Product Info
Table Of Contents
- 1.1.Device Start-up Network Selection
- 1.2.Device Home Screen Type Selection
- 1.3.Accessing the Device Setting on the Device
- 1.4.Access the Device Setting on the Web Interface
- 1.5.Language Setting
- 1.6.Time Setting
- 1.7.Screen Display setting on the Device
- 1.8.Screen Display Setting on the Web Interface
- 1.9.Screensaver Configuration
- 1.10.Upload Wall Paper
- 1.11.Status Bar
- 1.12.Upload Device Booting Image
- 1.13.Icon Screen Display Configuration
- 1.14.Volume Configuration
- 1.15.Phone Book Configuration on the Device
- 1.16.Phone Book Configuration on the Web Interface
- 1.17.Device Network Configuration
- 1.18.Device Deployment in Network
- 1.19. Device NAT Setting
- 1.20. Device Bluetooth Setting
- 1.21.Device Wi-Fi Setting
- 1.22.IP call & IP Call Configuration
- 1.23.SIP Call &SIP Call Configuration
- 1.24.SIP Account Registration
- 1.25.SIP Server Configuration
- 1.26.Outbound Proxy Server configuration
- 1.27.SIP Call DND & Return Code Configuration
- 1.28.Device Local RTP configuration
- 1.29.Data Transmission Type Configuration
- 1.30.Call Setting
- 1.31. Intercom Call Configuration
- 1.32.PTime Configuration
- 1.33.SIP Hacking Protection
- 1.34.Emergency Call Setting
- 1.35.RF Setting (Optional)
- 1.36.Multicast Configuration
- 1.37.Call Forwarding Setting
- 1.38.Manage Messages
- 1.39. Configure Voice Message (MWI)
- 1.40.Audio Codec Configuration
- 1.41.Video Codec Configuration
- 1.42.Monitor and Image
- 1.43.Alarm and Arming Configuration
- 1.44.Screen Unlock Setting
- 1.45.Voice Encryption
- 1.46.Remote Control
- 1.47.Relay Switch Setting
- 1.48.Web Relay Setting
- 1.49.Door Unlock Configuration
- 1.50.Configure Lift Control
- 1.51.Configure Lift Control Prompt
- 1.52.Provisioning Principle
- 1.53.Introduction to the Configuration Files for Auto-P
- 1.54.Autop Schedule
- 1.55.DHCP Provisioning Configuration
- 1.56.Static Provisioning Configuration
- 1.57.System Log for Debugging
- 1.58. PCAP for Debugging
- 1.59. User Agent
- 1.60.Enter Applications Screen
- 1.61. Install Third-party App
- 1.62.Modify Device Basic Setting Password
- 1.63.Modify Device Advanced Setting Password
- 1.64.Modify Device Web Interface Password
- 1.65.Modify Browser Password
- 1.66.PBX Configuration on The Device
- 1.67.PBX Configuration on The Web Interface
- 1.68.Reboot
- 1.69. Reset
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1.35.RF Setting (Optional)
IT82A supports RF(Radio Frequency) module to
connect a pendent to trigger some actions, like unlocking or making a
emergency call. After pairing pendents and indoor monitors, then setup
different RF actions on device Advance Settings > RF Settings. After power
on the pendent, click Learning and press pendent one time, they will be
paired. The green indicator means pairing successfully.
Parameters Set-up:
Short Press When Idle: if you choose Assistance Call for short pressing
which means when you pressing the pendent about 1s, the indoor
monitor will make the pre-configured emergency call. No Action is
default.
Long Press: if you choose Unlock1/2/3 for long pressing which means
when you pressing the pendent about 3s, it will send out a unlocking
signal to the door phone during a call.