# Web Setting Connect Door Station and PC to a network switch in the same LAN. You can enter the IP address of Door Station in the web browser search bar and log in with the default account *(admin)* and password *(123456)*. This is where you can configure the device.

## General ### Information When you first log in to the web interface, you can find basic information displayed in this dashboard.

### Basic Language, resolution and volume of the device can be configured in this column. To Add Language, first download template file. Change expressions behind the symbol “=”. Upload your file and define language name.

**Languages**


Web Language:	List of supported languages;
+ Add language	Possibility to upload custom language for web interface.
IP Announcement Language:	Language used to announce the IP address of the device (English)
Resolution:	3 resolutions supported (640 × 480, 1280 × 720, 1920 × 1080);
Volume
Intercom Volume:	Volume of Intercom can be set from 1 to 6;
System:	Volume of System can be set from 1 to 6;
TF Card
Total TF Card Capacity:	TF Card size in MB
TF Card Used Capacity:	Current used space on TF Card in MB

### Time Time of the device can be configured. Daylight Saving Time is also supported.


Time
Auto (Time):	Enable to synchronize server time;
Date&Time:	Date and time can be set manually, if “Auto (Time)” is disabled;
NTP URL:	Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol used to synchronize computer time;
Time Zone:	A region that observes a uniform standard time;
Daylight-saving Time
Daylight-saving Time:	Enable to set DST;
Start Time:	The beginning of DST;
End Time:	The ending of DST;
Offset Time:	The default value is 60 minutes;

### Password The Web password is for the administrator to log in settings on the web. The default password is 123456.


Password
Web Old Password:	Current administrator password of the web (Default 123456);
Web New Password:	New administrator password of the web;
Web Confirm Password:	Confirm administrator password of the web;

### System The system column is designed for data backup and restore, firmware upgrade, factory default, device reboot, packet capture, logs capture and obtaining UI screenshots.


Backup&Import
Backup&Restore:	Backup all setting and restore settings;
Upgrade:	Upgrade equipment;
Reset:	Reset to factory settings;
Reboot:	Reboot the device;
Debug
Packet Capture:	Capturing packets can help developers reproduce positioning problems;
Logs:	Device logs;
Remote Access
Allow Remote Access:	Allows device remote control via Cloud Platform

## Intercom ### Device Numbers here are basic settings for making a call to Indoor Monitor. For Door Station, the building and unit number should be the same as those in Indoor Monitor. For Villa Station with one button, the building, unit, and room number should be the same as those in Indoor Monitor. The device number here is to distinguish different Door Stations when more than one Door Station is in one building.


Device Manager Server
Register to Cloud:	Configures the device to register to the cloud server. Valid values: Enable/Disable
Node:	Shows the Cloud Platform node location, if registered
Device
Automatic deployment:	Configures whether the device is allowed to automatically connect to the cloud platform and obtain configuration. Valid values: Enable/Disable. Auto-enabled when device registered via Cloud Platform – all below mentioned parameters are read only then
Site ID:	Configures the device to automatically connect to the specified site of the cloud platform (max 10 characters)
Device Name:	Configures device name (max 16 characters)
Building No.:	Configures the building no. of the device (Range: 1-999);
Unit No.:	Configures the unit no. of the device. Also indicates "Rise No." or "Stair No." (Range: 0-99);
Apartment No.:	Configures the apartment no. of the device. In villa station mode, this number needs to be consistent with the apartment no. configured on the indoor monitor. After the configuration is completed, you can press the call button of the device to call the indoor monitor directly. (Range: 0-9899);
Device No.:	Configures the device number of the device. When the devices are installed in the same location (building number and unit number are the same), the device number needs to be configured to distinguish them as different devices. 1: Indicates that the device is a host 2-9: Indicates that the device is a slave (Range: 1-9);

### Network The device network can be set to either DHCP or a static IP address. Wi-Fi parameters should be configured here when you try to connect this device to wireless network. Only 1 network can be selected for Intercom communication.


