Manual DoorCom IP DCIP 740-0 - Siedle

Manual 

DoorCom IP 

DCIP 740-0

Contents 

1 System description 3 

2 Safety remarks 3 

System requirements 3 

3 Structure 

DCIP 740-0 4 

Group calculation 

Max. number of PC users 5 

Terms 6 

4 Components 

Calling 8 

Input module, camera module 9 

Power supply, programming, 

IP video server 10 

Software 11 

Siedle Multi 12 

5 Installation 

Wiring diagrams DCIP 740-0 

Terminals DCIP 740-0 14 

LED display SIVS 610 15 

Block diagrams 16 

Wiring diagram Siedle Multi 17 

6 Commissioning 

DCIP 740-... 20 

SIM 740-... 21 

Multicasting 22 

Configuration software DCIP CO 24 

Software client DCIP SC 26 

7 Setting the speech volume, 

level adjustment 

DCIP 740-... 28 

8 DoorCom DCA 740-01 29 

9 Factory reset 29 

10 DoorCom IP FAQ and 

trouble shooting 30 

11 Glossary, index 33 

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1 System description 

DoorCom IP 740-0 

DoorCom IP 740-0 

Siedle DoorCom IP links the Siedle 

world of building communication 

to the IP world. Door calls are 

transformed via the DoorCom IP and 

transmitted via the IP network 

to certain PCs. If video cameras 

are fitted at the door station, the 

picture of the visitor is additionally 

transmitted. The DoorCom IP 

Software Client is used here as 

a virtual in-house telephone for 

communication to the door station. 

The Software Client must be 

installed on every PC in the network 

which is intended to receive a door 

call. Assignment of door calls to the 

Software Clients takes place using 

an IWA address (Interface Working 

Address) which is entered in the 

DoorCom IP with the aid of the 

configuration software. 

DCIP 740-0 

The DoorCom IP 740-... serves as 

an interface between a Siedle Multi 

system and an IP network. 

The DoorCom IP is able to display 

the picture on the PC monitor in 

conjunction with the Siedle Software 

Client and at the same time hold the 

door call via the PC. The door call 

can optionally also be held over the 

telephone system using a telephone, 

while the picture is displayed by 

the Software Client and all control 

functions such as door release can 

also be initiated by the software. For 

this, a DCA 740-01 must additionally 

be connected to the DoorCom IP. 

2 Safety remarks 

System requirements 

Danger 

Mounting, installation and 

servicing work on electrical 

devices may only be performed 

by a suitably qualified electrician. 

Failure to observe this regulation 

could result in the risk of serious 

damage to health or fatal injury 

due to electric shocks. 

• When working at the device, 

observe the instructions for mains 

cut-off. 

• Observe the standard DIN EN 

60065! 

When establishing the electronic 

connection, observe the 

requirements of VDE 0805 / EN 

60950. 

• An all-pole mains switch must be 

provided in the building installation 

with a contact opening 

of at least 3 mm. 

• Ensure that the connection point 

in the building installation is fused 

with max. 16 A. 

• When planning, the required 

distributor space for switch panel 

mounted devices must be taken into 

account. 

• External voltages >30 V AC/ 

DC must not be injected into the 

in-house telephones. 

Devices with 230 V connection 

In accordance with DIN VDE 0100 

Part 410, Section 411.1.3 ensure 

that the DoorCom installation and 

the mains voltage are securely 

isolated. The sheathing of the 

connection cable (safety extra-low 

voltage) should only be stripped 

back far enough to ensure that 

reliable connection is possible. 

For mains connection 

! and network settings such as 

assignment of the IP address, the 

responsible network administrator 

must be consulted. 

Find out about the necessary safety 

measures and system requirements 

before starting installation and 

commissioning of the DoorCom IP. 


for the configuration software 

• PC with Intel Pentium III from 

1 GHz or comparable processor 

• at least 256 MB RAM 

• min. 25 MB hard disk memory 

• Serial COM interface RS232 or 

USB interface 

• CD-ROM drive for installation 

• VGA graphic card with 

at least 1024 x 768 pixel 

• Operating system Windows 2000/ 

XP 

• Admin rights for installation 

Additional memory capacity is 

required for: 

• Acrobat Reader 7 

• Microsoft Internet Explorer from 

version 4 


for the Software Client 

• Operating system Microsoft 

Windows 2000/XP 

• Pentium IV from 1.8 GHz or 

compatible CPUs 

• min. 256 MB RAM 

• Graphic card with 

at least 1024 x 768, 

128 MB and 16 bit colour depth 

MPEG 4 capability 

• 100 Mbit Ethernet card 

• Sound card 

• Microsoft DirectX 9.0b or newer 

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 

from version 4.0 for reading the help 

Speech quality 

The audio quality (speech 

transmission) is highly dependent on 

the quality of the audio components 

built into the PC (headset, handset 

and sound card). 

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3 Structure DCIP 740-0 

Siedle Multi with link to system telephone 

Camera assignment mode 

DCIP 740-... 

Siedle Multi link 

The DCIP 740-... behaves in 

the system in the same way as 

an internal call station and is 

consequently bound by the same 

system limitations (range and 

number of users). The DCIP 740-... 

can be used in two operating modes 

(camera assignment and monitor 

assignment). The operating mode is 

set in the SIM 740-... The operating 

mode depends on the arrangement 

and system topology. 

The DCIP 740-... comprises the 

components: 

• SIVS 610-.., system interface video 

server. Processing and adjustment of 

data, audio and video. 

• IPVS 600- .., IP video server. 

Transmits data, audio and video to 

the IP network. 

• SIM 740-... system interface Multi. 

Interface to Siedle Multi 


The SIM 740-... is assigned to 

a door / camera. In this mode, 

the device can be assigned up 

4 

PRI 602-... USB 

to 49 different call destinations 

which correspond to the functions 

of 49 Multi telephones. In this 

operating mode, a DCIP 740-... 

is required for each door. This 

operating mode is advisable in 

systems with a small number of 

doors and a large number of PC 

users. 

Monitor assignment mode: 

Up to a maximum of 4 call 

destinations, i.e. Siedle Multi system 

addresses, can be assigned to the 

interface SIM 740-... 

These correspond to the functions 

of the 4 Multi telephones. The call 

destination can be dialled from 

every door within the Siedle Multi 

(max. 254). This operating mode 

is advisable in systems with a 

large number of doors and a small 

number of PC users. 

Power supply 

The DCIP 740-... is supplied directly 

from the Siedle-Multi bus. A 

separate supply is consequently not 

required. An optionally connected 

DCA 740-01 is supplied from the 

SIVS 610-... 

The a/b public network interface is 

supplied from the TC system. It is 

not possible to connect an individual 

public network telephone directly to 

the a/b line of the DCA 740-01. 

The DCIP 740-... or the IPVS 600-... 

is linked using a standard network 

cable with RJ45 plug to the IP 

network. 

Functions 

• Door call from the Siedle Multi 

system and signalling to the PC 

• Text display of which door or 

which Multi telephone is calling. 

