire Alarm" prompt
and automatically release all locks in this block to facilitate the safe evacuation of residents.
Doors will keep unblocked while the fire alarms is active.

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About
Enter code 9999 followed by “B” to confirm, The ABOUT information will show.
You can get information about the device name, firmware version, device info, serial no, IP
address and MAC address.

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3 Configuration via Web Server
The panel has an integrated web server, which allows to configure the parameters. This web
server is accessed via the panel’s IP address.
Use preferably Chrome web browser.
As a first step, username and password is reqested.
DEFAULT VALUES:
IP: 10.1.0.1
Username: admin
Password: 123456
Device Information
You can get information about the device name, firmware version, device info, serial no, IP
address and MAC address

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General Settings
Configures the panel type: General entrance panel or block panel.
3.2.1 General Entrance Panel
DEVICE NO.: General entrance panel number, between and 9000.
TYPE: G.E.PANEL. The panel can communicate with all devices (monitors or concierges) of
the installation.
LANGUAGE: select the desired language in the dropdown options. Default option ENGLISH.
Refresh the webpage after change the language.
INFO MATION: 990 CONCIERGE, Prompt information to be displayed on the panel, between
990 -9998, default option 990 . It is possible to modify the number according to the main
concierge that each panel will call.
PANEL VOLUME: Select the desired value between 1 and 5. Default option 4).
The conversation volume is common for uplink and downlink.
DOOR OPEN VOICE SYNTH: The door open voice synth. can be enabled or disabled. The
default is enabled.
VIDEO ESOLUTION: In order to fit the different types of monitor. The default value 640×480
is to be used the most usually.
SIP DIVE T MODE:
PARALLEL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor and the call divert APP ring
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 about 30s if no
answer, the call divert APP will start to ring
This feature may not be available in this version. Will always works in PARALLEL CALL mode.
DATE FO MAT: Date format.
DATE: Setting the date of panel.
TIME: Setting the time of panel.
TIME ZONE: Setting the time zone of panel.
DST: Daylight saving time option. Will increase the time by h when selected. The daylight
saving option is not automatic.
If the project has no management software nor internet connection the installer can set date,
time and time zone manually.
If the project has 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 the panel will synchronize with internet time server.
Date and time an’t be saved after power loss, but the time zone and date/time format an be saved.

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3.2.2 Block Panel
DEVICE NO. Block number, between and 999 (default ).
TYPE: Select BLOCK PANEL. Between 0 -99 (default ).
LANGUAGE: select the desired language in the dropdown options. (Default option ENGLISH).
Refresh the webpage after change the language.
INFO MATION: 990 CONCIERGE, Prompt information to be displayed on the panel, between
990 -9998, (default option 990 ). It is possible to modify the number according to the concierge
that each panel will call.
PANEL VOLUME: Select the desired value between 1 and 5, default option 4.
The conversation volume is common for uplink and downlink.
DOOR OPEN VOICE SYNTH: The door open voice synth. can be enabled or disabled. The
default is enabled.
VIDEO ESOLUTION: In order to fit the different types of monitor. The default value 640×480

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is to be used the most usually.
SIP DIVERT MODE:
PARALLEL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor and the call divert APP ring
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 about 30s if no
answer, the call divert APP will start to ring
This feature may not be available in this version. Will always works in PARALLEL CALL mode.
DATE FORMAT: Date format.
DATE: Setting the date of panel.
TIME: Setting the time of panel.
TIME ZONE: Setting the time zone of panel.
DST: Daylight saving time option. Will increase the time by 1h when selected. The daylight
saving option is not automatic.
If the project has no management software nor internet connection the installer can set date,
time and time zone manually.
If the project has 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 the panel will synchronize with internet time server.
Date and time can’t be saved after power loss, but the time zone and date/time format can be saved.

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Network Settings
MEET allows the installer to define the IP range according to the project needs and make the
network management easier. MEET IP assignations network mode is static mode. This 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 panel (default option 10.1.0.1).
MASK: Subnet mask of the panel (default option 255.0.0.0).
GATEWAY: Default gateway of the panel (default option 10.254.0.1).
DNS: DNS of the panel (default option 8.8.8.8).
SOFTWA E 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.

