COMELIT 1454K Descrizione software PC-Intercom User Manual

COMELIT 1454K Descrizione software PC-Intercom

Description of PC-Intercom software Art. 1454

The PC-Intercom software Art. 1454 allows a PC, connected to a ViP system, to be used for answering and making calls just like a door entry monitor.
The USB key must always be connected to the PC when you want to use the software.

Windows installation

1. Switch the PC on.
2. Plug in the USB key holding the PC-Intercom software Art. 1454.
3. Open “My Computer”.
4. Identify the drive USB key drive and open it.
5. Double-click on the icon “pc-intercom-v[…]-setup.exe”.
6. Follow the instructions which appear on the screen, until the software installation process is complete.

When the screen below appears during installation, we recommend keeping all 4 options selected so that the software can adjust the settings automatically as required, according to the application of any installed Firewalls, anti-virus software or network configurations.

Press OK when any message windows appear during installation.
If any problems arise when the software starts up after installation, consult the file “README.TXT” on the USB key.

Description of the software interface

1. Close application button.
2. Minimize application button.
3. Settings menu.
4. CCTV Cameras directory.
5. Actuators directory.
6. Cameras directory.
7. External Units directory.
8. Porters directory.
9. Users directory.
10. Home (to return to the main screen).
11. Programmable buttons for functions: Intercom, Self-ignition and Relay activation.
12. Self-ignition button (programmable).
13. Programmable button for functions: Doctor, Privacy and Privacy + Doctor.
14. Call divert activation/deactivation button (available only if programmed).
15. Audio activation button.
16. Refuse call button.
17. Key button (programmable).
18. Section of the screen displaying: the status of calls and the ViP alarm calls message.
19. Part of the monitor displaying the image from the system cameras.

Using the software

Answering a call

On receipt of a call from an external unit, in the case of a master monitor (max 1 per apartment) and up to 3 slave monitors, the image from the external unit is automatically displayed on the monitor; in the case of a slave monitor, meanwhile, from the 4th to the 15th, the device only displays an indication that a call has been received from the external unit (because the maximum number of devices with video is 4). You can acquire the video signal from a slave monitor without replying to the call, by clicking

• Click to interrupt the call.
• Click to deactivate the microphone.

The icon will turn red.

If you cannot see the main screen, click home  to return to the home screen.

Key function
The software sets the “Key function” for default “in-call” activation of the relay corresponding to the external unit used by the interlocutor (see page 35 for configuration).
The Key function woks both during calls and outside calls. Up to 2 procedures can be programmed for each mode (in-call or standby).

• Click on the button ( /1 /2 /3/4  ) programmed for the Key function to carry out the programmed procedure(s).

I/O Actuator function
The I/O Actuator function (disabled by default) can be used to activate the relay for a specific actuator installed in the system (see page 36 for configuration).

Click on the button (/1 /2 /3/4  ) programmed for the I/O  Actuator function to carry out the programmed procedure.

Intercom function
The intercom function (disabled by default) can be used to call an internal unit (monitor, switchboard, door-entry phone or PC-Intercom) (see page 37 for configuration).

Click on the button (1/2/3/4  ) programmed for the Intercom function to make the call.

Self-ignition function

The Self-ignition function (disabled by default) can be used to display images from the camera associated with an external unit or from a remote camera (see page 38 for configuration).

• Click on the button ( /1 /2 / 3/4 ) programmed for the Self-ignition function to display the images from the camera.
  If several cameras are associated with the Self-ignition function, click the button several times to view the various video sources in a cyclical manner.

Privacy / Doctor mode
The software sets “Privacy mode” by default (see page 39 for configuration).

• Click on to activate the programmed function.
  The button will light up in red to indicate that the function has been activated.

Call Divert Function
The “Call Divert” function enables you to divert a call to an internal unit or switchboard. (see page 40 for configuration).

Click to activate/deactivate the programmed function.
The red icon indicates that the function is active, while the green icon indicates that the function is not active.

Using the directories

Call User / Porter
The “call User / Porter” function can be used to make calls to another internal unit or another ViP address (to add, delete or edit an entry in the Users / Porters directory, see page 28).

1. Click to access the Users / Porters directory.
2. Click the entry you wish to call (the field will be highlighted in green, see figure on page 30).
3. Click (button [A] in the figure on page 28) to start the call.
4. Click if you want to carry out the procedure(s) associated with the Key button.
5. Click❌ when you want to end the call.

Camera activation
The “camera activation” function can be used to display images from the camera associated with an external unit or from a remote camera (to add, delete or edit an entry in the Cameras / External Units directory, see page 29).