Ethernet
DHCP:	It is used to configure whether the device uses DHCP to obtain an IP address. When it is turned on, IP Address, MASK, Gateway, and DNS cannot be configured.
IP Address:	Configure Static IP address to manually distribute network configuration parameters;
Mask:	Subnet mask;
Gateway:	A component that is part of two networks, which use different protocols:
DNS:	Domain Name Server of the device;
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi:	When Enabled, list of available networks is shown. Click on the key lock icon, provide password to connect to selected Wi-Fi.
Intercom Network
Ethernet:	When selected call will use wired network;
Wi-Fi:	When selected call will use wi-fi network;

### SIP It is used to configure the device to register with the SIP server and the settings when the device communicates with the SIP server. Account1 is reserved for connection to the SIP server on iNELS Intercom Cloud, Account2 can be configured to connect with any 3rd party SIP server. The SIP column concerns SIP registration, Display Name, Register Name, Username, Password, SIP Server Host, Outbound Proxy, Transfer Protocol, Video Payload, etc,.


Account 1
Status (via cloud service):	Shows the device status registration with SIP server;
Account 2
SIP:	Enable to use SIP;
Display Name:	Display name of SIP;
Register Name:	Register Name of SIP;
Username:	Username of SIP;
Password:	Password of SIP;
SIP Server Host:	Directly fill in SIP server’s address e.g., 192.168.68.90; The default port is 5060;
Outbound Proxy:	Directly fill in Outbound Proxy of SIP; The default port is 5060;
Registration Duration:	Registration duration when the device registers with the SIP server; (sec)
Transport Protocol:	Transfer Protocol (UDP, TCP, TLS);
DNS SRV:	Enables the DNS SRV function when the device registers with the SIP server;
Other
Ring Code:	Selects the SIP response type used to signal an incoming call. 180 (default), 183 – depending on the SIP server or indoor monitor compatibility
Video Payload:	Specifies the RTP payload type number used to identify the video codec stream during a SIP call (96 – 127)

#### 1.2.4 Intercom > Ring Group It is used to configure the ring group function of the device. When the device calls the APT No., it will trigger the call to the number in the ring group. Import and Export setup is possible using .csv file format. To get a Import template, first click on Export


Ring Group
Mode:	2 modes supported (one by one, all at once); l One by one: Make calls one after one following the ring group order. - Works only when device not allowed to register to the cloud l All at once: Make calls to all ring group destinations.
+ Add	Configures the number that the device wants to call, which can be configured as an IP address or a SIP number. IP address: The format is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx SIP number: The format is xxx or xxx@xxx (x is any character of the String type) (max 7 numbers / group)
Call Concierge
URL:	Fill in the call destination for concierge button or the single button on the device; l IP call: Fill in ip:IP address, e.g., sip:192.168.68.90; l SIP call: Fill in SIP Server:sip account@SIP server address:port, e.g., sip:101@192.168.68.90:5060;
Settings
Dial Mode:	Single dial mode supported – hangs up the call when not answered;
Ring Time:	The ring will be ended automatically after a period (10s, 20s, 35s, 45s, 60s, 90s, 120s)
Call Time:	The call will be ended automatically after a period (120s, 300s, 600s, 1200s, 1800s);
Video Active:	Configures the video call feature for the device，If you disable, it will be make a audio call.

#### 1.2.5 Intercom > Call Logs It is used to view the call logs of the device.


Call Logs
Type:	Switch filter between Ongoing / Incoming call type;
Date&Time:	Set start and end date for filtering logs;
Search:	Run search based on filter definition;
Reset:	Resets defined filter rules;
Delete All:	Deletes all selected logs;
Export:	Export logs to csv file;

### 1.3 Access #### 1.3.1 Access > Access Control Relays and access cards can be configured here.


Relay
Relay 1:	1 relay supported;
DTMF:	Dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (Relay1: #, Relay2:0, relay3: *);
Unlock Delay:	The length of unlock delay time (1-9s);
Unlock Time:	The length of unlock time (1-9s);
Click to Unlock:	Click to trigger the relay to unlock.
Dry Contact Input 1-2:	· Supports 3 modes of dry contact inputs are supported (Exit Button, Door Sensor, Fire Linkage); · Select relay to trigger · Select the action (Do not call, Call to Concierge, Call to Number)
Open Relay via HTTP
Open Relay via HTTP:	Configures whether third-party devices can use http to unlock. If enabled, third parties can use http commands to unlock.