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Access
DOO ELAY TIME: Time for lock-release relay remains active (option 1-9 s).
DOO DELAY TIME: Is the time lasted between the moment in that the open door order has
been sent and the moment in that the realy is activated. Open door relay is useful when the
door is quite far from the panel. (option 0-9 s)
DOO ALA M: An alarm will trigger if the door keeps opened after the programmed DOOR
ALARM time. Options: disable, 30s. 60s. 20s, 80s and 250s.
DOO FO CED ALA M: An alarm will trigger when an abnormal way to open the door has
been detected, for example because there has not been any previous open the door command.
EXT. UNLOCK: Activates or deactivates the additional relay performance (*)
elay 1-4. DOO ELAY TIME: Time that the corresponding additional door relay keeps active
( -9 s optional).
elay 1-4 OPEN DOO EALY: Delayed time lasted between the unlock order and the
activation of the corresponding relay. This parameter is useful when the door is not close the
panel (0-9 s optional).
ADMIN CA D.: Wiegand CODE of the ADMIN card, that will later be useful for programing
another user cards.
Default value (0000) causes that the first card presented on the reader becomes into the ADMIN
card, so if there is still no intention of create an ADMIN card it is mandatory to change this value
for any other (for example 234).
DISA M BY CA D: 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
wich change to HOME mode.
GUEST CODE: Not available in this version.
WIEGAND: Protocol used for Wiegand transmission (BURST or 26 BITS)
FACILITY: Not available in this version.
ACCESS PIN: Enable or disable the access by means of a PIN code.
Up to 8 different PIN code for each panel.
Length of the PIN between 4 and 6 digits.
(*) REMARKS: The additional relay module F0 49 (4 relays module) shall be connected to
the port RS485 in the panel Nº of the BLOCK.

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Face ecognition
FACE ECOGNITION: Enable or disabled face recognition function.
SIMILA ITY: High, medium and low options. Default is LOW.
The face data must be added through MEET management software.

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IP Camera
The monitor can switch to IP CCTV camera video during a conversation. This function allows
to configure IP CCTV cameras using RTSP protocol to be displayed as an auxiliary camera to
provide different view angles from the door or related areas.
NUMBE OF CAMS: IP camera Number. Up to 4 different cameras.
CAME A 1: IP camera name.
U L: rtsp://user:password@ip address of ip camera.
User and password: for cameras that require a username and password for connection, these
fields are optional.
Depending on the brand/model of the camera, it is possible that the format of this URL may be
different. See data sheet of the corresponding camera.
SIP Settings
ENABLE SIP: Enable or disable sip function.
SIP SE VE : SIP server IP address.
DOMAIN: Sip server domain.
OUTBOUND: Some servers are used when NAT is active on the router.
STUN IP: Audio and video NAT traversing public network server IP.
STUN PO T: The port of audio and video NAT traversing public network server.
H.264: Video coding parameters.
SIP USE : The username of sip account.
SIP PASS: The password of sip account.
CONVE SATION: Conversation duration, 20s, 300s, 600s, 200s and 800s optional.
ING TIME: Ring time, 35s, 45s, 60s, 90s and 20s optional.

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REMARK:When the panel is used as a SIP device, SIP function has to be enabled and all SIP
parameters corresponding to the used SIP server shall be configured.

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SIP Trunk
When there is a VoIP gateway installed on the system or a sip server has a PSTN line.
The panel call can be diverted to user's mobile phone or land line telephone through a voice
gateway.
ENABLE SIP T UNK: Enable or disable SIP trunk function.
U L: sip: sip account @ wan IP: 5062

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Pincode Settings
This allows to change the pin code of the web server login.
estore
ESTO E FACTO Y SETTINGS: All the settings are restored to the factory settings.
The IP address will be changed to the default IP: 0. .0.
EBOOT DEVICE: The panel will be restarted and will keep all the previous settings.