Videx 4212V, 4212RV/F, 4212RV, 4212V/SA, 4212RV/SA Installation Instructions Manual
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Art.4212V-4212RV - Installation instructions
Art.4212V-4212RV Audio/video digital front panel
Wide angle colour
camera
Speaker
Display
Keyboard
Art. 4212V
Art. 4212RV
Fig. 1 Front view
12T
GNDV
V2/V
V1
PTE
TRD
NO
C
NC
SL
BS
L
−
+12
GND
OC OUTPUT
D0
D1
LR
LG
WIEGAND
A
B
GND
RS485
Dry contact output
Capacitor discharge
RS485
BUS TERMINATION
Open
Close
Balanced V1, V2
Coax V2=V, V1
not used
Balance
V.PB.CHIP
Made in Italy
12T
GNDV
V2/V
V1
PTE
TRD
NO
C
NC
SL
BS
L
−
+12
GND
OC OUTPUT
D0
D1
LR
LG
WIEGAND
A
B
GND
RS485
Dry contact output
Capacitor discharge
RS485
BUS TERMINATION
Open
Close
Balanced V1, V2
Coax V2=V, V1
not used
Balance
V.PB.CHIP
Made in Italy
Voice annunciation
speech adjustment
Speaker
volume adjustment
RS485
bus termination switch
RS485
bus connection terminals
Wiegand
connection terminals
Connection
terminals
Video signal setup
switch
Door Open Relay
Operating Mode jumper
Audio balance
adjustment
Microphone
volume adjustment
Fig. 2 Back view
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Art.4212V-4212RV Audio/video digital front panel
DESCRIPTION
ART.4212V, ART.4212V/F, ART.4212V/SA
4000 Series Vandal resistant (front plate in brushed stainless with 2mm thickness) digital call panel for Videx VX 2200 digital systems
(2 wire BUS audio, 6 wire BUS video). This panel is compatible with the 4000 Series modular system and has the size of two 4000
Series modules.
Complementing all digital door panels manufactured by Videx is the ability for all users to have their own unique access code (each
apartment can have more than one access code). The access code can have up to six digits and is blind to onlookers. Also,integrated
into the panel is a proximity reader enabling a number of proximity fobs to be stored and used individually or in combination with
the access code to enter the building. In addition to the speaker unit functions, the panel includes a 128 x 64 pixel graphical LCD
display with blue back light (to provide text and graphical messages in multiple languages guiding a visitor through the panel operation) plus a keypad with 18 blue back lit buttons 6 of which are alpha buttons (A..F), 10 are numeric buttons (0..9) plus “ENTER”
and “CLEAR” buttons. The tenants can be called by dialling the relevant apartment code.
To complement the visual messages provided from the display, the panel has the voice annunciation facility (optional chip installation) to supply audio messages concerning the system operation. The built-in camera is a colour CCD wide angle day/night camera
with IR illumination LED’s (the day/night camera provides the best quality of view in any light condition and the wide angle camera
provides a viewing angle of 170 degrees). The camera can be set to work with composite video signal (coax cable) or balanced video
signal (one twisted pair). Interfaces include a Wiegand output (for systems based on this interface) plus two serial interfaces (USB
and RS-485) both allow for programming and event logging. The programming menu and the setup menu are protected by two
passwords with dierent login levels (the engineer password that grants full access and the system administrator password that is
limited to some specic settings) while if you operate from a PC an “Engineer’s Password” is requested to program the unit. A “Trade
Code” function is available (for periodic visitors) enabled by the specic input or by programmable time band and “Direct Call Mode”
for small installations (up to 10 apartments).
The memory capacity allows to store up to 998 users data, up to 2800 access codes, up to 2800 proximity keys and up to 4000
events. The front panel nish is brushed stainless steel while the frame nishes are the standard oered in the 4000 Series.
ART.4212RV, ART.4212RV/F, ART.4212RV/SA
As Art.4212V but using a keypad with 15 blue back lit buttons 3 of which are navigation buttons used for the repertory name facility, 10 are
numeric buttons (0..9) plus “ENTER” and “CLEAR” buttons. The tenants can be called by dialling the relevant apartment number or by searching the
relevant name using the repertory name function.
VERSIONS AVAILABLE
Art.4212V
For 4000Series modular system, ush or
surface mounting.
Art.4212RV
For 4000Series modular system, ush or
surface mounting,
with repertory name.
Art.4212V/F
Flush version.
Art.4212RV/F
Flush version with
repertory name.
Art.4212V/SA
Surface version.
Art.4212RV/SA
Surface version with
repertory name.