• Door release actuation by means 

of a mouse click 

• Light actuation by means of a 

mouse click 

• Selective dialling of a connection 

to a Multi door station or Multi 

in-house telephone. 

• Initiation of control and switching 

functions via a mouse click to the 

Multi system 

• Reception of status messages from 

the Siedle Multi bus 

• Speech connection via PC 

(headset) or optionally via the 

telephone.

Monitor assignment mode 

Commissioning and 

programming 

After connection of the supply 

voltage, the devices SIM 740-... and 

SIVS 610-... can be programmed 

with the aid of a PRI 602 via the PC. 

(See commissioning chapter 6) 

No programming is required for the 

DCA 740-01. For programming and 

configuration of the TC system, see 

the relevant product information 

and programming instructions of the 

manufacturer. 

Mounting and installation 

The DCIP 740-... can be connected 

at any optional point of the Siedle 

Multi system bus. The devices are 

intended for switch panel mounting. 

These should preferably be mounted 

directly one next to the other. 

The maximum conductor length 

of the device connection must not 

exceed 1 metre. 

The SIM 740-... is linked to the 

SIVS 610-... with 6 cores. Actuation 

of the link between the SIVS 610-... 

and the IPVS 600-... takes place via 

the patch cable. 

PRI 602-... USB 

Performance features 

• Transmission of door calls with/ 

without video via the Ethernet to 

PC users 

• Free combination of PC call 

stations and Multi Siedle terminals 

• Audio transmission also possible 

via the telephone network 

(DCA 740-01) 

• Full duplex calls between door call 

station and Software Client 

• Actuation of the door release and 

light possible from the PC with a 

mouse click. 

• Video: MPEG-4 (ISO/IEC 14496) 

Codec, Audio: G.711; (300Hz - 

3.4KHz) 

• From 1 door up to 49 different PC 

call users can be connected 

• Selective connection to a door 

station. (Audio and/or video) 

• Parallel call possible to max. 25 PC 

users 

• With the TLC 640-... in 

combination with code lock module 

COM 611-..., alphabetical input 

module AEM 645-0 or display call 

module DRM 611-... direct calls are 

possible from PC users. 

3 Group calculation 

Max. number of PC users 

Calculation 

For calculation of the maximum 

number of possible PC users (single 

and parallel calls), the following rules 

are applied: 

• In general, an IPVS can manage a 

maximum of 50 registrations. 

• In the monitor assignment mode, 

the maximum number of users is 

four. 

This applies depending on which 

limit is reached first. 

• Every PC user to which a door call 

has been established currently occupies 

2 registrations in the IPVS. 

Camera assignment mode: 

• If no groups are created, a 

maximum of 49 single PC users can 

be integrated. If one of these PC 

users is called, it currently occupies 2 

registrations, the others occupy only 

one each. In total, this adds up to 

1*2+48=50, which is the maximum 

possible assignment per IPVS. 

• If several groups are created, the 

biggest group is decisive for the 

calculation. The maximum group 

size is 25. If this group is called, 

each PC user currently occupies 2 

5

egistrations. In total, this adds up 

to 25*2=50, which is the maximum 


In the following is a list with five 

combinations. Each example comprises 

a group with a different number 

of users and individual clients. 

Clients Individual Calculation 

in group Clients 

5 40 5*2+40=50 

10 30 10*2+30=50 

15 20 15*2+20=50 

20 10 20*2+10=50 

25 0 25*2+0=50 

Example in case of several 

groups: 

The following is a combination 

example comprising two groups 

and five individual clients, with each 

group and each individual client 

occupying one address. Consequently 

a total of seven addresses are used 

in the system. 

Group 1: 20 PC users 


Clients: 5 individual PC users 

• If the biggest group (group 1) is 

called, this group occupies 20*2=40 

registrations in the IPVS. Group 2 

and the individual PC users each 

occupy 5 registrations. In total, this 

adds up to 20*2+5+5=50, which is 

the maximum possible assignment 

per IPVS. 


• If no groups are created, a 

maximum of 4 single PC users can 

be integrated. If one of these PC 

users is called, it currently occupies 

2 registrations, the others occupy 

only one each. In total, this adds 

up to 1*2+3=5. In this operating 

mode, this represents the maximum 

number of users. 

• If several groups are created, the 

biggest group is decisive for the 

calculation. The maximum group 

size is 25. If this group is called, 

each PC user currently occupies 2 

registrations. In total, this adds up 

6 

to 25*2=50, which is the maximum 


In the following is a list with four 

combinations. Each example comprises 

a group with a different number 

of users and individual clients. 

Clients Individual Calculation 

in group Clients 

23 3 23*2+3=49 

24 2 24*2+2=50 

24 1 24*2+1=49 

25 0 25*2+0=50 

Example in case of several 

groups: 

The following is a combination 

example comprising two groups and 

two individual clients, with each 

group and each individual client 

occupying one address. Consequently 

a total of four addresses are used 

in the system. 



Clients: 2 individual PC users 

• If the biggest group (group 1) is 

called, this group occupies 20*2=40 

registrations in the IPVS. Group 2 

occupies 8 registrations and the 

two individual PC users each 

occupy one. In total, this adds up to 

20*2+8+2=50, which is the maximum 


For parallel calls to groups, note the 

section on multicasting, page 22. 

3 Terms 

Camera assignment 

A Siedle Multi door station can be 

assigned up to 49 different PC users. 

This operating mode is only possible 

with DCIP 740-... 

Client 

PC user connected to a network. 

Full duplex 

Both users (PC client and door 

station) have an unrestricted 

speech connection. Open duplex 

communication, i.e. as opposed to 

the simplex speech mode. 

Gateway 

Gateways link two different 

networks and create connections 

across network boundaries. During 

this process, both the physical 

transmission modes and also 

protocols and addresses are adjusted 

accordingly. 

Half duplex 

Two speaking users have one speech 

connection which they can use 

alternately, also known as push to 

talk. 

HTTP 

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol is a 

protocol used for the transmission 

of data via a network. It is used 

mainly to load websites and other 

data from the Internet into a web 

browser. 

Hub 

The term hub when used in relation 

to network technology describes a 

device which links network nodes in 

a star formation. Normally, the term 

hub is used to denote a multiport 

repeater. It is used in order to link 

network nodes or other hubs, for 

example by means of an Ethernet. 

IP address 

Internet Protocol address 

An IP address is a number which 

permits PCs and other devices in 

an IP network to be addressed. In 

technical terms, the number is a 

32- or 128-bit binary number.

IP 

Internet Protocol 

The IP is a network protocol in 

widespread use in computer 

networks. IP forms the first layer of 

the Internet protocol family which 

is independent of the transmission 

medium. This means that computers 

can be grouped within a network 

into logical units known as subnets 

by means of an IP address and 

subnet mask. 

