i86-01 - Intercom FlyingVoice - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Intercom
Brand	FlyingVoice
Model	i86-01
Display	7-inch TFT LCD
Resolution	800 x 480 pixels
Camera	CMOS, 0.3 MP with night vision
Door Lock Control	Electric strike support (12V)
Power Supply	DC 12V, 1A adapter included
Dimensions	130 x 200 x 20 mm (indoor unit)
Weight	350 g (indoor unit)
Operating Temperature	-10°C to 50°C
Waterproof Rating	IP54 (indoor unit)
Audio	Full-duplex with echo cancellation
Memory	MicroSD card slot, up to 32GB
Connection	Wired (RJ45) for video/audio and power
Functions	Two-way audio, video call, door unlock, motion detection, snapshot
Mounting	Wall-mounted (bracket included)
Color	Black
Maintenance	Clean with dry soft cloth; do not use water or chemicals
Safety	Low voltage; use only supplied power adapter; keep away from moisture
Spare Parts & Repair	Contact FlyingVoice support for replacement parts; do not disassemble

Frequently Asked Questions - i86-01 FlyingVoice

How do I install the FlyingVoice i86-01 intercom?

Mount the indoor unit on the wall using the included bracket. Connect it to the outdoor unit via a Cat5e/6 cable (max 50m). Connect the power adapter. For door lock control, connect the electric strike wires. Refer to the manual for detailed wiring.

How do I pair the indoor unit with the outdoor doorbell?

The indoor unit automatically recognizes the outdoor unit when wired correctly. No manual pairing is required. If not working, ensure both units are powered on and the cable is properly connected.

How do I adjust the volume?

During a call, use the physical volume buttons on the side of the indoor unit to adjust the speaker volume. The bell volume can be set via the on-screen menu: go to Settings > Volume.

How do I reset the i86-01 to factory settings?

To reset, press and hold the 'Reset' button on the bottom of the indoor unit for 10 seconds using a paper clip. The unit will reboot and all settings will return to default.

Can I connect multiple indoor units?

Yes, the i86-01 supports up to 2 indoor units per outdoor station. Wire them in parallel using the same connection points. Each unit will ring and can answer calls independently.

How do I view recorded videos?

Insert a MicroSD card into the slot on the indoor unit. Recordings are saved automatically. To view them, go to the menu: Playback & Recordings. You can browse by date and time.

How do I adjust the camera angle?

The outdoor unit's camera can be tilted up/down manually. Gently push the camera lens to adjust the angle. Avoid forcing it beyond the mechanical stops.

What should I do if there is no sound during a call?

First, check the volume level on the indoor unit. Then, inspect the cable connections between indoor and outdoor units. If the issue persists, reset both units. Ensure the microphone on the doorbell is not blocked.

Can I use the intercom without an internet connection?

Yes, the FlyingVoice i86-01 is a wired intercom system that does not require internet for basic functions like video calls and door unlock. Internet is only needed for firmware updates or remote access (if applicable).

How do I clean the intercom units?

Use a dry, soft microfiber cloth to wipe the indoor unit screen and the outdoor unit camera lens. Do not use water, alcohol, or abrasive cleaners. Keep the outdoor unit's microphone and speaker grills free of dust.

USER MANUAL i86-01 FlyingVoice

i86 Series User's Guide

Version: 0.1

Date: Jul.2023

Copyright

Copyright © 2020 Flyingvoice Network TechnologCO., LTD.

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All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. Without Flyingvoice's express written permission, the recipient shall not reproduce or transmit any portion thereof in any form or by any means, with any purpose other than personal use.

Warranty

1. Warranty

THE SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE PRODUCTS IN THIS GUIDE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL STATEMENTS, INFORMATION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN THIS GUIDE ARE BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE AND PRESENTED WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USERS MUST TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR APPLICATION OF PRODUCTS.

2. Disclaimer

FLYINGVOICE NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS GUIDE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE. FLYINGVOICE Network Technology CO., LTD. shall not be liable for errors contained herein nor for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this guide.