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Art.4212V - 4212RV Audio/video digital front panel Operation
OPERATION
STANDBY MODE
The display alternates between HOME1 page and logo (if enabled - see “Home 2” on
pag. 9).
HOME1 (shown in Fig. 3)is composed by 4 lines:
• rst line contains date, time and
symbol (if enabled - see “RFID” on pag. 15).
Date and time have the format specied by date format and clock format (see pag. 10);
• second, third and fourth lines are edited from Home parameters menu (see “Line 1,
2, 3” on pag. 9) ;
The switching time between HOME1 and logo is specied by Switch parameter on
Home parameters menu (see pag. 9).
Press the “0” button the enter the coded access mode.
Press or (only for 15 button panels) to scroll through the users. (see “Scrolling users” on pag. 3).
Use the numeric keypad followed by enter to call an apartment (see “Flat” on pag. 7).
Passing a valid and enabled card/fob in front of
symbol will open the door.
HOW TO INSERT A CODE
From stand-by mode, pressing “0” will enter the code mode (see Fig. 4).
Every inserted digit is displayed as a dot.
will conrm the code.
The following codes can be entered:
• Master code to enter Programming menu (see “Master” on pag. 12);
• Admin code to enter Programming menu with restricted permission (see “Admin”
on pag. 12);
• Trade code to open door (if enabled - see “Trade” on pag. 12);
• a valid Access code , the door will be open, or “NOT FOUND!” message will appear.
To delete digits or exit page press
.
HOW TO CALL AN APARTMENT
From stand-by mode, enter a at number (see Fig. 5).
Each digit will be displayed. Pushing
will conrm the at number.
If at number is present in memory and user is enabled then a call request is made, or
“NOT FOUND!” message will appear.
To delete digits or exit page press .
SCROLLING USERS
From stand-by mode, pressing
or will begin scrolling. The highlighted central line is the selected user: pressing or will
make a call request.
For 15 button panel version scrolling is made using or , for 18 button version “A” and “C” buttons are used.
Callers can press a lettered key to jump to users beginning with that letter. The letter will appear next to the
abc
symbol.
If no users are found with that letter the panel will revert to the previous selection.
HOW TO MAKE A CALL
A call request can be made by either scrolling the user name or entering the at number. When a call is in progress the panel will show “Calling” as in Fig. 6.
The “CALLING” message alternates with at number (if user has made a call by typing
number) or name (if the scroll was used).
If bus is busy or intercom is not present, “BUSY!” message will appear on the screen. If
no answer after 40 seconds the call will be cleared.
If the call is answered a conversation can begin.
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FLAT 3
WELCOME
Fig. 3
to conrm
to canc
Code: • • • • • •
Fig. 4
123
to conrm
to canc
Fig. 5
calling
Fig. 6
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The display will be as per Fig. 7. The conversation timeout is programmable parameter
speech time (see “Speech time” on pag. 11) in seconds. If the door is released this
time is reduced to 10 seconds.
When the door is released, the animation appears on the screen and to the right of that
the following information is displayed:
• Flat number;
• block Id (if system works in MAIN MODE - see “Panel mode” on pag. 13);
• oor (if in NORMAL MODE - see “Mode” on pag. 14);
To delete a call request or close a converastion press . The panel will show the
“CALL END” message.
HOW TO TYPE TEXT
Text typing with Art.4212 is similar to mobile phone text typing. This table shows the characters and symbols that can be typed by
pressing one or more times the keypad numeric push buttons. The alphabetic push buttons “
”, “ ” and “ ” are used for special
functions:
- “ ” to scroll back;
- “ ” to scroll forward;
- “ ” to alternate between capital and lower case letters.
For instance, to type the name “VIDEX” it is necessary to press:
3 times “8” button = “V”;
3 times “4” button = “I”;
1 times “3” button = “D”;
2 times “3” button = “E”;
2 times “9” button = “X”;
Keeping pressed a button will automatically advance the cursor.
Press no. of
times
Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 space . & ! : = # @ " 1
2 a b c 2
3 d e f 3
4 g h i 4
5 j k l 5
6 m n o 6
7 p q r s 7
8 t u v 8
9 w x y z 9
0 + - * , 0
• _
Scroll back
Alternate between capital and lower case
Scroll forward
ACOUSTIC SIGNALS
Name Signal Event
Key Tone Single beep Key press.
Overow Tone/
Error Tone
Quadruple quick beep • When user inserts a numeric value that exceed the maximum value;
• When searching a user by letter and no users are found (last inserted character
is deleted);
• When saving data to memory fails.
Tag Tone Double beep When a fob or a card is passed in front of RFID antenna.
Save Tone Long single beep When saving data in memory is successful.
