BAS-IP AT-07L Quick Start Guide

quickstart guide
AT-07L
IP INDOOR VIDEO ENTRY PHONE
Full User Manual
7" IP indoor video entry phone with IPS screen, resolution 1024x600 and
the ability to connect alarm sensors and with connecting the doorbell.
The indoor video entry phone works on the Android 6.0 operating
system. It comes in 3 color variations: White, Gold, Black and has two
installation options: wall mount and flush mount, using a special bracket.
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3
Microphone
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Loudspeaker
2
Screen
Service
button
MicroSD slot
MicroUSB port
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Main screen
An indoor video phone (monitor) home screen consists of the main
desktop and 2 additional (by default).
In addition, you can add an unlimited number of custom desktops and
flexibly configure them (set the number of application icons and their
layout). Up to 8 application icons can be placed on each desktop.
FIRST SCREEN
The first desktop displays the current
date and time.
Second SCREEN
On the desktop are displayed:
• Date
• Time
• Weather widget
• Main sections of the monitor menu:
• Calls
• Messages
• Outdoor panels view menu
• IP cameras view menu
third SCREEN
On the third desktop, additional system
menus and applications are displayed:
• Quad splitter
• Security alarms
• Smart home menu
Adding a new desktop and apps
How to change an application on the main desktop
You can change the main sections of the monitor menu (calls, messages, entrance panel
monitoring menu, IP camera viewing menu) into any other app.
To do this you must:
• Press the app icon to be replaced and hold for a few seconds.
• Select the desired application in the opened tab.
• Press the new icon and hold for a few seconds to return the default app.
To add a new desktop, you must:
Clamp any of the icons on the additional
desktop for one second, after which the
desktop will go into edit mode
Click on the button to add a new desktop
in the lower right corner
Select the required number of icons
displayed on this desktop:
2x2/3x2/4x2
Click on the add application icon and select
the necessary ones in a new window
After adding the necessary applications
to the desktop, you must click on the «Ok»
button to return to normal mode.
To remove the desktop, go to edit mode
and click on the «Delete» icon
in the lower-left corner.
Navigation bar
The navigation bar is used for quick access to some features.
To open the bar, you need to swipe down at the top of the screen
or press any empty space.
In the bar, you have access to the following features:
concierge quick call
Concierge quick call to specified number
of concierge, another monitor, or SIP
number of any other device.
You can enable the feature in the monitor
settings or via the web interface.
Call elevator
EVRC IP controller is required
for functioning.
Adjusting the sound modes
Normal - a mode in which all sounds
are turned on.
Mute - a mode in which all sounds except
the alarm are turned off. You can also
adjust the time while mute mode will
be enabled.
For «system settings» access is possible only
after entering the admin password).
Do Not Disturb - a mode in which all
sounds except the alarm are turned off
and incoming calls from other devices
are not displayed on the screen.
Call menu
Call menu
On the main desktop, next to the call
icon, you can check the number
of missed calls.
When the Motion detection feature is enabled,
missed calls are displayed in the right corner
of the call icon, and notifications of videos
recorded when motion sensors are triggered
are displayed in the left corner.
By pressing the icon, the call history is displayed:
•
- missed call;
•
- оutgoing call;
•
- incoming call.
An entry about a call contains the following info:
• date and time when a call was made;
• subscriber number;
• сonversation duration.
To open additional options, tap the entry.
With the button
in the lower right corner
of the screen, you can open the keypad for dialing
the number.
By pressing this button for a few seconds, you can
clear the call history.
Icons meaning:
•
- to call the selected number;
•
- to view photos/videos taken during the call;
•
- to save photos/videos taken during the call
to SD card;
•
- to delete the entry.
Call display
During the incoming call, the following
screen will be displayed this screen.
Icons meaning:
•
- to answer a call;
•
- to decline a call/end a conversation;
•
- to open the keyboard;
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- to open the lock/s;
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- to turn on / off the microphone;
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- to record the video of the
conversation;
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- to take a photo of the screen.
If the EVRC-IP is installed in your house,
you can call the elevator from the monitor
during the conversation between the monitor
and the panel.
If you hold lock Key 1/Key 2, the elevator call
button will appear. The elevator will be called
to the floor where the panel is installed
to move up / down;
Contacts
For quick access, you can save up to
10,000 contacts. They can be inner
numbers of panels, concierges, another
monitors or SIP number of any device.
