Fermax SMILE 3.5” Monitor, SMILE 7” Monitor Installation And User Manual

INST ALLA TION AND USER MANUAL

ENGLISH

BASIC SMILE VDS MONITOR

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BASIC SMILE VDS Monitor

Code 97711Ib V10_14

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SMILE MONITOR ......................................................................................................... 4

Measurements: built-in/surface monitor ....................................................... 4

Installing the Monitor ....................................................................................... 5

Wiring................................................................................................................ 8

Available Functions ......................................................................................... 10

Buttons.............................................................................................................. 11

Technical Characteristics ............................................................................... 13

Programming the monitor............................................................................... 14

- Option 1: From Panel + Monitor ........................................................... 14

- Option 2: From the Monitor ................................................................... 16

Programming: Administrator Menu ................................................................ 17

- Access the Administrator menu .......................................................... 17

* a) Code options ............................................................................. 18

* b) Configuring conversation mode ............................................. 24

* c) Images ....................................................................................... 25

* d) Date and Time .......................................................................... 25

* e) Functions................................................................................... 25

* f) Parameters ................................................................................ 37

* g) Resetting parameters .............................................................. 39

Adjustments: Video and Audio ...................................................................... 41

- Video: Brightness - Contrast - Colour................................................. 41

- Audio ....................................................................................................... 43

Programming: User Menu .............................................................................. 44

* a) Tone ........................................................................................... 4 5

* b) Configuring alarms .................................................................. 47

* c) Date and Time .......................................................................... 47

* d) Administrator Menu ................................................................... 47

- Description of functions ......................................................................... 47

* 1. Do not disturb mode (cancel call tone) .................................. 47

* 2. Door bell .................................................................................... 48

SMILE Monitor .................................................................................................. 49

- Buttons ................................................................................................... 49

- Operation ................................................................................................ 52

INDICE - INDEX

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MONITOR MEASUREMENTS: BUIL T-IN

127

196

4,5

Measurements in mm.

SMILE 3.5” Monitor

196

4,5

209

SMILE 7” Monitor

Fermax built-in 3.5” monitor ref. 6546 (Height x Width x Depth.): 186 x 1 16 x 46 mm

Fermax built-in 7” monitor ref. 6551 (Height x Width x Depth.): 186 x 198 x 46 mm

SURFACE MONIT OR MEASUREMENTS

Measurements in mm.

103

172

185

172

SMILE 3.5” Monitor SMILE 7” Monitor

Note:

Does not require a decorative frame. See installation.

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INST ALLING THE BUIL T-IN MONITOR

3,5"

1.60m

5.25 feet

SMILE 3.5” Monitor

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1.60m

5.25 feet

SMILE 7” Monitor

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INST ALLING THE SURFACE MONITOR

3,5"

1.60m

5.25 feet

SMILE 3.5” Monitor

SMILE 7” Monitor

1.60m

5.25 feet

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+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

75 Ohm

COAX

• Connection T erminals:

+, -: 18 Vdc power supply. L: data bus. F1, F2: additional functions. See programming chapter . T, - : call button connection for residential door (P1) +A, -: call extension connection ref. 2040, light and bell

activator ref. 2438, etc...

• Video terminals:

V: live M: mesh CT: camera Activation (12 Vdc). VAUX: auxiliary video input (CCTV

camera connection).

Connection

Monitor Connector

2 OUTPUTS VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR

DISTRIBUIDOR VIDEO 2 SALIDAS

V5V1M

+18

REF.2448

VM M

(-)

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

75 Ohm

COAX

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2 OUTPUTS VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR

DISTRIBUIDOR VIDEO 2 SALIDAS

V5V1M

+18

REF.2448

VM M

(-)

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMV

75 Ohm

AUX

COAX

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

75 Ohm

2 OUTPUTS VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR

DISTRIBUIDOR VIDEO 2 SALIDAS

V5V1M

+18

REF.2448

VM M

(-)

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

75 Ohm

P1P1

P1 P1

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Auxiliary video input

2 OUTPUTS VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR

DISTRIBUIDOR VIDEO 2 SALIDAS

V5V1M

+18

REF.2448

VM M

(-)

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMVMV

AUX

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMV

75 Ohm

AUX

+F2

L-F1 CT

VMMV

75 Ohm

AUX

COAX

The functions available on the Smile VDS Basic Monitor are summarised in the following list:

- It has capacitive buttons.