Card
Master Card:	Configure whether the device uses the master card function. If it is turned on, you can click Read and place the card in the device's card read area. The card will be used as the device's master card to add and delete other access cards.
Swipe to Arm/Disarm:	Arm / disarm the function
Card Reading Mode:	Configures the mode of the device to read the access card. Compatible mode: read a specific card number in the card Full Card No. mode: read all card numbers in the card.
Card Order:	Configures the order in which the device reads all the card numbers in the access card (Normal, Reserved)
Card Display Mode:	Configures the display style after the device reads all the card numbers in the access card (Decimal, Hexadecimal)
Wiegand Settings
Wiegand Transfer Mode:	Configures the device's role in the Wiegand communication as either a receiver (reading data) or a transmitter (outputting data).
Wiegand Input Bits:	Configures the bits of the value obtained by the device's Wiegand port from an external card reader (26, 34, 58)
Wiegand Input Data Order:	Configures the input sequence of the data obtained by the door station from the external card reader (Normal, Reserved)
Wiegand Output Bits:	Configures the bits of the value sent by the device's Wiegand interface to the external device (26, 34, 58)
Wiegand Output Data Order:	Configures the sequence of data that the door station sends to external devices (Normal, Reserved)

#### 1.3.2 Access > Person Person column is for authorization. You can add users to the device and relate them with relays or cards. Local person or groups can be created in web UI, Cloud once are defined on cloud platform.


Person
Group:	Configures different groups for personnel management
“+”	Configures the name of the group, and the name cannot be repeated
Add
Status:	Configures whether to activate the access of this person.
Name:	Configures the name of the person (max 30 characters)
Card No.:	Configures the card that this person uses to unlock the door, and supports up to 3 cards
Number of Passes:	Configures the total number of times this person passes through all selected relays. If disabled, there is no limit on the number of passes
Relay:	Configures the relay that this person can open
Effective time:	Configures the effective time of this person. If enabled, you can configure the start, end, and day of the week within the effective time.

#### 1.3.3 Access > Person It is used to view the unlock logs of the device.


Unlock Logs
Group:	Set Group for filtering logs;
Name:	Set Name for filtering logs;
User Type:	Multiple selection of User types for filtering logs; (None, Resident, Visitor, Property, Staff, Tenant, Custom)
Unlock Type:	Multiple selection of Unlock types for filtering logs; (Card, Intercom, Exit button, Web, Face, APP, Bluetooth, QR Code, Temp Key, Master Station, Landline, HTTP)
Unlock Time:	Set start and end date for filtering logs;
Search:	Run search based on filter definition;
Reset:	Resets defined filter rules;
Delete All:	Deletes all selected logs;
Export:	Export logs to csv file;

### 1.4 Advanced #### 1.4.1 Advanced > Video Real-time video from IP cameras can be obtained by filling in its URL (RTSP). On the talking interface of Indoor Monitor, you can click the little keyboard icon to switch to IP cameras’ video. (No.1 on the keyboard stands for Door Station while No.2 to No.5 stands for IP camera)


