ABB Welcome M2233 Series User manual

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ABB Welcome®
M2233.-.
7" Video hands-free
indoor station
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1 Safety ....................................................................................................... 3
2 Intended use............................................................................................. 3
3 Environment ............................................................................................. 3
3.1 ABB devices ............................................................................. 3
4 Operation ................................................................................................. 4
4.1 Standard operations ................................................................. 4
4.1.1 Control elements ...................................................................... 4
4.1.2 Welcome screen and status bar ................................................ 5
4.2 Control actions ......................................................................... 7
4.2.1 Surveillance .............................................................................. 7
4.2.2 Intercom ................................................................................... 8
4.2.3 Calling guard unit ...................................................................... 8
4.2.4 Switch actuator ......................................................................... 9
4.2.5 Setting up the voice and video connections ............................. 10
4.2.6 Opening the door .................................................................... 11
4.2.7 Muting .................................................................................... 12
4.2.8 Activating the custom function ................................................. 13
4.2.9 Event and picture memory and history ..................................... 15
4.2.10 Information ............................................................................. 19
4.2.11 Inserting an SD card ............................................................... 20
4.2.12 Settings .................................................................................. 21
4.2.12.1 Overview ................................................................................ 21
4.2.12.2 Intercom ................................................................................. 24
4.2.12.3 Switch actuator ....................................................................... 26
4.2.12.4 Program button ....................................................................... 28
4.2.12.5 Leave home management....................................................... 29
4.2.12.6 Voice message ....................................................................... 30
4.2.12.7 Setting door open password .................................................... 32
4.2.12.8 Blacklist .................................................................................. 33
4.2.12.9 Audio settings ......................................................................... 34
4.2.12.10 Auto-unlock ............................................................................ 35
4.2.12.11 Display settings ...................................................................... 36
4.2.12.12 Date and time ......................................................................... 38
4.2.12.13 Camera list ............................................................................. 39
4.2.12.14 Language ............................................................................... 40
4.2.12.15 Setup ..................................................................................... 41
4.2.12.16 Firmware update ..................................................................... 42
4.3 Cleaning ................................................................................. 43
4.4 Adjusting the device ................................................................ 44
4.4.1 Terminal resistor ..................................................................... 44
4.4.2 Connection ............................................................................. 45
5 Technical data ........................................................................................ 46
6 Mounting and installation......................................................................... 47
6.1 Requirements for the electrician .............................................. 47
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6.3 Mounting ................................................................................ 48

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1 Safety
Warning
Electric voltage!
Direct or indirect contact with live components can cause dangerous
currents to flow through the body, which may result in electric shock,
burns or even death.
- Always disconnect the main power supply prior to installation and/or
disassembly.
- Work on the 110 V - 240 V supply system must be performed only by
qualified personnel.
2 Intended use
This device is an integral part of the ABB Welcome door communication system and operates exclusively with components from this
system. The device must only be installed in dry indoor rooms.
3 Environment
Consider the protection of the environment!
Used electric and electronic devices must not be disposed of with
household waste.
– The device contains valuable raw materials that can be recycled
and should be disposed of at an appropriate recycling facility.
3.1 ABB devices
All packaging materials and devices from ABB bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal. Always dispose of the packaging
material, electronic devices and their components via an authorized recycling facility or disposal company.

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4 Operation
4.1 Standard operations
4.1.1 Control elements
Fig.
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Control elements
*For use of this button, please contact your electrical installer.
No.
Functions
1
7" Touch screen
2
Communication button
2A For incoming call, press this button within 30 seconds to activate
communication. Press it again to end call.
2B In standby mode, press this button to set up the voice and video
connections to the default outdoor station.
3
Unlock button
3A Press this button to open the door at any time.
3B Auto-unlock: The door is automatically opened after an incoming call.
If the LED lights up, this indicates auto-unlock.
If the LED flashes rapidly, it means the door is open over the set time. (The
sensor must be connected first.)
4
Mute button
4A In standby mode, press this button to mute the ringtone for this indoor
station.
4B In standby mode, hold this button to mute the ringtone for all indoor
stations in the apartment.
4C Press this button to reject incoming call.
4D During a conversation, press this button to mute the microphone.
If the LED lights, this indicates a mute status.
5
Program button 1
5A Release the lock connected with outdoor station (COM-NC-NO)
(default function).
5B *Programmable for additional functions, e.g., call guard unit, intercom, etc.
6
History button
6A Press this button to display the "history" record.
6B When video is on the screen, press this button to take a snapshot manually.
7
System setting button
Enter the system settings menu for various functions of the device.

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4.1.2 Welcome screen and status bar
Fig.
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Welcome screen and status bar
No.
Functions
1
Current date
- Click here to set the current date.
2
Time
- Click here to set the current time.
3
System information
- Click on this icon to call up the address (number of the indoor station,
default outdoor station, master or slave station) on this panel and the
current software information.
4
History
- New information (events or picture memory) is available when this icon
flashes. This also indicates a missed call or a new voice message.
- Click on this icon to display the events and picture memory.
5
Mute function
- Icons "crossed-out handset" and "crossed-out bell" indicate the mute
status of the microphone or the loudspeaker of the panel.
6
Open entrance door.
- The "open door" icon is displayed when you press the door opener or
activate the function "automatic door opener."
7
SD card
- The icon shows whether or not you have inserted an SD card.
8
Switch actuator
- The icon is shown after you activate the switch actuator.
9
Cleaning blockage
- The icon is shown when the display is blocked to prevent functions being
enabled during cleaning.
10
SOS
- Hold this button for 3 seconds to send an SOS signal to a guard unit.
11
Surveillance
- Click on this button to start to survey the default outdoor station.
12
Intercom
- Click on this button to enter the intercom call menu.
13
Guard unit
- Click on this button to call guard unit.
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Switch actuator
- Click on this button to enter the switch actuator menu.

