Intrasonic Technology V500 User manual
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONǢ
IP 7 Inch Indoor monitor
User Manual
V500 Smartphone Video Doorbell
Return to Stock to Stock
Product returns require a Return Merchandise Authorization Number(RMA). Please call
customer service at 877-435-0670 to receive your RMA number, BEFORE returning any
merchandise. Any product returned without an RMA number is subject of being refused and
returned to customer. Once received Intrasonic Technology will evaluate the returned items
for damaged and completeness. A credit memo will be issued to the customer once the
product has been evaluated. Any damaged or missing items will be deducted from the amount
credited. Return to stock items must be in unopened original boxes and in like new condition.
Credit will not be issued for used or previously installed product. All returns are subject to a
10% restocking charge.
Intrasonic Technology 2 Year Limited Warranty
Speakers
12
Video Intercom
Wireless Speaker Kit
Warrants its products for two years of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies
to products purchased from authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot
be supplied the manufacture serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty
extends to the original user or subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term.
Intrasonic Technology will replace or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a
reconditioned or new product. All products with manufactured defects must be returned to
Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
Intrasonic Technology warrants its products to be free of manufacture defects for 2 years of
closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies to products purchased from authorized
dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be supplied the manufactures serial
number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends to the original user or subsequent
owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic Technology will replace or repair
the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned or new product. All products
with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
If an Intrasonic Technology product is determined to have a manufactures defect, please call
our toll free number (877-435-0670) before any attempt to dismantle the product. Any attempts
to dismantle the product will void the warranty.
An RMA (Returned Material Authorization) will be required prior to returning a product
to Intrasonic Technology, Inc. To obtain an RMA call our toll free number (877-435-0670) and
speak with a customer service representative. All products returned to Intrasonic Technology
without an RMA will be refused.
Intrasonic Technology will not be liable for consequential, incidental or damages arising in
connection with use or inability to use this product. In no event shall Intrasonic Technology
liability hereunder exceed the cost of the product covered hereby. No person is authorized
to assume for us or obligate us for any other liability in connection with thesale of this product.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of consequential, incidental or damages,
so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply. This limited warranty gives you specific legal
rights, and you may also have other rights, which may vary state to state.
Intrasonic Technology 10 Year Limited Warranty for Ceiling and In-Wall Speakers
2 Year Warranty for Subwoofer and Accessories
Intrasonic Technology, Including JA Audio In-Wall and Ceiling Speakers warrants for 10 years
of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies to products purchased from
authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be supplied the manufacture
serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends to the original user or
subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic Technology will replace
or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned or new product. All
products with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
Warrants its products for two years of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies
to products purchased from authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be
supplied the manufacture serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends
to the original user or subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic
Technology will replace or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned
or new product. All products with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic
Technology, Inc.
Return to Stock to Stock
Product returns require a Return Merchandise Authorization Number(RMA). Please call
customer service at 877-435-0670 to receive your RMA number, BEFORE returning any
merchandise. Any product returned without an RMA number is subject of being refused and
returned to customer. Once received Intrasonic Technology will evaluate the returned items
for damaged and completeness. A credit memo will be issued to the customer once the
product has been evaluated. Any damaged or missing items will be deducted from the amount
credited. Return to stock items must be in unopened original boxes and in like new condition.
Credit will not be issued for used or previously installed product. All returns are subject to a
10% restocking charge.
Intrasonic Technology 2 Year Limited Warranty
Speakers
12
Video Intercom
Wireless Speaker Kit
Warrants its products for two years of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies
to products purchased from authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot
be supplied the manufacture serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty
extends to the original user or subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term.
Intrasonic Technology will replace or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a
reconditioned or new product. All products with manufactured defects must be returned to
Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
Intrasonic Technology warrants its products to be free of manufacture defects for 2 years of
closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies to products purchased from authorized
dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be supplied the manufactures serial
number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends to the original user or subsequent
owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic Technology will replace or repair
the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned or new product. All products
with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
If an Intrasonic Technology product is determined to have a manufactures defect, please call
our toll free number (877-435-0670) before any attempt to dismantle the product. Any attempts
to dismantle the product will void the warranty.
An RMA (Returned Material Authorization) will be required prior to returning a product
to Intrasonic Technology, Inc. To obtain an RMA call our toll free number (877-435-0670) and
speak with a customer service representative. All products returned to Intrasonic Technology
without an RMA will be refused.
Intrasonic Technology will not be liable for consequential, incidental or damages arising in
connection with use or inability to use this product. In no event shall Intrasonic Technology
liability hereunder exceed the cost of the product covered hereby. No person is authorized
to assume for us or obligate us for any other liability in connection with thesale of this product.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of consequential, incidental or damages,
so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply. This limited warranty gives you specific legal
rights, and you may also have other rights, which may vary state to state.
Intrasonic Technology 10 Year Limited Warranty for Ceiling and In-Wall Speakers
2 Year Warranty for Subwoofer and Accessories
Intrasonic Technology, Including JA Audio In-Wall and Ceiling Speakers warrants for 10 years
of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies to products purchased from
authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be supplied the manufacture
serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends to the original user or
subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic Technology will replace
or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned or new product. All
products with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic Technology, Inc.
