Basic Settings Last update: February 2017 2N® IP Intercoms Basic Settings Last update: February 2017

Agenda Interconnection of 2N and 3rd party devices Call routing scenarios Access control scenarios Call routing settings Access control settings

Easy integration with other IP systems (cameras, home automation) Basic connection Internet Voice & Video Door Lock Control PBX not required Easy integration with other IP systems (cameras, home automation) IP PBX Intercom LAN IP Phones Computers

Direct calling - 2N® Helios IP to IP phone LAN IP phone serves as video answering machine and remote door control Desk installation

Direct calling - 2N® Helios IP to 2N® Helios IP LAN Direct audio communication Automatic answers Industrial installations

2N® Helios IP to 2N® IndoorTouch LAN 2N® Indoor Touch as video answering unit and remote door control Wall installation

2N® Helios IP to 2N® IndoorTouche units LAN Flat 1 Flat 3 Flat 2

Receive call at home or outside 2N® My2N – Mobile Video My2N My2N tracks all devices Receive call at home or outside 3G/4G Internet LAN WiFi

Multiple connection, using PBX system Internet Telephone number assigned by PBX to 2N® Helios IP Easier setup if each end point should be able to call to every end point IP PBX Intercom LAN IP Phones Computers

Summary - Calling Ingredients: SIP – phone to phone connection SIP – interconnection with IP PBX Internet – long distance connection Audio codecs – G729, G711, G722 Video codecs – H263, H264, MJPEG Unlimited numbers (up to 6000) Unlimited destinations (up to 2000) Simultaneous call up to 12 destinations

Door lock control Direct lock control Any phone (DTMF) 2N® IndoorTouch Any 3rd party device (HTML) Integrated relays

Door lock – IP Phone Open door with codes Default code 00*, from phone Dial 00* LAN Open door with codes Default code 00*, from phone Each user = different code More locks setting Supported DTMF protocols: SIP INFO Inband RFC 2833

Door lock – 2N applications LAN My2N 3G/4G Just press the button

Door lock – 2N® HeliosIP Press code on keypad Global code One code per user for identification Swipe card on card reader 125Khz or 13,56 MHz Use your mobile phone Authentification via NFC Authentifiaction via BlueTooth

Door lock – 3rd party devices Wiegand RFID card reader Wiegand Connect other Access Control System Connect other (biometric) readers HTTP commands Send request to open lock Get request from opened lock

Live DEMO Basic configuration of the intercom Call settings Access control settings

2N® HeliosIP – Basic Settings Training Thank you Technical support team