Hikvision DS-KD8102-V User manual

Video Intercom

Door Station (D Series)

User Manual

UD.6L0206D1098A01

Video Intercom Door Station·User Manual

User Manual

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Series Model

Door Station (D Series)

DS-KD8102-V

DS-KD8002-VM

DS-KD6002-VM

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This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance 20cm between the radiator and your body.

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Table of Contents

1 Overview ...................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................. 1

1.2 Main Features .......................................................................................................... 1

2 Appearance .................................................................................................. 2

2.1 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8102-V) ....................................................................... 2

2.2 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8002-VM) ................................................................... 4

2.3 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD6002-VM) ................................................................... 6

3 Typical Application ....................................................................................... 8

4 Terminals and Interfaces .............................................................................. 9

4.1 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD8102-V/ DS-KD8002-VM .................................... 9

4.2 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD6002-VM .......................................................... 11

5 Installation and Wiring ............................................................................... 13

5.1 Installation of DS-KD8102-V .................................................................................. 13

5.1.1 Gang Box for DS-KD8102-V ............................................................................. 13

5.1.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD8102-V .............................................. 14

5.2 Installation of DS-KD8002-VM ............................................................................... 15

5.2.1 Gang Box for DS-KD8002-VM .......................................................................... 15

5.2.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD8002-VM ........................................... 16

5.3 Installation of DS-KD6002-VM ............................................................................... 18

5.3.1 Gang Box for DS-KD6002-VM .......................................................................... 18

5.3.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD6002-VM ........................................... 19

5.4 Wiring Description ................................................................................................. 20

5.4.1 Door Lock Wiring ............................................................................................. 20

5.4.2 Door Magnetic Wiring ..................................................................................... 21

5.4.3 Exit Button Wiring ........................................................................................... 23

5.4.4 External Card Reader Wiring ........................................................................... 24

5.4.5 Alarm Device Input Wiring .............................................................................. 25

5.4.6 Alarm Device Output Wiring ........................................................................... 26

6 Before You Start ......................................................................................... 27

7 Video Intercom Device Set-up Tool ............................................................. 28

7.1 Setting a Community Structure ............................................................................. 28

7.1.1 Setting Project ................................................................................................. 28

7.1.2 Setting Community ......................................................................................... 29

7.1.3 Setting Building ............................................................................................... 30

7.1.4 Setting Floor .................................................................................................... 30

7.1.5 Setting Room ................................................................................................... 31

7.2 Activating and Setting Main Door Station .............................................................. 32

7.3 Activating and Setting Sub Door Station ................................................................ 33

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8 Batch Configuration Software..................................................................... 36

8.1 Activating Device Remotely ................................................................................... 36

8.2 Editing Network Parameters .................................................................................. 37

8.3 Adding Device ........................................................................................................ 38

8.3.1 Adding Online Devices .................................................................................... 38

8.3.2 Adding by IP Address, IP Segment or Port No. ................................................ 39

8.4 Remote Configuration ........................................................................................... 41

8.4.1 System ............................................................................................................. 41

8.4.2 Video Intercom ................................................................................................ 48

8.4.3 Network .......................................................................................................... 52

8.4.4 Video Display ................................................................................................... 54

9 Setting the Door Station via iVMS-4200 ..................................................... 55

9.1 System Configuration ............................................................................................. 55

9.2 Device Management .............................................................................................. 55

9.3 Live View of Device ................................................................................................ 55

9.4 Picture Storage on Storage Server ......................................................................... 57

9.4.1 Adding Storage Server ..................................................................................... 57

9.4.2 Formatting the HDDs ....................................................................................... 58

9.4.3 Configuring Storage Server Picture Storage .................................................... 58

9.5 Group Management .............................................................................................. 59

9.5.1 Adding Group .................................................................................................. 60

9.5.2 Assigning Devices to Group ............................................................................. 61

9.5.3 Modifying Device Information ........................................................................ 62

9.5.4 Deleting Device ............................................................................................... 62

9.6 Card Management ................................................................................................. 63

9.6.1 Unauthorized Card Management .................................................................... 63

9.6.2 Normal Card Management .............................................................................. 70

9.7 Notice Management .............................................................................................. 71

9.7.1 Querying Unlocking Log .................................................................................. 71

9.8 Device Arming Control ........................................................................................... 71

10 Local Operation ........................................................................................ 73

10.1 Activating the Device ........................................................................................... 73

10.2 Status ................................................................................................................... 73

10.3 Unlocking Door .................................................................................................... 74

10.3.1 Unlocking Door by Password ......................................................................... 74

10.3.2 Unlocking Door by Swiping Card ................................................................... 75

10.4 Starting Video Call ............................................................................................... 75

10.4.1 Video Call via Main/Sub Door Station ........................................................... 75

10.4.2 Video Call via Outer Door Station.................................................................. 75

10.5 Setting Parameters .............................................................................................. 76

10.5.1 Network Configuration .................................................................................. 77

10.5.2 Local Settings ................................................................................................ 78

10.5.3 Issuing Card ................................................................................................... 79

10.5.4 Changing Password ....................................................................................... 80

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10.5.5 Volume Settings ............................................................................................ 81

10.5.6 About ............................................................................................................ 82

Appendix ...................................................................................................... 83

Installation Notice ....................................................................................................... 83

Wiring Cables ............................................................................................................... 83

Specification ................................................................................................................ 83

Specification of DS-KD8102-V .................................................................................. 83

Specification of DS-KD8002-VM ............................................................................... 85

Specification of DS-KD6002-VM ............................................................................... 87

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1 Overview


1.1 Introduction

The video intercom system can realize functions such as video intercom, resident-to-resident video call, live view of HD video, access control, one-card system, elevator linkage, 8-ch zone alarm, notice information and visitor messages to provide a complete smart community video intercom solution.

The video intercom door station is mainly applied to situations such as community, villa, and official buildings.

1.2 Main Features

 Video intercom function

 HD video surveillance (Max. resolution 1280×720@30fps, WDR, 120° wide angle)

 Self-adaptive light supplement

 Access control function

 Activating card via local station function (This function will be invalid if the card has been activated via iVMS-4200)

 Auto-uploading captured pictures to FTP or iVMS-4200 Client while unlocking the door

 Elevator linkage

 Door magnetic alarm and tamper-proof alarm function

 Noise suppression and echo cancellation

 IR detection (only supported by DS-KD8102-V model)

 Remote upgrade, batch setting, upgrade via USB flash disk functions

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2 Appearance

2.1 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8102-V)

Figure 2-1 Front Panel Keys

Figure 2-2 Side View

2

8

9

10

11

12

6

7

4

5

No.

1

2

3


Table 2-1 Descriptions of Front Panel Keys

Description

Low Illumination Supplement Light

Built-in Camera

LCD Display Screen

Numeric Keypad

Calling Button

Calling Center Key

Microphone

Card Induction Area

IR Emission

IR Receiver

Loudspeaker

Tamper Button

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2.2 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8002-VM)

Figure 2-3 Front Panel Keys

10

Figure 2-4 Side View

4

6

7

4

5

No.

1

2

3

8

9

10


Table 2-2 Descriptions of Front Panel Keys

Description


Built-in Camera

LCD Display Screen

Card Induction Area

Loudspeaker

Numeric Keypad

Calling Button

Microphone

Calling Center Key

Tamper Button

The appearance of the devices is only for reference, and the actual appearance of it depends on the actual object.

