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=Stand Alone Multiple VTH and VTO Setup=
 
=Stand Alone Multiple VTH and VTO Setup=
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
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This guide will show how to setup multiple stand alone VTO and VTH devices on a network  
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This guide will show how to setup multiple VTO and VTH devices on a network  
  
 
In this example a VTO will be designated as the main VTO and also act as the SIP server for the installation
 
In this example a VTO will be designated as the main VTO and also act as the SIP server for the installation
  
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In this example a VTO2000A will act as Main VTO and a VTO2111D will act as Sub VTO
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In this example a VTO2202F-P will act as Main VTO and a VTO2111D will act as Sub VTO. The VTH2421FW-P will act as the Main VTH and will send the SIP/VTO information to our extension VTH5221D-S
  
 
==Prerequisites==
 
==Prerequisites==
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* VTO and VTH initialized and set up on network
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* Laptop/PC on the same network
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* VTO and VTH log in information
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*[https://dahuawiki.com/images/Files/Software/VDP_Config/985997_General_VDPConfig_Eng_V1.008.0000000.3.R.20191115.zip VDP Config]
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* Gen2 SIP VTOs and VTHs
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==Devices==
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'''NOTE: These are the device settings we used for this article'''
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{| class="wikitable"
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!Icon
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!Device
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!Network Settings
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!SIP Server Settings
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!ID No.
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|-
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|[[File:VTO2202F.png|100px|link=Video_Intercom/Products/DHI-VTO2202F-P]]
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|VTO2202F-P
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|192.168.1.108
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|
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Status:Enabled<br />
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Server IP:192.168.1.108<br />
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Server Type:VTO<br />
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Network Port:5060<br />
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Username:8001<br />
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Register Password:(Leave Default)<br />
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Domain:VDP<br />
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Sip Server Username:admin<br />
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Sip Server Password:admin123<br />
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|8001(VTO No)
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|-
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|[[File:VTO2111D-WP.png|100px|link=Video_Intercom/Products/DHI_VTO2111D_WP-S]]
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|VTO2111D_WP-S
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|192.168.1.110
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|
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Status:Disabled<br />
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Server IP:192.168.1.108<br />
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Server Type:VTO<br />
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Network Port:5060<br />
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Username:8002<br />
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Register Password:(Leave Default)<br />
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Domain:VDP<br />
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Sip Server Username:admin<br />
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Sip Server Password:admin123<br />
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|8002(VTO No)
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|-
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|[[file:VTH2421FWl image web-1.png|100px|link=Video_Intercom/Products/DHI-VTH2421FW-P]]
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|VTH2421FW-P
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|192.168.1.155
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Server IP:192.168.1.108<br />
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Network Port:5060<br />
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Username:9901#0<br />
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Register Password:(Leave Default)<br />
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Domain:VDP<br />
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Sip Server Username:admin<br />
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Sip Server Password:admin123<br />
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Status:Enabled
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|9901#0 (Room No)
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|-
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|[[file:DHI-VTH5221D.png|100px|link=Video_Intercom/Products/DHI_VTH5221D-S]]
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|VTH5221D-S
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|192.168.1.156
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Server IP:192.168.1.108<br />
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Network Port:5060<br />
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Username:9901#1<br />
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Register Password:(Leave Default)<br />
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Domain:VDP<br />
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Sip Server Username:admin<br />
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Sip Server Password:admin123<br />
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Status:Enabled
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|9901#1 (Room No)
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|}
  
 
==Video Instructions==
 
==Video Instructions==
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==Step by Step Instructions==
 
==Step by Step Instructions==
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The VTO devices should be configured and set up as the first step.
 
