Akuvox MySmart Local Server Property Manager Guide - Community

About This Manual

This manual is intended for property managers who need to manage residents, devices, access control, or remote maintenance on the MySmart server.

Update Time: September 2026

System Overview

Property managers can conduct integrated management of community residents, devices, access control, remote maintenance, etc.

Property managers using this platform will be able to:

• Assign residents to their corresponding buildings and apartments, and check device MAC addresses, online status, and their relation to residents.

• Modify general device settings, including device name, relay settings, etc.

• Set up various door access types using PIN code and RF card for different purposes and roles, and create corresponding door access control schedules.

• Monitor logs and records for security, including door logs, call logs, call history, temperature logs, captured images, and motion detection images.

• Send notifications to community residents.

• Perform remote operations such as auto-provisioning, device rebooting, modifying transmission types, and remote maintenance.

• Modify other settings such as community address, time & date, motion detection delay, etc.

Log in to MySmart

Account Application

You can apply for your property manager account through your installer, who will help set up your account. After that, Akuvox MySmart will email you the account information (username and password) for you to log in to MySmart.

Log in to the MySmart platform using the property manager account information in the MySmart Welcome email.

1. Navigate to the server address in a browser.

2. Enter your username and password.

3. Click Login.

Note

Enter the verification code sent to your email address for login when your installers enable the Two-factor Authentication feature.

Property Management Interface

Akuvox MySmart property management interface allows you to manage residents, devices, the Akuvox MySmart App for community-based intercom communication, door access control, monitoring, etc.

Module Description 

Password Update Reminder

With Monthly Password Update Reminder enabled by your installer, a promp will pop up to remind you to change the login password every month, which ensures the security of the account.

Link

You can link property manager accounts created by different installer accounts.

1. Click Link Site in the upper-right corner.

2. Enter the username and password of the account that you want to link.

Access Group

The Access Group module allows you to create an inventory of ready-made access control schedules(access groups), which can be readily pulled out and applied for the door access control, targeting specific residents, delivery personnel, staff, buildings, apartments, and relays.

Create Access Group

1. Click Access Group on the left column and click New on the right.

2. Name the access group.

3. Select the access group repeat mode from Never, Daily, or Weekly.

4. Select the access group time.

5. Check the door phone's relay to be opened.

6. Click Submit to save the settings.

You can also set up the access control schedule on residents' private devices when adding or editing a resident's access settings.

Note

• The Self Devices Authorization option will only appear after devices are added to the resident's room.

• If your installer selects Only Public Area in Permission Of Access Control Management when creating or editing a new community, then

  • you are not able to set up access control permissions for the residents.

  • residents can only use access methods to open relays of public devices.

1. Click .

2. Set up an access control schedule for the resident’s private device.

3. Select the device's relay(s).

4. Click Submit to save the settings.

Search/Check/Edit Access Group

You can search, check, and edit the access group.

1. Search the access group by type and keywords. You cannot delete the default access group that is created automatically with the adding of each building in the community. It contains all the devices installed in the public area of the building.

2. Clickof the specific access group to check access group details.

3. Click Add People or Remove People to add or delete residents. 

4. Click Edit in the upper-right corner to edit the access group.

Resident Management

The Residents module in the navigation column is used to add residents for whom you can create a MySmart end-user account (family master account) and a family member account.

You can set up access types and access control schedules for end users. Moreover, you can search, modify, check, and delete residents.

Add Residents

Adding residents deals with creating residents’ accounts(master/family member accounts) and setting up the door access types and access control schedules. You can add residents one by one or using a template.

Before adding residents, you are required to double-check the residents’ information and then add them to the corresponding apartments and building set up by the community manager (Installer).

To create a user account:

   1. Click Resident > New.

   2. Set up resident information. You can add remarks for users in the Remark box to indicate their identity, such as "tenant" or "resident."

   3. Click Save Information Only to complete creating an account. Or, click Submit and Next to set up access methods for the resident.

Note

• The area code will display in the Mobile Number box after selecting Country/Region.

• A resident’s master account should be created first before the family member's account can be created. The ways to create the master account and family member account are identical.

• Family member accounts must be created under the same apartment, building, and community as those of the master account.

