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Comelit 1449, 1449CM User Manual

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TECHNICAL
MANUAL
Technical manual for ViP Manager software Art. 1449
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SOMMARIO
1 Installing ViP Manager software Art. 1449.........................................................................5
1.2 Installation procedure......................................................................................5
2 Description of the interface and icons............................................................................5
2.2 Actions Bar ..............................................................................................6
2.3 Display Bar...............................................................................................6
2.4 Output Window ...........................................................................................6
2.5 Navigation Tree ...........................................................................................7
2.7 Navigation Bar ............................................................................................7
2.8 File Screen ...............................................................................................8
2.9 Options Menu ............................................................................................8
2.9.1 General Tab..........................................................................................8
2.9.2 Navigation Tree Tab ...................................................................................9
2.9.3 Local Connections Tab ................................................................................9
2.9.4 Remote Connections Tab .............................................................................10
2.9.5 Messages Tab.......................................................................................10
2.9.6 Language ..........................................................................................10
3 ViP Manager software conguration ............................................................................11
3.1 Creating a local connection ................................................................................11
3.2 Creating a remote connection ..............................................................................11
3.3 Removing a local / remote connection .......................................................................11
3.4 Congure Messages ......................................................................................11
4 Device management .........................................................................................12
4.1 Performing Scan System ..................................................................................12
4.2 Performing a Selective Scan ...............................................................................12
4.3 Key to connected devices .................................................................................13
4.4 Internal units ............................................................................................13
4.4.1 Assigning / Editing an IP address ......................................................................13
4.4.2 Assigning / Editing a ViP address ......................................................................14
4.4.3 Programming buttons ................................................................................14
4.4.3.1 Intercom function..............................................................................15
4.4.3.2 Self ignition function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.4.3.3 Open door function ............................................................................16
4.4.3.4 Priority Call 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 function ..................................................................16
4.4.3.5 Actuator function ..............................................................................17
4.4.3.6 Activate output function ........................................................................17
4.4.3.7 Privacy / Doctor / Doctor and Privacy function......................................................17
4.4.3.8 Disabled function ..............................................................................17
4.4.4 Assigning / Editing the Device description ...............................................................18
4.4.5 Directory management ...............................................................................18
4.4.5.1 Directory enable ...............................................................................18
4.4.5.2 Cameras directory .............................................................................19
4.4.5.3 Door status directory...........................................................................19
4.4.5.4 Intercom directory .............................................................................20
4.4.5.5 IO modules directory ...........................................................................20
4.4.6 Input and output management .........................................................................21
4.4.6.1 NC/NO output conguration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.4.6.2 Activate output upon call .......................................................................21
4.4.6.3 Input conguration.............................................................................22
4.4.7 Main settings .......................................................................................22
4.4.7.1 Setting the date and time .......................................................................22
4.4.7.2 Brightness and contrast adjustment ..............................................................23
4.4.7.3 Change menu language.........................................................................23
4.4.7.4 Setting melodies and tone repetition ..............................................................24
4.4.7.5 Video memory settings .........................................................................25
4.4.7.6 Message settings ..............................................................................26
4.4.7.7 Volume settings ...............................................................................26
4.4.8 Special settings .....................................................................................27
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4.4.8.1 Setting the alarm ..............................................................................27
4.4.8.2 Burglar alarm setting ...........................................................................27
4.4.8.3 Setting call times ..............................................................................28
4.4.8.4 Setting device behaviour........................................................................29
4.4.8.5 Divert call setting ..............................................................................29
4.4.8.6 Setting the installer password ...................................................................30
4.4.8.9 Setting the video bitrate ........................................................................30
4.5 Porter switchboard .......................................................................................31
4.5.1 Assigning / Editing the IP address......................................................................31
4.5.2 Assigning / Editing the ViP address.....................................................................31
4.5.3 Programming buttons ................................................................................32
4.5.3.1 Intercom function..............................................................................32
4.5.3.2 Self ignition function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
4.5.3.3 Open door function ............................................................................33
4.5.3.4 Actuator function ..............................................................................33
4.5.4 Day and Night function ...............................................................................34
