SDMC Administrator Guide
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SDMC Administrator Guide

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About This Manual

Thank you for reading this manual. This manual is intended for the administrators who need to properly manage the SDMC (SIP Device Management Center) for integrated management and control that incorporates the all-in-one management of the personnel (residents, property managers), network settings, intercom, messages, devices, access control configuration, authentication methods, logs, lift control, monitoring, etc. This manual applies to SDMS with the software version 6.0.0.51. Please visit consult our technical support for any new information or the latest software version.

What's New:

SDMC Overview

SDMC (SIP Device Management Center) is generally installed in the community management center. The software serves as a LAN-based on-premise platform designed to manage the personnel, devices, access control, intercom, alarm, message, lift control, video monitoring, etc at one stop.

Users using SDMC will be able to:

  • To achieve the data synchronization between the SDMC and device.
  • To manage the residents, property staff and access control with various types of authentication method.
  • To manage the deployment of device on the node basis for residents etc.
  • To Make IP/SIP call the intercom devices, and monitor community-wide surroundings for the security purpose.
  • To manage various types of logs.
  • To manage and deal with alarm.
  • To manage messaging and advertisement pushing.
  • To import and export system data and database for the convenience of data sharing and system configuration.
  • To manage the lift control.

SDMC Installation

Installation Requirements

Prior to the installation of the SDMC software, you are required to make sure that the following installation requirements are met:

  • Windows 7 operating system or above.
  • No SDMC and SDMC software is installed on your personal computer or on other personal computers in the same network.
  • The Firewall on your computer is turned off.

Install SDMC

Steps to install SDMC.

  1. Decompress the SDMC zip file
  2. Click the setup.exe file.
  3. Click “Yes” in the pop-out window to continue the installation.

   4.Click Next to go to the next step.

    5. Accept the terms and click Next to the next step.

   6. Enter the User Name and Company Name and click Next.

   7. Select the installation path by default or the other path to your preference and click Next.

    8. Click Install to finish the installation.

After the installation is completed, you will see the SDMC icon along with SDMC SeverManage icon on your desktop.

Note:

  • The SDMC installation path should not contain any Chinese characters.

Set up SDMC Server Manage Software 

SDMC ServerManage is a program that is installed along with the SDMC. The software is designed to manage services called SDMC Service and WatchdogService.

  • SDMC Service: this service is used to facilitate the two-way communication between the SDMC and the devices for the data transmission. Therefore, the service must be turned on to ensure the smooth running of SDMC.
  • WatchdogService: Upon installation, Watchdog automatically initiates and continuously monitors the status of SDMCService. Specifically, if SDMCService is found inactive, Watchdog will automatically reactivate it. This ensures that SDMCService is always operational as long as Watchdog is active.

Log in SDMC

To log into SDMC for the first time, you are required to enter the username and password. Both are admin by default. You can click on the upper right corner of the screen to close SDMC.

Getting Started

Network Connection

You need to select specific Network Interface Card (NIC) used to connect SDMC and devices for the data transmission. And SDMC IP address will appear automatically after you select your NIC.

1. Click to select NIC.

2. You can also click ,select System Setting > Network to set and edit the network connection after login.

Language

SDMC currently supports English and Chinese languages (both simplified and traditional Chinese). 

  1. Click System > System Setting > Language.
  2. Click OK for the Confirmation.

Password

After you log into the SDMC, you can change the SDMC login password if needed.

Dashboard

SDMC dashboard mainly consists of seven modules, namely Dashboard, Device Management, Personnel Management , Monitor, Message, Logs, and System along with two functional columns on both sides.

Modules 

NO.

Modules

Descriptions

1

Dashboard

Gives you a quick view of real-time statistical information on devices, calls, messages, residents, and access logs, etc.

2

Device Management

This feature allows you to create nodes and manage devices by adding, editing, or deleting them. You can adjust device settings before syncing the changes. You can make calls to a specific device and open the door.

3

Personnel Management

Allows you to manage access control for the residents and property management, to manage various types of access authentication methods for staff, residents and visitors, etc.

4

Monitor

Allows you to manage monitoring devices in terms of adding, editing and deleting monitoring devices and performing video preview for monitoring.

5

Message

Allows you to manage messages and notification ads, etc.

6

Logs

Allows you to manage various types of logs such as access logs, alarm logs, call logs, system logs.

7

System

Allows you to manage SDMC SIP setting, Autop data backup, lift control, network, language, password, dashboard operation icons on the left column, SMTP, and device reset and reboot.

Device Management

The Device Management module allows you to manage device deployment on a node-by-node basis and synchronize data to the corresponding devices at selected nodes. It also enables you to make calls to specific devices and open doors. In addition, you can search and check data for specific device(s).

