Guinaz M3780 User manual

SMARTIVE MONITOR
IP SYSTEM
REF. M3780
USER MANUAL/INSTALLATION GUIDE

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Section I - User Manual
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The GUINAZ 7" Smartive monitor is an intercommunication device for a video door entry system based on
VoIP communication technology included in the GUINAZ S.L. catalogue of IP communication solutions. The
VoIP technology allows the multichannel communication of data, audio and video using the TCP/IP
communication SIP protocol through a network cable.
The menu of the monitor includes options to communicate to/from the GUINAZ IP system street panels,
where the audio/video communication can be established, as well as some other functions, such as
communicating among Smartive monitors, door opening, or additional functions for a more convenient
operation. It includes sound and image settings, as well as call diversion, emergency calls, missed call
notification and call logs
The Smartive 7" monitor is embedded in the home wall using the elements supplied to this end and it is
connected for operation using a GUINAZ F1350 or PoE through an Ethernet data cable power supply.
1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES
The Smartive 7" monitor technical parameters are the following:
Technical Specifications
Signalling Protocol SIP 2.0 (RFC – 3261)
Controls 7" capacitive touch screen with a 5-point resolution
800x480
Audio
Microphone 1 x integrated Electret microphone
Speakers 2 x integrated 1,2W speakers
Audio Codec G.711 PCM μ-Law 8Kbps - 64Kbps
Video
Camera Integrated 2 megapixel camera with 90º FOV
Video Codec MPEG4, H.264
Interfaces
Power Supply + 5VDC through a proprietary connector or PoE through
RJ45
PoE PoE 802.3af 9W (5V) ; 12W (12V)
LAN 10/100 Mbps RJ45

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The main functionalities available to the user in the GUINAZ 7" Smartive monitor are summarised below:
Main Functionalities
SIP Communications Using the SIP VoIP protocol, the monitor allows
synchronised audio and video communications in
the same session (SDP) seamlessly and without
delays
PoE power supply The Smartive monitor admits power through PoE
technologies using the RJ45 with PoE injectors or a
switch, and this allows removing the power cables
throughout the installation
IPBX Operation The Smartive monitor can be configured with a SIP
account and it can be integrated in a local or remote
compatible IPBX switchboard during the installation
process
P2P Operation In a local network, the monitor can operate in a point
to point mode by setting the IP address and network
parameters, without the need for a switchboard to
configure the installation options
Intercommunication The monitor can communicate with the GUINAZ
street panels and other active monitors set up during
the installation of the system (IPBX or P2P)
Camera Viewing Streaming links to other cameras can be added
using the RTSP protocol so the user can view them in
real time through the monitor
Door Control The user can open the installation street doors during
the audio/video conversation using the monitor
controls0
Answering Machine
and Call Diverting
This option allows replaying user pre-recorded audio
messages in case a call is not answered, as well as
diverting the call to a secondary address set up in
the street panel for each home.
Emergency Call Setting up an emergency call to a SIP or P2P
address when requested by the user by pressing the
emergency icon
Call Log The user can check in the menu the log for calls
answered or missed as registered by the monitor.
The messages from all missed calls can be replayed
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User Settings
There are different options available for the user to
adjust different functional aspects of the monitor,
such as brightness, call volume, answering machine,
diversion, through the existing setting menus
Installation Settings There is a setting and installation menu protected
with a user name/password that can be used to set
the monitor installation and operation parameters
such as network settings, IPBX/P2P, installation
equipment list, etc.
Linphone
configuration
restoring
There is an option for restoring the Linphone
parameters: user account and audio settings. This
functionality restores the installation Linphone
configuration.
1.4 SMARTIVE 7” MONITOR APPLICATION MENU
The user interacts with the Smartive 7" monitor through a touch display screen, selecting the desired menu
icon and the required option. The application menus are described in the following sections of the guide.
1.4.1 Main Menu
Once connected to the power source, the Smartive 7" monitor starts automatically, showing a home screen
with the GUINAZ logo
After the start process, the Smartive 7" monitor application screen will be launched and it will show the
main menu. If there is no user interaction with the system, the Smartive device will go on standby and this
mode will be interrupted when:
a. A call from another SIP device in the installation is received
b. The user taps the touch screen.
The monitor will display the system time, as well as any other text notification about missed calls, that can
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The time before the monitor goes into standby can be set in the "general settings" menu described in
section 1.4.8. The Smartive 7" main menu screen appears next, showing the main functions:
Once the monitor has started and while in the main menu or in standby with the screen saver, any incoming
call will appear as in the image below
The set ring tone will be played and the video streaming will be shown automatically, the user will have the
amount of time set in the menu Answering machine (see section 1.4.4) to answer the call and establish the
audio communication. Any call not answered will be recorded as a missed call and it can be accessed later
on through the menu Call Log (see section 1.4.3)
Set audio call volume
Open micropohone
ON/OFF
Open Door
End Call
Answer Call
Communication menu
With street door entry
system
Communication menu
With Smartive
monitors
Camera streaming
access menu
Monitor parameter
setting menu Access menu
Call log Call management menu
Emergency

