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1 Video Door Entry System user manual TALK/M TALK/M This manual covers DT692SD and DT692 Monitor

2 PRECAUTIS Read this manual through before using the product. Slots or openings in the back of the monitor, are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the video monitor or equipment and to protect if from overheating. These openings must not be blocked or covered. The monitor should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register and should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided. All parts should be protected from violence vibration. And not allow be impacting, knocking and dropping. For clean the LCD screen, using hands or wet cloth is forbidden. Please do the cleanness with soft cotton cloth, please do not use the organic or chemical clean impregnate. If necessary, please use pure water or dilute soap water to clean the dust. Image distortion may occur if the video door phone is mounted too close to magnetic field e. g. Microwaves, TV, computer etc. Please keep away the video door monitor from wet, high temperature, dust, and caustic and oxidation gas in order to avoid any unpredictable damage. Do NOT open the device in any condition, call the administrator for help if there is any problem or mulfunction happens.

3 CTENT 1. Monitor Parts and Functions Monitor Mounting Camera Parts and Functions Camera Mounting Camera Terminal Discriptions Electronic Lock Connection Standard System Connection Connection Other Device to Monitor Talk/Unlock Operation Ring Tone Setting Monitor Time Setting Auto-Record Time Setting Restore to Default Screen Setting Built-in Memory and SD Card Unlock setting Intercom Calling Connect Multiple Monitors(optional) Connect Multiple Door Cameras(optional) User Code Table for Monitor Extention(optinal) Specifications

4 1. Monitor Parts and Functions LCD Touch Screen Microphone TALK/M button button TALK/M button LED indicator Speaker Ventilation Vent Extending port BUS port DIP switch 2. Monitor Mounting 145~160 cm 1. Use the screws to fix the Mounting Bracket on the wall.(fitting accesories includes a Bracket ) 2. Wire the system correctly(see the later connection chapter) then hang the Monitor on the Mounting Bracket firmly. -1-

5 3. Camera Parts and Functions Camera Lens Night View LED Speaker 176 mm Nameplate Name A Name B Call Button A Call Button B Microphone 4. Camera Mounting 4.1 Mounting without Raincover 90 mm 23 mm cm 4.2 Mounting with Raincover cm -2-

6 5. Camera Terminal Discriptions 3 Lock Control Jumper Camera Code DIP MIC adjustment SPK adjustment BUS PL S1+ S2+ S- Main Connect Port name label use a screwdriver to loosen the screw and then adjust the angle of the camera,then fix the screw. Lock Control Jumper: To configure the electronic lock safety type; set the jumper in 1-2 position for Power-to-Unlock type(pulse activated electronic lock), set the jumper in 2-3 position for the Power- Off-to-Unlock type(electromagnetic lock). Remove the jumper if using external power supply for the lock.(the power+ will be connected to the PL on the Main Connect Port). Camera Code DIP: Must be set to 00. Main Connect Port: To connect the bus line and the electronic locks. BUS: Connect to the bus line, no polarity. PL: External lock power input, connect to the power positive(power +). S1+: Lock power(+) output S2+: Reserved. S-: Lock power(-) output, connect to the power(-) input of electronic locks(only when using the camera to power the locks, if using the external power supply for the locks, the S- will not be connected). -3-

7 TALK/M MENU Unlock TALK/M MENU Unlock TALK/M MENU TALK/M MENU 6. Electronic Lock Connection 6.1 Inner Power 1 Lock Connection The standard inner power lock connection, use the Camera power to supply the lock, no need for external power supply. For Power-On-to-Open lock, set the Lock Control Jumper to 1-2 position and set Unlock Mode to 0 in monitor. For Power-Off-to-Unlock type lock, set to position 2-3 and Unlock Mode 1. (see chapter 17.Unlock setting) 3 Jumper position in Jumper position in 2-3 Unlock Mode: 0 Mode: 1 Electronic lock Safety Type: Power-on-to-open BUS PL S1+ S2+ S- The lock consumption must not BUS PL S1+ S2+ S- greater than 12V 500mA. - ElectronMagnetic lock Safety Type: Power-off-to-open The lock consumption must not greater than 12V 500mA. - to Monitor + to Monitor External Power Connection Use external power supply to power the electronical locks, in this way, wide range lock from 5V to 48 V electronic locks can be used in the system. Note that in this case, the Lock Control Jumper is removed. For Power-On-to- Open lock, set Unlock Mode to 0 in monitor. For Power-Off-to-Unlock type lock, set Unlock Mode to 1. (see chapter 17. Unlock setting) 3 Jumper removed 3 Jumper removed Unlock Mode: 0 Mode: 1 Electronic lock BUS PL S1+ S2+ S- Safety Type: Power-on-to-open BUS PL S1+ S2+ S- The lock consumption must not greater than 48V 1.5A. ElectronMagnetic lock Safety Type: Power-off-to-open The lock consumption must not greater than 48V 1.5A. to Monitor + to Monitor Adaptor