Introduction to Nodes

Create nodes before you can deploy the devices to the nodes you set up. You can either manage the node one by one or using a template.

  • About Nodes

NO.

Node

Descriptions

1

Community 

Community is the root nodes which is extendable to other five subordinating nodes: Public/Building > Unit >Floor > Room. Public and Building are parallel nodes.

2

Public 

Public is the second-level nodes. You can create 1-99 public nodes maximum.

3BuildingBuilding is second-level node, which can be extensible to other three subordinating nodes Unit >Floor > Room. You can create 1-999 building nodes maximum.

4

Unit

Unit is the third-level node, which can be extensible to other two subordinating nodes Floor > Room. You can create 1-99 unit nodes maximum.

5

Floor

Floor is the fourth-level node, which can be extensible to Room node. You can create 1-99 unit nodes maximum.

6

Room

Room is the lowest-level node. You can create 1-99 room nodes maximum.

Add Nodes

Add Nodes Separately

In the Device Management moduleyou can create nodes from the community node to room node.

  1. Move the arrow to the Community (root node), and click to create building nodes.
  2. After the building nodes are created, you can create other nodes subordinated to the building nodes in the same way.
  3. Move the arrow to Public node and click to create public area node.

Note:

You can click  to change the node name.

Add Nodes Using a Template

  1. Click to go to the node template.
  2. Set up the node number at each node level and the following the parameters.
  • Create From: decides the order of the created node. For example, if you want to create Building 10-20 and there are already Building 1-12, you can enter 9 in Create From field and the new buildings created will be ordered from 10. The original Building 10, 11, and 12 will be reordered to be Building 21, 22, and 23.
  • Set As Floor Level: decides accessible floors for residents. The node number equals to the floor number.  For example, if you enable Set As Floor Level for the unit with node number 6, the resident can access 6th floor. You can also turn on or off the feature when editing nodes.

Note:

  • Room and public nodes are optional.
  • Set As Floor Level is enabled for Level 4 by default.
  • Set As Floor Level can only be enabled for Level 2, 3, 4, or 5. The accessible floors will be synchronized to the Personnel Management > Resident > Add Resident interface. 

Edit/Delete Nodes

You can edit node names and numbers. And you can delete the node.

  1. Click of the node you want to edit.
  2. Change the node name and number if needed.
  3. Enable or disable Set As Floor Level.
  4. Select Enabled in the Sync field if you want all the parallel nodes have the same name at the same node level. For example, if you change the building 1 to building A, then all the building nodes will be renamed to building A after synchronization.
  5. Click to delete the node.
  • Building Node

  • Public Node

Add Devices

After the nodes are created, you can start adding the device(s) to the specific level of nodes in the Device Management module. Devices can be added separately, in batch, or via scanning.

Add Devices Separately

  1. In the Device Management Module, click .
  2. Select the desired node to add the device.
  3. Fill in the device name, type and network parameters.
  4. Configure and synchronize the device settings to the device if needed.

  • Parameter Description:

NO.

Parameter

Description

1

Location

Select the node as the location on the left column.

3

Device Name

Name the device to distinguish it from others. The maximum field length is 63 digits. If you leave the device name blank, the system will prompt “Please enter the name”.

4

Device Type

Select device type: Indoor Monitor, Door Phone, Guard Phone, and Access control. The default device type is Door Phone.

5

MAC address

Fill in the device MAC address.

6

IP Address

Fill in the device IP address.

7

Subnet Mask

Fill in the device subnet mask.

8

Default Gateway

Fill in the device default gateway.

9

Primary DNS

Fill in the primary DNS.

10

Secondary DNS

Fill in the secondary DNS.

Note:

  • Device network settings can be obtained on the device.
  • Default Settings

NO.

Settings

Description

1

Account Active

Enable or disable the device SIP account.

2

Account Label

Fill in the device SIP account display label.

3

Account Display Name

Fill in the device SIP account display name to be shown on the device being called to.

4

Account Username

Fill in the device SIP account username, which can be the same as the SIP account authentication name.

5

Account Auth Name

Fill in the device SIP account authentication name.

6

Account Password

Fill in the device SIP account authentication password.

7

Account Server1/2

Fill in the SIP server IP address.

8

Account Port1/2

Fill in the SIP server port for the data transmission. The default SIP server port is 5060.

9

RTSP Enable

Enable the RTSP if you want to obtain the video footage from the device.

10

Prevent SIP Hacking

Enable it if you want to deny the call from other devices which does not share the same SIP server with the called-party device.

11

DTMF Option

Select the number of DTMF digit for the door access control (Ranging from 1- 4 digits).

12

DTMF Code 1/2/3

Set the three sets of DTMF codes for relay A/B/C and the number of the codes.

13

Relay Enable

Enable the open relay via HTTP function.

