LEGRAND AI6100M1, AI6000M1 User Manual

™

adorne

Wireless Video Intercom Kit

(P/N AI6100M1)

™

adorne

Wireless Video Room Unit

(P/N AI6000M1)

User’s Guide 1308223 REV. A

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Certifications

FCC Notice - FCC ID: YV8-202650 (Door Unit) and YV8-202662 (Room Unit)

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by Legrand could void your authority to operate this equipment.

Canadian Department of Communications - IC: 9922A-202650 (Door Unit) and 9922A-202662 (Room Unit)

This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A. Introduction 1 B. System Components Overview 2 C. User Interface Overview 3

1. How to Navigate the User Interface 4

2. Pop-up Style Message Screens 5

3. Additional Icons on the Display 5

D. System Personalization 6

1. Choosing Unit Names 6

2. Room Settings 8

3. Door Settings 11

4. Time/Date Settings 15

5. System Settings (System Language) 16

E. System Configuration 18

1. Adding another Video Room Unit (or Door Unit after System Reset) 18

2. Removing a Video Room Unit (or Door Unit) 19

3. System Diagnostics 20

4. System Reset 21

F. System Operation 23

1. Answering a Door Unit 23

2. Calling another Video Room Unit 24

3. Door Messaging 25

4. Recording a Door Greeting 25

5. Recording a Message 27

6. Sending a Message 29

7. Playing a Message 31

8. Muting a Unit 32

9. Monitoring a Unit 32

10. Operation with a Battery-powered Door Unit 33

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A. Introduction

The Legrand adorne™ Wireless 2.4GHz Video Intercom Kit (see Figure 1), is an advanced wireless-based video intercom system consisting of a Video Door Unit and up to three Video Room Units. The AI6100M1 Wireless Video Intercom Kit consists of the Video Door Unit and one Video Room Unit packaged together. Up to two additional Video Room Units (AI6000M1) can be ordered separately to create a maximized system.

Figure 1

AI6100M1

AI6000M1

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B. System Components Overview

System Components

The following components are typically utilized to make up the AI6100M1 Wireless Video Intercom Kit (see Figure 2).

 Wireless Video Door Unit: The Video Door Unit may be powered by existing doorbell

power (16-20V AC), and in that case, mounted on the door frame, or may be powered by an included battery unit, which enables the Video Door Unit to be door frame or center of door mounted. The battery option requires six AA batteries (not included), which should provide for six months of typical operation. All installation components for each style of operation are provided, including angled door frame mounting brackets, a flat center-ofdoor mounting bracket and a doorbell power kit.

 Wireless Video Room Unit: The Wireless Video Room Unit comes with its own AC

adapter for power, a wall mount bracket for wall mounting and a folding stand for table top use. The Room Unit supports three languages (English, French and Spanish), and has several built in features for system personalization, including 88 Room Names, 19 Door Names, 7 GUI Menu Themes (background/text colors) and 18 Doorbell Tones. Room Units also support messaging, so that the delivery man can leave a message saying a package has been left, or when multiple Room Units are employed, messages can be sent to other Room Units to announce when dinner is ready. The maximum wireless range of the system is up to 200ft. line of site or up to 75ft. obstructed.

Figure 2

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C. User Interface Overview

There can be only one Master Room Unit in a system, whether it is the only Video Room Unit, or if there are multiple Video Room Units. It is typically the first Room Unit powered on and configured. The Master Video Room Unit is the only Room Unit that can create custom Door Greetings or retrieve a message left at the Door Unit. Video Room Units that are not the Master Unit have no icon. There are also several icons discussed later that appear just to the left of the Unit name, such as Busy, Monitor, Mute, etc. that indicate the status of a particular Unit

video door icon

master room unit icon

navigation buttons

lcd display

setup button

monitor button

this unit’s

name

mute button

message button

talk/select button

other units that this unit sees

date/time as set on this unit

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1. How to Navigate the User Interface:

Press Up/Down Navigation Buttons to move the highlight to a different selection.

Press theTALK/SELECT Button to see the highlighted selection’s sub-menu (or answer the Door).

The Left Navigation Button acts as the Back Button.

The Left and Right navigation Buttons are also used when not performing another function to lower and raise the volume of the Video Room Unit.

The Right Navigation Button is used to move the highlight to select a different function. In the example shown, we’ve stopped on “Record” to record a message to the Master Suite.

Press the TALK/SELECT Button to Begin recording.

Again, the Left Navigation Button Acts as the Back Button.

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2. Pop-up Style Message Screens:

Depending on the operation, the display may be replaced by a PopUp Message (sending a message to the master suite in this case).

The most common one of these is initiated when the Left or Right Buttons are pressed from an otherwise idle Room Unit (as previously discussed, it’s used to adjust the Room Unit’s volume).

3. Additional Icons on the Display:

When a Room Unit is placed in Mute or Monitor mode, icons are added to the Room Unit to show the status of a particular Unit (in this case, the master suite user has placed his Room Unit in Mute).

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D. System Personalization

The following section explains how to use any Wireless Video Door System Room Unit to personalize the system. Start by pressing the Setup Button on the Room Unit.

Pressing the Setup Button takes you to this screen, where you can Name the Room and Door Unit, change Room and Door Settings, set the Time and Date Settings and adjust the System Settings.

1. Choosing Unit Names

Leave the “Naming” selection

highlighted and press the Talk/Select Button to begin the unit naming function.

Leave the “Door 1” selection highlighted, which is the default name for Door Unit and press the Talk/Select Button.

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You are shown a list of 19 possible Door Unit names. Use the Up and Down arrows to navigate the list. Once you see a name you want to use, with that name highlighted (Front Door in this case), press the Talk/Select Button to select that name for your Door Unit.

Now that we’ve named the Door

Unit, highlight the default name of the Room Unit (Room1) and press the Talk/Select Button.

You are shown a list of 88 possible Room Unit names. Use the Up and Down arrows to navigate the list. Once you see a name you want to use, with that name highlighted, press the Talk/Select Button to select that name for your Room Unit.

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As you can see, both our Door Unit and our Room Unit now have names. Press “Setup” to continue personalization.

2. RoomSettings

To further personalize our Room

Unit, highlight “Room Settings” and

press Talk/Select.

On this screen you can select to adjust this Room Unit’s Theme (background/text colors), its Chime Volume, its Display Timeout, or its Brightness.

With the Theme highlighted, press Talk/Select.

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