Warrants its products for two years of closing or actual installation. This warranty only applies
to products purchased from authorized dealers or distributors. If proof of installation cannot be
supplied the manufacture serial number or date code will be substituted. This warranty extends
to the original user or subsequent owner of the product during the warranty term. Intrasonic
Technology will replace or repair the product at its discretion at no charge with a reconditioned
or new product. All products with manufactured defects must be returned to Intrasonic
Technology, Inc.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY..............................................................................1
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.........................................................................1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................1
CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT BY RECYCLING........................................2
COPYRIGHT STATEMENT..............................................................................2
Table of Contents ...........................................................................................3
1. Description Of The Indoor Monitor................................................................5
1.1 Fittings .................................................................................................5
1.2 Specifications .......................................................................................5
1.3 Note On Wiring Connection .............................. ................................6
1.4 Installation Process ...............................................................................6
1.5 Wiring Diagram .....................................................................................7
1.6 Alarm Instructions .................................................................................9
1.7 Description On Indoor Monitor ................................................................9
1.8 Operation Introduction On Indoor Monitor ..............................................11
2.Menu Operations on Indoor Monitor.............................................................14
2.1Set System Parameters.........................................................................14
2.1.1 System-Language........................................................................14
2.1.2 System-Time...............................................................................15
2.1.3 System-Information.....................................................................15
2.1.4 System-Network..........................................................................16
2.1.5 System-Password........................................................................17
2.2 Set the Tone Parameters.......................................................................17
2.2.1 Ring-RIng Select..........................................................................17
2.2.2 Ring-Ring Volume ........................................................................18
2.2.3 Ring-Silence Mode .......................................................................18
2.3 Set the Mode of the indoor monitor.........................................................19
2.4 Set the alarm parameters......................................................................19
2.4.1 Alarm-CAM alarm.........................................................................20
2.4.2 Alarm-Alarm Record.....................................................................20
2.4.3 Alarm-Motion Detect.....................................................................21
2.5 Set the Color parameters......................................................................22
2.6 Playback.............................................................................................22
2.6.1 Files-Record Files........................................................................23
2.6.2 Files-Snapshot Files.....................................................................24
2.7 Device Connect--Through wired network or wireless network...................25
2.8 AP Mode........... ..................................................................................26
3. Web Browser Operation .............................................................................27
3.1 Running Environment...........................................................................27
3.2 Quick Setting.......................................................................................27
3.3 System Login ......................................................................................29
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Table of ContentsTable of Contents
4. Port Forwarding......... .............................................................................31
5. Function Settings ....................................................................................32
5.1 Home.................................................................................................32
5.2 Media ................................................................................................33
5.2.1 Media--Video...............................................................................33
5.2.2 Media--OSD ................................................................................34
5.3 Parameters ........................................................................................34
5.3.1 Network--Basic Settings ...............................................................34
5.3.2 Network--DDNS ...........................................................................35
5.3.3 Network--E-mail...........................................................................35
5.3.4 Network--Wifi...............................................................................36
5.3.5 Network--Motion Detect................................................................37
5.4 System.............................................................................................. 37
5.4.1 System-Time Setting ...................................................................38
5.4.2 System-Initialize ........................................................................ 39
5.4.3 System-Device Info .....................................................................40
5.4.4 System-Storage Device................................................................40
5.4.5 System-System Log.....................................................................41
5.5 Logout...............................................................................................41
Appendix 1. Accessing the indoor monitor via Mozilla Firefox .........................42
Appendix 2. Accessing the indoor monitor via Google Chrome ........................42
Appendix 3 How to ensure reliable remote viewing of the indoor monitor through IE browser on Win 7/Win 8 64bit OS......44
34
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY..............................................................................1
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.........................................................................1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................1
CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT BY RECYCLING........................................2
COPYRIGHT STATEMENT..............................................................................2
Table of Contents ...........................................................................................3
1. Description Of The Indoor Monitor................................................................5
1.1 Fittings .................................................................................................5
1.2 Specifications .......................................................................................5
1.3 Note On Wiring Connection .............................. ................................6
1.4 Installation Process ...............................................................................6
1.5 Wiring Diagram .....................................................................................7
1.6 Alarm Instructions .................................................................................9
1.7 Description On Indoor Monitor ................................................................9
1.8 Operation Introduction On Indoor Monitor ..............................................11
2.Menu Operations on Indoor Monitor.............................................................14
2.1Set System Parameters.........................................................................14
2.1.1 System-Language........................................................................14
2.1.2 System-Time...............................................................................15
2.1.3 System-Information.....................................................................15
2.1.4 System-Network..........................................................................16
2.1.5 System-Password........................................................................17
2.2 Set the Tone Parameters.......................................................................17
2.2.1 Ring-RIng Select..........................................................................17
2.2.2 Ring-Ring Volume ........................................................................18
2.2.3 Ring-Silence Mode .......................................................................18
2.3 Set the Mode of the indoor monitor.........................................................19
2.4 Set the alarm parameters......................................................................19
2.4.1 Alarm-CAM alarm.........................................................................20
2.4.2 Alarm-Alarm Record.....................................................................20
2.4.3 Alarm-Motion Detect.....................................................................21
2.5 Set the Color parameters......................................................................22
2.6 Playback.............................................................................................22
2.6.1 Files-Record Files........................................................................23
2.6.2 Files-Snapshot Files.....................................................................24
2.7 Device Connect--Through wired network or wireless network...................25
2.8 AP Mode........... ..................................................................................26
3. Web Browser Operation .............................................................................27
3.1 Running Environment...........................................................................27
3.2 Quick Setting.......................................................................................27
3.3 System Login ......................................................................................29
......
