LTS LTH-M201-C User manual

Knowledge Base Text: Jimmy Wang
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Video & Tutorial
KB –Intercom M201 / D301GY-WIFI Guide
MENU
Introduction / Video Link 1 , 2
Dipswitch & Wiring Diagram 3
Unlock door with Password 4
Outdoor Station Programming 5
Indoor Station Programming 8
Important Notice:
MUST UPGRADE the main module firmware or NVMSv3 to the
latest version. There are several important patches since released.
Please Check: www.ltsecurityinc.com/downloads
LTH-M201-C LTH-M201-DIS
Outdoor Main Module (or Extend) Touch Screen sub module
This main module comes with 2 MP Popular sub module. It supports
camera with a Name Tag button. address book and more features.
Support built-in Mic and speaker Usually, sell as a combo package
Support up to other 8 Ext Outdoor Module with the M201-KP together.
LTH-M201-IM LTH-M201-KP
Status Indicator sub module Number Keypad sub module
Status indicator only provide with
3 colors LED status, it is not a button.
LTH-M201-6B LTH-M201-MCR
Name Tags & 6 buttons sub module Mifare Card Reader sub module
Which allows the main module to ring up to Only support reading 34-bit key.
6 additional rooms. This module has the There is no 26-bit function supported.
backlight feature but it only turns on
when the M201-C goes into the night mode. 13.56MHz Card Reader
Indoor Station: LTH-D301GY-WIFI
• 7" video touch screen Indoor Station
• Built-in Mic and Speaker
• Support Wi-Fi / LAN network connection
• Power require: PoE, DC12V
Minimal Requirement:
Intercom mandatory requires
1 Main Module & 1 Indoor Station.
Sub Outdoor Station
Main Outdoor Station
Reference: Jamie Lin, Perry Chung

pg. 2
Intercom Introduction
In-Depth Details and Programming
A large-scale installation may seem daunting when there may be dozens or even hundreds of
devices all talking between each other. However, the actual depth of networking is quite
shallow. The “Main Outdoor Station” is our center node and all other devices in an intercom
network will all eventually point back up to it.
Each device network IP must be kept in the same network region.
You must use the NVMSv3 software to connect each device in the device management first.
Outdoor Station (1 Main Outdoor Station Only)
LTS Intercom Outdoor Station consists of 1 mandatory
camera module and optional extension modules like keypad
module and card reader module. For each main entrance
outdoor station, you can add up to 8 side-entrance outdoor
stations. (Side Sub-Outdoor-Station up to 8)
Indoor Station (for Linking to the Outdoor Station)
On the 7" screen, you can view and talk with visitors in real
time, review missed call history, etc.… Each apartment /
house should have one mandatory main indoor station.
(each Indoor Station you can have up to 5 Extend Indoor
Station available)
What is difference in between 2-Wire Intercom model and IP Intercom model?
The 2-wire Intercom model is a standalone intercom system. It is running 2 wires to communication with each device. You need at least 3 things to make a Set.
Power (LTH-MD06-2), Main Module (LTH-M201-C-2), Indoor Station (LTH-D301GY-WIFI-2). The Power Module support 1 Main Module with 5 Indoor Station Module.
The cable distance up to 300ft max. It is totally different than the standard version. Usually, 2-wire Intercom is based on the special order.
Sub Outdoor Station
Main Outdoor Station

pg. 3
Dipswitch & Wire Diagram
All Sub Module(s) back panel hides with the Dip Switch. For the first time, it requires to be adjusted when you connect with the RS485 wire connection.
Remove the rubber cover on the sub-module rear panel to expose the DIP switch.
Set the sub-module address according to the DIP rules and install the rubber cover back. If you change any dipswitch, must power cycle to take effect.
(Dipswitch 1,2,3,4 uses to coding the sub-module address; Dipswitch 5,6,7,8 is reserved (All OFF as default); Dipswitch 8 is for the resistance(120Ω).
Valid sub module address range is 1 to 8, each sub-module address cannot be the same, otherwise, it will cause an error.)
Wire Connection: Main Module to Sub Module
The RS485 wire connection from M201-C Main Module
RS485 output to the 1st Sub module RS485 input.
For more sub-modules, connect from the previous sub module
RS485 output to the next Sub-Module RS485 input and so on.
(You can find the RS485 cable from the mount frame box)
Outdoor Main Module M201-C wire diagram:
Note: There are 2 door strike connections available in the main module.
However, you need to program the 2nd door strike with the Indoor Station LTH-D301GY-WIFI to push release it.
Meanwhile, the Mobile app LTS Connect only support to release the Door1 only. Please be aware of this.
Also, each Main module only supports up to 3 unlock passwords if use the M201-KP keypad to open.
Dipswitch
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sub 1
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 2
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 3
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 4
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 5
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 6
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 7
ON
ON
ON
OFF
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
Sub 8
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Ω
PoE Power Note: The M201-C can be powered up with
standard 802.3af (15.4 watt) PoE input. But if you have
touch screen module, it requires 802.3at PoE+ (30 watt)
up to 4 sub modules. Otherwise, 30watts can support
up to 8 sub modules without the touch screen module.
Recommend use 30W PoE power

