1. IP Intercoms Access Configuration
Greetings from Prague, Czech Republic. Welcome to IP Intercoms Call Configuration training.
Technical Support, last update 4/2017, best view in presentation mode

2. Remote and local access triggers Output control for door opening
AGENDA
Next 50 minutes
Remote and local access triggers
Output control for door opening
Hardware related to access control
Overview of advanced integrations
Questions & Answers
I will show you today how to interconnect intercoms with other IP devices for voice and video communication. I will explain different routing options and all settings related to calling.
I muted your microphones. If you have a question then please write it in chat window. I might answer something during the presentation and we will have some time for sure after the presentation.
I expect that the presentation will take about 30 minutes and we will have 15 minutes for questions and answers. You will receive this presentation after this session.

3. Your safety – Communication before giving access
TALK
& SEE
LET IN
TALK
MONITOR
&
INTEGRATE
We care about your safety. Our intercoms let you communicate remotely from a safe place.
The visitor comes in front of your door and presses the button.
You can see on an internal unit who is there and it is up to you if you want to talk with the person and if you give the person access to your building.
The door strike can be released remotely and visitors get in. This is the most typical scenario but there is more what we can do.
Our intercom can handle access for residents or employees of the building. The picture is showing one example of access control by providing secret code via the keypad.
We are using open protocols and it is easy to integrate us with 3rd party systems. Monitor intercom’s cameras 24/7 in video management systems. Integrate our intercoms with home automation systems. More and more solutions are using IP. More and more integrations are possible.
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4. Quick introduction
Some technical details first.

5. ACCESS CONTROL scenarios
People
Open
Doors
Cars
Gates
Locally or
Remotely

6. ACCESS CONTROL scenarios 2
Answering
units
Secret
Code
RFID
cards
Mobile phones

7. New way of access control
Fingerprints

8. ACCESS Control via 2n Helios IP intercoms
NEW
Verso
2-32
Vario
1-4
Force
2-4
Safety
2-4
Base 2
UNI 1
Solo 2
Number of outputs
We have six models of IP intercoms – Verso, Vario, Force, Safety, Base and UNI
The last two models can have 1 or 2 buttons. They are designed for a basic calling and a remote door opening. The difference between BASE and UNI is that BASE has an integrated camera and you can equip the unit with a card reader which is optional.
Force and Safety are resistant to weather, pollution and human vandalism. We performed all tests and we have certificates that these 2 IP intercoms comply with IP69K and IK10. These are the highest ranks that you can get for protection.
Verso and Vario are modular systems. If you need a lot of physical buttons then Vario can have up to 54 buttons and Verso up to 146 buttons. If you need to reach even more destinations then these models have also a display with up to 2000 positions in the phonebook.
Verso is our top model with most type of interfaces and with cutting edge technologies.
Verso, Vario, Force and Safety have also extra features. Part of them is licensed.
Minimal and maximal number of outputs
Audio Kit 3
Video Kit 3

9. Standalone ip access conrol without voice
Connect Verso modules
2N® Access Unit
2-32 outputs

10. CALL SETTINGS in Web interface
Access Rights for 2000 Users
Codes, Cards and Mobile IDs
Output (door) control
Card Reader, Keypad
Administration
IP Settings, Back up
This is the welcome screen after successful login. The right side leads you to different settings. You can use colors for easier communication when supporting somebody remotely.
The blue part is all about users. How to call them? When to call them?
The violet part is about general features which are independent on users. You can set here for example connection to SIP Proxy, the maximum call duration, incoming calls.
The dark grey part is about hardware tuning. Some examples. Which button is linked to specific user? Which users should be published on Display in Phonebook?
The orange part is administration of the intercom itself. You can change here IP settings. You can make a network trace and see what is happening with tool called Wireshark.
We will start in the blue section, in the Directory.

11. Answering units
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

12. REMOTE Control by Answering units
CALL
OPEN
2N® Mobile Video
CALL
Ještě Helios IP Eye
If you press it longer
OPEN
2N® Indoor Touch

13. REMOTE Control by phones
CALL
CODE + *
Example: 00*
Individual codes
Global codes (DTMF Accessibility)

14. Available on all 2n helios iP intercoms
Verso Vario Force Safety Base UNI Solo
We have six models of IP intercoms – Verso, Vario, Force, Safety, Base and UNI
The last two models can have 1 or 2 buttons. They are designed for a basic calling and a remote door opening. The difference between BASE and UNI is that BASE has an integrated camera and you can equip the unit with a card reader which is optional.
Force and Safety are resistant to weather, pollution and human vandalism. We performed all tests and we have certificates that these 2 IP intercoms comply with IP69K and IK10. These are the highest ranks that you can get for protection.
Verso and Vario are modular systems. If you need a lot of physical buttons then Vario can have up to 54 buttons and Verso up to 146 buttons. If you need to reach even more destinations then these models have also a display with up to 2000 positions in the phonebook.
Verso is our top model with most type of interfaces and with cutting edge technologies.
Verso, Vario, Force and Safety have also extra features. Part of them is licensed.
Audio Kit Video Kit

