Aiphone IX SERIES Istruzioni operative

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IX SERIES

IP Video Intercom System

IXW-MA-SOFT Programming Guide

This is an abbreviated programming manual addressing basic IXW-MA program settings using IX Support Tool. A complete set

of instructions (IX Web Setting Manual / IX Operation Manual / IX Support Tool Setting Manual) can be found at www.aiphone.com/IX.

ATTENTION:

Table of Contents

Page 2-3 Adding the IXW-MA to an Existing System (Skip if the IXW-MA is already included in the system conguration)

- Adding an IXW-MA to an existing system program le

Page 4-5 IXW-MA Settings with IX Series stations (IX-DV, DVF-*, SS-*, SSA-*, RS-*, IX-MV7-*)

- Conguring SIF settings

Page 5-6 IXW-MA Settings with Legacy IX Series stations (IX-DA, BA, MV)

- Conguring SIF settings and uploading the .ini le

Page 7 Relay Output Settings

- Door Release conguration

Page 8 Relay Output Timer Settings

- Door Release timer conguration

Page 9-11 Conguring IX-SOFT

- Step-by-step guide on conguring IX-Soft with the IXW-MA-SOFT

Page 12 Uploading and Exporting the Setting File

- Uploading Settings to Stations and Exporting System Conguration

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The new IXW-MA(s) will appear in the Station Settings List with station number and name set in the Add New Station window.

A default IP address of 192.168.1.10 (.11 for the second, .12 for the third, and so on) will be given to the station when added. This

IP address can be edited by clicking Station Details from the Advanced Setup section below.

Station Type

Select the IXW-MA using the Station

Type drop-down and enter the quantity

of IXW-MAs to be added. Click Add .

Station Information

Edit the station Number and Name for

the new IXW-MA(s).

Add

Click Ok to add the station.

Adding an IXW-MA to an Existing System

Getting Started

Step 1: Opening the System Conguration Settings

From the top menu bar, click Tools(T) and select System Conguration.

The IXW-MA is an IP relay with 10 congurable outputs that can be remotely triggered by a station based on its Contact Change

settings. Typically, these outputs are used for remote door release or to activate signaling devices. If the IXW-MA wasn't part of the

original system conguration, it will need to be added. If the IXW-MA is already part of the system, continue to page 4.

Click Add New Station

Adding a Station

Step 2: Adding a New Station

The Add New Station window will open. Use this screen to add one or more IXW-MA stations.

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Station Setting List

Select the IXW-MA from the top Station

Settings List.

Station List

Select the IXW-MA found on the network,

show on the Station List.

Associate

Click Apply to associate the station

setting to the station.

Scroll Down

Status

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Adding an IXW-MA to an Existing System

Step 3: Association

The station information created in the previous step will now need to be associated to a station found on the network.

Scroll Down

Conrm that the IXW-MA(s) has been

successfully associated in the Status column.

This may take several minutes. If Success is

shown, click Next .

The associated IXW-MA(s) will now have its Station Name and IP address, but no other settings at this time. Continue with the

conguration process and upload to ALL stations before testing.

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IXW-MA Settings with IX Series Stations

Change Contact

Check the Change Contact box for

each door station that will interact

with the IXW-MA.

Click Update to save the SIF

and Change Contact settings.

Update

While still on the Function Settings > SIF screen, scroll right to nd Change Contact.

Getting Started

The following steps detail the conguration for using the outputs of the IXW-MA for door release.

Use the following steps to congure the SIF settings needed for IX Series stations. Refer to page 5 for the conguration of IX Series

1 stations (IX-MV, IX-DA, IX-BA).

Expand Function Settings on the left-hand side menu and select SIF. The SIF event trigger for door release is sent by the door

station, so the following steps use door stations as examples.

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Step 1A: SIF Settings for IX Series Stations (IX-MV7-*, IX-DV, IX-DVF-*, IX-SS-*, IX-SSA-*, and IX-RS-*)

SIF Functionality: Enable for each station interacting with the IXW-MA

Program Type: 0100 for each station

IPv4: Enter the IP address of the IXW-MA

Destination Port: 65014

SSL: Enabled

Connection: Socket

If there are no Legacy IX Series

stations, skip to page 6 to continue

the programming process.

Important

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IMPORTANT

IXW-MA Settings with Legacy IX Series Stations

Getting Started

The following steps detail the conguration for using the outputs of the IXW-MA for door release.

Use the following steps to congure the SIF settings needed for legacy IX Series stations. Refer to page 4 for the conguration of

current IX Series stations.

A line of code will need to be written, then uploaded, to allow legacy IX Series stations (IX-DA, IX-BA, IX-MV) to interact with the

IXW-MA. Open a plain text editor, like Notepad. In the text editor, type the following information.

