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Wireless colour video doorphone
User manual
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Thank you fo r pu rchasing our wirel ess video door p hone system.
Before carrying out the installation, please read this user’s manual
carefully and follow all the guidelines during the process of
installation and operation.
Contents
Features……… ……………………………… …………… ………………1
Components checklist……………………………………………………1
Products description………………………………………………………2
Cradle
Charger fixing procedure
Button description…………………………………………………………5
ID NO. display……… ……………………… ……………………… ……5
Coding
Receive code…………………………………………… …………………6
Code clearing
Setting of ring tone
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Brightness adjustment…………………………………………………8
Surveillance…………………………………………………………………8
Basic operation ……………………………………………………………9
Night-vision operation……………… ……… …………………………11
Unlocking time setting…………………………………………………11
Installation…… …………………………… …… …… …… ……………12
Lock connection…… ……………………………………………………13
Technical specifications… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 14
Trouble shooting……… … … … … ……… … … … ………… … … … 15
Propagation of radio waves
Battery specifications… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 16
Notes……… ……… … ……… ……… ……… … ……… ……… … ……17
Guarantee…… ……… …… ……… …………… ……… …… ……… …17
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Features
● Wireless colour video doorphone
● Mobile handset with 2.4 TFT-LCD screen
● Identify and screen callers
● Unlock doors remotely for visitors
● Range in free field 300 meters
● 12 selectable ringtones
● Handset to handset communication (Paging)
● Infra red camera in outside call station to see callers at night
● Expand to a 2-way system by adding a call station & handset
● Rechargeable battery via mini USB interface
● Standby status 72 hours
● Easy to install
● Built-in surveillance mode function
Components checklist
Package contents:
one outdoor camera/call station, one handset monitor (include Li-ion
battery), one power adaptor for call station (DC5V, 1A), one charger
for handset monitor (DC4.5V, 0.8A), cradle and some screws for
fixing the call station on the wall.
Components description:
Handset monitor
Charger
Call station
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Power adaptor
Cradle
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Products description
ON/OFF
Unlock
Monitor
Brightness+
Brightness-
Speaker
2.4G a ntenna
Status indicator
2.4 inch LCD
Code clearing
Rese t
Answer
Microphone
Microphone
Camera
Speaker
Status indicator
Call
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Cradle
1. F ixed on the desk
2. F ixed on the wall
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Charger fixing procedure
(3)
(5)
(4)
(6)
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Button description
“ON/OFF”button: It is used to power on/power off of wireless
handset monitor.
“ ”: Is used to:a) answer the calls when visitors press the call
button in outdoor call station; b) as the confirmation button when
performing the ringing tone selection; c) as the coding button when
carrying out coding between the components.
“ ”: In standby status, it is used to enter the menus of ringing tone
selections; in talk status, it is used to increase brightness.
“ ”: In talk status, it is used for reducing brightness.
“ ”: Is used to switch on the camera in outdoor call station in order
to monitor outside in standby status.
“ ”: It is used to operate an electric lock release when the monitor
is in the “talk” status.
“ ”:Is used to clear the previous code .After this operation ,you
should carry-out the coding procedure between or among the call
stations and handsets again.
“ ”：Make it return to the default status .After this operation ,then
it will enter the OFF status.
ID NO. display
Press the “ON/OFF ” button when the handset monitor is in OFF
status, until the 2.4 inch TFT-LCD displays “Welcom e” and sounds
two “Di Di” tones, then release the button. It means that the handset
monitor is entering into the ON status.
Press the “ON/OFF” button when the handset monitor is in ON status,
then the 2.4 inch TFT-LCD will show “Goodbye”and create two “Di Di”
tones, then release the button. This indicates that the handset
monitor is entering into OFF status.
When the outdoor camera is powered, a single “Di” tone indicates
that call station 1 is being viewed. If a dual “Di Di” tone is sounded
this confirms that the call station 2 is being viewed.
