Infinite Play PLEATS Z4000 User guide

Z4000
Installer manual

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CONTENTS
PLEATS VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM ITEM Z4000 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1-General information ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1-Product description .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2-Front view ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3-Rear view .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4- ide view and bottom view .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.5-Description of buttons ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2-Installation of video door entry system ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1-Types of installation .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2-How to connect the handset ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
2.3-How to install the video door entry system .................................................................................................................................................................... 10
3-Terminals and connectors of the video door entry system ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
4-Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
4.1-How to wire an Ethernet cable ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
5- pecifications for wiring ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
SETTINGS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
1-Info ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
2-Friendly Name .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
3-Language .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14
4- Time zone ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
5- ounds etting .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.1- Ringtones ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.2-Volume ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.3-Buttons sound ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
6-Themes ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
7-Call log ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
8-Automatic answer .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
9-Do not disturb .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
10-Doctor mode .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
11-End Call Lock Button ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
12-Factory data reset ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13-Advanced ettings .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
13.1-Device .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
13.1.1-Visibility ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13.1.1.1-Functions ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13.1.1.2-Entrance panels ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13.1.1.3-Video door entry systems ................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
13.1.1.4- witchboards ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13.1.2-Buttons mapping ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13.1.3- O ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
13.1.4-Doctor mode .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
13.1.5-Intercom Groups ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
13.1.6- ave configuration ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
13.2- ystem ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
13.2.1- ystem language ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
13.2.2-Date and Time ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
13.2.3-Password ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
13.2.4-Master mode ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
13.2.5-Power supplies .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
13.2.6-Entrance panels mapping .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
CONNECTION DIAGRAMS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
1- ingle-family video door entry system ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
2-Two-family video door entry system ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
3-Two-family video door entry system with firewall ................................................................................................................................................................... 19
4-Multi-family video door entry system ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
5-Building complex ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
6-Additional ringtone and optional buttons connection diagram ................................................................................................................................................ 22
7- taircase lighting control connection diagram.......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
8-Door opening command connection diagram .......................................................................................................................................................................... 23

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PLEATS VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM ITEM Z4000
1-General inf rmati n
1.1-Pr duct descripti n
The product PLEAT item Z4000, is an IP video door entry system with POE power supply. It is provided
with a handset and a 4.3” LCD display.
The video door entry system is equipped with a proximity sensor that turns the device on when the user
gets near to it.
Through the backlit soft-touch buttons it is possible to interface with the video door entry system.
Backlit buttons and proximity sensor are not available in the low-cost version Z4000.L
PLEAT Z4000 allows to make and receive intercom and IP calls, it allows to receive calls from external
entrance panels and to self-start them.
It is possible to exploit the video door entry functions of the Z6001 and Z60DV products (Example:
opening the gate electric lock, switching on staircase lights, etc.).

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1.2-Fr nt view
1.3-Rear view
Proximity
sensor
Colour LCD
display
Microphon
Programmable
touch buttons
Handset
peaker
Ethernet
connector
RJ11
connector
Auxiliary
connectors

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1.4-Side view and b tt m view
Volume buttons
Mini U B
connector
Reset button

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1.5-Descripti n f butt ns
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BUTTON PRIMARY FUNCTION SYMBOL
1 Programmable button 1
(In the menus it is used as BACK button)
2 Programmable button 2
3 Programmable button 3
(In the menus it is used as ELECT button)
4 Programmable button 4
(It is used as O button if set by the operator)
5 Programmable button 5
(Generally used for video door entry system function "gate electric lock opening")
6 Programmable button 6
(Generally used to perform an entrance panel self-start)
7 Programmable button 7
(Generally used for the light on video door entry system function)
8 Call button
(Used to answer, silence, close a call)
9 Volume + button
(In the menus it is used for scrolling; While typing to display additional characters)
+
10 Volume - button
(In the menus it is used for scrolling; While typing to display additional characters)
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Butt n c mbinati ns:
Button and button : Activate/Deactivate the do not disturb mode.
Button and button : Activate/Deactivate the doctor mode.
Button and button : Opens the message list.
Button and button : Opens the call history.
Button and button : Opens the list of settings.
Button and button + : Increases the brightness of the display.
Button and button - : Decreases the brightness of the display.

