Intelbras AMT 8000 User manual

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Touch screen monitors
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User manual
User's manual
AMT 8000
English
AMT 8000
Alarm center
Congratulations, you have just purchased a product with Intelbras quality and
security.
AMT 8000 Wireless Alarm Center has advanced technology and is easy to program.
Due to its differentiated technology, the following unique wireless devices can be
connected to this center: XAC 8000 remote control, XAS 8000 magnetic wireless
sensor, IVP 8000 Pet passive wireless sensor, IVP 8000 Pet Cam passive wireless
sensor, XSS 8000 wireless siren, wireless keypad for XAT 8000 alarm center, REP
8000 range RF amplier and also the TX 8000 universal transmitter with all devices
exchanging information with encryption, for greater system security. In addition to
various security devices such as tamper against removal of the installation surface
and violation of devices and with long battery life. This center has 16 partitions,
8 memories for phone numbers,
Panic
function,
Emergency
function, smart battery
charger with protection against short circuit or polarity reversal, timing and sensor
test function. The system has differentials such as high performance wireless device
communication (bidirectional) with a range of up to 1000 meters without barriers
and direct view, GPRS and GSM type connections, telephone line, Ethernet and Wi-
Fi connection to provide greater ease for system monitoring and checking. Reports
events to 2 IP destinations (monitoring companies). The center is already directed
to the Intelbras Cloud using initially the random remote access password indicated
along with the QR Code label that also contains the MAC.
AMT 8000 Center has remote software update (rmware), using Ethernet cable or
Wi-Fi communication to download the most updated rmware version.
In addition to this option, the center can also be updated using the BootLoader
feature. To do this, you need to have the
Atualizador 8000
software previously
installed on your computer.
Care and Security
» Follow all instructions in the manual for product installation and handling.
» Perform the installation in environments not susceptible to factors such as rain,
fog and splashes of water.
» Wireless communication technology, when exposed to environments with high
power radiation, may suffer interference and have its performance impaired.
Example: places near TV towers, AM/FM radio stations, amateur radio stations, etc.
» Do not install the control panel and its accessories near radio frequency equipment
such as routers, repeaters and / or wi- signal ampliers. The control panel and
its devices must maintain a minimum distance of 2 meters from this equipment.
» Do not install the alarm center facing air conditioning or heating equipment.
» Do not expose directly to sunlight.
» Clean only the external part of the device, using only a damp cloth (do not use
chemical solvents).
» Do not subject the device to excessive pressure or knocks/falls.
» Do not cover the device with adhesives, paper or inks.
» Check that at the installation site, the LED indicating the devices ash green when
activated.
» Avoid installation on metal surfaces in order not to attenuate the transmission
signal between the devices in the system.
» The installation, conguration of the center and the other products that make up
this system must be performed by a qualied professional.
» Perform periodic tests on it in order to validate weather conditions, battery level
and other factors, so that the site supervised by the system is always able to
operate correctly.
» LGPD - General Law for the Protection of Personal Data: Intelbras does not access,
transfer, capture, or perform any other type of treatment of personal data from
this product.
