Aiphone IX SERIES Web Setting Manual

IX-DV, IX-DVF , IX-DVF-P, IX-DVF-2RA, IX-DVF-RA, IX-DVF-L Door Station IX-SSA, IX-SSA-2RA, IX-SSA-RA IX System IP network-compatible intercom Web Setting Manual Software version 1.00 or later Important • Before configuring and using the system, read Web Setting Manual (this document) and Operation Manual carefully. • For the installation and connection of each device, refer to "Installation Manual." • Begin installation after reading and understanding the procedures for system configuration. • The setting file must be backed up and stored in a safe location after configuration is complete. • The illustrations and images in this manual may vary from the actual ones.

Introduction 1. Notational symbols in this manual ........................................................................................ 5 2. Product manuals .................................................................................................................. 6 3. Configuring the system ........................................................................................................ 7 4. Flowcharts for configuring the system .................................................................................. 8 4.1 For Static IPv4 Address ................................................................................................ 9 4.2 For IPv4 Address with DHCP ...................................................................................... 14 4.3 For static IPv6 address ............................................................................................... 20 4.4 For Stateless IPv6 Address ........................................................................................ 25 4.5 For IPv6 Address with DHCP ...................................................................................... 31 Startup and configuration 1. System requirements ......................................................................................................... 38 2. Part Names ........................................................................................................................ 39 3. Connecting to a PC ............................................................................................................ 44 4. Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured .................................................... 45 5. Setting window ................................................................................................................... 48 5.1 How to configure ......................................................................................................... 48 6. System settings list ............................................................................................................ 50 Configuring the Station 1. Station Information ............................................................................................................. 60 1.1 Identification ................................................................................................................ 60 1.2 ID and Password ......................................................................................................... 61 1.3 Language .................................................................................................................... 63 1.4 Time ............................................................................................................................ 64 1.5 Expanded System ....................................................................................................... 65 2. Network Settings ................................................................................................................ 66 2.1 IP Address .................................................................................................................. 66 2.2 DNS ............................................................................................................................ 68 2.3 SIP .............................................................................................................................. 69 2.4 Multicast Address (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) .......................................................... 73 2.5 Video (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ............................................................................. 74 2.6 Audio ........................................................................................................................... 78 2.7 Packet Priority ............................................................................................................. 81 2.8 NTP ............................................................................................................................. 83

3.1 Custom Sound Registry .............................................................................................. 85 4. Call Settings ....................................................................................................................... 87 4.1 Station Information ...................................................................................................... 87 4.2 Called Stations (for Door)♣ ......................................................................................... 87 4.3 Call Origination ........................................................................................................... 90 4.4 Incoming Call .............................................................................................................. 99 5. Option Input / Relay Output Settings ................................................................................ 101 5.1 Option Input .............................................................................................................. 101 5.2 Relay Output ............................................................................................................. 103 6. Function Settings ............................................................................................................. 110 6.1 Paging Settings ......................................................................................................... 110 6.2 Email ......................................................................................................................... 111 6.3 CGI ............................................................................................................................ 120 6.4 SIF ............................................................................................................................ 121 6.5 Record ...................................................................................................................... 129 6.6 Communication Audio Messages ............................................................................. 132 6.7 Chime ........................................................................................................................ 134 6.8 CSR .......................................................................................................................... 138 6.9 SSL Certificate .......................................................................................................... 140 6.10 IEEE 802.1X ............................................................................................................. 141 7. Station Settings ................................................................................................................ 143 7.1 Volume / Tone ........................................................................................................... 143 7.2 Communication ......................................................................................................... 148 7.3 Monitor ...................................................................................................................... 149 7.4 Camera (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ........................................................................ 150 8. Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 151 8.1 Firmware Update ...................................................................................................... 151 8.2 Initialization ............................................................................................................... 152 8.3 Settings File Backup ................................................................................................. 153 8.4 System Log ............................................................................................................... 154 8.5 syslog ........................................................................................................................ 155 9. Viewing video from IX-DV or IX-DVF(-*) with 3rd party products (ONVIF) ...................... 156

IX system offers a separate manual for Installation, Settings, and Operations. Refer to the relevant manual.

The following symbols identify important information concerning operational procedures. • Terms displayed on main unit and PC screens are indicated as [XXXX]. • The pages that you should refer to are indicated as "Title (→ page XX)", (→ page XX), or page XX. • The illustrations and screen shots in this manual may vary from the actual ones. This symbol indicates that failure to observe this warning or improper use may result in serious injury or death. This symbol indicates that failure to observe this caution or improper use may result in moderate injury or product damage. Indicates important instructions that should be observed or avoided, and what should be known before operation. Please read and understand before proceeding. This symbol indicates supplementary information regarding functions, operations, and use. Warning Caution Important Note

configures the product refer to the relevant manuals. Installation Manual (comes with each station.) Refer to this when you install and connect a station. (This manual is for the installer.) The manuals listed to the right can be found on our Web site at https:// www.aiphone.net/product/support/ for download and reference. IX Support Tool Setting Manual (Electronic format (PDF file).) Describes how to configure and maintain the system using IX Support Tool. (For system administrator) Monitoring Software (IX Supervision Tool) Operation Manual (Electronic format (PDF file).) Describes how to use the Monitoring Software. (For system administrator) Operation Manual (Electronic format (PDF file).) Describes how to use each station. (For user) Web Setting Manual (Electronic format (PDF file).) Describes how to set up each station through a Web browser. (For system administrator) Installation Manual (Electronic format (PDF file).) Describes how to install each station. (For installer) Installation Manual

After installing and connecting all stations, the system will need to be fully configured before it will be operational. IX system can be configured in one of the two methods below. Choose one method. Using the "IX Support Tool" (1) is the recommended method. (1) Configure using the "IX Support Tool" application – Install the application on a PC and use to create the setting file for all stations. – You can search for IX systems on the network from a PC, and then assign and upload created setting files to selected stations. (2) Configure each station through a Web browser (Web configuration) – Access each station through a Web browser and enter setting data. – When configuring a station without using the dedicated application, settings must be input and setting data must be stored for each station. Important • When first configuring a station through a Web browser, you may be unable to transfer data to the IX Support Tool. We recommend using the IX Support Tool to configure settings the first time. • If Web configuration is used to change the "Identification" “Number♦♣ (→page 60)”, "ID and Password" “Administrator ID♦♣ (→page 61)” “Administrator Password♦♣ (→page 61)”, "IPv4 Address" “IP Address♦♣ (→page 67)”, and "IPv6 Address" “IP Address♦♣ (→page 67)” and “Called Stations (for Door)♣ (→page 87)” configured using the IX Support Tool, it will not be applied to the IX Support Tool data.

When configuring the system through a browser, follow the flowchart that fits the application. Save the setting file after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” for information on how to save setting data. If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. Flowcharts are for configuration through a Web browser. When configuring the system with IX Support Tool, refer to IX Support Tool Setting Manual. • “Create new data (→page 9)” For Static IPv4 Address • “Change the settings (→page 10)” • “Add a station (→page 11)” • “Delete a station (→page 12)” • “Replace a station (→page 13)” • “Create new data (→page 14)” For IPv4 Address with DHCP • “Change the settings (→page 16)” • “Add a station (→page 17)” • “Delete a station (→page 18)” • “Replace a station (→page 19)” • “Create new data (→page 20)” For Static IPv6 Address • “Change the settings (→page 21)” • “Add a station (→page 22)” • “Delete a station (→page 23)” • “Replace a station (→page 24)” • “Create new data (→page 25)” For stateless IPv6 Address • “Change the settings (→page 27)” • “Add a station (→page 28)” • “Delete a station (→page 29)” • “Replace a station (→page 30)” • “Create new data (→page 31)” For IPv6 Address with DHCP • “Change the settings (→page 33)” • “Add a station (→page 34)” • “Delete a station (→page 35)” • “Replace a station (→page 36)”

4.1.1 Create new data Use this flowchart to create a new setting file, e.g., when installing a new system. Important • Save the setting file after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)”. • If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. 1. Connect your PC to the station to be configured. The default IP addresses of the stations are identical. Connect one at a time. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 2. Log in to the Web server of the station to configure. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 3. First, configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 4. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 5. Configure other stations in the same manner. Refer to each station's Web Setting Manual. 6. Done.

Use this flowchart to change the settings. 1. Log in to the Web server of the station whose settings are to be modified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 2. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Did you change the [Number], [Name], [Location], or [IP Address]? YES NO 3. Revise settings for other stations and software related to what was changed. 3. Finished. 4. Finished.

Use this flowchart to add a station. 1. Connect a PC to the station to be added. Connect stations one at a time to avoid IP address conflict. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 2. Log in to the Web server of the station to be added. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 3. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 4. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 5. Add data to other stations and software if required. 6. Done.