pg. 4
Unlock Doorwith Password
Calling
Unlock Door from the Outdoor Keypad: Unlocking the door using the permission password (Outdoor Station support up to 3 passwords)
Dial-in # permission password # for unlocking with public code.
E.G dial-in #123123# for password= 123123
Each Indoor station room number can support with 1 extra password. If you want to use this feature,
Dial-in # Room(number) Password(number) # for unlocking with room password.
E.G dial-in #101123123# with room 101 and password 123123
Outdoor to Indoor:
Use the Outdoor Station’s Name Tag button to call the Room number.
Push the nametag button on the outdoor station, it should start to ringing. The ring tone should sound like a busy tone.
If you have the sub-module LTH-M201-IM indicator module, it can display the call has been picking up by the person when the ringing
stops. If you got the message “calling fail”, that means to connect is not success or the room programming is not finish yet.
Use Outdoor Station’s Keypad to call the Room number.
Dial-in the room number and ending with the pound button.
E.G dial 101#=call Room 101
Use Outdoor Station’s Name Tag button to call Mobile App.
The mobile app is using LTS Connect. You need to create an account and adding the QR code.
The QR code only exists in the 1st Indoor Station configuration panel.
If you program it correctly, it will call the indoor station and mobile app at the same time when visitors press the name tag button.
Indoor Station to Indoor Station:
Calling from Indoor Station to Sub Indoor Station:
If you are dialing to another Indoor Station, dial “0 –Extension”,
E.G dial 0-1 to call extension-1 sub indoor station Dial 0-0 to call the previous Indoor station connected.
(0 indicates for the main unit and the appropriate extension for each sub/slave indoor#)
Calling from Indoor Station to another location’s Indoor station
(Calling separate Indoor Station; located in the Extended Outdoor Station)
If you are dialing a separate room, dial in Community –Building –Unit –Room Number followed by the call button.
E.G dial 1-1-1-101 + Dial.

pg. 5
Activation & Setup
For the first time, you need to activate the Indoor Station & Outdoor Station.
There are two ways to activate the station. (See video link in Page 1)
1. Activate it through the Indoor Station Setup Wizard.
2. Use Windows PC to activate it. (Require NVMSv3 software)
However, the difference is the first method is for the simple intercom environment.
If you have more than 3 stations, I recommend using a PC to do the setup will be easy.
NVMSv3 (NVMS 7000 v3)
You can use the Online Device button on top to perform the device
activation and modify the network IP address to match your network
region.
After the intercom device is Online. You need to use the Remote
Configuration button to perform the adjustment.
Define the No# (for Outdoor Station) and Room No# (for Indoor Station). Important: Each ID must be unique. Otherwise, you will get a “Calling Fail” error.
If you only have 1 outdoor station, just focus on the orange box section.
The Main Outdoor station number is always set to “0”. Remember: this is the only Zero in the system.
If you have a more outdoor station, then keep reading under. Otherwise, please skip to the next page. (Define Name Tag button)
For Multiple Outdoor Station:
Set ID: Set each sub outdoor station ID.
In an example, the Main outdoor station
is always marked as “0”, Extend Sub
Outdoor Station is marked as “1,2,3,4…
up to 8”
Go to the Remote Configuration >
Network > ID Configuration. (Picture on
right)
After change Device No, it will ask you
to reboot the device.
Link IP to the Master:
If this device is the sub-station, you
need to point each device IP to the
Master Station IP address.
Go to the Remote Configuration >
Network > Linked Network
Configuration. (Picture on right)
For all other outdoor Stations Linked
Network Configuration, you need a
point to the Master Outdoor station IP
address.

