Elvox 7311 Instruction Manual
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Art. 7311
WIDE TOUCH MONITOR TYPE 7311
Cod. S6I.731.11E
RL.02
02/2011
Product is according to EC Directive 2004/108/CE and following norms.
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CONTENTS
1. General description page 3
2. User interface pages 4 - 5
3. Operation during a video call pages 6 - 7
4. Operation during self-start of the external camera page 8
5. Description of home page page 9
6. Video answering machine menu page 10
6.1. Recording an answer message page 11
6.2. Call recording menu page 12
7. Family Memo menu page 13
8. Picture Memo menu page 14
9. User directory menu pages 15 - 16
10. Cameras and CCTV functions menu page 17
11. Activations menu pages 18 - 19
11.1. Camera and activations menu page 20
12. Settings menu page 21
12.1. Wake-up call menu page 22
12.2. Volume and ringtone controls menu page 23
12.3. Background selection menu page 24
12.4. Time slot setup menu page 25
12.5. Menu for setting date, time, temperature and formats page 26
13. Maintenance, keypad and touch screen lock page 27
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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Wide Touch is a latest-generation door entry monitor which combines an
array of useful functions and technologies with all the classic features of
a door entry monitor. Wide Touch enables you to record photo sequences and audio conversations with visitors calling from external entrance
panels, and to record audio conversations with other intercom devices.
You can also record an answer machine message to be replayed when
you are out, or when you are at home but do not wish to be disturbed.
The messaging capability is further enhanced by the Family Memo and
Picture Memo applications, which enable you to leave audio recordings
and written notes for the attention of family members or cohabitants.
The monitor can be personalised by setting different polyphonic ringtones and photographic backgrounds.
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2. USER INTERFACE
The user interface consists of a soft-touch keypad and a touch screen.
The keypad can be used to activate all the classic video entry functions,
such as answering a call and opening the gate or door.
The touch screen provides access to advanced functions such as messaging.
We recommend using the removable stylus (8) to interact with the touch
screen.
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Keypad
a. Main lock release .
This button lights up when the door is open
b. Activate an auxiliary service (e.g. stair light) ) .
c. Conversation button. If this button flashes when the monitor is off, it
means that there are unread messages on the answering machine
d. Switch on main external camera
e. Audio mute (privacy), loudspeaker disabled
The illumination of the LED and the confirmation tone indicate that
the loudspeaker is muted. For conversation it is necessary to deacti-
vate the function.
f. Buttons 1-2-3-4 programmable buttons for specific functions (these
buttons must be programmed by the installer).
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Touch screen
1. Automatic record button
2. Answer message playback button
3. Menu for accessing:
3.1. Video Answering Machine menu
3.2. Family Memo menu
3.3. Picture Memo menu
3.4. Directory menu
3.5. Cameras and CCTV functions menu
3.6. Activations menu
3.7. Options and Settings menu
4. Button for call to porter switchboard (only in systems with this faci-
lity. The button will turn green and emit a beep to confirm that the
call has been sent)
5. Date
6. Time
7. Ambient temperature
8. Removable stylus for touch screen
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Icon meanings
1. Home page
2. Start recording
3. Stop recording
4. Entrance panel cyclical sequence (speech units)
5. Camera cyclical sequence (when video switches present)
6. Answer call
7. Loudspeaker mute (red)
8. Microphone mute (red)
9. Controls (brightness, contrast colour and conversation volume)
10. End conversation or refuse call
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3. OPERATION DURING A VIDEO CALL
When a call is received, the name of the entrance from where the call is
made (if entrance labels programmed) appears at the top of the screen.
On receipt of a call and during a call you can:
• Answer the call by pressing the flashing conversation button or the
green “off-hook handset” icon (6) on the touch screen
• Start a recording after answering, if the automatic record function is not
already on, by pressing on the touch screen (2)
• Adjust the display brightness, contrast, colour and conversation volu-
me (See Fig. 3.1)
• Activate mute to temporarily disable the monitor microphone, thus pre-
venting the caller at the external entrance panel from hearing what is
being said in the room where the monitor is located (green =
microphone enabled / red = microphone disabled)
• Temporarily silence the monitor using the loudspeaker mute/no mute
icon .
• Refuse the call by pressing the “on-hook handset” icon (red)
• To end a call, press the conversation button (talk/listen) on the
keypad or the “replace handset” icon (red)
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Brightness
Control
Contrast
Control
Colour
Control
Conversation
volume
Control
Fig. 3.1
3.1 Controls (brightness, contrast, colour and conversation volu-
me)
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4. OPERATION DURING SELF-START OF EXTERNAL CAMERA
Press the “eye” button to switch on the monitor to the main camera.
Once the image appears on the display, the conversation button
will flash and you can then perform all the operations described in the
previous paragraph.
To switch off the video, simply press the conversation button or the
“on-hook handset” icon .
While the conversation is in progress, you can start an audio/video recor-
ding by pressing the button (2) on the touch screen, and stop the
recording by pressing (3).
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Icon meanings
1. Home page
2. Start recording video calls
3. Stop recording video calls
4. Entrance panel cyclical sequence (speech units)
5. Camera cyclical sequence (when video switches present)
6. Answer call
7. Loudspeaker mute (red)
8. Disable microphone (red)
9. Video controls (colour, brightness and contrast)
10. End conversation or refuse call
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6. Automatic answer on (red icon)
Automatic answer off (black icon)
7. Cameras and CCTV functions menu (Page 17)
8. Activations menu (Page 18)
9. Settings menu (Page 21)
10. Indicates presence and number of unread messages
Icon meanings
1. Recording on (red icon)
Recording off (black icon)
2. Video Answering Machine menu (Page 10)
3. Family Memo menu (Page 13)
4. Picture Memo menu (Page 14)
5. User directory menu (Page 15)
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5. HOME PAGE
From the home page you can access the various menus and activate the
recording and answering machine functions. In the middle of the display,
the “envelope“ symbol (10) indicates the presence of new messages. The
number on the envelope indicates the number of unread messages (family + audio/video answering machine).
The , , or icons light up to indicate the message type and
the menu from which they can be replayed.
The and icons are used to activate and deactivate the “record
call” and “automatic answer message playback” functions. Red indicates
that the function is on, black indicates that the function is off.
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7. Select previous message
8. Start playback of selected message
9. Select next message
10. Next page
11. Photo thumbnail of the recorded message
12. Message info
13. Read/unread message icon (open/closed envelope)
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Icon meanings
1. Return to home page
2. Delete selected message
3. Stop recording message
4. Record answer message
5. Record calls from speech unit (highlighted in yellow when there are
unread calls)
6. Previous page
6. VIDEO ANSWERING MACHINE MENU
In this menu you can play back and/or delete messages recorded by the
entrance cameras, or record an answer message. Messages recorded
from outside the property (“Vision Memo” messages) consist of audio files
and a sequence of photographs. Groups of three messages appear in
the middle of the screen, each of which shows the first image in the photo
sequence (11), the message date and time, and the entrance where the
message was recorded (12).
Unread messages are listed first, arranged in chronological order from
the most recent to the oldest, and accompanied by a “closed envelope”
(13). Read messages are listed next, identified by an “open envelope”,
also in chronological order from the most recent to the oldest. Up to 32
Vision Memo messages can be recorded, after which the oldest message will be automatically overwritten.
Use the scroll arrows ( and ) to select a message and the TAB
arrows ( and ) to scroll the pages.
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