• The MySmart App login method for family members varies depending on the information you entered when applying for a family member account. See below:

Description:

Set up Access Control for Resident(s)

You can set up access types such as PIN code, RF card, facial recognition, palm vein, and license plate, as well as access control schedules for the residents.

1. Click Resident > New.

2. Fill in the account information and click Next.

3. Select the accessible floors in specific buildings. This setting works with the Akuvox EC33 elevator control. Users can take the elevator to the permitted floor.

4. Select the elevator control device from the dropdown menu.

5. Configure the access methods.

Note

• The license plate is used for Smart Parking.

• If you have filled in both the License Plate and the UHF Card, the cloud will ONLY issue the UHF card code to the door phone.

6. Select the access group and click Submit.

Search/Delete/Edit User Accounts

After the user account is created, you can search and edit the user account as well as reset the user account password. With Delete Account Permission enabled by your installer, you can delete user accounts. 

Search/Delete User Accounts

1. Click Resident.

2. Search the specific user account by building, apartment, account type, account status, app status, or user account name. You can also click the Name, APT, or the icon   next to them to reorder the residents and find your desired user quickly.

3. Clickof the target resident.

4. Click Delete in the upper-right corner to delete the account.

Note

When Delete Account Permission is not enabled by your installer, the Delete tab will not appear, and you cannot delete user accounts.

Edit User Accounts

You can reset the users’ MySmart App account passwords and edit users’ account information and their access control settings.

1. Click of the desired user accounts. 

2. Click to reset the user’s MySmart account password.

3. Click Edit to change the account information.

Note

You cannot edit the mobile phone number, email address, and area code of user accounts that have linked sites.

4. Scroll down to edit the access type or create new access types by clicking New.

5. Click Edit to edit the access control setting, and edit the setting by re-selecting the access control schedule (Access Group) or by creating a new access group(s).

Add Community Residents to a Building Using a Template

The template can maximize your efficiency in creating a community, especially when it has many residents.

1. Click Resident > Import.

2. Click Download Import Template.

3. Fill in the information in the template.

4. Click Batch Add Resident to import the template to the community.

Template Description:

Edit Community Residents in Batch

You can export the resident information in .xlsx format, modify it, and re-import it to the community, which improves efficiency when you need to modify much account information.

1. Click Resident > Import.

2. Click Export Resident.

3. Modify the information in the file.

4. Click Batch Edit Resident to import the file to the community.

Note

• Keep the field blank if you do not want to change the original information.

• After the user's email address is modified, the MySmart App login email containing a new password will be sent to the new email address.

• The email addresses, mobile phone numbers, and area codes of the user accounts that have linked sites cannot be modified.

Import Face Data/RF Cards/PIN Codes

You can import the face data, RF card code, and PIN code in batch using the template for the users.

Import Face Data

1. Go to the Residents module and click Import.

2. Choose the face data .zip file and click Import Face to import the file.

Note

Face data should be imported in .zip file format, and the photos need to be named by building name, room number, and user name. e.g "Building1+1001+Paul Edward.jpg".

Import RF Cards/PIN Codes

You can import RF card codes and PIN codes in batches for users.

1. Go to the Resident module and click Import.

2. Click Download Import Template to download the RF card/PIN code template.

3. Fill in the RF card codes and PIN codes in the template and click Import RF Card/PIN to import the template.

RF card template:

Note

• You can assign multiple cards to the family master, who can assign the card to family member accounts via the MySmart App.

• Enter the RF card codes for one user, separated by ";".

Bookings for Residents

The Bookings module facilitates the management of amenities and reservations. You can conveniently add and modify amenities and make a reservation for residents. 

Note

Click here to view the detailed steps of adding new amenities, making reservations for residents, and checking reservation information.

Visitor & Staff Management

The Visitor & Staff module allows you to create access credentials for the property management staff, delivery personnel, and visitors.

Manage Access Credentials for Visitors

You can set up temporary keys and ID access for visitors, and select the access schedule that applies to the access methods.

Create a Temporary Key

You can set up a temporary PIN/QR code along with the access schedule, which will then be sent to the visitor’s email for door access.

1. Click Temp Keys, then click New.

2. Create a temp key along with the access schedule.

3. Select the specific relay(s) to be triggered by the temporary key.

4. Click Submit to generate a temporary key.

Item Description:

Edit/Delete Temporary Key

1. You can search for the desired key by its validity, repeat mode, who created the key, key value, and visitor name.

2. Click to change the temp key's valid time when it does not expire.

3. Clickto view the details of the temp key.

4. Clickto delete a specific temp key.

Note

After you click to check the temporary key details, you can click View Door Logs to check the temporary key door logs shown as follows.