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2.3 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD6002-VM)

Figure 2-5 Front Panel Keys and Rear Panel Keys

4

5

6

No.

1

2

3

Table 2-3 Descriptions Keys

Description


Built-in Camera

Loudspeaker

LCD Display Screen

Card Induction Area

Numeric Keypad

6


No.

7

8

9

10

Description

Calling Button

Calling Center Key

Microphone

Tamper Button

The appearance of the devices is only for reference, and the actual appearance of it depends on the actual object.

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3 Typical Application

Please refer to the following figure for typical application of door station.

Building

Client Software

Indoor

Extension 1

Indoor

Extension 2

Resident 2

Resident 2

Resident 2

Resident 2

Resident 1

Video/Audio

Distributor

Center Master Station

(Master Station)

Resident 1

Switch

Resident 1

Estate LAN

Resident 1

Video/Audio

Distributor

Switch

Network Cable

Optical Fiber

IPC

One Resident

Door Station Outer Door Station

Figure 3-1 Typical Application of Door Station

Master Station in Guard's Room

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4 Terminals and Interfaces

4.1 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD8102-V/

DS-KD8002-VM

Name

USB

LAN

Power

Supply

READER

Figure 4-1 Terminals and Interfaces

Table 4-1 Descriptions of Terminals and Interfaces

No.

1

2

3

Interface

USB

LAN1

LAN2

Description

USB Interface

Network Interface

Reserved

4 DC 12V DC 12V Power Supply Input

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

12V

GND

W1

W0

BZ

Card Reader Power Supply Output

Grounding

Data Input Interface Wiegand Card Reader:

Data1


Data0

Card Reader Buzzer Output

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Name

ALARM

OUT

ALARM IN

DOOR

RS485

SENSOR

A7

B6

B7

B8

C1

C2

A8

B1

B2

B3

B4

B5

C3

C4

C5

C6

C7

C8

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

No.

A6


Interface

ERR

OK

TAMP

AO2-

AO2+

AO1-

AO1+

AI4

AI3

AI2

AI1

12V

GND

NC2

COM2

NO2

NC1

COM1

NO1

GND

485-

485+

GND

S4

S3

S2

S1

Description

Card Reader Indicator Output (Invalid Card

Output)

Card Reader Indicator Output (Valid Card

Output)

Tamper-proof Input of Wiegand Card Reader

Alarm Relay Output 2


Alarm Input 4

Alarm Input 3

Alarm Input 2

Alarm Input 1

Door Lock Power Supply Output

Grounding

Door Lock Relay Output/Connect Electric Bolt or Magnetic Lock

Grounding Signal

Door Lock Relay Output/Connect Electric Strike


Grounding Signal


Reserved

Grounding Signal

Door Magnetic Detection Input 4/Exit Button




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4.2 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD6002-VM

Name

USB

LAN

Power

Supply

READER

Figure 4-2 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD6002-VM

4

A1

A2

A3

Table 4-2 Descriptions of Terminals and Interfaces

No.

1

2

3

Interface

USB

LAN1

LAN2

Description

USB Interface

Network Interface

Reserved

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

DC 12V

12V

GND

W1

W0

BZ

ERR

OK

TAMP

DC 12V Power Supply Input

Card Reader Power Supply Output

Grounding


Data1


Data0

Card Reader Buzzer Output

Card Reader Indicator Output (Invalid Card

Output)

Card Reader Indicator Output (Valid Card

Output)

Tamper-proof Input of Wiegand Card Reader

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Name

ALARM

OUT

DEBUG

DOOR

RS485

ALARM IN

C3

C4

C5

C6

No.

B5

B6

B7

B8

B1

B2

B3

B4

C1

C2

D5

D6

D7

D8

C7

C8

D1

D2

D3

D4


Description Interface

AO2-

AO2+

AO1-

AO1+

GND

RX

TX

3.3V

12V

GND

NC2

COM2

NO2

NC1

COM1

NO1

GND

485-

485+

GND

AI4

AI3

AI2

AI1



Grounding

Serial Port Debugging/Receive data

Serial Port Debugging/Send data

Serial Port Debugging/Power Supply

Door Lock Power Supply Output

Grounding


Grounding Signal


Door Lock Relay Output/ Connect Electric Bolt or Magnetic Lock

Grounding Signal


Reserved

Grounding Signal

Alarm Input 4

Alarm Input 3

Alarm Input 2

Alarm Input 1

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5 Installation and Wiring

5.1 Installation of DS-KD8102-V

To install the door station onto the wall, you are required to use a matched gang box.

5.1.1 Gang Box for DS-KD8102-V

Refer to the following figures for the dimensions of gang box for DS-KD8102-V door station.

404

Figure 5-1 Front and Side View

123

Figure 5-2 Overhead (Plan) View

 The dimension of gang box for model DS-KD8102-V door station is: 404 (length)×123

(width)×47.5 (depth) mm.

 The dimensions above are for reference only. The actual size can be slightly different from the theoretical dimension.

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5.1.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD8102-V

Steps:

1. Take the gang box and screws from the packing box.

2. Chisel a hole in the wall for inserting the gang box. The size of the hole should be larger than that of the gang box. The suggested size of hole is 404.5 (length) × 123.5

(width) ×48 (depth) mm.

3. Insert the gang box into the hole and fix it with 4 PA4 screws, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 5-3 Insert the Gang Box into the Wall

4. Make sure the edges of the gang box align to the wall.

5. Route the cables of the door station through the cable hole.

6. Put the door station into the gang box and hook the lock catches on the rear panel onto the hook A and B of the gang box, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 5-4 Install the Door Station

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7. Pull the door station downward and then push it towards the inside to make sure it fits the hole.

8. Tighten the screws of the door station with the Allen wrench in the package, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 5-5 Tighten the Screws of Device

5.2 Installation of DS-KD8002-VM

To install the door station onto the wall, you are required to utilize a matched gang box.

5.2.1 Gang Box for DS-KD8002-VM

Please refer to the following figures for the dimensions of gang box for DS-KD8002-VM door station.

407.5

Figure 5-6 Front View

15


9

Figure 5-7 Overhead (Plan) View

9

 The dimension of gang box for model DS-KD8002-VM door station is: 407.5 mm × 135 mm × 55 mm.

 The dimensions above are for reference only. The actual size can be slightly larger than the theoretical dimension.

5.2.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD8002-VM


2. Chisel a hole in the wall for inserting the gang box. The size of the hole should be larger than that of the gang box. The suggested size of hole is 136 (length) × 408.5

(width) × 55.5 (depth) mm.

135.5

8.75

118 8.75

55

Figure 5-8 Dimensions of the Hole

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4. Make sure the edges of the gang box align to the wall and the hook A and hook B of the gang box hook onto the wall.


6. Insert the door station into the gang box and then move the door station downward to hook the lock catches on the rear panel onto the hook C of the gang box.

7. Fix the door station with 2 PM3 screws, as shown in the figure below.


8. After fixing the door station onto the gang box, secure it by inserting the plate and insert 2 POM2 screws, as shown in the figure below.

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Figure 5-11 Secure the Door Station

5.3 Installation of DS-KD6002-VM

To install the door station onto the wall, you are required to use a matched gang box.

5.3.1 Gang Box for DS-KD6002-VM

Refer to the following figures for the dimensions of gang box for DS-KD6002-VM door station.

Figure 5-12 Front and Side View

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 The dimension of gang box for model DS-KD6002-VM door station is: 343 (length)×

113(width)×55depth) mm.