Table of ContentsTable of Contents
4. Port Forwarding......... .............................................................................31
5. Function Settings ....................................................................................32
5.1 Home.................................................................................................32
5.2 Media ................................................................................................33
5.2.1 Media--Video...............................................................................33
5.2.2 Media--OSD ................................................................................34
5.3 Parameters ........................................................................................34
5.3.1 Network--Basic Settings ...............................................................34
5.3.2 Network--DDNS ...........................................................................35
5.3.3 Network--E-mail...........................................................................35
5.3.4 Network--Wifi...............................................................................36
5.3.5 Network--Motion Detect................................................................37
5.4 System.............................................................................................. 37
5.4.1 System-Time Setting ...................................................................38
5.4.2 System-Initialize ........................................................................ 39
5.4.3 System-Device Info .....................................................................40
5.4.4 System-Storage Device................................................................40
5.4.5 System-System Log.....................................................................41
5.5 Logout...............................................................................................41
Appendix 1. Accessing the indoor monitor via Mozilla Firefox .........................42
Appendix 2. Accessing the indoor monitor via Google Chrome ........................42
Appendix 3 How to ensure reliable remote viewing of the indoor monitor through IE browser on Win 7/Win 8 64bit OS......44
34
150-160cm
1. Description Of The Indoor Monitor
1.1 Fittings
1.2 Specifications
56
For indoor monitor
LAN
OPERATION INS
IP Villa Video Intercom Sys
Quick Guide
Indoor monitor
(1pcs)
Screw anchors
(4pcs)
Wall screws
(4pcs)
Bracket
(1pcs)
A Network Conversion
Line with 4 pin interface
(1pcs)
User Manual
(1pcs)
1.3 Note On Wiring Connection
1.4 Installation Process
4 Pin line
(5pcs)
The indoor monitor with a sperate power supply applicable to wide voltage range AC 100V
240V Please first pull out the AC power plug before installation of the device
shown as below
, (~
).
( ).
Wiring connection according to the following to avoid interference:
Power+ Video
Audio GND GND Audio
Power+ Video
Please note the silk printing marked on PCB in order to avoid incorrect connecting.
The wiring connection :requirement
1 4C ordinary non STP wiring cable.- ;
2 Effective distance from the outdoor camera to furthest indoor monitor
Transmission 28m 4x0 2mm
. :
≤ (. )
≤ (. )
≤ (. )
2
Transmission 50m 4x0 3mm
Transmission 80m 4x0 5mm
2
2
Display screen
Definition
Standard
Calling mode
Calling time
Standby current
Work current
Power supply
Work temperature
Installation
Built in storage-
Picture format
7"TFT LCD screen
PAL/NTSC
Two-way conversation
120s
Maximum 5 MA20
Maximum 600MA
Surface mounting
JPEG standard format
SD
( GB)(> ）
card
maximum 32 CIass 10
Extension memory
1024 600(H)X ( )V
Yes
-10 C~+60 C
Sperate power supply
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
236mm
TF
142mm
14mm
150-160cm
1. Description Of The Indoor Monitor
1.1 Fittings
1.2 Specifications
56
For indoor monitor
LAN
OPERATION INS
IP VillaVideo Intercom Sys
Quick Guide
Indoor monitor
(1pcs)
Screw anchors
(4pcs)
Wall screws
(4pcs)
Bracket
(1pcs)
A Network Conversion
Line with 4 pin interface
(1pcs)
User Manual
(1pcs)
1.3 Note On Wiring Connection
1.4 Installation Process
4 Pin line
(5pcs)
The indoor monitor with a sperate power supply applicable to wide voltage range AC 100V
240V Please first pull out the AC power plug before installation of the device
shown as below
, (~
).
( ).
Wiring connection according to the following to avoid interference:
Power+ Video
Audio GND GND Audio
Power+ Video
Please note the silk printing marked on PCB in order to avoid incorrect connecting.
The wiring connection :requirement
1 4C ordinary non STP wiring cable.- ;
2 Effective distance from the outdoor camera to furthest indoor monitor
Transmission 28m 4x0 2mm
. :
≤ (. )
≤ (. )
≤ (. )
2
Transmission 50m 4x0 3mm
Transmission 80m 4x0 5mm
2
2
Display screen
Definition
Standard
Calling mode
Calling time
Standby current
Work current
Power supply
Work temperature
Installation
Built in storage-
Picture format
7"TFT LCD screen
PAL/NTSC
Two-way conversation
120s
Maximum 5 MA20
Maximum 600MA
Surface mounting
JPEG standard format
SD
( GB)(> ）
card
maximum 32 CIass 10
Extension memory
1024 600(H)X ( )V
Yes
-10 C~+60 C
Sperate power supply
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
236mm
TF
142mm
14mm
* Switch off power supply before installing.
* Keep more than 30cm away from AC power supply to avoid external interference.
NOTE:
To install the indoor unit, please follow these steps as below:
1.5 Wiring Diagram
For 7'' indoor monitor, user can connect up to 2 IP outdoor cameras & 2 CCTV
cameras, or 2 1080P outdoor cameras & 2 1080P CCTV cameras, three extendable indoor
monitor(one by one) to the corresponding interfaces. The ethernet connector is a 4 pin
connector to it(shown below).
Note: 1. The cameras must use an external power supply.
78
Screw anchors
cables
Bracket
Screws
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM 1
CAM 2
IN
DOOR1
DOOR2 OUT
VIDEO
GND
AUDIO
VCC
VIDEO
GND
AUDIO
VCC
VIDEO
GND
ALM
VCC
VIDEO
GND
ALM
VCC
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
CAM 1 IN
DOOR1
CAM 2
DOOR2 OUT
CAM1
DC12V
Audio
GND
Video
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM2
CAM 1
TV-out
CAM 2
IN
DOOR1
DOOR2 OUT
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
next Slave
IP Indoor Monitor
Indoor monitor
AC/DC power
adapter
for unlocking
(not included)
AC/DC
electric lock
(not included)
DOOR2
ALM1
ALM2
DC12V
Audio
GND
Video
AC/DC power
adapter
for unlocking
(not included)
AC/DC
electric lock
(not included)
DOOR1
AC/DC power
adapter for
camera
(not included)
AC/DC power
adapter for
camera
(not included)
Rx+
Rx-
Tx-
Tx+
LAN
Internet
TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
LAN
LAN
* Separate power supply
* Switch off power supply before installing.
* Keep more than 30cm away from AC power supply to avoid external interference.
NOTE:
To install the indoor unit, please follow these steps as below:
1.5 Wiring Diagram
For 7'' indoor monitor, user can connect up to 2 IP outdoor cameras & 2 CCTV
cameras, or 2 1080P outdoor cameras & 2 1080P CCTV cameras, three extendable indoor
monitor(one by one) to the corresponding interfaces. The ethernet connector is a 4 pin
connector to it(shown below).
