LeeLen JB-304 User Manual

User’s Manual(V3.0)

Please r ead this manua l carefully be fore the pr oducts are ins talled.Technic al specifica tions and cont ents are subje ct to change acc ordingl y without adva nce notifica tion.

J B - 3 0 4

Vil la Vid eo Door Entry System

CONTENTS

Part 1. Product introduction

1.1 Use purpose

1.2 System configuration

1.3 Features and functions

Part 2. Technical param eters & structure

2.1 Technical parameters

2.2 Structure

Part 3. In stallation and connection

3.1 Installation

3.2 Connection

Part 4. System programming

4.1 Audio jumper

4.2 Video resistor

4.3 Door station address

4.4 Card reader(for Model No.15&No.18 only)

4.5 Password (for Model No.18 only)

Part 5. Operation

5.1 Operation on door stations

5.2 Operation on indoor phones

Part 6. Troubleshooti ng

6.1 Test

6.2 Troubleshooting

Page

1~2

3~4

5~11

12~15

16~19

Mode l No .9

54.5 X1 40. 5X 40( mm )

Mode l No .18

102X 17 5X3 9( mm)

Mode l No .15 A sur face mo unt

79X1 48 X45 (m m)

Mode l No .15 C fl ush m ou nt

93X1 68 X52 (m m)

Mode l No .15 B su rfa ce m ount, card r ea der. 79X 148X4 5(mm)

Mode l No .15 D fl ush m ou nt,

card r ea der. 93X 168X5 2(mm)

Mode l No .6

94X1 38 X38 (m m)

Part 1. Product introduction

1.1 Use pu rpose

1.2 Syst em configuration

1.2.1 Do or stations

The system is applied to single family houses, offices, shops, warehouses, and other access control purpose.

Conf ig ura ti on

Door s ta tio n

Indo or p hon e

Powe r su ppl y

Adap te r (18 VD C, 1A )

Tra ns forme r (18VD C, 2.2A )

Opti on s

Mode l No .

Mode l No .9

Mode l No .15

Mode l No .18

Rema rk s

① ② Mode l N6 0, N7 2B , and N 75 B: 7" TFT color s creen . ③ Mode l F- 7: Audio h andsf ree ind oor pho ne. For e conom ic purp ose. ④ Ever y vi deo i nd oor pho ne requ ires th e 18VDC p ower.

Mode l V-26 : 4 or 4.3" TFT col or scre en .

①②All pa ne ls ar e al uminu m.

Door s ta tio ns d on' t re quire a ny dire ct powe r suppl y.

③Card r ea der i s av ailab le on Mod el No.1 5 and No. 18. ④Mode l No .9 do or s tat io n is with a p inhol e camer a. ⑤ ⑥

⑦Mode l No .18 i s wi th a keyp ad for rele as e doo rs .

Name t ag i s ava il able on M odel No .9 and No .15. Ther e ar e opt io ns of the b racke t (surf ace mou nt) and i nstal latio n box

(flu sh m oun t) f or Mo de l No.6 an d No.15 d oor pan els.

PIN co de s to

①Both a re f ree v ol tage in put AC10 0V~24 0V. ②One tr an sfo rm er can su pport u p to 4 vide o indoo r phone s while o ne

adap te r can s up port on ly one vi deo ind oor pho ne. But i f there a re 3 or more d oo r sta ti ons, an other t ransf ormer m ay be req uired .

We may p rovid e more op ti ons with ou t adv an ced not ifica tion. and th e cu rre nt o ption s may be re place d

Mode l: F -7 Mode l: V-2 6 Mode l: N 60 Mode l: N 72B Mode l: N 75B

CA L L

MIC

1.2.2 In door phones

1.2.3 Power supply

1.3 Features and functions

Adap te r

Tra ns forme r

(DIN R ai l)

> Call, answer, and release doors. > DIY system with 4 wires; PLUG & PLAY connection. > Various flexible connection diagrams are optional. > Max. capacity: Up to 4 door stations and 4 indoor phones. > Intercom and calling transfer between indoor phones. > Various melody ring tones are optional. > Two options to release doors, by SIGNAL or by POWER (Models except No.9).

