Optimus CAPIP-V1B-MI/C ESTACION ENT.AUDIO/VIDEO 1PUL LECT.PROX. manual

AUDIO/VIDEO ENTRY STATIONS WITH READER ACCESS

Range : IP INTERCOM Series :

Installation  Connection  Programming  Use 

PRESENTATION

Products reference: 560.6000 (CAP-IP-1B-PROX/C) – 560.6100 (CAP-IP-1B-MI/C) – 560.6200 (CAP-IP-

1B-MIS/C) – 560.6300 (CAP-IP-1B-DES) – 560.6400 (CAP-IP-1B-PROX/HID) – 560.6500 (CAP-IP-V1B-

PROX/C) – 560.6600 (CAP-IP-V1B-MI/C) – 560.6700 (CAP-IP-V1B-MIS/C) – 560.6800 (CAP-IP-V1B-

DES) –560.6900 (CAP-IP-V1B-PROX/HID)

The CAP IP entry station integrates complete and powerful Full IP capabilities. With native SIP, it offers the following principal functions (depending upon the version):

Establish an audio/video communication over IP

Register on SIP Server (possibility to configure up to two backup servers)

Manage 1 push buttons

Manage 2 inputs « all or nothing »

Manage an embedded reader access control.

A single-pole dry contact to control a keeper or other organ

Compliant with disabled accessibility: 3 LED associated with 3 symbols and 3 speech synthesizers allow a signal call, communication or opening door

Manage the profiles according to the time

Manage its advanced automation interfaces (logical relations and schedules)

Provides H264 video stream for recording or monitoring

Perform autotests automatically or on demand

Update by TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol)

Integrate SNMP protocol (Simple Network Management Protocol)

Integrate VLANs

Secure the Ethernet network by using the 802.1X protocol (Radius)

Backup on power failure.

POE function (Power Over Ethernet)

Wi-Fi function (option)

Integrated magnetic loop

Thanks to its embedded web server, it can be configured, monitored and operated from any browser

CAP IP Lecteur audio CAP IP Lecteur Vidéo

VERSIONS

Version 1B + reader access control 125Khz

Version 1B + reader access control Mifare serial number 13,56Mhz

Version 1B + reader access control Mifare sector

Version 1B + reader access control DESFire

Version 1B + reader access control 125Khz HID

All versions can have a video option

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CONNECTION

Logic input 2

Reset Button

Amplifier connection or magnétic induction loop

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Connecting the power supply

A 15-30V power supply is required.

The station can be powered by the POE network.

Connecting the IP network

The connection is made by Ethernet 10/100 Mbits RJ45.

Connecting the relay outputs

The connection is made using a 3-point terminal that provides the "Contact (C) / Rest (R) / Office (W)" interface.

If you use one of these relay outputs to control a 12, 24 or 48V AC or DC latch, connect an unpolarized 58V diode in parallel with the dry contact between C and W or C and R depending on the use (diode included).

Connecting the input

2 inputs TOR allows the connection of a dry contact (do not apply power) to be activated, the inputs must be pulled to ground. Contacts can be deported to 1km.

Protection against electrostatic discharge

Connect the station to the ground using the supplied terminal (see label holder screw).



INSTALLATION

Surface mounting:

Attach the back with three 3-3.5 mm screws maximum (see drawing below)

Attach the front with 6 FHC M3-10 screws.

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26

135

50

54,5

40



Flush mounting

Prepare hole of height 315 mm, width 110 mm and depth 45mm in wall.

Coat the back of the hole with at least 10 mm fresh cement.

Insert the back of the entry station and push it until the front touches the wall.

Allow cement to dry at least 24 hours.

Connect the entry station.


45

Bulkhead mounting in plasterboard

Prepare a hole of height 315 mm and width 115 mm in wall.

Mount the claw kit in the entry station back.

Attach the back of the entry station in the hole with claws.





Mounting on post

Prepare the opening for mounting the entry station back on the post, as specified below.

Attach the entry station back on the post with 4 FZ M3-10 screws (countersunk head).



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= 100 =

= 98 =

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4 tapped holes M3



USE

IP address for station

Each station must have its own IP address on the network. This address will be given by the network server (DHCP addressing) or manually configured. This addressing can be configured from a computer via the web server station.

The station is delivered by default with a DHCP address. If no DHCP server is present, then the station will take a fixed IP address of domain IP4All: 169.254.xx.xx. The IP address of station will be found by the application

CastelIPSearch or CastelServer). Otherwise, if the reset button is pressed during operation, the station will take a fixed IP address 192.168.49.251.