Summary
1. Technical Specications 10
2. AMT 8000 Alarm Center Features 11
3. AMT 8000 Accessories 12
3.1. GPRS XAG 8000 Module and GSM XAG 8000 3G Module ..............12
Features 12
3.2. Communication module via telephone line - FXO 8000 ................13
Features 13
3.3. Wireless keyboard for alarm centers– XAT 8000 .....................14
Features 14
3.4. XAC 8000 remote control ......................................16
Features 16
3.5. Wireless siren - XSS 8000 ......................................16
3.6. Wireless magnetic sensor - XAS 8000 .............................18
Features 18
3.7. Passive infrared wireless sensor - IVP 8000 Pet .......................19
Features 19
3.8. Passive infrared wireless sensor - IVP 8000 Pet Cam ...................20
Features 20
3.9. Universal Transmitter TX 8000 ..................................21
Range RF Amplier (REP 8000 Repeater) 23
4. Installation of the alarm center and its peripherals 25
4.1. Power supply for the alarm center (full range 90 and 265 Vac) ...........27
4.2. Battery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
4.3. XAG 8000 GPRS Module .......................................28
4.4. FXO 8000 Phone Module .......................................29
4.5. AMT 8000 Alarm Center .......................................30
5. Operation 30
5.1. Description of the XAT 8000 LCD keyboard indications .................30
5.2. Display of troubles ...........................................31
5.3. Description of the LEDs signaling on the alarm center boards ............31
LEDs of alarm center baseplate 31
LEDs of XAG 8000 GPRS board 31
5.4. Partitioning .................................................32
5.5. Activation/deactivation of the alarm center ..........................33
Activating/Deactivating on non-partitioned systems 34
Activating/Deactivating on Partitioned Systems 35
5.6. Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Bypass 36
Open Sensors 37
Trigger Sensors 38
Partitions 38
Connections 38
2G/3G signal 39
Wireless signal 40
Addr. MAC 41
Center version 41
Keyboard version 41
Test mode 41
Battery tens. 41
5.7. Remote update ..............................................41
6. Programming 42
6.1. Programming mode ..........................................42
Using the XAT 8000 Wireless Keyboard 42
Using AMT Remote Mobile Application (for mobile devices) 45
Using the AMT 8000 programmer (for computers) 46
Using Intelbras Guardian application (for mobile devices) 46
6.2. Wireless devices (register/delete) .................................46
Wireless device registration by means of the alarm center synchronization
button 47
Registering by keyboard command 49
Reset wireless devices 54
Changing RF Channel 54
6.3. Wireless sensor functions .......................................55
Wireless sensor testing 55
Zone tamper detection 55
IVP 8000 EX sensor digital tamper reset 55
Sensor rmware verication 56
Device Address Identication 56
Adjusting Wireless Infrared Sensors 56
6.4. Functions of Remote Control Keys ................................57
6.5. Functions of Wireless Keyboard ..................................59
Keyboard Partition 59
Editing XAT 8000 keyboard messages 60
Change messages 61
Resetting the messages 61
Panic key 61
6.6. Siren functions ...............................................62
Siren Partition 62
Enable siren beep on system activation/deactivation 63
Enabling the siren beep in the activation/deactivation on a specic partition 64
Siren Time 65
PGM 8000 Wireless actuator 65
Scheduled time 70
Days for Scheduled Self-Activation of PGMS 70
PGM auto-activation time 71
PGM auto deactivation time 71
Holidays 72
PGM 8000 Actuator Association to Partition 73
6.7. Update ....................................................73
6.8. Passwords ..................................................74
Programming password permissions 75
Password programming using the installer password 77
Password programming using the master password 78
Password Permissions 78
6.9. Quick setup for SMS monitoring and programming ....................80
Monitoring via phone line 80
Monitoring via Ethernet/Wi-Fi 81
Monitoring via GPRS 84
Program SMS 86
6.10. Zone settings ...............................................87
Enable/Disable zones 88
Partial mode (stay) 88
Zone Functions 89
Zone operation mode 91
Automatic zone cancellation 91
Alloy input (from version 1.9.2) 92
