Bticino 308040 User guide

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Vandal-resistant entrance panel
308040
Installer manual
LE05231AC-01PC-17W41

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Introduction 5
Warnings and recommendations 5
What’s in your box 5
Description 6
Front view 6
Back view 7
Installation 8
General rules for installation 8
Technical features 8
Dimensional data 9
Flush mounted installation 10
Wall mounted installation 10
Phisical configuration 11
Connections 12
Volume adjustment 12
Completing the installation 13
Installing the accessories 14
Camera lens and display glass replacement 15
Configuration using the keypad 16
Access to the configuration menu 16
If the password is forgotten 17
Language 17
Panel settings 18
Device settings 18
Password setup 18
Home page 19
Acoustic signalling 20
Restore default settings 21
Address book 22
Building type 22
Calling mode - List of names 22
Calling mode - Type of code 23
Calling mode - Function of bell button 23
Calling mode - Recall 23

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Sorting of the list 24
Contact setting 24
Modifiy contact 24
New contact 25
Delete contact 26
Delete address book 26
Phonic module settings 27
Access control settings 28
FW versions 29
Configuration using the software 30
TiMonoblockEntrancePanel configuration software 30
Connection to the PC 30
Using the entrance panel 31
Calling residents 31
Searching using the arrow keys 31
Through surname search 31
Using the numerical code 32
Call to the switchboard (only in multifamily configuration) 32
Call the only resident (Only in single family configuration) 33
Door lock release using a numerical code 34
Changing the lock code 35

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Warnings and recommendations
What’s in your box
Before proceeding with the installation we recommend that you read the content of this manual
very carefully.
The warranty will automatically become void in case of negligence, improper use, or tampering
by unauthorised personnel.
In your box you will find:
• Vandal-resistant entrance panel 308040
• CD containing the Installer manual, as well as the configuration software with its user manual.
Introduction

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Description
Front view
1. Loudspeaker
2. Green LED: door open notification
3. Microphone
4. Display
5. Key used to send the call to the selected
resident, or to the switchboard
6. Door lock release key
7. Preset for VIGIK® reader, or key lock release
8. Delete key
9. Alphanumeric keypad
10. Resident search keys
11. Green LED: call forwarded
Red LED: system busy
12. Green LED: communication active
13. 4 x lighting LED
14. Camera

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Back view
1. Loudspeaker volume adjustment
2. Jumpers (see table in the Programming section).
3. SCS/BUS connection
4. Connection of the door lock and door lock release pushbutton
5. Additional power supply
6. Configurator socket
7. MiniUSB connector for the connection to the PC
8. Microphone volume adjustment
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General rules for installation
Technical features
• 1/4” sensor
• lens F: 2,1 mm; f: 1,0 mm
• Power supply 18 – 27 Vdc
• Absorption:
105 mA (stand-by)
340 mA (max in operation)
• Interlaced 2:1
• 400 lines resolution(horizontal centered)
• Night lighting by the white LEDs
• Automatic brightness adjustment
• Operating temperature (-25) – (+70) °C
• Angle of vision:
horizontal 124°
vertical 100°
• Protection index: IP54
• Protection index against mechanical
impact: IK07
The camera must not be installed facing strong light sources, or in locations where the area
being shot is strongly backlit. In order to resolve these problems, we recommend that the camera
is installed at a height of 180 cm, instead of the usual 160 – 165 cm, with the lens pointing down.
This will improve image quality.
In low light situations, the colour rendition of the image displayed by the colour camera may
decrease. This is to ensure that the person being displayed can be better recognised. To ensure
optimum vision in low lit rooms, the installation of an additional light source is recommended.
Installation
160 –165 cm 90 –130 cm
Typical installation heights

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330
50
58
128,2
259,6
35,2
180
330
54
58
308026
Dimensional data
Flush mounted installation
Wall mounted installation

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308026
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Flush mounted installation
Wall mounted installation

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Phisical configuration
P= Entrance panel number
N= Call number (Not used)
T= Door lock time delay
S= Type of call signal
J1 J2 J3
J1 - Jumper connected to J1
(default) = control speech
synthesis enabled; sound
notification disabled
J2 - Jumper connected to J2 =
control speech synthesis
disabled; sound notification
enabled
J3 - Remove in case of additional
power supply

