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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents CHAPTER 1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ………………. 3 CHAPTER 2. GENERAL INFO ………………….5 2.1. K ……………………6 EATURES 2.2. P ………………….6 ACKAGE CONTENTS CHAPTER 3. GETTING STARTED ………………..7 3.1. I ……….7 NSTALLATION OF CTIVE COMPONENTS AND UTHORIZATION 3.2.
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Contents CHAPTER 14. ALARM ……………………61 CHAPTER 15. RECOMMENDATIONS ON SETTING AND OPERATION OF DKS151XX ….. 62 15.1. E ………………….62 ANCELLATION 15.2. S …………….63 OUND AIN AND OLUME DJUSTING APPENDICES ……………………..64 A. F ………………..64 PPENDIX ACTORY EFAULTS B. -
Page 4: Chapter 1. Safety Instructions
Do the following: Unplug the power cord and disconnect all other cords from the door station. Contact our Service Center. You can find our contact information on our website: http://www.beward.ru/. DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Chapter 1. Safety Instructions Transportation Transport the door station carefully, using the original box and protective packing Air flow In order to avoid overheating, ensure that nothing is blocking the air circulation around the door station! Cleaning Use a soft dry cloth to clean the surface of the device. To remove obstinate stains, apply a small amount of detergent on the cloth, then wipe the surface dry Do not use volatile solvents (alcohol-containing products, Benzene etc.) to avoid damaging the door station housing. -
Page 6: Chapter 2. General Info
Chapter 2.General Info Chapter 2. General Info DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Stations are designed for organizing access control to communal entrance hallways. The IP Door Station is utilizing a 1.3 MP camera to ensure high quality video footage. Audio (Duplex) and Video are transmitted via SIP protocol. Access can be granted by using wireless marks via RFID Reader (125 KHz/ 13,56 MHz).
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Page 7: Key Features
Chapter 2.General Info 2.1. Key Features Vandal resistant housing Separate button for emergencies Supports RFID 125 kHz and 13,56 MHz 1.3 MP video transmission Audio Duplex Supports SIPv2 protocol IR Illumination (max range – 10 m.) …
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Page 8: Chapter 3. Getting Started
Chapter 3.Getting Started Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.1. Installation of ActiveX components and Authorization Step 1: Connect the door station following the Installation User Manual. Step 2: Run Internet Explorer and enter the following path in the address : http://<IP>:<PORT>, where <IP> is the IP address of the door station, <PORT> is number of the port used for HTTP connection to the device.
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Step 4: To work with the web interface you need to install the ActiveX add-on. If the necessary components are not yet installed, you will see the following message. Pic. 3.2 Click [OK]. In the lower part of IE browser you will the following notification (Pic. 3.8). Pic. -
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Pic. 3.4 Step 6: Close Internet Explorer and click [OK] in the Warning window (see Pic 3.4) if it pops Pic. 3.5 Step 7: Click [Install]. Pic. 3.6 Step 8 After completing the installation you will see the following «Register OCX success(C:\)»… -
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Chapter 3.Getting Started NOTE: In Windows 7 with enabled user account control you will see an additional installation blocking window may appear. Give a positive answer permit installation Step 9: Run Internet Explorer and enter the IP address of the door station in the path field.. Pic. -
Page 12: Main Window (Live View)
Chapter 3.Getting Started 3.2. Main Window (Live View) The following functions are available in the [Live View] tab: Choose Main/Sub video stream., Snapshot. Video recording, “Talk” and “Listen” modes, Zoom, Full Screen mode, “Width:Height” mode, Original resolution, Ilumination, Door and Image settings. Pic.
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Illumination: press this button to turn on IR illumination. Door: Press this button to open the main door. Image: Use this toolbar to adjust the following parameters: «Brightness», «Contrast», «Hue», «Saturation». If you want to restore to the default parameters, click [Default] (Pic. 3.12). Pic. -
Page 14: Chapter 4. Replay
Chapter 4. Replay Chapter 4. Replay Press «Replay», to open the web interface player tab where you can open videos and images that are stored in the memory card or your PC (Pic. 4.1). Pic. 4.1 Size: Change the width to heigh ratio. Available options: Full (screen), 4:3, 16:9, 11:9. Storage: choose the location of the files you saved.
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Chapter 4. Replay [Save]: Press this button to save the files from the SD card on your PC. Select a file in the File List and press [Save]. A new window will appear that shows progress (Pic. 4.3). Pic. 4.3 IPCam: Door Station ID and its IP address. -
Page 16: Chapter 5. Config: Local Config
Chapter 5. Config: Local Config Chapter 5. Config: Local Config Go to the Config tab to work with settings menu of the device The Local Config page of the device is seen below: Pic. 5.1 View Mode:– «Real Time and «Fluency» modes are available. «Real Time»…
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Page 17: Chapter 6. Config: Audio Settings
Chapter 6. Config: Audio Setting Chapter 6. Config: Audio Settings The following picture shows the “Audio Parameters” Menu. Pic. 6.1 Compression Type: Default – G.711U. Also available: G.711A and G.726. Echo Cancellation: Enable / disable additional echo cancellation. Use this option if the hardware echo cancellation is insufficient.
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Page 18: Chapter 7. Config: Video Settings
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Chapter 7. Config: Video Settings 7.1. On-Screen Text The following picture shows the “On-Screen Text” menu Pic. 7.1 Title: Enter text (e.g. door station name) that will be displayed at the bottom left corner of the screen. Font Color: Choose the text color.
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Page 19: Video Coding
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.2. Video Coding The “Video Coding” menu is shown in Pic. 7.2. This menu contains settings for the Main and Sub streams. The main stream provides the higher resolution and video quality compared to the sub stream. Thus, you can record high quality video via the main stream while watching the sub stream in real time, even in case of low network capacity.
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. VBR: Image quality is prioritized, while the bitrate may vary, according to different conditions in the surveillance area. The average bitrate value will approach the value you specify in the “Bitrate” field but the current value may vary significantly Bitrate flunctuation: «Self-adaption»… -
Page 21: Privacy Mask
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.3. Privacy Mask The Privacy Mask menu is shown in Pic. 7.3. Pic. 7.3 Enable Mask: Enable\Disable privacy mask. [Set the mask]: Click this button and then press and hold the left mouse button selecting the necessary area. Up to 4 mask areas can be set up. [Full screen]: Click to mask the whole screen.
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Page 22: Video Parameters
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.4. Video Parameters The “Video Parameters” menu is shown on Pic. 7.4. Pic. 7.4 DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Image Parameters: Set such parameters as brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, accuracy and gamma (available value range: 0~255). Moving the sliders will change the image immediately. To reset parameters to default, click their corresponding icons) White Balance: Set automatically by default, but manual adjustment via the red, green and blue sliders is also available. -
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Maximum Exposure Time: Set maximum exposure time value. Available values: «1/25»~«1/8000». Auto Gain Control: Automatically increase brightness in low light conditions. Bigger AGC values result in higher noise levels Day/Night Mode: Activate «Day» and «Night» presets: Schedule: «Day»… -
Page 25: Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings 8.1. Basic The “Basic Settings” menu is shown below. Pic. 8.1 Data Port: Port used for video data transmission. Default value – 5000. Recommended values – 1124-7999 (This field is not recommended to change without necessity). HTTP Port: Port used for a web browser.
