Videx IPVK KRISTALLO, IPVKC KRISTALLO Installation Handbook

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VIDEOKIT
IPVKKRISTALLO SERIES

IP One way, two way videokit

IPVK
IPVKC

KRISTALLO

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Introduction

INTRODUCTION

The information in this manual is intended as an installation and commissioning guide for the IP door intercom system. This manual
should be read carefully before the installation commences. Any damage caused to the equipment due to faulty installations where
the information in this manual has not been followed is not the responsibility of Videx Electronics S.p.A.

SYSTEM INTRODUCTION

Systems employing IP technology are becoming more and more popular and giving their widespread use Videx has developed a
door entry system encompassing this technology. After more than 2 years of research and development, Videx introduces the first
line of IP products, including colour camera speaker modules for the 4000 Series and IP videophones in the Kristallo Series.

Thanks to the IP technology, communication between devices can be made both locally via a LAN or private network or remotely
using LAN and WAN. With the integration of the SIP protocol as standard it is also possible to connect the Videx door stations to third
party telephone systems which also support the SIP protocol. WiFi can also be used to communicate with tablets and smart phones
running the Android operating system, a PC soft phone is also available. The 4000 Series style door panels can be customised from
1 – 64 call buttons and having a modular design enables other modules from the 4000 Series range to be integrated. Each button
can call up to 10 devices. The Kristallo videophones and video monitors are available in both a white and black finish and benefit
from touch controls and on screen programming. POE is also standard on the Kristallo enabling POE switches and routers to be used
to connect directly to the RJ45 connector on the device.

FEATURES

• Connect to Ethernet network (LAN, WAN or private network);

• SIP communication protocol included;

• Integrated web server for configu ation;

• Up to 66 call buttons;

• 2 output relays with dry contacts;

• 1 Push to exit active low input;

• Can be used as standard VOIP device where SIP is already used;

• Modular system integrated in VIDEX 4000 Series;

• DTMF according to the standard RCF2833, in band;

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System components

Indoor stations

Outdoor stations

Power supply

Accessories

One way

One way

with codelock

Two way

Two way

with codelock

Art.AMR2-12

Art.KRV981

flus surface flus surface flus surface flus surface flus surface

IPVK-1/98

IPVK-1/96

IPVK-1S/98

IPVK-1S/96

IPVKC-1/98

IPVKC-1/96

IPVKC-1S/98

IPVKC-1S/96

IPVK-2/98

x2 x2 x2

IPVK-2/96

x2 x2

IPVK-2S/98

x2 x2 x2

IPVK-2S/96

x2 x2

IPVKC-2/98

x2 x2 x2

IPVKC-2/96

x2 x2

IPVKC-2S/98

x2 x2 x2

IPVKC-2S/96

x2 x2

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ONE WAY INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS

2

2

2

2

Ethernet Cable

Ethernet Cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power Supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP Videophone

Art.4503

IP Door Panel

AC Electric Lock

Art.321

12Vac Power Supply

2

2

2

Ethernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.4503

IP door panel

DC electric lock

2

2

2

Ethernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

DC electric lock

Art.4503

IP door panel

Art.4800

Digital Codelock

2

2

2

2

Ethernet Cable

Ethernet Cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power Supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP Videophone

AC Electric Lock

Art.321

12Vac Power Supply

Art.4503

IP door panel

Art.4800

Digital Codelock

Installation diagrams

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TWO WAY INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS

2

2

22

Ethernet cableEthernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.4503-1D

IP door panel

DC electric lock

2

2

22

2

Ethernet cableEthernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.4503-1D

IP door panel

AC electric lock

Art.321

12Vac Power supply

2

2

22

Ethernet cableEthernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.4503-1D

IP door panel

DC electric lock

Art.4800

Digital Codelock

2

2

22

2

Ethernet cableEthernet cable

Ethernet cable

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.321

12Vac Power supply

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Art.4503-1D

IP door panel

AC electric lock

Art.4800

Digital Codelock

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Connect the door panel as shown in “Power supply & connec-

tion” on page 9

Connect the videointercom as shown in “power supply & con-

nection” on page 25

Power up the system and execute the auto search procedure

from the videointercom as shown in section “Search” on page

41

The video door entry system is

ready to use

Verify that the preliminary ethernet LAN requirements are

satisfie .

See “LAN requirements for installation” on page 6

OPERATING THE VIDEOKIT

Open any internet browser then enter the IP address of the

videointercom/door panel

Navigate to the LAN settings page

see sections “Network parameters changes“ for Art.KRV98/96

on page 29 and for Art.4503 on page 14

Save the settings as required then wait for the unit to restart

The video door entry system is

now ready

Connect a PC (laptop or fi ed) to the existing LAN as shown

in section “Art.KRV98-KRV96 Hardware setup” on page 26

and “Art.4503 Hardware setup” on page 11

CHANGING THE VIDEOINTERCOM/DOOR PANEL

LAN SETTINGS

LAN REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION

The IP devices included in the kit can work when directly connected together but to use the services that require an internet con­nection it is better to connect the devices through an existing ethernet LAN.
The factory preset static IP addresses are:
Speaker unit module 192.168.1.3
Videointercom 1 (one way and two way videokits) 192.168.1.4
Videointercom 2 (two way videokits) 192.168.1.5
Before connecting the devices to an existing network check that the network address range is the same as the devices and that the
devices IP addresses are not already in use.

If the device’s addresses are in use or the range of network addresses is dierent, proceed to the section “IP devices - setup
procedure” on page 7.

CONNECTION TO MAINS

The system must be installed according to IEE and building regulations, in particular we recommend to:

• Connect the system to the mains through a double pole circuit breaker which shall have contact separation of at least 3mm in

each pole and shall disconnect both poles simultaneously;

• The double pole circuit breaker shall be placed for easy access and the switch shall remain readily operable.

ATTENTION
Fix the devices permanently to the wall only after testing the system.

Operating the videokit

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POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION

• Fix the power supply to a DIN bar;

• Switch off the mains using the circuit breaker mentioned above and then make the
connections as shown on the installation diagrams;

• Check the connections and secure the wires into the terminals;

• Replace the terminal covers and secure them using the relevant screws;

• When all connections are made, restore the mains.

IP DEVICES  SETUP PROCEDURE

SEE HARDWARE SETUP SECTIONS ON PAGES 11 AND 26 FOR MORE DETAIL

To change the setup of the IP devices you need to access to the devices internal web server from a web browser.
To access to the IP device’s web server, you need to know the devices IP address and the access credentials (user name and pass­word).

If you have the information mentioned above and are able to connect to the device without changing the IP addresses and
setting then proceed to the section VIDEOINTERCOM (for videophone setup on page 26) or DOOR PANEL (for door panel
setup on page 11).

If the default IP addresses are not compatible with the network, follow the procedure below change these settings.