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1.4.2 Start Communication Menu
After selecting the "Start Communication" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its contents as
shown below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu.
The list will include a reference to all the street panels configured in the installation. By pressing the
relevant panel the user can select the "Call" icon and establish a call to the street panel.
Once the call is launched, the street panel will establish the communication automatically, showing the
audio and video streaming in the device. Using the controls described, the user will be able to adjust the
call volume, enable/disable audio for the ongoing conversation, open the door and terminate the
communication.
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Select door station
2nd Call selected door
station
Select Call volume
Open Microphone
ON/OFF
Open Door
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Answer call

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1st Select Smartive
Monitor contact
1.4.3 Intercom Menu
Using the intercom menu in the application main menu, the user will access the list of all Smartive 7" interior
monitors present in the installation
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
The list will include a reference to all the interior monitors configured in the installation. By pressing the
relevant monitor the user can select the "Call" icon and establish a call to the selected device.
Once the call between devices is launched and the communication accepted by the other user, the audio
and video streaming will be shown in the device. Using the controls described in the image, the user will be
able to adjust the call volume, enable/disable audio for the ongoing conversation
2nd Call selected
Monitor
Set Audio Call Volume
Open Microphone
ON/OFF
Open Door
End Call
Answer Call

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1.4.4 Other Cameras Menu
After selecting the "Other Cameras" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its contents as shown
below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
When the user selects one of the RTSP video links configured in the installation, the monitor will show the
selected video streaming in real time
1.4.5 Call Log Menu
After selecting the "Call Log" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its contents as shown below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
It is possible to access the information included in the list when the user selects an event, showing the
image captured when the call was received, together with the date/time and source device details.
Select RTSP video
streaming
Registered call log event
Clear Calls log
Return call

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In case of a missed call, the user has the option to return the call by pressing the relevant icon; in this case,
a SIP communication will be established as described in section 1.4.2 and 1.4.3
The user may clear the entire saved call log by pressing on the option Clear Log. From then on, the events
cleared will no longer be accessible in the system.
1.4.6 Answering Machine Menu
After selecting the "Settings ->Answering Machine" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its
contents as shown below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
To enable the answering machine, the user must use the corresponding icon, being able to disable it again
by changing its position.
The configurable time out tells the monitor how long to wait for the user to answer a call by selecting the
Open Audio option for an incoming call see sections 1.4.2 and 1.4.3, after this period the call will close
automatically and will appear in the call log as a missed call see section 1.4.5. User can choose between
predetermined values of 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 seconds and 1 minute
If the answering machine is enabled as described, the user can then select between the following options in
order to configure the desired behavior of the monitor in case of not attended call
Call deviation:
The field selected should be “ redirect call” that is located in the webserver of the door station
application in the Contacts tab in the lower part of the contacts under the field “Destination Address”
with the following configuration options:
a. If a valid address is entered in the “Destination Address” field then all lost calls to the
contacts in the door station will be directed to this address independently of the contact
selected for the call.
b. If there is no address entered in the “Destination Address” field the deviation will be carried
out in the following way:
Lost call options menu
Incomin
g
call Timeout

