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RTI Integration with 2N Doorbell Stations

The document provides detailed instructions for integrating RTI controllers with 2N Doorbell Stations using SIP protocol for bi-directional audio and video communication. Key points include: Supported RTI Controllers: IST-5, IST-10, KA8, KA11, KX4, .

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The document provides detailed instructions for integrating RTI controllers with 2N Doorbell Stations using SIP protocol for bi-directional audio and video communication. Key points include:

  1. Supported RTI Controllers: IST-5, IST-10, KA8, KA11, KX4, KX3, CX7, CX10. ​

  2. Configuration:

    • RTI controllers are configured via the VoIP tab in Integration Designer (ID11). ​

    • Enable VoIP support, set incoming call pages, and adjust video/audio settings. ​

  3. 2N Door Unit Setup:

    • Access via IP address, update firmware, and configure users and dialing settings. ​

  4. Calling:

    • From 2N to RTI: Assign static IP to RTI, configure users in 2N, and set quick dial buttons. ​

    • From RTI to 2N: Use VoIP commands in ID11 and configure 2N to accept calls automatically. ​

  5. Video Integration:

    • RTI controllers can receive video from 2N using H.264 codec. ​

    • RTSP video streams can be displayed on RTI controllers for monitoring purposes. ​

  6. SIP Server Registration:

    • Allows RTI devices to register with a SIP server for username-based calling. ​

  7. DTMF for Door Release:

    • Configure DTMF commands in RTI and activation codes in 2N for door mechanisms. ​

  8. Audio Settings:

    • Echo and silence suppression, half duplex, and push-to-talk options are available for better audio quality.

  9. Outgoing Video Settings:

    • Adjust resolution and frame rate to optimize performance. ​

The document provides step-by-step instructions for setup and configuration on both RTI and 2N devices, ensuring seamless integration for audio, video, and control functionalities. ​


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