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IPERVOICE
SYSTEM
INSTALLATION MANUAL

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IPERVOICE SYSTEM
SUMMARY MT124-025A / Version 3.20
1 IPervoice in brief ..................................................................................................................... 8
2 Digital audio/video transmission .............................................................................................. 9
3 General Characteristics .......................................................................................................... 11
System Architecture............................................................................................................... 13
4.1 The External Level: the IP network.......................................................................................................14
4.1.1 The IP devices ....................................................................................................................................................15
4.2 The Internal Level: the IP riser columns ...............................................................................................24
4.3 The internal level: the dedicated C T5 riser columns ...........................................................................26
4.4 The Internal Level: The IP apartments..................................................................................................30
4.5 The Internal Level: the distribution in traditional apartments ..............................................................33
4.6 Multi-Site rchitecture ........................................................................................................................38
4.6.1 Switchboard Installation ...................................................................................................................................39
4.6.2 IP Addressing inside a M lti-Site System .........................................................................................................39
5 IPervoice Services .................................................................................................................. 1
5.1 The Video Door Phone Service .............................................................................................................41
5.1.1 Services F nctions .............................................................................................................................................43
5.2 The Switchboard Service......................................................................................................................51
5.2.1 Service f nctions................................................................................................................................................53

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5.3 Panic Service (Panic larm)..................................................................................................................56
5.4 Room Monitor Service .........................................................................................................................57
5.5 Local ctivations Service......................................................................................................................58
5.6 The CCTV Service .................................................................................................................................59
5.7 The ccess Control Service ..................................................................................................................61
5.7.1 Proximity Key Management .............................................................................................................................62
5.7.2 Time Bands .........................................................................................................................................................62
5.7.3 Anti pass-back ....................................................................................................................................................63
5.8 The Telephony Service (VoIP) ..............................................................................................................63
6 Technical prescriptions........................................................................................................... 6
6.1 Prescriptions for External Level............................................................................................................64
6.2 Prescriptions for Internal Level ............................................................................................................66
7 Installation Prescriptions ........................................................................................................ 72
7.1 External Level (Street Side) ..................................................................................................................72
7.1.1 Wiring Instr ctions ............................................................................................................................................73
7.2 Internal Level (Riser Side) ....................................................................................................................74
7.2.1 Wiring Instr ctions ............................................................................................................................................75
7.3 Warning about RJ45 Connectors use ...................................................................................................76
7.4 dvices for devices installation ............................................................................................................77
7.4.1 Call Mod les and Access Control Installation..................................................................................................77
7.4.2 Apartment Stations Installation .......................................................................................................................78
7.5 Video Signal djustment......................................................................................................................79
7.6 partment Stations Configuration .......................................................................................................80
7.6.1 Dip Switch Config ration ..................................................................................................................................80
7.6.2 B tton F nction Assignment ............................................................................................................................82
8 IPervoice Configuration .......................................................................................................... 8
8.1 General Information ............................................................................................................................84
8.2 The Frontend.......................................................................................................................................85
8.2.1 FrontEnd in M lti-Site Mode ............................................................................................................................87
8.2.2 The main men ..................................................................................................................................................88
8.2.3 Devices tree........................................................................................................................................................90
8.2.4 System str ct re................................................................................................................................................91
8.2.5 Preliminary Checking .........................................................................................................................................92

