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Fermax DUOX PLUS SKYLINE User manual

9:2223/01/2015
Use the arrows to move between different conguration submenus of the user data.
There may be repeated names, and several names in the same home.
If you present a user card, within this menu, it is saved as a card for this user.
By pressing B from any submenu, save data and return to USER MENU.
USER MENU
allows you to congure
the different users’ data
Use the arrows to select the moment in which the
information must appear
- Not used
- In the call
- In door opened
- In the agenda
Use the alphanumeric keypad (if activated) or the
secondary keypad to enter the text message to
appear after calling the home
Use the arrows to select the image to appear, after
calling the corresponding home from the available
images.
These images must have been previously uploaded
onto the equipment. See ADVANCED MANUAL
USER MENU
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COD. 97869Ig V11_22z
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Unit number:
5425-
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1 2 ABC 3 DEF
4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO
7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 XYZ
SMITH, JAMES
AMY MAXWELL
54255
23/01/2015
1 2 ABC 3 DEF
4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO
7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 XYZ
SMITH, JAMES
23/01/2015 9:22
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The description of each function is indicated in the following pages.
INSTALLER CODE allows you complete access to all available options
(those represented in these instructions).
MAIN CONFIGURATION
MENU
Use the keypad to select
the desired option
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Enter home numer
and press
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Search name
and press
Borrar
Cancel
Delete
Keep Pressed
Access Code
------
Borrar
Programming Code
------
1. ADD
2. ERASE
3. MODIFY
4. ADDITIONAL INFO
5. RESET
6. MEMORY
1. USERS
7. ORDER
1. ADD
2. ERASE
3. MODIFY
4. ADDITIONAL INFO
5. RESET
6. MEMORY
1. USERS
7. ORDER
1. MESSAGE
2. BACKLIGHT
3. SETTINGS
4. LANGUAGE
5. RESET SETTINGS
6. UPGRADE
3. DISPLAY
1. USERS
2. SETINGS
3. DISPLAY
CONFIGURATION MENU
Use the arrows until reaching the user you
hope to delete and conrm with A.
Press B, to exit without deleting
Delete A
Exit B
2. ERASE
JAMES SMITH
001266
If there are no users in the list,
the “Agenda is empty”
message appears
Agenda is empty
2. ERASE
Exit B
To change the data of any user, use the
arrows to move between the different elds
and operate in the same way as to ADD users
Modify A
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3. MODIFY
Exit B
If in the TYPE option the
scenario “in the Agenda” is
chosen, it is only possible
to display TEXT.
Use the arrows to select
the user and press A
Modify A
JAMES SMITH
001266
4. ADDITIONAL INFO
Exit B
1. TYPE
2. TEXT
3. IMAGE
4. ADDITIONAL INFO
In the call
1. TYPE
Exit B
Delete A
_______
_______
2. TEXT
Exit B
Not used
3. IMAGE
Exit B
With this option you can delete the
data from all of the users
Use with care. This action is
irreversible
REMARK: Necessary to reset supply after applying RESET option.
USERS
5. RESET
Exit B
Are you sure?
Conrm A
Informative Screen. Indicates the number
of users registered and number of
available positions
Sort order type of users list
156/9844
6. MEMORY
Exit B
7. SORTED BY
Exit B
7. SORETED BY
Exit B
QUICK GUIDE FOR PROGRAMMING THE SKYLINE GRAPHIC DISPLAY DUOX PLUS
1. Graphic screen
2. “Left arrow” key
3. “Bell” key
4. “Right arrow” key
5. CN1 connector for the amplier
6. CN2 connector for the proximity
reader
7. CN4 Keypad connector
8. RS-485/12Vdc-100mA Connector
F_V40.10.018
DUOX PLUS
Panel 00 Block 00
1. After powering the panel, the display presents the following information for 5
seconds:
FIRMWARE version
Conguration of the panel
within the installation
FERMAX logo
System detected
START-UP PROCESS
2. This goes on to standby mode, alternatively displaying the basic information
for the user, according to the conguration: (direct calling, calls by search or
guard unit call)
3. After 30” without activity, the display will turn off, restarting upon noticing
a person in front of them, or from touching any key (depending on the
conguration)
GENERAL CONCEPTS
ALPHANUMERIC keypad: If we congure this option, we can use the keypad
to also enter letters (for example, to search for a user by his name). Upon
pressing any keypad, a keyboard will also appear on-screen, which is used like
a smartphone keypad.
