VESTA-109
VDP-3
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VDP-3 Video Door Phone is designed to replace conventional doorbell by providing remote video streaming access, two-way communication via Wi-Fi network. The Video Door Phone functions as a part of VESTA alarm system by connecting to a VESTA security system Control Panel. Setup and remote access of Video Door Phone is performed via smartphone application developed by Climax Technology.
From View Front View (Cover removed) Back View
Protective Cover
Camera Lens
Function Button / LED Indicator (Blue / Amber)
IR Lens
Cover Fixing Screw
Mounting Hole
12~24V DC or 16~24V AC Power Input
Please note the torque on the screw should be less than 24.5 Nm (2.5 kg-m).
12~24V DC or 16~24V AC Power Input
Please note the torque on the screw should be less than 24.5 Nm (2.5 kg-m).
Reserved
Reserved
The VDP uses 12~24V DC or 16~24V AC power as its power source. Turn off mains power first. Loosen the two screws of the 12~24V DC or 16~24V AC Power Input, and save the screws for later use. Connect wires to the inputs on the rear side of the back cover*; install the VDP to power on the device.
*Note: It is recommended to use wire with a diameter less than 15mm to connect to the power input. The torque on the screw should be less than 24.5 nm (2.5 kg-m).
The Video Door Phone has built-in Blue and Red LEDs to indicate device status.
LED Color
Behavior
Indication
Blue
Flash every 3 seconds
VDP under Wi-Fi setup mode (AP mode)
Blue
Spinning
VDP button pressed, waiting for answer
Blue
ON
VDP under video streaming and two-way communication
Amber
ON for 3 seconds
VDP finish warm up upon power on, entering normal operation
Amber
Flash every 3 seconds
Wi-Fi connectivity problem*
Amber
Flash every second
VDP unable to connect to server
Amber
3 Flash then ON for 6 seconds
VDP reset to factory default
*Note: It takes about 1 minute for VDP to connect to Wi-Fi after power on. Before the Wi-Fi connection is established, the Red LED may flash momentarily.
Unplug the VDP's power supply.
Press and hold the function button, then plug in the VDP’s power supply until the amber LED light blinks 3 times and remains steadily on.
Release the function button.
The VDP will restart automatically.
Once restarted, the blue LED will begin blinking to indicate that the device is now in Configuration mode.
The following equipment is required to use VDP:
A router supporting 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. The VDP should be connected to this router with access to internet and Home Portal Server.
An iPhone or Android smartphone
Android version requirement: Android 5.1 or above.
iPhone version requirement: iOS 9 or above.
To use the VDP, a Climax IP based security system alarm panel is required – The panel must be registered in Climax Home Portal Server with a valid user account. Refer to panel and Home Portal Server user guide to complete panel setup and registration process.
Step 1. Before you start, find the circuit breaker or fuse box.
Step 2. Once you have found it, open the door and turn off the main power switch.
Step 3. Take out the VDP from the package. Remove the protective cover and put it
aside for later use.
Step 4. Flip the VDP up-side-down and locate the 4 screws near the bottom of the VDP.
Step 5. Loosen the 2 screws of the 12~24V DC or 16~24V AC Power Input, and save the screws
for later use.
Step 6. Connect wires to the inputs on the rear side of the back cover, as shown in
Figure 1. It is recommended to use wire with a diameter less than 15mm to
connect to the power input. Please note the torque on the screw should be less
than 24.5 nm (2.5 kg-m)
Step 7. Locate the 2 mounting holes on the VDP, as shown in Figure 2, and screw the
VDP into the wall.
Figure 1 Figure 2
Step 8. Replace the protective cover on top of the VDP and tighten the cover fixing screw.
Step 9. Switch on the circuit breaker to provide power to the VDP.
The Video Door Phone can be incorporated into existing VESTA panel security system as an accessory device. To use the VDP, a VESTA IP based security system alarm panel is required.
Open Smart Home Sec app and enter your existing user account & password of the Control Panel you wish to use for further setup.
Tap the Camera icon in the navigation bar and the + icon on top left corner to add the VDP into your existing system. Select the VDP icon and tap “Next”.
Power up the Video Doorbell by applying AC power. The device will first warm up for about 30 seconds, and its Blue LED will begin to flash.
Select the route to set up your Wi-Fi network and follow on-screen instructions. Please note if the VDP has already been set up to another Wi-Fi network, be sure to reset the device first before adding it into your existing alarm system.
4.1. Manual: Use your VDP as an AP. Connect to your Wi-Fi. Make sure your smartphone’s Wi-Fi is enabled. Follow on-screen instructions and wait for your VDP to connect to your Wi-Fi network. After successfully joining to your Wi-Fi network, the app proceeds to learn the VDP into the Control Panel. When learning is completed, re-login to the app and start using your VDP.
4.2. QR Code: Enter your SSID information to generate QR Code for VDP to scan. The QR Code includes information about the Wi-Fi network and the Control Panel. Follow on-screen instructions. Tap “QR Code” for your smartphone to display it. VDP will emit a short beep to indicate the scanning is successful. When the LED stops flashing, tap “Done” to complete the setup. After VDP successfully joins to your Wi-Fi network, the app will proceed to learn the VDP into the Control Panel. When learning is completed, the VDP is able to be viewed on the app.
The Video Door Phone can be accessed by smartphone application SMART HOME SEC and VESTA-025 and VESTA-354 Two-way voice communication function is available.
Use SMART HOME SEC to log into Home Portal Account registered by Control Panel. Select Cam page to display VDP streaming thumbnail. Press the thumbnail image to enlarge to full screen.
When the Video Doorbell button is pressed, all associated accounts with incoming call function enabled will be able to see incoming call popup and answer the call.
Device Name
This is for you to name or rename your IP Camera for easy identification. Enter a desired name and tap Save.
Video Adjustment
This is for you to adjust IP Camera video settings, such as brightness, saturation, and contrast. Video Adjustment now allows for top/bottom flip video option, thus enabling users to flip video without needing to physically move the Security Camera itself.
Timestamp Location
The timestamp appears at the top-left corner of the device screen, within the status bar. It displays the current time when the screen is active or a screenshot is taken. This can be useful for logging, troubleshooting, or verifying the time of configuration steps.
Speaker Volume
This is for you to adjust speaker volume. Tap the slider to adjust the volume to a desired level.
Door Lock Binding
This is for you to select the door lock you wish to bind with the system. Please note: available door lock will be displayed after it is learned into the Control Panel. Tap Submit to complete. Ensure to log out and log in again for the changes to be effective.
WiFi Setup
To add the VDP-3 device to the panel, follow the standard procedure for registering a new device. Access the system using the installer account, initiate a device search, and the unit will appear automatically. Once detected, proceed to add it to the system.
Below are the technical details and available configuration options for the device:
Device Name: VDP-3
IP Address: 192.168.0.106
Firmware Version: VDP 0.00.3.09 demes
MAC Address: 00:1d:94:0e:55:80
Available Configuration Options:
Settings
Recorded Videos
Video Configuration
Wireless Network
Doorbell Sound Adjustment
These options can be accessed through the device’s web interface or dedicated configuration app, once the VDP is connected to the network.
To access camera function setup, tap the icon and follow below instructions.