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2-Installati n f vide d r entry system
2.1-Types f installati n
The PLEAT video door entry system can be installed in the following configurations:
1-Unified rectangular wall-mounted box with 3 modules in horizontal configuration, mounting plate, two M3 screws, two wall plugs and
two self-tapping screws.
2-Unified rectangular wall-mounted box with 3 modules in vertical configuration, mounting plate, one M3 screw, four self-tapping screws
and four wall plugs.
3-Round wall-mounted box, diameter 60mm, mounting plate, two M3 screws, two self-tapping screws and two wall plugs.
4-Corrugated pipe (without wall-mounted box), mounting plate, four self-tapping screws and four wall plugs.
Screws, dowels and mountin plate are supplied as standard.
Types of installation
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2.2-H w t c nnect the handset
Before proceeding with the installation it is necessary to connect the cable of the handset to the RJ11 connector on the back of the video
door entry system.
Then place the cable as shown in figure 1.
Note: When installing the video door entry system on the mounting plate, remember to pass the cable through the cable holder (Figure 2).
Handset cable connection
Cable holder
Handset support
Vid
eo door entry system
RJ11 connector
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2.3-H w t install the vide d r entry system
1-The mounting plate must be positioned at a height of 145-150cm from the floor.
2-Fix the mounting plate to the wall-mounted box, taking care to pass the cables through the cable hole.
3-Insert the video door entry system on the hooks of the mounting plate.
4- lide the video door entry system down to lock it on the mounting plate.
Pass the handset cable through the cable clamp.
Installation
Height from the ground
145-150cm
Cable hole
Hooks for PLEAT
installation
Mounting plate
1
2
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4
Cable holders
Cable holders

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5-Hook the upper part of the handset support to the mounting plate.
6-Now hook the lower part of the handset holder.
7-Hook the handset on the handset support.
8-The video door entry system is ready for configuration.
To remove the handset holder, use a screwdriver to pry up the bottom of the handset holder.
To remove the video door entry system it is necessary to slide it upwards and then remove it from the support.
For the connection diagrams, refer to the CONNECTION DIAGRAM section located in the contents.
CAUTION: The vide d r entry system must be l cated away fr m light and heat s urces.
Installation
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3-Terminals and c nnect rs f the vide d r entry system
The following terminals and connectors are located on the back of the PLEAT video door entry system.
-8-p le clamp:
24VDC+: Positive 24V auxiliary power supply.
24VDC-: Negative 24V auxiliary power supply.
M: Common mass.
CH: 12-24V AC-DC relay contact (The two terminals marked CH are a normally open contact).
FP: Auxiliary "landing call" button.
AL: "Generic alarm" auxiliary button.
P: "Panic" auxiliary button.
- Ethernet c nnect r:
Connector used for data traffic and POE power supply.
- RJ11 c nnect r
Connector used to connect the handset.
4-Maintenance
Clean the product using a soft cloth, do not pour water on the device and do not use any type of chemical product.
Terminals and connectors
Ethernet c nnect r
8-p le clamp
RJ11 c nnect r