> Surface and flush mount are optional (Model No.6 and No.15). > Rainproof and anti-vandal (Model No.6, No.9, No.15 and No.18). > Night viewing; illuminated call button. > Touch button indoor phones are optional (Model N60, N72B, ). > Picture memory and privacy functions are available on Model N75B.

> Use two group passwords to release two doors and gates(Model No.18). > Double unlock buttons to release two doors/gates/garages...(Model N60, N72B, N75B). > Use cards to release the doors (Model No.15 & No.18).

N75B

N72B,

Mode l V-26

180X 115X21 (mm)

Mode l N7 2B

210 X15 0X 23( mm )

Mode l N7 5B

210 X15 0X 23( mm )

Mode l N6 0

239X 13 9X2 0( mm)

Mode l F- 7

101X 13 5X2 5( mm)

Part 2. Technical parameters & structure

2.1 Technical paramet ers

2.1.1 Do or station

2.1.2 In door phone

2.1.3 Power supply

2.2 Stru cture

2.2.1 Do or stations

Camera: Viewing angle: Lens: Resolution: Min. illumination: Video output: Audio SNR: Audio distortion: Standby current: Working current: Working voltage: Environment temperature:

Display: Resolution: Video output: Audio SNR: Audio distortion: Standby current: Working current: Working voltage: Environment temperature:

1/3” SONY CCD or 1/3” CMOS 92° F=3.6 420TV Line

0.01 LUX 1Vp-p/75Ω

≥25dB ≤7% ≤60mA ≤230mA DC18V±10%

-40℃ ～+ 70℃

4"TFT, 7"TFT 420TV Line 1Vp-p/75Ω

≥25dB ≤7% ≤60mA ≤500mA DC18V±10%

-10℃ ～+ 55℃

4.3”TFT,

Voltage input: Voltage output: Current output: Power plug style:

Adapter

AC100V~240V

DC18V

Optional

Transformer

AC100V~240V

DC18V

2.2A /

B) Mod el N o.9 :

Lig ht sens or

Scr ew

Cal l butto n

Nam e tag

Spe aker

Cas t alumi nium pa nel

Pin -hole c amera

LED s

Mic ropho ne

A) Mod el N o.6 :

Lig ht sens or

Scr ew

Cal l butto n

Spe aker

Cas t alumi nium pa nel

Cam era

LED s

Mic ropho ne

Pow er indi cator

D) Mod el N o.1 5 (S urf ac e mou nt ):

Rai n shiel d(Sur face mou nt brac ket)

LED s

Cam era Lig ht sens or

Cas t alumi nium pa nel

Spe aker

Nam e tag

Cal l butto n Mic ropho ne

Scr ew

Car d reade r

ins ide

E) Mod el N o.1 5 (F lus h mo unt ):

LED s

Cam era Lig ht sens or

Cas t alumi nium pa nel Spe aker

Nam e tag

Cal l butto n Mic ropho ne

Scr ew

Car d reade r

ins ide

C) Mod el N o.1 8 (F lus h mo unt ):

LED s

Cam era

Cas t alumi nium pa nel

Spe aker

Cal l butto n

Mic ropho ne Scr ew

Car d reade r insid e

CA L L

MIC

Key pad

2.2.2 In door phones

A) Mod el F -7

B) Mod el V-26

Ima ge adju stors

M - +

Mic ropho ne

Dec orati ve coa tABS

Spe aker

Pow er indi cator

Int ercom c all but ton Mon itor bu tton

Unl ock but ton Ans wer but ton

Pla stic ca sing

Spe ech vol ume adj ustor

4" TF T-LC D Scree n

Int ercom c all but ton

Unl ock but ton

Ans wer but ton

Pla stic ca sing

Spe aker

Mic ropho ne

2.2.3 Power supply

A) Adapto r

B) Trans forme r

Int ercom c all but ton( il lum inate d) Ext ra unlo ck butt on(i llumi nated ) Mon itor bu tton( i llu minat ed) Unl ock but ton( il lum inate d) Ans wer but ton( il lum inate d)