 The dimensions above are for reference only. The actual size can be slightly different from the theoretical dimension.

5.3.2 Wall Mounting with Gang Box of DS-KD6002-VM

Steps:


2. Chisel a hole in the wall for inserting the gang box. The size of the hole should be larger than that of the gang box. The suggested size of hole is 343.5 (length) × 113.5

(width) × 55.5 (depth) mm.


Screw

Screw


4. Make sure the edges of the gang box align to the wall.


6. Put the door station into the gang box.

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7. Fix the door station to the gang box with 4 crews.

Figure 5-15 Tighten the Screws of Device

5.4 Wiring Description

5.4.1 Door Lock Wiring

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Figure 5-16 Door Lock Wiring

 Terminal NO1/COM1 is set as default for accessing magnetic lock/electric bolt; terminal NC1/COM1 is set as default for accessing electric strike.

 To connect electric lock in terminal NO2/COM2/NC2, it is required to set the output of terminal NO2/COM2/NC2 to be electric lock with Batch Configuration Tool or iVMS-4200.

5.4.2 Door Magnetic Wiring

Door Magnetic Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

For DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM, there are two optional ways of door magnetic wiring.

Figure 5-17 Door Magnetic Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM (1)

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To connect the door magnetic, it is required to set the output of terminal AI2 to be door magnetic with Batch Configuration Tool or iVMS-4200.

Figure 5-18 Door Magnetic Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM (2)

Terminal S2 is set as default for connecting door magnetic.

Door Magnetic Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

Figure 5-19 Door Magnetic Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

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To connect the door magnetic, it is required to set the output of terminal AI2 to be door magnetic with Batch Configuration Tool or iVMS-4200.

5.4.3 Exit Button Wiring

Exit Button Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

For DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM, there are two optional ways of exit button wiring.

Figure 5-20 Exit Button Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM (1)

To connect the exit button, it is required to set the output of terminal AI1 to be exit button with Batch Configuration Tool or iVMS-4200.

Figure 5-21 Exit Button Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM (2)

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Exit Button Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

Figure 5-22 Exit Button Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

Terminal S1 is set as default for connecting exit button.

5.4.4 External Card Reader Wiring

Please refer to the following figure for external card reader wiring.

Figure 5-23 External Card Reader Wiring

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5.4.5 Alarm Device Input Wiring

Alarm Device Input Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

Figure 5-24 Alarm Device Input Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

Alarm Device Input Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

Figure 5-25 Alarm Device Input Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

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5.4.6 Alarm Device Output Wiring

Alarm Device Output Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

Figure 5-26 Alarm Device Output Wiring for DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM

Alarm Device Output Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

Figure 5-27 Alarm Device Output Wiring for DS-KD6002-VM

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6 Before You Start

For the first time use of the device, you are required to activate the device and set the device password. You can activate the device via internet with Batch Configuration Tool, or with iVMS-4200 client software, or with Video Intercom Set-up Tool.

To activate the device with Video Intercom Device Set-up Tool, refer to

Chapter 7.

To activate the device with Batch Configuration Tool or iVMS-4200, refer to Chapter 8 and Chapter 9.

To activate the device locally, refer to Chapter 10.

To configure the key parameters of device on the user interface of door station, you are required to enter the admin password. Here the admin password refers to the configuration password.

The default admin password is 888999 .

You can set the login password of the device by yourself.

You must change the default credential to protect against unauthorized access to the product. Please refer to 8.4.2 and 10.5 for changing password.

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7 Video Intercom Device Set-up Tool

Purpose:

You can assign the device to the community, active and set the device by using the video intercom device set-up tool.

7.1 Setting a Community Structure

Purpose:

You can set a community structure, based on the real community situation, on the video intercom device set-up tool, and then assign devices to the community accordingly.

The concept Project, be self-defined in every individual application, is used to describe a collection of communities. A project can involve multi communities. While if there is only 1 community in a project, the default project No. is 1.

7.1.1 Setting Project

Steps:

1. Run the software to enter the main interface of video intercom device set-up tool.

Figure 7-1 Main Interface of Device Set-up Tool

2. Select Project from the drop-down list and enter a number in the textbox to set the amount of project.

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Figure 7-2 Project Settings

3. Click the Apply button to enable the settings.

The default amount of project is 1 if the amount is not set in the textbox.

7.1.2 Setting Community

Steps:

1. Check the checkbox of a certain project from the community structure.

2. Select Community from the drop-down list and enter a number in the textbox to set the amount of community.

Figure 7-3 Community Settings


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If you check the checkbox of All, then all projects in the community structure will be selected, and will be added the same amount of community.

7.1.3 Setting Building

Steps:

1. Check the checkbox of a certain community from the community structure.

2. Select Building from the drop-down list and enter a number in the textbox to set the amount of building.

Figure 7-4 Building Settings


 If you check the checkbox of All, then all communities in the community structure will be added the same amount of building.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain project, then all communities in the selected project will be added the same amount of building.

7.1.4 Setting Floor

Steps:

1. Check the checkbox of a certain building from the community structure.

2. Select Floor from the drop-down list and enter a number in the textbox to set the amount of floor.

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Figure 7-5 Floor Settings


 If you check the checkbox of All, then all buildings in the community structure will be added the same amount of floor.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain project, then all buildings in the selected project will be added the same amount of floor.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain community, then all buildings in the selected community will be added the same amount of floor.

7.1.5 Setting Room

Steps:

1. Check the checkbox of a certain floor from the community structure.

2. Select Room from the drop-down list and enter a number in the textbox to set the amount of room

Figure 7-6 Room Settings

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 If you check the checkbox of All, then all floors in the community structure will be selected, and will be added the same amount of room.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain project, then all floors in the selected project will be added the same amount of floor.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain community, then all floors in the selected community will be added the same amount of floor.

 If you check the checkbox of a certain building, then all floors in the selected building will be added the same amount of floor.

7.2 Activating and Setting Main Door Station

Purpose:

You can activate the online main door station, and configure the building number of online main door station.

Before You Start:

Press the Main Door Station tab to switch to the main door station settings.

Steps:

1. Select the community to configure the building numnber for the main door station.

Figure 7-7 Selecting Community

2. Select the door station type from the drop-down list: door station for unit or door station for villa.

3. Enter the main door station start IP address.

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4. Click the Calculate button to generate the main door station end IP address automatically.

5. Set the main door station floor No..

6. Enter the SIP IP address, master station IP address, center IP address, center port No., subnet mask, and gateway address.

7. Click the Refresh button to view the online indoor station of the same segment.

8. Select a door station and enter the login password.

9. Click the Set button to accomplish the settings of main door station.

Figure 7-8 Main Door Station Settings Interface

 The default main door station floor No. is 1.

 You can select one project or multiple projects; one community or multiple communities; one building or multiple buildings.

 The Main Door Station IP Address is usually set to be the same as Start IP Address of main door station.

 If the main door station is not activated, create a login password and enter it in the textbox to activate the device.

 If the main door station is not activated, the device is configured and activated simultaneously by clicking the Set button.

 When the device is successfully configured, it prompts the note: Configuring main door station parameters succeeded.

7.3 Activating and Setting Sub Door Station

Purpose:

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You can activate the online sub door station, and configure the number of online sub door station.

Before You Start:

Press the Sub Door Station tab to switch to the sub door station settings.