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Page 26: Lan
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.2 LAN The “LAN” settings menu is shown below. Pic 8.2 Enable IPv6: Allows 128-bit IP addresses for door station connections. DHCP: Automatically receive main network parameters from a DHCP server (The server must be set up in local network). IP Version (available if IPv6 is enabled): Select «IPV6», to use 128-bit IP addresses IP address: Enter IP address if DHCP is disabled.
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Page 27: Upnp
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.3 UPnP The “UPnP” settings menu is shown below Pic. 8.3 Enable UPnP: enable\disable network detection via UPnP Device name: Name that will be displayed in UPnP search results. Press [Save] to apply new settings. 8.4.
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. SMTP Password enter your password to access the SMTP server. SMTP port: enter the port number of the SMTP server (default value – 25). SSL: enable if your Internet provider requires SSL. Press [Save] to apply new settings. DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual… -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.5. FTP The FTP settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.5 This menu contains parameters of the FTP client used for sending video footage and snapshots to the FTP server. You can set up 2 servers. If the main server is not available, the sub server can be used instead Address: IP address of the FTP server.
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Page 30: Ddns
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.6. DDNS The DDNS settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.6 This menu contains parameters for setting the connection via DDNS service. DDNS allows you access the door station from the Internet even if you only have a dynamic IP address. Every time your current IP address is changed, it is automatically compared with the specific domain name used to access the door station from the Internet at any moment.
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Page 31: Rtsp
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.7. RTSP If RTSP is enabled you will be able to watch the video stream from the door station in real time via third-party players that support standard RTSP protocol (VLC, Quick Time, Real Player etc.). Enter the following request to access the video stream via third party RTSP clients rtsp://<IP>:<PORT>/av<X>_<Y>…
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. The HTTPS settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.8 Before using HTTPS connection you need to set parameters in the web interface client. You can create a self-signed certificate or make a request to the Certification authority to create the certificate [Create Self-Signed Certificate]: Click to create a new self-signed certificate. -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. NOTE: Change Internet Explorer security settings to be able to upload files from local folders. Go to Tools – Internet options – Security and click [Custom level]. Find «Include local directory path when uploading files to a server» and select «Enable» (Pic. 13.5). Installed Certificate: name and state of the installed certificate. -
Page 34: Modbus
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.9. Modbus The Modbus settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.9 Use the Modbus protocol to connect to compatible equipment. Enable: enable\disable Modbus. TCP port: number of the port for the Modbus protocol. Default number – 502. Click [Save] to apply new settings.
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Page 35: Http Event
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.10. HTTP Event This function sends commands from the door station to other network devices when motion detection is activated or when the call button is pressed. The HTTP event settings menu is shown below: Pic.
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. Additional value: enter value of the additional parameter if necessary Additional body: additional information added to the body of the notification. It can be used for adding program code to send messages in online chats, blogs etc. [Test]: Click to check if the data you entered is correct. -
Page 37: Chapter 9: Config: Sip
Chapter 9. Config: SIP Chapter 9: Config: SIP 9.1. SIP #1 (#2) Settings The SIP settings menu is shown below. Pic. 9.1 Before using SIP connection you need to set parameters in the web interface client. Enable SIP #1 (#2): Activate SIP account. Only a one account can be active at one time. Both accounts are disabled by default.
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Chapter 9. Config: SIP Proxy Server/Port: network address and port of the Proxy server. SIP Server/Port: network address (for telephone exchange) and port (for data exchange) of the SIP server. These fields are empty by default. NAT: the door station operates via a STUN server. STUN server is one of the secure ways of getting access to devices within the network that are behind NAT. -
Page 39: Common
Chapter 9. Config: SIP 9.2 Common The Common SIP settings menu is shown below. Pic 9.2 Open main door (DTMF): set the value of the DTMF signal that opens the main door. Up to 3 DTMF symbols are available (0-9, #, *). Open alt door (DTMF set the value of the DTMF signal that opens the secondary door.
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Page 40: Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.1. Device Settings The Device Settings menu is shown below Pic. 10.1 This page contains information on the status of the memory card (installed/ not installed), its total capacity and free space: [Format]: start formatting the memory card.
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Page 41: Record Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.2. Record Settings The Record Settings menu is shown below: Pic 10.2 Time 1/2: Set schedule for video recording. Two schedules are available. File storage mode: Enable scheduled video recording to the FTP server. FTP server parameters can be set in the «FTP»…
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Page 42: Snap Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.3. Snap settings The Snapshotting settings menu is shown below Pic. 10.3 This page contains settings that allow you to set the schedule for the snapshotting function and set the snapshot folder Snap Interval: set the time interval between snapshots. Minimum interval – 1 second, maximum interval –…
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Page 43: Chapter 11. Config: Alarm Settings
Chapter 11.Config: Alarm Settings Chapter 11. Config: Alarm Settings 11.1. Motion Detection Settings The Motion Detection settings menu is shown below: Pic. 11.1 Here you can set motion detection parameters and conditions for sending files and notifications on motion detection triggers [Set motion area]: set the motion detection area.
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Chapter 11.Config: Alarm Settings ATTENTION! The default memory card is also used for caching files when sending them to FTP server or E-Mail, so you can find the files on the memory card Record: enable/ disable video recording for motion detection triggers. Record time: set the duration for video files. -
Page 45: Chapter 12. Config: Intercom
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom Chapter 12. Config: Intercom 12.1. KMN addressing The KMN addressing settings menu is shown below: Pic.12.1 Majority of the space is taken up by the mapping table, where apartment numbers correspond to D (first digit) and E (second digit) bus wires of the crossboard switches. Up to 6 crossboard switches can be used at once.
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Page 46: Setting
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.2. Setting The Intercom Configuration menu is shown below: Pic.12.2 Set the voltage level values by doing the following steps: Step 1: Enter the apartment number. Make sure that the door phone is not picked up and press the [Equals] button.
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Chapter 12.Config: Intercom Format: format the EPPROM device. Synchronize: Update EPPROM data. Controller firmware update: Press «MC firmware version:», to see the current version of the microcontroller firmware. To update the microcontroller: 1. Click [Browse]. Select the update file and click [Open]. 2. -
Page 48: Alarm
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.3 Alarm The Intercom Alarm menu is shown below: Pic. 12.4 The Doors parameters allow users to configure alarms for the main door and the additional door separately. To change the time period, after which the notification about the open door will be sent, enable the Long open option and set the duration.
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Page 49: Apartments
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.4 Apartments The Apartments Configuration menu is shown below: Select: Use Previous and Next buttons to select the apartment. Enable Hide empty to skip all apartments with empty settings fields. Search: find the desired apartment by using the following parameters: Apartment #, Door code, Registration code, RFID , Phone Clear apartments: Clear the parameters of the apartments within the set range.
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Page 50: Rfid Keys
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.5 RFID keys The RFID keys menu is shown below: Pic.12.6 The Door Station supports up to 8500 RFID keys. The keys are scanned and added to the table as follows: [Name of RFID key] linked to apartment [number of the apartment]. Scan: press this button scan a RDIF key and add it to the database.
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Page 51: Display
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.6 Display The Display menu page is shown below: Pic.12.8 Here users can configure text, shown on the LED display of the door station. Two modes are available: Ticker and String Switching To activate the ticker mode, perform the following steps: Step 1: Enter any text into the Ticker field.
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Page 52: Gate
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.7 Gate The Gate menu page is shown below: Pic.12.8 The Gate mode is used to integrate several multi-user door stations, installed within a single gated housing complex, with a door station, installed on the gate. To set up the Gate mode, perform the following steps: Step 1: Press Enable Step 2: Set the number of internal multi-user door stations, installed within the housing complex (max value — 50).