Spe ech vol ume adj ustor

& Ima ge adju stors

Mic ropho ne

Spe aker

7" TF T-LC D scree n

ABS d ecora tive co at

C) Mod el N 60

E) Mod el N 75B

Fun ction b utton (ill umina ted)

Int ercom c all but ton( il lum inate d)

Ext ra unlo ck butt on(i llumi nated ) Mon itor bu tton( i llu minat ed) Unl ock but ton( il lum inate d) Ans wer but ton( il lum inate d) Mic ropho ne

Spe aker

7" TF T-LC D scree n

ABS d ecora tive co at

D) Mod el N 72B

Fun ction b utton (ill umina ted)

Int ercom c all but ton( il lum inate d)

Ext ra unlo ck butt on(i llumi nated ) Mon itor bu tton( i llu minat ed) Unl ock but ton( il lum inate d) Ans wer but ton( il lum inate d) Mic ropho ne Pow er indi cator

Spe aker

7" TF T-LC D scree n

ABS d ecora tive co at

Powe r in dic at or

Anod e( L)

Cath od e(N )

Grou nd ( )

Powe r ou tpu t te rmina ls

-+ -+

N L

Inpu t po wer p lu g

Outp ut p owe r pl ug

to ind oo r pho ne

Pow er indi cator

Part 3. Installation and connection

3.1 Inst allation

3.1.1 Do or stations

B) Flush m ount

a. Produce a groove (115x70x41mm) on a proper position in the wall( ). b. Put the box in the groove and fix it in the wall with screws and cement( ). c. Take off the coat from the door panel with the enclosed driver( ). d. Put the small seal behind the door panel and fix them on the box with screws after connect the cable( ). e. Cover the panel with the coat and fix it( ).

④

③

①

②

①

Model No. 6

A) Surfa ce mount

a. Take off the coat from the door panel with the enclosed driver ( ). b. Install the expansion plugs in the wall beside the cable( ). c. Put the big seal behind the bracket and fix both on the wall with the screws( ). d. Put the small seal behind the door panel and then fix both on bracket after connect the cable( ) e. Cover the door panel with the coat and fix them with the screws and driver( ).

①

④

③

② .

①

Big se al

Smal l se al

Rain s hi eld (b racke t)

Soft p la sti c pr otect or

Coat

Door p an el

expa ns ion p lu gs

Plea se m ind t he s oft pla stic pro tec tor is pu t on the ca ll swit ch. It is e asy to dro p.

Model No.9

a. Release the panel from the bracket with the enclosed screw driver( ). b. Choose a proper position and fix the big seal and bracket on the wall with 2 screws ( ). c. Put the panel on the bracket after connect the cable( ) d. Fix the panel from the bottom with the enclosed driver and screw( ).

②③

①②

③ .

②③

Big se al

Smal l se al

Brac ke t

Pane l

expa ns ion p lu gs

Hook

Smal l se al

Soft p la sti c pr otect or

Coat

Door p an el

expa ns ion p lu gs

Box

Model No.18 (Flush mount) a. Produce a groove(86.4x154.4x55mm) on a proper position of the wall( ). b. Take off the door panel from the box with the enclosed screw driver( ). c. Fix the box in the groove with screws and expansion plugs or cement( ). d. Fix the door panel in the box with the screws( ).

①

②③

①

④

②

①

Door p an el

Box

③

Wall

Model No.15

A) Surfa ce mount

a. Take off the door panel from the bracket with the enclosed screw driver( ). b. Fix the bracket on the wall with two screws and expansion plugs( ). c. Put the door panel on the bracket and fix it

after connect the cable( ).

①

②

③

Mind the actual camera viewing angle and put the door station on a proper position. [the manufacturer suggests 1.4~1.8m of height.]

②Do not put the devices at the places where there are high voltage, high temperature, strong magnet, corrosive, humidification, ets. ③Do not drag the cable. ④Keep the devices clean.

①

B) Flush m ount a. Produce a groove (75x150x50mm) on a proper position of the wall( ). b. Take off the door panel from the box with the enclosed screw driver( ). c. Fix the box in the groove with screws and expansion plugs or cement( ). d. Fix the door panel in the box with the screws( ).