1. Using a PC (Laptop or desktop), manually change it’s IP address, subnet mask and gateway to the following:

a. Set the static IP address to 192.168.1.150;
b. Set the Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0;
c. Set the Gateway to 192.168.1.1;

2. Power up the device: for the videointercom follow Fig. 5 in “power supply & connection” on page 25, for the speaker unit mod-

ule follow Fig. 3 or Fig. 4 in “Power supply & connection” on page 9;

3. Once the device is powered up, connect it to the PC either via a switch using patch cables or directly using a cross over cable. Open a

web browser on the PC enter one of the following addresses:
a. Enter the address “http://192.168.1.3” if you are setting up the speaker unit module (IP Videokit one way and two way) then

follow the instructions shown in the DOOR PANEL section;

b. Enter the address “http://192.168.1.4” if you are setting up the videointercom “1” (IP Videokit one way and two way) then

follow the instructions shown in the VIDEO INTERCOM section;

c. Enter the address “http://192.168.1.5” if you are setting up the videointercom “2” (IP Videokit two way) then follow the in-

structions shown the VIDEO INTERCOM section;

4. Remember to save the new setting before exiting then follow the procedure to connect the devices to the network.

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Fig. 1

4503-0
4503-1
4503-1D

Stainless Steel
Aluminium
High Brass

green / verde

green-white / verde-bianco

orange / arancione

orange-white / arancione-bianco

GND

PTE

Not
Used

0Vdc

+12Vdc

Made in Italy

RX - RS-232

TX - RS-232

GND

From

Art.4513

Day/Night
Infrared LED
Colour Camera

NETWORK SETTINGS DEFAULT

IP ADDRESS: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.3)

SUBNET MASK: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (255.255.255.0)

GATEWAY: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.1)

TIA/EIA-568-B.1-2001 T568B

Wiring

Green

Green / WhiteOrange

Orange / White

Orange / White
Orange
Green / White
Blue
Blue / White
Green
Brown / White
Brown

Fig. 2

DESCRIPTION

The 4000 Series IP video speaker unit module can be used with any VIDEX IP device or any computer using a specific MS-Windows Client or any
smartphone/tablet using a specific Android client. It is available in a 0, 1 or 2 button version but for installation with more than 2 call buttons can
be used in combination with the special interface module Art.4513 that enables the connection of up to 64 additional buttons using conventional
button expansion modules.

• Videx 4000 Series modular system;

• 10/100 Mbit Ethernet interface;

• Compatible with SIP protocol (it can be connected with VOIP switchboard systems);

• It recognizes DTMF tones complying with RFC2833 specific tion;

• In built web server to set operation parameters;

• Possibility to connect up to 66 call buttons (an interface module is required to which it is possible to connect standard expansion modules
from the 4000 Series);

• 2 dry contact relay outputs (C, NC, NO) with programmable operation times;

• 1 “active low” input for “push to exit” button;

• It is possible to set up to 10 IP addresses or SIP ID’s for each call button;

• Client to be used with a PC using MS Windows operating system;

• Client to be used with a tablet and smartphone using Android operation system;

• Firmware can be updated through a web server;

• A wide angle camera is also available.

TERMINALS
L

Not used

H
+12Vdc 12Vdc - 500mA Power supply input
0Vdc Power Supply Ground
GND Ground
PTE “Push to Exit” active low input
RX+ CAT5 cable Orange/white wire
RX– CAT5 cable Orange wire
TX+ CAT5 cable Green/white wire
TX– CAT5 cable Green wire
NO2 Relay 2 normally open contact
NC2 Relay 2 normally closed contact
C2 Relay 2 common contact
NO1 Relay 1 normally open contact
NC1 Relay 1 normally closed contact
C1 Relay 1 common contact

TERMINALS TO ART.4513
RX-RS-232 RS-232 Connection RX signal
TX-RS-232 RS-232 Connection TX signal
GND Ground

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POWER SUPPLY & CONNECTION

For 12Vdc electric lock, follow the connections shown in Fig. 3 otherwise, for 12Vac electric lock, follow the connections shown in
Fig. 4. When you use a 12Vac electric lock, it is necessary to install an additional power supply not provided with the kit.

230V

12Vdc

Art.AMR2-12

or

12Vdc 2A

PSU

12Vdc

4503-0
4503-1
4503-1D

Stainless Steel
Aluminium
High Brass

green / verde

green-white / verde-bianco

orange / arancione

orange-white / arancione-bianco

GND

PTE

Not
Used

0Vdc

+12Vdc

Made in Italy

RX - RS-232

TX - RS-232

GND

From

Art.4513

Day/Night
Infrared LED
Colour Camera

NETWORK SETTINGS DEFAULT

IP ADDRESS: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.3)

SUBNET MASK: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (255.255.255.0)

GATEWAY: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.1)

0.1uF capacitor

12V AC

LOCK RELEASE

Plug into a switch, router

or directly* to the
ethernet interface of the
Kristallo Videophone

GREEN

GREEN-WHITE

ORANGE-WHITE

ORANGE

See “Fig. 5” on page 10

Fig. 3

230V

12V

Art.321

or

12Vac 1.3A

PSU

230V

12Vdc

Art.AMR2-12

or

12Vdc 2A

PSU

12V

4503-0
4503-1
4503-1D

Stainless Steel
Aluminium
High Brass

green / verde

green-white / verde-bianco

orange / arancione

orange-white / arancione-bianco

GND

PTE

Not
Used

0Vdc

+12Vdc

Made in Italy

RX - RS-232

TX - RS-232

GND

From

Art.4513

Day/Night
Infrared LED
Colour Camera

NETWORK SETTINGS DEFAULT

IP ADDRESS: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.3)

SUBNET MASK: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (255.255.255.0)

GATEWAY: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.1)

DIODE
1N4002

12V DC

LOCK RELEASE

Plug into a switch, router
or directly* to the
ethernet interface of the
Kristallo Videophone

GREEN

GREEN-WHITE

ORANGE-WHITE

ORANGE

See “Fig. 6” on page 10

Fig. 4

* When the devices are connected directly certain features which require the internet will not be available.
** If the videointercom is not connected to a POE switch or router, it is necessary to connect an external PSU (terminals “+12Vdc” & “GND”). If the videointercom is provided in a video kit, you can use

the PSU included in the video kit. For distances between the videointercom and the PSU up to 25 metres use 2 cables 1.0mm2 (AWG17).

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LOCK RELEASE BACK EMF PROTECTION

A capacitor must be fit ed across the terminals on AC lock release (Fig. 5) or a diode must be fit ed across the terminals on a DC lock
release (Fig. 6) to suppress back EMF voltages. Connect the components to the lock releases as shown in the figu es.

0.1uF capacitor

12V AC

LOCK RELEASE

DIODE
1N4002

12V DC

LOCK RELEASE

Fig. 5

DIODE

1N4002

12V DC

LOCK RELEASE

Fig. 6

RESTORE THE FACTORY PRESET

This procedure restores the module IP address and the user name/password access to the factory preset.
Other settings are not aected by this procedure.

• Power down the module;

• Make a link between the “PTE” and “GND” terminals (if the “Push to Exit” button is connected keep it pressed);

• Power up the module and wait until the name plate holder switches on and the module emits a double beep;

• Remove the link or release the “Push to Exit” button.

The factory presets are restored to the following:
IP address: 192.168.1.3
Username: admin
Password: admin

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

• 2 Dry contacts relay C, NC, NO: 24Vac/dc – 3A max

• Power supply voltage: 12Vdc

• Power consumption: 500mA max

• Working temperature: -10° +50° C

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HARDWARE SETUP WITH CROSSOVER CABLE

Power up the Art.4503 and connect a crossover cable between the PC/Laptops network connection and the Art.4503 network
connection (TCP/IP) as shown in Fig. 1.

HARDWARE SET UP WITH SWITCH AND PATCH CABLE

Power up the Art.4503 and connect a patch cable between the Art.4503 network connection (TCP/IP) and the Switch and then
connect a patch cable between the PC/Laptops network connection and the Switch as shown in Fig. 2.

2

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Art.4503

IP door panel

Crossover cable

PC/Laptop

Fig. 1

2

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Patch
Ethernet cable

Patch
Ethernet cable

Art.4503

IP door panel

PC/LaptopPC/Laptop

Fig. 2

HARDWARE SET UP NOTES

These first steps simply put your PC/laptop into the same IP range as the default Art.4503. There are many ways to reach the “Local
area connections” window depending on your windows set up. These steps present one of them (also see appendix for Windows
Vista/Windows 2000/XP).

First click on the start menus Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select
“Control Panel” from the list on the right hand-side as shown on Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

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The “Control Panel” window shown on Fig. 4 will appear. Click on

“Network and Sharing Center” option.

The window shown on Fig. 5 will appear. Select “Change adap-

tor settings” option on the left hand-side.

The window shown on Fig. 6 will appear. Double click on the

“Local Area Connection” icon.

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

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The “Local Area Connection Status” window shown on Fig. 7 will

appear. Click on the “Properties” button.

The “Local Area Connection Properties” window shown on Fig.