8 7. Standard System Connection Camera Monitor A (Associat with Button A) Monitor B (Associat with Button B) Note 1 Note 4 M/TALK M/TALK Note 2 Note 6 Note 6 L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- Button A Button B Note 3 DPS PS4 BUS DBC4 A B C D - Note 5 + AC~ Note 7 Note 1: Set both the bit-1 and bit-2 to OFF state. Note 2: Mount the DPS and PS4 side by side on the DIN nail or on the wall. Note 3: See chapter 6 Electronic Lock Connections for detail information. Note 4: Connect the DPS to the output of PS4, non-polarity connection. Note 5: Conncet to the AC Mains electricity, 100~240 V AC. Note 6: Set bit-1~6 to off-off-off-off-off-on state for Monitor A; set bit- 1~6 to off-off-off-off-on-on state for Monitor B. (if more montors need to be installed, see chapter 20 System Extention for detail information) Note 7: Non-polarity 2 wire bus cable. See Table 1-1 for cable usage information. Cable type Max. distance(meters) RVV 2 * 1.5 mm (Non-shielded, Twisted) RVV 2 * 1.0 mm 2 70 (Non-shielded, Twisted) RVV 2 * 0.75 mm 2 50 (Non-shielded, Twisted) Max.distance is the distance from the Camera to the farest Monitor. Table

9 8. Connection Other Device to Monitor 8.1 Connect Doorbell call button Additional door bell call button can be connected to the Monitor, so that the visitors can ring the door bell again in front of the user's apartment. When the call button is pressed, the Monitor will output ring tones but the screen will keep off, and the external ringer will ring at the same time(if a external ringer is installed). Door bell call button EXT- 8.2 Connect External Ringer External ringer can be connected to the Monitor. External Ringer The ringer will ring whenever the Door Station call button or the door bell call button is pressed, and it will stop ringing when the Monitor rejucted or answered the call Vdc 300mA EXT- 8.3 Connect Television Connect television to the Monitor, when the Door Station calls, the user switch the channel to the AV channel, and the visitor's video will show up on the screen of the television. The core of the video cable must connect to the VD terminal, and the shielded layer connect to the. Television video cable EXT- 8.4 Connect CCTV Cameras(use DCU unit) By adding a DCU unit, up to 6 CCTV cameras can be connected to the system, each DCU unit can connect 2 CCTV cameras. Note that the DCU unit should be bought separately. See DCU manual for detail information. DPS+PS5+ 2*DCU+DBC4-6-

10 9. Talk/Unlock Operation 1. When visitor presses the Call Button A(or B) on the Outdoor Station, the Monitor(or B) will ring, 1 at the same time, the screen displays the visitor image. Name A Name B TALK EXIT 03 rec TALK/M Talk icon 2. Exit icon 3. Unlock icon 6 4. Record icon. 5. Hide icon. 6. Setting icon. 2. Press TALK/M Button or TALK icon, you can talk with the visitor for 90 seconds. During talking state, press the TALK/M Button again or press EXIT icon to end the conversation. If nobody answers the phone, the screen will be turned off automatically after 30 seconds. If the system connects two or more Monitors, when any Monitor starts to talk, the other Monitors will be automatically shut off. 3. During the conversation, press Button or icon to unlock the door. TALK EXIT 03 rec TALK/M MENU 4. During the conversation, press rec icon to record the current video(10 seconds). If the Auto-Record function has been turned on (see chapter 12), a 10 second video will be recorded automatically after the Call Button of the Camera pressed. TALK EXIT 03 rec TALK/M -7-