①

②③

①

④

Door p an el

Box

expa ns ion p lu gs

②

①

③

①

②

Brac ke t(r ai n shiel d)

Door p an el

expa ns ion p lu gs

③

a. Fix the bracket on the box or on the wall with the screws( or ). b. Move the indoor phone and put it on the bracket after connect the cable( ).

① ②

③

B) Video indoor phone s

Aud io an d vi deo ind oor pho nes may h ave dif fere nt size s of brac ket. Pl ea se in st all a cc ordi ngly.

3.1.2 In door phones A) Audio indoor phones

a. Take off the bracket by pushing the bracket and panel in contrary direction( ). b. Fix the bracket on the box or on the wall with screws( ). c. Put the panel on the bracket and push it down until the panel is locked by the hooks( ).

①

② or ③

④

expa ns ion p lu gs

③

Pane l

Brac ke t

Hook s

②

box

Pane l

Brac ke t

o i

or ph

①

brac ke t

Video ind

r p

hone

expa ns ion p lu gs

③

②

①

Hook

box

C) Magne tic type

a. Fix the bracket on the box or on the wall with the screws( or ). b. Move the indoor phone and put it on the bracket after connect the cable( ).

① ②

③

rack et

ide

o i

doo

r ph

③

②

①

3.1.3 Na me tag

A) Model N o.9

B) Model No.15

a. Use a proper screw driver and insert it into the gap of the name tag and then turn it up(jk). b. Change the name tag. c. Insert the set of name tag into the groove(l).

a. Press the name tag at a side and then take it off. b. Change the name tag. c. Insert the set of name tag into the groove and then press it to be locked.

3.2 Conn ection

3.2.1 Wires and distance

RVV4 x0.5m m

(U.S .: AWG 20)

Wires

RVV2 x1.0

(U. S. : AWG18)

≤100m

Between the last door station and the last indoor phone

Best distance Remarks

≤100m

For DIN rail power supply (transformer)

Thom as Brow n

Davi d Hunte r

cove r

name t ag

spac er

Dav id Hunt er

name t ag

cove r

spac er

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A. Basic connection

3.2.3 Co mponent diagram

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Model No.9

COM

GND

VIDE O

18V

S1 S2

Lock 1

JP1 JP2

Model No.6

S1 S2

JPT

JP1

JP2

Lock 1

Lock 2

PT NC

Model No.15

COM NC NO

18V

VIDE O

GND

S1 S2

Lock 1

Lock 2

JPT

1 2

A) Door stations

B) Indoo r phones

Model F-7

J401

AF-P

AF NC

OUT JP 40 3

IN JP4 02

G +18 V

P A V G

1 2

Model V-26

AF-P

+18V INP UT

P A V G

JP40 2- IN

JP40 3- OU T

3.2.2 Terminals

Door station address code wires Electronic lock selector(jumper)

Audio jumper Program button

Terminal to power supply Terminal for electronic POWER lock

Terminal for electronic SIGNAL lock

Terminals to door station or/and indoor phone. Both have no difference.

JP50 1

PWR AF V G

JP40 3- OU T

JP40 1

+18 V G

JP40 2- IN

1 2

Model N60

Jp81

Terminals for gates/garages/lights ...

Mod e l N72B & N75B

P AF V+ V-

Jp40 3

+18V INP UT

Jp40 2

1 2

AF- P

Jp10 01

Model No.18

COM NC N O

18V AF VI DEO AGND

S2 S1

JPT

L+ L-

B. Best connection for up to 4 door stations and 4 indoor phones

C. Other workable connection C1. Exam ple 1:

RVV4 x0.5m m

e-lo ck

RVV4 x0.5m m

e-lo ck e-lo ck

RVV4 x0.5m m

e-lo ck e-lo ck

C3. Exam ple 3:

C2. Exam ple 2:

e-lo ck

0.5m

V4x

.5m

RVV4

}

①The ba si c com po nen ts a re 1 doo r stati on, 1 ind oor pho ne, and 1 p ower su pply. Th e ma x. capa city t

is 4 doo r st ati on s and 4 i nd oor pho nes. Mo re com ponen ts may ca use mal funct ions. ②One ad ap ter c an s upp or t only on e video i ndoor p hone wh ile one t ransf ormer c an supp ort up to 4 i ndoor p hones . But if th ere a re 3 or 4 doo r st ati on s, on e mo re ada pter or t ransf ormer i s requ ired , be cause t he turn ing mon itor fu nctio n may be no t worka ble.

