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IXG System
Guard Station
IXG-MK
Operation Manual
Software version 1.00 or later
IXG-MK
Important
• Please read this document (Operation Manual) before use, and be sure to use it correctly.
• The illustrations used in this manual may differ 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.
Informs users of precautions (includes warnings and precautions).
Informs users of prohibited acts.
Alerts the user to important instructions, prohibited matters, and matters to be aware of before operation. Please read and understand before proceeding.
Indicates tips and additional information for operation.
• Terms and button names displayed on the main unit and PC screens are indicated as [XXXX] .
• Page reference are shown as "Title ( → page XX)" , ( → page XX) , or page XX .
• In this manual, Video Door Stations and Door Stations without cameras are referred to collectively as "Audio Door
Station."
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Precautions
Precautions
Warning
Keep the station away from liquid.
This may result in fire or electrical shock.
Keep the station away from flammable materials.
If this happens, remove the LAN cable from the station. This may result in fire or electrical shock.
This symbol means that operating the device incorrectly ignoring these precautions may cause severe injury or death.
Do not disassemble or modify the station.
This may result in fire or electrical shock.
If there is smoke, abnormal odor, abnormal sound, or if the station is damaged, immediately disconnect the LAN cable from the station.
This may result in fire or electrical shock.
Do not, under any circumstances, open the station.
Voltage within some internal components may cause electrical shock.
Caution
Negligence could result in injury to people or damage to property.
Do not attempt to cover, insulate, or coat the station in any way.
This may result in fire or malfunction.
Do not install the station in a place subject to frequent vibration or impact.
This may result in injury.
Do not apply excess pressure to the LCD screen.
If the screen is punctured it may result in injury.
If the LCD is punctured, do not touch the liquid crystal inside.
Inflammation could result.
• If liquid crystal is ingested, immediately gargle with water and consult your doctor.
• If contact should occur, flush or rinse area with water thoroughly and consult your doctor.
Do not puncture the LCD screen with a sharp object.
If the screen is punctured, it may result in injury.
When testing chime volume and ringtone 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 put your ear close to the speaker when using the station.
May cause harm to the ear if a sudden loud noise is emitted.
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Precautions Precautions
Precautions on operation
Requests
• Keep the unit more than 1m (3.3') away from radio or TV set.
• Keep the station at least 20 cm (7-7/8") away from wireless devices such as wireless routers, or cordless telephones. These devices may cause the image or sound distortion.
• When making hands-free calls, talk within 30cm (12") or less from the station. 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 under direct sunlight
– Locations near heating equipment
Close to a heater, boiler, etc.
– Locations subject to liquid, iron filings, dust, oil, or chemicals
– Locations subject to moisture and humidity extremes
Bathroom, basement, greenhouse, etc.
– Locations where the temperature is quite low
Inside a cold storage warehouse, the front of a cooler, etc.
– Locations subject to steam or oil smoke
Next to heating devices or a cooking space, etc.
– Sulphurous environments
– Locations close to the sea or directly exposed to sea breeze
• When installing or using the station, 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 sensitive information stored in the station from being lost or stolen, it is the customer's responsibility to delete settings, recorded video/audio, and other information stored in the station, when discarding, transferring, or returning the station. Refer to the relevant page of this document for information on how to clear information.
• As to other 3rd party devices (such as sensor, detectors, door releases) used with this system, comply with the Specifications and Warranty conditions that the manufacturers or venders present.
• Be sure to receive and store the setting file from the person who configured the system. If the setting file is lost, recovery may not be possible and creating a new setting file may be required.
• Do not install the station under direct sunlight. If it is necessary, shield the station from sunlight or the screen may be difficult to view.
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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 station cannot be used during power outages.
• If the station is used in areas where there are business-use wireless devices such as a transceiver or mobile phones, it may cause malfunction.
• This station is designed for indoor use only. Do not use at outdoor locations.
• This station 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.
• It must be noted in advance that the LCD panel inevitably will have a very small portion of its picture elements always lit or not lit it at all. This is not considered a station malfunction.
• The handset and the station 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 surrounding area is loud, the call may be interrupted, making it difficult to respond.
• During communication, the voice may not come through clearly when speaking before the other party has finished talking.
Communication will proceed smoothly when waiting until the other party has finished before speaking.
• The noise reduction function may determine that certain tones are noise and cut transmission of those tones. This is not a malfunction.
• Warm-color lighting shining on the door station may change the tint of the image on the screen.
• If light enters the camera, the brightness of the LCD could flicker, while the subject of the camera could become darker due to the backlight. This is not a malfunction.
• When wall-mounted, the top of the station may darken. This does not indicate a malfunction.
• The background or colors could differ from the actual image if a striped pattern or other fine pattern is displayed. 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 LCD, the screen could flicker, or the colors could change. This is not a malfunction.
• When outside temperature lowers sharply after rainfall, etc., the inside of the camera may fog up slightly, causing a blurry images, but this is not a malfunction. Normal operation will be restored when moisture evaporates.
• Aiphone assumes no responsibility for corruption of saved information (such as changes to or deletion of saved information).
Be aware of this in advance.
• Station maybe unoperatable while updating the system settings.
• If communication becomes congested or calls are made from multiple Video Door Stations in the system, the audio could drop, become delayed, or otherwise not operate normally.
• Aiphone assume no responsibility for damages as a result of delayed or unusable services, which were due to failures in network equipment, communication services by Internet and cellular phone companies, line interruptions, communication failures, or inaccuracies or omissions in transmission unit.
• 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 that their computer is secure. Aiphone is not liable for security failures.
• Available functions and services are limited according to the specifications of the installed system.
• The illustrations used in this manual may differ from the actual ones.
• Using a fluorescent light could periodically alter the color of the screen (color rolling). This is not a malfunction.
• If there is no power for 30 minutes or more, the date and time return to default.
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Table of contents
Table of contents
1 Precautions
2 Before Using
3 How to use
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Table of contents
Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring ............. 60
4 Settings and Adjustments
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Table of contents
5 Other
FOR PROPER USE OF THE STATION ................................................................ 126
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Part Names
Guard Station IXG-MK
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Part Names
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Right Side
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Top
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Part Names
Name & description
Handset
Touchscreen LCD
Camera
Displays video to the other party during a call.
Status LED (Orange/Blue)
Shows the status of this station.
Microphone
Home button
Press this to display the Home screen. Pressing this while the Home screen is displayed will switch the station into standby mode.
Speaker
Reset button
To be used by personnel only. Do not press.
microSD card slot
Used for inserting or removing a microSD card (sold separately).
microSD card slot cover
3.5 mm 4-pole stereo mini jack (CTIA standard)
Used to connect a 3rd party headset.
Camera angle adjustment lever
Used to adjust the angle of the camera vertically.
Camera privacy cover lever
Used to hide the camera.
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Status Indicators
Status Indicators
Status LED
: On, : Off
Name
Status LED Orange light
Orange flashing
Status (pattern)
Normal flashing
0.75 sec
Fast flashing
0.25 sec
0.75 sec
0.25 sec
Flashing with long OFF time
0.5 sec 4 sec
Flashing with long initial light
1 sec
0.25 sec
0.25 sec
Flashing with long initial light
１ sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec
0.25 sec
0.25 sec
0.25 sec
0.25 sec
Description
Setting transfer
Booting
Device error
Startup error
Communication failure
Firmware version updating
Initializing
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Name
Status LED Blue light
Blue flashing
Status Indicators
Status (pattern)
Slow flashing (if lighting during standby)
１ sec １ sec
Repeat 3 times, then turn on
Slow flashing
2 sec 2 sec
Fast flashing
0.25 sec 0.25 sec
Fast flashing
0.25 sec 0.25 sec
Slightly fast flashing
0.5 sec 0.5 sec
Flashing with long lighting
１ sec 0.25 sec
0.25 sec
１ sec
0.75 sec
0.25 sec １ sec 0.25 sec
*1 This flashes when the door release contact is triggered.
If the door release timeout is set to 3 seconds or less, it will flash at a 3 second interval.
Description
Standby (Depends on setting)
Calling destination busy
Incoming page
Outgoing call
Outgoing page
Monitoring
Incoming call
Missed call
Receiving an event notification from a network camera
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Camera View Range and Mounting Position
Camera view adjustment
The camera angle can be adjusted downward (0 to -20 degrees) using the camera angle adjustment lever. Set the angle to the optimal position.
Rear
Camera angle adjustment lever
-20°
0°
Camera view range
The camera range as illustrated is only an approximate indication and may vary according to the environment.
• Example: Installed on table
Installed on a flat desktop (with desktop stand at 45°, camera angle at the lowest position (-20°))
Vertical Horizontal
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
1,300mm(4' 3'')
400mm(1' 4'')
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
900mm(2' 11'') height of desk
700ｍｍ(2' 3'')
460ｍｍ(1' 6'')
• Example: installed as a reception station
Installed on a flat desktop (with desktop stand at 30°, camera angle at the lowest position (-20°))
Vertical
1,850 mm(6'1")
600 mm(1'12")
1,250 mm(4'1")
500ｍｍ(1' 7'') height of desk
950ｍｍ(3'1")
• Example: Installed on a wall
Vertical
Camera angle 0° Camera angle -20°
1,750mm(5' 9'')
350mm(1' 2'')
1,550mm (5' 1'')
1,400mm(4' 7'')
350mm(1' 2'')
500 mm
(1' 7'')
A* 1
* 1 A: Center of device 1,500mm (4' 11'')
B* 2 1,200mm (3' 11'')
500 mm
(1' 7'')
* 2 B: Camera position 1575.5mm (5' 2'')
A* 1 B* 2
Horizontal
460ｍｍ(1' 6'')
500ｍｍ(1' 7'')
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User Interface
User Interface
When the LCD display is OFF, the device is in standby mode. If the station is inactive for approximately one minute or if the [HOME] button is pressed while the display is active, the station will enter standby mode.
