VIMAR K42945 7in Ts Wi-Fi Video Kit Rfid 1f Multi Plug User Manual

VIMAR K42945 7in Ts Wi-Fi Video Kit Rfid 1f Multi Plug User Manual

K42945, K42946, K42955, K42956

One-family/two-family hands-free Wi-Fi video door entry kit with 7″ touch screen monitor

Characteristics & functions

System
The system supports up to two outdoor stations, one CCTV camera for each outdoor station and three indoor stations per family, for a maximum of four families (creating multifamily systems requires the use of the bus distributor, which is available individually or supplied in the two-family kits).

The video entryphones in a system may be all of the same type or of different types:

• Video entryphone in version with touch sensitive keys, available in kits K42910, K42911, K42912, K42930, K42931, K42932
• Video entryphone in touch-screen version, available in kits K42915, K42916, K42917, K42935, K42936, K42937 and
• Video entryphones in Wi-Fi touch screen version, available in kits K42945, K42946, K42947, K42955, K42956, K42957

Video entryphone

• 7″ capacitive touch screen monitor.
• IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
• Possibility of receiving firmware upgrades via OTA (Over The Air)
• Remote operation of calls via one or more smartphones
• Actuator enabling7disabling (lock and gate)
• Internal flash memory and micro SD card support.
• Automatic and manual video/image recording
• Intercom function between indoor units (of the same family).
• Adjustable brightness, colour and contrast
• Adjustable ringtone volume and conversation volume
• 6 selectable ringtones
• “Do not disturb” function
• Multiple languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Dutch)

Technical data:

• DC input: 24V (via power supply unit, supplied)
• 7″ LCD TFT screen
• LCD resolution 1024 x 600 (RGB)
• Micro SD card slot: SDHC/SDXC format,
• Memory size 8 – 128 GB, Speed class: Class4 – Class10
• Memory capacity: 100 images, 10 videos (video entryphone internal memory). With micro SD card: 1000 images, 1000 videos.
• Dimensions (mm) 188.8 (L) x 113.6 (H) x 14.9 (D) (without wall support) 188.8 (L) x 113.6 (H) x 18.4 (D) (with wall support)
• Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz – recommended distance from router or Wi-Fi network extender: less than 20 m
• Frequency range: 2412-2472 MHz
• RF transmission power: < 100 mW (20 dBm)

App

• Available for both Android (Android 5.0 and later) and iOS (iOS 9.0 and later) systems
• Receiving calls outdoor station
• List of calls received function
• Image and/or video saving function from calls or consultation.
• Multi-device management function
• Lock or relay remote activation
• Setting communication time from 60s to 300s.
• Auto-rotate video function.
• Possibility of setting the frame rate (high quality: 20f/s; medium quality: 10f/s; low quality: 0.5f/s).

Entrance panel

• Due Fili audio-video unit with wide-angle camera
• 130° horizontal wide angle,
• White LEDs for night vision
• Protection degree: IP54
• Protection degree against impact: IK07
• Aluminium housing, vandal-resistant
• Speaker volume adjustment
• Backlit name plate and call button
• Can be installed with or without rain guard (rain guard included)
• Electric door lock and/or automatic door control
• Surface-wall mount installation
• NFC card reader (cards supplied separately)
• Lock actuation button mounting frame
• Camera mounting frame (optional camera)

Technical data:

• Operating temperature: (-25 °C; +55 °C)
• Relative operating humidity: from 0% to 90%
• Frequency range: 13,553-13,567 MHz
• RF transmission power: < 60 dBμA/m
• Dimensions (mm) 90.5 (L) x 190 (H) x 33 (D) (without rainproof cover) 101.3 (L) x 198.8 (H) x 43.8 (D) (with rainproof cover)

Note:
For the correct operation of the EVO Wi-Fi Monitor and the “VIEW Door” App, the availability of a Wi-Fi network with suitable Internet access is required.

Power supply unit
Depending on the version, to power the system, the Kit includes a multi-plug power supply unit or a power supply unit for DIN rail; see the following pages for the technical characteristics.