You can add contacts in this monitor
menu or in the web interface.
How to add contact via a monitor:
• Open the Call menu and go to the Contacts tab.
• Press plus icon in the left low corner.
• Enter contact name.
• Specify number type: inner or SIP (required
for entering a number in the correct format).
• Select device type: multi-apartment panel,
individual panel, or regular device (monitor
or any other device). This data is also necessary
for the correctcontact display in various
sections of the monitor.
• Enter a number in the corresponding format.
• Press Add contact after entering all data.
Number formats:
An inner number of a multi-apartment
panel consists of Building No., Unit No.,
and Device No. For example, 0001-01-1
is the number of the panel located
in the 1st unit of building No. 1.
An inner number of an individual panel
consists of Building No., Unit No., Floor No.,
Apartment No., and Device No. For example,
0001-01-02-04-1 is the number of the first
individual panel located in apartment No. 4
on the 2nd floor of the first unit of building No. 1.
An inner number of a regular device
consists of Building No., Unit No.,
Floor No., and Apartment No.
SIP number must be entered in the format
sip:callee SIP number@address of the SIP
server or device IP address.
For example, 0001-01-00-01 is the
number of the monitor located in the
1st apartment on the 1st floor in the
1st unit of the 1st house.
For example, sip:[email protected],
where 3925 is a SIP number, us.sip.bas-ip.com
is the address of the SIP server.
You also have several additional options:
• to add the contact to favorites and it will be displayed at the top of the list;
• to add the contact to the blacklist and not receive notifications about calls from this contact
(but a call will be displayed as missed in the list);
• to accept calls from this contact automatically (autoanswer);
• for multi-apartment and individual panels, you can select the Use as default option.
In this mode, the selected panel will be displayed by default when opening panel monitoring
menu.
If you tap a contact card, its detailed
info will be displayed.
By pressing the star icon, you can add
a contact to favorites so that it appears
at the top of your contacts list.
Press the button with three dots, to edit
or delete a contact.
To make a call, press the call button
on the right.
When you call the entrance panel, there
will be a search and connection
to the device.
The panel automatically accepts the call
for 30 seconds, and after the call ends
automatically.
Contacts search
To quickly find a required contact, enter
its name in the search bar.
Devices
This menu displays additional monitors
that have the same logical address,
but different device numbers.
If you press the button in the upper left corner
near the device, the menu for editing the name
will be displayed. In the new window, you can
enter the name of the additional monitor you
want to display.
After pressing the Apply changes button,
the updated device name will be displayed.
You can also refresh the page by dragging
the page down.
By pressing the Delete button (in the lower right
corner), you can restore the default device names.
Motion detections
This tab will appear in the menu if you have
enabled and configured the feature of recording
video when a motion sensor is triggered. Here you
can view the recorded videos. The tab contains
information about the date, time, duration of the
recording and the name of the camera from which
the video was recorded.
If necessary, you can delete a video by pressing
the corresponding button on its card or delete all
videos using the button in the lower right corner.
Messages menu
This menu displays messages received
from the concierge or management
company (via the Link). When a message
is got, you will hear a notification sound
and when unlocking the screen,
the counter above the application
icon will change.
If you go to the Messages menu,
the following interface will be displayed:
You can select showing all messages, only new or read ones at the top of the screen.
To read a message, double-tap it.
There are 2 types of messages:
• Info mail with information that does not require feedback.
• Poll with the help of which a management organization can gather feedback by giving
users a choice of options or the ability to enter their own reply.
Monitoring menu
In this menu, you can monitor the cameras of the entrance panels.
When you save an entrance panel to contacts and enable the Use as default camera option,
an image from this panel will be displayed first in this menu.
If you have several individual and multi-apartment panels and by default, you need to connect
to one of them, then the Use as default camera option must be enabled only for this panel.
Otherwise, the connection will be made to the last panel that was marked as default.
When opening the menu, the following screen will be displayed:
Icons meaning:
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- to open a lock/s;
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- to stop a panel monitoring;
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- to start a panel monitoring;
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- to turn on/off the microphone;
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- to search for the other panels.
Search
Also, you can switch between panels.
Icons meaning:
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- to start a panel monitoring;
•
- to stop a panel monitoring;
•
- to switch between the monitoring
mode of individual and multi panels.
•
- to switch between panels.
