XONTEL XT-13P User Manual

XT-13P IP Indoor Monitor User Manual

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Thank you for choosing XT-13P IP indoor monitor. This manual is intended for end users, who need to use and configure the

indoor monitor. It provides an overview of the most essential functions and features of the product.

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Content

Product overview......................................................................................................................................................................................8

1.1 Product Description............................................................................................................................................................................8

1.2 Power connection……………………..................................................................................................................................................9

Daily use.................................................................................................................................................................................................10

2.1 Making call..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

2.1.1 Calling from digital keypad.............................................................................................................................................................10

2.1.2 Calling from phonebook………………………………………………………......……………………………………............................ 10

2.1.3 Calling from call resident…………………......................................................................................................................................11

2.1.4 Calling from call log................ ........................................................................................................................................... ........... 12

2.1.5 Calling from door phone............................................................................................................................................................... 13

2.2 Receiving a call............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

2.2.1 Receive an incoming call............................................................................................................................................................. 13

2.2.2 During the session....................................................................................................................................................................... 14

2.3 Contact........................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

2.3.1 Local Phonebook..................... ................................................................................................................................................. ... 15

2.3.1.1 Add a group............................ ............................................................................................................................................... ... 15

2.3.1.2 Manage Contact....................... ............................................................................................................................................... . 16

2.3.1.3 Add a contact................................... ....................................................................................................................................... . 17

2.4 Status.................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... 18

2.4.1 Basic Status..................................................................... ............................................................................................................ 18

2.4.2 Network Status............................................................. ............................................................................................................. .. 18

2.4.4 Account Status............................................................................................................................................................................ 19

2.5 Live view.........................................................................................................................................................................................19

2.5.1 Intercom.......................................................................................................................................................................................20

2.5.2 Camera............................................................................................................................................................................. .......... 21

2.6 Message(s).....................................................................................................................................................................................22

2.6.1 Text Message..............................................................................................................................................................................22

2.6.2 Create message......................................................................................................................................................................... 23

2.6.3 Maintenance................................................................................................................................................................................24

2.6.4 Capture Log.................................................................................................................................................................................24

2.6.5 Family MSG.................................................................................................................................................................................25

2.7 Arming............................................................................................................................................................................................27

2.7.1 Arming Mode...............................................................................................................................................................................27

2.7.2 Disarm Code...............................................................................................................................................................................28

2.7.3 Alarm Log....................................................................................................................................................................................29

2.7.4 Status..........................................................................................................................................................................................30

Settings................................................................................................................................................................................................31

3.1 Display settings..............................................................................................................................................................................31

3.2 Sound settings................................................................................................................................................................................32

3.3 Time settings..................................................................................................................................................................................33

3.4 DND (Do not Disturb) Settings.......................................................................................................................................................34

3.5 Language.......................................................................................................................................................................................35

3.6 Album.............................................................................................................................................................................................35

3.7 Reboot............................................................................................................................................................................................36

3.8 Screen clean...................................................................................................................................................................................36

Advance Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................37

4.1 Network Settings.............................................................................................................................................................................37

4.2 SOS Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................38

4.3 Account Settings...............................................................................................................................................................................38

4.4 Direct IP............................................................................................................................................................................................40

4.5 Zone settings....................................................................................................................................................................................41

4.6 Password setting..............................................................................................................................................................................42

4.7 Door station ....................................................................................................................................................................................43

4.8 Reset................................................................................................................................................................................................45

Website..................................................................................................................................................................................................46

5.1 Status-Basic.....................................................................................................................................................................................47

5.1.1 Product Information.......................................................................................................................................................................47

5.1.2 Network Information......................................................................................................................................................................47

5.1.3 Account Information......................................................................................................................................................................47

5.2 Account-Basic..................................................................................................................................................................................48

5.2.1 SIP Account..................................................................................................................................................................................48

5.2.2 SIP Server 1..................................................................................................................................................................................48

5.3 Account-Advanced...........................................................................................................................................................................49

5.3.1 SIP Account..................................................................................................................................................................................49

5.3.2 Call................................................................................................................................................................................................49

5.3.3 Audio Codecs...............................................................................................................................................................................49

5.3.4 Video Codecs...............................................................................................................................................................................50

5.3.5 Encryption.....................................................................................................................................................................................50

5.3.6 NAT..............................................................................................................................................................................................50

5.4 Network Basic..................................................................................................................................................................................51

