Connecting GSC3570 and GSC361x Guide
Connecting GSC3570 and GSC361x Guide
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 4
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Table of Figures
Figure 1: GSC3570 Digital Doorbell & Door Opener wiring example ........................................................... 6
Figure 2: GSC3570 as a Digital Doorbell ...................................................................................................... 7
Figure 3: GSC3570 as a Door Opener ......................................................................................................... 8
Figure 4: GSC3570 LCD - DO Settings ........................................................................................................ 9
Figure 5: GSC3570 LCD - Zone Settings for Doorbell ................................................................................ 10
Figure 6: Arming Mode ................................................................................................................................ 10
Figure 7: Doorbell notification and OpenDoor icon ..................................................................................... 11
Figure 8: GSC3615 - SIP Account Settings ................................................................................................ 12
Figure 9: GSC361x - Video Settings ........................................................................................................... 13
Figure 10: GS3570 - SIP Account Settings ................................................................................................. 14
Figure 11: Adding GSC361x from GSC3570 Web GUI ............................................................................... 15
Figure 12: Adding GSC361x from GSC3570 LCD Configuration ............................................................... 16
Figure 13: GSC3570 LCD Menu - Monitor Tab ........................................................................................... 17
Figure 14: GSC3570 LCD – Video calling GSC361x by SIP ...................................................................... 17
Figure 15: GSC3570 LCD screen - SIP video call to GSC361x ................................................................. 18
Figure 16: GSC3570 LCD screen - Video stream from GSC361x by RTSP .............................................. 18
Table of Tables
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INTRODUCTION
In this guide we will cover the integration of GSC361x Full HD IP camera with the GSC3570 intercom and
facility control station in a doorbell and OpenDoor scenario.
The GSC3570 intercom and facility control station can be used as a digital doorbell and door opener when
the door strike is wired directly to the GSC3570.
This scenario can be used alongside GSC361x IP cameras for video monitoring of doors when performing
the remote OpenDoor function from GSC3570.
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SUPPORTED DEVICES
The following table below shows the supported devices:
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CONNECTION & WIRING DIAGRAM
Below diagram is representing the wiring needed for GSC3570 to be used as a digital doorbell and / or a
door opener.
Notes:
- A switch (doorbell button) needs to be wired to AIN1 (Blue), AIN2 (Brown) or AIN3 (Grey) and
Ground (Black).
- The label is printed in the back of GSC3570 and a cable with color code is provided with the
package. Maximum 3 switch/button can be connected (example: Front Door, Back Door, Garage
Door) but ONLY 1 electrical lock or strike can be controlled because GSC3570 only has 1 relay
control port (COM1, NO1/NC1).
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GSC3570 AS A DIGITAL DOORBELL & DOOR OPENER
The GSC3570 can behave like a doorbell and door opener if the door strike is wired directly to the relay
control port of GSC3570. Refer to the previous section CONNECTION & WIRING DIAGRAM for further
details about the connection and wiring needed.
This is a perfect digital upgrade solution for users with broken traditional analog doorbell system. The
existing wiring and switch can be connected to GSC3570 so visitors pressing the door switch the GSC3570
will play DING-DONG doorbell tone. If connecting the electrical strike directly to the GSC3570 relay control
port, then user can press the Open-door softkey icon on the GSC3570 to open door directly.
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Figure 3: GSC3570 as a Door Opener
2. Choose “DO mode”, select “Alarm out” if no door strike connected and only want to use the Ding-
Dong doorbell tone. No virtual OpenDoor button will be displayed in Alarm Message.
3. Choose “Open door” if COM1, NO1/NC1 are connected to strike to control door opening. Green
virtual OpenDoor button when be displayed in Alarm Message when the doorbell switch is pressed.
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Figure 4: GSC3570 LCD - DO Settings
2. Press “Zone settings”, by default there are 4 zones. Only Zone 2, Zone 3 and Zone 4 can be used
for Doorbell switch (Zone 1 requires power input).
3. Press related Zone (2 to 4) to edit. In the screenshot below, Zone 2 name is changed to Front as
“Front Door” and “Zone type” is changed to “Doorbell”.
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Figure 5: GSC3570 LCD - Zone Settings for Doorbell
2. Select the Arming mode used. For example, “Outdoor” is selected because the doorbell is located
at outside. Swipe the grey button to enable the feature, the button will turn to blue when enabled.
4. The “Arming status” icon will change color (green). To show the device is “Armed”, or the feature is
enabled.