Video entryphone

1. Monitor

2. Indicator LED:
   – white light = “Do not disturb” function enabled
   – flashing white light = New videos/photos in the memory
   – Red light = Power ON
   – flashing Red light = Wi-Fi connection unavailable or connection to cloud unavailable (this signalling has priority over all others).

3. Micro SD card slot

4. Microphone

5. Speaker

6. Connections:
   – for power supply
   – for bus (entrance panel/additional video entryphones)

Entrance panel

1 – Luminous indicators:
a. communication status indicator. Flashing green light: call in progress; continuous green light: communication in progress.
b. Lock or relay status indicator. Green light on: lock or relay active.
c. System status indicator. Continuous red light: system occupied
2 – white LEDs for night vision
3 – NFC card reader for Mifare keys 40169, 01598 and 01817 ; the keys must be purchased separately from the kit.
4 – Speaker
5, 6 – Call buttons (configurable for one-, two- or four-family building). The kit for expansion or replacement keys is offered separately from the kit.
7 – Camera
8 – Environmental brightness sensor
9 – Microphone:
10 – Tamper protection screw:
• Opening clockwise – Closing anti-clockwise

Multi-plug power supply unit
(for applicable versions)
AC supply voltage: 100 V – 240 V, 0.8 A, 50 Hz / 60 Hz
DC output: 24V, 1A
Dimensions (mm): 43.5 (W) x 80.4(H) x 38.5 (D)
AU / EU / UK / US plug adapters

Power supply unit for DIN rail
(for applicable versions)

Technical characteristics:

• Power supply: 100 – 240 VAC 50/60Hz
• Maximum power consumption 0.8 A
• Dissipated power 3.5 W
• Output voltage (+/-) 24 VDC nominal (ES1 and/or SELV).
• Max. current output: 1 A
• Operating temperature -5 °C +35 °C (indoor)
• 3 x 17.5 mm modules, dimensions: 55x91x54 mm
• Symbol for CLASS II

Output

Maximum distance between DC output of DIN power supply and video entryphone

Type of cable: 0,75 mm²

Connection length: 15 m

Power supply for DIN rail: Possible installations

Installation on switchboard

Installation on junction box

Bus Distributor
(only required for multi-family systems. Available as an individual device or in two-family kits)

Technical characteristics

• Power supply: 24 VDC (from 2fili bus)
• Maximum power consumption 10 mA
• 1 (one) outdoor station BUS terminal
• 4 (four) indoor station BUS terminals
• Dimensions 46 mm x 46 mm x 20

(indoor station bus for apartment 1, 2, 3, 4)

bus (outdoor station)

Mifare keys (optional)

Video door entry system installation

1. Before installing the video door entry system, take care to find a suitable location for each device.

2. When configuring the devices (indoor stations and outdoor stations), make sure each device is identified with its own unique ID. with the system supports a maximum of 2 (two) outdoor stations: the first outdoor station ID is: 0; any second outdoor station (optional) will have an ID:1 (by default, the outdoor station supplied in the kits is configured with ID: 0).
   Indoor stations are generally uniquely identified by a pair of IDs, in other words:
   a) apartment ID
   b) device ID
   The apartment ID identifies the apartment in which the video entryphone is installed; the apartment ID can take on the values 1,2,3,4 and must correspond to the relevant port of the bus distributor in the case of multi-family systems.
   The device ID identifies the individual video entryphone installed in the apartment; the device ID can take on the values Master, Ext1, Ext2
   Take note that, to ensure the video door entry system works properly, each apartment will only have one single Master video entryphone. The (optional) extension video entryphones will have the device IDs Ext1 or Ext2, respectively. (By default, the indoor station supplied in single-family kits is configured with “apartment ID”: 1 and with “device ID”: Master; for the indoor stations supplied in two-family kits, one is configured with “apartment ID”: 1 and with “device ID”: Master, the other with “apartment ID”: 2 and with “device ID”: Master).
   What’s more, for the outdoor stations, make sure you configure the dip switches relating to the number of push buttons to use, and the dip switch to define the default actuator in the case of lock activation from the exit button.
   The IDs of the indoor stations can be configured by powering the individual device, before connecting it to the video door entry system.