5.5 Phone-Time/Lang.............................................................................................................................................................................52

5.5.1 Web Language..............................................................................................................................................................................52

5.5.2 LCD Language...............................................................................................................................................................................52

5.5.3 Format Setting...............................................................................................................................................................................52

5.5.4 Type...............................................................................................................................................................................................53

5.5.5 NTP................................................................................................................................................................................................53

5.5.6 Daylight Saving time......................................................................................................................................................................53

5.6 Phone-Call Feature...........................................................................................................................................................................54

5.6.1 Forward Transfer...........................................................................................................................................................................54

5.6.2 DND (Do Not Disturb)....................................................................................................................................................................55

5.6.3 Open Lobby...................................................................................................................................................................................55

5.6.4 Open Local Door...........................................................................................................................................................................56

5.7 Phone-Key/Display...........................................................................................................................................................................56

5.7.1 Display...........................................................................................................................................................................................56

5.8 Phone-Ringtones..............................................................................................................................................................................56

5.8.1 All Ringtones..................................................................................................................................................................................56

5.9 Phone-Intercom................................................................................................................................................................................57

5.9.1 SOS...............................................................................................................................................................................................57

5.10 Phone-Monitor................................................................................................................................................................................58

5.10.1 Door Phone.................................................................................................................................................................................58

5.10.2 Web Camera...............................................................................................................................................................................59

5.11 Phone-Address book......................................................................................................................................................................60

5.11.1 Contact........................................................................................................................................................................................60

5.11.2 Search.........................................................................................................................................................................................60

5.11.3 Contact Setting............................................................................................................................................................................60

5.11.4 Group...........................................................................................................................................................................................61

5.11.5 Group Setting...............................................................................................................................................................................61

5.11.6 Import/Export...............................................................................................................................................................................61

5.12 Upgrade-Basic............................................................................................................................................................................... 62

5.12.1 Upgrade-Basic.............................................................................................................................................................................62

5.13 Upgrade-Advanced.........................................................................................................................................................................63

5.13.1 PNP Option..................................................................................................................................................................................63

5.13.2 Manual Autop...............................................................................................................................................................................63

5.13.3 Automatic AutoP..........................................................................................................................................................................64

5.13.4 System Log..................................................................................................................................................................................64

5.13.5 PCAP...........................................................................................................................................................................................65

5.13.6 Capture Log.................................................................................................................................................................................66

5.13.7 Screenshots.................................................................................................................................................................................66

5.13.8 Others..........................................................................................................................................................................................66

5.14 Arming-Zone Setting.......................................................................................................................................................................67

5.14.1 Zone Setting................................................................................................................................................................................67

5.15 Arming-Arming Mode.....................................................................................................................................................................68

5.15.1 Arming Mode...............................................................................................................................................................................68

5.15.2 Home/Sleeping/Away..................................................................................................................................................................68

5.16 Arming-Disarm Code....................................................................................................................................................................69

5.16.1 Disarm Code...............................................................................................................................................................................69

5.17 Security-Basic................................................................................................................................................................................69

5.17.1 Web Password Modify.................................................................................................................................................................69

5.17.2 Session Time Out........................................................................................................................................................................70

1.

Product overview

1.1 Product Description

XT-13P is a Linux-based IP indoor monitor with a touch
screen. It incorporates audio communications, access control
sensor arming and obtain video stream from door phone or
IPC.

Its finely-tuned Linux OS allows for better suit the habit of
usage of local people. Powered by it, XT-13P multiple
ports, such as IO and Bell ports, can be used to easily
integrate external Arming systems, such as bell controller
and fire alarm detector, helping create a holistic control of
home safety and access control and giving occupants a
great sense of security.
It is applicable to multi-storey residential buildings or villas.

11 PIN connector

For power supply, RS485, Bell and Relay connector.

10PIN connector

For 8 security connector.

Ethernet 1

Network port with POE(Power over Ethernet),can be
connected to a hub, switch or other network access
devices.

Ethernet 2

Share the network access from Ethernet 1 port, and
for PC and other equipment connection.

1.2 Power connection

The XT-13P is powered by simply connecting the two wires
of the power adapter to the wiring interface on the back of
the indoor monitor.
XT-13P also support POE (Power Over Ethernet).

2.

Daily use

2.1 Making call

There are two ways to make a call from the indoor monitor
to other units, which can be another indoor monitor or an
intercom app.

