FERMAX ES1187384U Meet Desktop IP Concierge Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- FERMAX
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ES1187384U Meet Desktop IP Concierge
MEET CONCIERGE
INSTALLER MANUAL
CONGRATULATIONS FOR BUYING A QUALITY PRODUCT! Fermax Electrónica develops and manufactures premium equipment that meets the highest design and technology standards. We hope you will enjoy all its functions.
Technical publication for information purposes edited by FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U. FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA applies a continuous improvement policy, therefore it reserves the right to modify the contents of this document, as well as the product features hereof at any time and without prior notice. Any modification will be reflected in subsequent editions of this document.
This product is protected with the following patents and utility models: PATENTS: US 9215410, US 9762852, BE1023440, AU2014203706. UTILITY MODELS: ES1187384U, ES1141495U, FR3038192, CN205987229(U).
DE202016000632U1,
Cod. 970136Id V11_20
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INDEX
1
Product Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………………. 4
1.1 Overview …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4
1.1 Concierge Interface ………………………………………………………………………………….. 4
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Functions Overview………………………………………………………………………………………….. 5
2.1 Call Receptions………………………………………………………………………………………… 5
2.2 Call Apartment …………………………………………………………………………………………. 6
2.3 Lift Release ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 6
2.4 Call to Concierge ……………………………………………………………………………………… 7
2.5 Panel Auto On………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7
2.6 Call Log…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8
2.7 Alarm Log ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9
2.8 Function Setting……………………………………………………………………………………… 10
2.9 Ringtone Setting …………………………………………………………………………………….. 10
2.10 Date/Time Setting …………………………………………………………………………………….11
2.11 Language Setting……………………………………………………………………………………..11
2.12 Screen Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 12
2.13 About ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 12
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Configuration via Web Server ………………………………………………………………………….. 13
3.1 Device Information………………………………………………………………………………….. 13
3.2 General Settings …………………………………………………………………………………….. 14
3.3 Network Settings…………………………………………………………………………………….. 16
3.4 SIP Settings …………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
3.5 SIP Call …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 18
3.6 Advanced Settings………………………………………………………………………………….. 21
3.7 Unlock Settings ………………………………………………………………………………………. 22
3.8 Pincode Settings…………………………………………………………………………………….. 22
3.9 Restore …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 23
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Installation …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 24
4.1 Schematic Diagram of Concierge Installation …………………………………………….. 24
4.2 Connectors ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 26
4.3 Technical Parameters ……………………………………………………………………………… 26
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1 Product Introduction
1.1 Overview
Handset
1.1 Concierge Interface
Network Status
Alarm notification LED Touch screen
Base
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2 Functions Overview
Call to panel Call to apartment Lift release Call to concierge Auto on Call
log Alarm log Ringtone settings Date/Time settings Language settings Screen
settings Support auto answer, audio and video record in SD card automatically,
or record manually the audio
from monitor.
2.1 Call Receptions
The MEET Concierge can receive calls from: – Outdoor panels – Monitor call –
Other concierges from the same installation
The concierge establish a conversation, capture pictures and release lock when
the concierge communicates with panel.
REMARK: The concierges with same number can’t call each other.
Picture capture Reject call
Answer call
Door opening
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2.2 Call Apartment
The concierge is able to contact any apartment of the community using the
concierge’s call to apartment function. If the apartment is on the same block,
only apartment number will be necessary to enter. (E.g. 101 when calling
apartment 101 in the same block). In the case of an apartment in a different
block number, the concierge will enter the block number + 4 digits for the
apartment number. Video communication from the concierge to the monitor can be
established if an IP camera is linked to the concierge. See section 3.5 During
the call, the concierge is able to record the conversation’s audio for later
review. SD card required.
2.3 Lift Release
The concierge can authorize for lift, press LIFT button after enter number.
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2.4 Call to Concierge
Concierges can call each other if required. To call a concierge, the concierge
must enter the concierge’s number assigned, such as 9901, 9902, 9903, etc.