4.5.4.1 Enabling / disabling Day and Night function........................................................34
4.5.4.1 Setting the device list ..........................................................................34
4.5.4.1 Weekly programming...........................................................................35
4.5.5 Assigning / Editing the Device description ...............................................................35
4.5.6 Directory management ...............................................................................36
4.5.6.1 Apartments directory ...........................................................................36
4.5.6.2 Cameras directory .............................................................................36
4.5.6.3 Cps directory .................................................................................37
4.5.6.4 Door status directory...........................................................................37
4.5.6.5 IO modules directory ...........................................................................38
4.5.6.6 Panels directory ...............................................................................38
4.5.7 Main settings .......................................................................................39
4.5.7.1 Setting the date and time .......................................................................39
4.5.7.2 Changing the menu language....................................................................39
4.5.7.3 Message client settings.........................................................................40
4.5.7.4 Targets for call diversion........................................................................41
4.5.8 Services ...........................................................................................41
4.5.8.1 Message server settings ........................................................................41
4.5.8.2 Remote conguration ..........................................................................42
4.5.9 Special settings .....................................................................................42
4.5.9.1 Associated camera.............................................................................42
4.5.9.2 Setting call times ..............................................................................43
4.5.9.2 Open door setting .............................................................................43
4.5.9.3 Setting the installer password ...................................................................44
4.5.9.4 Enabling / disabling the ON-OFF button ...........................................................44
4.5.9.5 Conguring priority call names ..................................................................45
4.5.9.6 Conguring the self ignition key .................................................................45
4.5.9.7 Setting the video bitrate ........................................................................46
4.6.1 Assigning / Editing the IP address......................................................................46
4.6.2 Assigning / Editing the ViP address ....................................................................47
4.6.3 Programming buttons ................................................................................47
4.6.3.1 Programming buttons on board the external unit....................................................47
4.6.3.2 Programming the additional button module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
4.6.4 Assigning / Editing the Device description ...............................................................48
4.6.5 Directories Art. 3360A and Art. 3370 ....................................................................49
4.6.5.1 Name directory management ....................................................................49
4.6.5.2 Door open passwords directory management ......................................................49
4.6.5.3 Parameter management for directories Art. 3360A and Art. 3370 .......................................50
4.6.5.4 Example of how to use the Dial pattern function ....................................................51
4.6.6 Input and output management .........................................................................52
4.6.6.1 Actuator on self-ignition ........................................................................52
4.6.6.2 Conguring input 1 ............................................................................52
4.6.6.3 Conguring actuator IO modules .................................................................54
4.6.6.4 Conguring porter relay 2 .......................................................................55
4.6.6.5 Conguring the external unit relays...............................................................55
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4.6.7 Main settings .......................................................................................56
4.6.7.1 Changing the voice message language............................................................56
4.6.8 Special settings .....................................................................................56
4.6.8.1 Special settings ...............................................................................56
4.6.8.2 Setting the video bitrate ........................................................................57
4.6.8.3 Video replicast ................................................................................58
4.7.1 Assigning / Editing the IP address......................................................................59
4.7.2 Assigning / Editing the ViP address ....................................................................59
4.7.3 Assigning / Editing the Device description ...............................................................60
4.7.4 Main settings .......................................................................................60
4.7.4.1 Camera parameters ............................................................................60
4.7.5 Special settings .....................................................................................61
4.7.5.1 Setting the video bitrate ........................................................................61
4.7.5.2 Video replicast ................................................................................61
4.8 IO module Art. 1443.......................................................................................62
4.8.1 Assigning / Editing the IP address......................................................................62
4.8.2 Assigning / Editing the ViP address ....................................................................62
4.8.3 Assigning / Editing the Device description ...............................................................63
4.8.4 Input and output settings .............................................................................63
4.8.4.1 Conguring Inputs 1 and 2 ......................................................................63
4.8.4.2 Conguring the outputs ........................................................................65
5 Using the ViP Manager software functions .......................................................................66
5.1 Creation of a synoptic diagram .............................................................................66
5.2 Creation of a device group .................................................................................66
5.3 Sending messages .......................................................................................67
5.4 Read barcode procedure ..................................................................................68
5.5 Device rmware download procedure .......................................................................68
5.6 Compare function ........................................................................................69
Glossary.....................................................................................................70
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1 Installing ViP Manager software Art. 1449