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Connections
Volume adjustment
Relay door lock
A
NO
NC
C
BUS
PL
S+
S–
346250
S- S+ CNC NO
21BUS PL S+ S−
BUS
A
NO
NC
C
BUS
PL
S+
S–
346250
S- S+ CNC NO
21BUS PL S+ S−
BUS
A
NO
NC
C
BUS
PL
S+
S–
346250
S- S+ CNC NO
21BUS PL S+ S−
BUS
S+S- = 18 V - 4 A impulsive
250 mA holding current (30Ω max)
8A cosφ = 1 24 Vac
4A cosφ = 0.7 24 Vac
3A cosφ = 0.4 24 Vdc 24 Vac
In case of high pitch noise (Larsen effect), first try reducing the power of the microphone using a
screwdriver on the corresponding potentiometer, until an acceptable level is reached.
If the problem continues, adjust the potentiometer of the loudspeaker to eliminate the problem.
If the volume is too low, increase first the volume of the loudspeaker and then if necessary also
the volume of the microphone, remembering that the best solution is a clear transmission,
without disturbance, at the limit just below the occurring of the Larsen effect.
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Warning: before securing the entrance panel to the wall fit the protection caps in their housings,
ensuring that they are positioned correctly
Completing the installation
Warning: when switched on for the first time, the entrance panel will ask the user to select the
linguage; once this has been done, it will be possible to access the menus
LANGUAGE
English
Français *
EXIT

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Installing the accessories
CCT75NM key switch
1
2
1
2
VIGIK® transponder reader

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Camera lens and display glass replacement
To protect from acts vandalism, for the most delicate parts of the device we have included item
308034. This item makes it possible to replace the camera lens and the display glass in one
operation.
1 2
3
4
art. 308034
5
6

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Access to the configuration menu
Configuration using the keypad
Warning
For all the other menus outlined below: to return to the previous menu click EXIT followed by , or
simply
Welcome Press and hold down simultaneously keys
for more than 10 seconds
CONFIGURATION
Language
Panel settings
Address book
If the correct code has been entered, direct
access to the configuration menu will be
granted
CONFIGURATION
Phonic module settings
FW versions
EXIT
To exit the configuration menu select EXIT
and press
Enter the access code (default 12345)
PASSWORD
+> 10 s
PASSWORD
1 2 3 4 5
CONFIGURATION
Phonic module settings
Access control settings
FW versions

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Language
If the password is forgotten
If the password has been forgotten it’s possible to reset it in this way:
Shut down the power supply
OFF
ON
PASSWORD
45678
Press bell key to continue
Press to continue
LANGUAGE
Castellano
English *
Français
Select the desired language
Press
Confirm
The set language will be marked by an asterisk
CONFIGURATION
Language
Panel settings
Address book
Keeping pushed the keys and turn
on again the power supply.
The display shows the current password
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OFF
ON

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Panel settings
The DEVICE SETTINGS submenu can be used to set the following functions:
Brightness: display brightness adjustment
Contrast: contrast adjustment
Keyboard light setting:
Device settings
Password setup
• ON = keyboard always on (default setting)
• ECO = the keyboard light comes on when in use
• OFF = the keyboard light is always off
CONFIGURATION
Language
Panel settings
Address book
Select the menu
PANEL SETTINGS
Device settings
Password
Home page
Confirm
PASSWORD SETUP
Password 67890
EXIT
Confirm
PASSWORD SETUP
Password 12345
EXIT
To change the access password:
Press
DEVICE SETTINGS
Brightness
Contrast
Keyboard light ON
Enter the new password

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Home page
The home page can be used to enter a customised welcome message, or any other message; the
message can use a maximum of three rows of text of 15 characters (Template); to switch from
upper case to lower case and vice versa use the arrow keys. The length of time the message is
displayed on the screen (5, 10, or 15 sec.) (Timeout).
Entering the text
Press
HOME PAGE
Template 1 line
Timeout 5 sec
Text ––>
Press to select the text field
HOME PAGE TEXT
Line 1 Welcome
EXIT
HOME PAGE TEXT
Line 1 MY TEXT
EXIT
Enter the text using the alphanumeric
keypad, in the same way as you would write
an SMS message on your mobile phone
Confirm
MY TEXT The new message will appear continuously
on the home page for the period set a
Timeout
HOME PAGE TEXT
Line 1 ––>
Line 2 ––>
EXIT
Select the row where to
enter the new text, or
change the existing text
and confirm

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The ACOUSTIC SIGNALLING submenu can be used to enable/disable the following functions:
Key sound Audible signal emitted when the keys are pressed
Lock code change beep Audible signal emitted when the door lock code is being changed
• ON= short BEEP if the code entered is correct
long BEEP if the code is incorrect
• OFF= Audible signal disabled
Voice msgs: volume Volume adjustment for voice messages broadcasted by the device
Acoustic signalling
The other menu items represent voice messages relating to events (e.g.“Call in progress”, “End of
call”, etc.).
They may be enabled/disabled individually with the following procedure.
Voice messages are only active when jumper J1 is connected (see Physical configuration).
Select an item from the menu
ACOUSTIC SIGNALLING
Voice msgs: volume
‘Call in progress’ ON
‘End of call’ ON
Set as required
Confirm
ACOUSTIC SIGNALLING
Voice msgs: volume
‘Call in progress’ OFF
‘End of call’ ON
ACOUSTIC SIGNALLING
Key sound ON
Lock code change beep ON
Voice msgs: volume
Press