2.5 Panel Auto On
The concierge is able to contact any associate panel in the installation and
open the video channel if necessary. For this, only to dial the corresponding
panel number will by necessary. If the panel is on the same block, only panel
number will be necessary to enter. For general Concierge the concierge will
enter the block number first. Once connected, the concierge can take pictures,
open the audio channel, open the door or simply hang up. REMARK: The concierge
cannot perform auto switch on with the general entrance panels or 1W panels.
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2.6 Call Log
Guards can have a clear view of their call history in the CALL LOG interface
and are able to browse through the image for listen to the audio records, for
each call if applied.
The concierge can delete one single record, selecting it, or the complete list
of register as well, tapping the “trash” icon during a few seconds
(Confirmation is required). REMARK: The call log relates only to calls sent or
received from the Concierge, and lost calls as well (answering machine). No
call logs from panel to monitor calls or apartment to apartment.
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2.7 Alarm Log
The LED and siren alarm on the concierge will be activated after the concierge
receives alarm notification. Those alarms will come from the monitor in the
apartments or from panels (tamper, door sensor, etc.) The LED and siren will
turn off after the guard touch CONFIRM icon. The alarm events from monitor and
panels (tamper and door sensor alarm) can be found at the ALARM LOG interface.
Each record includes: time and date, source and triggered zone. ALARM LOG is
accumulative. There is not possible deleting complete log nor individual
record. Monitoring and consequently ALARM LOG can be enabled or disabled from
the concierge web server.
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2.8 Function Setting
The functions restrictions interface is used to activate or deactivate
functions. CAMERA: no use in this version. VIDEO RECORD, AUDIO RECORD Function
During the call, the concierge is able to record audio and video. (SD card
needed) if the concierge does not answer. (Remark: Video Record will record
Audio and Video).
2.9 Ringtone Setting
In the ringtone setting interface the guard can select the desired ringtone
from the 3 available. From this interface it is also possible to set the
ringtone volume and enable/disable the touch screen click tone.
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2.10 Date/Time Setting
If the project has no MEET management software installed, the installer can
set date, time and time zone manually. If the project has MEET management
software, and it is not connected to internet, the date and time of concierge
will synchronize automatically with the management software. If the project
has MEET management software and it is also connected to internet, the date
and time of the concierge will synchronize automatically from internet time
server. REMARK: Date and time can’t be saved after power loss. The time zone
and date format can be saved.
2.11 Language Setting
The concierge can select operating language in the language setting menu.
REMARK: The concierge will reboot automatically when language is changed.
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2.12 Screen Setting
The user can adjust brightness and contrast of the screen by the screen
settings menu.
2.13 About
In this option is it possible to access to the following information: device
name, firmware version, device info, MAC address, IP address.
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3 Configuration via Web Server
The Concierge has an integrated web server, allow to configure parameter. This
web server is accessed via the concierge’s IP address. Use preferably Chrome
web server As a first step, username and password are required. REMARKS:
Default IP: 10.201.100.0 Username: admin Password: 123456
3.1 Device Information
The following information is displayed: device name, firmware version, device
info, MAC address, IP address
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3.2 General Settings
CONCIERGE TYPE: Select the identification parameter of the concierge. There
are some other parameters related, depending on TYPE selection: GENERAL
CONCIERGE Concierge installed in the control central or one of the main
entrances.
CONCIERGE NO.: Concierge number, between 01 and 98 (default option 1). DEVICE
NO.: The extension concierge with the same concierge number. Possible options
between 0 and 7(default option 0). Concierges with the same CONCIERGE NO. but
different DEVICE NO. will ring at the same time. REMARK: The device number of
concierge must be 0 if there is only one concierge with same CONCIERGE NO.
DEVICE TAG:Text to be shown in the monitor and other concierge. BLOCK
CONCIERGE Concierge installed in a single building or in a block of a
condominium.
BLOCK: Number assigned to the block where the concierge has been installed
(1-999). In the case of individual blocks. CONCIERGE NO.: Concierge number,
between 01 and 98 (default option 1). DEVICE NO.: The extension concierge with
the same concierge number. DEVICE TAG:Text to be shown in the monitor and
other concierge. SYNC CODE: Synchronization code of the same concierge number
must be same. SIP DIVERT MODE: This function is available for the device of
sip call list. Please refer to SIP section for further details.
o PARALLEL CALL: When the concierge calls the resident, the monitor and the
call divert APP rings at the same time. Once one terminal answers the call the
other one stops ringing.