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Page 53: Chapter 13. Config: System
Chapter 13. Config:System Chapter 13. Config: System 13.1. System Info The System Information menu is shown below: Pic. 13.1 Device Name: change the device name for its easy identification. Video Standard: choose the standard of video broadcasting (PAL/NTSC). Language: it is possible to upload different localization files in the “Upgrade” menu (see paragraph 13.4).
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Page 54: System Time
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.2. System Time The System Time settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.2 Time Zone: choose the time zone in accordance with location of the door station. Synchronization Type: choose the type of door station synchronization in accordance with appropriate time standard (CST/GMT/UTC).
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Page 55: User Manage
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.3. User Manage The «Access Policy» settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.3 Validation Mode – WEB: this mode determines that username and password for door station access are entered in the authorization window. By default the door station has 3 user accounts: …
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Page 56: Upgrade
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.4. Upgrade The Firmware Upgrade menu is shown below: Pic. 13.4 To upgrade the device firmware or upload a localization file do the following: 3. Press the [Browse] button. Choose the appropriate file in the opened File Explorer window and press the [Open] button.
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Chapter 13. Config:System Pic. 13.5 1. Set door station parameters by default (see paragraph 13.5). ATTENTION! Use only appropriate firmware files which are compatible with the device model! The device may operate incorrectly and be damaged in case of using an unsuitable firmware file. Do not disconnect the device from the network while the firmware is upgraded. -
Page 58: Restore
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.5. Restore The Restore settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.6 Here you can set the door station by default in case of some problems or after firmware upgrade. Moreover, you can save the main door station settings as a file to reset them later. [Export]: click to save door station settings as a file with the “.bak”…
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Page 59: Reboot
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.6. Reboot The Reboot menu is shown below:. Pic. 13.7 [Reboot]: press this button to reboot the door station. This procedure may last 1-2 minutes. Enter the administrator password and press the [OK] button to confirm rebooting in the opened window.
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Page 60: System Log
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.7. System Log The “System Log” menu is shown below: Pic. 13.8 The system log contains information about changes of the door station settings and the system events that happened. The log starts recording information automatically after the device is switched on.
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Page 61: Remote Syslog
Chapter 14.Alarm 13.8 Remote syslog The Remote syslog menu is shown below: Pic. 13.9 Use this menu to set up syslog parameters, that are responsible for sending notifications about IP network events. Enable: activate this option to receive logs about the ongoing events. Protocol: Select either UDP or TCP.
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Page 62: Chapter 14. Alarm
Chapter 14.Alarm Chapter 14. Alarm The “Alarm Log” menu is shown below: Pic. 14.1 This menu has a similar look and functionality as the “System Log” menu (see paragraph 13.7 ), except this menu is used for searching alarm events only . DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Page 63: Chapter 15. Recommendations On Setting And Operation Of Dks151Xx
Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx IP intercom systems include different types and configurations of equipment (PCs, laptops, microphones, speakers, etc.). Consequently, correct operation of the whole system depends on proper setting of each device used taking into account the peculiarities of their joint operation.
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Page 64: Sound Gain And Volume Adjusting
Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx NOTE! The names of options in the OS menus may differ from the ones mentioned above. 2. Some features of functionality of the door station can be effectively used to reduce the echo feedback effect on the Client side (PC speakers).
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Page 65: Appendices
Appendices Appendices Appendix A. Factory Defaults Factory default parameters are shown below: Parameter Value IP address DHCP Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.0.1 Username (administrator) admin Password (administrator) admin HTTP port Data port 5000 RTSP port ONVIF port 2000 NTP-server time.nist.gov time.windows.com time-nw.nist.gov time-a.nist.gov…
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Appendices Pic. B1 Go to the door station web interface menu for setting SIP connection. You only need specify the following parameters for the SIP direct connection: Enable SIP #1: enable the SIP option. Name: enter a device name for its easy identification. Number: enter the door station IP address. -
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Appendices If the settings are correct then you will see the following window after pressing the apartment number and the bell button of a door station: Pic. B3 You can answer or cancel the call. Setting the SIP direct connection is finished DKS151xx Multi-User Door Station Operation User Manual… -
Page 68: Sip Hardware And Software ( For Transmitting Video And Sound Via Sip)
Appendices Appendix D. SIP Hardware and Software (for transmitting video and sound via SIP) Compatibility Lists D1. PBX Compatibility Asterisk 11 Asterisk 12 D2. Software Compatibility Jitsy 2.8.5426 (Windows Desktop, Mac OS X, Linux) MicroSIP 3.12.1 (Windows Desktop) …
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Page 69: Appendixe C. Glossary
Appendices Appendixe C. Glossary Client is person who controls a door station using computer. Door Station Controller is used for powering the door station, network connection, processing the signal of door opening and signals of other devices that can be connected to the door station.
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Appendices process of giving individuals access to system objects based on their identity. Authentication merely ensures that the individual is who he or she claims to be, but says nothing about the access rights of the individual. Autoiris (or DC-Iris).This special type of iris is electrically controlled by the camera, to automatically regulate the amount of light allowed to enter. -
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Appendices to network devices in a network. DHCP uses the concept of a «lease» or amount of time that a given IP address will be valid for a computer. The lease time can vary, depending on how long a user is likely to require the network connection at a particular location. DHCP also supports static addresses for e.g. -
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Appendices Full-duplex means transmission of data in two directions simultaneously. In an audio system this would describe e.g. a telephone system. Half-duplex also provides bi-directional communication, but only in one direction at a time, as in a walkie-talkie system. G.711 is the default pulse code modulation (PCM) standard for Internet Protocol (IP) private branch exchange (PBX) vendors, as well as for the public switched telephone network (PSTN). -
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Appendices Internet Explorer (formerly Microsoft Internet Explorer, commonly abbreviated IE or MSIE) is a series of graphical web browsers developed by Microsoft and included as part of the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems, starting in 1995. IP66 is a two digit number developed by the international electrical Commission, and is used to provide Ingress Protection (IP) rating to a piece of electronic equipment or to an enclosure for electronic equipment. -
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Appendices this, the standard includes the concept of «profiles» and «levels», allowing a specific set of capabilities to be defined in a manner appropriate for a subset of applications. Multicast is a bandwidth-conserving technology that reduces bandwidth usage by simultaneously delivering a single stream of information to multiple network recipients. Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over packet-switched, variable-latency data networks. -
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Appendices Router is a device that determines the next network point to which a packet should be forwarded on its way to its final destination. A router creates and/or maintains a special routing table that stores information on how best to reach certain destinations. A router is sometimes included as part of a network switch. -
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Appendices the individual packets that the communication (e.g. requested a web page file) is divided into, and, when all packets have arrived at their destination, it reassembles them to re-form the complete file. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol, which means that a connection is established between the two end-points and is maintained until the data has been successfully exchanged between the communicating applications.