Note
Screen display varies depends on the settings.
Home Screen
Tap the LCD display when the station is in standby mode or press the [HOME] button to display the Home Screen.
There are 2 types of Home screens. This can be changed in Settings.
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No.
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Name
Unit Information
Monitor
History
Favorites
Information
Settings
Page
Date and time
Various icons
Dial
Home Screen 1
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Address Book
Transfer ON/Transfer OFF
Privacy ON/Privacy OFF
Home Screen 2
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Description
Displays Unit Number and Name.
Tap to monitor the specified station ( →
to
Tap to check Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, Missed Calls, and
Recordings.
Tap to display the speed dial buttons.
Tap to view Station Information and Network Information. ( →
Tap to configure settings. ( → page 74)
Tap to send a page (broadcast). ( →
Indicates the current date, day of the week, and time.
•
•
: This is displayed while schedule transfer is configured.
: This is displayed while delay transfer is configured.
• : This is displayed when a microSD card is inserted. Tap it to remove.
Tap to enter a unit number or station number using the keypad and place a call.
Tap to display a list of stations to call.
Tap to turn absent transfer ON/OFF.
Tap 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 party.)
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No.
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CALL
Name Description
Tap this to place a call using the address book.
Missed Incoming Call History Shows recent incoming call history and recorded videos. If no videos have been recorded, the recorded video image will not be displayed.
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Incoming Call Screen
When receiving a call from a video station
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User Interface
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When receiving a call from an audio station
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No.
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Priority
Settings
Name
•
•
Description
Indicates the priority level of the incoming call and page.
: Urgent, : Priority, : Normal
The following items can be adjusted.
• : Zoom lock
• : Backlight compensation and nighttime sensitivity correction for video
: Screen brightness
: Receive volume
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•
: Mic volume
: Ringtone
Number of incoming calls and priority
Shows the number of incoming calls and the priority. Tap to display the calling stations in a list and select a station to answer.
: Urgent, : Priority, : Normal
Primary video display area Shows video from the source station or associated network camera. Depending on the settings, you can set which to display.
Secondary video display area Displays if a network camera is associated with the calling station, and the station has a camera. A different video will be displayed from what is displayed in the primary video display area.
Tapping the screen switches between the primary video display area and the secondary video display area.
Calling station Displays the station number, station name, and building name of the source station.
Also shows the network camera name if the network camera is linked to the source station. (The character may become corrupted depending on the set language.) If the number of characters is long and is tapped, the display may be scrolled.
Time Indicates the current time.
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No.
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Name
Screen control icon
Talk
Record
End
Description
Tap these to change the visible display area of the screen. This cannot be done if the icon is not displayed.
: 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.
Tap to begin communication.
Tap this to begin record video/audio/
Tap this to end communication.
• Pressing any part of the screen other than an icon while video is displayed from the camera will hide the icons for a certain period of time. Tap the screen again to display the icons.
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Communication Screen
When receiving a call from a video station
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User Interface
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When receiving a call from an audio station
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No.
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Priority
Settings
Name
•
•
Description
Indicates the priority level of the current call.
: Urgent, : Priority, : Normal
The following items can be adjusted.
• : Zoom lock
• : Backlight compensation and nighttime sensitivity correction for video
: Screen brightness
: Receive volume
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•
: Mic volume
: Ringtone
Number of incoming calls and priority
Shows the number of incoming calls and priority. Tap to display the calling stations in
a list and select a station to answer. ( → page 63)
: Urgent, : Priority, : Normal
Keypad
Unlock
Primary video display area
Tap this to display the keypad. Release the electrical lock ( → page 60) through keypad
input.
Unlock the door.
Shows video from the calling station or associated network camera.
Secondary video display area Displays if a network camera is associated with the other station, and the station has a camera. If the calling station is IX-MV7-* and there is no associated network camera, the video from this station will be displayed. A different video will be displayed from what is displayed in the primary video display area.
Calling Station Displays the station number, station name, and building name of the calling station. If the calling station is a Mobile App, "Mobile Apps" is displayed. Also shows the network camera name if the network camera is linked to the calling station. (The character may become corrupted depending on the set language.) If the number of characters is long and is tapped, the display may be scrolled.
Time Indicates the current time.
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No.
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Name
Screen control icon
Extend
Hands free
Record
Mute mode
Touch-to-talk
On hold
End
Description
Tap these to change the visible display area of the screen. This cannot be done if the icon is not displayed.
: 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.
Tap this to extend the call duration for approximately 10 minutes.
Tap this to switch between a handset call and a hands-free call.
Tap this to begin record video/audio.
Tap 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.
Tap this to switch to a touch-to-talk call.
Tap this to put the call on hold. ( → page 62)
Tap this to end communication.
• Pressing any part of the screen other than an icon while video displayed from the camera will hide the icons for a certain period of time. Tap the screen again to display the icons.
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Entering Text
Use this to search in the Address Book.
Example: Address book search screen
Alphabet input mode
1
Entering Text
2
No.
1
2
3
Text field
Input mode
Name
4 5
3
4
5
Characters
Space
Backspace
Numeral/symbol input mode
Description
This shows entered text.
The input mode switches in "Alphabet" → "Number & Symbol" order each time it is tapped. The available input mode is different depending on the search screen.
Tap to enter a character.
Tap to insert a (blank) space.
Tap to delete the previous character.
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Answering a call
Answering a call with the handset
1.
Lift the handset when receiving a call.
Answering a call
Receiving a call with hands-free
1.
When receiving a call, tap .
2.
Speak with the other party.
2.
Speak with the other party.
3.
When the communication ends, hang up handset.
3.
To end a call, tap .
Note
• If the calling destination is located in an environment prone to echoing, your voice and ambient noise may echo and be heard on the station during a call. This can be improved by adjusting the microphone volume on this station or the receive volume on the other station.
Note
• Lifting the handset during a hands-free call will switch the call to the handset.
• It may be difficult to listen or talk hands-free when the ambient noise is loud. Talk using the handset or touch-totalk.
• If the calling destination is located in an environment prone to echoing, your voice and ambient noise may echo and be heard on the 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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Communicate using touch-to-talk
This station prioritizes the louder side of a conversation so that the quieter side can be heard.
Touch-to-talk manually switches between the sides. It is useful when the ambient noise is loud enough to interrupt audio.
1.
During a call, tap or the
[HOME]
button.
Answering a call
3.
To hear the voice of the other party, tap to switch to .
• If step.
is not displayed, proceed to the next
• The other party cannot hear this station's audio.
2.
Tap to switch to and start speaking.
Note
• Touch-to-talk can also be used during a handset or handsfree call.
• During touch-to talk, you can answer the call by holding down the [HOME] button and releasing it.
• To stop touch-to-talk, tap .
• The other party's audio cannot be heard.
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Using the headset
A 3rd party headset can be connected to the 3.5 mm 4pole stereo mini jack on this station. When using the headset, the microphone and the speaker on the station cannot be used. The system administrator will need to configure the device to use a headset.
1.
When receiving a call, tap .
Answering a call
2.
Speak with the other party.
3.
To end a call, tap .
Note
• Picking up the handset while on a call using a headset will switch the call to the handset.
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Before Using 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 a NTP server, date and time will be automatically configured.
Default value: 2020/01/01 09:00
1.
Tap
[Settings]
on the Home screen.
4.
Tap .
2.
Tap .
5.
Set and
[TIME]
.
• Set the time zone before configuring the date and time.
3.
Tap .
6.
Tap .
• The configured date and time will be applied to this station.
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Note
• A maximum of 1 minute time gain/loss can occur in the displayed time over a month. It is recommended to correct the time periodically.
• If the power is turned off for at least 30 minutes in an event such as a power outage, the date and time return to default. If this occurs, configure the date and time again.
• If the station is inactive for approximately one minute, the station will return to the Home Screen.
• If the date and time are changed, it may take some time for the setting to be updated.
Setting the date and time
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About microSD card
About microSD card
microSD cards that can be used with this station (sold separately)
Choose a microSD card using the recommended specifications below (these are referred to collectively as "microSD cards").
Standard microSDHC memory cards microSDXC memory cards
Supported storage capacity
4 GB to 32 GB
64 GB to 128 GB
FAT32 exFAT
Format Speed class
SD speed class 10
UHS speed class 1
Important
• A microSD card is not included with this station.
• Some microSD cards may not operate properly.
• If the card contains data other than video/audio files, it may not have enough space to record video/audio recordings.
• The network camera may not be able to record video, depending on the size of the video.
• Recording files cannot be protected with microSDXC memory card
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.
• Aiphone is not to be held responsible in any way for microSD cards.
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Before Using About microSD card
Inserting/Removing microSD Cards
Inserting the microSD card
1.
Press the Home button or tap the standby screen to display the
Home Screen.
2.
Open the microSD card slot cover.
Removing the microSD card
1.
Tap .
3.
Insert the microSD card straight into the slot and close the cover.
2.
Tap .
• will be displayed on the screen once the microSD card is recognized (mounted), and the microSD card will be available to use.
• disappears from the screen when the microSD card has been removed.
3.
Once disappears from the
Home Screen, open the microSD card slot cover, and push the microSD card to remove it.
will not be displayed if the microSD card is not recognized.
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Important
• Insert or remove the microSD card only when the station is not receiving a call. Calls and other similar operations cannot be performed while the microSD card is mounted.
• Removing the microSD card before cause data corruption.
disappears could
About microSD card
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How to use Specifying a station
Selecting / Choosing / Calling by Number
When calling, specify the unit or station using unit numbers or station numbers.
The following are to be specified with unit numbers.
• Residential Unit
• Commercial Unit
• Other Guard Unit
• Other Inside Area
• Mobile App that is resistered in the same Guard Unit.
The following are to be specified with station numbers.
• Other Guard Station or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Guard Unit.
• Other Guard Station, Master Station, or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Inside Area.
1.
Tap on Home Screen 1.