The username will appear, approximately, in the upper part of the keypad.
MAPPED call: When congured as such, it allows you to convert the residence
number to a short alphanumeric code to make marking it easier. Ex. the user
Alfredo Marqués, in home 120345, could be called with the code 12G.
To use it with the numeric keypad, the ALPHANUMERIC keypad must be
activated.
RESTRICTED call: With this option activated, you can only call residences in
the agenda and that are also not marked as FILTERED. A message is displayed:
“code not valid”.
Proximity card reader. This panel has the possibility of connecting a proximity
card reader with which the different users can be identied. Depending on the
conguration, it may be necessary to also enter a PIN code with the keypad.
Keypad codes: The users can also open the door by identifying themselves
by pressing the “A” followed by a personal code. This code may be 4, 5 or 6
digits, depending on the system’s conguration. If a guard unit has programmed
a message for this user (and/or a general message), it appears on the screen, if
not seen previously. In a block or sub-block entrance, only users whose home
number belongs to said block or sub-block can access.
If you try and enter 5 consecutive times with an invalid code, the keypad function
remains blocked for 1 minute.
MAKING CALLS
Depending on the system’s conguration, the screen will automatically turn on
upon being in front of it, or upon pressing any key.
The following images appear, alternating with another graphic image or text that
has also been congured:
The way to make the call will depend on if the call options have been
congured.
Without the ALPHANUMERIC keypad,
you can only enter the direct home
code.
Enter this code and press the bell..
With an ALPHANUMERIC keypad
activated, by pressing the “B” we
access the marking keypad.
If a MAPPED call, this keypad
appears by pressing any key.
DIRECT or MAPPED call: Press any numeric keypad (from 0 to 9) of the main
keypad or any letter of the secondary keypad (if installed).
Searching by name (agenda):
Press the arrow keypads (left or right)
until you nd the username you wish to
call, and press the bell key.
With an ALPHANUMERIC keypad
activated, by pressing the “B” key
we access the keypad.
Enter the username and press the
bell key.
PROGRAMMING ACCESS
Press A and enter the
access code: AB21AB
Enter the identication
code: 19025 (by default)
If you enter an incorrect
code it returns to standby
Exit
Delete
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Directory capacity: 10,000 users.
-Total consumption:
118,5 mA (5V) + 7,70 mA (12V) = 126,2 mA ±15% (STANDBY)
311,5 mA (5V) + 7,70 mA (12V) = 319,2 mA ±15% (TFT ON)
- Operating Temperature: -20 ºC, 70 ºC
- Relative humidity: 5 % - 95 %
- Compatible from audio amplier V 30.10 and video amplier V 40.10 onwards.
- This display is compatible with Display Plus software version V 02.00.001 and
higher.
Cancel A
Exit B
Cancel
1. ADD
Delete A
Exit B
1. ADD
PIN
------
Cancel the entered data
and return to USER menu
Use alphanumeric keypad (if
activated) or secondary keypad
to enter the name.
This data is required
PIN of 4 digits, assigned to
each user to combine with
proximity card
Indicate the home number
This data is required
6 digit code assigned to the
user to open the door
Mapped call code assigned to
the user (4 digit max)
Filtered: does not appear in the
directory and can not be called.
Restricted call has been activated
Invisible: does not appear in
the agenda but can be called
Delete A
Exit B
1 . A D D
Name
JAMES ------
Delete A
Exit B
1. ADD
Unit
00 1266
Delete A
Exit B
1. ADD
Access code
------
Delete A
Exit B
1. ADD
Call code
156F
Cancel A
Exit B
1. ADD
Filtered
Cancel A
Salir B
1. ADD
Invisible
ADDITIONAL INFO allows you to enter certain information
for each of the users. This information appears on the
screen when a visitor performs a call to said user
NameUnit
Keep Pressed
1. CODES
2. ACCESS CONTROL
3. CALL
4. PANEL
5. CLOCK
6. VIDEO QUALITY
2. SETTINGS
CONFIGURATION MENU
DISPLAY MENU
Time and display options
Select the desired option
with the keypad
Select between European,
American or manual
daylight savings
Adjust audio level
nocturnal schedule (0-9)
Enter the start and end
for nocturnal schedule
(reduced audio
volume)
Select the date with
the arrows.
