Integration of Videx intercom with the Ilevia server

How to configure the Videx intercom (SIP) and Ilevia Manager to receive calls in Ilevia Control, open relays, and view the camera.

Introduction

Intercoms are communication devices designed for immediate two-party communication within specific areas. They typically consist of a master unit and multiple sub-units, and enable direct communication without the need for external networks. This guide explains how to integrate the Videx intercom (model 4534X, firmware V2.0.0) with the Ilevia server.

Intercom configuration

Step 1:

Connect to the web interface of the Videx intercom, then go to the Access control menu.

Accessing the Videx intercom SIP settings to add a new SIP client

Step 2:

Click Add new to create a new user, add a Username, and finally click Save changes.

Adding a new SIP client to the Videx intercom client list

Step 3:

Go to the SIP Settings menu. Enter a User ID, an Auth Name, and a Password of your choice. Enter the Ilevia server IP address in the Domain and Server fields. Finally, click Save changes at the bottom of the screen.

Configuring the SIP client in the intercom web interface

Configuration in Ilevia Manager

Step 1:

Open the Ilevia Manager configuration software, open the SIP section in the component library, and add 2 SIP Client components.

Adding SIP components within the Ilevia configuration software.

Step 2:

Select one of the 2 SIP Client components and, in the menu on the right, enter the following in SIP address: <SIP-Address>@<Ilevia-server-IP-address>. Replace <SIP-Address> with the SIP address you set in the intercom web configuration and <Ilevia-server-IP-address> with the IP address of your X1 server. Finally, enter the password set in the intercom web configuration in SIP Password, and select in For users the user who will receive the calls.

Configuring the SIP Client component in Ilevia Manager

Step 3:

Select the second SIP Client component and, in the menu on the right, enter the following in SIP address: <SIP-Address>@<Videx-intercom-IP-address>. Replace <SIP-Address> with the User ID you entered in Step 3 of the web configuration of the intercom and <Videx-intercom-IP-address> with the IP address of your Videx intercom. Finally, enter in SIP Password the password set in Step 3 of the web configuration.

Configuring the SIP Client ID in Ilevia Manager

Step 4:

Finally, upload the project to the server.

Configuring the intercom SIP Client component in Ilevia Manager

Additional settings

The Videx intercom allows you to add two commands that activate the onboard relays.

Step 5:

Add two Switch components to the Ilevia project and set Virtual as the gateway. Then select the SIP Client component that represents the intercom.

Configuring the Videx intercom relays in Ilevia Manager

Step 6:

Connect the Switch components to the Relay parameter in the SIP Client component parameters.

Connecting the relays to the SIP Client component

Step 7:

Add a new IP camera component to the project, then enter the RTSP URL in the component parameters as follows.

rtsp://<User1>:<User1 password>@<Intercom IP address>/mpeg/media.amp

Replace <User1> with the name of a user موجود in the intercom web interface (e.g. admin), <User1 password> with that user’s actual password, and <Intercom IP address> with the intercom IP address on the local network.

Configuring the IP camera component with the intercom RTSP URL

Configuration in Ilevia Control

Step 8:

Open the Ilevia Control app and go to settings, select Video intercom and then go to Device. In this window, select your intercom by clicking it, then press OK.

Selecting the intercom in the Ilevia Control Video intercom settings

Display in the interface

Press the button on the intercom to start a call. If the configuration is correct, you will receive a push notification if the app is closed, or the call screen will open if you are already in the Ilevia Control app.

Call screen

SIP call in Ilevia Control with the intercom camera

Call notification

Intercom call notification

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