Bticino 369711 User manual

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Video Kit

User guide

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Contents

User guide

Video Kit

1 Introduction and basic functions 6

1.1 General information 6

1.2 Your video handset: use it immediately! 6

1.2.1 Video door entry function keys 7

1.2.2 Navigation keys 7

1.2.3 Key for answering machine functions 7

2 Menu functions 9

2.1 Menu functions 9

2.2 Volume adjustment 10

2.3 Monitor adjustment (day/night) 11

2.4 Date/Time 12

2.5 Bells adjustment 13

3 Answering Machine 15

3.1 Message display 15

3.2 Record “Memo” messages 16

3.3 Record a Welcome message 17

3.4 Delete all messages 18

3.5 Settings 18

4 Home automation functions 21

4.1 Scenarios 21

4.2 Alarms 21

5 Services 24

5.1 Services 24

5.1.1 Professional studio 24

5.1.2 Hands free 24

5.1.3 Door state 25

5.1.4 Alarm messages 25

6 Trouble shooting 27

6.1 Push to Talk mode 27

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IMPORTANT WARNING

On the rights of people involved in the taking of pictures and the recording of sounds.

• The video handset that you have purchased includes technological devices that can be used to record

video feeds.

• The films, sounds, voice and names are personal data – sometimes sensitive – and can be the subject of

copyright or other rights of intellectual ownership by third parties.

• Consequently, anyone using the equipment is obliged to respect:

– legislation regarding the protection of personal data;

– data security obligations;

– picture and portrait rights, as well as the regulations on copyright and intellectual and industrial property.

• BTicino is not responsible for the illegitimate use of its equipment by its customers.

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Introduction and basic functions

1.1 General information 6

1.2 Your video handset: use it immediately! 6

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In addition to the standard video door entry system and CCTV functions, the

video handset also offers the possibility of interacting with your My Home system.

Fitting in with My Home.

Scenarios:

Runs the scenarios saved in the Scenario module.

Alarms:

Signals the last alarm events which have occurred and the division of the system.

1.1 General information

1 Introduction and basic functions

Improper use of the video handset and all connected devices will

void all warranties.

For cleaning only use a damp or antistatic cloth. Avoid the use of

alcohol or chemical detergents

LCD screen note

The LCD screen has been manufactured using advanced high preci-

sion technology. It is however possible that sometimes up to 5 small

black or coloured dots (red, blue, green) may appear on the LCD scre-

en. This is an absolutely normal result of the manufacturing process

and is not indicative of a malfunction and/or fault.

1.2 Your video handset: use it immediately!

1 - Microphone.

2 - Colour LCD display; displays the menus which guide the use and programming

operation, shows the pictures taken by the entrance panel or other cameras.

3 - Navigation keypad; navigates inside the menus, confirms (OK key) or cancels (C

key) the programming operations.

4 - Switch ON entrance panel and cycling key.

5 - Connection key; activates/deactivates the sound connection.

6 - Connection LED.

7 - Loudspeaker.

8 - Door lock LED.

9 - Door lock key; activates the electric door lock of the associated or connected

entrance panel.

10 - Answering machine status notification LED.

11 - Pushbutton for enabling/disabling the answering machine function.

12 - Call bell exclusion LED.

It lights up when the bell volume is set to 0.

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1.2. 1 Video door entry function keys

1.2.3 Key for answering machine functions

ON/OFF

Enable/disable the video door entry answering ma-

chine (the red LED indicates activation).

NOTE 1: all answering machine functions are managed

by menù, access by a dedicated icon on menù.

NOTE 2: inside one single apartment,it is possible to acti-

vate ONLY ONE answering machine.

OK Key

Allows access to the menu; confirms the selection

made.

C Key

Returns to the previous screen, if already on the first

screen, it can be used to turn the display off; during a

call, it can be used to switch from day to night mode,

and vice versa (see paragraph 2.3).

keys

Inside the menu they select the previous or next item.

- + Keys

Inside the menu they change the value set.

In audio/video connection they allow rapid access to

the volume and monitor settings.

Door lock key

When there is a call it opens the door lock of the En-

trance Panel from which the call was made, at rest that

of the associated Entrance Panel. The LED signals that

it is activated.

Connection key

Activates/deactivates the audio connection.

When a call has been received the LED flashes; press

once to answer: the LED shines steadily.

At rest activates the paging function (if enabled).

Activation Entrance Panel/Cycling

It activates the switching on of the associated Entrance

Panel and, if present, allows the cycling display of the

other Entrance Panels/cameras.

1.2.2 Navigation keys

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Menu functions

2.1 Menu functions 9

2.2 Volume adjustment 10

2.3 Monitor adjustment (day/night) 11

2.4 Date/Time 12

2.5 Bells adjustment 13

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Two possible solutions for drawing up the main menu are given below:

• menu with COMMUNICATION functions;

• menu with HOME AUTOMATION functions;

Use the

keys to select the functions from those available:

1 - Submenu and commands

2 - Use the settings icon to access a series of adjustments/services described

below

COMMUNICATION

Main menu example with programming of just the communication commands.

HOME AUTOMATION

Main menu example with communication and home automation submenu.

Use the OK key to access the main menu:

1 - Answering machine

2 - Intercommunication

3 - Door lock

4 - Staircase lights

5 - Settings

1 - Communication

2 - Alarms

3 - Scenarios

4 - Settings

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SETTINGS

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SETTINGS ANSW. MACHINE

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SCENARIOS

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2.1 Menu functions

2 Menu functions

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2 Menu functions

Inside the menu

select one of the

items (e.g. Bells).

Adjust the volume to

the level required.

