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Connects the handset and network cable to the phone for initial power and network setup.
Instructions for connecting the 2N D7A SIP Phone to a wireless network via its touch screen interface.
Details how to locate the phone's IP address through the device's settings menu for network access.
Guides users on how to access and log into the phone's web-based graphical user interface using its IP address.
Explains how to configure the time zone, daylight saving, and time format through the phone's web GUI.
Ensures the correct Door Phone entry is selected in the 2N D7A phone's configuration for integration.
Sets a descriptive name or location for the integrated Axis or 2N Intercom on the phone's display.
Configures the intercom's IP address as the phone number for direct communication and control.
Sets the DTMF sequence required to unlock the door remotely via the intercom system.
Configures a touchscreen button (Dsskey) to trigger the door unlock function on the intercom.
Sets up a touchscreen button (Dsskey) to initiate a call to the integrated Axis or 2N Intercom.
Configures a touchscreen button (Dsskey) to display the live video feed from the intercom camera.
The provided document is a quick setup guide for the 2N D7A SIP Phone, detailing its configuration for peer-to-peer communication with Axis and 2N Intercoms. The guide covers initial connection, web GUI access, date and time settings, and the programming of Dsskeys (soft buttons) for various intercom functions.
The 2N D7A SIP Phone is designed to serve as a communication endpoint, specifically configured to interact with Axis and 2N Intercoms in a peer-to-peer setup. Its primary functions include initiating calls to intercoms, unlocking doors connected to intercoms, and displaying video feeds from intercom cameras. The phone acts as a control interface, allowing users to manage access and monitor entry points directly from the device. The Dsskeys feature enables quick access to these functions through programmable soft buttons on its touch screen. This setup is ideal for scenarios where direct communication and control over entry systems are required without the need for a central phone system.
The setup guide specifies the tested firmware revisions for optimal performance. For the 2N D7A SIP Phone, the recommended firmware is FW 150.86.57.8. For Axis Intercoms, specifically the AXIS Intercom I8016-LVE, firmware FW 11.4.63 is recommended. For 2N Intercoms, FW 2.39 is the tested version. These firmware versions ensure compatibility and proper functioning of the described features. The phone supports both Power over Ethernet (PoE) for network and power connectivity, or a separate power supply if PoE is not available or if Wi-Fi is used. Network connectivity can be established via an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi. The device uses DHCP by default to obtain an IP address. The web GUI is accessed via an IP address, and initial login credentials are "admin" for the user and "2N" for the password, which must be changed upon first login to meet security requirements (at least 8 characters, including 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, and 1 digit). The configuration involves setting up DTMF sequences for door unlocking, which are specific to Axis and 2N intercom models. For Axis intercoms, the DTMF sequence is found under Communication → SIP → SIP Accounts, while for 2N intercoms, it's under Hardware → Switches → Switch 1 → Activation Codes. The Dsskeys can be programmed with HTTP/HTTPS commands to trigger actions on the intercoms, such as unlocking doors or requesting video streams. For video monitoring, the commands include specific resolutions (e.g., 640x480) and framerates (e.g., 15 fps for 2N Intercoms). Authentication credentials (username and password) for the intercoms are required for the D7A phone to send commands and access video feeds.
The 2N D7A SIP Phone offers several user-friendly features. The touch screen interface allows for easy navigation, including dragging down from the top to access the menu and settings. Wi-Fi connectivity provides flexibility in deployment. The web GUI, accessible from a computer, simplifies the configuration process, allowing administrators to manage settings remotely. The Dsskeys (soft buttons) are a key usage feature, providing one-touch access to frequently used functions like "Unlock Door," "Call Intercom," and "View Intercom Camera." These buttons can be customized with descriptive labels for clarity. When on a call with an intercom, an "Open Door Icon" appears on the phone's touch screen, allowing for convenient door unlocking during the conversation. The phone supports peer-to-peer calling, enabling direct communication with intercoms. Video monitoring capabilities allow users to view live camera feeds from connected intercoms, enhancing security and situational awareness. The guide also mentions the possibility of configuring bidirectional video calls with the 2N IP Style Intercom if the D7A phone has an optional camera, although this feature is disabled by default and requires specific settings adjustments on the intercom.
While the document is primarily a setup guide, it implicitly touches upon maintenance aspects through its emphasis on firmware revisions and configuration best practices. Keeping the 2N D7A SIP Phone and connected intercoms updated with the specified firmware revisions is crucial for maintaining compatibility, security, and optimal performance. The initial password change requirement is a fundamental security maintenance step. The guide also advises restoring settings to default if unexpected results occur during configuration, which can be a troubleshooting step. The detailed instructions for setting date and time, and configuring network settings, contribute to the overall stability and reliability of the device. The ability to access the web GUI for configuration allows for remote management and troubleshooting, reducing the need for physical access to the device for routine adjustments or problem-solving. The document also provides links to additional configuration documentation for Axis and 2N Intercoms, which can be valuable resources for advanced maintenance and troubleshooting. The warning about Axis not taking responsibility for configuration changes highlights the importance of careful and informed maintenance practices by the user or administrator.
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