Alloy input partition 92
Permission to activate and / or deactivate the alloy input 93
6.11. Programming the alarm center partitioning .........................93
Enable partitioning 93
Partitioning the zone 93
Password Partitions 94
6.12. Timings ...................................................95
Input Timing 95
Output Timing 96
Disable Beep Out 96
6.13. Alarm Center Time Settings ....................................97
Clock 97
Calendar 97
Weekday adjustment 98
Time interval for date and time synchronization 98
Time zone command 99
6.14. Periodic Test ...............................................101
Periodic test by time 101
Periodic test by time interval 101
6.15. Autoactivation .............................................102
Autoactivation by Inactivity 103
Programmed Autoactivation and Autodisactivation 103
Holidays 106
6.16. Telephony and Monitoring Settings ..............................108
Contact-ID Events 108
Push Events 115
Panic events generated by the remote control 116
Reporting Mode 117
Blocking the sending of partition 00 to the monitoring company 118
Monitoring via phone line 118
Monitoring via Ethernet/Wi-Fi Connection 122
Switch IP address (Wi-Fi connection) 130
DHCP (Wi-Fi connection) 130
Netmask (Wi-Fi connection) 130
Gateway (Wi-Fi connection) 131
Monitoring via GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) connection 131
Cloud Connection 136
6.17. Functions via SMS ..........................................137
Sending SMS messages 137
Sending chip options and operating method 137
Select SMS events 138
Phone to SMS 138
Remote operation by SMS 140
Changing the Display Name of the Alarm Center 141
6.18. Activation/deactivation of Functions ............................141
General settings 1 142
General settings 2 143
Locks 144
General settings 3 145
Monitoring 145
Troubles that generate triggering 146
6.19. Time to send the AC fault .....................................147
6.20. System Reset .............................................148
Temporary Reset of Master and Installer Passwords 148
Reset by programming mode 149
6.21. Quick programming reference .................................149
Enter programming mode 149
Wireless devices 150
Changing RF Channel 156
Remote update 156
Passwords 157
Zone congurations 158
Partitioning 159
Timings 160
Alarm Center Time Settings 160
Periodic Test 161
Autoactivation/autodeactivation and Autoactivation/autodeactivation per
partition 61
Wi-Fi Connection 163
Settings for monitoring and SMS 163
Fault sending time 172
System Reset of the entire system except wireless device registration 172
Enter + 0000 + Enter 172
Warranty Term 174
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1. Technical Specications
Product Monitored alarm center
AC power 90 to 265 V (we recommend the use of a cable with gauge
≥ 1 mm)
DC power 5.7 V coming from XFT 8000 source
Battery 3.7 Vdc rechargeable battery (supplied with alarm center)
Operating temperature –10 °C to 50 °C @ 90% humidity
Weight 568 grams (with battery and other accessories connected -
XAG and FXO)
Dimensions (W × H × D) of Product: 84 × 290 × 273 mm
With individual packaging: 90 × 292 × 276 mm
Average power¹
AMT 8000: 5.2 Watts
AMT 8000 + FXO 8000: 5.8 Watts
AMT 8000 + XAG 8000: 8.1 Watts
AMT 8000 + FXO 8000 + XAG 8000: 8.2 Watts
Antenna type: internal
Antenna gain: 0 dBi
Wireless communication frequency
AMT 8000/Accessories 915 to 928 MHz via internal antenna, power 18 dBm
Modulation DSSS BPSK 40 Kbps
Battery 3.7 Vdc lithium rechargeable, internal
Optional²
XAC 8000 remote control
REP 8000 Range RF Amplier
XAT 8000 Wireless Keyboard
XAS 8000 Wireless Magnetic Sensor
TX 8000 Universal Transmitter
IVP 8000 Pet passive infrared wireless sensor
IVP 8000 Pet Cam passive infrared wireless sensor
FXO 8000 Telephone Line Module
XAG 8000 GPRS Module
XSS 8000 Wireless Siren
XAG 8000 3G GSM Module
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Conditions: maximum power veried with alarm center activated, with registered peripherals
(keyboards/sensors/sirens) and with the means of communication connected and operating in
conjunction with the center. In some operations the consumption may vary according to the number of
peripherals operating in the security system and their information exchange (
Stand by
- continuous mode).
² Optional: for more information see the website
www.intelbras.com.br.
