Alecto Elec IDC-25 Installation guide

Brand: Alecto

Model: Elec IDC-25

Type: Installation guide

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Red and black

connecting

wires:

These are the

power con-

nections of the

camera.

Connect the red wire with the DC12V+ of the power adaptor

and connect the black wire with the DC12V- of the power

adaptor.

Do NOT insert the adaptor into a wall socket yet.

Yellow and purple connecting wires:

Connect these wires

with an electric door

opener according to

the gure below, which

allows you to remotely

open the door via your

smartphone or tablet.

The operating instructions for the electric door opening can

be found in ‘IDC-25 Setup & Operation’.

*: An electric door opener with power source is NOT included.

Grey and white connecting wires:

Connect these wires

with the original door-

bell according to the

gure below, to ensure

the bell keeps function-

ing as before when

somebody rings it.

**: original doorbell

and bell transformer

of the residence or

building.

4. APP download.

download and install the APP

“SafeSmart” via the ‘App Store’

(see 1)

Attention: If you’re asked

for permission to accept

notications (messaging) during the

installation of the app, please also

accept that.

5. To create an account.

open the app and click ‘regis-

ter’ (see 2)

select ‘By email’ (see 3)

(registration via mobile

number is not supported)

click ‘Next’ (see 4)

Now insert one of the LAN cable plugs into the 8-pin

contra plug and the other plug of the LAN cable into a

free connection on the router.

Now please continue at chapter 7.

Wi-Fi antenna

Screw the supplied antenna onto the antenna wire of the

camera.

insert the power adaptor of the camera into

a wall socket and wait for approx. 25 sec-

onds until beep tones are emitted (see 8)

Attention: When removing the camera from the

metal holder, please keep the little black anti-

tampering button at the rear depressed, otherwise the

siren will sound to indicate a tampering attempt.

Please refer to chapter 9 if no beep tones are

emitted after 25 seconds.

make sure that the smartphone

or tablet is connected to the Wi-Fi

network

press the button (see 9)

in the APP, click the option

‘Set Wi by QR code’

(see 10)

click ‘network’ and enter

the network name (see 11)

enter the password of the

network (see 12)

click ‘Next’ (see 13)

the smartphone or tablet

will now show a QR code

which contains the ac-

cess code of the network

(see 14)

now move the

smartphone or

tablet with the QR

code at a distance

of approx. 15 to

20 cm in front of

the camera until

after several sec-

onds a “CHING”

tone is emitted; the

camera has now read the code (see 15)

you may have to increase the brightness of the

smartphone or tablet for a better scan result

click the ‘Heard’ button after

the “Ching” has sounded

(see 16)

the camera will now register itself on the network which

may take several seconds

“Setup successfully” will be briey shown in the display

after a successful registration.

7. To pair the camera to a smartphone or tablet.

(only for LAN users: insert the power adaptor of the

camera into a 230V wall socket)

click ‘ ’ (see 17), swipe

down (see 18) and wait until

the camera is displayed in

the ‘device list’

at the top of the list (see 19)

the device number of the

camera is shown (in this

example it’s 446589)

press the white part at the

left of the + (see 20)

assign a personal name to

the camera and repeat this

(see 21)

press ‘Save’ to save this

camera (see 22)

*** THE CAMERA IS NOW READY FOR USE ***

If ‘Connection failed’ appears in the display,

please rst perform the reset procedure (see

chapter 9) and start again at chapter 6.

See “DCI-25 SETUP” for registering this camera to a

second smartphone or tablet

8. Use the space below to write down the various pass-

words and save this manual in the packaging of this

door camera to keep everything together for future

reference.

create account / log-in:

email address:

(account) password:

account number:

(see instruction 1

in ‘DCI-25 SETUP)

log into the network:

name of the network:

(Wi-Fi) password:

Camera:

device number:

camera name:

camera password:

9. Possible problems when registering the camera on

the network.

As is described at gure 15, the camera obtains the

log-in information via a QR code from the smartphone or

tablet. If for any reason this code must be read again, the

camera must rst be reset. Also when no beep tones are

emitted (see gure 8) or when you suspect any fault, the

camera must rst be reset.

The reset is performed as follows:

1. Remove the adaptor from the wall socket.

2. Remove the Allen screw at the bottom of the camera

and take the camera out of the holder.

3. Press and hold the anti-

tampering button at the rear

of the camera.

4. Insert the adaptor into a wall

socket and wait for 20 sec-

onds (keep pressing the

anti-tampering button).

5. Use a paperclip to press

and hold the reset button

at the rear of the camera

for approx. 5 seconds until

you here a DING tone; the

camera is now reset.

6. You can now remove the adaptor from

the wall socket and also release the

anti-tampering button.

7. Replace the camera into the holder and fasten the

Allen screw.