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o SEQUENTIAL CALL: When the concierge calls the resident, the call divert APP
will start to ring after the monitor will ring 30s if no answer.
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3.3 Network Settings
MEET allows the installer to define the IP range according to the project
needs and make the network management easier. MEET concierge network mode is
static mode. Ensure that each device has a unique IP address in same
installation. The devices (digital panel, monitor and concierge) will show IP
conflict if there same IP is used on the same LAN. IP: IP address of the
concierge (default option 10.201.100.0). MASK: Subnet mask of the concierge
(default option 255.0.0.0). GATEWAY: Default gateway of the concierge (default
option 10.254.0.1). DNS: DNS of the concierge (default option 8.8.8.8).
SOFTWARE IP: IP address of PC where MEET management software is installed.
(default option 10.0.0.200). SW. PIN: The pin code is to be used when the
concierge is registered in MEET management software. NTP IP: IP address of NTP
server. If the project has no MEET management software installed, the
installer can set date, time and time zone manually. If the project has MEET
management software, and it is not connected to internet, the date and time of
concierge will synchronize automatically with the management software. If the
project has MEET management software and it is also connected to internet, the
date and time of the concierge will synchronize automatically from internet
time server. NOTE: The date and time of concierge will synchronize
automatically with internet. A valid IP (or domain) server with NTP service
must be available. The concierge must be reset after you change NTP IP.
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3.4 SIP Settings
ENABLE SIP: Enable or disable sip function. SEARCH SIP STATUS: This button
appears when enable SIP function, show: SIP REGISTERED if the registers is
successful or SIP REGISTER FAILED if the registers is unsuccessful.
SIP SERVER: SIP server IP address. DOMAIN: Sip server domain. OUTBOUND: Some
servers are used when NAT. STUN IP: Audio and video NAT traversing public
network server IP. STUN PORT: The port of audio and video NAT traversing
public network server. SIP USER: The username of sip account. SIP PASS: The
password of sip account. CONVERSATION: No function. REMARK: When the concierge
is used as a SIP device, SIP function has to be enabled and all SIP parameters
corresponding to the used SIP server shall be configured.
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3.5 SIP Call
This option allows to generate calls to smartphone devices in the cases where
is not a MEET monitor associated in the installation. A FERMAX MEET ME licence
Ref. 1496 is required for each apartment. The call can be received in 8
smartphones simultaneously. Furthermore, it is also possible, to generate
simultaneously calls to several devices MEET and/or third-party SIP devices as
well, using SIP protocol instead of FERMAX MEET protocol. A csv file
containing the associated number and the information of the diverted device or
devices must be updated to the concierge.
The operation procedure to generate and update the csv file is as follow: 1.
Select EXPORT to generate a blank csv table, an save it in your PC. Rename
this table as your choice or leave the default name (MEET CALL DIVERT
G99XY.csv), XY is the device number assigned to this concierge). 2. Use
Microsoft Excel to open the created file. It will have a look like that:
3. The first cell (A1) has the content: APARTMENT, NUMBER Do not change it.
4. Use the following cells (A2, A3, A4, etc.) to fill in the data of the
devices to divert. Depending on the type of call, the format of the data is
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a. IN the case of a call to a FERMAX MEET ME LICENCE: APARTMENT, sip:
[email protected] were XXXXXXX is the licence name and APARTMENT is the
number to dial in the panel
b. IN the case of a call to a MEET device in the same installation: APARTMENT,
sip:XXX@IP_DEVICE where XXX is any identifier of the device and IP_DEVICE is
the IP address to the MEET monitor to call.
c. In the case of a call to a third party SIP device (through a SIP server):
APARTMENT, sip:user@IP_SIP_SERVER where user is the identification user that
the device to call has been programmed in the SIP server, and IP_SIP_SERVER is
the IP of the SIP server.
d. It is also possible to assign multiple and different divert formats to the
same apartment (for example a call to a third-party SIP device and a
smartphone device as well). Use the corresponding format explained above,
using the same row but different column for each format. See example below.