14

Relay Username

Create authentication name for the open relay via HTTP. Relay username must be configured before you can open the door via HTTP on SDMC.

15

Relay Password

Create password for the open via HTTP authentication. Relay password must be set before you can open the door via HTTP on SDMC.

Add Devices in Batch

SDMC allows you to add devices in batch using .xlsx file. You can export existing device information and use the file as a template.

1. In the Device Management module, click .

2. Click Export to export the template file.

3. Follow the instructions and enter the device information.

4. Click Import to upload the modified file.

Sample Template:

Note
  • You can import a maximum of 20000 devices at a time.
  • Without using a USB license, when the number of devices already added plus the devices listed in the file exceeds 500, the file cannot be imported.

Add Devices via Scanning

SDMC allows you to scan the devices in the same network before adding them to the specific node. Device network information will be automatically filled in.

1. In the Device Management module, click. Select to display Unmatched, Matched, or All devices in Status field.

2. Tick the checkbox of the specific device you want to add, and click.

3. Select the desired node and complete the settings.

After the devices are added successfully, status will change from unmatched to matched.

Check/Edit/Delete Device

  1. Search and check the device by device online status, device type, or keyword.
  2. Click to delete the desired device.
  3. Click to edit the desired device.

   4. Edit the device in terms of moving the device to the different node and modifying device network and default settings.

  • Field Name Description

NO.

Field Name

Description

1

Type

Indicates the device type.

2

Node

Indicates the level of node at which the device is deployed.

3

Location

Indicates the device locations corresponding to the nodes.

4

Device Name

Indicates the device name.

5

IP

Displays device IP address.

6

MAC

Displays device MAC address.

7

Status

Displays device online status.

8

Firmware

Display the current device firmware version

9

Operations

Allows you to the perform four operations.

Make Calls to Device

As an administrator, you can make call to the specific device if needed.

  1. Click of the specific device.
  2. Click to hang up the call.

Trigger Device Relay via HTTP

  1. Click of the specific device.

Devices Autop

SDMC allows you to perform device autop in batch.

1. Click Device Management > Device Configuration > .

2. Enter the autop command. Enter multiple commands on newlines with a maximum of 4096 bytes.

3. You can tick the box of the device type(All, Indoor Monitor, Door Phone, Guard Phone, Access Control) or nodes to quickly select desired devices. You can also enter the device name, IP, or MAC to search.

4. Click OK to save the configuration.

After creating commands, you can search, edit, and delete them on the Device Configuration window.

Upgrade Firmware

SDMC allows you to upgrade device firmwares remotely.

1. Click Device Management > Upgrade Management > .

2. Select the device model on the upper left corner and tick the box of the desired device.

3. Select Upgrade Right Now or customize the time by clicking Idle-time Upgrade.

4. Click Select File to upload the firmware and click Upgrade.

You can select the device model or status type (All Status, Finished, Processing, and Cancel) to check the device upgrading details.

Personnel Management

Personnel Management module includes three sub-modules, Resident, Property Worker, and Verification Mode where you can manage residents, property staff, various types of authentication, and access control.

 Manage Residents

You can assign residents to rooms and buildings, etc, manage their personal information and grant them various access methods.

Add Residents

You can add residents to the rooms and buildings on the node basis.

  1. Click Personnel Management > Residentthen click .
  2. Select the desired room node to add the resident.
  3. Enter the resident’s information.
  4. Select the floor number that the resident is allowed to access.
  5. You can tick the box of Access Control to set the period when the user is allowed to open doors. It is disabled by default.
  6. Set access authentication methods for the resident:
  • Create the private PIN code.
  • Click to obtain the ID card number from the card reader connected to the SDMC, or enter the ID card number directly.
  • Click to obtain the finger print from the finger print reader connected to the SDMC.
  • Upload Resident Face ID for access authentication. 

        a. Click Browse to upload the resident’s picture, and reset the picture for re-upload if needed.

        b. Click Camera to take a picture of the resident before uploading.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Description

1

Location

Location can only be the room node (the lowest node).

2

Personnel ID

Personnel ID can be automatically generated, or you can change the personnel ID when adding the resident.

3

Name

You can only enter 63 characters maximum in length.

4

Phone

You can only enter 63 characters maximum in length.

5

Email

You can only enter 63 characters maximum in length.

6Accessible FloorsYou can select up to 10 floor numbers. When All Floors is selected, other options cannot be selected.

Note: when Set As Floor Level is enabled for the node or superordinate nodes, the accessible floors will be synchronized here. 
7Access ControlEnable the feature to set the time when the user can open doors.
8Valid PeriodSelect the valid time span for access control methods.