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i. In IPBX mode the call will be diverted to an address with the following “bk_”+”selected
contact address”.
ii. In P2P mode the call will be diverted to an IP address with the second octect value
increased by one (i.e. 192.168.1.1 will be diverted to 192.168.2.1)
Message recording and replay:
If this option is selected then a predefined message will be reproduced at the door station. The user can
record his own message but selecting the option record message and speak to the monitor. User can also
listen to the last recorded message by selecting the option reproduce message.
1.4.7 Emergency Call Menu
After selecting the "Settings ->Emergency Call" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its contents
as shown below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
From this menu the user can enable/disable the emergency call. If the call is disabled, the main menu will
not show the emergency call icon see section 1.4.1
Activate Emergency
call
Set up emergency contact

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If the call is enabled, when pressing the icon in the main menu see section 1.4.1, the monitor will make a
SIP call to the address set up in the emergency contact option of the menu. This address must have the
correct SIP or P2P format.
1.4.8 Settings Menu
After selecting the "Setting Configuration" menu in the main menu, the screen will display its contents as
shown below.
The user must select the relevant back icon present in the menu to return to the main menu
The Setting menu contains several options available to the user, answering machine and emergency call
are described in sections 1.4.6 and 1.4.7
By selecting the general options icon, the user can access the following options as shown in the screens
below.
The user can set a time for the activation of the standby mode, in which the display shows the information
mentioned in section 1.4.1 among the times available in the drop down list
The display brightness can be adjusted between the maximum and minimum values according to the user
preferences and the specific lighting conditions of the installation, similarly to the device volume used for
the incoming calls or notifications received.
Screen saver time out
Display brightness settings
Alarm sound selection
Call volumen adjustment
Language selection
Device avaliable storage