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Паспорт NCS101
Руководство по эксплуатации B2530RZK(Q)
Технический паспорт B2530RZQ
Руководство по подключению BD4780RVZ
STW-02444HPF User Manual
Руководство по подключению B2530RVZ
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании NK54140R11
Руководство по подключению SV2005DB, SV2005DBS
Руководство по подключению SV3210DVZ-SV3215DVZ
Чертеж держателя кронштейна
Руководство по эксплуатации BD4780RVZ
Технический паспорт STW-02444HPF
Руководство по эксплуатации B2530RVZ
Руководство по замене видеомодуля
Руководство по быстрому подключению IP камеры-CD300
Технический паспорт BD4780RVZ
STW-822-2422HP User Manual
Технический паспорт B2530RVZ
Руководство по подключению SV2005RC
Руководство по быстрому подключению IP камеры-CD320
Руководство по подключению B2530DVZ
Руководство по эксплуатации и подключению NCS102
Паспорт NCS102
Руководство по подключению B2520RZK
STWP-0802HP_v1.305b211104
Технический паспорт STW-2422HP
Руководство по подключению B2530RVZ-B1
Руководство по подключению SV2017M
Руководство по эксплуатации B2530DVZ
Руководство по подключению BD143P30
User’s manual ST-6HP4
User manual STWP-0802HP
Руководство по подключению SV2017-R23
Руководство по эксплуатации B2530RVZ-B1
Технический паспорт B2530DVZ
Технический паспорт ST-6HP4
Технический паспорт STW-822HP
Технический паспорт STWP-0802HP
Руководство по подключению SV3210R2
Технический паспорт B2530RVZ-B1
Quick Installation Guide
Руководство по эксплуатации B2520RZK
Руководство по подключению SV2012DBS
User manual STW-028
Руководство по подключению SV3216M
Руководство по подключению IP-камер B1210R 3.3 МБ 14.01.2014
Технический паспорт ST-801HP
Руководство по эксплуатации IP видеорегистратора
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2012DBS
Руководство по эксплуатации NK54140R12
Технический паспорт STW-028
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216M
Руководство по эксплуатации BK2832H
Руководство по подключению SV3210RC
Технический паспорт SV2012DBS
Руководство по эксплуатации NK54140R13
Руководство по подключению SV2005DR
Технический паспорт ST-02402HP
Технический паспорт SV3216M
Руководство по эксплуатации IP-камер B1210R 3.9 МБ 23.12.2013
Руководство по подключению SV2018M
Руководство по эксплуатации NK54140R14
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2005DR
Руководство по подключению SV3217-R30
Руководство по подключению SV2016M
Руководство по эксплуатации и подключению NCS101
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2018M
Руководство по эксплуатации NK55630D11
Технический паспорт SV2005DR
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3217-R30
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2016M
Технические характеристики B1210R 0.4 МБ 29.05.2014
Технические характеристики NK54140R11
Руководство по эксплуатации IP-камер BD142P30, BD143P30
Технический паспорт SV2018M
Руководство по эксплуатации NK55630D12
Руководство по подключению SV2005RCB
Технический паспорт SV3217-R30
Технический паспорт SV2016M
Руководство по эксплуатации SM700(W)
Технические характеристики объектива
Руководство по подключению IP камеры-BD3990FL2
Руководство по подключению SV2018RZX
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2005RCB
Руководство по эксплуатации BK1232H2-P16
Руководство по подключению SV6020FLM
Руководство по подключению B2530RZQ-LP
Руководство по подключению IP-камеры-BD3990FLM
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2018RZX
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2005DB, SV2005DBS
Технический паспорт SV2005RCB
Технический паспорт BK1232H2-P16
Руководство по эксплуатации B2230
Руководство по эксплуатации B2530RZQ-LP
Руководство по эксплуатации B2230RVZ-B1
Технический паспорт B2520RZK
Технический паспорт SV2018RZX
Технический паспорт BK1216H2
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2005RC
Руководство по подключению SV3218-R30
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3218-R30
Технический паспорт B2530RZQ-LP
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210DM
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2017M
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2017-R23
Технический паспорт SV3218-R30
Технические характеристики BH02820M125P2
Руководство по подключению SV2216M
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210DR
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210R2
Руководство по подключению SV3218RBZ
Руководство по подключению IP камеры-CD300
Технический паспорт SV2216M
Технические характеристики NK54140R12
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3218RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210DVZ-SV3215DVZ
Руководство по подключению IP камеры-CD300-4GM
Руководство по подключению SV2016RBZ2
Технические характеристики NK54140R13
Технический паспорт SV3218RBZ
Руководство по подключению IP камеры-CD320
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2016RBZ2
Технические характеристики NK54140R14
Руководство по подключению SV3218RZX
Технический паспорт SV2016RBZ2
Технические характеристики NK55630D11
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3218RZX
Руководство по подключению SV3212DM
Технические характеристики NK55630D12
Технический паспорт SV3218RZX
Технический паспорт BD143P30
Технический паспорт BK0108H2
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3212DM
Руководство по подключению SV6016FLM
Технический паспорт BH02820M125P2
Технический паспорт SV3212DM
Руководство по эксплуатации SV6016FLM
Технический паспорт NC315P
Технический паспорт SM700W
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210RC
Руководство по подключению SV3212DR
Технический паспорт SV6016FLM
Технический паспорт ST-1620HP
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3212DR
Руководство по подключению SV2017RBZ-LP
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2017RBZ-LP
Технический паспорт STM-1205
Технический паспорт SV3212DR
Технический паспорт BK2832H
Технический паспорт SV2017RBZ-LP
Руководство по подключению SV3216RZ
Технический паспорт STP-0802HP
Руководство по подключению B2710DR 3.7 МБ 30.05.2014
Руководство по подключению IP-камеры BD4780RCV
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216RZ
Технический паспорт STR-01HP
Руководство по эксплуатации IP-камеры BD4780RCV
Руководство по эксплуатации SV6020FLM
Технический паспорт SV3216RZ
Технический паспорт SV2005DBS
Руководство по эксплуатации IP камеры-BD3990FL2
Руководство по эксплуатации IP-камеры B2710DR 3.9 МБ 30.05.2014
Технический паспорт SV3210DB
Технический паспорт BD4780RCV
Технические характеристики B2230
Технический паспорт SV2012DZ-PDA
Руководство по эксплуатации IP-камеры-BD3990FLM
Технический паспорт SV3210DBS
Технический паспорт SV3210DBZ
Технический паспорт STD-02-F
Технический паспорт B2230
Технический паспорт SV2012DM-PDA
Технические характеристики B2710DR 0.5 МБ 29.05.2014
Технический паспорт SV2005RC
Технический паспорт PS-1212W3
Технический паспорт B2230RVZ-B1
Технический паспорт SV3212DZ-PDA
Технический паспорт SV2017M
Quick Installation Guide for STP-811HPS
Руководство по подключению SV3216RBZ2
Технический паспорт SV2017-R23
Технический паспорт STP-811HPS
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216RBZ2
Технический паспорт SV3210R2
Технический паспорт SV3210DM
Технический паспорт PT26
Технический паспорт SV3216RBZ2
Список совместимых 4G-модемов-CD300
Руководство по подключению SV3216RBZ
Заключение по результатам климатических испытаний оборудования 2.1 МБ 18.02.2013
Технический паспорт SV3210DR
Технический паспорт STR-01HP-B
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216RBZ
Технический паспорт SV3210DVZ
Технический паспорт B-400X310X120-ST81
Технический паспорт SV3216RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации DKS850962
Руководство по подключению SV2017-MR12
Технический паспорт DKS850962
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2017-MR12
Quick Installation Guide for STMP-1205
Технический паспорт SV2017-MR12
Технические характеристики объектива-BR02812AIR3-P
Технический паспорт STMP-1205
Руководство по подключению B89R-2217Z36
Технический паспорт SV3210RC
Руководство по эксплуатации B89R-2217Z36
Технический паспорт B89R-2217Z36
Встроенная видеоаналитика в IP-камерах серии SV
Руководство по подключению SV2016RZ
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2016RZ
Технический паспорт BK1232H2
Технический паспорт SV2016RZ
Руководство по подключению SV2217-R36
Руководство по монтажу Beward TFR70-80
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2217-R36
Технический паспорт SV6020FLM
Технический паспорт SV2217-R36
Серия TFR: совместимость аксессуаров
Руководство по подключению SV5017-R36
Технический паспорт TFR70-202
