Fermax MILO 1W PANELS Guía del usuario

INSTALLER MANUAL

MILO 1W PANELS

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CONGRATULATIONS FOR BUYING A QUALITY PRODUCT!

Fermax Electrónica develops and manufactures premium equipment

that meets the highest design and technology standards. We hope

you will enjoy all its functions

Technical publication for information purposes edited by FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U.

FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA applies a continuous improvement policy, therefore it reserves the

right to modify the contents of this document, as well as the product features hereof at any time

and without prior notice. Any modification will be reflected in subsequent editions of this

document.

Cod. 970137Id V06_21

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INDEX

Product Introduction ....................................................................................................... 4

1.1

Overview................................................................................................................ 4

Functions Introduction.................................................................................................... 5

2.1

Call Apartment ....................................................................................................... 5

2.2

Mifare Reader (Only panel with proximity reader)................................................. 5

Configuration via Web Server ........................................................................................ 6

3.1

Device Information................................................................................................. 6

3.2

General Settings .................................................................................................... 7

3.3

Network Settings.................................................................................................... 9

3.4

ACC ..................................................................................................................... 10

3.5

SIP Settings ..........................................................................................................11

3.6

Advanced Settings............................................................................................... 12

3.7

Pincode Settings.................................................................................................. 12

3.8

Restore ................................................................................................................ 13

Installation .................................................................................................................... 14

4.1

Installation height................................................................................................. 14

4.2

Installation Step Diagram..................................................................................... 15

4.3

Connectors .......................................................................................................... 16

4.4

Technical Parameters .......................................................................................... 17

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1Product Introduction

1.1 Overview

Slider

Mifare reader (Only for panel with

Pushbutton for calling

Microphone

Speaker

1 Mpx High definition camera

Lighting for night ision with LEDs

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2 Functions Introduction

Call apartment

Open door, relay delay settings

Connect exit button

Speech message for release lock

Door opened alarm

Tamper alarm

Alarm management by access control (only panel with proximity reader)

2.1 Call Apartment

Visitor push the pushbutton for calling in the 1W Panel, the ring back tone will be sent,

meanwhile the monitor will ring. The monitor will show video and can conversation after

answer, then release lock.

2.2 Mifare Reader (Only panel with proximity reader)

Residents can access to their corresponding entrance by passing authorized Mifare card

when the card close reader, the door will open and sent speech message if succeeded.

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3 Configuration via Web Server

The 1W panel has an integrated web server, which allows to configure the parameters. This

web server is accessed via the panel’s IP address.

The browser opens with the configured IP address of the panel. A screen opens requesting a

username and password.

Default IP: 10.1.1.2

Username: admin

Password: 123456

3.1 Device Information

The following information is displayed: device name, firmware version, MAC address, IP

address about the panel.

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3.2 General Settings

TYPE 1W PANEL

BLOCK: Block number the 1W panel, between 001 and 999 (default option 1).

APARTMENT: Apartment number communicates with 1W panel, between 0001 and 9899

(default option 101).

DEVICE NO.: Panel Number, between 1 and 9 (default option 1).

DEVICE TAG: Text to be shown in the monitor and other concierge.

LANGUAGE: Select the desired language for the drop-down options (default option ENGLISH).

Refresh the webpage after change the language.

PANEL VOLUME: Select the desired value between 1 and 6, (default option 4).

The conversation volume is common for uplink and downlink.

DOOR OPEN VOICE: Enables or disables the speech when door lock is released. If the speech

is disabled, no speech in the panel will sound when the lock is released. Enabled by default.

VIDEO RESOLUTION: In order to fit the different types of monitor. The default value 640×480

is to be used usually.

SIP DIVERT MODE:

PARALLEL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor and the call divert APP ring

at the same time. Once one terminal answers the call the other one stops ringing.

SEQUENTIAL CALL: When the panel calls the resident, the monitor will ring about 30s if no

answer, the call divert APP will start to ring.

DATE FORMAT: Date format.

DATE: Setting the date of panel.

TIME: Setting the time of panel.

TIME ZONE: Setting the time zone of panel.

Select local time zone and save.

If the project has no management software the installer can set date, time and time zone

manually. If the project has management software, the date and time of panel will synchronizes

automatically with the management software. If the panel has access to internet, the date and

time of panel will also synchronize with internet time server.

NOTE:

Do not use TIME ZONE setting if panel is connected to Internet or Management Software.

Date and time can’t be saved after power loss, the time zone and date format can be saved.

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3.3 Network Settings

MEET allows to the installer to define the IP range according to the project needs and make

the network management easier. MEET panel network mode is static mode. Ensure that each

device has a unique IP address in same installation. The devices (digital panel, monitor and

guard unit) will show IP conflict if there same IP is used on the same LAN.

IP: IP address of the panel (default option 10.1.1.2).

MASK: Subnet mask of the panel (default option 255.0.0.0).

GATEWAY: Default gateway of the panel (default option 10.254.0.1).

DNS: DNS of the panel (default option 8.8.8.8).

SOFTWARE IP: IP address of PC where MEET management software is installed.

(default option 10.0.0.200).

SW. PIN: The pin code is to be used when the panel is registered in MEET management

software.

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3.4 ACC

DOOR RELAY TIME: Time that the lock-release relay remains active (1-9s optional).

OPEN DOOR DELAY: Time delay between door lock command is sent, and door lock relay is

activated. The delay time is useful when the lock is not close to the panel (0-9s optional).

ADMIN CARD: Master card registered to enroll additional prox cards. When there is no

management software enter 0000 if you do not know the ID of the admin card. The first prox

card detected by the reader will act as admin/master card the card of resident can be added

afterwards. If this method is used, register the resident proximity id numbers on the cards.

DISARM BY CARD: When the card opens the door, the alarm status of monitor corresponding

unit can change to HOME mode.

ACC PIN: Without function.

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