Manage Access Credentials for Delivery Personnel

You can create both a delivery PIN code and an RF card for the delivery staff, who can use the PIN to access the designated place, for example, a parcel room, to deliver the package to the residents.

Create Delivery PIN Codes/RF Cards

You can create a delivery PIN code and RF card along with an access control schedule (Access Group).

1. Click Visitor & Staff > Delivery Auth > New.

2. Enter the delivery person's name.

3. Enter the PIN code or RF card number. Please note that the PIN code should be 2-8 digits without starting with "9".

4. Select the accessible floors and elevator control device. This setting works with the Akuvox EC33 elevator control system. Users can take the elevator to the permitted floor.

5. Select the default or self-created access group.

Modify and Delete Delivery PIN Codes

1. Click Visitor & Staff > Delivery Auth.

2. Search the PIN code by name or PIN code in the fuzzy search field and click Search.

3. Click to modify the PIN code.

4. Clickto delete the PIN code.

Manage Access Credentials for Property Management Staff

You can create, modify, and delete RF cards, PIN codes, and face data for the property management staff. You can either create RF card(s) separately or in batches using a template.

1. Click Visitor & Staff > Staff Auth > New.

2. Set up the access methods.

• PIN: The PIN code should be within 2-8 digits without starting with "9".

• RF Card: Enter the RF card code.

• Face ID: Upload the face picture. Once the staff’s Face ID is added, a will display in the Access Methods column.

3. Select the accessible floors in specific buildings and the elevator control device. This setting works with the Akuvox EC33 elevator control system. Users can take the elevator to the permitted floor.

4. Scroll down to select the default access group or a self-created one.

Add RF Cards Using Template for Property Manager

1. Click Visitor & Staff > Staff Auth.

2. Click .

3. Populate the RF card template.

4. Click on  to upload the template file.

Template Sample

Template Description:

Modify/Delete Property Manager RF Cards/PIN Codes

1. Click Visitor & Staff > Staff Auth.

2. Search the staff info by name, PIN code, or RF card number in the fuzzy search field and click Search if needed.

3. Click to modify andto delete the target user. Please note that in the staff info editing interface, the Face ID will be displayed using a default image instead of the enrolled one, though the staff has a Face ID enrolled already.

Apartment Management

The Apartment module allows you to search for apartments, modify call types and settings, and authorize residents to create credentials for door access.

Search for/Check Apartment

1. Search for apartments by narrowing the range from the building to the specific apartment, or by entering the apartment name or a keyword.

2. Clickto check the details of the apartment.

Edit and Reset Apartment

You can edit or reset the apartment configurations for the resident, including call type, call setting, apartment name, and more.

Edit Apartments 

1. To go to the editing interface, do any of the following:

• Click of the desired apartments.

• Click  of the desired apartment, and then on the top right. 

2. Set up the apartment. See item descriptions in the chart below.

3. Manage permission control:

• Allow User to Create QR Code: Enabled by default. Residents can create a QR code on their MySmart Apps for door access.

• Allow User to Register Face ID: Enabled by default. Residents can enroll their faces on their MySmart Apps for door access.

• Family Member Creation Limit by Family Master: Disabled by default. When enabled, you can set the number of family member accounts that users can create.

• Allow User to Create RF Card: Enabled by default. Users can add RF cards with their MySmart Apps for door access.

Note

If you disable these permissions, then the user's credentials registered from the App will become invalid for access.

Reset Apartments

To reset the apartment, do the following:

1. Go to the editing screen by any of the methods.

• Click on   of the desired apartments; Or

• Click on   of the desired apartment, and then  on the top right.

2. On the pop-up window, click Reset at the bottom left.

3. Click OK to confirm.

Once you agree to reset, some information or data in this apartment will be removed, while some will not:

Data to be removed, including

• Family member accounts.

• Emails, mobile numbers, and country/region.

• Logs(audit logs excluded) and histories.

• Messages and alarms, and

• All access credentials.

Data to be kept includes

• Family master account status.

• Audit logs.