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Attention: Intelbras wireless systems are tested to the highest standards and
bring high reliability, however, due to their use/installation in various scenarios,
some considerations must be taken into account:
» Transmitters/receivers may be being disturbed by radio signals, natural interference,
location of device operation, climatic issues and other adversities that affect the
transmission of data regardless of the frequency or technology used, since the
means of transmission is adverse and different from place to place.
» Receivers/transmitters of the devices have an internal processing time, and only
receive the data necessary for communication between them after this particular
time for the system.
» Wireless devices must be tested regularly to determine if sources of interference
exist and to protect against possible failures.
2. AMT 8000 Alarm Center Features
» Capacity for 16 partitions with independent activations/deactivations.
» Zone allocation according to the desired partitions.
» Wireless signal receiver/transmitter integrated into the alarm center operating
with a frequency from 915 to 928 MHz.
» Support for 2 (SIM card) mobile phone chips with XAG 8000 module installed.
» Quad-band GPRS modem: compatible with most national GSM operators for AMT
8000 operating with XAG 8000 and XAG 8000 3G module (sold separately).
» Event reporting via Ethernet / Wi-Fi connection, telephone line (with FXO 8000 module
installed - sold separately), GPRS connection (with XAG 8000 module installed - sold
separately) and GSM connection (with XAG 8000 3G module installed - sold separately).
» Remote access from the alarm center via applications and services (telephone and
SMS - requires communication modules).
» Use in connection with all wireless devices on the 8000 line.
» Ability to display and program parameters by up to 16 XAT 8000 keyboards.
» Ability to connect up to 16 XSS 8000 wireless sirens.
» Ability to connect up to 98 XAC 8000 controls with user identication.
» Ability to connect up to 64 wireless sensors of the 8000 line.
» Remote programming via fax/modem card, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, GPRS and GSM.
» Ability to connect up to 04 REP 8000 RF ampliers.
» Programming for up to 97 passwords including duress with congurable
permissions.
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» Monitorable by Contact-ID protocol.
» Supervision of sensors, sirens and keyboards.
» Low battery detection of registered wireless devices.
» Internal buffer for 512 events.
» Remote software update through Ethernet or Wi-Fi connections.
3. AMT 8000 Accessories
AMT 8000 alarm center can have several accessories grouped to compose the
monitoring and security system, with the accessories responsible for communication
and monitoring, sound warning, LCD keyboard and several sensors, for better
adequacy and composition of the necessary protection system.
3.1. GPRS XAG 8000 Module and GSM XAG 8000 3G Module
Optional accessory dedicated for data transmission via GPRS / GSM for
communication, conguration and reporting of events between user and / or
monitoring company with the AMT 8000 security system.
Features
» Supports up to two SIM card type chips.
» 2G GPRS communication with the XAG 8000 module and 2G / 3G communication
with the XAG 8000 3G module.
» External antenna with 0 dBi gain.
» Reports events to 2 IP destinations (monitoring company) plus the Intelbras cloud.
» Operates with xed or dynamic IP.
» Connections to DNS destinations.
» Power from the AMT 8000 alarm panel.
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The following gure shows the illustrative image of the XAG 8000 and XAG 8000
3G modules:
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100
25V
GPRS XAG 8000 Module and GSM XAG 8000 3G Module
Note:
the XAG 8000 and XAG 8000 3G modules are compatible with most
national GPRS / GSM operators with 2G and 3G technology and can only be used
with the AMT 8000 alarm panel.
3.2. Communication module via telephone line - FXO 8000
Optional accessory dedicated to data transmission via telephone line for
communication and event reporting to a monitoring company with the AMT 8000
security system, in addition to dialing up to 5 personal phones and emitting the
sound of a siren from the telephone line.
Features
» Up to 8 programmable phone addresses.
» DTMF type dialing mode.
» Telephone line cut/interruption check.
» Contact-ID communication protocol.
» Power supply from the AMT 8000 alarm center.
