Aiphone IX SERIES Guida all'installazione

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IX-DVF-4

IX Series Video Door Station with 4 Call Buttons

The IX-DVF-4 is an IX Series video door station with 4 call buttons for selective calling to IX-MV7

or IX-MV master stations. The IX-DVF-4 will connect to a network switch, and the call buttons are

connected to the rst 4 contact inputs on the station. These inputs will be programmed to selectively

call di󰀨erent master stations, or groups of master stations.

-INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE-

NAMES & FUNCTIONS:

1. Camera

2. Microphone

3. White LED for night viewing

4. Speaker

5. Call buttons with integrated name placard

FEATURES:

• IP video door station

• 4 call buttons for selective calling to master stations

• 4 name placards

• Stainless steel faceplate with tamper resistant screws

IX-DVF-4

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

IX-DVF-4

4 Call Button

Door Station

Security Driver

Flush backbox &

tamper resistant screws

Blank name

placard x4

INSTALLATION:

• For ush mounting, cut a hole in the wall and use the

supplied back box.

Box dimensions are: 10-½" H x 5-13⁄16" W x 2-⅜" D

• For surface mounting, use the SBX-IDVFRA surface

mount box. This box can mount to a standard 1 gang

box or to any at surface.

Note:

When installing the IX-DVF-4 in the supplied back box, the call

button assembly may come loose. Push call button assembly

back in to position as necessary.

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WIRING DIAGRAM:

SPECIFICATIONS:

Camera unit: 1/3" color CMOS 1.2 megapixal

Min. illumination: 5 Lux

Terminations: RJ45

Operating Temp: -40° ~ 140°F / -40° ~ 60°C

Wiring Distance: 328' with CAT-5e/6 cable to switch

Dimensions: 11-¾" H x 7" W

w/SBX-IDVFRA: 11-11⁄

" H x 7" W x 3-5⁄16" D (top), 2-5⁄16" D (bottom)

FCC WARNING:

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.

(2) This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.

• For proper regulatory compliance, the drain wire should be disconnected at the power supply end of the cable.

• Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

Programming

This programming guide will cover how to program an IX-DVF-4 door station and four IX-MV7 master

stations. The call buttons on the IX-DVF-4 are wired to the rst 4 contact inputs on the station for placing

selective calls. The door station and the associated IX-MV7 master stations will need to be programmed

using IX Support Tool.

PoE Switch

IX-MV7

Cat-5e / Cat-6

IX-DVF-4

11-11/16"

10 -1/ 2 "

7" 1/16" 2-3/8"

IX-MV7

IX-MV7 IX-MV7

IX-DVF-4

11-11/16"

10 -1/2 "

7" 1/16" 2-3/8"

Button Pattern

1 2

3 4

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Support Tool: Station Identication - Step 2

Support Tool will open in Table View to Station Information, Identication.

Support Tool: Create New System - Step 1

Open the IX Support Tool and click File, Create New System.

Support Tool: IP Address - Step 3 (Table View)

IP Addresses can be entered manually for each station or can be assigned in a batch. This guide will show

how to assign via batch conguration.

Enter a System Name

Step 1A

Select the No radio button under

Wizard Programming

Step 1B

Enter station quantities

Step 1C

Click Finish

Step 1D

Enter a unique Number

and Name for each

station.

Step 2A

Click Update to save

changes.

Step 2B

Under Network Settings,

Click IP Address

Step 3A

Click Batch IP Address

Conguration

Step 3B

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Support Tool: IP Address - Step 3 (continued)

Support Tool: Station Association - Step 4

The station name and IP address that were assigned in the previous steps will now need to be associated to each

station in the system before any call settings can be uploaded. From the top menu bar, click Tools(T), then click

Association Settings.

Enter a starting IP address and

subnet mask

Step 3C

Check the box beside each station or

click the Select button

Step 3D

Click Ok in the Batch IP Address

window then click Ok when the

Pop-up appears

Step 3E

The IP Address for

each station should be

populated

NOTE:

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Support Tool: Station Association - Step 4 (continued)

The rst list (Station Settings List) will populate with the information based on what was entered in steps 1-3. The

second list (Station List) will show what IX Support Tool found when it searched the network.

Select the radio button for the rst

master in the Station Settings List

and select the radio button for the

rst master in the Station List

Step 4A

Click Apply

Step 4B

A pop-up will state that the selected

association will be applied and ask if

you wish to continue. Click Ok.

Step 4C

The selected station will now restart with the IP address and station name assigned. Return to step 4A and repeat the

process for the other stations ensuring that the same Station Type is being selected from each list.

When done, scroll to the bottom of the page to see the 3rd list (Associated Stations List). This shows which IP

Address was associated to which MAC Address.

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Support Tool: Option Input Function - Step 5 (Station View)

The IX-DVF-4 has 6 Option Inputs. The 4 call buttons are wired to the rst 4 Option Inputs. These inputs will need to

be programmed to place a call. Switch to station view by clicking the Station View button.

Under Option Input/Relay Output

Settings, click Option Input.

Step 5A

Use the Number drop down

under Select Station to Edit and

choose the door station. Click

Select and ensure that the door

station is shown in upper left of

the screen.

Step 5B

Use the drop down and select

Option Input 1. Click the Call

radio button.

Step 5C

Click Update to save

changes.

Step 5D

Repeat process for

Option Input 2, 3, & 4.

IMPORTANT:

Station View button

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The Option Inputs on the door station can be programmed to call groups. The groups will need to be created before

the inputs can be assigned.

Support Tool: Creating Door Station Groups - Step 6 (Station View)

Under Call Settings, click

Called Stations (Door/Sub)

Step 6A

Ensure that you are

still viewing the door

station

IMPORTANT

Use the drop down to

select Group 01

Step 6B

Delete stations 2, 3, & 4 from

Group 01 by clicking the

appropriate delete buttons

Step 6C

Use the drop down to

select Group 02

Step 6D

Click the Open button and

select Tenant 2. Click OK.

Step 6E

Repeat 6D & 6E to assign Tenant 3 to

Group 03 and Tenant 4 to Group 04

Step 6F

Click Update to save

changes.

Step 6G

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IX-DVF-4 Instr.

1218

Aiphone Corporation

www.aiphone.com

[email protected]

(800) 692-0200

Support Tool: Assigning Groups - Step 7 (Station View)

Assign the groups created in step 6 to the option inputs.

Under Call Settings,

click Call Origination

Step 7A

Ensure that you

are still viewing

the door station

IMPORTANT

Use the Call

Button / Option Input

# drop down and

select Option Input 1

Step 7B

Use the Call Destination drop

down and select group 01

Step 7C

Click Update to

save changes.

Step 7E

Repeat 7B & 7C to assign

Option Input 2 to Group 02,

Option Input 3 to Group 03,

Option Input 4 to Group 04

Step 7D

Support Tool: Upload Settings to Stations - Step 8

Click File, Upload

Settings to Station

Step 8A

Check the box beside each station then click

Settings under “Select le type to be uploaded”

Step 8B

You will be asked if you want to continue.

Click OK.

Step 8C

“Success” or “Failed” will display in the

Status column. If a station displays

Failed, select just that station and try the

upload again.

Step 8D

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