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1.1 System requirements

◊ Windows XP operating system or higher.
◊ Network card or wi- card.
◊ Ethernet cable for connection of Switch Art. 1440 to PC (supplied with software art. 1449).

1.2 Installation procedure

1.
Run the setup program for the ViP Manager software Art. 1449 (this can be found on the CD).
2.
Follow the instructions on the screen until installation is complete.

2 Description of the interface and icons

2.1 Home Screen

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Home Tab: tab for accessing the main software screen
2.
Actions Bar: group of icons which perform specic actions
3.
Display Bar: group of icons used to enable / disable software window display
4.
Options Icon: icon used to access the software Options menu
5.
System Composition: the content of this window changes depending on the procedure in progress
6.
Output Window: window displaying various system diagnostics messages
7.
Navigation Tree: window used to navigate between the devices connected to the system
8.
Filter Window: window used to lter the list of devices connected to the system
9.
Navigation Bar: group of icons used to change the Navigation Tree display mode
10.
File Tab: tab for accessing the software File menu
11.
Shortcut Bar: group of icons used to start functions quickly System Scan, Options Menu and Exit
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2.2 Actions Bar

◊ Scan System: when this icon is clicked, the software will search for all devices connected to the system and will list them in the Navigation Window
◊ Selective Scan:
◊ Local / Remote:
◊ Download Firmware:
◊ Reboot Device:
◊ Group Devices:
◊ Read Barcode:
◊ Congure Messages:
◊ Send Message:
as Scan System, but ltering the search as described in chapter Performing a Selective Scan
clicking this icon switches from Local Mode to Remote Mode or vice-versa
clicking this icon will start the Firmware download process for the device selected in the Navigation Window
clicking this icon will reboot the device selected in the Navigation Window
clicking this icon will create a new group containing the devices selected in the Navigation Window
clicking this icon will start the Read Barcode process for a device
clicking this icon opens the Configure Messages menu
clicking this icon opens the Send Message menu

2.3 Display Bar

◊ Output Window: clicking this icon enables / disables the Output Window display
◊ Filter Window:
◊ Navigation Tree:
clicking this icon enables / disables the Filter Window display
clicking this icon enables / disables the Navigation Tree display

2.4 Output Window

◊ Delete: clicking this icon deletes all messages in the window
◊ Errors:
◊ Warnings:
◊ Messages:
◊ Show Last:
clicking this icon enables / disables the displaying of “Error” messages
clicking this icon enables / disables the displaying of “Warning” messages
clicking this icon enables / disables the displaying of “Message” type messages
clicking this icon automatically scrolls through the chronology until the last message received is reached
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2.5 Navigation Tree

◊ Name: column listing the devices present in the system. This column offers access to the specic device functions / settings
◊ Device type:
◊ ViP address:
◊ IP address:
◊ MAC address:
shows the type of device (factory-set parameter, cannot be changed)
shows the ViP address assigned to the device
shows the IP address assigned to the device
shows the MAC address assigned to the device (factory-set parameter, cannot be changed)

2.6 Filter Window

This window can be used to lter the list of devices connected to the system, so that only the desired entries are displayed.
◊ Device type: this parameter is used to lter the list by the type of device. The various devices in the ViP range can be selected using a
drop-down menu
◊ ViP address:
◊ MAC address:
this parameter is used to lter the list, with the ViP address assigned to the devices connected to the system used as a reference.
The various parameters "Equal to", "Greater than", "Less than" and "Between" can be selected using a drop-down menu
this parameter is used to lter the list, with the MAC address of the devices used as a reference

2.7 Navigation Bar

◊ Device List: displays all the devices connected to the system
◊ Synoptic:
◊ Device Groups:
menu used to create a synoptic diagram of a system with the devices connected
displays all device groups created
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2.8 File Screen

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New: used to create a new system by means
of the Read Barcode procedure
2.
Save Selection: used to save the settings for the devices
selected in the Navigation Tree window
3.
Save All: used to save the settings for the devices currently
connected to the system
4.
Compare: used to compare the settings for devices currently
connected to the system with those contained in a
previously saved le
5.
Download: used to load device settings from a previously
saved le
6.
Exit: exits the program
7.
ViP Manager Help: opens the software use help section
8.
Options: opens the Options Menu
9.
Export options: exports all the application settings by saving
them in a le
10.
Import options: loads all the settings saved using the "Export
options" function
11.
Check for Updates: the software checks for a more recent
version online (internet connection required)
12.
Version: indicates the software version in use

2.9 Options Menu

The Options Menu can be used to congure all parameters for the ViP Manager software Art. 1449. All possible options are explained in detail below.