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The following gure shows the illustrative image of the FXO 8000 module:
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FXO 8000 Telephone Line Module
3.3. Wireless keyboard for alarm centers– XAT 8000
Optional dedicated accessory to congure, check status and operate the AMT
8000 alarm center. Communication between the keyboard and the center is made
through a wireless signal, providing a simpler installation and long communication
range. Up to 16 XAT 8000 keyboards can be added to each AMT 8000 alarm
center.
Features
» Monochrome character liquid crystal screen with 3 lines:
» 1st line for graphic icons (alarm center battery charge indication, problem
indication and siren activated).
» 2nd message line with 14 segments.
» 3rd message line with 14 segments.
» Keyboard with illumination on the keys.
» Cover for protection against accidental activation of the keys.
» Light sensor to activate the illumination of the display and keys.
» Display of problems.
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna, power 11 dBm.
» Simplies the programming of the alarm center.
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» Text message display.
» Display of the battery level of the alarm center.
» Display of zone status (open/closed).
» Signs the status of the partitions.
»
Panic, Medical Emergency
and
Fire
function.
» Violation protection (tamper).
» Sound signalling during operation.
» DC Power:4 batteries 3 Vdc (CR2450) included.
» Communication supervision and encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 1000 m with direct view in open eld.
The following gure shows the illustrative image of the keyboard:
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8
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XAT 8000 Wireless Keyboard
The keyboard has two tamper keys, one of which is located on the front of the
keyboard, under the cover, is activated by moving the keyboard cover, its function
is to activate the keyboard and the other key, located on the back of the keyboard
cabinet is functioning as tamper (violation protection). On the front of the XAT
8000 there is the light conductor for the brightness sensor, which has the function
of controlling the intensity of the display and keyboard for battery optimization.
The keyboard can be installed on different surfaces, always placing it in the
vertical position in relation to the oor and using double-sided tape or screws (not
included) to x the base and after attaching the device, tting and checking that it
was placed correctly so that there are no falls and damage.
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3.4. XAC 8000 remote control
Optional dedicated accessory for interface between user and alarm center. Allows
to activate, deactivate and perform other functions together with the alarm center
with three keys and light identication of events. Up to 98 XAC 8000 controls can
be added for each AMT 8000 alarm center.
Features
» Visual indication of communication with the system through a two-color LED.
» 3 programmable buttons.
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna.
» Power 11 dBm.
» DC Power Supply:1 internal 3 Vdc (CR2032) battery of long duration.
» Encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 200 m with direct view in open eld.
The following gure shows the illustrative image of the control:
XAC 8000 remote control
3.5. Wireless siren - XSS 8000
Optional dedicated accessory for status audible warning, intrusion and emergency
indications from the AMT 8000 alarm center. Communication between the siren
and the center is made through a wireless signal, providing a simpler installation
and long communication range. Up to 16 XAC 8000 sirens can be added for each
AMT 8000 alarm center.
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» Features Sound power from 100 dB to 1 meter.
» Communication status check through LED.
» Audible trigger if communication is lost with the alarm center.
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna, power 11 dBm.
» DC Power Supply:1 Li-SoCl2 3.6 V / 14 A non-rechargeable battery with wire/
connector - included.
» Communication supervision and encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 1000 m with direct view in open eld.
The following gure shows the illustrative siren image:
XSS 8000 Wireless Siren
XSS 8000 siren has a tamper key against violation, located at the back of the
siren, and if this key is opened/violated, registered sirens will trigger and send the
corresponding event if the
Problems that generate trigger
function is enabled (see
section
Problems that generate trigger
).
Siren can be installed on several surfaces, always placing it in a vertical position
with a height between 1.80 and 2.20 meters from the oor and using double-
sided tape or screws (not included) to x the base and after securing the device,
tting and checking that it has been placed correctly so that there are no falls
and damage. The status of the siren communication with the alarm center will
be represented on it through the indicator LED located on the front, and when
in normal communication the LED will ash green, with partial communication
orange and no communication red (the indicator LED after 15 minutes will enter
hibernation mode for battery saving, not hindering the device communication and
to activate again press the device synchronisation key once).
