Iddero Touchone User manual

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User Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................... 3
2BASICS............................................................................................................................................. 3
2.1 At a glance............................................................................................................................. 3
2.2 Basic operation...................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 Power saving mode...............................................................................................................5
2.4 Background images...............................................................................................................5
3HOME SCREEN ............................................................................................................................... 6
4VIDEO DOOR PHONE FUNCTION.................................................................................................. 7
5IP CAMERAS.................................................................................................................................. 10
6SETTINGS...................................................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Date & time.......................................................................................................................... 12
6.2 Language............................................................................................................................. 12
6.3 Passcode............................................................................................................................. 12
6.4 Audio.................................................................................................................................... 12
6.5 Screen settings.................................................................................................................... 13
6.6 System settings ................................................................................................................... 14
7ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ....................................................................................................... 15
7.1 Safety and cleaning.............................................................................................................15
7.2 Disposal information............................................................................................................15
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1 INTRODUCTION
The Iddero Touchone™ is a high quality wall-mounted indoor monitor featuring a true colour 7” TFT
touch display that combines the following functions:
Indoor terminal for a compatible video door phone system
Real-time IP camera monitoring
IP intercom function (*)
The Touchone features intuitive, user-friendly touch screen operation, as well as real-time high quality
full motion video and full-duplex audio with acoustic echo cancellation.
This User Guide provides detailed instructions on how to operate the Touchone.
2 BASICS
2.1 At a glance
The Touchone can be conveniently and intuitively operated through the unit’s touch screen (1).
A LED status indicator (2) shows that the system is powered and operational.
The unit also features a built-in microphone (3) and stereo loudspeakers (hidden behind the display)
for the video door phone and intercom functions.
(*) Future, will be released as a backwards-compatible firmware update.
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2.2 Basic operation
Touch screen operation
The user interface of the Touchone is designed to be operated easily without the need for external
devices such as a stylus. Just use your finger to tap the buttons, icons, or other user interface
elements.
User interface elements
The following screenshot shows some of the most common user interface elements:
The status bar (1) at the top of the screen shows the current date and time, along with the name of the
current menu or function. The status bar can also show status icons that provide useful information
about the current status of the Touchone.
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Status icon Meaning
Incoming video door phone call
Video door phone call in progress
“Do not disturb” mode active
The main area of the screen (2) shows the icons, buttons, and user interface elements relative to the
current menu or function.
Tap the “Back” button at the bottom side of the screen (3) to return to the previous menu or function.
2.3 Power saving mode
The Touchone enters power saving mode automatically after a few minutes of inactivity (no user
interaction). The inactivity period that triggers power saving mode can be configured in the “Screen
settings” menu (see section 6.5).
During power saving mode, the display is automatically turned off and the power consumption is
minimized. The unit remains operational and is still able to receive calls.
2.4 Background images
The background images of the user interface can be customized. It is possible to configure two
different images, one for the home screen and a second one for all other menus and functions.
Customization of background images must be done through the web-based administration interface of
the unit. Please refer to the configuration manual for the details of this process.

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3 HOME SCREEN
The home screen shows the current date and time (1), the “do not disturb” status (2), and the available
functions (3).
Depending on the configuration, the following functions may be available:
Button Description
Go to the Video door phone screen
Go to the Cameras screen
Go to the Settings menu
Toggling the “Do not disturb” status
Press the bell icon (2) to toggle the do not disturb status on and off. If the “do not disturb” status is
enabled, the unit will not play a ring tone upon incoming calls. The Touchone can still be operated
normally while in “do not disturb” mode.
Disabling the screen for cleaning
Press anywhere on the home screen (except on the icons themselves) for at least three seconds, and
a dialog will pop up asking whether you want to temporarily disable the screen for cleaning.
If you go ahead, the touch screen will be disabled for 30 seconds. This allows you to clean the display
without inadvertently activating any function.
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4 VIDEO DOOR PHONE FUNCTION
Incoming calls
When an incoming call is received (that is, when a guest presses the call button in the door phone
station) the Touchone will play a ring tone through the integrated loudspeakers, and the incoming call
icon ( ) will be shown in the status bar.
If the call is received while the Touchone is idle (either in the home screen or in power saving mode), it
will automatically turn on and switch to the video door phone screen.
If the call is received while the Touchone is in use, it will not switch to the video door phone screen
automatically, in order to avoid interrupting the user’s operation. The user can then navigate to the
video door phone screen manually.
In the video door phone screen, use the buttons in the right hand side of the screen as follows:
Button Description
Accept the incoming call and establish audio communication
Reject an incoming call, or terminate a call in progress
Open the door. If the door station can control two doors (or one door plus courtesy lights), two
buttons will be shown
Open the audio settings dialog
) Please note:
The Touchone can be configured so that the audio settings button is not shown on the Video door
phone screen. Please refer to section 6, “Settings” for detailed information.

