Mod. 1723 DS 1723-024 LBT 20469 ONE- AND TWO-HOUSEHOLD KIT WITH PANEL AND COLOUR 7” HANDS-FREE MONITOR Ref.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FIRST SWITCH-ON ................................................................................................................................................. 3 INSTALLER SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................................... 4 DOOR AND GATE OPENING SETTINGS ......................................................................................................... 4 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SETTING (E.
FIRST SWITCH-ON The video door phone shows the language selection menu the first time it is switched on: Tap on the required language and confirm by tapping on the The following will appear: icon on the bottom right. Set the current date and time(1). It is advisable to select automatic daylight saving time in Europe as well(2). Tap on the icon in the bottom right to confirm. If necessary, the date and time can be set later.
Alternatively, open the ‘Configuration’ menu using the icon on the top right, select the ‘User’ menu and select ‘Date & Time’. The following page will appear: INSTALLER SETTINGS To configure the video door phone functions using the ‘Configuration’ menu, which can be accessed by tapping on the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’ menu and key in the installer password (‘1937’). The password cannot be changed.
– – – – – Check that dip-switch 5 is in the OFF position (default). Connect the door lock to terminals SE+ and SE- (timed capacitive discharge). Connect the two N.O. terminals (low power relay) to the gate opener input (all open). If required, a button can be connected to the PA terminals to allow opening the door from the inside. If required, a button can be connected in parallel to the N.O. terminals to allow opening the gate from the inside.
Use the first three lines to specify which are the cameras present to the video door phone: — The one or ones on the call stations (identification: 1 and possibly 2). — The total number of those connected to the interface (identification: 3,4,5,6). — The local one (identification: 7). The fourth line can be used to specify whether or not you want a cyclic view on the cameras present: — Set to 0 (default) to disable cyclic view.
The following will appear: The first two items can be used to configure all buttons and to define which will be visible to the user and which will not. The third item can be used to define the function of the Stairs Light button which appears during the call, e.g. to switch on the garden lights. The fourth and the fifth items can be used to import the Yokis buttons from an eight-button remote control or other video door phone in the kit, but also to export the buttons to the devices.
Alternatively, the Yokis buttons can be configured without having to use an app: - The single Yokis buttons can be configured directly by connecting them to the receivers: see how to proceed in Annex A. - The single Yokis buttons can be configured directly by importing them from an eight-button remote control: see how to proceed in Annex B. The next 6 buttons are composite buttons. Composite buttons can be used to control multiple Yokis buttons at the same time.
Touch Contact 1 or Contact 2 to configure the operation, by defining: — The name of the button. — The rest condition (Normally Open or Normally Closed contact). — The operative method: Switching of the state each time it is pressed or pulse mode (with configurable pulse duration from 1 to 60 seconds). BUTTON VISIBILITY It is often useful to make only the configured home automation buttons, i.e. only those which generate an action, visible to the final user.
BUTTON CONFIGURATION STAIRS LIGHT When answering a video door phone call, the user can press the button to switch on the outside lights on the driveway, possibly in a timed manner, for instance. When the user presses the button, one of 16 configured buttons will be activated. During the configuration phase, it is therefore necessary to establish whether and which of the 16 buttons to activate.
EXPORTING YOKIS BUTTONS TO A REMOTE CONTROL OR VIDEO DOOR PHONE The configuration of the eight Yokis buttons can be exported to a Yokis eight-button remote control or to another video door phone. Selecting this item will automatically launch a Wizard. RESETTING ALL ACCESS POINTS TO THE RADIO BUS An access point can be used to control a specific remote receiver (or also more than one), positioned on Radio Bus.
Follow the connection diagram below on the master video door phone to connect one or more motion sensors (in series). WARNING. Specific settings are required in the ‘Configuration’ menu to use a motion sensor’(6). Finally, if you want to provide an alarm signal on a siren (e.g. Urmet siren 1033/414), connect the siren to blue wires (SPARE RELAY ) of the master video door phone. Supplementary power supply Ref.
Whether to send power to the motion sensors, if this installation diagram is chosen(8): — Enable only in presence of motion sensors. Whether to associate a video recording in case of alarm or not: — Video recording can be enabled or not. — A delay can be defined between the time in which the alarm was signal and the beginning of the video recording. — The camera to use(9) for recording the video clip can be defined. — The encoding to use is: – 1: door panel camera. – 2: second panel camera (if present).
CONTACT SETTING The video door phone has two contacts: — Contact 1 available on the two terminals 0, C. — Contact 2 available on the two blue wires of the connector relay (RELAY SPARE). These contacts can be used in various ways, according to needs. WARNING. Both contacts are LOW VOLTAGE and must be appropriately decoupled if they are connected to equipment powered at 230Vac.
LETTERBOX FUNCTION SETTING INSTALLATION ON ONE-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/71 On the letterbox, position two magnetic contacts near the front flap (mail introduction slot) and at the back (mail collection door). The first contact (mail introduction slot) must be connected to the green and white wires of an E2BPP(X). The second contact (mail collection door) must be connected to the brown and white wires of the same E2BPP(X).