8 will appear. Highlight “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”
from the list then click on the “Properties” button.

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

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The “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties” window shown on Fig. 9 will appear. Before changing settings in this window
first make a note of the current IP Address, Subnet mask and default gateway settings as you will need to restore them once the task
is complete. Select “Use the following IP address:” and complete the following details as highlighted.

Use the following IP address:
IP address: 192.168.1.150
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.1.1

Fig. 9

IMPORTANT NOTE!

The default IP address of the Art.4503 is preset as “192.168.1.3”. When entering the information in the “Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties” window (as shown above) the IP address that is entered must be within the same range
as the default IP address “192.168.1.3” in this example we are using “192.168.1.150”. The range of IP addresses can be be­tween 1 to 255. Only the last set of digits of the IP address needs to be changed “192.168.1.n” where n = 1 to 255.

After completing the details (as shown above) click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “Control Panel”.
Your PC/laptop is now ready to change the Art.4503 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

Repeat these steps later to restore your PC/laptop back to its original settings.

Next click on the internet browser icon on your desktop and enter the following web address “http://192.168.1.3/” as shown then press enter.

NETWORK PARAMETERS CHANGES

Fig. 10 Fig. 11

The “LOGIN” web page shown on Fig. 10 should appear. Enter the default Username (in lower case) and Password then click on the
“Login” button.

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The “Art.4503 Network Parameters” web page should appear as shown in Fig. 11.
The IP Address, SubnetMask and Gateway IP can now be changed. This information can be obtained from the network administrator.
Once all details have been updated on the “Art.4503 Network Parameters” web page press the “Configu e” button followed by “Ap­ply configu ation”.

IMPORTANT NOTE!

Once you change the IP address you may not be able to connect using the PC/Laptop without repeating the previous steps
to make the PC/Laptop part of the same subnet as the device.

APPENDIX

WINDOWS VISTA

1. Open the start menu from the Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select “control panel” from the list on the right
hand-side.

2. Select the option “View network status and tasks”.

3. Select “Manage network connections”.

4. Double click on “Local Area Connection”.

5. Select the button “Properties” at the bottom of the window.

6. Select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” from the list, then select “Properties”.

7. Before changing any settings in this window first make a note of the current IP Address, Subnet mask and default gateway set­tings as you will need to restore them once the task is complete.

8. Complete the information as described on page 6.

9. After completing the details click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “control panel”.

10. Your PC/Laptop is now ready to change the Art.4503 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

11. Follow the steps as described on section “Network parameters changes” on page 14 to change the IP address of the Art.4503.

WINDOWS 2000/XP

1. Open the start menu from the Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select “control panel”.

2. In the “control panel” window double-click on the “Network and Dial-Up” connections icon.

3. Click on “Local Area Connection” to bring up a “local area network status” window.

4. In the “components checked are used by this connection” area, highlight “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and click on the “Properties”
button.

5. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties window will appear.

6. Before changing any settings in this window first make a no e of the current IP Address, Subnet

7. mask and default gateway settings as you will need to restore them once the task is complete.

8. Complete the information as described on page 6.

9. After completing the details click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “control panel”.

10. Your PC/Laptop is now ready to change the Art.4503 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

11. Follow the steps as described on section “Network parameters changes” on page 14 to change the IP address of the Art.4503.

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Fig. 1 Login Fig. 2 Network parameters

LOGIN PAGE

It is recommended that this device is installed by an engineer with an understanding of Ethernet installations and TCP/IP protocols.
In the case of installations using existing networks it maybe necessary to request information from the network administrator.
More than one unit can be installed on a system. Each unit must have a unique IP address which is not currently in use on that
network.
The default network parameters are:

• Static IP Address: 192.168.1.3

• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

• User Name: admin

• Password: admin

If the default IP address on the device is free and in range with your network then, from a PC, tablet or smartphone connected to
the same network, open a browser and enter the URL “http://192.168.1.3”.
Alternatively if the default IP address is not compatible with your network it will be necessary to change this as shown in the
“Art.4503 Hardware setup” section on page 11.
The internal webserver will show the login page of Fig. 1.
Enter the user name and password then start to setup the IP module through the dierent tabs.

In case of problems or mistakes, the module can be restored to the factory preset following the procedure described in the section
“Restore the factory preset” on page 10.

NETWORK PARAMETERS

This tab allows the editing of all network parameters Fig. 2.

NETWORK CONFIGURATION

“Enable DHCP Client” allows the unit to obtain a dynamic IP address from the network. It is better to leave it disabled and use a fi ed
IP address.
Edit the fields of the subsection “Network configu ation” (Refer to the Network Settings paragraph on page”Network settings” on page
19 of this manual) according to the network requirements then press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the changes.

NETWORK CONTROL

“Enable Check Alive” enables the device to constantly check the ethernet connectivity.
When this option is set, the module will repeatedly check connection with the IP address entered and if connection is lost will force
a reboot of the unit. If you enable this setting you must set the IP address to ping, the number of connection attempts and the time
interval between the attempts. Enable this function when network connection problems could exist.
After changing this setting, press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the changes.

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Fig. 3 SIP parameters & Call Buttons Fig. 4 General Settings

SIP PARAMETERS & CALL BUTTONS

In this section it is possible to enable SIP server communication and address the call buttons to call IP addresses or SIP ID’s of other
devices such as videophones, tables, smartphones or PC’s. Fig. 3
The use of the module in combination with a SIP server is an additional feature, if you are not using the IP speaker unit module with
a SIP server you don’t need to set the relevant fields but it is always necessary to set the IP addresses to be called when a specific
button is pressed.
For the correct setup of the “SIP SERVER CONNECTION” field , it is necessary to know the specific parameters of the SIP server to
which you are connecting the device.
Note: You need to press the edit button if you are changing previously stored settings.
If you are using a simplified SIP egistration ( “setup advanced logging” unchecked) the following parameters are requested:

• Username: it is the username used during the SIP account/extension generation on the SIP server.

• Password: it is the password for the username above used during the SIP account/extension generation on the SIP server.

• Server/Outbound proxy: is the server machine with name of DNS:port or IP:port

• Realm server: is the SIP protocol used

If you check “setup advanced logging” the following additional parameters are required:

• Extension: it is the numeric extension code generated on the SIP server for the username above.

• Domain: it is the domain of the service where you will try to register with. It can be an IP address or a fully qualified domain

After completing the SIP server connection fields emember to check the “Enable registration to server”.
Press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”. A short countdown signals that the device is updating the changes.
If the setup is correct, after a while, the “Registration Status” indicator should switch from RED to GREEN.
The dierent colours of the “Registration Status” indicator have the following meanings:

RED: registration to SIP server not enabled;
GREY: registration to SIP server enabled but the status is still not recognized;
ORANGE: registration to SIP server enabled but the server has still not confi med the registration;
GREEN: registration to SIP server enabled and the server has confi med the registration.

CALL BUTTONS

This subsection addresses the call buttons (2 integral to the module and up to 64 using the special interface module Art.4513 com­bined with standard expansion modules Art.4842..45).

• From the dropdown list, select the button for which you want to set the destination addresses.

• For the currently selected button, under the dropdown list, 10 fields will appear for IP addresses and 10 fields for SIP addresses.

• If you are using a connection to a SIP server, fill in the SIP Extension fields otherwise fill in the IP Address fields (from 1 to 10, each
button can call up to 10 devices).

• After completing all the necessary fields for the currently selected button, press “Configu e” followed by “Apply configu ation”. A
short countdown signals that the device is updating the changes.

• Repeats the steps above for each button on your device.

When a button is pressed it will call all the addresses for that call button simultaneously.

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GENERAL SETTINGS

General settings can be changed from this tab Fig. 4.

LOCK CONFIGURATION

The unit includes two integral relays:

• Name: it is a descriptive name that can be used to identify the function of that relay (i.e. front door, rear door, gate etc.)