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Checking the door without an incoming call
You can navigate to the video door phone screen at any time even if there is no incoming call. You will
be able to watch the video captured by the door phone’s camera, but will not be able to establish an
audio communication.
Depending on the door station type and configuration, the open door buttons may not be available if
there is no call in progress.
Audio settings
The audio settings dialog allows you to configure the following parameters:
Icon Description
Ring volume: Volume of the incoming call ring tone
Audio volume: Audio volume once the call is accepted
Microphone level: Gain of the touch panel’s built-in microphone
The “Default” button in this dialog box restores all parameters to their reference values (factory-set
defaults).

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Multiple door station support
On sites with multiple door stations (e.g. buildings with several separate entry points), operation of the
door phone function is as described, with the following differences:
-Touch the image at any time to switch between door stations (an informative message will be
briefly shown onscreen when you enter the video door phone screen)
-The pick up / hang up buttons always relate to the current call in progress, regardless of which
door station is currently selected.
-The door opening buttons always relate to the door station currently selected. They may or may
not be shown depending on the configuration of the selected door station.
-Audio settings are global and affect communications with all door stations.

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5 IP CAMERAS
The IP cameras screen lists all configured IP cameras.
Select any of the available cameras to get a live preview of the video captured by the camera. Touch
the preview image to switch to full screen mode. Once in full screen mode, touch anywhere on the
screen to go back to the list of cameras.

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6 SETTINGS
The settings menu provides access to user settings and preferences.
The following chart outlines the navigation structure of the settings menu:

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6.1 Date & time
The Date & time option lets you adjust the current date and time.
6.2 Language
The Language option lets you select the language of the user interface.
6.3 Passcode
The Passcode option lets you set a 4-digit passcode for the Settings menu. This is disabled by default;
if enabled, the Touchone will prompt for the passcode when you try to access the Settings menu.
6.4 Audio
The Audio option provides access to the Audio settings dialog. This dialog is exactly as described in
section 4, “Video door phone function”, but includes one additional option (“Show in door phone
interface”), which is checked by default. Uncheck this option to hide the Audio settings button from the
video door phone screen.

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6.5 Screen settings
The Screen option takes you to the Screen settings submenu.
From this submenu, the following options are available:
Beeper
Lets you configure whether the screen will beep upon touch of a button or icon.
Contrast
Lets you adjust the display contrast.
Power saving
Lets you select the inactivity time, in minutes, before entering power saving mode.

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6.6 System settings
The System option takes you to the System settings submenu.
From this submenu, the following options are available:
Network
Configuration of network (TCP/IP) settings.
Recalibrate
Forces the recalibration of the touch screen (a system reboot is required in order to run the
recalibration procedure). This option should be used only when necessary. Calibrating with a stylus is
recommended for greater accuracy.
Reboot
Forces a system reboot.

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7 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
7.1 Safety and cleaning
)WARNING:
Read all operating instructions and safety information in this guide before using this product, and keep
this information at hand for future reference.
WARNING:
Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock, or other injury or damage.
Installation. Only qualified electricians should install, service, or manipulate this equipment. Existing
regulations for the prevention of accidents must be observed, as well as any national or local codes
and regulations and standard safety precautions.
Do not expose the unit to moisture, excessive dust, or heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or any other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat. Do not expose to direct
sunlight. Do not expose to water or rain, or install near wet locations — for example, near washbasins
or toilets.
Operation and handling. The Iddero Touchone contains sensitive components. Do not drop,
disassemble, microwave, burn, paint, or insert foreign objects into the unit. Take care not to spill any
food or liquids on the Touchone. Do not use the Touchone if it has been damaged — for example, if
the unit is cracked, punctured, or damaged by water.
Cleaning. Clean the front panel of the Touchone using a soft, lint-free cloth. Don't use window
cleaners, household cleaners, aerosol sprays, solvents, alcohol, ammonia, or abrasives. Avoid getting
moisture in openings.
Service. Never attempt to repair or modify the Iddero Touchone by yourself. The device does not
contain any user-serviceable parts inside. Disassembling the Touchone may cause damage that is not
covered under the warranty. If the unit has been exposed to water or moisture, punctured, or
subjected to a severe fall, do not use it until you take it to an authorized service provider. Service
should only be provided by Iddero or an authorized Iddero service provider.
7.2 Disposal information
This equipment should be disposed of separately from domestic waste. The
materials used are recyclable. Please do help protect our environment by
disposing of this equipment via a dedicated collection center or container, or take
it back to your dealer or to the manufacturer for environmental-friendly disposal.