③All do or s tat io ns do not re qui re pow er supp ly. ④Audi o in doo r ph ones do n ot req uire i ndepe ndent p ower su pp ly. They c an share t he sa me powe r suppl y with vi deo ind oo r pho ne . ⑤For ea sy c onn ec tion th e diagr ams of C1 , C2, and C 3 can be ap plica ble to pro jec ts a cco rdingl y. ⑥Vide o resi stors m ay be hel pful in c as e the re is any pro ble m with im age dis play es pecia lly whi le 2 o r more v ideo in door ph ones are

used . Pl eas e go t o 4.2 for t he res istor s' usag e. ⑦When t he re are 2 or more door st ation s, the ad dre ss wi res ha ve to be cu t so that e very do or stat ions ha ve thei r ex clu si ve addre ss code s. I f the re are, p lease g o to 4.3 fo r door st ation a ddre ss .

⑧In cas e mo re ind oor pho ne s or door s tatio ns are re quired in dia gr am A,C1,C 2,and C 3, p lease c onnec t them fro m the ter minal w ire s

and tr y. If t he imag e quali ty is not g ood eno ugh and t he imag e adjus tors ca nn ot he lp , ple as e read 4 .2 and tr y accord ing ly.

he man uf act ure r sug gests

3.2.4 Electronic locks

There are various electronic locks. People from different countries may have different practice of using electronic locks. Generally speaking there are two methods to release doors via door entry systems. One is SIGNAL. Another is POWER. This system supports both. Users may adopt either accordingly.

A) Diagr ams for POWER electronic locks

(exa mpl e: Mode l No.15 )Doo r st at i on

COM NC NO

18V

VIDE O

GND

S1 S2

Lock 1

Lock 2

JPT

B) Diagrams for SIGNAL electronic locks

(exa mpl e: Door st at i on M od e l No. 15)

COM NC NO

18V

VIDE O

GND

S1 S2

Lock 1

Lock 2

JPT

①P ease choo se one of t he abov em ent io ned dia grams a ccording to t he elec tron ic l ock s.

② ③Plea se p ut th e ju mper of J PT on PT positi on once y ou wire as diag ram A. B ut pl ea se put it o n NC posi tion on ce you wi re as di a-

gram B .

Inst an t out pu t (Diag ram A): 12V DC, 500 mA.

12VD C

④

acco rding to t he elec tron ic lock s.

⑤There i s no term inal fo r power l ocks on t he door s tatio n Model N o.9. ⑥The el ec tron ic lock s can kee p rele asing i n 0.5 sec ond onl y in d iag ra m A, b ut in 5 sec onds in d iagra m B. ⑦It is av ai lable t o rele as e the ele ctro ni c locks b y dire ct ly push ing but ton if th e lo cks are conne ct ed to the i ndoor p hones . ⑧SIGN AL l oc ks and PO WER loc ks can be c onnec ted to di fferent doo r stati on s or in do or ph on es. T he re is no i nterf eren ce. ⑨A SIG NAL lock an d a POWER l ock can b e conne cted to t he same d oor sta tion or t he same i ndoor p hone, b ut t he ju mp er of J PT has

to be pu t on P T po sitio n, so tha t the ins tant st rong p ower cu rren t wi ll not de stro y the dev ices. ⑩Plea se m ind i f th e wire s of elec tron ic lock s are nonp olari ty.

In dia gr am B, C OM t erm in al has to b e conne cted. N C means c lose ci rcui t. NO mea ns open c ircuit . Pleas e choos e a right t ermin al

3.2. 5 Ex tra u nl ock b ut ton

Ther e ar e ext ra u nlock b utton s with re lays on M odel N6 0, N72B , and N75 B indoo r phone s. They can b e ap pli ca ble f or g ates, g arage s, ligh ts , etc .

e-lo ck

Gate s, g ara ge s, ligh ts, or et c.

...

Cautio n!