2.9.1 General Tab

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Automatic check for update: if this option is ticked, at startup the ViP Manager software will automatically check for any updates on the
network (internet connection required)
2.
Use external ViP addresses le:
3.
Maximum number of multiple download: max. number of devices that can be updated at the same time
4.
Read MAC address status after scan:
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2.9.2 Navigation Tree Tab

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Show Device Type Column: this tick enables / disables the Device Type column display in the Navigation Tree window
2.
Show ViP Address Column: this tick enables / disables the ViP address column display in the Navigation Tree window
3.
Show IP Address Column: this tick enables / disables the IP address column display in the Navigation Tree window
4.
Show MAC Address Column: this tick enables / disables the MAC address column display in the Navigation Tree window

2.9.3 Local Connections Tab

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Add button: adds a new connection
2.
Name box: box used to change the name of the selected connection
3.
Network interface box: drop-down menu with a list of available network interfaces (select the entry you wish to use for the currently selected
connection)
4.
Refresh button: refreshes the list of available network interfaces
5.
DHCP enable: enables the DHCP function only if the system is connected to a server with the DHCP function enabled
6.
Autoip button: assigns an IP address to the connection automatically
7.
Cancel button: exits the Options menu without saving the changes made
8.
OK button: saves the changes made and exits the Options menu
9.
Default Gateway box: box displaying the Default Gateway assigned to the selected connection
10.
Subnet Mask box: box displaying the Subnet Mask assigned to the selected connection. The address can be changed manually if you wish to
11.
IP address box: box displaying the IP address currently assigned to the connection. The address can be changed manually if you wish to assign
12.
Remove button: deletes the selected connection from the list of available connections
assign a specic one to the connection
a specic one to the connection
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2.9.4 Remote Connections Tab

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Add button: adds a new connection
2.
Name box: box used to change the name of the selected connection
3.
IP address box: box used to enter the IP address of the router for the system to which you wish to connect
4.
RCMP port box: box used to enter the number of the RCMP port on the router set up for ViP Manager software connection
5.
SNMP port box: box used to enter the number of the SNMP port on the router set up for ViP Manager software connection
6.
Password: box used to enter the password set on the switchboard during system configuration for remote connections
7.
Cancel button: exits the Options menu without saving the changes made
8.
OK button: saves the changes made and exits the Options menu
9.
Remove button: deletes the selected connection from the list of available connections
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2.9.5 Messages Tab

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Default Message Server: this box is used to select the device to be set as the default message server

2.9.6 Language

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Language: used to change the ViP Manager software language
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3 ViP Manager software conguration

3.1 Creating a local connection

In order to use the ViP Manager software, you rst need to establish a connection between the PC and the system. The procedure used to set up this connection when the PC and system are on the same network is described below.
1.
Access the Options menu
2.
Open the Local Connections Tab
3.
Press “Add”
4.
In the “Name” box, enter the name you wish to assign to the connection (e.g. System name)
5.
Use the “Network interface” drop-down menu to select the network card for your PC (if several cards are installed, select the one to which the
network cable is connected)
6.
Select DHCP only if the system has been connected to a server with DHCP protocol enabled. Press “Autoip” to assign an IP address to your PC
(the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway boxes will be lled in automatically by the software)
7.
Press “OK” to save and exit the Options menu.

3.2 Creating a remote connection

In order to use the ViP Manager software, you rst need to establish a connection between the PC and the system. The procedure used to set up this connection when the PC and system are on different networks is described below.
Both networks must have internet access
Make sure that the system has been congured for remote connections
1.
Access the Options menu
2.
Open the Remote Connections Tab
3.
Press “Add”
4.
In the “Name” box, enter the name you wish to assign to the connection (e.g. system name)
5.
In the “IP address” box, enter the IP address of the router connected to the system
6.
In the “RCMP” box, enter the number of the RCMP port on the router connected to the system set up for ViP Manager software connection
7.
In the “SNMP” box, enter the number of the SNMP port on the router connected to the system set up for ViP Manager software connection
8.
In the “Password” box, enter the password set on the switchboard during system configuration for remote connections