Press OK to access

the menu

Select

Adjustments

Press OK

to confirm

ADJUSTMENTS

VOLUME

BELLS

NOTA: During a video door entry call you can access the Adjustments menu

directly by pressing the - or + key.

2.2 Volume adjustment

EP SOUND = sound volume when talking to the entrance panel.

INTERCOM = sound volume when holding an intercom conversation.

BELLS = volume level for all the bells.

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It is possible to select two different adjustments, one for day viewing and one

for night viewing; to switch from one mode to the other press C during the

video door entry call.

NOTE: During a video door entry call you can access the Adjustments menu

directly by pressing the - or + key.

Select

Adjustments

Press OK to access

the menu

Select

Day Monitor

Press OK

to confirm

Inside the menu

select one of the

items (e.g. Contrast)

Make

the adjustment

COLOUR

CONTRAST

ADJUSTMENTS

DAY MONITOR

2.3 Monitor adjustment (day/night)

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Sets the current date and time.

2.4 Date/Time

Use the same procedure to set

the date.

Set the seconds

Press C to confirm

and exit

> TIME :17:36:50

DATE :12:03:10

TIME :17:36:50

> DATE :12:03:10

ADJUSTMENTS

DATE/TIME

Select

Adjustments

Press OK to access

the menu

Select

Date/time

Press OK

to confirm

2 Menu functions

Set the hour

Press OK

to confirm

Set the minutes

Press OK

to confirm

Press OK

to confirm

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You can associate one of sixteen tunes to each call event.

2.5 Bells adjustment

Select Confirm and then OK to save the

selection and return to the previous page.

CALL TO THE FLOOR = call from the pushbutton near your entrance door.

CALL FROM EP = call from the entrance panel (S=0 o S=1).

Choose the tune

Adjust the volume

level

KEY SOUND = enable/disable sound when keys are pressed.

INTERNAL INTERCOM = call from the intercom in your apartment.

EXTERNAL INTERCOM = call from an intercom in another apartment.

BELLS

CALL FROM EP (S=0)

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TUNE

Select

Bells

Press OK to access

the menu

Select

the event

Press OK

to confirm

Select Volume

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Answering Machine

3.1 Message display 15

3.2 Record “Memo” messages 16

3.3 Record a Welcome message 17

3.4 Delete all messages 18

3.5 Settings 18

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The submenu can only be accessed if there

are messages.

The list of recorded messages is displayed.

Press OK to confirm

Press OK to display

the desired message

Select the function

Scroll the

message list

Press OK to access

the Main menu

With this function it is possible to save and play back any audio and video mes-

sages left from visitors in case of absence; it is also possible to record an audio

message directly from the handset (Memo function).

To activate de function press M. The red LED comes on to indicate that the an-

swering machine is active. Press the same key to disable. The red LED will flash

if messages are present.

Calls from an entrance panel can be answered also when the answering ma-

chine is active.

3.1 Message display

Press OK to confirm

ANSW. MACHINE

MESSAGES

> 001 11:30 27/02/2010

002 16:12 27/02/2010

003 09:41 28/02/2010

004 15:55 28/02/2010

005 12:33 01/03/2010

006 10:18 02/03/2010

NOTE: unread messages are highlighted with an asterisk.

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Press OK.

The video is paused.

It will now be possible

to delete the selected

video using the De-

lete icon, or resume

playback by selecting

Play.

After resuming play-

back press C to return

to the message list.

DELETE

3.2 Record “Memo” messages

This function can be used to record an audio message directly from the handset.

Select the function

Press OK to confirm

A BEEP will mark the start of recording.

It is now possible to record a mes-

sage up to 16 seconds long.

A BEEP will indicate end of the re-

cording.

The message will be shown togeth-

er with the ones from the entrance

panel.

RECORD MEMO

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3.3 Record a Welcome message

To record a Welcome message:

A BEEP will mark the start of recording.

It is now possible to record a wel-

come message up to 8 seconds long.

A BEEP will indicate end of the re-

cording.

RECORD WELCOME

Select the function

Press OK

to confirm

The message is played back.

It is now possible to play back the

recorded message, to ensure that it

has recorded correctly.

RECORD WELCOME LISTEN TO WELCOME

LISTEN TO WELCOME

NOTE: in case of call, the message will be played back both by the entrance

panel and the handset.

Select the function

Press OK

to confirm

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Select the function

Select Quit to return

to the menu

or

Select Confirm to

delete all messages

3.4 Delete all messages

To delete all messages at once:

Press OK

to confirm

Select the function

3.5 Settings

This function can be used to enable/disable the Welcome message and select

the message recording mode.

Press OK

to confirm

DELETE MESSAGES

SETTINGS

DELETE MESSAGES ?

> QUIT

CONFIRM

To enable/disable the

welcome message se-

lect the correspond-

ing icon and press OK

to confirm.

(Icon off = disabled;

Icon on = enabled).

WELCOME

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To select the message

recording mode se-

lect the correspond-

ing icon.

Press OK to change

mode

Two modes are available.

Photo 1: the message contains one

photo of the visitor and the audio

message that has been recorded.

(160 max).

Footage: the message contains a 16

second footage and its audio mes-

sage. (18 max).

The following screen

appears:

Select Quit to return

to the menu

or

Select Confirm to

delete all messages

When the recording mode is changed

all me s s ages wi l l b e deleted!

1 PHOTO MODE

DELETE MESSAGES?

> QUIT

CONFIRM

If the memory is full, the handset will

overwrite existing messages, starting

from the oldest one.

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Home automation functions

4.1 Scenarios 21

4.2 Alarms 21

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