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4.2 Control actions
4.2.1 Surveillance
Fig.
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Surveillance
Click on this button to start to survey the default outdoor station. Only the video connection appears first.
Press button to activate the voice connection.
No.
Function
1
Designation of camera.
2
Set volume with the “plus and minus” buttons.
3
Used when several outdoor stations or external cameras are connected.
- Select a camera with the “forward and back” buttons
4
Click on the button to set the display.
- Saturation of the display (plus and minus).
- Contrast of the display (plus and minus).
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4.2.2 Intercom
Fig.
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Intercom
Click on this button to enter intercom call menu. The following functions are available:
(Set the intercom call lists in the “system setting-intercom setting” menu first.)
No.
Functions
1
The name of an intercom.
2
The address of an intercom.
3
The type of an intercom (external or internal).
indicates an external intercom from a different apartment.
indicates an internal intercom from the same apartment.
4
Click on “call” button to make an intercom call.
5
Click on “back” button to return to the start screen.
4.2.3 Calling guard unit
Fig.
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Calling guard unit
Click on the “guard unit” button to call a guard unit. The following functions are available:
No.
Functions
1
Designation of a guard unit.
2
Set volume with the "plus and minus" buttons.
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Intercom
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3
Call guard unit
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4.2.4 Switch actuator
Fig.
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Switch actuator
Click on “switch actuator” button to enter the switch actuator menu. The following functions are available:
(Set actuator lists in the “system setting-switch actuator” menu first.)
No.
Functions
1
The name of an actuator.
2
The address of an actuator.
3
Click on this button to activate the selected actuator.
4
Click on this button to go back to the start screen.
Switch actuator
4
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4.2.5 Setting up the voice and video connections
Fig.
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Setting up the voice and video connections
The following functions are available for setting up voice and video connections:
(Press the communication button.)
No.
Functions
1
Designation of the camera.
2
Set the volume with the “plus and minus” buttons.
3
If several outdoor stations or external cameras are connected, select the
camera with the “forward and back” buttons.
4
Click on the buttons to set the display.
- Saturation of the display (plus and minus).
- Contrast of the display (plus and minus).
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4.2.6 Opening the door
Fig.
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Opening the door
Press the key button to activate the door opener. The following functions become available:
No.
Functions
1
The “open door” icon is displayed after you press the door opener or
activate the function "automatic door opener."
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4.2.7 Muting
Fig.
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Muting
The muting menu (mute timer) has the following functions:
No.
Functions
1
No call is pending:
If you press the “mute function” while no call is pending, the bell sound of
the panel will be deactivated for a certain period.
- If calls come in during this time, only the video image is displayed.
- Missed calls are displayed in the events and pictures memory .
2
A call is pending:
If you press the button “mute function” during a call, the microphone of the
panel will be deactivated until the button is pressed again.
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4.2.8 Activating the custom function
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Fig.
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Activating the custom function
The program button can be configured with different functions, e.g., call to guard unit, intercom call or control switch actuator. Its default
function is the release of the second lock, which is connected with terminals COM-NC-NO of an outdoor station.
If no function is assigned to the program button, there will be no action after pressing this program button.
Only the existing intercom call list and switch actuator list can be assigned for the program button.
No.
Functions
1
If the function “release second lock” is assigned to the program button,
the “open door” icon will be displayed when you press the program button.
2
If the function “control switch actuator” is assigned to the program button,
the “actuator” icon will be displayed when you press the program button.
3
If the function “make an intercom call” is assigned to the program button,
the call will be activated directly when you press the program button.
4
If function “call guard unit” is assigned to the program button, the call will
be activated when you press the program button.

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4.2.9 Event and picture memory and history
Fig.
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Event and picture memory and history
The panel records all events. Press the “history” button, and the last 100 events will be displayed (prior events are overwritten).
No.
Functions
1
If you have activated the function “auto snapshots activated” in the system
settings, the flashing icon in the status bar signals a newly taken snapshot.
- The symbol stops flashing when you call up the events and pictures
memory.
2
Voice message
- Press the flash button to enter the voice message settings menu.
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Event and picture memory/history
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During a call, you can take a snapshot at any time by pressing the “history” button, even when the “automatic snapshots” function is not
activated.
The event and picture memory and history menu offers the following functions:
No.
Functions
1
If you have activated the system setting menu “automatic snapshots,” a
mini window will be displayed in the events list after an incoming call is
missed.
- Date, time and type of the event are recorded together with the snapshot.
- If no automatic snapshots are activated, a camera icon will be displayed
in the mini window.
2
Individual entries or the entire list can be deleted at any time.
- Snapshots that you would like to archive can be copied onto an SD card
(SD, SDHC).
3
Three photos are taken each time a visitor rings the bell. This helps to
ensure that an acceptable photo has been taken.
- All recorded photos are accessed via the details window.
4
If a call is on an intercom call list, it can be added to the blacklist,
which is used to prevent unwanted calls from other apartment(s).
5
Display the details window of a record.
6
Select an event with the “forward and backward” buttons.
7
Press the button (1/2/3) to select a single photo.
8
If there is a voice message left from a visitor, touch the play or stop button
play or stop the voice message.

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4.2.10 Information
Fig.
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Information
Items above will be shown on the information menu.

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4.2.11 Inserting an SD card
Fig.
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Inserting an SD card