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5-Specificati ns f r wiring
The interconnecting cables used must be UL certified and must meet the requirements of the CEI 64/8 standard for video door entry
systems:
-UTP CAT 5e for internal sections dedicated to video door entry systems only
-FTP CAT 5e for sections shared with voltage cables
-UTP CAT 5e for external sections with PVC protection sheath
All cables must be L ZH for Low moke Zero Halogen fire behaviour.
The interconnection cables must n t exceed a maximum length f 100 meters.
5.1-H w t wire an Ethernet cable
Material:
- UL certified CAT 5 (or higher) Ethernet cable.
- UL certified RJ45 connectors.
- Electrician's scissors.
- Crimping tool for RJ45 connectors
-Tester for ethernet cables
Pr cedure:
1) trip the cable (about 10mm) taking care not to damage the insulation
of the individual cables.
2) ort the cables as shown in the figure and even them up cutting the excess.
3) Insert the cables into the RJ45 connector.
Check that the order of the cables remains unchanged after inserting the
connector.
4) Crimp the cable using the appropriate clamp making sure that the
contacts perforate the cable insulation and enter correctly into their seat.
5) Check the cable with the tester.
If the test is unsuccessful it is necessary to carry out the procedure again.
Note: For the correct operation of the cable, the procedure must be
carried out on both ends of the Ethernet cable in the same way.
CABLES SORTING
PIN C l ur CABLE
1 White-Orange
2 Orange
3 White-Green
4 Blue
5 White-Blue
6 Green
7 White-Brown
8 Brown
Material
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SETTINGS
The video door entry system and the Infiniteplay system settings can be made through
the " ettings" menu of the PLEAT video door entry system.
To access the settings list, press the buttons and at the same
time.
The list of settings is divided into the following categories.
1-Inf
electing "Info" will display a sheet containing information on the video
door entry system as: ObjectID, friendly name, software version, IP, MAC,
video door entry system model, OAP status, IP status.
2-Friendly Name
It is possible to set a "friendly name" to the device, which will identify it in
the Infiniteplay system.
3-Language
It is possible to select from a list the language to be applied to the PLEAT
video door entry system.
4- Time z ne
It is possible to select the desired time zone from a list.
5-S unds Setting
It is possible to configure ringtones, notifications, speaker volumes and
buttons audio feedback.
5.1-Ringt nes
It is possible to set the ringtones for:
External calls: Ringtone for external calls.
D r calls: Ringtone for calls from entrance panels.
Interc m calls: Ringtone for intercom calls.
N tificati n s unds: Ringtone for notifications.
To set the desired ringtone, it is necessary to select it from the list.
5.2-V lume
It is possible to change the ringtone volume and the call volume.
An indicator will be shown on which it is possible to act to adjust the
volume.
Ringt ne: peaker volume for ringtones.
Call: Volume in the handset during the conversation.
5.3-Butt ns s und
It is possible to enable and disable the sound feedback on button pressing.
6-Themes
The desired theme can be applied to the device.
7-Call l g
It is possible to enable or disable the call history. Furthermore, it is
possible to delete the history using the "Delete" button.
Enable: Activate/deactivate the call history.
Delete: Delete the call history.
8-Aut matic answer
Through this function it is possible to enable or disable the automatic
answer in case of incoming call.
9-D n t disturb
It is possible to enable or disable the do not disturb mode.
If the “do not disturb” mode is active, the video door entry system will
not receive incoming calls.
When the do not disturb mode is active, the following symbol will be
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10-D ct r m de
It is possible to activate or deactivate the doctor mode.
If the doctor mode is active, when the video door entry system receives a
call from the external entrance panel, it will automatically open the
electric lock.
The function must be previously set in the Advanced ettings-> Device->
Doctor Mode (13.1.4) section.
11-End Call L ck Butt n
It is possible to enable or disable the "end call lock button" function. If
active, during the call on the entrance panel, pressing the electric lock
open button, the lock will be opened and the call will be closed.
12-Fact ry data reset
It is possible to perform a factory reset, which will delete all data and
configuration of the video door entry system.
13-Advanced Settings
Through the "advanced settings" It is possible to access the advanced
settings of the video door entry system.
To access the settings, it is necessary to enter the password.
The default password is "000000".
13.1-Device
From the "device" section it is possible to act on the visibility of entrance
panels, video door entry systems, switchboards and video door entry
functions.
Furthermore, it is possible to configure the programmable buttons of the
PLEAT video door entry system.
Note: To apply the chan es select "Save confi uration" at the end of the
list.
13.1.1-Visibility
It is possible to select the devices to make visible to the PLEAT video
door entry system.
Then tick the desired devices and press "done".
13.1.1.1-Functi ns
It is possible to select the video door entry functions to make visible to
the PLEAT video door entry system.
Then tick the desired devices and press "done".
13.1.1.2-Entrance panels
It is possible to select the external entrance panels to make visible to the
PLEAT video door entry system.
Then tick the desired devices and press "done".
13.1.1.3-Vide d r entry systems
It is possible to select the video door entry systems to make visible to the
PLEAT video door entry system.
Then tick the desired devices and press "done".
13.1.1.4-Switchb ards
It is possible to select the concierge stations to make visible to the PLEAT
video door entry system.
Then tick the desired devices and press "done".
13.1.2-Butt ns mapping
It is possible to configure the programmable buttons, assigning them a
function.
To configure a button it is necessary to select it from the button list, and
immediately after associate the desired function.
Once programmed, the buttons can make calls, entrance panels self-
starts and use the video door entry system functions.
13.1.3-SOS
It is possible to configure the programmable button , with the O
function.
In case of activation, the O function sends a request for help to the
switchboard connected to the system.
If this function is activated, the O button will no lon er be confi urable
with other types of functions.
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13.1.4-D ct r m de
It is possible to enable or disable the doctor mode.
If the doctor mode is active, when the video door entry system receives a
call from the external entrance panel, it will automatically open the
electric lock.
Note: This function must be enabled in section 10-Doctor mode.
13.1.5-Interc m Gr ups
It is possible to configure intercom groups, i.e. which video door entry
systems must ring when a device makes a call.
13.1.6-Save c nfigurati n
After changing the settings in section 12.1-Device, it is necessary to save
the configurations made. Otherwise the settings applied will be
discarded.
13.2-System
13.2.1-System language
It is possible to change the language of the Infiniteplay system.
13.2.2-Date and Time
It is possible to set the time and date of the Infiniteplay system.
The time and date will be applied to the Z6001 power supply and
distributed to all the devices in the system.
13.2.3-Passw rd
It is possible to change the password of the Infiniteplay system, used to
access the advanced configurations of the NEXT or PLEAT video door
entry systems and to access the WEB INTERFACE of the Z6001 power
supply.
13.2.4-Master m de
Through this setting it is possible to activate the "master mode".
Activating the "master mode", only the master devices will be visible, i.e.
those with "Object ID" that ends with 00 (Example of master device:
010000000100).
13.2.5-P wer supplies
It is possible to activate the video door entry functions of the power
supplies (Z6001, Z60DT) in the system.
Pressing "Power upplies" will display the power supplies that can be
configured.
elect a power supply and associate the desired function to the outputs.
To use the functions it is necessary to map them on the PLEAT buttons
(13.1.2-Buttons mapping).
13.2.6-Entrance panels mapping
Through the entrance panels mapping, it is possible to set the devices
that can be called from the entrance panels. Furthermore it is possible to
set the type of mapping (Example of mapping types: On the entrance
panel item Z100D contact list on touch screen display, on entrance panel
item Z1001 from 1 to 4 touch buttons, on entrance panel item Z1101-
Z1102 right or left button).
To make a mapping, select the desired entrance panel and then the type
of mapping. Tick the devices to be made visible on the entrance panel and
then press the "Finished" button.
The entrance panel will be immediately updated with the new mapping.
Note: It is necessary to make the entrance panels visible before makin
the mappin (Section of the manual: 13.1.1-Visibility).