  
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One VTO device will be designated as the Main VTO and any other VTO devices will be a Sub VTO
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===Main VTO Setup (SIP Server)===
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1. Find the VTO you would like to make the Main
  
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The Main VTO will also serve as the SIP Server in this setup.
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-1.png|600px]]
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===Main VTO Setup===
 
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1. Log into the web interface of the VTO by entering the IP
 
  
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You can find the current IP of the VTO by using [[Software/Dahua Toolbox/VDPConfig|VDPConfig]] from a local computer
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2. Type the IP Address on a browser and setup a password for the VTO. In this tutorial we used '''admin123'''
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_1.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-2.png|800px]]
  
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Enter the IP into Internet Explorer
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3. Please enter an email in case you lose the admin password
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_2.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-3.png|800px]]
  
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2. The Device Initialization will appear if this device has not been initialized
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4. Login to the WEBUI using the password you just created
  
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Device Initialization Steps:
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-4.png|800px]]
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<gallery>
 
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File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_3.jpg|Create a password for the device
 
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File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_4.jpg|Enter an email address for password recovery
 
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File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_5.jpg|Select OK to complete initialization
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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3. Log into the device by entering the Username and Password and click Login
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5. First step is to go to "Local Setting"
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_6.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-5.png|800px]]
  
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4. Click Local Setting
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6. Review the settings and make sure Group Call is enabled
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_7.jpg|500px]]
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Villa Call No. : ''This indicates the Room No on the VTH it will reach out too''<br />
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No. : ''No. is the VTO Number. It can be changed when SIP server is disabled''
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Group Call: This will call all VTHs on the same Room No family including Extensions
  
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5. Under Basic settings, confirm the information being used.
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-6.png|800px]]
  
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In this example we will use the default
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7. Navigate to over to Network -> SIP Server (You will need to Disable the SIP Server in order to make changes)
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_8.jpg|500px]]
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SIP Server: Enabled<br />
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Server Type: VTO<br />
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IP Address: 192.168.1.108 (Master VTO)<br />
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Port: 5060<br />
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Username: 8001<br />
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Password: (Leave default)<br />
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SIP Domain: VDP<br />
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SIP Server Username: admin<br />
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SIP Server Password: admin123
  
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'''Villa Call No. = 9901'''
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-7.png|800px]]
  
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'''VTO No. = 8001'''
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8. Navigate over to VTO No. Management and click on "Add" to add the SUB VTO we will be adding later
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_9.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-8.png|800px]]
  
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6. Now the SIP function must be enabled and configured
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9. Enter the info and credentials of the SUB VTO we will be using
  
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Click Network Settings
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No.: 8002<br />
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Registered Password: (Leave default)<br />
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Build No.: (Leave default)<br />
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Unit No.: (Leave default)<br />
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IP Address: 192.168.1.110<br />
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Username: admin<br />
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Password: admin123
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_10.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-9.png|800px]]
  
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7. Click SIP Server
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10. Once added you will see the entry in the list.
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_11.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-10.png|800px]]
  
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8. In this example, the VTO device itself will act as the SIP server
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11. The VTHs should already be added by default.  
  
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To make changes to SIP Server settings, start by unchecking the box next to Enable
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If not please add the Master VTH 9901#0 and any other extensions needed by adding #1, #2, etc..
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_12.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-11.png|800px]]
  
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The fields can now be edited
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===SUB VTO Setup===
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1. Use the IP Address of the SUB VTO to login to the WEBUI. Go through the Initialization phase.
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_13.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-12.png|800px]]
  
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* Server Type - VTO
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2. Login with the password we just created. In this tutorial we used '''admin123'''
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* IP Address - IP Address of VTO device , in this example 192.168.2.163
 
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* Port - 5060 - Leave at default
 
  
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* SIP Server Username - Username for VTO
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-13.png|800px]]
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* SIP Server Password - Password for VTO
 
  
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9. Once all information has been entered, check the box to enable SIP Server
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3. Go to "Network Settings"
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_14.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-14.png|800px]]
  
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10. Click 'Save' to save settings
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4. We will be using 192.168.1.110 for the SUB VTO
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_15.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-15.png|800px]]
  
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===Sub VTO Setup===
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5. Go to SIP Server and enter the SIP Server Information. The device will reboot after saving the settings.
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1. Log into the web interface of the Sub VTO by entering the IP
 
  
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SIP Server: Disabled<br />
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Server Type: VTO<br />
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IP Address: 192.168.1.108<br />
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Port: 5060<br />
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Username:8002 (this will not be changeable until the device reboots)<br />
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Password: (Leave Default)<br />
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SIP Domain: VDP<br />
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SIP Server Username: admin<br />
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SIP Server Password: admin123
  
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===VTH Setup===
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-16.png|800px]]
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1. Power on the VTH
 
  
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Device Initialization will appear if this device has not been initialized
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6. Login after the reboot
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_16.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-17.png|800px]]
  