8. Now continue at chapter 6.

IDC-25 INSTALLATION

iOS

1. Introduction.

This installation guide describes how the IDC-25 IP door

camera must be installed on the smartphone to see

who’s ringing the doorbell. Please refer to ‘IDC-25 Setup

& Operation’ manual printed on the other side of this user

manual for setup and user instructions.

2. Anti-tampering push-button.

At the rear of the camera you’ll nd a small

push-button. As soon as this little push-button

gets released, e.g. because the camera is being removed

from the holder, the camera will emit an alarm tone. So

please remove the adaptor from the wall socket when the

camera is removed from the holder.

3. Electric camera connection.

Push-connectors:

Attention: the supplied push-connectors are one-time

use only. When rst registering and setting up and then

later performing the permanent installation, it’s recom-

mended to rst connect the wires only temporarily (e.g.

using a lustre terminal). Only use the push-connectors for

permanent placement.

Using the push-connectors:

push the stripped wires

as far as possible into the

connector

now squeeze it tight using

a pair of pincers

the number on the orange cover

has no user function.

enter the email address for

sending the password to in

case it ever gets lost (see 5)

enter your own personal pass-

word twice (see 6)

(max. 27 characters, keep

in mind that upper-case and

lower-case letters and special

symbols are allowed)

click ‘Next’ (see 7) If the text ‘email

has been registered’ appears at this

point, it means that an account has

already been created for this email address; please enter a

different email address.

6. To register the camera on the network.

You can choose to connect the camera wirelessly, via the

supplied WiFi antenna, with a 2.4GHz router (network) or

through a LAN cable.

LAN cable:

Arrange the 4 wires in the supplied 8-pin contra plug ac-

cording to the gure below and clamp them down by clos-

ing the cover and pushing it tight.

(tip: this can be performed for each wire separately, a

clamped down wire will not be released anymore when

opening the cover)

*** LAN cable is not included.

DC12V+

DC12V-

Red

Black

Yellow

Purple

White

Grey

Tip: here the original bell

pusher was connected

***

the wires must be stripped

after 25 sec.:

‘bi...bi’

netwerk

“CHING”

smartphone:10-15cm

tablet: 20cm

CAM446589

5 sec.

Service

Help

Service Help

WWW.HESDO.NL

[email protected]

NL 073 6411 355

(Lokaal tarief)

BE 03 238 5666

(Lokaal tarief)

(Tarif local)

DE 0180 503 0085

Lokale Festnetzkosten

Hesdo, Australiëlaan 1

5232 BB, ‘s-Hertogenbosch

The Netherlands

WWW.HESDO.NL

[email protected]

NL 073 6411 355

BE 03 238 5666

DE 0180 503 0085

Hesdo, Australiëlaan 1, 5232 BB,

‘s-Hertogenbosch,

The Netherlands

(Lokaal tarief)

(Tarif local)

(Lokaal tarief)

(Lokale Festnetzkosten)

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2. Camera settings.

open the App

press (2)

select

when using multiple came-

ras, click here the desired

camera and make sure the

camera is ‘online’

click ‘Settings’

• Date and Time: to set the time

and date, in UTC enter the devi-

ation in relation to the “Coordi-

nated Universal Time”

during standard time: UTC+1

during daylight saving time:

UTC+2

• Media Settings: when a play-

back device is connected to the

smartphone or tablet, here you

can set whether this is a PAL or

NTSC based device.

• Security Settings: to change the camera password or to

add one guest user by entering a personal code and pres-

sing ‘Save’ in the top right corner. Attention: when entering

another new guest user, the old user will be overwritten.

• Network Settings: this shows whether the connection is

established via a LAN cable (ethernet) or wirelessly

(Wi-Fi); this option also shows the available networks.

• Alarm Settings:

- “Receive alarm message”: when set the 0, doorbell

calls will not be registered on the phone; please set this

to I for normal use.

- “Alarm push ID”: Overview of the accounts that receive

notications from this camera (max. 5 accounts per

camera)

- “Alarm email”: the email address you enter here recei-

ves a photo of the person ringing the doorbell or of the

motion detected by the camera (see ‘Motion detection’

below). Keep in mind that the receipt of these emails

can be somewhat delayed in case of bad internet con-

nections or busy servers.

- “Motion detection”: to have the camera react ALSO to

motion in addition to the push-button. Keep in mind that

this makes the camera less suitable as a doorbell and

more as a motion alarm.

For reactions to motion, the lock

must be locked. When the lock

symbol is opened, the camera

will only react to the doorbell and

not to any motion.

Change this setting by pressing

the lock, the door camera will

emit a beep tone and the lock will

then either open of close.

- “Buzzer”: when set to I (on) and

the camera detects any motion

while the lock is closed, a siren

will sound from the camera which stops automatically

after 1, 2 or 3 minutes (adjustable after enabling this

function). This is why it’s recommended to set this

function to 0 (off).

- “PIR detection”: unavailable

• Record Settings:

- “Manual Recording”: use the ‘Record Switch’ switch to

instantly start or stop recording.