Video Stream Setting
Video Stream:	Configures whether the device is enabled for video surveillance;
Username:	Configures the username for authentication when the device is used as video surveillance;
Password:	Configures the password for authentication when the device is used as video surveillance;
Video Stream OSD
Video Stream OSD:	Enables video stream on the screen;
OSD Font Color:	Configures the font color on the screen; (White, Black)
RTSP LED
RTSP LED:	Configures the LED settings when the device is used as a video surveillance device. Auto: turns on and off according to changes in ambient light Always Off: The LED is always off;
RTSP Feed
RTSP Feed:	Configures the device's RTSP Feed settings. If configured, you need to fill in the URL; Supports up to 4 IP cameras;
Motion Detection Option
Motion Detection Option:	Configures smart motion detection. When movement is detected in the monitored area, it can automatically trigger snapshot capture or alert notifications;

#### 1.4.2 Advanced > More More column is for Tamper Alarm and ONU Penetration.


Tamper
Tamper Alarm:	Enable to use Tamper alarm on the back of the device;
Other
ONU Penetration:	Enable to prevent ONU from banning multicast;

1.1.1 General > Time Time of the device can be configured. Daylight Saving Time is also supported.


Time
Auto (Time):	Enable to synchronize server time;
Date&Time:	Date and time can be set manually, if “Auto (Time)” is disabled;
NTP URL:	Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol used to synchronize computer time;
Time Zone:	A region that observes a uniform standard time;
Daylight-saving Time
Daylight-saving Time:	Enable to set DST;
Start Time:	The beginning of DST;
End Time:	The ending of DST;
Offset Time:	The default value is 60 minutes;

#### 1.1.2 General > Password The Web password is for the administrator to log in settings on the web. The default password is 123456.


Password
Web Old Password:	Current administrator password of the web (Default 123456);
Web New Password:	New administrator password of the web;
Web Confirm Password:	Confirm administrator password of the web;

#### 1.1.3 General > System The system column is designed for data backup and restore, firmware upgrade, factory default, device reboot, packet capture, logs capture and obtaining UI screenshots.


Backup&Import
Backup&Restore:	Backup all setting and restore settings;
Upgrade:	Upgrade equipment;
Reset:	Reset to factory settings;
Reboot:	Reboot the device;
Debug
Packet Capture:	Capturing packets can help developers reproduce positioning problems;
Logs:	Device logs;
Remote Access
Allow Remote Access:	Allows device remote control via Cloud Platform

### 1.2 Intercom #### 1.2.1 Intercom > Device Numbers here are basic settings for making a call to Indoor Monitor. For Door Station, the building and unit number should be the same as those in Indoor Monitor. For Villa Station with one button, the building, unit, and room number should be the same as those in Indoor Monitor. The device number here is to distinguish different Door Stations when more than one Door Station is in one building.


Device Manager Server
Register to Cloud:	Configures the device to register to the cloud server. Valid values: Enable/Disable
Node:	Shows the Cloud Platform node location, if registered
Device
Automatic deployment:	Configures whether the device is allowed to automatically connect to the cloud platform and obtain configuration. Valid values: Enable/Disable. Auto-enabled when device registered via Cloud Platform – all below mentioned parameters are read only then
Site ID:	Configures the device to automatically connect to the specified site of the cloud platform (max 10 characters)
Device Name:	Configures device name (max 16 characters)
Building No.:	Configures the building no. of the device (Range: 1-999);
Unit No.:	Configures the unit no. of the device. Also indicates "Rise No." or "Stair No." (Range: 0-99);
Apartment No.:	Configures the apartment no. of the device. In villa station mode, this number needs to be consistent with the apartment no. configured on the indoor monitor. After the configuration is completed, you can press the call button of the device to call the indoor monitor directly. (Range: 0-9899);
Device No.:	Configures the device number of the device. When the devices are installed in the same location (building number and unit number are the same), the device number needs to be configured to distinguish them as different devices. 1: Indicates that the device is a host 2-9: Indicates that the device is a slave (Range: 1-9);

#### 1.2.2 Intercom > Network The device network can be set to either DHCP or a static IP address. Wi-Fi parameters should be configured here when you try to connect this device to wireless network. Only 1 network can be selected for Intercom communication.