3.3 Removing a local / remote connection

To remove a local or remote connection created previously, proceed as follows.
1.
Access the Options menu
2.
Open the Local Connections / Remote Connections Tab
3.
Select the connection you wish to remove
4.
Press “Remove”
5.
Press “OK” to save and exit the Options menu.
3.4 Congure Messages
Using this function requires the creation of a synoptic diagram
In order to use the Send Message function, you must rst set a suitable device (e.g. switchboard, PC) as the message server.
1.
Click the “Congure Messages” icon in the Actions Bar
2.
Select the device(s) you wish to use as a message server by ticking the box on the right-hand side
3.
Click “Next”
4.
Link a server to the buildings listed
5.
Click “Next”
6.
A screen summarising the settings will appear
7.
Click “End” to save and end the conguration procedure, or “Cancel” to cancel.
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4 Device management

4.1 Performing Scan System

When Scan System is performed, all powered devices connected to the system are displayed.
` To perform Scan System, click the icon:
Once the device search is complete, the Navigation Tree window shows all the powered devices connected to the system.

4.2 Performing a Selective Scan

The Selective Scan option is used to apply lters in order to search for devices within specic parameters. To perform a Selective Scan, proceed as follows:
1.
Click on the icon:
2.
Customise the lter screen to view the relevant devices.
The available lters are:
◊ ViP address
• Null address:
• ViP address pattern:
◊ ViP subaddress
• No subaddress:
• Master only:
• Slaves only:
• Master and Slaves:
◊ IP address
• IP Address pattern:
◊ MAC address
• MAC address pattern:
◊ Device type:
3.
Click “Scan” to start searching for devices
N.B. The asterisk character can be used within the boxes as a wild card. For example, if we enter the pattern '5******1' in the ViP address search box, the
system will search for all devices which have a ViP address starting with 5 and ending with 1.
search for all devices to which a ViP address has NOT been assigned
search for all devices for which a ViP address has NOT been entered
search for all devices to which a subaddress has NOT been assigned (e.g. external units)
search for all devices set as Master
search for all devices set as Slave
search for all devices set as Master and Slave
search for the device with the IP address specied in this lter
search for the device with the MAC address specied in this lter
the specic type of device in the ViP range can be selected using a drop-down menu
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4.3 Key to connected devices

In the Navigation Tree window the connected devices are preceded by an icon indicating the ViP address status.
◊ Green: the ViP address of the device is congured correctly
◊ Yellow:
◊ Red:
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a ViP address has not been assigned to the device
two Master or Slave devices have been programmed with the same ViP address
Purple: the device is in boot mode. This scenario occurs if the connection was cut off during device updating and the procedure was not
completed properly. In this case, carry out the Firmware download procedure

4.4 Internal units

The ViP system includes 2 types of internal unit, video internal units (Planux, 7 Stelle, Smart and Maestro) and audio internal units (Easycom). This chapter lists all the conguration parameters for both device types. We must stress that not all functions can be located on all devices. The devices which are
compatible with the function described are listed at the start of each paragraph.

4.4.1 Assigning / Editing an IP address

ALL DEVICES
To assign or edit the IP address of an internal unit, proceed as follows:
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Addressing” menu
3.
Enter the “IP address” sub-menu
4.
Use the drop-down menu to select the IP address mode (Autoip, Static or DHCP)
5.
Depending on the mode selected in the previous step, the “IP address”, “IP netmask” and “Gateway address” boxes will need to be lled in
6.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
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4.4.2 Assigning / Editing a ViP address

ALL DEVICES
To assign or edit the ViP address of an internal unit, proceed as follows:
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Addressing” menu
3.
Enter the “ViP address” sub-menu
4.
Enter the ViP address you wish to assign to the device in the relevant box
5.
Choose whether to set the device as Master or Slave using the drop-down menu
6.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
MAX 1 master device for each ViP address