9

Private Key

Private PIN code should be 2-8 digits

10

Card ID

You can only enter number or alphabet with 127 digits in length. Each resident can be assigned with five card numbers maximum. And card numbers should be separated by “;”

11

Finger Print

Scan your finger on the finger print reader.

12

Face ID

You can upload the face ID directly, or you can take a picture of the resident with your PC camera (the picture should be 480*480 or greater). Face in the picture should be clear and in front-view, accounting for 1/4 of the total space of the picture.

Note:

After the resident information and authentication methods are set up, you are required to click in the Device Management Module to synchronize the data to the device.

Import/Export Resident Data

You can import the .zip file to SDMC to quickly set up resident’s information and access authentication methods and export the .zip file for backup.

  1. Click .
  2. Click Import, and select the .zip file in your local PC, then upload the file to your SDMC.
  3. Tick the checkbox of the specific resident(s) or tick of all the resident, then click Export and select where you want to store the .zip file in your PC, then click Save.

  • .Zip file sample

Note:

You are allowed to upload .xlsx excel file to the SDMC directly if you do not need to import face and finger print data.

Check/Edit/Delete Residents

You can search, check, edit and delete the residents that have been added.

  1. Search the resident by Personnel ID, Name, Location, Phone Number in the Fuzzy search field
  2. Tick the checkbox of the specific resident(s) or tick the if you want to delete all the residents.

    3. Click  of the desired resident to edit.

Manage Property Staff

Add Property Staff

You can add property staff(s) and grant them the permission to open doors in the specific location for the property management.

  1. Click Personnel Management > Property Worker > .
  2. Enter the staff’s personal information and change the automatically generated personnel ID if needed.
  3. Allow staff to access a specific door by choosing an access control device at the desired location.
  4. Set the verification mode for the staff in the same way as you do for residents.

Import/Export Property Staff

You can import the .zip file to SDMC to quickly set up property staff information and access authentication methods, and export the zip file as needed for backup.

  1. Click .
  2. Click Import, and select the .zip file in your local PC, then upload the file to your SDMC.
  3. Tick the checkbox of the specific property staff(s) or tick of all the staffs, then click Export and select where you want to store the .zip file in your PC, then click Save.

  • .Zip file sample

Note:

You are allowed to upload .xlsx excel file to the SDMC directly if you do not need to import face and finger print data.

Check/Edit/Delete Property Staff

You can search, check, edit and delete the property staff that have been added.

  1. Search the property staff by Personnel ID, Name, Location, Phone Number in the Fuzzy search field.
  2. Tick the checkbox of the desired property staff(s) or tick if you want to delete all the property staff.

   3. Click of the desired user to edit.

Note

Keyword used for searching property staff are case-sensitive.

Access Authentication Management

You can set up different access methods for both residents and property staff and specify the locations they are allowed to access.

Face ID

Create Face ID

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Face ID (on the left column) > .
  2. Select Personnel Type.

  • Select Resident type
  1. Enter the resident’s name or you can click to select the resident from the existing residents name list, and fill in other information.
  2. Select the room node for the resident on the left column.(The resident will be able to access the building in which the room is located.)
  3. Upload the resident’s picture to SDMC.
  • Select Property Worker type
  1. Enter the property staff’s name or you can click to select the staff from the existing property staff name list, and fill in other information.
  2. Select the specific nodes (locations) where you allow the property staff to access.
  3. Upload the property staff ’s picture to SDMC

Import/Export Face IDs

You can import face IDs to SDMC for residents and property staffs for a quicker and larger scale face ID enrollment, and export the data for backup.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Face ID (on the left column) > .

     2. Click , and select the .zip file, then import the file to the SDMC.

     3. Click to export the .zip face data out of the SDMC to your local PC.

Check/Edit/Delete Face Data

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Face ID
  2. Search the face ID by personnel ID, Name in the fuzzy search field. Reset the search keyword if needed.
  3. Tick the checkbox of the desired face ID to delete or tick to delete all.
  4. Click to edit the information.
  5. Clickof the specific resident and property staff for the deletion.

Private PIN Code

Create Private PIN Code

Private PIN code is used by the residents for door opening.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > PIN >  .
  2. Select Personnel Type:

  • Select Resident type
  1. Enter the resident’s name or you can click to select the resident from the existing residents name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the room node for the resident on the left column.(The resident will be able to access the building in which the room is located.)
  3. Create Private PIN code for the resident.
  • Select Property Worker type
  1. Enter the property staff’s name or you can click to select the staff from the existing property staff name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the specific nodes (locations) where you allow the property staff to gain access to.
  3. Create private PIN code for the residents.

Import/Export Private PIN Codes

You can import private PIN codes to SDMC for residents for a quicker and larger number of PIN code setup, and export the data for backup.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > PIN > .