5. Once the table has been finished, save it and import to the concierge. For
this, click on “Choose file”, select the file to import and click on IMPORT
button. Wait for a few seconds until a pop-up message “UPLOAD SUCCESSFUL”
appear.
EXAMPLE
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In this example: · Apartment 170 generates a call to the monitor IP
192.168.1.190 in the same
installation. · Apartment 171 generates a call to the smartphone with FERMAX
MEET ME licence
0103283. · Apartment 645 generates a call to the monitor IP 192.168.1.195 in
the same
installation. · Apartment 180 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the
SIP server with IP
192.168.1.170. · Apartment 181 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the
SIP server with IP
192.168.1.170 and to the smartphone with FERMAX MEET ME licence 0103283. ·
Apartment 182 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with
IP
192.168.1.170 and to the monitor IP 192.168.1.195 in the installation. ·
Apartment 183 generates a call to the SIP device 1234 of the SIP server with
IP
192.168.1.170 and to the monitor IP 192.168.1.197 in the installation and to
the smartphone with FERMAX MEET ME licence 0103283.
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3.6 Advanced Settings
ALARM: Enable or disable alarm function reception. When the function is
disabled, the concierge no longer receives alarm information. LIFT RELEASE:
Enable or disable LIFT function, the LIFT BUTTON will appear in CALL TO
APARTMENT interface if this function is enabled. SIP EXTENSION: Enable or
disable sip extension function. The SIP extension is used as the extension of
the Concierge. When the panel or monitor call the Concierge, the SIP extension
will ring too. If the Concierge or SIP extension answer the call, the rest of
terminals will stop ringing. The maximum amount of SIP extensions is 2. URL:
sip: sip account @IP address of sip server RTSP: Enable or disable RTSP
function. When the concierge calls to a monitor or to another concierge, the
associated IP CCTV RTSP video stream will be displayed on the monitor or
concierge. URL: rtsp://user:password@IP address of camera This is the URL of
the CCTV RTSP video stream that will be associated to the concierge. User and
password: for cameras that require a username and password for connection,
these fields are optional. Depending on the brand/model of the camera, it is
possible that the format of this URL may be different. See data sheet of the
corresponding camera.
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3.7 Unlock Settings
DTMF UNLOCK: Enables or disables DTMF unlock function This function will
usually use with SIP devices (FERMAX MMET panel configured as SIP, or third
party devices), where the opening door action is made by means of DTMF
commands. DTMF KEY: Characters required to be entered when the concierge
releases the lock on a SIP panel, such as # or *. The characters to release
the lock can also be set up in the SIP panel. The concierge will send
characters to release the lock on SIP panel, when the concierge presses the
door open icon. HTTP UNLOCK: Enable or disable HTTP unlock function. The
system will send a http request when the concierge release lock. URL: Indicate
the URL that the concierge will send for release the lock from a SIP panel
when the concierge presses the door open icon. The URL shall be correctly
configured in the SIP panel.
3.8 Pincode Settings
This allows to change the pin code of the web server login.
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3.9 Restore
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS: All the settings are restored to the factory
settings. The IP address will be changed to the default IP: 10.201.100.0.
REBOOT DEVICE: The guard unit will be restarted and will keep all the previous
settings.
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4 Installation
4.1 Schematic Diagram of Concierge Installation
Fit support on the base plate. Assembly direction.
Support installation.
Display screen is stuck from up and down.
Installation is complete.
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The steps for removing concierge Take down the direction.
The display screen is removed from the bottom up from the bracket. Use a
screwdriver to force the direction of the arrow angle can be separated from
the bracket and a base.
Remove the support from the base.
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4.2 Connectors
12Vdc Power Input. The inner terminal is the positive In the jack included,
the wire with white line is the positive. 10/100Mbps RJ45 Port.
4.3 Technical Parameters
Power supply: 12Vdc. Standby current: 200mA. Working current: 500mA. Screen:
9″ inches Resistive touch screen. Resolution: 800*480. Maximum conversation
time: 120s. Maximum record time: 30s. Concierge number: 01-98. Extension: 0-7.
Call ring tones: 3. Operating temperature: -10~55. Relative Humidity: 20-93%,
without condensation.
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