1. Click  to access the External Units / Cameras / CCTV Cameras directory.
2. Click the entry for which you wish to activate the camera (the field will be highlighted in green,see figure on page 30).
3. Click image (button [A] in the figure on page 28) to activate the camera.
4. Click if you want to carry out the procedure(s) associated with the Key button.
5. Click ❌when you want to switch off the camera.

Actuator activation
The “actuator activation” function is used to activate the relay for a specific actuator installed in the system (to add, delete or edit an entry in the Actuators directory, see page 29).

1. Click actuator to access the Actuators directory.
2. Click the actuator entry you wish to activate (the field will be highlighted in green, see figure on page 30).
3. Click ▶(button [A] in the figure on page 28) to activate the actuator.

Managing the directories

Adding a new entry to the Users / Porters / External Units directory

Click to access the Users / Porters / External Units directory.

1. Click (button [B] in the figure on page 28).

2. In the “name” field, enter the name identifying the entry in the directory.

3. In the “address” field, enter the ViP address you wish to associate with that entry.

4. Select (for the users directory only) one of “Whole apartment”, “Master”, “Slave 1/…/15” .
   Whole apartment: Tick this option to call all internal units in the system associated with the specified ViP address.
   Master: Tick this option to call the Master monitor in the system associated with the specified ViP address.
   Slave 1/…/15: Tick this option to call the Slave 1/…/15 monitor in the system associated with the specified ViP address.

5. Click to save the new entry in the directory / click❌ to cancel the new entry.

Adding a new entry to the Cameras directory

• Click Camera to access the Cameras directory.

1. Click Camera (button [B] in the figure on page 28).
2. In the “name” field, enter the name identifying the entry in the directory.
3. In the “address” field, enter the ViP address you wish to associate with that entry.
4. Select the desired camera.
5. Click to save the new entry in the directory / click ❌to cancel the new entry.

Adding a new entry to the Actuators directory

• Click Actuators to access the Actuators directory

1. Click Actuators (button [B] in the figure on page 28).
2. In the “name” field, enter the name identifying the entry in the directory.
3. In the “address” field, enter the ViP address you wish to associate with that entry.
4. Select the position of the relay you want to activate.
5. Select the relay you wish to activate.
6. Click to save the new entry in the directory / click❌  to cancel the new entry.

Adding a new entry to the CCTV Cameras directory

• Click CCTV to access the CCTV Cameras directory

1. Click  (button [B] in the figure on page 28).

2. In the “Name” field, enter the name identifying the camera in the directory.

3. In the “Address” field, enter the RTSP address of the IP camera.
   The RTSP address must be composed as follows:
   rtsp:// IP address of the camera port + name of the channel

   • Example RTSP address for Comelit IP CAM 100 cameras
     rtsp://192.168.1.200:8001/ch01_sub.264

   • Example RTSP address for Comelit IP CAM 700 cameras
     rtsp://192.168.1.200:554/1/stream2

4. In the field “Account name” enter the account name for IP camera access (as in the camera configuration).

5. In the “Password” field, enter the the password for IP camera access (as in the camera con-figuration).

6. Click to save the new entry in the directory / click  ❌ to cancel the new entry.

Editing an entry in the directory

• Click to select the desired  directory.

1. Click the entry you wish to edit (the field will be highlighted in green, see figure on page 30).
2. Click the pen button.
3. Edit the desired fields.
4. Click to save the changes / click ❌  to cancel the changes.

Deleting an entry in the directory

• Click to select the desired  directory.

1. Click the entry you wish to delete (the field will be highlighted in green, see figure on page 30).
2. Click the Delete button.
3. Click ✅to confirm deletion / click ❌to cancel deletion.

Settings

Minimization time and language configuration

• Click Settings to access the “SETTINGS” menu.

Click Setting to access the “Minimization” and “Language” configuration options.

Minimization time

• Enter a value (minutes/seconds) to set the time period after which the software will be automatically minimized if unused. If the value 00:00 is entered, the software will always be maximized.

The software is set with a default value of 00:00.

Language
The software language is set to English by default.

• Select a software language option from the drop-down menu if you wish to change this setting.

Address configuration

• Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.

Click to access address configuration.

The first time you access the address configuration, key programming and call configuration areas, you will be asked to enter a password: the default password is 0000 (to set a new password, see page 33 for instructions).

• Enter the password and click ✅to access set/modify configurations.
• Click ❌to display the configurations without the possibility of modifying them..

Advanced settings

• Assign a ViP address to the software.