4.4.3 Programming buttons

ALL DEVICES
The buttons on ViP internal units can be programmed for various functions depending on the product.
The procedure for accessing the button programming menu on all internal units is described below.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Buttons” menu
3.
Select the button you wish to program
4.
Use the drop-down menu in the “Button function” box to select the function you wish to assign to the button
5.
Depending on the selected function, follow the conguration procedure illustrated in the next few pages of this manual
6.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
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4.4.3.1 Intercom function
ALL DEVICES
This function is used to send an intercom call to a specic device.
◊ Intercom type: this box offers two options
• Same ViP address:
• Other ViP address:
◊ ViP address:
◊ Bracket:
drop-down menu used to select the ViP address of the device you wish to associate with the intercom call if the option “Same ViP
address” has been selected
if this option is selected, when the button is pressed an intercom call is sent to a device with the same ViP address. This
device should be selected from the “Bracket” drop-down menu
if this option is selected, when the button is pressed an intercom call is sent to a device with a different ViP address. This
device should be indicated by entering the address in the “ViP address” box. In this case it is not possible to select a master
or a slave; only the whole apartment can be called
box used to enter the ViP address of the device you wish to associate with the intercom call if the option “Other ViP address” has
been selected
4.4.3.2 Self ignition function
PLANUX - 7 STELLE - MAESTRO - SMART
This function is used to display the images transmitted by the camera of one or more devices connected to the system.
◊ ViP address: box used to enter the ViP address of the device you wish to associate with the self ignition function
◊ Camera:
N.B. Several devices or several cameras belonging to the same device can be linked. In this case, every time the button programmed with the self ignition function is pressed, the images transmitted by the various devices are displayed cyclically.
drop-down menu used to select which device camera you wish to display.
The “Camera automatic” is always the rst on the device:
• Camera automatic on External Unit device is its camera.
• Camera automatic on device 1445 is always CAMERA 1.
The self ignition function must also be enabled on the external unit
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4.4.3.3 Open door function
ALL DEVICES
This function has two statuses:
◊ Door open during call:
◊ Door open during rest time:
Up to 2 actions can be carried out at the same time for each operating status
• Action 1 / 2:
• Relay:
• Destination:
• ViP address:
For example, the screen illustrated above should be read as follows:
if this box is ticked, the action will be activated
drop-down menu used to select whether to activate relay 1 or 2
drop-down menu used to select whether to activate the relay for the external unit making the call or for another module connected to
the system. If you select the second option you will need to ll in the “ViP address” box to indicate the module with which you wish
to interact
box used to enter the address of the module if the “Door” option has been selected in the previous box
one or two actions will be carried out when a call with the external unit is in progress
one or two actions will be carried out when no calls are in progress
Action 1 Activates relay number 1 of the interlocutor (the external unit making the call)
Action 2 Activates relay number 1 of the Door with ViP address 00002000
The same applies for the function in “Door open during rest time” status, except that in this case you will not have the Interlocutor option but will still
have to enter the ViP address of the module with which you wish to interact.
The external unit relays must also be congured to activate with the Open door function
The external units must also be congured to activate in no call mode, by activating the function Accept open door when idle
4.4.3.4 Priority Call 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 function
ALL DEVICES
Priority calls take precedence over oor door calls, user calls from the external unit, switchboard calls and intercom calls. Usually they are used for calls indicating Alarm, Panic, Fire etc.
Press the button programmed for this function to send a call to the set device, usually a porter switchboard. For call conguration, refer to the Set alarm
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4.4.3.5 Actuator function
ALL DEVICES
This function is used to activate the relay output of an IO actuator module or that of an expansion device connected to it.
◊ IO module ViP address:
◊ Expansion index:
◊ Output index:
4.4.3.6 Activate output function
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This function is used to enable the NC/NO output for the internal unit by pressing the button
The output must be congured in line with the NC/NO output configuration procedure
4.4.3.7 Privacy / Doctor / Doctor and Privacy function
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drop-down menu used to select the specic output you wish to control
box used to enter the ViP address of the IO module you wish to control
drop-down menu used to choose whether you wish to interact directly with the IO module indicated above, or with an
expansion module connected to it
◊ Privacy:
◊ Doctor:
◊ Doctor and Privacy:
4.4.3.8 Disabled function
ALL DEVICES
This function is used to disable the button.
Privacy mode means muting of the ringtone on receipt of a call from the external unit, switchboard and internal unit
the Doctor function enables automatic activation of the lock-release in response to a call from the external unit
the Doctor and Privacy function, as well as disabling the internal unit ringtone in the same way as the Privacy function, also
enables automatic activation of the lock-release in response to a call from the external unit
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4.4.4 Assigning / Editing the Device description

ALL DEVICES
The description is used to identify devices more easily in complex systems. Once a description has been set, it can be viewed in the Navigation Tree window, in the “Name” column.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Description” menu
3.
Select the “Device description” menu
4.
Fill in the box on the right-hand side
5.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings

