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INSTALLATION MANUAL SI/SIM/SIK/ DP-8000 IP Intercom System ELITE SIM/SIK/SI- 8000Series IP Intercom System QUICK START GUIDE CONTENTS Introduction Specifications and Package Contents 1 Dimensions 2 Installation and Connections 3 System Diagram 5 Basic Functions and Operation 6 Factory Reset 7 I. Detect and Verify Network Settings Search for devices with CVT Upgrade Tool 8 Getting to a Command Prompt in Windows Verify your computer’s network settings 9 Compare your computer’s IP address with your SIM’s IP address II. Accessing and Configuring the Setup Interface Launching the user interface 10 Enter log in credentials LAN Settings 11 Device Settings 12 Access Settings 13 SIP Settings 14 Forward Account Settings 15 External Module Settings 17 Advanced Settings Phone Book 18 Default, Restore and Backup Log Out 19 Support and Warranty (Back) SI/SIM/SIK/DP-8000Series IP Intercom System SPECIFICATIONS PACKAGE CONTENTS CPU 350 MHz Model: SIM-8302 RAM DDR2 (1 GB x 2) Flash 2 GB Power 12V DC IP Rating IP 66 Rated Power 6W Standby Power Consumption 6W Operating Temperature -5ºF ~ 131ºF Relative Humidity 20% ~ 93% Screen 3.5” Dot Matrix AllenW rench SealRing Dimensions H 14.75” W 6.5” D 2” Model SIK-8000 series Waterproof jacket1 Waterproof jacket2 Waterproof jacket3 Cover Installation screws Network port seal ring 1 6.5” Camera Speaker LEDs Display 14.75” 13.75” Digital Keypad Microphone Card Reader 2”depth 5.5” Flush Mount Box Dimensions 2 INSTALLATION Back Panel Power Input / Digital Lock Signal +12 V +12 V GND LOCK GND YELLOW BLACK 1 2 VDC S IM-8302 RED P ower Supply Rear Panel How to Connect: Ÿ SIM-8302 Power Output connects with 12V DC Power Supply and Power Input (P) in SIM-1DS. Dip Switches Ÿ SIM-8302 Ground Output connects (setup activation time) with Ground of Power Supply and Ground Input (G) in SIM-1DS input. Ÿ Digital Lock Input SIM-8302 Lock Signal Output Signal, Ground, & Power (Yellow) connected to Signal Input (S) in Module SIM-1DS. S G P 110 Connectors Programming Chart Connections are parallel (8-200 seconds) (there is no “In” or “Out”) LED Indicator Relay Contacts Flashes momentarily when NO/NC - 12V AC or DC activation signal is received SIM-1DS (Rear View) 3 Exit/Door Detector Exit/Door Door Detector Detector Switch RS485 RJ45 Pin Out: T-568B Enable to connect equipment with RS485 interface. RS485 interface enables to output 12V/100mA power. +12V is not needed to wire if it is unused. RS485 Interface RS485 Equipment 4 securing screw SIK-8000 series Securing screws Custom name/address 4” ” lHole 2.36” Waterproof 7.125 Plug CAT5 Cable Network switch CAT5e Exit button BUT1 BUT2 - - EX EX +12V GND COM +12V Strike/Lock GND _ + DC DC strike power supply 5 DP-8000 Series Intercom Doorstation Accessory pack and cable management Cable cover Waterproof jacket 1 Waterproof jacket 2 Screw wrench Waterproof jacket 3 Installation screws Schematic 1: Connect with electric lock Schematic 2 Using the same power supply for the Intercom and strike/lock, Wiring a normally closed strike/lock with a separate power supply DP-8000 SI-8000 series 485- 485+ 485- GND 485+ V+ GND V+ CAT-5e CAT-5e LOCK+ LOCK GND +12V +12V GND +12V 1.+12V COM NC GND NO 2.GND Power(DC12V) DC Strike/Lock Power Lock Supply power provided by intercom System Diagram Common connect 12V+ to Common +12Vdc 485- 485+ GND V+ SIK-8000 series + CAT-5e normally +12V GND open Connect with magnetic lock: 1.+12V 2.GND Ground Power(DC12V) Strike/Lock power provided by intercom Power on Ethernet: Compatible with IEEE 802.3af, 48V PoE standard. 485- 485+ GND V+ CAT-5e LOCK LOCK+ Power(DC12V) GND +12V +12V GND CTRL LOCK GND CAT-5e Power(DC12V)(optional) GND +12V Magnetic lock +12V PoE Switch ST-C5IDS relay pcb COM NC GND NO DC Power Lock Supply 6 Basic Operation Basic Functions Calling Indoor Monitor • Video intercom with indoor • Input floor and room number (at least 3 digits), monitor & management center then press # to confirm. If you do not press pound • ID card reader - the unit will automatically call after 2 seconds. Supports a maximum of 10,000 cards • You can also make a call by searching through • Access password unlocking the phone book. To search the phone book, • Supports standard SIP protocol press the up or down arrow on the keypad, to communicate with IP phones then press # once you have found the person and SIP software you wish to call • Phone book search and direct dial • If the indoor monitor you are trying to reach is unavailable, the outdoor