Access to your web server station

To connect you web server station, you have to use a web browser as FIREFOX or INTERNET EXPLORER. Open your web browser from any computer on the network and tape: https:// following by the IP address of the station

(https://IP ADDRESS for station). You will be directly connected by your station web page. You will just have to insert your login (by default: admin) and your password (by default: admin) for the access of the web server functions.

Web server provides information on the station and configure. To have all the functions, go on to display/full display. Online help is accessible from any menu gives information on the various functions of the web server.



FUNCTIONS

The entry station is designed for dialogue via the IP network with other CAP IP stations, a software phone, an SIP phone or any other item which is compatible with SIP standards.

General entry station functions

Configure a network connection

Configure a SIP account

Set date and time manually or via a NTP server

Manage audio and video communication (depending on the version)

↘ Set a priority level on the station

↘ Set a time-out call and communication

↘ Automatic hanging up with and without delay

↘ Activate de privacy mode on the automatic hang-up

Audio interface functions

Set the loud-speaker and microphone volume

Set the type of phone (full duplex/ half duplex)

Set the level of ambient noise reduction

Configure the RTP port number

Validate/cancel audio codecs

Set the ringtone and tone

Configure DTMF commands for controlling (eg the local relay)

Configure the noise detection to trigger a call eg

Switch to simplex on dtmf commands (for entry stations with keyboard):

↘ '*' allow to switch in listen mode (mute the microphone on the station which receive the dtmf)

↘ '#' allow to switch in spoken mode (mute the microphone on the station which emit the dtmf)

↘ '0' allow to return to the standard mode (full or half duplex)

Video interface functions

Configure the port RTP number

Validate/cancel video codecs

Set the bandwidth

Programmable function buttons

Each button is programmable and allows:

To make a call from 1 to 10 stations simultaneous or temporize

Control the local relay, the station relay in communication

Send a DTMF code

End a call

Badge reader function

Configure the type of badge

Block the reader

Realize a local access control

Realize a supervised access control (using CastelAcces)

Input interface functions

For each input it is possible to:

Configure the input as a “status” or “counter”

Configure the active status of the input (open or closed contact)

Configure timing to take into account status changes (anti-bounce-back function)

Configure the counter threshold

Block the input

Output interface functions

The output interface relay is programmable; it is possible to:

Configure the type of output relay; mono-stable, bi-stable or flashing

Configure the type of contact: normally open/normally closed

Control stop/go output

Control force open/force closed output

Configure the time parameters for output



Logical input web server function

Logical input allows 2 kinds of functionality:

Create a logic from which it will be possible to condition actions in relations

Create a counter which will be updated as events and depending on the value of this counter start one or more actions if required

Function related to the web server

The web server is the point of parameters setting of the automatisms also called relations. There is 2 kind of relation:

Time: Can start actions on identified time slots. There are 3 priority levels for a connection schedule (high, medium, small).

Logical:

↘ Logical condition: Can start actions depending on the status. A logical relation can be integrated by some operator as AND, OR, NOT, XOR. In the same way, a logical relation can start several actions.

↘ Numerical condition: Can perform actions by comparing the value of a counter with various thresholds. It is also possible to add or subtract counter values and compare the results.

Function of the user web server

Web server allows the station to grant, modify or delete privileges to users by specifying their login, password and operating language.

On the user tab, you can create, import, export and visualize a directory. This directory is the set of users that can be calling from the station.

Function of the web server profile

It’s possible to create modify or delete functional profile of the station. Each profile specify a priority of the station, a configuration of the buttons functions, a configuration of the directory (black list/white list) and security right of station.

The station can function with a single profile or various profiles according to time slots.

Configuration of the local access

The station can be used to control the access.

Programmation of 1 to 15000 access codes with 1 to 20 numbers.

Programmation of action(s) linked to the access authorization or access refused using logical relations

Taking into account of time slot

Administration management SNMP

The station includes an agent SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) to respond to SNMP requests and to send notifications (traps) to a SNMP manager.

From web pages, you can:

Configure different community (read / write)

Configure system data (“sysContact” and “sysLocation”)

Configure notifications (recipient, community ...)

Download “MIB Castel”

It supports SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c versions.

Autotest function

The station has several tests to validate its functioning:

Autotest “Micro and speaker”: to test the remote operation of speakers and microphone. From the page

"Advanced Settings", it is possible to adjust levels of the test following the installation environment. This test can be triggered from the web server or an SNMP command. The test result is visible through the history of the web server and an SNMP notification.

Autotest “keys”: the detection of a blocked mechanical button (contact for over 20s) is indicated by an SNMP notification and an event is reported in the history of the web server.