Ethernet
DHCP:	It is used to configure whether the device uses DHCP to obtain an IP address. When it is turned on, IP Address, MASK, Gateway, and DNS cannot be configured.
IP Address:	Configure Static IP address to manually distribute network configuration parameters;
Mask:	Subnet mask;
Gateway:	A component that is part of two networks, which use different protocols:
DNS:	Domain Name Server of the device;
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi:	When Enabled, list of available networks is shown. Click on the key lock icon, provide password to connect to selected Wi-Fi.
Intercom Network
Ethernet:	When selected call will use wired network;
Wi-Fi:	When selected call will use wi-fi network;

#### 1.2.3 Intercom > SIP It is used to configure the device to register with the SIP server and the settings when the device communicates with the SIP server. Account1 is reserved for connection to the SIP server on iNELS Intercom Cloud, Account2 can be configured to connect with any 3rd party SIP server. The SIP column concerns SIP registration, Display Name, Register Name, Username, Password, SIP Server Host, Outbound Proxy, Transfer Protocol, Video Payload, etc.


Account 1
Status (via cloud service):	Shows the device status registration with SIP server;
Account 2
SIP:	Enable to use SIP;
Display Name:	Display name of SIP;
Register Name:	Register Name of SIP;
Username:	Username of SIP;
Password:	Password of SIP;
SIP Server Host:	Directly fill in SIP server’s address e.g., 192.168.68.90; The default port is 5060;
Outbound Proxy:	Directly fill in Outbound Proxy of SIP; The default port is 5060;
Registration Duration:	Registration duration when the device registers with the SIP server; (sec)
Transport Protocol:	Transfer Protocol (UDP, TCP, TLS);
DNS SRV:	Enables the DNS SRV function when the device registers with the SIP server;
Other
Ring Code:	Selects the SIP response type used to signal an incoming call. 180 (default), 183 – depending on the SIP server or indoor monitor compatibility
Video Payload:	Specifies the RTP payload type number used to identify the video codec stream during a SIP call (96 – 127)


Ring Group
Mode:	2 modes supported (one by one, all at once); l One by one: Make calls one after one following the ring group order. - Works only when device not allowed to register to the cloud l All at once: Make calls to all ring group destinations.
+ Add	Configures the number that the device wants to call, which can be configured as an IP address or a SIP number. IP address: The format is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx SIP number: The format is xxx or xxx@xxx (x is any character of the String type) (max 7 numbers / group)
Call Concierge
URL:	Fill in the call destination for concierge button or the single button on the device; l IP call: Fill in ip:IP address, e.g., sip:192.168.68.90; l SIP call: Fill in SIP Server:sip account@SIP server address:port, e.g., sip:101@192.168.68.90:5060;
Settings
Dial Mode:	Single dial mode supported – hangs up the call when not answered;
Ring Time:	The ring will be ended automatically after a period (10s, 20s, 35s, 45s, 60s, 90s, 120s)
Call Time:	The call will be ended automatically after a period (120s, 300s, 600s, 1200s, 1800s);
Video Active:	Configures the video call feature for the device，If you disable, it will be make a audio call.

#### 1.2.5 Intercom > Call Logs It is used to view the call logs of the device.


Call Logs
Type:	Switch filter between Ongoing / Incoming call type;
Date&Time:	Set start and end date for filtering logs;
Search:	Run search based on filter definition;
Reset:	Resets defined filter rules;
Delete All:	Deletes all selected logs;
Export:	Export logs to csv file;

### 1.3 Access #### 1.3.1 Access > Access Control Relays and access cards can be configured here.


Relay
Relay 1:	1 relay supported;
DTMF:	Dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (Relay1: #, Relay2:0, relay3: *);
Unlock Delay:	The length of unlock delay time (1-9s);
Unlock Time:	The length of unlock time (1-9s);
Click to Unlock:	Click to trigger the relay to unlock.
Dry Contact Input 1-2:	· Supports 3 modes of dry contact inputs are supported (Exit Button, Door Sensor, Fire Linkage); · Select relay to trigger · Select the action (Do not call, Call to Concierge, Call to Number)
Open Relay via HTTP
Open Relay via HTTP:	Configures whether third-party devices can use http to unlock. If enabled, third parties can use http commands to unlock.


