Ultra Secure ULTRACOM 2 User manual

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Thank you for purchasing this ‘UltraCOM 2’ wireless intercom. Your system has been manufactured and checked
under the strictest possible quality control to ensure that each system leaves the factory in perfect condition. In the
unlikely event you find any defect or experience any problem, please contact our service center or dealer, do not
attempt to repair by yourself.!
Please read this manual carefully to obtain optimum performance and extended service life from the system.!
UNIQUE FEATURES
✦600 metre secure wireless network!
✦Outdoor weatherproof (IP54) with protection hood sun/rain-proof!
✦Works on battery only or DC12-24v (batteries then act as backup)!
✦Wireless gate/lock release from handset!
✦Selectable audio, visual or vibration alert on handset & outdoor chime for visitor!
✦Rechargeable portable handset with indication of indoor temperature & missed call notification!
✦Two caller stations possible on same network, unlimited handsets possible!
✦Audible and visual alert for low battery level of the caller station!
✦Indoor intercom function between handsets!
✦Compact design & extremely easy installation without any wiring necessary!
✦Optional external aerial to improve the wireless range!
✦Keypad model for direct access to door lock!
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STANDARD KIT
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(a) Handset!
(b) Caller Unit!
(c) Protection hood!
(d) Handset charging cradle!
(e) Power supply for handset cradle!
(f) Rechargeable Li battery pack
(installed in handset)!
(g) Tool for caller station!
(h) Pack of screws and rivets!
(i) Instruction manual

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A. Power supply
CALLER UNIT
With the supplied tool, loosen the 6 security screws that hold the unit from mounting bracket. It is necessary to keep
the tool for the security screws in a safe place as you will need this when replacing the batteries or accessing your
installation.!
If you wish to power your caller station with batteries, please insert four C type alkaline batteries into battery
compartment, observing the correct polarity. Battery life is estimated at 12 to 18 months.!
The caller unit can also operate with any 12-24VDC supply if such power is available at the entrance. Connect the
DC supply to the terminals ⑨at the back marked with 12-24VDC.!
Note: If you use DC input, inserted batteries would then act as backup.
Set the switches ⑦to the type of aerial (EXT if you have an optional external aerial) and the gate selection (Ffor
first main gate, Bfor secondary entrance).$
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HANDSET
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1. The supplied Lithium polymer battery pack is already installed in the handset. To replace the battery, press down
the lock button ⑱and slide open the battery door, take out and replace the battery by disconnecting socket ⑳.!
2. Plug in the supplied AC switching power supply into an AC outlet and connect its output plug into the DC jack ㉓
located at the back of charger cradle.!
3. Place the handset into the charging cradle —%if the handset is OFF, it will turn ON automatically.!
4. The charging indicator ㉒should light up red during the charging process. Adjust the position of handset in
charger cradle in case this indicator does not light up. During charging, the segments inside battery level icon P
will flash in turn.!
5. The battery pack should be fully charged up for 4 hours when used for the first time. All segments inside the icon
Pwill show up and remain steady.!
6. Now the unit is ready for operation. Either take out the unit or keep it placed in the charging cradle. In the latter
case, no damage will be caused to the battery, when the battery is being consumed and voltage falls to a certain
level, the charging cradle will automatically charge up the battery. The segments inside the icon Pwill flash in
turn whenever the unit is in its charging cradle.!
DANGER: IF REPLACED, MAKE SURE THE BATTERY IN THE HANDSET IS THE CORRECT REFERENCE
BEFORE YOU PLACE IT IN THE HANDSET, OTHERWISE AN EXPLOSION MAY RESULT!!
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B. Pairing the Handset and Caller unit
This process is to securely match the caller unit with the handset so that they can communicate with each other
while no other unit (even your neighbour’s own UltraCOM) can interfere with your installation or receive your signal.!
The caller unit and handset are already paired with a factory preset code when they are shipped. !
However, if any interferences occur during your usage, please perform a new pairing. You must also do a full learn
with all units together if you replace or add a new handset or caller station.!
We recommend using backup batteries for this procedure. However, if using a DC power supply, please down power
the caller station and power up holding the pairing button ⑧first.!
1. Place the caller unit and handset close to each other within a distance of 1 metre.!
2. With the handset switched OFF, press and hold the red power ON/OFF button ⑫and door lock open button
⑬together for around 3 sec to enter pairing mode. The LCD will become backlighted and show a flashing .!