Note: 1. The cameras must use an external power supply.
78
Screw anchors
cables
Bracket
Screws
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM 1
CAM 2
IN
DOOR1
DOOR2 OUT
VIDEO
GND
AUDIO
VCC
VIDEO
GND
AUDIO
VCC
VIDEO
GND
ALM
VCC
VIDEO
GND
ALM
VCC
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
CAM 1 IN
DOOR1
CAM 2
DOOR2 OUT
CAM1
DC12V
Audio
GND
Video
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM2
CAM 1
TV-out
CAM 2
IN
DOOR1
DOOR2 OUT
VIDEO
DATA
GND
AUDIO
next Slave
IP Indoor Monitor
Indoor monitor
AC/DC power
adapter
for unlocking
(not included)
AC/DC
electric lock
(not included)
DOOR2
ALM1
ALM2
DC12V
Audio
GND
Video
AC/DC power
adapter
for unlocking
(not included)
AC/DC
electric lock
(not included)
DOOR1
AC/DC power
adapter for
camera
(not included)
AC/DC power
adapter for
camera
(not included)
Rx+
Rx-
Tx-
Tx+
LAN
Internet
TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
LAN
LAN
* Separate power supply
1.7 Description On Indoor Monitor
1.6 Alarm Instructions
CAM1 and CAM2 of this production have each an alarm function When the trigger terminal and
GND is shorted the alarm is activate. The speaker of the indoor unit rings and continues 120s
dur
trigger recording or snapshot according to the
system settings The recording time is 120s during this time click
.
, ,
(
). , , “ ”
ing this time click to stop alarming and enter the standby mode
For the models with SD card system will
, “” .
,
to stop alarming and
enter the standby mode.
Connection diagram:
910
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM
GND
ALM
Switch power adapter
for camera(not included)
Hang up
Hang up
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
1
2
3
5
49
11
11
13
TF
12
6
7
8
10
TFT display View visitor’s image displayed on the TFT screen.
Microphone Transmit the voice to outdoor camera.
Name Descriptions
Power LED, the power indicator of the indoor monitor.
Door 1 active when the LED is on.
8
9
10
11
1
2
Door 2 active when the LED is on.
Intercom call or transfer calls to another indoor monitor.
Release the door lock.
Unlock
Monitoring
Setting
View the door and camera images.
Activate conversation mode.
Talk
1. The button is a composite key, users can press the button, scroll
the button upward or downward. For more details, please refer to
the section “Menu Operations”.
2. In standby mode, press the button “ ” once to quickly access the
menu.
3. In main menu settings, scroll the button “ ” upwards or
downwards to select sub-menu, then press “ ” again to enter
sub-menu. In sub-menu settings, press “ ” to select menu
options, scroll “ ” upwards or downwards to adjust values of
each option, then press “ ” to confirm. When select option “ ”
on the main menu, press “ ” to exit menu interface, and the
indoor device will be into standby mode.
Transfer call
Hang up Hang up
4. When the menu “Record mode” is set up as “Snapshot”, in
monitoring/talking mode, press “ ” to capture a frame of the
current video stream as a still photo.
5. When the menu “Record mode” is set up as “Record”, in
monitoring/talking mode, press “ ” to start manual record, and
press this button again to stop manual record.
Speaker Sound from outdoor camera.
For the models with TF card, insert the TF card for video according, and
photographs, supports up to 32GB. Video recoding files will be stored in the
TF card, photographs will be stored in the TF card of the indoor monitor firstly.
If there is no TF card in the device, snapshots will be stored into the flash of
the device.
TF card slot
12
13
6. In calling mode/monitoring mode/talking mode, scroll “ ” upwards
or downwards to adjust ringing volume or the communication
volume of the indoor monitor.
1.7 Description On Indoor Monitor
1.6 Alarm Instructions
CAM1 and CAM2 of this production have each an alarm function When the trigger terminal and
GND is shorted the alarm is activate. The speaker of the indoor unit rings and continues 120s
dur
trigger recording or snapshot according to the
system settings The recording time is 120s during this time click
.
, ,
(
). , , “ ”
ing this time click to stop alarming and enter the standby mode
For the models with SD card system will
, “” .
,
to stop alarming and
enter the standby mode.
Connection diagram:
910
GND
DC12V
Video
ALM
CAM
GND
ALM
Switch power adapter
for camera(not included)
Hang up
Hang up
Monitoring
Unlock
Talk
Hang up
1
2
1
2
3
5
49
11
11
13
TF
12
6
7
8
10
TFT display View visitor’s image displayed on the TFT screen.
Microphone Transmit the voice to outdoor camera.
Name Descriptions
Power LED, the power indicator of the indoor monitor.
Door 1 active when the LED is on.
8
9
10
11
1
2
Door 2 active when the LED is on.
Intercom call or transfer calls to another indoor monitor.
Release the door lock.
Unlock
Monitoring
Setting
View the door and camera images.
Activate conversation mode.
Talk
1. The button is a composite key, users can press the button, scroll
the button upward or downward. For more details, please refer to
the section “Menu Operations”.
2. In standby mode, press the button “ ” once to quickly access the
menu.
3. In main menu settings, scroll the button “ ” upwards or
downwards to select sub-menu, then press “ ” again to enter
sub-menu. In sub-menu settings, press “ ” to select menu
options, scroll “ ” upwards or downwards to adjust values of
each option, then press “ ” to confirm. When select option “ ”
on the main menu, press “ ” to exit menu interface, and the
indoor device will be into standby mode.
Transfer call
Hang up Hang up
4. When the menu “Record mode” is set up as “Snapshot”, in
monitoring/talking mode, press “ ” to capture a frame of the
current video stream as a still photo.
