NYX IP ViewKP+ Simplified Manual

IP View KP+ Door Station User Manual (Simplified Version)


šŸ” Safety Instructions

Before using your IP View KP+ door station, please read this guide carefully and keep it for future reference.

āš ļø Safety Symbols

Symbol Meaning
āš ļø Warning May cause injury if not followed properly
āš™ļø Caution May cause device damage or data loss
šŸ’” Note Helpful tips and extra information

šŸ“– About This Manual

  • This guide covers multiple models. Images and examples may differ slightly from your device.
  • Always follow the instructions to use the device safely and correctly.
  • The product is provided ā€œas isā€ and may change without notice.
  • All trademarks and brand names belong to their respective owners.

🚫 Legal Use Only

  • Do not use this product for illegal activities.
  • Respect others' privacy and personal data.
  • Do not tamper with or hack the device.

⚔ Electrical Safety

  • Use a certified power supply: 12V/2A or PoE 48V/350mA.
  • Do not use above 2000m altitude or in temperatures over 60°C.
  • Ground the device to avoid electric shock.
  • Wear anti-static gloves when handling internal parts.

šŸŒ Environmental Guidelines

  • Avoid strong vibrations, water, or extreme temperatures.
  • Do not point the camera directly at bright lights (like the sun).
  • Keep away from heat sources and ensure good ventilation.
  • Avoid placing reflective surfaces near the camera lens.

🧼 Maintenance Tips

  • No user-serviceable parts inside—contact support if needed.
  • Power off before cleaning.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid touching the lens directly.
  • Clean the dome cover gently with a soft brush or cloth.

šŸ”’ Privacy Protection

  • Post clear signs if installing in public areas.
  • Protect personal data (e.g., faces, license plates).
  • Set up access controls and provide contact info if required.

🌐 Cybersecurity Tips

  • Use strong passwords (8+ characters, mix of letters/numbers).
  • Change passwords every 90 days.
  • Avoid using default ports (e.g., HTTP 80, HTTPS 443).
  • Don’t expose the device to the public internet unless necessary.
  • Enable HTTPS and use IP filtering (allow/block lists).
  • Disable UPnP if not needed.
  • Check logs regularly for unauthorized access.

šŸ”§ Main Features

  • Full HD Video: 2MP resolution (1920Ɨ1080)
  • Smart Compression: Supports H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264/MJPEG
  • Face Recognition: Works from 0.3m to 2m distance
  • Anti-Spoofing: Detects real faces vs. photos or masks
  • Image Enhancements: Includes 3D DNR, WDR, BLC, HLC, and Defog
  • Multiple Unlock Methods:
    • Face recognition
    • Card swipe
    • PIN code
    • Mobile app
  • Remote Access: View and control via app, web browser, or tablet
  • Tamper Alerts: Sends alarms if the device is damaged or the door is forced open
  • Wi-Fi & RS485 Support: Connects via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi or wired network
  • Smart Analytics: Detects video issues, captures faces, and compares them

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šŸ”˜ Button Overview

Button Function
Keypad Enter room numbers or PIN codes
← (Back/Delete) Delete input or return to live view
# Confirm input
šŸ“ž Call Button Call indoor station, control center, or mobile app

🌐 Network Setup

1. Wired Network Connection (LAN)

To access the IP View KP+ door station via a web browser:

šŸ–„ļø Step-by-Step Instructions:

  1. Connect the device and your PCĀ to the same local network.
  2. Install and run the IP-ToolĀ on your PC.
  3. Find your deviceĀ using its MAC address.
  4. Double-click the IP addressĀ to open it in Internet Explorer.
  5. Activate the deviceĀ by setting a strong admin password.
  6. Log inĀ with the new credentials.
  7. Set up security questionsĀ for password recovery.

šŸ’” Tip: Use a strong password and change it regularly.

šŸ” ONVIF Access

  • The ONVIF password matches the admin password by default.
  • To change it, go to:
    Config > Network > ONVIF

2. Wi-Fi Connection

  1. Connect the device to your routerĀ using a network cable.
  2. Log in via browser, go to:
    Config > Network > Wi-Fi
  3. Enable Wi-Fi, select your router, and enter the password.
  4. Choose:
    • ā€œObtain IP automaticallyā€ (not recommended)
    • ā€œUse the following IPā€ (recommended for stability)
  5. Click ā€œTestā€, thenĀ Save.
  6. Unplug the network cable—the device will now use Wi-Fi.