• Specify the unit or station from the Address
Book by tapping [ADDRESS
BOOK] .
Note
• To call a specified unit or station
–
“Calling the other party ( → page 34)”
2.
Enter the unit number or station number using the keypad.
• If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
(1)
(2)
(1) The entered number will be displayed.
(2) The unit name or station name and building name will be displayed for the number that was entered.
• If specifying the Mobile App that is registered in the same Guard Unit, enter the unit number of the unit.
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How to use Specifying a station
Specify a station or unit using the address book.
When calling, specify a unit or station registered in the Address Book from the list.
The following are displayed in the Address Book.
• Residential Unit
• Commercial Unit
• Other Guard Units
• Other Inside Areas
• Mobile App that is registered in the same Guard Unit
• Other Guard Station or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Guard Unit
• Other Guard Station, Master Station, or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Inside Area.
1.
Tap on Home
Screen 1 or
[CALL]
on Home
Screen 2.
2.
Tap the unit or station to call.
• If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
Home Screen 1
Or
Home Screen 2
• You can specify the unit and station number by tapping [DIAL] .
• Refer to
( → page 31) to search for units and
stations.
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How to use Specifying a station
Searching for stations
Enter characters to search and specify units, stations, or messages.
<Example: Making an outgoing call>
1.
Tap .
3.
Tap the unit or station to call.
2.
Enter the name or number of the unit or station to search.
Note
• To call a specified unit or station.
–
“Calling the other party ( → page 34)”
–
–
“Sending a message page ( → page 40)”
• To monitor the specified station, refer to
–
“Monitoring a door station ( → page 46)”
• To transfer a call to the specified station, refer to
–
“Transfer calls (during communication) ( → page 55)”
• Refer to ( → page 20) for information on how to
enter characters.
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Reviewing Call History
Incoming/outgoing/missed call history and the history of recordings can be viewed. Monitoring is not logged in the call history.
Up to 500 incoming/outgoing call records can be saved. New records will be saved over the oldest records if the number of records exceeds 500.
1.
Tap on the Home
Screen.
3.
Use or to view the history.
2.
Select the type of the history and tap the button.
• Refer to
( → page 33) for viewing the history
screen.
4.
Place a call using the history.
[Incoming Calls]
Tap to display the history of incoming calls and pages.
[Outgoing Calls]
Tap to display the history of outgoing calls and pages.
[Missed Calls]
The history of received calls which are not answered is displayed.
If another station answers, the history will be displayed in [Incoming Calls] .
[Recordings]
Press this to display the history of video/audio recording during incoming calls, communication, and monitoring.
• Refer to
( → page 33) for viewing the history
screen.
Note
• The buttons displayed on the screen will vary depending on the selected history type.
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History Screen
Outgoing call history screen
Call / Recording History
Recording history screen
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No.
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Missed
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Name
Priority/Type
Station Number
Date and time
Station Name
Recording
Latch
Station Number
Lock
PLAY
CALL
PAGE
MONITOR
DELETE
DELETE ALL
LOCK/UNLOCK (For microSDHC memory cards)
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Description
: Displays for unanswered calls in the history.
It is not displayed if the other station answered.
: Displays on call history. Colors indicate priority (red: urgent, orange: priority, green: normal).
: Displays on page history. Colors indicate priority (red: urgent, green: normal).
The operation type and the station or unit number of the destination station or source station will be shown.
Shows the logged date and time.
The station or unit name of the destination station or source station is also shown.
A recorded video image is displayed if there is a video/audio recording in the history.
is displayed if recorded audio is in the history.
Not used.
Shows the station number that recorded the video/audio.
: This is displayed for protected video/audio recordings in the history.
Tap to play the selected video/audio recording in the history.
Calls the units and stations of the source station or destination station in the selected history.
If the source station is an Entrance Station, Door Station of Outside Areas, or Door
Station that is registered in the same unit, calls cannot be made.
Pages to the building of the destination station of the selected history.
Tap to monitor the selected station in the history.
Tap to delete the selected video/audio recording in the history.
Tap to delete all video/audio recordings in the history.
Tap to lock/unlock the selected video/audio recording in the history. Protected content cannot be overwritten or deleted.
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Calling the other party
Place a call to one of the following units or stations.
• Residential Unit
• Commercial Unit
• Other Guard Units
• Other Inside Areas
• Mobile App that is registered in the same Guard Unit.
• Other Guard Station or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Guard Unit.
• Other Guard Station, Master Station, or Handset Sub Station that is registered in the same Inside Area.
Call will be placed to all the registered Mobile Apps if multiple Mobile Apps are registered within the same Guard Unit.
It communicates with the first Mobile App that responds.
1.
Lift the handset.
3.
Tap ,
[PRIORITY CALL]
, or
[URGENT CALL]
.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying a call destination, the call will be placed under
[Normal] priority.
2.
Specify a call destination.
• Choose a call destination using the methods below.
–
“Selecting / Choosing / Calling by Number
–
“Specify a station or unit using the address book. ( → page 30)”
• The call will be placed with the selected priority.
• The ringback tone is heard from the handset or the built-in speaker.
, and
) for operations when making an outgoing call.
4.
Speak when the other party answers
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• For viewing the screen during communication, refer to
.
) for operations during a call.
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5.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
Placing / Answering a Call
Note
• It may not be possible to place a call. It depends on the configuration of the station.
• The ringback tone may not be played, depending on the settings.
• If the communication time set in advance is exceeded on your station, communication automatically ends. A notification tone sounds approximately 10 seconds before ending. The notification tone may not sound depending on the configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another station while making an outgoing call or during communication, the outgoing call or call will be interrupted and the station will switch to the page.
• Topping during communication turns off the microphones of the handset and the station as well as camera video. Tap to turn them back on.
• When receiving another call while talking, a notification tone will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station to communicate with.
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Use an external device to place a call
Use an external device (sensor, call button, etc.) to place a call to a pre-determined location.
Input Outgoing
Station
Call button, etc.
1.
Activate the external device
• The ringback tone will play from the speaker of the station.
3.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
If the call button is connected
2.
Speak when the other party answers
• Lift the handset to switch to handset communication.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer to
operations during a call.
Note
• It may not be possible to place a call. It depends on the configuration of the station.
• The call is placed using the priority that was set during programming.
• The ringback tone may not be played, depending on the settings.
• If the communication time set in advance is exceeded on your station, communication automatically ends. A notification tone sounds approximately 10 seconds before ending. The notification tone may not sound depending on the configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another station while making an outgoing call or during a communication, the outgoing call or call will be interrupted and the station will switch to the page.
• Topping during communication turns off the microphones of the handset and the station as well as camera video. Tap to turn them back on.
• When receiving another call while talking, a notification tone will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station to communicate with.
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Answering a call
Placing / Answering a Call
When there is an incoming call, the status indicator flashes and the ringtone plays.
Video of the destination station is displayed, and it is able to communicate by answering the call.
1.
When receiving a call, lift the handset or tap .
Note
Alternately,
• Depending on the configuration, the ringtone may be heard from a separately installed speaker or other device.
• If the communication time set in advance is exceeded on the station of the other party, communication automatically ends. A notification tone sounds approximately 10 seconds before ending. The notification tone may not sound depending on the configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another station during communication, 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 a call, the station will switch to the page or call with a higher priority.
• The ringtone may not sound, depending on the configuration.
• Topping during communication turns off the microphones of the handset and the station as well as camera video. Tap to turn them back on.
• Refer to ( → page 16) for how to view the
screen when receiving a call.
) for operations when receiving a call.
2.
Speak with the other party
• When receiving two or more calls simultaneously, tap
to choose the station to communicate with. ( → page 63)
• When Auto Answer
( → page 80) 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.
• Depending on the setting, if the electrical lock is released during incoming calls from the Entrance Station or while communicating, the incoming call or communication will end automatically after approximately 10 seconds.
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer to
operations during a call.
3.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
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Sending a page
Page / Receive paging
Send a page to stations that were registered in advance.
[PAGE] may not be displayed on the Home Screen, depending on the configuration. If this is the case, this function cannot be used.
1.
Lift the handset.
4.
Tap or
[URGENT PAGE]
.
• If the handset is lifted after specifying page destination, the call will be placed under
[Normal] priority.
2.
Tap on the Home Screen.
• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
5.
Speak after the paging pretone.
3.
Tap the page destination.
, and
) for operations when paging.
6.
To end page, hang up the handset or tap .
• Refer to ( → page 31) for how to search page
destinations.
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Note
• When the station being paged answers, the page will end and a call will be established with the station that answered.
• The ringback tone will sound until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the Paging Pretone may be heard from an externally installed speaker or other device.
• If the Paging Timeout was previously set on this station elapses, the page will automatically end. A notification tone will play approximately 10 seconds prior to the page ending. The notification tone may not play, depending on the configuration.
• The Paging Pretone may not sound, depending on the configuration.
• If a page with a higher priority is received from another station during a page or call, the page or call will be interrupted and the station will switch to the page with the higher priority.
• When receiving another call while paging, a notification tone will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker. Tap
to choose the station to speak. ( → page 63)
• Tapping the handset and the station. Tap on.
during page turns off the microphones of
to turn them back
Page / Receive paging
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Sending a message page
Send a page using a pre-recorded message (audio data) to stations registered in advance.
[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 on the Home Screen.
4.
Tap the message to be sent during paging.
2.
Tap the page destination.
• The selected message will be heard from the handset or built-in speaker.
5.
Use or to set how many times the message is to be played.
• Refer to ( → page 31) for how to search page
destinations.
3.
Tap .
6.
Tap or
[URGENT PAGE]
.
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• The page will be sent with the selected priority.
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7.
After the message is sent, the screen will return to the Home
Screen.
Page / Receive paging
Canceling sent messages that are playing on stations
1.
Tap on the Home
Screen.
No. of stations that have received the
Total No. of stations
• :
Tap this to end paging. However, messages that have already been sent and are playing on stations will not stop.