5. When the menu “Record mode” is set up as “Record”, in
monitoring/talking mode, press “ ” to start manual record, and
press this button again to stop manual record.
Speaker Sound from outdoor camera.
For the models with TF card, insert the TF card for video according, and
photographs, supports up to 32GB. Video recoding files will be stored in the
TF card, photographs will be stored in the TF card of the indoor monitor firstly.
If there is no TF card in the device, snapshots will be stored into the flash of
the device.
TF card slot
12
13
6. In calling mode/monitoring mode/talking mode, scroll “ ” upwards
or downwards to adjust ringing volume or the communication
volume of the indoor monitor.
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Please be aware of Connection of 2 outdoor cameras is required.
1.8 Operation Introduction On Indoor Monitor
VISITOR CALL
Standby mode
The Visitor press
the button oncall
outdoor camera 1
A continuous ring tone
is heard inside and
outside
The visitor’s image
automatically displayed on
the screen
Stop ringing
Start conversation
with outdoor camera
The conversation
duration is 120s
at a time
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor
The Visitor press
the button oncall
outdoor camera 2
NOTICE:
If both call button on two outdoor camera are pressed at the same time,
the same time, the preference will be given to the outdoor camera which
which call button was pressed first.
NOTICE:
The indoor unit will automatically go into standby mode if you are not
at home or have not reached the indoor unit in 60s.
End
release the
door lock
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor.
Both the visitor's voice and image will not be switched off within 20s of time span when the
“ ” button is pressed.
When the doorbell records for the video mode, from the start of a call, the whole process will
be recording. If the user press the icon “ ”, the recording will be stopped manually. When
the doorbell records for the snapshot mode,
user can press the button “ ” to capture an image.
if a visitor press the call button on the outdoor
camera, the
In monitoring mode, the device can listen to the sound of the outdoor doorbell. You can press the
button “ ” to converse and press the button “ ” to unlock.
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor
hang up
Option in the settings in the menu: DOOR1, CAM1, DOOR2, CAM2 operating mode (open or closed)
Standby Mode
Press the “ ” button
Call Outdoor
Press the “ ”
button to end
the call.
NOTICE:
If you are using only one outdoor camera in monitoring mode, you can also end the
monitoring mode by pressing the monitoring button again Must be Close CAM1;(
DOOR2; CAM2 in the menu option).
If you use two indoor units, and the other indoor unit starts monitoring mode,
the same images are displayed on the screen of the different indoor unit.
Show CAM1
image
Show DOOR1
image
Show DOOR2
image
Show CAM2
image
Close LCD
Each monitoring time is 60S
Monitoring
Press the “ ” button
on the indoor unit, the
electric lock will be opened.
Note:
1. The back-light of each button will be on when user presses any button or some visitor
calls on the outdoor doorbell. If the indoor monitor is in standby mode, the back-light of
each button will be off if user doesn’t operate the device in 10 seconds.
Talk
Talk
Unlock
Unlock
Hang up
Hang up
Unlock
Hang up
Hang up
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Please be aware of Connection of 2 outdoor cameras is required.
1.8 Operation Introduction On Indoor Monitor
VISITOR CALL
Standby mode
The Visitor press
the button oncall
outdoor camera 1
A continuous ring tone
is heard inside and
outside
The visitor’s image
automatically displayed on
the screen
Stop ringing
Start conversation
with outdoor camera
The conversation
duration is 120s
at a time
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor
The Visitor press
the button oncall
outdoor camera 2
NOTICE:
If both call button on two outdoor camera are pressed at the same time,
the same time, the preference will be given to the outdoor camera which
which call button was pressed first.
NOTICE:
The indoor unit will automatically go into standby mode if you are not
at home or have not reached the indoor unit in 60s.
End
release the
door lock
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor.
Both the visitor's voice and image will not be switched off within 20s of time span when the
“ ” button is pressed.
When the doorbell records for the video mode, from the start of a call, the whole process will
be recording. If the user press the icon “ ”, the recording will be stopped manually. When
the doorbell records for the snapshot mode,
user can press the button “ ” to capture an image.
if a visitor press the call button on the outdoor
camera, the
In monitoring mode, the device can listen to the sound of the outdoor doorbell. You can press the
button “ ” to converse and press the button “ ” to unlock.
Press the “ ”
button on indoor
monitor
hang up
Option in the settings in the menu: DOOR1, CAM1, DOOR2, CAM2 operating mode (open or closed)
Standby Mode
Press the “ ” button
Call Outdoor
Press the “ ”
button to end
the call.
NOTICE:
If you are using only one outdoor camera in monitoring mode, you can also end the
monitoring mode by pressing the monitoring button again Must be Close CAM1;(
DOOR2; CAM2 in the menu option).
If you use two indoor units, and the other indoor unit starts monitoring mode,
the same images are displayed on the screen of the different indoor unit.
Show CAM1
image
Show DOOR1
image
Show DOOR2
image
Show CAM2
image
Close LCD
Each monitoring time is 60S
Monitoring
Press the “ ” button
on the indoor unit, the
electric lock will be opened.
Note:
1. The back-light of each button will be on when user presses any button or some visitor
calls on the outdoor doorbell. If the indoor monitor is in standby mode, the back-light of
each button will be off if user doesn’t operate the device in 10 seconds.
Talk
Talk
Unlock
Unlock
Hang up
Hang up
Unlock
Hang up
Hang up
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2. Menu Operations On Indoor Monitor
2.1 Mouse Control
Internal communication function requires at least two indoor and one outdoor units to be connected.
Outdoor camera call indoor
monitor and conversation
is underway
Press the “ ” button
to activate the function of
call transfer to other
extension.
A continuous ring
tone is heard
NOTICE:
When you are transferring a call to other extension, the original
conversation indoor unit will return to standby mode, and the
indoor unit which the call is being transferred will also make a
continuous ring tone and the video image will appear on its
screen.