• Open code: it is a numeric code (1..9999) to activate the relay . If you are using the android client or the MS-Windows client, you
must store this code in the client to be able to enable the relay. Using a third party VOIP device that transmits DTMF tones in com­pliance with RFC2833 standard you can enable the relay by entering #XXX* where XXX is the numeric code stored for the relay.

• Open duration: It is the time in seconds (01..99) that the relay remains active when enabled.

CALL CONFIGURATION

Call setup parameters:

• Close all calls after the rejection: if checked, when one of the devices called rejects the call, the call stops for all the devices called
(Factory preset disabled).

• Fast recall (0..2): This parameter sets the modules behaviour when a new call button is pressed when a call or a conversation is
in progress (Factory preset 1).

0. Pressing a call button when a call has already begun will have no eect until that call ends.

1. If a call has begun but has not been answered, pressing a button will end that call and begin a new call. Useful if an incorrect

button is pressed.

2. Pressing a button during a call or conversation will end that call and begin a new call.

• Ring duration (10..60s): The maximum ring time before the call will clear down if not answered. (Factory preset 30).

• Call duration (60..240s): The maximum conversation time before the call will automatically clear down. (Factory preset 120).

• Fps: it is the video frame rate and should be set according to the available band width (Factory preset 8).

VIDEO CONFIGURATION

If you check the “disable video” option the module will make only audio calls.

AUDIO CONFIGURATION

This subsection adjust the loudspeaker and microphone volume levels

• Microphone volume (1..30): 1- lowest volume, 30 maximum volume (Factory preset 3)

• Speaker volume (1..30): 1- lowest volume, 30 maximum volume (Factory preset 2)

AUDIO CODEC ENABLED

Check all the audio codecs that you need to enable.

SERIAL PORT

Check “Enable expansion module (Art.4513)” if you are using the Art.4513 button interface module.

After making changes, press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”. A short countdown signals that the device is
updating the changes.

INFO & UPDATE

INFORMATIONS

This tab provides information and specific tions for the device:

• Device Name

• Firmware Version

• Supported audio codecs & band width

• Supported video codecs & band width

UPLOAD FIRMWARE

Under this section you can update the modules fi mware: first
select the file then press the upload button and follow the on
screen instructions.

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CHANGE LOGIN DATA

If necessary you can change the access credentials (username
& password).
To change the access credentials, from the login page (Fig. 6)
first enter the current user name and password then click on the
“Change login data” button.
On the “Changing user data” page complete the fields

• New username: Enter the new user name

• New password: Enter the new password

• Confi m new password: enter the new password again.
After completing, click on the “Change login data” and wait to
be redirected to the login page. The new access credentials
must be used to enter.

NETWORK SETTINGS

Network settings (IP Address, Gateway, Subnet Mask and DNS) must be set according to the local area network (LAN).

This information will normally be available from the network administrator but may also be retrievable using a PC, smart phone or
tablet already connected to the network:-

This example uses Microsoft Windows 7 (Other versions of Windows may dier slightly):

• Open the “Control Panel” then double click on the “Network
and Sharing Center” icon;

• Click on “Local Area Connection” then click on the “Details”
Button

• The new window will show the network details, make a note
of the “IPv4 Address”, “IPv4 Subnet Mask”, “IPv4 DNS Server”
and “IPv4 Gateway”.

Fig. 6 Change login data

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• These details can now be used to setup your Videx devices.
Ensure you use a free IP address for each device (This should
be obtained from the network administrator or for a simple
home network it should be selected from outside the pool
of DHCP addresses (Use the ping command from the com­mand prompt to check if the IP address is currently in use. i.e.
To test IP address 192.168.2.50, from the command prompt
type ‘ping 192.168.2.50’ and press return. If you receive a
timeout then the IP address is likely to be available. If you re­ceive replies then the IP address is in use and another should
be used). Finally, use the details obtained above to complete
the “Subnet Mask”, “Gateway” and “DNS Server” field .

The “Gateway” and “DNS Server” settings are particularly im­portant for internet services. For example, the use of domain
names, SIP settings and the weather application. For a simple
system such as a home setup with a single router this informa­tion can be obtained from the web server page on the router.
(You will need the IP address for this web page and it may also
be password protected). On larger networks you should always
obtain this information from the network administrator.

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INSTALLING A SURFACE MOUNT DOOR STATION

1. Place the surface box against the wall (165-170cm between the top of the box and the floor le el as shown in Fig.1) and mark the
fixing holes or the wall plugs and the hole for the cables E (g.2). Observe the orientation of the box with the hinge on the left;

In order to prevent water ingress we highly recommend using a silicon sealant between the wall and the back box C
(Fig.3) and around all holes D (Fig.3);

2. As shown on Fig.2, drill the fixing holes A, insert the wall plugs B and feed the cables E through the surface box opening D, fi
surface box C to the wall using the screws F;

3. Apply the Y silicon sealant on top of each module as shown in Fig.4;

4. Before installation of the module support frame, hook the modules G to the support frame H as shown in Fig.5 then, as shown
in Fig. 6, fit the wo anti-tampering locks W for each module (do the same for the second module support frame);

5. When you have more than one support frame, hook the support frame to the surface box starting from the left. For convenience we
will described how to attach the left frame but the same must be carried out for the right frame. As shown in Fig. 7, hook the module
support frame H (complete with modules) to the surface box C moving the frame as suggested from pointers. Ensure that the pivots
L (Fig. 7) go inside the relevant housing M as shown in Fig. 8;

6. As shown on Fig. 9, pull back the module support frame H while moving it slightly to the left as suggested by the pointers;

7. As shown in Fig. 10, open the module support frame H as suggested by the pointer, hook the hinge locks N to the hinges M,
make the required connections using the screwdriver provided P (fl t blade end) and make the required adjustment by adjust­ing the settings (through openings O) and adjust trimmers;

8. Repeat the same operations described above for the second module support frame (or for the third if available);

9. When the system has been tested and is working correctly, move back the module support frames carefully, fix them to the surface
box using the screwdriver provided P (torx end) and the pin machine torx screws Q (Fig. 11). Note: do not over tighten the screws

more than is necessary.

INSTALLING A FLUSH MOUNTING DOOR STATION

When flush mounting and the number of modules is greater than 3, the required back boxes need to be linked together (before
embedding them in the wall) as shown on Fig. 14, 15 and 16:

• Arrange the back boxes and remove knockouts to allow cables to be fed from one back box to the other;

• Hook the spacers to first back b x then hook the second back box to obtain the result shown on Fig. 16;

1. Protect the module support frame fixing holes from dust then embed the back box into the wall (165-170cm between the top
of the box and the floor level as shown on the Fig. 1) feeding the cables E (Fig. 2) through a previously opened hole in the box.
Observe the direction of the box ensuring the hinge is on the left and take care that the box profile is in line with the finishe
wall profile

In order to prevent water ingress we highly recommend using a silicon sealant between the wall and the back box H
(Fig.12);

2. Continue from step 4 of surface mounting instructions , but at step 7 hook the hinge locks N as shown on Fig. 13.

Note: if additional holes are made in the surface box, oxidation problems may appear unless the unprotected metal is
coated with a protective paint.

NOTES

• The screwdriver’s blade has two sides, one fl t and one torx, to select one of them unplug the blade from the screwdriver body
and plug it into the required side.

• The example shows the use of only one back box bottom hole for wires, this is done to keep file drawings clear. Naturally the
installer can use the left hole or the right or both if required.

HOW TO REMOVE THE CARD NAME HOLDER

• To avoid damage to the module front plate, tape the side that will be in contact with the screwdriver blade;

• lnsert the screwdriver (fl t side) into the card-holder hole as shown in Fig. 17;

• Move the screwdriver to the left as shown in Fig. 18 to extract the card name holder;

• Edit the card name then replace it inside the holder and refit: insert the holder inside its housing from the left or right side then
push the other side until it clips into place.