3. In the case of single-family systems, the “Bus Distributor” device is not required: the indoor station and the outdoor station can be connected directly via the 2fili bus; in the case of multi-family systems, the device referred to as “Bus Distributor” must be placed between the outdoor stations and the indoor stations.

4. The 2fili bus is non-polarised: the 2fili bus connection cables are connected to bus terminals in a random way. For systems where the distance between the furthermost outdoor station and the furthermost indoor station is less than:
   a) 50m, a two-wire cable can be used, where the section of an individual cable is 0.75 mm²
   b) 100m, a two-wire cable can be used, where the section of an individual cable is 1.00 mm²

5. Once the devices in the video door entry system have been configured, you can power each video entryphone, starting from the Master video entryphones of apartment 1.
   The continuity of the power supply to the master video entryphone of apartment 1 is necessary for the operation of the video door entry system.

6. Check that the devices are activated correctly:
   a) The outdoor station is active if covering the light sensor turns on the call button backlighting.
   b) The indoor stations are active if the buttons are backlit and touch- sensitive.

7. Connect the additional wiring (lock, gate, door release button) to each device as specified in the relevant paragraphs.

Outdoor Station Installation
The outdoor station can be installed externally on a wall surface with or without the rain guard provided.
When installing the device, take care to open the front case by loosening the fixing screw on the underside of the front cover plate, using the security key provided.
Fasten the base of the outdoor station, with or without rain guard, to the wall with the 4 screws and 4 wall plugs provided.
In order to operate, the outdoor station must be connected to the system bus. The connection can be made by connecting the bus to the BUS+ and BUS- connectors.
In the case of single-family systems, the 2fili bus will allow the outdoor station and the indoor station to communicate directly.
In the case of multi-family systems, the “Bus Distributor” must be installed between the outdoor stations and the indoor stations.

Dimensions

Disassembly

Height of installation

Installation

Connection

When connecting the outdoor station to the apartment bus, we recommend you keep (route) the cables towards the outlet hole, preventing them from protruding towards the front.

Name Tag

The name plate can be extracted by releasing the retaining tabs, exerting pressure from the outside in.

Outdoor Station Configuration and Connection

Call buttons
Note that:

• For one-family outdoor stations, the call button corresponds to apartment 1.
• For two-family outdoor stations, the lower call button corresponds to apartment 1, whereas the upper call button corresponds to apartment 2.
• For four-family systems, the push button mapping is according to the following scheme:

Dip switch
After the outdoor station has been installed, make sure you configure the dip switches.

dip 1: Switch to set the device ID for outdoor stations. In outdoor stations, the device ID can take on the values
0,1.
The outdoor station supplied with one- and two-family systems is configured as 0 (off) by default. Any additional outdoor station will have to have a device ID with a value of 1 (on).
Default value: 0

dip 2-3: Pair of switches to configure the use of the push buttons: the outdoor station supplied in the one-family kits is configured by default for the use of 1 (one) push button, using the value 00 (sw2→0, sw3→0); the outdoor station supplied in the two-family kits is configured by default for the use of 2 (two) push buttons, using the value 10 (sw2→1, sw3→0); for systems with 3 or 4 apartments, set the value 01 (sw2→0, sw3→1).
Default values: 00 for one-family system; 10 for two family system.

dip 4: Switch to assign to the exit button of the outdoor station, the activation of the powered lock or of the relay.
If set to “0” (OFF) the lock defined is the one powered; is set to “1” (ON) the lock defined is the relay.
Switch 4 is configured to “OFF” by default, i.e. the powered lock is the default lock.

Reset button
The reset button is designed to:
– reset any Mifare keys configured and, subsequently, proceed with a new configuration.
– set the relay activation time in the event it is activated by the exit button or by the Mifare key.
Note that the setting of the relay activation time must also be repeated in the apartment stations.
Relay activation time configuration
Should the relay be activated from an indoor station, the activation time can be set from the indoor station itself.
Should the relay be activated by a Mifare key or exit button, then the activation time also needs to be set on the outdoor station too.

The following procedure describes the configuration of the relay activation time via the outdoor station:

1. With the front not installed, press the reset button on the outdoor station for 10s: the device will respond with a sequence of 2 (two) beeps and the call button LEDs will flash.