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8.3 The “StartUp Wizard” ..........................................................................................................................93
8.3.2 Site Config ration ..............................................................................................................................................96
8.3.3 IP/CAT5 Gateway Config ration .......................................................................................................................98
8.3.4 IP Call Mod le Config ration ......................................................................................................................... 105
8.3.5 IP Video Door Unit config ration (Entry Panel)............................................................................................ 107
8.3.6 Concierge Switchboard config ration........................................................................................................... 109
8.3.7 Video Server Config ration ............................................................................................................................ 111
8.3.8 IP Key Reader Config ration .......................................................................................................................... 112
8.3.9 Special Decoder Config ration ...................................................................................................................... 113
8.3.10 VoIP Telephone Config ration....................................................................................................................... 114
8.3.11 End of Config ration with StartUp Wizard ................................................................................................... 122
9 IPervoice Devices advanced Configuration..............................................................................123
9.1 IP/C T5 Gateway...............................................................................................................................123
9.2 IP Call Module ...................................................................................................................................124
9.2.1 Block Gro p ..................................................................................................................................................... 125
9.2.2 Remarks abo t Secondary Call Mod les ...................................................................................................... 126
9.2.3 Interface Options ............................................................................................................................................ 127
9.2.4 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 128
9.2.5 Doors ............................................................................................................................................................... 129
9.3 IP Video Door Unit (Entry Panel) ........................................................................................................133
9.3.1 Interface Options ............................................................................................................................................ 134
9.3.2 Call B ttons ..................................................................................................................................................... 135
9.3.3 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 136
9.3.4 Doors ............................................................................................................................................................... 137
9.4 Concierge Switchboard ......................................................................................................................138
9.4.1 Competence Area ........................................................................................................................................... 138
9.4.2 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 139
9.4.3 Switchboard in M lti-Site Mode ................................................................................................................... 140
9.4.4 Registered Servers .......................................................................................................................................... 140
9.4.5 Competence Area e Special F nctions in M lti-Site Mode ......................................................................... 142
9.5 Video Server ......................................................................................................................................143
9.6 IP Key Reader ....................................................................................................................................144
9.6.1 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 145
9.7 Special Decoder .................................................................................................................................146

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9.8 VoIP Telephone .................................................................................................................................149
9.9 Stairs Preset Commands ....................................................................................................................152
9.9.1 Defa lt Path Images ....................................................................................................................................... 152
9.9.2 Call B ttons ..................................................................................................................................................... 153
9.9.3 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 155
10 Column Devices Configuration ......................................................................................157
10.1 Column Devices Programming ...........................................................................................................157
10.1.1 SoftMobile software Installation ................................................................................................................... 158
10.1.2 System Data Download to PDA and Smartphone device ............................................................................ 160
10.1.3 Download of system data to col mn devices............................................................................................... 162
10.1.4 Parameters for col mn devices config ration ............................................................................................. 173
10.2 4-user Decoders configuration...........................................................................................................175
10.3 Lift Interface Configuration ................................................................................................................176
11 Apartments Configuration ............................................................................................181
11.1 partment Selection..........................................................................................................................181
11.2 dding an apartment.........................................................................................................................183
11.3 partment advanced configuration ...................................................................................................185
11.3.1 Floors accessible by the residents of the apartment ................................................................................... 185
11.3.2 In the calling call mod le ............................................................................................................................... 186
11.3.3 Path Images..................................................................................................................................................... 187
11.3.4 Call B ttons ..................................................................................................................................................... 188
11.3.5 Special F nctions ............................................................................................................................................ 189
11.4 Resident Management ......................................................................................................................191
11.4.1 Residents Address Book Updating ................................................................................................................ 193
11.4.2 Door Code Config ration ............................................................................................................................... 194
11.4.3 Key Code Config ration.................................................................................................................................. 196
11.4.4 A tomatic Key Code Wizard .......................................................................................................................... 198
11.5 partment Stations Configuration .....................................................................................................204
11.6 Intercom Interface Configuration ......................................................................................................206
11.7 IP partments Configuration .............................................................................................................209
12 Advanced functions configuration .................................................................................211
12.1 Time Profiles .....................................................................................................................................211
12.1.1 Time Profile Door............................................................................................................................................ 213
12.1.2 Time Profile Access ......................................................................................................................................... 214

