Optimus IX-MV7-B CENTRAL CON.IP MON.COL.7" TACTIL CAM.BL. Manual

IX System
Master Station
IX-MV7-HW
IX-MV7-HB
IX-MV7-W
IX-MV7-B
Operation Manual
Software version 1.00 or later
IX-MV7-HW
IX-MV7-W
IX-MV7-HB
IX-MV7-B
Important
• Be sure to read this document (Operation Manual) prior to usage to ensure correct
operation, After reading this document, store it in a safe location so that it can be
referred to at any time.
• The illustrations and images in this manual may vary from the actual ones.
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Precautions
Literature information
Literature information
The important information concerning correct operation and what you should observe is marked with the following
symbols.
Warning
This symbol means that operating the device incorrectly ignoring these precautions may cause
severe injury or death.
Caution
This symbol means that operating the device incorrectly ignoring these precautions may cause
severe injury or property damage.
Important
Indicates important instructions that should be observed or avoided, and what should be known
before operation. Please read and understand before proceeding.
Note
This symbol indicates that the information is supplementary to the function, operation, or
handling of the device.
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Terms and button names displayed on the main unit and PC screens are indicated as [XXXX].
The pages that you should refer to are indicated as "Title (→ page XX)", (→ page XX), or page XX.
Please note that images and illustrations depicted in this manual may differ from the actual ones.
In this manual, Video Door Stations and Door Stations without cameras are referred to collectively as "Audio Door
Station."
• "Video Door Station" is used when describing the operation and explanation of Video Door Stations.
• VoIP Phones and IX system stations are referred to collectively as "Stations."
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Precautions
Precautions
Precautions
Warning
This symbol means that operating the device incorrectly ignoring these
precautions may cause severe injury or death.
Do not disassemble or modify the device.
May cause fire or electrical shock.
If the device is emitting smoke, an abnormal
odor, or an abnormal sound, or if the device is
dropped or damaged, immediately unplug the
LAN cable.
May cause fire or electrical shock.
Keep the unit away from water or any other
liquid.
Fire or electric shock could result.
Do not, under any circumstances, open up the
device.
Voltage within some internal components may
cause electrical shock.
Do not put any metal and flammable material
into the unit through the openings.
Do not insert or drop metallic or easily
flammable objects into the device. If this
happens, remove the LAN cable from the
device. Doing otherwise could cause a fire or
electric shock.
Caution
Negligence could result in injury to people or damage to property.
Do not put anything on or cover the unit with
cloth,etc.
Fire or unit trouble could result.
Do not operate the touch panel with a ballpoint
pen, your fingernail, or other sharp object.
Doing so could damage the touch panel, causing
malfunction or injury.
Do not install the unit in location subject to
frequent vibration or impact.
It may fall or tip over, resulting in damage to the
unit or personal injury.
For testing and verification of chime volume
and call tone volume, do not hold the handset
close to your ear.
May cause harm to the ear if a sudden loud noise
is emitted.
Do not press the LCD strongly or subject it
to impact.
Damaging it could cause injury.
Do not put your ear close to the speaker when
using the device.
May cause harm to the ear if a sudden loud noise
is emitted.
If the LCD is cracked, never touch the liquid
inside the display.
Doing so could cause skin inflammation, etc.
• If it enters your mouth, immediately gargle
and consult with a physician.
• If it enters your eyes or becomes adhered
to your skin, clean thoroughly with clean
water and consult with a physician.
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Precautions
Precautions
Precautions on operation
Requests
• Use this product at least 1 m (3'3") away from radios and televisions.
• Use this product at least 20 cm (7-7/8") away from wireless remote controls for devices such as floor heaters or water heaters,
wireless LAN routers, cordless phones, and other such devices. Doing otherwise could scramble video or audio.
• Talk within 30cm (11-13/16") or less from the unit. If you stand too far away, it may be difficult for the other person to hear the
communication.
• Installing the device in the following locations could cause malfunction:
– Locations exposed to direct sunlight
– Locations that get hot
Close to a heater, boiler, etc.
– Locations where there is risk of exposure to liquid, dust, oil, or chemicals
– Locations with high humidity
Bathroom, basement, greenhouse, etc.
– Locations with low temperature
Inside a cold storage warehouse, the front of a cooler, etc.
– Locations directly exposed to steam or oil smoke
Next to heating devices or a cooking space, etc.
– Sulphurous environments such as a hot spring area
– Locations close to the sea or directly exposed to sea breeze
• When installing or using the device, give consideration to the privacy rights of subjects, as it is the responsibility of the system
owner to post signs or warnings in accordance with local ordinances.
• In order to prevent unexpected problems from occurring due to leaking unique information stored in the device, it is the
customer's responsibility to delete settings, recorded video/audio, and other information stored in the device, when discarding,
transferring, or returning the device. Refer to the relevant page of this document for information on how to clear information.
• When using sensors or other devices from a non-AIPHONE brand with this system, do so according to the specifications and
guarantees provided by the manufacturer and seller.
• Be sure to receive and store the setting file from the person who configured the product. If the setting file is lost, you may be
charged a separate setting fee during maintenance or after-sales service.
• Avoid using this device in locations subject to direct sunlight. If this cannot be avoided, cover the device or otherwise prevent it
from being exposed to light. Doing otherwise could make it difficult to see the screen.
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Precautions
Precautions
Notices
• AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any and all damages resulting from content or specifications of this product.
• AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any and all damages resulting from malfunctions, defects, or misuse of this product.
• This product cannot be used during power outages.
• If the device is used in areas where there are business-use wireless devices such as a transceiver or mobile phones, it may
cause malfunction.
• This unit is designed for indoor use only. Do not install at outdoor location.
• This device is not meant to protect lives or property. AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any and all resulting serious
accidents, disaster accidents, or physical damage.
• The LCD is made using extremely high precision technology. Some pixels may be dark or always lit. However, this is not a
malfunction. Please keep this in mind.
• The main unit or handset may become slightly warm. However, this is not a malfunction.
• Hands-free calls are a method of automatically switching between the transmitter and receiver so that the louder of the two is
prioritized, making it audible by the quieter of the two. If the area around the parent unit with monitor/entrance child unit with
camera is loud, the call may be interrupted, making it difficult to respond.
• When calling, if you speak before the other party has finished talking, the audio could be interrupted. It is better to wait until the
other party finishes speaking before saying something.
• The noise reduction function may determine that certain tones are noise and cut transmission of those tones. However, this is
not a malfunction.
• If warm colored illumination strikes the camera, the hue, etc. of the image could change.
• If light from a lamp or the like enters the camera, the brightness of the LCD could flicker, while the subject of the camera could
become darker due to the backlight. However, this is not a malfunction.
• The top surface may become stained black. However, this is not a malfunction.
• The background or colors could differ from the actual image if a striped pattern or other fine pattern is displayed. However, this
is not a malfunction.
• If light from an LED light, fluorescent light, etc., enters the camera on the Video Door Station or other product, black stripes
could appear on the LED, the screen could flicker, or the colors could change. However, this is not a malfunction.
• If the outside temperature rapidly drops (such as after it rains), fogging could occur due to the temperature difference between
the outside and inside the Video Door Station or network camera, making the image blurry. However, this is not a malfunction.
When the temperature outside rises, the product will return to normal.
• AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any difficulties with recordings (changes to recordings, erasure, etc.). Please keep
this in mind.
• The device cannot be operated while updating the system configuration.
• If communication becomes congested or calls are made from multiple Video Door Stations in the system, the audio or image
could drop, become delayed, suffer a reduced frame rate, or otherwise not operate normally.
• AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any and all damages resulting from delays or inabilities to provide this service or
mistakes/losses in communication methods for any reason outside the responsibility of AIPHONE, such as network device or
Internet service outages, or line or communication method outages.
• AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any damages resulting from customer PINs or other transmitted information being
leaked due to interception, unauthorized access, or other reasons along the communication path through the Internet.
• It is the customer's responsibility to ensure the security of any PCs being used. AIPHONE is not to be held responsible for any
and all security issues.
• Some functions or services may be restricted depending on how and where the product is installed.
• The screens shown for explanatory purposes in this document were created for the Operation Manual. Screens may differ
depending on the system being used.
• Using a fluorescent light could periodically alter the color of the screen (color rolling). However, this is not a malfunction.
• The date and time displayed on the product will return to the initial value if the product loses power for 30 minutes or longer,
such as during a power outage.
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Table of contents
Table of contents
1 Precautions
Literature information .............................................................................................................
Literature information ...........................................................................................................
Precautions ............................................................................................................................
Precautions ..........................................................................................................................
Precautions on operation .....................................................................................................
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2 Before you start using the device
Part Names ............................................................................................................................ 9
Part Names .......................................................................................................................... 9
About indicators ................................................................................................................... 11
About indicators ................................................................................................................. 11
Camera Capture Area and Adjustment ................................................................................ 13
Camera Capture Area and Adjustment .............................................................................. 13
How to View the Screen ...................................................................................................... 14
How to View the Screen ..................................................................................................... 14
How to enter text .................................................................................................................. 20
How to enter text ................................................................................................................ 20
How to receive a call ............................................................................................................ 21
How to receive a call .......................................................................................................... 21
Setting the date and time .....................................................................................................
Setting the date and time ...................................................................................................
About microSD card .............................................................................................................
About microSD card ...........................................................................................................
Inserting/Removing microSD Cards ...................................................................................
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3 How to use the device
Specifying Stations (VoIP Phones) and Groups ..................................................................
Specifying by Number ........................................................................................................
Choose a number from the address book. .........................................................................
Searching and Specifying ..................................................................................................
View the history ...................................................................................................................
View the history ..................................................................................................................
How to View the History Screen .........................................................................................
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call .................................................................
Making a call to a station ....................................................................................................
Call a group ........................................................................................................................
To use an external device to make a call ...........................................................................
To respond to an incoming call ..........................................................................................
Page / Receive paging .........................................................................................................
Page a group ......................................................................................................................
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Page all stations .................................................................................................................
Page a group with a message ............................................................................................
Paging all stations with a message ....................................................................................
Page from an external device ............................................................................................
To receive a paging call .....................................................................................................
Monitoring ............................................................................................................................
Monitor a door station ........................................................................................................
Scan monitoring .................................................................................................................
Using Speed Dial Buttons ....................................................................................................
Using Speed Dial Buttons ..................................................................................................
Check the recorded video and audio ...................................................................................
Play back the recording ......................................................................................................
How to View the Playback Screen .....................................................................................
Playing Recorded Video/Audio on a PC ............................................................................
Transfer ...............................................................................................................................
Transfer a calls (while on the line) .....................................................................................
Transferring Incoming Calls when Away ............................................................................
Other Transfer Functions ...................................................................................................
Possible operations when making calls, during calls, during pages, and during monitoring
To unlock the electric lock ..................................................................................................
Put a call on hold ................................................................................................................
Select a station to respond .................................................................................................
Video/Audio Recording ......................................................................................................
Locking the Capture Area ..................................................................................................
Adjust video to enhance visibility .......................................................................................
Adjusting Screen Brightness ..............................................................................................
Adjust speaker volume .......................................................................................................
Adjust microphone volume .................................................................................................
Adjusting Ringtone Volume ................................................................................................
Checking the System ...........................................................................................................
Line Monitoring ...................................................................................................................
Monitoring Malfunctions .....................................................................................................
Confirming Station Information ...........................................................................................
Other functions ....................................................................................................................
To make the device sound a tone on a schedule ...............................................................
Automatically play back the Communication Audio Messages ..........................................
To make the device send an email message .....................................................................
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4 Settings and Adjustments
About the settings ................................................................................................................ 90
About the settings .............................................................................................................. 90
Configure on the device. ...................................................................................................... 98
Before Configuring on the Station ...................................................................................... 98
Station .............................................................................................................................. 100
Call ................................................................................................................................... 102
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Communication ................................................................................................................
Transfer ............................................................................................................................
Page .................................................................................................................................
Monitor .............................................................................................................................
Record ..............................................................................................................................
Chime ...............................................................................................................................
Relay Output (administrator privileges only) ....................................................................
Volume .............................................................................................................................
Speed Dial ........................................................................................................................
Supervision (administrator privileges only) ......................................................................
Factory Reset ...................................................................................................................
Configuring the device on a PC .........................................................................................
Configuring the device on a PC .......................................................................................
Station Information ...........................................................................................................
Network Settings ..............................................................................................................
System Information ..........................................................................................................
Call Settings .....................................................................................................................
Option Input / Relay Output Settings ................................................................................
Paging Settings ................................................................................................................
Function Settings .............................................................................................................
Transfer Settings ..............................................................................................................
Station Settings ................................................................................................................
Maintenance .....................................................................................................................
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5 Other
Appendix ............................................................................................................................
Specifications ...................................................................................................................
Maintenance .....................................................................................................................
Notice regarding the software ............................................................................................
Notice regarding the software ..........................................................................................
FOR PROPER USE OF THE STATION ............................................................................
REGULATIONS ...............................................................................................................
WARRANTY .....................................................................................................................
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Before you start using the
device
Part Names
Part Names
Master Station IX-MV7-HW, IX-MV7-HB, IX-MV7-W, and IX-MV7-B
The illustrations use IX-MV7-HW as an example.
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Right side surface
Top
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Before you start using the
device
Number
Part Names
Name & description
1
Handset (IX-MV7-HW and IX-MV7-HB only)
2
LCD display (touch panel)
3
Camera
This shows a video of the other person during calls.
4
Status indicator (orange/blue)
This shows the status of this station. (→page 11)
5
Microphone
6
Home button
Press this to display the Home screen. Pressing this while the Home screen is displayed will switch
to standby mode. (→page 14)
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Speaker
8
Reset button
This is for use by service personnel only. Do not press it.
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microSD card slot
This is used to insert a microSD card (sold separately). (→page 26)
10
microSD card slot cover
11
3.5 mm 4-pole stereo mini jack (CTIA standard)
This is used to connect a headset or the like for calls. (→page 24)
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Camera angle adjustment lever
This is used to adjust the angle of the camera up and down. (→page 13)
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Privacy mask lever
This is used to hide the camera.
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Before you start using the
device
About indicators
About indicators
The illustrations use IX-MV7-HW and IX-MV7-W as examples.
IX-MV7-HW
(IX-MV7-HB is the same)
IX-MV7-W
(IX-MV7-B is the same)
Status indicator
: On,
: Off
Name
Status
indicator
Status indicator
Status (pattern)
Description
Orange
light
Orange
flashing
Setting transfer
Normal flashing
Booting
0.75 sec
0.75 sec
Fast flashing
0.25 sec
Device error
Startup error
0.25 sec
Long interval flashing
0.5 sec
Communication failure
Line monitoring/
malfunction monitoring
error
4 sec
Long irregular flashing
1
sec
0.25
sec
Updating Firmware
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
Long irregular flashing
１sec
0.25sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
Initializing
0.25sec
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0.25sec
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Before you start using the
device
Name
Status
indicator
About indicators
Status (pattern)
Description
Blue light
Blue
flashing
Operating properly
(this indicator does not
light depending on the
setting during standby)
Slow flashing (during normal operation)
１sec
Calling destination
busy
１sec
Repeat 3 times, then turn on
Slow flashing
2sec
Incoming paging
2sec
Fast flashing
0.25sec
Outgoing calling
Paging
Monitoring
0.25sec
Fast flashing
0.25sec
Incoming call
0.25sec
0.25sec
0.75sec
Medium flashing
0.5sec
Missed call
Door releasing*1
0.5sec
Long-on flashing
１sec
*1
0.25sec
１sec
0.25sec
１sec
0.25sec
This flashes when the electrical lock connected to this station is released.
If the door release timeout is set to 3 seconds or less, it will flash at a 3 second interval.
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Receiving an event
notice from a network
camera
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Before you start using the
device
Camera Capture Area and Adjustment
Camera Capture Area and Adjustment
Capture position setting
The camera angle can be adjusted downward (0 to 20 degrees) using the camera angle adjustment lever. Set the
angle to an angle that is easy to see.
Rear
Camera angle adjustment lever
-20°
0°
Capture area
The imaging area is just a rough indication and may change depending on the installation environment.
• Example: Installed on table
Installed on a flat desk or the like (table 45°, camera position facing all the way downward (-20°))
Vertical
Horizontal
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
1,300mm(4' 3'')
400mm(1' 4'')
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
900mm(2' 11'')
Stand height
700ｍｍ(2' 3'')
460ｍｍ(1' 6'')
• Example: installed as reception station
Installed on a flat stand or the like (table 30°, camera position facing all the way downward (-20°))
Vertical
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
1,850 mm(6'1")
600 mm(1'12")
1,250 mm(4'1")
Stand height
950ｍｍ(3'1")
• Example: Installed to wall
Vertical
Horizontal
Camera angle -20°
Camera angle 0°
1,700mm(5' 9'')
1,550mm(5' 1'')
350mm(1'2")
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
350mm(1' 2'')
1,350mm(4' 7'')
500
mm
(1' 7'')
A*1
B*2
A*1
1,200mm(3' 11'')
500
mm
(1'7")
*1 A: Device center 1,500 mm (4' 11'')
*2 B: Camera position 1,575.5 mm (5' 2'')
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B*2
460ｍｍ(1' 6'')
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Before you start using the
device
How to View the Screen
How to View the Screen
When the LCD display is OFF, the device is in standby mode. If the screen is not used for a certain period of time (of
if the [HOME] button is pressed), the device enters standby mode.
Note
What is displayed on the screen varies depending on the installed equipment.
Home screen
Tap the LCD display when the device is in standby mode or press the [HOME] button to display the Home screen.
Two types of Home screens are available. You can choose one of them during setup. (→page 194)
Home screen 2
Home screen 1
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Numbe
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Name
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Description
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Station information
This shows the station number and station name of this station.
2
Monitor
Press this to monitor the specified station (→page 55 to page 58).
3
History
Press this to check Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, Missed Calls, and
Recordings.(→page 32)
4
Favorites
You can use the speed dial function with this button. (→page 59)
5
Status
Press this to check Line Supervision, Device Check, Station Information, and Network
Information (→ page 81 to page 86).
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Settings
Press this to configure settings. (→page 98)
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Page
Press this to send a page (→page 42 to page 51).
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Date and time
Indicates the current date, day of the week, and time.
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Various icons
•
: This is displayed while schedule transfer is configured.
•
: This is displayed while delay transfer is configured.
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: This is displayed when a microSD card is inserted. Tap it to unmount.
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Dial
Press this to enter a station number or group number with the keypad and then make
a call. (→page 29)
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Address Book
You can make a call from the address book. (→page 30)
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Transfer ON/Transfer OFF
Press this to turn absent transfer ON/OFF. (→page 112)
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Before you start using the
device
Numbe
r
How to View the Screen
Name
Description
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Privacy ON/Privacy OFF
Press this to turn the privacy function ON/OFF.
(The privacy function turns the microphone and image from this station off when a call
is answered with Auto Answer, so that audio and video are not sent to the other
person.)
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Call
You can make a call from the address book. (→page 30)
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Missed incoming call history
display
This shows the latest missed incoming call history and recorded video. If these is no
recorded video, the recorded video image will not be displayed.
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Before you start using the
device
How to View the Screen
Incoming call screen
Calling station is a station with camera
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Calling station is a station without camera
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Numbe
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Name
Priority
Description
Indicates the priority level of the incoming call and paging.
: Urgent,
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3
11
Function
Number of stations calling
and priority
: Priority,
: Normal
The following items can be adjusted. (→page 75)
•
: Zoom lock
•
: Backlight compensation and nighttime sensitivity correction for video
•
: Screen brightness
•
: Receive volume
•
: Mic volume
•
: Ringtone
This shows the number of stations calling and the priority. Tap to display the calling
stations in a list and select a station to answer. (→page 73)
: Urgent,
: Priority,
: Normal
4
Primary video display area
This shows video from the calling camera or associated network camera. The station
may be configured to display either. (→page 223)
5
Secondary video display area
This is displayed if a network camera is associated with the calling station, and the
station has a camera. A different image will be displayed from what is displayed in the
primary video display area.
Tapping the screen toggles between the primary video display area and the
secondary video display area.
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Calling station
This shows the station number, station name (terminal name), and location of the
calling station. If a network camera is associated with the calling station, the name of
the network camera will also be displayed (the text may not appear correctly
depending on the set language.) If the text does not appear correctly, tap
the display.
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Time
Indicates the current time.
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to scroll
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Before you start using the
device
Numbe
r
8
How to View the Screen
Name
Screen control icon
Description
Press these to change the visible display area of the screen. This cannot be done if
the icon is not displayed. (→page 75)
: Move the screen up.
: Move the screen down.
: Move the screen left.
: Move the screen right.
: Zoom in on the screen.
: Zoom out on the screen.
: Return the display area of the screen to the preset position.
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Talk
Press this to begin talking.
10
Record
Begin recording video/audio.
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End
End a call with this button.