pg. 6
NameTag
Unlock Door with Password Setup
Define NameTag & Call to Indoor Station
In the Remote Configuration, you can define the M201-C
Main Module NameTag button where it calling to.
The room number is the Indoor Station Room No.
About the 6 NameTag module define:
You can find it from Intercom > Sub Module
Keypad Module Programming
This programming is only required if the customer wishes to unlock the door
using either a universal password or a password specific to each room.
Universal passwords can support up to 3 profiles, also can be changed by going
into remote configuration for the M201-C and navigating to Intercom ->
Permission Password.
6-digit codes can be assigned to unlock the door for
public1,
public2,
public3.
Each indoor station which directly connected to the Master
Outdoor station that can support with 1 extra unlock
password. You need to use Indoor Station Room number with
the password to unlock the door. To program this, you need
go to the Indoor Station D301GY Remote Configuration in the NVMSv3.
Intercom -> Permission Password.
Choose “Unlocking Password” in the Password Type.
The Old Password is initially set to 123456
and you can create a new room unlock password as you see fit.
See how to unlock the door with the password in Page 4.

pg. 7
Mifare Card Reader
If you have the Mifare Card Reader LTH-M201-MCR, each camera module can add up to 10,000 13.56MHz Mifare Cards or key fob.
The card reader is pre-program with 34bit. So, it only can read the 10 digits code from the cards or the key fobs.
To program it is the same as the Access Control programming in the NVMSv3 software.
You need to program the
Person & Access Group at least.
Program Person & Card:
1. Click the Main Menu icon
2. Open Person icon.
Adding Person & Card:
Follow these steps in the picture.
For the first time the (4) window pop-up, you need to
define the card reader reading from. By default, it read
to the PC USB LTK100ME card reader.
If you want to read it from the Intercom M201-C, you need to select the Remote > Camera Module. Then, Press read button (5)
If you want to input the card number manually, you just input it in the field with 10 digits. Then, (6) (7)
Program Access Group
(Access Group aka Permission)
Go to
Follow these steps in the picture.
When you define the name (3), please use an easily understand title. That
should help you to remember the original purpose.
(4) drag the person into the list.
(5) drag the door into the list;
open when these cards scanned.
Apply Changes to Device to the Intercom
When finished, make sure to check the Apply Status to confirm success.

pg. 8
Indoor Station Setup
The Indoor station activation wizard is straight forward. Please follow the video to setup.
What is the difference between Indoor and Indoor Extension?
The indoor station extension is extended from the indoor station in the same house.
You can connect ups to 5 extensions to the same indoor station each.
When someone calls the room number from the outdoor station, the indoor station
“and” the indoor station extension both Rings at the same time.
Program Indoor station and Indoor Station Relationships
You need to use NVMSv3 to program this.
In an example, I set up the Indoor Station to Room 2
I recommend clarify the device & group name with the easy
understand name when you add it to the device management.
Network > Linked Network Configuration
(Main) Door Station IP address.
Make sure to point the linked address back to the
outdoor master station.
Intercom > ID Configuration
Indoor Station
Room No: 2
And, I have an indoor station extension.
Intercom > ID Configuration
Station Extension
No: 1
Network > Linked Network Configuration
(Main) Indoor Station IP: point to the prior “Indoor”
station IP address.
DirectIndoorStation
Indoor Extension

pg. 9
FAQ
Q: Can the NameTag Dial to the Call Center (NVMSv3) instead of the Indoor Station?
A: Yes, you can. However, you need to do some adjustments first. You only can use
the M-201c to call the Call Center. The submodule is not able to connect the call
center. The call center is pre-defined as Room No. 1. In another word, if you decide to
call the call center, then you need to change to the indoor station Room No. to another
number. Make sure there is no duplicate room number in the system.
Q: Does the intercom system support SIP?
A: Yes, you can swap the door station to SIP Protocol rather than private and input the
SIP server address under the linked network configuration.
Q: I made changes and now my door station will not call my indoor stations?
A: The Main door station acts as the SIP server and requires that each indoor station
register to it. Reboot all indoor stations that are having an issue to resolve this
problem.
Q: Where to find the Door release duration?
A: Intercom > Access and Elevator Control > Door-unlocked Durations. (6-60sec)
Q: Why do the nametag module on my main module or the keypad module not light up?
A: The buttons only light up when the main module is in night mode.
Q: Does the camera module have IR?
A: Yes, there are 2 IR LEDs found underneath the black ring that surrounds the main
lens. It is not visible to the naked eye.
Q: Can I add the M201-C module to my NVR/DVR?
A: Yes, you can add it on to NVRs/DVRs and it will also record on motion.
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