2.1.1 Calling from digital keypad

①Tap the icon to enter the call interface.
②Enter the number to call on the digital keypad,
③ Choose an account for this outgoing call.
④Tap the dial key, you can choose voice call or video call

to dial out.

2.1.2 Calling from phonebook

⑤ Tap the icon to enter the phonebook.
⑥ Or tap this icon to enter the phonebook.

⑦After choosing group to search the list by number or

alphabet. XT-13P supports fuzzy matching query.

⑧Scroll up or down the pre-imported contact list.
⑨Tap the dial key next to the contact found.

2.1.3 Calling from call resident

①Press the icon to enter the call resident interface.
②Enter the room number you want to call, for example, if

you want to call the community1,Building 1, Unit 1, Floor 1,
Room1;enter 001001010101,and then ③press dial key.

You can choose the audio call or video call.

2.1.4 Calling from call log

④ Press the icon to enter the call log interface.
⑤You can also choose the icon in intercom interface to

check call log.

⑥Choose a log.
⑦Choose audio or video call to dial out.
⑧ Press the icon to delete the selected call log.
⑨ Press the icon to delete all of the call log.
⑩Press the icon to check exact information of the selected

call log.

2.1.5 Calling from door phone

①Press to make a call out, if you want to call door phone
unit.

2.2 Receiving a call

2.2.1 Receive an incoming call

①There will be a video preview in this window, when you
receive an incoming call.

②Press the capture icon to manually capture the pictures
in interval time (5 seconds). If not, device will automatically

capture one picture in the video preview procedure (the
video preview procedure should more than 5 seconds).
③Press this icon to pick up the incoming call as an audio

call.
④Press this icon to pick up the incoming call as a video
call.

⑤Press this icon to reject the incoming call.
⑥Press this icon to adjust the ring tone volume

2.2.2 During the session

①The call video will be showed in this window.
②To adjust the volume here.
③Press this icon to dial out another number.
④Press this icon to hold the current call.
⑤Press this icon to capture the video.
⑥Press this icon to unlock the corresponding door

phone (if the call is from door phone)

⑦Press this icon to hang up the current call.
⑧Press this icon to open the 3*3 digital keypad.

2.3 Contact

2.3.1 Local Phonebook

①Press the icon to create a new group.
②Press the icon to delete the groups you want to delete.
③Press the icon to modify the corresponding group.

Note: For cloud contact, it needs XT-13P to work
with a cloud server. Then cloud server will assign
contacts automatically. For more information, please
contact with your administrator.

2.3.1.1 Add a group

Enter the phone book interface, you can ①press the icon
to add a group.

② Type in the group name.
③ Choose a ring tone for this group.

④Press this icon to save the group.
⑤Press the icon to cancel the operations.

2.3.1.2 Manage Contact

Enter the contacts interface, ⑥select a contact.
⑦Press the icon to check the exact information of selected

contact, you can also modify it in contact info interface.

⑧Press this icon to delete the selected contact.
⑨Press this icon to clear all contacts.
⑩Press this icon to create a new contact.

2.3.1.3 Add a contact

①Select a group, to check the contacts in this group.
②Press the icon to add a contact.
③Type in the contact name.
④Type in the number 1, it must be a room number.
⑤Type in the number 2, it can be a SIP number or IP

number.

⑥Select a specific ring tone for this contact.
⑦Select a group for this contact
⑧Press this icon to save the contact.
⑨Press this icon to cancel the operations.

2.4 Status

2.4.1 Basic Status

To check XT-13P status by pressing Status icon on the

XT-13P idle screen.
After entering the status interface, it shows the basic status
as default. You can check the Model, Hardware version,
Firmware version, Mac Address, IP Address information
and so on.

2.4.2 Network Status

② Press the icon to check the network status. You can

check the LAN type, LAN IP, subnet mask, gateway and

DNS here.

2.4.4 Account Status

③ Press the icon to check the account status. You can

check the account number and status here, registered

means it works normally.

2.5 Live view

Press the icon ① “ Live View “ to receive the video from

video intercom or community IP camera any time.

2.5.1 Intercom

By pressing the icon “ Intercom “ then choosing the

defined door phone station in the “ Monitor Intercom “

menu which you set under the path "Setting-Advance-

Door Station", you can receive video from this door

phone.

2.5.2 Camera

By pressing the icon “ Camera “ then choosing the defined

IP camera in the “ Monitor Camera “ menu which you set

through XT-13P web interface under the path " Phone-

Monitor- Web Camera", you can receive video from this

IP camera.