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3.6. Wireless magnetic sensor - XAS 8000
Optional dedicated accessory for door and window open checking in a distinctive,
discreet and compact design. With low battery indication and sensor communication
status, supervision, activation and anti-violation system with internal tamper to
compose the 8000 line security system with maximum results.
Features
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna, power 11 dBm.
» Communication status check through LED.
» Fastening by screws (not included) or double-sided tape (not included).
» DC Power Supply:1 CR2450 type 3 Vdc battery of long life lithium.
» Communication supervision and encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 1000 m with direct view in open eld.
The following gure shows the illustrative image of the XAS 8000 sensor:
XAS 8000 aperture sensor
XAS 8000 sensor has a tamper key against violation, and if this key is opened/
violated, registered sirens will trigger and send the corresponding event if the
Problems that generate trigger
function is enabled (Problems that generate
trigger). The status of the sensor communication with the alarm center will be
represented on it through the indicator LED located on the front, and when in
normal communication the LED will ash green, with partial communication
orange and no communication red (the indicator LED after 15 minutes will enter
hibernation mode for battery saving, not hindering the device communication and
to activate again press the device synchronisation key once).
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3.7. Passive infrared wireless sensor - IVP 8000 Pet
Dedicated accessory for checking intrusions through infrared reading in indoor
environments, in a discreet and compact way and taking into account the presence
of a pet and not triggering the alarm. With low battery indication and sensor
communication status, supervision, activation and anti-violation system with
internal tamper to compose the 8000 line security system with maximum results.
Features
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna, power 11 dBm.
» Communication status check through LED.
» Coverage of 12 meters by 90°.
»
Pet
function with detection ≥20 kg.
» Fastening by screws (not included) or double-sided tape (not included).
» DC Power Supply:1 CR123A type 3 Vdc battery of long life lithium.
» Communication supervision and encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 1000 m with direct view in open eld.
» Delay of up to 2 minutes for activated switch detection.
The following gure shows the illustrative image of the IVP 8000 sensor:
IVP 8000 Pet presence sensor
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IVP 8000 Pet sensor has a tamper key against violation, and if this key is opened/
violated, registered sirens will trigger and send the corresponding event if the
Problems that generate trigger
function is enabled (see section
Problemas que
geram disparo
). The status of the sensor communication with the alarm center will
be represented on it through the indicator LED located on the front, and when
in normal communication the LED will ash green, with partial communication
orange and no communication red (the indicator LED after 15 minutes will enter
hibernation mode for battery saving, not hindering the device communication and
to activate again press the device synchronisation key once).
3.8. Passive infrared wireless sensor - IVP 8000 Pet Cam
Dedicated accessory for checking intrusions through infrared reading in indoor
environments, in a discreet and compact way and taking into account the presence
of a pet and not triggering the alarm. It has a camera that after the sensor triggering,
sends the image of the site to the applications and software compatible with the
AMT 8000 Alarm Center. With low battery indication and sensor communication
status, supervision, activation and anti-violation system with internal tamper to
compose the 8000 line security system with maximum results.
Features
» Wireless communication with the alarm center (915 to 928 MHz) via internal
antenna, power 11 dBm.
» Communication status check through LED.
» Coverage of 12 meters by 90°.
»
Pet
function with detection ≥20 kg.
» Takes two pictures per shot. Attending therefore light and dark environments /
night period.
» Fastening by screws (not included) or double-sided tape (not included).
» DC Power Supply:2 CR123A type 3 Vdc batteries of long life lithium.
» Communication supervision and encrypted transmission.
» Range: up to 1000 m with direct view in open eld.
» Delay of up to 2 minutes for activated switch detection.
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Intelbras AMT 8000 User manual

Category
Touch screen monitors
Type
User manual

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