Press the talk
button on any of
indoor units
Talking
with visitor
At least 2 indoor units required.
Standby Mode
Press the “ ”
button
Press the talk
button on any of
indoor units
Start conversation
among indoor units.
Press Hang
up button End
NOTICE：
In mode, if a visitor press the callinternal communication
button on either outdoor unit, the internal communication
mode will be switched off. The visitor' s image will appear
on its screen and continuous ringing will be heard, you can
press the button to reactivate conversation with thetalk
visitor.
The Electric
lock can
be opened
End the call
and return to
standby mode.
Call Transfer To Other Extension
Internal Communication Among Indoor monitors
A continuous ring tone
is heard
2.1.1 System – Language
NOTICE：
If users don’t operate or enter any interface about the indoor monitor, the indoor device
1 minute automatically. If the menu “time display” is set up as “On”, the system time will be displayed on
the device is in standby mode, and the time position displayed on the screen will be changed once per one minute.
The back-light of each button will be on when user presses any button or some visitor calls on the outdoor doorbell.
If the indoor monitor is in standby mode, the back-light of each button will be off if user doesn’t do operate on the
device in 10 seconds.
will be into standby mode after
In standby mode, press the button “ ” to access the main menu interface, shows the main interface
as shown below. On menus, scroll “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor to the option “ ”,
and then press “ ” to exit.
The button “ ” is a three-in-one key, but also composite keys:
In standby mode, press the button “ ” once to enter the main menu settings. In main
scroll the button “ ” upward or downward to select sub-menu, then press “ ” again to enter
sub-menu. In sub-menu settings, press “ ” to select menu options, scroll “ ” upward or downward
to adjust values of each option, then press “ ” to confirm. When select option “ ” on main menu,
press the button “ ” to exit menu interface, and the indoor monitor will be into standby mode.
menu settings,
Scroll the button “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor to the option “ ”,
press “ ” to enter the “System” menu. System setup includes: “Language”, “Time”,
“Information”, “Network” and “Password”.
then
On system menu, move the cursor to “Language” and press “ ” to enter the
menu. Use this field to change the language of the monitor menu text and the on-screen
display. Press “ ” to select menu options, and then scroll “ ” upward or downward to
adjust values, then press “ ” again to confirm.
“Language”
2.1 Set System Parameters
Hang up
Hang up
System Ring Mode
Alarm Color Files
Time
Information
Network
Password
English
Language
the screen when
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2. Menu Operations On Indoor Monitor
2.1 Mouse Control
Internal communication function requires at least two indoor and one outdoor units to be connected.
Outdoor camera call indoor
monitor and conversation
is underway
Press the “ ” button
to activate the function of
call transfer to other
extension.
A continuous ring
tone is heard
NOTICE:
When you are transferring a call to other extension, the original
conversation indoor unit will return to standby mode, and the
indoor unit which the call is being transferred will also make a
continuous ring tone and the video image will appear on its
screen.
Press the talk
button on any of
indoor units
Talking
with visitor
At least 2 indoor units required.
Standby Mode
Press the “ ”
button
Press the talk
button on any of
indoor units
Start conversation
among indoor units.
Press Hang
up button End
NOTICE：
In mode, if a visitor press the callinternal communication
button on either outdoor unit, the internal communication
mode will be switched off. The visitor' s image will appear
on its screen and continuous ringing will be heard, you can
press the button to reactivate conversation with thetalk
visitor.
The Electric
lock can
be opened
End the call
and return to
standby mode.
Call Transfer To Other Extension
Internal Communication Among Indoor monitors
A continuous ring tone
is heard
2.1.1 System – Language
NOTICE：
If users don’t operate or enter any interface about the indoor monitor, the indoor device
1 minute automatically. If the menu “time display” is set up as “On”, the system time will be displayed on
the device is in standby mode, and the time position displayed on the screen will be changed once per one minute.
The back-light of each button will be on when user presses any button or some visitor calls on the outdoor doorbell.
If the indoor monitor is in standby mode, the back-light of each button will be off if user doesn’t do operate on the
device in 10 seconds.
will be into standby mode after
In standby mode, press the button “ ” to access the main menu interface, shows the main interface
as shown below. On menus, scroll “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor to the option “ ”,
and then press “ ” to exit.
The button “ ” is a three-in-one key, but also composite keys:
In standby mode, press the button “ ” once to enter the main menu settings. In main
scroll the button “ ” upward or downward to select sub-menu, then press “ ” again to enter
sub-menu. In sub-menu settings, press “ ” to select menu options, scroll “ ” upward or downward
to adjust values of each option, then press “ ” to confirm. When select option “ ” on main menu,
press the button “ ” to exit menu interface, and the indoor monitor will be into standby mode.
menu settings,
Scroll the button “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor to the option “ ”,
press “ ” to enter the “System” menu. System setup includes: “Language”, “Time”,
“Information”, “Network” and “Password”.
then
On system menu, move the cursor to “Language” and press “ ” to enter the
menu. Use this field to change the language of the monitor menu text and the on-screen
display. Press “ ” to select menu options, and then scroll “ ” upward or downward to
adjust values, then press “ ” again to confirm.
“Language”
2.1 Set System Parameters
Hang up
Hang up
System Ring Mode
Alarm Color Files
Time
Information
Network
Password
English
Language
the screen when
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2.1.2 System – Time
On system menu, . Use this field to switch the
date format, include “YY-MM-DD”, “MM-DD-YY” and “DD-MM-YY”, to adjust system
date and time. First
[Time display]: Options include “On” and “Off”. “On” means that the system time will be
displayed on the screen when the device is in standby mode. When set as “On”, the time
position displayed on the screen will be changed once per one minute.
move the cursor to “Time” and press “ ”
scroll “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor, and press “ ”
to select menu options, then scroll “ ” upward or downward to adjust values, then
press “ ” again to confirm.