Steps:

1. Select the community to configure the numnber for the sub door station.

Figure 7-9 Selecting Community

2. Select the door station type from the drop-down list: door station for unit or door station for villa.

3. Set the sub door station floor No..

4. Set the sub door station amount.

5. Enter the sub door station start IP address.

6. Click the Calculate button to generate the sub door station end IP address automatically according to the sub door station amount.

7. Enter the main door station IP address, SIP IP address, master station IP address, center IP address, center port No., subnet mask, and gateway address.

8. Click the Refresh button to view the online indoor station of the same segment.

9. Select a door station and enter the login password.

10. Click the Set button to accomplish the settings of sub door station.

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Figure 7-10 Sub Door Station Settings Interface

 The default sub door station floor No. is 1.

 The sub door station amount should be no higher than 8.

 You can select one project or multiple projects; one community or multiple communities; one building or multiple buildings.

 The Sub Door Station IP Address is usually set to be the same as Start IP Address of sub door station.

 If the sub door station is not activated, create a login password and enter it in the textbox to activate the device.

 If the sub door station is not activated, the device is configured and activated simultaneously by clicking the Set button.

 When the device is successfully configured, it prompts the note: Configuring sub door station parameters succeeded.

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8 Batch Configuration Software

8.1 Activating Device Remotely

Purpose:

The device cannot be operated until it is activated. You can remotely activate the device via Batch Configuration Tool or via iVMS-4200 client. Here take the Batch Configuration

Tool as example, and for further information, please refer to the user manual in the disk.

Steps:

1. Run the software, and select the inactivated device from the online devices and click the Activate button.

Figure 8-1 Activating Device

2. Create a password, and enter the password into the password field.

STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED– We highly recommend you create a

strong password of your own choosing (Using a minimum of 8 characters, including at least three of the following categories: recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security system, resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your product. upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.) in order to increase the security of your product. And we

3. Confirm the password.

4. Click the OK button to activate the device.

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When the device is not activated, the basic operation and remote operation of device cannot be performed.

8.2 Editing Network Parameters

Purpose:

You can edit the network parameters of online devices.

Steps:

1. Select an online device in the online devices list in the lower part of the batch configuration software interface.

2. Click the Edit NET Parameters button.

Figure 8-2 Edit NET Parameters

3. Enter a new IP address, subnet mask, gateway address, port No. and the password.

4. Click the OK button to accomplish the editing.

Figure 8-3 Edit Network Parameters

 The default port No. is 8000.

 After editing the network parameters of device, you should add the devices to the device list again.

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8.3 Adding Device

The software provides 4 ways for adding the devices. You can add the active online devices within your subnet, add devices by IP address, add devices by IP segment or add devices by device port No. range.

8.3.1 Adding Online Devices

Steps:

1. Run the software to enter the main interface of video intercom batch configuration tool software.

Figure 8-4 Main Interface of Batch Configuration Software

2. Select an online device or hold the Ctrl or Shift key to select multiple devices in the online devices list in the lower part of the batch configuration software interface.

Figure 8-5 Online Devices Interface

3. Click the button to pop up the login dialog box.

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Figure 8-6 Login Dialog Box

4. Enter the user name and password.

5. Click the OK button to save the settings.

Only the devices that are successfully logged in will be added to the device list for configuration.

8.3.2 Adding by IP Address, IP Segment or Port No.

Click the button to pop up the adding devices dialog box.

Figure 8-7 Adding Button

 Adding by IP Address

Purpose:

You can add the device by entering IP address.

Steps:

1. Select IP Address in the adding mode drop-down list.

2. Enter the IP address, and set the port No., user name and password of the device.

Figure 8-8 Adding by IP Address

3. Click the OK button to add the device to the device list.

 Adding by IP Segment

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Purpose:

You can add many devices at once whose IP addresses are among the IP segment.

Steps:

1. Select IP Segment in the adding mode drop-down list.

2. Set the Start IP Address and End IP Address.

3. Enter port No., user name, and password.

Figure 8-9 Adding by IP Segment

4. Click the OK button to search and add the devices whose IP addresses are within the range of the defined IP segment to the device list.

 Adding by Port No.

Purpose:

By adding devices by port No., you can add multiple devices which access to the network via port mapping. Devices, with the same IP address but different port numbers, can be added in this way.

Steps:

1. Select Port No. in the adding mode drop-down list.

2. Enter the IP address.

3. Set the Start Port No. and the End Port No..

4. Enter the user name and password.

Figure 8-10 Adding by Port No.

5. Click the OK button to search and add the devices of which port numbers are within the defined port No. range to the device list.

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 You cannot add the device(s) to the device list if the user name and password are not identical.

 When you add devices by IP Address, IP Segment or Port No., the devices should be online devices.

8.4 Remote Configuration

In the device list area, select a device and click the remote configuration interface.

or to enter

Figure 8-11 Remote Configuration

8.4.1 System

Click the System button on the remote configuration interface to display the device information: Device Information, General, Time, System Maintenance, User, RS485.

Device Information

Click the Device Information button to enter device basic information interface. You can view basic information (the device type, and serial No.), and version information of the device.

Figure 8-12 Device Information Interface

General

Click the General button to enter device general parameters settings interface. You can view and edit the device name and device ID.

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Figure 8-13 Device General Parameters Settings Interface

Time

Steps:

1. Click the Time button to enter the device time settings interface.

Figure 8-14 Time Settings Interface

2. Select Time Zone or Enable NTP

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Time Zone

1) Select a time zone from the drop-down list menu.

2) Click the Synchronization button.

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NTP

1) Check the checkbox of Enable NTP to enable NTP.

2) Enter the server address, NTP port, and synchronization interval.

3. Click the Apply button to save and realize the time settings.

The default port No. is 123.

System Maintenance

Purpose:

You can operate the system management and remote upgrading on the system maintenance interface.

Steps:

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1. Click the System Maintenance button to enter the system maintenance interface.

Figure 8-15 System Maintenance Interface

2. Select System Management or Remote Upgrade.

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System Management

• Reboot

1) Click the Reboot button to pop up the reboot dialog box.

Figure 8-16 Reboot

2) Click the Yes button to reboot the system.

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Restore Default Settings

1) Click the Restore Default Settings button to pop up the restore default settings dialog box.

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Figure 8-17 Restore Default Settings

2) Click the Yes button to restore the default parameters.

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Restore All

1) Click the Restore All button to pop up the restore all settings dialog box.

Figure 8-18 Restore All Settings

2) Click the Yes button to restore all parameters of device and reset the device to inactive status.

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Import Configuration File

1) Click the Import Configuration File button to pop up the import file window.

Figure 8-19 Import Configuration File Window

2) Select the path of remote configuration files.

3) Click the Open button to import the remote configuration file and pop up a reboot information dialogue box.

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Figure 8-20 Reboot Information

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Export Configuration File

1) Click the Export Configuration File button to pop up the export file window.

Figure 8-21 Export Configuration File Window

2) Select the save path of remote configuration files.

3) Click the Save button to export the configuration file, and pop up an information box for exporting.

Figure 8-22 Information Box for Exporting

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Remote Upgrade

•

Reboot

1) Click the button to pop up the window for opening upgrade file.

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Figure 8-23 Window for Opening Upgrade File

2) Select the upgrade file, and click the Open button.

3) Click the Upgrade button to remotely upgrade the device.

Figure 8-24 Remote Upgrade

User

Purpose:

You can edit the password to log in the device.