• Pressing any part of the screen other than an icon while an image is being displayed from the camera will hide the
icons for a certain period of time. Tapping the screen again when the icons are hidden will cause them to reappear.
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Before you start using the
device
How to View the Screen
Communication screen
Calling station is a station with camera
Calling station is a station without camera
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Numbe
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Name
Priority
Description
This shows the priority of the current call.
: Urgent,
2
8
Function
Number of stations calling
and priority
: Priority,
: Normal
The following items can be adjusted. (→page 75)
•
: Zooming
•
: Backlight compensation and nighttime sensitivity correction for video
•
: Screen brightness
•
: Receive volume
•
: Mic volume
•
: Ringtone
This shows the number of stations calling and priority. Tap to display the calling
stations in a list and select a station to answer. (→page 73)
: Urgent,
: Priority,
: Normal
4
Ten-key pad
Press this to display the ten-key pad. The ten-key pad can be used to release the
electrical lock (→page 70) or play Communication Audio Messages (→page 88).
5
Unlock
Unlock the lock. (→page 70)
6
Primary video display area
This shows video from the camera of the other station or associated network camera.
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Secondary video display area
This is shown if a network camera is associated with the other station, and the station
has a camera. If the other station is IX-MV7-* and there is no associated network
camera, the camera image from this station will be displayed. A different image will be
displayed from what is displayed in the primary video display area.
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Station of the other party
This shows the station number, station name (terminal name), and location of the
other station. If a network camera is associated with the other station, the name of the
network camera will also be displayed. (The text may not appear correctly depending
on the set language.) If the text does not appear correctly, tap
display.
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Time
Indicates the current time.
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to scroll the
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Before you start using the
device
Numbe
r
10
How to View the Screen
Name
Screen control icon
Description
Press these to change the visible display area of the screen. This cannot be done if
the icon is not displayed. (→page 75)
: Move the screen up.
: Move the screen down.
: Move the screen left.
: Move the screen right.
: Zoom in on the screen.
: Zoom out on the screen.
: Return the display area of the screen to the preset position.
11
Extension
Press this to extend the call duration for approximately 10 minutes.
12
Hands free
Press this to toggle between a handset call and a hands-free call.
13
Record
Begin recording video/audio. (→page 74)
14
Mute mode
Press this to turn the microphone and camera image from this station off when a call is
answered with Auto Answer, so that audio and video are not sent to the other person.
15
Touch-to-talk
Press this to switch to a touch-to-talk call. (→page 23)
16
On hold
Press this to put the call on hold. (→page 72)
17
End
End a call with this button.
• Pressing any part of the screen other than an icon while an image is being displayed from the camera will hide the
icons for a certain period of time. Tapping the screen again when the icons are hidden will cause them to reappear.
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2
Before you start using the
device
How to enter text
How to enter text
Use this to search or configure stations in the Address Book.
Sample: Address book search screen
Alphabet input mode
1
2
4
3
Numbe
r
5
Name
Description
1
Text field
Entered text is displayed.
2
Switch input mode
The input mode changes from "Alphabet" to "Numerals" and "Symbols" each time this
is pressed. Input modes that can be used vary depending on the Search screen.
3
Characters
Tap to enter a character.
4
Space
Press to insert a (blank) space.
5
Backspace
Press to delete the previous character.
Numeral/symbol input mode
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2
Before you start using the
device
How to receive a call
How to receive a call
To receive a call with the handset
1.
2.
3.
Pick up the handset when you
receive a call
Talk with the other party
To receive a call hands-free
1.
When you receive a call, tap
2.
Speak with the other party
3.
When the call is over, tap
Put the handset back when done
Note
• If the calling destination is located in an environment prone
to echoing, your own voice and other voices in the area
may echo and be heard on your station during a call. This
can be improved by adjusting the microphone volume on
this station or the receive volume on the other station.
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.
2
Before you start using the
device
How to receive a call
Note
• Picking up the handset during a hands-free call will switch
the call to the handset.
• You may find it difficult to listen or talk hands-free when
there is a lot of ambient noise. If this case, talk using the
handset or touch-to-talk. (→page 23)
• If the calling destination or your station is located in an
environment prone to echoing, your own voice and other
voices in the area may echo and be heard on your station
during a call. This can be improved by adjusting the
microphone volume on this station or the receive volume
on the other station.
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2
Before you start using the
device
How to receive a call
Talking using touch-to-talk
This station prioritizes whichever is louder and
automatically switches so that quieter sounds can be
heard.
Touch-to-talk calls are convenient as they manually
switch between transmitting and receiving audio in noisy
areas.
1.
Tap
• If
step.
during a call.
• The other person cannot hear what you are
saying.
is not displayed, proceed to the next
Note
• Touch-to-talk can also be used during a handset or handsfree call.
• To stop touch-to-talk, tap
2.
Tap
to switch to
begin talking.
and
• You cannot hear what the other person is
saying.
3.
When you hear the other person's
voice, tap
to switch to
.
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2
Before you start using the
device
How to receive a call
Use a headset
A separately sold headset can be connected to the 3.5
mm 4-pole stereo mini jack on this station. You cannot
use the microphone and speaker on the main unit when
using a headset. The system administrator will need to
configure the device to use a headset.
1.
When you receive a call, tap
2.
Speak with the other party
3.
When the call is over, tap
.
.
Note
• Picking up the handset while on a call using a headset will
switch the call to the handset.
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2
Before you start using the
device
Setting the date and time
Setting the date and time
The date and time are used for video/audio recording and the incoming/outgoing call history. Be sure to set them
correctly. When the station is synchronized with an NTP server for date and time, you do not have to set them up.
Initial value: January 1, 2018 09:00
1.
Tap [Settings] on the Home
screen.
5.
Set up [DATE] and [TIME].
• If the time zone will be configured, first
configure the time zone.
2.
Tap [User].
6.
3.
Tap [BACK].
• The configured date and time will be applied to
this station.
Tap [Station].
Note
• An error up to ±1 minute per month may occur normally.
We recommend regular adjustment of time.
• If the power is turned off for at least 30 minutes in an event
such as a power outage, the date and time will revert back
to the initial setting. If this occurs, configure the date and
time again.
4.
• If nothing is pressed for approximately one minute, the
station will return to the Home screen.
Tap [Date and Time].
• If the date and time are changed, it may take some time for
the setting to be updated.
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2
Before you start using the
device
About microSD card
About microSD card
microSD cards that can be used with this station (sold separately)
Use an SD standard compliant microSD memory card with the following specifications (these are referred to
collectively as "microSD cards").
Standard
Supported storage
capacity
Format
microSDHC memory cards
4 GB to 32 GB
FAT32
microSDXC memory cards
64 GB to 128 GB
exFAT
Speed class
SD speed class 10
UHS speed class 1 or greater
Important
• This station does not include a microSD card. Please purchase a compatible microSD card.
• Some microSD cards may not operate properly.
• If the card contains data other than video/audio files, it may not have enough space left to record video/audio recordings.
• The network camera may not be able to record video, depending on the size of the video.
Note
• A maximum of 999 video/audio files can be saved. However, this may vary depending on the size of the video/audio files and
the capacity of the microSD card.
• Line monitoring and malfunction monitoring results are also saved to the microSD card.
• Please note that Aiphone is not to be held responsible in any way for microSD cards.
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2
Before you start using the
device
About microSD card
Inserting/Removing microSD Cards
Inserting the microSD card
1.
2.
3.
Press the Home button or tap the
standby screen to display the
Home screen.
Removing the microSD card
1.
Tap
2.
Tap [Yes].
.
Open the microSD card slot cover.
Insert the microSD card straight
into the slot and close the cover.
•
is displayed on the screen once the
microSD card is recognized (mounted), and
the microSD card can be used.
•
3.
will not be displayed if the microSD card is
not recognized.
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disappears from the screen when the
microSD card is unmounted.
Once
disappears from the
Home screen, open the microSD
card slot cover, and then push the
microSD card to remove it.
2
Before you start using the
device
About microSD card
Important
• Only insert or remove the microSD card when this station is
not being called. Calls and other similar operations cannot
be performed while the microSD card is mounted.
• Removing the microSD card before
disappears could
cause data corruption.
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How to use the device
Specifying Stations (VoIP Phones) and Groups
Specifying by Number
When making a call, specify a station or group by the station number (extension number or external number) or group
number.
1.
2.
Tap [DIAL] on Home screen 1.
Enter the station number or group
number using the keypad
(1)
(2)
(1) The entered number is displayed.
(2) The station name and location or group
name is displayed for the number that was
entered.
• You can tap [ADDRESS BOOK] to specify a
station or group from the Address Book.
(→page 30)
Note
• To make a call to the specified station or group
– “Making a call to a station (→page 34)”
– “Call a group (→page 36)”
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3
How to use the device
Specifying Stations (VoIP Phones) and Groups
Choose a number from the address book.
When calling, specify a station or group registered in the Address Book from the list.
1.
Tap [ADDRESS BOOK] on Home
screen 1 or [CALL] on Home
screen 2.
Home screen 1
Alternately,
Home screen 2
2.
Tap the station or group to call.
• You can tap [DIAL] to specify by station or
group number. (→page 29)
• Refer to (→page 31) to search stations or
groups.
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3
How to use the device
Specifying Stations (VoIP Phones) and Groups
Searching and Specifying
Enter characters to search and specify stations, groups, or messages.
<Example: Making an outgoing call>
1.
2.
Tap
.
3.
Enter the name or number of the
station or group to search.
Tap the station or group to call.
Note
• To make a call to the specified station or group
– “Making a call to a station (→page 34)”
– “Call a group (→page 36)”
– “Page a group (→page 42)”
– “Page a group with a message (→page 46)”
• To monitor the specified station
– “Monitor a door station (→page 55)”
• To transfer a call to the specified station
– “Transfer a calls (while on the line) (→page 64)”
• Refer to (→page 20) for information on how to
enter characters.
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How to use the device
View the history
View the history
You can review the incoming/outgoing/missed call history, as well as the history of recorded video/audio. Monitoring
is not logged in the history.
Up to 500 incoming/outgoing call records are saved. New records will be saved over the oldest records if the number
of records exceeds 500.
1.
2.
Tap [History] on the Home
screen.
3.
Use
or
to view the history.
• Refer to (→page 33) for information on how to
view the history screen.
Tap the button of the history you
want to check.
4.
[Incoming Calls]
Press this to display the history of incoming calls
and pages.
[Outgoing Calls]
Press this to display the history of outgoing calls
and pages.
[Missed Calls]
The history of received calls which are not
answered is displayed.
If the other station answers, the history will be
displayed in [Incoming Calls].
[Recordings]
Press this to display the history of video/audio
recording during incoming calls, calls, and
monitoring.
Make a call using the history.
• Refer to (→page 33) for information on how to
view the history screen.
Note
• The buttons displayed on the screen will vary depending
on the selected history type.
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How to use the device
View the history
How to View the History Screen
Outgoing history screen
1
2
Numbe
r
1
3
Recorded video/audio history
8
8
9
12
10
13
11
14
5
6
Name
Missed
3
4
7
Description
: This is displayed for unanswered calls in the history.
It is not displayed if the other station answered.
2
Priority/Type
Station Number
: This is displayed for calls in the history. The color indicates the priority (red:
urgent, orange: priority, green: normal).
: This is displayed for pages in the history. The color indicates the priority (red:
urgent, green: normal).
The operation type and the station and group number of the station making the call or
receiving the call are also displayed.
3
Date and time
Station Name
Logged date and time are indicated.
The station and group name of the station making the call or receiving the call are also
displayed.
4
Recording
A recorded video image is displayed if there is a video/audio recording in the history.
is displayed if only recorded audio is in the history.
5
Latch
: This is displayed if a toilet call is received or if an incoming call is received that
operates the rotating light, and the call has not been restored.
6
Station Number
This shows the station number of the station that recorded the video/audio.
7
Lock
8
PLAY
Press this to play the selected video/audio recording in the history.
9
CALL
Press this to call the station or group that made the call or received the call, selected
from the history.
10
PAGE
Press this to page the group to call, selected from the history.
11
MONITOR
Press this to monitor the station that made the call or received the call, selected from
the history.
12
DELETE
Press this to delete the selected video/audio recording in the history.
13
DELETE ALL
Press this to delete all video/audio recordings in the history.
14
LOCK/UNLOCK
Press this to protect/unprotect the selected video/audio recording in the history.
Protected content cannot be overwritten or deleted.
: This is displayed for protected video/audio recordings in the history.
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Making a call to a station
1.
Pick up the handset.
• If there is no handset, proceed to the next step.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying a station,
the call will be placed under [Normal] priority.
2.
Specify the station to call.
• Choose a station using the methods below.
– “Specifying by Number (→page 29)”
– “Choose a number from the address book.
(→page 30)”
3.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
• If the other station is IX-MV7-* or a VoIP
Phone, the image from the camera on this
station will be displayed on the other station.
• If the other station is a VoIP phone, the image
may not be displayed depending on the
specifications and configuration of the VoIP
phone.
Tap [CALL], [PRIORITY CALL],
or [URGENT CALL].
5.
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Alternately,
• The call will be placed with the selected
priority.
• The calling tone is heard from the handset or
the built-in speaker.
• Refer to (page 73, page 77, and page 78) for
information on possible operations when
making an outgoing call.
4.
Speak when the other party
answers
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of
the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration
configured on the IP-PBX.
• You may not be able to make an outgoing call depending
on the configuration of the station you are calling.
• The calling tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
• If the call duration that was previously configured on this
station (for calls with a VoIP phone, the call duration
configured on the VoIP phone) elapses, the call will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the settings.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station while making an outgoing call or during a call, the
outgoing call or call will be interrupted and the station will
switch to the page.
• You can tap
during a call to turn the microphone
and camera image for the handset and main unit off. Tap
to turn them back on.
• If you receive another call while talking, a notification tone
will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Call a group
Make an outgoing call to all stations that belong to the selected group, and communicate with the first station to
answer.
1.
Pick up the handset.
• If there is no handset, proceed to the next step.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying a group,
the call will be placed under [Normal] priority.
2.
Specify the group to call.
• You can choose a group using the methods
below.
– “Specifying by Number (→page 29)”
– “Choose a number from the address book.
(→page 30)”
3.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
• If the other station is a VoIP Phone, the image
may not be displayed depending on the
specifications and configuration of the VoIP
Phone.
5.
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Tap [CALL], [PRIORITY CALL],
or [URGENT CALL].
Alternately,
• The group call will be placed with the selected
priority.
• The calling tone is heard from the handset or
the built-in speaker.
• Refer to (page 73, page 77, and page 78) for
information on possible operations when
making an outgoing call.
4.
Speak when the other party
answers
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of
the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration
configured on the IP-PBX.
• You may not be able to make an outgoing call depending
on the configuration of the station you are calling.
• The calling tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
• If the call duration that was previously configured on this
station (for calls with a VoIP phone, the call duration
configured on the VoIP phone) elapses, the call will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the settings.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station while making an outgoing call or during a call, the
outgoing call or call will be interrupted and the station will
switch to the page.
• You can tap
during a call to turn the microphone
and camera image for the handset and main unit off. Tap
to turn them back on.
• If you receive another call while talking, a notification tone
will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
• If call recipients include a VoIP Phone configured to
automatically answer the call, that VoIP Phone will answer.
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
To use an external device to make a call
Use an external device (sensor, call button, etc.) to place a call to a pre-determined location.
Input
Call button, etc.
1.
Outgoing
This station (IX-MV7-*)
Control the external device
3.
• The calling tone plays from the built-in
speaker.
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Alternately,
When the call button is connected
2.
Speak when the other party
answers
• If you pick up the handset, the call is switched
to a handset call.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of
the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration set on
the IP-PBX.
• You may not be able to make an outgoing call depending
on the configuration of the station you are calling.
• The call is placed using the priority that was set during
programming.
• The calling tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
• If the call duration that was previously configured on this
station (for calls with a VoIP Phone, the call duration
configured on the VoIP Phone) elapses, the call will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the settings.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station while making an outgoing call or during a call, the
outgoing call or call will be interrupted and the station will
switch to the page.
• You can tap
during a call to turn the microphone
and camera image for the handset and main unit off. Tap
to turn them back on.
• If you receive another call while talking, a notification tone
will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
• If a call recipients include a VoIP Phone configured to
automatically take the call, that VoIP Phone will answer.
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
To respond to an incoming call
When the device receives an incoming call, the ringtone sounds and the video image shows up on the screen.
<Example: If the incoming call is from a Video Door Station>
1.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
When you receive an incoming
call, lift the handset or tap
.
3.
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Alternately,
Alternately,
• Refer to (→page 16) for information on how to
view the screen when receiving an incoming
call.
• Refer to (page 73, page 77, and page 80) for
information on possible operations when
receiving an incoming call.
2.
Speak with the other party
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How to use the device
To make a call / To respond to an incoming call
Note
• Depending on the configuration, the ringtone may be heard
from a separately installed speaker or other device.
• If the call duration that was previously configured on the
other station (for calls with a VoIP phone, the call duration
configured on the VoIP phone) elapses, the call will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the settings.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station during a call, the call will be interrupted and the
station will switch to the page.
• If a page or a call with a higher priority is received from
another station while receiving an incoming call, the station
will switch to the page or call with a higher priority.
• The ringtone may not sound, depending on the
configuration.
• You can tap
during a call to turn the microphone
and camera image for the handset and main unit off. Tap
to turn them back on.
• When you receive two or more calls simultaneously, tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
• When Auto Answer (→page 108) is "ON," an individual call
from another Master Station will be answered
automatically. It will not automatically answer a group call
or a call from a handset sub station or Door Station.
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How to use the device
Page / Receive paging
Page a group
Page all stations other than VoIP phones that belong to a selected group.
[PAGE] may not be displayed on the Home screen, depending on the configuration. If this is the case, this function
cannot be used.
1.
4.
Pick up the handset.
Tap [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE].
• If there is no handset, proceed to the next step.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying a group,
the page will be sent under [Normal] priority.
• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
2.
3.
Tap [PAGE] on the Home screen.
5.
Call after the announcement tone.
• Refer to (page 73, page 77, and page 79) for
information on possible operations when
paging.
Tap the group to page.
• Refer to (→page 31) for information on how to
search groups.
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How to use the device
6.
Page / Receive paging
To stop paging, put the handset
back or tap
.
Note
• When the station being paged answers, paging will be
interrupted and the station will switch to a call with the
station that answered.
• The calling tone will sound until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the paging pretone may
be heard from a separately installed speaker or other
device.
• If the configured call duration elapses, the page will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
Alternately,
• The announcement tone may not sound, depending on the
configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station when paging or during a call, the page or call will be
interrupted and the station will switch to the page with the
higher priority.
• If you receive another call while paging, a notification tone
will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
• You can tap
while paging to turn the microphone for
the handset and main unit off. Tap
back on.
to turn them
• You can also page stations with handsets and Door
Stations.
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How to use the device
Page / Receive paging
Page all stations
Page all stations other than VoIP phones registered in the Address Book of this station.
[PAGE] may not be displayed on the Home screen, depending on the configuration. If this is the case, this function
cannot be used.
1.
4.
Pick up the handset.
Tap [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE].
• If there is no handset, proceed to the next step.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying [ALL
PAGE], the page will be sent under [Normal]
priority.
• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
2.
Tap [PAGE] on the Home screen.
5.
Call after the announcement tone.
• Refer to (page 73, page 77, and page 79) for
information on possible operations when
paging.
3.
Tap [ALL PAGE].
6.
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To stop paging, put the handset
back or tap
.
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How to use the device
Page / Receive paging
Note
• When the station being paged answers, paging will be
interrupted and the station will switch to a call with the
station that answered.
• The calling tone will sound until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the paging pretone may
be heard from a separately installed speaker or other
device.
• If the configured call duration elapses, the page will
automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
• The announcement tone may not sound, depending on the
configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station when paging or during a call, the page or call will be
interrupted and the station will switch to the page with the
higher priority.
• If you receive another call while paging, a notification tone
will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which to talk. (→page 73)
• You can tap
while paging to turn the microphone for
the handset and main unit off. Tap
back on.
to turn them
• You can also page stations with handsets and Door
Stations.
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How to use the device
Page / Receive paging
Page a group with a message
Page all stations other than VoIP phones that belong to a selected group with a pre-recorded message (audio data).
[PAGE] may not be displayed on the Home screen, depending on the configuration. If this is the case, this function
cannot be used.
1.
Tap [PAGE] on the Home screen.
2.
Tap the group to page.
4.
Tap the message to be sent during
paging.
• The selected message will be heard from the
handset or built-in speaker.
5.
Use
or
to configure how
many times the message is to be
played back.
• Refer to (→page 31) for information on how to
search groups.
3.
Tap [Pre-Recorded MESSAGES].
6.
Tap [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE].
• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
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How to use the device
7.