A: Delete marked data
B: Conrm
DISPLAY MENU:
This allows you to set the
display information
Select, via the numeric
keypad, the desired
conguration
Delete the unit’s settings
Use with care.
This option is irreversible
Use the keypad to select the desired
update.
Updates via the RS-485 port
(See advanced Manual for more details)
Time and date
format options
Enabled:
Display time and date
Enabled: Active
the sound of the keypad
Enter the current time.
Select the date with
the arrows.
A: Delete marked data
B: Conrm
Select if you want a
12h or 24 h format
Select the date
presentation format:
- DD/MM/YYYY
- MM/DD/YYYY
- YYYY/MM/DD
- YYYY/DD/MM Enter the current date.
Select the date with the
arrows.
A: Delete marked data
B: Conrm
The CONFIGURATION MENU lets you set the panel´s parameters
Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired conguration
1. CODES
2. ACCESS CONTROL
3. CALL
4. PANEL
5. CLOCK
6. VIDEO QUALITY
2. SETTINGS
This option allows you to congure the identication codes used by different users.
Use the numeric keypad to indicate the desired option, amongst the ones available.
Within each of the options, select with the arrows or enter data via the keypad, and conrm with B
Enter the identication
code length
Enable or disable the
keypad
to use the different
identication codes
1. ENABLE CODE
2. CODE DIGITS
3. INSTALLER
4. ACCESS TIME
1. CODES
Disabled
1. ENABLE CODE
Exit B
6
2. CODE DIGITS
Exit B
Enter the administrator
code
-----
3. INSTALLLER
Exit B
Enter the postman’s code
and the start and end time
between
which you can access
START 09 00
END
-----
4. ACCESS TIME
Exit B
Delete A
01 30
This option allows you to congure
the entrance control parameters
Within each of the options, with the
arrows select or enter data via the
keypad, and conrm with B
Lock-release activation
time in seconds, when
opened from the residence
Lock-release activation
time in seconds, when
opened from the entrance
hall’s button
1. DOOR OPEN TIME
2. HALL TIME
3. PROX READER
4. PIN REQUEST
5. DOOR SENSOR
2. ACCESS CONTROL
Delete A
03
1. DOOR OPENING TIME
Exit B
Delete A
06
2. HALL TIME
Exit B
Type of cards to be use:
Wiegand or Data/Clock
3. PROX READER
Exit B
Data/Clock
Indicate whether a PIN
code associated with the
proximity card will be used
(enabled) or not (disabled)
4. PIN REQUEST
Exit B
Disabled
1. SHOW
2. FORMAT
3. SET DATE
4. SET TIME
5. DAYLIGHT SAVING
6. NIGHT TIME
5. CLOCK
Exit B
Disabled
1. SHOW
1. DATE FORMAT
2. TIME FORMAT
2. FORMAT 3. SET DATE
Exit B
Delete A
Year 20
Day 27
Month 10
Exit B
Delete A
4. SET TIME
Hour 17
Minutes 15
Exit B
Disabled
5. DAYLIGHT SAVING
1. START TIME
2. END TIME
3. VOLUME
6. NIGHT TIME
Exit B
Delete A
Hour 08
Minutes 00
1. START TIME
Exit B
Delete A
Hour 20
Minutes 15
2. END TIME
Exit B
1
3. VOLUME
Exit B
DD/MM/YYYY
2. FORMAT
Exit B
24H
2. FORMAT
1. MESSAGE
2. BACKLIGHT
3. SETTINGS
4. 4. LANGUAGE
5. RESET SETTINGS
6. UPGRADE
3. DISPLAY
1. PICTURES
2. TEXTS
3. FIRMWARE
6. UPGRADE
Select the image to display
when in standby.