IGMP V3 

The Internet Group Management 

Protocol is based on the Internet 

Protocol (IP) and permits IP 

multicasting (group communication) 

in the Internet. IP multicasting is the 

distribution of IP packages under 

an IP address to several stations 

simultaneously. Here, it is possible to 

specify which source is required for 

the multicast stream. 

IWA 

Interface Working Address 

Six-digit address with which the 

system interface video server 

SIVS 600-... addresses the PC users. 

These IWA addresses are stored in 

the Software Client. 

LAN 

Local Area Network 

Local, cable-linked network. 

Monitor assignment 

Up to 254 Siedle Multi door stations 

can be assigned to a maximum 

of 4 different PC users. This 

operating mode is only possible with 

DCIP 740-... . 

Multicasting 

Term to denote group/parallel calls 

with video image to several PC users 

which have the Software Client 

installed. For this to be possible, the 

UDP and IGMP V3 protocols must be 

implemented in the network. 

Push to Talk 

In case of a connection using the 

half-duplex mode (push to talk) a 

button always has to be pushed to 

change the speech direction. 

Router 

A router is a network device which 

links several computer networks. 

Network packages of a protocol 

arriving at the router are analysed 

for information and forwarded or 

routed to the intended destination 

network. 

RS232 

Designation for a serial interface, for 

instance the COM interface of a PC. 

RS485 

Interface for serial data transmission 

in the half-duplex mode. 

Transmission to a pair of cores. 

Server 

A server is a program which waits to 

be contacted by a client program, 

after which it exchanges data with 

the client program. The hardware 

on which the server runs is known 

as the host. 

Subnet mask 

The subnet mask, also known 

as network mask, is a bit mask 

which separates an IP address into 

a network and a device or host 

section. It is used in IP networks in 

order to make routing decisions. 

TCP 

Transmission Control Protocol 

The TCP is a protocol which 

determines the way in which data 

is exchanged between computers. 

All operating systems in modern 

computers have TCP capability and 

use this protocol for data exchange 

with other computers. The protocol 

is a reliable, connection-oriented 

transport protocol used in computer 

networks.It is part of the internet 

protocol family, which forms the 

foundation of the Internet. 

UDP 

User Datagram Protocol 

The UDP is a minimal connectionless 

network protocol which belongs to 

the transport layer of the Internet 

protocol family. It is the task of the 

UDP to assign data transmitted via 

the network to the right application. 

Vario bus 

Various different input and control 

units can be connected to the Vario 

bus. It comprises 4 cores. The Vario 

bus is a RS485-bus. The information 

will be transfered on the Vario bus 

protocol. 

Web browser 

Software for the display and 

indication of Internet pages or 

corresponding configuration pages. 

E.g. Internet Explorer or Firefox. 

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4 Components for DCIP 740-... 

Call buttons 

8 

BTM 650-01 - BTM 650-04 

Bus call button modules for In-Home 

bus. 1-4 call buttons, integrated LED 

lighting. Connection via ribbon cable 

to the TME 645-... Power supply 

to the LED lighting via terminals b 

and c with 12 V AC/DC, current 

consumption 25 mA per bus call 

button module BTM 650-... 

TME 645-0 

Call button module extension 

with interface to the Vario bus for 

max. 8 TME 645-... . Suitable for 

connection of call button module 

BTM 650 -... A maximum of 16 

bus call button modules can be 

connected per TME 645-… . With 

an acoustic signal which sounds on 

button assignment. The call button 

modules are connected to the 

TME 645-… by means of a ribbon 

TM 612-1 - TM 612-4 

Call button modules, potential-free 

buttons, 1-4 call buttons, integrated 

LED lighting. Connection by means 

of terminal block. Power supply 

to the LED lighting by means of 

terminal b and c with 12 V AC/DC, 

current consumption 25 mA per call 

button module TM 612-... 

Used as call buttons 1-4 directly at 

the SIVS 600-... 

TME 640-0 

Call button module extension in 

protective housing with screw 

terminals, for connection of call 

button modules TM 612-... or call 

buttons of other makes. 

A maximum of 16 call button 

modules can be connected to the 

TME 640-… by means of a matrix 

installation. 

Dimensions: 100 x 50 x 20 mm 

cable. 

Dimensions: 99 x 99 mm


Input module, camera module 

CMC 612-... 

Camera module, colour. Integrated 

2-step heating system, day/night 

switchover, infrared lighting and 

video signal transformer. Power 

supply using line rectifier NG 600-... 

or VNG 602-... With Siedle Multi via 

PCM 640-.../NG 600-..., NG 608-... 

or NG 640-... Heating power supply 

12 V AC, 100 mA. 

COM 611-01 

Code lock module as an input unit 

in conjunction with the Siedle Vario 

bus. 

A C button for deleting incorrect 

inputs. LED as status display 

(external potential-free contact). 

Operating voltage 12 V AC /DC 

Current consumption max. 100 mA 

AEM 645-0 

Alphabetical input module with 

keypad A - I. Input unit for 

alphanumerical selection of PC users. 

For use in Siedle Multi systems only 

in conjunction with the TLC 640-02, 

COM 611-01 

DIM 640-0 and SIVS 600-... 

Operating voltage 12 V AC /DC 

Current consumption max. 100 mA 

DRM 611-0 

Display call module as an input unit 

with 4-line display for placing door 

calls. 

To scroll through the name index, 

there are two arrow keys provided 

for „up/down“. An external DR 

button can be connected. 

• 4-line display x 18 characters each, 

with LED backlighting 

• 3 displacement-free piezo buttons 

• Button actuation confirmed by 

Ambient temperatue 

-20°C to +70°C 

Dimensions: 99 x 99 mm 

acoustic tone 

• Backlit symbols 

Operating voltage 12 V AC/DC 

• Current consumption max. 

200 mA 

Ambient temperature 

-20°C to +70°C 

Dimensions: 99 x 99 mm 

9


Power supply, programming, video server 

10 

NG 600-0 

Line rectifier in 10-grid switch panel 

housing for universal power supply. 

Suitable for surface mounting with 

ZAP 10-0. Primary 230 V AC, 50 Hz, 

+6%-10% 

Secondary b/c: 14 V AC, 1 A; 

+/-: 24-28 V DC, 0.7 A 

Ambient temperature 0°C to +40°C, 

protection rating IP 20 


PRI 602-... USB 

Programming interface for 

connection of a Windows PC via 

USB interface to the Vario bus. 

Required for configuration of the 

system interface video server with 

software DCIP CO 600-... version 

1.1. or higher. 

IPVS 600-0 

System interface video server 

Processing and adjustment of audio 

and video, transmission of data, 

audio and video to the IP network. 


DCA 740-01 

The DoorCom Analog DCA 740-01 

can be connected to a universal a/b 

interface. 

In conjunction with the DCIP 740-... 

it serves as an alternative speech 

connection if no speech connection 

via PC is preferred. 

Connection takes place at the 

standardized a/b interface of a TC 

system (analogue PBX extension) or 

directly at the analogue telephone 

network. 