Page / Receive paging
Once the message is sent, the
screen returns to the Home
screen.
Stopping sent messages that are
playing on stations
1.
No. of stations to which message was
Tap [History] on the Home
screen.
No. of stations to which to send message
•
:
Press this to stop paging. However, messages
that have already been sent and are playing on
stations will not stop.
2.
3.
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Tap [Outgoing Calls].
Tap the message page to stop in
the history.
3
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4.
Page / Receive paging
Tap [PAGE CANCEL].
• The sent message playing on stations stops.
Note
• The calling tone plays until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the paging pretone may
be heard from a separately installed speaker or other
device.
• If the station to which the message is being sent is on a call
or is paging, the message may not play depending on the
priority setting.
• You can also page stations with handsets and Door
Stations.
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Page / Receive paging
Paging all stations with a message
Page all stations other than VoIP phones registered in the Address Book of this station, using a prerecorded message
(audio data).
[PAGE] may not be displayed on the Home screen, depending on the configuration. If this is the case, this function
cannot be used.
1.
Tap [PAGE] on the Home screen.
2.
Tap [ALL PAGE].
4.
• The selected message will be heard from the
handset or built-in speaker.
5.
3.
Tap the message to be sent during
paging.
Tap [Pre-Recorded MESSAGES].
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Use
or
to configure how
many times the message is to be
played back.
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6.
Page / Receive paging
Stopping sent messages that are
playing on stations
Tap [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE].
1.
Tap [History] on the Home
screen.
• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
7.
Once the message is sent, the
screen returns to the Home
screen.
2.
Tap [Outgoing Calls].
No. of stations to which message was
No. of stations to which to send message
•
:
Press this to stop paging. However, messages
that have already been sent and are playing on
stations will not stop.
3.
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Tap the message page to stop in
the history.
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4.
Page / Receive paging
Tap [PAGE CANCEL].
• The sent message playing on stations stops.
Note
• The calling tone plays until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the paging pretone may
be heard from a separately installed speaker or other
device.
• If the station to which the message is being sent is on a call
or is paging, the message may not play depending on the
priority setting.
• You can also page stations with handsets and Door
Stations.
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Page / Receive paging
Page from an external device
You can also page by detecting external device input (such as a button or sensor) to send a page or message page to
a destination other than a VoIP phone registered to this station, or page using an external audio source.
Input
Button, etc.
Paging
This station (IX-MV7-*)
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Page / Receive paging
To receive a paging call
When a page is received, the announcement tone will play and paging begins.
Depending on the configuration,
may be displayed when a page is received. Answering the page in this case
will begin the call.
Refer to (page 77, page 78, and page 80) for information on possible operations when a page is received.
2.
Answering pages
1.
Talk with the other party
When being paged, lift the handset
or tap
.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
Alternately,
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3.
Page / Receive paging
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Alternately,
Note
• The announcement tone may not sound, depending on the
configuration.
• Depending on the configuration, the paging pretone and
incoming page tone may be heard from a separately
installed speaker or other device.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another
station when paging or during a call, the page or call will be
interrupted and the station will switch to the page with the
higher priority.
• If you receive an incoming call from another station during
paging, a notification tone will be heard from the handset or
built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station with which
to talk. (→page 73)
• When a station answers paging, the paging to other
stations will be canceled.
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Monitoring
Monitor a door station
You can monitor video and audio from a station or from a network camera.
For stations without cameras, only audio monitoring will be performed. Master Stations, VoIP phones, and groups
cannot be monitored.
Sound from this station cannot be heard by the other person during monitoring. However, the other person may be
notified that they are being monitored (a notification tone or flashing LED), depending on the configuration of the other
station. It may be impossible to monitor the other station when the chime is playing on this station depending on the
configuration of the other station, or if the other station is making an outgoing call, receiving an incoming call,
receiving a page, or on a call.
1.
2.
Tap [Monitor] on the Home
screen.
• The calling tone plays until monitoring begins.
4.
• Refer to (page 70 and page 74 through
page 78) for information on possible
operations during monitoring.
Tap a station to monitor.
5.
• Refer to (→page 31) for information on how to
search stations.
3.
Confirm the video and audio.
Tap [MONITOR].
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To stop monitoring, tap
.
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Monitoring
Note
• You can tap
or pick up the handset during
monitoring to initiate a call.
• If the configured monitoring duration elapses, monitoring
will automatically end. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to monitoring ending. The
notification tone may not play, depending on the
configuration.
• During monitoring, if this station starts playing a chime or
receives a page or call from another station, monitoring will
end.
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Monitoring
Scan monitoring
You can monitor video and audio from multiple pre-configured stations or network cameras, automatically and in
order. This function can be configured in “Monitor (→page 124)”.
For stations without cameras, only audio monitoring will be performed. Master Stations and VoIP phones cannot be
monitored.
Sound from this station cannot be heard by the other person during monitoring. However, the other person may be
notified that they are being monitored (a notification tone or flashing LED), depending on the configuration of the other
station. It may be impossible to monitor the other station when the chime is playing on this station depending on the
configuration of the other station, or if the other station is making an outgoing call, receiving an incoming call,
receiving a page, or on a call.
1.
Tap [Monitor] on the Home
screen.
3.
Confirm the video and audio.
Pause
2.
• Tap
to stop automatically switching video
and audio. Video and audio from the currently
displayed station will continue to be monitored.
Tap [SCAN MONITOR].
• The calling tone plays until scan monitoring
begins.
•
: Press this to switch monitoring to the
previous station.
•
: Press this to resume scan monitoring.
• Refer to (page 70 and page 74 through
page 78) for information on possible
operations during monitoring.
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4.
To stop scan monitoring , tap
Monitoring
.
Note
• During scan monitoring, if this station begins playing a
chime or receives a page or call from another station, scan
monitoring will be paused. When the page, call, or
conversation ends, scan monitoring will resume from the
first station.
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Using Speed Dial Buttons
Using Speed Dial Buttons
The Speed Dial buttons can be used to quickly perform functions that have been pre-assigned.
This function can be configured in “Speed Dial (→page 145)”.
Home screen 1
Tap [Favorites] on the Home screen to display the Speed Dial
buttons.
Home screen 2
The Speed Dial buttons are displayed on the Home screen.
Function icon
Function icon
Speed Dial button name
Speed Dial button name
Function icon
Home screen 1
Description
Home screen 2
Press this to make a normal call to a pre-configured station or group.
Press this to make a priority call to a pre-configured station or group.
Press this to make an urgent call to a pre-configured station or group.
Press this to send a normal page, normal message page, normal all page, or normal
all message page to a pre-configured group.
Press this to send an urgent page, urgent message page, urgent all page, or urgent
all message page to a pre-configured group.
Press this to monitor a pre-configured station or network camera.
Press this to scan monitor a pre-configured station or network camera.
Press this to operate relay output for the pre-configured station. During relay control,
[Processing…] will be displayed and the button will turn yellow.
However, the display and operating state may vary in the following situations.
• Relay output is operated on another station
• The station to control is reset during relay output control
When operating relay output for multiple stations at the same time, processing may
take some time.
Note
• A VoIP Phone cannot be paged, message paged, monitored, or scan monitored.
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Check the recorded video and audio
Play back the recording
Video/audio recordings can be selected from the history for playback.
Depending on the configuration, a single video/audio recording may be split into multiple files.
1.
2.
3.
Tap [History] on the Home
screen.
4.
• [PLAY]:
Press this to play the selected video/audio
recording.
• [DELETE]:
Press this to delete the selected video/audio
recording.
• [DELETE ALL]:
Delete all video/audio recordings. Protected
video/audio recordings cannot be deleted.
• [LOCK]:
Press this to protect the selected video/audio
Tap [Recordings].
Tap the video/audio recording to
check from the history.
Tap [Play].
recording. Protected content will show
in
the protected field and cannot be overwritten
or deleted.
• [UNLOCK]:
Press this to unprotect the selected video/
audio recording.
5.
Tap
to check video or audio.
• Refer to (→page 62) for information on how to
view the screen when playing a video/audio
recording.
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Check the recorded video and audio
Note
• Depending on the communication status when recording
video/audio, the video/audio recording may not be saved
properly and may not be able to be played back normally.
• The network camera may not be able to record video,
depending on the size of the image.
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Check the recorded video and audio
How to View the Playback Screen
1
2
3
6
4
7
5
8
11
12 13
9
10
Numbe
r
Name
Description
1
Station information
This shows the station number, station name (terminal name), and location of the
station that recorded the video/audio.
2
Date and time
This shows the date and time the video/audio was recorded.
3
Function
You can adjust brightness of the screen and audio volume with this button.
: Screen brightness
: Playback volume
4
Previous split
Press this to display the video/audio recording playback screen for the previous split
file.
is only displayed if the video/audio file was saved split. It is not displayed for
the first recorded video/audio data split in the series.
5
Previous
Press this to display the playback screen for the previous video/audio recording.
Tapping
when the first video/audio recording is being shown will display the
last video/audio recording.
6
PLAY/Pause
Play: Press this to play the video/audio recording.
Pause: Press this to pause video/audio recording playback.
7
Next split
Press this to display the video/audio recording playback screen for the next split file.
is only displayed if the video/audio file was saved split. It is not displayed for
the last recorded video/audio data split in the series.
8
Next
Press this to display the playback screen for the next video/audio recording. Tapping
when the last video/audio recording is being shown will display the first video/
audio recording.
9
BACK
You can go back to the history screen with this button.
10
Seek bar
This shows the playback progress of the video/audio recording. Taping the seek bar
during playback will play the video/audio recording from the point that was tapped.
Tapping the seek bar when the recording is paused will show the recording paused at
the location that was tapped.
11
Video/audio recording
number / total number of
recordings
This shows the number of the video/audio recording being shown, as well as the total
number of recordings.
12
File split number/total number
of files
This shows the number of the video/audio file being shown and the total number of
files, if a single video/audio recording was split into multiple files.
13
Playback time
This shows the playback time.
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Check the recorded video and audio
Playing Recorded Video/Audio on a PC
Insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the PC or into a microSD card reader connected to the PC to
play video/audio recordings recorded to the microSD card on the PC.
• Video/audio recordings (AVI format) can be played using a media player that supports the AVI format.
Note
System for video/audio files saved to microSD cards
• Video/audio file format: AVI
• Video/audio files are saved in the following folder.
/record
• Video/audio files are saved in the folder with the following file name.
001̲001̲2018̲11̲21̲10̲15.avi
Video/audio recording start time
Date video/audio was recorded
File split number (starting from 001)
*This will be 001 only if the file is not split.
Video/audio recording number (starting from 001)
The .png files are thumbnail images for video/audio recording in the history.
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Transfer
Transfer a calls (while on the line)
A call can be transferred to another station when it is on hold.
Transfer a call
1.
2.
4.
Tap
during a call to put the
call on hold.
Once the transfer destination
answers, inform the person that
the transfer will be made.
• To cancel transferring, tap
.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
Tap the transfer destination station
or group.
5.
Put the handset back or tap
• Refer to (→page 31) for information on how to
search stations.
Alternately,
3.
Tap [TRANSFER CALL].
• The call is transferred to the transfer
destination.
• To take a call off hold, tap [HOLD CANCEL].
• The calling tone is heard.
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Transfer
Note
• You may not be able to transfer calls, depending on the
configuration of the transfer destination station.
Receive a transferred call
1.
• If the transfer destination ends the call first, the call with the
station that made the call will resume.
When you receive an incoming call
from the transfer source, lift the
handset or tap
.
• Transferring a call from a station with a camera will transfer
the video as well.
• If the transfer destination is a group, the call can be
transferred to the first station that answers.
• If the configured call duration with the held station elapses
during the call with the transfer destination (if calling a VoIP
phone, the duration configured in this station or the VoIP
phone, whichever is shorter), the call with the held station
will be automatically ended. A notification tone will play
approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending, but the
call cannot be extended. The notification tone may not
play, depending on the configuration.
Alternately,
• If transferring is configured on the transfer destination
station, the outgoing call will be made according to the
configuration.
2.
3.
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Speak with the transferring station.
When the transferring station
hangs up, the call is transferred
and now you can talk with the party
who initiated the call.
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Transfer
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer
to (→page 18).
• Refer to (page 70 through page 79) for
information on possible operations during a
call.
Note
• Transferring a call from a station with a camera will transfer
the video as well.
• If communication is ended at the transfer destination
before the transferring station, the transfer will not be
completed.
• The call will not be automatically answered even if Auto
Answer (→page 108) is set to "ON." Tap
to answer.
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Transfer
Transferring Incoming Calls when Away
You can set absent transfer ahead of time to transfer incoming calls to another station when you are away. This
cannot be used via administrator setting.
Calls from VoIP phones will arrive on this station without being transferred.
Absent transfer
When a call is received when you are away, the call is automatically transferred to another station.
Absent transfer set...
Away
Automatic
transfer
Receive a call
Station
Pre-configured transfer destination
station
■ Setting absent transfer
1.
It switches to [TRANSFER/ON] and turns
orange.
Tap [TRANSFER/OFF] on the
Home screen.
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Transfer
■ Canceling absent transfer
1.
Tap [TRANSFER/ON] on the
Home screen.
It switches to [TRANSFER/OFF] and lights OFF.
Note
• Absent transfer can also be set via PC configuration
(“Absent Transfer (→page 113)”).
• If transfer destinations include a VoIP Phone configured to
automatically answer the call, that VoIP Phone will answer.
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Transfer
Other Transfer Functions
Incoming calls can be automatically transferred to another station when you are away. Calls from VoIP phones will
arrive on this station without being transferred. Call transfer must be configured ahead of time. Calls may be
transferred to multiple stations. If a call is transferred to multiple stations, only the first person who answers the call
can be conversed with.
Delayed transfer
When a call is received, if the station does not answer within a certain period of time, the call will automatically be
transferred to another station. Refer to “Transfer (→page 112)” for information on how to configure this.
When delayed transfer is activated:
No respond within a set
Receive a call
Automatic
Station
Pre-configured transfer destination
station
Scheduled transfer
Absent transfer is automatically performed on the pre-configured schedule. Refer to “Transfer (→page 112)” for
information on how to configure this.
During scheduled transfer...
<Example schedule>
Monday: 0:00 to 8:00
Wednesday: 8:00 to 23:59
Friday: 8:00 to 23:59
A call is transferred based on the
Receive a call
Automatic
transfer
Station
Pre-configured transfer destination
station
Note
• An icon is displayed on the Home screen when delay transfer or schedule transfer is configured.
• If transfer destinations include a VoIP Phone configured to automatically answer the call, that VoIP Phone will answer.
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during pages, and during monitoring
How to use the device
To unlock the electric lock
The electrical lock can be released during calls or monitoring.
Releasing with the door release button
1.
Tap
during a call or during
monitoring.
• The door unlocks.
• When the door is released,
Releasing with the ten-key pad
Depending on the configuration, the
not be displayed.
1.
button may
Tap
during a call or during
monitoring.
switches to
for 3 seconds.
• When an electrical lock connected to this
station is released, the status indicator flashes
blue.
2.
Use the ten-key pad to enter
"**authentication key*."
• If your authentication key is "0000" enter
"**0000*."
Note
• If the door cannot be released, an error tone will sound.
• Depending on the configuration, performing a door release
operation a second time when the door is already released
will extend the door release duration.
• Tap
70
to delete the previous character.
3
Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
How to use the device
3.
Tap [ENTER].
• The door unlocks.
• When the door is released,
switches to
for 3 seconds.
• When an electrical lock connected to this
station is released, the status indicator flashes
blue.
Note
• Depending on the configuration of the other station, a
notification tone may be heard when the authentication key
is confirmed.
• If the door cannot be released, an error tone will sound.
• Ask the administrator for the authentication key.
• Depending on the configuration, performing a door release
operation a second time when the door is already released
will extend the door release duration.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Put a call on hold
When on a call, the call can be put on hold temporarily.
The on-hold tone will play on the other station while it is on hold.
1.
Tap
during a call.
• The call becomes on hold and the transfer
destination search screen is displayed.
2.
To take the call off hold, tap
[HOLD CANCEL].
• Now you can talk with the other party.
Note
• When you put the handset back while the call is on hold,
the call is terminated.
• You can transfer a call when it is on hold. (→page 64)
• The image from your station is not sent to the other station
while that station is on hold.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
How to use the device
Select a station to respond
When receiving multiple incoming calls or receiving an incoming call from another station when placing an outgoing
call, sending a page, or on a call, you can select which station to answer.
1.
Tap
on the screen.
• The color varies according to the priority of the
incoming call. If there are multiple incoming
calls, the color of the highest priority will be
displayed.
2.
•
:
An urgent call was received.
•
:
A priority call was received.
•
:
A normal call was received.
4.
5.
Talk with the other party.
To terminate a call, put the
handset back or tap
.
Tap the station to answer.
Alternately,
3.
Lift the handset or tap
.
Alternately,
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during pages, and during monitoring
How to use the device
Video/Audio Recording
Video/audio can be recorded from the camera when receiving an incoming call, during a call, and during monitoring. If
there is no image from the camera, only audio will be recorded.
Depending on the configuration,
may not be displayed on the screen. In this case, this function cannot be used.
*A separately sold microSD card is required for video/audio recording. (→page 26)
1.
Tap
on the screen.
Note
• When the incoming call, call, or monitoring is ended, video/
audio recording also stops automatically.
• If overwriting is enabled, the oldest data is overwritten with
the newest data if the card becomes full.
• The camera image displayed on the monitor will be
recorded. However, If images from both a Video Door
Station and a network camera are displayed on the LCD
display simultaneously, only the image from the camera
selected in the configuration will be recorded.
• The icon changes to
recording starts.
2.
• During scan monitoring, video/audio can be recorded only
when switching is stopped.
and video/audio
• Depending on the configuration, video/audio recording will
start automatically.
• Depending on the configuration, a single video/audio
recording may be split into multiple files.
Tap
to end video/audio
recording.
• Video/audio recording may stop automatically, depending
on the configuration.
•
will not be displayed in the following states.
– The manual video/audio recording function is not
permitted, and no auto video/audio recording start trigger
is configured
– A microSD card is not inserted
– There is no free space on the microSD card for video/
audio recording
• The icon changes to
recording ends.
• The network camera may not be able to record video,
depending on the size of the video.
and video/audio
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during pages, and during monitoring
How to use the device
Locking the Capture Area
The image capture area of the network camera can be modified.
The capture area may not be able to be adjusted/locked, depending on the network camera configuration.
1.
When a network camera image is
being displayed, tap
,
,
4.
,
Tap [CAMERA PRESET] to lock
the capture area.
and
to adjust the image display
area horizontally and vertically.
• The configuration is retained.
5.
2.
3.
Tap
and
to adjust the
capture area.
Tap
.
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Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Adjust video to enhance visibility
Adjust the video displayed by a Video Door Station to enhance visibility.
<Video playing on Video Door Station>
1.
2.
Tap
• The image will be adjusted. A sample is shown
below.
• The configuration is not retained.
.
<Backlight compensation>
<Nighttime compensation>
Before compensation
Before compensation
After compensation
After compensation
Tap [OFF].
3.
Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
Note
• Press [ON] during compensation to return the image to the
state it was in prior to compensation.
• Compensation cannot be applied to images from Master
Stations or network cameras.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Adjusting Screen Brightness
The brightness of the screen can be adjusted when making an outgoing call, receiving an incoming page, during a
call, or during (scan) monitoring.
1.
2.
Tap
.
Tap
or
brightness.
•
to adjust the screen
:
Press this to darken the screen one step.
•
:
Press this to lighten the screen one step.
• The configuration is retained.
3.
Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Adjust speaker volume
The receive volume can be adjusted during a call or during (scan) monitoring.
1.
Tap
.
Note
• Adjusting the receive volume will also change the calling
tone volume.
• Adjust the calling tone volume during an outgoing call.
2.
Tap
or
volume.
•
to adjust the receive
:
Press this to decrease one step.
•
:
Press this to increase one step.
• The configuration is retained.
3.
Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Adjust microphone volume
The microphone volume can be adjusted during a call or when sending a page.
1.
2.
Tap
.
Tap
or
to adjust the
microphone volume.
•
:
Press this to decrease one step.
•
:
Press this to increase one step.
• The configuration is retained.
3.
Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
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Possible operations when making calls, during calls,
during pages, and during monitoring
Adjusting Ringtone Volume
The ringtone volume can be adjusted during an incoming call or when receiving a page.
1.
2.
Tap
.
Tap
or
volume.
•
to adjust the ringtone
:
Press this to decrease one step.
•
:
Press this to increase one step.
• The configuration is retained.
3.
Tap
to return to the previous
screen.
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Checking the System
Line Monitoring
You can check network communication between this station and stations other than VoIP phones registered in this
station's Address Book.
Network communication can also be automatically checked on a periodic basis (“Supervision (administrator privileges
only) (→page 156)”).
Line monitoring results are also stored on the microSD card.