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* Password - create a password for the device
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7. Go to Local Settings
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* Confirm Pwd - confirm created password
 
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* Email - email address used for password recovery
 
  
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Select OK once all information has been entered
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-18.png|800px]]
  
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2. A message will confirm successful device initialization
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8. Change the VTO No. to 8002 and click on "Confirm" to save
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_17.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-19.png|800px]]
  
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3. From the Main Menu 'long press' or tap and hold the 'Setting' button for over 6 seconds to enter Advanced Settings
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===Main VTH Setup===
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_18.jpg|500px]]
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1. Initialize the VTH with a password and email. In this tutorial we used '''123456'''
  
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4. Enter the password for the device and select OK
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-20.png|800px]]
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_19.jpg|500px]]
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2. Tap and hold the settings icon to enter the Configuration settings and use the password you initialized the VTH with
  
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5. Network
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Note: a single tap will enter the general settings so be sure to tap and hold until the login prompt comes up. General Settings uses default password '''"123456"'''
  
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Confirm the IP information for the VTH device
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-21.png|800px]]
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_20.jpg|500px]]
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3. We will be using IP Address 192.168.1.155 for the Master VTH
  
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6. VTH Config
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-22.png|800px]]
  
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Tap the field next to 'Room No.' to change the setting
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4. Go to VTH Config and confirm that the Room No. is 9901#0 with the label as "Master"
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_21.jpg|500px]]
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The #0 indicates that its the master. #1 will be the first following Extension followed by #2, #3, etc..
  
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The VTH Room No. will be the VTO's Villa Call Number with an added '#0'
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-23.png|800px]]
  
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In this example we will use the VTO's Call No. of 9901 + #0
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5. Go to SIP Server and enter the SIP Server information
  
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9901#0
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Server IP:192.168.1.108<br />
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Network Port: 5060<br />
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Username: 9901#0<br />
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Register Pwd: (Leave Default)<br />
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Domain:VDP<br />
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Username: admin<br />
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Password: admin123<br />
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Status: ON
  
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Tap OK once the information has been entered
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-24.png|800px]]
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_22.jpg|500px]]
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6. No we need to add the VTOs to be able to Monitor through the VTH's Home Screen. <br />
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Highlight the Main VTO and tap on "Add"
  
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7. SIP Server
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-25.png|800px]]
  
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In this example the VTO has been configured to act as the SIP Server, so the VTO device information will be entered in this section in the highlighted fields
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7. Enter only the highlighted sections
  
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All other fields should be left at their default settings
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Name: (Nickname so enter any name to identify the Master VTO)<br />
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State: ON<br />
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Username: admin (VTO username)<br />
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Password: admin123 (VTO Password)<br />
  
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* Server IP - IP Address of VTO
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-26.png|800px]]
  
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* User Name - User Name for VTO
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8. A green icon will appear next to the VTO added. Now Tap and highlight the Sub VTO and click on "Add"
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* Login Pwd - Password for VTO
 
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_23.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-27.png|800px]]
  
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8. Once the information has been entered
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9. The same prompt will appear but don't override the Main Entry, click on the arrow to go to the second entry.
  
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Tap the toggle next to 'Enable Status' to On
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-28.png|800px]]
  
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Tap OK to save settings
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10. Change only the highlighted sections
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_24.jpg|500px]]
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Name: (Nickname to identify the SUB VTO)<br />
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State: ON<br />
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Username: admin (SUB VTO username)<br />
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Password: admin123 (SUB VTO Password)
  
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9. VTO Config
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-29.png|800px]]
  
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Enter the information for the VTO device:
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11. Both devices will show a green icon after being added.
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_25.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-30.png|800px]]
  
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10. Once the information has been entered
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12. Go to "VTO Config" and confirm that the status on all added VTOs are enabled.
  
