To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my ESI IP Access Controllers device is unable to register to a service provider?
First, ensure that your ESI IP Access Controller is connected to the network. If the connection is stable, double-check your line configuration. If the issue persists and all configurations appear correct, follow the instructions in 'Network Data Capture' to obtain a registered network packet capture to help analyze the issue.
General| Brand | ESI |
|---|---|
| Model | A64v |
| Category | IP Access Controllers |
| Language | English |
Essential safety notices for installation and operation.
Overview of the AC64v Access Device's features and capabilities.
Using PoE or external power adapters for the AC64v device.
Methods for reporting the device's IP address.
Explanation of the device's LED status lights.
Detailed explanations of the AC64v device's front panel elements.
Information on terminal blocks for power, lock control, and other connections.
Step-by-step guide for mounting the device on a wall.
Methods to obtain and announce the device's IP address.
Instructions for accessing the device's web management interface.
Setting up SIP server details for telephony service.
Describes various methods for unlocking the door.
Configuring and using RFID cards for door access.
Using remote passwords to open the door.
Using local passwords to open the door.
Procedure to modify default local and remote passwords.
Making calls using function keys and speed dial numbers.
Configuring call answering and hang-up methods.
Enabling and setting delay for automatic call answering.
Configuring call waiting and tone notifications.
Enabling the device to answer intercom calls automatically.
Setting up broadcast calls to multicast groups.
Dynamic multicast configuration via SIP notify.
Configuring group vibration and expanding SIP accounts.
User login and security for the web interface.
Accessing device model, software, and network status.
Managing user accounts, permissions, and passwords.
Saving and loading device configuration files.
Clearing data tables and restoring factory settings.
Procedures for upgrading device firmware and ringtones.
Configuring automatic device setup via PNP, DHCP, TR069, or static.
Setting up FDMS information for installation tracking.
Configuring logging for diagnostics and network packet capture.
Restarting the device via web interface or power.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS.
Configuring web server type, ports, and RTP port ranges.
Establishing secure tunneling connections using L2TP or OpenVPN.
Advanced network configurations for link discovery and quality of service.
Configuring SIP server 1 and 2 addresses, ports, and protocols.
Creating and managing rules for dialing numbers.
Defining actions for various device events and call states.
Configuring STUN for NAT traversal and SIP P2P calls.
Configuring call waiting, auto handdown, and call restrictions.
Customizing tones for call events like ringing and busy.
Managing intercom mute, barge, and SIP response codes.
Selecting and configuring voice codecs and media parameters.
Configuring white balance, exposure, contrast, and saturation.
Adjusting sharpness, brightness, and ONVIF protocol settings.
Configuring video codecs, resolution, and snapshot triggers.
Setting URLs for phone actions and event notifications.
Configuring SNTP, DHCP time sync, and time zone.
Scheduling device actions based on time periods.
Customizing tones for various device prompts and events.
Configuring the status and color of the device's LED indicators.
Setting up blocked numbers for incoming and outgoing calls.
Using the web page to make calls, answer, and hang up.
Programming device keys for speed dial, intercom, and other functions.
Configuring key behavior for dialing, ringing, and talking.
Assigning phone numbers or IP addresses to memory keys.
Delivering voice streams to multicast addresses.
Using the PTT key for instant communication.
Configuring web filter to allow specific IP network segments.
Managing uploaded trust certificates for secure connections.
Setting or uploading device certificates for authentication.
Defining input and output rules for network traffic.
Accessing and reviewing device logs for troubleshooting.
Setting up tamper detection and alarm notifications.
Configuring relay modes, card reader, and virtual password.
Managing door sensor status and door lock actions.
Importing, adding, and managing access card rules.
Configuring local, remote, and time-profile passwords.
Setting up time profiles for actions like door unlocking.
Viewing success/failure of door opening events.
Resolving problems with device startup and network registration.