Руководство по эксплуатации SV5017-R36
Quick Installation Guide for ST-2420HP
Технический паспорт SV5017-R36
Технический паспорт ST-2420HP
Технические характеристики DS07P-LP
Технический паспорт IP камеры-BD3990FL2
Технический паспорт IP камеры BD3990FLM
Технический паспорт B-431-4P1F
Руководство по монтажу DS07P-LP
Типовые решения для уличного периметрального видеонаблюдения на базе B-431-4P1F
Руководство по эксплуатации DS07P-LP
Руководство по подключению SV2012DM
Технический паспорт DS07P-LP
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2012DM
Руководство по эксплуатации DKS15135
Технический паспорт SV2012DM
Технический паспорт DKS15135
Руководство по эксплуатации DKS15105
Технический паспорт SV2005DB
Технический паспорт DKS15105
Руководство по подключению SV2010DBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации DKS15125
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2010DBZ
Технический паспорт SV2010DBZ
Технический паспорт DKS15125
Руководство по подключению SV2012DZ
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2012DZ
Руководство по монтажу TFR50-202RB
Технический паспорт IP камеры-CD300
Технический паспорт SV2012DZ
Руководство по эксплуатации TFR50-202RB
Руководство по подключению SV3212DZ
Технический паспорт IP камеры-CD300-4G
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3212DZ
Технический паспорт IP камеры-CD320
Технический паспорт SV3212DZ
Технический паспорт TFR50-202RB
Технический паспорт объектива-BR02812AIR3-P
Монтажный чертёж B-400x310x120
Руководство по подключению SV3216DVZ
Технический паспорт B-431-4P2C
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216DVZ
Технический паспорт SMA-DM01
Технический паспорт SV3216DVZ
Типовые решения для уличного периметрального видеонаблюдения на базе B-431-8P1F
Руководство по подключению SV2016RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2016RBZ
Технический паспорт B-431-8P1F
Краткое руководство пользователя SM400W
Технический паспорт SV2016RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации SM400W
Руководство по подключению SV2016RZX
Руководство по эксплуатации SV2016RZX
Технический паспорт SV2016RZX
Технический паспорт SM400W
Руководство по подключению SV3216RZX
Технический паспорт BH03618M125
Руководство по эксплуатации Beward Access Control 1.1.0
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3216RZX
Технический паспорт SV3216RZX
Технический паспорт MBF-CMP2
Руководство по подключению SV5016RBZ
Таблица замещения адаптеров
Руководство по эксплуатации SV5016RBZ
HT-1715-XX габариты
Технический паспорт SV5016RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации BD4780
Технический паспорт BD4780
Технический паспорт BD4780DVZ
Технический паспорт DS81906A
Технический паспорт DS81806AP
Заключение по результатам климатических испытаний оборудования 2.2 МБ 18.02.2013
Технический паспорт DS81806AP-3L
Технический паспорт DS81806AP-3LK
Технический паспорт DSN801702PS
Технический паспорт DKS81815133
Технический паспорт DKS81815103
Технический паспорт DKS81815123
Технический паспорт DKS81820210
Технический паспорт B8182710
Технический паспорт B8182710DM
Технический паспорт B8182710DR
Технический паспорт B8182710RCVZ
Технический паспорт B8192520RVZ
Технический паспорт B8182520RZQ
Технический паспорт B8182520RZK
Технический паспорт B81889R-2595Z3
Технический паспорт B81889L2-2230Z5
Технический паспорт SV8193215-R3
HT-2615U-XX габариты
Технические характеристики B4230RCVZ
Технические характеристики B4230RVZ
Технические характеристики BR1216FIR125
Технический паспорт BR1216FIR125
Технические характеристики BR1616FIR125
Технический паспорт BR1616FIR125
Инструкция быстрый старт BR-026, BR-026-8P
Технический паспорт BK0104H2-P4
Руководство по эксплуатации Beward TFR
Технический паспорт BR-026
Технический паспорт TFR50-202
Технический паспорт BR-026-8P
Технический паспорт TFR70-210
Технический паспорт TFR80-210T1
Технический паспорт TFR80-210
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании NK54140R5
Руководство по подключению
Руководство по эксплуатации
Технические характеристики
Технический паспорт
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании NK55002D6
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании NK55002D6 и NK55002D7
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании NK55630D8
BEWARD IP Installer Software User Manual 1.0 МБ 03.06.2013
Паспорт SV2010DVZ
BEWARD IPS Software User Manual 4.0 МБ 03.06.2013
Руководство по подключению SV3210DVZ, SV3215DVZ, SV2010DVZ
N6603 Installation User Manual 4.4 МБ 08.11.2013
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210DVZ, SV3215DVZ
N6603 Operations User Manual 3.6 МБ 08.11.2013
N6603 Specifications 340 КБ 13.06.2012
N6603 брошюра 3.2 МБ 27.02.2014
Quick Installation Guide for N Series IP Cameras 1.1 МБ 19.06.2012
Заключение по результатам климатических испытаний N6603 2.8 МБ 13.07.2012
Руководство по быстрому подключению IP-камер серии N 1.6 МБ 23.03.2012
Руководство по подключению N6603 6.2 МБ 26.11.2013
Datasheet SV2215RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации N6603 5.1 МБ 26.11.2013
Руководство по эксплуатации ПО BEWARD IP Installer 1.8 МБ 03.06.2013
Руководство по подключению SV5020RBZ, SV2215RBZ, SV3210RBZ, SV3215RBZ, SV2010RBZ
Руководство по эксплуатации ПО BEWARD IPS 9.0 МБ 03.06.2013
Руководство по эксплуатации SV5020RBZ, SV2215RBZ, SV3210RBZ, SV3215RBZ, SV2010RBZ
Технические характеристики N6603 382 КБ 13.06.2012
Технический паспорт SV2215RBZ
Datasheet SV3210RCB
Руководство по подключению SV3210RCB
Руководство по эксплуатации SV3210RCB
Технический паспорт SV3210RCB
Письмо МИНГОС об успешном тестировании DS85006MP-3L, DS85006MP
Паспорт B033CMP23
Паспорт B033CST
Паспорт B033WMP
Руководство по подключению B57-30RW
Руководство по эксплуатации B57-30RW
Технический паспорт B57-30RW
Технический паспорт DKS850174
N600 Installation User Manual 4.4 МБ 14.01.2014
N600 Operations User Manual 3.4 МБ 14.01.2014
N600 Specifications 0.6 МБ 06.02.2014
Quick Installation Guide for N Series IP Cameras 3.4 МБ 03.06.2013
Руководство по быстрому подключению IP-камер серии N 3.7 МБ 03.06.2013
Руководство по подключению N600 4.7 МБ 09.01.2014
Руководство по эксплуатации N600 4.9 МБ 09.01.2014
Технические характеристики N600 0.5 МБ 06.02.2014
N630 Installation User Manual 4.4 МБ 14.01.2014
N630 Operations User Manual 3.6 МБ 14.01.2014
N630 Specifications 0.5 МБ 06.02.2014
Руководство по подключению N630 4.6 МБ 09.01.2014
Руководство по эксплуатации N630 4.9 МБ 09.01.2014
Технические характеристики N630 0.5 МБ 06.02.2014
Брошюра Расширяя границы 1.3 МБ 26.02.2014
Заключение по результатам климатических испытаний оборудования 2.4 МБ 16.11.2012
Публикация в журнале Системы безопасности № 4, 2012 г 0.9 МБ 07.06.2013
CamDrive брошюра 4.1 МБ 27.02.2014
Брошюра Первая народная IP-камера 1.4 МБ 27.02.2014
Руководство по быстрому подключению IP-камер CamDrive 0.7 МБ 08.05.2013
Руководство по подключению IP-камеры CamDrive CD600 2.7 МБ 08.05.2013
Руководство по эксплуатации ПО BEWARD IPS 9.0 МБ 17.10.2013
Руководство по быстрому подключению УЗИП TL240L385-1PN 1.3 МБ 06.09.2013
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Contents CHAPTER 14. ALARM ……………………61 CHAPTER 15. RECOMMENDATIONS ON SETTING AND OPERATION OF DKS151XX ….. 62 15.1. E ………………….62 ANCELLATION 15.2. S …………….63 OUND AIN AND OLUME DJUSTING APPENDICES ……………………..64 A. F ………………..64 PPENDIX ACTORY EFAULTS B. -
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Do the following: Unplug the power cord and disconnect all other cords from the door station. Contact our Service Center. You can find our contact information on our website: http://www.beward.ru/. DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Chapter 1. Safety Instructions Transportation Transport the door station carefully, using the original box and protective packing Air flow In order to avoid overheating, ensure that nothing is blocking the air circulation around the door station! Cleaning Use a soft dry cloth to clean the surface of the device. To remove obstinate stains, apply a small amount of detergent on the cloth, then wipe the surface dry Do not use volatile solvents (alcohol-containing products, Benzene etc.) to avoid damaging the door station housing. -
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Chapter 2.General Info Chapter 2. General Info DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Stations are designed for organizing access control to communal entrance hallways. The IP Door Station is utilizing a 1.3 MP camera to ensure high quality video footage. Audio (Duplex) and Video are transmitted via SIP protocol. Access can be granted by using wireless marks via RFID Reader (125 KHz/ 13,56 MHz).