11 10. Ring Tone Setting 11. Monitor Time Setting 15 pieces ring tone can be selected. When the Monitor is in standy, press anywhere on the screen, a full screen calendar will be showed. Monitor Time is the maximum monitoring time when the TALK/M Button is pressed in standby, after which the screen will be closed automatically. Presspress anywhere on the screen. TALK/M TALK/M 1. Current time. 2. Current date. 3. Current weekday. Press the screen again to enter the main menu. Press setup to enter Setup menu. Press the screen to enter the main menu. then press setup to enter Setup menu. play TALK/M play TALK/M monitor monitor setup setup exit exit Press and select Outdoor Tone or Intercom Tone, then press or icon to select next or replay the current tone. Press and select Monitor Time item. Outdoor Tone Outdoor Tone Intercom Tone Monitor Time -- 1min Advanced Set... TALK/M Intercom Tone Monitor Time -- 1min Advanced Set... Auto Record -- OFF Exit TALK/M Auto Record -- OFF Exit Settings will be performed immediately, press Exit item to exit. Press or icon to modify the time value in need. Settings will be performed immediately, press Exit item to exit. -8-

12 12. Auto-Record 13. Time Setting When the Auto-Record function is turned on, a 10 seconds video will be recorded automatically after the Call Button was pressed on the Door Camera. While the video is being recorded, a flashing rec icon will be dispalyed on the screen. Note: In mornal state, the LED is light in green; when the Auto-Record is turned on, it will flash in green, when there is a missing call or unread video, the LED will light in red. When the Monitor is in standby, press the screen to open the time screen, press again to enter the main menu. then press setup to enter Setup menu. When the Monitor is in standby, press the screen to open the time screen, press again to enter the main menu. select setup to enter Setup menu, then press Advanced Set item. Outdoor Tone Intercom Tone Monitor Time Advanced Set min Auto Record -- OFF Exit TALK/M A password will be asked before enter the menu. Use the digital keypad on the scrren to input numbers. The password is play monitor setup exit TALK/M Password: 0 * * * * 9 0 # TALK/M Press and selecte Auto-Record itme, Press or icon (or press on the item again) to toggle it on and off. Select and enter Date/Time Set item, Use the digital keypad on the scrren to input numbers. Outdoor Tone Intercom Tone Monitor Time -- 1min Advanced Set... Auto Record -- OFF Exit TALK/M TIME 1 1 : 3 5 DATE * 0 # TALK/M Settings will be performed immediately, press Exit item to exit. When all numbers have been input, the setting will be save automatically and exit, or press the icon to quit. -9-

13 14. Restore to Default 15. Screen Setting The restore to default function allows the user to recover the settings to factory setting. Note that the restore to default operation will not change the time setting and the files on the buit-in momery or SD card. When the Monitor is in standby, press the screen to open the time screen, press again to enter the main menu. select setup to enter Setup menu, then press Advanced Set item, Input password When the Monitor is in monitoring or talking, Press icon to open the screen setting menu. Press + / - icons to increase or decrease current value; touch the icon to switch to next setting, press icon to exit. soft + Scene TALK/M Slave Addr Set -- 0 Guard Unit Set -- 0 Date/Time Set... Other Settings... Information... Exit TALK/M Total 4 screen modes: Normal, Soft, Blight and User. 16:9 + Ratio The screen can be switch between 16:9 and 4:3 mode. Press and select Information itme, the information of Monitor will be showed as bellow. Brightness 6 + To adjust the brightness of the LCD screen. Hardware Ver 0502 Software Ver 0180 Voltage 20.8V Manufacture 00.0 Restore to default TALK/M Colour 6 + To adjust the color of the LCD screen. Exit 6 + Ring Volume To adjust the volume for the ring tone. In the Information menu, press Restore to default item, the default settings will be loaded. press Exit to exit out the menu. 7 + Talk Volume To adjust the volume for talking. -10-