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The alarm sound (for an incoming call) can be selected from all the options available in the control. The
current version allows selecting sounds "ring" and "toy"
The messages displayed on screen can be shown in the languages available in the following control, with
options for Spanish, English, French and Portuguese for the time being. The language change will be
effective on leaving the main menu.
The "Installer Settings" option cannot be accessed without the appropriate user name and password (only
the installer should be able to access it and not the final user). IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO CHANGE
THE DEVICE INSTALLATION PARAMETERS UNLESS THIS IS DONE BY A GUINAZ QUALIFIED INSTALLER.
The button “Restore Linphone Conf.” restores the Linphone parameters to the ones configured at the
installation time. This button restores the Linphone account and the audio parameters (echo cancellation,
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Section II - Installer Manual
2.1 Introduction
The GUINAZ Smartive 7" interior monitor is a touch device based on the Android operative system that can
be embedded on a home wall for instance, together with the rest of GUINAZ items provided in the
installation kit.
It is recommended to install the monitors in locations where the calls can be heard throughout the home
and away from heat sources (radiators, heaters, etc.) or harsh environments (kitchen, etc.).
The monitor is provided with the Android system already installed, together with the latest version of the
intercom GUINAZ application so the installer is only concerned with fixing it to the wall, connecting the
power and data network, and configuring the monitor itself with the touch screen, according to the process
described next.
The instructions in this manual must be followed as described to ensure the correct fitting and
commissioning of the Smartive interior monitor
2.2 Connections
The Smartive 7" monitor requires power (either through a +5V source or using the RJ45 network connector
for the PoE system) and it also requires a RJ45 connection to an Ethernet network. Depending on the
installation and the client needs, GUINAZ shall provide the power sources or PoE switches and injectors
required according to the order.
The monitor connections must be completed before fixing it to the wall base, as it is necessary to access
the appropriate connectors on the back of the monitor through the gap in the rear fixing plate.
RJ45 CONNECTOR. 10
/
100 Ethernet.
POWER CONNECTOR.
GND
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1. If the Smartive monitor is to be fed with a power source (F1350 GUINAZ), connect the ground cables
(black) to the power connector upper terminal and the voltage (red) to the power connector lower terminal.
If the system is powered by PoE, this connection is not necessary.
2. To connect the Smartive monitor to the network, insert the RJ45 red cable to the RJ45 jack available. If
the system is powered by PoE, the network cable must be connected to the other end of a PoE switch or
injector
To verify that the power has been correctly connected, check that the display is on and it shows the
GUINAZ main menu.
2.2 Wall Base and Smartive 7" Monitor Installation
Once the power and data network connections have been completed, the Smartive interior monitor will be
fastened to a wall base provided with the installation kit so it can be fixed to the wall. Follow the process
described below.
It is recommended to install the monitors in locations where the calls can be heard throughout the home
and away from heat sources (radiators, heaters, etc.) or harsh environments (kitchen, etc.).
1. Place the wall base on the wall using 4 lag screws.
Crimp the RJ45 cable connection and, in case of using a power
cable, leave it exposed.
2. Connect the SMARTIVE monitor.
3. A. Fit on the wall base.
B. Push in position.
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2.3 Smartive Monitor Configuration
Once connected and mounted on the wall base, the monitor installation must be completed by setting all
the SW parameters necessary to be able to establish the SIP communications with the rest of devices
(street panels or Smartive monitors) included in the installation
Each installation has specific features with regards to data network, distances, operation modes, etc. and
the installer must defined and assess them, as well as check their compatibility with the GUINAZ system.
The GUINAZ Smartive monitor and their SIP technology admit two basic operation modes: P2P (local
network) or IPBX (through a VoIP switchboard). The sections below explain step by step all the tasks that
the installer must follow to set up the monitor in one of those two modes.
2.3.1 Installer Settings
Once in the GUINAZ application main menu follow the steps below to enter the device installation mode
through the "Installer Settings" menu
The required authentication code is “3135”
Press the setting icon in the main menu Press on the "Installer" icon to enter the
settin
g
o
p
tions
Enter
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If the authentication is correct, the existing device installation options will be shown in the following screen
The configuration file can be modified directly on the screen by pressing on it and editing its contents with
the Android keypad interface, as shown in the image below.
Once finished, the changes will be saved by pressing on the "Save Configuration File" icon.
When the user selects the "Setting linphone" icon, it is possible to modify the SIP protocol and Linphone
parameters, the monitor user account and the audio/video and signalling port settings required to establish
the communication through the Linphone Settings menu.
The button “Linphone Conf. Back up” generates a back-up of the Linphone parameters. The last step of the
installation process is to generate a Linphone configuration back-up. In this way, the installation settings
may be recovered if it is required.
Sections 2.3.2.2 and 2.4.2.2 explain step by step the options to be configured in this menu for the relevant
P2P and IPBX operating modes.
Similarly, the monitor network settings can be configured by pressing on the "Network Settings" icon on the
monitor, which includes the contents shown in the image below. The correct configuration for the P2P and
IPBX modes are detailed in sections 2.3.2.1 and 2.4.2.1 of this document.
Finally, the "Portier configuration" option allows the installer selecting from the present devices list in the