15. Access codes
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

16. Global codes (Keypad Accessibility)
LOCAL ACCESS by codes
CODE + * OR
CODE +
Individual codes
Global codes (Keypad Accessibility)

17. Silent alarm (use code + 1)
Activated by Enhanced Integration License

18. Keypad lock to reduce chance of unauthorized access
CODE 1230
NOT FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1231
NOT FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1232
NOT FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1233
NOT FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1234
NOT FOUND - FAIL
LOCK
CODE 1235
NOT FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1236
FOUND - FAIL
CODE 1237
NOT FOUND - FAIL

19. available on IP devices with keypad
NEW
Keypad with Access Unit
The keypad is another way how to start a call. 2N Helios IP Verso can have physical or virtual keypad. The physical keypad is also available for 2N Helios IP Vario and 2N Helios IP Force. Only some models have a keypad.
2N® Helios IP
Verso
Keypad
2N® Helios IP
Verso
Display
2N® Helios IP
Vario
Keypad
2N® Helios IP
Force
Keypad
2N® Access Unit
Keypad

20. RFID cards and chips
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

21. LOCAL ACCESS by RFID cards
GET IN
Individual cards
Get IDs with Intercom
Get IDs with USB card reader at computer

22. IN OUT Attendance monitoring by 2N Access Commander Add: Swipe Swipe
Card reader settings
IN OUT
Attendance monitoring by 2N Access Commander
Add: Swipe Swipe
Plus
Card
New
Card
Remove: Swipe Swipe
Minus
Card
Old
Card
* card reader settings of
2N Helios IP Verso available
in Hardware/Extenders

23. 2n IP devices with CARD READERS
See technical parameters for details.
Secured PAC
2N® Helios IP Verso
125 kHz
13,5 MHz
13,5 MHz Secured
2N® Helios IP Force
125 kHz
13,5 MHz
13,5 MHz Secured
2N® Access
Unit
125 kHz
13,5 MHz
13,5 MHz Secured
2N® Helios IP Base
125 kHz
13,5 MHz
2N® Helios IP
Vario
125 kHz

24. Mobile phones
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

25. LOCAL ACCESS by mobile phones with nfc
GET IN
Stored as User Cards
Get IDs with Intercom
2N Mobile Key application with NFC support for Android 4.4+

26. 2n IP devices with NFC READY CARD READERS
See technical parameters for details.
Secured PAC
2N® Helios IP
Verso
NFC 13,5 MHz
NFC 13,5 MHz Secured
2N® Helios IP
Force
NFC 13,5 MHz
NFC 13,5 MHz Secured
2N® Access
Unit
NFC 13,5 MHz
NFC 13,5 MHz Secured

27. LOCAL ACCESS by mobile phones with bluetooth
2N® Mobile Key
Android 4.4+
IOS 9+
GET IN
Pairing bluetooth devices
Mobile key možnosti
USB Reader +

28. 2n IP devices with bluetooh
See technical parameters for details.
Secured PAC
2N® Helios IP
Verso
2N® Access
Unit

29. Fingerprints
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

30. LOCAL ACCESS by fingerprints reader
GET IN
Loading fingerprints +

31. 2n IP devices with fingerprint reader
See technical parameters for details.
Secured PAC
2N® Helios IP
Verso
2N® Access
Unit

32. Output control
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

33. Multiple authentication and temporary access
Combine 2 or more methods
(10s for each authentication)
Temporary Access
(e.g. summer jobs)

34. Switch – output control
Monostable mode
5S TO GET IN
(Automatic deactivation)
Bistable mode
OFFICE
OPEN
Switch ON
Switch OFF
Output
Power ON
Power OFF
Inverted Output
Relay
Contact
No contact
Inverted Relay
OFFICE
CLOSED
(Manual deactivation)

35. Switch – Features of enhanced integration license
Activation by call
CALL
NO CODE
Activation by QD button
OPEN DOOR
Door 1
Switch 1
Door 2
Switch 2
Activation by Time Profile
Control of
IP Relay or
another IP Intercom
10s
7AM OPEN
SCHOOL
8AM
CLOSE

36. EXIT button and not acceptable door state
Connected to
GET IN
GET OUT
NO HANDLE
(e.g. Visitors leaving a building)
NOT CLOSED
STUCKED
Alerts in 2N® Access Commander
Magnetic door contacts
Door
Frame

37. Advanced integrations
Now, you have me. I will tell you what we can fill in the phone number to reach different IP devices.