Steps:

Steps:

1. Click the User button to enter the user information editing interface

Figure 8-25 User Information Editing Interface

2. Select the user to edit and click the Modify button to enter the user parameter interface.

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Figure 8-26 User Parameter Interface

3. Enter the new password, and confirm it.

4. Click the Apply button to realize the editing of password.

 The new password and confirm password should be identical.

 After editing the password of device, click

button from the device list, the added device will not be there. You should add the device again with new password to operate the remote configuration.

RS485

Click the RS485 button to enter the RS485 setting interface. You can view and edit the

RS485 parameters of the device.

Figure 8-27 RS485 Parameters

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8.4.2 Video Intercom

Device Number Configuration

Steps:

1. Click the Device Information button to enter device number configuration interface.

 Door Station

1) Select door station from the drop-down list of the device type

Figure 8-28 Device Number Configuration (Door Station)

2) Enter the project No., community No., building No., floor No., and serial No.

3) Select Yes or No from the drop-down list menu of auto login.

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Outer Door Station

1) Select outer door station from the drop-down list of the device type.

Figure 8-29 Device Number Configuration (Outer Door Station)

2) Enter the project No., and serial No.

3) Select Yes or No from the drop-down list menu of auto login.

2. Click the Apply button to enable the device number configuration.

 For door station, the default serial No. is 0. When the serial No. is 0, the device is main door station, and when the serial No. is larger than 0, the device is sub door station.

 For each main door station, at most 8 sub door stations can be installed.

 For outer door station, the serial No. cannot be set as 0.

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Time Parameters

Steps:

1. Click the Time Parameters button to enter time parameters settings interface.

Figure 8-30 Time Parameters Settings Interface

2. Set the maximum speaking time and the maximum message time.

3. Click the Apply button to enable the time parameters settings.

Maximum speaking time cannot exceed 120s; and maximum visitor message time cannot exceed 60s.

Password

Steps:

1. Click the Password button to enter password changing interface.

Figure 8-31 Password Changing Interface

2. Select the admin password, arming/disarming password, unlocking password, or duress code from the drop-down list menu.

3. Enter the old password.

4. Set a new password.

5. Confirm the new password.

6. Click the Apply button to enable the password changing settings.

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Access Control and Elevator

Steps:

1. Click the Access Control and Elevator button to enter password changing interface.

Figure 8-32 Access Control and Elevator Settings Interface

2. Set corresponding parameters on the access control and elevator settings interface.

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Access Control

1) Select the door No.

2) Set the door-unlocked duration.

3)

Click the Apply button to enable the settings.



Elevator Control

1) Select the elevator No., interface, RS485 protocol.

2) Select Yes/No of the elevator linkage.

3) Enter the server IP address and server port No..

4) Click the Apply button to enable the settings.

Only main door station supports the elevator control function.

I/O Input and Output

Steps:

1. Click the I/O In and Out button to enter the I/O input and output interface.

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Figure 8-33 I/O In and Out Interface

2. Select I/O input No., input mode, output No., and output mode.


 For DS-KD8102-V/DS-KD8002-VM, there are 8 I/O input terminals. Terminal 1~4 correspond to SENSOR interfaces (S1, S2, S3, S4) of door station. Terminal 5~8 correspond to AlARM IN interfaces (AI1, AI2, AI3, AI4) of door station. You can select an I/O input No. (S1, S2, S3, S4, AI1, AI2, AI3, AI4) from the drop-down list as door magnetic or exit button.

 For DS-KD6002-VM, there are 4 I/O input terminals, corresponding to ALARM IN interfaces (AI1, AI2, AI3, AI4) of door station. You can select an I/O input No. (AI1, AI2,

AI3, AI4) from the drop-down list as door magnetic or exit button.

 There are 4 I/O output terminals. Terminal 1~2 correspond to DOOR interfaces

(NO1/COM1/NC1; NO2/COM2/NC2) of door station. You can enable/disable I/O output by selecting from the drop-down list. Terminal 3~4 correspond to ALARM OUT interfaces (AO1+, AO1-; AO2+, AO2-).

Volume In and Out

Click the Volume In and Out button to enter the volume in and out interface. Slide the slider to adjust the volume input and volume output.

Figure 8-34 Volume In and Out Interface

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8.4.3 Network

Local Network Configuration

Steps:

1. Click the Local Network Configuration button to enter the local network configuration interface.

Figure 8-35 Local Network Configuration Interface

2. Enter the local IP address, subnet mask, gateway address, and port No..



 After editing the local network parameters of device, you should add the devices to the device list again.

Linked Devices Network Configuration

Purpose:

On the linked devices network configuration interface, you can configure the network parameters of master stations, SIP servers and management centers of the same LAN.

Steps:

1. Click the Linked Device Network Configuration button to enter the devices network configuration interface.

Figure 8-36 Linked Devices Network Configuration Interface

2. Select the device type from the drop-down list.

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3. Enter the IP address of the master station, SIP server address, management center IP address, and management center port No..

4. Click the Apply button to link the master station, SIP server and management center to the device.

FTP

Steps:

1. Click the FTP button to enter the FTP parameters interface.

Figure 8-37 FTP Parameters Interface

2. Check the checkbox of Enable Main FTP.

3. Select IP address from the drop-down list of server mode.

4. Enter the FTP server address, and port No..

5. Check the checkbox to enable the anonymity (optional).

6. Enter the name and password.

7. Select the directory structure and set the separator, naming item, and naming element.

8. Click the Apply button to enable the FTP parameters settings.


 To enable anonymity or not is according to whether the FTP server enables anonymity.

 After configuring the FTP parameters, the captured pictures of door station will be uploaded to the FTP server automatically.

 Doorphone does not support the FTP function.

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8.4.4 Video Display

Steps:

1. Click the Video Display button to enter the video parameters interface.

Figure 8-38 Video Parameters Interface

2. Select the channel No..

3. Select the video format (PAL and NTSC can be selected).

4. Set the brightness, contrast, and saturation of the video.


Click the Restore Default Settings button to restore all parameters excluding network parameters to the factory settings.

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9 Setting the Door Station via iVMS-4200

9.1 System Configuration

After running the iVMS-4200, enter Control Panel -> Maintenance and Management ->

System Configuration -> Video Intercom to configure the video intercom parameters accordingly.

You can configure the ringtone, Max. ring duration, Max. speaking time with indoor station and Max. speaking time with door station.

Figure 9-1 System Configuration Interface

9.2 Device Management

Device management includes device activation, adding device, editing device, deleting device and remote configuration. Please refer to Chapter 8 Batch Configuration Tool for detailed information.

 To add door station to iVMS-4200 client software, you should add it as encoding device.

 You can add at most 16 door stations to iVMS-4200 client software.

9.3 Live View of Device

Steps:

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1. Enter the main view interface of iVMS-4200 client software to display the live view of door station.

Figure 9-2 Live View of Door Station (D Series)

2. Right click on the live view interface to display the menu and select Unlock Door to remote unlock the door.

Figure 9-3 Menu of Live View Interface

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9.4 Picture Storage on Storage Server

9.4.1 Adding Storage Server

Purpose:

When the device is under armed status, it will capture the picture automatically after unlocking the door. The captured picture can be uploaded and stored in the storage server.

Before you start:

The storage server application software needs to be installed and it is packed in the iVMS-4200 software package. When installing the iVMS-4200, check the checkbox

Storage Server to enable the installation of storage server.

1. Click the icon on the desktop to run the storage server.

2. Open the Device Management page and click the Server tab.

3. Click Add New Device Type, select Storage Server and click OK.

Figure 9-4 Adding Storage Server

4. Click Storage Server on the list to enter the Storage Server Adding interface.

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Figure 9-5 Storage Server Interface

You can add the storage server by referring to Section 8.3 Adding Device.