Dimensions: 107 x 89 x 60 mm

4 Device overview for DCIP 740-... 

Software 

DCIP SC 600-0 

DoorCom IP Software Client PC 

program, which depicts a virtual 

house telephone with video on a PC 

monitor. 

Door calls with video are possible to 

one or more Siedle door stations. 

Execution of switching and control 

functions such as door release, light 

switch or display of messages on the 

PC monitor. 

For each installation of the Software 

DCIP CO 600-0 

DoorCom IP configuration software 

PC program for set-up and 

programming of the Siedle interface 

video server 

SIVS 610-... Programming takes 

place via the USB programming 

interface PRI 602-... USB 

configuration software version 1.1. 

or higher. 

Commissioning software for the 

administrator. 

CD contains 

• DoorCom IP Software Client 

(DCIP SC 600-0) 

• DoorCom IP Configuration 

software (DCIP CO 600-0) 

• DoorCom IP Manual 

• Siedle default configuration for 

IPVS 600-... 

• Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 

5.0 

• Microsoft Installer 3.1 

Client on a PC, a licence is required 

for the DCIP SC 600-0. 

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4 Device overview only DCIP 740-... 

Siedle Multi 

12 

SIVS 610-0 

System interface video server, 

for connection of Siedle Multi to 

the IPVS 600-0. The SIM 740-0 is 

required for connection. 

The SIVS 610-... features galvanic 

isolation in addition to the 

SIVS 600-0. 


SIM 740-0 

The Multi system interface processes 

all Multi data protocols. System 

information is managed here and 

forwarded in neutral form to the 

SIVS. The SIM 740-... is able to 

simulate several Multi telephones, 

depending on the operating 

mode. Only one of these “virtual 

telephones“ can ever be active at 

one time, i.e. conduct a call. 


VMS 641-0 

Video monitor switching unit, links 

the SIVS 610-... with the Multi 

video bus, in order to create the 

connection to the corresponding 

door call station. Is required in the 

monitor assignment mode when 

the SIM 740-... simulates more than 

1 user. 


TLC 640-02 

Door loudspeaker controller in 6-grid 

switch panel housing. Control unit 

to be used between TLM 645-... 

and Siedle-Multi, for two speech 

channels. 

Dimensions: 107 x 89 x 60 mm

5 Terminals 

CMC 612-0 

Block diagram CMC 612-0 

+M/-M Supply voltage 

Video 20 - 30 V DC 

Vc/- Actuation from 

door loudspeaker for 

camera on. With 

DoorCom IP the contact 

is permanently 

active. Potential - is 

switched via 

the UPS terminal. 

VKA Actuation of 

camera distributor -M 

is switched 

A1/A1 Potential-free contact 

for additional 

applications 

b/c Power supply 12 V AC 

for heating 

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5 Terminals 

DCIP 740-... 

14 

a 

e 

a b c 

d e f g 

h i j k 

c 

f 

d 

b 

g 

Terminals and LEDs IPVS 600-0 

a No function 

b Connecting socket to the 

SIVS 610-... 

c RJ45 socket ETH network 

connection 

d Reset button to recreate the 

as-delivered status (after a reset, the 

Siedle modes must be reinstalled, 

see page 30.) 

e LED operating status lights up in 

green on readiness for operation 

f LED L lights up in green with an 

existing network connection 

g LED T flashes orange on data 

transmission via the network 

Terminals IPVS 600-0 

h Video input 1Vss from the 

SIVS 610-... 

i Audio-Line-In to the SIVS 610-... 

j Terminal plug for control signals 

k Audio-Line-Out to the SIVS 610-... 

Terminals 

SIVS 610-... 

a Video signal 1 Vss (cinch jack) 

b Terminating resistor 75 Ohm 

ON/OFF 

c IN = video signal 1 Vss input, 

D = Video signal 1 Vss throughput 

d Terminals for installation 

e Connection to IPVS 600-... 

f Terminals for installation 

g Grounding terminal

5 LED display 

SIVS 610-... /SIM 740-0 and IPVS 600-... 

LED signalling SIVS 610-... /SIM 740-0 

Switching on 

LED green LED red Function 

OFF ON After reset, power on: Device boots to operating status. 

ON ON The boot area is checked. Software runs in the flash 

Fast flashing ON After a software update, the boot area is recreated. 

This can take up to around 3 minutes. 

Operation 


ON OFF Booting is complete. All OK. Normal status 

Slow flashing OFF Display, a connection exists 

Fast flashing OFF A software update or reconfiguration process is under way 

Fault 


OFF Slow flashing ERROR, software running only in bootloader. Program memory 

defective. (Device defective, possibly new software update or 

exchange.) 

ON Slow flashing Variobus address error (error remedy possible on site) 

ON Fast flashing The 15 V power supply (terminal bv, cv) is overloaded. (Error 

remedy possible on site) (only SIVS 610-...) 

OFF OFF If supply voltage is definitely connected, the device 

is defective. (Exchange) 

Frequencies: Slow appr. 2 Hz, fast appr. 16 Hz 

LED signalling IPVS 600-... 

The underneath of the IP video server IPVS 600-... has 3 LEDs which display operating statuses and can provide an 

indication of possible errors. 

LED operating status Function 

OFF IPVS 600-... is switched off. 

Lights up in green IPVS 600-... is switched on 

Flashes green Access to the IPVS 600-... 

Lights up in red (briefly) Start process running 

Lights up in red (continuous) Error in the device or failed upload 

LED L 

Lights up in green Network connection exists 

LED T 

Lights up in orange Active data transmission via the network 

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5 Terminals 

SIVS 610-0, SIM 740-0 

Block diagram SIVS 610-0 

G Reference for the inputs 

E1–E4 

E4 not assigned 




cv- Power supply for 

bv+ Vario bus, 15 V DC, max. 

300 mA 

Da/Db Vario bus 

+ Supply voltage 

- 24 V DC 

Tö not used, DR via 

Tö TLC 640-02 

Li not used 

USP Universal Serial Port, 

SN1 RF signal, path 

SN2 SIM 740-...–SIVS 610-... 

n1 RF signal for 

n2 connected 


Block diagram SIM 740-0 

S1 Switching output 1 




cv- Power supply for 

bv+ 15 V DC 

1–8 Siedle Multi 

E1 Input 1 

E2 Input 2 

E3 Input 3 

Da/Db Vario bus 

SN1 RF signal, path 

SN2 SIM 740-...–SIVS 610-... 

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DCIP 740-... Siedle multi 

Siedle Multi requires additional supply devices which are not listed in this wiring diagram! 

Monitor assignment mode 

17



18 

Camera assignment mode Siedle Multi requires additional supply devices which are not listed in this wiring diagram!


Functional characteristics 

Depending on the operating mode 

camera assignment or monitor 

assignment, 49 or 4 PC users can 

be called. 

Calling, speech and door release via 

the Software Client DCIP SC 600-... . 

The Software Client must be 

installed on every PC which receives 

door calls. Standard call tones for 

the Software Client 3-tone chime. A 

dedicated *.wav file can be assigned 

for each call tone. 