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Page 7: Key Features
Chapter 2.General Info 2.1. Key Features Vandal resistant housing Separate button for emergencies Supports RFID 125 kHz and 13,56 MHz 1.3 MP video transmission Audio Duplex Supports SIPv2 protocol IR Illumination (max range – 10 m.) …
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Page 8: Chapter 3. Getting Started
Chapter 3.Getting Started Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.1. Installation of ActiveX components and Authorization Step 1: Connect the door station following the Installation User Manual. Step 2: Run Internet Explorer and enter the following path in the address : http://<IP>:<PORT>, where <IP> is the IP address of the door station, <PORT> is number of the port used for HTTP connection to the device.
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Step 4: To work with the web interface you need to install the ActiveX add-on. If the necessary components are not yet installed, you will see the following message. Pic. 3.2 Click [OK]. In the lower part of IE browser you will the following notification (Pic. 3.8). Pic. -
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Pic. 3.4 Step 6: Close Internet Explorer and click [OK] in the Warning window (see Pic 3.4) if it pops Pic. 3.5 Step 7: Click [Install]. Pic. 3.6 Step 8 After completing the installation you will see the following «Register OCX success(C:)»… -
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Chapter 3.Getting Started NOTE: In Windows 7 with enabled user account control you will see an additional installation blocking window may appear. Give a positive answer permit installation Step 9: Run Internet Explorer and enter the IP address of the door station in the path field.. Pic. -
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Chapter 3.Getting Started 3.2. Main Window (Live View) The following functions are available in the [Live View] tab: Choose Main/Sub video stream., Snapshot. Video recording, “Talk” and “Listen” modes, Zoom, Full Screen mode, “Width:Height” mode, Original resolution, Ilumination, Door and Image settings. Pic.
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Chapter 3.Getting Started Illumination: press this button to turn on IR illumination. Door: Press this button to open the main door. Image: Use this toolbar to adjust the following parameters: «Brightness», «Contrast», «Hue», «Saturation». If you want to restore to the default parameters, click [Default] (Pic. 3.12). Pic. -
Page 14: Chapter 4. Replay
Chapter 4. Replay Chapter 4. Replay Press «Replay», to open the web interface player tab where you can open videos and images that are stored in the memory card or your PC (Pic. 4.1). Pic. 4.1 Size: Change the width to heigh ratio. Available options: Full (screen), 4:3, 16:9, 11:9. Storage: choose the location of the files you saved.
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Chapter 4. Replay [Save]: Press this button to save the files from the SD card on your PC. Select a file in the File List and press [Save]. A new window will appear that shows progress (Pic. 4.3). Pic. 4.3 IPCam: Door Station ID and its IP address. -
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Chapter 5. Config: Local Config Chapter 5. Config: Local Config Go to the Config tab to work with settings menu of the device The Local Config page of the device is seen below: Pic. 5.1 View Mode:– «Real Time and «Fluency» modes are available. «Real Time»…
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Page 17: Chapter 6. Config: Audio Settings
Chapter 6. Config: Audio Setting Chapter 6. Config: Audio Settings The following picture shows the “Audio Parameters” Menu. Pic. 6.1 Compression Type: Default – G.711U. Also available: G.711A and G.726. Echo Cancellation: Enable / disable additional echo cancellation. Use this option if the hardware echo cancellation is insufficient.
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Page 18: Chapter 7. Config: Video Settings
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Chapter 7. Config: Video Settings 7.1. On-Screen Text The following picture shows the “On-Screen Text” menu Pic. 7.1 Title: Enter text (e.g. door station name) that will be displayed at the bottom left corner of the screen. Font Color: Choose the text color.
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Page 19: Video Coding
Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.2. Video Coding The “Video Coding” menu is shown in Pic. 7.2. This menu contains settings for the Main and Sub streams. The main stream provides the higher resolution and video quality compared to the sub stream. Thus, you can record high quality video via the main stream while watching the sub stream in real time, even in case of low network capacity.
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. VBR: Image quality is prioritized, while the bitrate may vary, according to different conditions in the surveillance area. The average bitrate value will approach the value you specify in the “Bitrate” field but the current value may vary significantly Bitrate flunctuation: «Self-adaption»… -
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.3. Privacy Mask The Privacy Mask menu is shown in Pic. 7.3. Pic. 7.3 Enable Mask: EnableDisable privacy mask. [Set the mask]: Click this button and then press and hold the left mouse button selecting the necessary area. Up to 4 mask areas can be set up. [Full screen]: Click to mask the whole screen.
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. 7.4. Video Parameters The “Video Parameters” menu is shown on Pic. 7.4. Pic. 7.4 DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Image Parameters: Set such parameters as brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, accuracy and gamma (available value range: 0~255). Moving the sliders will change the image immediately. To reset parameters to default, click their corresponding icons) White Balance: Set automatically by default, but manual adjustment via the red, green and blue sliders is also available. -
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Chapter 7.Config.Video Settings. Maximum Exposure Time: Set maximum exposure time value. Available values: «1/25»~«1/8000». Auto Gain Control: Automatically increase brightness in low light conditions. Bigger AGC values result in higher noise levels Day/Night Mode: Activate «Day» and «Night» presets: Schedule: «Day»… -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings 8.1. Basic The “Basic Settings” menu is shown below. Pic. 8.1 Data Port: Port used for video data transmission. Default value – 5000. Recommended values – 1124-7999 (This field is not recommended to change without necessity). HTTP Port: Port used for a web browser.