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12.1.3 Holidays ........................................................................................................................................................... 215
12.2 ccess Profile ....................................................................................................................................216
12.2.1 Access Profiles in M lti-Site Mode ................................................................................................................ 218
12.3 Door Profiles .....................................................................................................................................219
12.3.1 Door Profiles Call Mod le .............................................................................................................................. 220
12.3.2 Door Profiles Key Reader ............................................................................................................................... 222
12.4 External Person Groups .....................................................................................................................224
12.4.2 Entering Names in M lti-Site Mode .............................................................................................................. 229
12.5 User custom fields .............................................................................................................................231
12.6 Zones ................................................................................................................................................233
12.7 Server Configuration..........................................................................................................................236
12.7.1 Server Config ration in M lti-Site Mode ...................................................................................................... 238
12.8 Software Users Configuration ............................................................................................................241
12.8.1 Predefined Users ............................................................................................................................................ 242
12.8.2 Software User Rights ...................................................................................................................................... 242
12.8.3 Software User ................................................................................................................................................. 243
12.8.4 Changing the Password .................................................................................................................................. 244
13 System Maintenance and Utility Functions ....................................................................2 5
13.1 Backup of system configuration data .................................................................................................245
13.1.1 Back p of system config ration data in M lti-Site mode ........................................................................... 247
13.2 Restore of system configuration data ................................................................................................248
13.2.1 Restore of system config ration data in M lti-Site mode .......................................................................... 248
13.3 Checking server and IP devices firmware version ...............................................................................249
13.4 IPervoice Server Upgrade ..................................................................................................................251
13.4.1 IP devices a tomatic pgrade........................................................................................................................ 254
13.4.2 IPervoice servers pgrade in M lti-Site mode ............................................................................................. 255
13.5 IPervoice devices replacement ..........................................................................................................256
13.5.1 IP devices replacement .................................................................................................................................. 256
13.5.2 Col mn devices replacement ........................................................................................................................ 259
13.6 dding new devices ...........................................................................................................................259
13.6.1 Adding new IP devices.................................................................................................................................... 260
13.6.2 Adding new IP devices sing their Mac Address .......................................................................................... 262
13.6.3 Adding new col mn or apartment devices................................................................................................... 263
13.7 Deleting devices (and other system components) ..............................................................................264

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13.7.1 Deleting IP and Col mn devices .................................................................................................................... 264
13.7.2 Deleting other system components .............................................................................................................. 265
13.8 Template Export ................................................................................................................................266
13.8.1 Compiling the import file ............................................................................................................................... 267
13.9 Data Import .......................................................................................................................................268
13.10 System Log ........................................................................................................................................269
13.10.1 C stomized log search ................................................................................................................................... 270
13.10.2 Search in the System Log in M lti-Site Mode............................................................................................... 272
13.11 Search ...............................................................................................................................................273
13.11.1 Search by Last Name ...................................................................................................................................... 273
13.11.2 Search by Topological Code ........................................................................................................................... 274
13.11.3 Search by N meric Code ................................................................................................................................ 274
13.11.4 Search by Type and Device Name ................................................................................................................. 275
13.11.5 Search by Key Code (Badge code) ................................................................................................................. 275
13.11.6 Search in M lti-Site Mode ............................................................................................................................. 276
1 Stand Alone-FrontEnd Usage (IPervoice sa-fe) ................................................................278
14.1 Hardware and Software Requirements ..............................................................................................279
14.2 Pre-Installation Checks / Updates ......................................................................................................280
14.3 IPervoice sa-fe Installation.................................................................................................................281
14.4 Post Installation Checks .....................................................................................................................281
14.5 Starting the pplication .....................................................................................................................283
14.5.1 Switching to Mobile Mode (Local Mode)...................................................................................................... 284
14.5.2 Back to Server Mode (on-line Mode) ............................................................................................................ 286
14.6 The Main Menu .................................................................................................................................287
14.7 pplication Structure and Functions ..................................................................................................287
14.8 dding and Configuring New IP Devices .............................................................................................288
14.9 Column Devices Configuration using IperVoice sa-fe..........................................................................290
14.9.1 Selecting the Device to be Config red and Transferring System Data ....................................................... 290
14.9.2 Bl etooth Programming Interface identification ......................................................................................... 292
14.9.3 Checking Config ration Data ......................................................................................................................... 293