3. Set the switch ⑤to position Ffor caller unit intended to be used on main gate.!
4. Press and hold the pairing button ⑧at back of caller station.!
5. Press and hold the call button ①. The call indicator ④will start flashing after 3 sec, showing that the caller
unit has entered pairing mode. Now release both pairing button ⑧and Call button ①.!
6. Perform same for the caller unit that is intended to be used on secondary gate (set switch ⑤to position B).!
7. Press again pairing button ⑧on the front gate Fcaller unit (DO NOT press pairing button on the back gate B
caller unit). Two “Di Di” beeps will be heard and, at the same time, the letter and (or in case there is a
back gate Bcaller unit) will stop flashing on the handset. This means the pairing is successful.&
The call indicator ④on both front gate & back gate caller unit should stop flashing and remain steady on.!
8. Long press the red power ON/OFF button ⑫until the handset has switched OFF and ON again.!
9. Down power and power up your caller station so the unit restarts.!
The UltraCOM should now ne ready for operation and all your handsets should ring when calling.
If the pairing process is not successful (the continues to flash on the handset(s) or they do not ring), please shut
down all units and repeat the procedures from step 1 again.!
NOTE: In case you have two or more handsets, always perform the pairing process with ALL caller units AND
handsets together and with ALL handsets being set in pairing mode first (flashing ).
IMPORTANT: Remember every time you add on new units to the system, either a handset or a caller unit (for
back gate use), it is necessary to perform the pairing process all over again with all the units together or
otherwise the new units will not work with your original system.!
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C. Controls Layout
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1. Visitor call button
2. Door code entry keypad (keypad model only)!
3. Low battery indicator!
4. Call indicator!
5. Front or back gate selector!
6. Internal or external antenna selector!
7. Power supply selector (older models)!
8. Pairing button!
9. Terminal block (gate connection, etc.)!
10. Optional external antenna cable!
11. Answer button (blue)
12. Hang up and power ON/OFF button (red)
13. Door lock open button!
14. Press-to-talk (PTT) button!
15. Microphone!
16. Volume up button!
17. Volume down button!
18. Battery door lock button!
19. Speaker!
20. Li battery socket!
21. Charging contacts!
22. Charging indicator!
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HANDSET LCD SCREEN
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Door lock triggered
Front & back gate!
doorbell ringing indicator!
Indoor temperature!
Reception mode!
Speaker volume!
Door lock de-activated!
Missed call!
Caller unit battery low!
Handset battery level!
Door chime, flashing!
light and vibrating!
alert selection!
Flashing icon
Steady icon
A
Front gate doorbell ringing
J
Chime AND vibrating alert selected
B
Back gate doorbell ringing
K
Flashing light AND vibrating alert
selected
C
Missed call!
F= Front gate" !
B= Back gate
L
ALL alerts selected (chime,&
flashing light and vibrating)
D
Reception mode
M
Door lock relay triggered
E
Door lock de-activated
N
Outdoor caller station battery low!
F= Front gate&
B= Back gate
F
Chime ONLY alert selected
O
Handset battery critical
G
Flashing light ONLY alert selected
P
Handset battery level
H
Vibrating alert ONLY selected
Q
Speaker volume&
During call: voice volume&
Not on call: chime volume
I
Chime AND flashing&
light alert selected
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D. Operation
1. Switch on the handset by a long press (3 seconds) of the red power ON/OFF button ⑫.&
Note: Long press the same button again in case you want to switch offthe handset.!
2. The LCD screen will show up. In case the self battery low icon Oappears and a buzzer heard, the battery level
is critical and needs to be recharged by placing the unit into the charging cradle. To protect battery, if the unit is
not recharged when the icon Oshows up, it will switch offautomatically after 10 minutes. During charging, the
segments inside the battery level icon Pwill flash in turn.!