Performing manual line monitoring
1.
3.
Tap [Status] on the Home screen.
Enter the administrator password,
and then tap [ENTER].
This password is the same as the administrator
password for Web configuration. Contact your
system administrator for details.
2.
Tap [Line Supervision].
• Once line monitoring begins, the screen
returns to the System Check screen.
If an error was detected, [Status] on the Home
screen turns from green to red.
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Checking the System
Error detected
1.
4.
Tap [Status] on the Home screen.
Restore the error and perform line
monitoring again.
• If the error has been restored to normal,
[Status] on the Home screen will change back
from red to green.
Note
• Errors will be detected even if the network itself is healthy
and there is a malfunction in the other station.
2.
3.
Tap [Line Supervision Results].
Check the station with a network
communication error.
Line monitoring start time
Station with network communication error
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Checking the System
Monitoring Malfunctions
Stations registered to this station's Address Book (other than VoIP phones) can be checked for speaker/microphone,
program, Call button, and contact input malfunctions.
IX-MV, IX-DA, and IX-BA can be checked only for program malfunctions.
It is not possible to check for network camera malfunctions.
Malfunctions can also be automatically checked on a periodic basis (“Supervision (administrator privileges only)
(→page 156)”).
Malfunction monitoring results are also stored on the microSD card.
Important
• Stations that cannot communicate cannot be checked for malfunctions. Use this function together with line monitoring.
Performing manual malfunction
monitoring
3.
Enter the administrator password,
and then tap [ENTER].
1.
Tap [Status] on the Home screen.
This password is the same as the administrator
password for Web configuration. Contact your
system administrator for details.
2.
Tap [Device Check].
• A short beep is heard from each station, in
order to check for speaker/microphone
malfunctions.
• Once malfunction monitoring begins, the
screen returns to the System Check screen.
If an error was detected, [Status] on the Home
screen turns from green to red.
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How to use the device
Checking the System
Error detected
1.
Tap [Status] on the Home screen.
2.
Tap [Device Check Results].
3.
Check the station with an error.
4.
5.
Tap the station to check details on
the malfunction.
Tap [DETAIL].
Malfunction monitoring start time
: Normal.
: Malfunctioning.
Station with error
6.
Restore the error and perform
malfunction monitoring again.
• If the error has been restored to normal,
[Status] on the Home screen will change back
from red to green.
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How to use the device
Checking the System
Confirming Station Information
The firmware version and network configuration information can be checked for this station.
1.
• CONTACT INFORMATION: This shows
information on the installer configured in the IX
Support Tool configuration tool.
Tap [Status] on the Home screen.
3.
Tap [Network Information].
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2.
Tap [Station Information].
4.
Enter the administrator password,
and then tap [ENTER].
This password is the same as the administrator
password for Web configuration. Contact your
system administrator for details.
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• FIRMWARE VERSION: This shows the
firmware version of this station.
• NETWORK STATUS: This shows whether this
station is connected properly to the network.
• IP-PBX STATUS: This shows the connection
status with the IP-PBX.
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How to use the device
5.
Checking the System
Check the network configuration
information for this station.
• Tap [BACK] to return to the [Station
Information] screen.
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How to use the device
Other functions
To make the device sound a tone on a
schedule
You can set up the device so that a registered chime sounds on a schedule you create.
Refer to “Chime (→page 128)” for information on configuring chimes.
<Example schedule>
Monday: 8:30, 17:30
Wednesday: 8:30, 17:30
Friday: 8:30, 17:30
Sounds plays on schedule
Chime tone
Note
• If a call or page is received while the chime is playing, the chime will be canceled.
• The chime will not play when making an outgoing call, receiving an incoming call, during paging, or during a call.
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Other functions
Automatically play back the Communication
Audio Messages
A message to help identify the location of the other station can be automatically played when a call starts or via tenkey pad input.
The Communication Audio Messages can be used if it is registered to the other station.
Receive a call
Call begins
Message sent when call begins
Message played
Authentication key input during call
Enter the "Authentication Key" using the
numerical keypad.
Ask the administrator for the authentication
Message sent
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How to use the device
Other functions
To make the device send an email message
The device can be configured to send an email message to a registered address when making an urgent outgoing call
or when a specific event occurs such as an outgoing call failure.
For how to configure email settings, refer to “Email (→page 184)”.
Urgent outgoing call placed, outgoing call
failed, etc.
Automated email delivery
email
mail server
Example of sending an email message:
When you make a call to the Door Station 3 (station number: 003, station name: Door Station 3, location: Reception
desk) from this station (station number: 002, station name: Intercom Station 2, location: Fire Prevention Center) with
the priority level of Priority.
Source
△△△△@△△△△△.com
Date and time
2018/11/20 7:22
To
CC
××××@×××××.com
Subject
002 Intercom Station 2 Priority Outgoing Call
Description
A call was made at [20181120 07:21:00].
Source Station Number: [002]
Source Station Name: [Intercom Station 2]
Source Station Location: [Fire Prevention Center]
Call Priority: [Priority]
Destination Station Number: [003]
Destination Station Name: [Door Station 3]
Destination Station Location: [Reception desk]
Note
• "UTF-8" is used to encode the "Subject." Characters may display incorrectly depending on the email client. To avoid this, set
the encoding method to "UTF-8."
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Settings and Adjustments
About the settings
About the settings
You can configure the settings in either of the following methods.
• Configure on the device.
Some settings can be configured using the buttons on this station.
• Configure using a PC
You can access the device from a PC to configure most of the setting items.
Contact the system administrator for information on configuring administrator privileges.
■ Settings on the device
Entry
Settings when using the computer
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Station
Language
page 100
-
-
DATE (YYYY/MM/DD)
page 101
Date and Time
page 166
TIME (24 HR)
page 101
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
page 101
Daylight Savings Time
page 166
Time Zone
page 101
Time Zone
page 166
STATUS LED IN STANDBY
page 100
Standby LED State
page 223
SCREEN BRIGHTNESS
page 100
Brightness
page 223
Display Clean Mode
page 100
-
CALL BUTTON
page 102
Call Timeout (Call Button)
page 172
OPTION INPUT 1-4
page 102
Call Timeout (Option Input 1 - 4)
page 172
PLAY COUNT
page 104
Ringback Tone Count [time(s)] (Call
Button)
page 172
Ringback Tone
page 104
Ringback Tone (Call Button)
page 171
PLAY COUNT
page 104
Ringback Tone Count [time(s)]
(Option Input 1-4)
page 172
Ringback Tone
page 104
Ringback Tone (Option Input 1-4)
page 172
CALL BUTTON
page 105
Call Button Ringtone Count [time(s)]
page 175
OPTION INPUT
page 105
Option Input Ringtone Count [time(s)]
page 175
Call Button
page 107
Call Button
page 175
Option Input
page 107
Option Input
page 175
page 108
Auto Answer
page 174
Date and Time
-
Call
Outgoing Call Setting 1 - Call Timer
Outgoing Call Setting 2 - Ringback Tone
Call Button
Option Input 1 - 4
Incoming Call Setting 1 - Ringtone Count
Incoming Call Setting 2 - Ringtone
Incoming Call Setting 3
AUTO ANSWER
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
About the settings
Settings when using the computer
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Communication
COMMUNICATION TIMER
page 111
Talk Timeout [sec]
page 221
FORCE TOUCH-TO-TALK
page 111
Force Touch-to-Talk
page 221
page 112
Absent Transfer*1
page 202
page 114
Transfer Destination List*1
page 203
Re-Transfer Destination*1
page 203
Delay Transfer*1
page 203
Transfer*1
Absent Transfer*1
Absent Transfer Settings*1
page 112
Delay Transfer*1
List*1
page 204
Re-Transfer Destination*1
page 204
page 115
Delay Time [sec]*1
page 203
page 113
Schedule Transfer*1
page 205
Daily Schedule*1
page 117
Daily Schedule*1
page 207
WEEKLY SETTINGS*1
page 120
Weekly Schedule*1
page 205
LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS*2
page 113
Lock*2
page 123
Paging Timeout [sec]
Delay Transfer
Settings*1
DELAY TIMER*1
Schedule Transfer*1
page 115
Transfer Destination
-
Page
PAGE TIMER
page 179
page 123
Urgent Page
MONITOR TIMER
page 124
Monitor Timeout [sec]
page 223
SCAN MONITOR DWELL TIME
page 124
Dwell Time
page 223
Scan Monitor Settings
page 124
Station / Network Camera List
page 223
MANUAL RECORD
page 127
Manual Recording
page 190
TRIGGER EVENT
page 127
Record Event
page 189
RECORD TIMER
page 127
Event Recording Timer
page 190
PREVENT OVERWRITE
page 127
Prevent Overwrite
page 189
Daily Schedule
page 129
Daily Schedule
page 192
WEEKLY SETTINGS
page 131
Weekly Schedule
page 191
FUNCTION*2
page 135
Function*2
-
OPTION RELAY CONTROL*2
page 135
Option Relay Control*2
-
FUNCTION*2
page 135
Function*2
-
OPTION RELAY CONTROL*2
page 135
Option Relay Control*2
-
URGENT PAGE
RESPONSE*2
Response*2
-
Monitor
Record
Chime
Relay Output*2
Relay Output 1*2
Relay Output 2*2
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
About the settings
Settings when using the computer
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Relay Output 1 Schedule*2
Daily Schedule*2
page 139
Daily Schedule*2
-
WEEKLY SETTINGS*2
page 141
Weekly Schedule*2
-
Daily Schedule*2
page 139
Daily Schedule*2
-
WEEKLY SETTINGS*2
page 141
Weekly Schedule*2
-
HANDS-FREE RECEIVE
page 143
Hands-free Receive
page 216
HANDS-FREE TRANSMIT
page 143
Hands-free Transmit
page 215
HANDSET RECEIVE
page 143
Handset Receive
page 215
HANDSET TRANSMIT
page 143
Handset Transmit
page 215
HEADSET JACK RECEIVE
page 144
Headset Jack Receive
page 216
HEADSET JACK TRANSMIT
page 144
Headset Jack Transmit
page 216
RINGTONE
page 144
Ringtone
page 216
BUTTON FEEDBACK
page 144
Button Feedback
page 216
page 145
Speed Dial # *3
page 209
LINE SUPERVISION INTERVAL*2
page 156
Line Supervision Interval*2
-
LINE SUPERVISION SCHEDULE*2
page 156
Line Supervision Schedule*2
-
DEVICE CHECK INTERVAL*2
page 157
Device Check Interval*2
-
DEVICE CHECK SCHEDULE*2
page 157
Device Check Schedule*2
-
Default User Settings
page 158
Initialize User Settings
page 224
Factory Reset*2
page 159
Initialization*2
page 224
Relay Output 2 Schedule*2
Volume
Speed Dial
Favorites 1 to 8*3
Supervision*2
Factory Reset
*1
This is an administrator privileges setting. If "LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS" is set to "OFF," this may be configured even
with user privileges.
*2
This can be configured or run under administrator privileges only.
*3
This is an administrator privileges setting. If "Lock" is set to "OFF," this may be configured even with user privileges.
■ Settings using a PC
Entry
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Station Information
ID and Password
User ID
page 165
-
-
User Password
page 165
-
-
page 165
-
Language
Language
Time
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
About the settings
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Time Zone
Select time zone
page 166
Time Zone
page 101
page 166
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
page 101
page 166
DATE (YYYY/MM/DD)
page 101
TIME (24 HR)
page 101
Daylight Savings Time
Enable automatic daylight savings time
Date and Time
Network Settings
Video
Master Station Video Setting
Video Streaming
page 167
-
-
Frame Rate [fps]
page 167
-
-
Select Profile
page 167
-
-
I-picture interval
page 167
-
-
Bit Rate [kbps] [H.264/AVC]
page 167
-
-
page 168
-
-
page 169
-
-
Ringback Tone
page 171
Ringback Tone
page 104
Call Timeout
page 172
CALL BUTTON
page 102
Ringback Tone Count [time(s)]
page 172
PLAY COUNT
page 104
Ringback Tone
page 172
Ringback Tone
page 104
Call Timeout
page 172
Option Input 1-4
page 102
Ringback Tone Count [time(s)]
page 172
PLAY COUNT
page 104
Call Destination
page 173
-
-
Priority
page 173
-
-
page 173
-
-
page 174
AUTO ANSWER
page 108
Call Button
page 175
Call Button
page 107
Option Input
page 175
Option Input
page 107
Call Button Ringtone Count [time(s)]
page 175
CALL BUTTON
page 105
NTP
Enable NTP
System Information
Custom Sound Registry
Call Settings
Call Origination
Call Origination Settings
Call Button
Option Input 1- 4
Tone Settings
Busy Tone
Incoming Call
Call Answer Settings
Auto Answer
Ringtone
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Option Input Ringtone Count [time(s)]
About the settings
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
page 175
OPTION INPUT
page 176
-
-
Authentication Key
page 177
-
-
Sound Settings
page 178
-
-
page 178
-
-
Paging Timeout [sec]
page 179
PAGE TIMER
Paging Wait Timer [sec]
page 179
-
-
Destination
page 180
-
-
Priority
page 180
-
-
Message File Name
page 180
-
-
Play Count [time(s)]
page 180
-
-
Contact Assignment
page 181
-
-
Authentication Key
page 181
-
-
page 182
-
-
page 183
-
-
page 184
-
-
Outgoing Normal Call
page 185
-
-
Incoming Normal Call
page 185
-
-
Outgoing Priority Call
page 185
-
-
Incoming Priority Call
page 185
-
-
Outgoing Urgent Call
page 185
-
-
Incoming Urgent Call
page 185
-
-
Door Release Activated
page 186
-
-
Call Failed
page 186
-
-
Error
page 186
-
-
Station Restarted
page 186
-
-
VoIP Phone
page 105
Option Input / Relay Output Settings
Relay Output
Output terminal advanced settings
Option Relay Control Authentication Key
Paging Settings
Paging Origination
page 123
Option Input Page
Function Settings
Door Release
Door Release Assignment
Network Camera Integration
Event Registration
Event Tone
Play count of Event Tone
Email
Email Addresses
Destination 1 - Destination 3
Email Event Trigger
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
About the settings
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
SD Card Error
page 186
-
-
Recording Memory Full
page 186
-
-
Line Supervision (Passed)
page 186
-
-
Line Supervision (Failed)
page 186
-
-
Device Check (Passed)
page 186
-
-
Device Check (Failed)
page 186
-
-
Subject
page 186
-
-
Periodic Log Transmission
page 187
-
-
Periodic Log Transmit Time
page 187
-
-
Periodic Log Transmit Interval
page 187
-
-
Periodic Log Transmission Subject
page 187
-
-
page 188
-
-
Record Event
page 189
TRIGGER EVENT
Recorded Device
page 189
-
Prevent Overwrite
page 189
PREVENT OVERWRITE
Video Recording File Length
page 189
-
Event Recording Timer
page 190
RECORD TIMER
page 127
Manual Recording
page 190
MANUAL RECORD
page 127
Audio Recording
page 190
-
Weekly Schedule
page 191
WEEKLY SETTINGS
page 131
Daily Schedule
page 192
Daily Schedule
page 129
page 194
-
-
Color Scheme
page 195
-
-
Screen Layout
page 195
-
-
Company Information
page 198
Periodic Log Transmission
Send Test Email
Record
page 127
page 127
-
-
Chime
Display Mode
Standard Mode
Home Screen
Receptionist Mode
Name
page 198
-
-
Text Size
page 198
-
-
Bold
page 198
-
-
Text Color
page 198
-
-
page 198
-
-
Greeting
page 198
-
-
Text Size
page 198
-
-
Bold
page 198
-
-
Text Color
page 199
-
-
Greeting Information
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Images
About the settings
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
page 199
-
-
Company Image
page 199
-
-
Greeting Image
page 199
-
-
Receptionist Image
page 199
-
-
Button Function
page 200
-
-
Button 1- 4
page 200
-
-
Button Name for Group Call
page 201
-
-
Button Name for Select By Name
page 201
-
-
Button Name for Select By List
page 201
-
-
Button Name for Enter Number
page 201
-
-
Group Call Destination
page 201
-
-
Reject Incoming Call
page 201
-
-
page 202
Absent Transfer*1
page 113
Station Number*1
page 203
Absent Transfer Settings*1
page 114
Re-Transfer Destination*1
page 203
Transfer Settings*1
Absent Transfer*1
Absent Transfer*1
Transfer Destination List*1
Delay Transfer*1
Delay Transfer*1
page 204
Delay Transfer*1
page 113
Delay Time [sec]*1
page 204
DELAY TIMER*1
page 116
page 203
Delay Transfer Settings*1
page 115
Schedule Transfer*1
page 205
Schedule Transfer*1
page 113
Weekly Schedule*1
page 205
WEEKLY SETTINGS*1
page 120
Daily Schedule*1
page 207
Daily Schedule*1
page 117
Speed Dial Name*2
page 211
Speed Dial*2
page 145
Function*2
page 211
Transfer Destination List*1
Station Number*1
Re-Transfer Destination*1
Schedule Transfer*1
Station Settings
Speed Dial # *2
Privacy
Privacy
page 215
-
-
Handset Transmit
page 215
HANDSET TRANSMIT
page 143
Handset Receive
page 215
HANDSET RECEIVE
page 143
Hands-free Transmit
page 215
HANDS-FREE TRANSMIT
page 143
Hands-free Receive
page 216
HANDS-FREE RECEIVE
page 143
Volume / Tone
Volume
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
About the settings
If configured on this station
Reference page
Entry
Reference page
Headset Jack Transmit
page 216
HEADSET JACK TRANSMIT
page 144
Headset Jack Receive
page 216
HEADSET JACK RECEIVE
page 144
VoIP Phone Volume Adjustment
page 216
-
Ringtone
page 216
RINGTONE
page 144
Button Feedback
page 216
BUTTON FEEDBACK
page 144
Communication Timeout Notification
page 217
-
-
Communication End Pretone
page 217
-
-
Call Queue Notification
page 218
-
-
Paging Pretone
page 218
-
-
Auto Answer Tone
page 219
-
-
On Hold
page 219
-
-
Key Received
page 220
-
-
Talk Timeout [sec]
page 221
COMMUNICATION TIMER
page 111
Force Touch-to-Talk
page 221
FORCE TOUCH-TO-TALK
page 111
page 223
MONITOR TIMER
page 124
page 223
Scan Monitor Settings
page 124
page 223
SCAN MONITOR DWELL TIME
page 124
Brightness
page 223
SCREEN BRIGHTNESS
page 100
Primary Video Source
page 223
-
-
Aspect Ratio
page 223
-
-
Standby LED State
page 223
STATUS LED IN STANDBY
Keypad
page 223
-
page 224
Initialize User Settings
-
Tone
Communication
Monitor
Monitor Timeout [sec]
Scan Monitor
Station / Network Camera List
Dwell Time
Master Station Display
page 100
-
Maintenance
Initialization
page 158
*1
This is an administrator privileges setting. If "LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS" is set to "OFF," this may be configured even
with user privileges.
*2
This is an administrator privileges setting. If "Lock" is set to "OFF," this may be configured even with user privileges.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Before Configuring on the Station
1.
Tap [Settings] on the Home screen.
• The privileges selection screen is displayed.
2.
Select the privileges to configure.
• To configure using user privileges, tap [User] and proceed to Step 4.
• To configure using administrator privileges, tap [Admin] and proceed to Step 3.
Entry
Description
User
Some settings can be configured.
Administrator
All settings can be configured.
The password must be entered.
3.
Enter the administrator password, and then tap [ENTER].
This password is the same as the administrator password for Web configuration. Contact your system
administrator for details.
• The Settings (1/2) screen is displayed.
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Settings and Adjustments
4.
Configure on the device.
Tap the item to configure (refer to the following page onward for details).
• Tap
to display the Settings 2 screen.
• To stop configuring, use the [HOME] button, etc. to return to the Home screen.
• If nothing is pressed for approximately one minute, the station will return to the Home screen and no settings
will be saved.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Station
Configure the language, date and time, LED ON during standby, and brightness for this station.
You can also disable display tapping to clean the screen.
1.
Tap [Station] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• Station Settings screen will be displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
3.
Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
English
Language
Configure the display language.
Changing the display language may cause
the station name and other text to not
display correctly.
Date and Time
Set the current date and time for this station.
This is a required setting.
Refer to “How to configure the date and time
(→page 101)” for information on how to
configure this.
STATUS LED IN
STANDBY
Configure whether to light the status
indicator on this station ON or OFF during
normal operation.
SCREEN
BRIGHTNESS
Configure the brightness of the display.
1 - 10
6
Display Clean Mode
Disable screen tapping to clean the screen.
Screen tapping will be disabled for around 1
minute.
-
-
100
• 日本語
• English
-
• ON (light ON)
• OFF (light OFF)
-
ON
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure the date and time
(1) Tap [Date and Time] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
(2) Configure the detailed date and time.