Use this flowchart to delete a station. Important • Be sure to perform Step 1 below. Otherwise, operation may become slower. 1. Delete the data for the station to delete from all other stations and software. 2. Finished.

Use this flowchart to replace a station. Can the Web server of the station to be replaced be accessed? YES NO 1. Back up the setting file of the station to be replaced. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 1. Replace the station. 2. Replace the station. 2. Restore the stored setting file to the newly installed station. If the station setting file is modified after being stored, those changes will not be reflected. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 3. Restore the backup setting file to the newly installed station. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 4. Done. 3. Done.

4.2.1 Create new data Use this flowchart to create a new setting file, e.g., when installing a new system. Important • Due to the architecture of the IX system, DHCP configuration is only recommended for network environments utilizing managed (static) IP address leasing. For how to set up the DHCP server, refer to its manual. • Save the setting file after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)”. • If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. 1. Verify managed DHCP environment exists and that each station has been assigned a static IP address. 2. Connect a PC to the station to be configured. The default IP addresses of the stations are identical. Connect one at a time. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 3. Log in to the Web server of the station. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 4. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv4 DHCP." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station restarts and the IP address that is configured with the DHCP server beforehand is assigned. If the IP address fails to be automatically configured, it will become "192.168.1.160." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be automatically reconfigured. 5. Log in to the Web server of the station with the assigned IP address. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 6. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the setting

"Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 8. Configure other stations in the same manner. Refer to each station's Web Setting Manual. 9. Done.

Use this flowchart to change the settings. 1. Log in to the Web server of the station whose settings are to be modified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 2. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Did you change the [Number], [Name], [Location], or [IP Address]? YES NO 3. Revise settings for other stations and software related to what was changed. 3. Finished. 4. Finished.

Use this flowchart to add a station. 1. Configure the DHCP server to assign a static IP address. For how to set up the DHCP server, refer to its manual. 2. Connect a PC to the station to be added. Connect stations one at a time to avoid IP address conflict. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 3. Log in to the Web server of the station. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 4. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv4 DHCP." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station is restarted and the IP address assigned by the DHCP server beforehand will be assigned. If an IP address cannot be assigned, it will default to "192.168.1.160." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be assigned again. 5. Log in to the Web server of the station with the assigned IP address. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 6. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 7. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 8. Add data to other stations and software if required. 9. Done.

Use this flowchart to delete a station. Important • Be sure to perform Step 1 below. Otherwise, operation may become slower. 1. Delete the data for the station to delete from all other stations and software. 2. Finished.

Use this flowchart to replace a station. 1. Configure the DHCP server so that the new station installed inherits the IP address assigned to the replaced station. Refer to the DHCP server's manual for information on how to configure the DHCP server. Can the Web server of the station to be replaced be accessed? YES NO 2. Back up the setting file of the station to be replaced. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 2. Replace the station. 3. Replace the station. 3. Restore the stored setting file to the newly installed station. If the station setting file is modified after being stored, those changes will not be reflected. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 4. Restore the backup setting file to the newly installed station. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 5. Done. 4. Done.

4.3.1 Create new data Use this flowchart to create a new setting file, e.g., when installing a new system. Important • Save the settings after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)”. • If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. 1. Connect a PC to the station to be configured. The default IP addresses of the stations are identical. Connect one at a time. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 2. With the default IPv4 Address, log in to the Web server of the station to be configured. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 3. Set "Static / DHCP" to "Static IPv6" and configure "IPv6 Address." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station will be restarted with the assigned IPv6 Address. 4. Configure IPv6 addresses for other stations. 5. Log in to the Web server of each station with the assigned IPv6 address. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 6. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 7. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Refer to "Web Setting Manual" for each station. 8. Done.

Use this flowchart to change the settings. 1. Log in to the Web server of the station whose settings are to be modified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 2. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Did you change the [Number], [Name], [Location], or [IP Address]? YES NO 3. Revise settings for other stations and software related to what was changed. 3. Finished. 4. Finished.

Use this flowchart to add a station. 1. Connect a PC to the station to be added. Connect stations one at a time to avoid IP address conflict. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 2. Log in to the Web server of the added station using its IPv4 address (default value). “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 3. Set "Static / DHCP" to "Static IPv6" and configure "IPv6 Address." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station will be restarted with the assigned IPv6 Address. 4. Log in to the Web server of the added station with IPv6 address. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 5. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 6. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 7. Add data to other stations and software if required. 8. Done.

Use this flowchart to delete a station. Important • Be sure to perform Step 1 below. Otherwise, operation may become slower. 1. Delete the data for the station to delete from all other stations and software. 2. Finished.

Use this flowchart to replace a station. Can the Web server of the station to be replaced be accessed? YES NO 1. Back up the setting file of the station to be replaced. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 1. Replace the station. 2. Replace the station. 2. Restore the stored setting file to the newly installed station. If the station setting file is modified after being stored, those changes will not be reflected. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 3. Restore the backup setting file to the newly installed station. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 4. Done. 3. Done.

4.4.1 Create new data Use this flowchart to create a new setting file, e.g., when installing a new system. Support Tool is needed to configure the system using this flowchart. Install Support Tool, and set for IPv6. For set up information, refer to "IX Support Tool Setting Manual." Important • Save the setting file after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)”. • If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. 1. Install a device (e.g., router) which can transmit RA (supports the stateless IPv6 setting). Do not change the prefix of the device that can transmit Router Advertisement (RA). For how to set up the device, 2. Connect a PC to the station to be configured. The default IP addresses of the stations are identical. Connect one at a time. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 3. With the default IPv4 Address, log in to the Web server of the station to be configured. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 4. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv6 Stateless." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station restarts and an IPv6 address is automatically configured. If the IP address fails to be automatically configured, it will become "FDC2::7000." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be automatically reconfigured. 5. Configure other stations to be "IPv6 Stateless." 6. Search each station with Support Tool for its IPv6 address.

“Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 8. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 9. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Refer to "Web Setting Manual" for each station. 10. Done.

Use this flowchart to change the settings. 1. Log in to the Web server of the station whose settings are to be modified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 2. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Did you change the [Number], [Name], [Location], or [IP Address]? YES NO 3. Revise settings for other stations and software related to what was changed. 3. Finished. 4. Finished.

Use this flowchart to add a station. Support Tool is needed to configure the system using this flowchart. Install Support Tool, and set for IPv6. For set up information, refer to "IX Support Tool Setting Manual." 1. Connect a PC to the station to be added. Connect stations one at a time to avoid IP address conflict. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 2. With the default IPv4 Address, log in to the Web server of the station to be added. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 3. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv6 Stateless." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station restarts and an IPv6 address is automatically configured. If the IP address fails to be automatically configured, it will become "FDC2::7000." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be automatically reconfigured. 4. Search each station to be added with Support Tool for its IPv6 address. 5. Log in to the Web server of each station with the IPv6 addresses identified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 6. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 7. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 8. Add data to other stations and software if required. 9. Done.

Use this flowchart to delete a station. Important • Be sure to perform Step 1 below. Otherwise, operation may become slower. 1. Delete the data for the station to delete from all other stations and software. 2. Finished.

Use this flowchart to replace a station. Support Tool is needed to configure the system using this flowchart. Install Support Tool, and set for IPv6. For set up information, refer to "IX Support Tool Setting Manual." Can the Web server of the station to be replaced be accessed? YES NO 1. Download the settings of the station to be replaced. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 1. Replace the station. 2. Replace the station. 2. Configure other stations in the same manner using the newly installed station. If the station settings were modified after being stored, those changes will not be reflected. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” The station is restarted and the IPv6 address is automatically configured. 3. Upload the stored setting file to the newly installed station. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” The station is restarted and the IPv6 address is automatically configured. 4. Search the station to install with Support Tool for its IPv6 address. 3. Search the station to install with Support Tool for its IPv6 address. 5. Replace the IPv6 address of the replaced station that was registered in other stations and software with the IPv6 address of the newly installed station. 4. Replace the IPv6 address of the replaced station that was registered in other stations and software with the IPv6 address of the newly installed station. 6. Finished. 5. Finished.