By pressing the panel name at the top
of the screen, you can switch to viewing
the panels added to the Contacts section.
If there was an incoming call while your
monitoring the panels, it will be displayed
as a missed call on the screen during
monitoring viewing and in the call menu.
IP cameras viewing menu
In this menu, you can view streams from IP cameras. Adding IP cameras or changing their
settings is possible in the web interface or monitor settings.
Icons meaning:
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- start stream display;
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- pause stream display.
To select another camera display, press the name of the current one and select
the required from the list.
Security menu
In the menu, you can enable/disable previously configured alarm scenes.
There are 3 available scenes (Out, Home, Sleep) for various occasions.
In the monitor settings or web interface, you can enable sensors for each scene, and when
the active scene sensor is triggered, the alarm will turn on.
Services menu
This menu displays icons that open links in the built-in browser. You can set the desired links
for each icon in the monitor settings or in the web interface.
Monitor settings menu
You can configure the monitor using the corresponding menu, which can be accessed
by swiping down or tapping a place at the top of the main screen.
After opening the navigation bar, go to the Settings menu. There is access to general
and advanced settings of the network, security, automation, IP cameras, etc. Each setting
menu is described in more detail below.
General settings
In this tab, you have access to the
configuration of the following parameters:
• screen brightness adjustment;
• ringtone volume adjustment;
• speaker volume adjustment during
a call (talk volume);
• selection of the system language:
• English; • Russian; • Ukrainian;
• Spanish; • Polish;
• Hebrew;
• Dutch;
• Turkish.
• Do not disturb mode configuration;
• Silence mode configuration.
How to configure the Do not disturb mode
Do not disturb mode allows you to turn off all sounds (except the alarm), and incoming calls
from other devices will not be displayed on the screen. All received in this mode calls will be
shown as missed calls on the main screen.
In this tab or in the web interface, you can enable the feature in advance for a specified
period of time. To do it, you must:
In the General monitor settings, find
the Mode section and enable the mode.
Set the start and end of the mode
functioning.
How to configure the Silence mode
Silence mode turns off all sounds (except the alarm), but incoming calls will be displayed
on the screen.
In this tab or in the web interface, you can enable the feature in advance for a specified
period of time. To do it, you must:
In the General monitor settings, find
the Mode section and enable the mode.
Set the start and end of the mode
functioning.
Intercom settings
In the menu, you have access
to communication, logical address, SIP,
and DTMF settings.
These settings can be set both in this
menu and via the web interface.
Intercom
Answerphone and Automatic call recording features
are not available if an SD card is not installed,
or if it is not the main monitor.
In the Intercom section, you can enable/disable
the following features:
• enabling / disabling auto hung up in 3 seconds
after pressing the Open button during a call;
• enabling / disabling the feature of automatic
call acceptance by the monitor in the absence
of the answer. If there is no response within
30 seconds, the monitor will start recording
a message from the visitor (answerphone feature);
• enabling / disabling all incoming calls
autoanswer;
• enabling / disabling the lock protection from
accidental opening. A user password will be
required to open the lock during a call;
• enabling / disabling automatic conversation
recording during a call.
Address
For correct device functioning, you must enter
information about its logical address. The logical
address is used to automatically synchronize
and search for other devices in the network
and is also necessary to provide a connection
between them (more information about logical
address formation find here).
You must enter the following data about the device location:
• Building No: from 0001 to 9999.
• Unit No: from 00 to 99.
• Floor No: from 00 to 98.
• Apartment No: from 01 to 99.
• Device No: from 0 to 8.
• Sync code: between monitors.
If you have only one number enter «0» for the device number.
If you have more then the numbering must start with «0»
and end with «8».
SIP
The SIP settings are required for the monitor
to work via the SIP protocol.
To configure SIP calls for the panel, you must enable device SIP registration and enter
the following parameters:
• SIP server proxy that can be represented by both an IP address and a domain name.
Data format:
Before the proxy address, you must enter «sip:», e.g. sip:us.sip.bas-ip.com.
• SIP server address that can be represented by both an IP address and a domain name,
e.g. us.sip.bas-ip.com.
• Server STUN IP address. For example, stun.l.google.com.
• Port of the STUN server.
Note:
19302 port is used for the Google STUN server.
• user SIP number.
• Password for SIP number.
DTMF
In the menu, you can change the DTMF code,
entering which the lock will be opened.