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Page 26: Lan
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.2 LAN The “LAN” settings menu is shown below. Pic 8.2 Enable IPv6: Allows 128-bit IP addresses for door station connections. DHCP: Automatically receive main network parameters from a DHCP server (The server must be set up in local network). IP Version (available if IPv6 is enabled): Select «IPV6», to use 128-bit IP addresses IP address: Enter IP address if DHCP is disabled.
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Page 27: Upnp
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.3 UPnP The “UPnP” settings menu is shown below Pic. 8.3 Enable UPnP: enabledisable network detection via UPnP Device name: Name that will be displayed in UPnP search results. Press [Save] to apply new settings. 8.4.
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. SMTP Password enter your password to access the SMTP server. SMTP port: enter the port number of the SMTP server (default value – 25). SSL: enable if your Internet provider requires SSL. Press [Save] to apply new settings. DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual… -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.5. FTP The FTP settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.5 This menu contains parameters of the FTP client used for sending video footage and snapshots to the FTP server. You can set up 2 servers. If the main server is not available, the sub server can be used instead Address: IP address of the FTP server.
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.6. DDNS The DDNS settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.6 This menu contains parameters for setting the connection via DDNS service. DDNS allows you access the door station from the Internet even if you only have a dynamic IP address. Every time your current IP address is changed, it is automatically compared with the specific domain name used to access the door station from the Internet at any moment.
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Page 31: Rtsp
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.7. RTSP If RTSP is enabled you will be able to watch the video stream from the door station in real time via third-party players that support standard RTSP protocol (VLC, Quick Time, Real Player etc.). Enter the following request to access the video stream via third party RTSP clients rtsp://<IP>:<PORT>/av<X>_<Y>…
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. The HTTPS settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.8 Before using HTTPS connection you need to set parameters in the web interface client. You can create a self-signed certificate or make a request to the Certification authority to create the certificate [Create Self-Signed Certificate]: Click to create a new self-signed certificate. -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. NOTE: Change Internet Explorer security settings to be able to upload files from local folders. Go to Tools – Internet options – Security and click [Custom level]. Find «Include local directory path when uploading files to a server» and select «Enable» (Pic. 13.5). Installed Certificate: name and state of the installed certificate. -
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.9. Modbus The Modbus settings menu is shown below: Pic. 8.9 Use the Modbus protocol to connect to compatible equipment. Enable: enabledisable Modbus. TCP port: number of the port for the Modbus protocol. Default number – 502. Click [Save] to apply new settings.
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Page 35: Http Event
Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. 8.10. HTTP Event This function sends commands from the door station to other network devices when motion detection is activated or when the call button is pressed. The HTTP event settings menu is shown below: Pic.
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Chapter 8. Config. Network Settings. Additional value: enter value of the additional parameter if necessary Additional body: additional information added to the body of the notification. It can be used for adding program code to send messages in online chats, blogs etc. [Test]: Click to check if the data you entered is correct. -
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Chapter 9. Config: SIP Chapter 9: Config: SIP 9.1. SIP #1 (#2) Settings The SIP settings menu is shown below. Pic. 9.1 Before using SIP connection you need to set parameters in the web interface client. Enable SIP #1 (#2): Activate SIP account. Only a one account can be active at one time. Both accounts are disabled by default.
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Chapter 9. Config: SIP Proxy Server/Port: network address and port of the Proxy server. SIP Server/Port: network address (for telephone exchange) and port (for data exchange) of the SIP server. These fields are empty by default. NAT: the door station operates via a STUN server. STUN server is one of the secure ways of getting access to devices within the network that are behind NAT. -
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Chapter 9. Config: SIP 9.2 Common The Common SIP settings menu is shown below. Pic 9.2 Open main door (DTMF): set the value of the DTMF signal that opens the main door. Up to 3 DTMF symbols are available (0-9, #, *). Open alt door (DTMF set the value of the DTMF signal that opens the secondary door.
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Page 40: Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.1. Device Settings The Device Settings menu is shown below Pic. 10.1 This page contains information on the status of the memory card (installed/ not installed), its total capacity and free space: [Format]: start formatting the memory card.
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Page 41: Record Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.2. Record Settings The Record Settings menu is shown below: Pic 10.2 Time 1/2: Set schedule for video recording. Two schedules are available. File storage mode: Enable scheduled video recording to the FTP server. FTP server parameters can be set in the «FTP»…
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Page 42: Snap Settings
Chapter 10. Config: Storage Settings 10.3. Snap settings The Snapshotting settings menu is shown below Pic. 10.3 This page contains settings that allow you to set the schedule for the snapshotting function and set the snapshot folder Snap Interval: set the time interval between snapshots. Minimum interval – 1 second, maximum interval –…
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Page 43: Chapter 11. Config: Alarm Settings
Chapter 11.Config: Alarm Settings Chapter 11. Config: Alarm Settings 11.1. Motion Detection Settings The Motion Detection settings menu is shown below: Pic. 11.1 Here you can set motion detection parameters and conditions for sending files and notifications on motion detection triggers [Set motion area]: set the motion detection area.
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Chapter 11.Config: Alarm Settings ATTENTION! The default memory card is also used for caching files when sending them to FTP server or E-Mail, so you can find the files on the memory card Record: enable/ disable video recording for motion detection triggers. Record time: set the duration for video files. -
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Chapter 12.Config: Intercom Chapter 12. Config: Intercom 12.1. KMN addressing The KMN addressing settings menu is shown below: Pic.12.1 Majority of the space is taken up by the mapping table, where apartment numbers correspond to D (first digit) and E (second digit) bus wires of the crossboard switches. Up to 6 crossboard switches can be used at once.
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Page 46: Setting
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.2. Setting The Intercom Configuration menu is shown below: Pic.12.2 Set the voltage level values by doing the following steps: Step 1: Enter the apartment number. Make sure that the door phone is not picked up and press the [Equals] button.
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Chapter 12.Config: Intercom Format: format the EPPROM device. Synchronize: Update EPPROM data. Controller firmware update: Press «MC firmware version:», to see the current version of the microcontroller firmware. To update the microcontroller: 1. Click [Browse]. Select the update file and click [Open]. 2. -
Page 48: Alarm
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.3 Alarm The Intercom Alarm menu is shown below: Pic. 12.4 The Doors parameters allow users to configure alarms for the main door and the additional door separately. To change the time period, after which the notification about the open door will be sent, enable the Long open option and set the duration.
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Page 49: Apartments
Chapter 12.Config: Intercom 12.4 Apartments The Apartments Configuration menu is shown below: Select: Use Previous and Next buttons to select the apartment. Enable Hide empty to skip all apartments with empty settings fields. Search: find the desired apartment by using the following parameters: Apartment #, Door code, Registration code, RFID , Phone Clear apartments: Clear the parameters of the apartments within the set range.
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Page 50: Rfid Keys
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.5 RFID keys The RFID keys menu is shown below: Pic.12.6 The Door Station supports up to 8500 RFID keys. The keys are scanned and added to the table as follows: [Name of RFID key] linked to apartment [number of the apartment]. Scan: press this button scan a RDIF key and add it to the database.
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Page 51: Display
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.6 Display The Display menu page is shown below: Pic.12.8 Here users can configure text, shown on the LED display of the door station. Two modes are available: Ticker and String Switching To activate the ticker mode, perform the following steps: Step 1: Enter any text into the Ticker field.