- Open door.

- Call to guard.

- Call Volume Regulation.

- Call disconnection (Do not Disturb).

- Ringtone Selection (5 options).

- Doorbell.

- Programming via the terminal and via the entry panel.

- Audio Volume Regulation

- Configuration of Parameters via screen menu (OSD).

- Lift Control.

- Brightness, contrast and colour settings.

- Auxiliary video input (CCTV camera connection).

- Programmable shortcut buttons. The idea is to provide temporary additional buttons, not visible, in order to access direct functions. These functions can be configured by the installer and are displayed on the TFT.

- Induction loop depending on model.

Available functions

P1P1

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Buttons

Audio and Hang-up Activation Button

· On receiving a call

(the user has 30" seconds to answer before returning to standby.

During this time the blue led audio button will blink to report a pending call to answer),

press this button to talk to the guest. The audio channel is opened from street to residence, (the blue led on the audio button lights up steadily to indicate that it is in a

conversation with the street and anything said will be heard here), this works with

handsfree.

· Press to complete the communication,

(upon completion the blue led audio light

turns off again). The monitor´s default internal timer is 90 seconds).

Notes:

- The conversation is private, no other terminal can hear it.

- "Handsfree" mode is the default mode.

- While the audio channel is open the input audio can be regulated. See the corresponding chapter on: "Audio Adjustments."

- If the monitor is configured with the conversation in "simplex mode," press the audio button to talk and release it to listen,

(upon receiving the call, the blue led

audio button will blink to report a pending call to answer), once we open the channel

we will have audio in the monitor direction (the blue led audio will remain lit), when we press the audio button we will change the communication direction. The icon will indicate the channel we have activated at each moment (upper right corner of

the monitor). The input channel volume is always adjustable during the

conversation.

wildcard

menu.

lockreleases

audio

1 1

Label of induction loop

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- There is a function configured by the installer to activate the audio channel

automatically upon receiving the call. See chapter b) Configuring conversation mode. In this mode the conversation will finish as usual by pressing the AUDIO button or after 90’’.

Wildcard button: Auto-Start / Main-Secondary Camera Selection.

· With the monitor on standby, press and hold the wildcard for 1 second to switch the monitor on manually. To activate the audio, press the audio activation

button .

· With video, press and hold this button for 2 seconds to sequentially select between the main camera and the secondary camera (where one exists).

Notes:

- The wildcard button by default is for autostart, (even though you can

program it with another function, see chapter: e) Functions.

- If the channel is busy an error tone “BEEP” will be generated and auto-start will not activate, nor will the call to the guard.

- The auto-start function is always used on the main panel except where a call is received on the secondary panel. Once the conversation is over, auto-start will activate on the secondary panel for 30 seconds. After this time it will activate on the main panel.

- If we enter into the functions menu for the first time, the auto-start button will

appear as a shortcut button, however, this function is also available on the wildcard button . If we exit without changing anything, we lose the autostart function on this button since in normal mode we can not assign the same function as a shortcut button and a wildcard button

. So having

auto-start in both is an exception for recently manufactured monitors. In this case auto-start can be performed by the:

o Wildcard button

o By pressing the shortcut button or o By selecting the icon of the auto-start function on the menu.

By the MENU. (Pressing "Menu" for 3 seconds.

by Shortcut buttons (Short press "Menu" ).

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Lock Release / Call Guard Unit Button.

· Pressing this button whilst communicating with the Entry Panel will activate the lock release.

Note: The icon will indicate the channel

activated at each moment

(upper right

corner of the monitor).

· Pressing this button whilst the monitor is on standby will result in a call being made to the guard unit (where one exists).

Note: If the channel is busy an error tone "BEEP" will be generated and the call to

the guard will not be made.

· The option of activating an output terminal (F2), once the lock-release is activated.

Note: Optionally, you can activate an output terminal (F2), if configured by the

inst

aller, once the lock-release is activated. This output remains active

while pressing the button. See chapter: e5) Auxiliary unction F2).

Button Menu: Adjustments and configuration.

· In order to access the Administrator menu, from which you can configure the monitor according to the installation´s needs, and the user menu, from which

you can access the user´s customised settings.