It is not possible to listen in to an 

existing call from other PC users in 

the network. 

The door is opened by the called 

PC user using a “virtual door 

release button”, the light switching 

function is actuated using a “virtual 

light button”. The door call can be 

muted with an optical display on the 

monitor. 


The SIM 740-... is assigned to a 

door / camera. In this mode, the 

device can be assigned up to 49 

different call destinations, i.e. Siedle 

Multi system addresses which 

correspond to the functions of 49 

Multi telephones. In this operating 

mode, a DCIP 740-... is required 

for each door. This operating 

mode is advisable in systems with a 

small number of doors and a large 



Up to a maximum of 4 call 

destinations, i.e. Siedle Multi system 

addresses, can be assigned to the 

interface. These correspond to the 

functions of the 4 Multi telephones. 

The call destination can be dialled 

from every door within the Siedle 

Multi (max. 254). This operating 

mode is advisable in systems with a 

large number of doors and a small 


Remarks 

a) Door release 12 V AC, use at least 

20 Ohm (e.g. TÖ 615-...) 

• 12 V AC consumers in the wiring 

diagram: 

• Door release appr. 600 mA 

• Light contact load in the door 

loudspeaker max. 24 V AC, 2 A 

c) Distance of the SIVS 610-... to the 

door station max. 200 m with 

J-Y(ST)Y 0.8 mm core material. 

Distance between the two devices 

SIVS 610-... and IPVS 600-... in 

the distributor max. 1 m. During 

installation, ensure that the door 

release is laid in a separate cable. 

Power supply voltage bv+/cv- of the 

SIVS 610 15 V DC, max. 300 mA 

When connecting additional devices 

to the Vario bus (terminals Da/Db), 

the Vario bus requires an additional 

power supply. 

d) ***Optionally the DCA 740-01 

can be connected to the PBX 

extension of a telephone system. 

Active door calls can then be routed 

via the telephone. 

The functional features of the 

Software Client can still be used. 

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6 Commissioning 


The procedure for commissioning 

the DCIP 740-... is broken down into 

4 steps: 

1 Configuration of IPVS 600-... 

2 Configuration of SIM 740-... 

3 Configuration of SIVS 610-... 

4 Installation of the software 

DCIP SC 600-... on the PCs 

Step 1 on this page 

Configuration of IPVS 600-... 

Issue of the IP address, subnet mask 

address and gateway address for 

assignment in the network. In the 

case of group calls, issue of the 

Multicast address. 

Step 2 on pages 21 

Configuration of SIM 740-... 

Here, the multi-specific parameters 

of the SIM 740-... are entered. 

Selection of whether the 

DCIP 740-... should run in the 

camera or the monitor mode. 

Step 2.1 

Configuraion of DRM 611-... 

Names are programmed with the 

PRS-Software. The correspronding 

numbers are also entered here. 

Step 2.2 

Configuration of DCA 740-... 

The DCA 740-... will not be configured. 

The numbers are given in the 

DCIP configuration programm, by 

activating the DCA 740 and entering 

the phone numbers. 


Configuration of SIVS 610-... 

Assignment of Multi bus addresses 

(now IWA address) to subsequent 

PC users. 

Additional modules such as the code 

lock module or display call module 

are programmed at the TLC 640-... . 

After completion of programming, 

a file (*.dcip) is created for the 

Software Client. 

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Connection of the PC to IPVS 600-... 


Installation of the Software 

Clients 

The Software Client has to be 

installed on the PC users in the 

network. Import of the generated 

file (*.dcip). Selection of addresses 

to be signalled on the affected PC 

user. 

Step 1 

Issue of the IP address and 

subnet mask in the IPVS 600-... 

• The connection can be established 

using a crossover network cable. The 

IPVS 600-... can also be addressed 

via the network if the PC and 

IPVS 600-... are in the same address 

area. 

• Start the Internet Explorer on the 

PC and enter the following in the 

address line: 

http://192.168.0.1 

The IP settings in the as-delivered 

status of the IPVS 610-... 

IP address 192.168.0.1 

Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 

Gateway address 0.0.0.0 

User name: Servicing 

Password: None issued on 

delivery 

• The user interface is opened.. 

• In the user interface, select the 

menu point Settings. 

• On the left-hand side, select the 

menu point Service parameters. 

• Click the submenu Network. On 

the right-hand side, the relevant 

settings are opened up. 

• The following settings can be 

performed for operation in the 

network. 

IP address 

Subnetmask address 

Gateway address 

Video transmission 

HTTP browser port 

Type of network connection 

Changes to the IP address, subnet 

mask address or gateway address 

are transmitted to the device by 

clicking on the Set button. However, 

these only become valid after 

restarting the device. 

• After entering a new IP address, 

click onto the Set button. 

• Enter the old IP address in the 

address line of the web browser, 

followed by /reset (for example 

192.168.0.11/reset). The IPVS is 

restarted and can subsequently 

only be reached using the new IP 

address.

6 Configuration 

SIM 740-... 

Configuration of SIM 740-... 

Programming the SIM 740-... takes 

place using a connected PC via 

PRI 602-... USB and SIVS 610-... 

The SIM 740-... is selected in 

the configuration software 

DCIP CO 600-... The SIM 740-... 

can be used in two operating modes 

(camera assignment and monitor 

assignment). The operating mode 

depends on the application and the 

system topology. 

The required operating mode is 

selected in the first mask. 

Basic parameters 

Master monitor address 

This address is one of the addresses 

which can be selected under the 

next tab (SIM addresses). Using this 

address, the SIM 740-... can be 

accessed for servicing purposes. If 

there are several SIM 740-... units 

in a Multi system, ensure that each 

SIM 740-... is given a different 

master monitor address. 

Speech channels 

Select the installed speech channel. 

Please note: 

In group systems, speech channel 2 

must be switched off. 

Upgrade stage 

In stage 1, address area from 

1 - 254, only speech channel 1 and 

2 are allowed. Application in older 

systems, e.g. with HT 641/642/643. 

In step 2, address area from 1 - 500, 

speech channel 1 and 2, or speech 

channel 1 and the group speech 

channel are allowed. 

For current applications, e.g. with 

HT 740-..., HT 840-... 

SIM addresses 

In the mask SIM addresses, the 

physical Multi bus addresses are 

selected under which you wish to be 

able to reach the SIM 740-... or the 

relevant PC users. 

The master monitor address is 

already entered. 

The DCIP Software Client is the 

PC on which a Siedle in-house 

telephone is depicted by the 

software. 

When using the “monitor 

assignment” mode, 3 additional 

addresses can be selected. 

When using the camera assignment 

mode, 48 additional addresses can 

be selected. 

The functions 1 - 256 correspond to 

the virtual buttons 1 - 256. 

Each of these functions (buttons) 

can be assigned a command. 

Functions 

In the Functions mask, only remote 

switching functions can be assigned. 

Parameters 1-9 correspond to the 

remote switching functions 1-9 on 

the Multi bus. In the Multi system 

various devices can be programmed 

for this remote switching function 

in order to initiate an action. (e.g. 

