Visitor is a communication system connected to the iPhone or iPad that allows you to see, immediately, who is knocking on the door, being able to talk or open through smartphone or tablet.

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The German automation solutions technology firm, Visiomatic, has launched Visitor, video access control system integrated in the iPhone and iPad that allows you to open the door, control the access to the house and talk to the visitor. The Visitor system is activated automatically when someone calls the video intercom. On the screen of the smartphone or tablet you can see the image of the door, listen to the visitor and talk directly to him. Allows, likewise, accept the call or open the door with the green button, as usual on the iPhone, or end the call with the red button. This system allows, In addition, monitor the different cameras of a video surveillance system, being able to see up to 4 devices at once.

The Visitor system consists of a compact controller (25x7x8 cm) and a free downloadable app in the iTunes appStore, that easily connects to the analog output of the video intercom. You only need a power outlet and a WiFi connection to the facility.

Adaptable and simple

Visitor adapts to any video intercom and is compatible with most access control systems. Communication with the smartphone or tablet is established via WiFi connection. Anywhere in the home, Visitor is ready wherever the WiFi signal reaches. Via the Internet you can also adjust the multi-camera settings, video parameters or intercom systems of the video intercom.

In the basic version of Visitor you can use up to 56 Devices (iPads / iPhones) to control the input. If you need to add new phones or tablets, can be done through additional licenses, no need for hardware changes. The Visitor app is available as a universal app for iPhone3GS and above and all iPad versions with an iOS operating system 4.3. The app is available in the iTunes appStore for free.


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By • 9 Apr, 2012
• Section: General