3. To select the different methods of incoming call alerts on the handset, press and hold the volume Up/Down
buttons ⑯& ⑰simultaneously for 2 sec to enter the selection mode. Use the volume Up ⑯or Down
button ⑰to choose one of the seven alert methods (see Fto L), shortly press the red hang up button ⑫
to confirm your selection and return to normal operation mode.&
Note that if you select a combination with vibrating alert, the battery will run down faster.&
4. During conversation, the sound volume heard through the speaker ⑲can be adjusted using buttons ⑯&
⑰the speaker volume icon Qwill change accordingly.&
5. The chime (ringtone) volume heard can also be adjusted using buttons ⑯& ⑰outside of a call, the
chime volume icon Qwill change accordingly.&
6. Make sure there is a power supply to the caller unit (either by 12-24VDC or alkaline batteries). Now press the Call
button ①, a ding-dong tone will be heard and the Call indicator ④starts flashing. Until a handset answers
the call, the ding-dong tone will be heard periodically (unless the chime is switched off, see further down),
reminding the visitor to keep waiting. In case there is no answer after 20 seconds, the caller unit ends the call by
itself and the Call indicator ④goes off. Press the Call button ①to initiate the call again.&
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N.B. In case there are two caller units (front gate Fand back gate B), only the unit whose call button ①is first
pressed will send out a call signal to handset, the remaining unit will keep in standby mode until the conversation
is over. If the call button ①is pressed during this period, two “Be-Be” sound will be heard and the call
indicator ④flashes twice, indicating the unit is busy.&
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7. Upon receiving a call, either icon Aor icon Bappears on the screen, depending if a call is from the front
gate For back gate B(in case you have purchased an optional caller unit for back gate). The handset can answer
the call by pressing the blue answer button ⑪and the reception mode icon Dwill show up.&
Once the call has been answered, the call indicator ④will light up steady and the ding-dong tone stops ringing.&
Conversation can now be conducted and the voice of visitor can be heard from speaker ⑲. To talk back to
visitor, press and hold the PTT button ⑭and speak towards the microphone ⑮, reception mode icon Dgoes
off. Release PTT button ⑭after you have finished speaking to listen to visitor, reception mode icon Dwill
show up again. It should be worth noting that the voice of your visitor will not be heard while you are pressing the
PTT button ⑭. When you have finished the conversation, press the red hang up button ⑫to end the call.&
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Note: The UltraCOM has an automatic end call feature. If you do not talk back to visitor (i.e. press the PTT button
⑭) for over 90 seconds, the call will be ended automatically. Such feature is useful to preserve battery life as well
as protecting your privacy in case you forget to end the call by pressing the red hang up button ⑫.&
8. Once a call has been answered, you can use the door lock open button ⑬to remotely trigger the door latch or
gate for visitors (this function is only available if your door has correctly been wired to your UltraCOM 2). Press
the button ⑬shortly, wait for 1-2 seconds and the icon Mappears on the screen, showing the caller
station door relay has been triggered. The icon Mwill disappear after 3 sec.&
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To avoid misuse by children, this door lock opening function can be activated or deactivated. When deactivated,
pressing the button ⑬will have no effect.&
•Deactivate door lock opening feature!
Under normal operating mode, press shortly the button ⑰, then within a period of 2 seconds, press the
button ⑬shortly. The door lock de-activated icon Ewill show up on handset screen.&
•Activate door lock opening feature!
Perform same procedure as above, the door lock de-activated icon Ewill turn offon the handset screen.!
9. For system equipped with several handsets, all the handsets will be alerted with an incoming call. However, only
the handset which first presses the blue answer button ⑪can start the conversation with caller unit. The
remaining handsets will return to standby mode and their buttons become deactivated until the conversation
ends, making them impossible to interfere with the conversation.&
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10. Under the circumstances of an unanswered call from a visitor (e.g. you are away from home) the icon Cwill
appear on the screen. This icon is useful to remind you somebody has visited. Press any button to remove this
notification.&
11. When the batteries in the caller unit become low, a visitor who presses the call button ①"or keypad button
(on caller station, on keypad model only) is pressed, the low battery indicator ③will flash for 10 sec. Besides, the
icon Nappears on the screen of the handset and an alarm will be heard, reminding you to replace with new
batteries in the respective caller unit (For B). Press any button momentarily can stop the alarm but the N
icon will remain until new batteries are installed.&
12. Whenever the buttons (except PTT button ⑭) on handset are pressed, a tone will be heard to confirm the press.&
13. When the environment turns dark, the call button ①on caller station and the keypad ②(on concerned
models only) will automatically backlight. This happens only if 12-24VDC supply is connected.!
INDOOR INTERCOM
This function is applicable only if you have two or more handsets. Please note all units must be paired together on
the same network (with the same caller stations).!
