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66250980-EN - V1.0 - 06/02/14
1
Fig. 1
4503-0
4503-1
4503-1D
Stainless Steel
Aluminium
High Brass
green / verde
green-white / verde-bianco
orange / arancione
orange-white / arancione-bianco
GND
PTE
Not
Used
0Vdc
+12Vdc
Made in Italy
RX - RS-232
TX - RS-232
GND
From
Art.4513
Day/Night
Infrared LED
Colour Camera
NETWORK SETTINGS DEFAULT
IP ADDRESS: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.3)
SUBNET MASK: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (255.255.255.0)
GATEWAY: _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ (192.168.1.1)
TIA/EIA-568-B.1-2001 T568B
Wiring
Green
Green / WhiteOrange
Orange / White
Orange / White
Orange
Green / White
Blue
Blue / White
Green
Brown / White
Brown
Fig. 2
DESCRIPTION
The 4000 Series IP video speaker unit module can be used with any VIDEX IP device or any computer using a specic MS-Windows Client or any
smartphone/tablet using a specic Android client. It is available in a 0, 1 or 2 button version but for installation with more than 2 call buttons can
be used in combination with the special interface module Art.4513 that enables the connection of up to 64 additional buttons using conventional
button expansion modules.
Videx 4000 Series modular system;
10/100 Mbit Ethernet interface;
Compatible with SIP protocol (it can be connected with VOIP switchboard systems);
It recognizes DTMF tones complying with RFC2833 specication;
In built web server to set operation parameters;
Possibility to connect up to 66 call buttons (an interface module is required to which it is possible to connect standard expansion modules
from the 4000 Series);
2 dry contact relay outputs (C, NC, NO) with programmable operation times;
1 active low” input for “push to exit” button;
It is possible to set up to 10 IP addresses or SIP ID’s for each call button;
Client to be used with a PC using MS Windows operating system;
Client to be used with a tablet and smartphone using Android operation system;
Firmware can be updated through a web server;
A wide angle camera is also available.
TERMINALS
L
Not used
H
+12Vdc 12Vdc - 500mA Power supply input
0Vdc Power Supply Ground
GND Ground
PTE “Push to Exit” active low input
RX+ CAT5 cable Orange/white wire
RX– CAT5 cable Orange wire
TX+ CAT5 cable Green/white wire
TX– CAT5 cable Green wire
NO2 Relay 2 normally open contact
NC2 Relay 2 normally closed contact
C2 Relay 2 common contact
NO1 Relay 1 normally open contact
NC1 Relay 1 normally closed contact
C1 Relay 1 common contact
TERMINALS TO ART.4513
RX-RS-232 RS-232 Connection RX signal
TX-RS-232 RS-232 Connection TX signal
GND Ground
Art.4503 IP Video Speaker Unit Module
Connection
4000 Series
Art.4503 - Installation instructions

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Questions and Answers

  • B
    Brian TerrySep 23, 2025
    How to fix camera recall that does not work on Videx Door Opening System?
    • D
      Diane FieldsSep 23, 2025
      To fix camera recall that is not working on your Videx Door Opening System, check the terminal TV1 (? button) wire for continuity to T of the relevant door panel.
  • J
    Jeffrey GriffithAug 25, 2025
    How to fix interference on the speech in my Videx 4000 Intercom System?
    • C
      claytonolsenAug 25, 2025
      If you are experiencing interference on the speech with your Videx Intercom System, it could be due to several reasons. One potential cause is low signal strength, which forces the GSM module to increase power and interfere with speech circuits. To resolve this, check the signal strength using ‘1111SIG?’ and try relocating the antenna or using a more powerful one. Also, ensure that antenna cables are not running close to the power supply cables or microphone wires inside the intercom panel. If the issue persists, try a different SIM card from another service provider to see if they have better coverage in your area.
  • M
    Madison PayneAug 25, 2025
    What to do if my Videx 4000 panel does not respond to SMS messages?
    • T
      Taylor CookAug 26, 2025
      If your Videx Intercom System panel isn't responding to SMS messages, the SIM card might not have an SMS service center number stored. You'll need to insert the SIM card into a mobile phone to check this. Contact your SIM card provider for assistance if needed. Also, verify that you're sending the message to the correct number, which is the SIM card number in the intercom panel. After sending an SMS, listen for a single short beep from the intercom panel, indicating the message was received and understood. A long beep indicates the message was not understood or the 4-digit code was incorrect. As a solution, you can try resetting the 4-digit code to 1111 by powering up with C1 & PTE shorted.
  • K
    Kayla AnthonyAug 27, 2025
    Why does the call keep dropping out on my Videx Intercom System?
    • N
      nmorrisonAug 27, 2025
      If calls keep dropping out on your Videx Intercom System, consider increasing the call time in the programming settings. Also, check the signal strength; a weak signal or antenna malfunction could be the cause. Try moving or changing the antenna, or switch to a different SIM card provider to improve signal reception.
  • L
    Laura JohnsonAug 27, 2025
    Why do I hear a long beep when I press a button on my Videx Intercom System?
    • N
      Natalie LyonsAug 27, 2025
      If you hear a long beep when pressing a button on your Videx Intercom System, it could mean that no telephone number is set up for that button. You should check the programming to ensure the number is correctly configured. Another possibility is that the SIM card is not fitted correctly, so verify that the SIM card is properly inserted.
  • M
    Matthew JenningsSep 14, 2025
    How to troubleshoot no speech from the telephone to the door panel on a Videx Door Opening System?
    • K
      Kristi MorganSep 14, 2025
      To troubleshoot the lack of speech from the telephone to the door panel on your Videx Door Opening System, start by checking terminal 1 on the door panel amplifier for continuity back to terminal 1 on the telephone. Also, check that the voltage drops to approximately 4Vdc after the handset is lifted; if not, try another telephone. If these steps don't resolve the issue, try another amplifier at the door station.
  • J
    Jonathan WilliamsSep 12, 2025
    Why is there no speech in either direction on my Videx Door Opening System?
    • A
      Alexandra GreenSep 12, 2025
      If you have no speech in either direction on your Videx Door Opening System, check the 315mA fuse in the power supply. Also, check for 12Vdc across terminals + & - on the door panel amplifier. This voltage should be present at all times and comes directly from the PSU.
  • J
    Judy FlynnSep 13, 2025
    What to do if nothing happens when the call button is pressed on my Videx Door Opening System?
    • M
      mwebbSep 13, 2025
      If nothing happens when the call button is pressed on your Videx Door Opening System, check that the common of the button is connected to T on the VX136. Also, check continuity from the other side of the call button to terminal 4 on the handset.
  • C
    Chelsea LeeSep 4, 2025
    What to do if Videx Intercom System panel does not respond to SMS messages?
    • S
      Stephanie HamiltonSep 5, 2025
      If your Videx Intercom System panel isn't responding to SMS messages, verify that the SIM card has an SMS service centre number stored by inserting the SIM card into a mobile phone to check. Also, ensure that you are sending the message to the correct number (the mobile number of the SIM card in the GSM intercom panel). You can also try resetting the 4 digit master code to 1111, powering up with the blue (c) and yellow (6) wires shorted.
  • J
    Jesse GarciaSep 2, 2025
    What to do if Videx Intercom System calls keep dropping out?
    • C
      Cody YoungSep 2, 2025
      If your calls keep dropping out on your Videx Intercom System, you can try increasing the call time in programming. Also check the signal strength, and if necessary, move or change the antenna or try a different SIM card provider.