2.6 Message(s)

①Press the icon to enter the message interface. There will

be a notification here if there is any unread message.

Or ② press this icon to enter the message interface.

2.6.1 Text Message

By entering the message interface, it is text message list.

You can check the message you received or what you sent

here.

③Press this icon to create a new message.

④Press this icon to delete messages.

⑤Select a message to check the content.

2.6.2 Create message

①Press this icon to create a new message.

②This option is to set the destination. If you want to call

community 1, building 1, unit 1, floor1, room 1, you need to

enter 1.1.1.1.1

③This option is to type in your message context.

④ Press the icon to send the message to the predefined

destination.

⑤Press the icon to cancel and back to sent list.

2.6.3 Maintenance

① Press this icon to enter the maintenance list. The

maintenance message will be sent to the property

management center so that you can asked for help.

②Select which problem you are facing. And press confirm

when you see the prompt. For example, if the light does

not work, click Light column, then confirm to ask for help.

2.6.4 Capture Log

③Press this icon to enter capture log list.

④Press this icon to delete capture logs.

⑤Choose a log to check the capture.

⑥Press left/right key to check the previous/next capture.

⑦ Press this icon to back to capture log list.

2.6.5 Family MSG

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Press Family MSG icon to enter family audio messages list.

2

Press this icon to add a new audio massage.

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Press this icon to delete the audio message.

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Press this icon to start/finish the record audio message.
When you finish the record audio message, press this icon to play/stop the record

voice message.

Press this icon to save and edit the name of the record voice message.
Press this icon to delete this voice message.
Press these icons to adjust the volume of the record voice message.
Press this icon to exit the record voice message page.
Click one of record voice message to view the voice message. Click this icon to

play/stop the playing audio.

Press the icon to play the last/next voice message.
Press the icon to adjust the volume of the voice message.
Press the icon to exit the voice message view page.

2.7 Arming

①Press the icon to enter the Arming interface.

②XT-13P supports 4 mode, they are indoor mode,

sleeping mode, outdoor mode and disarm mode.

2.7.1 Arming Mode

③Press this icon to enter the arming mode settings

interface.

④You can see all of the 8 zones and corresponding

sensor types

(slide down to check more information) in this interface.

⑤Press this icon to set the defence delay time. It means

when you change to the arming mode from other modes,

there will be 30 seconds delay time.

⑥Press this icon to set the alarm delay. It means when the

sensor triggered, there will be 90 seconds delay time to

announce the notification.

⑦Tick/untick to enable/disable the corresponding zone

under the selected mode.

⑧Press save icon to save the modification.

2.7.2 Disarm Code

①Press this icon to enter the disarm code settings

interface.

You can modify the disarm code here.

②Enter the old disarm code first, it is 0000 as default.

③Enter the new disarm code

④Enter the new disarm code again for confirming.

⑤Press save icon to save the modification.

2.7.3 Alarm Log

①Press this icon to enter the alarm log interface. You can

see the alarm log here including location, zone, zone type

and alarm time.

②Press this icon to delete the selected alarm log.

③Press this icon to delete all alarm log.

2.7.4 Status

④Press the icon to enter the zone status interface.

You can check the status of every zone, including location,

zone type, trigger mode and status.

3.

Settings

① Press the icon to enter the basic settings

interface.

3.1 Display settings

②Press this icon to enter display settings interface.

③To adjust the brightness here, it is 5 level as default.

There are 10 levels totally, the bigger value means the

lighter screen.

④To select whether to enable the screen saver.

⑤To configure the sleep mode delay, it is 30 seconds as

default.

3.2 Sound settings

①Press this icon to enter the sound settings interface.

②You can set Ring Tones for incoming call, even to set a

special Ring Tone for door unit, or set the Ring Volume,

Talk Volume and MIC Volume.

You can also choose whether to enable the Touch Sounds

here.

3.3 Time settings

①By pressing this icon to enter the time settings interface.

② NTP (Network Time Protocol) is enabled as default. XT-

13P will get the Date and Time automatically. And users

can also setup NTP server. Setup a suitable Time Zone,

Time format and Date Format.

③ To set time manually by disabling the NTP, users can

set exact time for the XT-13P.

3.4 DND (Do Not Disturb) Settings

This function is used to prevent the phone from disturbing.

Go to Setting-DND. If open DND, external phone call is

unable to call in, turned off by default.

