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How to fix Aiphone IP Phone when I can’t access IS IP device?
First, ensure you're typing “https://” followed by the unit’s IP address in your browser's address bar. Also, confirm that your PC and the devices are on the same IP range, as shown in step 2 of this guide. Try disabling WiFi and any extra Network Interface Cards on your PC.
What to do if there is no video from Aiphone IP Phone door station when calling?
This issue suggests that the video multicast address isn't being properly routed. The specific multicast address for video broadcast from the door to the master station is 239.0.1.4 (found in Network Settings: Common). This address needs to be routed correctly between subnets for the system to function as expected.
Why is Aiphone IP Phone IS_IPSearch not working?
The IS_IPSearch program searches within the PC’s domain and filters results by MAC Address. If it's not finding the IS-IP devices, make sure your PC is set to the same IP range as the IS-IP devices. The default range is 192.168.0.xxx. Also, ensure that multicast address 239.197.40.41 is enabled on your network.
What does the LED indication on the Aiphone IP Phone door station mean?
Here's what the different LED indications on the door station mean: * Steady Amber: Standby mode * Flashing Amber: Applying setting changes after programming * Steady Red: Network / connection issue * Flashing Red when call button pushed: The door station has a connection but isn't programmed to call a master (step 11) * Solid Green: Active Communication
General| Door Release | Yes |
|---|---|
| Stations per System | 8 |
| Humidity | 90% |
| Operating Temp | 32° ~ 104°F (0° ~ 40°C) |
| Operating Temperature | 32° ~ 104°F (0° ~ 40°C) |
Details critical safety warnings, cautions, and general precautions for safe system operation and installation.
Explains how to establish calls and conduct conversations using different communication methods like hands-free or press-to-talk.
Details the process of transferring received calls to other master stations or remote sites.
Details procedures for broadcasting announcements (paging) and monitoring sub stations or scan-monitoring multiple stations.
Introduces the master station settings and adjustments, recommending initial configuration before first use.
Guides users through adjusting the monitor's display language, screen brightness, and sound volume levels.
Explains the step-by-step process for performing initial settings on the master station, including call tones and system parameters.
Provides comprehensive instructions on how to receive and answer incoming calls from various station types on the master station.
Details the procedures for answering calls and communicating using hands-free, press-to-talk, and handset modes.
Explains communication via handset and how to manage multiple incoming calls on specific master station models.
Provides instructions for broadcasting general announcements (paging) and transmitting chime signals to selected zones.