2. In this status, press the call button in the top left corner, to set the relay activation time if activated via Mifare key or exit button.
   If no buttons are pressed, the time will be set to 1s by default Depending on the number of times the button in the top left corner is pressed, the time indicated by the following sequence will be set, in seconds: 0.5,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10.

3. The procedure ends after 4s of inactivity

4. 2 (two) beeps and the LEDs that stop flashing indicate the end of the procedure.

Configuring the administration keys

1. With the front not installed, quickly press the reset button on the outdoor station twice: the device will respond with a sequence of 4 beeps. The configuration procedure begins from this moment and is signalled by the slow flashing of the call buttons; any previous configurations are deleted.

2. Bring the first key up to the RFID reader; the device will emit a long beep; the first key is configured as “administration key for addition”.
   We recommend marking the key with “key for addition”

3. Bring the second key up to the RFID reader; the device will emit a long beep; the second key is configured as “administration key for removal”.
   We recommend marking the key with “key for removal”.
   The administration keys and all user keys can be reset by repeating the above procedure from the beginning.

4. If no other action is carried out, the registration procedure will end after 5 seconds with a warning tone (4 beeps).
   Any new configuration of the administrator keys and user keys will be possible, repeating the above procedure from the beginning.
   The front case can now be installed on the outdoor station, taking care to close the anti-tamper key.

Adding a user key
For the addition and removal of user keys, the front of the outdoor station does not necessarily have to be opened. These operations can also be carried out after the first-time system installation.

1. Bring the “administration key for addition” up to the RFID reader: the device will beep and the call buttons will start to flash slowly.
2. Bring an unprogrammed key up to the reader. The device will enable it as a “user key”. The device will beep when the configuration is complete.
3. Repeat step 2) to add any other keys.
4. The procedure for enabling user keys will end after about 5s of inactivity.
   The device will beep 4 times and stop flashing to indicate the end of the procedure.
   The keys added using this procedure will immediately be available for the activation of locks, as specified b.elow

Removing user keys
A user key can only be removed using the actual key itself, as specified below.

1. Bring the “administration key for removal” up to the RFID reader; the device will beep.

2. Bring a user key up to the reader. The device will disable it.
   The device will beep when the configuration is complete.

3. Repeat step 2) to remove any other keys.

4. The procedure for disabling user keys will end after about 5s of inactivity.

The device will beep 4 times to indicate the end of the procedure.

Key reading
To read a key, simply place it on the outdoor station reader, which can be identified by the symbol [ ].
If the key is recognised, the outdoor station will beep once; if the key is not recognised, the outdoor station will beep twice.
If the key is kept in place for a short time of up to 2 s, the electrical lock will be activated.
If the key is kept in place for longer than 3 s, another beep will sound and the relay will be activated.

Wiring diagrams
Key for wiring diagrams
A1 – Apartment 1 video entryphone
A2 – Apartment 2 video entryphone
A3 – Apartment 3 video entryphone
A4 – Apartment 4 video entryphone
A1.2 – Apartment 1 additional video entryphone – indoor 2
A1.3 – Apartment 1 additional video entryphone – indoor 3
B – Power supply unit
C1 – 1 push button outdoor station
C2 – 2 push buttons outdoor station
C4 – 4 push buttons outdoor station
D – Distributor 42920.D
E – Additional lock push button
F – Electrical lock
G – NO/NC contact relay control
H – Additional power supply unit
L – Additional CCTV camera
M – Power supply unit for external CCTV camera

Notes:

• The minimum cable length between two video entryphones must be 5m.
• Multi-plug power supply unit: two forks are present, the red one should be connected to the 24V terminal and the black one to the GND terminal of the video entryphone.
• In systems comprising two outdoor stations, if communication between an outdoor station and the video entryphone is already under way, in the case of a call from the other outdoor station, a busy signal (sequence of beeps) will indicate the need to wait for the system to be free.
• When making the system connection, we advise against leaving terminations disconnected from the video door entry devices: every cable run without a termination could lead to interference.