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Page 52: Gate
Chapter 12. Config:Intercom 12.7 Gate The Gate menu page is shown below: Pic.12.8 The Gate mode is used to integrate several multi-user door stations, installed within a single gated housing complex, with a door station, installed on the gate. To set up the Gate mode, perform the following steps: Step 1: Press Enable Step 2: Set the number of internal multi-user door stations, installed within the housing complex (max value — 50).
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Page 53: Chapter 13. Config: System
Chapter 13. Config:System Chapter 13. Config: System 13.1. System Info The System Information menu is shown below: Pic. 13.1 Device Name: change the device name for its easy identification. Video Standard: choose the standard of video broadcasting (PAL/NTSC). Language: it is possible to upload different localization files in the “Upgrade” menu (see paragraph 13.4).
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Page 54: System Time
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.2. System Time The System Time settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.2 Time Zone: choose the time zone in accordance with location of the door station. Synchronization Type: choose the type of door station synchronization in accordance with appropriate time standard (CST/GMT/UTC).
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Chapter 13. Config:System 13.3. User Manage The «Access Policy» settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.3 Validation Mode – WEB: this mode determines that username and password for door station access are entered in the authorization window. By default the door station has 3 user accounts: …
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Page 56: Upgrade
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.4. Upgrade The Firmware Upgrade menu is shown below: Pic. 13.4 To upgrade the device firmware or upload a localization file do the following: 3. Press the [Browse] button. Choose the appropriate file in the opened File Explorer window and press the [Open] button.
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Chapter 13. Config:System Pic. 13.5 1. Set door station parameters by default (see paragraph 13.5). ATTENTION! Use only appropriate firmware files which are compatible with the device model! The device may operate incorrectly and be damaged in case of using an unsuitable firmware file. Do not disconnect the device from the network while the firmware is upgraded. -
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Chapter 13. Config:System 13.5. Restore The Restore settings menu is shown below: Pic. 13.6 Here you can set the door station by default in case of some problems or after firmware upgrade. Moreover, you can save the main door station settings as a file to reset them later. [Export]: click to save door station settings as a file with the “.bak”…
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Page 59: Reboot
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.6. Reboot The Reboot menu is shown below:. Pic. 13.7 [Reboot]: press this button to reboot the door station. This procedure may last 1-2 minutes. Enter the administrator password and press the [OK] button to confirm rebooting in the opened window.
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Page 60: System Log
Chapter 13. Config:System 13.7. System Log The “System Log” menu is shown below: Pic. 13.8 The system log contains information about changes of the door station settings and the system events that happened. The log starts recording information automatically after the device is switched on.
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Page 61: Remote Syslog
Chapter 14.Alarm 13.8 Remote syslog The Remote syslog menu is shown below: Pic. 13.9 Use this menu to set up syslog parameters, that are responsible for sending notifications about IP network events. Enable: activate this option to receive logs about the ongoing events. Protocol: Select either UDP or TCP.
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Page 62: Chapter 14. Alarm
Chapter 14.Alarm Chapter 14. Alarm The “Alarm Log” menu is shown below: Pic. 14.1 This menu has a similar look and functionality as the “System Log” menu (see paragraph 13.7 ), except this menu is used for searching alarm events only . DKS151xx Multi-user IP Door Station Operation User Manual…
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Page 63: Chapter 15. Recommendations On Setting And Operation Of Dks151Xx
Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx IP intercom systems include different types and configurations of equipment (PCs, laptops, microphones, speakers, etc.). Consequently, correct operation of the whole system depends on proper setting of each device used taking into account the peculiarities of their joint operation.
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Page 64: Sound Gain And Volume Adjusting
Chapter 15. Recommendations on Setting and Operation of DKS151xx NOTE! The names of options in the OS menus may differ from the ones mentioned above. 2. Some features of functionality of the door station can be effectively used to reduce the echo feedback effect on the Client side (PC speakers).
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Page 65: Appendices
Appendices Appendices Appendix A. Factory Defaults Factory default parameters are shown below: Parameter Value IP address DHCP Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.0.1 Username (administrator) admin Password (administrator) admin HTTP port Data port 5000 RTSP port ONVIF port 2000 NTP-server time.nist.gov time.windows.com time-nw.nist.gov time-a.nist.gov…
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Appendices Pic. B1 Go to the door station web interface menu for setting SIP connection. You only need specify the following parameters for the SIP direct connection: Enable SIP #1: enable the SIP option. Name: enter a device name for its easy identification. Number: enter the door station IP address. -
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Appendices If the settings are correct then you will see the following window after pressing the apartment number and the bell button of a door station: Pic. B3 You can answer or cancel the call. Setting the SIP direct connection is finished DKS151xx Multi-User Door Station Operation User Manual… -
Page 68: Sip Hardware And Software ( For Transmitting Video And Sound Via Sip)
Appendices Appendix D. SIP Hardware and Software (for transmitting video and sound via SIP) Compatibility Lists D1. PBX Compatibility Asterisk 11 Asterisk 12 D2. Software Compatibility Jitsy 2.8.5426 (Windows Desktop, Mac OS X, Linux) MicroSIP 3.12.1 (Windows Desktop) …
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Page 69: Appendixe C. Glossary
Appendices Appendixe C. Glossary Client is person who controls a door station using computer. Door Station Controller is used for powering the door station, network connection, processing the signal of door opening and signals of other devices that can be connected to the door station.
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Appendices process of giving individuals access to system objects based on their identity. Authentication merely ensures that the individual is who he or she claims to be, but says nothing about the access rights of the individual. Autoiris (or DC-Iris).This special type of iris is electrically controlled by the camera, to automatically regulate the amount of light allowed to enter. -
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Appendices to network devices in a network. DHCP uses the concept of a «lease» or amount of time that a given IP address will be valid for a computer. The lease time can vary, depending on how long a user is likely to require the network connection at a particular location. DHCP also supports static addresses for e.g. -
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Appendices Full-duplex means transmission of data in two directions simultaneously. In an audio system this would describe e.g. a telephone system. Half-duplex also provides bi-directional communication, but only in one direction at a time, as in a walkie-talkie system. G.711 is the default pulse code modulation (PCM) standard for Internet Protocol (IP) private branch exchange (PBX) vendors, as well as for the public switched telephone network (PSTN). -
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Appendices Internet Explorer (formerly Microsoft Internet Explorer, commonly abbreviated IE or MSIE) is a series of graphical web browsers developed by Microsoft and included as part of the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems, starting in 1995. IP66 is a two digit number developed by the international electrical Commission, and is used to provide Ingress Protection (IP) rating to a piece of electronic equipment or to an enclosure for electronic equipment. -
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Appendices this, the standard includes the concept of «profiles» and «levels», allowing a specific set of capabilities to be defined in a manner appropriate for a subset of applications. Multicast is a bandwidth-conserving technology that reduces bandwidth usage by simultaneously delivering a single stream of information to multiple network recipients. Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over packet-switched, variable-latency data networks. -
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Appendices Router is a device that determines the next network point to which a packet should be forwarded on its way to its final destination. A router creates and/or maintains a special routing table that stores information on how best to reach certain destinations. A router is sometimes included as part of a network switch. -
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Appendices the individual packets that the communication (e.g. requested a web page file) is divided into, and, when all packets have arrived at their destination, it reassembles them to re-form the complete file. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol, which means that a connection is established between the two end-points and is maintained until the data has been successfully exchanged between the communicating applications.