    2.Click , and select the .zip file, then import the file to the SDMC

    3.Click to export the .zip private PIN code data out of the SDMC to your local PC.

Search/Edit/Delete Private PIN Codes

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > PIN.
  2. Search the Private PIN code by Personnel ID, Name in the fuzzy search field. Reset the search keyword if needed.
  3. Tick the checkbox of the desired PIN code for deletion, or you can tick to delete all.
  4. Click to edit the information.
  5. Click of the specific resident and property staff for the PIN code deletion.

Card ID

Create Card ID

You can create access card number for both residents and property manager.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Card ID >  .
  2. Select Personnel Type:

  • Select Resident type
  1. Enter the resident’s name or you can click to select the resident from the existing residents name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the room node for the resident.(The resident will be able to access the building in which the room is located.)
  3. Click to obtain the card number for the card reader, or you fill in the card number manually.
  • Select Property Worker type
  1. Enter the staff’s name or you can click to select the resident from the existing property stuff’s name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the specific nodes (locations) where you allow the property staff to gain access to.
  3. Click to obtain the card number for the card reader, or you fill in the card number manually.

Import/Export Card IDs

You can import access card number for residents and property staffs in batch, and export the data for backup.

1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Card ID >  .

2. Click , and select the .xlsx file, then import the file to the SDMC.

3. Click to export the .xlsx card data out of the SDMC to your local PC.

Search/Edit/Delete Card ID

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Card ID.
  2. Search the face ID by Personnel ID, Name in the fuzzy search field. Reset the search keyword if needed.
  3. Tick the checkbox of the desired card ID for the deletion, or you can tick to delete all.
  4. Click to edit the information.
  5. Click of the specific resident or property staff for the card ID deletion.

Finger Print

Enroll Finger Print

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Finger Print > .
  2. Select Personnel Type:

  • Select Resident type
  1. Enter the resident’s name or you can click   to select the resident from the existing residents name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the room node for the resident on the left column.(The resident will be able to access the building in which the room is located.)
  3. Click to obtain the finger print code from the finger print reader, or you can fill in the code number.

  • Select Property Worker type
  1. Enter the property staff’s name or you can click to select the staff from the existing property staff name list, then fill in other information.
  2. Select the specific nodes (locations) where you allow the property staff to access.
  3. Click to obtain the finger print code from the finger print reader, or you can fill in the code number.

Import/Export Finger Print Data

You can import finger print data to SDMC for residents and property staffs for a quicker and larger scale enrollment, and export the data for backup.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Finger Print > .

     3.Click , and select the .zip file, then import the file to the SDMC

     4.Click to export the .zip finger print data out of the SDMC to your local PC.

Check/Edit/Delete Finger Print Data

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Finger Print.
  2. Search the finger print data in the fuzzy search field by Personnel ID, Name and Finger Print code .
  3. Click to edit the information.
  4. Click of the specific finger print for deletion or tick to delete all.

Note:

Do not change the finer print code. Changes may result in invalid finger print authentication.

Temporary PIN Code

Create Temporary PIN Code

You can generate temporary PIN code with validity time range for the visitors to access the location you selected.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Temp PIN > .
  2. Enter the visitor’s name, and select the location that the visitor can access.
  3. Enter the visitor’s email for receiving the temporary PIN.
  4. Select the floor number that the visitor can access.
  5. Click to generate temporary PIN code for the visitor, or enter the PIN code manually.
  6. Set the PIN code validity time range, and press OK to save the configuration.

  • Field Name Description

NO.

Field Name

Description

1

Visitor Name

Enter the visitor name, which should be 63 digits maximum in length. The visitor’s name can be seen in the access log.

2

Visitor Location

Select the location (node) that you allow the visitor to access to. The node you selected can be applicable upwards. For example if you select the node “Building1” then the visitor is also allowed to access the “Community1” node, which is above the Building node.

3

Email

Email should be 255 digits in length maximum.

4Accessible FloorsYou can select up to 10 floor numbers. When All Floors is selected, other options cannot be selected.

5

Temp PIN

Temporary PIN code should be 2-8 digit numbers starting with the number 9. You can change the PIN code after its being generated.

6

Valid Period

Set the validity time range for the temporary PIN code. The default valid time range is “00:00:00-23:59:59” of the day.

Check/ Edit /Delete Temporary PIN Code

After the Temporary PIN code is generated, you can change the visitor’s information in terms of their names, visiting location, emails, and temporary PIN code along with its validity time range if needed.

  1. Navigate to Personnel Management > Verification Mode > Temp Key.
  2. Search the temporary PIN code in the search field by personnel ID, name and temporary PIN code.
  3. Click  to edit the information.
  4. Click of the specific temporary PIN code for deletion or tick  to delete all.