1. Under standby mode, momentarily press blue answer button ⑪, a “do – do” sound will be heard.!
2. The other handset(s) will show the selected incoming call alert. Press the blue ⑪button to answer the call.
The “do-do” sound on the calling handset will stop.!
3. Now both handsets can converse with each other using the PTT button ⑭.!
4. Either party can press the red hang up button ⑫"to end the conversation.!
5. The call will also be ended automatically if the PTT buttons ⑭on either handset is not pressed for over 60 secs.!
6. In case nobody answers the call, the alert will automatically stop 20 seconds later.!
For system with more than two handsets, the incoming call alert on remaining handsets will stop once the call has
been answered.!
N.B. Selective call of a particular handset is not possible. Whenever a handset initiates a call, all the
remaining units will be alerted and can answer to the call. However, only the unit who first presses the blue
answer button ⑪can reply to the call, all others will be excluded from the conversation.!
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E. Installation of the caller station
The caller unit is housed in a high impact ABS/PC cabinet which can achieve professional grade ruggedness
required in most outdoor application. Rubber gaskets seals around all joints keep out dust, rain, snow and spray,
assuring years of reliable operation even in harsh environment. The unit meets to IP54 rating and can operate from
-20˚C to 50˚C (lithium batteries are recommended in extreme temperatures).!
IMPORTANT: The caller station should not be installed on metal screening surfaces nor at proximity of other
electronic/wireless devices that may reduce the operating range. An optional external aerial can be used in
these specific conditions.
1. Select a location near your door entrance where the surface is not too rough. We recommend do some polishing
to get a level surface or otherwise the unit may not be able to mount properly.!
2. Mark your wall based on the protection hood wall mount holes. Drill your wall according to the provided wall
plugs. Insert wall plugs in the drilled holes.!
3. Pass any necessary cables (power, gate wiring, optional external aerial, …) through your wall and through the
centre hole at the back of the protection hood.!
4. Mount your protection hood to your wall using provided screws.!
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5. Open your caller station using the provided tool and pass your cables through the back plate via the plastic
grommet.!
CAREFUL: These six small screws are specific, do not lose them!
6. Screw the back plate to the protection hood (using 8 screws provided)!
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7. Connect your cables according to your need!
The cable terminal ⑨is available for all your required wired connections.!
Please be careful during the process and gently screw the wires to the terminal block. There is no need to
force the screws, simply tighten enough for cables not to become loose.
✦Power supply (12-24VDC +/-)!
The caller station can run on batteries only. The observed battery life is 12 to 18 months.!
Additionally or alternatively, you can connect a 12-24VDC power supply. This power can be provided via any source
(optional adaptor, gate power, solar panel, …) as long as it is Direct Current (DC) and 12 or 24V.!
If you use both batteries and DC power supply, the batteries will then act as backup battery (in case of power failure).!
If connected to DC power, your caller station will benefit from two extra features:!
✦Night lighting: When it gets dark, the caller station call button ①will light up to welcome your visitors (and the
keypad buttons ②, on concerned models only) !
✦Wireless gate release always available: On DC, the wireless gate release is always available, even when you are
not in communication, by a long press on the ⑬(on batteries, unlock is only available during communication)!
On battery, these features will automatically be turned offto save battery life.!
DANGER: Under no circumstances should AC mains Voltage (220V) be directly connected to the terminal
blocks ⑨.
✦Optional external aerial!
If necessary, an optional external aerial can be added to your installation. This aerial improves the wireless range by
avoiding the main obstacles in your environment: mounting wall, metal gate, wireless interference, trees, buildings, …
By using an external aerial, your wireless signal will be sent from a better starting point. Simply screw the add on
aerial to the loose cable ⑩(remove the red tip) at the back of the caller station. For your caller station to use the
external aerial, please set the ⑥switch to EXT.!
IMPORTANT: If you are not using the optional external aerial, the switch must be on INT (the system will use
the built in aerial). The connector cable ⑩will not be in use and can be left loose at the back of the caller
station (with the red tip).!
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✦Gate / door latch (N/O •Com •N/C)!
There are also terminals marked N/O and N/C for connection to a gate which can be remotely opened by the
handset. The operation of two most common types of electric door latch on the market are either “normally
closed” (N/C) or “normally open” (N/O). This is a momentary output.!
During a communication, a press on the handset unlock button ⑬will trigger the caller station’s relay.!