Distance between the outdoor entrance panel and the last indoor video entryphone

One-family system (Bus Distributor not required)

Multi-family system (max 4 apartments) – (Bus Distributor required)

Electrical lock connection

Additional lock push button connection

Relay connection

• Maximum length for connections to powered lock and relay: 30m; towards door release button: 10 m

CCTV camera connection (optional)

The Vimar 46CAM.136B.8 camera can be connected to the CCTV and GND terminals of the outdoor station.
Maximum length: 100 m with SYV75-3/RG59 cable.

Indoor Station Installation

We recommend you make an initial device configuration before connecting it to the system bus.
For the system to function correctly, each device must have its own unique address (ID).
The device ID and apartment ID can be checked by powering the individual indoor station before connecting it to the video door entry system.
Please also note that the video entryphones included in the one-family and two-family kits are preconfigured as
Master units, whereas the optional video entryphones are preconfigured as Extension 1.

Notes:
We recommend you install the video entryphone near the router in order to have a strong enough Wi-Fi signal. The received Wi-Fi signal strength is shown on the Wi-Fi icon

Initial Video entryphone-smartphone configuration
Installation notes:

• We recommend you install the monitor near the router in order to have a strong enough Wi-Fi signal
• We advise against installing the monitor near large metallic objects or near devices which could generate electromagnetic fields

Once the system has been connected, the devices can be enabled.
Switching on the Wi-Fi video entryphone may take approximately 40s.

Once you have selected your chosen language, the device shows the following screen:

QR Code del dispositivo
Default Password: password iniziale (password da tenere riservata)
AP name: nome del dispositivo in AP mode
UID: Identificativo univoco del monitor
MAC: MAC address Wi-Fi

Once you have selected your chosen language, the monitor shows the following screen:

Note that the icons relating to the Wi-Fi signal and to the connection to the cloud indicate there is no communication.
Select the Wi-Fi icon to enter the Wi-Fi and remote operation functions configuration page.

a – Enabling/disabling the Wi-Fi module
b – Forward call setting from outdoor station to App:
– OFF: forwarding disabled
– 0s – 25s: time you wish to pass between the call from the outdoor station and the call forwarding to your smartphone.
– 0s: the call is forwarded immediately
– 5s, 10s,.. the call from the outdoor station is forwarded to the App after 5s, 10s, … respectively.
c – Area with an indication of the name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) and an indication of the Wi-Fi signal strength
d – QR code which unequivocally identifies the Wi-Fi Video entryphone
e – alphanumerical UID which unequivocally identifies the Wi-Fi Video entryphone
f – Function for removing all App-video entryphone connections (applies in the case of free-login mode, see next chapter).
After using this function, reconfigure the App-video entryphone connection, removing the device previously connected form the View Door App and reconnecting it immediately using the “Device connected to Network” option, proceeding solely with initial configuration via QR code.
g – Function for resetting the Wi-Fi configuration.
The router-video entryphone connection and all App-video entryphone connections will be reset. After the Wi-Fi reset the video entryphone will return to the initial configuration status, in other words it will return to Access Point mode.

Remote operation functions configuration
Configuration of the monitor connection to the Wi-Fi network is only possible with the “View Door” App available from the stores.

Make sure the Wi-Fi module (a) is enabled

During initial configuration, make sure the video entryphone is in AP mode, in other words the AP icon appears in (c). Should the monitor not be in AP mode, reset the configuration of the Wi-Fi module (g).

Before enabling the View Door App to connect the App with the video entryphone, make sure communication via Wi-Fi is enabled and connected to the Internet. For the sake of simplicity, we recommend you connect the smartphone to the same Wi-Fi network you wish to connect the video entryphone to.

Enable the App, which displays the monitor-App configuration screen:

Tap on “Login” to enable the “Login” procedure.
Generally, the video entryphone supports two Video Door App usage modes:
– The first mode is referred to as “Free Login”.
This mode does not require a MyVimar account
– The second mode is referred to as “Account

Login”. This mode requires the availability of a MyVimar account. This mode comes in handy when devices with functions requiring a specific account are being used.

Should you decide to use the “Free Login” mode, proceed by scanning the QR- code which unequivocally identifies the video entryphone in question: scan the QR-code as shown in the following image (Fig.2). For the configuration procedure, skip straight to point 10).