– Tapping [BACK] will save the settings. It may take some time to update the settings.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
DATE (YYYY/MM/DD)
Configure the date on this station.
2017/01/01 - 2037/12/31
The date from 2018/
01/01 with the time
difference set in "Time
Zone" applied
TIME (24 HR)
Set the current time for the station.
00:00
The time from 00:00
with the time
difference set in "Time
Zone" applied
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME
Use this to adjust the daylight saving time
automatically to match the region selected in
"Time Zone."
Time Zone
Select the time zone to be used.
Refer to “How to configure the time zone
(→page 101)” for information on how to
configure this.
How to configure the time zone
(1) Tap [Time Zone].
– The Time Zone screen is displayed.
(2) Tap the region for which to configure the time zone.
(3) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
101
• ON
• OFF
Select from 99 regions
OFF
(GMT-08:00) Pacific
Standard Time (US),
Tijuana
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Call
Configure settings related to outgoing and incoming calls.
1.
Tap [Call] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Call Settings (1/5) screen is displayed.
2.
Change settings related to "Outgoing Call Setting 1 - Call Timer."
• Tapping [BACK] will save the settings.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
CALL BUTTON
Configure the call timer via main unit
operation.
• 10 - 600 seconds:
Configure between 10 and
600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): Ringing
continues until the recipient
answers.
60 sec.
OPTION INPUT 1-4
Configure the call timer via option input 1 - 4.
• 10 - 600 seconds:
Configure between 10 and
600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): Ringing
continues until the recipient
answers.
60 sec.
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration configured on
the IP-PBX.
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Settings and Adjustments
3.
Once you have changed the setting, tap
Configure on the device.
.
• The settings are saved.
• The Call Settings (2/5) screen is displayed.
4.
Change settings related to "Outgoing Call Setting 2 - Ringback Tone."
■ Call Button
Configure the contact input via main unit operation (any operation other than contact input).
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
■ Option Input 1 - Option Input 4
Configure the calling tone via contact input 1-4.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
PLAY COUNT
This item lets you define the number of rings
for the calling tone.
Refer to “How to configure calling tones
(→page 109)” for information on how to
configure this.
∞ (infinite)
• 1-20 rings
• ∞ (infinite): The calling tone
will continue for the amount
of time configured in "Main
unit operation call timer"
and "Contact 1-4 call timer."
Ringback Tone
Configure the calling tone heard from this
station when an outgoing call is made.
Refer to “How to configure calling tones
(→page 109)” for information on how to
configure this.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
104
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound Registry
(→page 169)”.
Call Pattern 4
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Settings and Adjustments
5.
Once you have changed the setting, tap
Configure on the device.
.
• The Call Settings (3/5) screen is displayed.
6.
Change settings related to "Incoming Call Setting 1 - Ringtone Count."
• Tapping [Back] will save the settings.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
CALL BUTTON
Configure the ringtone count when a call is
received via operation of the main unit.
• ∞ (infinite): Ringtone
continues until the call is
connected or the caller
ends the call.
• 1-20 rings
∞ (infinite)
OPTION INPUT
Configure the ringtone count when a contact
input call is received.
• ∞ (infinite): Ringtone
continues until the call is
connected or the caller
ends the call.
• 1-20 rings
∞ (infinite)
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Settings and Adjustments
7.
Once you have changed the setting, tap
Configure on the device.
.
• The settings are saved.
• The Call Settings (4/5) screen is displayed.
8.
Change settings related to "Incoming Call Setting 2 - Ringtone."
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
■ Call Button
Configure the ringtone for each priority when a call is received via main unit operation. This can be configured
for each caller. Refer to “How to configure incoming tones (→page 110)” for information on how to configure
this.
■ Option Input
Configure the ringtone for each priority when a contact input call is received. This can be configured for each
caller. Refer to “How to configure incoming tones (→page 110)” for information on how to configure this.
Entry
Ringtone
Description
Settings
Configure the ringtone for each priority when
a call is received via main unit operation or a
contact input call is received. This can be
configured for each caller.
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound Registry
(→page 169)”.
Default values
Call Button: Call
Pattern 1
Option Input: Call
Pattern 2
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Settings and Adjustments
9.
Once you have changed the setting, tap
Configure on the device.
.
• The Call Settings (5/5) screen is displayed.
10. Change settings related to "Incoming Call Setting 3."
11. Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
AUTO ANSWER
Description
Settings
This item lets you define the automatic
connection when an individual call is
received.
Auto Answer: When an incoming call is
received, this function automatically
connects the call without having to answer it.
Calls from a VoIP Phone and transferred
calls will not be automatically answered.
• ON (Auto Answer enabled)
• OFF (Auto Answer
disabled)
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Default values
OFF
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure calling tones
(1) Tap [Call Button] or [Option Input 1] - [Option Input 4].
(2) Configure the calling tone count and tone.
– The selected calling tone will continue to play.
(3) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure incoming tones
(1) Tap [Call Button] or [Option Input] on the Calling Settings (4/5) screen.
– The Ringtone Settings screen is displayed.
(2) Tap the calling station for which to change the incoming tone.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
– You can tap [DIAL] to specify by station number. Refer to “Specifying by Number (→page 29)” for
information on how to specify this.
(3) Tap [NORMAL Ringtone], [PRIORITY Ringtone], or [URGENT Ringtone] to select the incoming priority.
– The selected ringtone will continue to play.
(4) Tap the incoming tone to set.
(5) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Communication
Configure the call duration and whether to always use touch-to-talk.
1.
Tap [Communication] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Communication Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
3.
Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
COMMUNICATION
TIMER
Configure the following call durations.
• Call duration when an outgoing call is
made from this station
• Call duration when a page is answered
• 30 - 600 seconds:
Configure between 30 and
600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): The call will
continue until the call is
ended.
60 sec.
FORCE TOUCH-TOTALK
Configure whether to enable touch-to-talk
when a call is started.
• ON
• OFF
OFF
Important
• When on a call with a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of the time set for "COMMUNICATION TIMER" and the call
duration set on the VoIP Phone.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Transfer
Configure settings related to absent transfer, delay transfer, and schedule transfer.
*This is an administrator privileges setting. If "LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS" is set to "ON," this cannot be
configured under user privileges.
• Absent Transfer:
An incoming call can be automatically transferred if it is received while absent transfer is set.
• Delay Transfer:
An incoming call can be automatically transferred if it is received when delay transfer is set and not answered over
a certain period of time (delay time).
• Schedule Transfer:
An incoming call can be automatically transferred to the transfer destination, if an incoming call is received during
the time configured in the weekly schedule or daily schedule.
Important
• When an incoming call is received from a VoIP phone, the call will be received without transferring even when transfer is set.
To transfer the call, configure transferring on the IP-PBX.
1.
Tap [Transfer] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Transfer Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configure on the device.
Description
Settings
Default values
OFF
Absent Transfer
Configure whether to use absent transfer.
This cannot be set to "ON" if “How to
configure absent transfer (→page 114)” is
not configured. The TRANSFER button
shown on this station's screen can also be
used to change the setting.
• ON (absent transfer
enabled)
• OFF (absent transfer
disabled)
Delay Transfer
Configure whether to use delay transfer.
If “How to configure delay transfer
(→page 115)” is not configured, this cannot
be set to "ON."
• ON (delay transfer enabled) OFF
• OFF (delay transfer
disabled)
Schedule Transfer
Configure whether to use schedule transfer.
If “How to configure schedule transfer (daily
schedule) (→page 117)” or “How to
configure schedule transfer (weekly
schedule) (→page 120)” is not configured,
this cannot be set to "ON."
• ON (schedule transfer
enabled)
• OFF (schedule transfer
disabled)
OFF
LOCK TRANSFER
SETTINGS
(administrator
privileges only)
Configure whether to allow "Transfer" to be
changed under user privileges.
• ON (cannot configure under
user privileges)
• OFF (can configure under
user privileges)
OFF
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure absent transfer
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
(1) Tap [Absent Transfer] on the Transfer Settings screen.
– The Absent Transfer Settings screen is displayed.
(2) Tap [NEW] to configure the transfer destination station.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the Re row and then tap [EDIT].
*Up to 10 transfer destinations and a single retransfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination can be
configured.
*Configure transfer destinations in the 1-10 fields in the No. column on the left of the transfer destination
station list, and the retransfer destination in Re.
– To change a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to change, and
then tap [EDIT].
– To delete a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to delete, and then
tap [DELETE].
– The Select Destination screen is displayed.
(3) Tap the station to configure as a transfer destination.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(4) Tap [ENTER].
– The Absent Transfer Settings screen is displayed.
(5) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure delay transfer
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
(1) Tap [Delay Transfer] on the Transfer Settings screen.
– The Delay Transfer Settings screen is displayed.
(2) Tap [NEW] to configure the transfer destination station.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the Re row and then tap [EDIT].
*Up to 10 transfer destinations and a single retransfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination can be
configured.
*Configure transfer destinations in the 1-10 fields in the No. column on the left of the transfer destination
station list, and the retransfer destination in Re.
– To change a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to change, and
then tap [EDIT].
– To delete a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to delete, and then
tap [DELETE].
– The Select Destination screen is displayed.
(3) Tap the station to configure as a transfer destination.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(4) Tap [ENTER].
– The Delay Transfer Settings screen is displayed.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(5) Configure [DELAY TIMER].
(6) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
DELAY TIMER
Description
Settings
Configure the time until delay transfer is
performed.
116
1-300 sec (by 1 sec)
Default values
30 sec.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure schedule transfer (daily schedule)
Configure the transfer destination and time for schedule transfer, in units of one day. A schedule one year from
the set day can be configured. 12 schedules can be set for each day.
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
(1) Tap [Schedule Transfer] on the Transfer Settings screen.
– The Transfer Schedule screen is displayed. It may take some time for the screen to be displayed.
(2) Tap the day for which to set a schedule.
– The Daily Schedule screen is displayed for the day that was tapped.
(3) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all individual schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL].
*Refer to “How to configure schedule transfer (weekly schedule) (→page 120)” for information on changing
and deleting schedules registered as "Week" schedules.
– The Set Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(4) Tap [NEW] to configure the transfer destination station.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the Re row and then tap [EDIT].
*Up to 10 transfer destinations and a single retransfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination can be
configured.
*Configure the first transfer destinations in the 1-10 fields in the No. column on the left of the transfer
destination station list, and the retransfer destination in Re.
– To change a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to change, and
then tap [EDIT].
– To delete a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to delete, and then
tap [DELETE].
– The Select Destination screen is displayed.
(5) Tap the station to configure as a transfer destination.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(6) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
(7) Configure the start time and end time.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(8) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
START
Configure the time to begin schedule
transfer.
00:00 - 23:59
-
END
Configure the time at which to stop schedule
transfer. If this is set earlier than "Start
Time," the end time will be for the following
day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure schedule transfer (weekly schedule)
Configure the transfer destination and time for schedule transfer, for each day of the week from Sunday
through Saturday. Up to 12 schedules can be set for each day of the week.
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
(1) Tap [Schedule Transfer] on the Transfer Settings screen.
– The Transfer Schedule screen is displayed. It may take some time for the screen to be displayed.
(2) Tap [WEEKLY SETTINGS].
– The Weekly Schedules screen is displayed.
(3) Tap the day of the week for which to configure transferring.
(4) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day of the week, tap [DELETE ALL].
– The Set Weekly Schedule screen is displayed.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(5) Tap [NEW] to configure the transfer destination station.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the Re row and then tap [EDIT].
*Up to 10 transfer destinations and a single retransfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination can be
configured.
*Configure transfer destinations in the 1-10 fields in the No. column on the left of the transfer destination
station list, and the retransfer destination in Re.
– To change a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to change, and
then tap [EDIT].
– To delete a transfer destination station that has already been registered, tap the station to delete, and then
tap [DELETE].
– The Select Destination screen is displayed.
(6) Tap the station to configure as a transfer destination.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(7) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Weekly Schedule screen is displayed.
(8) Configure the start time and end time.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(9) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
START
Configure the time to begin schedule
transfer.
00:00 - 23:59
-
END
Configure the time at which to stop schedule
transfer. If this is set earlier than "Start
Time," the end time will be for the following
day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Page
Configure settings related to paging.
1.
Tap [Page] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Paging Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
3.
Tap [BACK].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
PAGE TIMER
Configure the time to continue paging when
a page is received.
10 - 600 sec (by 1 sec)
URGENT PAGE
RESPONSE
(administrator
privileges only)
Configure whether to refuse call answer or
end operations on the station being called,
when an urgent page is sent. Urgent
message pages and urgent external input
pages cannot be refused.
• ON (refuse)
• OFF (do not refuse)
Default values
30 sec
OFF
Important
• If the station being called is IX-MV, end operations can be performed even if refuse urgent pages is set to "ON."
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Monitor
Configure settings related to monitoring and scan monitoring.
Scan monitoring: This function automatically switches monitoring between multiple stations and network cameras
(other than VoIP phones) for a certain interval.
1.
Tap [Monitor] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Monitor Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
3.
Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
MONITOR TIMER
Configure the time until monitoring
automatically stops, when a station or
network camera is monitored individually.
Scan monitoring will not end until an end
operation is performed on the station.
60 sec
• 10 - 600 seconds:
Configure between 10 and
600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): Do not end until
end operation is performed.
SCAN MONITOR
DWELL TIME
Configure the switchover interval time for
scan monitoring.
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 30 sec
Scan Monitor Settings
Configure the stations and network cameras
for which to perform scan monitoring.
Refer to “How to configure scan monitoring
(→page 125)” for information on how to
configure this.
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-
5 sec
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure scan monitoring
(1) Tap [Scan Monitor Settings] on the Monitor Settings screen.
– The Scan Monitor Settings screen is displayed.
(2) Tap [NEW] and then configure the stations and network cameras for which to perform scan monitoring.
– To change a scan monitoring station or network that has already been registered, tap the station to
change, and then tap [EDIT].
– To delete a scan monitoring station or network that has already been registered, tap the station to delete,
and then tap [DELETE].
– The Scan Monitor Stations screen is displayed.
(3) Tap the stations and network cameras for which to perform scan monitoring.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(4) Tap [ENTER].
– The Scan Monitor Settings screen is displayed.
(5) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Record
Configure settings related to video/audio recording. If there is no image, only audio will be recorded. When recording
audio during a call, anything said using this station will also be recorded.
Important
• Video/audio cannot be recorded even if configured if no microSD card is inserted. Refer to “About microSD card (→page 26)”
for details.
1.
Tap [Record] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Record Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
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Settings and Adjustments
3.
Configure on the device.
Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
• ON
• OFF
Default values
MANUAL RECORD
Configure whether to allow manual video/
audio recording.
TRIGGER EVENT
Configure the trigger to use to start
automatically recording video/audio.
RECORD TIMER
Configure the time to automatically stop
once video/audio recording has started,
regardless of whether it is manual or
automatic.
• Disable: Does not stop until
the operating status ends or
the record video button is
touched.
• 5 sec.
• 10 sec.
• 30 sec.
Disable
PREVENT
OVERWRITE
Configure whether to prohibit overwriting old
video/audio files, when the number of saved
video/audio files or microSD card capacity
space is full.
• ON (do not overwrite)
• OFF (overwrite)
OFF
Several of the following may
be selected.
• Call: Video recording will
start when there is an
incoming call. If a call is
automatically answered,
video/audio recording will
begin during the call.
• Communication: Video/
audio recording will start
when the call starts.
• Monitor: Video/audio
recording will start when
monitoring starts. Video/
audio cannot be recorded
during Monitor.
ON
Not selected
Note
• If "Record Event" is set to "Incoming Call" and multiple calls are received, video/audio is recorded from the first call. Other calls
will begin video/audio recording when the first calls ends or when the call is answered.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Chime
Configure settings related to chimes (“To make the device sound a tone on a schedule (→page 87)”).
1.
Tap [Chime] on the Settings (1/2) screen.
• The Chime Schedule screen is displayed. It may take some time for the screen to be displayed.
2.
Configure detailed settings.
• Refer to “How to configure chime settings (daily schedule) (→page 129)” to configure for each day.
• Refer to “How to configure chime settings (weekly schedule) (→page 131)” to configure for each day of the
week.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure chime settings (daily schedule)
Configure the chime tone start time and the chime tone, in units of one day. A schedule one year from the set
day can be configured. 50 schedules can be set for each day.
(1) On the Chime Schedule screen, tap the day for which to configure a schedule.
– The Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
(2) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all daily schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL].
*Refer to “How to configure chime settings (weekly schedule) (→page 131)” for information on changing
and deleting schedules registered as "Week" schedules.
– The Set Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
(3) Tap [EDIT].
– The Select Chime screen is displayed.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(4) Tap the chime tone to play.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search chime tones.
(5) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
(6) Configure the start time.
(7) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
CHIME
Configure the chime tone to play.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound Registry
(→page 169)”.
TIME
Configure the time to begin playing the
chime tone.
130
00:00 - 23:59
Default values
None
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure chime settings (weekly schedule)
Configure the chime tone start time and the chime tone for each day of the week from Sunday through
Saturday. 50 schedules can be configured for each day of the week.
(1) On the Chime configuration screen, tap [WEEKLY SETTINGS].
– The Weekly Schedules screen is displayed.
(2) Tap the day of the week for which to configure the chime.
(3) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day of the week, tap [DELETE ALL].
– The Set Weekly Schedule screen is displayed.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(4) Tap [EDIT].
– The Select Chime screen is displayed.
(5) Tap the chime tone to play.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search chime tones.
(6) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Weekly Schedule screen is displayed.
(7) Configure the start time.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
(8) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
CHIME
Configure the chime tone to play.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound Registry
(→page 169)”.
TIME
Configure the time to begin playing the
chime tone.
133
00:00 - 23:59
Default values
None
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
Relay Output (administrator privileges only)
Configure settings related to relay output.
Important
• The four relay output methods are shown below. Redundant configuration is possible for each output terminal. If multiple
commands occur during a single relay output, the latest command will take priority.
– Function selected in “FUNCTION (→page 135)”
– Function selected in “OPTION RELAY CONTROL (→page 135)”
– Function selected in “Relay Output 1 Schedule integration setting, Relay Output 2 Schedule integration setting
(→page 136)”
– CGI control
1.
On the Settings(2/2) screen, tap [Relay Output].
• The Relay Output Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
■ Relay Output 1 - Relay Output 2
On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1] or [Relay Output 2].
• The Relay Output Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
FUNCTION
Configure the relay output function.
• None
• Status Output: Relay output
is performed based on the
operation of the station.
The setting will continue to
output during operation.
Refer to “How to configure
Status Output
(→page 137)” for
information on how to
configure this.
• Door Release: Relay output
is performed when the Door
Release button is pressed
or the door release key is
input on the ten-key pad on
this station. Refer to “How
to configure Door Release
(→page 138)” for
information on how to
configure this. If a door
release operation is
performed on another
station, the electrical lock
will not be released unless
"Code" is configured. Be
sure to configure "Code" via
Web configuration or the IX
Support Tool.
None
OPTION RELAY
CONTROL
Configure whether to enable control if output
terminals are controlled by operating the
Speed Dial buttons on IX-MV7-*. This can
be controlled as optional relay if set to
"Enable." If "Option Relay Control
Authentication Key" is not configured, this
will not operate even if set to "Enable." Be
sure to also configure "Option Relay Control
Authentication Key" via Web configuration.
• Enable
• Disable
Disable
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
■ Relay Output 1 Schedule integration setting, Relay Output 2 Schedule integration
setting
Configure the schedule at which to perform relay output for relay output 1 and relay output 2. Refer to “How to
configure Relay Output Schedule integration (daily schedule) (→page 139)” and “How to configure Relay
Output Schedule integration (weekly schedule) (→page 141)” for information on how to configure this.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure Status Output
(1) On the Relay Output Settings (Advanced) screen, tap [Status Output].
– The Status Output screen is displayed.
(2) Select the operation for which to perform relay output (multiple selections allowed).
(3) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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4
Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure Door Release
(1) On the Relay Output Settings (Advanced) screen, tap [Door Release].
– The Set Relay Output - Door Release screen is displayed.
(2) Configure detailed settings.
(3) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
TIMER (Relay Control
Settings)
Description
Settings
Configure the output time range for relay
output if "Door Release" was selected in
“FUNCTION (→page 135)” or if the output
terminal is controlled via CGI.
138
• 200 to 2000 msec: Select
this to set a time between
200 and 2000 msec (by 200
msec). Enter the time in
"Relay Control Settings."
• 3 to 600 sec: Select this to
set a time between 3 and
600 sec (by 1 sec). Enter
the time in "Relay Control
Settings."
Default values
400 msec.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configure on the device.
How to configure Relay Output Schedule integration (daily schedule)
Configure the time at which relay output will be performed, in units of one day. A schedule one year from the
set day can be configured. 12 schedules can be set for each day.