If powered by DC, the relay can be triggered at any moment by a long press on the ⑬button.!
✦Normally closed (N/C)
Please connect your gate or lock to the terminal block N/C and Com.!
The caller station will open the relay momentarily (1 second) when the handset unlock button ⑬is pressed (or
when the code is entered on the keypad, on concerned models only).!
✦Normally open (N/O)
Please connect your gate or lock to the terminal block N/O and Com.!
The caller station will close the relay momentarily (1 second) when the handset unlock button ⑬is pressed (or
when the code is entered on the keypad, on concerned models only).!
On DC power, if you need a momentary 12-24V power output (to trigger a door latch for example), you can&
loop the +over to the relay Com (see diagram below).!
On battery, only a momentary dry normally closed or open can be used.!
NOTE: If you need a longer trigger, please connect a timer relay. Our services can help you if necessary.!
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LATCH
12-24VDC LOOP FOR TRIGGERING
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IMPORTANT NOTES
➡The power amperage provided depends on your input (by default 2A with our optional transformer). This
should be enough for most locks. However, if your UltraCOM caller station blocks up (red LED ④stays
ON), then you may need to use higher power amperage (up to 5A).
➡No voltage should run back into the caller station’s relay ⑨or else your unit can lock up and stop
functioning. In this case, you need to down power your caller station, check your connections and power
up the unit again.
➡If you have looped your DC 12-24V supply and if your electric door lock does not function, please reverse
the polarity on your lock (or relay) and try again.
✦Auxiliary trigger (AUX)!
These two terminals act like a N/O switch and will be short circuited during the caller station ring once the call button
①is pressed. However, there is no voltage supply from the terminals, it is a dry relay (N/O). They can be used,
for example, to trigger a conventional door chime or a courtesy light at the entrance. You can also loop your power
input, as described in the previous diagram.!
8. Finally, screw the front plate back onto the back plate using the supplied tool.!
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WELL DONE, YOUR INSTALLATION IS NOW COMPLETE!
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ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING CALLER STATION CHIME
The caller station chime can be activated or deactivated.!
To do so, please press on the bell button ①for 15 seconds.!
✦If you hear one beep, chime has been deactivated.!
✦If you hear two beeps, chime has been activated.!
Note: in any case, the LED will always blink during the ringing process so your visitors are aware the unit has
responded to their press.
SETTING OF DOOR LOCK OPENING CODE (FOR UNIT EQUIPPED WITH DOOR CODE
ENTRY KEYPAD ONLY)
a. With the handset being switched off, long press of blue answer button ⑪and red hang up button ⑫at
the same time for 2 seconds will enter code setting mode. The LCD will show “ _ _ _ “.!
b. Place the handset nearby the caller unit (preferably within 1 metre apart).!
c. With the caller unit in standby mode, press *168 to enter code setting mode. Two “Di-Di” sound will be heard.!
d. Now press a preferred four digit code. For each press of a digit, it will be shown on the handset LCD respectively
followed by two “Di-Di” sound, otherwise the entry is not successful and the whole process need to be repeated
again.&
Note: the time period between each entry of a digit should not be more than 10 sec.!
e. Long press the red hang up button ⑫to switch offhandset, then press again to switch it on and resume
normal operation.!
f. To open door lock at gate, press *# followed by the four digit code, two “Di-Di” sound will be heard once
the lock is successfully opened.!
g. Repeat above steps a–fto set a new door lock opening code.!
F. Precaution
✦Use only the supplied AC adapter for charger cradle. Use of other supply may cause damage to the handset.!
✦Do not mix using old and new alkaline batteries in caller unit.!
✦When not using your UltraCOM for a long period of time, remove all batteries from handset and caller unit to avoid
battery leakage.!
✦Do not leave the handset exposed to strong sunlight for a long period of time or near any heat source, moisture
and excessive dusty environment.!
✦Do not take the units apart, no serviceable parts are inside.!
✦When using for the first time, please charge up the supplied battery pack for 4 hours using the charger cradle.!
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G. Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Causes
Solution
Handset and Caller unit cannot
communicate
Handset and Caller unit has
different ID code!
Battery has run down
Perform pairing process!
Replace batteries in caller unit&
Recharge battery in Handset using charger
cradle
Communication distance
become short
Many steel structures between
Handset and Caller unit!