Coding
1).Press the “ ” and “ ” buttons at the same time when the
handset monitor is i n power-on status, until the screen shows the
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letters “Configure code”, then release the buttons and it will enter
the coding status.
2).At this time, press the call button in outdoor camera when it is in
standby status until the red indicator remains lit and creates two
sounds “Di Di ”, then release the button and it will enter the coding
status.
3)If the handset monitor shows the letters “successed” within 8s, the
coding is successful and the call station and handset monitor have
successfully paired; at this time, the outdoor call station will create 3
sounds “Di Di Di”. If the handset monitor shows the letters "failed"
within 8S, then it means that the coding is failed and the outdoor
station will have no response.
Note: After successful coding, then the outdoor camera and handset
monitor are the 1st outdoor camera and 1st handset monitor
respectively; if coding is failed, you should do the coding again.
Receive code
(only required when adding one more call station or
one more handset monitor.)
Adding one more handset monitor :
1).Press the “ ” and “ ” buttons at the same time, when the 1st
handset
code”, then release the buttons and enter the “transmit code” status.
2).On the additional handset(2nd) after “transmit code” is displayed
on the 1st handset, press the “ ” and “ ” buttons at the same time
on the 2nd handset when it is in ON status until the screen shows
“receive code”, then release the buttons and enter the “receive code”
status, then press the “ ” button at this time in 2nd
monitor. If it shows “successed” on the handset, it means that the
coding has been successful.
monitor is in ON status until the screen shows “transmit
handset
Adding one more outdoor call station :
1).Press the “ ” and “ ” buttons when the handset is in the ON
status until the screen shows “transmit code”, then release the
buttons and enter the “transmit code”status.
2).Then press and hold the
call
button i n outdo or call station until
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you hear the two “Di Di” tones. Then release the call button in outdoor
call station (Do not release until you hear the two Di Di tones ). Then
press the “ ” button in the handset at this time. If it shows
“successed” on the handset, the coding has been successful.
Adding one more outdoor call station and one more
handset monitor:
1).Press the “ ” and “ ” button when the 1st handset monitor is in
ON status until the screen shows “transmit code”, then release the
buttons and enter the “transmit code” status .
2.Then press the “ ” and “ ” buttons at the same time when the
2nd handset monitor is in ON status until the screen shows “receive
code”, then release the buttons and enter the “receive code” status.
Press the “ ” button at this time on 2nd handset monitor. If it shows
“successed” on the handset, then it means that the coding is
successful.
3).On the 2nd handset, press and hold the “ ” and “ ” buttons
when the 2nd handset monitor is in ON status until the screen shows
“transmit code”, then release the buttons and enter the “transmit
code” status.
4).During this time, press the call button in 2nd outdoor call station
until you hear two DiDi tones. Then release the call button in the
outdoor call station(Do not release the button until you hear the two
DiDi tones). If it shows “successed” in the handset, it means that the
coding has been successful.
5).If all the coding is successful, press the “ ” button in the 1st
handset monitor to return to the standby status .
Code clearing
Handset monitor: Keep pressing the “ ” and “ ” buttons when
the handset monitor is in OFF status. At the same time , then pre ss
the ON/OFF button in the handset monitor together until th e screen
displays “clear code ” and creates one “Di” sound (still kee p pressin g
the “ ” and “ ” buttons when you press the ON/OF F button). This
means that code clearing is successful. It will be in OFF status aft er
releasing the buttons.
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Outdoor call station:
Press the code-clear button (th e code-clear butto n is in the ba ck of
outdoor call station, for details, please refer to the connect ion
section. Its icon is
that code clearing is successful.
Note: Be careful when doing this, as it will cause a malfunction. You
will then need to carry out the coding procedure of outdoor call
station and handset again. See above for CODING and RECEIVE
CODE sections.