2.
Tap .
3.
Tap the message page to stop from the list.
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4.
Tap .
Page / Receive paging
• Ends the Message Page.
Note
• The ringback tone plays until paging begins.
• Depending on the configuration, the Paging Pretone may be heard from an externally installed speaker or other device.
• If the destination station is on a call or is paging, the message may not play depending on the priority setting.
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Contact Input Page
Page / Receive paging
An external device such as sensors and buttons can be used to send a page or message page to a registered page destinations, or page using an external audio source.
Input
Paging
Button, etc.
Station
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Receiving a page
Page / Receive paging
When a page is received, the Paging Pretone will sound and the paging begins.
Depending on the configuration, may be displayed when a page is received. Answering the page in this case will begin the call.
) for operations when a page is received.
Answering pages
1.
While receiving a page, lift the handset or tap .
2.
Speak with the other party
Alternately,
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer to
) for operations during a call.
3.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
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Note
• The Paging Pretone 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.
• When receiving 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 to speak.
• When a station answers a page, the page will end on all other stations.
Page / Receive paging
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Monitoring a door station
Video and audio of the following stations can be monitored.
• Entrance Station
• Door Stations that are registered in Outside Areas
• Door Stations that are registered in the same Unit
• Network Camera
For stations without cameras, only audio will be heard while monitoring.
Audio of the station that initiates monitoring cannot be heard by the other party during monitoring. However, the other party may be notified that they are being monitored (a notification tone or flashing LED), depending on the configuration of the other station.
If the station of the other party is in the following condition, monitoring cannot be performed.
• Outgoing call
• Incoming call
• Incoming page
• Communicating
• Set to refuse monitoring
1.
Tap on the Home screen.
3.
Tap .
2.
Select a station to monitor.
• The calling tone plays until monitoring begins.
4.
View the video and audio.
• Refer to ( → page 31) for how to search
stations.
page 68 ) for operations during monitoring.
5.
To end monitoring, tap .
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Note
• Tap call.
or lift the handset during monitoring to initiate a
• If the configured Monitor Timeout elapses, monitoring will automatically end. A notification tone will be played approximately 10 seconds prior to monitoring ending. The notification tone may not play, depending on the configuration.
• While monitoring, if this station starts playing a chime or receives a page or receives a call from another station, monitoring will end.
Monitoring
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Scan Monitoring
Monitoring
Video and audio of the following stations can be monitored automatically in order.
• Entrance Station
• Door Stations of that are registered in Outside Areas
• Door Stations that are registered in the same Unit
• Network Camera
This function can be configured in
“How to configure Scan Monitoring ( → page 101)” .
For stations without cameras, only audio will be heard while monitoring.
Audio of the station that initiates monitoring cannot be heard by the other party 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.
If the station of the other party is in the following condition, monitoring cannot be performed.
• Outgoing call
• Incoming call
• Incoming page
• Communicating
• Set to refuse monitoring
Important
• The Scan Monitor operation continues until it is ended. If the Scan Monitor operation is continuously running, the life of the
LCD Display may be shortened.
1.
Tap on the Home screen.
2.
Tap .
• The calling tone plays until scan monitoring begins.
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3.
View the video and audio.
Monitoring
Pause
• Tap to stop automatically switching video and audio. Video and audio from the currently displayed station will continue to be monitored.
• : Press this to switch monitoring to the previous station.
• : Press this to resume scan monitoring.
page 68 ) for operations during monitoring.
4.
To end scan monitoring, tap .
Note
• During scan monitoring, if this station begins playing a chime or receives a page or receives a call from another station, scan monitoring will be paused. When the page, call, or communication ends, scan monitoring will resume from the first station.
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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
“How to configure Speed Dial Settings ( → page 112)”
.
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 Home Screen 2
Description
Tap to place a normal call to a pre-configured unit or station.
Tap to place a priority call to a pre-configured unit or station.
Tap to place an urgent call to a pre-configured unit or station.
Tap to start a normal page or normal message page to the page destination set in advance.
Tap to start an urgent page or urgent message page to the page destination set in advance.
Tap to monitor a pre-configured station or network camera.
Tap to scan monitor a pre-configured station or network camera.
Tap 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 by another station
• Relay Output was reset by the destination station during Relay Output.
When operating relay output for multiple stations at the same time, processing may take some time.
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Viewing Recordings
Checking recordings
Video/audio recordings can be selected from the history to be viewed.
Depending on the configuration, a single video/audio recording may be split into multiple files.
1.
Tap on the Home screen.
4.
Tap .
2.
Tap .
3.
Tap the recording to play from the list.
• [PLAY] :
Tap this to play the selected video/audio recording.
• [DELETE] :
Tap this to delete the selected video/audio recording.
• [DELETE ALL] :
Tap this to delete all video/audio recordings.
Protected video/audio recordings cannot be deleted.
• [LOCK] (For microSDHC memory cards):
Tap this to protect the selected video/audio recording. Protected content will show in the protected field and cannot be overwritten or deleted.
• [UNLOCK] :
Press this to remove the protection from the selected video/audio recording.
5.
Tap and confirm the video and audio.
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• Refer to
( → page 53) for how to view the
screen when playing a recording.
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Note
• The station may not be able to play video or audio normally. The recordings may not be saved properly because of the communication.
• Network camera video may not be recorded due to the size of the image.
Checking recordings
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Understanding the Playback Screen.
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No.
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Date and time
Function
Name
Station information
Description
Shows the Station Number, Station Name, and Building Name of the station that recorded the video/audio.
This shows the date and time of the recording.
Adjust the brightness of the screen and audio volume with this button.
: Screen brightness
: Playback volume
Previous split Tap this to display the playback screen of the previous split file.
is displayed if the recording file was split when saved. It is not displayed for the first recording split in the series.
Previous
Play/Pause
Next split
Tap this to display the playback screen of the previous recording file. Tapping while the first recording is displayed displays the last recording.
Play: Tap this to play the recording.
Pause: Tap this to pause the recording.
Tap this to display the playback screen for the next split file.
is displayed if the recording file was split when saved. It is not displayed for the last recording split in the series.
Next
BACK
Seek bar
Video/audio recording number / total number of recordings
File split number/total number of files
Playback time
Tap this to display the playback screen of the next recording file. Tapping the last recording is displayed displays the first recording.
while
Tap this to return to the history screen.
This shows the playback progress of the recording. Taping the seek bar during playback will play the recording from the point that was tapped. Tapping the seek bar when the recording is paused will show the recording paused at the point that was tapped.
This shows the number of the recording being shown, as well as the total number of recordings.
This shows the number of the file being shown and the total number of files. This is displayed when a recording is split into multiple files.
This shows the playback time.
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Play Video/Audio Recordings using a PC
Insert the microSD card the microSD card slot on the PC or a microSD card reader connected to the PC to play video/ audio files recorded to the microSD card on the PC.
• Video/audio files (AVI format) can be played using a media player that supports the AVI format.
Note
System for video/audio files saved to microSD cards
• 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.
001̲001̲2021̲11̲21̲10̲15.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 calls (during communication)
A call can be transferred to another station.
Transfer a call
1.
Tap during communication to place the call on hold.
3.
Tap .
2.
Tap the transfer destination unit or station.
• If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
• To take a call off hold, tap [HOLD CANCEL] .
• The ringback tone will be heard.
4.
Once the transfer destination answers, inform the party that the transfer will be made.
• Refer to ( → page 31) for how to search units
and stations.
• To cancel transferring, tap .
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer to
) for operations during a call.
5.
Hang up the handset or tap .
• The call is transferred to the transfer destination.
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Note
• It may not be possible to transfer calls, depending on the configuration of the transfer destination station.
• If the transfer destination ends the call first, the communication with the station that placed the call will resume.
• Transferring a call from a station with a camera will transfer the video as well.
• If the transfer destination is a unit, 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, the call with the held station will be automatically ended. A notification tone will sound approximately 10 seconds prior to the call ending, but the call cannot be extended. The notification tone may not sound depending on the configuration.
• If transferring is configured on the transfer destination station, the outgoing call will be made according to the configuration.
Transfer
Receive a transferred call
1.
When receiving a call from the transfer source, lift the handset or tap .
Alternately,
2.
Speak with the transferring station.
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3.
When the transferring station hangs up, the call is transferred and communication can begin.
Transfer
• For how to view the screen during a call, refer to
operations during a call.
4.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
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 80) is set to "ON." Tap
to answer.
• Depending on the setting, if the electrical lock is released during incoming calls from the Entrance Station or while communicating, the incoming call or communication will end automatically after approximately 10 seconds.
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Absent Transfer
Transfer
Activate absent transfer to have incoming calls sent to another station while away. This may not be used depending on administrator settings.
Absent transfer
When a call is received while away, the call is automatically transferred to another station.
Absent transfer set...
Away
Call Automatic transfer
Station
■ Setting absent transfer
1.
Tap on the
Home Screen.
Pre-configured transfer destination station
■ Canceling absent transfer
1.
Tap on the
Home Screen.
It switches to [TRANSFER/ON] and lights up orange.
It switches to [TRANSFER/OFF] and lights off.
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Other Transfer Options
Incoming calls can be automatically transferred to another station while away. Call transfer must be configured in advance. It may be transferred to multiple stations. If a call is transferred to multiple stations, only the first station that answers the call can communicate.
Delayed transfer
Incoming calls can be transferred to another station automatically when not answered within a set period of time.
While delayed transfer is activated:
Call
No answer within a fixed
Automatic transfer
Station Pre-configured transfer destination station
Scheduled transfer
Absent transfer is automatically performed on the pre-configured schedule. Configure the schedule to perform relay output. Refer to
“How to configure Schedule Transfer (Daily Schedule) ( → page 96)”
and “How to configure Schedule
Transfer (Weekly Schedule) ( → page 98)” for 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
Call
Transfer according to the schedule
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.
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Unlocking a door
In the following case, the electric lock can be released.
