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Welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of our GBF PL960 Series of IP Doorbells. Our factory

engineers were the first to enable viewing of multiple security cameras through your

handheld smart device, and now have used that expertise to bring you a full-featured IP

Video Doorbell system that enables you to monitor and interact with visitors at your door,

from anywhere your mobile device has a Wi-Fi or data connection. Please read these

instructions carefully and follow all of the required steps during setup to ensure your

enjoyment of a fully functional IP Doorbell system in minutes. The PL960 Series of IP

Doorbells can be connected to your LAN (Local Area Network) either through a Wireless

(Wi-Fi) connection or a Wired (Ethernet Cable) connection. As with any video and audio

streaming device, wired connections are preferred over Wi-Fi, but the convenience of not

requiring wires from your IP Doorbell location to your router may be the determining

factor in your installation.

Contents

(1) GBF PL960M/PM IP Doorbell

(1) Metal Back Box

(1) External Wi-Fi Antenna with 3’ cable

(1) 12VDC Power Supply

(1) RJ-45 Wired Ethernet Adapter Dongle

(1) Relay/Push-to-Exit Wiring harness

(1) Bell Connector Wire Set

(4) Screws with Anchors

(2) Hex-Head Screws

(1) Allen Key

(1) Installation and Instruction Manual

Diagram

Summary of content (15 pages)

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Welcome Congratulations on your purchase of our GBF PL960 Series of IP Doorbells. Our factory engineers were the first to enable viewing of multiple security cameras through your handheld smart device, and now have used that expertise to bring you a full-featured IP Video Doorbell system that enables you to monitor and interact with visitors at your door, from anywhere your mobile device has a Wi-Fi or data connection.
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1. Installation *Note: It may be more convenient to perform the initial configuration of the IP Doorbell with it temporarily connected to power nearby your home internet router and a computer. This way testing and operation can be verified before the unit is mounted permanently. - - - - Location: Choose a location for your new IP Doorbell, taking in to consideration sightlines, shadows, and excessive background lighting for the camera.
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a. Initial Wireless (Wi-Fi) and Wired (RJ45) Configuration *Note: The Wi-Fi radio in the IP Doorbell uses 2.4GHz only, and good Wi-Fi signal operation at the IP Doorbell location is a must for satisfactory operation. Network speeds through your LAN and over WAN (internet, Wide Area Network) must meet at least 300 Kbps upload speed (most ISP’s limit the upload speed much more than the download). *Initial Wi-Fi Configuration should only be performed ONCE using the ControlCam App on any mobile device.
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Using an Android Device: - - Ensure your Android device is connected to same Wi-Fi network on which you want to connect the IP Doorbell. While in close proximity to your IP Doorbell, Tap ‘Add a Device’ Tap ‘Add a New Device’. The App will search for an unconfigured IP Doorbell within Wi-Fi range. Tap on the GID of the device to be configured, and after a brief pause the message ‘Connect device success that can be configured’ should display. Tap ‘Start configuring’.
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- - your router (consult the instructions for your individual router), or by using a network scanning tool (e.g. Fing) Enter the IP address of the IP Doorbell into the address bar of your browser, preceded by http:// (e.g. http://192.168.1.88 ). Hit enter and a login request should appear. There may also be requests to install additional files, but if you are only intending to change the Network Configuration then you can ignore these additional requests. Enter the ‘User Name’ (default is ‘admin’).
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o 2. QR Code Scan  Using the camera in your mobile device, scanning the QR code affixed to the back of the IP Doorbell will automatically populate the GID in the device settings. o 3. Manual  This option allows you to manually input the GID of the IP Doorbell in to the device settings, useful if your mobile device is not on the same network as the IP Doorbell. - - Enter the name in ‘Device Name’ that you want to identify the IP Doorbell (e.g. Front Door).
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- - Enter the name in ‘Device Name’ that you want to identify the IP Doorbell (e.g. FrontDoor). This name will be specific to the App of each mobile device. *You may not use spaces or other special characters in the name on Android devices. Enter the ‘User Name’ (default is ‘admin’). Enter the ‘Password’ (default is ‘1234’). Tap ‘Done’. Re-enter the device settings and ensure the ‘Outdoor call-in’ is turned on.
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o Press ‘*’ to exit the programming mode. - Add User Access Codes o Enter programming mode. o Enter 2 digits (10 – 40) representing the slot in which the user code will reside, a longer beep is heard. o Enter the new user code (length determined by other programming); another longer beep will indicate the new code was stored successfully. o Press ‘*’ to exit the programming mode. o *Note: Slots 31 – 40 are not affected by the programmed unlock duration time.
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- Delete All Settings (Maintains Programming Password) o Enter programming mode. o Press ‘#’, two short chirps can be heard. o Press’#’ again, a longer beep can be heard. o Press ‘#’ again 7 more times. After 3 seconds another longer beep will be heard confirming deletion of all User codes and resetting the unlock duration time back to 1 second. Programming password and length will remain unchanged. o Press’*’ to exit the programming mode.
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Activating the Unlock Relay - Input the Unlock Password on your mobile device while it is connected to the IP Doorbell. The Unlock duration time is set separately in the App of each connected mobile device. - On Android Devices, the ‘Auto Unlock’ feature can be enabled to allow for the simple pressing of the ‘key’ icon to activate the relay (no code required). Monitoring the IP Doorbell - From the ‘Devices’ page of the ControlCam App, tap on the image of the IP Doorbell you would like to connect with.
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in the ControlCam App without entering the ‘Edit’ mode; ‘Unlock password, ‘Unlock delay’, ‘Auto unlock’, and ‘Outdoor call-in’ o Unlock password setting: Tap ‘Unlock password setting’, enter the old 4-digit password, and then enter the new 4-digit password. The password must be 4 numbers and can not begin with ‘00’. *Note: Changing the password here changes the unlock password for all ControlCam Apps accessing the IP Doorbell, as well as the Web Server interface.
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