. )
and it creates one “Di” sound. This means
lock
Setting of ring tone
Press the “ ” (ring tone sel ect ion button) whe n t he han dset
mo nit or is i n standby status, un til a r ing tone sounds, the
mo nit or is n ow in ring tone sel ection mo de. At this time, pr ess
the “ ” bu tto n su cce ssi vely to cho ose ano ther to ne(A to tal 12
ri ng tones are available for selectio n ). Af ter ch oos ing yo ur
fa vorite t one, pre ss th e “ ” b utt on to conf irm , or wa it until the
playi ng to ne is e nded, then it will auto-e xit .
Adjusting brightness
There a re 6 le vels for brightness adj ust men t.
Press the “ ” button when the handset monitor is in talk status or
surveillance function(For details, please kindly refer to the BASIC
OPERATION and SURVEILLANCE), then the brightness level will
become higher. At this time, it will show “Val 0i” on the handset
monitor (“ i ”is to indicate the brightness level). When the brightness
is adjusted up to maximum level, if you press this button again, then
it will be invalid.
Press the “ ” button when the handset monitor is in talk status or
surveillance status, then the brightness level will become lower. At
this time, it will show “Val 0i” on the handset monitor (“ i ” is to
indicate the brightness level). When the brightness is adjusted to
minimum level, if you press this button again, then it will be invalid.
Surveillance
One to one intercom:
1).Press the
“ ”
button when the handset monitor is in standby
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status, then the screen will display “monitoring 01”.
2).If the outdoor call station receives a signal within 1S, then it will
display the 1st outdoor station; if not receiving the signal within 4S,
then it will auto-exit the monitor status.
3).In monitor status, press the “ ” button again, then it will exit the
monitoring of 1st outdoor call station. The monitor time is 60S. After
60S, it will auto-exit the monitor status.
One to two or two to two system:
1)Press the “ ” button when the handset monitor is in standby
status, then it will monitor the 1st outdoor station (It will display
monitoring 01” ); press this “ ” button again, then it will monitor
the 2nd outdoor station (It will display“monitoring 02”); press the “
” button in third time, it will auto-exit the monitoring status.
2)If receiving a signal within 1S, then it will monitor the outdoor
station; if not receiving the signal within 4S, then it will auto-exit the
monitor status.
3)In standby status, press the “ ” button to start or end the
monitoring of outdoor stations. After 60S, it will auto-exit the status.
Basic operation
one to one intercom:
1).In standby status, when a visitor presses the call button on call
station, then the power indicator will still light.
2).a.If not receiving a response signal within 4S, then it will sound
“Di Di Di Di”, and it will end the call status and return to the standby
status.
b.If receiving a response signal, the handset will display
“Talking”and the outdoor station will still sound “Du Du”, then the
power indicators of handset/s will light and play the selected ring
tone/s; meanwhile the TFT-LCD will display the visitor’s image.
3).a.If no one answers the call, the call will last 60S and return to
the standby status.
b.If some one presses the “ ” buttons, then it will stop playing
the ring tone and enter the talk status (The indicators in handset
monitors will turn f rom red to gr een and stay lit), the talk time is
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120S.
4).In the process of talking, pressing the “ ” button will operate the
relay at the call station which can be connected to operate an electric
lock release and allow the visitors enter, the monitor will display
“unlock” (If visibility is poor, pressing the “ ” button will activate
the night-visiton of outdoor camera ).
5).In the process of talking, the user can press the “ ” button again
to end the communication, and then handset monitor will enter the
standby status after sounding two “Du Du” tones.
One to two intercom:
1)In standby status, when the visitors press the call button on call
station, then the power indicators will light.
2).a.If not receiving a response signal within 4S, then it will sound
“Di Di Di Di”, and end the call status and return to the standby
status.
b. If receiving a response signal from any handset monitors, then
the handset will display “Talking” and the outdoor call station will still
sound “Du Du”. Then the power indicators of handset will remain lit
and play the selected ring tone; meanwhile the TFT-LCD will display
the visitor’s image.
3).a.If no one answers the call, the call will last 60S and return to
the standby status.
b. If some one presses the “ ” button from any handsets, then it
will stop playing the ringtone and enter the talk status (the indicator
in handset will turn from red to green and remain lit), the talk time is
120S, while the 2nd handset will return back to standby status after
creating one “ Di ” sound.