4.5.1 Create new data Use this flowchart to create a new setting file, e.g., when installing a new system. Important • Save the setting file after configuring the system. Refer to “Settings File Backup (→page 153)”. • If the setting data is not saved, it may be impossible to restore it after maintenance or after-sales servicing. 1. Verify managed DHCP environment exists and that each station has been assigned a static IP address. Configure the DHCP server to assign a static IP address. The DUID of the station is "00030001 + MAC address." For how to set up the DHCP server, refer to its manual. 2. Connect a PC to the station to be configured. The default IP addresses of the stations are identical. Connect one at a time. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 3. Log in to the Web server of the station to configure using its IPv4 address (default values). “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 4. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv6 DHCPv6." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station restarts and the IPv6 address that is configured with the DHCP server beforehand is assigned. If the IP address fails to be automatically configured, it will become "FDC2::7000." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be automatically reconfigured. 5. Configure other stations in the same manner. 6. Log in once again to the Web servers of each station with the assigned IPv6 addresses. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)”

Click [Update] to update the settings. 8. Configure the station. "Configuring the station"“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Refer to "Web Setting Manual" for each station. 9. Done.

Use this flowchart to change the settings. 1. Log in to the Web server of the station whose settings are to be modified. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 2. Configure the station. Configure according to the explanations for each entry.“Configuring the Station (→page 59)” Did you change the [Number], [Name], [Location], or [IP Address]? YES NO 3. Revise settings for other stations and software related to what was changed. 3. Finished. 4. Finished.

Use this flowchart to add a station. 1. Configure the DHCP server to assign a static IP address. The DUID of the station is "00030001 + MAC address." For how to set up the DHCP server, refer to its manual. 2. Connect a PC to the station to be added. Connect stations one at a time to avoid IP address conflict. “Connecting to a PC (→page 44)” 3. With the default IPv4 Address, log in to the Web server of the station to be added. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 4. Set "Static / DHCP" to "IPv6 DHCPv6." “Static / DHCP (→page 66)” The station restarts and the IPv6 address that is configured with the DHCP server beforehand is assigned. If the IP address fails to be automatically configured, it will become "FDC2::7000." If this happens, cycle power to the station, and then the IP address will be automatically reconfigured. 5. Log in to the Web server of the station with the assigned IP address. “Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured (→page 45)” 6. Configure “Language (→page 63)”. Click [Update] to update the settings. 7. Configure the station. "Configuring the station" “Configuring the Station (→page 59)” 8. Add data to other stations and software if required. 9. Done.

Use this flowchart to delete a station. Important • Be sure to perform Step 1 below. Otherwise, operation may become slower. 1. Delete the data for the station to delete from all other stations and software. 2. Finished.

Use this flowchart to replace a station. 1. Configure the DHCP server so that the new station installed inherits the IP address assigned to the replaced station. The DUID of the station is "00030001 + MAC address." For how to set up the DHCP server, refer to its manual. Can the Web server of the station to be replaced be accessed? YES NO 2. Back up the setting file of the station to be replaced. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 2. Replace the station. 3. Replace the station. 3. Restore the stored setting file to the newly installed station. If the station setting file is modified after being stored, those changes will not be reflected. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 4. Restore the backup setting file to the newly installed station. “Settings File Backup (→page 153)” 5. Done. 4. Done.

1. System requirements Your PC must satisfy the following system requirements for configuration. Network Ethernet (10 BASE-T, 100 BASE-TX) Web browser Microsoft Edge/Internet Explorer 10.0, 11.0 / Mozilla Firefox 59 or 60 (TLS1.0, 1.1, or 1.2 enabled)

2. Part Names *1 Found by removing terminal cover. *2 Press and hold the reset button for at least 1 second (less than 5 seconds), then release to restart (reset) the station. 1 Status indicator (orange/blue) 10 Camera angle adjustment lever 2 Call indicator (green) 11 MAC address 3 Communication indicator (orange) 12 Terminal cover 4 Camera 13 Option connector terminal*1 5 Microphone 14 LAN terminal (PoE/PSE)*1 6 Door release indicator (green) 15 LAN terminal (PoE/PD)*1 7 LED for night illumination 16 Reset button*1*2 8 Speaker 17 microSD card slot*1 9 Call button Surrounding area is lit up with blue light 18 microSD card release button*1 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Front Back IX-DV Front Back IX-DVF

*1 Found by opening terminal cover. *2 Press and hold the reset button for at least 1 second (less than 5 seconds), then release to restart (reset) the station. 1 Status indicator (orange/blue) 11 Urgent call button 2 Call indicator (green) 12 Camera angle adjustment lever 3 Communication indicator (orange) 13 MAC address 4 Camera 14 Terminal cover 5 Microphone 15 Option connector terminal*1 6 Door release indicator (green) 16 LAN terminal (PoE/PSE)*1 7 LED for night illumination 17 LAN terminal (PoE/PD)*1 8 Speaker 18 Reset button*1*2 9 Call button Surrounding area is lit up with blue light. 19 microSD card slot*1 10 Braille 20 microSD card release button*1 1 2 3 6 8 10 5 4 7 9 11 12 13 14 15 18 20 16 17 19 1 2 3 6 8 5 4 7 11 10 15 18 20 12 13 14 16 17 19 IX-DVF-2RA Front Back IX-DVF-RA Front Back

*1 Found by opening terminal cover. *2 Press and hold the reset button for at least 1 second (less than 5 seconds), then release to restart (reset) the station. 1 Status indicator (orange/blue) 12 Hearing aid (T mode) compatible microphone 2 Call indicator (green) 13 Camera angle adjustment lever 3 Communication indicator (orange) 14 MAC address 4 Camera 15 Terminal cover 5 Microphone 16 Option connector terminal*1 6 Door release indicator (green) 17 LAN terminal (PoE/PSE)*1 7 LED for night illumination 18 LAN terminal (PoE/PD)*1 8 Speaker 19 Reset button*1*2 9 Call button Surrounding area is lit up with blue light. 20 microSD card slot*1 10 HID reader 21 microSD card release button*1 11 Nameplate (with backlight) 22 Hearing aid unit 1 2 3 6 8 5 4 7 9 10 16 19 21 13 14 15 17 18 20 1 2 3 6 8 11 5 4 7 12 9 16 19 21 13 14 15 17 18 20 22 IX-DVF-P Front Back IX-DVF-L Front Back

*1 Found by opening terminal cover. *2 Press and hold the reset button for at least 1 second (less than 5 seconds), then release to restart (reset) the station. 1 Status indicator (orange/blue) 10 MAC address 2 Call indicator (green) 11 Terminal cover 3 Communication indicator (orange) 12 Option connector terminal*1 4 Microphone 13 LAN terminal (PoE/PSE)*1 5 Door release indicator (green) 14 LAN terminal (PoE/PD)*1 6 Speaker 15 Reset button*1*2 7 Call button Surrounding area is lit up with blue light. 16 microSD card slot*1 8 Braille 17 microSD card release button*1 9 Urgent call button 1 2 3 5 6 4 7 12 15 17 10 11 13 14 16 1 2 3 5 6 8 4 7 9 12 15 17 10 11 13 14 16 1 2 3 5 6 8 9 4 12 15 17 10 11 13 14 16 IX-SSA Front Back IX-SSA-2RA Front Back IX-SSA-RA Front Back

■Indicators : On; : Off Name Status (pattern) Description Status indicator Orange flashing Normal flashing Booting Fast flashing Device failure, startup error Long OFF time flashing Communication failure Long initial light ON flashing Firmware version upgrading Long initial light ON flashing Mounting/ unmounting microSD card Long initial light ON flashing Initializing Blue light Operating normally Note • For a status other than those noted here, refer to "Operation Manual." 0.75sec 0.75sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.5sec 4sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 1 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 2 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 0.25 sec 1 sec

3. Connecting to a PC Connect the station with a PC using a PoE compatible switch. • Use CAT5e/6 straight cable to connect the devices through the LAN port. • The station will start up with the default IP address of 192.168.1.160 and subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Change the PC IP address as necessary. 1 Door Station 4 PoE compatible switch 2 RJ45 5 PC 3 CAT5e/6 straight cable 2 2 1 3 4 2 2 3 5

4. Log in to the Web server of the station to be configured 1. Apply power to the station. • Power is supplied by a PoE compatible switch. • The status indicator flashes (orange) when the station is starting. • The status indicator will light up blue once the station has started. 2. Start the PC and open the browser. 3. Enter the address below in the address bar of the browser to access the configuration Web server. https://IP address/webset.cgi?login • Enter the IP address of the station to be configured. • If the IP address is IPv6, put brackets ([ ]) around it. • The default IP address is 192.168.1.160, and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. 4. A certificate error screen is displayed. Click [Go on to the webpage]. Note • If a station cannot be accessed, press and hold the reset button until the status indicator flashes orange. The IP Address, Subnet Mask, Administrator ID, Administrator Password, User ID, and User Password will return to default. Access the device within one minute of resetting. Important • To prevent the certificate error screen from appearing, perform the procedures described in “CSR (→page 138)” and “SSL Certificate (→page 140)”.

5. Select the language. The login window of the selected language will be displayed. • The Web settings window will also be displayed in the selected language.