Max. c on tac t lo ad(te rmina ls in 3.2 .2): 2A /30VD C and 0.5 A/125 VAC.

DO NOT exc ee d the par amete rs. Oth erwis e it may ca use dam ages.

Part 4. System programming

4.1 Audio jumper

4.2 Video resistor

4.3 Door station address

The audio jumper has to be put on AF position in the indoor phone if there is only one indoor phone. In case there are more indoor phones, only the last indoor phone is required to do that. Meanwhile the other indoor phones' jumpers have to be put on NC position. Please do the same if there are two or more routes such as the diagrams of C1 and C2 in 3.2.3.

In case the image display is rolling or with any other abnormality probl em and the image adjustors can

not help, please try to use the enclosed video resistors to connect between GND (G) and Video (V) terminals in the last video indoor phone(s). Either end can be connected to G or V.

Purp le

Gree n Bl ack

Gold

75Ω vi de o res is tor

Brow n

Gree n Brow n

Gold

150Ω v id eo re si stor

If there are two or more door stations, the door st ations have to be addressed by cutting the code wires

as the following table. The code wires are on the position as 3.2.2 A and marked as S1 and S2.

Plea se b e sure e very do or stat ion has e xclus ive add ress n um ber s if t hey w or k toget her.

Diagram (3.2.3)

Video resistor size and quantity required

75Ω video resistor: 1 piece

150Ω video resistor: 2 piece

Connect each on the two indoor phones that are closest to the door stations.

150Ω video resistor: 2 piece Connect each piece on the two indoor phones separately.

75Ω video resistor: 1 piece

Door station address No.

Code wire: S1 Code wire: S2

0 (1st door station)

1 (2nd door station)

2 (3rd door station)

3 (4th door station)

Video ind oor pho ne(Mo del N60 )

JP50 1

PWR AF V G

JP40 3- OU T

JP40 1

+18 V G

JP40 2- IN

Jp81

Video ind oor pho ne(Mo del N60 )

JP50 1

PWR AF V G

JP40 3- OU T

JP40 1

+18 V G

JP40 2- IN

Jp81

C. Cance l cards

b. Push the CALL button and do not release it for 2 seconds( ). All registered user and m aster cards

will be canceled as soon as the door station sounds a long beep again.

Put a master card proximate to the reader( ). The door station wil l sound a long beep. ①

②

Mean wh ile t he re ade r gets ready fo r regi st eri ng m aster c ards .

AS T

B. Regis ter user cards

a. Put a master card pro ximate to the reader( ). The reader will get ready to register user cards as soon

as the door station sounds a long beep. b. Put a card proximate to the reader( ). The door station will sound a beep if it is registered as a

user card successfully. If m ore us er cards a re nee ded, pl ease co ntinu ously p ut more card s pro xim ate to th e read er one by

one. ( Ma x. ca pa city: 1 20pcs )

d. Exit by putting the master card proximate to the reader again( ). (I t also ca n exit au tomat ic all y af ter 1 5

seco nd s.)

①

②

①

TE R

4.4 Card reader (fo r Model No.15 & No.18 only) A. Regis ter master cards

The system provides up to 8 master cards. Users may use the card to register or cancel other cards easily. a. Push the program bu tton in the back side of the door station with a tool .Release it when the door

station sounds a beep.

b. Push the CALL button and do not release it for 2 seconds( ). The door station will sound double beeps. At this moment the system gets ready to register master cards. c. Put a card proximate to the reader . When the door station sounds a beep, the card is registered

as a master card successfully. If more master cards are needed, please continuously put more cards

proximate to the reader one by one. d. Exit by pushing the program button again( ). (It also can exit automatically after 15 seconds.)

①

②

③

①

( )

4.5 Pass word settings (for Model No.18 only)

Residents are allowed to use passwords to release the doors on the door station Model No.18. There are three group passwords. They are > System password (default:1234). It is the key to change all passwords. > Entry password 1 . It is the key to open the doors that connect to the terminals of the door stations.

4.5.1 Get into the program status

Method 1>> Use the system password on the door station. For example, push 1234 as the following figure. Method 2>> Push the program button on the back side of the door station as the following figure.