2.1.4 System – Network
On system menu, move the cursor to “Network” and press “ ” to enter the “Network”
menu. User can set up “Enter AP mode”, “Default setting” and “Default password”.
Language
Time
Information
Password
Enter AP mode
Default setting
Default password
Network
2.1.3 System – Information
On system menu, move the cursor to “Information” and press “ ” to enter the
“Information” menu. The information includes software version and release date.
[Format SD]: This option is for the models with SD card. Format SD card before using.
Note:
[Format flash]:
[Backup pictures]:
[
This option is to format built-in storage of the indoor monitor.
For the models with SD card, to backup the photos on the built-in
storage device to SD card manually, and the photos stored on
the device will be deleted. The photos backup onto the SD card
need to be viewed on PC.
[Update]
Reboot]
[ ]:
: For the models with SD card, users can upgrade the firmware of the device
via SD card.
:
“Yes” to restart the device, choose “NO” to cancel.
Exit the current menu.
Move the cursor to “Reboot”, and press “ ”. It will pop-up a tip on the
window, choose
Note: During the system upgrading, don’t remove the SD card or turn the indoor
device off. After completing the upgrade, the device will restart.
Language
Time
Network
Password
Information
Format SD
Format flash
Backup Pictures
Update
Reboot
Software version:
2.1.0.7
Release date:
2018-09-04
Language YY-MM-DD
Information 10:30
Network Time display: Off
Password
Time 2018-09-04
Time
Information
Network
Password
English
Language
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2.1.2 System – Time
On system menu, . Use this field to switch the
date format, include “YY-MM-DD”, “MM-DD-YY” and “DD-MM-YY”, to adjust system
date and time. First
[Time display]: Options include “On” and “Off”. “On” means that the system time will be
displayed on the screen when the device is in standby mode. When set as “On”, the time
position displayed on the screen will be changed once per one minute.
move the cursor to “Time” and press “ ”
scroll “ ” upward or downward to move the cursor, and press “ ”
to select menu options, then scroll “ ” upward or downward to adjust values, then
press “ ” again to confirm.
2.1.4 System – Network
On system menu, move the cursor to “Network” and press “ ” to enter the “Network”
menu. User can set up “Enter AP mode”, “Default setting” and “Default password”.
Language
Time
Information
Password
Enter AP mode
Default setting
Default password
Network
2.1.3 System – Information
On system menu, move the cursor to “Information” and press “ ” to enter the
“Information” menu. The information includes software version and release date.
[Format SD]: This option is for the models with SD card. Format SD card before using.
Note:
[Format flash]:
[Backup pictures]:
[
This option is to format built-in storage of the indoor monitor.
For the models with SD card, to backup the photos on the built-in
storage device to SD card manually, and the photos stored on
the device will be deleted. The photos backup onto the SD card
need to be viewed on PC.
[Update]
Reboot]
[ ]:
: For the models with SD card, users can upgrade the firmware of the device
via SD card.
:
“Yes” to restart the device, choose “NO” to cancel.
Exit the current menu.
Move the cursor to “Reboot”, and press “ ”. It will pop-up a tip on the
window, choose
Note: During the system upgrading, don’t remove the SD card or turn the indoor
device off. After completing the upgrade, the device will restart.
Language
Time
Network
Password
Information
Format SD
Format flash
Backup Pictures
Update
Reboot
Software version:
2.1.0.7
Release date:
2018-09-04
Language YY-MM-DD
Information 10:30
Network Time display: Off
Password
Time 2018-09-04
Time
Information
Network
Password
English
Language
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[Enter AP mode]:
[Default Setting]:
[Default password]:
888888
Using this field to make the device into AP mode manually. Choose “Yes”, the
monitor will auto-reboot, and all the buttons LEDs will be flashing after it restarts, then the AP mode
is ready. Using the menu “Exit AP mode” to exit AP mode.
To restore all the parameters to the default values.
To restore the login/unclock password of the monitor access by web browser
or the uCareHome app, default password is “ ".
: the volume level of Ring Vol1: 00 10.
: the volume level of Ring Vol2: 00 10.
: the volume level of Ring Vol3: 00 10.
First move the cursor to option value, press “ ” to enter edit mode, then scroll “ ”
upward or downward to adjust values, and press “ ” to confirm.
[ ]: Exit the current menu.
[Ring Vol1]
[Ring Vol2]
[Ring Vol3]
-
-
-
2.2.3 Ring - Silence Mode
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Silence mode” and press “ ” to enter the “Silence
mode” menu. Silence mode is Do Not Disturb mode When Do Not Disturb mode is
enabled, during the period time of the silence mode the indoor monitor will be no answer
when outdoor doorbell calls and alert occurs
.
.
Note Silence mode will disable all ringing at the indoor monitors.:
2.1.5 System – Password
On system menu, move the cursor to “Password” and press “ ” to enter the “Password”
menu. User can set up the administrator’s password. The password set for entering the
indoor monitor by web browser or the uCareHome app, default is “ ".888888
Language
Time
Information
Password
Network
On main menu, move the cursor to “ ” and press “ ” to enter the “Ring” menu. Ring
setup includes: “Ring select”, “Ring volume” and “Silence mode”.
2.2.1 Ring – Ring select
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Ring select” and press “ ”to enter the “Ring select”
menu to set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera.
2.2.2 Ring – Ring volume
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Ring vol1”/”Ring vol2”/ “Ring vol3” and press “ ” to
enter the “Ring volume” menu to set up the ring volume. Users can set up different
ring volume during three different time period, the vibrate and ring time can be adjusted
from 10s to 45s when calling.
[Door1]
[Door2]
: To set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera 1,
: To set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera 2,
a total of 12.
a total of 12.
: Exit the current menu.[ ]
2.2 Set the tone parameters
Ring select
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring select
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring select
Ring select
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
06:00~12:00
10
30 Second
Ring vol1
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[Enter AP mode]:
[Default Setting]:
[Default password]:
888888
Using this field to make the device into AP mode manually. Choose “Yes”, the
monitor will auto-reboot, and all the buttons LEDs will be flashing after it restarts, then the AP mode
is ready. Using the menu “Exit AP mode” to exit AP mode.