• Incoming call (only while the video is displayed)
• Communicating
• Monitoring
Releasing with the door release button
1.
Tap .
• The door unlocks.
Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Releasing with the keypad
Depending on the configuration, the not be displayed.
1.
Tap .
button may
• When the door is released, switches to
for 3 seconds.
• The status indicator of the master station will flash blue when the door is released.
2.
Use the keypad to enter
"**authentication key*."
• If the authentication key is "0000" enter
"**0000*." Note
• If the door cannot be released, an error tone will sound.
• Depending on the configuration, tapping the door release button a second time while the door is already released will extend the door release timer.
• Depending on the setting, if the electrical lock is released during incoming calls from the Entrance Station or while communicating, the incoming call or communication will end automatically after approximately 10 seconds.
• Tap to delete the previous character.
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3.
Tap .
• The door unlocks.
Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
• When the door is released, switches to
for 3 seconds.
• The status indicator of the master station will flash blue when the door is released.
Note
• Depending on the configuration of the station receiving the door release command, 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, tapping the door release button a second time while the door is already released will extend the door release timer.
• Depending on the setting, if the electrical lock is released during incoming calls from the Entrance Station or while communicating, the incoming call or communication will end automatically after approximately 10 seconds.
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Placing a call on hold
Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
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 will be placed on hold and the transfer destination search screen is displayed.
2.
To resume the call, tap
[HOLD
CANCEL]
.
• Resume communication.
Note
• When hang up the handset while the call is on hold, the call will be terminated.
• It is possible to transfer a call while it is on hold.
• The video from the station is not sent to the other station while that station is on hold.
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Selecting a station to answer
When receiving multiple incoming calls or receiving an incoming call from another station when placing a call, sending a page, or in communication, you can select which station to answer.
1.
Tap on the screen.
3.
Lift the handset or tap .
Alternately,
• 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.
• :
An urgent call was received.
• :
A priority call was received.
• :
A normal call was received.
2.
Select the station to answer.
4.
Speak with the other party.
5.
To end the communication, hang up the handset or tap .
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Recording Video / Audio
Video / Audio can be recorded when receiving a call, during communication, and during monitoring. If there is no camera on the station, 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 microSD card is required for video/audio recording. (microSD card sold separately) ( → page 26)
1.
Tap on the screen.
Note
• The icon changes to recording will start.
and video/audio
2.
Tap to end video/audio recording.
• When the incoming call, call, or monitoring ends, video/ audio recording also ends automatically.
• If overwriting is enabled, the oldest data is overwritten with the newest data if the SDcard becomes full.
• The video of the camera displayed on the monitor will be recorded. However, If video from both a Video Door Station and a network camera are displayed on the LCD display simultaneously, only the video selected in the settings will be recorded.
• During scan monitoring, video/audio can be recorded only when switching between stations is stopped.
• Depending on the configuration, recording will start automatically.
• Depending on the configuration, a single recording may be split into multiple files.
• Depending on the configuration, recording may stop automatically.
• will not be displayed in the following states.
– The manual recording function is not permitted, and no auto recording start trigger is configured
– A microSD card is not inserted
– There is no free space on the microSD card for recordings
• The network camera may not be able to record video, depending on the size of the video.
• The icon changes to recording will end.
and video/audio
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Fixing the Capture Area
The 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 video is being displayed, tap
, , , and to adjust the display area horizontally and vertically.
4.
Tap to fix the capture area.
2.
Tap and to adjust the capture area.
• The setting will be saved.
5.
Tap to return to the previous screen.
3.
Tap .
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Adjusting video to enhance visibility
Adjust the video from an Entrance Station or Video Door Station to enhance visibility.
1.
Tap .
2.
Tap .
• The image will be adjusted. A sample is shown below.
• This setting will not be saved.
<Backlight compensation> <Nighttime compensation>
Before compensation Before compensation
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After compensation After compensation
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 video from Master
Stations or network cameras.
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Adjusting Screen Brightness
The brightness of the screen can be adjusted when placing a call, receiving an incoming page, during communication, or during (scan) monitoring.
1.
Tap .
2.
Tap or to adjust the screen brightness.
• :
Press this to darken the screen one step.
• :
Press this to lighten the screen one step.
• The setting will be saved.
3.
Tap to return to the previous screen.
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Adjusting speaker volume
The receive volume can be adjusted during communication or (scan) monitoring.
1.
Tap .
2.
Tap or to adjust the receive volume.
• :
Press this to decrease one step.
• :
Press this to increase one step.
• The setting will be saved.
3.
Tap to return to the previous screen.
Note
• Adjusting the receive volume will also change the ringback tone volume.
• Adjust the ringback tone volume during an outgoing call.
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Adjusting microphone volume
The microphone volume can be adjusted during communication or when sending a page.
1.
Tap .
2.
Tap or to adjust the microphone volume.
• :
Press this to decrease one step.
• :
Press this to increase one step.
• The setting will be saved.
3.
Tap to return to the previous screen.
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Operations while placing a call, in communication, paging and monitoring
Adjusting Ringtone Volume
The ringtone volume can be adjusted during an incoming call or when receiving a page.
1.
Tap .
2.
Tap or to adjust the ringtone volume.
• :
Press this to decrease one step.
• :
Press this to increase one step.
• The setting will be saved.
3.
Tap to return to the previous screen.
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How to use Checking the System
Confirming Station Information
The firmware version and network configuration information of this station can be checked.
1.
Tap screen.
on the Home
3.
Enter the administrator password, and then tap
[ENTER]
.
Contact the system administrator for passwords.
4.
Check the network information for this station.
• FIRMWARE VERSION: This shows the firmware version of this station.
• STATION NUMBER: This shows the station number of this station.
2.
Tap .
• Tap [BACK] to return to the [Station
Information] screen.
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Configuring the station sound a tone on a schedule
Configure the station to play a chime tone on the configured schedule.
Refer to
“How to configure Chime Settings (Daily Schedule) ( → page 102)”
and < > for configuring chimes.
Sounds play on schedule
<Example schedule>
Monday: 8:30, 17:30
Wednesday: 8:30, 17:30
Friday: 8:30, 17:30
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 placing a call, receiving a call, during paging, or communication.
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Sending an email
Other functions
Send email to an email address registered in advance when particular conditions occur such as while a microSD access error is detected.
When microSD access errors are detected, etc.
Send the email automatically
Mail Server
Example of sending email:
When microSD access errors are detected
Source
Date and time
Destination CC
Subject
Description
△△△△ @ △△△△△ .com
2021/11/20 7:22 AM [email protected]
010090 Entrance Station 1 SD Card Error
An SD Card Error occurred at [20211120 07:21:00].
Error Building Number: [01]
Error Unit Number: [009]
Error Station Number: [010090]
Error Station Name: [ Entrance Station 1]
Error Location: []
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
Configuring settings
Configuring on the station
Configure each setting.
Example: If changing the language
1.
Tap on the Home screen.
• The privileges selection screen will be shown.
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
User
Admin
Some settings can be configured.
All settings can be configured.
The password must be entered.
3.
Enter the administrator password, and tap [ENTER] .
Contact the system administrator for passwords.
Description
• The Settings (1/2) screen will be shown.
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4.
Tap the item to set.
Configuring on the station
5.
Configure the settings.
• The settings will be saved when returning to the Setting screen.
Depending on the settings, the setting will be saved when [SELECT] , , or is tapped.
• To exit Settings, use the [HOME] button, etc. to return to the Home screen.
• If there is no operation approximately 1 minute, the station will return to the Home screen and no settings will be saved.
6.
Tap .
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The following settings can be performed on the Settings screen.
Entry Description Settings Default values
Station
LANGUAGE Configure the display language.
Changing the display language may cause the station name and other text to not display correctly.
• 日本語
• English
• Français
• Español
• Nederlands
• 丨檻Ḕ㕮
• 䩿Ṓᴬ㒆
English
Date and Time
DATE (YYYY/MM/DD)
TIME (24 HR)
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
Set the date for the station.
2017/01/01 - 2037/12/31 The date from
2020/01/01 with the time difference set in "Time Zone" applied
Set the current time for the station.
00:00
The daylight saving time is set automatically according by region selected in "Time
Zone."
• ON
• OFF
The time from
00:00 with the time difference set in
"Time Zone" applied
OFF
Time Zone
STATUS LED IN STANDBY
Set the Time Zone.
Select from 99 regions (GMT-08:00)
Pacific Standard
Time (US), Tijuana
ON
SCREEN BRIGHTNESS
Display Clean Mode
Select ON / OFF for stand by status LED.
Set the brightness of the display.
Disable the touch screen to clean the screen.
The touch screen will be disabled for around 1 minute.
-
• ON(light ON)
• OFF (light OFF)
1 - 10
-
6
Call
Outgoing Call Setting 1 - Call Timer
CALL BUTTON Set the Call Timeout for outgoing call.
• 10 - 600 sec: Select to set between 10 and
600 sec (by 1 sec)
60 sec
OPTION INPUT 1-4 Set the Call Timeout for outgoing call.
• ∞ (infinite): Keep calling until call is answered
• 10 - 600 sec: Select to set between 10-600 sec (by 1 sec)
60 sec
• ∞ (infinite): Keep calling until call is answered
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Entry
Outgoing Call Setting 2 - Ringback Tone
Call Button
PLAY
COUNT
Configuring on the station
Description Settings Default values
Ringback
Tone
Set the play count of ringback tone for outgoing call.
Select the sound to be played by the station when placing a call.
• 1-20 times
• ∞ (infinite): The ringback tone continues to play for the amount of time set in "Main unit operation call timer" and
"Contact 1-4 call timer."
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
∞ (infinite)
Call Pattern 4
Option Input 1-4
PLAY
COUNT
Set the play count of ringback tone for outgoing call.
• 1-20 times
• ∞ (infinite): The ringback tone continues to play for the amount of time set in "Main unit operation call timer" and
"Contact 1-4 call timer."