Step 1B: SIF Settings for Legacy IX Series Stations (IX-DA, IX-BA, IX-MV)

Program Type: Always use 0100

IXW-MA IP Address:

IP address associated in Support Tool to the IXW-MA

Destination Port:

Always use

65014

SSL Y/N :

Always use 1

Example .ini File:

0100,192.168.1.17,65014,1

Program

Type

IXW-MA

IP Address

Destination

Port

SSL

Y/N

The le must be saved with an .ini extension, which is typically not found using the Save as Type drop-down menu of the text editor.

To do this, type in ".ini " at the end of the le name. There is not a required le name, but for clarity, the example will show the le being

saved as "SIF.ini".

Save this le to an easily accessible location on the PC, as it will be uploaded to the stations in the next step.

Legacy IX Series stations require firmware v2.1 or higher to be compatible with the IXW-MA. To check the latest version of firmware, go to Tools(T) on the

top menu of Support Tool and select Station Search. Here, the firmware version of every station found on the network will be displayed.

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Click Update to save the SIF

setting changes.

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From the menu on the left, expand

Function Settings and select SIF.

SIF Settings

Use the Number drop-down under Select

Station to Edit and choose an IX Series 1

door station. Click Select and ensure that

the correct station is shown in upper left of the

screen.

Select Station

IXW-MA Settings with Legacy IX Series Stations

Next, the newly created .ini le will be uploaded to each station. In the case of door release, only door stations are required to receive

this le, as the SIF command for door release comes from the door station and not the master station.

From the left hand side menu, expand Function Settings and select SIF. Once on the SIF screen, click the Station View button at

the top of the screen.

Step 2B: SIF Settings for Legacy IX Series Stations

Scroll Down Scroll Down

Scroll down until SIF File Management is displayed.

File Selection

Click the Browse button and

select the .ini le that was

created in Step 1B.

Upload

Upload the selected

le to the station.

Update

Return to Table View for

the remaining steps.

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Use the Function drop-down

menu to select Contact Change

SIF Event for the IXW-MA.

Function

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IXW-MA Relay Output Settings

From the left hand side menu, expand Option Input / Relay Output Settings and select Relay Output. Then, use the Display

Settings drop-down menu at the top of the page to select one of the 10 relay outputs to congure.

Step 1: Conguring Relay Output Settings

While still on the Relay Output screen, scroll right until Contact Change SIF Event under Relay Output 1 is displayed.

Find the IXW-MA and click Open and

select the Station Number of the station

to communicate with the IXW-MA.

Select a Station

Click Update to save the relay output

settings and repeat for each station and

relay output needed.

Update

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Use the drop-down menu under Output Time Range to select

either 200-2000(msec) or 3-600(sec), then use the Output Time

section to enter the desired value.

Output Time Range and Output Time

Click the Update button save

the changes.

Update

Door Release Timer Settings

Getting Started

The amount of time the relay output activates on the IXW-MA is determined by the Output Time Range set for the door station

interacting with it. If the door station's Output Time Range is set to 3 seconds, for example, the IXW-MA output it is assigned to will

also activate for 3 seconds.

To adjust the amount of time the door release relay output activates, expand Relay Input / Relay Output Settings and click Relay

Output.

Scroll RightScroll Right

Relay Output Settings

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PCs running the IX-SOFT application must have a

static IP address assigned to it (or DHCP reservation).

The IX Series is peer-to-peer, the static IP address

of all instances of IX-SOFT must be known by any station

interacting with it.

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Adding IX-SOFT to the Support Tool

Station Type

Select IX-SOFT using the Station Type

drop-down and enter the quantity of

IX-SOFT stations to be added. Click

Add .

Station Information

Edit the station Number and Name for

the IX-SOFT stations.

Add

Click Ok to add the station(s).

Step 1: Opening the System Conguration Settings

From the top menu bar, click Tools(T) and select System Conguration.

Click Add New Station

Add New Station

Step 2: Adding a New Station

The Add New Station window will open. Use this screen to add one or more IX-SOFT stations.

Step 3: Station Details

Returning to the System Conguration screen, click Station Details to further customize the Station Number and Name, as well as

set the Static IP address of the PCs running IX-SOFT. The IP address must match the PC's IP address or the associate step will fail.

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Adding IX-SOFT to Support Tool (Continued)

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Step 4: Associating IX-SOFT

Once the Station Details have been congured the created setting must be paired with an IX-SOFT installation. Ensure IX-SOFT is

running before proceeding. Under the Station Settings List select the setting to be associated with IX-SOFT.

Select Next to go to the Setting File Upload, click Finish without uploading to any stations. This process will be covered in a future

step.

Select Station Search under Station List and wait for the station search to complete. If the PC running

IX-SOFT is the same PC running IX-Support Tool, the Search for IX-SOFT on this PC check box must

be selected or the install will not be found. Select the PC running IX-SOFT to be associated with the

selected setting.

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