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LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

Fig. 1 KRV96

120

190

839

189

119

LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

Fig. 2 KRV98

DESCRIPTION

• Kristallo design with touch sensitive buttons;

• 3.5” LCD TFT High Definition Displ y

• Available in a flush mounting (handsfree) version or surface mount version with handset (for handsfree or conventional). A desk
mount kit is available for the surface with handset version,

• 10/100 Mbit Ethernet interface;

• PoE or 12Vdc power supply;

• Compatible with the SIP protocol (it can be connected with VOIP switchboard systems);

• Built in web server to set operation parameters;

• Firmware can be updated through a web server;

• Self search function and self setting of Videx IP devices connected on the same network;

• Integrated picture memory facility with automatic capture;

• Privacy function with programmable activation time from 30 min to 24 h or unlimited;

• History of events;

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• Intercommunication with other devices of the system (outdoor stations, videophones, tablet or PC with client installed) user can
be selected through a complete contacts list or through “favorites” (communication with outdoor stations is audio/video and it’s
possible to activate the relays);

• It is possible to activate the relays of the outdoor stations through a menu option;

• “Weather forecast” function through google weather service (an internet connection to the network is required);

• Melody and desktop can be customized by loading audio files and pi tures.

BUTTONS OPERATION IN STANDBY MODE

With the video intercom in stand-by and the monitor switched o, press any button to switch on.

RAPID CALL BUTTON

By pressing this button you access directly into the “rapid call” submenu. If the list includes one contact only
the call starts directly.

LOCKS

By pressing this button you access directly into the “locks” menu (See LOCKS paragraph in Graphic Interface section).

PRIVACY FUNCTION

By pressing this button you enable the privacy service (the relevant LED switches on) and the videointercom
receives incoming calls but doesn’t switch on the audio or the video connection.
The service is disabled by the privacy time expiring or by pressing the same button again.

MENU NAVIGATION BUTTON

If the videointercom is in stand-by but the monitor is switched o, first p ess any button to switch on the display.

or

With the videointercom in stand by and switched on it selects the previous menu icon

or

With the videointercom in stand by and switched on it selects the next menu icon

With the videointercom in stand by and switched on it enters in the currently selected menu icon

TERMINALS

L

Not used

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LAN 10/100Mb Ethernet Interface RJ45 plug

+12Vdc 12Vdc - 500mA Power Supply Input

0Vdc Ground

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

• Power supply voltage: 12Vdc

• Power consumption: 500mA max

• Working temperature: -10° +50° C

IP VIDEOINTERCOM RESTORE TO FACTORY PRESET

To restore the settings to the factory preset proceed as follows:

1. Power down the video intercom (disconnect the power sup­ply connector or in case of POE switch/router disconnect the
Ethernet cable);

2. On the rear side of the video intercom, on the 28 way con­nector, put in short the two terminals as shown in Fig. 3;

3. Power on the video intercom and wait for the boot;

4. Remove the link when the video intercom emits an acoustic signal;

5. Once the boot is complete the video intercom is ready to work;

The video intercom settings are restored to the following:

Network Parameters

IP Address: 192.168.1.4
Net Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
DNS Server: 8.8.8.8

Login Credentials

Username: admin
Password: admin

Advanced Setup Password

Password: 0000

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IP VIDEO INTERCOM MANUAL RESET

In case the system locks (touch sensitive buttons not recognized) you can reset manually the video intercom:

1. On the rear side of the video intercom, under the 28 way connector there is a small button see Fig. 3;

2. Using a thickness tool, press shortly the button and wait for the video intercom reboot;

3. Once the boot is complete the video intercom is ready to work;

This procedure reboots only the video intercom without aect any setting.

POWER SUPPLY & CONNECTION

In case of POE (Power Over Ethernet) Switch/Router, follow the connection shown in Fig. 4 otherwise, in case of standard Switch/
Router, follow the connection shown in figu e Fig. 5.

LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

Connect to a POE (Power Over
Ethernet) Switch or Router

Connect to a POE (Power Over
Ethernet) Switch or Router

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LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

LAN

+12Vdc

GND

Made in Italy

KRV98
KRV96

/W (white)
/B (black)

H

L

CAN BUS

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12Vdc

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PSU

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12Vdc

Art.AMR2-12

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12Vdc 2A

PSU

Connect to a Switch,
Router or directly** to the
ethernet interface of the
Art.4503

Connect to door panel's
power supply unit*

Connect to a Switch,
Router or directly** to the
ethernet interface of the
Art.4503

Connect to door panel's
power supply unit*

To Art.4503

To Art.4503

Fig. 5

* When the devices are connected directly certain features which require the internet will not be available.
** If the videointercom is not connected to a POE switch or router, it is necessary to connect an external PSU (terminals “+12Vdc” & “GND”). If the videointercom is provided in a video kit, you can use

the PSU included in the video kit. For distances between the videointercom and the PSU up to 25 metres use 2 cables 1.0mm2 (AWG17).

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HARDWARE SETUP WITH CROSSOVER CABLE

Power up the Art.KRV98/96 and connect a crossover cable between the PC/Laptops network connection and the Art.KRV98/96
network connection (TCP/IP) as shown in Fig. 1.

HARDWARE SET UP WITH SWITCH AND PATCH CABLE

Power up the Art.KRV98/96 and connect a patch cable between the Art.KRV98/96 network connection (TCP/IP) and the Switch and
then connect a patch Ethernet cable between the PC/Laptops network connection and the Switch as shown in Fig. 2.

2

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Crossover cable

PC/Laptop

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

Fig. 1

2

Standard or

Wi-Fi Router

AMR2-12

12Vdc Power supply

Patch
Ethernet cable

Patch
Ethernet cable

PC/Laptop

Art.KRV96/98

IP videophone

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HARDWARE SET UP NOTES

These first steps simply put your PC/laptop into the same IP range as the default Art.KRV98/96. There are many ways to reach the
“Local area connections” window depending on your windows set up. These steps present one of them (also see appendix for Win­dows Vista/Windows 2000/XP).

First click on the start menus Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select
“Control Panel” from the list on the right hand-side as shown in Fig. 3.

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The “Control Panel” window shown in Fig. 4 will appear. Click on

“Network and Sharing Center” option.

The window shown in Fig. 5 will appear. Select “Change adaptor

settings” option on the left hand-side.

The window shown in Fig. 6 will appear. Double click on the “Lo-

cal Area Connection” icon.

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The “Local Area Connection Status” window shown in Fig. 7 will

appear. Click on the “Properties” button.

The “Local Area Connection Properties” window shown in Fig.

8 will appear. Highlight “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”
from the list then click on the “Properties” button.

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The “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties” window shown in Fig. 9 will appear. Before changing settings in this window
first make a note of the current IP Address, Subnet mask and default gateway settings as you will need to restore them once the task
is complete. Select “Use the following IP address:” and complete the following details as highlighted.

Use the following IP address:
IP address: 192.168.1.150
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.1.1

Fig. 9

IMPORTANT NOTE!

The default IP address of the Art.KRV98/96 is preset as “192.168.1.4”. When entering the information in the “Internet Proto­col Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties” window (as shown above) the IP address that is entered must be within the same range
as the default IP address “192.168.1.4” in this example we are using “192.168.1.150”. The range of IP addresses can be be­tween 1 to 255. Only the last set of digits of the IP address needs to be changed “192.168.1.n” where n = 1 to 255.

After completing the details (as shown above) click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “Control Panel”.
Your PC/laptop is now ready to change the Art.KRV98/96 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

Repeat these steps later to restore your PC/laptop back to its original settings.

Next click on the internet browser icon on your desktop and enter the following web address “http://192.168.1.4/” as shown then press enter.

NETWORK PARAMETERS CHANGES

Fig. 10 Fig. 11

The “LOGIN” web page shown on Fig. 10 should appear. Enter the default Username (in lower case) and Password then click on the
“Login” button.

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The “Art.KRV98/96 Network Parameters” web page should appear as shown in Fig. 11.
The IP Address, SubnetMask and Gateway IP can now be changed. This information can be obtained from the network administrator.
Once all details have been updated on the “Art.KRV98/96 Network Parameters” web page press the “Configu e” button followed by
“Apply configu ation”.

