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## Page 1 IP VIDEO INDOOR STATION For door communication in single-family residences and apartment buildings A1101 BLACK EDITION > Figure: Cover photo of the black DoorBird IP Video Indoor Station mounted on a wall. The device display shows a delivery person holding a parcel, the time “09:55”, a weather icon, and “21°C”. The device has buttons with key, star, muted bell, menu, and microphone symbols. A blue LED bar is visible at the bottom. DoorBird logo and text: “Technology meets Design.” Inset photo shows a white version of the station. Award badge reads “iF DESIGN AWARD 2023”. Text/logo: “Designed, developed and made in Germany”. No dimensions, part numbers, torque, or wire specifications are shown. ## Page 2 > Figure: Photo of a black DoorBird IP Video Indoor Station wall-mounted in a living room beside a blue sofa. The station display is off; visible buttons show key, star, muted bell, menu, and microphone symbols. No readable labels, dimensions, part numbers, torque, or wire specifications. The DoorBird IP Video Indoor Station is an ideal addition to any DoorBird system. When paired with our DoorBird IP Video Door Intercom, the Indoor Station delivers a live video stream, two-way audio communication as well as control of doors and gates. The Indoor Station is compact and designed to complement any environment. The DoorBird Indoor Station has a touch display made of scratch-resistant tempered Gorilla® glass with intuitive user interface. It also includes configurable hard buttons with clear symbols for common functions. This makes the operation • intuitive and comfortable • easy-to-use for every age group • even with gloves on possible Individual chime alerts can be selected for multiple DoorBird Door Intercoms to indicate from which entry the visitor is calling. When the DoorBird Door Intercom is rung, an LED light at the bottom of the Indoor Station flashes a visual alert. The color of the LED light can be customized for multiple DoorBird Door Intercoms. In less than 10 minutes the installation of the Indoor Station is completed. The DoorBird Indoor Station ## Page 3 > Figure: Photo of the DoorBird Indoor Station showing a configurable tile view. Visible screen tiles/labels include “Volume”, “Opener”, “Light”, “Smart Home”, “News”, “Elevator”, “History”, and “Device”. Caption: “Configurable tile view”. > Figure: Composite photo illustrating room-to-room communication. Two black Indoor Stations are shown, with a child and an adult visible. Display text includes “Room-to-Room” and “Calling station”. Caption: “Room to room communication”. > Figure: Photo of an Indoor Station on a desk stand. Caption: `Table Stand ”A8003“ optional`. can connect to the network via WiFi or a network cable. If the Indoor Station is connected using a network cable, it can be powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) for quick and easy installation. Should the Internet fail, all functions continue to operate within the local network. Once on the Internet, the Indoor Station can connect you to all your DoorBird Door Intercoms – anywhere in the world. If more than one Indoor Station is used, room to room communication between all Indoor Stations is supported. A SIP phone can also be called at the touch of a button, e.g. to contact a concierge or property manager. Calls from a SIP phone to the Indoor Station and Door Station are also possible. > Figure: Network/installation diagram showing a house, DoorBird Indoor Station, DoorBird door station, router/WiFi connection, cloud/DoorBird symbol, and smartphone. Labels include “WiFi” and “3G/4G/5G”. Caption: “further installation examples s. page 5”. No dimensions, part numbers, torque, or wire specifications. FEATURES **Benefits via IP** • Door opener and elevator control • Visitor history (free Cloud Recording) • Room to room communication, when using several Indoor Stations • SIP support, e.g. for concierge or facility manager calls • Weather forecast display • Home and building automation control (IP, TCP, HTTPS, relays etc.) • Configurable via the DoorBird App worldwide **Intuitive User Interface** • 4“ True Color Touch Display • Scratch-resistant tempered Gorilla® glass **Two-way Audio Communication** • HD Audio, up to 102 dB • More than 50 doorbell sounds available **Compact Housing** • 5 hardware buttons for main functions • Configurable RGB LED status bar **Unlimited Range** • Supports WiFi, Ethernet, PoE • Support for multiple DoorBird IP Video Door Stations **Further Options** • Automatic door opening system, e.g. for offices ## Page 4 Part of ASSA ABLOY # TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ## GENERAL | | | |---|---| | Material | Polycarbonate, black<br>Available in white and black | | Mounting type | Surface-mounted, Table Stand ”A8003“ sold separately | | Power supply | 15 - 48 V DC (max. 15 W) or Power over Ethernet (PoE 802.3af Mode-A) | | Weight | 430 g | | Connectors | • LAN/PoE (T+, T-, R+, R-)<br>• Digital input (0 V, 0 A (NO)) #1, e.g. for storey-call button<br>• Digital input (0 V, 0 A (NO)) #2, e.g. for second storey-call button<br>• Bi-stable latching relay #1, max. 24 V DC / AC, 1 Ampere, e.g. for electric door opener or elevator<br>• Bi-stable latching relay # 2, max. 24 V DC / AC, 1 Ampere, e.g. for electric door opener or elevator<br>• Bi-stable latching relay # 3, max. 24 V DC / AC, 1 Ampere, e.g. for electric door opener or elevator<br>• 15 - 48 V DC input (+, -), max. 15 W | | Power consumptions | 5 W | | Approvals | CE, FCC, IC, RoHS, IP50 | | Dimensions | 179.5 x 115 x 25 mm (H x W x D)<br>7.07 x 4.53 x 0.98 in (H x W x D) | | Operating conditions | 0 to +55°C / 32 to 131°F<br>Humidity 0 % to 85 % (non condensing) | | Scope of delivery | 1x IP Video Indoor Station<br>1x Mounting bracket<br>1x