3. Remote Access (WAN)

Option A: P2P Access

  • EnableĀ P2PĀ in:
    Config > Network > P2P
  • VisitĀ www.autonat.comĀ using Internet Explorer.
  • Log in using the device’s QR code and security code.

Option B: Port Forwarding

  1. Set ports in:
    Config > Network > Port
  2. Set IP in:
    Config > Network > TCP/IP
  3. Log into your router and forward the IP and ports.
  4. Access remotely using:
    http://[WAN IP]:[Port]
    (e.g.,Ā http://192.168.1.201:81)


šŸ‘ļø Live View via Web Browser

Once you log in to the IP View KP+ door station through your browser, you’ll see theĀ Live ViewĀ screen.

šŸ–„ļø What You Can Do:

Icon Function
šŸ” Zoom in/out
šŸ–¼ļø Fit to screen or original size
šŸŽ„ Start/stop live video
šŸŽ™ļø Start/stop two-way audio
šŸ”Š Enable/disable audio
šŸ“ø Take a snapshot
āŗļø Start/stop local recording
šŸ”“ Unlock the door
āš ļø View smart alarm indicators (e.g., tampering, motion, face detection)

šŸ’” Some features (like local recording) may not work in plug-in-free browsers.


āš™ļø Web Configuration

ClickĀ ConfigĀ in the web interface to access all settings.

1. Face Recognition Settings

🧠 Face Comparison

  • Liveness Detection: Prevents spoofing with photos or videos.
  • Save Options:
    • Save full image
    • Save face only
  • Snapshot Interval: Set how often to capture faces (e.g., every 4 seconds).
  • Alarm Triggers:
    • Save to SD card
    • Send email or upload to FTP
    • Trigger external alarms

šŸŽÆ Face Matching

  • Similarity Threshold: Set how close a match must be to trigger an alert.
  • Deduplication: Avoids repeated alerts for the same person.
  • Alarm Area: Draw a detection zone on the screen.
  • Face Size: Set minimum and maximum face size for detection.

2. Face Database Management

You can add faces in four ways:

  1. Manually: Upload a photo and enter details (name, ID, etc.).
  2. Batch Upload: Use a CSV file and image folder.
  3. Face Album Tool: Use the dedicated software.
  4. Live Capture: Add faces directly from live view.

šŸ” You can assign access levels (e.g., visitor, resident, admin) and unlock methods (face, card, PIN, or combinations).


3. Face Match View

  • View real-time face captures and match results.
  • Click a face to see detailed info or add it to the database.

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šŸ“ž Intercom Features

1. Calling a Resident

You can call a resident in two ways:

  • Manual Dial: Press any number on the keypad, enter the room number, then press the šŸ“ž button.
  • One-Touch Call: Press the šŸ“ž button directly (if pre-configured to a specific room).

šŸ”§ To set up one-touch calling:
Go toĀ Config > Intercom, enableĀ ā€œPress button to call indoor stationā€, enter the room number, and clickĀ Save.

šŸ“Œ Make sure the IP View KP+ door station is added to the indoor station first (see Appendix 1 for setup).


2. Calling the Control Platform

  • Press the šŸ“ž button to call the central platform.
  • Enable this in:
    Config > Intercom > Enable "Press button to call platform"

3. Calling the Mobile App

Option A: Call the Admin Account

  • Press the šŸ“ž button to call the admin’s mobile app.
  • Enable this in:
    Config > Intercom > Enable "Press button to call APP"

Option B: Call a Specific Resident

  • Enter the room number on the keypad and press šŸ“ž.
  • Admin must:
    1. Add the device to the app using the QR code and security code.
    2. Go toĀ Buildings & ResidentsĀ in the app.
    3. Add building and room numbers.
    4. Link each room to the resident’s app account.

šŸ“± When a visitor calls, the app, indoor station, and platform will all ring. The first one to answer takes the call.