①By pressing this icon to enter the DND settings interface.

②Enable/Disable DND function.

③Enable/Disable the IVR (Interactive Voice Response).

④ Select valid time of DND. Users can also setup the

accurate Start and End time or enable the DND whole day.

3.5 Language

①Press this icon to enter language setting interface.

②To select a suitable language. It only supports English on this

firmware.

③Press this icon to go back to settings interface.

3.6 Album

④Press this icon to enter album interface.

⑤Press these 2 icon to check previous/next picture.

⑥Press this icon to play the photos.

⑦Back to settings interface by pressing this icon.

3.7 Reboot

①Press the icon to reboot XT-13P, click Confirm when you

see the prompt. The phone will reboot.

3. 8 Screen clean

②Press the icon to clean the XT-13P screen, it will keep

you from misusing for 30 seconds.

4. Advance Settings

1 Press the icon in settings interface to enter the advance settings

interface.

Enter the password and press OK. The password is 123456 as default.

4.1 Network Settings

Enter the advance settings interface, click Network icon to enter the

network setting page. XT-13P use DHCP mode to get IP address

by default.

1

To select Static IP or DHCP network of XT-13P. If selected
Static IP Network. Enter the IP address parameters in the
corresponding area: IP Address/Subnet
Mask/Gateway/DNS1/DNS2.

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Save icon to save the modified.

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4.2 SOS Settings

Enter the advance settings interface, click SOS icon to enter the SOS
setting page. XT-13P can call out for up to three predefined numbers
in a loop, each number will be called for 60 seconds (by default) when
end user presses SOS icon.

1

Setup SOS call numbers. XT-13P support up to 3 numbers.

2

Setup the call timeout. It is 60 seconds as default.

3

Setup the loop times. It is 3 times as default.

4

Save icon to save the modified.

4.3 Account Settings

Enter the advance settings interface, click Sip Account icon to enter
the account setting page. SIP account is provided by SIP server.

1

XT-13P support 2 accounts, press Account 1 or Account 2 icon
to enter the corresponding account setting page.

2

Click to enable the account as default account to call out numbers

3

Click to enable this account.

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Fill in the corresponding sip account parameters: Label/Display
Name/Register Name/User name/Password/Sip Server/Sip Port. Slide
down to check more account information.

Enable/disable the auto answer of this account. If enabled, when
this account receives the incoming call, XT-13P will answer the call
automatically.

Enable/disable the no answer forward feature of this account. If
enabled, the incoming calls of this account will be forwarded to the
specified sip account when the ringtone is time out without answering.

Setup the specified sip account of the No Answer Forward feature.

Setup the ring tone timeout of the No answer Forward feature.

Save icon to save the modification.

Note: The sip account parameters are provided by sip server

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4.4 Direct IP

Enter the advance settings interface, click Direct IP icon to
enter the direct IP call setting page.

1

Enable/disable the auto answer feature of the Direct IP calls. If
enabled, when there is a direct IP incoming call, XT-13P will
answer the call automatically.

2

Enable/disable the no answer forward feature. If enabled, the
direct IP incoming calls will be forwarded to the specified IP
address when the ringtone is time out without answering.

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feature.

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feature

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Setup the specified IP address of the No Answer Forward

Setup the ring tone timeout of the No answer Forward

Save icon to save the modification.

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4.5 Zone settings

Enter the advance settings interface, click Zone Settings
icon to enter the alarm setting page.

1

To choose a zone to set corresponding parameters.
XT-13P support up to 8 zones, you can connect up to 8 alarm sensors
to XT-13P.

2

Setup location of the alarm sensor, including Gate, Door,
Bedroom, Guest room, Hall, Window, Balcony, Kitchen, Study and
Bathroom.

3

Setup the type of the alarm sensor, including Infrared, Drmagnet,
Smoke, Gas, and Urgency.

4

Setup the trigger mode of the alarm sensor, including NC
(Normal Close) and NO (Normal Open).

5

Setup the status of alarm feature, including disabled,
enabled and 24H.
Disabled option: disable the XT-13P alarm feature.

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Enabled option: when the arming mode enabled and the
alarm sensor device is triggered, XT-13P will be alarm, the
alerting can be off by inputting the password on XT-13P
screen. The status will matter the arming mode.

24H option: when the alarm sensor device is triggered,
XT-13P will be alarm, the alerting cannot be off by
inputting the password on the XT-13P screen, until the
alarm sensor device cannot detect the triggered source.