Monitor

Setting

Add Monitoring Devices

You can add Akuvox door phones as monitoring devices in the same LAN network via scanning and you can also add third-party IP camera for monitoring.

  • Add Akuvox Door Phone via Scanning
  1. Click and click .
  2. Tick the checkbox of the desired door phone and click .

    3.Enter the RTSP username and password for authentication, and select the number of the channel display.

    4.Enter the relay username and password for authentication,and enable relay(s) as needed.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Descriptions

1

Device Number

Shows the monitoring device IP address.

2

Device Name

Shows the monitoring device name by location.

3

MAC Address

Shows the monitoring device MAC address.

4

Display

Select the number of channel if you want to view the monitoring video (from 1-16 channels).

5

RTSP User

Enter the door phone RTSP username for authentication.

6

RTSP Password

Enter the door phone RTSP password for authentication.

7

Username

Enter the door phone relay username for authentication.

8

Password

Enter the door phone password for authentication.

9

Relay A/B/C/D

Enable the relay(s) that can be triggered while you are monitoring.

Note:

The number of channel selected should be matched with channel display icon you selected. For example, if you select “5” for the channel display, and you select, then the video will not displayed. You should select the channel icon greater than 5.

  • Add Third Party IP camera
  1. Click and then .
  2. Fill in the RTSP URL of the IP camera.
  3. Fill the IP address of the access-controlling door phone.
  4. Enter device name of the IP camera, and select the number of display channel.
  5. Enter the relay username and password for the authentication.
  6. Enable the relay(s) as needed.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Descriptions

1

RTSP Address

Enter the RTSP address in the URL format provided by third party IP camera.

2

Device Name

Enter the IP address of the door phone that trigger the relay for the door unlock.

3

MAC Address

Enter the IP camera name, for example by its location.

4

Device Number

Enter the IP address of the door phone that is located closer to the the IP camera.

Edit/Delete Monitoring Device

You can edit and delete the monitoring device if needed.

  1. Clickto delete the desired device, or tick to delete all.
  2. Click to edit settings.

Preview/Call/Unlock

After the monitoring device is set up, you can preview the video image from monitoring device to see who is standing at the door station, while making a call to the person before you open the door.

  1. Click of the monitoring device to take a preview of the video image.
  2. Click to call the monitoring device.

  3. Click to unlock the access-controlling door phone.

In addition, you can re-select the monitoring device after taking a quick view of the full screen video footage.

  1. Click on the upper area highlighted in the red box.
  2. Select the desired monitoring device.

Message

Create/Draft/Send Message

You can create, draft, and send messages or notifications to the targeted residents or to all residents in the community.

  1. Click Message > Text Message > .
  2. Create the subject and the message, then select the specific residents (by their room node(s))
  3. Click Send to send message to the device (eg indoor monitor) you selected, or you can click Save to save the message as a draft for later used if needed.

Import/Export Message

You can import the message template file from your local PC to SDMC, and the message in the file will be automatically sent to the designated device node. You can also export the received messages.

  • Import/Send Message to Residents
  1. Navigate to Message > Text Message > Sent.
  2. Click to select the .xlsx message file from your local PC, and import the message file to the SDMC, which will send the message to the specific device node.

  • Import Template:

  • Export Message
  1. Click of the specific message you want to export.

   2.Click to export the message to your local PC.

Check/Reply/Forward/Delete/Edit Message

Check/Reply/Forward/Delete Received Messages

You check, reply, forward, and delete the messages in the inbox.

  1. Select Message > Text Message > Inbox.
  2. Search the message by Date/All/Unread/Read, or enter the keyword in the fuzzy search field by Device Name or Subject.

   3.Click to check the message details. You can also forward or reply the message.

   4.Click to reply the message in the same way as you create a new message.

     5.Click to forward the message to other residents and select the node(s) to which you want to forward the message.

      6. Click to delete the message.

Note:

The two numbers on both side of “/” indicates the total number of received message and unread messages. For example, 2 is total number of messages, 0 is the total number unread message.

Check/Forward/Delete Sent Messages
  1. Select Message > Text Message > Sent.
  2. Search the message by Date, or enter the keyword in the fuzzy search field by Device Name or Subject.
  3. Clickto delete the message, or tick to delete all.
  4. Click to check the message.

    5.Click to forward the message to other residents and select the node(s) to which you want to send the message.

Edit/Delete Draft Messages

You can edit and delete the draft message before sending to targeted residents.

  1. Select Message > Text Message > Draft.
  2. Search the message by Date, or enter the keyword in the fuzzy search field by Device name, Subject.

     3. Clickto delete the message, or tickto delete all.

     4. Click to edit the message and select the node(s) to which you plan to send the message.

Gas Data

SDMC can receive gas data sent by the indoor monitor and allows you to export the data by month.