panel will display “Busy”, then auto return to standby mode. ✱ • Press the button to end communication at any time during the call Calling Management Center Unlocking the Door • Dial “0000” then press # to call 1. Unlocking by Access Password the management center • Press the # key, enter the access password • If the management center is busy or unavailable, (default is 000), then press the # key the outdoor panel will display “Busy”, to confirm then auto return to standby mode. • Press the ✱ button to end communication 2. Unlocking by IC/ID card at any time during the call. • Hold the IC/ID card up against the card reader area of the SIM Intercom Front Display Instruction Call Guard / Management Center: 0000 + # Call a room directly Call: RoomNo + # (e.g. 1111#) Unlock: # + PSW + # Unlock door from keypad (e.g. #123456#) Search Directory Name: ▲ or ▼ 7 Reset SIM unit to Factory Default Settings 1. Press # key twice and type in the default password: 123456. This will take you to menu settings 2. Select the Default menu, then enter into the Default Settings menu 3. Press 1 to indicate that all settings will be back to Factory Default Settings, press # to confirm Access Control Card Reader Section There are two ways to delete the card information: 1. If you registered the card via Management Software, you can delete the card information in the software as well 2. If you registered the card via SIM panel, you can reset the SIM to Factory Default Settings to delete the card information 8 1 Detect Door Station & Verify Network Settings 1-1 Connect a 12V DC power supply to your SIM/MDU, then connect your SIM/MDU to your switch or router via CAT5e or CAT6, then launch the CVT Upgrade Tool. Click on Search to find the IP address of your SIM/MDU intercom. By default, the address is 192.168.1.200. Device ID IP address MAC address 1-2 Verify your computer’s LAN settings via Command Prompt The easiest way to open Command Prompt on a Windows machine is to press Win+R on your keyboard. Hold the Windows key down and then press R. In the Run window, type “cmd” then hit OK. This will open Command Prompt 9 1 Detect Door Station & Verify Network Settings 1-3 In the Command Prompt window, type in “ipconfig” and press enter to find your computer’s IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway (your router’s IP address). Make sure to take note of your IP address, your network mask and default gateway so you can reference them later. 1-4 Compare your computer’s IP address with the IP address of the SIM/MDU Intercom. If the first three sets of numbers (192.168.1.x) from your computer’s IP address match the SIM/MDU Intercom’s first three sets of numbers (192.168.1.x), you can proceed to Step 2. If they don’t match, you can refer to the “changing Device ID IP address MAC address network settings” portion of this manual. 10 2 Forward SIP calls 2-1 Open Internet Explorer and type the IP address of your SIM/MDU Intercom into the address bar and hit enter. 2-2 A log-in window will appear and you will enter your user name and password to access the user interface. The default credentials are “admin”, and “123456”. Note: Do not proceed to Step 3 until you have verified your computer and SIM Intercom are on the same network Default IP addresses: SIM-8302 Multi-tenant station 192.168.1.200 SIK-8000 Intercom w/keypad 192.168.1.240 DP-8000 IP Intercom series 192.168.1.203 ST-3078 7” touchscreen 192.168.1.230 ST-3108 10” touchscreen 192.168.1.220 11 2 Forward SIP calls 2-3 LAN Settings IP: It must be a unique IP address with the first three sets of numbers (192.168.1.x) matching the first three sets of numbers of your Gateway address. The last set (x) can be any number between 2 and 253. Each SIM/MDU Intercom ships with a default IP address of 192.168.1.200 or based on the models on previous page. Mask: The default mask is 255.255.255.0. Most simple networks that don’t require more than 254 usable IP addresses will use this mask by default. If more addresses are required then you will most likely have a network engineer working on the project who will take care of the subnetting. Gateway: The gateway is the IP address of your router, think of it as your devices gateway to get out of the local area network (LAN). It tells your devices where to send information if it needs to go to another network or the internet. DNS: You need to match your DNS address to the DNS address you’ll get when you type “ipconfig /all” into the command prompt.
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