TECHNICAL FEA TURES

33 mA

272mA

400 mA

900mA

Power Supply Consumption

Operating Temperature

OSD screen Resolution

18 Vdc

standby video audio + video audio + video with induction loop

[-5, +40 °C]

3.5" TFT

Video signal: Compound signal 1 Vpp 75 Ω, 7 Mhz

Humidity

[5% - 95%]

7" TFT

Hor.: 320 Line TV Ver.: 240 Line TV

Hor.: 800 Line TV Ver.: 480 Line TV

Induction loop

This function is available on depending model.

Including induction loop. There are identified with a label.

· Includes an induction loop which interacts with audio devices used by the hearing impaired.

· Note: In manual audio devices Digital Mode should be configured.

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PROGRAMMING THE SMILE MONITOR

Option 1: from Panel + Monitor

The monitor will not function until it has been programmed!

There are two monitor programming options: Option 1: from Panel + Monitor

Option 2: from the Monitor.

Notes:

- The wildcard button

blinking (red) indicates that the monitor has not been programmed.

When the monitor has not been programmed.

The icons viewed on the screen (navigation buttons: , ,  and ), are

managed with the corresponding capacitive buttons located on the monitor

capacitive buttons

Navigation buttons

: Return to the previous screen or stand-by.

: Select the previous menu option. : Mark the following menu option.

: Confirm the selection and activate the function.

- Navigation buttons and capacitive buttons

2. The administrator code option is selected

as default (white line under the icon). Press . The following screen will appear

1. Access the ADMINISTRA T OR menu Press "Menu" for 3 seconds.

. The following screen

appears

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3. In order to select programming from the panel, select the panel from the VDS # line with the right arrow.

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4. The selected option is displayed on the white line under the icon. Press , and a screen appears confirming the selected option: programming from the panel and you hear a beep on the monitor.

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5. The monitor automatically connects to the street panel, activating the camera (this

shows a panel icon in the upper left corner of the monitor). Enter the calling code for this monitor from the panel. Depending on the type of panel installed:

- pressing the corresponding button or

- by entering the code + bell.

Notes:

- The time between steps 4 and 5 must be less than 2 and half minutes.

- Programming is always done from the panel activated as the main panel.

A different calling tone is produced, confirming the monitor´s programming, continuing to view the camera´s image and

after a few seconds the monitor returns to the

programming screen.

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Panel icon

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6. Exit Programming: When you press  you exit to the previous programming menu.

Continue pressing  until you exit programming. The monitor will also automatically exit programming mode after 60 seconds of inactivity.

Note:

- Upon exiting programming, the wildcard button stops blinking, indicating that the monitor is programmed.

When the monitor has not been programmed.

2. The administrator code option is selected as default (white line under the icon). Press . The following screen will appear

1. Access the ADMINISTRATOR menu Press "Menu" for 3 seconds.

. The following

screen appears

3. This option programmed by the VDS #

monitor is selected as default. The selected option is displayed on the white line under the icon.

The first thing the monitor then does is indicate the number of the current monitor on the SCREEN. If it is not programmed, it will show the following: - - -

Notice: The wildcard button blinking (red) indicates that the monitor has not been programmed.

Option 2: from the Monitor Monitors can be programmed on the screen menu.

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Notice:

- The wildcard button will continue blinking (red) until having exited programming.

4. Program the call number: Press on the previous screen and access the screen to program the residence´s number.

The first number is blinking, each time you press + or - it increases or decreases this number.

When the corresponding number has been programmed you reach the previous menu via the back arrow.

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- : Decrease button selected with the cursor. + : Increase button selected with the cursor.

: This moves to the following digit. : It restarts with the first digit.

5. Exit Programming: When you press  you exit to the previous programming menu. Continue pressing

 until you exit programming. The monitor will also automatically

exit programming mode after 60 seconds of inactivity.

Note:

- Upon exiting programming, the wildcard button stops blinking, indicating that the

monitor is programmed.

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PROGRAMMING: ADMINISTRATOR Menu Access the Administrator menu

When the monitor has already been programmed.

1. To access the ADMINISTRATOR menu. Press "Menu" for 3 seconds.

. The following

screen is viewed, the do not disturb option appears by default (white line under the icon), select the tool icon via the cursors to access the Administrator menu screen. The selected option is displayed with the white line under the icon. Press , and a screen appears to access the administrator menu, select the option.

to access the screen CONFIGURATION menu

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