3. Limitation of Liability

Flyingvoice and/or its respective suppliers are not responsible for the suitability of the information contained in this document for any reason. The information is provided “as is”, and Flyingvoice does not provide any warranty and is subject to change without notice. All risks other than risks caused by use of the information are borne by the recipient. In no event, even if Flyingvoice has been suggested the occurrence of damages that are direct, consequential, incidental, special, punitive or whatsoever (Including but not limited to loss

of business profit, business interruption or loss of business information), shall not be liable for these damages.

End User License Agreement

This End User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between you and Flyingvoice. By installing, copying or otherwise using the Products, you: (1) agree to be bounded by the terms of this EULA, (2) you are the owner or an authorized user of the device, and (3) you represent and warrant that you have the right, authority and capacity to enter into this agreement and to abide by all its terms and conditions, just as if you had signed it. The EULA for this product is available on the Flyingvoice Support page for the product.

Patent Information

China, the United States, EU (European Union) and other countries are protecting one or more patents of accompanying products and/or patents being applied by Flyingvoice.

Technical Support

Visit www.flyingvoice.com for product documents and FAQ, or contact Flyingvoice by email at [e-mail]. We'll get you the help you need.

Declaration of Conformity

Part 15 FCC Rules

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following three conditions:

• This device may not cause harmful interference
- This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
- The distance between user and products should be no less than 20cm

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

CE

Manufacturer: Flyingvoice Network Technology Co., Ltd.

Address: 1801-1802, Building 1, Chongwen Park, Nanshan Zhiyuan, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China

Hereby, Flyingvoice Network Technology Co., Ltd. declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU

A copy of the declaration of conformity can be obtained with this user guide; this product is not restricted in the EU.

The wireless operation frequency

WIFI: 2412MHz-2472MHz, Max EIRP Power 18.16 dBm

Safety warning and Attentions

If use adapter, adapter must be comply 2014/30/EU Directive.

Adapter Caution: Adapter shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

Do not store or use your product in temperatures higher than 50° C.

RF Exposure Statement

The distance between user and products should be no less than 20cm.

GNU GPL INFORMATION

Flyingvoice phone firmware contains third-party software under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Flyingvoice uses software under the specific terms of the GPL. Please refer to the GPL for the exact terms and conditions of the license.

The original GPL license, source code of components licensed under GPL and used in Flyingvoice products can be downloaded online:

https://www.flyingvoice.com/soft_GPL.aspx

Risk Warning Statement

This risk warning statement contains a summary of external network servers that FVUI will access under its factory settings in order to obtain necessary service support. If you want to prohibit these accesses based on security considerations, you can disable them through the WEB management page.

Number	Server Domain Name	Description	Factory Setting
1	https://prv3.flyingvoice.net:442	Flyingvoice Provision web management configuration server	Enable
2	prv3.flyingvoice.net:3450	Flyingvoice Provision web management stu server	Enable
3	https://prv4.flyingvoice.net	Flyingvoice Provision web management backup server	Enable
4	log3.flyingvoice.net:9005	Flyingvoice Provision web management log server	Disable
5	http://acs3.flyingvoice.net:8080	Flyingvoice TR069 web management serve	Disable
6	acs3.flyingvoice.net:3478	Flyingvoice TR069 web management serve	Disable
7	pool.ntp.org/cn.pool.ntp.org	NTP server	Enable
8	https://rps.flyingvoice.net	Flyingvoice Provision redirect server	Enable

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Forewords....1

Chapter 2 Overviews....2

2.1 Appearance Introductions....2
2.2 Interface Introductions....4
2.3 Package Contents....5
2.4 Documents....5

Chapter 3 Getting Started with Users....6

3.1 Device Installations....6
3.1.1 Wiring....6
3.1.2 i86 Installation Bottom Box....7
3.1.3 Device Boat....7
3.2 Quick Settings....8
3.2.1 Get Device IP....8
3.2.2 Web Page Management 8
3.2.3 Account Registration....9

Chapter 4 Basic Functions....10

4.1 Make a Call....10
4.1.1 Number Speed Dialing....10
4.1.2 IP Direct Dialing....10
4.2 Answer a Call....11
4.3 Hang Up the Phone....11
4.4 Auto Answer....11
4.5 Function Keys Setting....12