4. Contact List Setup

To allow visitors to search for residents:

  1. Add people to the face database with their room and floor numbers.
  2. Go to:
    Config > Intercom > Contacts
  3. Select a person and clickĀ Add.

Visitors can then press the * key to browse the contact list on the IP View KP+ door station.


šŸ”“ Door Unlocking Options

1. Unlock with Super PIN Code

  • Enter the code on the keypad followed byĀ #.
  • Set this code in:
    Config > Access Control > Door Lock > PIN Code Setting

2. Unlock with Face Recognition

  • If the unlock mode is set toĀ Face Only, the door opens after a successful face match.

3. Unlock with Card Swipe

  • If the unlock mode isĀ Card Only, swipe a registered card to open the door.

4. Combination Unlock Modes

  • Face + PIN: Face match first, then enter PIN code.
  • Face + Card: Face match first, then swipe card.
  • Face or Card: Either method will unlock the door.

šŸ”§ Set these modes when adding users to the face database.


5. Unlock via Web Interface

  • In the live view screen, click the šŸ”“ icon to open the door remotely.

6. Unlock via Mobile App

  • In the app’s live view, tap the screen to reveal the unlock icon.
  • Tap šŸ”“ to open the door.

šŸ›”ļø Access Control System Settings

1. Local Settings

Go to:
Config > Access Control > Access Control System Config

Setting Description
Language Choose the display language
Voice Prompt Select default or custom voice
Screen Sleep Time Set how long the screen stays on without activity
Keypad Backlight Auto / Manual / Off
Volume Adjust voice prompt volume
Screen Brightness Set screen brightness (150–255)

šŸŽ™ļø Custom Voice Prompts

  1. Go to theĀ Custom VoiceĀ tab.
  2. Select the voice prompt you want to replace.
  3. ClickĀ BrowseĀ to upload your audio file.
  4. ClickĀ UploadĀ and rename it if needed.
  5. Preview your voice prompt using theĀ ListenĀ button.

2. Door Lock Settings

Go to:
Config > Access Control > Door Lock

Setting Description
Lock Name Name your door lock (e.g., Front Gate)
Unlocking Group Choose who can unlock (e.g., residents, visitors)
Unlock Delay Time before the door unlocks (0–10 seconds)
Unlock Duration How long the door stays unlocked (0–10 seconds)
Lock Type Auto / Normally Open (NO) / Normally Closed (NC)
Alarm Linkage Choose what happens when an alarm is triggered
Schedule Settings Set times when the door should auto-lock/unlock

šŸ—“ļø You can set weekly or holiday-specific schedules.


3. Door Contact Settings

Go to:
Config > Access Control > Door Contact Setting

Setting Description
Input ID Choose door contact 1 or 2
Input Type Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC)
Unlock Delay Time allowed before door must close
Alarm Delay Time before alarm triggers if door contact fails

You can also enable:

  • Audio Alarm
  • Snapshot or Video Recording
  • Email or FTP Alerts

4. Wiegand Settings

Go to:
Config > Access Control > Wiegand Config

Setting Description
Direction Input (for card reader) or Output (for controller)
Mode Choose bit format (e.g., 26bit, 34bit, etc.)

5. Tampering Alarm

Go to:
Config > Access Control > Tampering Alarm Setting

  • Enable this to trigger alarms if the device is tampered with.
  • You can also enable audio alerts, snapshots, and email/FTP notifications.

6. Card Reader Settings

  • Choose card type:Ā EMĀ orĀ IC.
  • For IC cards, you can enable:
    • Anti-cloning
    • Encryption (MI, CPU, DESFire)

šŸ” You’ll need a compatible card enroller for encryption.


7. RS485 Settings

Go to:
Config > Access Control > RS485

  • Connect external RS485 devices like card readers or controllers.
  • Choose the correct device type.
  • Default settings are usually fine unless specified by the device.

8. Elevator Control (Web Relay Only)

  1. Add resident info (room and floor) in the face database.
  2. Go to:
    Config > Access Control > Elevator Config
  3. Enable elevator control and add floor settings.
  4. When a resident unlocks the door, the system sends a command to the elevator to allow access to their floor.
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