This function only applies to the door station (D series and V series).

9.4.2 Formatting the HDDs

The HDDs of the storage server need to be formatted for the captured picture storage.

Steps:

1. Select the added storage server from the list and click Remote Config.

2. Click Storage->General to enter the HDD Formatting interface.

3. Select the HDD from the list and click Format. You can check the formatting process from the process bar and the status of the formatted HDD changes from

Unformatted to Normal Status.

Figure 9-6 Remote Configuration Interface of Storage Server

Formatting the HDDs is to pre-allocate the disk space for storage and the original data of the formatted HDDs will not be deleted.

9.4.3 Configuring Storage Server Picture Storage

Before you start:

The storage server needs to be added to the client software and the HDDs need to be formatted for the captured pictures storage.

Steps:

1. Open the Record Schedule page.

2. Select the camera from the Camera Group list.

3. Select the storage server from the Storage Server drop-down list.

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You can click Storage Server Management to add, edit or delete the storage server.

4. Check the checkbox of Picture Storage to store the alarm pictures of the camera when event occurs.

Figure 9-7 Record Schedule Settings

5. Click Set Quota to enter the HDD management interface of the storage server. You can set the corresponding quota ratio for captured picture information.

Figure 9-8 Storage Settings

Example: If you set the picture quota as 60%, then the 60% of the storage space can be used for storing the captured pictures.

6. Click Save to save the settings.

9.5 Group Management

Purpose:

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You can add groups to community, outer door station, or other, and assign devices to each group.

9.5.1 Adding Group

1. Click the Group Management tab to enter the group management interface.

Figure 9-9 Group Management Interface

2. Click the button on the right group list to pop-up group adding dialog box.

3. Select a kind of group type.

 Selecting Building as Group Type

Figure 9-10 Group Adding Interface (Building)

1) Check the checkbox of building.

2) Enter the project No., community No., and building No..

 Selecting Outer Door Station as Group Type

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Figure 9-11 Group Adding Interface (Outer Door Station)

1) Check the checkbox of outer door station.

2) Enter the project No..

 Selecting Other as Group Type

Figure 9-12 Group Adding Interface (Other)

1) Check the checkbox of other.

2) Enter the name.

4. Click the OK button to complete the group adding settings.

 Groups that have been successfully added will be automatically listed in the group list according to different group types.

 You can add group to Other Group and set different groups to assign cards to staff other than residents, such as administrator, security guard and cleaning staff, etc.,. So you can assign corresponding cards and configure their different permissions.

9.5.2 Assigning Devices to Group

1. Click the Add button on the right to enter resident adding interface for adding devices to the list.

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Figure 9-13 Resident Adding Interface

2. Check the checkbox of device and enter the Room No. of indoor stations to assign the device to the community.


9.5.3 Modifying Device Information

1. Select an added device.

2. Click the Modify button to enter the device modifying interface.

Figure 9-14 Device Modifying Interface

3. Click the OK button to complete the device modifying operation.

9.5.4 Deleting Device

1. Select an added device.

2. Click the Delete button to pop up a dialog box.

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Figure 9-15 Group Deleting Interface

3. Click the OK button to complete the group deleting operation.

9.6 Card Management

Purpose:

You can add unauthorized cards to the community and then you can assign the cards to the corresponding indoor station and outdoor stations. For example, if there are 3 residents living in Room 401, you can assign 3 cards to No. 401 indoor Station. For each indoor station, you can assign many cards, and you can assign these cards to the door station from same building.

Steps:

1. Click the Video Intercom button on the control panel to enter the video intercom interface.

2. Press the Card Management tab to enter the card management interface.

Figure 9-16 Card Management Interface

9.6.1 Unauthorized Card Management

Adding Card

1. Click the Add Card button to pop up card adding dialog box.

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2. Select card adding mode: In Batch, By Single, Card Reader.

3. Select card type: Resident Card, Other Card.

4. Enter Start Card No. and End Card No. (adding in batch), or enter card No. (adding by single or card reader).

Figure 9-17 Adding in Batch

Figure 9-18 Adding by Single or Card Reader


Two card types are recommended. Resident card is used by residents living in the community, and other card is used by visitors (guest, serviceman, etc.) in the community.

Issuing Card

1. Click the Issue Card button to pop up card issuing dialog box.

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Figure 9-19 Card Issuing Interface

2. Issue Resident Card or Other Card.

 Issuing Resident Card

1) Select Community on the left and the indoor stations of the community will be listed in the resident list.

Figure 9-20 Resident Card Issuing Interface

2) Click the button to pop up card selection interface for selecting unauthorized cards to be issued to the indoor station.

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Figure 9-21 Resident Card Selection Interface

3) Check the checkboxes of the cards that need issuing to the indoor station, and check the checkbox of door stations, doorphones and outer door stations (only resident cards can be assigned to indoor stations).

4) Click the Issue Card button to complete the resident card issuing settings.

Multiply resident card can be issued to an indoor station.

 Issuing Other Card

1) Select Other on the left group list and the name for other card issuing will be listed in the right list.

Figure 9-22 Other Card Issuing Interface

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2) Click the button to pop up card selection interface for selecting unauthorized cards to be issued to the indoor station.

Figure 9-23 Other Card Selection Interface

3) Check the checkboxes of the cards that need issuing to the indoor station, and check the checkbox of door stations, doorphones and outer door stations (only resident cards can be assigned to indoor stations).

4) Click the Issue Card button to complete the other card issuing settings.

Multiply other cards can be issued to a same group.

Deleting Card

 Deleting Unauthorized Card

1) On the card management interface (Figure 9-11), check the checkbox(ex) of unauthorized card(s).

2) Click the Delete Card button to pop up unauthorized card deleting box.

Figure 9-24 Card Deleting Information Box

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3) Click the OK button to delete the card(s).

 Deleting Issued Card

1) On the resident/other card issuing interface (Figure 9-15, Figure 9-17), select a community group or an Other group.

2) Click the selection interface for deleting issued card.

button to enter the card

3) Cancel the checkbox(ex) of issued card(s) and check the checkbox door stations, doorphones or outer door stations.

4) Click the Issue Card button to complete the issued card deleting settings.

 You can cancel issued card(s) from single or certain door stations by cancelling the checkbox(es) from the device list.

 To cancel all issued cards, check the checkbox(es) of Room No. / name, and click the Cancel Card button to cancel all cards issued to the device. The card state will be reset to unauthorized card.

Importing Unauthorized Cards in Batch

1. Click the Batch Import button to pop up card batch importing dialog box.

Figure 9-25 Bath Import Interface

2. Click the Export Template button to export the template of the batch import file.

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Figure 9-26 Template File Exporting Interface

3. Fill in the template of the batch import file and click the Save button to save it.

4. Click the button to select the batch import file.

Figure 9-27 Batch Import File Opening Interface

5. Click the Open button.

6. Click the OK button to start importing the batch import file.

Exporting Unauthorized Cards in Batch

1. Click the Batch Export button after adding unauthorized cards.

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Figure 9-28 Batch Export Interface

2. Select the saving file path and click the Save button.

3. Generate an excel file in the saving directory after exporting unauthorized cards in batch.

9.6.2 Normal Card Management

On card management interface, click the normal card button to enter the normal card interface for listing normal cards including resident card and other card. After issuing cards, the issued cards will be listed in the normal card list, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 9-29 Normal Card Interface

 To issue cards with card issuer, please connect the card reader DS-K1F100-D8

(purchased separately) to PC via USB interface. Open iVMS-4200 and enter the

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Video Intercom Door Station·User Manual directory of Video Intercom->Card Management->Unauthorized Card->Add Card.