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Tap the toggle next to 'Enable Status' to On
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-31.png|800px]]
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_26.jpg|500px]]
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===Sub VTO Setup===
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'''The Extension VTH will grab the information from the Master VTH if configured properly'''
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11. A message will pop up to confirm
 
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_27.jpg|500px]]
 
  
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12. The VTH is now configured
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1. Initialize the SUB VTO that will be acting as the first Extension 
  
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Tap the Home icon in the top right to return to the Home screen
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-32.png|800px]]
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_28.jpg|500px]]
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2. Enter the Configuration Settings by taping and holding the settings icon
  
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13. Once the devices have been both configured properly it can take a few minutes for the devices to complete the connection between the devices
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-33.png|800px]]
  
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You can monitor the status of the connection by checking the upper right corner of the VTH
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3. Go to VTH Config and change the label to "Extension". Be sure to change the Room No to the first extension by adding #1 after 9901. Click OK to Save
  
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This icon will be displayed when there is no active connection to the VTO:
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Room No.:9901#1<br />
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Master IP: 192.168.1.155 (Enter the IP Address of the Main VTH)<br />
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Master Name: admin (username of the Main VTH)<br />
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Master Pwd: 123456 (Password of the Main VTH)
  
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[[File:VTH_no_connection_icon.jpg]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-34.png|800px]]
  
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14. Once the icon has been cleared then the devices should be ready to communicate.
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4. If Step 3 was successful you should see the entries of the VTOs. Be sure to enable them
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_29.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-35.png|800px]]
  
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15. Test a call by pressing the call button on the VTO and you should receive a call at the VTH
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5. All devices should be online and ready to call.
  
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[[File:Stand_Alone_VTH_and_VTO_Setup_-_SIP_-_30.jpg|500px]]
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[[File:Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-36.png|800px]]

Latest revision as of 17:56, 10 September 2020


These instructions are for Generation 2, IP-based Video Intercom Devices only.
Icon Name Generation Technology SIP 2.0 Example Device 1 Example Device 2 Identifying Characteristic PC Software Mobile App
Gen2-SIP2.0-IP Gen 2 IP SIP 2.0 VTH1550CH-S DHI-VTO2000A-S "-S" at end of model name DSS or DSS Express S DSS Mobile for VDP

Stand Alone Multiple VTH and VTO Setup

Description

This guide will show how to setup multiple VTO and VTH devices on a network

In this example a VTO will be designated as the main VTO and also act as the SIP server for the installation

In this example a VTO2202F-P will act as Main VTO and a VTO2111D will act as Sub VTO. The VTH2421FW-P will act as the Main VTH and will send the SIP/VTO information to our extension VTH5221D-S

Prerequisites

  • Laptop/PC on the same network
  • VDP Config
  • Gen2 SIP VTOs and VTHs

Devices

NOTE: These are the device settings we used for this article
Icon Device Network Settings SIP Server Settings ID No.
VTO2202F.png VTO2202F-P 192.168.1.108

Status:Enabled
Server IP:192.168.1.108
Server Type:VTO
Network Port:5060
Username:8001
Register Password:(Leave Default)
Domain:VDP
Sip Server Username:admin
Sip Server Password:admin123

 8001(VTO No)
VTO2111D-WP.png VTO2111D_WP-S 192.168.1.110

Status:Disabled
Server IP:192.168.1.108
Server Type:VTO
Network Port:5060
Username:8002
Register Password:(Leave Default)
Domain:VDP
Sip Server Username:admin
Sip Server Password:admin123

 8002(VTO No)
VTH2421FWl image web-1.png VTH2421FW-P 192.168.1.155

Server IP:192.168.1.108
Network Port:5060
Username:9901#0
Register Password:(Leave Default)
Domain:VDP
Sip Server Username:admin
Sip Server Password:admin123
Status:Enabled

9901#0 (Room No)
DHI-VTH5221D.png VTH5221D-S 192.168.1.156

Server IP:192.168.1.108
Network Port:5060
Username:9901#1
Register Password:(Leave Default)
Domain:VDP
Sip Server Username:admin
Sip Server Password:admin123
Status:Enabled

9901#1 (Room No)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

Main VTO Setup (SIP Server)

1. Find the VTO you would like to make the Main

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-1.png

2. Type the IP Address on a browser and setup a password for the VTO. In this tutorial we used admin123

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-2.png

3. Please enter an email in case you lose the admin password

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-3.png

4. Login to the WEBUI using the password you just created

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-4.png

5. First step is to go to "Local Setting"

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-5.png

6. Review the settings and make sure Group Call is enabled

Villa Call No. : This indicates the Room No on the VTH it will reach out too
No. : No. is the VTO Number. It can be changed when SIP server is disabled Group Call: This will call all VTHs on the same Room No family including Extensions