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IPervoice is the first digital video door phone system that uses CAT5 cables throughout, both for the
external network between different buildings, that is fully IP compatible
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, and also for riser columns,
used to interconnect the apartments, for which a specifically dedicated protocol is used. The IPervoice
structure is designed to satisfy the needs of any residential building even with a large number of users:
there are no limits for system extension and number of riser columns that can be managed.
Describing IPervoice simply as a last generation digital video door phone system is not enough. The
versatility of the system and its modular features can be exploited not only to manage access control,
but also technological installations, such as video surveillance, intrusion alarms and fire alarms in
addition to many other functions that are fully integrated.
IPervoice is a system based on an “open” communication standard. The use of the SIP protocol (Session
Initiation Protocol) allows the connection of third party devices that use the same standard, as for
example some VoIP
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telephones. However, to ensure the system correct operation, it is advisable to use
only URMET certified devices.
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The IP network sed by IPervoice m st be private and isolated from other IP networks present in the b ilding, in order not
to compromise the feat res and the proper operation of the system. If it is necessary to have an Internet connection for
software pdate or remote management, this m st be performed sing a s itable modem/ro ter.
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Voice Over Internet Protocol: service mainly sed for telephone comm nications thro gh the Internet network.

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In IPervoice, audio and video signals are digitally transmitted through the IP network. This means that
sounds and images are converted into numbers, or digits, before they are sent from one device to
another.
To make the videos fluid enough, the system must capture many images, called frames, in one second.
Typically, 25 frames per second at least are needed to allow the human eye to observe images and
perceive movements continuously and fluidly between one frame and the next one. It is also necessary
that the resolution of the captured images is good enough to obtain satisfactory detail. All these
features would require the transfer of a lot of data (the digits) on the IP network, that would soon
overwhelm its capacity to send more data at the same time.
Figure 1 : Digital audio/video transmission
To solve this problem appropriate mathematic algorithms are used, that allow the information to be
“compressed” while it is sent through the network. Once arrived, this information can be
“decompressed” using an inverse process and is then ready for use.
These algorithms are called “CODEC” (code decode) and are substantially software programs or
hardware devices that digitally encode and/or decode an audio or video signal, in order to save it on a
storage support, from where it can later be recalled for reading or, as in the typical case of IPervoice,
transmitted on the IP communication channel. In encoding/decoding phase, the codecs also perform the
compression (and/or decompression) of the data, reducing the data volume, in order to make the
stream of encoded data easier to be transmitted.

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The compression of the data allows us to use less channel bandwidth for their transmission, leaving
more space for similar transmissions or other data necessary for the system operation. Technological
progress has permitted the development of even more efficient codecs, able to ensure a high quality
level (high resolution of images, number of frames per second), keeping the amount of data needed in
order to send the information on the network very low.
IPervoice uses two different standard codecs; the first one is specific for video information, the second is
for audio data:
H.26 : Originally developed by Apple Computers, it is a very efficient codec, used in last generation
cellular phones (3G) and also for transmitting high definition (HD) films on the Internet. In
fact, this codec is able to ensure the same quality as the MPEG 2 standard used in DVD
supports, reducing from a third to a half the requested speed (data rate) for sending
information. Using the H.264 codec, IPervoice can manage a high number of simultaneous
conversations, maintaining the high quality and fluidity of the images (640 x 480 pixels with
30 frame/sec).
G.711: It was developed for use in VoIP technology; in fact, it is one of the main codecs used in this
field. G.711 allows an excellent audio quality with a rather low data-rate (64 Kbit/sec) and a
minimum processing time is required for the compression/decompression algorithm.