The do or s tat io n wil l so und a lon g beep to i ndica te the su ccess ful ope ratio n. Othe rwise i t will so un d dou bl e bee ps i nstea d. It is sa me to 4.5 .2 .

4.5.2 Ch ange passwords A) Chang e the system password

Step 1> Get into the program status as 4.5.1. Step 2> Push *00*. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 3> Push the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 4> Repeat the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, the new password is valid. For example, if the default password needs to be changed to 4444, then do as the following figures.

(default:1235)

> Entry password 2 (default:1236). It is the key to open the gates that connect to the terminals of the indoor phones (extra unlock buttons on Model N60, N72B and N75B).

S2 S1

JPT

L+ L-

CA L L

MIC

1234

CA L L

MIC

1234

CA L L

MIC

1234

CA L L

MIC

*00*

CA L L

MIC

*01*

CA L L

MIC

4444 #

CA L L

MIC

5555 #

CA L L

MIC

4444 #

CA L L

MIC

5555 #

B) Chang e entry password 1

Step 1> Get into the program status as 4.5.1. Step 2> Push *01*. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 3> Push the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 4> Repeat the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, the new password is valid. For example, if the default password needs to be changed to 5555, then do as the following figures

CA L L

MIC

1234

CA L L

MIC

*02*

CA L L

MIC

6666 #

CA L L

MIC

6666 #

C) Chang e entry password 2

Step 1> Get into the program status as 4.5.1. Step 2> Push *02*. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 3> Push the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, then Step 4> Repeat the new password and end by # button. If it sounds a long beep, the new password is valid. For example, if the default password needs to be changed to 6666, then do as the following figures

4.5.4 Re call password

In case residents forget the passwords, please push the program button and then do the same as 4.5.2.

4.5.3 Exit the program status

Method 1> Double push # button. Method 2> Push the program button. Method 3> Don’t operate in 15 seconds.

Before th e doo r st ati on e xits th e prog ram sta tus, t repeat ing ste p 3 & 4 once th e prev io us oper at ion f ai ls. The t hree group pas swords shou ld be exc lusiv e to e ach o th er. Entry pas sword 1 is prio r to Entr y passw ord 2 . In cas e bo th are s ame, en try pas sword 2 would b e inval id, eve n if t he ch an ge is s uc cessf ul. The t hre e group pas swords can be set on e by o ne at o ne t ime by st artin g from s tep 2, wh ile the d oor sta tion is o n the prog ram sta tus.

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Part 5. Operation

5.1.2 Us e cards to release doors

Put a registered card proximate to the reader. The door station will sound a beep.

5.1.3 Us e passwords to release doors

Push 4 digits password (e.g. 5555).

CA L L

MIC

5555

5.2 Operation on indoor phones

5.2.1 Answer

Push button and speak.

CA L L

MIC

5.1 Operation on door stations

5.1.1 Ca ll residents

Push the CALL button on the door station. The door will sound a feedback ring if the calling is successful. The calling can be ended immediately once the call button is pushed again. If there is no answer, the calling will end itself after 15 seconds.

The do or c an be re lease d by push ing but ton wit hout ca lling i f the ele ctroni c lock is c onnec ted to th e indoo r phone .

5.2.2 Re lease door

Push button while the indoor phone is at intercom status.

5.2.5 Broadcast

Push button and then speak. People other indoor phones can hear. nearby the

5.2.6 Ca ll other indoor phones

Keep pushing button for 2 seconds. The other indoor phones will ring.

If t here are t wo or m ore c amera s, s ur vei ll anc e for d iffere nt e ntran ces is also a vai la ble by a 2n d, 3 rd, o r 4th p ush. D uring surv ei lla nc e it is ava ilabl e to spea k with so mebod y outsi de by pus hing bu tton an d rele as e the doo r by push ing but ton.

5.2.4 Video surveillance

Push button and then the image in front of the camera will be displayed on the screen.

5.2.7 Ca ll transfer

Push button to ring the other indoor phones while at intercom status. If somebody answers, the line will be transferred.

Func ti ons o f 5. 2.5, 5. 2.6 and 5 .2.7 are a vai lable o nly if th ere are t wo or more i ndo or phon es.