1. Click Message > Gas Data.

2. Search the gas log by date.

3. You can click to edit the gas value with a maximum of 10 digits. Only numbers and decimal points can be entered.

4. You can click  to delete the log.

5. You can click to export the log in either .csv or .xlsx format to your PC.

Ad Pushing

Photo/Video Ads

You can upload the Ad pictures videos to the SDMC and synchronize them to targeted residents’ indoor monitors. And the pictures and videos will be displayed in rotation according to the display duration you set up.

  1. Click Message > Community Advertisement > .
  2. Select the File Type.
  • Photo Ad
  1. Name the picture.
  2. Enter the description for the ad.
  3. Click Import to upload the picture to SDMC, and set the display duration.
  4. Click Save to save the picture, and click Send To Device if you want to synchronize the picture to the device.

    5. Select the device to which you want to synchronize the picture(s) by nodes, then click Send for the confirmation.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Descriptions

1

File Type

Select photo or video ad according to you need.

2

Name

Create Ad list name for the convenience of management and categorization

3

Description

Enter the description for ads, for example you can enter the owner of the ads and ad expiration date etc.

4

Files: Name

Shows the file name of the picture

5

Duration

Set the rotational display duration of the pictures. The duration can be 10s, 20s, 30,60s, 120s,180s,240s, 300s, 600s, 1200s, 1800s,3600s, and 10s (default duration). For example, if you select “10s” for the duration, then a picture will be displayed for 10 seconds before it changes to the next one.

6

Preview

Display the preview of the picture.

Note:

The picture should be .jpg, jpeg, and png format with recommended dimension of 1920*1080 .

  • Video Ad
  1. Name the video.
  2. Enter the description for the video.
  3. Click Import to upload the video to SDMC, and set the display duration.
  4. Click Save to save the configuration and click Send To Device if you want to synchronize the video to the device.

   5.Select the device to which you want to synchronize the video(s) by nodes, then click Send for the confirmation.

Note:

The video should be mp4, wmv, and avi format.

Check/Delete/Edit Ads

  1. Click Message > Community Advertisement.
  2. Search the ads by Name and Description in the fuzzy search field.
  3. Clickto edit the ad.
  4. Click to delete the ad.

Logs

Logs module allows you manages six types of logs: Access Logs, Alarm Logs, Call Logs, Video Records, Motion Detection, and System Logs.

Access Logs

Search/Check/Delete/Export Access Logs

  1. Click Logs > Access Logs.
  2. Search the access logs by Name, Location, Personnel ID, or Device Name in the search field.
  3. Click to see the picture captured.
  4. Click to delete the log.
  5. Click to export the log to your PC.

Alarm Logs

Search/Check/Delete/Export Alarm Logs

  1. Click Logs > Alarm Logs.
  2. Search the alarm log by All/Dealt/Undealt or Location in the search field.
  3. Click to see the picture captured.
  4. Click to delete the log.

5. Click of the alarm logs if you want to enter remarks for the alarm you have dealt.

6. Click to export the log to your PC.

Call Logs

Search/Check/Delete/Export Call Logs

  1. Click Logs > Call Logs.
  2. Search the call log by date, type, or location in the search field.
  3. Click to delete the log.
  4. Click to export the log to your PC.

Video Records

Search/Check/Delete/Export Video Records

  1. Click Logs > Video Records.
  2. Search the call log by date or name in the search field.
  3. In Operation field, you can click the picture to see the enlarged one,   to play the audio or video record, and to delete the log.
  4. Click Open File to see the downloaded files.

Note
You can change the file path for storing video records. Go to System > System Settings > File Path and click Select to choose the file path.

Motion Detection

Search/Check/Delete/Export Motion Detection Records

  1. Click Logs > Motion Detection.
  2. Search the motion detection log by date, name, or location in the search field.
  3. In Operation field, you can click the picture to see the enlarged one and to delete the log.
  4. Click Open File to see the downloaded files.

Note
You can change the file path for storing motion detection records. Go to System > System Settings > File Path and click Select to choose the file path.

System Logs

System module allows you to monitor all the system operations that have occurred in the SDMC. You can check system logs and export the log to your PC.

Search/Export Logs

  1. Click Logs > System Logs.
  2. Search the logs by date or keyword in the search field.
  3. Click to export the system logs to your PC.

  • Operation code examples

System log is composed of the operation code starting with a verb .

NO.

Operation Verb

Descriptions

1

Login

Indicates a Login operation meaning some one has log into the SDMC.

2

Send

Indicates a Send operation, for example” Send AD List: [ Device Name=403-Ryan; Adlist Name=Test-2” means AD list has been sent to the device (403-Ryan) with Ad list name “ Test-2”

3

Modify

Indicates an Modfiy operation, Modify Network [Network Interface Card=192.168.31.15, IP=192.168.31.19, meaning the network adaptor IP address has been changed to 192.168.31.19.