Summary

4000 Series Art. 4503 Product Overview

Module Description and Features

Details the 4000 Series IP video speaker unit module's capabilities and compatibility.

Terminal Pinouts

Lists all terminal connections and their functions for the Art.4503 module.

Power Supply and Electric Lock Wiring

12 Vdc Power Supply Wiring

Illustrates how to connect the unit for a 12Vdc electric lock.

12 Vac Power Supply Wiring

Illustrates how to connect the unit for a 12Vac electric lock, including PSU.

Lock Release Protection and Device Reset

Back EMF Protection for Lock Releases

Explains fitting components for AC and DC lock release protection.

Factory Preset Restoration Procedure

Steps to restore the module's IP address and login credentials to factory defaults.

Technical Specifications

Lists essential technical data for the Art.4503 module.

Hardware Setup and Initial Network Configuration

Connection Methods: Crossover vs. Patch Cable

Details two methods for connecting the Art.4503 to a network via cable.

Preparing PC;Laptop for Network Setup

Initial steps to prepare the PC/Laptop's network settings for device configuration.

PC;Laptop Network Settings Configuration

Navigating to Network Adapter Settings

Guide to accessing network adapter settings via Control Panel and Network Center.

Accessing Local Area Connection Properties

Steps to view and configure the properties of the local area network connection.

Configuring TCP;IPv4 Settings

Viewing Local Area Connection Status

Displaying the status of the network connection and accessing its properties.

Selecting TCP;IPv4 Properties

Locating and selecting the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) in connection properties.

Setting Device IP Address and Network Parameters

Configuring TCP;IPv4 Properties for Device

Setting the static IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for the device.

Accessing and Changing Network Parameters via Web

Logging into the device's web server to modify network settings like IP address.

Appendix: OS Specific Network Configuration

Windows Vista Network Setup Instructions

Step-by-step guide for configuring network settings on Windows Vista.

Windows 2000;XP Network Setup Instructions

Step-by-step guide for configuring network settings on Windows 2000/XP.

Web Server: Login and Network Settings

Login Page and Default Credentials

Accessing the device's web interface using default username and password.

Network Configuration Options

Configuring IP address, gateway, subnet mask, and DNS settings via the web interface.

Network Control Settings

Enabling and configuring 'Check Alive' for network connectivity monitoring.

Web Server: SIP and Call Button Configuration

SIP Server Connection Setup

Configuring SIP server parameters for VoIP communication and registration.

Call Button Destination Setup

Assigning IP addresses or SIP IDs to individual call buttons.

Web Server: General, Call, and System Settings

Lock and Call Configuration

Configuring relay functions, call behavior, and duration settings.

Audio, Video, and Serial Port Settings

Adjusting audio levels, video options, and enabling expansion modules.

Device Information and Firmware Update

Viewing device details and updating the firmware through the web interface.

Web Server: User Credentials and Network Details

Changing User Login Credentials

Procedure to modify the username and password for accessing the device's web interface.

Retrieving Local Network Details

Instructions on how to find IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway from network settings.

Network Setup Verification and IP Addressing

Verifying IP Address Availability with Ping

Using the ping command to check if an IP address is currently in use on the network.

TCP;IPv4 Properties and Network Details

Example of TCP/IPv4 properties and command prompt outputs for network verification.

Videx Contact and Support Information

Videx Company Offices and Contacts

Provides contact details for Videx offices worldwide for sales and support.

System Certifications and Compliance

Information on product certifications, including ISO 9001 and CE marking.

Videx 4000 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Series4000 Series
CategoryIntercom System
MaterialStainless Steel
Operating Voltage12V DC
Housing MaterialStainless steel
CompatibilityCompatible with Videx audio and video internal units

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