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P1
Mains
90-260Vac
50-60Hz
Entrance panel
L
P3
P4
P5
HOME INTERNET
CAT5
CAT5
CAT5
IN2 – Stair light
IN3 – Driveway gate
IN3
IN2
1
2
P
CH1
FP
RJ45
Panic Button
Alarm INPUT
GND
Outdoor call button
S+
AUX1
AUX2
12Vcc 1A
Lock
AUX1- Stair light
AUX2 – Driveway gate
Power Supply
Z6001
RJ45
IN4 – free
IN1–Lock release
IN1
P2
Entrance panel
Video door phone
AUX3
AUX3 - free
PORTE RJ45
AL
GND
N
GND
GND
GND – INPUT
GND – INPUT
S-
Lock return
COM
1
COM
2
COM
3
USB
IN4
PW-
PW+
Power +12V
Relay additional chime
CH2
USB
M
Relay additional chime
Power -
Video door phone
Entrance panel
Video door phone
CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
1-Single-family vide d r entry system
Composed of an external entrance panel, a power supply and an internal video door entry system.
WIRING SPECIFICATIONS
CLAMP
CABLE
MAX.
LENGTH
CONNECTOR
P1
-
P2
-
P3
-
P4
Eth CAT5
or higher
100 metres
RJ45
+
-
1.5mm
2
100
metres*
/
IN1
-
2
-
3
-
4
1mm
2
100 metres
/
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2-Tw -family vide d r entry system
Composed of an external entrance panel, a power supply and two internal video door entry systems
WIRING SPECIFICATIONS
CLAMP
CABLE
MAX.
LENGTH
CONNECTOR
P1
-
P2
-
P3
-
P4
Eth CAT5
or higher
100 metres
RJ45
+
-
1.5mm
2
100
metres*
/
IN1
-
2
-
3
-
4
1mm
2
100 metres
/
*With 10W lock
P1
Entrance panel
Video door phone 1
L
P3
P4
P5
Internet of building
CAT5
CAT5
CAT5
IN3
IN2
1
S+
AUX1
AUX2
12Vcc 1A
Lock
Power Supply
Z6001
RJ45
IN1
P2
AUX3
PORTE RJ45
GND
N
GND
GND
S-
Lock return
COM
1
COM
2
COM
3
USB
IN4
Video door phone 2
Entrance panel
Video door phone
2
P
CH1
FP
RJ45
AL
PW-
PW+
CH2
USB
M
2
P
CH1
FP
RJ45
Panic Button
Alarm INPUT
GND
Outdoor call button
AL
PW-
PW+
Power +12V
Relay additional chime
CH2
USB
M
Relay additional chime
Power -
Panic Button
Alarm INPUT
GND
Outdoor call button
Power +12V
Relay additional chime
Relay additional chime
Power -
Mains
90-260Vac
50-60Hz
IN2 – Stair light
IN3 – Driveway gate
AUX1- Stair light
AUX2 – Driveway gate
IN4 – free
IN1–Lock release
AUX3 - free
GND – INPUT
GND – INPUT