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IPervoice can provide many features that make it possible to create solutions for residential building
complexes of considerable size. The potential and the strong points of IPervoice are illustrated in the
following list, which includes the main characteristics of IPervoice in different areas of competence.
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•IPervoice uses an UTP
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CAT5 cable for both the IP network and the building risers, making the
wiring and the installation of the system easier.
•The highly flexible architecture of IPervoice allows to create a fully IP networked system (for
backbones and building risers) or mixed mode (IP network for backbones and CAT5 network for
risers) or hybrid mode (IP for backbones, IP and CAT5 for risers).
•All the IPervoice devices present on the IP network, except VoIP telephones and the concierge
switchboard, are directly powered through the data cable via PoE (Power Over Ethernet). Also
for this reason the installation is simpler and more economical.
•The possibility of using optical fibre to cover long distances means that IPervoice does not have
distance limits between the IP network devices.
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•As already described, IPervoice uses the H.264 standard as video codec. The result is a high
quality IPervoice digital video, with 30 frame/sec, that gives the images excellent fluidity.
•In the same way, the audio streams are dealt at maximum speed, according to G.711 standards.
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The use of the digital technology allows IPervoice to be unlimited with regards to:
•IP network extension and distances (the use of optical fibre is supported).
•Number of riser columns.
•Number of concierge switchboards.
•Number of connectable users.
•Number of simultaneous conversations: a fundamental requirement in large residential
complexes.
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If a dedicated CAT5 network has been chosen, in each building and for each riser column the system can
be expanded up to:
•900 metres for each riser column.
•1080 users for each riser column.
•16 video door phone apartment stations for each apartment.
If the IP network is also used for riser columns, no limits are imposed on the number of users by the
system addressing capacity, that is virtually unlimited. Notice that when the number of user grows, also
the traffic volume managed by the IP network will increase. So the IP network must be properly
designed in order to ensure the features needed for the proper operation.
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All the IP connected buildings compose the system managed by IPervoice system. This one can reach
considerable dimension; in IPervoice documents this part of the system is called Site. More than one
Site must sometimes be managed in centralized mode, keeping every single Site independent, in order
to ensure a high reliability level of the system.
IPervoice can also meet this requirement with “Multi-Site” mode, with these characteristics:
•High reliability level: each Site is locally managed by its server and can operate fully
independently.
•Absolute independence: if connection among sites is lost, each site keeps working properly.
•Centralized management: the switchboards can manage all the Sites for which they are enabled
and can send and receive calls from any device, receive alarms, checks doors and so on.
•Extended features: the management of a distributed system needs that some functions, as event
log and user search and management, work coherently and are aligned among the sites.
IPervoice Multi Site mode allows to extend these functions in order to manage them from a
central unit.

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Observing the architecture of the IPervoice network, it can be noted that the system is structured on
two levels:
•The “external” level, used to create the framework of the system. The network used for
communication between devices is fully IP compatible.
•The “internal” level, used to create the building riser columns and the respective apartments. As
already mentioned, IPervoice allows to create this part of the system in two different modes:
Using an IP network with the same characteristics as the external level and separating
logically one riser from another.
Using a CAT5 network. In this case, even if the same cable (CAT5) and the same
connectors (RJ45) type is used to make wiring and installation operations easier, the
communication protocol is dedicated, in order to obtain high performance at low price.
Figure 2: System architecture – External and internal levels of the building
If CAT5 network solution is used for buildings, the communication between the two “levels” is made by
dedicated devices, called Gateway IP CAT5, which transfer data and audio/video streams, adapting
them to the respective requirements.

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The framework of IPervoice is made by the IP network, used to connect all the digital devices of the
system. On the “external” level of IPervoice devices that perform operations concerning the building
structure instead of the single building are usually present. For the laying of the network, a cable
available on the market can be used, provided that it is CAT5 certified. Urmet provides the installer with
a special CAT5 cable (1039/90), protected by a reinforced black sheath, that allows the coexistence
between the CAT5 cable for IPervoice and 230V cables in the same ducts, allowing also the use in cable
pipes outside the building (typically road pipes).
Figure 3: he External Level – the IP network
The topology used is typical for LAN networks, that is star point to point. The star centres are
constituted by PoE switches (1039/44 or 1039/45), that also carry out the function of Power Over
Ethernet for many IPervoice devices. The maximum allowed length for each segment is 100m, in
compliance with IEEE 802.3 regulations. To cover longer distances and satisfy the requirements of large
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case, the fibre is made of plastic, that is more economical, but does not reach long distances; in the
second case, the fibre is made of glass and allows considerable distances.
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On the IP network of IPervoice there are many devices that have different characteristics and features.
Some of them are optional and depend on the required features, some are fundamental for the correct
operation of the whole system. One of them, for example, is the system server 1039/1 that coordinates
and manages many services provided by IPervoice. Other devices are as follows:
•Call modules, made of tempered glass or vandal resistant steel; they incorporate a colour
camera, a 3,5” TFT display and a proximity key reader for access control.
•Video door units (PE) with buttons.
• IP key readers: used to manage access control by proximity keys or wireless remote controls.
•Concierge switchboards (Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC).
•VoIP telephones.
•Video servers to which up to 4 traditional analogue cameras can be connected.
•Special decoders: relay output modules that can be programmed by the system.
•PoE switches for powering IPervoice devices.
•IP/CAT5 gateways, used to connect the IP network to the riser column inside a building.
•iModo 7” touch screen IP terminals (described in the chapter about devices present in the
apartment, on page 30)
The following list includes all the devices with their main characteristics.