∞ (infinite)
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Entry
Ringback
Tone
Configuring on the station
Description
Select the sound to be played by the station when placing a call.
Settings
• None
• Call Pattern 1
• Call Pattern 2
• Call Pattern 3
• Call Pattern 4
• Call Pattern 5
• Call Pattern 5
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
Default values
Call Pattern 4
Incoming Call Setting 1 - Ringtone Count
CALL BUTTON
OPTION INPUT
Set the play count of ringtone for incoming call.
Set the play count of ringtone for incoming call.
• ∞ (infinite): Keep ringing until the call is answered or canceled.
• 1-20 times
• ∞ (infinite): Keep ringing until the call is answered or canceled.
• 1-20 times
∞ (infinite)
∞ (infinite)
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Entry
Incoming Call Setting 2 - Ringtone
Call Button
Ringtone
Configuring on the station
Description Settings Default values
Option Input
Ringtone
Select the ringtone for incoming call. Ringtone can be set per each source station.
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
Call Pattern 1
Select the ringtone for incoming call. Ringtone can be set per each source station.
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
Call Pattern 2
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Entry
Incoming Call Setting 3
AUTO ANSWER
Configuring on the station
Description Settings Default values
Select ON / OFF to automatically answer the individual call.
AUTO ANSWER: When receiving an individual call, answer automatically.
When receiving a call from
VoIP Phone and transferring a call, it must be answered manually
• ON (Auto Answer)
• OFF (No Auto Answer)
OFF
Communication
COMMUNICATION TIMER
FORCE TOUCH-TO-TALK
Set the communication timer when placing a call.
Communication timer when receiving a call is set at the destination station.
Select Enable / Disable for
Force Touch-to-Talk when starting communication in handsfree mode.
• 30 - 600 seconds:
Configure between 30 to 600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): The call will continue until the call is ended.
• ON
• OFF
60 sec
OFF
Transfer
Absent Transfer
Delay Transfer
Absent Transfer Settings
Delay Transfer Settings
An incoming call can be automatically transferred to the transfer destination if it is received while absent transfer is set.
Select Enable / Disable for
Absent Transfer.
” is not configured, this cannot be set to "ON." The setting can also be changed with the
TRANSFER button on the station.
An incoming call can be automatically transferred to the transfer destination if it is received when delay transfer is set and not answered over a certain period of time (Delay Time).
Select Enable / Disable for
Delay Transfer.
” is not configured, this cannot be set to "ON."
-
-
• ON (absent transfer enabled)
• OFF (absent transfer disabled)
• ON (delay transfer enabled)
• OFF (delay transfer disabled)
-
-
OFF
OFF
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Schedule Transfer
Entry
DELAY TIMER
Daily Schedule
START
END
Weekly Schedules
START
END
LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS (administrator account only)
Configuring on the station
Description
Set the delay time between receiving and transferring a call.
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.
Select Enable / Disable for
Schedule Transfer.
not configured, this cannot be set to "ON."
Set the Start Time to enable schedule transfer.
Set the End Time to disable schedule transfer. If this is set earlier than "Start
Time," End will be for the following day.
Select Enable / Disable for
Schedule Transfer.
not configured, this cannot be set to "ON."
Set the Start Time to enable schedule transfer.
Set the End Time to disable schedule transfer. If this is set earlier than "Start
Time," End will be for the following day.
Select ON / OFF to Lock
Transfer function. When set to "ON", transfer function cannot be changed by user account.
-
Settings
1-300 sec (by 1 sec)
• ON (schedule transfer enabled)
• OFF (schedule transfer disabled)
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
• ON (schedule transfer enabled)
• OFF (schedule transfer disabled)
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
• ON (Cannot be configured with user account)
• OFF (Can be configured with user account)
-
-
-
-
-
Default values
30 sec
OFF
OFF
OFF
Page
PAGE TIMER Set the time for outgoing paging duration.
10 - 600 sec (by 1 sec) 30 sec
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Entry
URGENT PAGE RESPONSE (administrator privileges only)
Monitor
MONITOR TIMER
SCAN MONITOR DWELL TIME
Scan Monitor Settings
Record
MANUAL RECORD
Configuring on the station
Description
Configure whether to refuse communication or ending operations on the destination station, when an urgent page is sent.
Urgent message pages and urgent external input pages cannot be refused.
Settings
• ON (refuse)
• OFF (do not refuse)
Default values
OFF
Set the monitoring timer by station. Scan Monitor must be end manually.
Scan monitoring will not end unless end operations are performed.
• 10 - 600 sec:
Configure between 10 and 600 sec (by 1 sec).
• ∞ (infinite): No timeout.
60 sec
Scan monitoring:
A function that monitors the following stations by automatically switching in intervals.
• Entrance Station
• Door Stations of outside areas
• Door Stations of the same room
• Network Camera
Set the dwell time to change destination for scan monitor.
Configure the stations and network cameras to perform scan monitoring.
information on how to configure this.
-
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 30 sec
-
5 sec
Select ON / OFF for manual recording.
• ON
• OFF
ON
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Entry
TRIGGER EVENT
RECORD TIMER
PREVENT OVERWRITE
Chime
Daily Schedule
Configuring on the station
Description
Configure the trigger in use to start recording video/ audio automatically.
Settings
Select from the following.
(Multiple selections allowed)
• Call: Record start when station receives
Incoming Call. If a call is automatically answered, recording will start when communication starts.
• Communication:
Recording starts when communication begins.
• Monitor: Recording starts when monitoring begins. Recording is not possible during
Scan Monitor.
Default values
Not selected
Set the recording duration when the event trigger has occurred.
Set prevent overwriting the old recorded file, when the number of saved video/ audio files or microSD card capacity space is full.
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.
• Disable: Does not stop until the operating status ends or the record button is tapped.
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 30 sec
• ON (do not overwrite)
• OFF (overwrite)
Disable
OFF
Configure settings related
to chimes ( “Configuring the station sound a tone on a schedule ( → page 72)” ) by
date. Refer to
“How to configure Chime Settings
information on how to configure this.
-
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Entry
CHIME
Weekly Schedules
TIME
Configuring on the station
Description
Set the sound for chime.
Configure the time to begin playing the chime tone.
Configure settings related
to chimes ( “Configuring the station sound a tone on a schedule ( → page 72)” ) by
the day of the week. Refer
information on how to configure this.
-
Settings
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
00:00 - 23:59 -
-
Default values
None
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Entry
CHIME
TIME
Relay Output (administrator privileges only) *3
Relay Output 1
FUNCTION
Configuring on the station
Description
Set the sound for chime.
Settings
• 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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
Set the Time to ring Chime. 00:00 - 23:59 -
Default values
None
Select the function of the
Relay Output.
• None
• Status Output: Relay
Output during the status. The details setting can be set in
.
• Door Release: Relay output when door release is activated or, entering the authentication key using keypad of the station or the VoIP
Phone. Refer to “How to configure Door
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
IXG Support Tool.
None
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Entry
RANGE
(TIMER)
Description
Select the Output Time
Range for relay output if
is set to "Door Release".
OPTION RELAY CONTROL Select Enable / Disable for
Option Relay Control when using the speed dial of IXG-
MK to control the output.
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."
Settings
• 200 to 2000 msec:
Select this to set a time between 200 and
2000 msec (by 200 msec). Enter the time in "TIMER."
• 3 to 600 sec: Select this to set a time between 3 and 600 sec (by 1 sec). Enter the time in "TIMER."
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
400 msec
Disable
Relay Output 2
FUNCTION Select the function of the
Relay Output.
• None
• Status Output: Relay
Output during the status. The details setting can be set in
.
• Door Release: Relay output when door release is activated or, entering the authentication key using keypad of the station or the VoIP
Phone. Refer to “How to configure Door
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
IXG Support Tool.
None
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Entry
RANGE
(TIMER)
Description
Select the Output Time
Range for relay output if
is set to "Door Release".
OPTION RELAY CONTROL Select Enable / Disable for
Option Relay Control when using the speed dial of IXG-
MK to control the output.
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 configure "Option Relay
Control Authentication Key" via Web configuration or the IXG Support Tool.
Relay Output 1 Schedule
Daily Schedule
Start
End
Weekly Schedules
Start
End
Configure the schedule to perform relay output. Refer to
for information on how to configure this.
Set the time to start the relay output.
Set the time to end the relay output. If this is set earlier than "Start," the end time will be for the following day.
Configure the schedule to perform relay output. Refer to
for information on how to configure this.
Set the time to start the relay output.
Set the time to end the relay output. If this is set earlier than "Start," the end time will be for the following day.
-
-
-
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
Settings
• 200 to 2000 msec:
Select this to set a time between 200 and
2000 msec (by 200 msec). Enter the time in "TIMER."
• 3 to 600 sec: Select this to set a time between 3 and 600 sec (by 1 sec). Enter the time in "TIMER."
• Enable
• Disable
Default values
400 msec
Disable
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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Entry
Relay Output 2 Schedule
Daily Schedule
HEADSET JACK RECEIVE
HEADSET JACK TRANSMIT
Start
End
Weekly Schedules
Volume
HANDS-FREE RECEIVE
HANDS-FREE TRANSMIT
HANDSET RECEIVE
HANDSET TRANSMIT
Start
End
Configuring on the station
Description Settings
Configure the schedule to perform relay output. Refer to
for information on how to configure this.
Set the time to start the relay output.
Set the time to end the relay output. If this is set earlier than "Start," the end time will be for the following day.
Configure the schedule to perform relay output. Refer to
for information on how to configure this.
Set the time to start the relay output.
Set the time to end the relay output. If this is set earlier than "Start," the end time will be for the following day.
-
-
-
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
00:00 - 23:59
Set the hands-free receive volume while communicating and paging.
Also sets ringback tone volume.
Set the hands-free transmit volume while communicating and paging.
Set the receive volume using handset while communicating. Also sets ringback tone volume.
