Aiphone IX-DVF-4A Guía de instalación

IX-DVF-4A

The IX-DVF-4A is an IX Series video door station with 4 call buttons for selective calling to IX-MV7 master

stations. The IX-DVF-4A will connect to a network switch, and the call buttons are connected to contact

inputs on the station. These inputs will be programmed to selectively call di󰀨erent master stations, or

groups of master stations.

INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE

IX-DVF-4A

• IP video door station

• 4 Labeled Call Buttons

• Stainless steel faceplate with tamper resistant screws

Features

1. Camera

2. Microphone

3. White LED for night viewing

4. Speaker

5. Call buttons

Names and Functions

PACKAGE CONTENTS

IX-DVF-4A

Door Station

Flush mount backbox and

mounting bracket

2 Security Screws

4 Bracket Screws

Security Driver

Label Template

Page

For ush mounting, recess the supplied back box

into the wall, then attach the mounting bracket

using the four provided bracket screws.

Back Box Dimensions: 12-1/2" H x 6-1/8" W x 2-3/8" D

IX-DVF-4A Dimensions: 13-11/16" H x 7-3/16" W

For surface mounting, use the SBX-IXGDM7 surface

mount box. This box can mount to a standard

single gang box or to any at surface.

To install the labels, cut along the template guides, then

slide each side in to the label space on the panel.

Installation

Door Release

wire harness

Accessories included

Installation Manual

(this manual) x1

Option connector

T20 screwdriver

bit x1

Chinese RoHS paper

Special Screw

x4 Back Box

FCC WARNING:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.

• For proper regulatory compliance, the drain wire should be disconnected at the power supply end of the cable.

• Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Specications

Camera unit: 1/3" color CMOS 1.2 megapixel

Min. illumination: 5 Lux

Terminations: RJ45

Operating Temp: -40° ~ 140°F / -40° ~ 60°C

Wiring Distance: 328' with CAT-5e/6 cable to switch

Dimensions: 13-11/16" H x 7-3/16" W

w/ SBX-IXGDM7: 13-3/4" H x 7-5/16" W x 3-1/16" D

If updating dimensions, be sure to update the GLC layer too.

Please refer to the Product Dimensions Master located here:

H:\Engineering Services\Product Dimensions Master Document\Product Dimensions Master.xlsx

IX-DVF-4A

13-11/16"

7-3/16" 3/8" 1-15/16"

PoE Switch

IX-MV7

Cat-5e / Cat-6

IX-MV7

IX-MV7 IX-MV7

IX-DVF-4A

Button Pattern

If updating dimensions, be sure to update the GLC layer too.

Please refer to the Product Dimensions Master located here:

H:\Engineering Services\Product Dimensions Master Document\Product Dimensions Master.xlsx

IX-DVF-4A

13 -11/16 "

7-3/16" 3/8" 1-15/16"

Wiring Diagram

The button pattern shown

here corresponds to the

Option Input numbers

covered later in this manual.

Getting Started

This programming guide will cover how to program an IX-DVF-4A door station and IX-MV7 master stations using the IX Support

Tool software. For additional information and documentation for the IX system, please visit www.aiphone.com/IX.

Open the IX Support Tool, then select File from the top menu and click Create New System. Enter in a System Name, and select

the No radial button for Wizard Programming. Enter a system ID and Password. Enter station quantities and then click

Finish

Creating a New System

Support Tool will open in Table View on the Station Information - Identication page. Enter unique Station Numbers and

Names for each station. Click

Update

to save the changes.

Station Information

New System Name

SomeUserName

SomePassword

The IX-DVF-6 counts

as an IX-DV, IX-DVF(-*)

station in this section.

The IP addresses for the stations can be individually set for each station or they can be congured in a batch. This guide will show how

to assign via the batch conguration. Expand Network Settings and click on IP Address, then click

Batch IP Address Conguration

Network Settings - IP Address

On the Batch IP Address Conguration page, enter a starting IP address and subnet mask. Check the box beside each station or

click

Select

to check all stations at once. Click

, then click

on the conrmation pop-up. Each station will now have an

IP address and Subnet Mask assigned to it.

Batch IP Address Conguration

If a Default Gateway

address is required, it can

be manually added on this

page once the IP addresses

have been assigned.

The station name and IP address that were assigned in the previous steps will now need to be associated to each station in

the system before any call settings can be uploaded. From the top menu bar, select Tools(T) from the top menu, then click

Association Settings.

When the Association Settings window opens, it will automatically begin searching for any IX stations on the network. Once

this is complete, select a conguration in the Station Settings List at the top, then select the station to assign it to in the Station

List. Click

Apply

and

on the pop-up to start the association process for that station, then repeat these steps for the

remaining stations.

Once associated, the stations will restart with the IP address and station name assigned. Scroll down to the Associated Stations

List at the bottom of the page to conrm the status of the association.

If the Station Search fails to

nd any stations, verify that

the stations are powered on

anc that the PC is connected

to the same switch.

Association Settings

Each of the Called Stations groups will be call to a di󰀨erent master group of masters. Use the

Open

and

Delete

buttons to add

or remove master stations from the list. When one group is complete, click on

Update

and then switch to the next group using the

Group Number drop-down. Repeat until a call group has been congured for each button that will be in use.

The IX-DVF-6 has six call buttons that are wired to Option Inputs. These inputs will need to be programmed to place a call.

Click on

Station View

, then expand Option Input/Relay Output Settings and select Option Input.

Call Button Settings - Option Inputs

In the Select Station to Edit menu, use the Number drop-down to select the IX-DVF-6, then click

Select

. Use the Option

Input drop-down to select Option Input 1. Click the Call radial button, then click

Update

. Use the Option Input drop-

down to switch to the next Option Input and repeat this process until all of the inputs have been set to Call.

Option Inputs

Once the Option Inputs are set to call, individual Called Station Groups will be assigned to each to allow for selective calling from each

button. Expand Call Settings and click Called Stations (Door/Sub Stations). Use the Group Number drop-down to select Group 01.

Called Stations Groups

To link the Called Stations groups to the call buttons on the door station, expand Call Settings and click on Call Origination. Use the

Call Button / Option Input # drop-down and select Option Input 1.

Use the Standard Mode Settings - Call Destination drop-down to assign a call group to the Option Input. Press

Update

when a

call group has been set, then switch to the next Option Input and repeat until all of the Option Inputs that will be used have a call group

linked to them.

Programming Call Buttons

Once all settings are congured, select File (F) from the top bar and select Upload Settings to Station.Click

Select

to check all of

the stations, then click on

Settings

. Once

is pressed on the conrmation pop-up, the upload process will start. This process will

take around 30 seconds to a minute. Once it is complete, conrm that the Status column shows Success for each station.

Setting File Upload

For more details about the features and information above, please contact Technical Support.

Aiphone Corporation | www.aiphone.com | (800) 692-0200

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