Save icon to save the modification.

4.6 Password setting

Enter the advance settings interface, click Password Setting icon to
enter the password setting of Setting-Advanced page.

1

Click the Old Password to input the password of entering
advance settings interface. It is 123456 as default. Click the
New

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Password and Confirm Password to input the new
password.

2

Save icon to save the modification.

4.7 Door station

Enter the advance settings interface, click Door Station icon to enter the
door station settings.

1

Click to enter the adding door station interface.

2

Click the Device Name to set the XonTel door phone name.

3

Click the URL to set the video url of XonTel door phone, input the
door phone IP address here.

4

Click the Sip Account to set the sip extension of the XonTel door
phone.

5

Click the Username to set the authentication of the XonTel
door phone for monitor.

6

Click the Password to set the authentication of the XonTel door

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phone for monitor. To monitor door phone camera, needs
to type in correct user name and password.

Save icon to save the modification.

Click the existed door station can modify this door station
information.

Click the icon to enter deletion interface.

Click the icon to choose the door

station.

Click the icon to choose all existed door stations.

Click the icon to cancel or back to the previous level.

Click the icon to delete the selected door station.

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4.8 Reset

Enter the advance settings interface, click Reset icon to
reset XT-13P to factory. And press confirm when you
see the prompt. It will reset to factory automatically.

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5. Website

Web user interface (we will used Web UI for short in the
following context) which is used for user or administrator
to check or change XT-13P settings.
Click Status icon on desktop to check the XT-13P IP
address.
Type the IP address on browser, input default User
Name and Password: admin/xontel to login the web
interface.

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5.1 Status-Basic

5.1.1 Product Information

To display the device’s information such as Model name, MAC

address (IP device physical address), Firmware version and
Hardware firmware.

5.1.2 Network Information

To display the device networking status (LAN Port), such as Port
Type (which could be DHCP/Static/PPPoE), Link Status, IP
Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Primary DNS server, Secondary
DNS server, Primary NTP server and Secondary NTP server (NTP
server is used to synchronize time from INTERNET automatically).

5.1.3 Account Information

To display device’s Account information and Registration status

(account username, registered server’s address, Register result).

5.2 Account-Basic

5.2.1 SIP Account

To display and configure the specific Account settings.

Status: to display the register result.
Display Label: Which is displayed on the XT-13P monitor

LCD screen.
Display Name: Which is sent to the other call party for
displaying.
Register Name: Allocated by SIP server provider, type in
the extension number you want to register.
User Name: Allocated by your SIP server provide, used
for authentication.

Password: Used for authorization

5.2.2 SIP Server 1

To display and configure Primary SIP server settings.
Server IP: SIP server address, it could be an URL or IP
address.

5.3 Account-Advanced

5.3.1 SIP Account

Account: XT-13P support dual SIP account, you

can choose which one to be configured here.

5.3.2 Call

Auto Answer: Enable this feature, XT-13P will pick up the

incoming calls automatically, disabled by default.

5.3.3 Audio Codecs

To display and configure available/unavailable codecs list.
Codec means coder-decoder which is used to transfer
analog signal to digital signal or vice versa. Familiar
codecs are PCMU (G711U), PCMA (G711A), G722 (wide­bandth codecs), G729 and so on.

5.3.4 Video Codecs

XT-13P support H264 video codec.

5.3.5 Encryption

Voice Encryption (SRTP): If enabled, all audio signal

(technically speaking it’s RTP streams) will be encrypted
for more security.

5.3.6 NAT

RPort: Remote Port, if enabled, it will add Remote Port in

to outgoing SIP message for designated account.

5.4 Network-Basic

To display and configure LAN Port settings.
DHCP: If selected, XT-13P IP monitor will get IP address,
Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS server address
from DHCP server automatically.
Static IP: If selected, you have to set IP address, Subnet
Mask, Default Gateway and DNS server manually.

5.5 Phone-Time/Lang

To display and configure Time/Language.

5.5.1 Web Language

To choose the web language. (Only English

supported now)

5.5.2 LCD Language

To choose the device language. (Only English
supported now)

5.5.3 Format Setting

Time Format: Determine what format to display on Phone

UI (12 hour/24 hour).
Date Format: Determine what format to display on Phone
UI for Date.

5.5.4 Type

To select how to configure time, it could be set by manually
or get from Internet automatically via NTP server. Manual:
To set Time and Date manually.

Auto: To get Time via NTP server.