Code length is up to 4 characters.
In the section you can configure:
• Lock #1 name that is displayed during a call.
• enabling / disabling default value use when pressing the button to open the lock
(internal protocol command to open the door).
• set DTMF code for lock #1 (if default value is disabled).
By default, all entrance panels are configured to receive the # DTMF code
to unlock the first lock.
If you have 2 locks (e.g. with the help of the SH-42 module).
You also can:
• Enable / disable second lock functioning.
• Enter lock #2 name that is displayed during a call.
• Set DTMF code for lock #2.
By default, all entrance panels are configured to receive the 0 DTMF code
to unlock the first lock.
Network settings
WI-FI
You can enable and configure it
in the network settings section.
To use the WiFi connection you must:
• Enable the Wi-Fi and wait until the
search for an available network
is completed.
If necessary, enter a password to connect to the network.
• Select the desired network from the list
and connect to it.
• The connection status will be displayed
next to the network name.
Ethernet
In this section, you can enable/disable DHCP
connection and get network settings
automatically or enter it manually.
For correct monitor work you must enter:
• panel IP address; • subnet mask;
• the main gateway; • DNS server address;
By default, a device can have a static IP address
of 192.168.1.90 or 192.168.1.91.
Here you also can check the current IP
and MAC address.
NTP
NTP server data is used for time and date
automatic synchronization between a panel
and a server.
Turning on the server time, data will be
automatically synchronized with a server via
the Internet. Therefore, this option requires
an Internet connection. In the section, you can
also turn off the NTP server functioning.
Also, you can use custom NTP for automatic
synchronization with the necessary server via
a local network. To do this, you must:
• Turn on the NTP server functioning.
• Enable the use of a custom NTP server.
• Enter the server URL or IP address.
• Save data.
Link
In this section, you can enable / disable and configure the BAS-IP Link server for access
control, management and monitoring of devices.
To do it, you must:
• Enable the Link server.
• Select the necessary protocol:
HTTP or MQTT (is recommended to use).
• Enter all required data.
• Save settings.
MQTT allows organizing the interaction of BAS-IP Link with devices, which are located
in different networks/subnets/behind NAT without additional settings from the network
infrastructure (port forwarding, etc.) as HTTP requires.
We recommend using the MQTT protocol as it is less complex, more effective, provides data
security, fast and efficient message delivery.
MQTT protocol configuration
If you select MQTT, you must enter:
• Management system broker address and port
for server field.
• Password for interaction with the management
system.
Also, you can enable / disable a secured
connection. Sending of heartbeat (current
status: online/offline) is done by default here
without the ability to enable/disable it.
HTTP protocol configuration
If you select HTTP, you must enter:
• An IP address or domain name of the server
where the Link software is installed.
• Device password to the server.
If necessary, you can activate the heartbeat
(current status: online/offline) from the panel
to the server.
Security settings
In this tab, you have access to configure the operation of security scenes, sensors, and user
and administrator passwords.
Alarm scenes setting
With this section, you can set sensors that will
be triggered in a corresponding scene.
There are 3 available scenes (Out, Home, Sleep)
for various occasions. To configure their operation,
select which sensors should be enabled / disabled
for each scene.
Activation time (from 0 to 300 sec) is the time
after which the monitor will switch to securit
mode and activate the necessary scene.
When a sensor is triggered, an alarm signal will be
sent to the main and all synchronized monitors.
Also, in the corresponding section, you can set
additional notifications in the form of a message
or a call to a SIP device.
To disable the alarm, enter the user password.
The default password is 1234.
Alarm zones setting
You can connect 8 alarm sensors to the monitor.
The number of sensors can be increased up to 16
using the SH-16 module. This menu allows you
to specify pecularities and configure the operation
of each sensor separately.
The table with sensor settings consists
of the following parameters:
• Sensor No.
• Sensor type:
• normal: the sensor is activated only when
the scene (for which it is enabled) is turned on.
Typically this type is used for door and window
sensors;
• emergency: the sensor is active all the time,
and a trigger notification is sent to the
Management Software (no longer supported);
• 24 hour: the sensor is active all the time,
regardless of the selected scene. This type can
be selected for flood, gas, volume, smoke
and heating sensors.