6. Enter your ID and password. 7. Click [Login] to show the setting window. Privileges Default values Administrator privileges ID: admin Password: admin User privileges ID: user Password: user Important • When you first log on, be sure to change your ID and password. Note • Do not log in to multiple devices simultaneously on the same PC.

5. Setting window When logging into the Web server of the station, the following setting window will be displayed. This window will be used to configure the station. • Depending on PC and OS being used, the window may be slightly different. • After configuring the station, confirm its operation by referring to "Operation Manual." • The screens shown in this manual are taken from the Web configuration screens for IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*). Setting window sample 5.1 How to configure 1. Click the title to be configured. • The setting window for that particular title will be displayed. 2. Configure settings for each entry. 3. When configuration is complete in this window, click [Update] to update the settings. • When the settings are updated, "Settings updated." will be displayed at the top left corner in the window. • If the update fails, an error message will be displayed. • If the settings do not need to be updated, click another title in the setting menu. • Do not turn the power off while updating. Settings window: This indicates the Settings window of the title selected. Update button: Click this button to update the station settings. Setting menu: Shows all items that can be configured. Click the title to be configured and appropriate setting window will display.

4. Repeat Steps 1 through 3 for other titles. • To log out of the Web server of the station, click [Log out] in the setting menu. Note • To stop configuring, do not use [x] to close the window. Instead, click [Log out]. If [Log out] is not used, you will be unable to login for approximately 1 hour. • The settings will not be updated if another title is selected without clicking [Update]. • When no activity is detected for one hour, the connection will be automatically terminated.

6. System settings list The table below shows all the settings for the system. The symbols indicate the following: ♦: Indicates a required field. A value must be entered. Retain the default settings, unless a change is necessary. ♣: Indicates that Support Tool has uploaded the data. If the entry is altered through a Web browser, Support Tool will not recognize the change. • The following list shows an overview of Web configuration. The content, how they are displayed, and the order of entries may vary from the actual screens. • Download the setting file and back it up at a safe location (→page 153). Otherwise, it may become impossible to restore the settings after fixing a malfunction. Access privileges A: Administrator U: User Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U Station Information Identification - - Number♦♣ ✔ 60 Name ✔ 60 Location ✔ 60 ID and Password - - Administrator ID♦♣ ✔ 61 Administrator Password♦♣ ✔ 61 User ID♦ ✔ ✔ 61 User Password♦ ✔ ✔ 61 ONVIF ID (IX-DV, IX-DVF(-*) only) ♦ ✔ ✔ 61 ONVIF Password (IX-DV, IX- DVF(-*) only) ♦ ✔ ✔ 61 RTSP ID♦ ✔ ✔ 62 RTSP Password ♦ ✔ ✔ 62 Language - - Language ✔ ✔ 63 Time Time Zone - Select time zone ✔ ✔ 64 Daylight Savings Time - Enable automatic daylight savings time ✔ ✔ 64 Date and Time - Set date and time ✔ ✔ 64 Expanded System (not used) - - - ✔ 65 Network Settings IP Address Static / DHCP - - ✔ 66 IPv4 Address - IP Address♦♣ ✔ 67 Subnet Mask♦ ✔ 67 Default Gateway ✔ 67 IPv6 Address - IP Address♦♣ ✔ 67 Default Gateway ✔ 67

DNS Primary Server - IPv4 ✔ 68 IPv6 ✔ 68 Secondary Server - IPv4 ✔ 68 IPv6 ✔ 68 SIP SIP Connections - SIP Signaling Port♦ ✔ 69 User Agent ✔ 69 SIP Server Primary Server ID ✔ 69 Password ✔ 70 IPv4 Address ✔ 70 IPv6 Address ✔ 70 Port♦ ✔ 70 Secondary Server ID ✔ 70 Password ✔ 70 IPv4 Address ✔ 70 IPv6 Address ✔ 71 Port♦ ✔ 71 Tertiary Server ID ✔ 71 Password ✔ 71 IPv4 Address ✔ 71 IPv6 Address ✔ 71 Port♦ ✔ 71 Miscellaneous - Register Transmission Interval [sec]♦ ✔ 72 DTMF digit interval timeout [sec]♦ ✔ 72 Call health check timer♦ ✔ 72 Multicast Address (IX-DV and IX-DVF(- *) only) For Call - IPv4 ✔ 73 IPv6 ✔ 73 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Video (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) Video Encoder 1 - Resolution ✔ ✔ 74 Frame Rate [fps] ✔ ✔ 74 Select Profile ✔ ✔ 75 I-picture interval♦ ✔ ✔ 75 Bit rate [kbps] ✔ ✔ 75 RTP Start Port♦ ✔ 75 RTP End Port♦ ✔ 75 Video Encoder 2 - Second Video Encoder ✔ ✔ 76 Video Codec ✔ ✔ 76 Resolution ✔ ✔ 76 Frame Rate [fps] ✔ ✔ 76 Select Profile [H.264 / AVC] ✔ ✔ 77 I-picture interval [H.264/ AVC]♦ ✔ ✔ 77 Bit rate [kbps] [H.264 / AVC] ✔ ✔ 77 Select Quality [Motion-JPEG] ✔ ✔ 77 RTP Start Port♦ ✔ 77 RTP End Port♦ ✔ 77 Audio - - Audio Codec ✔ 78 Audio RTP Transmission Interval [msec] ✔ 79 RTP Idle Detection Time [sec]♦ ✔ 79 Audio 1 RTP Start Port♦ ✔ 79 Audio 1 RTP End Port♦ ✔ 79 Audio 2 RTP Start Port♦ ✔ 79 Audio 2 RTP End Port♦ ✔ 79 Audio Buffer - Packets Buffered at Audio Start ✔ 80 Maximum Packets Buffered ✔ 80 Packet Priority - - TOS Value (Audio)♦ ✔ 81 TOS Value (Video) (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ♦ ✔ 81 TOS Value (SIP)♦ ✔ 81 VLAN Setting ✔ 81 VLAN ID♦ ✔ 82 VLAN Priority ✔ 82 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