IMPORTANT NOTE!

Once you change the IP address you may not be able to connect using the PC/Laptop without repeating the previous steps
to make the PC/Laptop part of the same subnet as the device.

APPENDIX

WINDOWS VISTA

12. Open the start menu from the Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select “control panel” from the list on the right
hand-side.

13. Select the option “View network status and tasks”.

14. Select “Manage network connections”.

15. Double click on “Local Area Connection”.

16. Select the button “Properties” at the bottom of the window.

17. Select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” from the list, then select “Properties”.

18. Before changing any settings in this window first make a note of the current IP Address, Subnet mask and default gateway set­tings as you will need to restore them once the task is complete.

19. Complete the information as described on page 6.

20. After completing the details click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “control panel”.

21. Your PC/Laptop is now ready to change the Art.KRV98/96 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

22. Follow the steps as described on section “Network parameters changes” on page 29 to change the IP address of the Art.
KRV98/96.

WINDOWS 2000/XP

12. Open the start menu from the Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select “control panel”.

13. In the “control panel” window double-click on the “Network and Dial-Up” connections icon.

14. Click on “Local Area Connection” to bring up a “local area network status” window.

15. In the “components checked are used by this connection” area, highlight “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and click on the “Properties”
button.

16. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties window will appear.

17. Before changing any settings in this window first make a no e of the current IP Address, Subnet

18. mask and default gateway settings as you will need to restore them once the task is complete.

19. Complete the information as described on page 6.

20. After completing the details click on “OK” and close all windows and exit “control panel”.

21. Your PC/Laptop is now ready to change the Art.KRV98/96 default IP address to one suitable for your network.

22. Follow the steps as described on section “Network parameters changes” on page 29 to change the IP address of the Art.
KRV98/96.

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LOGIN

It is recommended that this device is installed by an engineer
with an understanding of Ethernet installations and TCP/IP
protocols. In the case of installations using existing networks it
maybe necessary to request information from the network ad­ministrator.
More than one unit can be installed on a system. Each unit must
have a unique IP address which is not currently in use on that
network.
The default network parameters are:

• Static IP Address: 192.168.1.4*

• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

• User Name: admin

• Password: admin

* If the videointercom is provided in a two way videokit the default ip address for the “videointercom 1” is “192.168.1.4” while for
the “videointercom 2” is “192.168.1.5”.
If the default IP address on the device is free and in range with your network then, from a PC, tablet or smartphone connected to
the same network, open a browser and enter the URL “http://192.168.1.4”.
Alternatively if the default IP address is not compatible with your network it will be necessary to change this firs . A guide to this
can be found under the “Art.KRV98-KRV96 Hardware setup” section on page 26. The internal webserver will show the login page
of Fig. 1
Enter the user name and password then start to setup the IP Videointercom through the dierent tabs.
In case of problems or mistakes, the videointercom can be restored to the factory preset following the procedure described in the
“IP videointercom restore to factory preset” section on page 24

NETWORK PARAMETERS

This tab allows the editing of all network parameters Fig. 2.

NETWORK CONFIGURATION

“Enable DHCP Client” allows the unit to obtain a dynamic IP ad­dress from the network. It is better to leave it disabled and use
a fi ed IP address.
Edit the fields of the subsection “Network configu ation” (Refer
“Network configu ation” sections on page 19 and 35 of this
manual) according to the network requirements then press the
“Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the
changes.

NETWORK CONTROL

“Enable Check Alive” enables the device to constantly check the
ethernet connectivity.
When this option is set, the module will repeatedly check con­nection with the IP address entered and if connection is lost will
force a reboot of the unit. If you enable this setting you must set
the IP address to ping, the number of connection attempts and
the time interval between the attempts. Enable this function
when network connection problems could exist.
After changing this setting, press then the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the changes.

Fig. 1 Login

Fig. 2 Network Parameters

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SIP PARAMETERS

In this section it is possible the enable SIP server communica­tion (Fig. 3).
The use of the module in combination with a SIP server is an ad­ditional feature, if you are not using the IP speaker unit module
with a SIP server you don’t need to set the relevant field .
For the correct setup of the “SIP SERVER CONNECTION” field , it
is necessary to know the specific parameters of the SIP server to
which you are connecting the device.
Note: You need to press the edit button if you are changing pre­viously stored settings.
If you are using a simplified SIP registration ( “setup advanced
logging” unchecked) the following parameters are requested:

• Username: it is the username used during the SIP account/
extension generation on the SIP server.

• Password: it is the password for the username above used
during the SIP account/extension generation on the SIP
server.

• Server/Outbound proxy: is the server machine with name of
DNS:port or IP:port

• Realm server: is the SIP protocol used

If you check “setup advanced logging” the following additional
parameters are required:

• Extension: it is the numeric extension code generated on
the SIP server for the username above.

• Domain: it is the domain of the service where you will try
to register with. It can be an IP address or a fully qualified
domain.

After completing the SIP server connection fields remember to
check the “Enable registration to server”.
Press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the
changes.
If the setup is correct, after a while, the “Registration Status” indicator should switch from RED to GREEN.

SETTINGS

This tab has 3 subsections:

• "Weather" (Fig. 4) to set the weather services;

• "General settings" (Fig. 5) to set language and monitor back­light options;

• "Modify Password" (Fig. 6 to set the password required for
the advanced settings;

WEATHER

If an internet connection is available on the network, it is pos­sible to enable the weather forecast service through Google
Weather. The videointercom will show the weather forecast for
the selected area.

• Check "Enable weather forecast" to enable the service;

• Complete "Enter a location" field entering the name of the
location. While entering the name, the system will suggest
the possible cities. This setup also aects the automatic date

& time correction.

Press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the
changes.

Fig. 3 SIP parameters

Red

Registration to SIP server not enabled

Gray

Registration to SIP server enabled but the
status is still not recognized

Orange

Registration to SIP server enabled but the
server has still not confi med the registration

Green

Registration to SIP server enabled and the
server has confi med the registration.

Fig. 4 Settings - Weather

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GENERAL SETTINGS

• Language: set the language to be used in the user graphic
interface of the videointercom, click on the field then select
the required language from the listbox.

• Backlight duration: it is the time in seconds before which
the display goes into energy saving mode. In energy saving
mode the display is switched o.

Press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the
changes.

MODIFY PASSWORD

The password that you can modify in this tab is the protection
password required to access the advanced settings from the
graphical interface of the videointercom. It is a numeric code

composed of 4 digits. The default password is 0000.

• Old Password: Enter the old password ;

• New Password: Enter the new password;

• Confi m new password: Repeat the new password.

Press the “Configu e” button followed by “Apply configu ation”.
A short countdown signals that the device is updating the
changes.

Fig. 5 General Settings

Fig. 6 Modify Password

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INFO & UPDATES

This tab (Fig. 7) provides information about the fi mware ver­sion, allows fi mware updates and to upload files to be used for
melody or as the background picture.

UPLOAD FIRMARE

Under this section you can update the videointercoms fi mware:
first select the file then press the upload button and follow the
on screen instructions.

UPLOAD FILE

Under this section you can upload a file: first sel t the file then
press the upload button and follow the on screen instructions.
The file size must be no more than 2Mb, if the file extension is
“JPG” or “PNG” the file can be used as background picture while
if the extension is “WAV” or “MP3” the filewill be used as melody.
From the video intercoms user interface it will be possible to
select these file .

LOG FILES

This tab is for technical support purposes. If necessary, it is pos­sible to download the log file to send to the technical support in
case of malfunctioning.

CHANGE LOGIN DATA

If necessary you can change the access credentials (username
& password).
To change the access credentials, from the login page (Fig. 1)
first enter the current user name and password then click on the
button “Change login data” .
In the page “Changing user data” fill in the equired fields

• New username: Enter the new user name

• New password: Enter the new password

• Confi m new password: Enter again the password above

After completing, click on the “Change login data” and wait to
be redirected to the login page. The new access credentials
must be used to enter.