Chapter 5 Advanced Functions....14

5.1 Multicast Broadcast....14
5.2 Input Port Setting....15
5.3 Output Port Setting....16
5.4 DTMF....18
5.5 Third-party Camera Linkage....19

Chapter 6 Bulk Deployment....20

6.1 FDC....20
6.1.1 Bulk Upgrade....20
6.1.2 Export Profile....22

Chapter 7 Web Page Configuration....23

7.1 Device Status....23
7.2 Restore Factory Settings....23

Table of Contents

7.3 Firmware Updates....24
7.4 IP Address Broadcasting....24

Chapter 1 Forewords

Flyingvoice i86 is a SIP audio intercom terminal. It has a exquisite appearance, clear and high-definition voice, and provides users with high-quality communication intercom services. And its dust-proof and water-proof level meets the IP65 standard, which is applicable to indoor and outdoor to use. It integrates intelligent security, audio intercom, and broadcasting functions to meet the needs of industry users for one key help, one key unlock, two-way intercom, real-time broadcasting, etc.

This guide is designed to help you be familiar with the functions of the i86 intercom quickly.

Firstly, please confirm with your system administrator that the network deployment related to the i86 intercom has been completed.

Secondly, you can find the Quick Start Guide in the box and read it carefully before installing and using the i86 intercom. Some of the functions described in this article need to be configured by the administrator or are limited to your i86 intercom environment previously, so please be aware that some functions may be disabled or the description is not completely consistent with the implementation operation.

The examples or pictures in this guide are for reference only.

Instruction

This user's Guide contains the following information about FlyingVoice products:

• i86-01
• i86-02
• i86-03

Chapter 2 Overviews

Before using the intercom, we recommend you to familiarize with the appearance and interface of the i86 intercom. Except for the special instructions in the guide, the other way around is similar to a normal phone. This chapter gives an overview of the i86 intercom, including the following:

• Appearance Introductions
• Interface Introductions
• Package Contents
• Documents

For further information and support, please contact your system administrator.

2.1 Appearance Introductions

The main hardware components of the i86 (including i86-01 and i86-03) are as follows:

Figure 2-1 (Front)

Figure 2-2 (Remove the cover)

The main hardware components of the i86 intercom are described as follows:

Serial Number	Name	Instructions
1	Middle Key	Definition: Dialing Key, answering keyOne key intercom call, off hook or on hook
2	Left Key	Definition: Dialing key, answering keyOne key intercom call, off hook or on hook
3	Right Key	Definition: Door opening key or multi-function keyDoor opening, speed dial or other advanced functions ca configured
5	Speaker	Intercom Speaker
6	Fuselage Sticker	SSID: Wireless WiFi NameSN: Product IDMAC: MAC Address
7	Reset Key(The cover needs to be removed)	Functions:1. Restore factory settings2. Turn on WiFi
8	Screw Hole	type-86 Box Screw Hole Position

2.2 Interface Introductions

Figure 2-3 (Back)

The interface on the back of the i86 intercom is described as follows:

1	WAN Interface	10/100M Network InterfaceSupport PoE to input
2	Power Interface	12V/1A (Input/Output)
3	Short Circuit Input Interfa	Used to connect switches, infrared probes, vibration sens and other input deviceInput+: Input Positive PoleInput-: Input Negative PoleRated voltage of input interface 12V
4	Short Circuit Output Interface	Used to control electric locks, alarms, etcNC: Connected in idle state (normally closed)COM: Contact of relay (Common)NO: Disconnected in idle state (normally open)Default NC/COM connection, rated voltage: 12V, maximum voltage: DC30V/1A, AC125V/0.3A
5	TF Card Interface	TF memory card can be inserted

2.3 Package Contents

Serial Number	Name	Quantity
01	i86-01/ i86-02/i86-03	1
02	Connector	1
03	Small Screwdriver	1
04	Screws	2
05	Quick Installation Guide	1
06	86-size Installation Box	1

2.4 Documents

The user's documents available for the i86 series are:

Name	Content	Position	Language
Quick Installation Guide	Installation steps and basic configuration i86 series	Package	Chinese or English
		Flyingvoice Official Website	Chinese or English
User's Guide	Intercom introductions, basic functions an advanced functions and configuration	Flyingvoice Official Website	Chinese or English

Chapter 3 Getting Started with Users

This chapter describes how to get started with the i86, including the following:

• Device Installations
- Quick Settings

For further information and support, please contact your system administrator.

