Aiphone IX SERIES Operating instructions

IX SERIES

IP Video Intercom System

IXW-MA and IXW-MAA

Programming Guide

This is an abbreviated programming manual addressing basic IP Relay program settings using IX Support Tool. A complete set

of instructions (IX Web Setting Manual / IX Operation Manual / IX Support Tool Setting Manual) can be found at www.aiphone.com/IX.

ATTENTION:

Pages 2-5 Programming a New System that Includes the IXW-MA or IXW-MAA

- Create a New System Using the Support Tool Programming Wizard

Page 5-6 Adding the IXW-MA to an Existing System

- Adding the IXW-MA to an existing system using the Support Tool Programming Wizard

Page 7 SIF Settings

- Congure IX Series stations to interact with the IXW-MA

Page 8-9 SIF Settings for IX-BA, IX-DA, IX-MV Stations

- Conguring legacy IX Series stations to interact with the IXW-MA

Page 9-10 Relay Output Settings

- Conguring for Door Release or External Signaling

Page 11 Uploading the Settings

- Uploading Settings to Stations and Exporting System Conguration

Table of Contents

If updating dimensions, be sure to update the GLC layer too.

Please refer to the Product Dimensions Master located here:

H:\Engineering Services\Product Dimensions Master Document\Product Dimensions Master.xlsx

IXW-MA

13/16" 3/8"9-5/8"

7-1/2"

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1.2 - New System

Enter a System Name under System

Settings and select the quantity for each

station type under IX Support Tool Settings.

1.1 - Create New System

Open IX Support Tool. If the New System

window does not open, select File from the top

menu bar, then Create New System.

1.3 - Creating the System

Once each eld of the New System page is

lled appropriately, click Next .

Step 1: System Settings

Step 2: Station Customization

Support Tool will provide each station a default Station Name, four-digit Number, and IP address starting from 192.168.1.10. To edit this

information, click Station Details in the Advanced Settings section, shown below. To use the default information created by Support

Tool, skip to Step 3.

2.1 - Station Details

Click Station Details to edit the Number,

Name, and IP Address for each station.

Programming a New System to Include an IXW-MA

If the system has already been congured without the IXW-MA, skip to Page 5.

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Introduction

The IXW-MA and IXW-MAA adaptors have 10 relay outputs that can be triggered by an event on an IX Series station. This guide will

walk through programming a system to include either adaptor, as well as programming the outputs.

Because the IXW-MA and IXW-MAA function the same way, and IX Support Tool considers them both an IXW-MA for programming

purposes, this guide will only refer to the IXW-MA.

Click OK to update the station details that

were edited.

2.3 - Update Station Details

Step 2: Station Customization (continued)

2.2 - Edit Station Details

Edit the Number, Name, IP Address, and

Subnet Mask for each station as needed.

Note: Do not ll in the Hostname.

Programming a New System to Include an IXW-MA

Step 3: Association

The association process will link the information created in Support Tool with a station found on the network. Once associated, the

station will receive its station name and network information once it nishes rebooting.

3.1 - Select

Select the setting le to be associated

from the Station Settings List.

3.2 - Select

Select the scanned station to be

associated with the selected le from

the Station List.

3.3 - Apply

Click Apply to associate the selected

station with the selected le. Repeat

until all stations are associated.

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3.4 - Status

4.2 - Start Upload

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4.3 - Next

Step 4: Setting File Upload

Once each station has been associated with its individual station information, the setting le containing the rest of the system’s

information will need to be uploaded to each station. To upload the setting le, the programming PC will need to be in the same subnet

as the associated stations. The PC’s current IP address is listed in the bottom left-hand side of this window.

The stations will not operate until the setting les have been uploaded.

4.1 - Select

Stations can be selected individually, or by

Type. Choose All from the Select Station

by Type drop down menu to upload to all

stations. Click Select .

After successful upload, click Next .

Once station Status shows Available,

click

Start Upload .

The progress of each station

will be displayed in the Status

column. Unavailable stations

may still be rebooting from

the association process. If a

station has rebooted and is

still unavailable, ensure the

programming PC is in the same

subnet as the station.

Note:

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Programming a New System to Include an IXW-MA

Step 3: Association (continued)

3.5 - Next

If all stations show Success, click Next .

Conrm that each station has been successfully

associated in the Status column.

Adding an IXW-MA to an Already Existing System

Skip this section if the IXW-MA has already been added to the system. The steps below will walk through adding an IXW-MA relay

adaptor to an existing system. The IXW-MA should be connected to the same network as the existing system before proceeding.

Open IX Support Tool and select the existing system to be edited.

A - System Conguration

Click Tools from the top menu bar

and select System Conguration.

B - Add New Station

Click

Add New Station

Continue on page 6.

Programming a New System to Include an IXW-MA

Step 5: Export Settings

The nal step in the Programming Wizard is to create a copy of the system’s setting le and export it to a secure location or

external drive.

5.2 - Select Folder

Select location to save the le. Click OK .

5.1 - Export

Click Export .

5.3 - Finish

Click Finish .

If the original program le is lost, or Support Tool is moved to a di󰀨erent PC, this copy can be used to

access the system programming to make changes or adjustments.