Fig. 7 Info & Updates

Fig. 8 Log file

Fig. 9 Change Login Data

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NETWORK SETTINGS

Network settings (IP Address, Gateway, Subnet Mask and DNS) must be set according to the local area network (LAN).

This information will normally be available from the network administrator but may also be retrievable using a PC, smart phone or
tablet already connected to the network:-

This example uses Microsoft Windows 7 (Other versions of Windows may dier slightly):

• Open the “Control Panel” then double click on the “Network
and Sharing Center” icon;

• Click on “Local Area Connection” then click on the “Details”
Button

• The new window will show the network details, make a note
of the “IPv4 Address”, “IPv4 Subnet Mask”, “IPv4 DNS Server”
and “IPv4 Gateway”.

Fig. 10

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• These details can now be used to setup your Videx devices.
Ensure you use a free IP address for each device (This should
be obtained from the network administrator or for a simple
home network it should be selected from outside the pool
of DHCP addresses (Use the ping command from the com­mand prompt to check if the IP address is currently in use. i.e.
To test IP address 192.168.2.50, from the command prompt
type ‘ping 192.168.2.50’ and press return. If you receive a
timeout then the IP address is likely to be available. If you re­ceive replies then the IP address is in use and another should
be used). Finally, use the details obtained above to complete
the “Subnet Mask”, “Gateway” and “DNS Server” field .

The “Gateway” and “DNS Server” settings are particularly im­portant for internet services. For example, the use of domain
names, SIP settings and the weather application. For a simple
system such as a home setup with a single router this informa­tion can be obtained from the web server page on the router.
(You will need the IP address for this web page and it may also
be password protected). On larger networks you should always
obtain this information from the network administrator.

Fig. 13 Fig. 14

Fig. 12

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MENU NAVIGATION BUTTONS

Fig. 1 shows the videointercom’s default screen, if the display is
switched o, press any button to switch it on.

By pressing the

or button you select the next menu

icon while by pressing the

or button you select the
previous menu icon.
By pressing the

button you enter the submenu of the cur-

rently selected icon.

By pressing the

button, you enter directly into the “rapid
call” submenu. If the list includes one contact only the call starts
directly.

By pressing the

button, you enter directly into the “locks”

submenu.

By pressing the

button, you enable the privacy service. It
remains enabled according to the settings made.

This icon on the top left of the screen indicates

a missed call.

SIP SERVER REGISTRATION STATUS ICON

The dierent colours have the following meanings:

RED: registration to SIP server not enabled;
GREY: registration to SIP server enabled but the status is still not recognized;
ORANGE: registration to SIP server enabled but the server has still not confi med the registration;
GREEN: registration to SIP server enabled and the server has confi med the registration.

DATE & TIME

If an internet connection is available, the date & time are automatically configu ed according to the location set in the “settings”->
“weather” section of the internal webserver.

MENU ICONS

Contact Rapid Call Locks Chronology App Settings

Select one of the menu icons above using the buttons and or and then press the button.

CONTACT

This submenu allows you to call the stored contacts.
The stored contacts can be Videx IP Speaker Units,
other Videx IP Videointercoms, PCs using XN.Client-

Sip software or smartphones/tablets using Xefi oSip
android client. A video call is only possible with the videx door
panel.

• The display shows the list of stored contacts (Fig.2);

• Highlight the contact to call using the

or but-

tons then press the

button.

• The call starts (see CALL & CONVERSATION section)

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

10:30

Contact

Rapid Call

Locks

Settings

Apps

Tuesday, December 4, 2013

Fig. 1 - Standard videointercom screen

XN-Panel

IP:192.168.1.5

XN-ViPh2

IP:192.168.1.2

XN-ViPh3

IP:192.168.1.3

10:30

Back

Contact

Fig. 2 - Contacts

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RAPID CALL

This submenu allows you to call your favourite con-

tacts (Videx IP Speaker Units, other Videx IP Videoint-

ercoms, PCs using XN.ClientSip software or smart-

phones/tablets using Xefi oSip android client):

• If there is only one contact in the favourites list, the call starts

immediately (Fig. 16) otherwise the display shows the con­tacts stored in the favourites list (Fig. 3);

• Highlight the contact to call using the

or but-

tons then press the

button.

• The call starts (see CALL & CONVERSATION section)

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

LOCKS

This submenu allows you to activate the door panels

built-in relays. This screen shows the list of available

door panels (Fig. 4).

• First highlight he door panel using the

or buttons.

• Press the

button to enable relay 1 or the button

to enable relay 2 (If both relays are connected).

• The display signals the relay activation status

Relay 1

Relay 2

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

CHRONOLOGY

This submenu shows the list of call events. The icon

on the left of the event specifies the e ent type:

Incoming Call, Outgoing Call and

missed call. If the event shows the icon
this means that there is a picture stored. The picture is captured
from the door panel camera to show the caller.

• Highlight the event using the

or buttons then

press the

button to recall (see CALL & CONVERSA-

TION section) the device or press the

button to view the

stored picture when available.

• To delete the complete chronology list press the

but-

ton. A confi mation of this request is required. Press the

button to confi m or the

button to cancel the deletion.

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

XN-ViPh2

IP:192.168.1.2

XN-ViPh3

IP:192.168.1.3

10:30

Back

Rapid Code

Fig. 3 - Rapid Call

XN-ViPh2

IP:192.168.1.2

XN-ViPh3

IP:192.168.1.3

10:30

Back

Rapid Code

Fig. 4 - Locks

XN-Panel

IP:192.168.1.5

00:05
18:19:39
04-12-2013

XN-ViPh2

IP:192.168.1.2

01:35
19:16:46
04-12-2013

XN-ViPh3

IP:192.168.1.3

00:35
22:45:13
04-12-2013

10:30

Back

Chronology

DeletePhoto

Fig. 5 - Chronology

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APPS

This section displays the icons for installed apps.

• Select the APP using the

or buttons then press

the

button twice.

FORECAST (requires internet connectivity)

If correctly configu ed under the videointercom web server sec­tion “general settings->weather”, this APP will show the weather
forecast for the next 3 days.

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

SETTINGS

This submenu includes 5 subpages and allows the following settings:

• Audio 1/5

• Display 2/5

• Date & Time 3/5

• Network 4/5

• Search 5/5
Without any active selection, navigate among the subpages using the

or buttons.

Press the

button to go back to the main menu.

AUDIO SETTINGS

This subpage (Fig. 7) allows you to change the ringtone melody,
the ringtone volume and the microphone & loudspeaker
volumes.

• Highlight the parameter to change using the

or

buttons.

• Change the value of the selected parameter using the

or buttons.

• Press the

button to go back to the sub page navigation

(no parameters highlighted).

Press the

button to go back to the main menu or navigate

among the subpages by pressing the

or buttons.

1/1

10:30

Back

Apps

Forecast

Fig. 6 - Apps

1/5

10:30

Short_ring.mp3

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Back

Settings

Audio

Ringtone Microphone

SpeakerRingtone

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DISPLAY SETTINGS

This subpage (Fig. 8) allows you to change the screen brightness
(lighiting), the background picture (Wall paper), the “privacy
time” and enables a cleaning mode.

• Highlight the parameter to change using the

or

buttons.

• With exception of “Clean mode”, change the value of the se-

lected parameter using the

or buttons. If you have

selected “Clean Mode”, press the

button to start. It
Starts a 30 seconds countdown during which you can clean
the videointercom surface without accidently activating any
of the services.

• Press the

button to go back to the sub page navigation

(no parameters highlighted).

Press the

button to go back to the main menu or navigate

among the subpages by pressing the

or buttons.

SETTINGS CURRENT TIME

This subpage (Fig. 9) allows you to change the “date & time” set­tings.

• Highlight the parameter to change using the

or

buttons.

• Change the value of the selected parameter using the
or buttons.