System

SIP Settings

You are required to configure SIP settings for the SDMC before you can make SIP calls from SMDC to the devices.

  1. Click System > SIP Settings.
  2. Configure the SDMC SIP settings.

  • Field Name Description
Field NameSub-field NameDescriptions
SIP AccountStatusDisplays if the SIP account is registered or not. It will show Enabled when the account is registered.
Account ActiveEnable or disable the registered SIP account.
Display NameIt can be the device's name shown on the called-party device. You can fill in 63 bytes of characters in length maximum.
Register NameThe SIP account register name obtained from the SIP account administrator. You can fill in 63 bytes of characters in length maximum.
UsernameThe SIP account username obtained from the SIP account administrator for authentication. You can fill in 63 bytes of characters in length maximum.
PasswordThe password obtained from the SIP account administrator for authentication.
SIP Server1/2SIP ServerSIP server IP address or its URL.
PortSIP server port for data transmission.
Registration PeriodSIP account registration time pan. SIP re-registration will start automatically if the account registration fails during the registration time span. The registration period ranges from 30-65535s with 1800 default.
Outbound DomainOutbound DomainThe domain name (DNS) provided by the outbound proxy server provider.
Enable OutboundEnable or disable the outbound proxy server.
Server IPThe outbound SIP server IP address or its URL.
PortThe outbound SIP server port for data transmission .
Advanced SettingsRPortEnable the RPort when the SIP server is in WAN(Wide Area Network).

Note:

An outbound proxy server is used to receive all initiating request messages and route them to the designated SIP server for the data transmission.

Backup & Restore

SDMC allows data to be stored in your computer automatically, which can be used to restore your SDMC database when data damage or breakdown occurs. You can set the auto-backup schedule for the database.

  1. Click System > Backup & Restore.
  2. Select Local Backup & Restore or Remote Backup & Restore.
  • Local Backup & Restore:

    1. Select the file path and click Backup Now, or configure the auto-backup schedule.

    2. Click Restore to upload data from your computer.

  • Remote Backup & Restore:

    1. Configure FTP Server whose address, password, and username should be obtained from FTP server provider. You can click Test Connection to check whether the connection is set up and stable.

    2. Click Backup Now or configure auto-backup schedule.

    3. Click Restore to upload data from your computer.

Device Backup & Restore

Update Autop Data to Device

  1. Click System > Device Backup & Restore.
  2. Select the device by node on the left column or search the device by Device Name, MAC, etc.
  3. Click to update the Autop data of the desired device.

Reset the Device

You can reset the device remotely from your SDMC for the device maintenance and troubleshooting.

  1. Click System > Device Backup & Restore.
  2. Select the the device by node on the left column or search the device by Device Name, MAC, etc.
  3. Click to reset the desired device.
  4. Enter the authentication username and password.

Reboot the Device

You can reboot the device remotely from your SDMC for the device the maintenance and troubleshooting etc.if needed.

  1. Click System > Device Backup & Restore.
  2. Select the device by node on the left column or search the device by Device Name, MAC etc.
  3. Click to reboot the desired device.
  4. Enter the authentication username and password.

Lift Control

  1. Click System > Lift Settings.
  2. Click  of the lift you want to control.

    3. Enable the lift and edit the lift label.

    4. Enter the HTTP command provided by the lift control manufacturer.

Clickto summon the lift.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Descriptions

1

Label

Configure the lift label 1-6. The label should be 63 digits maximum in length.

2

HTTP command

The HTTP command should be 255 digits maximum in length.

Lift control can also be made on the dashboard by clicking System > Lift Settings.

System Setting

Quick Entrance

Quick Entrance allows you to configure operational icons on the dashboard for the quick and convenient of operations.

  1. Click System > System Setting > Quick Entrance.
  2. Move the operational icons left or right using and adjust the dashboard position of the operational icons by selecting .

SMTP

SMTP server can be configured in your SDMC. When alarm goes off or door is opened, then notification can be sent to the SMTP server.

  1. Click System > System Settings > SMTP.
  2. Configure the parameters.

  • Field Name Description:

NO.

Field Name

Descriptions

1

Sender

The sender name of the notification, which is SDMC by default. The sender name should be 63 digits maximum in length.

2

Username

The SMTP server authentication username.

3

Password

The SMTP server authentication password.

4

SMTP Server

The SMTP server address. It should 255 digit maximum in length

5

SMTP Port

The SMTP server port ranges from 1-65535 with 25 default.

HTTP API

SDMC allows you to customize the username and password for authentication when obtaining HTTP API.

1. Click System > System Settings > HTTP API.

2. Customize the username and password and click OK to save the configuration.

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