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Configuration guide for intercom and relay box

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Configuration guide for intercom and relay box

Complete setup guide for the intercom system, Amika tablets, SIP audio, resident badges, software updates, and relay box management.

Useful information

Please keep these access credentials available during installation.

Installer access

Amika installer code: 571810
Intercom installer code: 571810

Intercom SIP account

SIP username: NewIntercomFeller
SIP password: 77392675
SIP domain: sit.eco-system.ch

Configure the intercom network settings

Open the intercom Ethernet settings and configure the network parameters so that the device is compatible with the local network.

  1. Select “Static”.
  2. Enter an available IP address on the local network.
  3. Enter the correct gateway address.
  4. Check the subnet mask and DNS server values, then select “Verify and restart”.

The intercom IP address must be reachable from every Amika tablet that is to be paired with it.

Intercom Ethernet configuration

Intercom Ethernet Configuration

Configure the SIP account for the intercom

Open the intercom SIP settings and enter the following account details so that the intercom can register with the SIP server.

SIP username: NewIntercomFeller
SIP password: 77392675
SIP domain: sit.eco-system.ch

After entering the credentials, select “Verify”.

Intercom SIP settings

Intercom SIP Settings

Pair the Amika tablets with the intercom

Use either automatic detection by the intercom or manual pairing via each individual Amika tablet.

Automatic detection by the intercom

  1. Switch on all Amika tablets.
  2. Connect each Amika tablet to the same local network as the intercom.
  3. On the intercom, open “Settings / Residents”.
  4. Select “Start/stop automatic detection”.
  5. The Amika tablets are automatically detected, added, and configured one after another.

Keep the detection page open until all expected Amika tablets appear in the resident list.

Automatic Amika detection

Automatic Amika detection

Manual pairing via each Amika device

  1. On the Amika device, open the page for adding an intercom.
  2. Select the intercom type “Smarthome”.
  3. Leave the form fields empty.
  4. The intercom IP address must already be pre-filled.
  5. Leave the “SIP username” field empty.
  6. You may enter a resident name to make it easier to identify the Amika device on the intercom.
  7. Select “Verify” and go back.

Network check: If the intercom IP address is not already filled in, the Amika device is not communicating with the intercom. Please check the network connection before continuing.

Manual pairing of the intercom with an Amika device

Manual pairing of the intercom with an Amika device

Check SIP audio levels

The default SIP audio levels are already calibrated. We recommend leaving these values unchanged.

  • SIP input gain
    0.0
  • SIP output gain
    0.0

Only change the SIP input or output gain if you want to resolve a confirmed issue with the audio levels.

Audio and camera settings

Audio and camera settings

Badge management

Add or remove badges for a resident

Open the resident management page, select “Add badge”, and hold the badge to the scanner. The number of badges increases and the badge ID is displayed on the screen.

To remove all badges assigned to this resident, select “Remove badges” on the same page.

Delete badges globally

Under “Settings” / “Residents”, select “Delete a badge” and scan the badge within three seconds to delete it from the system.

Select “Delete all badges” to remove all badges registered in the system.

Badge management for a selected resident

Badge management for a selected resident

Global controls for removing badges

Global controls for removing badges

Force a software update check

Open “Settings” / “System settings” and select “Check for updates” to prompt the intercom to search for an available software update.

System update control

System update control


Relay box management

Relay box hardware diagram

Using the diagram below, you can identify the power connection, relay outputs, RJ45 connector, buttons, and status LEDs.

Relay box wiring and controls

Relay box wiring and controls

Add and identify the relay box

  1. On the intercom, open the “Utilities” menu item and select “Add relay box”.
  2. A relay box that is connected to the same network and has not yet been paired with another intercom will automatically appear on this screen.
  3. Select the relay box.
  4. Use “Start identification” to make the activity LED flash. This confirms communication and helps identify the selected relay box when multiple devices are present on the network.

First, assign a static IP address

The relay box initially uses DHCP. Before configuring its relays, you must change its IP address. After entering a new address, the relay box switches to a static IP configuration. A static address is required for reliable operation.

Important: Configure the relay box IP address before adjusting the relay sequence.

Configure the relay sequence

Enable or disable each relay as required, then configure the opening sequence by specifying the initial delay and activation time for Relay 1 and Relay 2. Select “Verify” to save the configuration.

Relay box settings and identification

Relay box settings and identification

Reset the relay box

Reset via the intercom

On the relay box settings page, select “Remove” to unpair it and reset the relay box to its default configuration.

Manual reset on the relay box

  1. Press and hold the S button (service button).
  2. Press the “Reboot” button once while continuing to hold the S button.
  3. After rebooting (3–6 seconds), the activity LED starts flashing slowly.
  4. After about three seconds, the activity LED starts flashing quickly.
  5. Release the S button as soon as the rapid flashing starts.


If the S button is held down for too long, the activity LED stops flashing and stays on continuously. In this case, the reset process is cancelled and must be started again.