SSS Siedle AVP 870-0 Operating Instructions Manual

AVP 870-0

Operating Instructions
for end users

Access video panel

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Contents

These operating instructions supple­ment/are supplemented by:

• Access video panel product infor­mation

• Access system manual

The relevant current edition is
located in the download area on
www.siedle.com

Subject to printing errors.

We reserve modications depending

on technical improvements.

Safety remarks

Electrical voltage 3

Electrostatic charging 3

Commissioning requirements 3

Application 3

Intended application 3

Operating remarks 3

Care instructions 3

Legal notice 3

General information

Functional scope 4

Scope of supply 4

Video memory 4

SD card 4

Servicing 4

Product overview 5

Speech button – Functions 6

Door release button – Function 6

Touchscreen – Operation

Accessing menus 7

Accessing functions 7

Moving tiles 7

Changing pages – Start screen 8

Overview of menus and symbols

Menu structure User interface 9

Explanation of symbols 10

Status displays 11

Display symbols – Status
change 11

Display navigation

Navigation bar 12

Start – Drop-down menu 13

Cameras 13

Switching –
Drop-down menu 14

Door call images 14

Calls list 14

Settings 15

ECO mode 15

Operation

Door call 16

Call/Internal call 17

Calling a contact 18

Dialling a contact using
the start screen 18

Dialling a contact using
the Contacts menu 18

Missed calls – Callback 18

Selecting a door station 18

Changing the display mode 18

Accessing building automation 18

Dening the image view 19

Cleaning the display 19

Reset to as-delivered status 19

General information

Disposal 20

Index 21

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Safety remarks

Electrical voltage

Mounting, installation and servicing
work on electrical devices may only

be performed by a suitably qualied

electrician.

Mounting

During installation, where applicable
ensure that the surface is protected
from damage.

Electrostatic charging

As a result of electrostatic charging,
direct contact with the circuit board
can result in destruction of the
device. Direct contact with the circuit
board must therefore be avoided.

Commissioning requirements

• The device must be powered
via PoE (Power over Ethernet;

IEEE802.3af or 802.3at).

• To operate an Access video panel,
an Access server release from ver­sion 2.1 is required. Access servers
with a lower release status must be
updated with an upgrade. This can
give rise to additional costs.

The Access commissioning instruc­tions and the Access planning and
system manual can be found in the
download area.

Application

Access video panel with touchscreen

17.8 cm for the Access system,
made of high-grade plastic. The
panel is a system product with a

low-prole surface-mount housing

for wall and table-top mounting.
It provides ergonomically designed
intuitive user prompting with gesture
control.

Intended application

The panel is part of a door commu­nication system and may only be
used exclusively within this system.
Siedle does not accept any liability
for damage caused as a result of
using the equipment for any other
than its intended purpose.

Operating remarks

In order to avoid damage to the
panel, please note the following:
The touchscreen and the buttons
can be damaged by using sharp­edged or pointed objects such as
ballpoint pens or keys.

Only ever use your nger to operate

the panel.

When restarting the Access video
panel or the Access server, the
Access video panel is restarted step
by step. Depending on the system
size, a complete restart can take sev­eral minutes. During this period, the
Access video panel shows various
statuses in English. The Access video
panel is not ready for operation
until the start screen is continuously
displayed.

Care instructions

Dry, aggressive cleaning agents and
abrasive detergents can damage the
surface!
Only ever clean your indoor device
using a soft damp cloth.
Please ensure that no moisture ever
penetrates the housing.

Legal notice

Photographs of individuals taken
without their knowledge may not be
published or stored in publicly
accessible video memory facilities.
Individuals who have been
photographed without their
knowledge are entitled to request
that pictures be deleted based on
the right of persons to their own
likeness. Never store pictures of
persons you do not know in social
networks or send them by email
to others/public groups. This will
infringe their personal rights.
If stored images are used as part of
private / criminal law proceedings or
in a police investigation, this requires

prior clarication with a lawyer or

the responsible police authority.

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Scope of supply

• AVP870-… (Base plate and
housing with circuit board)

• RJ45 plug 2 x

• Dummy card for SD card insert

• Operating instructions for the
end user

• This product information

Video memory

Pictures are stored centrally on the
server. There are currently no plans
to allow pictures to be stored on
SD card.
Similar to photographs, saved
images are subject to copyright.

SD card

There is a dummy card inserted in an
SD card slot at the top of the device
which is used as a dust protector.
When upgrading with new func­tions, this slot can be used to install
a memory card.