Set the transmit volume using handset while communicating and paging.
Set the receive volume using the headset jack.
Set the transmit volume while communicating and being monitored.
1 - 10
1 - 10
1 - 10
1 - 10
1 - 10
1 - 10
-
10
6
10
10
6
-
-
-
-
-
-
Default values
6
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Entry
RINGTONE
Configuring on the station
Description
Select the volume for
Ringtone and Paging
Pretone. The ringtone will sound at that volume, each time the setting value is changed.
Select Enable / Disable for
Button Feedback tone.
Settings
0: Mute, 1 - 10
• ON
• OFF
BUTTON FEEDBACK
Speed Dial
Favorites 1 to 8
Call
Page
6
Default values
ON
Play Count
Name
Assign the calling function to the Speed Dial button.
information on how to configure this.
Assign the paging function to the Speed Dial button.
information on how to configure this.
Set the play count of the message set in "Name."
Select the message (audio file) to send during message paging.
-
-
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 a sound that is registered in IXG
Support Tool.
-
-
-
1 time
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Entry
Monitor
Relay Control
Edit Name
RANGE
(TIMER)
Configuring on the station
Description
Assign the monitoring or scan monitoring function to the Speed Dial button.
Scan monitoring cannot be assigned unless scan monitoring is configured in
configure this.
Assign optional relay (a function that controls the output terminal of another station) to the Speed Dial button.
configure this.
Select the Output Time
Range for relay output, and set the Timer within the range.
-
-
Set the name of the Speed
Dial button.
Settings
-
-
Default values
• 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
"TIMER."
• 3 to 600 sec: Select this to set a time between 3 and 600 sec (by 1 sec). Enter the time in "TIMER."
1-24 alphanumeric characters (Configure
"Button Name" of the
IXG Support Tool
Settings if inputting fullwidth characters.) The set name is displayed on the Speed Dial.
The entire name may not be displayed, depending on the type of Home screen and number of characters.
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Momentary
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Default User Settings
Entry
Configuring on the station
Description Settings Default values
Factory Reset (administrator only)
The data that can be configured on the screen will be initialized. Settings restricted under administrator privileges will not be initialized. The
Incoming/Outgoing/Missed calls history will also be cleared.
All settings will be initialized, and the system log and Incoming/Outgoing/
Missed calls history will be cleared.
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*1 If "LOCK TRANSFER SETTINGS" is set to "ON" in administrator privileges settings, this cannot be configured under user privileges.
*2 Video/audio cannot be recorded even if configured if no microSD card is inserted. Refer to
“About microSD card ( → page 26)”
for details.
*3 The following three relay output methods are available and redundant configuration is possible for each output terminal. If multiple commands occur during a single relay output, the latest command will take priority.
– Functions selected in "Relay Output" - "Relay Output 1" or "Relay Output 2" - "FUNCTION."
– Functions selected in "Relay Output" - "Relay Output 1" or "Relay Output 2" - "OPTION RELAY CONTROL."
– Functions selected in "Relay Output 1 Schedule" or "Relay Output 2 Schedule."
*4 This is an administrator privileges setting. If configuring the Speed Dial buttons is restricted, this cannot be configured under user privileges.
*5 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.
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How to configure the Ringtone
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
Tap or [Option Input] on the Call Settings (4/5) screen.
• The Ringtone Settings screen will be shown.
2.
Tap the source station to change the ringtone.
• If the source station is in another building, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select the building.
• Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search for stations.
• Tap [DIAL]
to specify from Station Number. Refer to “Selecting / Choosing / Calling by Number ( → page 29)”
for specification methods.
3.
Select and tap.
from , [PRIORITY Ringtone] , and [URGENT Ringtone] ,
• The selected ringtone will continue to play.
4.
Tap the ringtone to set.
5.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Absent Transfer settings
Important
When a transfer destination includes the Mobile App of another Unit, the original call to any Mobile Apps will be canceled when the transfer occurs.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Transfer Settings screen, tap [Absent Transfer] .
• The Absent Transfer Settings screen will be shown.
2.
Tap to configure the transfer destination unit.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the "Re" row and tap [EDIT] .
* Up to 1 unit can be configured for the transfer destination. 1 station can be configured for the re-transfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination.
• To change a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to change, and tap [EDIT] .
• To delete a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
• The Select Destination screen will be shown.
3.
Tap the unit or station to configure as a transfer destination.
* If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
* Refer to
“Searching for stations ( → page 31)”
to search for units and stations.
4.
Tap .
• The Absent Transfer Settings screen will be shown.
* Stations of the room set as the transfer destination are displayed in rows No. 1 to 10 (left-side column of the transfer destination station list), and the station set as the retransfer destination is displayed in the "Re" row.
5.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Delay Transfer settings
Important
When a transfer destination includes the Mobile App of another Unit, the original call to any Mobile Apps will be canceled when the transfer occurs.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Transfer Settings screen, tap [Delay Transfer] .
• The Delay Transfer Settings screen will be shown.
2.
Tap to configure the transfer destination unit.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the "Re" row and tap [EDIT] .
* Up to 1 unit can be configured for the transfer destination. 1 station can be configured for the re-transfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination.
• To change a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to change, and tap [EDIT] .
• To delete a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
• The Select Destination screen will be shown.
3.
Tap the unit or station to configure as a transfer destination.
* If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
* Refer to
“Searching for stations ( → page 31)”
to search for units and stations.
4.
Tap .
• The Delay Transfer Settings screen will be shown.
* Stations of the room set as the transfer destination are displayed in rows No. 1 to 10 (left-side column of the transfer destination station list), and the station set as the retransfer destination is displayed in the "Re" row.
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5.
Configure .
Configuring on the station
6.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Schedule Transfer (Daily
Schedule)
Important
When a transfer destination includes the Mobile App of another Unit, the original call to any Mobile Apps will be canceled when the transfer occurs.
Set the transfer destination and time for schedule transfer for each day. A schedule one year from the set day can be configured. 12 schedules can be set for each day.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Transfer Settings screen, tap [Schedule Transfer] .
• The Transfer Schedule screen will be shown. It may take some time for the schedule to be displayed.
2.
Tap the day to set a schedule.
• The Daily Schedule screen will be shown for the day that was tapped.
3.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all daily schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
• The Set Daily Schedule screen will be shown.
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4.
Tap to configure the transfer destination unit.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the "Re" row and tap [EDIT] .
* Up to 1 unit can be configured for the transfer destination. 1 station can be configured for the re-transfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination.
• To change a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to change, and tap [EDIT] .
• To delete a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
• The Select Destination screen will be shown.
5.
Tap the unit or station to configure as a transfer destination.
* If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
* Refer to
“Searching for stations ( → page 31)”
to search for units and stations.
6.
Tap .
• The Set Daily Schedule screen will be shown.
* Stations of the room set as the transfer destination are displayed in rows No. 1 to 10 (left-side column of the transfer destination station list), and the station set as the retransfer destination is displayed in the "Re" row.
7.
Configure the start time and end time.
8.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Schedule Transfer (Weekly
Schedule)
Important
When a transfer destination includes the Mobile App of another Unit, the original call to any Mobile Apps will be canceled when the transfer occurs.
Set the transfer destination and time for each day of the week from Sunday through Saturday. Up to 12 schedules can be set for each day of the week.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Transfer Settings screen, tap [Schedule Transfer] .
• The Transfer Schedule screen will be shown. It may take some time for the schedule to be displayed.
2.
Tap .
• The Weekly Schedules screen will be shown.
3.
Tap the day of the week to configure transferring.
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4.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
• The Set Weekly Schedule screen will be shown.
5.
Tap to configure the transfer destination unit.
To configure a retransfer destination, tap the "Re" row and tap [EDIT] .
* Up to 1 unit can be configured for the transfer destination. 1 station can be configured for the re-transfer (i.e. transfer a transferred call) destination.
• To change a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to change, and tap [EDIT] .
• To delete a registered transfer destination, tap the destination to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
• The Select Destination screen will be shown.
6.
Tap the unit or station to configure as a transfer destination.
* If specifying units or stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
* Refer to
“Searching for stations ( → page 31)”
to search for units and stations.
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7.
Tap .
• The Set Weekly Schedule screen will be shown.
* Stations of the room set as the transfer destination are displayed in rows No. 1 to 10 (left-side column of the transfer destination station list), and the station set as the retransfer destination is displayed in the "Re" row.
8.
Configure the start time and end time.
9.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Scan Monitoring
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
Tap on the Monitor Settings screen.
• The Scan Monitor Settings screen will be shown.
2.
Tap and configure the stations and network cameras to perform scan monitoring.
• To change a registered station or network camera that performs scan monitoring, tap the station to change, and tap [EDIT] .
• To delete a registered station or network camera that performs scan monitoring, tap the station to delete, and tap [DELETE] .
• The Scan Monitor Stations screen will be shown.
3.
Tap the stations and network cameras to perform scan monitoring.
• Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search for stations.
4.
Tap .
• The Scan Monitor Settings screen will be shown.
5.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Chime Settings (Daily
Schedule)
Configure the chime tone start time and the chime tone for each day. A schedule one year from the set day can be configured. 50 schedules can be set for each day.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Chime Schedule screen, tap the day to configure a schedule.
• The Daily Schedule screen will be shown.
2.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all daily schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
* Change or delete "Weekly" type schedules as described in “How to configure Chime Settings (Weekly
• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
3.
Tap .
• The Select Chime screen will be shown.
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4.
Tap the chime tone to play.
• Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search chime tones.
5.
Tap .
• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
6.
Configure the start time.
7.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Chime Settings (Weekly
Schedule)
Configure the start time and chime tone to play for each day of the week, from Sunday to Saturday. 50 schedules can be set for each day of the week.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Chime Schedule screen, tap [WEEKLY SETTINGS] .
• The Weekly Schedules screen will be shown.
2.
Tap the day of the week to configure the chime.
3.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
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4.