Swipe the unauthorized card in turn and the card No. will be read and added to the device automatically.

 After issuing each card via iVMS-4200, the device plays the voice prompt: Issuing card finished.

9.7 Notice Management

9.7.1 Querying Unlocking Log

Steps:

1. Click the Query Unlocking Logs button to enter query unlocking logs interface.

2. Select the unlocking type, device type, and set the start time and end time.

Figure 9-30 Query Unlocking Logs

3. Click the Query button to search the unlocking log.

4. Click the Export button to export the unlocking logs.

9.8 Device Arming Control

Steps:

1. Select Tool->Device Arming Control to enter the device arming control interface.

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Figure 9-31 Tool Menu

2. Set the arming status of the device as armed, and the alarm information will be auto uploaded to the client software when alarm occurs

Figure 9-32 Device Arming Control

Figure 9-33 Alarm Events

After adding the device to the client software, it will be armed automatically.

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10 Local Operation

 The number key 2, 8, 4, 6 as direction keys ▲, ▼ , ◄, ► to turn down, up, left and right.

 The # key works as a confirm key.

 The * key works as a delete key.

10.1 Activating the Device

Figure 10-1 Activate the Device

The operation of door station cannot be performed when the device is not activated.

Please activate the device with video intercom device set-up tool, batch configuration software and iVMS-4200. For detailed information, please refer to Chapter 8 and

Chapter 9.

10.2 Status

Icon Description

Please check the network cable of the door station.

Invalid SIP server IP address. Set the SIP server IP address.

Network of SIP server is not available. Check the SIP server network connection.

SIP server communication is not available.

Check if the SIP server IP address is correct.

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Icon


Description

SIP server rejected to login the device. Check if the device No. has been registered.

The network connection of the main door station/outer door station is normal, and the main door station/outer door station has been successfully registered to the SIP server.

The network connection of the sub door station is normal, and the sub door station has been successfully registered to the main door station/SIP server.

IP address of the door station conflicts with other devices’ IP address

10.3 Unlocking Door

10.3.1 Unlocking Door by Password

Purpose:

You can unlock the door by entering the password.

Steps:

1. Enter the main interface of door station.

Figure 10-2 Main Interface of Door Station

2. Enter the # key + Room No. + Password + the # key to unlock the door

 The password varies according to different rooms.

 The default password is 123456.

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10.3.2 Unlocking Door by Swiping Card

Purpose:

After issuing the cards, you can unlock the door by swiping the assigned card.

Step:

1. Swipe the card on the card induction area.

2. Hear a voice prompt of the device: Door is open.

You cannot open the door by swiping the main card.

10.4 Starting Video Call

Purpose:

You can enter the Room No. of a certain resident to start a video call and unlock the door by the resident.

10.4.1

Video Call via Main/Sub Door Station

Steps:

1. Enter the main interface of door station

2. Enter the Room No. and click the # key or the Call key.

 The resident can receive/decline the video call, unlock the door, call the elevator, etc.

 A voice prompt (Please input the correct Room No.) can be heard if the Room No. is invalid.

10.4.2

Video Call via Outer Door Station

Steps:

1. Enter the main interface of outer door station.

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Figure 10-3 Main Interface of Outer Door Station

2. Enter the project No. + the # key + the communication No. + the # key + the building

No. + the # key + the Room No. + the Call key to start a video call of a certain resident.

 The resident can receive/decline the video call, unlock the door, call the elevator, etc.

 A voice prompt (Please input the correct Room No.) can be heard if the Room No. is invalid.

 To set the door station as outer door station, you should configure the device type as outer door station via batch configuration tool or iVMS-4200 client software. For further details, refer to the user manual in the disk.

10.5 Setting Parameters

Purpose:

You can set the network configuration, local settings, password and volume of the door station. You can also view the version of the device and issue cards with it.

Steps:

1. Enter the main interface of door station.

2. Long-click the * key and the # key simultaneously for 2 seconds to enter the admin password interface.

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Figure 10-4 Admin Password Interface

3. Enter the admin password and end with the # key to enter the settings interface.

4. Click the left/right direction key (number key 4 and number key 6) to realize the change among different settings interfaces.

The default admin password is 888999.

10.5.1 Network Configuration

Purpose:

You can set the network parameters of the door station.

Steps:

1. Enter the admin password to enter the settings interface.

2. Press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the network configuration interface.

Figure 10-5 Network Configuration Interface

3. Press the # key to enter the network parameters settings interface.

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Figure 10-6 Network Parameters Settings Interface

4. Move the cursor to parameters to be configured.

5. Press the # key to enter/exit the editing mode.

6. Press the * key to exit the network configuration interface after accomplishing network parameters settings.

10.5.2 Local Settings

Purpose:

You can set the numbers of the door station.

Steps:


2. Press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the local settings interface.

Figure 10-7 Local Settings Interface

3. Press the # key to enter the local parameters settings interface.

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Figure 10-8 Local Parameters Settings Interface (Main/Sub Door Station)

Figure 10-9 Local Parameters Settings Interface (Outer Door Station)



6. Press the * key to exit the local settings interface after accomplishing local parameters settings.

 In the main/sub door station mode, the serial No. of main door station should be set as 0, and the serial No. of sub door station should be larger than 0.

 For each main door station, at most 8 sub door stations can be installed.

 For the outer door station, the serial No. cannot be set as 0.

10.5.3 Issuing Card

Purpose:

You can issue cards with the door station.

Steps:


2. Press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the card issuing interface.

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Figure 10-10 Card Issuing Interface

3. Press the # key to enter the main card swiping interface.

4. Swipe the main card in the card induction area, and it produces a voice prompt:

Issuing card succeeded.

5. Swipe the unauthorized sub cards in turn after hearing a voice prompt: Please swipe the sub card.

6. Press the * key to exit the card issuing interface.

 If the main card is invalid, it prompts the message: Incorrect Main Card.

 For the door station (D series), if the amount of sub cards exceeds 2500, no more sub card can be issued and the station prompts the message: No more sub card can be issued.

 For the outer door station, if the amount of sub cards exceeds 50000, no more sub card can be issued and the station prompts the message: No more sub card can be issued.

 After enrolling cards with client software, the card issuing function will be disabled on the user interface.

10.5.4 Changing Password

Purpose:

You can change the admin password of the door station.

Steps:


2. Press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the password settings interface.

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Figure 10-11 Password Settings Interface

3. Press the # key to enter the local parameters changing interface.

Figure 10-12 Password Changing Interface

4. Move the cursor to the old password textbox.

5. Press the # key to enter/exit the editing mode, and enter the old password.

6. Move the cursor to the new password textbox.

7. Press the # key to enter/exit the editing mode, and enter a new password.

8. Move the cursor to the confirm textbox.

9. Press the # key to enter/exit the editing mode, and enter a new password again.



12. Press the * key to exit the password changing interface.

10.5.5 Volume Settings

Purpose:

You can adjust the volume of the door station.