Card
Master Card:	Configure whether the device uses the master card function. If it is turned on, you can click Read and place the card in the device's card read area. The card will be used as the device's master card to add and delete other access cards.
Swipe to Arm/Disarm:	Arm / disarm the function
Card Reading Mode:	Configures the mode of the device to read the access card. Compatible mode: read a specific card number in the card Full Card No. mode: read all card numbers in the card.
Card Order:	Configures the order in which the device reads all the card numbers in the access card (Normal, Reserved)
Card Display Mode:	Configures the display style after the device reads all the card numbers in the access card (Decimal, Hexadecimal)
Wiegand Settings
Wiegand Transfer Mode:	Configures the device's role in the Wiegand communication as either a receiver (reading data) or a transmitter (outputting data).
Wiegand Input Bits:	Configures the bits of the value obtained by the device's Wiegand port from an external card reader (26, 34, 58)
Wiegand Input Data Order:	Configures the input sequence of the data obtained by the door station from the external card reader (Normal, Reserved)
Wiegand Output Bits:	Configures the bits of the value sent by the device's Wiegand interface to the external device (26, 34, 58)
Wiegand Output Data Order:	Configures the sequence of data that the door station sends to external devices (Normal, Reserved)


Person
Group:	Configures different groups for personnel management
“+”	Configures the name of the group, and the name cannot be repeated
Add
Status:	Configures whether to activate the access of this person.
Name:	Configures the name of the person (max 30 characters)
Card No.:	Configures the card that this person uses to unlock the door, and supports up to 3 cards
Number of Passes:	Configures the total number of times this person passes through all selected relays. If disabled, there is no limit on the number of passes
Relay:	Configures the relay that this person can open
Effective time:	Configures the effective time of this person. If enabled, you can configure the start, end, and day of the week within the effective time.

#### 1.3.3 Access > Person It is used to view the unlock logs of the device.


Unlock Logs
Group:	Set Group for filtering logs;
Name:	Set Name for filtering logs;
User Type:	Multiple selection of User types for filtering logs; (None, Resident, Visitor, Property, Staff, Tenant, Custom)
Unlock Type:	Multiple selection of Unlock types for filtering logs; (Card, Intercom, Exit button, Web, Face, APP, Bluetooth, QR Code, Temp Key, Master Station, Landline, HTTP)
Unlock Time:	Set start and end date for filtering logs;
Search:	Run search based on filter definition;
Reset:	Resets defined filter rules;
Delete All:	Deletes all selected logs;
Export:	Export logs to csv file;


Video Stream Setting
Video Stream:	Configures whether the device is enabled for video surveillance;
Username:	Configures the username for authentication when the device is used as video surveillance;
Password:	Configures the password for authentication when the device is used as video surveillance;
Video Stream OSD
Video Stream OSD:	Enables video stream on the screen;
OSD Font Color:	Configures the font color on the screen; (White, Black)
RTSP LED
RTSP LED:	Configures the LED settings when the device is used as a video surveillance device. Auto: turns on and off according to changes in ambient light Always Off: The LED is always off;
RTSP Feed
RTSP Feed:	Configures the device's RTSP Feed settings. If configured, you need to fill in the URL; Supports up to 4 IP cameras;
Motion Detection Option
Motion Detection Option:	Configures smart motion detection. When movement is detected in the monitored area, it can automatically trigger snapshot capture or alert notifications;

#### 1.4.2 Advanced > More More column is for Tamper Alarm and ONU Penetration.


Tamper
Tamper Alarm:	Enable to use Tamper alarm on the back of the device;
Other
ONU Penetration:	Enable to prevent ONU from banning multicast;

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