FSM 740-...) 

The functions 10 - 256 are intended 

for future applications. 

Messages 

In the Messages mask, status 

messages are configured which are 

displayed in the Software Client. In 

the Multi system, status messages 

1-8 exist in addition. 

The statuses ON and OFF are 

transferred. Each of these messages 

can be assigned to an individual text. 

Free text input 

Display of texts at the Software- 

Client. 

Example Display of three statuses in 

the Software-Client. 

Messages in the Multi system are 

only transmitted when a status is 

changed. 

After power ON, the status is 

unknown. In this case, the status 

„Not initialised“ is displayed at the 

Software Client. Only when the 

status is changed for the first time is 

the current status displayed. 

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6 Configuration 

Multicasting 

Multicasting 

Alongside the 1:1 connection 

between one IPVS 600-... and one 

software client (Unicast) each, the 

IPVS 600-... also offers facility for 

several software clients to receive 

the video signal at the same time. 

This takes place either by duplicating 

the data stream in the IPVS 600-... 

and subsequent distribution over 

several software clients (multiunicasting) 

or by distribution of 

an individual data flow in the 

network itself to several recipients 

in a defined group (multicasting). 

For each IPVS 600-..., a separate 

multicast address and the relevant 

port must be configured each per 

video link. 

Note 

The requirement for multicasting 

operation is a network with 

multicasting capability using the UDP 

protocol and the IGMP protocol. 

Other group management protocols 

are not supported. The TCP 

protocol does not support multicast 

connections. The requirement for 

multicast operation in a network 

with multicasting capability is the 

set-up of a special IP address (class 

D address). 

The network must support the 

set-up of a group IP address and 

the Internet Group Management 

Protocol (IGMP V3). The address area 

is 225.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. 

The multicast address can be the 

same for several IPVS 600-... units. 

However, in this case it is necessary 

to use a different port in each case 

to ensure that several data streams 

are not transmitted simultaneously 

via the same port and the same 

multicast address. 

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The following settings must be 

performed separately in each 

IPVS 600-... . 

Multicast address video 1 

For each IPVS 600-..., enter a 

multicast address which you wish 

to operate in the multicast mode 

(duplication of the data streams 

in the network). With the setting 

0.0.0.0, the IPVS 600-... works in 

the multi-unicast mode (copying 

the data streams in the device). 

The IPVS 600-... supports multiunicast 

connections for up to five 

recipients connected simultaneously. 

Duplication of the data in the device 

requires high computing power and 

can compromise image quality under 

certain circumstances. 

Port: 

With simultaneous data streams 

to the same multicast address, the 

data streams must be assigned to 

different ports. 

Here, enter the relevant port 

address. 

Streaming 

Click in the checkbox in order 

to activate multicast streaming 

operation for the relevant stream. 

Activation is not necessary for 

operation. 

Multicast audio port 1 

Alongside video data, audio 

signals can also be transmitted 

and received. Audio transmission 

takes place in a separate data 

stream in parallel to the video 

data and so increases the network 

load. The audio data is encoded in 

accordance with G.711 and requires 

an additional bandwidth of appr. 

80 kBit/s per direction. 

If audio signals have to be 

transmitted in multicasting mode, 

these must be assigned to their 

own port as this is a separate data 

stream. Here, enter the relevant port 

address. 

Audio signals are only transmitted 

if the audio settings and audio 

function are switched on in the 

configuration. 

Multicast package TTL 

A value can be entered which 

determines how long the multicast 

data packages are active in the 

network. If multicasting is operated 

via a router, the value must be 

greater than 1.

6 Configuration software 

DCIP CO 600-... 

Configuration of DCIP 740-... 

The configuration software 

DCIP CO 600-... is required for 

configuration of the SIVS 610-... and 

SIM 740-... 

Configuration takes place via 

a Windows PC. Connection to 

the SIVS 610-... takes place via 

the PRI 602-... USB. With the 

configuration software, the call 

buttons are assigned to addresses. 

When configuring the PC user, 

these addresses are assigned to the 

Software Client. The addresses are 

designated in the software as IWA 

addresses and have 6 digits. Once 

programming for the 

SIVS 610-... has been completed, 

this is used to generate a file 

(*.dcip). This is then imported into 

every Software Client. 


for the configuration software 

• PC with Intel Pentium III from 

1 GHz or comparable processor 

• at least 256 MB RAM 

• min. 25 MB hard disk memory 

• Serial COM interface RS232 or 

serial USB adapter 

• CD-ROM drive for installation 

• VGA graphic card with 

at least 1024 x 768 pixel 

• Operating system Windows 2000/ 

XP 

• Admin rights for installation 

Additional memory capacity is 

required for: 

• Acrobat Reader 7 


version 4 

Procedure for the 

configuration software 

• Installation of the configuration 

software 

•Serial connection of the PC via 

PRI 602-... to the SIVS 610-... 

• Start the configuration software 

• Selection of whether 

DCIP 600-... or DCIP 740-... should 

be programmed 

• Project data can be optionally 

entered 

• Selection of the required speech 

connection, half-duplex or full- 

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duplex 

• Input of the IP address of 

the IPVS 600-.. for which the 

configuration is applicable. This 

input is required to ensure that the 

Software Clients are able to locate 

the DCIP in the network. 

• Set Master-Monitor address. This is 

the main address on which the 

SIM 740-... is identified on the 

multi-bus. 

• Monitor- or camera-assignment, if 

camera-assignment is choosen the 

address of the door (TLC 640) must 

be given. 

• Define speakpath 2 or group 

speakpath, it depends on the 

installation. 

• To SIM addresses, enter the 

addresses of the Multi-SIM 740-... 

• Write the configuration to 

the SIM 740-... with Send 

configuration. 

• Below entries are details of the 

SIM 740-... and the SIVS 610-... 

synchronized. There is also the 

associated phone number given. 

• System initialization on the Multibus 

(with HT 644). 

• Multi-device list for import into the 

SIVS 610 -... 

• In the menu File DCIP, generate 

the SC file for later import into the 

Software Client. (If required, users 

can be deselected which do not 

receive a call.) 

Note: This step is intended to create 

different configurations for different 

Software Clients 

(e.g. one workstation has access to 

doors for which another workstation 

is not authorized). 

The configuration is saved as a file 

with the suffix *.dcip. 

Note 

Assign an unambiguous description 

to the *.dcip file (e.g. Secretarial. 

dcip). 

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6 Client-Software 

DCIP SC 600-... 

Installation of the Software 

Clients 

The Software Client 

DCIP SC 600-... must be installed 

on every PC you wish to receive 

door calls. The Software Client 

communicates with the calling 

station, the DCIP 600-... After 

installation, the file (*.dcip) 

generated using the configuration 

software must be imported.The 

addresses to which the client is 

intended to respond are selected 

from the imported file. 


for the Software Client 

• Operating system Microsoft 

Windows 2000/XP 

• Pentium IV from 1.8 GHz or 

compatible CPUs 

• min. 256 MB RAM 

• Graphic card with 

at least 1024 x 768, 

128 MB and 16 bit colour depth 

Graphic card and driver must be 

MPEG4 capable. 