VIP   address: Each system device must be programmed with a different code, called the ViP address. The ViP address is an 8-digit code identifying each extension and can be entered as desired, without following any pre-set sequence. However, we recommend using a logic diagram to keep track of the addresses entered.
A logic diagram (optional) for entering the ViP address is provided below.

Example: Building/staircase/floor/apartment 01041156 • 00021022 • 01001223 • 01030009 • 00000012

Select either “Master” or “Slave 1/…/15”.
Master: by Master we mean the main monitor in an apartment. Every Master monitor in the system must have a different VIP code. The Master monitor manages all external unit /switchboard / intercom calls. It is essential that, in an apartment, one of the monitors is set as a Master.

Slave: by Slave we mean one or more secondary monitors (MAX. 15) in an apartment. Every Slave has the same ViP address as the Master monitor, but is identified with a unique number to differentiate it from the other slave monitors.

For Kit 8501, 8501HIM, 8501I, 8501IM, 8501U, 8503, 8504 and 8504H, the ViP ad- dress is set to 00000001 “Master” by default.

Network configuration
The software, by default, identifies a network card on its own terminal, if necessary another network card can be selected from the drop-down menu.

• On pressing button the application will detect the network cards present and update the list in the pull-down menu.

Change password

1. Click “change password”.
2. Enter the requested data.
3. Click✅ to confirm password change / Click ❌to cancel password change.

Activates application closure/minimization
Activates closure of application: enables the “Close Application” button.
Activates minimization of application: enables the “ Minimize Application” button.

Video bitrate
Video bitrate: this function can be used to adjust video streaming quality via the bitrate (Kilobits transmitted per second).

Audio configuration

• Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.

Click to access audio configuration.

Audio boards
The software, by default, identifies the audio boards used to manage incoming and outgoing audio, if necessary a different audio board can be selected from the drop-down menu.

• On pressing button the application will detect the audio cards present and update  the list in the pull-down menu.
• Audio In: audio board for the terminal dedicated to managing incoming audio.
  Audio Out: audio board for the terminal dedicated to managing outgoing audio.

Volumes

• Audio In: this is the volume level of its microphone.
• Audio Out: this is the volume of the loudspeaker during a conversation.
• Ringtone: this is the ringtone volume.
• Alarms: the volume of priority/emergency calls.
• Keys: this is the software button tone volume.

Ringtones

• Type of melody: set the melody for calls made from the internal unit or external unit.
• Melody: list of available melodies.
• Number of repetitions: select the number of times the melody is repeated.

Key programming
Programming the key button

Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.
Click to access Key programming.

The first time you access the address configuration, key programming and call configuration areas, you will be asked to enter a password: the default password is 0000 (to set a new password, see page 33 for instructions).

• Enter the password and click ✅  to access set/modify configurations.
• Click❌ to display the configurations without the possibility of modifying them.
• Click  to access Key button configuration.
• Select either “Key” or “I/O Actuator”.

The software sets the “Key function” configured for default “during call” activation of the relay corresponding to the external unit used by the interlocutor.

✅ Key: Activates the relays on board the external units.
The Key function works in two separate ways, “during call” or “outside call”. The button can be made to control up to 2 relays at the same time.

Program key function

1. Select “Prog. during call” / “Prog. outside call” to choose the settings for each status.

2. Select “Activate” to enable the process.

3. Select the number of the relay you want to activate.
   Relay 2 can be used only: if the external unit is iKall, if the external unit is fitted with a residential module Art. 3327 or an actuator module 1433.

4. Select from which external unit option you wish to activate the relay:
   Interlocutor: If this option is selected, the relay for the external unit with which the call is taking place will be activated.
   Door: If this option is selected, you will then have to indicate the ViP address of the external unit with the relay you wish to activate.

✅I/O Actuator: Activates the relay on board actuator accessory Art. 1443 or expansion accessory Art. SK9071 (from version V2.0).

I/O Actuator

1. Enter the ViP address for the actuator you want to control.
2. Select the position of the relay you want to activate.
3. Select the relay you wish to activate.

Relay 2 for art. 1443 is a 100 mA open collector.

Program buttons

• Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.
• Click to access Key programming.

The first time you access the address configuration, key programming and call configuration areas, you will be asked to enter a password: the default password is 0000 (to set a new password, see page 33 for instructions).

• Enter the password and click ✅to access set/modify configurations.
• Click ❌to display the configurations without the possibility of modifying them.
• Click  1/2 /3 / 4/ to access Key programming.
• Select one of the options “Intercom”, “Self-ignition”, “Key”, “I/O Actuator”, “Function disabled”.

For these buttons, the software applies the default setting: “Function disabled”.

✅Intercom: Tick this option to program intercom calls to an internal unit in the system.