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Main technical characteristics
•CCD colour camera with wide-angle lens
(108°H x 87°V)
•Embedded proximity key reader (compatible
with keys 1125/50).
•Infrared proximity detector for user
detection.
•Management of audio repeater device for
the hard of hearing.
•3.5” colour graphic display with advanced
Graphical User Interface (GUI).
•Simultaneous management of electrical lock
with pulse capacitive discharge (SE+; SE-) a
relay contact (C-NC-NO), 30V @ 3.5 max.
•Second relay for operating an automatic gate
(C-NO), 30V @ 200 m max.
•Input for entrance hall button (exit switch)
•Input for open door contact
•lphanumeric keypad with 18 buttons; 3 of
them are multifunction
•1 RJ45 Ethernet port for the connection to
the IP network
•Power supply: PoE (48V nominal)
•Current consumption: 80 m min – 120 m
max
•Connection for local power supply, if needed.
•Operating temperature range: -10° to + 50°C
•Dimensions: 130 (W) x 310 (H) x 15 (D) mm
(wall protrusion)
•Installation: in plastic flush mounting box
1145/53
•Protection degree: IP42
ELEKTA
IP Call Module
1039/13
The call module 1039/13 is characterized by a special front
panel made of smoked glass. ll the buttons are “soft-touch”
and there are no movable mechanical elements.
It can independently manage two different outputs, the first
one used to open a pedestrian door (both with capacitive
discharge and with relay contacts), the second to control for
example an automatic gate or barrier. The call module has an
embedded proximity key reader for access control.
It is equipped with a colour camera with wide-angle lens and
presence detector for energy saving. The graphic display
allows access with a guided procedure to the different
functions provided by the device, for example:
•Easy access to the name directory
•Reading of absence messages
•Map of access path
•Easy user code entry
The call module allows entry to the building also by entering
a user code on the alphanumeric keypad; in this case it is
also possible to manage a duress function that allows a silent
alarm to be sent to the concierge switchboard at the same
time as the door being opened.
Specific functions for disabled people are also available.

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Main technical characteristics
•CCD colour camera with wide-angle lens
(108°H x 87°V)
•Embedded proximity key reader (compatible
with keys 1125/50).
•Infrared proximity detector for user
detection.
•Management of audio repeater device for
the hard of hearing.
•3.5” colour graphic display with advanced
Graphical User Interface (GUI).
•Simultaneous management of electrical lock
with pulse capacitive discharge (SE+; SE-) and
a relay contact (C-NC-NO), 30V @ 3.5 max.
•Second relay for operating an automatic gate
(C-NO), 30V @ 200 m max.
•Input for entrance hall button (exit switch)
•Input for open door contact
•lphanumeric keypad with 18 buttons; 3 of
them are multifunction
•1 RJ45 Ethernet port for the connection to
the IP network
•Power supply: PoE (48V nominal)
•Current consumption: 80 m min – 120 m
max
•Connection for local power supply, if needed.
•Operating temperature range: -10° to + 50°C
•Dimensions: 130 (W) x 310 (H) x 15 (D) mm
(wall protrusion)
•Installation: in metal flush mounting box
1158/43
•Protection degree and impact resistance:
IP45 – IK09
ELEKTA STEEL IP
Call Module
1039/14
Provided with a front panel made of vandal-proof stainless
steel, the call module 1039/14 is specifically designed for
IPervoice. It can independently manage two different
outputs, the first one used to open a pedestrian door (both
with capacitive discharge and with relay contacts), the
second to control for example an automatic gate or barrier.
The call module has an embedded proximity key reader for
access control.
It is equipped with a colour camera with wide-angle lens and
presence detector for energy saving. The graphic display
allows access with a guided procedure to the different
functions provided by the device, for example:
•Easy access to the name directory
•Reading of absence messages
•Map of access path
•Easy user code entry
The call module allows entry to the building also by entering
a user code on the alphanumeric keypad; in this case it is
also possible to manage a duress function that allows a silent
alarm to be sent to the concierge switchboard at the same
time as the door being opened.
Specific functions for disabled people are also available.

