ControlWorks Launches Crestron DoorBird Module
ControlWorks has released a module allowing Crestron control systems to control DoorBird IP Door Stations. The module enables two-way SIP voice communication, camera viewing, control of the door release relay and much more. In addition, status reporting for doorbell button presses and motion allow for extensive custom programming capabilities.
Available as a free download for temporary testing, permanent activation of the module requires an activation fee per DoorBird. The ControlWorks DoorBird Module supports DoorBird models D101, D101S, D201, D201B, D202BB, D202, D202B, D203 and D204 and Holovision models 831, 731 and 430.
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