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How to Set Up One-Touch Calling on Industry Devices?

Introduction

Overview

All of our products support both IP direct calling and SIP calling. This guide explains how to use these two methods together to configure DSS shortcut keys for one-touch dialing.

Applicable Models

All indoor monitors, access control devices, and intercom products. In this guide, the Bi52W, Bi64, and Bi30 are used as examples.

Network Connection Diagram

Connect the PC, Bi52W, Bi64, and Bi30 to the same local network.


Device connection diagram

Configuration Guide

Get the IP Address and Log In to the Web Interface

1. Check and obtain the device IP address.

For access control and intercom devices:
Press and hold the DSS key for 10 seconds until you hear a beep, then press it once quickly and the device will announce its IP address.

For indoor monitor devices:

Non-touchscreen models: Bi51W, Bi52W
Press and hold the OK key, then go to System Information —— Network —— IPv4.

Touchscreen models: Bi53W, Bi56A
Go to Menu —— Status —— Network —— IPv4.

2. Open a browser and enter the device IP address.

Entering the device IP address in the browser

The default username and password are both admin.

Device login page

Settings for the Bi6X Series and Bi51X Indoor Monitor Series

1. Log in to the web interface, then go to Function Key —— Function Key Settings.

① Type: Memory Key
② Value 1 and Value 2: enter either the phone IP address or the SIP account registered on the server
③ Line: select the outgoing line number
④ After completing the settings, click Submit.

2. Two advanced dialing modes are available.

1. Primary/Secondary Mode

① Go to Function Key —— Advanced Settings
② Dialing Mode: Primary/Secondary Mode
③ Call Switch Time: enter a value from 5 to 500 seconds
④ Then click Submit.

After these two settings are applied, pressing the shortcut key will first call the phone defined in Value 1 by IP address or SIP account. If the call is not answered within the configured switch time, the device will automatically call the phone defined in Value 2.

Primary and secondary mode screen
Device primary and secondary mode interface

2. Time-Based Mode

① Go to Function Key —— Advanced Settings
② Dialing Mode: Time Period Mode
③ Number 1 Start Time: 00:00--23:59
④ Number 1 End Time: 00:00--23:59
⑤ Then click Submit.

Device time period mode interface

After these settings are saved, pressing the shortcut key will call the phone defined in Value 1 during the configured time range. At all other times, it will call the phone defined in Value 2.

Settings for Bi20S, Bi30, Bi23S, Bi31S, and Bi32V

1. Log in to the web interface, then go to Function Key —— Function Key Settings.

Type: Hot Key
Value 1 and Value 2: enter either the phone IP address or the SIP account registered on the server
Line: select the outgoing line number.

Device function key settings screen

2. Two advanced dialing modes are available.

1. Primary/Secondary Mode

Go to Function Key —— Advanced Settings
Dialing Mode: Primary/Secondary Mode
Call Switch Time: enter a value from 5 to 500 seconds
Then click Submit.

Device primary and secondary mode interface

2. Time-Based Mode

Go to Function Key —— Advanced Settings
Dialing Mode: Day/Night Mode
Day Start Time: 00:00--23:59
Day End Time: 00:00--23:59
Then click Submit.

Device time-based mode interface

After these settings are saved, pressing the shortcut key will call the phone defined in Value 1 during the configured daytime period. Outside that time range, the device will call the phone defined in Value 2.

Important Notes

When using IP direct calling, you must disable the device restriction for IP direct dial. Using the i53W as an example, go to Line -> SIP -> SIP Global Settings, then clear the Enable Strict UA Match option, as shown below, and click Submit to save the setting.

Configuring SIP line settings

You also need to go to Line -> SIP -> Basic Settings, then enable Allow Unregistered Outgoing Calls and click Submit to save the setting.

Enabling unregistered outgoing calls

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