Open Door Tone Triple beep When door is opened.
1 CONCIERGE
Fig. 7
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PROGRAMMING
TO ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE
From standby mode:
• press “0” to enter the coded access mode;
• enter the Master code (with engineer permissions - see “Master” on pag. 12) or Admin code (with limited permissions - see
“Admin” on pag. 12);
• press
to enter the code or to delete characters or exit access code mode;
• if entered code isn’t stored in memory, panel will show “NOT FOUND!”.
ADDING USERS
From Programming menu (Fig. 8):
• press “1” to enter the user menu;
• then press “2” to add a new user;
• The adding a new user routine is dierent depending on on if the panel mode is
COMPATIBILITY MODE or NORMAL MODE:
» In COMPATIBILITY MODE, user can add elds in following order:
NAME -> FLAT -> CODE -> FLOOR -> ENABLE -> PHONE -> BLOCK (only in MAIN
MODE);
» In NORMAL MODE:
NAME -> FLAT -> FLOOR -> ENABLE -> PHONE -> BLOCK (only in MAIN MODE);
• At the end of the routine the system checks if the user can be saved to memory.
New item is invalid when Phone ID and Block ID are equal to another one in memory and the at number doesn’t match. In this
case a “ALREADY IN MEMORY” message will appear.
To modify users please refer “User parameters” on pag. 7.
CODE MANAGEMENT
This routine is only valid in NORMAL MODE. When in COMPATIBILITY MODE, please refer to “User parameters” - “Code” on pag. 7.
From Programming menu:
• press “1” to enter the user menu then “1” to modify a user.;
• nd the user by name or at;
• press “3” and enter in User Code menu;
HOW TO ADD A CODE
• press “3” to add a code;
• insert code;
• if code is not already in memory, display will show “ITEM SAVED”, or “ALREADY IN MEMORY” with corresponding acoustic signals.
Note: if in Code + fob mode. Adding a code will automatically be followed by inserting a fob.
HOW TO MODIFY A CODE
• press “1” to modify a code;
• insert code. If searched code is present, panel enters user Code modify page;
• press “1” to enable or disable code;
• press “2” to edit the code;
• type access code;
• press
to save or to delete characters or exit edit mode without saving. If code is not already in memory, display will show
“ITEM SAVED”, else “ALREADY IN MEMORY” with corresponding acoustic signals.
HOW TO DELETE A CODE
• press “2” to enter in User Code Delete menu;
• press “1” to delete single item or “2” to delete all codes linked with selected users;
» if user has previously selected the “All” option, panel will delete all codes linked with selected user and “DELETED MESSAGE” will appear;
» if user has previously selected “Single” the panel will enter the User Code Search:
› if searched code is present, panel will show” ITEM SAVED” message;
› if searched code isn’t present in memory, panel will show “NOT FOUND!”.
1: 2: 3:
4: 5:
6:
Prog. Menu fw version X.X.X
Fig. 8
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KEY MANAGING
From Programming menu:
• from the main menu press “1” to enter the user menu;
• select user searching by name or at;
• Press “8” to enter user tag menu;
HOW TO ADD A KEY
• press “3” to add a key: the dislpay will show “INSERT KEY” as shown in Fig. 9
• pass the key over the
symbol;
• if key is not already in memory display will show “ITEM SAVED”, or “ALREADY IN
MEMORY” with corresponding acoustic signals.
NOTE: when security mode is Code + Fob it is not possible to add a fob in this way. It
must be added with a code in the code menu..
HOW TO MODIFY A KEY
• press “1” to enter the User Tag Search menu;
• press “1” to search by number or “2” to search by key;
» if user has previously select search by number option, he has to enter the key number;
» if user has previously select search by key option, he has to pass card/fob over the
symbol;
• if searched key is present, the user tag modify page will appear: pressing “1” to enable/disable the key;
• press to save or to exit without saving.
If searched key isn’t present in memory, panel will show “NOT FOUND!”.
HOW TO DELETE A KEY
• press “2” to enter the User Tag Delete menu;
• press “1” to delete single key or “2” to delete all keys linked with selected users;
» if user has previously select “Al l”, all keys associated with that user will be deleted, “DELETED MESSAGE” will appear;
» if user has previously select “Single” a search will be needed to locate the key:
› press “1” to search by number or “2” to search by key;
– if user has previously selected search by number, the key number must be entered;
– if user has previously selected search by key, pass the card/fob over the
symbol.
› if searched key is present, panel will show ” ITEM SAVED” message;
› if searched key isn’t present in memory, panel will show “NOT FOUND!”.
to exit
Insert key
Fig. 9
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