Forematic 500 Manuals

Page 1 500 VIDEO DOOR PHONE Safety & Operating Instructions Please read through these instructions thoroughly before use and retain for future reference. - Contents - 1 User guide 1.1 Safety instructions Page. 1 1.2 Guide to the equipment Page. 2 1.3 Operating instructions Page. 2 2 Installation 2.1 Preparation & contents Page. 3 2.2 Cables required Page. 3 2.3 Installing the screen Page. 4 2.4 Installing the camera panel Page. 4 2.5 Completing the installation Page. 5 2.6 Commissioning Page. 6 3 Care and maintenance 3.1 Daily maintenance Page. 6 3.2 Warranty Page. 6 3.3 Trouble shooting Page. 7 Appendices App.1 Wiring diagram Page. 8 App.2 Technical characteristics Page. 9 App.3 Equipment upgrades Page. 9 - 1.1 Safety Instructions - This product is designed for moderate climates. Do not use in high humidity, dusty, or dirty environments. The camera panel should be mounted with its rain hood away from pouring water. Never use a pressure washer near the camera panel. Trim back vegetation around the camera panel to avoid dripping and lens abrasion. Facing extreme sunlight will reduce picture quality. Screens should be wall mounted on the bracket provided. Do not allow curtains or clothing to cover the ventilation holes behind the screen. Do not allow the screen to operate near steam, moisture, naked flames or extreme heat as found in some kitchens areas or in bathrooms. Avoid extremely bright locations which may affect the screen image. Never disassemble components. Do not overload power sockets, and remove the power if the system is not to be used for long periods. Do not drop or apply physical shocks. Do not expose units to acid oxides, ammonia, or any other harmful substances. Some electrical goods such as microwave ovens, TVs, computer equipment, large electric motors or radio transmitters may interfere with the screen signals. Keep a clear distance from these devices if interference is experienced. Doc. QP-500 4 wire video 500, 505, 530 V1.2 english Page 2 - 1.2 Guide to the equipment - Screen - 1.3 Operating instructions - 1. Receiving a call When the call button on the camera panel is pressed, the screen ring tone sounds and the visitor’s image appears on the screen. If you wish to talk with the visitor, touch the button. The screen will stay on for about 80 seconds before it automatically shuts off. To re-activate for continued conversation, touch the button and then touch the button. 2. Viewing the street from monitor unit a) Touch the button of the indoor unit at any time and the screen will show the outside view. b) Viewing terminates automatically after 40 secs. c) If you have two cameras, touch the button again to change from camera one to another. 3. Working times a) Call time: The screen rings for only 40 secs, then the call is terminated. b) Talk time: Conversations are limited to 80 secs. Extend call by touching then button. c) Viewing time: When activated from the screen, viewing is limited to 40 seconds. 4. Intercom call Intercom allows one screen to call the another if it is installed. Touch to answer the other screen. Touch to finish or the call will terminate in 80 secs. 5. Open the door Touch the button to unlock the door. 6. Change the ring tone From standby mode, touch the button. The tone will sound. Touch to choose a new ring tone from 4 available. Touch to confirm the new tone. 1. Monitor screen 2. Talk on / Talk off (Monitor off) 3. Door Open 4. Camera 1 / Camera 2 5. Intercom 6. Menu Select (Brightness,Contrast,Colour) 7. Down 8. Up 9 �Microphone 10. Ring tone volume Camera panel Camera lens Night vision LEDs Speaker Name Plate Call Button Microphone Page 3 - 2.1 Preparation & contents - Check the contents of the package. - 2.2 Cables required - Only three cables are needed for the standard set without an electric lock. Cabling to the electric lock requires a further two cables. Electric gate control panels need only one extra cable because there is no lock supply. The mains cable must be 240V rated, at least 3A capacity. Though a 13A socket is shown, the power supply could be wired directly into a fused outlet. Only competent persons are allowed to work in some areas. All other cables are low voltage rated. The screen to camera panel is the longest low voltage run and needs four cores. The other runs tend to be shorter, so it is expedient to use the same four core cable for these runs too. Cables may run outdoors. If they do, choose an outdoor rated cable that is non-porous and resistant to UV light. The cable specifications are printed in a technical table in the appendix. Screened cables are necessary in industrial environments, but seldom needed in homes. Thin flexible cable is much easier to connect into the camera panel and the screen. Cat.5 is commonly available and inexpensive, but must be used with care. The V wire must not be doubled up or paired with any other used core. Cut its pair off at each end of the cable. Uses a pair doubled up for the B wire, and another pair doubled up for the G wire. The A wire does not need doubling. Mains Power supply Screen Camera panel Lock supply Lock Parts Supplied Ref Description Illustration Qty Ref Description Illustration Qty A Indoor Monitor 1 E Power cover 1 B Outdoor Camera & Rain Hood 1 F Locker 2 G Bracket Holder 1 C Wall mounting bracket 1 H Screw 10 D Power Transformer 1 I 4 core wire assembly 3 Optional Page 4 - 2.3 Installing the screen - 1. Cable running The cable needs to be run before the screen or camera panel are mounted. Do not run the cables near large electric motors, radio equipment which can radiate interference, or environmental hazards such as fires. Screened cables reduce interference where radiation sources cannot be avoided. 2. 4 core connector A pre-wired four core connector with short cables is provided for the screen. An area is required behind the screen to connect this wire assembly to the camera cable. Silicon filled ‘jelly’ connectors are recommended. A = Blue G = Black B = Red V = Yellow 3. Power connector Connect the 2 core power cable from the power supply to the green terminal block behind the screen. Be sure to connect the correct way round or it may be damaged. 4. Fix the mounting plate Place the mounting plate over the top of the connection area, passing the wire assembly through the middle of the plate. Secure with four appropriate screws. 5. Hang the screen Carefully place the screen on the four mounting bracket hooks. Then gently push the screen upwards to engage the hooks in the monitor’s slots. Secure with two the screws provided - 2.4 Installing the Camera Panel - 1. Cable running The cable needs to be run before the camera panel is mounted. The recommended height for a camera is 1.6m to suit average height. The cable must emerge from the wall 7cm below the camera height and 2cm to the left. If you are fitting an electric lock, or wiring to an electric gate control box, there will be at least one extra wire. 2. Mounting the rain hood Slide the rain hood over the wires. Mark the mounting hole positions. Drill and fix the rain hood to the wall. Take the face plate off the camera. Pass all the wires through the back plate of the camera panel. Mark the two mounting hole positions, central top and bottom. Drill & fix the back plate to the wall inside the rain hood. 3. Connections Follow the wiring diagram in the appendix. There is little space under the camera cover to coil extra wire, yet cutting cable exactly to length is a risk. We recommend making connections to the panel, then to pull all excess cable through the wall where it can be coiled neatly. Fix the camera cover on after the cables are secure.