System
In this tab, you have access to the monitor system settings.
Device language
You can select the system language from the available ones:
English;
Russian;
Ukrainian;
Spanish;
Polish;
Hebrew;
Dutch;
Turkish;
French.
HTTPS
By default, the monitor supports secure access to the web interface and API via HTTPS.
If needed, you can disable HTTP access and enforce HTTPS for all connections.
When this option is enabled:
All requests to the web interface and API will be handled via HTTPS only;
Access via HTTP will be completely disabled;
Browsers may display a security warning if a self-signed certificate is used — you can proceed by accepting the warning or adding an exception.
Enable this option in production environments or public networks to improve security and prevent unencrypted access.
Access ports:
HTTP — port 80;
HTTPS — port 443.
Browser security alerts:
When connecting to the device via HTTPS in a local network, browsers may display a security warning if a self-signed certificate is used. This is normal for a local device. You can:
Proceed by accepting the warning (e.g., Accept the Risk and Continue, Proceed, Visit Website), or
Add the device’s root certificate to your trusted root certificate store to avoid future warnings.
To disable HTTP and enforce HTTPS:
Go to the System tab;
Scroll to the HTTPS section;
Tick the Enabled checkbox;
Click Submit to apply changes.
Once applied, all future access will require HTTPS. Manual access via HTTP will no longer be possible.
System settings
This section is necessary for saving and further using the system settings. Here you can:
make a copy of the monitor settings by clicking Backup settings;
download photos were taken during incoming calls by clicking Backup photo;
reset all settings (except the IP address) to default;
After a factory reset, a new admin password must be set before accessing the monitor web interface. The system will not allow access until the new password is saved.
delete call history from the monitor Recent tab by clicking Reset records;
upload previously downloaded backup in case the monitor update fails. Select the required file to upload in the corresponding field and restore the settings.
Firmware upgrade
By default, the BAS-IP server is used for updates. You have several ways to update device firmware:
automatically: this option is disabled by default, but you can enable the Automatically check and apply firmware updates option to let the monitor search for new firmware and install it without manual interaction.If an update is available, it will be installed automatically. The process may take some time, and the monitor will reboot during the update.
manually: download the necessary firmware, click Choose file and upload the downloaded file. Click Check file and then Update. The update process will take some time and in the end, the monitor will reboot several times.
You also can use a custom server (used in closed intercom networks) for firmware updates.
The custom server must meet certain conditions for its correct work: the server must have the version.json file and the file with the necessary firmware.
The version.json file must contain information and structure as in the example:
firmware version;
name (doubles the firmware version);
firmware build date;
device type: monitor_a4 или monitor_a6. Monitor_a4 must be selected for AK-10, AK-10L, AQ-07, AQ-07L, AQ-07LA, AM-02 models. And monitor_a6 is for AK-10LP, AQ-07LP, AT-07, AT-07L, AT-07LT, AT-10, AT-10L ;
description of changes;
link to the firmware file.
Custom server
{
"version": "5.8.0",
"name": "5.8.0",
"date": "2021.12.02",
"device_type": "monitor_a6",
"description": "<ul> <li>Added missed call notification during panel viewing</li>
<li>Added exporting system logs feature for debugging</li>
<li>Added the ability to replace default apps with custom apps on the main screen</li>
<li>Added API endpoint that provides information about read/unread announcements</li>
<li>Fixed images displaying in announcement on AT-10L</li>
<li>Fixed recording video bug during incoming SIP call</li>
<li>Fixed a bug that occurred when trailing slash was used in Link server address</li>
"url_address": "192.168.1.11"
}How to configure custom server use for firmware updates
Log in to the device web interface using the admin username and the password you created during the initial setup or after a factory reset.
Go to the System tab → Firmware upgrade section.
Enable the use of a custom server.
Enter the link to the server (with version.json and firmware files) in the URL field.
Submit settings.
To update firmware from a custom server, you also must check for updates and click Update Software.
User Password
In this tab, you can change the user password. To do it:
Enter the current (previous) password.
Create a new password and enter it in the appropriate field. The password can be up to 16 digits and contain all ASCII symbols (a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and a selection of punctuation marks).
Confirm the new password by re-entering.
Save changes.
Admin Password
In this section, you can change the administrator password that is used to enter the web interface and monitor settings. To do it:
Enter the current (previous) password.
Create a new password and enter it in the appropriate field. The password can be up to 16 digits and contain all ASCII symbols (a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and a selection of punctuation marks).
Confirm the new password by re-entering.
Save changes.
Reboot
Here is a button for a monitor soft reset.