3.1 Device Installations

3.1.1 Wiring

1. If PoE power supply is needed, plug the network cable into the WAN interface.
2. If powered by 12V DC, connect the power cord and the connector and plug in the device.
3. To use the access control function, please refer to the following picture:

Figure 3-1 Passive Switch connection (Short GND to IN-)

1. By default, NC-COM is in the channel state and NO-COM is in the open circuit state at the output interface. If you need to use an input interface, you can connect the device to the output interface according to your specific needs. The following is an example of door lock device wiring:

(1) Power on normally closed door lock: refer to Figure 3-1 and connect the door lock to NC and COM.
(2) Power on normally open door lock: connect the door lock to the NO-COM interface.

1. To use the input interface, there are two wiring methods, which are selected according to your device conditions, as follows:

(1) For passive device (without power supply device), refer to Figure 3-1 and connect the switch.
(2) For active device (with its own power supply device), refer to Figure 3-2 and connect the switch.

Figure 3-2 Active Switch Connection

1. After wiring, install the i86 device and 86 Installation box.

3.1.2 i86 Installation Bottom Box

The i86 can be installed using a standard type-86 bottom box

Installation Process:

a. After all wires are connected from the 86 bottom shell, start the installation.

b. During installation, first remove the cover, and then install the main device into the bottom box.

c. Screw two screws into the screw holes of the 86 bottom box through the holes of the main device, and tighten them with a screwdriver, as shown in the following figure.

d. Finally, install the cover to complete the panel installation.

Figure 3-3 (Installation demonstration)

3.1.3 Device Boot

After the device is connected and powered on, it should wait for the device to start normally. The device starts successfully when the welcome tone is heard.

3.2 Quick Settings

3.2.1 Get Device IP

Broadcast IP Mode

1. Before setting, please confirm whether your device is connected to the network cable, and ensure that the network cable connected to your device can be connected to the network, and finally complete the connection of network hardware.
2. By default, the device will automatically obtain your IP address. You can press and hold the dial key of the device for 5s, then the i86 will play the IP address of the device by voice. After that, you can check whether you have received the IP address assignment.

The factory default network mode, IPv4 address mode, is the dynamic DHCP mode.

3.2.2 Web Page Management

Method 1: PC accesses the device management page

When the device and your computer are successfully connected to the network, enter the IP address of the device WAN interface in the browser http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/, enter the account password, and then jump to the web page for configuration.

To use it as an access control device, please timely modify the device user name/password after successful login.

1. Open a web browser on your computer.
2. Enter the IP address of the phone (IPv4 address: 192.168.1.100, for example) in the address bar of the browser, and press Enter.
3. Enter the user name and password in the login interface (the default administrator user name/password is admin/admin).
4. Click Login.

Figure 3-4 (Web login interface)

Method 2: Wi-Fi Configuration of i86

1. You can briefly press the Reset button of the i86, and the i86 will broadcast a prompt

that Wi-Fi is on. At this time, the i86 WiFi can scan through other devices.

1. You can connect the WiFi of the i86 through your mobile phone or PC. After connecting, you can open the cover of the i86 to view the WiFi SSID (i.e. WiFi name), such as the i86_2E5229。
2. After successfully connecting to the WiFi of the i86, you can use your mobile phone or PC browser to access 192.168.15.1, and then you can access the device management interface.
3. Enter the user's name and password in the login interface (the default administrator user's name/password is admin/admin).
4. Click Login.

3.2.3 Account Registration

The i86 device needs to complete the account configuration correctly to use the inbound and outbound functions. Users can configure lines in the background of the device's web page configuration.

Find the VoIP ->account on the webpage to configure the account.

1. Line Enable ->enable.
2. Enter the corresponding information in the display name, registered name, user name, password, SIP server and interface number respectively. You can consult your administrator to obtain the registration information.
3. After the configuration is completed, click Save & Apply below to view the registration status.