Note:

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F - Select

The added station will appear in the Station Settings list with the number and name assigned. Support Tool will automatically assign

an IP address, though this can be changed later.

C - Select Station Type

Select the IXW-MA using the Station

Type drop down and enter the quantity

of stations to be added. Click

Add

D - Edit Station Information

Edit the Number and Name for the

new station to be added.

E - Add

Click

to add the station.

Adding an IXW-MA to an Already Existing System

Select the setting le for the IXW-MA from the

Station Settings List.

G - Select

Select the IXW-MA to be associated with the

selected le from the Station List.

H - Apply

Click

Apply

to associate the selected station

with the selected le.

J - Next

If stations show Success, click

I - Status

Conrm that the IXW-MA has been successfully

associated in the Status column.

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1.5 - Connection

1.4 - Destination Port

1.3 - IPv4 Address

1.2- Program Type

1.7 - Scroll Right

SIF Settings (Go to Page 8 for IX-BA, IX-DA, and IX-MV Settings)

Step 1: Enabling SIF Functionality for IX Series Stations

The IXW-MA will only recognize the change contact transmission trigger. All other transmission triggers will be ignored by the adaptor.

The transmission trigger is sent from the station receiving the release command to the IXW-MA. The following process outlines the

settings required to send this SIF event by the door station. From the menu on the left, expand Function Settings and select SIF.

1.1 - Enable

Enable SIF

Functionality.

Enter 0100.Enter the IPv4 Address

of the IXW-MA.

Enter 65013 if SSL is Disabled,

Enter 65014 if SSL is Enabled.

Use the Connection drop-

down menu to select Socket.

Note:

These settings will need

to be congured for

each source of the SIF

event, not the IXW-MA.

1.8 - Change Contact

Check the Change contact

box for each station that will

communicate with the IXW-MA.

Click Update to store the

settings and continue to the next

step.

1.9 - Update

Scroll the window to the right until

the Change contact column is

displayed.

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Program Type: Must be binary number 0100.

IXW-MA IP Address:

IP address assigned to the IXW-MA .

Destination Port:

Port number assigned on the IXW-MA.

Enter 65013 if SSL is disabled, 65014 if SSL is enabled

SSL Y/N :

Input 0 if disabled, input 1 if enabled.

Example Text File: 0100,192.168.1.17,65014,1

Save the SIF le with a .ini extension (.ini must be typed manually) to a location on the PC being used for programming the

IX Series stations. This le must be uploaded to each device associated with the IXW-MA using the instructions that follow.

SIF Settings for IX-BA, IX-DA, and IX-MV Stations the IXW-MA

Step 1: Creating the SIF.ini File

Creating a line of code, in the form of a .ini file, is required to allow an IX Series (IX-DA, IX-BA, IX-MV) station to communicate

to the IXW-MA. The example below is shown using a common text editor (e.g. Notepad), and saving it with a .ini extension.

SSL

Y/N

Program

Type

IXW-MA

IP Address

Destination

Port

Step 2: Enabling SIF Functionality for IX Series Stations

From the menu on the

left, expand Function

Settings and select

SIF.

2.1 - SIF Settings

Click

Station View

2.2 - Station View

Use the Number drop-down under Select Station to Edit

and choose the IX Series door station. Click

Select

and

ensure that the door station is shown in upper left of the

screen.

2.3 - Select Station

Select the Enable

radio button for SIF

Functionality.

2.4 - Enable SIF

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Only these models of stations need to have a SIF.ini le uploaded to them. SIF uploads will always fail

on other station models. See the previous page for SIF programming steps for those stations.

Note:

SIF Settings for IX-BA, IX-DA, and IX-MV Stations the IXW-MA

Step 2: Enabling SIF Functionality for IX Series Stations (continued)

2.5 - Scroll Down

Scroll down until SIF File

Management is displayed.

2.6 - Browse

Click

Browse

to select the

SIF.ini le that was created in

Step 1.

2.7 - Upload

Click

Upload

to send the

selected le to the station.

2.8 - Update

Click

Update

to save changes.

IXW-MA Relay Output Settings

Step 1: Conguring individual IXW-MA Relays

From the menu on the left, expand Option

Input / Relay Output Settings and select

Relay Output.

1.1 - Relay Output

Use the Function drop-down menu to

select Contact Change SIF Event for the

IXW-MA.

1.3 - Function

Use the Relay Output drop-down menu to

select a relay output.

1.2 - Select Relay Output

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1.4 - Contact Change SIF Event

Scroll the window to the right until Relay

Output 1, Contact Change SIF Event is

displayed.

Click

Open

and select the

Station Number of the station to

communicate with the IXW-MA.

1.5 -

Select a Station

1.6 - Update

Click

Update

to save changes.

IXW-MA Relay Output Settings

Step 1: Conguring the individual IXW-MA Relays (continued)

Uploading Settings to Stations

1.2 - Select

1.1 - Upload

Stations can be selected individually, or by

Type. Choose All from the Select Station

by Type drop-down menu to upload to all

stations. Then, click Select .

1.3 - Settings

Click

Settings

to upload the Setting Files

to the selected stations.

Navigate to File on the top menu bar and

select Upload Settings to Station.

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