Steps:


2. Press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the volume settings interface.

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Figure 10-13 Volume Settings Interface

3. Press the # key to enter the volume parameters settings interface.

Figure 10-14 Volume Parameters Settings Interface

4. Press the # key + numeric key + the # key to edit the value of volume.

5. Press the * key to exit the volume settings interface.

10.5.6 About

On the settings interface, press number key 4 and 6 to switch to the About interface, and press the # key to view the version of the device.

Figure 10-15 Device Version Interface

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Appendix


Installation Notice

While installing the indoor station, make sure that the distance between any two devices is far enough to avoid the howling and echo. The distance between two devices is recommended to be longer than 10 meters.

Here devices refer to indoor station, outdoor station and master station.

Wiring Cables

Cable

Power Cord of Door Station

Network Cable of Door Station

Door Lock Wiring (With Door Magnetic)

Door Lock Wiring (Without Door Magnetic)

Exit Button Wiring

External Card Reader Wiring

Specification

RVV 2*1.0

UTP-five Categories

RVV 4*1.0

RVV 2*1.0

RVV 2*0.5

RVVP 4*0.75

Specification

Specification of DS-KD8102-V

Parameters

Model

System Parameters

Processor

Operation System

Video Parameters

DS-KD8102-V

High-Performance Embedded SOC Processor

Embedded Linux Operation System

Camera CMOS Low Illumination 1.3 MP HD Colorful Camera

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Parameters

Model

Video Compression

Standards

Resolution

Video Standard

Audio Input

Audio Output

Audio Compression

Standard

Audio Compression

Rate

Audio Quality

DS-KD8102-V

H.264

1280 × 720

PAL: 25 fps, NTSC: 30 fps

Display Parameters

Display Screen

Resolution

Operation Method

3.5-Inch Colorful TFT LCD

480 × 320

Capacitive Touch Keypad

Operation Interface LCD Display, Easy Menu

Audio Parameters

Built-in Omnidirectional Microphone

Built-in Loudspeaker

G.711 U

64 Kbps

Noise Suppression and Echo Cancellation

Access Control Parameters

Internal Card Reader Built-in IC Card Reader

External Card Reader Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34, or RS485 IC Reader

Door Magnetic

Detection

IR Detection

Detect Door Magnetic Status

Approaching

Detection

Light Supplement

Support IR Detection, Vertical Distance: from 60 cm to 80 cm

Light Supplement

Mode

Network Parameters

Visible Light Supplement

Ethernet 10/100 Mbps Self-Adaptive Ethernet

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Parameters

Model

Network Protocol

DS-KD8102-V

TCP/IP, SNMP, SIP, RTSP

Alarm Parameters

Alarm Input

Device Interfaces

Door Magnetic Alarm, Tamper Alarm

Internet Access

RS-485

I/O Input

I/O Output

1 RJ-45 10/100 Mbps Self-Adaptive Ethernet

Interface

1 RS-485 Half-Duplex Port

8

Wiegand

4

1 Wiegand Port for Accessing Wiegand IC Card

Reader

1 USB 2.0, Supporting U-disk USB

Other Parameters

Material

Power Supply

Plastic

DC 12V

Power Consumption ≤15 W

Working

Temperature

Working Humidity

Dimension

-40° C to + 70° C (-40° F to 158° F)

10% to 90%

418 mm × 145 mm × 61 mm (16.5" × 5.7" × 2.4")

Certification FCC, IC, CE, C-TICK, ROHS, REACH, WEEE

Specification of DS-KD8002-VM

Parameters

Model


DS-KD8002-VM

Processor

Operation System




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Camera

Video Compression

Standards

Resolution

CMOS Low Illumination 1.3 MP HD Colorful Camera

H.264

1280 × 720

Video Standard



Display Screen

Resolution

Operation Method


480 × 320

Physical Touch Keypad



Audio Input Built-in Omnidirectional Microphone

Audio Output

Audio Compression

Standard

Audio Compression

Rate

Audio Quality


G.711 U

64 Kbps




External Card Reader Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34, or RS485 IC Reader

Door Magnetic

Detection



Light Supplement

Mode



Ethernet

Network Protocol

10/100 Mbps Self-Adaptive Ethernet



Alarm Input Door Magnetic Alarm, Tamper Alarm

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Internet Interface


Interface


RS-485

I/O Input

I/O Output

Wiegand

8

4


Reader



Material

Power Supply

Aluminum Alloy

DC 12V

Power Consumption

≤15 W

Working

Temperature

Working Humidity

-40° C to +70° C (-40° F to 158° F)

10% to 90%

Protection Level

Dimension

Certification

IP65

418 mm × 145 mm × 61 mm (16.5" × 5.7" × 2.4")

FCC, IC, CE, C-TICK, ROHS, REACH, WEEE

Specification of DS-KD6002-VM

Parameters

Model


DS-KD6002-VM

Processor

Operation System




Camera

Video Compression

Standards

Resolution

CMOS Low Illumination 1.3 MP HD Colorful Camera

H.264

1280 × 720

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Video Standard


Display Screen

Resolution

Operation Method



480 × 320

Physical Touch Keypad



Audio Input

Audio Output

Audio Compression

Standard

Audio Compression

Rate

Audio Quality

Built-in Omnidirectional Microphone


G.711 U

64 Kbps




External Card Reader Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34, or RS-485 IC Reader

Door Magnetic

Detection



Light Supplement

Mode



Ethernet

Network Protocol

10/100 Mbps Self-Adaptive Ethernet



Alarm Input


Door Magnetic Alarm, Tamper Alarm

Internet Interface

RS-485


Interface


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I/O Input

I/O Output

Wiegand

4

4


Reader



Material

Power Supply

Aluminum Alloy

DC 12V

Power Consumption ≤15 W

Working

Temperature

Working Humidity

-40° C to +70° C (-40° F to 158° F)

10% to 90%

Protection Level IP65

Dimension

Certification

357 mm × 124 mm × 55 mm (14.1" × 4.9" × 2.2")

FCC, IC, CE, C-TICK, ROHS, REACH, WEEE

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Hikvision DS-KD8102-V User manual

Video Intercom

Door Station (D Series)

User Manual

Regulatory Information

Table of Contents

1 Overview

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Main Features

2 Appearance

2.1 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8102-V)

2.2 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD8002-VM)

2.3 Front Panel and Keys (DS-KD6002-VM)

3 Typical Application

4 Terminals and Interfaces

4.1 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD8102-V/

DS-KD8002-VM

4.2 Terminals and Interfaces of DS-KD6002-VM

5 Installation and Wiring

5.1 Installation of DS-KD8102-V

5.2 Installation of DS-KD8002-VM

5.3 Installation of DS-KD6002-VM

5.4 Wiring Description

6 Before You Start

7 Video Intercom Device Set-up Tool

7.1 Setting a Community Structure

7.2 Activating and Setting Main Door Station

7.3 Activating and Setting Sub Door Station

8 Batch Configuration Software

8.1 Activating Device Remotely

8.2 Editing Network Parameters

8.3 Adding Device

 Adding by IP Address

 Adding by IP Segment

 Adding by Port No.

8.4 Remote Configuration



3)

9 Setting the Door Station via iVMS-4200

9.1 System Configuration

9.2 Device Management

9.3 Live View of Device

9.4 Picture Storage on Storage Server

9.5 Group Management

9.6 Card Management

9.7 Notice Management

9.8 Device Arming Control

10 Local Operation

10.1 Activating the Device

10.2 Status

10.3 Unlocking Door

10.4 Starting Video Call

10.5 Setting Parameters

Appendix

Installation Notice

Wiring Cables

Specification

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