General information

Functional scope

With the functions calling, speech,
vision, door release, light, remote
switching and call silencing.
Performance features:

• Individual crafted design concept
offering a wide choice of varied fea-

tures and nishes

• Display offers graphic scope for
individual operation

• 17.8cm (7") touchscreen, resolu­tion 800x480 Pixel

• Brilliant image reproduction

• Excellent audio quality (dual loud-

speaker technology)

• Input for storey call

• Output freely programmable

• Additional inputs and outputs
with Access input/output accessory

AZIO870-…

• Call differentiation between door
calls, storey calls, and internal calls

• Switching functions

• Video memory function

• Can be used with table-top acces-

sory AZTVP 870-… as a table-top

device

• Update capability using the Access
server

• from Access-ServerV 3.1…:
AVP with KNX link to the JUNG

FacilityPilotServer

Servicing

Statutory warranty conditions apply.
If the device requires servicing,
contact your specialist dealer or elec­trical installer.

Access Service Center in the
Furtwangen factory
Tel. [phone]
[e-mail]

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1 Display with touch function

(touchscreen)

2 Speech button with LED display
and rocker switch for setting the
speech volume

3 Loudspeaker
4 Door release button
5 Microphone
6 Status displays
7 Display of the start menu, time

and date (standard conguration)

8 Content area
9 Navigation bar
10 Card slot for SD card
11 Number of pages and displayed

page

The Access video panel is charac­terized by its generously dimen­sioned touchscreen. Two buttons
are assigned to the basic functions

Speech/Regulate volume and
Door release. Other functions are

actuated at the display.

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Clear symbols, intuitive operation:
The most important button is also
the biggest. The unmistakable
mouth symbol clearly indicates what
the button is for: to accept calls.
The call tone is accompanied by par-

allel ashing of the mouth symbol,

guiding the hand of the operator to
the correct place. Once the call has
been accepted, the mouth symbol
lights up continuously. The door
release button clearly stands out –
this enhances security as it cannot
be confused or actuated by mistake.

Product overview

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Product overview

Speech button – Functions

Accepting a call In the case of a door call, you can pick up the call within 60 seconds of the

last ring tone. If an internal call is in progress, you can accept the call within
120 seconds after the last ring.
During an active call, the speech button lights up.

Press the speech button in order to accept the call.

The panel only transmits speech in one direction and automatically switches
over.

Setting the call volume The call volume can be set in ve steps – both during a call and also without

an active call.
If you have set the minimum volume, only the + on the call button will
respond. If you have already set the maximum volume, only the – on the

call button will respond. The set volume will be adopted for future calls.

During an existing call:

• Increasing the volume: Press + on the call button, until the graphic
control for the call volume appears, and hold down + until the call volume
has reached the required value.

• Reducing the volume: Press – on the call button, until the graphic con­trol for the call volume appears, and hold down – until the call volume has
reached the required value.

If there is no active call:

1. Open the menu settings> Audio> Call volume

2. Using the controller, adjust the call volume.

3. The set volume will be adopted for future calls.

Ending a call During an active call, the speech button lights up.

Press the speech button in order to terminate the call.

Missed calls In the event of missed door calls/telephone calls, the mouth symbol on the

call button ashes, provided this function has been set up.
This signalling function is set using the menu Settings > ECO mode >
Call display > Speech button ashes to indicate a missed call.

Door release button – Function

Press the door release button.
The door release is actuated for 3 seconds.

Using the door release button, you can also always actuate the door release
from the door from which the last door call came without the need for a
preceding call.

Note: In the as-delivered status, the initiation period for the door release is
pre-set to 3 seconds. This can be changed in the Access server.

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Touchscreen – Operation

Accessing menus
1 Tap on the required symbol.

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Accessing functions
1 Tap on the required tile.

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Moving tiles
1 Using any nger, touch the tile

you wish to move on the start

screen. The tile briey changes

colour.

2 Drag the tile using your nger to

a free space on the start screen.

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Touchscreen – Operation

Changing pages – Start screen
1 Use any optional nger to swipe

the start screen horizontally using
the touchscreen to change pages.

If you are on the rst or last page,

the swipe movement will only work
back in the opposite direction.

The number of existing pages is
indicated by dot for each. The
dots are located in the centre at
the lower part of the screen. The
current page is highlighted from the
others in colour. The start screen
comprises several pages which can
be changed by swiping.

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