DoorBird D410 Smart Door Controller

Introduction

This document provides a detailed guide for the installation and setup of the DoorBird D410 Smart Door Controller. It covers essential information for a successful installation, including component identification, connection procedures, and network configuration.

The DoorBird D410 offers advanced smart home access control, integrating seamlessly with your existing network infrastructure. Whether you prefer a wired Ethernet connection or a cellular LTE/4G connection, this manual outlines the steps required for each scenario.

For the most up-to-date information and support, please visit the official DoorBird website at www.doorbird.com/support.

Key Features and Components

The DoorBird D410 package includes:

• D410 Smart Door Controller
• Installation Manual
• Quickstart Guide with Digital Passport
• LTE/4G Antennas
• Power Supply Unit with country-specific adapters
• Screw connection terminal plugs and screwdriver
• Phillips countersunk head screws and dowels

The device features an LCD status display, a SET setup button, PWR LED, SIM card slot, LAN/PoE port, DIN rail connector, and various terminal plugs for external inputs and relays.

Installation Steps Overview

The installation process involves several key stages:

1. Preparation: Ensure all necessary components are present and understand the safety precautions outlined in the manual.
2. Mounting: Choose between wall mounting or DIN-rail mounting and follow the specific instructions for each.
3. Power Supply: Connect the device using either Power over Ethernet (PoE) or the provided power supply unit.
4. Internet Connection: Configure the internet connection via LTE/4G or a local network (LAN).
5. Device Configuration: Use the DoorBird App to configure the device, including setting up the SIM card PIN and connecting to your network.

For detailed instructions on each step, please refer to the relevant sections within this manual.

Important Notes and Safety Information

Safety First: Always disconnect power before making connections. Follow all safety warnings and guidelines provided in the manual to prevent damage to the device or personal injury.

Network Requirements: Ensure a stable internet connection with adequate upload speed (at least 0.5 Mbps) for optimal performance. Use network components that are up-to-date and from reputable manufacturers.

Data Privacy: Be aware of local regulations regarding video and audio surveillance. The device is designed with security in mind, utilizing encryption technologies similar to online banking.

Firmware Updates: Automatic firmware updates ensure the device operates reliably and securely. These updates are installed automatically when the device is connected to the internet.