14 16. Built-in Memory and SD Card This Monitor has been equipped with a buit-in memory (about 118 MB, 50 ASF videos) together with a SD card reader. Maximum 2 GB SD card can be supported. When a new SD card was inserted to the Monitor, the SD card will be formated to FAT32 file system and 2 file folder(named DCIM and PHOTO) will be created. TALK/M SD card This Monitor can play back JPEG photos and ASF videos. The recorded videos will be saved in the SD--> DCIM-->100MEDIA file folder. Photo frame function, each photo playing will last 5 seconds, it will be stopped in one hour. More pictures in the SD card, longer time for triggering the fuction, less than 1000pcs is recommend. Note that the Monitor can only play back the photos in the SD-->PHOTO file folder. Only the JPEG photos took by a digital camera can be played back in this monitor, JPEG picture processed by other software might not be supported. Please do not play back pictures with the file size over 30MB. This Monitor can record ASF videos, both manually and automatically, the durantion of the ASF video is fixed in 10 seconds. When there is a SD card in the Monitor, the recording ASF videos will be saved in the SD card firstly; they will be saved in the built-in memory when the SD card is full. The ASF videos in the built-in memory can be copy to the SD card. The built-in memory and SD card can be formated by the Monitor. Avoid plug in/out the SD Card when the monitor is under operation, it may cause the death of memory board, please exit all operation when it is happened, and the device will automatically reset in 30seconds( no need for restart the power), in the process, the LED will turn to Green from Red. Please do not play back pictures with the file size over 30MB; The play back will be interupted by the calling from outdoor station. -11-

play monitor setup TALK/M When the Monitor is in standby, press the screen to enter Main menu then enter PLAY menu. exit Press the icon to enter. TALK/M 1 2 3 4 5 1. Play back photo 2.

15 play monitor setup TALK/M When the Monitor is in standby, press the screen to enter Main menu then enter PLAY menu. exit Press the icon to enter. TALK/M Play back photo 2. Play back video 3. Copy videos from built-in memory to SD card (SD-->DCIM-->101MEDIA folder) 4. Memory information 5. Exit TALK/M Press the icon to play the video/photo. When playing videos, there is no sound at first, press the TALK/M Button to play the sound. 1. Play back last photo/video 2. Play back next photo/video 3. Delete currrent photo/video 4. Enter screen setting Menu 5. Exit FLASH: 1% : 3 SD CARD: 5% PHOTO: 21 : Used built-in memory 2. ASF videos in built-in memory 3. Used SD card memory 4. Photos in SD card(photo folder) 5. ASF videos in SD card(100media folder) 6. Under this screen, press and hole the Button for 3 seconds, a DEL FLASH & SD? hit will be showed on the screen, press the Button again to execute the formating, press any other key to exit without execution. -12-

16 17. Unlock setting 18. Intercom Calling Goto and enter Main-->Setup-->Advanced set-->information page, while the information page is displaying on the screen, press and hold the Button for 2 seconds to set the Unlock setting page. Intercom calling can be started on any Monitor, users can call a specific Monitor using the on screen name list. play monitor intercom setup Hardware Ver 0502 Software Ver 0180 Voltage 20.8V Manufacture 00.0 TALK/M 2 seconds exit Intelligent Home S ystem Restore to default Exit Intercom Function Intercom Call Inner Call Direct Call Guard Unit Exit Intelligent Home S ystem [001] User 1 [002] User 2 [003] User 3 [004] User 4 Unlcok Time 1 TALK/M [005] User 5 Unlcok Mode 0 Exit Intelligent Home S ystem Unlock Time: the Unlocking time setting, default is 1 second. Unlock Mode: set to 0 if using a Power-onto-Open type lock, set to 1 if using a Poweroff-to-Open type lock. Settings will be performed immediately, press Exit item to exit. -13-

17 M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK 19. Connect Multiple Monitors(optional) 1. Maximum 20 Monitors can be connected on the bus line(max.10 for A button and 10 for B button). each Monitor must be set to a unique User Code. See chapter 21. User Code Table for Monitor Extention for detail information. 2. The connecttion from the first Monitor(for example,monitora1) to the last Monitor(for example Moniror B10) must be hand-in-hand. 3. The first Monitor for button A must be set to off-off-off-off-off-off (user code = 0) and the first Monitor for button B must be set to off-off-off-off-on-off (user code = 16). 4. When the call button(a or B) is pressed, all the Monitors in the call range(a or B) will ring at the same time, but only the first one(with User Code 0 or 16) will open the screen. Note 1 Button A call range: (User Code from 0~15) Camera Monitor A1 Monitor A2~A8 MonitorA9 MonitorA10 L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- Button A Button B Note 2 Note Button B call range: (User Code from 16~31) DPS PS4 DBC4 BUS A B C D Monitor B1 Monitor B2~B8 Monitor B9 Monitor B10 AC~ Note 3 Note 4 Note 1: The call range for button A is User Code from 0~15, and User Code 0 must be used; the call range for button B is User Code from 16~31, and User Code 16 must be used. Note 2: The first Monitor for button A must be set to User Code 0( off-off-off-off-off-off) Note 3: The first Monitor for buttonb must be set to User Code 16( off-off-off-off-on-off) Note 4: Set the bit-6 to on to the Monitor which is at the end of the bus line, others Monitor all set to off position. -14-