5.5.5 NTP

To configure NTP server related settings.

Time Zone: To select local Time Zone for NTP server.
Primary Server: To configure primary NTP server address.
Secondary Sever: This is for redundancy, if getting time

from Primary NTP server fails, the XT-13P will go to
Secondary NTP server for getting time.
Update Interval: Set the period of synchronization with the
server.

5.5.6 Daylight Saving Time

Time as adjusted to achieve longer evening daylight,
especially in summer.
Active: To enable/disable the daylight saving time. You
can also configure to make XT-13P to adjust the daylight
saving time automatically.
Offset: To set the offset value, it is 60 minutes as default,
setting the clocks an hour ahead of the standard time.

By Date: To set the date schedule for daylight saving time.
By Week: To set the schedule for daylight saving time

according to the week and month.

5.6 Phone-Call Feature

5.6.1 Forward Transfer

To display and configure Forward setting.
Always Forward: Any incoming call will be forwarded in
any situation.

Busy Forward: incoming call will be forwarded if XT-13P
phone is busy.
No answer Forward: Any incoming call will be forwarded
if it’s no answer after a specific time.

5.6.2 DND (Do Not Disturb)

DND allows XT-13P IP monitor to ignore any incoming calls.

DND: Enable or disable this function.
Schedule: For setting the DND function valid time, choose

whole day or time period from the dropdown.

DND Start Time: Setup start time for time period.
DND End Time: Setup end time for time period.

5.6.3 Open Lobby

DTMF: To set the DTMF code which be sent when you

press the open door icon during call on XT-13P screen.

5.6.4 Open Local Door

DTMF: To set the DTMF code which can trigger the local

relay.

5.7 Phone-Key/Display

5.7.1 Display

Backlight Intensity: Adjust the screen backlight Intensity.

From 1-10.

Backlight Time: Adjust Backlight time. After the configured
time, the phone will enter standby mode. Click again to
wake up.

5.8 Phone-Ringtones

5.8.1 All Ringtones

Upload: Upload the customized ringtone you need, click

submit to save.

Ringtones: To setup a general ringtone from the system.
Door Unit Ring Tone: select the specific ringtone for door
phone

5.9 Phone-Intercom

5.9.1 SOS

SOS function is used to call out the emergency numbers in
loop time when someone needs help.
Call Number: setup 3 SOS numbers. Once users press
SOS key, the XT-13P monitor will call out the number in
order.
Call Timeout: Setup the timeout for each number. Once
you call out, if the other side will not answer within the
timeout, the XT-13P will continue to call the next number

Loop Times: To setup the call loop time.

5.10 Phone-Monitor

5.10.1 Door Phone

To set a special group for XonTel door phone.

Account: Number of XonTel door phone.
Device Name: To set a name for XonTel door

phone.
Destination URL: To set the IP address of
XonTel door phone.

User Name For monitor authentication.
Password: For monitor authentication. To

monitor door phone camera, needs to type in
correct user name and password.

5.10.2 Web Camera

Device Name: To set the device name for web camera.
Destination URL: To set the URL of web camera.

Please connect with IPC vendor for URL format.

After setup, click “Add“ to add the camera information.
You can check or edit the web camera from the list
then click “ Submit ” to save.

5.11 Phone-Address book

5.11.1 Contact

Select a group to manage corresponding contacts.

5.11.2 Search

To search a special contact.

5.11.3 Contact Setting

To add a new contact.

Name: To set a name for the new contact.
Number 1: To set the number for the new contact, this

number must be room number, when connected to SDMC,
you will assign a room number.
Number 2: To set the number for the new contact,
this number can be SIP number or IP number.

Group You can set a group for the new contact.
Ring: To select a special ring tone for the new contact.

Account: To select which account to dial out to the new

contact.

5.11.4 Group

To manage the group.

5.11.5 Group Setting

To add a new group or modify existing group.

Name: To set a name for the group.
Ring: To set special ring tone for the group members.
Description: To set description for the group.

5.11.6 Import/Export

A easy way to manage mass of contacts.
To import/export contacts with a XML file or CSV file.

Note: Please make sure it is right file format for right
model.

5.12 Upgrade-Basic

5.12.1 Upgrade-Basic

Firmware Version: To display the current firmware version.
Hardware Version: To display the current hardware version.
Upgrade: To select upgrading rom file from your PC manually,
then click “ submit “ to begin update.