INSTALLATION ON TWO-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/72 On each letterbox, of both apartments (0,1) position two magnetic contacts near the front flap (mail introduction flap) and at the back (mail collection door).
STEP 2: SET LETTERBOX MODE ON TRANSMITTER On the transmitter, press rapidly 10 times (Configuration Menu M ) and check that the LED starts flashing. Press rapidly 32 times ( 32 ) and check that the LED confirms at the end by flashing twice. At this point, the transmitter is locked in LETTERBOX mode(11). STEP 3: SETTING LETTERBOX MODE ON THE KIT PANEL Set dip-switch 1 in the ON position.
ENDING CONFIGURATION In the ‘Configuration’ menu which can be opened using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’ menu, type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘Thermostat Settings’. When the thermostat is activated, two other lines appear which can be used to: — Set the unit of measurement (°C or °F). — Define the output of the thermostat to the boiler.
The indication of the two selected buttons will now appear on the line(12) (13): OFFICE WITH ATTACHED HOME SETTING In some situations, the user may have an office downstairs and live upstairs. In these cases, you will need two separate call buttons for: — the office — the home The user must use with a two-family kit Ref. 1723/72, which has a panel with two buttons and video door phones, one which will be installed one in the office and one in the home.
when a call is made using the lower button, both video door phones will ring and the message will appear: ‘PANEL 1: #1’ Remember that the writing with the name of the panel (default ‘PANEL’) can customised by the installer in the ‘Configuration’ menu (‘CCTV’ item). Two more video door phones can be added to the installation. The dip-switch configuration mentioned above must be repeated on all of them, but the two dip-switches in position 2 and 3 must be respectively positioned in ON, OFF and ON, ON.
Remove the tick from the ‘Auto Door Opening’ option. In this way, the DS1723-024 button will no longer be visible on the Home Page.
TEST VIDEO DOOR PHONE CALL TEST Make a video door phone call by pressing the Call button: The icon lights up to indicate that the call was sent. The following will appear on the video door phones in the system: PANEL 1 Also without answering, the door can be opened by using either: — button lights up green to be easily located — the button. When the door opens, the icon will light up on the panel. It is also possible to switch on the stairs or garden light using button button .
After a call (before starting the conversation or during the conversation itself) is also possible: • To change the image format from 4:3 to 16:9 or vice versa To do this, tap on the icon . When 16:9 format is selected, the camera will frame the upper part of the scene. The frame can be moved by sliding the image with your finger: The picture format in use is stored at the end of the call. Later calls will appear using the last chosen video format.
touched) by taping on the icon : Finally, during conversation, you can mute/unmute the microphone so that the visitor cannot hear you by pressing the button . CAMERA CONTROL TEST Switch on the video door phone by tapping on the screen or the button .
will automatically appear on the camera after the programmed cycle time. at any time. The user can disable or re-enable cyclic view display by tapping the icon Tap on the icon to start recording a video clip. If cyclic transition between cameras is enabled, video clip recording is considered a priority. Therefore, the switch to the next camera can only happen at the end of the video clip recording, whereby allowing the user to record everything they want.
It is possible to: — Send a notification to an external siren. — Activate a specific home automation scenario (e.g. the garden lights). — Send the remote alarm signal, by means of a call sending device (the CallMe app, in this case). This indication generates a push notification on the smartphone, of the following type: The alarm sensor can be closed and reopened, thereby simulating a second alarm. However, this second simulation must be performed AT LEAST 90 seconds after the first simulation of an alarm.
The icon on the left can be used to quickly recognise the recording type: the event of alarm, indicates a video clip saved in indicates a video clip recorded from the panel using the video door phone function or manually during a call, the icon indicates a video clip recorded by additional camera.
The alarm history can be browsed on CallMe app following a similar method(17) : WARNING. Since the call sending device, after sending an alarm notification, masks any other sending for 10 minutes, the alarm history may contain a fewer alarms than those present on the master video door phone. HOW TO SAVE THE ALARM HISTORY The alarm history can be saved on a microSD card.
After writing, the icon turns black on white background again: the microSD card can be removed. The alarm history will be stored in a folder on the microSD card named ‘LOGS’. If the folder does not exist, it will be created automatically before writing the file. This is a text file which can be viewed on a PC with any text editor. LETTERBOX FUNCTION TEST • Put an envelope into letterbox (simply simulate the insertion by opening the flap).
OFFICE WITH ATTACHED HOME SETTING Make a video door phone call by pressing the upper Call button: The icon lights up to indicate that the call was sent. The following appears on the video door phones in the home and in the office: PANEL 1: #0 PANEL 1: #0 All the call related functions will be available in standard configuration. (See the VIDEO DOOR PHONE CALL TEST section). Make a video door phone call by pressing the lower Call button: The icon 30 lights up to indicate that the call was sent.
The following appears on the video door phones in the home and in the office: PANEL 1: #1 PANEL 1: #1 All the call related functions will be available in standard configuration. See the VIDEO DOOR PHONE CALL TEST section. UPDATING THE VIDEO DOOR PHONE SOFTWARE Proceed as follows to update the software (SW) of the device: 1. Go to Download\Software\Technical software\Communication 1723/71\-/72 video door phone Kit www.urmet.com site after having signed up (free registration); 2.