5.2.3 Re lease gates/garages ...

Push button if the indoor phones are with the function.

5.2.8 Adjust the image quality

Push button and then button to keep displaying longer in order to get more time for operation.

Push ME NU but to n, th e sc reen wi ll show C ON TRAS T, BRIGH TNES S AN D COL OR b y tur n, t hen p us h + and butt on s to ad ju st thei r scale s.

M - +

5.2.10 Adjust the ring & speech volume

Turn the wheel to decrease or increase the ring and speech volume.

M - +

5.2.11 OSD menu and picture memory

5.2.11.1 Operation on OSD menu

Push button to activate the screen. Then push M button to activate the OSD menu. There are the items of brightness, contrast, color, language, date, time, and delete all. Users may push button (+) and button (-) to adjust the parameters, and push M button to confirm or skip them.

5.2.11.2 Picture memory

A. Capture images The indoor phone will capture the visitor’s image automatically if nobody answers the call after 3 seconds. But the captured images will be canceled automatically if the call was answered at last. Users also may push button to capture the image and store it during the communication.

5.2.9 Ch ange the ring tone

Keep pushing button for 2 seconds. The indoor phone will ring. Then continue to push the button

again and again until the favorite ring sounds.

B. Review the stored images Push button and do not release it for 2 seconds. The indoor phone will sound a double beep. The latest stored image will display. Users may push or buttons to turn the pages.

5.2.11.3 Adjust ring and volum e

Push button and do not release it until the indoor phone rings. At this moment users may push button again and again to choose the rings. The choice will be accepted once the indoor phone shuts automatically or the users push button. While adjusting users may push button again and again to increase/decrease the ring volume. There are 8 levels. The levels will turn to next one by one. The setting will quit itself if no operation in 10 seconds. Users also may push button to confirm the setting and exit immediately.

5.2.11.4 Privacy setting

At the standby status push M button and do not release it for 2 seconds. The indoor phone will get ready for the privacy with a double beeps.

The ac ti ons o f pu shi ng a ny butt on or ans werin g a call, o r the tim eout (1 2 hours ) will ma ke the se tting i nvali d.

C. Delete the stored images During the reviewing status push button and do not release it for 2 seconds. The dialogue box will display. At this moment push button again, then the viewing page will be deleted. Then push “ + ” buttons to exit.

In cas e al l reco rded i mages n eed to be c ancel ed, use rs may go t o th e OSD m en u (as 5 .2 .11.1).

Part 6. Troubleshooting

6.1 Test

After all components are installed and connected as the user's manual, please switch the power on and then try to operate all features on all door stations and indoor phones as Part 5.

6.2 Troubleshooting

Comm on m alf un ction s

Poss ib le re as ons

Obvi at ion

No fee db ack r in g after p ushin g the cal l butt on .Me an while t he door s tatio n's LED in di cat or d oesn' t turn on .

Disc on nec ti on on the p ower su pply or sock et .

No ima ge d isp la yed. The ot hers ar e all ok .

Disc on nec ti on on the ( black ) signa l wire of the i nd oor p ho ne.

Poor i ma ge qu al ity

No vid eo r esi st or conn ected o n the ind oor phon e.

Wrong m atche d video r esist or conn ected .

Two or m ore doo r stati ons sha re a same addr es s.

Rece iv e a cal l bu t canno t answe r.

Audi o ju mpe r is n ot on the r ight po sitio n (usu al ly AF).

Ghos t im age .

Repl ac e the p ow er supp ly or the s ocket .

Chec k an d con ne ct the wi res.

Chec k an d con ne ct the vi deo res istor.

Repl ac e the w ro ng vide o resis tor wit h a corr ec t one .

Use th e au dio j um per on th e right p ositi on acco rd ing ly.

Cut th e co de wi re s to make e xclus ive addr es s no. f or e ver y do or stat ion.

Disc on nec ti on on the ( red or bl ack) si gnal wire s.

Unav ai lab le t o activ ate a 2nd c amera .

The po we r is to o we ak to sup port th e whole syst em .

If use o nl y one t ra nsfor mer, p lease a dd anot he r tra ns forme r/ada pter.

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