To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the XONTEL XT-10P and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | XONTEL |
|---|---|
| Model | XT-10P |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Describes the XonTel XT-10P as a SIP-compliant video outdoor phone for remote unlock and monitor.
Explains POE enablement and the use of a 12V adapter for power supply if POE is unavailable.
Details how to initiate a call by pressing the call button and confirming with the LED indicator.
Explains how the XT-10P answers calls automatically or via push button if auto-answer is disabled.
Describes using a predefined RF card on the sensor area to unlock the door.
Guides on accessing the device's web interface using its IP address and default credentials.
Details how to view product, network, and account information via the Status -> Basic menu.
Instructions for setting the local Time Zone and configuring NTP servers for time synchronization.
Configuration options for call features like return codes, auto-answer delay, and codec selection.
Settings for adjusting mic, speaker, and ringback volumes, and uploading custom tones.
How to view and manage call history records, including dialed, received, and missed calls.
Procedure to check and manage the door unlock history, primarily for RF card usage.
Configuration for extra web relay functionality, using DTMF codes for remote unlocking.
Explains that the device obtains IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS automatically via DHCP.
Details manual configuration of IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS server.
Configures a fallback number to call if the primary number does not answer within a set time.
Instructions to set destination numbers or IP addresses for the physical push button.
Defines actions (FTP, Email, HTTP) to execute when the push button is pressed during a call.
Enables dialing out or hanging up intercom calls directly from a website.
Settings for maximum call duration and the time allowed for a call to connect before hanging up.
Allows the push button to hang up an active call when enabled.
Configuration for primary and secondary TFTP servers for firmware or configuration updates.
Supports importing or exporting card data files for managing a large number of cards.
Procedure to issue, obtain, and add new RF cards for access control.
Allows viewing and managing valid card information, including deleting permissions or clearing the list.
Configuration of SIP account details, including server IP, registration period, and transport type.
Advanced SIP settings covering codecs, DTMF, call features, session timers, and encryption.
Instructions for upgrading firmware, resetting to factory settings, and rebooting the device.
Options for managing system logs, packet capture (PCAP), and configuration files.
Guides on changing the web login password and configuring session timeout values.