Once configured, and upon pressing the doorbell or switch (AIN1 and GND short-circuit), “DING DONG”
doorbell tone will be played at GSC3570, a green open door virtual button will be displayed on the screen
(if configured and wired the strike). Press the green “Open door” virtual button, the relay will take reaction
to open the door.
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The GSC3570 top right corner will also display a door opened icon and an “alarm” icon and “Message” will
be displayed with front and back red LED flashing, reminding there is an open door (alarming) event
happened. Press the “Messages” icon to check what the message is then exit the UI, the alarm message
and the flashing LEDs will disappear.
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CONNECTING GSC361X WITH GSC3570 FOR VIDEO MONITOR
In this configuration example we will be using two GSC361x IP cameras and one GSC3570 Control Station.
- The GSC3615 and GSC3570 are both configured with a SIP account under the same SIP server.
- The GSC3610 with IP 192.168.5.169 without a registered SIP account and will be used as a second
camera for RTSP video streaming.
We first start with configuring the SIP account from the GSC3615 Web GUI, For this matter, navigate to
“Account” → “Account X” , and set your SIP settings accordingly.
Video Settings
From both GSC361x IP cameras used, we need to set the video stream parameters according to the
maximum supported in the GSC3570 control station, namely (Video resolution up to 720p, Frame rate up
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to 30 fps, Bit rate up to 2Mbps).
To change these settings from the GSC361x Web GUI by navigating to “Video & Audio Settings” →
“Video Settings”, Below screenshot is an example for Stream 1 video settings.
Note: For some network environment, the resolution “720P” might be too high that causes no video or
quality issue during video calls with the receiving end (GSC3570 in our scenario). In this case, please
change to a lower resolution, and set “Video Bit Rate” to “512kbps”.
From the GSC3570 Web GUI we navigate to “Accounts” → “Account X” → “General Settings” in order
to configure the SIP account that will be used for video calls towards the GSC361x IP camera, The below
screenshot is an example from our configuration.
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Figure 10: GS3570 - SIP Account Settings
2. Enter a name for the IP Camera in System Identification. (not a mandatory field)
4. In System Number enter the GSC361x SIP extension or (IP address in case of peering scenario).
5. Select the Account that will be making outgoing calls towards the GSC361x under Account.
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Figure 11: Adding GSC361x from GSC3570 Web GUI
Notes:
- In case you choose “RTSP” in “Connection Type” make sure to fill in the “RTSP URL” which is
the IP address of the GSC361x IP camera.
- The default port number for RTSP is 554, and the RTSP password should be the same as the one
set from the GSC361x Web GUI, under “System Settings” → “Access Settings”
• LCD configuration:
5. Select which Account to make outgoing call towards the GSC361x IP Camera and enter its SIP
extension (or IP address in case of peering scenario) in Device Number field.
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Figure 12: Adding GSC361x from GSC3570 LCD Configuration
Video Monitor
Video Monitor by SIP Call
Now that we have configured both, the GSC361x IP camera and GSC3570 control station as shown in the
previous sections, The GSC3570 is ready to be used as a video monitoring screen for GSC361x to check
who is near the door when GSC3570 receives a Doorbell notification. This can be achieved by initiating a
SIP call or using RTSP video streaming.
The GSC361x and GSC3570 were previously configured with SIP accounts registered to the same SIP
server. Users can initiate SIP video calls from the GSC3570 LCD screen by dialing the SIP extension of the
GSC361x IP camera, or otherwise from “Monitor” tab as shown in below screenshot.
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Figure 13: GSC3570 LCD Menu - Monitor Tab
And select “IP Camera” , then press the call icon to the account you want to initiate the video call to, in our
example “1008”.
Once the call button pressed, the GSC3570 will initiate a video call to the GSC361x IP camera, and as the
auto-answer is enabled by default, the video call is established immediately, and we can see it from the
GSC3570 LCD screen like the example from below screenshot.
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Figure 15: GSC3570 LCD screen - SIP video call to GSC361x
The other method to video monitor from the GSC3570 control station is using the RTSP video streaming,
in our example as mentioned in the previous sections, we have used a GSC3610 IP camera that we have
called “GSC3610_test”.
Once pressing the play icon, the RTSP video streaming will be initiated, and you can check the video feed
from the GSC361x IP camera as shown in below screenshot.
Figure 16: GSC3570 LCD screen - Video stream from GSC361x by RTSP
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