- “Alarm Recording”: the recording starts automatically

as soon as somebody presses the doorbell (or in case

of motion); here you can also adjust the recording

duration.

- Scheduled Recording”: to start camera recordings at a

preset time.

4. To add a new camera or to register it to another

smartphone.

open the App

press (4)

press ‘+’

select ‘Manual’ and enter

the camera ID and then

the camera password (this

is the device code, see

also ‘IDC-25 Installation’,

item 4.3)

click ‘Save’

IDC-25 OPERATION

iOS

1. Viewing camera image.

open the App

press (1)

click

the smartphone or tablet starts

searching for the camera

the camera image will then appear on the smartphone

see the next page for an explanation of the buttons

2. Somebody rings the bell.

the smartphone is activated and the image like the gure

below will appear on the phone while the set ringtone will

sound.

Press

‘View’ to

answer

the call

the following functions are now available:

2.1: actual date and time (see ‘IDC-25 Setup’)

2.2: no function

2.3: indication that the microphone of the smartphone

or tablet is enabled

2.4: press and hold this button for at least 1 second

to activate the electric door opener (the opener

remains powered for 5 seconds, after opening wait

at least 10 seconds before the door can be opened

again)

2.5: indication that the speaker of the smartphone is

enabled; press this button to change to ‘ ’, the

speaker is now turned off, press again to turn the

speaker back on; by default the speaker is swit-

ched on each time, it’s not possible to change this

standard setting

2.6: press to make a photo of your visitor, see also the

next chapter

2.7: to disconnect the camera

2.8: to enable or disable the microphone (when the

microphone is disabled, the microphone icon (2.3)

will not be displayed); by default the microphone is

switched on each time, it’s not possible to change

this standard setting

2.9: this shows the image resolution, you can choose

from:

HD: 1280*720 pixels

SD: 640*360 pixels (standard)

LD: 320*180 pixels

After start-up, ‘SD’ will be selected automatically

2.10: this shows the number of smartphones or tablets

currently watching this image

3. Making photos:

while wat-

ching, press

the

button to

make a

photo of

the current

image

Viewing photos:

Open the App

Press (3)

Click ‘Snapshot’

Press to delete photos

(all photos will be deleted)

4. Viewing videos:

See ‘Record Settings’ in

‘IDC-25 Setup’ for making

video recordings

Open the App

Press (4)

Press (5)

Click ‘Playback’ and click

the desired video

The le names of these videos

provide the following informa-

tion:

2015-07-14_08:23:59_A.av (180S)

date time A= Alarm recording length (*)

(doorbell pusher or motion)

M= Manual recording

S= Scheduled recording

- Above the list of recorded videos, you can set the day or

period to simplify searching for specic recordings.

- All recordings will be deleted when you format the

SD card (see IDC-25 Setup, chapter 2, item ‘Storage

Setting’).

- It’s not possible to copy or move recordings to external

devices.

- In ‘Alarm Recording’ and with the camera set to motion

detection, the recording will stop 1, 2 or 3 minutes after

the last movement. This means that the total length of

a video may be a lot longer than the 1, 2 or 3 minutes

you’ve set.

5. Shake.

Use the ‘Shake’ (5) option to

have to camera search for all

registered cameras on the

network.

6. Alarm Management.

In ‘Alarm logs’ (6), a list will

appear with the times and

dates when the doorbell was

pressed or when the doorbell

camera detected movement.

7. No function.

DISCARDING THE DEVICE (ENVIRONMENT)

At the end of its useful live, this product may not

be discarded as regular domestic waste; it must be

brought to a collection point for the recycling of electric and

electrical equipment.

V1.0

IDC-25 SETUP

iOS

1. System settings.

Open the App and press the (1) button to open the

‘System Settings’ menu

• at the top of the screen you’ll nd the account number

• Account: this option shows the account information and

allows you to make changes

• About: to check the rmware version

• Log out: allows you to log out

• Defence Area: unavailable

• Storage Info: the doorbell camera contains a built-in SD

card of 8GB. This menu shows the total and remaining

memory capacity. This menu also allows you to format

the SD card (keep in mind that formatting the card will

delete all recordings).

The card is not accessible from the outside and cannot

be replaced.

The built-in SD card has a capacity of 8GB which is

enough for approx. 100 hours of continuous recording

(approx. 80MB per hour). When the card is full, the

oldest recording will be overwritten.

• Device Update: here you can have the App search for

any available updates for the camera software.

3. Camera name and password.

open the App

press (3)

select

when using multiple came-

ras, click here the desired

camera and make sure the camera

is ‘online’

click ‘Edit’

• Device Name: to assign a per-

sonal name to the camera

• Device password: to assign

a personal password to the

camera

press ‘Cancel’

to ignore the

call, a notica-

tion will now

appear to in-

form you that

all new calls

for the coming

10 seconds

will not be

registered

2.10

2.9

2.72.6

2.2

2.1

2.52.4

2.3

2.8

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