Should you decide to proceed with the “Account Login” mode, tap on the wording at the bottom of the page, highlighted by the Vimar logo. (Fig. 2) Mit einem

Should you have chosen the “Account Login” mode, the App will prompt you to enter the access credentials to your MyVimar account, as shown in Fig. 03.

Once you have correctly logged into your MyVimar account, the following page opens:

To connect the video door entry device to the App, tap on the “+” symbol, the following page opens:

To connect the App to the video entryphone, scan the QR-code which unequivocally identifies the video entryphone in question: scan the QRcode as shown in the above image.

If the video entryphone QR-code has been scanned correctly, the following page opens:

Once the device has been identified by the App, then the page shown below appears:

Check that the device is in AP mode (icon) in the page dedicated to the video entryphone Wi-Fi module configuration.
If this is the case, confirm “Successful reset” on the App.
If not, reset the video entryphone Wi-Fi module and confirm the device Wi-Fi module has been reset on the App.

Note: every time you reset the Wi-Fi module, the video entryphone will be disconnected from the cloud. We recommend you wait approximately 30s before attempting a new configuration.

After the reset is confirmed, the page shown below will open, to connect the video entryphone to the Wi-Fi network:

As shown in the above page, note that only
Wi-Fi networks with a frequency of 2.4GHz should be considered.

Enter the access credentials for the Wi-Fi network and proceed by tapping once on Next

The App will continue connecting the smartphone to the video entryphone, as shown in the page below.

Give permission to the connection.

The App will proceed and connect the smartphone to the monitor, via the cloud, as described below:

Once the App has contacted the video entryphone, it will establish a connection between the video entryphone and the cloud, as shown in the image below:

Once the connection is complete, the monitor home page will show the following as enabled:
– The Wi-Fi connection (with related signal strength)
– The connection to the Cloud

The page relating to the Wi-Fi settings, showing in c) the name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) and the Wi-Fi signal strength the App will show the following screen:

you will therefore be able to name the device you have just configured.
Once you have chosen the name, proceed by tapping once on “Save”.

From the page shown below, the App will prompt you to set a numerical security code the App prompts you to change the device password, switching from the default password to the password customised by the user. For security reasons, the device password must comprise a series of numbers of between 4 and 16 digits.

We recommend you make a note of your device password: it will come in handy to access further functions on the device.

Tap once on “Confirm” to proceed. Once you have confirmed, the App will prompt the video entryphone you’ve just configured among the devices connected, as shown below:

Note that when you enter the “Settings” section of the App you can define the following functions for all connected devices

Indication of login type (an account login is used in the example image)

• Indication of number of connected devices
• Mobile Data Network Reminders: possibility of enabling/disabling the reminder
• Sound & Vibration: enabling for App Do not Disturb / Ringtone / Vibration
• About: Information about the App version
• Share: list of shared devices

In the “Settings” section relating to the connected Video entryphone, the following functions are available relating to the device itself:

• Device Name: possibility of updating the name of the device

• Device details: device UID, model and fw review

• Device share: devices shared with other users and devices shared by other users

• Push settings: enabling/disabling of call notifications from outdoor station

• Advanced settings: advanced configurations

• Delete: push button to remove device connection to the App.

• device: name of the device

• Modify device password: menu to change the password

• Preview Mode: video mode selection (high quality mode: 20 f/s;

• medium quality mode: 10f/2;

• low quality mode: 0.5f/s)

• Ring Alerts: call notifications from outdoor station enabling

• Firmware version: check firmware installed on the monitor and availability of possible upgrades

• Synchronize time zone: function for synchronising the time zone on which the video entryphone clock is based.
  The function informs the video entryphone to use the same time zone used by the smartphone.
  Once the time zone has been configured, the date and time of the video entryphone will be updated:
  – every time the video entryphone is restarted
  – at every cloud update (with a weekly frequency).

• Delete: delete configured device from the App

Permissions enabled:
To run the App correctly make sure the required permissions are enabled.