• 100 Mbit Ethernet card 

• Sound card 

• Microsoft DirectX 9.0b or newer 


Version 4.0 to read the help 

Procedure for installation 

• Install the DCIP SC 600 software 

• It may be necessary to install 

additional programs such as 

Microsoft Direct X Version 9.0b. 

• Start the Software Client 

• The Software Client configuration 

can be opened by pressing the righthand 

mouse button on the virtual 

in-house telephone. 

• In the first tab Configuration, 

select add DCIP SC file and 

import the file exported by the 

configuration software (*.dcip). 

• It is then possible under 

DCIP SC-Edit file to assign an IWA 

address to the Software Client for 

the relevant DCIP 600-..., to which 

you wish the PC to respond. 

• Other IWA addresses can 

optionally be assigned to the 

Software Client 2. (e.g. for receiving 

an additional door call). 

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Licence regulations 

For each installation of the Software 

Client on a PC, a licence is required 

for the DCIP SC 600-0. 

The DCIP 600-0 includes four 

licenses, additional licenses must be 

ordered. 

Audio transmission 

The quality of the audio transmission 

via the Software Client 

DCIP SC 600-0 at the PC depends 

largely on the equipment of the PC 

or the sound card used in it, and 

consequently cannot be directly 

influenced by the PC software. If a 

secured audio transmission in TC 

quality is required, or if an audio 

connection must always be possible 

to and from the door irrespective of 

your network or the status of the 

PC, then we recommend using our 

DCA 740-01.

Possible error sources 

• No speech connection from the 

PC to the door. The microphone 

amplifier may not be activated. 

• Installation must take place as 

administrator, so that all registered 

users have access to the Software 

Client later. 

• Marked echo on the line in speech 

mode. 

In the Windows volume regulation 

for sound reproduction, Sound 

off must be activated under the 

microphone controller. This selection 

prevents the PC microphone 

signal being reproduced in the PC 

loudspeaker. 

• The other party is not audible at 

the PC. 

Possible causes: 

• No loudspeaker connected at the 

PC/monitor 

• No driver for the sound card 

• The loudspeaker is set to mute 

under the audio properties. 

(sound off) 

• If there is an active firewall, the 

application file 

DCIP SC 600-0.exe must be defined 

as an exception or as a permanently 

authorized program/application. 

• In order to establish a video link, it 

may be necessary, for the drivers for 

the used graphic card to be updated 

to the latest status. 

Other settings in the Software 

Client: 

Free buttons 

Selection of functions for buttons 

1–3. Each button can be assigned an 

individual inscription text. 

Call tones 

Selection of call tones for door call 

and internal call. Alternatively, you 

can select your own *.wav files. 

Setting the volume for call tones 

Speech volume 

Setting the speech volume. 

Loudspeakers and microphones 

can be separately set. It may be 

necessary to carry out other settings 

in the control panel under “Sound”. 

General 

Selection of the Software Client 

language. 

“Start application automatically after 

logging onto the system?” 

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7 Setting the speech volume 

Level adjustment DCIP 740-... 

Level adjustment IPVS 600-... 

Setting the volume of the PC user in 

the direction of the door station. 

• Set the optimum volume at the 

door loudspeaker for Siedle Multi 

users. 

• Establish the connection to the PC. 

• At the PC, open the configuration 

menu of the Software Client and 

select the tab “Speech volume“. 

• Using the “Microphone“ 

controller, starting from 0% adjust 

the volume in the direction of the 

door in such a way that the same 

volume is achieved as for the Siedle 

Multi users. 

As a rule, the optional field 

microphone amplifier remains 

switched on. This field can only 

be switched off in the case of 

microphones with a very high output 

level. 

• If the control range of the 

microphone controller is not 

sufficient to achieve an optimum 

volume in the door loudspeaker, the 

SIM 740-0 with SW1 offers a switch 

for level selection. 

SW1: 

OFF = 0 dB (as-delivered status) 

ON = +9 dB 

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Level adjustment TLM 645-... 

Setting the volume of the PC 

user from the door station in the 

direction of the PC user. 

• Establish the connection to the PC. 

• At the PC, select Reproduction in 

the volume menu. 

Ensure that “Tone off“ has been 

selected under the heading 

Microphone. 

• Using buttons + and –, set the 

optimum volume (starting from 0%). 

• To ensure that the levels are 

stored, these must be performed via 

the configuration menu. 

Level adjustment DCA 740-01 

Set the volume of the speech 

connection to the telephone system. 

• Set the optimum volume at the 

door loudspeaker for Siedle Multi 

users. 

• Establish the link to the TC system 

or public network telephone. 

• Using potentiometer P1 in the 

DCA 740-01, set the optimum 

volume at the door. If applicable, the 

switch SW1 in the SIM 740-0 must 

be set to ON. 

• With potentiometer P2 in the 

DCA 740-01, set the optimum 

volume in the receiver. 

(Comparison: Normal volumes with 

public network calls).

8 DoorCom 


The DoorCom Analog DCA 740-... 

is used as an interface between 

DoorCom IP and an analog 

telephone connection of a 

telecommunication system. 

To each IWA- or client address a 

call number can be assigned. The 

functionality depends in the main 

on the capability of the telephone 

system / on the telephones 

connected to it. 

The assignment and functionality 

can be programmed in the 

SIVS 610-... 

The selection of users and control 

and switching functions takes place 

by means of DTMF dialling. The 

telecommunications system and 

the connected telephones must 

therefore possess DTMF dialling 

capability. 

Functional characteristics 

The PBX extension of the telephone 

system must operate using the 

dual tone multiple-frequency 

(DTMF) dialling method. It is of no 

consequence whether the telephone 

system is an ISDN or analogue 

installation. After pressing the call 

button, the DCA 740-... dials the 

previously in the SIVS programmed 

call number; a telephone connected 

to the telephone system rings. 

After picking up the receiver, the 

active door call is superposed / 

signalled. By pressing a numerical 

button (0-9) at the telephone, it is 

possible to speak to the visitor (this 

function can be switched off). If the 

number #61 is pressed, the door 

release is actuated for 3 seconds. 

(For connection of more than one 

telephone, a so-called group call 

or collective call function must be 

set up in the telephone system. For 

details, ask the telephone system 

installer). 

Power supply 

The DCA 740-... is supplied directly 

from the SIVS 610-... 

A separate supply is consequently 

not required. The power to the a/b 

public network interface is supplied 

from the telecommunication 

system or the a/b public network 

connection from the exchange. It is 

not possible to connect an individual 

public network telephone directly to 

the a/b line of the DCA 740. 

Handling 

DTMF dialling Function 

0 - 9 door call 

acceptance 

#0 terminate 

connection 

#50 light 

#51 -#59 System- Control 

function 1-9 

#61 door release 

9 DoorCom IP 

Factory setting IPVS 600-... 