Figure 3-5 (Wire configuration interface)

Chapter 4 Basic Functions

This chapter describes the basic functions of the i86, including the following:

Make a Call
- Answer a Call
- Hang Up the Phone
- Auto Answer
• Function Keys Setting

If you want more information and help, please contact your system administrator.

4.1 Make a Call

Before the i86 makes a call, you need to register the extension number of the local phone, set the speed dial through the function keys, and preset the opposite extension number or IP address to achieve one touch call.

4.1.1 Number Speed Dialing

Speed dial configuration

1. Enter the management configuration interface and register the local extension number
2. Open Web page ->Phone ->Function key
3. Select "SpeedDial" in the corresponding key type, and fill in the opposite extension number in the value
4. You can also fill in the extension number remarks in the label
5. Click Save to make one click call through i86

Figure 4-1

4.1.2 IP Direct Dialing

In the same LAN, in an environment without a SIP server, you can set the IP direct dialing,

and then dial the opposite IP addresses to achieve the intercom function.

1. There is no need to register the extension number of this phone. Open the web page ->Phone ->Function key
2. Select "Speed dial" in the corresponding key type, and fill in the opposite IP address in the value, such as 192.168.50.123
3. Click Save to make one click call through i86

4.2 Answer a Call

When the i86 calls in, the automatic answering is canceled by default, and the device will hear the ring within the set time. If you want to answer, you need to press the answer key. After the answer timed out, the call ends.

4.3 Hang Up the Phone

When the device is in call, you can end the call by pressing the Answer or End key again.

4.4 Auto Answer

The automatic answering function can be enabled for the device. When the device has an incoming call, it will automatically answer the call. You can find all the auto answer numbers in "Phone - Preferences" and turn them on.

Figure 4-2

4.5 Function Keys Setting

Open the "Phone - Function Key" to set the functions of the keys. One click tp trigger the corresponding functions. Currently, the settings supported include speed dial,

multicast and URL request. You can check the web configuration page for more details.

Figure 4-3

The following is an explanation of each function:

Speed Dialing	It call the corresponding extension number
Multicast	It can broadcast and talk to multiple devices
Action URL	It can trigger access to the entered URL address

Key mapping instructions:

Outdoor version (i86-01)
Middle Key	Mapping device dialing/answering key
Virtual Key	As the spare key set for the input interface, there is no entity r
Indoor version (i86-02)
Left Key	Mapping device the left dialing/answering key
Right Key	Mapping device the right dialing/answering key
Virtual Key	As the spare key set for the input interface, there is no entity r
Indoor version (i86-03)
Left Key	Mapping device the left dialing/answering key
Right Key	Mapping device the right dialing/answering key/opening door/other
Virtual Key	As the spare key set for the input interface, there is no entity r

Chapter 5 Advanced Functions

This chapter describes the advanced features of the i86, including the following:

• Multicast Broadcast
- Input Interface Setting
• Output Interface Setting
DTMF
• Third-party Camera Linkage

For further information and support, please contact your system administrator.

5.1 Multicast Broadcast

Multicast function is to send the voice message to the set multicast address, and all those who listen to the multicast address can receive the voice message. The function is similar to broadcasting. Using the broadcast function, it is easy and convenient to send announcements to each member of the multicast.

Use Instructions:

1. The i86 device sets the multicast initiating address interface through the WEB

Access the phone web page ->Phone ->Function Key, set a function key type as multicast, and the Value is Monitoring Address (Example 224.0.0.1:10001)

Figure 5-1

1. The broadcast device can listen to the multicast address and interface through Web settings

2. Select Phone ->Enter Multicast IP ->Enter Monitoring Address (Example 224.0.0.1:10001)

Figure 5-2

1. After the configuration is completed, the intercom/phone can initiate multicast by pressing the set multicast key. The device monitoring the address can receive the multicast content without answering

5.2 Input Port Setting

You can meet your personalized scene needs through input devices such as access switches, infrared probes, and vibration sensors.