• Press the

button to go back to the sub page navigation

(no parameters highlighted).

Press the

button to go back to the main menu or navigate

among the subpages by pressing the

or buttons.

NETWORK SETTINGS, SIP, REBOOT

This sub page (Fig. 10) doesn't allow any settings to be
editedbut provides informations concerning the ethernet and
SIP connections and has an option to reboot the device.

• To Reboot the videointercom, Highlight the

icon using

the

or buttons then press the .

• Confi mation is required: press

button to reboot or the

to cancel.

Press the

button to go back to the main menu or navigate

among the subpages by pressing the

or buttons.

2/5

10:30

automaH.png

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2 Hours - 30 Min.

Back

Settings

Display

Wallpaper Privacy time

Clean mode

Start

Lighting

Fig. 8 - Display settings

4

3/5

10:30

2013 10 31

Back

Settings

Current time

Day Month

Dec

Year Hour Min

Fig. 9 - Date & Time settings

4/5

10:30

Back

Settings

Network SIP

Reboot

IP Address: 192.168.1.4 SIP User: Not Registered

IP Gateway: 192.168.1.1 SIP Server: Not Registered

Subnet: 255.255.255.0

MAC: :00:1F:7B:15:F7:BC

Fig. 10 - Network settings, SIP, Reboot

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SEARCH

This subpage (Fig. 11) allows you to search and add all the VIDEX
devices to the contact list.

• Highlight the

icon using the or buttons

then press the

button to start the search.

• This operation deletes the current contacts list so the
unit requests (Fig. 12) the setup protection code (it is the
numeric 4 digit password which can be changed from the
webserver->settings->modify password, the default is

"0000"). Highlight the digit to change using the

or

buttons then change it using the or buttons.

• Confi m the code by pressing the

button or cancel the

operation by pressing the

button.

• Once confi med the search begins automatically (Fig. 13).
The display shows the progress and a counter shows the
number of devices found. While in progress you can inter­rupt the search by pressing the

button.

• Once the search is complete (Fig. 14), the unit shows the
search results and asks for confi mation. The “new” are de­vices that were not listed in the contacts list, the “confi med”
are devices that were listed in the contact list, and the “not
confi med” are devices that were listed in the contacts list
but were not found during the search procedure.

• Confi m the changes by pressing the

button or cancel

the operation by pressing the

button.

Press the

button to go back to the main menu or navigate

among the subpages by pressing the

or buttons.

5/5

10:30

Back

Settings

Search

Search Cancel

Fig. 11 - Search settings

10:30

0 00 0

Back

Settings

Insert code

OK

Fig. 12 - Search insert code settings

5/5

10:30

65%

Settings

Search

Search Cancel

Found: 0

Fig. 13 - Search in progress settings

10:30

NoYes

Info

1 new, 0 confirmed and 0 not confirmed
Do you want to save changes?

Fig. 14 - Search results settings

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DOOR PANEL INCOMMING & OUTGOING CALLS

INCOMMING CALLS

The videophone can receive calls from a door panel (standard
use), from another videointercom (intercommunication) or
from a PC and/or smartphone/tablet using the relevant clients
(intercommunication).

• When the videointercom receives a call it starts to ring (Fig.

15) and the display switches on showing the video (only for
door panel call).

• Press the

button to answer and start the conversation

(Fig. 15) ;

• Press the

to enable the door panel relay 1(only for

door panel connections);

• Press the to enable the door panel relay 2 (only for door
panel connections);

• Press the

button to store a picture from the currently

shown video.

• Press the

button to enable or disable the microphone

mute. When muting (“call on mute” message) the

but-

ton icon changes from this

to this and goes back

to this

when disabling (“conversation...”) message.

• Press the

or buttons to open the volume adjustments

submenu (Fig. 17):

• Select the microphone

or loudspeaker icon using

the

or buttons, increase or decrease volume by

the

or buttons then to go back (Fig. 16) do not press

any button

• Press the

button to close the connection (Fig. 16);

INCOMMING CALLS

the “Contact”, “Rapid Call” or “Chronology” submenus start a call
as described in the relevant section then once answered contin­ue in the same way as an incoming call. (Fig.16).

10:30Call

From VN-ViPh1 - 00:08

Answer

Fig. 15 - Ingoing Call

10:30Call

To VN-ViPh1 - 00:08

Conversation...

Close

Fig. 16 - Conversation in progress

10:30Call

To VN-ViPh1 - 00:08

Ringing...

Close

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200 40 60 80 100

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Kristallo Series Flush and surface videomonitor wall mounting instructions

135cm

135cm

g. 1 g. 1a

g. 2a

g. 4

g. 4a g. 4b

g. 3 g. 3a

g. 1b

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Kristallo Series Flush and surface videomonitor wall mounting instructions

FLUSH MOUNT KRISTALLO VIDEOPHONE

1. Protect the holes to fix the videophone to the flush mounting box then embed the flush mounting box in line with the wall in a

vertical position at 135cm height from the floor as sh wn in gure 1.

2. As shown in gure 2, connect the wires using a fl t screw driver then setup the dip-switches as per provided connection dia-

gram or instruction sheet.

3. As shown in gure 3, once the wires are connected, fix the videophone to the flush mounting box using a Phillips screwdriver

and the two screws provided.

In order to avoid malfunctions, please do not over tighten the xing screws shown in gure 3.

4. Once the videophone is fi ed to the flush mounting box, place the front plate against the videophone by inserting the hooks in

the corresponding openings and hook the plate by pushing it down as shown in gure 4.

5. Test the system for correct operation.

SURFACE MOUNT KRISTALLO VIDEOPHONE

6. As shown in figu e 1a, place the videophone against the wall at 135cm height from the floor and mark the fixing holes. Make the

holes (5mm diameter) and insert the provided wall plugs as shown in gure 1b.

7. As shown in gure 2a, connect the wires using a fl t screw driver then setup the dip-switches as per provided connection dia-

gram or instruction sheet.

8. As shown in gure 3a, once the wires are connected, fix the videophone to the wall using a Phillips screwdriver and the two

screws provided.

In order to avoid malfunctions, please do not over tighten the xing screws shown in gure 3a.

9. Once the videophone is fi ed to the wall, place the front plate against the videophone by inserting the hooks in the correspond-

ing openings and hook the plate by pushing it down as shown in gure 4a and hang the handset as shown in gure 4b.

10. Test the system for correct operation.

Note

Note

Note

COSTUMER SUPPORT

All Countries:

VIDEX ELECTRONICS S.P.A.

www.videx.it - [e-mail]
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

UK Customers:

VIDEX SECURITY LTD

www.videx-security.com
Tech Line: 0191 224 3174
Fax: [phone]

The product is CE marked demonstrating its conformity and is for distribu­tion within all member states of the EU with no restrictions. This product
follows the provisions of the European Directives 2004/108/ECC (EMC);
2006/95/ECC (LVD) and 93/68/ECC (CE marking).

Main UK oce:

VIDEX SECURITY LTD

1 Osprey Trinity Park
Trinity Way
LONDON E4 8TD
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.videx-security.com
[e-mail]

Northern UK oce:

VIDEX SECURITY LTD

Unit 4-7
Chillingham Industrial Estate
Chapman Street
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - NE6 2XX
Tech Line: ([phone]
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

Greece oce:

VIDEX HELLAS Electronics

48 Filolaou Str.
11633 ATHENS
Phone: [phone]
([phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.videx.gr
[e-mail]

Danish oce:

VIDEX DANMARK

Hammershusgade 15
DK-2100 COPENHAGEN
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.videx.dk
[e-mail]

Benelux oce:

VIDEX BENELUX

E3 Iaan, 93
B-9800 DEINZE
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.videxbenelux.be
[e-mail]

VIDEX ELECTRONICS S.P.A.

Via del Lavoro, 1 - 63846 Monte Giberto (FM) Italy
Tel [phone] - Fax [phone]
www.videx.it - [e-mail]