• Sensor operation mode (cases for triggering
a sensor):
• NO is for the normally open sensor, activated
when the contacts are closed;
• NC is for the normally closed sensor, activated
when the contacts are opened;
• 3C is activated by any change in the position
of the contacts;
• Bell is for functioning in doorbell mode.
When the contacts are closed, the monitor will
start playing the incoming call ringtone.
The delay time is not summed with the alarm
scene activation time.
• Activation delay time (from 0 to 60 sec) before
the sensor is triggered (available when selecting
a normal sensor type).
To disable the alarm, enter the user password.
The default password is 1234.
• Sensor name (type) selection for additional
information when triggered. There are such
available options as smoke, gas, PIR, door,
window, panic, flood, pull cord, bed mat.
Motion detection
Motion detection is the feature of recording
video from the specified camera when the motion
sensor is triggered.
You can enable / disable and configure the feature
in this section and in the web interface.
The feature requires connected motion sensors (up to 4)
and an SD card.
How to configure motion detection
via the monitor
• Open the Security menu of the Monitor settings.
• Go to the Motion detection section.
• Enable the feature.
• Set the duration of the video recording
in the Recording time field.
• Set time interval when the sensor will work.
Notification will be displayed near
the call icon on the main screen,
and you can watch the recorded video
in the corresponding section of the
Call menu.
If the start time of the sensor coincides with its end, the sensor
will work around the clock (00:00-00:00).
If the normal sensor type is selected, then for this feature
the sensor will work only when the alarm is turned on.
The sensor will work 24 hours a day if 24-hour sensor mode
is selected.
• Select one or more cameras (from the list
of added IP cameras) for video recording
in the Motion sensor 1 - Motion sensor 4 fields.
For correct functioning, the number of selected cameras must
match the number of connected sensors.
• Save settings.
User password
In this tab, you can change the user password.
To do it:
• Enter the current (previous) password.
• Create a new password and enter it in the
appropriate field.
• Confirm the new password by re-entering.
• Save changes.
Admin password
In this section, you can change the administrator
password that is used to enter the web interface
and monitor settings.
To do it:
• Enter the current (previous) password.
• Create a new password and enter it in the
appropriate field.
• Confirm the new password by re-entering.
• Save changes.
IP camera settings menu
In this menu, you can add IP cameras
for their stream monitoring.
It’s possible to add from 1 to 32 cameras.
How to add an IP camera using a monitor
• Open the Settings menu.
• Go to the IP cameras tab.
• Press plus icon at the end of the list.
• Enter the name of the camera.
• Enter the RTSP URL of the camera stream.
It is usually indicated in the installation
instructions with the camera.
Example of the URL for RTSP stream:
rtsp://admin:[email protected]:8554/ch01. It includes
the username (admin), user password (123456), panel IP
(192.168.1.87); a number of a camera access port (8554);
channel number (ch01).
• After entering the required data, press Apply.
Default IP camera view
Here you can select the camera that will be
displayed first when opening the IP cameras
viewing menu.
Smart settings
In the menu, you can configure home automation services for Rooms and Lights.
Rooms
In this section, you can configure
the rooms for displaying in the home
automation control menu.
Warning!
The adding rooms feature is only available
on the main monitor (with 0 device number).
Lights
In the menu, you can set the name
for each room or button.
Advanced settings
In the menu, you can configure the concierge call number, a ringtone, and standby mode,
set the screensaver, theme, etc.
Concierge call
Here you can set the number of concierge,
or any other device for its quick call
via SIP or P2P.
The button for the call is in the navigation
bar of the monitor main screen.
You can also enter the number in the
device web interface.
Format for calls via P2P:
• sip:[email protected], where 1 is the desired number to be displayed for the callee, 192.168.1.65 is the IP address of the callee
SIP client (if you use a softphone, the IP address of a device where the softphone is installed).
Format for calls via SIP:
• sip:[email protected], where 5588 is the callee SIP number, us.sip.bas-ip.com is the address of the SIP server,
which can be either the IP address or domain name.
For correct functioning, the SIP numbers must be registered with the same SIP server.
Call ringtone
Here you select a ringtone for
an incoming call.
You can select a ringtone from the list
of standard ones or from the monitor
file system or SD card.
Theme
In this section, you can select a theme
that is displayed behind all the icons
on the monitor screen.
There are 2 options:
• Default theme.
• Custom theme: you can select an image
from the list of standard ones or from
the monitor file system or SD card.