• Settings include SIP Call or IP Call, time zone, language, premium plan, and the With Indoor Monitor feature. 

Other changes including

• The user’s app changes to unregistered and needs to be reinitialized.

• The user’s login credentials are reset, and the user is not going to receive the reset email.

Export Apartment Settings

You can export apartment settings in an XLSX file by clicking Export on the Apartments module.

Export File Example:

Smart Parking

The smart parking module allows you to register license plates or UHF cards for users. Users can drive in/out with doors open automatically.

Furthermore, you can manage parking lots by viewing the number of parked vehicles and their parking duration on the cloud, conveniently tracking what happens.

Compatible models and versions(or higher):

License Plate Management

• The license plates are identified by third-party LPR cameras for door opening. Click here to view the detailed configuration.

• The UHF cards are identified by the Akuvox long-range access card reader ACR-CRP12 for door opening. Click here to view the detailed configuration.

1. Click Smart Parking > License Plate > New.

2. Select the building, apartment and resident.

3. Enter the license plate information.

4. Enter the UHF card code if it is used. If you have filled in both the license plate and the UHF card, the server will ONLY issue the latter to the door phone.

5. Enable/disable Set Valid Time. If enabled, specify when the vehicle can enter or exit the parking lot.

Note

You can also add license plate information when adding or editing the user.

Parking Lot Management

You can set up parking lots and conveniently track the number of parked vehicles and their parking durations.

Create a Parking Lot

1. Click Smart Parking > Parking Lot in the left column.

2. Click New on the right to create a new parking lot.

3. Name the parking lot.

4. Select the Door Mode:

• Single Door: For example, the cloud will record the first recognition as “Entry” and the second as “Exit”.

• Multiple Doors: Define which door is the entry and which is the exit.

5. Click Submit.

After creating the parking lot, you can view the number of parked vehicles.

• Click to delete it.

• Click to view more details and modify the settings.

Mark Vehicles Exited Manually

1. Click Smart Parking > Parking Lot.

2. Click of the target parking lot.

3. Click in the Actions column to manually mark that the vehicle has left the parking lot.

View Vehicle Logs

1. Click Smart Parking > Parking Lot.

2. Click of the target parking lot.

3. Click Vehicle Log, where you can:

• Check the vehicle entry/exit time and parking duration.

• Click the image in the Entry and Exit Capture columns to view the snapshots.

• Click Export to download logs.

Logs

Log module contains six sub-modules used for checking the door logs, call history, image captured, temperature logs, motion alerts, and operation logs that can be stored for 30 days. With Log Access Control enabled by your installer, you can check door logs, call history, and captured images.

When Log Access Control is not enabled by your installer, you cannot check door logs, call history, or captured images. The three modules will be hidden.

Check/Export Door Logs

Door logs have 4 types: All, Call, Door Release, and Door Close. The Call type log shows the SIP/IP-based calls initiated on the door phone, indicating when, where, and to whom the calls are made, while the Door Release/Close logs tell you when, where, and by whom the door unlocks are made (be it failure or success). You can narrow down your log check by the specific time range with parameters: Device Location, Initiated by, Apartment, Action, and Response(Success, Failed, or Offline) for the targeted search.

1. Click Door Logs.

2. Select the log type.

3. Set up the time range for the door logs to be checked.

4. Select the building and further narrow down the search by Device Location, Initiated by, Apartment, and Action for the targeted search if needed.

5. Click on Export Logs to export logs.

Check/Export Call History

This sub-module allows you to check call history in terms of when and by whom the SIP-based intercom calls are made and received. Call history records all the calls made and received on the intercom devices as well as on the MySmart Apps for end users and property managers in the community. You can set the time range or enter the caller or receiver to check the targeted call information.

1. Click Call History.

2. Set the time range of the call history if needed.

3. Enter the caller's name or receiver's name if needed.

4. Click Search.

5. Click Export Logs to export logs.

Items Description:

Check/Export Captured Images

Images are either initiated manually by residents or by the property management staff. You can check when, where, how, and by whom the images are captured.

1. Click Capture.

2. Set the time range if needed.

3. Click Search.

4. Click Capture to see the enlarged image.

5. Click Export Logs to export logs.

Items Description:

Check Temperature Logs

You can check the temperature log of any people who have been checked on their body temperature before being granted the door access etc, for security purposes.

