GDS3710 with GXP21XX

In this example we will show you how to configure a Grandstream GXP2135 in order to work together with a GDS3710. GXP21xx series support audio and video (JPEG) when integrated with GDS3710.

Note: That in order to work with video preview and to configure the open door option on the phone you need to work with FIXED IP addresses on the GDS3710 and on the Phone. The fixed ip can be configured through the portal if you don’t have a DHCP server. Please make a reservation for these devices if you have a DHCP server.

Part 1 : GDS3710

Grandstream GDS3705 and GDS3710 Door Phones are configured partly on the portal and partly via the device GUI.

1. Provisioning the GDS3710 through the portal

Add a device of type Door Phone.

Fill in the Device Nickname, Mac Address and select the model and type. Once the device is created connect your Door Phone to the Internet. In the example we choose a GDS3710.

When the provisioning is done you should be able to see the Door Phone between the registered devices on the server.

Configure the action of the doorbell button on the Door Phone via the extra tab of the device.

A. Without Video Preview:

Fill in the callflow (extension) number of the device that will be called when pressing the button (audio or video but without video preview before answering).

B. With Video Preview:

Fill in the IP address and local SIP port number of the device that will be called when pressing the button (audio or video and with video preview before answering).

You can find the port number on the GUI of the phone under Account => SIP Settings => Local SIP Port.

Note: that it is best to use static IP addresses on your phones in order to have concistency with this type of configuration

Note: If you want to be able to call multiple destinations you can separate the inputs with a comma (up to 4 simultaneous SIP calls).

Timing can also be changed to this page. It should be left to 0 info you want to do multiple ring and changed to the desired timing if you want to ring the devices in order.

2. Settings to be configured through the GDS3710 GUI

– Enable Direct IP call if you want to obtain de video preview. In this case the call will be established on the local network without going through the server.

– You need to chose between Serial Hunting and Parallel Hunting depending on the ring strategy that you want to be applied when the Door bell button is used. In case of Serial hunting, the timing between stations is determined via the ring timeout that you configure in the extra section of the device on the portal.

If you need to open a door with the Door Phone please ensure that you defined a Remote PIN code and that you enable the DTMF to open the door.

 

Part 2 : Configure the Phone

1. Provision the phone via the portal

Choose a device nickname, assign the phone to a user and enter the MAC address of the phone in the portal. Select the appropriate Model of phone and push on the save button.

2. Configure the open door button via the device GUI

Enter the local IP address of the phone in your browser in order to access the GUI of the phone. Login wih the admin credentials of your device.
Go to Settings —> External Service.

Set the Service Type to GDS:

Select the related account, in our example, the account used is Account  1.

Specifies the System Identification, to identify the GDS3710, in our example its “GDS3710Test”.

Specifies the System Number which is the GDS3710 number. In our case, we are using the internal IP address of the GDS3710.

Configures the Access Password which is the “Remote PIN to Open the Door” configured on the GDS3710 Web GUI settings. The password used in our example is “999”.

Also make sure that the option ‘Accept Incoming SIP from Proxy Only’ is set to No.

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