38. Integration with 3rd party access control systems
Upgradable with Wiegand Interface:
Wiegand
(3 wires) =
ID transfer
ID to 3rd party to make a decision and activate a switch
ID from 3rd party to our intercom to make a decision and activate a switch
See technical parameters for details.
Secured PAC
2N® Helios IP Verso
2N® Helios IP Force
2N® Access
Unit
2N® Helios IP
Vario

39. Advanced scenario scripting via automation
Events
DtmfEntered
CodeEntered
SilentAlarm
CardEntered
InputChanged
HttpTrigger
Time
MotionDetected
NoiseDetected …
Actions
BeginCall
ActivateSwitch
SetOutput
SendHttpRequest
SendMulticastRequest
Send
PlayUserSound
SendWiegandCode
UploadSnapshotToFtp
…..
I showed you that you can start the call with buttons, keypad and display. There is one more call trigger and it is the intercom itself. Simply, you can program your own features.
You can tell if something happens, some event
then there will be some action.
Here is one example with Motion Detection. If somebody moves before the intercom’s camera then the intercom starts automatically a call. The destination can be a security guard post.
Another event is that there is a call. I can have again some action.
Here is the example. I have an incoming call and I want to play message which can be „Attention please“ so everyone starts listening before you speak.
If you are interested then we have a detailed documentation and several FAQs to get you started. This feature is available if you purchase Enhanced Integration License.
Scenario scripting is activated by Enhanced Integration License

40. video management system integration
IP Cameras
Video Management System
VIDEO
VIDEO
VIDEO
Another example of advanced integration, our intercoms can be connected to video management systems which gathers pictures from IP Cameras. Our intercom can behave also as IP camera and stream the picture to the server.
Our advantage is that we support also both way audio communication.
The communication is via ONVIF protocol which is enabled in Enhanced Video License.
AUDIO
ACCESS CONTROL
2N Helios IP
ONVIF Profile S is activated by
Enhanced Video License

41. 2N® access commander – managing multiple intercoms
Add user card
2N® Access Commander
(visit )
SAVE
SAVE
Add user card
Add user card
4 Actions
Add user card
We have two software platforms which influence the way how you set calling. My2N Mobile Video is online service which provides a connection from intercom to your mobile phone over internet.
2N Access Commander is a software for managing access rights for installations with more intercoms.
The simple rule is that if you use one of these service then you set call routing there. Both platforms are overwriting intercom’s configuration.
If you have a special case and you need to use both platform in same time then there is also a way. We might cover it in one of future webinars.
SAVE
SAVE
Add user card
1 Action
+ Attendance Monitoring …

42. Questions & Answers

43. Knowledge base 2n.cz wiki.2n.cz faq.2n.cz training.2n.cz Firmware
Software
Documents
Order numbers
Case studies
Planning
- Autodesk Revit
- AutoCAD
Installation manuals
- Physical installation
- Technical parameters
Configuration manual
- Model differences
- Licensing details
Interoperability manual
- Compatibility, Integration
Automation manual
HTTP API manual
How to guides
Tip&Tricks
3rd party integration
Troubleshooting
Webinars
7 languages
Our knowledge base is big. I will help you with your first steps through our web sites.
2n.cz – Here is download page for firmware, software and documents. You can find here also order number of components which I showed today. If you are project planner then you can find here models for Autodesk Revit and drawings for AutoCAD.
Wiki.2n.cz – All manuals are here. Each intercom has own installation manual. You can find there also technical parameters. It is sort of datasheet. Other manuals are common for all intercoms. The configuration manual explains all parameters. You can find here also comparison of 2N intercoms and licences. The interoperability manual have a list of all 3rd party devices which we tested or integrated. Check this to see what is working and which settings we used during our testing. There is also manual for Automation and HTTP API
Faq.2n.cz – is all about short how to guides, including troubleshooting steps. It is also another place to check for integration with 3rd party devices and software.
Training.2n.cz – contains list of all webinars in 7 languages. You will get shortly a recommendation which one to follow after this session.
And at last we have also YouTube with video tutorials and products presentations.
Videos
Products, Tutorials

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46. Grant access during the call
Suggested activities
Grant access during the call
Depending on your hardware, try local access via different authentification methods
Try some scripts in Automation
Visit 2N Access Commander demo

47. Name Access Control ways What is default code over phone to open door?
Verify knowledge
Name Access Control ways
What is default code over phone to open door?
How to get ID of unknown card?
Monostable and bistable mode difference?
Protocols for connection of 3rd party systems
See answers in presentation mode
Answering units, codes, cards, mobile phones, fingerprints
00* for Switch1
Intercom’s reader, Computer’s reader, Plus/Minus cards,
Monostable – output deactivates after timeout
Bistable – manual deactivation
Wiegand (classic devices) HTTP (IP devices)
ONVIF (Video MS)