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-6.png

7. Navigate to over to Network -> SIP Server (You will need to Disable the SIP Server in order to make changes)

SIP Server: Enabled
Server Type: VTO
IP Address: 192.168.1.108 (Master VTO)
Port: 5060
Username: 8001
Password: (Leave default)
SIP Domain: VDP
SIP Server Username: admin
SIP Server Password: admin123

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-7.png

8. Navigate over to VTO No. Management and click on "Add" to add the SUB VTO we will be adding later

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-8.png

9. Enter the info and credentials of the SUB VTO we will be using

No.: 8002
Registered Password: (Leave default)
Build No.: (Leave default)
Unit No.: (Leave default)
IP Address: 192.168.1.110
Username: admin
Password: admin123

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-9.png

10. Once added you will see the entry in the list.

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-10.png

11. The VTHs should already be added by default.

If not please add the Master VTH 9901#0 and any other extensions needed by adding #1, #2, etc..

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-11.png

SUB VTO Setup

1. Use the IP Address of the SUB VTO to login to the WEBUI. Go through the Initialization phase.

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-12.png

2. Login with the password we just created. In this tutorial we used admin123

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-13.png

3. Go to "Network Settings"

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-14.png

4. We will be using 192.168.1.110 for the SUB VTO

Multiple VTO and VTH SIP Setup-15.png

5. Go to SIP Server and enter the SIP Server Information. The device will reboot after saving the settings.

SIP Server: Disabled
Server Type: VTO
IP Address: 192.168.1.108
Port: 5060
Username:8002 (this will not be changeable until the device reboots)
Password: (Leave Default)
SIP Domain: VDP
SIP Server Username: admin
SIP Server Password: admin123

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6. Login after the reboot

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7. Go to Local Settings

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8. Change the VTO No. to 8002 and click on "Confirm" to save

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Main VTH Setup

1. Initialize the VTH with a password and email. In this tutorial we used 123456

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2. Tap and hold the settings icon to enter the Configuration settings and use the password you initialized the VTH with 

Note: a single tap will enter the general settings so be sure to tap and hold until the login prompt comes up. General Settings uses default password "123456"

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3. We will be using IP Address 192.168.1.155 for the Master VTH

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4. Go to VTH Config and confirm that the Room No. is 9901#0 with the label as "Master" 

The #0 indicates that its the master. #1 will be the first following Extension followed by #2, #3, etc..

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5. Go to SIP Server and enter the SIP Server information

Server IP:192.168.1.108
Network Port: 5060
Username: 9901#0
Register Pwd: (Leave Default)
Domain:VDP
Username: admin
Password: admin123
Status: ON

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6. No we need to add the VTOs to be able to Monitor through the VTH's Home Screen.
Highlight the Main VTO and tap on "Add"

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7. Enter only the highlighted sections

Name: (Nickname so enter any name to identify the Master VTO)
State: ON
Username: admin (VTO username)
Password: admin123 (VTO Password)

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8. A green icon will appear next to the VTO added. Now Tap and highlight the Sub VTO and click on "Add"

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9. The same prompt will appear but don't override the Main Entry, click on the arrow to go to the second entry.

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10. Change only the highlighted sections

Name: (Nickname to identify the SUB VTO)
State: ON
Username: admin (SUB VTO username)
Password: admin123 (SUB VTO Password)

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11. Both devices will show a green icon after being added.

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12. Go to "VTO Config" and confirm that the status on all added VTOs are enabled.

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Sub VTO Setup

The Extension VTH will grab the information from the Master VTH if configured properly

1. Initialize the SUB VTO that will be acting as the first Extension

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2. Enter the Configuration Settings by taping and holding the settings icon

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3. Go to VTH Config and change the label to "Extension". Be sure to change the Room No to the first extension by adding #1 after 9901. Click OK to Save

Room No.:9901#1
Master IP: 192.168.1.155 (Enter the IP Address of the Main VTH)
Master Name: admin (username of the Main VTH)
Master Pwd: 123456 (Password of the Main VTH)

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4. If Step 3 was successful you should see the entries of the VTOs. Be sure to enable them

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5. All devices should be online and ready to call.

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