(1) On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1 Schedule] or [Relay Output 2 Schedule].
– The Relay Output Schedule screen is displayed. It may take some time for the screen to be displayed.
(2) Tap the day for which to set a schedule.
– The Daily Schedule screen is displayed for the day that was tapped.
(3) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all daily schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL].
*Refer to “How to configure Relay Output Schedule integration (weekly schedule) (→page 141)” for
information on changing and deleting schedules registered as "Week" schedules.
– The Set Daily Schedule screen is displayed.
(4) Configure [Start] and [End].
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(5) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Start
Configure the time when relay output starts.
00:00 - 23:59
-
End
Configure the time to stop relay output. If
this is set earlier than "Start," the end time
will be for the following day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
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Configure on the device.
How to configure Relay Output Schedule integration (weekly schedule)
Configure the time at which to perform relay output for each day of the week, from Sunday to Saturday. 12
schedules can be set for each day of the week.
(1) On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1 Schedule] or [Relay Output 2 Schedule].
– The Relay Output Schedule screen is displayed.
(2) Tap [Weekly Schedules].
– The Weekly Schedules screen is displayed.
(3) Tap the day of the week for which to set a schedule.
(4) Tap [NEW].
*To change a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to change, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete a schedule that has already been registered, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day of the week, tap [DELETE ALL].
– The Set Weekly Schedule screen is displayed.
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Configure on the device.
(5) Configure [Start] and [End].
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Start
Configure the time when relay output starts.
00:00 - 23:59
-
End
Configure the time to stop relay output. If this is
set earlier than "Start," the end time will be for
the following day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
(6) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Configure on the device.
Volume
Configure settings related to volume and operation sounds.
1.
Tap [Volume] on the Settings (2/2) screen.
• The Volume Settings (1/2) screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
• Tapping [BACK] will save the settings.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
HANDS-FREE
RECEIVE
Configure the receive volume from the builtin speaker during hands-free calls,
monitoring, or paging. The calling tone
volume will be changed as well.
1 - 10
6
HANDS-FREE
TRANSMIT
Configure the main unit microphone volume
during hands-free calls or paging.
1 - 10
10
HANDSET RECEIVE
Configure the receive volume of the handset
during calls or monitoring. The calling tone
volume will be changed as well.
1 - 10
6
1 - 10
10
HANDSET TRANSMIT Configure the transmit volume on the
handset during a call or when paging.
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3.
Tap
Configure on the device.
.
• The settings are saved.
• The Volume Settings (2/2) screen is displayed.
4.
Change the settings.
5.
Tap [Back].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
HEADSET JACK
RECEIVE
Configure the receive volume for the
speakers connected to the pin jack.
1 - 10
6
HEADSET JACK
TRANSMIT
Configure the transmit volume of the
microphone connected to the pin jack.
1 - 10
10
RINGTONE
Configure the volume of the ringtone and the
announcement tone (when a page is
received). The ringtone will sound at that
volume, each time the setting value is
changed.
0: Mute, 1 - 10
6
BUTTON FEEDBACK
Configure whether to play a sound when
operating the station.
144
• ON
• OFF
ON
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Configure on the device.
Speed Dial
Configure settings related to the Speed Dial buttons.
*This is an administrator privileges setting. If configuring the Speed Dial buttons is restricted, this cannot be
configured under user privileges.
1.
Tap [Speed Dial] on the Settings (2/2) screen.
• The Speed Dial Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Tap the Speed Dial button to configure, and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete the setting for a Speed Dial button that has already been registered, tap the Speed Dial button to
delete, and then tap [DELETE].
*To delete the settings for all Speed Dial buttons that have already been registered, tap [DELETE ALL]
(administrator privileges only).
*Touching
next to a Speed Dial button under administrator privileges will change it to
, preventing the
setting from being changed under user privileges. Tap
to cancel this restriction.
• If a Speed Dial button is grayed out under user privileges, it has been restricted under administrator
privileges and cannot be configured.
Administrator privileges
User privileges
• The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
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3.
Configure on the device.
Configure the function to assign.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Call
Assign the calling function to the Speed Dial
button.
Refer to “How to assign calling functions to
Speed Dial buttons (→page 148)” for
information on how to configure this.
-
-
Page
Assign the paging function to the Speed Dial
button.
Refer to “How to assign paging functions to
Speed Dial buttons (→page 150)” for
information on how to configure this.
-
-
Monitor
Assign the monitoring or scan monitoring
function to the Speed Dial button. Scan
monitoring cannot be assigned unless scan
monitoring is configured in “Monitor
(→page 124)”.
Refer to “How to assign monitoring functions
to Speed Dial buttons (→page 152)” for
information on how to configure this.
-
-
Relay Control
Assign optional relay (a function that
controls the output terminal of another
station) to the Speed Dial button.
Refer to “How to assign optional relay
functions to Speed Dial buttons
(→page 153)” for information on how to
configure this.
-
-
4.
Tap [Edit Name].
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5.
Configure on the device.
Enter the Set Speed Dial Name.
• Refer to “How to enter text (→page 20)” for information on how to enter characters.
Entry
Edit Name
6.
Description
Settings
Configure the name of the Speed Dial
button.
1-24 alphanumeric characters
(configure the “Speed Dial
Name (→page 211)” PC
setting to enter full-width
characters).
The configured name will be
displayed on the Favorites
button. The entire name may
not be displayed, depending
on the type of Home screen
and number of characters.
Tap [ENTER].
• The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
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Default values
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7.
Configure on the device.
Confirm the details of the configured Speed Dial button, and then tap [SELECT].
• Tap [BACK] to display the Speed Dial Settings screen without saving settings.
• The configured name will be displayed on the Favorites button. The entire name may not be displayed,
depending on the type of Home screen and number of characters.
• Display the Speed Dial Settings screen. The configured buttons are displayed as shown in the screen below.
How to assign calling functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen, tap [Call].
– The Address Book is displayed.
(2) Tap the recipient station to set to the Speed Dial button.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations or groups.
– You can tap [DIAL] to specify by station/group number. Refer to “Specifying by Number (→page 29)”.
(3) Tap [CALL], [PRIORITY CALL], or [URGENT CALL] to select the call priority.
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Configure on the device.
– The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
(4) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Configure on the device.
How to assign paging functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen , tap [Page].
(2) Tap the group to page using the Speed Dial button.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search groups.
To send an all page, tap "[ALL PAGE]."
(3) Select the type of paging from [PAGE], [URGENT PAGE], or [Pre-Recorded MESSAGES].
– The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
*If [Pre-Recorded MESSAGES] was selected, select "Play Count" and the paging tone file, and then
select the type of paging from [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE].
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search file names.
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Entry
Configure on the device.
Description
Settings
Play Count
Configure the number of times to play the
message configured in "Name."
Name
Configure the message for message paging.
(4) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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1 - 20 times
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
1 time
-
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Configure on the device.
How to assign monitoring functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen, tap [Monitor].
(2) To assign the monitoring function, tap the station to monitor.
– Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
*To assign the scan monitoring functions, follow the procedure from Step (3).
(3) Select the type of monitoring from [MONITOR] or [SCAN MONITOR].
– The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen is displayed.
(4) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Configure on the device.
How to assign optional relay functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings screen, tap [Relay Control].
– The Set Destination Relay screen is displayed.
(2) Configure detailed settings.
Entry
TIMER (Relay Control
Settings)
Description
Settings
Configure the output time for relay output, for
the station to control.
(3) Tap [Set Destination].
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• Momentary: The relay
continues to output
when the Speed Dial
button is pressed.
Pressing the Speed Dial
button again stops relay
output.
• 200 to 2000 msec:
Select this to set a time
between 200 and 2000
msec (by 200 msec).
Enter the time in "Relay
Control Settings."
• 3 to 600 sec: Select this
to set a time between 3
and 600 sec (by 1 sec).
Enter the time in "Relay
Control Settings."
Default values
Momentary
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Configure on the device.
– The Set Destination Relay screen is displayed.
(4) Tap [NEW] to configure the terminal for which to control the output terminal.
*To change an output terminal control station that has already been registered, tap the station to change,
and then tap [EDIT].
*To delete an output terminal control station that has already been registered, tap the station to delete, and
then tap [DELETE].
– The Set Destination screen is displayed.
(5) Tap the station for which to control the output terminal.
*Refer to “Searching and Specifying (→page 31)” to search stations.
(6) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Destination Relay screen is displayed.
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(7) Tap [ENTER].
– The Set Destination Relay screen is displayed.
(8) Tap [ENTER].
(9) Tap [SELECT].
– The settings are saved.
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Configure on the device.
Supervision (administrator privileges only)
Configure details for automatic line monitoring and malfunction monitoring.
1.
Tap [Supervision] on the Settings (2/2) screen.
• The Supervision Settings screen is displayed.
2.
Change the settings.
3.
Tap [BACK].
• The settings are saved.
Entry
Description
Settings
LINE SUPERVISION
INTERVAL
Configure the interval at which to
automatically perform line monitoring.
LINE SUPERVISION
SCHEDULE
Configure the time at which to automatically
being line monitoring.
Configure this if "1 day" or "Weekly" was
selected in "LINE SUPERVISION
INTERVAL."
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
OFF
15sec
20min
30min
60min
1 day
Weekly: Select the day of
the week from the dropdown list.
00:00-23:59
Default values
OFF
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Entry
Configure on the device.
Description
Settings
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
DEVICE CHECK
INTERVAL
Configure the interval at which to
automatically perform malfunction
monitoring.
DEVICE CHECK
SCHEDULE
Configure the time at which to automatically
start malfunction monitoring.
Configure this if "1 day" or "Weekly" was
selected in "DEVICE CHECK INTERVAL."
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OFF
10min
20min
30min
60min
1 day
Weekly: Select the day of
the week from the dropdown list.
00:00-23:59
Default values
OFF
-
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Configure on the device.
Factory Reset
The settings of the station can be reset to their initial values.
1.
Tap [Factory Reset] on the Settings (2/2) screen.
• Display the confirmation screen. Follow the procedure from Step 3.
• If you have administrator privileges, display the Initialize Settings screen in Step 2.
2.
Tap [Default User Settings] or [Factory Reset].
3.
Confirm the information on the screen, and then tap [Yes].
• To cancel initializing, tap [No].
Initializing user privileges and user settings
Initializing station settings
• The Home screen is displayed once initialization is complete.
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Configure on the device.
Entry
Description
Default User Settings
Settings in “Settings on the device (→page 90)” will be initialized. Settings restricted under
administrator privileges will not be initialized. The incoming/outgoing/not answered history will
also be cleared.
Factory Reset (administrator
only)
All settings will be initialized, and the system log and incoming/outgoing/not answered history
will be cleared.
Important
• When "[Factory Reset]" is selected and the settings are initialized, it may take around 10 minutes to finish restarting. The
station cannot be used until it has finished restarting.
• Video/audio files and monitoring results files saved to the microSD card will not be erased. To erase video/audio files, do so
from the history (page 33). Erase monitoring results files directly from the microSD card.
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Configuring the device on a PC
Configuring the device on a PC
Connecting a PC to the same network as the device allows you to configure it on the PC using a Web browser.
System requirements
The PC must satisfy the following requirements to configure settings.
Network
Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX)
Web browser
Microsoft Edge/Internet Explorer 10.0, 11.0 / Mozilla Firefox 59 or 60 (TLS1.0, 1.1, or 1.2
enabled)
Connecting to a PC
Connect the station to a PC using a PoE-compatible switch.
Use CAT5e/6 straight cable to connect the devices through LAN port.
Station
RJ45
CAT5e/6 straight cable
RJ45
RJ45
PoE compatible
switch
RJ45
CAT5e/6 straight cable
PC
Login to this device
1.
Start the PC and open the browser.
2.
Enter the address below into the web browser address bar.
https://IP address/webset.cgi?login
• If the IP address is IPv6, put brackets ([ ]) around it.
• If the certificate error window is displayed, click [Go on to the webpage]. To prevent it from appearing, the
administrator will need to disable it. Contact your system administrator.
• Language selection window will be shown.
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3.
Configuring the device on a PC
Select the language
• The selected language is used to display messages on the PC.
• Display the login screen of the selected language.
4.
Enter the ID and password, and then click [Login].
• Default values
– ID: user
– Password: user
• This indicates the setting window.
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Note
• Do not login multiple times using multiple browsers at one time on the same PC.
• The initial IP address and Subnet mask values are below.
– IP Address: 192.168.1.160
– Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
• Contact the system administrator if the IP address or subnet mask for the device is not known.
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Setting window
When accessing the web server of the station, the following setting window will appear. The station can be configured
in this window.
• Depending on PC and OS being used, the window may be slightly different.
• After configuring the station, confirm its operation by referring to "Operation Manual (this document)."
<Settings screen example>
Setting window:
This indicates the setting window of the title selected.
Update button
Click this button to update the station settings.
Setting menu:
Shows all items that can be configured. Click the title to be configured and
appropriate setting window will display.
How to configure
1.
Click the title you want to configure in the setting menu
• The setting window for that particular title will be shown.
2.
Configure each setting item
3.
When you are done making changes, click [Update] to update the settings
• When the settings are updated, [Settings updated.] will be shown at the top left corner in the Settings
screen.
• If the update fails, an error message will be shown.
• To cancel the changes, click another title in the setting menu.
• Do not turn the power off while updating.
4.
Repeat the steps 1 through 3 for other titles
• To log out of the Web server, click [Log out] in the settings menu.
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Note
• To stop configuring, do not use [X] to close the window. Instead, click [Log out]. If [Log out] is not used, you will be unable to
login for approximately 1 hour.
• If you switch to another setting window without clicking [Update], the settings will not be saved.
• When no activity is detected for one hour, the connection will be automatically terminated.
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Station Information
ID and Password
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
User ID*1
Set the ID for accessing via a Web browser to
configure a station.
1 - 32 alphanumeric
characters
user
User Password*1
Set the password for accessing via a Web
browser to configure a station.
1 - 32 alphanumeric
characters
user
*1
Be sure to enter a setting value. If the item is not required for use, leave it set to initial value.
Note
• "Administrator ID" (administrator setting) and "User ID" cannot be identical.
• The "User Password" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings screen.
Language
Entry
Language
Description
Settings
Select the language for email and system log.
• Language used for various settings (including
the station name)
• Language used for email and system log
• Japanese
• English
Default values
English
Note
• When you first login to Web configuration with the station in its default state, the language will be set to the same language that
was selected when logging in.
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Time
Important
• If power is not supplied for 30 minutes or longer due to power outrage, for instance, the date and time settings may return to
the default. Configure the date and time settings again if this happens.
■ Time Zone
Entry
Select time zone
Description
Settings
Select the time zone to be used.
Select from 99 regions
Default values
(GMT-08:00) Pacific
Standard Time (US),
Tijuana
Note
• When you first login to Web configuration with the station in its default state, this will be set as follows depending on the
language selected when logging in.
日本語 : (GMT+09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo
English: (GMT-08:00) Pacific Standard Time (US), Tijuana
■ Daylight Savings Time
Entry
Description
Settings
Enable automatic daylight
savings time
Adjusts the daylight saving time automatically to
match the region selected in "Select time zone."
• Yes
• No
Default values
No
■ Date and Time
The time cannot be updated by pressing [Update].
Press [Apply Time to Station] to update.
Entry
Set date and time
Description
Settings
Default values
Set the current time for the station. This is a
required setting.
2017/1/1/00:00:00 - 2037/12/
31/23:59:59
[Sync with PC]:
Synchronized with the current
time setting of the PC.
The time from 2018/1/
1/00:00:00 with the
time difference set in
"Select time zone"
applied
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Network Settings
Video
Important
• When sending video to a VoIP Phone, configure the same video settings as the VoIP Phone.
• Video is not sent when making an outgoing call to a VoIP Phone.
• When the "Frame Rate" is set to "7.5," 10," 15," 20," or "30," the frame rate will drop to "5" fps once approximately 10 minutes
have elapsed since an outgoing call was made.
Note
• The frame rate or bit rate may be lower than the set value depending on the video being sent, the number of recipient stations,
and the network environment.
■ Master Station Video Setting
Entry
Description
Settings
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
Enable
Video Streaming
Configure whether distribution of video
captured by this station's camera is
permitted. Video cannot be distributed to 3rd
party products not compatible with ONVIF or
to IX-MV. The encoding format of distributed
video is H.264 / AVC.
Frame Rate [fps]
Select the frame rate.
Select Profile
Configure the profile.
I-picture interval*1
Configure the interval at which I-pictures are
sent.
1 - 100
15
Bit Rate [kbps] [H.264/
AVC]
Configure the bit rate.
32, 64, 128, 256, 384, 512,
768, 1024, 2048
1024
*1
0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20,
30
• Baseline
• Main
• High
15
Main
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
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NTP
■ Enable NTP
Entry
Enable NTP
Description
Settings
Set whether to obtain the time from an NTP
server.
An NTP server must be configured
separately to use an NTP server. Contact
your system administrator.
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• Yes
• No Use
Default values
No Use
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System Information
Custom Sound Registry
100 audio files can be registered for use as calling tones, etc. (within 200 sec and 8 Mbyte per file).
Supported file format
• File format: .wav file
• File name: Within 41 characters (excluding extension)
For audio files used for message paging, messages when paging are searched by letter or number, so enter a letter
or number as the first character.
• Audio sampling size: 16 bits
• Audio sampling rate: 8 kHz and 16 kHz
8 kHz (when "Audio Codec" is set to "G.711 (μ-Law)" or "G.711 (A-Law)")
16 kHz (when "Audio Codec" is set to "G.722")
Contact the system administrator for information on the audio codec.
• Number of channels: One (monaural)
Note
• If using this as calling tone, ringtone, or network camera event notification tone, add a period of silence at the end of the audio
source.
• Sample files of custom tones are provided on our website (https://www.aiphone.net/product/) for download and use as audio
sources.
How to register an audio file
1.
Click [Browse] on the row in which to register the audio file.
2.
Select the audio file to register and click [Open].
• Name: The name of the registered file is shown.
The name will be shown as the setting value when configuring the calling tone and the like.
• Browse for .wav file: The audio file reference destination is shown.
3.
When done, click [Update].
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How to delete a custom sound
1.
Check the [Delete] box of the audio file to delete.
2.
Click [Update].
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Call Settings
Call Stations (for Master)
You can call a station registered in "Address Book (administrator setting)."
Call Origination
■ Call Origination Settings (Call Button)
Entry
Ringback Tone
Description
Settings
Configure the calling tone heard from this
station when an outgoing call is made or
monitoring starts.
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
Call Pattern 4
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Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Call Timeout*1
Configure the call timer for calls.
• 10 - 600 sec: Select
when setting a value
from 10 to 600 sec (by 1
sec).
• Infinite: The outgoing
call continues until the
other person answers.
60sec
Ringback Tone Count
[time(s)]
This item lets you define the number of rings for
the calling tone.
• 1 - 20 times
• Infinite: The calling tone
continues to play for the
amount of time set in
"Call Timeout."
Infinite
*1
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration configured on
the IP-PBX.
■ Call Origination Settings (outgoing call placed by Option Input 1 - 4)
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Ringback Tone
Configure the calling tone heard from this
station when making an outgoing call via
contact input.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Call Pattern 4
Call Timeout*1
Configure the call timer for calls.
• 10 - 600 sec: Select
when setting a value
from 10 to 600 sec (by 1
sec).
• Infinite: The outgoing
call continues until the
other person answers.
60sec
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Ringback Tone Count
[time(s)]
This item lets you define the number of rings for
the calling tone.
• 1 - 20 times
• Infinite: The calling tone
continues to play for the
amount of time set in
"Call Timeout."
Call Destination
Configure the outgoing call destination group.
Priority
This item defines the priority of outgoing calls.
*1
01 - 99
Default values
Infinite
-
• Normal
• Priority
• Urgent
Normal
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Note
• When calling a VoIP Phone, this will be the shorter time of the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration configured on
the IP-PBX.
■ Tone Settings
Entry
Busy Tone
Description
Settings
Select the tone heard from this station when an
outgoing call is made and the other station is on
a call.
•
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•
•
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
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None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
Call Queue Notification
Waiting Reply Tone
Call Message
Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
Busy Response
Tone
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Incoming Call
■ Call Answer Settings
Entry
Auto Answer
Description
Settings
This item lets you define the automatic
connection when an individual call is received.
Auto Answer: This function automatically
answers when an incoming call is received.
Auto Answer will not answer calls from a VoIP
Phone or calls that were transferred.
■ Ringtone
174
• ON: Auto Answer
enabled.
• OFF: Auto Answer
disabled.
Default values
OFF
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Call Button
Configure the ringtone for each priority when a
call is received via main unit operation. This can
be configured for each caller.
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•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Call Pattern 1
Option Input
Configure the ringtone for each priority when a
contact input call is received. This can be
configured for each caller.
