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SYSTEM SETTING FLOW
First of all, make the network settings. The network setting method differs according to the network environment. Select the fl ow
suitable for your network environment from the chart below, and start the network settings after you fully understand it. After the
network settings are fi nished, make the other individual system settings. See P. 15-28 for the system setting details.
NOTE:
The system settings should be made mainly on the IP host unit in the system (in a site). You select one as the IP host unit among the IP units
connected to the system and others as the IP client units. (A PC master station (IS-SOFT) cannot be used as the IP host unit.)
First select the
Flow 1
,
Flow 2
or
Flow 3
from the chart below, then start the network settings by
following the selected fl ow.
Do you have a DHCP server (or router that
has a DHCP server function) in the network,
and does it have an automatic IP address-
assigning function?
If you communicate with remote sites (calling, call transferring, paging, etc.), make the remote site connection settings (→P. 12)
after the network settings for your site have fi nished.
Flow 1
(IP host unit: A static IP address is set,
IP client units: IP addresses are assigned by the DHCP
server automatically)
Flow 2
(All units: Static IP addresses are set)
YES
YES
(*3)
YES NO
YES
NO
NO
(*4)
NO
(*3)
Go to P. 9.
Go to P. 10.
NOTE:
If you connect a PC master station (IS-SOFT) to the network, install the software (IS-SOFT) to a PC before connecting it to the network.
(*1): UPnP may not function normally depending on the router. Refer to [System log]→[UPnP operation check result] (→P. 29) on the
IP host unit. If the [System log] window shows that UPnP is not functioning normally, the UPnP function of the router cannot be
used with this system. In that case, set [UPnP] to OFF at [Network setting: Common] (→P. 16) and then make settings on the
router again by confi rming the settings at [IP unit registration] (→P. 19). See http://www.aiphone.net/ for the router to which the
operartion check has fi nished and setting examples.
(*2): If the DHCP server (or router that has a DHCP server function) has a function to assign a static IP address to a specifi ed MAC
address, you can make the DHCP server assign the IP addresses to all the IP units automatically.
(→
Flow 3
(All units: IP addresses are assigned by the DHCP server automatically) (P. 11))
(*3): Set [UPnP] to ON at [Network setting: Common] (→P. 16) (Default: ON).
(*4): Set [UPnP] to OFF at [Network setting: Common] (→P. 16) (Default: ON).
START
Do you use a router on which UPnP functions,
and does UPnP function normally?
Do you have a DHCP server (or router that
has a DHCP server function) in the network,
and does it have an automatic IP address-
assigning function?
Do you communicate with remote sites (calling, call transferring,
paging, etc.)?
(*2)
(*1)