RJ45 Adapter<br>1x Power supply unit (main adaptor) with up to four country-specific adaptors (100 - 240 V AC to 15 V DC)<br>1x Quickstart guide with Digital Passport<br>1x Installation manual<br>1x Small parts | | EAN | 4260423872677 | | Warranty | see www.doorbird.com/warranty | ## CURRENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS | | | |---|---| | System requirements | Mobile device: Newest iOS on iPhone/iPad, newest Android on Smartphone/Tablet<br><br>Internet: High-Speed Landline Broadband Internet connection, DSL, cable or fiber optic, no socks or proxy server<br><br>Network: Ethernet Network, with DHCP | | Supported door stations | Any DoorBird IP Video Door Station | ## DISPLAY | | | |---|---| | Dimensions | 4“ True Color LCD | | Touch | Yes, capacitive | | Resolution | 800 x 480 px | | IPS | Yes | ## AUDIO | | | |---|---| | Audio components | Speaker and microphone, echo and noise cancellation (AEC, ANR) | | Audio streaming | Two-way | ## NETWORK | | | |---|---| | Ethernet | PoE 802.3af Mode-A | | WiFi | 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz | ## INTEGRATED WIRELESS MODULES | | | |---|---| | WiFi | 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz | ## OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES | | | |---|---| | Sold separately | see www.doorbird.com/buy | > Figure: Front-view technical drawing of the Indoor Station. Dimensions shown: display width “111.60 mm / 4.39 in”; display height “77 mm / 3.03 in”; upper section height “78.90 mm / 3.11 in”; button section height “24.60 mm / 0.96 in”; lower section height “76.00 mm / 2.99 in”; overall width “115.00 mm / 4.53 in”. Arrows indicate horizontal and vertical measurement directions. > Figure: Side-view technical drawing of the Indoor Station. Dimensions shown: depth “25 mm / 0.98 in”; height “179.50 mm / 7.07 in”. Arrows indicate measurement directions. > Figure: Drawing of mounting bracket and rear of the Indoor Station. Dimension shown: “62 mm / 2.44 in”. No torque or wire specifications are shown. > Figure: Logos: “CORNING Gorilla® Glass”, “OSRAM LED TECHNOLOGY”, and “TRUE COLOR”. www.doorbird.com Errors and omissions excepted. | Last update 04/2024 - Copyright © ASSA ABLOY – www.doorbird.com ## Page 5 Part of ASSA ABLOY # INSTALLATION SKETCHES > Figure: DoorBird logo with the text “DoorBird” and “Technology meets Design.” ### ONE INDOOR STATION VIA NETWORK CABLE > Figure: Installation diagram of a house with one Storey-call button, one Indoor Station, a DoorBird IP Video Door Station, an electric door or gate opener, separate 12 V DC power supply, PoE switch, router, and Internet cloud. Green lines indicate 2-wire-cable between the storey-call button, door station, power supply, and opener. Blue lines indicate network cable between the Indoor Station, PoE switch, and router. A dashed blue line connects router to the DoorBird cloud. ### ONE INDOOR STATION VIA WIFI > Figure: Installation diagram of a house with one Storey-call button, one Indoor Station communicating wirelessly with a separate power supply, a DoorBird IP Video Door Station, an electric door or gate opener, separate 12 V DC power supply, router, and Internet cloud. Green lines indicate 2-wire-cable. Blue lines indicate network cable. Wireless signal marks appear between the Indoor Station and its power supply/router connection. A dashed blue line connects router to the DoorBird cloud. ### THREE INDOOR STATIONS VIA NETWORK CABLE > Figure: Multi-storey building installation diagram with three Storey-call buttons and three Indoor Stations, one on each floor. Green 2-wire-cables connect the storey-call buttons to the DoorBird IP Video Door Station and electric door or gate opener. Blue network cables connect each Indoor Station to a Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switch and Router with High-speed Internet, DHCP. A dashed blue line connects the router to the DoorBird cloud. Separate power supply symbols are shown for 15 V DC, 1 A and 12 V DC, 1 A. ### THREE INDOOR STATIONS VIA WIFI > Figure: Multi-storey building installation diagram with three Storey-call buttons and three Indoor Stations, one on each floor. Each Indoor Station has wireless signal marks and is connected to a separate power supply. Green lines indicate 2-wire-cable to the DoorBird IP Video Door Station and electric door or gate opener. Blue network cable connects the router and Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switch. A dashed blue line connects the router to the DoorBird cloud. | Symbol / line | Description | |---|---| | Storey-call button | Storey-call button | | Indoor Station | Indoor Station | | DoorBird IP Video Door Station | DoorBird IP Video Door Station | | Electric door or gate opener | Electric door or gate opener. Can be secured via DoorBird I/O Door Controller if required (remote safety relay) | | Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switch | Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switch | | Router | Router with High-speed Internet, DHCP | | Separate power supply | Separate power supply 15 V DC, 1 A | | Separate power supply | Separate power supply 12 V DC, 1 A | | Blue line | Network cable | | Green line | 2-wire-cable | Errors and omissions excepted. \| Last update 04/2024 - Copyright © ASSA ABLOY – www.doorbird.com ## Page 6 > Figure: Photograph of a black DoorBird Indoor Station on a stand. The device has a dark display, “DoorBird” label above the display, and visible button icons including a key, star, muted bell, and partially visible menu icon. The lower section is a perforated speaker grille. > Figure: PLUS X AWARD badge reading: “PLUS X AWARD”; “2022/2023 \| Achieved for:”; “High Quality”; “Design”; “Ease of Use”; “Functionality”; “www.plusxaward.com”. > Figure: Red iF award badge reading “iF DESIGN AWARD 2023”.