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Call Pattern 2
Call Button Ringtone
Count [time(s)]
Configure the ringtone count when a call is
received via operation of the main unit.
• Infinite: The ringtone
continues until the call
is connected or the
caller stops calling.
• 1-20 rings
Infinite
Option Input Ringtone
Count [time(s)]
Configure the ringtone count when a contact
input call is received.
• Infinite: The ringtone
continues until the call
is connected or the
caller stops calling.
• 1-20 rings
Infinite
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ VoIP Phone
Entry
VoIP Phone Call Priority
Description
Settings
Configure the incoming priority when a call is
received from a VoIP Phone.
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• Normal
• Priority
• Urgent
Default values
Normal
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Option Input / Relay Output Settings
Relay Output
■ Relay output advanced settings
How to configure relay output
1.
Select the relay output to configure in "Relay Output #."
• The settings of the selected relay output are displayed.
2.
Configure each item.
3.
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Authentication Key
Description
Settings
Configure the authentication key used to
authenticate when releasing the electrical
lock connected to the station, when "Door
Release" is selected for "Function Selection
(administrator setting)."
Door release will be permitted if it matches
the authentication key of the station
connected to the door to release. This will
also be the authentication key used to
release the door using the numerical keypad
on IX-MV7-* or a VoIP phone.
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1 - 20 digits
Default values
-
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Sound Settings
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
You can select tones for output terminals.
• Door Release: Configure the tone heard
when relay output is performed to release
the electrical lock.
• Relay Control (start): Configure the tone
heard when relay output starts via
optional relay.
• Relay Control (end): Configure the tone
heard when relay output stops via optional
relay.
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•
•
•
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•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound Registry
(→page 169)”.
Default values
Door Release:
Operation Sound
Relay Control (start):
None
Relay Control (end):
None
Important
• Configure the authentication key using 1 to 4 digits if the electrical lock connected to this device will be released by operating
IX-MV.
• Configure a different authentication key for each output terminal (the same key cannot be configured.)
• Configure a setting value for the authentication key that differs from the authentication key set in "Option Relay Control
Authentication Key." If the setting value is the same, both functions might operate.
Note
• The "Authentication Key" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings screen.
■ Option Relay Control Authentication Key
Entry
Option Relay Control
Authentication Key
Description
Settings
If "Option Relay Control (administrator setting)"
is set to "Enable," and "Speed Dials / Favorites"
- "TLS" on the station to control is set to
"Enable," configure the key used to decrypt
encrypted communication.
If this matches the "Option Relay Control Key"
of the station performing the operation, the relay
output can be controlled.
1 - 20 digits
Default values
-
Note
• A single Option Relay Control Authentication Key can be configured for a station. It will be shared among multiple output
terminals.
• The "Option Relay Control Authentication Key" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings screen.
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Settings and Adjustments
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Paging Settings
Important
• All pages, group pages, message pages, and external input pages cannot be sent to a VoIP Phone.
Paging Origination
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Paging Timeout [sec]*1
Configure the time to continue paging when a
page is received.
10 - 600 sec (by 1 sec)
30 sec
Paging Wait Timer [sec]*1
Configure the answer waiting time for all
recipient stations when paging. Once the set
time elapses, paging will begin even for stations
with no answer.
1 - 20 sec (by 1 sec)
10 sec
*1
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Important
• A page may not be sent to a station if a response is received after the "paging wait timer" elapses. If sending pages to many
stations, configure a longer paging wait timer.
Note
• Configure the announcement tone when a page is received in "Volume / Tone" - “Paging Pretone (→page 218)”.
Option Input Page
Configure contact option input page. Configure this if the contact input function (administrator setting) is set to
"Paging," "Message Page," or "External Input Page."
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Settings and Adjustments
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How to configure Option Input Page
1.
Select the contact input to set for "Option Input #." This cannot be selected if "Paging," "Message
Page," or "Message Page" is not set for contact input.
• The settings of the selected contact input are displayed.
2.
Configure each item.
3.
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Destination
Select the paging recipient.
• All Page
• Group: 01-99
All Page
Priority
Configure the paging priority.
• Normal
• Urgent
Normal
Message File Name
Configure the message for message paging if
"Message Page" is set for the contact input
function.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Play Count [time(s)]
Configure the number of times to play the
message configured in "Message File Name."
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None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
1-20 rings
1 time
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Function Settings
Door Release
■ Door Release Assignment
Entry
Description
Settings
Contact Assignment
Configure which station's connected electrical
lock to release for each station, when a door
release operation is performed during a call or
when monitoring.
Authentication Key
Configure the door release key to release the
electrical lock connected to the other station
when a door release operation is performed,
when "Contact Assignment" is set to
"Destination Station."
The door can be released when it matches the
authentication key of the other station.
• Originating Station:
Release the electrical
lock connected to this
station.
• Destination Station:
Release the electrical
lock connected to the
other station.
1 - 20 digits
Default values
Destination Station
-
Note
• The "Authentication Key" is displayed as "●●●●" in the Settings screen.
• Configure the door release key using 1 to 4 digits, when releasing an electrical lock connected to IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Network Camera Integration
■ Event Registration
Settings configured under administrator privileges are displayed for items other than "Event Tone" and "Play count of
Event Tone."
Entry
Event Tone
Description
Settings
Select the notification tone that is heard when
an event is received from a network camera.
This can be configured for each event.
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•
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•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
Call Pattern 3
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ Play count of Event Tone
Entry
Description
Settings
Play count of Event Tone
Configure the event ringtone count if the
operation selection (administrator privileges) is
set to "Monitor."
This will be the ringtone count for all network
cameras and events registered on this station. If
"Call" is configured, the ringtone count for the
event notification tone will be one time only.
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• 1-20 rings
• Infinite: Continues to
sound while the event
generated by the
network camera is
received.
Default values
1
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Email
Configure settings related to the email function (the function that sends information on station operation to the set
email address).
Important
• If an SMTP server is not configured, email will not be sent even if email is configured. If email is not sent, contact the system
administrator.
■ Email Addresses
Entry
Destination 1 - Destination
3
Description
Settings
Configure the address to which to send email.
You can define up to three addresses.
184
1 - 64 alphanumeric
characters
Default values
-
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ Email Event Trigger
Configure the event trigger used to send emails. A event trigger can be configured for each destination.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Outgoing Normal Call
An email message will be sent when an
outgoing call of "Normal" priority is made.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Incoming Normal Call
An email message will be sent when an
incoming call of "Normal" priority is received.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Outgoing Priority Call
An email message will be sent when an
outgoing call of "Priority" priority is made.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Incoming Priority Call
An email message will be sent when an
incoming call of "Priority" priority is received.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked:
Disable
Outgoing Urgent Call
An email message will be sent when an
outgoing call of "Urgent" priority is made.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Incoming Urgent Call
An email message will be sent when an
incoming call of "Urgent" priority is received.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Door Release Activated
An email message will be sent when the door
release button or ten-key pad is used to perform
a door release operation.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Call Failed
An email message will be sent when a call fails.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Error
An email message will be sent when a
communication error occurs and is restored.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Station Restarted
An email message will be sent when the station
is restarted.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
SD Card Error
An email message will be sent if an access error
for the micro SD card is detected. If an error is
detected consecutively, a message will not be
sent for the second or later errors.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Recording Memory Full
An email message will be sent when a microSD
card experiences any of the following. If multiple
errors are detected in a row, the email message
will not be sent from the second time onward.
• If “Prevent Overwrite (→page 189)” is set to
"Prohibit"
– If the number of video and audio files saved
exceeds 950
– When only 5% or less of the total storage
space of the microSD card is free
• If “Prevent Overwrite (→page 189)” is set to
"Do not prohibit"
– If the number of video and audio files saved
reaches 999
– When 0% of the total storage space of the
microSD card is free
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Line Supervision (Passed) An email message will be sent when the line
monitor result is normal.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Line Supervision (Failed)
An email message will be sent when the line
monitor result is abnormal.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Device Check (Passed)
An email message will be sent when the failure
monitor result is normal.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked: Do not
send
Device Check (Failed)
An email message will be sent when the failure
monitor result is abnormal.
• Checked: Send
• Unchecked: Do not
send
Unchecked:
Disable
Subject
Configure the subject text of the email message
for each trigger. This will be used for all
recipient addresses.
1 - 64 alphanumeric
characters
-
Important
• "UTF-8" is used to encode "Subject." Characters may display incorrectly depending on the email client. To avoid this, set the
encoding method to "UTF-8."
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ Periodic Log Transmission
Entry
Description
Settings
Periodic Log Transmission System log is regularly sent via email.
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
Disable
Periodic Log Transmit
Time
Configure the time to send "Periodic Log
Transmission."
From 00:00 to 23:59
00:00
Periodic Log Transmit
Interval
Configure the transmission interval for "Periodic
Log Transmission."
1-7 days
1 day
Periodic Log Transmission
Subject
Set the subject text of the email message for
"Periodic Log."
1 - 64 alphanumeric
characters
-
Important
• "UTF-8" is used to encode "Periodic Log Transmission Subject." Characters may display incorrectly depending on the email
client. To avoid this, set the encoding method to "UTF-8."
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ Send Test Email
Send a test email to the address set in “Email Addresses (→page 184)”.
How to send a test email
1.
Click [Send].
2.
The following email message will be sent to the address you set up.
Example of sending an email message:
When sending a test email from this station (Station Number: 001, Station Name: Intercom Station 1, Location:
Office).
Source
△△△△@△△△△△.com
Date and time
2018/11/20 15:22
To
CC
[email protected]
Subject
001 Intercom Station 1 Email Test
Description
Test Email sent at "20181120 15:22:46."
Station Number: [001]
Station Name: [Intercom Station 1]
Station location: [Office]
Important
• "UTF-8" is used to encode the "Subject." Characters may display incorrectly depending on the email client. To avoid this, set
the encoding method to "UTF-8."
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Record
Configure settings related to video/audio recording. If there is no image, only audio will be recorded. When recording
audio during a call, anything said using this station will also be recorded.
Important
• Video/audio cannot be recorded even if configured if no microSD card is inserted. Refer to “About microSD card (→page 26)”
for details.
Entry
Description
Settings
Not selected
Record Event
Configure the trigger to use to start
automatically recording video/audio.
Recorded Device
Configure which video to record if the IX System
station video and network camera video are
displayed on two screens.
• IX Station: Record video
from the IX system
station.
• Network Camera:
Record video from the
network camera.
IX Station
Prevent Overwrite
Configure whether to prohibit overwriting old
video/audio files, when the number of saved
video/audio files or the microSD card capacity is
full.
• Enable
• Disable
Disable
Video Recording File
Length
Configure the interval for dividing files when a
single video/audio recording becomes too long.
•
•
•
•
•
10 min
189
Select multiple from the
following.
• Incoming Call: Video
recording will start when
there is an incoming
call. If a call is
automatically answered,
video/audio recording
will begin during the
call.
• Communication: Video/
audio recording will start
when the call starts.
• Monitor: Video/audio
recording will start when
monitoring starts.
Video/audio cannot be
recorded during scan
monitoring.
Default values
5 min
10 min
20 min
40 min
60 min
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Event Recording Timer
Configure the time to stop once video/audio
recording has started, regardless of whether it is
automatic or manual.
• Disable: Does not stop
until the operating
status ends or the
record video button is
touched.
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 30 sec
Disable
Manual Recording
Configure whether to allow manual video/audio
recording.
• Enable
• Disable
Enable
Audio Recording
Configure whether to record audio when
recording video.
• Enable
• Disable
Enable
Note
• If the “Video Recording File Length (→page 189)” setting is changed during video/audio recording, the setting will not be
applied until video/audio recording is first stopped.
• If "Record Event" is set to "Incoming Call" and multiple calls are received, video/audio is recorded from the first call. Other calls
will begin video/audio recording when the first calls ends or when the call is answered.
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Chime
Configure the chime heard from this station integrated with the schedule.
Click [Chime].
Or, click "Chime" in the Setting menu to display the Chime screen.
■ Weekly Schedule
Configure the chime tone start time and the chime tone for every day from Sunday through Saturday.
50 schedules can be set for each day.
How to configure the Weekly Schedule
1.
Configure "Start Time" and "Chime" for each day of the week.
2.
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Description
Settings
Start Time
Configure the time to begin playing the chime
tone.
Chime
Configure the chime tone to play.
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00:00 - 23:59
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
None
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
How to delete the Weekly Schedule
1.
Click [Delete] on the row of the schedule to delete.
2.
Click [Update].
■ Daily Schedule
For each day, you can define the time to start chiming and the chime tone.
A schedule one year from the set day can be configured. 50 schedules can be set for each day.
Calendar
Set schedule list
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
How to configure Daily Schedule
1.
Select the day for which to set a schedule from "Calendar."
2.
Configure "Start Time" and "Chime," and then click [Add].
3.
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Description
Settings
Start Time
Configure the time to begin playing the chime.
Chime
Configure the chime to play.
00:00 - 23:59
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
None
How to delete Daily Schedule
1.
Select the day for which to delete a schedule from "Calendar."
2.
Schedules for the selected day are displayed in the "Set schedule list."
• If a weekly schedule is configured for the selected day of the week, it will also be displayed.
3.
Click [Delete] for the schedule to delete, and then click [Update].
• Refer to “How to delete the Weekly Schedule (→page 192)” for information on deleting weekly schedules.
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Display Mode
Configure details for "Standard Mode" and "Receptionist Mode" configured in Screen Mode Settings (administrator
setting). The configured screen mode can be confirmed on the Web configuration screen.
■ Standard Mode
Entry
Home Screen
Description
Settings
If the screen mode is "Standard Mode,"
configure the main screen. Confirm main screen
details in “How to View the Screen
(→page 14)”.
• Option 1
• Option 2
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Default values
Option 1
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
■ Receptionist Mode
Color Scheme
Entry
Color Scheme
Description
Settings
Configure the color tone of the screen.
Confirm screen images in "Color Scheme."
• Light
• Dark
Default values
Light
• Color Scheme
Example where "Layout 1" was set in “Screen Layout (→page 195)”
Light
Dark
Screen Layout
Entry
Screen Layout
Description
Settings
Configure the layout of the main screen.
Confirm screen images in "Screen Layout."
195
• Layout 1
• Layout 2
• Layout 3
Default values
Layout 1
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
• Screen Layout
Example where "Light" was set in “Color Scheme (→page 195)”
Layout 1
Layout 2
Layout 3
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Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Customizing each screen layout
Characters, images, and button displays can be customized for each screen layout.
The following spaces are customized by configuring “Company Information (→page 198)”, “Greeting Information
(→page 198)”, “Images (→page 199)”, and “Button Function (→page 200)”.
Layout 1
“Receptionist Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 800×340
“Company Information
(→page 198)”
“Company Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H):
800×100
“Greeting Information
(→page 198)”
“Greeting Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H):
400×240
“Button 1
(→page 200)”
“Button 2
(→page 200)”
“Button 3
(→page 200)”
“Button 4
(→page 201)”
Layout 2
“Receptionist Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 460×480
“Company Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 460×80
“Button 1 (→page 200)”
“Company Information
(→page 198)”
“Button 2 (→page 200)”
“Greeting Information
(→page 198)”
“Button 3 (→page 200)”
“Button 4 (→page 201)”
“Greeting Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 400×240
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Layout 3
“Receptionist Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 800×120
“Company Image (→page 199)”
Recommended resolution (W×H): 400×120
“Greeting Information
(→page 198)”
“Company Information
(→page 198)”
“Button 1 (→page 200)”
“Button 2 (→page 200)”
“Button 3 (→page 200)”
Company Information
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Name
Configure the characters displayed in the
company name space.
0 - 40 alphanumeric
characters
-
Text Size*1
Configure the size of the characters displayed in
the company name space.
12 - 24 pt
12 pt
Bold
Configure the thickness of the characters
displayed in the company name space.
Text Color
Configure the color of the characters displayed
in the company name space.
*1
• OFF
• ON
OFF
Option 1
• "Black" if “Color
Scheme (→page 195)”
is set to "Light."
• "White" if set to "Dark."
Option 2
• "Blue" if “Color Scheme
(→page 195)” is set to
"Light."
• "Orange" if set to
"Dark."
Option 1
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Greeting Information
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Greeting
Configure the characters displayed in the
greeting space.
0 - 100 alphanumeric
characters
-
Text Size*1
Configure the size of the characters displayed in
the greeting space.
12 - 70 pt
12 pt
Bold
Configure the thickness of the characters
displayed in the greeting space.
198
• OFF
• ON
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Entry
Text Color
*1
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Configure the color of the characters displayed
in the greeting space.
Option 1
• "Black" if “Color
Scheme (→page 195)”
is set to "Light."
• "White" if set to "Dark."
Option 2
• "Blue" if “Color Scheme
(→page 195)” is set to
"Light."
• "Orange" if set to
"Dark."
Default values
Option 1
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Images
Entry
Description
Settings
Company Image
Register the image file to display in image
picture space 1.
Supported file format
• File name: Within 20 characters (excluding
extension)
• File format: png
• Resolution
Width: 400 - 800 pixels
Height: 80 - 480 pixels
Refer to “Customizing each screen layout
(→page 197)” for recommended resolutions for
each layout.
• Upload: Click [Browse],
select a file, and then
click [Upload].
• Delete: Click [Delete] to
delete registered data.
-
Greeting Image
Register the image file to display in image
picture space 2.
Supported file format
• File name: Within 20 characters (excluding
extension)
• File format: png
• Resolution
Width: 400 - 800 pixels
Height: 80 - 480 pixels
Refer to “Customizing each screen layout
(→page 197)” for recommended resolutions for
each layout.
• Upload: Click [Browse],
select a file, and then
click [Upload].
• Delete: Click [Delete] to
delete registered data.
-
Receptionist Image
Register an image to be displayed in the
variable space.
Supported file format
• File name: Within 20 characters (excluding
extension)
• File format: png
• Resolution
Width: 400 - 800 pixels
Height: 80 - 480 pixels
Refer to “Customizing each screen layout
(→page 197)” for recommended resolutions for
each layout.
• Upload: Click [Browse],
select a file, and then
click [Upload].
• Delete: Click [Delete] to
delete registered data.
-
199
Default values
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Button Function
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Button 1
Configure the function for button 1.
• Group Call: Calls the
group configured in
"Group Call
Destination."
• Select By Name: Select
the call recipient from
the station name and
group name.
• Select By List: Select
the call recipient from
the group list.
• Enter Number: Select
the call recipient from
the station number.
• Hide: Do not display the
button.
Hide
Button 2
Configure the function for button 2.
• Group Call: Calls the
group configured in
"Group Call
Destination."
• Select By Name: Select
the call recipient from
the station name and
group name.
• Select By List: Select
the call recipient from
the group list.
• Enter Number: Select
the call recipient from
the station number.
• Hide: Do not display the
button.
Hide
Button 3
Configure the function for button 3.
• Group Call: Calls the
group configured in
"Group Call
Destination."
• Select By Name: Select
the call recipient from
the station name and
group name.
• Select By List: Select
the call recipient from
the group list.
• Enter Number: Select
the call recipient from
the station number.
• Hide: Do not display the
button.
Hide
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Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
• Group Call: Calls the
group configured in
"Group Call
Destination."
• Select By Name: Select
the call recipient from
the station name and
group name.
• Select By List: Select
the call recipient from
the group list.
• Enter Number: Select
the call recipient from
the station number.
• Hide: Do not display the
button.
Default values
Hide
Button 4
Configure the function for button 4.
Button Name for Group
Call
Configure the names of the buttons, when
"Group Call" is selected for "Button 1" through
"Button 4." If "Group Call" is set to multiple
buttons, they will all share the same name.
1 - 24 alphanumeric
characters
-
Button Name for Select By
Name
Configure the names of the buttons, when
"Select By Name" is selected for "Button 1"
through "Button 4." If "Select By Name" is set to
multiple buttons, they will all share the same
name.
1 - 24 alphanumeric
characters
-
Button Name for Select By
List
Configure the names of the buttons, when
"Select By List" is selected for "Button 1"
through "Button 4." If "Select By List" is set to
multiple buttons, they will all share the same
name.
1 - 24 alphanumeric
characters
-
Button Name for Enter
Number
Configure the names of the buttons, when
"Enter Number" is selected for "Button 1"
through "Button 4." If "Enter Number" is set to
multiple buttons, they will all share the same
name.
1 - 24 alphanumeric
characters
-
Group Call Destination
Entry
Group Call Destination
Description
Settings
Configure the call destination group number
when a button is pressed, when "Group Call" is
selected for "Button 1" through "Button 4." If
"Group Call" is set to multiple buttons, they will
all share the same call destination group.
01-99
Default values
-
Reject Incoming Call
Entry
Reject Incoming Call
Description
Settings
Configure to not accept incoming calls when in
receptionist mode.
201
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
Disable
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Transfer Settings
Configure settings related to absent transfer, delay transfer, and schedule transfer.