4).In the process of talking, pressing the “ ” button will operate
the relay and allow the visitors to enter, the monitor will display
“unlock” ( pressing the “ ” button will activate the night-vision of
outdoor camera).
5).In the process of talking, the user can press the “ ” button again
to end the communication, and then it will enter the standby status
after sounding two “Du Du” tones.
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Handset intercom (Paging):
1).In standby status, if the user presses the “ ” in one handset
monitor, then the red indicators will light and enter the call status.
The screen will display“ Talking”.
2).a.If there is no response signal with 4S from called handset
monitor, after 4 “Di Di Di Di” tones, the handset will exit the
callstatus and return to standby status.
b.If receiving a response signal with 4S from the called handset
monitor, then the calling handset monitor will play the selected ring
tone, then the called handset will display “Talking” and play its
selected ring tone and the indicator light will remain lit.
3). a.If some one answers the call from called handset monitor, the
call will last 60S and enter the standby status.
b. If some one answers the call from called handset monitor, then
it will stop playing the ring tone and enter the “Talking” status (the
indicators in both handset monitors will turn from red to green and
remain lit), the talk time is 120S.
c.Meanwhile, if pressing the “ ” button in calling handset monitor,
then it will end the call and enter into the standby status.
4).In the process of talking, the user can press the “ ” button again
in any handset monitors to end the communication, then it will enter
the standby status after hearing two “Du Du”.
Note: If the handset monitor is short of power, then it will indicate
the user to charge the battery in handset monitor.
Night-vision operation
1).When the handset is in talking status , pre ss the “ ” button to
activate the night-vision of outdoor camera.
2).When the handset is in surveillance status, press the “ ” button
to activate the night-vision of outdoor camera.
Unlocking time setting
1).The 1st unlocking time is 1.8S (In default status, this is the 1st
unlocking method). With power disconnected from the call station,
press and hold the call button in outdoor call station, at this time
connect the power to call station, when the unit sounds a single “Di ”
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tone , release the call button and the unlocking time will now be set
at 1.8 seconds
2).The 2nd unlocking time is 4S. With power disconnected, press and
hold the call button on call station, and connect power to this call
station. When you hear two “Di Di” tones, release the call button and
the unlocking period will be set at 4 seconds.
3). The 3rd unlocking time is 8S. With power disconnected, press and
hold the call button on call station, and connect power to the call
station. When you hear three “Di Di Di” tones, release the call button
and the unlocking period will be set at 8 seconds.
Note: The users can only unlock for the visitors during the talking
and communication mode.
In communication status, if either part is powered-off, then the other
will return back to standby status after one “Di” sound.
Installation
Panel
Screws
Back box
Step 1: Install the back box
Step 2: Install panel
1).Release the call station from back box by removing the locking
screw under the front edge of the unit
2).Drill proper wire-through holes according to the mounting units.
3).Use four screws to fix the installation panel on the wall.
4).Connect the cables from wire-through holes and square holes of
rear p a nel in the call station.
(When an electric lock is not being connected , any unused cables o r
terminals should be protected and insulated to avoid the possibility of
short circuits)
5).Use screws to fix the door station on the rear installation panel.