If you set the custom theme, you can also
select the color for the weather widget,
clock, and date for their better display
depending on the installed theme.
Standby mode
By setting the timeout in the section,
you specify after what time the monitor
will turn this mode on.
You can configure various screensavers
for standby mode as described further.
Announcement
When setting the standby mode,
you can enable/disable the display
of announcements or ads in the mode.
For the feature to work, you must:
• Enable an announcement display.
• Enter a link to the announcement (it can
be either an RTSP stream or a web page).
• Set a timeout (period of time)
for displaying.
• Save settings.
Screensaver
In addition to an announcement, you can
set other screensavers (clock, photo
frame, IP cameras) for standby mode:
• Enable the screensaver for standby
mode.
• Select the desired type and enter
the required data.
• Save settings.
SCREENSAVER TYPES:
• Clock
For the Clock screensaver, you must set the time after which it will be turned off.
• A photo frame mode is a display of selected photos.
For this screensaver you must:
• enable / disable the clock display in photo frame mode;
• select a folder in the file system where the photos for display are located;
• set the time after which the screensaver will be turned off.
• IP camera mode is a display of one or several cameras RTSP stream.
There are 3 variants:
• single camera display. You must select one IP camera (from the previously added ones)
for its stream display and set the screensaver off time;
• in the tour mode selected IP cameras streams are displayed one by one.
So, you must select cameras (from the previously added ones) for display, set the time
interval for switching between cameras, and the screensaver off time;
• in the quad splitter mode, streams from 4 cameras are displayed at once.
Accordingly, you must select 4 cameras for broadcasting and set the screensaver
off time.
You must specify the RTSP links of the additional camera stream with a resolution
of no more than 1280x720 for the correct display.
Service references
In this menu, you can enter links that will
be opened by pressing the corresponding
buttons in the Services menu.
Weather
The monitor supports several different
widgets. One of them is the weather
widget, the setting of which consists of:
• wind speed units indication:
km/h or m/h;
• temperature units indication: °C or °F;
• enabling / disabling automatic city
detection by IP address (if you have
access to the Internet) for the weather
display;
• entering the city for the weather display.
Custom widget
In addition to the weather widget,
the monitor supports third-party
application widgets that you can choose
in this section.
To display the selected
widgets on the main screen, you must:
• Enable the custom widget feature.
• Press From the list button and select
the desired widget from the available.
Firmware updates
The firmware update can be done both
automatically and manually.
In the section you can:
• Enable / disable notifications about new
updates (updates are checked once a day);
• Enable/disable the use of a custom
update server and specify its IP address
or domain (used in closed intercom
networks);
• сheck for updates and install them.
To update firmware automatically, press
сheck for software updates and if it is
released, press Update Firmware.
The process will take some time
and in the end, the monitor will reboot
several times.
You also can enable and enter a custom
server URL (used in closed intercom
networks) for firmware updates.
The custom server must meet certain conditions for its correct work: the server must
have the version.json file and the file with the necessary firmware.
The version.json file must contain information and structure as in the example:
• firmware version;
• name (doubles the firmware version);
• firmware build date;
• device type: monitor_a6.
• description of changes;
• link to the firmware file.
{
"version": "5.8.0",
"name": "5.8.0",
"date": "2021.12.02",
"device_type": "monitor_a6",
"description": "<ul> <li>Added missed call notification during panel viewing</li>
<li>Added exporting system logs feature for debugging</li>
<li>Added the ability to replace default apps with custom apps on the main screen</li>
<li>Added API endpoint that provides information about read/unread announcements</li>
<li>Fixed images displaying in announcement on AT-07L</li>
<li>Fixed recording video bug during incoming SIP call</li>
<li>Fixed a bug that occurred when trailing slash was used in Link server address</li>
"url_address": "192.168.1.11"
}
How to install an update from
an SD card
Also, you can update firmware via
the web interface and SD card.
For that you need:
• Download the required firmware from
the webpage to one of the folders
on the SD card.
• On the page for updates checking,
press the 3 dots in the upper right corner.
• Press Install from the SD card.
• Select the previously downloaded file
and click OK.
The process will take some time
and in the end, the monitor will reboot
several times.
System settings menu
To access the system settings menu, you must enter the admin password.
This menu displays installed applications and provide access to system settings. Here you can
find a step-by-step guide on how to install a third-party application.
The default admin password is 123456.