NTP Enable NTP - - ✔ ✔ 83 Synchronization Interval [hour]♦ - - ✔ 83 Primary Server Address IPv4 ✔ 83 IPv6 ✔ 83 Port♦ - ✔ 84 Secondary Server Address IPv4 ✔ 84 IPv6 ✔ 84 Port♦ - ✔ 84 System Information Custom Sound Registry - - - ✔ ✔ 85 Call Settings Station Information - - Call Button Function ✔ 87 Called Stations (for Door)♣ - - Station Number ✔ 88 IPv4 Address ✔ 88 IPv6 Address ✔ 88 Station Type ✔ 89 Protocol (IX-DV and IX-DVF(- *) only) ✔ 89 Call Origination Call Origination Advanced Settings - Call Method ✔ ✔ 90 Ringback Tone ✔ ✔ 91 Call Timeout♦ ✔ ✔ 91 Ringback Tone Count [time(s)] ✔ ✔ 91 Standard Mode Settings Call Destination ✔ ✔ 92 Priority ✔ ✔ 92 Destination by Time Delay Settings Call Destination ✔ ✔ 92 Priority ✔ ✔ 92 Destination Dwell Time [sec]♦ ✔ ✔ 92 Schedule Settings - ✔ ✔ 93 Tone Settings - Busy Tone ✔ ✔ 96 Error Tone (Call Failed) ✔ ✔ 97 Call Restart Function - Call Restart Function ✔ ✔ 98 Incoming Call Call Answer Settings - Auto Answer ✔ ✔ 99 Ringtone - Ringtone ✔ ✔ 99 Ringback Tone Count [time(s)] ✔ ✔ 100 VoIP Phone - VoIP Phone Call Priority ✔ ✔ 100 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Option Input / Relay Output Settings Option Input Option Input Advanced Settings - Name ✔ 101 Function ✔ 102 Type ✔ 102 Detection Time Range ✔ 102 API 1 ✔ 102 API 2 ✔ 102 Relay Output Relay Output Advanced Settings - Name ✔ 104 Function ✔ 104 Option Relay Control ✔ 105 Output Time Range ✔ 105 Door Release Authorization ✔ ✔ 105 Sound Settings ✔ ✔ 106 Schedule Settings - ✔ 106 Option Relay Control Authentication Key - - ✔ ✔ 109 Function Settings Paging Settings - - Paging Pretone ✔ ✔ 110 Email Server Settings - SMTP Server ✔ 111 SMTP Port♦ ✔ 111 SMTP Encryption ✔ 111 Authentication Settings - SMTP Authentication ✔ 112 Mode ✔ 112 ID ✔ 112 Password ✔ 112 Email Addresses - Destination 1 ✔ ✔ 113 Destination 2 ✔ ✔ 113 Destination 3 ✔ ✔ 113 Source Address ✔ 113 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Email Event Trigger - Outgoing Normal Call ✔ ✔ 114 Incoming Normal Call ✔ ✔ 114 Outgoing Priority Call ✔ ✔ 114 Incoming Priority Call ✔ ✔ 115 Outgoing Urgent Call ✔ ✔ 115 Incoming Urgent Call ✔ ✔ 115 Call Failed ✔ ✔ 115 Latch Reset ✔ ✔ 115 Error ✔ ✔ 115 Station Restarted ✔ ✔ 115 SD Card Error ✔ ✔ 116 Recording Memory Full ✔ ✔ 116 Subject ✔ ✔ 116 Periodic Log Transmission - Periodic Log Transmission ✔ ✔ 116 Periodic Log Transmit Time ✔ ✔ 117 Periodic Log Transmit Interval ✔ ✔ 117 Periodic Log Transmission Subject ✔ ✔ 117 Send Test Email - - ✔ ✔ 118 Additional Settings (IX- DV, IX-DVF(-*) only) - Attach Image ✔ ✔ 119 Image Filename ✔ ✔ 119 CGI CGI Functionality - - ✔ 120 SIF SIF Functionality - - ✔ 121 SIP URI Format - - ✔ 121 SIF Settings - Program Type ✔ 122 IPv4 ✔ 122 IPv6 ✔ 122 Destination Port ✔ 122 SSL ✔ 122 Connection ✔ 122 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Transmission Trigger - Begin Outgoing Call ✔ 123 Begin Communication (Source) ✔ 123 End Communication ✔ 123 Change contact ✔ 124 Unit error ✔ 124 Periodical Transmission ✔ 124 Initialization Notice ✔ 124 End Outgoing Call ✔ 124 Begin Incoming Call ✔ 124 End Incoming Call ✔ 124 Latch Reset ✔ 125 Change Call Destination ✔ 125 Call Failure ✔ 125 Begin Incoming Page ✔ 125 End Incoming Page ✔ 125 Begin Monitored ✔ 125 End Monitored ✔ 125 Begin Communication (Destination) ✔ 126 Begin Record ✔ 126 End Record ✔ 126 Recording Memory Full ✔ 126 SD Card Error ✔ 126 SIP Registration Failure ✔ 126 Periodical Transmission Interval - Periodical Transmission Interval♦ ✔ 127 SIF File Management - SIF Communication Settings (sif.ini) ✔ 128 SIF Parameter Settings (sif_conf.ini) ✔ 128 Record - - Record Mode ✔ ✔ 129 Record Event ✔ ✔ 129 Prevent Overwrite ✔ ✔ 130 Video Recording File Length ✔ ✔ 130 Audio Recording (IX-DV, IX- DVF(-*) only) ✔ ✔ 130 Schedule Settings Weekly Schedule - ✔ ✔ 131 Communication Audio Messages Start Communication - - ✔ ✔ 132 Code Received - Code ✔ ✔ 133 Message ✔ ✔ 133 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Chime Weekly Schedule - Start Time ✔ ✔ 134 Chime ✔ ✔ 135 Daily Schedule - Start Time ✔ ✔ 136 Chime ✔ ✔ 137 CSR - - Country ✔ 138 State/County/Region ✔ 138 City/Locality ✔ 138 Organization ✔ 138 Organizational Unit ✔ 138 Common Name ✔ 139 SSL Certificate - - - ✔ 140 IEEE802.1X - - IEEE802.1X ✔ 141 EAP ✔ 141 EAP User Name ✔ 141 EAP Password ✔ 141 Certificate Authority ✔ 142 Client Certificate ✔ 142 Client Private Key ✔ 142 Station Settings Volume / Tone Volume - Transmit ✔ ✔ 143 Receive ✔ ✔ 143 VoIP Phone Volume Adjustment ✔ ✔ 143 Ringtone ✔ ✔ 143 Paging ✔ ✔ 144 Tone - Communication Timeout Notification ✔ ✔ 144 Communication End Pretone ✔ ✔ 144 Auto Answer Tone ✔ ✔ 145 Key Received ✔ ✔ 146 Error ✔ ✔ 147 Audio Output (for Door) ✔ 147 Communication - - Talk Timeout [sec]♦ ✔ ✔ 148 Communication Start Tone ✔ ✔ 148 Monitor - - Prevent Being Monitored ✔ 149 Monitored Notification Tone ✔ ✔ 149 Monitored LED Notification ✔ ✔ 149 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

Camera (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) Adjustment - Backlight Compensation ✔ ✔ 150 Low Light Sensitivity ✔ ✔ 150 White LED - Call / Communication ✔ ✔ 150 Monitored ✔ ✔ 150 Maintenance Firmware Update - - - ✔ 151 Initialization - - Initialization ✔ 152 Initialize User Settings ✔ ✔ 152 Settings File Backup - - Download Settings File ✔ 153 Restore Settings File ✔ 153 System Log - - Download ✔ 154 syslog (not used) - - IPv4 Address ✔ 155 IPv6 Address ✔ 155 Entry Access privilege s Reference page A U

♦: Be sure to input the settings. Upon use, leave the unnecessary items at their default values. ♣: Indicates that IX Support Tool has uploaded the data. If the entry is altered through a Web browser, the data will not be applied to IX Support Tool.

1. Station Information 1.1 Identification ■Number♦♣ ■Name ■Location Description Enter the station number. Give each station a unique number. The set station number will be displayed on the recipient side when an outgoing call is made. Settings 3 - 5 digits Default values — Description Enter the station name. The set station name will be displayed on the recipient side when an outgoing call is made. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Description Enter the location where the station is installed. The set installed location will be displayed on the recipient side when an outgoing call is made. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values —

1.2 ID and Password ■Administrator ID♦♣ ■Administrator Password♦♣ ■User ID♦ ■User Password♦ ■ONVIF ID (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ♦ ■ONVIF Password (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ♦ Description Set the ID of the administrator account for accessing via a Web browser to configure a station. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values admin Description Set the password of the administrator account for accessing via a Web browser to configure a station. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values admin Description Set the ID of a general user account for accessing via a Web browser to configure a station. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values user Description Set the password of a general user account for accessing via a Web browser to configure a station. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values user Description Configure the Authentication ID used to connect to the station from a 3rd party product using ONVIF. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values aiphone Description Configure the Authentication Password used to connect to the station from a 3rd party product using ONVIF. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values aiphone

■RTSP ID♦ ■RTSP Password ♦ Description Configure the Authentication ID used to connect to the station from a 3rd party product using RTSP. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values aiphone Description Configure the Authentication Password used to connect to the station from a 3rd party product using RTSP. Settings 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters Default values aiphone Note • "Administrator ID" and "User ID" cannot be identical. • The ONVIF port number is "10080" and the RTSP port number is "554." • Refer to “Viewing video from IX-DV or IX-DVF(-*) with 3rd party products (ONVIF) (→page 156)” for information on connecting IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) with a 3rd party product. • The "Administrator Password," "User Password," "ONVIF Password," and "RTSP Password " are displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings window.

1.3 Language ■Language Description Configure the language for the following on the station. • Language used for various settings (including the station name) • Set the email and System Log language. Settings • Japanese • English Default values English Note • When you first login to Web configuration with the station in its default state, the language will be set to the same language that was selected when logging in.

1.4 Time 1.4.1 Time Zone ■Select time zone 1.4.2 Daylight Savings Time ■Enable automatic daylight savings time 1.4.3 Date and Time ■Set date and time Description Select the time zone. Settings Select from 99 regions Default values (GMT-08:00) Pacific Standard Time (US), Tijuana Note • When you first login to Web configuration with the station in its default state, this will be set as follows depending on the language selected when logging in. Japanese: (GMT+09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo English: (GMT-08:00) Pacific Standard Time (US), Tijuana Description Adjusts the daylight saving time automatically to match the region selected in "Select time zone." Settings • Yes • No Default values No Description Set the current time for the system. This is a required setting. Settings 2017/1/1/00:00:00 - 2037/12/31/23:59:59 [Sync with PC]: Set to the current time setting of the PC. Default values The time from 2018/1/1/00:00:00 with the time difference set in "Select time zone" applied Remarks The time cannot be updated by pressing [Update]. Press [Apply Time to Station] to update.

2. Network Settings 2.1 IP Address 2.1.1 Static / DHCP Important • When a setting related to the IP Address is updated, the station will restart. In some cases, it may take around 10 minutes for the station to start up. Description Select the addressing method for the IP Address selected. Settings • When selecting IPv4: – Static – DHCP • When selecting IPv6: – Static – Stateless – DHCPv6 Default values IPv4 • Static Important • IPv4 and IPv6 cannot be mixed in the same system. • When selecting "DHCP" for IPv4, configure the system so that the DHCP server assigns a Static IP Address to each station. • When selecting "Stateless" for IPv6, do not change the prefix of the device that can transmit RA. • When selecting "DHCPv6" for IPv6, configure the system so that the DHCP server assigns a Static IP Address to each station. The DUID of the station is "00030001 + MAC address." • When setting up a product from another manufacturer, such as a DHCP server, refer to its manual.