With the reset button at the 

IPVS 600-..., it can be reset to the 

as-delivered status. It is essential to 

load the Siedle factory configuration 

in the IPVS 600-... after a reset. 

Proceed as follows. 

1 Open the Internet Explorer. 

2 Access the video server (IPVS) with 

its IP address 

3 Access the following menus in 

sequence: 

Setting 

Service parameters 

Firmware and configuration upload 

4 Under Configuration upload, 

select the configuration file with 

„search...“ 

The file is on the supplied CD. 

5 Select the file with the rtc_image 

with upload. 

Using the Upload button, start the 

update. 

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10 DoorCom IP FAQ 

and trouble shooting 

FAQ 

Why does the DCIP SC 600-0.exe 

software have to be enabled in the 

firewall? 

In order to permit a network 

connection of the software DCIP SC 

to the gateway (video server). The 

software independently establishes 

a network connection to the video 

servers. This entails bidirectional 

exchange of data. 

Is door release also possible without 

Siedle Software ? 

No 

Exception: Via Visiomatic or via 

system partners such as Crestron, 

AMX ...with the DCIP -OEM 

Must PCs have a fixed IP address? 

No. Only the IP address of the IPVS 

needs to be a fixed IP address. The IP 

address of the PC can (may) change. 

Exception: In case of a connection 

via cross cable e.g. when servicing. 

Is it possible to record images? 

No 

Is it possible to record speech? 

No 

Which PC performance features are 

required? 

(For Windows 2000 only with the 

DCA 740-0) 

Personal Computer CPU Pentium IV 

1.8 GHz- RAM 256 MB operating 

system Windows 2000, XP (SP2)- 

graphic card and driver with at least 

1024x768, 128 MB memory and 16 

Bit colour depth. (MPEG4-capable) 

Ethernet card 100 MBit sound card 

DirectX 9.0b 

Can several PCs be switched in 

parallel? 

Yes max. 25 

Is it possible to reroute a line at the 

PC? 

No 

Can a call forwarding command be 

placed at the PC? 

No 

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Is brokering possible at the PC? 

No 

Are telephone calls stored? 

No 

Is it possible to speak directly via IP 

telephones? 

No. (Only via the DCA 740-... and an 

a/b connection of the TC system) 

Is SIP telephony possible? 

No 

Troubleshooting PC software 

Client DCIP SC 600-0 

The door call is signalled at the client 

PC, the video is not displayed. 

Enter the software „DCIP SC 600-0. 

exe“ in the Windows firewall as 

an exception. Update the graphic 

driver to the latest version. (This 

problem occurs primarily with 

laptops.) Check in the BIOS whether 

the memory assignment can be 

set for the graphics card. If so, 

set this to 32 MB. (this problem 

occurs primarily with laptops.) Set 

the hardware acceleration of the 

graphics card (display) to max. 

Speech goes from the PC only in the 

direction of the door. 

Enter the software „DCIP SC 600-0. 

exe“ in the Windows firewall as 

an exception. Ensure that the 

configuration data has been 

transmitted via the configuration 

software to the SIVS 610-0 and 

SIM 740-0. 

Audio reception sounds distorted in 

the door loudspeaker. (like a robot‘s 

voice) 

Close the PC client and restart. This 

can occur during regeneration of the 

PC client, e.g. after a brief power 

failure (storm). 

When first accessing the PC client, 

the picture only appears after 

around 30 seconds. 

Load the current JAVA version. 

At least version 1.5 xxx- Ensure 

that the DNS server can always be 

reached. (If a DNS server is entered 

which is not reached, a number of 

time-outs run before the connection 

can be established). 

Marked echo at the PC and at the 

door. In the sound card menu, go 

to the „Reproduction“ option (not 

the „Recording“ option) and set the 

microphone to „sound off“. 

Troubleshooting PC 

configuration software 

DCIP CO 600-0 

After software start, a general error 

message appears. 

Experience value: Install the Net 

Framework 1.1 Version on your 

PC. (even if version 2.0 is already 

installed.) 

Troubleshooting IPVS 600 

The IPVS 600 cannot be addressed 

via the network. 

The IP address of the IPVS 600 

does not agree with the network 

structure. In order to change the 

IP address of the IPVS 600-... , this 

must be connected via a cross cable 

to a PC (laptop). The laptop must 

now be adjusted to the IP address 

area of the IPVS 600. It must now be 

possible to address IPVS 600. 

If the IPVS 600-0 is addressed via the 

browser, only a cross is displayed at 

the menu points. Is Java installed on 

the PC? 

At least version 1.5.xxx- Check 

the Java network settings. Set the 

button „Use browser network 

settings“ or enter the IP address of 

the IPVS 600 as an exception for 

which the proxy server should not 

be used.

10 Service 

Measured values 

Measurement values for DoorCom IP, 

to be measured using a digital multimeter 

Idle status min. max. 

Voltage +/- at line rectifier NG 608-... 24 V DC 28.5 V DC 

Voltage b+/c- at SIVS 610-... 15 V DC 

Voltage Da/Db at SIVS 610-... 0.3 V DC 

Speech mode 

Voltage +M/- at CMC 612-... 20 V DC 30 V DC 

DCIP mit DCA 740-... 

analogue PBX extension La/Lb 20 V DC 60 V DC 

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11 Glossary Index 

Connection 17 

As-delivered status 29 

Block diagram 13 

Camera assignment 4, 6 

Client 6, 26 

Commissioning 20 

Config 20 

Cross-over 20 

DoorCom 10 

Factory setting 29 

Full duplex 6 

HTTP 6 

IP 6 

IP address 6 

IWA 6 

LAN 6 

LED display 15 

Licences 11, 26 

Line rectifier 10 

Monitor assignment 5, 6 

Multi 4, 18 

Multicasting 6, 22 

Network cable 20 

Power supply 10 

Programming 20 

Push to talk 6 

Reset 29 

RS232 6 

RS485 6 

Server 6 

Siedle Multi 4, 18 

Software Client 24 

Subnet mask 6 

System interface video server 10 

System requirements 3, 24 

TCP 6 

Terminals 13 

UDP 7 

Vario bus 7 

Web browser 7 

Wiring diagram 17 

AEM 645-... 9 

BTM 650-... 8 

CMC 612-... 9, 13 

COM 611-... 9 

DCA 740-... 10 

DCIP CO 600-... 11 

DCIP SC 600-... 11 

DRM 611-... 9 

IPVS 600-... 10, 14 

NG 600-... 10 

PRI 602-... 10 

SIM 740-... 12, 16 

SIVS 610-... 12, 16 

TM 612-... 8 

TME 640-... 8 

TME 645-... 8 

VMS 641-... 12 

The current issue of the 

“ DoorCom IP “ system manual is 

available from the download area 

under www.siedle.de. 

Technical additions and printing 

errors do not constitute grounds for 

any claims to damages. 

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Manual DoorCom IP DCIP 740-0 - Siedle

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