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3-Tw -family vide d r entry system with firewall
Composed of an external plate, a power supply, a firewall and two internal video door entry systems. The system is equipped
with internet access.
WIRING SPECIFICATIONS
CLAMP CABLE MAX.
LENGTH
CONNECTOR
P1-P2-P3-
P4
Eth CAT5
or higher
100 metres RJ45
+ - 1.5mm2 100
metres*
/
IN1-2-3-4 1mm2 100 metres /
*With 10W lock
Entrance panel
Video door phone 1
CAT5
CAT5
CAT5
RJ45
Video door phone 2
with internet connection
HOME INTERNET
12Vcc 1A Lock
1
2
P
CH1
FP
AL
PW-
PW+
CH2
USB
M
2
P
CH1
FP
AL
PW-
PW+
CH2
USB
M
FIREWALL Distributor
Z600F
Power Supply
Z6001
Internet of building

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4-Multi-family vide d r entry system
Composed of an external entrance panel, a power supply, distributors and multiple video door entry systems.
WIRING SPECIFICATIONS
CLAMP CABLE MAX.
LENGTH
CONNECTOR
P1-P2-P3-
P4
Eth CAT5
or higher
100 metres RJ45
+ - 1.5mm2 100
metres*
/
IN1-2-3-4 1mm2 100 metres /
*With 10W lock
Entrance panel
CAT5
CAT5
RJ45
12Vcc 1A Lock
CAT5
CAT5
Video door phone
1
2
P
CH1
FP
AL
PW-
PW+
CH2
USB
M
2
P
CH1
FP
AL
PW-
PW+
CH2
USB
M
Video door phone
Video door phone
Distri
butor
Z60DV
Distributor
Z60DV
Distributor
Z60DV
Power Supply
Z6001
Video door phone
Internet of building
Conductor section