2.1.2 IPv4 Address ■IP Address♦♣ ■Subnet Mask♦ ■Default Gateway 2.1.3 IPv6 Address ■IP Address♦♣ ■Default Gateway Important • When "Static / DHCP" is "DHCP," and the entered "IP Address," "Subnet Mask," and "Default Gateway" are updated, these changes will not be applied. Description Set the IP address. Do not use duplicate IP addresses. Doing so will cause the system to malfunction. Settings 1.0.0.1 - 223.255.255.254 Default values — Description Set the subnet mask. Settings 128.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 Default values — Description Set the default gateway of the network to which the station belongs. Settings 1.0.0.1 - 223.255.255.254 Default values — Important • When "Static / DHCP" is "Stateless" or "DHCPv6," and the entered "IP Address" and "Default Gateway" is updated, these changes will not be applied. Description Set the IP address. Do not use duplicate IP addresses. Doing so will cause the system to malfunction. Settings 2000::0 - 3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or FD00::0 - FDFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Default values — Description Set the default gateway of the network to which the station belongs. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Default values —

2.2 DNS If the IPv4 or IPv6 address for each item was configured by hostname, a DNS server must be configured for name resolution. 2.2.1 Primary Server ■IPv4 ■IPv6 2.2.2 Secondary Server ■IPv4 ■IPv6 Description Configure the IPv4 address of the primary DNS server. Settings 1.0.0.1 - 223.255.255.254 Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the primary DNS server. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Default values — Description Configure the IPv4 address of the secondary DNS server. Settings 1.0.0.1 - 223.255.255.254 Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the secondary DNS server. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Default values —

2.3 SIP 2.3.1 SIP Connections ■SIP Signaling Port♦ ■User Agent 2.3.2 SIP Server Configure integration with 3rd party SIP based PBX systems. Please contact your local Aiphone distribution for more information. 2.3.2.1 Primary Server ■ID Description Configure the port for SIP communication. Configure the same port number for any stations which call or communicate with each other. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 5060 Description Configure the SIP user agent. Settings 1 - 36 alphanumeric characters Default values — Description Configure the user ID used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values —

■Password ■IPv4 Address ■IPv6 Address ■Port♦ 2.3.2.2 Secondary Server ■ID ■Password ■IPv4 Address Description Configure the password used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Note • The "Password" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings window. Description Configure the IPv4 address of the IP-PBX. Settings 1.0.0.1-223.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the IP-PBX. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the port number for communicating with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 5060 Description Configure the user ID used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Description Configure the password used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Note • The "Password" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings window. Description Configure the IPv4 address of the IP-PBX. Settings 1.0.0.1-223.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values —

■IPv6 Address ■Port♦ 2.3.2.3 Tertiary Server ■ID ■Password ■IPv4 Address ■IPv6 Address ■Port♦ Description Configure the IPv6 address of the IP-PBX. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the port number for communicating with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 5060 Description Configure the user ID used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Description Configure the password used to authenticate with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 24 alphanumeric characters Default values — Note • The "Password" is displayed as "●●●●●" in the Settings window. Description Configure the IPv4 address of the IP-PBX. Settings 1.0.0.1-223.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the IP-PBX. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the port number for communicating with the IP-PBX. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 5060

2.3.3 Miscellaneous ■Register Transmission Interval [sec]♦ ■DTMF digit interval timeout [sec]♦ ■Call health check timer♦ Description Configure the interval at which to send Register to the IP-PBX. Settings 10-14400 sec Default values 3600 sec Description Configure the time to timeout signal reception, when a DTMF signal is not received from the VoIP Phone for a continuous period of time. Settings 1 - 10 sec Default values 5 sec Description When a communication error occurs during a call or while monitoring, the connection is disconnected after the specified time elapses. Settings • 80 - 3600 sec: Select when configuring a value from 80 to 3600 sec. • Do not transmit re-INVITE: Do not detect communication errors. Default values 90 sec.

2.4 Multicast Address (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) This should be configured when you enable the multicast feature in “Called Stations (for Door)♣ (→page 87)”. 2.4.1 For Call ■IPv4 ■IPv6 Description Configure the IPv4 multicast address. IPv4 multicast addresses should be unique for each station. Settings 224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 multicast address. IPv6 multicast addresses should be unique for each station. Settings FF10::0 - FF1F:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Default values —

2.5 Video (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) 2.5.1 Video Encoder 1 Configure settings for videos during calls between IX system stations, during communication, and during calls with VoIP phones. The coding system will be H.264 / AVC. ■Resolution ■Frame Rate [fps] Description Choose the resolution. Settings • 320×240 (QVGA) • 640×480 (VGA) Default values 640×480 (VGA) Description Choose the frame rate. Settings 1, 2, 3, 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 30 fps When set to 7.5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 fps, the frame rate will drop to 5 fps once approximately 10 minutes have elapsed after an outgoing call is made. Default values 15 fps Note • The frame rate may be lower than the set value depending on the video being sent, the number of recipient stations, and the network environment.

■Select Profile ■I-picture interval♦ ■Bit rate [kbps] ■RTP Start Port♦ ■RTP End Port♦ Description Configure the profile. Settings • Baseline • Main • High Default values Main Description Configure the interval at which I-pictures are sent. Settings 1 - 100 Default values 15 Description Set the bit rate. Settings 32, 64, 128, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 2048 kbps Default values 1024 kbps Note • The bit rate may be lower than the set value depending on the video being sent, the number of recipient stations, and the network environment. Description Configure the range of ports communicating RTP. The difference of (RTP Start Port) - (RTP End Port) should be 90 or greater. If this is less than 90, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65534 Default values 30000 Description Configure the range of ports communicating RTP. The difference of (RTP Start Port) - (RTP End Port) should be 90 or greater. If this is less than 90, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 31000

2.5.2 Video Encoder 2 If you want to transmit video in ONVIF, you should configure these. To view video from IX-DV or IX-DVF(-*) with a 3rd party product, refer to “Viewing video from IX-DV or IX-DVF(-*) with 3rd party products (ONVIF) (→page 156)”. ■Second Video Encoder ■Video Codec ■Resolution ■Frame Rate [fps] Important • Settings may be changed due to a request of the product to be connected. For detailed information, refer to the respective manual of the manufacturer. Description Choose to enable/disable the second video encoder. Set to "Enable" when transmitting video using ONVIF. Settings • Enable • Disable Default values Enable Description Choose the video encoding format. Settings • H.264 / AVC • Motion-JPEG Default values H.264 / AVC Description Choose the resolution. Settings • 320×240 (QVGA) • 640×480 (VGA) • 800x480 (WVGA) • 1280x720 (HD) • 1280x960 (SXVGA) Default values 1280x720 (HD) Description Choose the frame rate. Settings 1, 2, 3, 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 30 fps Default values 10 fps Note • The frame rate may be lower than the set value depending on the video being sent, the number of recipient stations, and the network environment.

■Select Profile [H.264 / AVC] ■I-picture interval [H.264/AVC]♦ ■Bit rate [kbps] [H.264 / AVC] ■Select Quality [Motion-JPEG] ■RTP Start Port♦ ■RTP End Port♦ Description Configure the profile for H.264 / AVC. Settings • Baseline • Main • High Default values Main Description Choose the intervals for transmitting pictures of H.264 / AVC. Settings 1 - 100 Default values 10 Description Choose the bit rate of H.264 / AVC. Settings 32, 64, 128, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192 kbps Default values 2048 kbps Note • The bit rate may be lower than the set value depending on the video being sent, the number of recipient stations, and the network environment. Description Choose the picture quality of Motion-JPEG. Settings 1 (Low) - 10 (High) Default values 6 Description Configure the range of ports communicating RTP. The difference of (RTP Start Port) - (RTP End Port) should be 10 or greater. If this is less than 10, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65534 Default values 32000 Description Configure the range of ports communicating RTP. The difference of (RTP Start Port) - (RTP End Port) should be 10 or greater. If this is less than 10, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 33000