1. Click on Temperature Logs.

2. Set the temperature log time range if needed. 

3. Select the temperature measurement unit.

4. Click on Search.

5. Click Capture to see the enlarged image.

6. Click Export Logs to export temperature logs.

Check Detection Logs

You can check the logs of motion detection and package detection.

• Motion Detection: Someone's movement is detected by the door phone.

• Package Detection: Someone puts or takes the package in the detection area.

Click Detection Logs. You can search for logs of a specific time.

Items Description:

Check Operation Logs

The Operation Logs sub-module allows you to check the operation record in the MySmart platform. The records mainly involve the changes made to the apartment, end user, and various access types such as PIN, RF card, Face, temporary PIN code, time zone, and password.

1. Select the Operation Logs type.

2. Select the time range and click on Search.

Library

The library serves as a module where you can check, modify, and delete all types of created PIN codes and RF Cards conveniently at one stop.

Check/Modify/Delete PIN Code(s)

1. Click PIN.

2. Search the PIN by building, apartment, identity, PIN code, and name.

3. Click to edit the PIN code.

4. Clickto delete it.

Check/Modify/Delete RF Card(s)

1. Click RF Card.

2. Search the RF card by building, apartment, identity, PIN code, and name.

3. Click to edit the card.

4. Clickto delete it.

Messages

The messages module allows you to create and send messages to the residents living in the community. Moreover, you can check the messages that have been sent if needed.

Create/Edit Messages

You can create one-time messages or message templates for your convenience.

1. Click New.

2. Create the message title and content if you want to create a one-time message(s). Select the receiver type.

3. Click + Add a Template if you want to create reusable message templates. You can create up to 30 templates.

4. Enter the template name, the message title, and the contents.

You can edit and delete the message template if needed.

1. Move the arrow to the created message template.

2. Click if you want to delete the template directly.

3. Click to edit the message template you created.

Send Messages

After the message is created, you can send the message to the targeted resident(s) as needed.

1. Select the building(s) in the community.

2. Select and tick the checkbox of the targeted resident(s) by their UID (user identification), name, and Email, or select All to include all the residents, then click Search.

3. Click on Send to send the message to the targeted resident(s).

Search/Check/Delete Messages

You can search, check, and delete messages if needed.

1. Enter the part of the message ( or the complete message) for a fuzzy search.

2. Click Search to find the message you need.

3. Click if you want to see the details of the message(s).

4. Clickto delete.

Parameter Set-up:

Message Details Sample

Device Management

Devices module allows you to manage all the devices added under your property management in terms of modifying device names, contact screen display, relays, and door unlock. 

You can also conduct device settings via provisioning, reboot, reset, and remote control. And you can change the device name for the third-party camera.

Modify Intercom Devices

You can modify the contact screen display, device name, relay name, DTMF code, and unlock type as previously set up by your community manager.

1. Click Devices > Intercom Devices.

2. Click Search to find the targeted device(s) for the modification. 

Note

• Door Sensor indicates whether the door is open or not.   : Close   : Open

• To learn about supported door phones and the steps for displaying door status, please refer to Display and Check Door Status.

3. Click  .

4. Modify the settings.

Modify akubela Smart Locks

You can check and edit the akubela smart locks(SL20, SL21, and SL50) added by your installers or residents.

1. Click Devices > Smart Locks.

2. Click toview the lock details; clickto change the lock name.

For SL21 locks, you can generate the one-time password for tenants.

1. Click > Generate Offline Code.

2. Copy and send the code to the tenant who must use the code during the valid time.

Modify Third-Party Cameras

You can check and edit the third-party camera's information after installers add the devices to your projects.

1. Click Devices > Third Party Devices > Camera.

2. Click Search to find the targeted device(s) for the modification.

3. Click . You can:

• change the device name;

• set whether users can view the monitoring stream through their indoor monitors and MySmart Apps.

  • If Yes is selected, specify through which devices users can monitor.

Add Screensaver to Device

You can upload screensavers and synchronize them to the intercom devices. For example, you can select and synchronize welcome screensaver pictures to door phones for a special day, festival, holiday, or for some other commercial purposes.

