Introduction to Configuration Menu

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  • Quick Start: This section provides quick access to the device’s key settings, such as network, user, relay, etc.

  • Device Management:

    • Status: This section gives you basic information, such as product information, network information, account information, etc.

    • Account: This section concerns the SIP account, SIP server, proxy server, transport protocol type, audio and video codec, DTMF, session timer, etc.

    • Network: This section mainly deals with DHCP & Static IP settings, RTP port settings, device deployment, etc.

    • Intercom: This section covers intercom settings, call logs, etc.

    • Surveillance: This section covers motion detection, RTSP, MJPEG, ONVIF, live stream, etc.

    • Access Control: This section covers input control, relay, card settings, facial recognition, private PIN codes, Wiegand connection, etc.

    • Directory: This section involves tenant management.

    • Device: This section includes light settings, tab&button display, LCD settings, and voice settings.

    • Setting: This section includes time & language, action settings, door settings, and schedule management for access control.

    • System: This section includes firmware upgrade, automatic auto-provisioning, device maintenance, etc.

  • Engineer Management: This section provides quick access to upgrading, maintaining, and debugging the device.

Introduction to Quick Start Module

The Quick Start module allows you to configure the device’s core features on a single interface, instead of switching between different interfaces.

You can redirect to the feature detail interface by clicking Details in the upper right corner.

  • Network: Display the location information of the device.

    • Device Location: Enter the device’s location to distinguish it from others. By default, it is [the device name_the last 4 characters of its MAC address].

    • Connect Type: It is automatically set up according to the actual device connection with a specific server in the network, such as SDMC, Cloud, or None.

  • Auto-Discovery Contact List: Display the contacts, such as indoor monitors, in the Self-organizing Network Solution.

    • Show LCD Auto-Discovery Contact List: Set whether to display these contacts on the device screen.

  • Directory: Contact Display Mode sets how contacts will be displayed.

    • All Contacts: Display all the contacts.

    • Groups Only: Display contact groups. Press the desired group on the device screen to make a group call.

    • Contact Display by Group: Display contacts by groups. Press the group, and users can see the contacts in it.

  • Open Relay Via HTTP:

    • Session Check: When enabled, the HTTP unlock requires logging into the device’s web interface. Or, the door opening may fail.

    • Username: Set a username for authentication in HTTP command URLs.

    • Password: Set a password for authentication in HTTP command URLs.