Advanced
In this menu, you have access to screen settings, user notifications, and adding RTSP streams.
Status Bar
Display custom text in the top area of the panel main screen — for example, the name of a residential complex, its address, or other relevant information. Administrators can pre-fill these fields to help users immediately recognize the location.
You can enter the name of the residential complex, address, or any other information. To do this, enter the desired text in the String #1, and String #2 fields of the web interface and submit settings.
Wallpaper
You can change the wallpaper of the panel screen and set any desired image. To do it, follow these steps:
Log in to the entrance panel web interface. By default, the username is admin, and the password is 123456.
Go to the Advanced tab → Wallpaper section.
Click Select File and choose a necessary image. It must meet the following criteria:
be in .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp, or .gif formats;
have 600×1024 resolution;
be up to 10 MB in size.
Submit settings to set new wallpaper.
You can always restore the default wallpaper by clicking the Set default button. And with the Preview button, you can check the current screen image.
Custom buttons
In this section, you can configure standard buttons that are displayed on the main screen. You can choose to edit buttons for the following menus:
pincode (access code entry menu);
face/QR (face and QR code recognition menu);
concierge (concierge call button);
call (Call menu);
contacts (residents' logical numbers menu).
To pin apartments or companies to the top of the main screen, use the Favorites widget.
You can add entries to Favorites in the Contacts section of the web interface.
For each button, it is possible to enable/disable its display on the screen and replace the icon or name.
How to configure the buttons displayed on the main screen
Log in to the entrance panel web interface. By default, the username is admin, and the password is 123456.
Go to the Advanced tab → Custom buttons section.
Enable button configuration.
Select buttons to be displayed on the screen. For example, according to the settings in the photo below, all 5 buttons will be shown on the screen.
To change the standard button name, enter a new one in the String field.
To change the button icon, click and select the required image in one of the formats .jpg, .jpeg, .png, up to 5 MB.
Submit settings.
To remove the image and return to the default icon, click.
With the Preview button, you can check the current display of buttons/icons/names.
Announcement
Display announcements during standby mode by uploading a short MP4 video or providing a URL.
This feature is available on all Android panels with a screen.
On Android 6.0+ panels with firmware v3.25.6+, MP4 video playback is supported;
On other panels, only URL-based announcements are supported (e.g., HTTP or RTSP).
Log in to the entrance panel web interface. By default, the username is admin, and the password is 123456.
Go to the Advanced tab → Announcement section.
Tick the Enabled checkbox.
Select the announcement Type:
File — to upload an MP4 video directly;
URL — to display a web page or stream (HTTP or RTSP).
Set timeout for ad displaying (15–900 sec).
If your panel runs Android versions earlier than 6.0, only URL-based announcements are supported. Skip the steps below and go straight to step 8 to save settings.
Select the Mode: Fullscreen or Windowed.
Optionally add promotional text that will appear on the screen together with the ad.
Click Submit button.
Optional: Hosting ads locally without internet access
If the equipment does not have access to the Internet, and there is no way to place files on any external resource, you can set up your file storage on a local server.
Here is an example of settings for the Ubuntu operating system:
Install the npm service.
apt install npmInstall the HTTP-server service.
npm install --global http-serverAfter installation is complete, you can run the service.
http-server . > http.log 2>&1 &
By default, the server will be available on port 8080, and the files will be stored in the ./public directory (if there is no such directory, then the files will be in the users home directory). The service itself will start running in the background.
However, we recommend you create a new directory, so that users do not have access to your servers system directories. To do this, run the following commands:
mkdir /home/new_directory
http-server /home/new_directory . > http.log 2>&1 &Example of settings for the Windows operating system:
Install NodeJS for your system.
Create a folder on your computer to store advertisements.
Open a command prompt (cmd) and go to the created folder.
cd C:/way/to a folderInstall the http-server.
npm install -g http-serverLaunch HTTP-server in the created folder.
http-server
Storage will be available on port 8080.
RTSP Feed
By entering RTSP streams (up to 4) in this section, you can view images from third-party IP cameras on a monitor during a call from an entrance panel. The feature is available for v4 monitors and other SIP devices with a keyboard.
Generate an RTSP stream of the camera according to its manual.
Log in to the device web interface. By default, the username is admin and the password is 123456.
Open the Advanced tab.
Enter generated at 1st step URL at RTSP feed field. You can add up to 4 RTSP streams.
Example of the URL for RTSP stream:
rtsp://admin:123456@192.168.1.178:8554/ch01. It includes the username (admin), user password (123456), 192.168.1.178 - panel IP; 8554 - number of a camera access port; ch01 - channel number.
Save settings by clicking Submit.
During a call from an entrance panel, open the keyboard and switch between cameras by pressing 1-5 buttons (1 is the entrance panel camera, 2-5 are additional cameras).
Custom notifications
The panel displays text and plays an audio notification when various events are activated. You can use both standard and custom text and sound notifications for keys pressing, ring back, door unlocking, errors, emergencies (works only via the API), call and communication process, or door unlocking if the external Wiegand controller is connected.
Аudio file requirements:
Format: .wav
Channels: mono
Bit rates: 16
Sample Rate: 8000 Hz
Using endpoints it is possible to configure more settings for emergency cases than text and sound notifications.
How to custom message text
Log in to the device web interface. By default, the username is admin, and the password is 123456.
Open the Advanced tab and scroll to the Custom notifications section.
Choose what message you want to change:
keys pressing is text on the main screen. You can enter, for example, the concierge number, the name of the residential complex, or tips for correct data entry to call an apartment;
ring back is a text shown during an outgoing call. By default, the message Call is displayed on the screen;
door unlock is a text shown when the lock is opened. By default, Welcome! is displayed;
errors is a text shown when entering an unregistered number or access code or an unregistered/not valid identifier is used. By default, the message Error is displayed on the screen;
emergency is a text shown in case of extraordinary situation when the corresponding endpoint is used;
Wiegand output. External access control mode (relevant only if the panel is connected to the external controller via Wiegand and the corresponding feature is enabled): a text from the field is shown when the lock is opened by an identifier added to the external controller.
Tick the Message text field and enter new text. If the Message text box is disabled, a standard text will be used.
When editing the text displayed on the main screen (Keys pressing event), you can click the edit button to open an additional menu to enter text for each line.
Submit settings.
How to set custom sound notification
Log in to the device web interface. By default, the username is admin, and the password is 123456.
Open the Advanced tab and scroll to the Custom notifications section.
Choose what event sound you want to change: keys pressing, ring back, door unlock, errors, emergency, an indication of call in progress, an indication of communication in progress, or door unlocking if the external Wiegand controller is connected (Wiegand output. External access control mode).
The PMR section is intended to facilitate the use of the device for people with disabilities by providing audio support for various panel statuses.
Tick File and upload audio with .wav extension. If the File box is disabled, a standard sound will be used.
Submit settings.