Program VIP address

• VIP address: If this option is selected, you will then need to enter the ViP ad-dress of the user you want to associate with the intercom call.
• Bracket: If this option is selected, you will then have to choose whether you want to call the Master monitor or a Slave monitor (for which the identification number will be required) for your apartment.

✅ Self-ignition: Tick this option to program the self-ignition of any camera connected to the system (up to a maximum of 9 cameras).

Adding a camera

1. In the address window, select an available slot.
2. Click on the button Modify.
3. In the “Address” field, enter the VIP address of the external unit or camera module with which you wish to associate the “Self-ignition” function.
4. Select the camera from which you wish to receive an image.
5. Click to save the settings, or❌  to cancel the settings.

Editing a camera

1. In the address window, select the camera you wish to edit (the field will be highlighted in green).
2. Click on the button Modify.
3. In the “Address” field, edit the VIP address of the external unit or camera module with which you wish to associate the “Self-ignition” function.
4. Select the camera from which you wish to receive an image.
5. Click   to save the changes, or ❌  to cancel the changes.

Deleting a camera

1. In the address window, select the camera you wish to delete (the field will be highlighted in green).
2. Click on the button Disable.
3. Click ✅  to confirm camera deactivation; click ❌ to cancel camera deactivation.

If more than one camera is set for the self-ignition function (MAX. 9), every time the button is pressed, the software will cycle through the available options.
For Kit 8501, 8501HIM, 8501I, 8501IM, 8501U, 8503, 8504 and 8504H, the “auto- activation” function ) is set by default to call the porter with ViP address ( 00000100.

✅Key: see page 35.
✅I/O Actuator: see page 36.
✅Function disabled: Tick this option to disable the button (default option).

Program Privacy button

• Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.
• Click to access Key programming.

The first time you access the address configuration, key programming and call configuration areas, you will be asked to enter a password: the default password is 0000 (to set a new password, see page 33 for instructions).

• Enter the password and click✅ to access set/modify configurations.
• Click ❌to display the configurations without the possibility of modifying them.

The software sets “Privacy mode” by default.

• Click to access Privacy button configuration.
• Select one of the options “Doctor mode”, “Privacy mode”, “Doctor mode + Privacy”.

Doctor mode: Doctor mode enables automatic lock-release activation for the external unit making the call, after a call is made to the door entry monitor and/or door-entry phone address for which the mode is enabled.
Privacy mode: Privacy mode means muting of the ringtone on receipt of a call from the external unit, switchboard and internal unit.
Doctor mode + Privacy: Doctor mode + Privacy, in addition to disabling the door-entry pho-ne ringtone (as in Privacy mode), enables automatic lock-release activation for the external unit making the call, after a call is made to the door entry monitor and/or door-entry phone address for which the mode is enabled.

Call configurations

• Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu.
• Click to access the configuration menu

The first time you access the address configuration, key programming and call configuration areas, you will be asked to enter a password: the default password is 0000 (to set a new password, see page 33 for instructions).

• Enter the password and click ✅to access set/modify configurations.
• Click❌ to display the configurations without the possibility of modifying them.

Call times

• Awaiting reply: if a call is not answered within this period of time, it is ended (01:00 by default).
• Internal Talk: set the maximum duration of a conversation with an internal unit (01:30 by default).
• External Talk: set the maximum duration of a conversation with an external unit (01:30 by default). Call divert

1. If you want to set timed diversion: set “Wait time” (default setting 00:30). The system will not allow a value greater than the “Awaiting Reply” time to be set.
2. Set the address of the internal unit or switchboard to which you want to divert the call.
3. To activate the respective functions, check “ ✅Activate timed diversion” (3a) and/or check “✅ Activate diversion if engaged” (3b) (only after carrying out instructions 1 and 2).
4. Go back to the home page and click  to activate/deactivate call diversion.

The red icon indicates that the function is active, while the green icon indicates that the function is not active.

Directories and Configuration files manager (Windows platforms only)

• Click Setting   to access the “SETTINGS” menu.
• Click to access the Directories and Configuration files manager.

Configuration files manager

Save: Click this button to save the configuration file to the Comelit USB key.
*Load:** Click this button to load the configuration file from the Comelit USB key.

Directories manager

Save: Click this button to save the directories to the Comelit USB key.
*Load:** Click this button to load the directories from the Comelit USB key.

• Import procedures require the application to be restarted:

  • Use the specific shutdown buttons to restart manually.
    or:

  • Exit the current screen to shut down automatically (a countdown window will appear). Next, re-open the software program.

Software information

Click Setting to access the “SETTINGS” menu

Click to view the “Software information”.

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