4.4.5 Directory management

4.4.5.1 Directory enable
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In order to view and use the directories from the internal unit menu, you must enable them from the ViP Manager.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Directories” menu
3.
Select the “Directory enable” menu
4.
Tick the box you to the right of the entry you wish to enable
5.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
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4.4.5.2 Cameras directory
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The procedure used to compile the camera directory is described below.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Directories” menu
3.
Select the “Cameras directory” menu
◊ ViP address:
◊ Camera:
◊ Name:
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
box used to enter the ViP address of the camera module
drop-down menu used to select which device camera you wish to display.
The “Camera automatic” is always the rst on the device:
• Camera automatic on External Unit device is its camera.
• Camera automatic on device 1445 is always CAMERA 1.
name that will be displayed in the camera directory on the internal unit
4.4.5.3 Door status directory
ALL DEVICES
The door status directory is used to create a list of external units to be monitored.
This function requires the monitored external units to have at least one input set with the Door status function
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Directories” menu
3.
Select the “Door status directory” menu
◊ ViP address to monitor: box used to enter the ViP address of the external unit you wish to monitor
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
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4.4.5.4 Intercom directory
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The procedure used to compile the intercom directory is described below.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Directories” menu
3.
Select the “Intercom directory” menu
◊ ViP address:
◊ Master / Slave:
◊ Name:
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
box used to enter the ViP address of the user you wish to call
drop-down menu used to select whether you wish to call the master or slave device associated with the ViP address entered in
the previous step
name that will be displayed in the intercom directory on the internal unit
4.4.5.5 IO modules directory
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The procedure used to compile the IO modules directory is described below.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Directories” menu
3.
Select the “IO modules directory” menu
◊ IO module ViP address:
◊ Expansion index:
◊ Output index:
◊ Name:
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
drop-down menu used to select the output you wish to control
name that will be displayed in the IO modules directory on the internal unit
box used to enter the ViP address of the IO module with which you wish to interact
drop-down menu used to select whether you wish to interact directly with the IO module, or with an expansion module
connected to it
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4.4.6 Input and output management

4.4.6.1 NC/NO output conguration
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The monitors in the ViP series (Planux, 7Stelle, Maestro and Smart) are equipped with a NC/NO output which can be programmed as monostable or bistable. This output can be controlled by one of the buttons on board the monitor, or by one of the inputs if suitably congured using the Activate output
function.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Inputs and Outputs” menu
3.
Select the “Output” menu
◊ Output function:
◊ Polarity: drop-down menu used to choose whether the initial output status will be NC (normally closed) or NO (normally open)
◊ Duration: drop-down menu used to select the closing / opening duration of the output if the function is set to Monostable
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
4.4.6.2 Activate output upon call
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The NC/NO output or an IO module can be enabled automatically on receipt of a call.
drop-down menu used to choose whether the output will be Monostable or Bistable
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Inputs and Outputs” menu
3.
Select the “Activate output upon call” menu
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For each type of call on the list, you can choose whether to activate the NC/NO output or an IO module using the drop-down menu in the “Activation function” column.
If you select an IO module, you will also need to ll in the boxes:
◊ IO module ViP address:
◊ Expansion index:
◊ Output index:
4.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
4.4.6.3 Input conguration
ALL DEVICES
Every internal unit is equipped with at least 2 NC/NO inputs which can be programmed with the following functions:
◊ Open door: to use this function the parameters must be congured in the Open door function for the key button
◊ cfp:
Floor door call function
◊ Burglar alarm:
◊ Priority Call 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
◊ Actuator
◊ Activate output
drop-down menu used to select the output you wish to control
sends an alarm call to the recipient selected in the Alarms menu. To set this function, see the Burglar menu
box used to enter the ViP address you wish to associate with the function
drop-down menu used to select whether you wish to interact directly with the IO module, or with an expansion module
connected to it

4.4.7 Main settings

4.4.7.1 Setting the date and time
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The system date and time can be changed on some internal units.
1.
Select the internal unit by clicking on the navigation tree
2.
Expand the “Main Settings” menu
3.
Select the “Date and Time” menu
4.
Change the date and time using the box on the right-hand side
5.
Click “Write page” to apply the settings
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