ACCESS CONTROL The kit comprises 5 transponder keys and 2 chip tags for electric lock activation. The chip tag is the sensor contained inside the keys and can be attached to various objects of daily use (keyholder, cell phone, watch. etc.). To open the door, move a key or the object to which the chip tag has been attached close to the name tags area of the call station (the correct point is indicated with ) as shown to the side.
KEY CANCELLATION PROCEDURE To cancel the keys programmed: 1. Move the Master key close to the call station. 2. The call station emits a confirmation beep. 3. Hold the Master key in front of icon for at least 5 seconds. 4. The call station emits a long confirmation beep. Remove the key immediately. BEEP 5 Sec. BEEE EEP ACTIVE NO ACTIVE In this way, all the keys saved up to this moment will be cancelled.
ANNEXES ANNEX A How to configure Yokis buttons from the video door phone (without using the Yokis PRO app). In this operating mode, you can configure the Yokis buttons (virtual) directly from the video door phone. The advantage is that a wizard interface can be used to simplify operations: the video door phone automatically manages the pulses needed to configure the Yokis buttons. During this step, you will need to press the ‘Connect’ button on several receivers.
Select ‘Configure Buttons’ to go to the following page: The Yokis buttons are the first 8 on top. Tap on the Yokis button you want to configure.
Select the first item, ‘Set Button Name’, to assign a mnemonic name to the button using the keyboard: Select ‘OK’ to confirm. Some background information may be useful before describing the remaining four items in detail. The button configuration procedure is similar to that of the buttons of a Yokis eight-button remote control.
This opens a submenu for connecting the button to one or more receivers. Connect (or Disconnect) E5 R1 This is used to logically ‘connect’ the button to a receiver. In direct mode, one or more receivers, up to four can be connected (connecting a fifth receiver will replace the fourth one). In Radio Bus mode, if only one is typically connected. For more information, see the Yokis ‘Radio Quick Installation Guide’, para. ‘A-1: Connecting a Transmitter to a reicever’.
One of four possible operating modes can be defined for the button: — Toggle (lighting), Dim/Off (dimmer), Up/Stop/Down (shutters) M 1 — On (lighting), Up & Stop (shutters) M 3 — Off (lighting), Down & Stop (shutters) M 4 — Memory, Go to position (shutters) M 2 For more information, see the Yokis ‘Radio Quick Installation Guide’, para. ‘G – Configurations of pushbutton functions’. and By default, the Yokis buttons operate in Direct Mode for controlling up to four receivers.
If Radio Bus mode is selected, a new ‘Lighting/Shutters’ menu item will appear for selecting whether the centralisation operates the lighting (default) or the shutters or both: Select ‘Lighting/Shutters’ you can choose one of three options: Lights M 10 o Shutters M 11 or Lighting/Shutters M 20. For more information, see the Yokis ‘Radio Quick Installation Guide’, para. ‘F – Centralised control on Radio Bus’.
Using the keyboard, define the number of pulses to be sent to the receiver module with the specific button, e.g. to configure the receiver timing. Then press ‘Enter’ and wait for the notification of the receiver, typically shown on the receiver (flashes or small movements). See the manual of the single receiver modules for the possible controls. For example, if a MTR2000ER relay module was ‘connected’ and you want its output to be timed for 15 minutes (e.g.
ANNEX B How to import Yokis Buttons from remote control (or other video door phone) The procedure consists of three steps: 1) Use a Yokis eight-button remote control and configure the buttons. See the Yokis ‘Radio Quick Installation Guide’ for more information. 2) Check that all configured buttons work correctly. 3) Import the remote control in the video door phone as described. WARNING. The importing procedure deletes the configuration of ALL 8 Yokis buttons on the video door phone, but not their labels.
The screen showing all the buttons will appear: Tap on the Yokis button you want to rename and check (one of the first 8 on top). The following will appear: The new icon on the right part of the video door phone indicates that it is a ‘Imported Button’. At this point, you can: — Import the NAME of the button (the one that the user will see), by tapping on the displayed menu item. — Check correct operation of the button by pressing the ‘Test’ button.
ANNEX C How to configure the composite buttons The composite buttons can be used to control multiple Yokis buttons at the same time. In practice, for the end user, pressing a composite button will be equal to pressing the single Yokis buttons it consists of in sequence. IMPORTANT The scenarios which can be achieved with the Yokis buttons, e.g. simultaneously controlling up to four receiver modules in direct mode or with centralised controls (lighting or shutters).
Select ‘Configure Buttons’ to go to the following page: The composite buttons are characterised by the default name ‘COMP.BTN N’ and are located in the third and fourth row (the two on the left). There are six in total. Tap on the composite button you want to configure.
From here you can set four parameters: — The name of the button (that the user will see). — The Yokis buttons which will be part of the composition. Tap on all those desired (at least 2): — ‘Delay Between Buttons’. The following page will appear: Here you can choose a waiting time between the functions of the single buttons forming the composite.
— The order with which the selected buttons will be activated in sequence from the first to the last or from the last to the first: 46 DS1723-024
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