FAAC FCI4401 User manual

Cellular Intercom 4G Video
FAAC International Inc.
Headquarter & East Coast Operations
3160 Murrell Rd
Rockledge, FL 32955
Tel. [phone]
www.faacusa.com
FAAC International Inc.
West Coast Operations
357 South Acacia Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92831
DO NOT GIVE TO HOME OWNER.
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Site survey
Overview of product
Modem
A look inside
Power to call box
Network cables
Power module in detail
Main intercom module in detail
Keypad module in detail
Relay wiring tips
Powering on
App setup
Answering on Android
Answering on Apple
Adding additional App users
Other settings
Sound Settings
Using the App
Keypad overview
Keypad programming
Full keypad programming
Using the keypad
Troubleshooting
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Mbs
Slow Fast
Site Survey
YES!
I have 4G signal at the gate with my phone! If
not, STOP. You will need some! Try a different
network provider.
YES!
I have at least 1 Mb cellular UPLOAD speed. If
not STOP! This system may operate
intermittently remotely or have delayed PUSH
notifications.

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Overview of Product
Microphone
Optional
Keypad
Security
screw
access
Camera
Night vision LEDS
(short range, up to
5 feet)
Speaker
Call button
Modem
weatherproof
housing
Modem
Front view
Side view
Mounting
holes (wall or
pole
mountable)
POE Power Supply
RJ45 connection
Sim Card Holder
(DATA/IOT Sim only)
LED Indicators
LAN RJ45
Connection
Bottom
View
SIM slot
Pads DOWN, chamfer
IN. Press until “CLICK”

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Now let’s have a look inside...
Pedestal
mounting holes
Main intercom
module
Speaker
volume
Camera
module
Optional keypad
module
Code button
Call button
Power filter
board

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Power to Call Box
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!
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Use minimum 16-gauge wire
from the 24v DC adaptor
provided to the terminals
shown.
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IF necessary, remove
4 screws and remove
the power
conditioning module.
After fitting the box to the
gooseneck, re-fit the module
and connect a 14-gauge
earth wire to the earth
terminal.
2
Earth Rod
(close as
possible)
Maintain manufacturer’s
warranty by adhering to the
guidelines shown. Use 110v
surge protected supply.
Surge protected 110v
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24v DC PSU
16-gauge
MIN
30 feet MAX
Call box

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Network Cables and Modem
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Modem (Keep high)
Perimeter wall
/ fence
30 foot Patch
cable
(included)
Pedestal
Weatherproof
enclosure
6 foot patch
cable
(included)
Surge
protected
110v supply
Modem +
Antenna
(Keep high)
Perimeter wall
/ fence
30 foot Patch cable (included)
Surge
protected
110v supply
Weatherproof
enclosure
POE
PSU
POE
PSU
Option 1
Option 2
(Mounting on Pedestal)
(Non POE)
(Non POE)
POE powered
POE powered

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24vDC out
-
+
+
-
+
-
Solar IN or 12v dc
24vDC IN (do not use solar/12v here
500mA quick blow
output fuse
Earth Rod
Connection
Optional Battery
Connection leads
3Ah 12v DC max
1A quick blow
input fuse
Power
Module in
Detail…
POE Power
supply
POE
POE
LAN
LAN
Modem
Main intercom
module
WARNING:
Do not send POE power to the intercom.
Only the modem is powered with POE.
The intercom is powered separately with
24v DC.
Non-POE

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Keypad Module in Detail…
Main
Intercom
Module in
Detail...
RJ 45 socket for CAT5
Ethernet connection to
router / modem
Quick connect terminals
for Ethernet connection
to router/access
point/switch
Speaker volume
Code button
24v DC (pre-wired)
from power module
N/C
COM
N/O
N/O
COM
N/C
Relay1
Relay2
Exit button (N/O)
N/O
N/C
COM
N/O
N/C
Relay1
(1000 codes)
Relay2
(100 codes)
Egress
Wire N/O exit button
to here & GND (-)
Not used
Relay3
(100 codes)
Full / Auto
(keypad
illumination)
Relay 2
N/O and N/C
Common selector
24v DC Power
(Pre-wired)

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Relay Wiring Tips
Intercom Module
Pedestrian Gate
Magnetic Lock
Separate Lock
Power Supply
Optional Exit
button (N/C)
Automatic Gates
Gate Controller
unit
Remember to wire keypad relays to
lock or gates as well as the main
intercom module.
Note: Relay 2 can be set to N/O or
N/C as per keypad detail section.
N/O
COM
N/C
COM
Note: Never connect any electric lock
to the power supply provided with the
intercom. It is good practice and
professional to power a lock from a
separate power supply.