Rest To Factory setting: To enable you to reset IP

phone’s setting to factory settings.

Reboot: To reboot IP phone remotely from Web UI.

5.13 Upgrade-Advanced

5.13.1 PNP Option

To display and configure PNP setting for Auto Provisioning.
PNP: Plug and Play, once PNP is enabled, the phone will
send SIP subscription message to PNP server
automatically to get Auto Provisioning server’s address.
By default, this SIP message is sent to multicast address

224.0.1.75(PNP server address by standard).

5.13.2 Manual Autop

To display and configure manual update server’s settings.

URL: Auto provisioning server address.
User name: Configure if server needs an username to

access, otherwise left blank.
Password: Configure if server needs a password to
access, otherwise left blank.
Common AES Key: Used for IP phone to decipher
common Auto Provisioning configuration file.

Note: AES is one of many encryption, it should be
configured only when configure file is ciphered with
AES, otherwise left blank.

AES Key (MAC): Used for IP phone to decipher MAC-

oriented auto provisioning configuration file (for example,

file name could be 0c1105888888.cfg if IP phone’s MAC

address is 0c1105888888).

5.13.3 Automatic AutoP

To display and configure Auto Provisioning mode settings.
This Auto Provisioning mode is actually self-explanatory.

For example, mode “Power on” means IP phone will go to

do Provisioning every time it powers on.

5.13.4 System Log

To display system log level and export system log file.

Note: IP phone will save captured packets file to a
temporary file, this file maximum size is 1M(mega bytes),
and will top capturing once reaching this maximum size.

System log level: From level 0~7.The higher level means

the more specific system log is saved to a temporary file.
By default, it’s level 3.
Export Log: Click to export temporary system log file to
local PC.

5.13.5 PCAP

To start, stop packets capturing or to export captured
Packet file.
Start: To start capturing all the packets file sent or received
from IP phone.
Stop: To stop capturing packets.

5.13.6 Capture Log

To export the capture log from XT-13P.
URL: input the address to export the capture log.
User Name/Password: the authentication of the server

5.13.7 Screenshots

To capture the screenshots and export from XT-13P.

5.13.8 Others

To export current config file or import new config file.

5.14 Arming-Zone Setting

Users can connect XT-13P to some sensors like infrared
sensor, gas sensor, smoke sensor and so on.
XT-13P support up to 8 alarm zone, you can manage
these zone here. And then you can design 3 different

modes for the arming zone under the path “Arming-Arming
mode”.

5.14.1 Zone Setting

Location: To set the location for the zone, it can be

Bedroom, Guest room, Hall, Window, Balcony, Kitchen,
Study and Bathroom.
Zone Type: To set the sensor type for corresponding
zone, it can be Infrared, Drmagnet, Smoke, Gas, Urgency.
Trigger Mode: To set the trigger mode for corresponding
zone, it can be NC (Normal Close) and NO (Normal Open).
Status: To set the sensor status type for corresponding
zone including disable, enable and 24H.
The status will matter the arming mode. Disable status

means it cannot be triggered, 24H status means it
cannot be disabled. Enable status means it depends
on arming mode.

5.15 Arming-Arming Mode

5.15.1 Arming Mode

To choose arming mode for XT-13P, different arming modes
meet different requirements. It can be Indoor mode, Outdoor
mode, Sleeping Mode and Disarm Mode. We will take
Indoor for an example.

5.15.2 Home/Sleeping/Away

Location: To display location information of 8 zone.
Zone Type: T display the sensor type of 8 zone.
Defence Delay: To set defence delay time, it means when you

change to the arming mode from other modes, there will be 30
seconds delay time by default.

Alarm Delay: To set alarm delay time, it means when the
sensor triggered, there will be 90 seconds delay time to
announce the notification by default.

5.16 Arming-Disarm Code

5.16.1 Disarm Code

To modify the disarm code.
Current Password: To type in the current disarm code for
authentication.

New Password: To set a new disarm code.
Confirm Password: To type in new disarm code again for

confirmation.

5.17 Security-Basic

5.17.1 Web Password Modify

To modify the password for web GUI.

User Name: Choose admin account or user account to
modify corresponding password.
Current Password: To type in the current password for
authentication.

New Password: To set a new password.
Confirm Password: To type in new password again for

confirmation.

5.17.2 Session Time Out

Session Time Out Value: To modify the session time out
value, it is 300 by default. That means if it has been 300
seconds since you operated last time, you need to login
again.