1. Click Devices > Set Screen Saver.

2. Click New.

3. Select the door phones to set up.

Compatible models and versions(or higher):

• R29: 29.30.3.104

• X915 V1.0: 915.30.1.408 

• X915 V2.0: 2915.30.10.8

• X912: 912.30.10.225

• S535: 535.30.10.233

• S538: 538.30.10.705

4. Select from the default screensavers or upload custom screensavers you like. (2 pictures minimum and 5 pictures maximum).

5. Select the screen saver display mode.

• If you select the Image ( the fault mode), the door phone will display the screen-saver pictures you’ve added.

• If you select None, the screensaver will be disabled.

• If you select Black, the screensaver will be black.

Device Setting

The device module allows you to configure the device data transmission types, reboot and reset the device, remotely control the device’s web interface, and conduct provisioning for the devices.

1. Click of the specific devices.

2. Click on Settings.

Note

• If the device model is R20K or R20B and connected to an expansion module(MD06/MD12), a Push Button Setting option will be available for you to set up the expansion module.

• Click here to view the details of setting up the expansion unit.

3. Configure the device data transmission type in the Connect Type field.

4. Reboot, reset, or log into the device web interface remotely via remote control.

5. Enter the commands for the Auto-provisioning, then click on Submit.

6. Click One Time AutoP if you only want the Autop command(s) to be implemented one time.

Note

• Duplicate commands will not be retained.

• One-Time Autop allows you to carry out the Autop command(s) only once with no repetition.

Settings

The Settings module allows you to configure and modify basic settings, time settings, motion detection, visitor access, and emergency settings.

Basic Setting

You can configure and modify the community information, residents' permissions, and email notifications.

• Validity Period for Temp Key Created by Resident: 

  • Unlimited: The temp key's validity time follows the settings on the resident's MySmart App.

  • Up to 30 Days: The temp key is valid for 30 days at most.

• PIN Access Mode:

  • PIN: Directly enter PIN for door access.

  • APT+PIN: Enter the apartment number and the PIN code for door access.

Time Setting

You configure and modify your time settings based on your geographical location and time zone.

1. Select Time Setting.

2. Select your time zone.

3. Select your time format (24-hour or 12-hour format).

4. Select your data format(Y/M/D; M/D/Y; D/M/Y).

5. Click Submit for validation.

Motion Detection

You can not only enable and disable motion detection on the door phone but also set up the device's motion detection type and alert trigger delay if needed.

1. Click on Advanced Setting.

2. Click Enable or Disable the motion detection.

3. Select motion detection type: IR detection (IR sensor) or video detection.

4. Set the alert trigger delay time when the sensor is triggered.

Package Detection

With this feature, the X910 door phone installed in public areas can send notifications to you and residents when packages are detected by the device's camera.

Click Advanced Setting and enable/disable the feature.

Emergency Action

You can make doors open or close automatically or manually during emergencies. For example, during a fire emergency, the doors can be opened automatically once an emergency alarm is triggered on any one of the door phones so that people can be quickly evacuated to a safer place. Also, you can open doors manually on the server in an emergency.

To configure it,

1. Go to Settings > Emergency Setting.

2. Select automatic door unlock or manual unlock.

• Select On to open doors automatically when an emergency occurs

• Select Off to open doors manually. You can click Unlock/Lock near the top of any interface to open or close the doors manually.

3. Set the Emergency Door Group. You can select All Doors or specific doors to open during an emergency.

4. Select whether to send notifications to users' MySmart Apps and indoor monitors. When enabled, both devices will push a notification when the emergency unlock happens.

Click Unlock/Lock to open or close doors manually.

• Emergency Door Group: Open/close doors you select in the emergency door group.

• Select Doors: Open/close specific doors.

Alarm Records

The server currently supports : Emergency Alarm and Arming Alarm.

Check alarm records by clicking Alarm Records in the left-side bar.

• Emergency Alarm displays the alarms triggered by emergency action.

• Arming Alarm displays the alarm records uploaded by the indoor monitor in the community.

Privacy Policy

You will see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service window when you log into the platform for the first time.

• The Privacy Policy tells you how the user data is collected, used, and protected.

• The Terms of Service outline the rules and guidelines for using the MySmart service.

Only after you click Agree can you log in to the MySmart platform.

Contact Us

For more information about the product, please visit us at www.akuvox.com, or feel free to contact us by

Sales email: sales@akuvox.com

Technical support email: support@akuvox.com

Telephone: +86-592-2133061 ext.7694/8162

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