This image must be
previously loaded
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
6. SHOW PICTURES
Conrm A
Exit B
Screen settings
1. ALPHA KEYPAD
2. SCREEN TIME
3. SCREEN ACTIVATION
4. AGENDA
5. BUILDING NAME
6. SHOW PICTURES
3. SETTINGS
7. KEYPAD SOUND
Select a user
(or all, with the “All users” option)
Write the message (up to 2 lines
with 16 characters)
MESSAGE. This allows
you to enter a message for
all users or the specied
user.
Modify A
Exit B
JAMES SMITH
001266
1. MESSAGE
Delete A
Exit B
----------------
----------------
1. MESSAGE
Loop time in the
standby screen
Delete A
Exit B
00
2. SCREEN TIME
Indicate the building’s
name or similar
Delete A
Exit B
SKYLINE TOWER
5. BUILDING NAME
A
Exit B
Conrm
Are you sure?
3. FIRMWARE
A
Exit B
Conrm
Are you sure?
2. TEXT
A
Exit B
Conrm
Are you sure?
1. PICTURES
A
Exit B
Conrmar
Are you sure?
5. RESET SETTINGS
Enabled: The numeric
keypad acts as
alphanumeric
Exit B
Disabled
1. ALPHA KEYPAD The screen will turn on:
- Key pressed
- Key or sensor
Screen brightness settings
as a percentage
Exit B
100%
2. BACKLIGHT
Select the language for
the display information
Exit B
English
4. LANGUAGE
Select 1 or 4 names to
display on the screen
Exit B
4 names
per screen
4. AGENDA
3 _
4 _
5 _
Exit B
7. KEYPAD SOUND
Disabled
(*)
Exit B
Key or sensor
3. SCREEN ACTIVATION
Exit B
Delete A
Hour 08
Minutes 00
1. START TIME
Exit B
Delete A
Hour 20
Minutes 15
2. END TIME
2 _
JAMES SMITH
1. CALL FILTER
3. CALL 1. CALL FILTER 2. CALL CODES
3. AUTO HANG UP
This option allows you to congure
the way in which you can make
calls to the homes
Within each of the options, with the
arrows select or enter data via the
keypad, and conrm with B
1. CALL FILTER
2. CALL CODES
3. AUTO HANG UP
4. CALL DIGITS
3. CALL
Enabled, you can only call
homes from the directory, and
if they are not ltered
Exit B
Disabled
1. CALL FILTER
Enabled you can use the
alphanumeric call codes
via the number keypad
Exit B
Disabled
2. CALL CODES
Exit B
Disabled
3. AUTO HANG UP
Automatic hanging up
6
4. CALL DIGITS
Exit B
To select the number of
call digits from the General
Entrance 4 or 6. To select
this option you must choose
4. PANEL / 3. PANEL
TYPE: General Entrance
This option allows you to congure
the way in which you can make
calls to the homes.
Within each of the options, with the
arrows select or enter data via the
keypad, and conrm with B.
(*) NOTE: These options are
displayed or not, depending on the
type of panel chosen.
1. PANEL NAME
2. PANEL NUMBER
3. PANEL TYPE
4. MASTER
5. ZOOM
6. BLOCK
4. PANEL
Indicate the panel number
according
to the installation´s overall
characteristics.
DUOX: Between 0 and 9
Delete A
0
Exit B
2. PANEL NUMBER Indicate the panel
type according to the
installation’s overall
characteristics:
- General Entrance
- Block Entrance
- Sub-block
Exit B
Block Entrance
3. PANEL TYPE
Indicate the sub-block number
according to the installation’s
overall characteristics.
Between 00 and 99
Delete A
00
Exit B
7. SUB-BLOCK
9. Full screen
5. ZOOM
Exit B
9Congure the panel as
MASTER to allow for the
programming of terminals.
If there is another MASTER
panel, it would remain
deactivated
Exit B
Disabled
4. MÁSTER
Indicate the block number
according to the installation’s
overall characteristics.
Between 00 and 99
Delete A
00
Exit B
6. BLOCK
7. SUB-BLOCK
Indicates the mode in
which the display will show
the zoom
(*)
(*)
6. VIDEO QUALITY
Exit B
Premium
Exit B
Standard
6. VIDEO QUALITY 6. VIDEO QUALITY

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