2.6 Audio ■Audio Codec Description Select the audio codec. Settings • G.711 (μ-law) • G.711 (A-law) • G.722 Default values G.711 (μ-law) Important • When changing from "G.711" to "G.722" or from "G.722" to "G.711," the station will restart. In some cases, it may take around 10 minutes for the station to restart. • Stations with different audio codecs (G.711 and G.722) selected cannot ring, call, monitor, or page each other. • When set to "G.722," audio will not be sent to 3rd party products connected via ONVIF. • When changing "G.711" to "G.722" and "G.722" to "G.711," change the custom tones used for the following subcategories to audio files with appropriate audio sample rates.“Custom Sound Registry (→page 85)” – "Call Origination" - "Call Button" - “Ringback Tone (→page 91)” – "Call Origination" - "Option Input 1 - 6" - “Ringback Tone (→page 91)” – "Call Origination" - “Busy Tone (→page 96)” – "Call Origination" - “Error Tone (Call Failed) (→page 97)” – "Incoming Call" - “Ringtone (→page 99)” – "Relay Output" - “Sound Settings (→page 106)” – "Paging Settings" - “Paging Pretone (→page 110)” – "Communication Audio Messages" - “Start Communication (→page 132)” – "Communication Audio Messages" - "Code Received" - “Message (→page 133)” – "Chime" - "Weekly Schedule" - “Chime (→page 135)” – "Chime" - "Daily Schedule" - “Chime (→page 137)” – "Volume / Tone" - “Communication Timeout Notification (→page 144)” – "Volume / Tone" - “Communication End Pretone (→page 144)” – "Volume / Tone" - “Auto Answer Tone (→page 145)” – "Volume / Tone" - “Key Received (→page 146)” – "Volume / Tone" - “Error (→page 147)” – "Communication" - “Communication Start Tone (→page 148)” – "Monitor" - “Monitored Notification Tone (→page 149)”

■Audio RTP Transmission Interval [msec] ■RTP Idle Detection Time [sec]♦ ■Audio 1 RTP Start Port♦ ■Audio 1 RTP End Port♦ ■Audio 2 RTP Start Port♦ ■Audio 2 RTP End Port♦ Description Select the transmission interval for RTP audio. Settings 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 msec Default values 20msec Description Configure the time to detect the idle state of RTP audio. If RTP audio is not received within the specified time during a call or when paging, it will be disconnected. Settings 10-180 sec (by 1 sec) Default values 10sec Description Configure the port number range for sending and receiving RTP audio, such as when calling between IX System stations. Configure so that there are at least 210 ports free between the (Audio 1 RTP Start Port) and (Audio 1 RTP End Port). If the difference is less than 210, ports outside the set range may be used. Settings 1 - 65534 Default values 20000 Description Configure the port number range for sending and receiving RTP audio, such as when calling between IX System stations. Configure so that there are at least 210 ports free between the (Audio 1 RTP Start Port) and (Audio 1 RTP End Port). If the difference is less than 210, ports outside the set range may be used. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 21000 Description Configure the port number range for sending RTP audio to a 3rd party product connected via ONVIF or RTSP. Configure so that there are at least 10 ports free between the (Audio 2 RTP Start Port) and (Audio 2 RTP End Port). If this is less than 10, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65534 Default values 22000 Description Configure the port number range for sending RTP audio to a 3rd party product connected via ONVIF or RTSP. Configure so that there are at least 10 ports free between the (Audio 2 RTP Start Port) and (Audio 2 RTP End Port). If this is less than 10, a port outside the range may be used. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 23000

2.6.1 Audio Buffer ■Packets Buffered at Audio Start ■Maximum Packets Buffered Description Configure the number of packets buffered until audio is started. Settings 0 - 4 Default values 1 Description Set the maximum number of packets to be buffered. When the system receives more packets, the oldest packets are discarded. Choose a value greater than "Packets Buffered at Audio Start." Settings 2 - 10 Default values 3

2.7 Packet Priority ■TOS Value (Audio)♦ ■TOS Value (Video) (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) ♦ ■TOS Value (SIP)♦ ■VLAN Setting Important • When a VLAN-related setting is updated, the station will restart. In some cases, it may take around 10 minutes for the station to restart. Description Configure the audio packet priority (TOS Value). Settings 0x00 - 0xFF Default values 0x00 Description Choose the priority level (TOS Value) of the video packets. Settings 0x00 - 0xFF Default values 0x00 Description Configure the packet priority (TOS Value) for SIP. Settings 0x00 - 0xFF Default values 0x00 Description Enable/disable VLAN tagging. Settings • Enable • Disable Default values Disable Important • When “VLAN Setting (→page 81)” is set to "Enable," ensure that the switches, PCs, and stations are all configured for VLAN operation.

■VLAN ID♦ ■VLAN Priority Description Configure the VLAN ID. Settings 1 - 4094 Default values 1 Description Configure the VLAN priority. Settings 0 (low) to 7 (high) Default values 0

2.8 NTP 2.8.1 Enable NTP 2.8.2 Synchronization Interval [hour]♦ 2.8.3 Primary Server 2.8.3.1 Address ■IPv4 ■IPv6 Description Configure whether to obtain the time from an NTP server. Settings • Yes • No Use Default values No Use Description Configure the interval for synchronizing the clock with the NTP server. Settings 1-255 hours (by one hour) Default values 24hour Description Configure the IPv4 address of the primary NTP server. When using a Hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings 1.0.0.1-223.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the primary NTP server. When using a Hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values —

2.8.3.2 Port♦ 2.8.4 Secondary Server 2.8.4.1 Address ■IPv4 ■IPv6 2.8.4.2 Port♦ Description Set the port number for communicating with NTP. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 123 Description Configure the IPv4 address of the secondary NTP server. When using a Hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings 1.0.0.1-223.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Configure the IPv6 address of the secondary NTP server. When using a Hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Set the port number for communicating with NTP. Settings 1 - 65535 Default values 123

3. System Information 3.1 Custom Sound Registry A maximum of 100 audio files may be registered for use as calling tones, etc. (total length of within approximately 200 seconds). ■Custom Sound Registry How to register a custom sound 1. Click [Browse] at the end of the row for the station with which to register the audio file. 2. Select the audio file to register and click [Open]. 3. When done, click [Update]. Description Register the audio files to be used for ringtones, etc. Settings • Name: This is the file name of the registered file. The name will be shown as the setting value when configuring the calling tone and other settings. • Browse for .wav file: Total of 100 files, and total length within approximately 200 seconds. • File Name: 1-41 alphanumeric characters (without file extensions) • Sound file format: – File type: wav format – Audio sample size: 16 bits – Audio sample rate: 8 kHz,16 kHz 8 kHz (when “Audio Codec (→page 78)” is "G.711 (μ-Law)" or "G.711 (A-Law)") 16 kHz (when “Audio Codec (→page 78)” is "G.722") – Channel 1 (monaural) Default values —

How to delete a custom sound 1. Check the [Delete] box of the audio file to delete. 2. Click [Update]. Note • When using this as a calling tone or ringtone, add a period of silence after the audio source. • Sample files of custom sounds are provided on our website (https://www.aiphone.net/product/) for download and use as audio sources.

4. Call Settings 4.1 Station Information ■Call Button Function 4.2 Called Stations (for Door)♣ Configure the group to call when the call button is pressed or a contact input call is made. Up to 20 stations can be configured in a single group, and up to 10 groups can be configured. Any station other than IX-DA(-*), IX-BA, or IXW-MA can be registered as call recipient. Description Configure functionality when the call button is pressed. Settings • Call: Make an outgoing call. • Call, Cancel Call, End Communication: Make an outgoing call, or end the outgoing call or communication. • Call, Answer Call, End Communication: Make an outgoing call, answer a call when there is an incoming call or incoming page, or end the outgoing call or communication. Default values Call Caution If “Auto Answer (→page 99)” is set to "OFF," always set "Call Button Function" to "Call, Answer Call, End Communication." You will be unable to receive calls. Note • Contact input calls from this station and calls switched from a contact input call cannot be ended by pressing the call button. Important • Do not register the same station multiple times within a group. • Only a single VoIP Phone can be registered to each group.

How to configure Called Stations (for Door) 1. Select the group number to configure from "Option Input #." • Settings for the selected group are displayed. 2. Configure the stations to register to the group. 3. When done, click [Update]. ■Station Number ■IPv4 Address ■IPv6 Address Description Enter the station number. Settings 3-32 digits. Default values — Description Set the IPv4 address of the station. When using a Hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings 1.0.0.1-233.255.255.254 or hostname(1-64 alphanumeric characters) Default values — Description Set the IPv6 address of the station. When using a hostname, set up “DNS (→page 68)”. Settings ::FF:0 - FEFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or hostname (1 - 64 alphanumeric characters) Default values —

■Station Type: ■Protocol (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) Description Select the station type. Settings • IX-MV • IX-MV7-* • IX-RS-* • IX-DV, IX-DVF(-*) • IX-SS-2G • IX-SSA(-*) • VoIP Phone • IX-EA, IX-EAU: Not used. • IX-FA: Not used. Default values — Description Select the communication protocol used to make an outgoing call. Settings • U: When making an outgoing call, video and audio are sent via unicast. • M: When making an outgoing call, video is sent via multicast and audio is sent via unicast. This can be configured only when the recipient is IX-MV7-* or IX-MV. Default values — Important • If "M" was selected, be sure to configure “Multicast Address (IX-DV and IX-DVF(-*) only) (→page 73)”.