Path: Phone-Security-Settings

Figure 5-3

The following are the parameters of the input port:

Input Port Setting
Input Port 1	Enable or disable the input port
Close Trigger Event	When the external device circuit of the i86 changes from the disconnect state to the closed state, a one-time URL is requestedInstructions: Each URL can trigger a request at the same time. Filling in same URL will trigger the request only once
Disconnect Trigger Event	When the external device circuit of the i86 changes from the closed state the disconnected state, a one-time URL will be requestedInstructions: Each URL can trigger a request at the same time. Filling in same URL will trigger the request only once
Trigger Relay Action	http://username:password@127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com?Key=(trigger command/reset command, see output port setting)
Trigger Key Function URL	Left Key: http://username:password@127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com ?key=L1Right Key: http://username:password@127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com ?key=L2Virtual key: http://username:password@127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com ?key=L3(The user name and password are admin/admin by default)
Third Party Platform URL	Support filling in third-party platform URL for signal reporting

5.3 Output Port Setting

You can access input devices such as electric locks and alarms to achieve scene requirements such as opening doors and alarming through the i86.

Figure 5-4

The following are the parameters of the output port:

Output Port Setting
Standard Status	The default state is normally closed (NC-COM connected), and users can customize and modify the default statusNormally closed (NC-COM connected): When the trigger conditions are m NC-COM is disconnected and NO-COM is connectedNormally open (NO-COM connected): When the trigger conditions are me NO-COM is disconnected and NC-COM is connected
Action URLTrigger	Enable or disable URI triggering.When enabled, the remote device or the local computer sends the request command. If it is correct, the corresponding action will be triggered
Trigger ActionDefinition	1. The default status of the relay is normally closed. When the i86 receive trigger command, it becomes normally open. After a period of time, it re to the default status2. The default status of the relay is normally open. When the i86 receive trigger command, it becomes normally closed. After a period of time, it to the default state
Reset ActionDefinition	When the duration of relay triggering action has not expired, the output triggering action will be stopped immediately after receiving the reset command
Output Duration	Output port change duration, the default value is 5 seconds, which supp user-defined (5-600s)
TriggerInstruction	The default is OUT1_ SOS supports user-defined modification
ResetCommand	The default is OUT1_ CLR, support user-defined modification
Output TriggerURL	Local trigger:Http://Username:password@127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com?Key=Trigger command/Reset commandRemote triggerhttp://Username:Password@IP Address/cgi-bin/ConfigManApp.com?key=Trigger Command /Reset Command
UserName/Password	The default is admin/adminIf you have modified your user name and password, please fill in your modified user name and password
IP Address	Enter the IP address you need to control

5.4 DTMF

DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) signals are used for digital dialing and control functions in telephone systems.

By setting DTMF trigger codes on the i86, you can enable the output port of the device when a specific code, such as "1234," is pressed during a call. This allows you to remotely control operations such as opening doors or triggering alarm lights using DTMF.

Tips: It is important to ensure that both devices have the same DTMF mode, and the extension type registered on the SIP server is also set to the same DTMF mode (usually defaulting to RFC2833).

Output port settings

Default_state

Normally closed (NC-CO √

Continuous output time(5\~600)

5

Trigger By DTMF

Enable

DTMF Trigger Code

1234

DTMF Reset Code

4321

DTMF Reset By

By continus output time

Action URL triggers

Enable

Trigger instruction

OUT1_SOS

Reset command

OUT1_CLR

DTMF configuration

1. Log in to the management background of the device
2. Open the device->Security Settings->Output Port Settings
3. DTMF Trigger -> Select Enable, fill in the trigger code (default is 1234),
4. Click Save, You can choose the Reset method according to your needs.

Use DTMF

1. Presses the speed dial key of i86 to call the indoor phone
2. Press the trigger code "1234" or a preset DTMF key on a programmable key on the phone.
3. The phone enables the output port of the intercom device to realize door opening and other operations

Tips: Here is an example of a FIP15G Plus call, pressing the trigger code.

5.5 Third-party Camera Linkage

The I86 audio intercom model has no built-in camera, and supports binding the third-party camera RTSP in the LAN, and linking with the Flyingvoice FIP15G Plus video phone.

To configure a third-party camera RTSP Link

1. Login to the web interface of the device

2. Open Device->Camera Settings, and select Enable Video Push Streaming.

3. Fill in the RTSP stream of the third-party camera in LAN.

Resolution: Only support 320*240px and 352*288px resolution

Test brand: Hikvision, Dahua, TP-LINK

TIPS: The camera sub-stream supports 320*240 or 252*288 resolution.