18 L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- M/TALK M/TALK L1 L2 PL S1+ S2+ S- M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK M/TALK 20. Connect Multiple Door Cameras(optional) Maximum 4 Door Camera can be connected by using a DBC-4 unit. Each Door Camera must have a unique Camera Code (from 0~3). All the settings relative to the Monitor see chapter 19 Connect Multiple Monitors. Button A call range: (User Code from 0~15) Monitor A1 Monitor A2~A8 Monitor A9 Monitor A10 Button B call range: (User Code from 16~31) DBC4 A B C D Monitor B1 Monitor B2~B8 Monitor B9 Monitor B10 BUS DBC4 DPS PS4 BUS A B C D 4# Camera 3# Camera 2# Camera 1# Camera ID=11 ID=01 ID=10 ID=00-15-

19 21. User Code Table for Monitor Extention(optinal) 1. Each Monitor must be set to a unique User Code; there are 32 User Code can be choosen, but maximum 20 Monitors can be connected to the system. 2. As shown in the above table, User Code 0 to 15 are for call button A; that means when the vistor push button A on the Camera, all the Monitor with a User Code within 0~15 will ring together at the same time. User Code from 16~31 is for button B. Bit state User Code Code=0(A) Code=1(A) Code=2(A) Code=3(A) Code=4(A) Code=5(A) Code=6(A) Code=7(A) Code=8(A) Code=9(A) Code=10(A) Bit state User Code Code=11(A) Code=12(A) Code=13(A) Code=14(A) Code=15(A) Code=16(B) Code=17(B) Code=18(B) Code=19(B) Code=20(B) Code=21(B) -16- (1) = Bit state OFF(0) = User Code Code=22(B) Code=23(B) Code=24(B) Code=25(B) Code=26(B) Code=27(B) Code=28(B) Code=29(B) Code=30(B) Code=31(B)

20 22. Specifications Monitor Power supply for indoor monitor: DC 24V (supplied by Adaptor) Power consumption: Standby 0.5W; Working status 15W Monitor screen: 7 Inch color TFT-LCD Display Resolutions: 1,440(R, G, B) x 234 pixels Built-in Memory: 118 MB(only for DT692SD) Recorded Video format: ASF, 320*240 pixels, 10 seconds Monitor time: 30 seconds to 10 minutes Talking time: 30 seconds Monitor Dimensions: 155(H) 225(W) 28(D)mm Door Camera Lock Power supply: 12Vdc, 300mA(Internal Power) Power Consumtion: 1W in standby, 12W in working NO, COM dry contact: Max. 48V dc 1.5A Unlocking time: 1 to 9 seconds, set by Monitor Working temperature: -10ºC ~ 45ºC -17-

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23 WARRANTY CARD NB Please keep this document safe, as it is proof of your Warranty Your Video door system comes with a one year Manufacturers Warranty. When used normally, the following services are offered: 1. Replacement for malfunctioning parts in first three months 2. Repair free of charge for malfunctioning parts in first year The following actions will void the Warranty: 1. Damage to the device during installation 2. Damage to the device through misuse 3. Opening and/or disassembling the device 4. Attempting to force the device to perform functions for which it is not intended 5. Attaching the device to power supplies other than thoserecommended by the manufacturer Distributor for Warranty purposes: Lale Trading Ltd 34a High Street Hornsey London N87NX +44 (0) Product: Purchaser Name: Invoice N: Purchase Date

24 DT692_592-flats-V The design and specifications can be changed without notice to the user. Right to interpret and copyright of this manual are preserved.

Video Door Entry System

Video Door Entry System user manual This manual covers DT6913SD and DT6913 Monitor www.intelligenthomeonline.com PRECAUTIONS Read this manual through before using the product. Slots or openings in the