4.3 Call Origination Click [Call Origination]. Or, click "Call Origination" in the Setting menu to switch to the outgoing call screen. 4.3.1 Call Origination Advanced Settings How to configure advanced Call Origination settings 1. In "Call Button / Option Input #," select "Call Button," "Option Input 1" to "Option Input 6." • Settings for the selected outgoing call method are displayed. 2. Configure each item. 3. When done, click [Update]. ■Call Method Description Configure the automatic call recipient switching method. For details on how to configure the settings, refer to “Standard Mode Settings (→page 92)” and onward. Settings • Standard Destination: Switching not performed automatically. • Change Destination by Time Delay: Switches on timer set in “Destination Dwell Time [sec] (→page 92)”. Switching destination groups are set in “Call Destination (→page 92)”. Up to eight can be set. • Change Destination by Schedule: Switches on schedule set with “Schedule Settings (→page 93)”. Default values Standard Destination

■Ringback Tone ■Call Timeout♦ ■Ringback Tone Count [time(s)] Description Configure the calling tone heard from this station when an outgoing call is made. Settings • None • Call Pattern 1 • Call Pattern 2 • Call Pattern 3 • Call Pattern 4 • Call Pattern 5 • Call Pattern 6 • Tremolo Sound • Busy Response Tone • On Hold • Operation Sound • Error • Pre Tone 1 • Pre Tone 2 • Pre Tone 3 • Communication End Pretone • Call Queue Notification • Waiting Reply Tone • Select from the sound source registered in “Custom Sound Registry (→page 85)”. Default values Call Button: Call Pattern 1 Option Input 1: Call Pattern 2 Option Input 2: Call Pattern 3 Option Input 3: Call Pattern 4 Option Input 4: Call Pattern 5 Option Input 5: Call Pattern 6 Option Input 6: Tremolo Sound Description Configure the call transmission time. Settings • 10 - 600 sec: Select when setting a value from 10 to 600 sec (by 1 sec). • Infinite: Outgoing call continues until the recipient responds. Default values 60sec Note • When calling a VoIP phone, this will be the shorter time of the time set for "Call Timeout" and the call duration configured on the IP-PBX. Description Configure the calling tone ringtone count. Settings • 1 - 20 times • Infinite: The calling tone continues to play for the amount of time configured in “Call Timeout♦ (→page 91)”. Default values Infinite

4.3.1.1 Standard Mode Settings Configure the call group number and call priority when “Call Method (→page 90)” is set to "Standard Destination". ■Call Destination ■Priority 4.3.1.2 Destination by Time Delay Settings Configure the call group number to switchover, switching time, and priority when “Call Method (→page 90)” is set to "Change Destination by Time Delay." A maximum of eight groups can be configured. Groups will be switched in order at each configured switchover time. ■Call Destination ■Priority ■Destination Dwell Time [sec]♦ Description Configure the call destination group number. Settings 01 - 10 Default values Call Button: 01 Option Input 1-5: ― Option Input 6: 01 Description Configure the call priority. Settings • Normal • Priority • Urgent Default values • Call Button: Normal • Option Input 1-5: Normal • Option Input 6: Urgent Description Configure the number of the call group to switchover. Settings 01 - 10 Default values — Description Configure the call priority. Settings • Normal • Priority • Urgent Default values Normal Description Configure the switchover time for the call destination group. Settings 10-600sec / 1 sec step Default values 30 sec

■Schedule Settings Configure this if “Call Method (→page 90)” is set to "Change Destination by Schedule." How to configure the Weekly Schedule Configure the switchover time, call group number, and call priority for the outgoing call destination, each day from Sunday to Saturday. 12 schedules can be set for each day. 1. Configure the "Start Time," "End Time," "Call Destination," and "Priority" for each day of the week. 2. When done, click [Update]. ■Start Time ■End Time ■Call Destination ■Priority How to delete the Weekly Schedule 1. Return settings to their default values, and then click [Update]. Description Configure the time when call group switchover begins. Settings 00:00 - 23:59 Default values — Description Configure the time to end call group switchover. If this is set earlier than “Start Time (→page 93)”, the end time will be for the following day. Settings 00:00 - 23:59 Default values — Description Configure the number of the call group to switchover. Settings 01 - 10 Default values — Description Configure the call priority. Settings • Normal • Priority • Urgent Default values —

How to configure Daily Schedule Configure the switchover time, call group number, and call priority for the outgoing call destination, in units of one day. A schedule one year from the set day can be configured. 12 schedules can be set for each day. 1. Select the day for which to set a schedule from "Calendar." 2. Configure "Start Time," "End Time," "Call Destination," and "Priority," and then click [Add]. 3. When done, click [Update]. ■Start Time ■End Time ■Call Destination Description Configure the time when call group switchover begins. Settings 00:00 - 23:59 Default values — Description Configure the time to end call group switchover. If this is set earlier than “Start Time (→page 94)”, the end time will be for the following day. Settings 00:00 - 23:59 Default values — Description Configure the number of the call group to switchover. Settings 01 - 10 Default values — Calendar Set schedule list

■Priority How to delete Daily Schedule 1. Select the day for which to delete a schedule from "Calendar." 2. Schedules for the selected day are displayed in the "Set schedule list." • If a weekly schedule is configured for the selected day of the week, it will also be displayed. 3. Click [Delete] for the schedule to delete, and then click [Update]. • Refer to “How to delete the Weekly Schedule (→page 93)” for information on deleting weekly schedules. Description Configure the call priority. Settings • Normal • Priority • Urgent Default values —

4.3.2 Tone Settings ■Busy Tone Description Select the tone heard from this device when an outgoing call is made and the other station is on a call. Settings • None • Call Pattern 1 • Call Pattern 2 • Call Pattern 3 • Call Pattern 4 • Call Pattern 5 • Call Pattern 6 • Tremolo Sound • Busy Response Tone • On Hold • Operation Sound • Error • Pre Tone 1 • Pre Tone 2 • Pre Tone 3 • Communication End Pretone • Call Queue Notification • Waiting Reply Tone • Select from the sound source registered in “Custom Sound Registry (→page 85)”. Default values Busy Response Tone

■Error Tone (Call Failed) Description Select the tone that will be heard from this station when an outgoing call fails. Settings • None • Call Pattern 1 • Call Pattern 2 • Call Pattern 3 • Call Pattern 4 • Call Pattern 5 • Call Pattern 6 • Tremolo Sound • Busy Response Tone • On Hold • Operation Sound • Error • Pre Tone 1 • Pre Tone 2 • Pre Tone 3 • Communication End Pretone • Call Queue Notification • Waiting Reply Tone • Select from the sound source registered in “Custom Sound Registry (→page 85)”. Default values Error

4.3.3 Call Restart Function ■Call Restart Function Description Enable/Disable the Call Restart Function. Call Restart Function: If the station is reset during an outgoing call, the call is automatically resumed after the station recovers. However, a call may only be resumed twice in a row. Settings • Enable • Disable Default values Disable

4.4 Incoming Call 4.4.1 Call Answer Settings ■Auto Answer 4.4.2 Ringtone ■Ringtone Description Configures Auto Answer for incoming individual calls. Auto Answer: When an incoming call is received, this function automatically connects the call without having to answer it. Calls from VoIP phones and transferred calls will not be automatically answered. Settings • OFF: No Auto Answer. • ON: Auto Answer. Default values ON Description Configure the ringtone. Settings • None • Call Pattern 1 • Call Pattern 2 • Call Pattern 3 • Call Pattern 4 • Call Pattern 5 • Call Pattern 6 • Tremolo Sound • Busy Response Tone • On Hold • Operation Sound • Error • Pre Tone 1 • Pre Tone 2 • Pre Tone 3 • Communication End Pretone • Call Queue Notification • Waiting Reply Tone • Select from the sound source registered in “Custom Sound Registry (→page 85)”. Default values Call Pattern3

■Ringback Tone Count [time(s)] 4.4.3 VoIP Phone ■VoIP Phone Call Priority Description Configure the number of times the ringtone plays. Settings • Infinite: The ringtone continues until the call is connected or the caller stops calling. • 1 - 20 times Default values Infinite Description Configure the incoming priority when a call is received from an VoIP Phone. Settings • Normal • Priority • Urgent Default values Normal