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Lock connection
1) .Po wer-on unlock ing diagram
Unlock relay output
Unlock input
DC5V
+ -
KB NC C NO
1 2 3 4 5 6
Input:
AC90~264V
Output：
DC5V/1A
Power adaptor
Lock interface
EXI T
2) .Po wer-off unloc kin g diagram
Exit input
DC5V
+ -
1 2 3 4 5 6
Unlock relay output
KB NC C NO
AC90~264V
50/60HZ
+
-
Power on unlock
Electronic lock
AC90~264V 50/60hz
+
Unlock adaptor
DC12V/3A
Power adaptor
DC12V/3A
-
Input
AC90~264V
Output
DC5V/1A
power adaptor
EXI T
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Lock interface
Power off unlock
Magnetic lock
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Technical specifications
Door Station
Image Sensor
Min. Illumination
Power
Current
Audio Input
Image Compression
Transmission Power
Ringing tone
Dimension
Weight
Monitor
Screen
Effective Pixels
Power Source
Battery Charging Time
1/4" CMOS
0 Lu (IR on)
DC5V/1A
20mA~30mA (standby), 300mA (operation)
12-digits digital audio signal, DAC interface,
8Kbps sampling speed rate
MJPEG compression
16~20dBm
12 options selectable
127mm(H) 95mm(W) 37mm(D)
150g
2.4" TFT LCD
320 240
DC4.5V/0.8A (rechargeable battery operated)
For the first time, it is 7~10 hours;
Later around 4 hours
USB port
Current
Receiving Sensitivity
Dimensions
Weight
For battery charge
20mA~30mA/3.7V (standby),
250mA (Operation)
-90dBm
118mm(H) 77mm(W) 19mm(D)
150g
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Trouble shooting
Malfunction
Will not
power on
Battery not
charging
Cannot page
or talk
between two
handsets
Checking Debug
Check by pressing the
ON/OFF button
Check whether the power of
lion battery is enough or not
Check the connection of
power adaptor
Check whether the socket in
power adaptor is plugged into
the charging interface
Mini-USB
Check whether the power
adaptor is plugged into the
AC110~240V correctly
Check the coding between two
handsets or two call stations
Press the ON/OFF button
fully
Charge the battery
Connect to the power
adaptor
Re-connect the socket
and Mini-USB charging
interface
Plug the power adaptor
into AC110~240V socket
Clear the existing codes
and re-code between
two handsets or two call
stations
Images is
flashing
No signal in
the handset
monitors
Check whether the handset/s or
call stations are located close
interfering equipment such as
TV sets or microwave ovens
wireless router,etc
Check the connection with
the power supply
Check the distance between
handset monitor and outdoor
camera
Check whether there is nearby
interfering electrical equipment
such a s microwave oven or
wireless routers, etc
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Keep handsets far away
from the interfering
equipments
Connect the power
supply
Adjust the outdoor
camera and handset
monitor into proper
distance
Keep a way fro m
st ron g magne tic ,radio
or e lec trica l fie lds
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Propagation of radio waves
The radio coverag e quality, and therefo re the performance of the
doorphone, may be altered by
station and the interior handset unit:
walls, partitions, slabs, armoured doo rs or lift shaft comprising
metallic components.
(Furthermore, radio coverage may also be affected by electrical or
electromagnetic interference).
It is important to test the radio range on the installation site.
obstacles
located between the door
Plasterboard
and wood
10% to 30%
reduction
Brick
30% to 50%
reduction
Concrete and
building blocks
50% to 70%
reduction
Metal and metal
cladding
(e.g. armoured door)
70% to 90%
reduction
Battery specifications:
Ba tte ry Ty pe
3. 7V,10 50mAh
Li -io n batte ry
St and by time
72 hou r
The a bove marked time is in the speci fic situ ati on and
at mos phe re
Use the a uth ori zed charger only
Do n ot di sas sem ble t he ba tteries
Do n ot sh ort - cir cui t the b atteries
Do n ot ex pos e the b att eri es to extreme hear, fire o r wat er
Ch arg ing
li mit ed voltage
4. 2V
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Notes
1).Handset monitors should be situated away from heat sources and
water.
2).Products should be opened only by the professional personnel. If
there is a malfunction please contact us or our agents.
3).Handset monitors should be loca t ed where th e re is a good
ventilation, dry,
chemical impregnated or wet cloth to clean the products. Clean, soft,
dry cloth can be used to clean the products.
4).Please install the products according to this instruction manual to
avoid of damaging to the products.
dustless and not in direct sunlight .
Don′t u se the
Guarantee
One year warranty.
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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.
FCC ID: YL4CS-32WK
FCC ID: YL4CP-3224WK
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
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