For the Android system permission must be given for:
– Camera
– Location
– Storage
– Microphone
– Phone

and notifications must be enabled:

For the iOS system permission must be given for:

And notifications must be enabled:

“View Door” App
The App basically consists of four sections:

Devices: lists the devices connected to the App.

Message: lists the notifications received.

Album: shows the videos and photos related to the communications.

Settings: configuration of the main App functions.

Devices
Each device connected to the App is marked by a name and an image relating to the last communication.
Note that the Outdoor station – App communication can be interrupted on the video entryphone display.
Activate the device display (if in stand-by) and swipe from left to right on the screen shown below to immediately interrupt the communication:

Tap on the image to activate the video consultation mode; the images relating to the activated device appear on the App.
Generally, in preview mode the App will appear as shown in the following image:

• Tap on this icon to access the configuration of the specific device connected.
  A red dot indicates that a more recent version of the monitor firmware is available.

Message
A time list is given indicating all the call notifications

Album
Contains the videos and photos recorded during communications

Settings
Used to configure some features of the connected device.

Operation

Main screen
In standby mode, touching any part of the display will bring up the screen showing the device’s main functions.
Scrolling down on the arrow shown on the main screen accesses the mute and auto record settings.
Scrolling horizontally access the device settings.

Notes regarding mute and auto record settings:
Scrolling down on the arrow shown on the main screen accesses the following settings:

Meaning of the icons

Intercom function

Multimedia – Archiving images and videos
Without an SD card the video entryphone can record up to 100 images and 10 videos in the internal memory.
Inserting a Micro SD card, the video entryphone can record up to 1000 images and 1000 videos.
When the memory is full, the oldest pictures or videos will be overwritten.

Viewing images and videos

Main settings

• Privacy Policy
As required by Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data,
Vimar S.p.A. guarantees that the electronic processing of data minimises the use of personal and other identification information, which is only processed to the extent strictly necessary in order to achieve the purposes for which it was collected. The personal information of the Data Subject is processed in accordance with the product/ application privacy policy available on our website www.vimar.com in the legal section (Product – App Privacy Policy).

Please remember that, pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data, the user is the controller of processing for the data collected during use of the products and, as such, is responsible for adopting suitable security measures that protect the personal data recorded and stored, and avoid its loss.

Should the camera monitor public areas, it will be necessary to display – in a visible manner – the information about the ‘area under video surveillance’ envisaged in the privacy policy and specified on the website of the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante). The recordings may be stored for the maximum period of time envisaged by legal and/or regulatory provisions in the place where the camera has been installed.

If the regulations in force in the country of installation envisage a maximum storage period for the image recordings, the user shall ensure they are deleted in compliance with the applicable regulations.

In addition, the user must guarantee safe possession of and control over its passwords and the related access codes to its web resources. The Data Subject must provide the password for access to its system when requesting help from the Vimar Support Centre, so that the related support can be provided. Provision of the password represents consent for processing. Each Data Subject is responsible for changing the password for access to its system on completion of the work carried out by the Vimar Support Centre.’

Installation should be carried out by qualified personnel in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electrical equipment in the country where the products are installed.

Regulatory compliance.
RED directive. RoHS directive.
Standards EN 301 489-3, EN 301 489-17, EN 300 328, EN 300 330, EN 55032,
EN 55035, EN IEC 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, EN 62368-1, EN IEC 62311, EN IEC 63000.

REACH (EU) Regulation no. 1907/2006 – art.33. The product may contain traces of lead.
Vimar SpA declares that the radio equipment complies with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is on the product sheet available at the following Internet address: www.vimar.com.

• WEEE – Information for users. If the crossed-out bin symbol appears on the equipment or packaging, this means the product must not be included with other general waste at the end of its working life. The user must take the worn product to a sorted waste center, or return it to the retailer when purchasing a new one. Products for disposal can be consigned free of charge (without any new purchase obligation) to retailers with a sales area of at least 400 m2, if they measure less than 25 cm. An efficient sorted waste collection for the environmentally friendly disposal of the used device, or its subsequent recycling, helps avoid the potential negative effects on the environment and people’s health, and encourages the re-use and/or recycling of the construction materials.

For further information see www.vimar.com website

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