configuration file. When pressing the monitor, it will connect remotely to the IP address configured in the
entry system and, after the corresponding authentication, it will be possible to access the web server of the
street panel.
The process that must be followed in order to set up the street panels (remotely) using the Smartive monitor
during the implementation of the installation is detailed in sections 2.3.2.4 and 2.3.2.5 for the P2P and IPBX
modes
Chan
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Configure entry doors
Configure Android settings
Edit Configuration file
Generate Linphone
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2.3.2 Configuration in P2P Operation Mode
The GUINAZ Smartive 7” monitor, together with the rest of the IP System products, such as the street
panels, can be set up to operate in the P2P mode within a network of the same type (P2P), for instance, a
company or domestic LAN network without an external connection to internet
To set up correctly the Smartive 7" interior monitor in the P2P mode, the installer must follow ALL the steps
detailed in sections 2.3.2.1 to 2.3.2.7 in the ORDER INDICATED.
2.3.2.1 Mode Selection and Initial Settings
Enter the Setting->Installer menu as seen in section 2.3.3
The installer must follow the next steps to set up the GUINAZ Smartive monitor in P2P mode.
In the Installer menu, press on the “Configuration Editor” icon
1. Press on the touch device and wait for the Android keyboard to appear.
2. Using the touch device, select the text “mode=” and enter mode=0.
Operating mode
selection
SIP port
selection
Door Opening
Code selection
Permanent
Opening code
selection
Door closing
code selection
Volume selection
A P2P network (peer to peer) is a network connecting a large number of computers
(nodes) to share anything in digital format (videos, images, music, etc.). The
connection between nodes is achieved randomly and it is based on the bandwith1. The
P2P network nodes fulfil the role of client2 and server3 simultaneously with regards to
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3. Using the touch device, select the text “port=” and enter the desired SIP protocol port value (we
recommend using the default 5060 port)
4. Using the touch device, select the text “dtmf_open=” and enter the desired value, which will be the
same as that configured in the street panel (1) the default value is =1
5. Using the touch device, select the text “dtmf_permanent_open=” and enter the desired value, which
will be the same as that configured in the street panel (1) the default value is =0
6. Using the touch device, select the text “dtmf_close=” and enter the desired value, which will be the
same as that configured in the street panel (1) the default value is =2
7. Configure the “Volume selection” to their default values:
- intercom_attenuation= 2
- intercom_mic_gain= -4.0
- door_mic_gain = -6.0
When all steps have been completed, press on the Save Configuration File option and continue the
setting with Data Network Settings in the next section
(1) to complete the street panel setting refer to the corresponding 1 push button street panel installation guide from GUINAZ ELECTRONICA S.L
2.3.2.2 Data Network Settings
In order to configure the GUINAZ Smartive 7" monitor in the P2P mode (together with the rest of the
installation elements) it is necessary to set up the network parameters with an IP address static
configuration, following the process described.
On the installer setting screen select the “Connectivity” icon to access the Android settings and from there
access the network parameters.
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1. In the menu Settings->Installer press the “Network Settings” icon.
2. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the “Disable DCHP” option
3. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the box IP Address and enter the desired address value
according to the desired value, the default value is 192.168.1.XXX (2)
4. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the box Network Mask and enter the desired address
value according to the desired value, the default value is 255.255.255.0 (2)
5. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the box Link Gate and enter the desired address value
according to the desired value, the default value is 192.168.1.1 (2)
6. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the box DNS Server 1 and enter the desired address value
according to the desired value, the default value is 8.8.8.8 (2)
7. In the Android Setting drop-down menu select the box DNS Server 2 and enter the desired address value
according to the desired value, the default value is 4.4.4.4 (2)
8. Select the "Back" icon in the browser bar and go back to the "Installer" menu
DCHP On/Off selection
IP Address selection
Network mask
selection
Gateway selection
DNS server
selection
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When all steps have been completed, press on the Save Configuration File option and continue the setting
with Data Network Settings in the next section
(1) The default values checked are a recommendation from GUINAZ, but the correct configuration of the monitor network settings are responsibility of the installer and the network
manager in the involved building/installation. GUINAZ does not take responsibility for the incorrect setting of the final installation data network.
2.3.2.3 Setting the Street Panels in P2P MODE
The GUINAZ Smartive monitor includes a menu within the installer settings to set up the street panels for
the existing exterior accesses in the installation, so they can be used with the monitor. Follow the procedure
below in the P2P mode.
1. In the Settings->Installer menu press the icon on screen to edit the configuration file
2. Select the text in section [door stations] and configure the following parameters for EACH exterior access
present in the installation:
3. Select the value “name=” and introduce the chosen name for the exterior access (i.e., "Main Entrance").
4. Select the value “address=” and enter the following text string (as seen in the top image)
“sip:”+”192.168.X.X”+ “:YYYY”+ return key.
a. 192.168.X.X (Street panel IP address in the LAN network)
b. YYYY (port value used for the communication, default 5060)
5. Select the value “config address=” and enter the same value as the IP address used in the previous field
(192.168.X.X)
6. Repeat the steps 3 to 5 for each exterior access in the installation.
Once the configuration is finished, save the changes by pressing the “Save Configuration File” option in the
Installer Menu
Configuration file.
“door stations” section