*This is an administrator privileges setting. If "Lock Transfer" is set to "ON," this cannot be configured.
Important
• When an incoming call is received from a VoIP phone, the call will be received without transferring even when transfer is set.
To transfer the call, configure transferring on the IP-PBX.
Absent Transfer
An incoming call can be automatically transferred if it is received while absent transfer is set.
Important
• When an incoming call is received from a VoIP Phone, the call will be received without transferring even when transfer is set.
To transfer the call, configure transferring on the IP-PBX.
■ Absent Transfer
Entry
Absent Transfer
Description
Settings
Configure whether to set absent transfer. This
cannot be set to "Enable" if “Transfer
Destination List (→page 203)” is not configured.
The TRANSFER button shown on this station's
screen can also be used to change the setting.
202
• Disable: Do not set
absent transfer
• Enable: Set absent
transfer
Default values
Disable
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■ Transfer Destination List
Entry
Station Number
Description
Settings
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station for absent transfer. Up to 10
transfer destination stations can be set.
However, if the calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(*), or IX-BA, calls will only be transferred to the
station set as number 1 in the series. IXW-MA
cannot be configured as a transfer destination.
3-32 digits
Default values
-
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
■ Re-Transfer Destination
Entry
Re-Transfer Destination
Description
Settings
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station for absent transfer for a
transferred call. Only a single station can be set
as the transfer destination. However, if the
calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA, the
call will not be re-transfered, but will be received
by this station. IXW-MA cannot be configured as
a transfer destination.
3-32 digits
Default values
-
Delay Transfer
An incoming call can be automatically transferred if it is received during delay transfer and not answered over a
certain period of time (delay time).
Important
• When an incoming call is received from a VoIP Phone, the call will be received without transferring even when transfer is set.
To transfer the call, configure transferring on the IP-PBX.
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■ Delay Transfer
Entry
Delay Transfer
Description
Settings
Configure whether to use delay transfer. This
cannot be set to "Enable" if “Station Number
(→page 204)” is not configured.
• Disable: Delay transfer
disabled
• Enable: Delay transfer
enabled
Default values
Disable
■ Delay Time [sec]
Entry
Delay Time [sec]*1
*1
Description
Settings
Configure the time until delay transfer is
performed.
1 - 300 sec
Default values
30 sec
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
■ Transfer Destination List
Entry
Station Number
Description
Settings
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station for delay transfer. Up to 10
transfer destination stations can be set.
However, if the calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(*), or IX-BA, calls will only be transferred to the
station set as number 1 in the series. IXW-MA
cannot be configured as a transfer destination.
3-32 digits
Default values
-
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
■ Re-Transfer Destination
Entry
Re-Transfer Destination
Description
Settings
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station for delay transfer for a
transferred call. Only a single station can be set
as the transfer destination. However, if the
calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA, the
call will not be re-transfered, but will be received
by this station. IXW-MA cannot be configured as
a transfer destination.
204
3-32 digits
Default values
-
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Schedule Transfer
An incoming call can be automatically transferred to the transfer destination, if an incoming call is received during the
time configured in the weekly schedule or daily schedule.
Important
• When an incoming call is received from a VoIP Phone, the call will be received without transferring even when transfer is set.
To transfer the call, configure transferring on the IP-PBX.
Click [Schedule Transfer].
Or, click "Schedule Transfer" in the Setting menu to display the Scheduled Transfer screen.
■ Schedule Transfer
Entry
Schedule Transfer
Description
Settings
Configure whether to use scheduled transfer.
"Enable" cannot be set if “Weekly Schedule
(→page 205)” or “Daily Schedule (→page 207)”
is not configured.
• Disable: Schedule
transfer disabled
• Enable: Schedule
transfer enabled
Default values
Disable
■ Weekly Schedule
Configure the transfer destination and time for schedule transfer, for each day of the week from Sunday through
Saturday. Up to 12 schedules can be set for each day of the week.
How to configure the Weekly Schedule
1.
2.
Configure the "Transfer to Station Number," "Re-Transfer Destination," "Start Time," and "End Time"
for each day of the week.
When done, click [Update].
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Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Transfer Destination
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station. Up to 10 transfer destination
stations can be set. However, if the calling
station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA, calls will
only be transferred to the first station that was
entered. IXW-MA cannot be configured as a
transfer destination.
Per station: 3-32 digits
To configure multiple
stations, enter them
separated with a comma
(,).
Example: 101,102,103,...
-
Re-Transfer Destination
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station when transferring a
transferred call. IXW-MA cannot be configured
as a transfer destination. Only a single station
can be set as the transfer destination. However,
if the calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IXBA, the call will not be re-transfered, but will be
received by this station.
3-32 digits
-
Start Time
Configure the time to begin schedule transfer.
00:00 - 23:59
-
End Time
Configure the time to end schedule transfer.
If a time earlier than “Start Time (→page 206)”
is set, the end time will be the time the following
day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
How to delete Weekly Schedule
1.
Return settings to their initial values, and then click [Update].
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■ Daily Schedule
Configure the transfer destination and time for schedule transfer, in units of one day. A schedule one year from the
set day can be configured. Up to 12 schedules can be set for each day.
Calendar
Set schedule list
How to configure Daily Schedule
1.
2.
3.
Select the day for which to set a schedule from "Calendar."
Configure "Transfer to Station Number," "Re-Transfer Destination," "Start Time," and "End Time,"
and then click [Add].
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Description
Settings
Transfer Destination
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station. Up to 10 transfer destination
stations can be set. However, if the calling
station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA, calls will
only be transferred to the first station that was
entered. IXW-MA cannot be configured as a
transfer destination.
3-32 digits
To configure multiple
stations, enter them
separated with a comma
(,).
Example: 101,102,103,...
-
Re-Transfer Destination
Configure the station number of the transfer
destination station when transferring a
transferred call. Only a single station can be set
as the transfer destination. However, if the
calling station is IX-MV, IX-DA(-*), or IX-BA, the
call will not be re-transfered, but will be received
by this station. IXW-MA cannot be configured as
a transfer destination.
3-32 digits
-
Start Time
Configure the time to begin schedule transfer.
00:00 - 23:59
-
End Time
Configure the time to stop schedule transfer. If
this is set earlier than “Start Time
(→page 207)”, the end time will be for the
following day.
00:00 - 23:59
-
207
Default values
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Configuring the device on a PC
Important
• Do not configure multiple VoIP phones as transfer destinations. If multiple VoIP phones are configured, calls will be transferred
to only one VoIP phone.
How to delete Daily Schedule
1.
Select the day for which to delete a schedule from "Calendar."
2.
Schedules for the selected day are displayed in the list.
• If a weekly schedule is configured for the selected day of the week, it will also be displayed.
3.
Click [Delete] for the schedule to delete, and then click [Update].
• Refer to “How to delete Weekly Schedule (→page 206)” for information on deleting weekly schedules.
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Station Settings
Speed Dials / Favorites
Configure settings related to the Speed Dial.
Configure the function to assign to each Speed Dial button. Up to eight Speed Dial buttons can be configured.
*This is an administrator privileges setting. If configuring the Speed Dial buttons is restricted, this cannot be
configured under user privileges.
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■ Speed Dial button advanced settings
How to configure speed dials
1.
Select the Speed Dial to configure in "Speed Dial #."
• The settings of the selected Speed Dial are displayed.
2.
Configure each item.
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3.
Configuring the device on a PC
When done, click [Update].
Entry
Description
Settings
Speed Dial Name
Configure the name of the Speed Dial
button.
Function
Configure the function of the Speed Dial.
Refer to “How to configure Individual Call
(→page 212)” onward for information on
how to configure details for each
function.
211
1 - 24 alphanumeric characters
The entire name may not be
shown on this station's screen,
depending on the number of
characters.
• No Function
• Individual Call: Make an
individual call.
• Group Call: Make a group call.
• Group Page: Send a group
page.
• All Page: Send an all page.
• Group Message Page: Send a
group message page.
• All Message Page: Send an all
page.
• Monitor: Perform monitoring.
• Network Camera Monitor:
Perform network camera
monitoring.
• Scan Monitor: Perform scan
monitoring. Configure scan
monitoring in “Scan Monitor
(→page 223)”.
• Option Relay Control: Control
the relay output of another
station. Relay output will not be
controlled for IX-MV, IX-DA, or
IX-BA.
Default values
-
No Function
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Configuring the device on a PC
How to configure Individual Call
Configure this if "Individual Call" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Station Number
Configure the call destination station
(station number). This cannot be
configured for IXW-MA.
3-32 digits
-
Priority
Configure the individual call priority.
• Normal
• Priority
• Urgent
-
How to configure Group Call
Configure this if "Group Call" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Description
Settings
Number
Configure the call destination group (the
group number).
Priority
Configure the group call priority.
01 - 99
Default values
-
• Normal
• Priority
• Urgent
How to configure Group Page
Configure this if "Group Page" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Description
Settings
Number
Configure the paging destination group
(group number).
Priority
Configure the paging priority.
01 - 99
Default values
-
• Normal
• Urgent
-
How to configure All Page
Configure this if "All Page" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Priority
Description
Settings
Configure the paging priority.
• Normal
• Urgent
Default values
-
How to configure Group Message Page
Configure this if "Group Message Page" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Number
Description
Settings
Configure the paging destination group
(group number).
212
01 - 99
Default values
-
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Message
Select the message (audio file) to send
during message paging.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End Pretone
Call Queue Notification
Waiting Reply Tone
Select from the audio sources
registered in “Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Priority
Configure the paging priority.
• Normal
• Urgent
Play Count [time(s)]
Configure the number of times to play
the message configured in "Message."
Default values
None
-
1 - 20 times
-
How to configure All Message Page
Configure this if "All Message Page" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Description
Settings
Message
Select the message (audio file) to send
during message paging.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Priority
Configure the paging priority.
• Normal
• Urgent
Play Count [time(s)]
Configure the number of times to play
the message configured in "Message."
213
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End Pretone
Call Queue Notification
Waiting Reply Tone
Select from the audio sources
registered in “Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
1 - 20 times
Default values
None
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How to configure Monitor
Configure this if "Monitor" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Station Number
Description
Settings
Configure the station to monitor (station
number). This cannot be configured for
IX-MV7-*, IX-MV, IXW-MA, or a VoIP
Phone.
3-32 digits
Default values
-
How to configure Network Camera Monitor
Configure this if "Network Camera Monitor" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Entry
Network Camera
Description
Settings
Configure the monitoring network
camera.
Select from the registered
network cameras.
Default values
-
How to configure Option Relay Control
Configure this if "Option Relay Control" is set in “Function (→page 211)”.
Note
• When controlling relay output for multiple stations, processing may take some time and control may be delayed.
Entry
Description
Settings
Station List
Configure a station to control relay
output.
This cannot be configured for IX-MV, IXDA(-*), or IX-BA. Multiple (unlimited)
stations can be configured.
Check "Enable" for the station for
which to perform contact output
(multiple selections allowed).
Output Time
Configure the output time for relay
output, for the station to control.
• 0 (Momentary): Pressing the
Speed Dial button will cause
relay output to continue.
Pressing the Speed Dial button
again stops relay output.
• 200 - 2000 [msec]: Select this
when configuring a value from
200 to 2000 msec (by 200
msec). Enter the time in
"Output Time [msec / sec]*1."
• 3 - 600 [sec]: Select this when
configuring a value from 3 to
600 sec (by 1 sec). Enter the
time in "Output Time [msec /
sec]*1."
0 (Momentary)
TLS
Configure whether to enable encryption
for optional relay communication. If this
is set to "Enable," also configure "Option
Relay Control Key."
• Enable
• Disable
Disable
Option Relay Control Key
Configure the encryption key for optional
relay communication when "TLS" is set
to "Enable." Relay output can be
controlled if this matches the "Option
Relay Control Authentication Key" of the
station to perform relay output.
1 - 20 digits
214
Default values
-
-
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*1
Configuring the device on a PC
Indicates a required field. The settings should be entered. Retain the default values, unless a change is necessary.
Important
• If "TLS" is set to "Enable," control may take some time if there are multiple stations to control.
Note
• The "Option Relay Control Key" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings screen.
Privacy
Configure the function that prevents the other station from hearing/viewing audio or camera images, when “Auto
Answer (→page 174)” is set to "ON."
■ Privacy setting
Entry
Privacy
Description
Settings
Configure whether to use the privacy function.
The setting can also be changed using the
button on this station's screen.
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
Disable
Volume / Tone
■ Volume
Entry
Description
Settings
Default values
Handset Transmit
Configure the transmit volume on the handset
during a call or when paging.
1 - 10
10
Handset Receive
Configure the receive volume of the handset
during calls or monitoring. The calling tone
volume will also be changed.
1 - 10
6
Hands-free Transmit
Configure the main unit microphone volume
during hands-free calls or paging.
1 - 10
10
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Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Hands-free Receive
Configure the receive volume from the built-in
speaker during hands-free calls, monitoring, or
paging. The calling tone volume will be changed
as well.
1 - 10
6
Headset Jack Transmit
Configure the transmit volume of the
microphone connected to the pin jack.
1 - 10
10
Headset Jack Receive
Configure the receive volume for the speakers
connected to the pin jack.
1 - 10
6
VoIP Phone Volume
Adjustment
Adjust the transmit/receive volume balance
between the station and VoIP Phone.
Ringtone
Configure the ringtone and paging received
pretone volume.
Button Feedback
Configure whether a tone is heard when
pressing a button on this station's screen.
• -12dB from VoIP,
+12dB to VoIP
• -6dB from VoIP, +6dB
to VoIP
• No Adjustment
• +6dB from VoIP, -6dB
to VoIP
• +12dB from VoIP, 12dB to VoIP
1 - 10
• Enable
• Disable
No Adjustment
6
Enable
■ Tone
Important
• Configure the paging pretone with a longer duration than the paging pretone of the station receiving the page. Configuring a
shorter tone might prevent audio from playing on the other station when paging starts. Configure the same tone as that of other
IX-MV7-* andIX-MV stations in the system.
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Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Communication Timeout
Notification
Configure the tone heard when an outgoing call
is made but the call times out without the
recipient station answering.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Error
Communication End
Pretone
Configure the tone heard approximately 10
seconds before a call, outgoing page, or
monitoring session ends.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Communication
End Pretone
217
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
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Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Call Queue Notification
Configure the tone heard when there is an
incoming call from another station during
communication.
•
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•
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None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Call Queue
Notification
Paging Pretone
Configure the tone heard when sending or
receiving a page.
•
•
•
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•
•
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•
Pre Tone 2
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Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
4
Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Default values
Auto Answer Tone
This item lets you select a tone which sounds
when the following occurs:
• The incoming tone when an individual call is
received with “Auto Answer (→page 174)” set
to "ON."
• The calling tone when an individual call is
made to a station with “Auto Answer
(→page 174)” set to "ON"
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Pre Tone 1
On Hold
Continue the tone heard when a call is put on
hold.
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On Hold
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None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
4
Settings and Adjustments
Entry
Key Received
Configuring the device on a PC
Description
Settings
Configure the tone to send to the other station
when the door release key entered using the
numerical keypad on the other station (station
performing a door release operation) matches
the authentication key of this station. The tone
will be heard on the other station.
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None
Call Pattern 1
Call Pattern 2
Call Pattern 3
Call Pattern 4
Call Pattern 5
Call Pattern 6
Tremolo Sound
Busy Response Tone
On Hold
Operation Sound
Error
Pre Tone 1
Pre Tone 2
Pre Tone 3
Communication End
Pretone
• Call Queue Notification
• Waiting Reply Tone
• Select from the audio
sources registered in
“Custom Sound
Registry (→page 169)”.
Default values
None
4
Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Communication
Entry
Description
Settings
[sec]*1
Configure the call duration when making an
outgoing call from this station or answering a
call from an incoming page. The call duration
during an incoming call will be the call duration
configured on the other station.
• Infinite: Do not end until
end operation occurs.
• 30-600 sec: Configure
between 30 and 600
sec (by 1 sec).
60sec
Force Touch-to-Talk
Configure whether to enable touch-to-talk when
a call is started.
• Enable
• Disable
Disable
Talk Timeout
*1
Be sure to configure this. If the item is not required for use, leave it set to initial value.
Important
• When on a call with a VoIP Phone, this will be the call duration configured on the VoIP Phone.
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Default values
4
Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Monitor
Important
• Monitoring cannot be performed for IX-MV7-*, IX-MV, or VoIP phones.
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Configuring the device on a PC
■ Monitor Timeout [sec]
Entry
Monitor Timeout [sec]*1
*1
Description
Settings
Configure the time until monitoring
automatically stops, when a station or network
camera is monitored individually. Scan
monitoring will not end until an end operation is
performed on the station.
• Infinite
• 10-600 seconds:
Configure between 10
and 600 sec (by 1 sec).
Default values
60sec
Be sure to configure this. If the item is not required for use, leave it set to initial value.
■ Scan Monitor
Perform monitoring by automatically switching between several stations or network cameras at set intervals.
Entry
Station / Network Camera
List
Description
Settings
Configure the station and network camera to
perform scan monitoring. Scan monitoring will
be performed in order of series number. A
combined total of 550 stations and network
cameras can be configured. Multiple network
cameras can also be set to a single station.
Select from stations and
network cameras
registered in "Address
Book." This cannot be
selected for IX-MV7-*,
IXW-MA, IX-MV, or a VoIP
phone.
Default values
-
■ Dwell Time
Entry
Dwell Time
Description
Settings
Configure the switchover interval time for scan
monitoring.
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 30 sec
Default values
5 sec
Master Station Display
Entry
Description
Settings
Brightness
Configure the brightness of the display.
Primary Video Source
Configure the screen displayed larger when
displaying video on two screens during a call
and so on.
• IX Station
• Network Camera
IX Station
Aspect Ratio
Configure the screen ratio for the image that is
displayed larger, when displaying an image on a
single screen or on two screens.
• 16:9
• 4:3
16:9
Standby LED State
Configure whether to light this station's status
indicator ON or OFF during standby.
• ON
• OFF
ON
Keypad
Configure whether to display the ten-key pad
used to release the electrical lock (using the
ten-key pad) and replay location messages.
• ON
• OFF
ON
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6
4
Settings and Adjustments
Configuring the device on a PC
Maintenance
Initialization
The setting values for everything other than “Settings on the device (→page 90)” - “Language (→page 100)” and
“Settings using a PC (→page 92)” administrator privilege settings will return to their initial values. Settings restricted
with administrator privileges will not return to their initial values.
How to initialize
1.
Click [Initialize User Settings].
2.
Click [OK].
• Click [Cancel] to cancel the initialization process.
Important
• If the initialization process fails, a message ([Error: Station initialization failed.]) will be displayed. Re-initialize if this
happens.
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Specifications
Power
PoE (IEEE802.3af Class 0 standard)
Consumption current
Standby: 66 mA; Maximum: 155 mA
Communication
Hands-free/touch-to-talk
(concurrent communication for calls between handsets only)
Display
7" TFT LCD display WVGA 800×480 (approx. 1.15 million pixels)
Camera
1/4-type CMOS VGA 640×480 (approx. 300,000 pixels)
LAN
Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX), Auto MDI/MDI-X-compatible
Audio codec
G.711 (u-law, A-law), G.722
Video codec
H.264/AVC, Motion-JPEG
Protocol
IPv4, IPv6, TCP, UDP, SIP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, RTCP, IGMP, MLD, SMTP, SFTP,
DHCP, NTP, DNS
Encryption system
TLS1.0, TLS1.1, TLS1.2
Packet transmission system
Unicast and multicast
Number of stations in
address book
500 stations
Operating temperature
0 °C to +40 °C (+32 °F to +104 °F)
Shape
Table/wall-mounted
Materials
Fire-retardant resin
Color
IX-MV7-HW, IX-MV7-W: White
IX-MV7-HB, IX-MV7-B: Black
Dimensions
IX-MV7-HB and IX-MV7-HW: 280 mm (11") [W] × 204 mm (8-1/16") [H] × 55.5 mm (2-3/16") [D]
IX-MV7-B and IX-MV7-W: 220 mm (8-11/16") [W] × 172 mm (6-3/4") [H] × 31.5 mm (1-1/4") [D]
(excluding projection)
Weight:
IX-MV7-HB and IX-MV7-HW: Approx. 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs) (approx. 1.3 kg (2.9 lbs) when used on
table)
IX-MV7-B and IX-MV7-W: Approx. 680 g (1.5 lbs) (approx. 870 g (1.97 lbs) when used on table)
Maintenance
• Clean the unit gently with a soft, dry cloth. If difficult to clean, dip a soft cloth in neutral detergent diluted with water,
wring it out well, and then clean unit.
• Use a soft, dry cloth (for use in wiping mirrors) when wiping the display.
Important
• Do not use chemicals such as benzene or paint thinner. You may damage the surface of the device, or cause discoloration.
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