Chapter 6 Bulk Deployment

6.1 FDC

In order to manage and configure i86 intercom in large quantities more conveniently and quickly in the local LAN, FDC can provide read/modify device parameters for single or multiple devices.

1. The device is up and running and can access a LAN or switch via the WAN port
2. Repeat the above steps to connect more devices
3. Connect to a computer running FDC software

6.1.1 Bulk Upgrade

Use Instructions:

a. Run the FDC software, in the upper left corner ->Device ->Scan, wait for the scanning to complete, and then you can see the devices connected under the current network

Figure 6-1 Scanning

b. Select in the upper left corner ->Select All: i86

Figure 6-2 Select device

c. Select Device ->Firmware Device - Upgrade Firmware in the upper left corner

File	Select	Device	About
	✓		Scan F5	Mac	IP Address	Version	Reg Status	Reg Number	Run Time	Result
1	✓		Reboot	F2:3F:F...	192.168.50.156	FVUI V0.7.39(…	Registered	6613,6613	2 h 7 m
2	✓		Open Web Factory Default	F2:23:B...	192.168.50.223	FVUI 0.7.23.1(…	Registered	1004	5 h 10 m
3	✓		Upgrade Firmware	F2:23:9...	192.168.50.221	FVUI 0.7.23.1(…	Registered	6502	28 d 0 h 4 m
4	✓	FIF	Upload Phonebook Configure IP Direct Call	F2:3F:C...	192.168.50.242	FVMM 0.1.24...	Registered	1003,606	5 h 14 m
5	✓	KRC	Read and Set Parameter	F2:2A:9...	192.168.50.107	KRONX 0.7.2...	Registered	2202,1100	1 h 55 m
6	✓		T11CPFLY10520301...9C:E2:FC:23:9...192.168.50.133V0.7.35.108(…Registered22045 h 17 m
7	□	FIP10FLY10622103...00:21:F2:36:9...192.168.50.99FVUI 0.7.23.1(…Register Fail5 h 15 m
8	□	FIP10FLY10619900...00:21:F2:21:A...192.168.50.80FVUI 0.P7.127...Registerede.test-5726 d 2 h 25 m

Figure 6-3 Select device

d. Select the version upgrade file in the window

Figure 6-4 Select file

e. Wait for the firmware upgrade to be completed

6.1.2 Export Profile

Device ->Export information ->Save format. csv ->Select the save path ->After export, it can be opened in Excel

Chapter 7 Web Page Configuration

Topic

• Device Status
- Restore Factory Settings
- Firmware Updates

7.1 Device Status

The users can view the current device status of the device on the web page. The status ->Basic includes the following:

• Product Information: (Product Name, MAC address, Hardware version, Loader Version, Firmware Version, Serial Number)
  ● Line Status: (Line status, primary server, backup server)
• Network Status: (WAN port status, VPN status, wireless status, WiFi switch, Network Mode, channel bandwidth)
  ● System Status: (Current time, Elapsed time)

7.2 Restore Factory Settings

The device will empty all the configurations on the device, such as the initial account, phone settings, etc., and return to the factory default status.

Factory Settings

1. Open the device web page ->Administration ->Go down to find the factory settings

Figure 7-1 Restore factory settings

1. Click Factory Defalut ->OK -Wait for recovery to be completed

Tips: If you cannot enter the device web, you can press the Reset button and hold it while the device is powered on until the device emits a beep tone, then release the Reset button and the device starts to restore factory settings. When the device emits a welcome tone, the device reset to factory settings is completed.

7.3 Firmware Updates

The i86 device can be upgraded in the web page.

Upgrade

1. Go to the website-> Administration-> Firmware Upgrade Select the file and click Upgrade. You can choose to Ban/Enable Delete the current configuration.
2. Click and Save

Figure 7-2

7.4 IP Address Broadcasting

Support modifying the long press time for IP broadcasting, default 2000ms(2s).

To modify the long press time for IP broadcasting:

1. Go to the web page of the Device-> Administration-> Management-> IP broadcast
2. Fill in the time in the broadcast IP long press time, the default is 2000ms
3. Click Save.