Safe and restore system setting

You can save or restore the system setting of your station (configure, profile, relation, directory…).

It’s possible to reset the station by pressing the reset button 10s at start of the station.

Update by TFTP

Updating software with TFTP can be very useful when several stations must be updated.

The station is looking forward a TFTP server which provides the available software release. If the station is concerned by this update, it downloads it and flashes it independently.

The updating software takes place most of the time when the software release on the server is newer than the one installed on the station.

It is possible to force an updating process to a specific release of the TFTP server.

The TFTP server can request the stations to reset the current configuration, so the data partition is cleared.

It is possible to configure the station to detect a new release when the station is starting or cyclically.



Backup on power failure

When a power failure occurs, the station must be able to backup the following:

Counter values

History

Secured events (these events are defined in VDIPServeur)

The states of interfaces

Web server historical function

History allows you to view events on the station. They are listed showing the following information:

Number

Date and time

Interface concerned

Description of the event

Info 1 and info 2 (additional information)

Function to meet disabled accessibility (depending of the version)

Law: “Any signal related to the operation of access system has to be audible and visual”

When the call is made, the station emits a configurable voice message and signal call LED lights.

When communication is established, the station emits a configurable voice message and signal communication LED lights.

When the inside control relay station, the station emits a configurable voice message and the door opening signal LED lights.

Law: “When there is an electric locking device, it must allow a disabled person to reach the door and start the opening operation until the door is locked again.”

The latch relay of the station is configurable with a holding time adjustable.

Law: Intercoms are equipped with a system allowing viewing their visitors.

The station has a video camera.

Law: “Intercoms with selectable list name can make a call by a code”

Entry station with selectable list name and keypad allow direct call dialing.



TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Conformity to European Standards

Security rules according to:

↘ CEI/EN 60950-1.

Issuance of CEM according to:

↘ EN 61000-6-3

↘ EN 55022 class B

CEM immunity according to:

↘ EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-4-2 (8 kV), EN

61000-4-3 (3V/m), EN 61000-4-4 (2kV).

↘ EN 55024

Mechanical characteristics

IP65 protection as per EN 60529

Stainless steel front 316L

Aluminium box with wall mounting

Dimensions box: H 350mm x L 135mm x

Th. 54,5 mm

Weight : 1,4kg

General electrical characteristics

Protection against electrical shock, class 3, according to EN 60950

Functional temperature range: -20°C / +50°C

Storage temperature: -20°C / +70°C.

Relative Humidity: <90%, non-condensing

Power supply: 15VDC (15V to 30V)

Consumption: 15V/150mA at rest and

15V/200mA in communication

Button

Acquisition speed: 5Hz (200ms)

Inputs

2 TOR inputs, protected and filtered

Acquisition speed: 5Hz (200ms)

Output

Relay output, potential-free

Ability to cut the relay 42.4 VAC/60

VDC/5A/150VA

Maximum frequency is 5 Hz (minimum commutation time: 200ms)

Reader

Version Prox 125kHz

↘ Tag BP34/C : up to 5cm.

↘ key fob BPC31/C : up to 3cm.

Version Prox 125kHz HID

↘ Tag BP34 : up to 5cm.

Version Mifare Serial number 13,56MHz

↘ ISO 14443A

↘ Tag BPM32/C : up to 4cm.

↘ key fob BPM34/C : up to 2cm.

↘ remote control BR01/C : up to 2cm.

Camera

CMOS 1/5 ’’ 640*480

Wide angle 110°

Sensibility: 6V/Lux-Sec

Low vision brightness: 5 Lux (minimum) to 80 cm

Audio codec

G711 Ulaw/Alaw

GSM

G722

Video codec

Video format CIF/QCIF

H263

H263-1998

H264

DTMF

RFC-2833

SIP INFO

Ethernet network 10/100 Mbit

IP fix or DHCP

Wi-Fi wireless network in conformity with IEEE

802.11b/g standard

POE class 2, conforms with IEEE 802.3af standard

802.1X protocol (Radius)

SNMP v1 & v2c

Environmental protection:

Dispose of this product in compliance with environmental preservation regulations.


CASTEL: Z.I. Saint Lambert des Levées - 49412 SAUMUR Cedex - France

Tel.: +33 2.41.40.41.40 - Fax: +33 2.41.40.41.49

Non-binding photos and document. In constantly striving for improvement, the CASTEL company reserves the right to make any modifications it considers necessary.

Optimus CAPIP-V1B-MI/C ESTACION ENT.AUDIO/VIDEO 1PUL LECT.PROX. manual

PRESENTATION

VERSIONS

CONNECTION

INSTALLATION

USE

FUNCTIONS

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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