To restore all the parameters to the default values.
To restore the login/unclock password of the monitor access by web browser
or the uCareHome app, default password is “ ".
: the volume level of Ring Vol1: 00 10.
: the volume level of Ring Vol2: 00 10.
: the volume level of Ring Vol3: 00 10.
First move the cursor to option value, press “ ” to enter edit mode, then scroll “ ”
upward or downward to adjust values, and press “ ” to confirm.
[ ]: Exit the current menu.
[Ring Vol1]
[Ring Vol2]
[Ring Vol3]
-
-
-
2.2.3 Ring - Silence Mode
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Silence mode” and press “ ” to enter the “Silence
mode” menu. Silence mode is Do Not Disturb mode When Do Not Disturb mode is
enabled, during the period time of the silence mode the indoor monitor will be no answer
when outdoor doorbell calls and alert occurs
.
.
Note Silence mode will disable all ringing at the indoor monitors.:
2.1.5 System – Password
On system menu, move the cursor to “Password” and press “ ” to enter the “Password”
menu. User can set up the administrator’s password. The password set for entering the
indoor monitor by web browser or the uCareHome app, default is “ ".888888
Language
Time
Information
Password
Network
On main menu, move the cursor to “ ” and press “ ” to enter the “Ring” menu. Ring
setup includes: “Ring select”, “Ring volume” and “Silence mode”.
2.2.1 Ring – Ring select
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Ring select” and press “ ”to enter the “Ring select”
menu to set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera.
2.2.2 Ring – Ring volume
On ring menu, move the cursor to “Ring vol1”/”Ring vol2”/ “Ring vol3” and press “ ” to
enter the “Ring volume” menu to set up the ring volume. Users can set up different
ring volume during three different time period, the vibrate and ring time can be adjusted
from 10s to 45s when calling.
[Door1]
[Door2]
: To set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera 1,
: To set up the doorbell tone of the outdoor camera 2,
a total of 12.
a total of 12.
: Exit the current menu.[ ]
2.2 Set the tone parameters
Ring select
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring select
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Door1 01
Door2 01
Ring select
Ring select
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
06:00~12:00
10
30 Second
Ring vol1
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[Mode]
[Door2 status]
[Record mode]
[Door1 unlock Time]
[Door2 unlock time]
[Video mode]:
: Options include “Master” and “Slave”. “Master” indicates that the indoor unit connects the
outdoors or cameras, “Slave” indicates that the indoor unit connects the main or sub indoor unit.
: Enable or disable the preview of Door2.
: For the models with SD card, options include “Record” and “Snapshot”. “Record”
indicates that the device with SD card will start record automatically when a visitor presses the call
button on the outdoor camera. “Snapshot” indicates that the device will capture a frame of the
video stream as a still photo if a visitor presses the call button on the outdoor camera.
: From 02 seconds to 10 seconds.
: From 02 seconds to 10 seconds.
From this field, select the video input mode that is consistent with cameras input,
i.e AHD or CVBS. “AHD” means that user can connect up to four AHD(1080P) cameras to the
indoor monitor. “D1" means that user can connect up to 4 CVBS cameras to the monitor.
From this field select the system output type that is consistent with camera input, i e
PAL or NTSC
[Standard]: , ..
.
: Exit the current menu.[ ]
On main menu, move the cursor to “ ” and press “ ” to enter the “Alarm” menu.
Alarm setup includes: “CAM alarm”, “Alarm record” and “Motion detect”.
NC
Off Off
[
: “Normally closed”, the normal state of the sensor is under constant high voltage.
If the output voltage changes from high to low, then the alarm will be triggered.
: Set the sensor type to “ ”, it means external sensor alarms are not in use.
CAM1] - [CAM]
[CAM2] - [CAM]:
[CAM 1 ring time]
[CAM 2 ring time]:
: Enable or disable the preview of camera 1.
Enable or disable the preview of camera 2.
: The alarm ring time of camera 1, if camera 1 has been triggered by
activity detected by the sensor, values can be set from 0~30
seconds.
The alarm ring time of camera 2, if camera 2 has been triggered by
activity detected by the sensor, values can be set from 0~30
seconds.
2.4.2 Alarm – Alarm record
On alarm menu, move the cursor to “Alarm record” and press “ ” to enter the “alarm
record” menu to set up the parameters.
On main menu, Move the cursor to “ ” and press “ ” to enter the “Mode” menu.
2.4.1 Alarm – CAM alarm
On alarm menu, move the cursor to “CAM1” or “CAM2” and press “ ”to enter the “CAM
alarm” menu to set up the alarm type of camera 1 or camera 2.
[CAM 1 Sensor type or CAM 2 Sensor type]: Each camera channel corresponds to
an I/O status (see the following status explanations), which means that when an alarm
is triggered, it will activate the corresponding channel to start alarm recording or
capture a snapshot.
: “Normally open”, it means that in its normal state, the sensor is kept under
constant low voltage. If the output voltage changes from low to high, then the
alarm will be triggered.
I/O status types:
NO
2.3 Set the mode of the indoor monitor
2.4 Set the alarm parameters
Mode: Master
Door2 status: On
Record mode: Record
Door1 unlock time: 03 Second
Door2 unlock time: 03 Second
Video mode: CVBS
Standard: PAL
00:00~06:00
Off
Ring select
Ring vol1
Ring vol2
Ring vol3
Silence mode
Mode
CAM2
Alarm record
Motion detect
CAM: On
Ring time: 00 Second
CAM1 Sensor type: NO
CAM2
Alarm record
Motion detect
CAM: On
Ring time: 00 Second
CAM1 Sensor type: NO
CAM2
Motion detect
Alarm record
CAM1
Record
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