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HIKVISION DS-KH9510-WTE1(B) User Manual

HIKVISION DS-KH9510-WTE1(B)
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HIKVISION DS-KH9510-WTE1(B) Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelDS-KH9510-WTE1(B)
CategoryIntercom System
ROM8 GB
RAM1 GB
Video StandardH.264
WDRYes
Audio InputBuilt-in microphone
Ethernet10/100 Mbps
Network InterfaceRJ45
RS-485Yes
Power SupplyDC 12V
Working Temperature-10°C to +55°C
InstallationWall-mounted
Weight1.5 kg
Display Screen10.1 inch
Operating SystemLinux
Camera2MP
Audio OutputBuilt-in speaker
Audio QualityHigh quality
NetworkYes
Network ProtocolTCP/IP
Wi-FiIEEE 802.11 b/g/n
TF CardSupport
Working Humidity10% to 90%
Resolution1280 x 800

Summary

Legal Information

About this Manual

Provides instructions for using and managing the product, and where to find the latest version.

Trademarks

Lists Hikvision's trademarks and logos, and acknowledges other companies' trademarks.

Disclaimer

Outlines liability limitations, warranty disclaimers, and user responsibilities for product use.

Data Protection

Data Protection

Explains how personal data is collected and processed, emphasizing privacy by design principles.

Symbol Conventions

Symbol Conventions

Defines symbols used in the document to indicate danger, caution, and notes for user guidance.

Safety Instruction

Warning

Details critical safety warnings for electrical operations, power usage, and device handling.

Caution

Lists precautions for physical handling, environmental conditions, and avoiding device damage.

Regulatory Information

FCC Information

Covers FCC compliance, interference guidelines, and measures to correct interference.

FCC Conditions

States the two conditions for FCC compliance: no harmful interference and acceptance of received interference.

EU Conformity Statement

Declares product compliance with European directives (EMC, RE, RoHS) and waste disposal.

Industry Canada ICES-003 Compliance

Confirms compliance with Industry Canada standards and license-exempt RSS rules.

1 About this Manual

About this Manual

Introduces the manual and provides information on obtaining the latest version and related software.

2 Local Operation

2.1 Activate Indoor Station

Guides through the initial activation process, including creating a password for the device.

2.2 Quick Operation

Outlines the initial setup wizard, including language, password reset, and network settings.

2.3 Wake Up the Device

Explains how to wake the device from standby mode and unlock it using a gesture password.

2.4 Basic Settings

Covers essential initial configurations like network, room number, and linked devices.

2.4.1 Set Indoor Station Network Parameters

Details how to configure network connection, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.

2.4.2 Set Linked Device IP

Explains how to set network parameters for linked devices like door stations.

2.4.5 Add Camera

Provides steps to add external cameras to the indoor station for video monitoring.

2.4.6 Zone and Alarm Settings

Details how to configure zone types, alarm types, and delay times for security.

Arming Mode Settings

Explains how to configure different arming modes (stay, away, sleeping, custom) for security zones.

2.5 Password Settings

Covers managing admin, operation, and gesture passwords for security.

2.5.1 Forget Admin Password

Guides on resetting the admin password using reserved email or security questions.

2.5.2 Edit Operation Password

Explains how to set and manage unlock, duress, and arm/disarm passwords.

2.6 Synchronize Time

Explains how to synchronize the device's system time, including NTP settings.

2.7 Sound Settings

Covers configuring ringtones, ring duration, call forwarding, and volume adjustments.

2.8 The Third-Party App Settings

Guides on adding and uninstalling third-party applications on the device.

2.8.1 Install the App

Provides steps for adding third-party applications via download address and installation type.

2.8.2 Uninstall the App

Explains how to remove third-party applications from the device.

2.9 Relay Settings

Details how to configure and control connected output devices (relays) and their display.

2.10 Shortcut Settings

Allows enabling shortcuts for common functions like Call Elevator, SOS, and Arm/Disarm.

2.11 Restore Indoor Station

Guides on restoring the device to its default factory settings.

2.12 Upgrade Indoor Station

Explains how to check for and perform system software upgrades for the indoor station.

2.13 Reboot

Describes how to manually or automatically reboot the device.

2.14 Security Settings

Covers setting up security questions and email for admin password recovery.

2.15 System Settings

Provides access to various system configurations like language and display settings.

Language

Allows changing the system display language.

Do Not Disturb

Allows configuring settings to suppress notifications or calls during specific times.

Fit to Screen

Configures the display to fit the screen, potentially enabling horizontal mode.

3 Remote Operation via the client software

3.1 Activate Device Remotely

Guides on activating the indoor station remotely using client software.

3.2 Device Management

Covers managing devices, including activation, adding, editing, and deleting.

3.2.1 Add Video Intercom Devices

Details the process of adding video intercom devices to the client software.

3.2.2 Modify Network Information

Explains how to modify the network settings of an already added device.

3.3 System Configuration

Allows configuration of various video intercom parameters like ringtone and speaking duration.

3.4 Remote Configuration

Provides access to configure device parameters remotely.

3.4.1 System

Accesses system-level remote configuration options like device information and maintenance.

3.4.2 Video Intercom

Covers remote configuration of video intercom specific parameters.

Time Parameters

Allows remote configuration of ring duration, live view duration, and call forwarding.

Zone Alarm

Allows remote configuration of zone types, alarm modes, and delays.

IP Camera Information

Guides on adding, deleting, and modifying IP camera configurations remotely.

3.4.3 Network

Covers remote configuration of network settings.

SIP Settings

Guides on configuring SIP server details for communication.

3.5 Person Management

Covers managing user information, organizations, and access credentials.

3.5.1 Organization Management

Guides on creating, modifying, and deleting organizational structures.

3.5.2 Person Management

Covers managing individual user profiles, including adding, editing, and issuing credentials.

Add Person

Guides on adding new persons, including their details and credentials.

A. Communication Matrix and Device Command

Communication Matrix

Provides a QR code to access the device communication matrix for port information.

Device Command

Provides a QR code to access common serial port commands for devices.

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