Battery has run down&
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The aerial switch ⑥is on EXT
but you are not using an
optional external aerial
Relocate the position of your handset or
use the optional external aerial!
Replace new battery in caller unit&
Recharge battery in handset using charger
cradle&
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Please set your aerial switch ⑥to INT (or
use an optional external aerial)
Handset battery low icon
always on
Battery pack is damaged and
cannot be recharged
Replace new battery pack
Door latch cannot be remotely
opened by handset
Cannot perform intercom
between handsets
The unit are not properly
paired!
Battery has run down
Perform pairing process!
Recharge battery using charger cradle
New Caller unit (back gate)
cannot communicate with
indoor unit
The new unit is not properly
paired to existing units
Perform pairing process
Opening button ⑬has been
locked!
Wrong connection at terminal
block
Unset opening button ⑬child lock!
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Check your gate/lock connection
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H. Sales and support
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UK, IRELAND AND USA
English
Phone: [phone]!
Email: [e-mail]!
FRANCE AND REST OF EUROPE
Français • English
Téléphone: [phone]!
Email: [email protected]!
DEUTSCHLAND
Deutsch
Email: [email protected]!
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Merci pour votre achat de ce système d’interphone sans fil ‘UltraCOM 2’. Votre système a été fabriqué et a subi un
contrôle le plus rigoureux possible pour vous garantir un système en parfait état à la sortie d’usine. Dans le cas
improbable où vous avez décelé ou rencontré un problème, veuillez contacter notre centre technique ou votre
distributeur. N’essayez pas de réparer quoi que ce soit par vous-même.!
Veuillez lire ce manuel avec attention pour optimiser la performance et prolonger la durée de vie de votre système.!
FONCTIONS CLEFS
✦Réseau sans fil sécurisé 600 mètres!
✦Installation extérieure (platine IP54) + visière de protection anti-pluie/soleil!
✦Fonctionne sur piles seules ou sur DC12-24V (les piles agissent alors comme alimentation de secours)!
✦Déclenchement portail/gâche à distance!
✦Sonnerie/vibration/témoin visuel sélectionnable & sonnerie extérieure (désactivable) pour le visiteur!
✦Combiné mobile rechargeable avec indication de la température intérieure & alerte appel manqué!
✦Deux platines possibles sur le même réseau, nombre de combinés illimité!
✦Alerte de piles faibles de la platine directement sur l’écran du combiné!
✦Fonction interphone intérieur combiné-à-combiné!
✦Design compact & installation extrêmement simplifiée sans câblage nécessaire!
✦Antenne déportée en option pour optimiser la portée sans fil!
✦Avec digicode (modèle spécifique uniquement) pour accès direct portail/gâche grâce à un code!
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(a) Combiné mobile!
(b) Platine de rue!
(c) Visière anti-pluie/soleil!
(d) Socle de recharge combiné!
(e) Transformateur socle combiné!
(f) Batterie Lithium rechargeable
(installée dans le combiné)!
(g) Outil pour platine de rue!
(h) Vis et chevilles!
(i) Notice installation / utilisation

ENGLISH 1-17
DEUTSCH 35-51
FRANÇAIS 18-34
A. Mise en service
PLATINE DE RUE
Avec l’outil fourni, dévissez les 6 vis qui se trouvent sur la face avant de la platine de rue afin d’ouvrir l’unité. Les vis
sont sécurisées, il est nécessaire de conserver l’outil dans un endroit sûr étant donné que vous en aurez besoin plus
tard pour la maintenance de votre platine.!
Si vous souhaitez alimenter votre platine par piles, veuillez insérer 4 piles de type C dans le compartiment en
respectant la polarité. L’autonomie sur piles observé est de 12 à 18 mois.!
La platine de rue peut aussi fonctionner sur alimentation 12-24VDC, si une telle alimentation est disponible là où
vous souhaitez installer la platine. Connectez l’alimentation au bornier ⑨qui se trouve à l’intérieur de la platine,
marqué d’un 12-24VDC.!
Note!: Si vous utilisez une alimentation directe 12-24v, les piles serviront alors d'alimentation de secours
(assurant le fonctionnement de l'UltraCOM même en cas de panne de courant).
Réglez l'interrupteur ⑦sur le type d'antenne utilisée (EXT si vous utilisez une antenne déportée) et sur le type de
platine utilisée (Fpour la platine principale et Bpour une platine secondaire éventuelle).$
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