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b) Activating outdoor unit from indoor unit
• Brieypushthebutton“ ” (4) to display the camera image.
If you have two outdoor units, push the button “ ” (4) again to switch to the respective other outdoor unit.
If you have only connected one outdoor unit and push the button several times, you may see a black image
for a few seconds and hear noise in the speakers before it switches back to the other outdoor unit.
• Push the button “ ” (2) to talk to the visitor.
• To activate the door opener, push the button “ ” (3).
If you want to activate the door opener so that it will, e.g., open the entrance gate, push the button “ ” (5).
Both the display and the LEDs in the outdoor unit will go out for a few seconds if you activate one of the two
door openers.
The time for activation of the door opener is 3 seconds (cannot be changed).
If you have two outdoor units, the door opener that is connected to the outdoor unit for which the camera
image is visible will be activated.
• To end the talk, push the button “ ” (2). The display on the indoor unit goes out, the video door intercom system
is back in standby mode.
The outdoor and indoor units remain activated for approx. 80 seconds before returning to standby mode.
• Ifthetalkwasterminatedbyaccidentandyouwanttoresumeit,brieypushthebutton“ ” (4) and then the
button “ ” (2).
c) Talking between the indoor units
This is only possible if you operate two indoor units, see chapter 7. c).
The indoor units also must be in standby mode. You must not be talking to one of the outdoor units during
this.
• Push the button “ ” (2). A special bell tone is issued on the indoor units.
• To accept the call, push the button “ ” (2). Now you can talk between the indoor units.
The two indoor units remain activated for approx. 150 seconds before automatically returning to standby
mode.
• To end the talk, push the button “ ” (2).
d) Operating door opener
Activation of a door opener is only possible if a camera image is displayed on the display of the indoor unit.
Proceed as described in chapter 8. b).