Tap .
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• The Select Chime screen will be shown.
5.
Tap the chime tone to play.
*Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search chime tones.
6.
Tap .
• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
7.
Configure the start time.
8.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure the Status Output
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1] or [Relay Output 2] .
2.
Tap on the Relay Output Settings (Advanced) screen.
• The Status Output screen will be shown.
3.
Select the operation to perform relay output. (multiple selections allowed)
4.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Door Release settings
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1] or [Relay Output 2] .
2.
Tap on the Relay Output Settings (Advanced) screen.
• The Set Relay Output - Door Release screen will be shown.
3.
Configure detailed settings.
4.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Relay Output Schedule
(Daily Schedule)
Configure the time to perform the relay output for each day. A schedule one year from the set day can be configured.
12 schedules can be set for each day.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1 Schedule] or [Relay Output 2
Schedule] .
• The Relay Output Schedule screen will be shown. It may take some time for the schedule to be displayed.
2.
Tap the day to set a schedule.
• The Daily Schedule screen will be shown for the day that was tapped.
3.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all daily schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
* Change or delete "Weekly" type schedules as described in
“How to configure Relay Output Schedule (Weekly
• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
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4.
Configure the start time and end time.
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5.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Relay Output Schedule
(Weekly Schedule)
Configure the time to perform the relay output for each day of the week from Sunday through Saturday. 12 schedules can be set for each day of the week.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
On the Relay Output Settings screen, tap [Relay Output 1 Schedule] or [Relay Output 2
Schedule] .
• The Relay Output Schedule screen will be shown.
2.
Tap .
• The Weekly Schedules screen will be shown.
3.
Tap the day of the week to configure a schedule.
4.
Tap .
* To change a registered schedule, tap the row to change, and tap [EDIT] .
* To delete a registered schedule, tap the row to delete, and then tap [DELETE] .
* To delete all weekly schedules for the displayed day, tap [DELETE ALL] .
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• The Set Schedule screen will be shown.
5.
Configure the start time and end time.
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6.
Tap .
• The settings will be saved.
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How to configure Speed Dial Settings
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.
Refer to “Configuring settings ( → page 74)” for information on how to display the setting screens.
1.
Tap on the Settings (2/2) screen.
• The Speed Dial Settings screen will be shown.
2.
Tap the Speed Dial button to configure, and then tap [EDIT] .
*To delete the setting for a registered Speed Dial button, tap the Speed Dial button to delete, and tap
[DELETE] .
*To delete the settings for all registered Speed Dial buttons, 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 will be shown.
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Configure the function to assign.
Configuring on the station
Call
Page
Monitor
Entry
Relay Control
Description
Assign the calling function to the Speed Dial button.
Refer to
“How to assign calling functions to Speed Dial buttons ( → page 115)” for information on how to
configure this.
Assign the paging function to the Speed Dial button.
Refer to
“How to assign paging functions to Speed Dial buttons ( → page 116)”
for information on how to configure this.
Assign the monitoring or scan monitoring function to the Speed Dial button. Scan monitoring cannot be assigned unless scan monitoring is configured in
“How to configure Scan Monitoring ( → page 101)” .
Refer to “How to assign monitoring functions to Speed Dial buttons ( → page 118)” for information on
how to configure this.
Assign optional relay (a function that controls the output terminal of another station) to the Speed Dial button.
Refer to
“How to assign Relay Control functions to Speed Dial buttons ( → page 119)” for information on
how to configure this.
4.
Tap .
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5.
Enter the Speed Dial Button Name.
• Refer to “Entering Text ( → page 20)”
for how to enter characters.
6.
Tap .
• The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen will be shown.
7.
Confirm the details of the configured Speed Dial button, and then tap [SELECT] .
• Tap [BACK] to return to 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.
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How to assign calling functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen, tap [Call] .
– The Address Book will be shown.
(2) Tap the destination unit to set to the Speed Dial button.
– If specifying units in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
– Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search for units.
– You can specify the unit number by tapping [DIAL]
. Refer to “Selecting / Choosing / Calling by Number
for details.
(3) Tap [CALL] , [PRIORITY CALL] , or [URGENT CALL] to select the call priority.
– The Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen will be shown.
(4) Tap [SELECT] .
– The settings will be saved.
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How to assign paging functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings (Advanced) screen , tap [Page] .
(2) Tap the building to page using the Speed Dial button.
– Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search for buildings.
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 will be shown.
*If [Pre-Recorded MESSAGES] was selected, select "Play Count" and the paging tone file, and select the type of paging from [PAGE] or [URGENT PAGE] .
– Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search file names.
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(4) Tap [SELECT] .
– The settings will be saved.
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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 for stations ( → page 31)” to search for 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 will be shown.
(4) Tap [SELECT] .
– The settings will be saved.
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How to assign Relay Control functions to Speed Dial buttons
(1) On the Speed Dial Settings screen, tap [Relay Control] .
– The Set Destination Relay screen will be shown.
(2) Configure detailed settings.
(3) Tap [Set Destination] .
– The Set Destination Relay screen will be shown.
(4) Tap [NEW] to configure the station to control the Relay Output.
*To change a registered station, tap the station to change, and tap [EDIT] .
*To delete a registered station, tap the station to delete, and tap [DELETE] .
– The Set Destination screen will be shown.
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(5) Tap the station to control the Relay.
* If specifying stations in other buildings, tap [SELECT BUILDING] first, and select a building.
*Refer to “Searching for stations ( → page 31)” to search for stations.
(6) Tap [ENTER] .
– The Set Destination Relay screen will be shown.
(7) Tap [ENTER] .
– The Set Destination Relay screen will be shown.
(8) Tap [ENTER] .
(9) Tap [SELECT] .
– The settings will be saved.
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Other
Specifications
Appendix
Power
Power consumption
Communication
PoE (IEEE802.3af Class 0 standard)
Standby: 3.2 W; Maximum: 7.4 W
Concurrent communication method (depending on other party)/alternate call (touch-to-talk)
Display
Camera
LAN
Audio codec
Video codec
7" TFT LCD display WVGA 800×480 (approx. 1.15 million pixels)
1/4-type CMOS VGA 640×480 (approx. 300,000 pixels)
Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX), Auto MDI/MDI-X-compatible
G.711 (u-law, A-law)
Protocol
Encode:H.264/AVC
Decode:H.264/AVC, Motion JPEG
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 rooms in address book
Operating temperature
Mounting
Materials
Color
Dimensions
Weight
Maximum 9,999 rooms (number of stations that can be registered as call destinations: number of
IX & IXG stations: maximum 9,998 stations + number of Mobile Apps: maximum 9,999 apps)
0 °C to +40 °C (+32 °F to +104 °F)
Table/wall-mounted
Fire-retardant resin
Black
280 mm (11") [W] × 204 mm (8-1/16") [H] × 55.5 mm (2-3/16") [D]
1.1kg (approx.) (2.4 lbs) (when using the desktop stand: 1.3kg (approx.) (2.9 lbs))
Maintenance
• Clean the station gently with a soft, dry cloth. For difficult stains, 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 station, or cause discoloration.
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Released under the MIT license.
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Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both the copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the name University of
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(d) The names "OpenSSL Toolkit" and "OpenSSL Project" must not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without prior written permission. For written permission, please contact [email protected].
(e) Products derived from this software may not be called "OpenSSL" nor may "OpenSSL" appear in their names without prior written permission of the OpenSSL Project.
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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(c) All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software must display the following acknowledgment:
"This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young ([email protected])" The word
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(d) If you include any Windows specific code (or a derivative thereof) from the apps directory (application code) you must include an acknowledgment:
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Copyright (C) 1990, RSA Data Security, Inc. All rights reserved.
License to copy and use this software is granted provided that it is identified as the "RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5
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RSA Data Security, Inc. makes no representations concerning either the merchantability of this software or the suitability of this software for any particular purpose.
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These notices must be retained in any copies of any part of this documentation and/or software.
Please be noted that this software is derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm.
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REGULATIONS
FOR PROPER USE OF THE STATION
FCC
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Supplier's Declaration of Conformity
47CFR §2.1077 Compliance Information
Unique Identifier:
Trade Name : AIPHONE
Model : IXG-2C7, IXG-2C7-L, IXG-DM7, IXG-DM7-HID, IXG-MK, IXGW-LC, IXGW-GW
Responsible Party – U.S. Contact Information
Company Name : AIPHONE CORPORATION
Location of Office : 6670 185th Ave NE, Redmond, WA, 98052, USA
Telephone Number : (800) 692-0200
Email Address : [email protected]
Website : https://www.aiphone.com/home
FCC Compliance Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation
INDUSTRY CANADA
CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B)
WEEE
The object area of is the EU.
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FOR PROPER USE OF THE STATION
Aiphone warrants its products to be free from defects of material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 2 years after delivery to the ultimate user and will repair free of charge or replace at no charge, should it become defective upon which examination shall disclose to be defective and under warranty. Aiphone reserves unto itself the sole right to make the final decision whether there is a defect in materials and/or workmanship; and whether or not the product is within the warranty. This warranty shall not apply to any Aiphone product which has been subject to misuse, neglect, accident, power surge, or to use in violation of instructions furnished, nor extended to units which have been repaired or altered outside of the factory. This warranty does not cover batteries or damage caused by batteries used in connection with the unit. This warranty covers bench repairs only, and any repairs must be made at the shop or place designated in writing by Aiphone. This warranty is limited to the standard specifications listed in the operation manual. This warranty does not cover any supplementary function of a third party product that is added by users or suppliers. Please note that any damage or other issues caused by failure of function or interconnection with
Aiphone products is also not covered by this warranty. Aiphone will not be responsible for any costs incurred involving on site service calls. Aiphone will not provide compensation for any loss or damage incurred by the breakdown or malfunction of its products during use, or for any consequent inconvenience or losses that may result.
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Issue Date: Aug.2020 Ⓐ P0820 RQ 63031
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