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Main technical characteristics
•CCD colour camera
•2 call buttons
•Button expansion: by means of max 2
1038/17 modules, with 16 buttons each.
•Power supply: PoE (48 V nominal)
•Current consumption: 140 m min – 180 m
max
•Operating temperature range: -10° - + 50°C
•Dimensions: 125 (W) x 250 (H) x 13 (D) mm
•Installation: in flush mounting box 1145/52
•Protection degree: IP42
IP
video
2
-
button door unit
1039/72
The video door unit 1039/72 is dedicated to the IPervoice
system and is designed on two-module Sinthesi style. It is
equipped with a CCD colour camera and two configurable
call buttons.
If needed, the number of call buttons can be increased by
means of the expansion module 1038/17. The door unit can
manage 2 expansion modules max., to reach a total of 32
buttons.
Main technical characteristics
•125kHz proximity key reader, (compatible
with keys 1125/50).
•Management of electrical lock with a clean
contact relay output (C-NC-NO) 30V @ 3,5
max
•Input for entrance hall button (exit switch)
•Input for open door contact.
•Power supply: PoE (48 V nominal)
•Current consumption: 100 m
•Operating temperature range: -20° - + 80°C
•Dimensions: 125 (W) x 125 (H) x 13 (D) mm
•Installation: in flush mounting box 1145/51
or wall mounting with enclosure 1145/311
•Protection degree: IP42
IP Key Reader
1039/88
The key reader 1039/88 is used to read the proximity keys
1125/50. The device is equipped with a relay output able to
control an electrical lock and also with an input available for
a door lock release button (exit switch).

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Main technical characteristics
•Competence areas management, to
associate the switchboard to a specific group
of users
•Call forwarding to another switchboard, in
case of operator absence.
•Sending of audio messages for single user,
group of users and all users.
•Management of intrusion, panic and hold-up
alarms
PC
Concierge switchboard
1039/41
IPervoice system implements the concierge switchboard
function using a Personal Computer and a specific software
application. The PC must be equipped with an audio card, in
order to perform audio communications with the call
modules, VoIP telephones and terminals inside the
apartments. These communications can be carried out by
the door phone provided (connected to the PC USB port and
audio mini-jack connectors) or by a headset with microphone
(in this case, the USB port is not needed). "touch-screen
PC” can be used to manage the switchboard.
Minimum requirements
•1 GHz compatible with Windows Vista or Windows 7,
with 1 Gbyte R M and 250 MByte disk
•udio card: compatible with Vista Home Premium
•Video card: compatible with Windows Vista or Windows
7 minimum resolution: 1024 x 768 pixel
•Webcam: compatible with Windows Vista or Windows 7
•1 USB port for the connection of the external door
phone
•10 / 100 Mbit/s Ethernet interface

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Main technical characteristics
•1 RJ45 Ethernet port for the connection to the
IP network
•1 RJ11 port for the connection to PSTN
network
•Power supply: by means of a provided power
supply unit
•Operating temperature range: +5° ÷ +40°C
•Dimensions: 180(W) x 225 (H) x 90 (D) mm
•Installation: table-top and wall mounting
VoIP Telephone
4501/5
The Domus VoIPhone is an IP telephone based on SIP protocol
for Voice over IP (VoIP) applications; it is also provided with a
PSTN port for the connection to the traditional telephone line.
Typical installations include common areas, such as bars,
swimming pools, porter’s lodges and so on.
Main technical characteristics
•1 RJ45 Ethernet port for the connection to IP
network
•1 RJ11 port for the connection of an analog
telephone
•1 RJ11 port for the connection to the PSTN
network
•Power supply: with provided power supply
unit
•Operating temperature range: +5° ÷ +40°C
•Dimensions: 180(W) x 225 (H) x 90 (D) mm
•Installation: table-top and wall mounting
VoIP ATA Interface
4501/30
The VoIP T interface allows to connect to IPervoice IP
network a traditional analog telephone, making it a IP, SIP
based telephone for Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. The
interface 4501/30 is also equipped with a PSTN port that can
be used to connect it to a traditional telephone line.