urmet domus 1060/601 Operation and installation manual

DS 1060-102A LBT 20269
Mod.
1060
VILLA IP MAX KIT
Ref. 1060/601
INSTALLER AND USER MANUAL
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POE Fault
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ENGLISH
CONTENTS
INSTALLER MANUAL
1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................................. 4
2 KIT COMPOSITION........................................................................................................................................... 5
3 ACCESSORY DEVICES .................................................................................................................................... 6
4 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM.................................................................................................................... 7
4.1 BASIC ONE-HOUSEHOLD SYSTEM..................................................................................................... 7
4.2 DISTANCES ........................................................................................................................................... 7
5 WARNINGS FOR INSTALLERS ........................................................................................................................ 8
6 INSTALLATION OF CALLING STATION ........................................................................................................... 9
6.1 DESCRIPTION OF TERMINALS .......................................................................................................... 10
7 MONITOR INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................. 10
7.1 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS ..................................................................................................... 11
7.2 DESCRIPTION OF TERMINAL PINS.................................................................................................... 11
7.3 POWER SUPPLY................................................................................................................................. 11
8 INSTALLATION OF THE PoE SWITCH ........................................................................................................... 12
8.1 LED OPERATING STATE..................................................................................................................... 12
9 WIRING INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................................ 12
10 FIRST CONFIGURATION ON SYSTEM START-UP: SETUP WIZARD ........................................................... 13
10.1 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................... 17
10.1.1 LOCAL DEVICE ....................................................................................................................... 18
10.1.1.1 HOW TO ENABLE THE REMOTE FUNCTION ......................................................... 19
10.1.2 EXTERNAL DEVICES .............................................................................................................. 21
11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 24
11.1 CALLING STATION REF. 1060/70....................................................................................................... 24
11.2 MONITOR REF. 1060/31 ..................................................................................................................... 24
11.3 4 PoE + 4 PORT SWITCH REF. 1039/44............................................................................................. 25
11.4 SPECIAL DECODER REF. 1060/81 (OPTIONAL) ................................................................................ 25
12 KEY TO SYMBOLS ......................................................................................................................................... 25
13 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY TO THE DIRECTIVE 1999/5/EC.............................................................. 25
14 DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................................................... 26
14.1 SYSTEM CONNECTION WITH AN OPTIONAL ROUTER.................................................................... 26
USER MANUAL
15 KIT OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................. 27
15.1 IN A NUTSHELL................................................................................................................................... 27
15.2 HOW TO TURN ON THE SCREEN AND ACCESS THE VARIOUS FUNCTIONS ................................ 27
15.3 HOW TO NAVIGATE BETWEEN APPLICATIONS................................................................................ 28
15.4 HOW TO INTERPRET THE REPORTS................................................................................................. 30
15.5 HOW TO TURN OFF THE SCREEN..................................................................................................... 30
15.6 HOW TO BLOCK THE TOUCHSCREEN FEATURE............................................................................. 31
15.7 HOW TO CONTROL A HARDWARE RESET ....................................................................................... 31
16 MONITOR ............................................................................................................................................... 31
16.1 HOW TO ANSWER AN EXTERNAL CALL ...........................................................................................31
16.1.1 HOW TO ANSWER A CALL WITH MULTIPLE MONITORS, OR WITH AN
ACTIVE REMOTE OPTION .................................................................................................... 32
16.2 HOW TO ANSWER AN INTERCOM..................................................................................................... 32
17 HOW TO ACCESS VIDEO DOOR PHONE FUNCTIONS ................................................................................ 33
17.1 HOW TO USE AUDIO MESSAGES (VOICE “POST-ITS”).................................................................... 33
17.1.1 HOW TO RECORD AN AUDIO MESSAGE ............................................................................ 34
17.1.2 HOW TO LISTEN TO AN AUDIO MESSAGE ......................................................................... 34

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17.2 HOW TO ACTIVATE AN AUXILIARY FUNCTION................................................................................. 35
17.3 HOW TO ACTIVATE THE VIDEO DOOR PHONE VOICEMAIL ............................................................ 35
17.4 HOW TO TURN OFF THE VIDEO DOOR PHONE VOICEMAIL ........................................................... 35
17.5 HOW TO VIEW VOICEMAIL CALLS .................................................................................................... 36
17.5.1 HOW TO DELETE ONE OR MORE VOICEMAIL RECORDINGS ........................................... 36
17.6 HOW TO MUTE THE MONITOR RINGTONE....................................................................................... 36
17.7 HOW TO MAKE AN INTERCOM CALL
(FUNCTION AVAILABLE IN THE PRESENCE OF A “SLAVE” MONITOR)........................................... 37
17.8 HOW TO CHECK THE CALL LOG....................................................................................................... 38
17.9 HOW TO SEND A TEXT MESSAGE..................................................................................................... 38
17.10 HOW TO SEARCH FOR A NAME IN THE ADDRESS BOOK............................................................... 39
17.11 HOW TO ADD NEW CONTACTS TO YOUR ADDRESS BOOK........................................................... 39
17.12 HOW TO VIEW IMAGES FROM THE CAMERAS................................................................................. 39
17.13 HOW TO VIEW SNAPSHOTS .............................................................................................................. 40
17.13.1 HOW TO DELETE ONE OR MORE SNAPSHOTS ................................................................. 40
18 YOKIS HOME AUTOMATION ......................................................................................................................... 40
19 IPERHOME HOME AUTOMATION ................................................................................................................. 42
20 ANDROID APP ............................................................................................................................................... 43
20.1 PRELOADED ANDROID APPS ............................................................................................................ 45
21 MIFARE (ACCESS CONTROL APPLICATION) ............................................................................................... 45
21.1 HOW TO CHANGE THE ACCESS CODE FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR .............................................. 46
21.2 HOW TO CREATE, DELETE, OR REPLACE A KEY FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR............................... 48
21.2.1 HOW TO DELETE THE ADMINISTRATOR KEY .................................................................... 49
21.2.2 HOW TO REPLACE THE ADMINISTRATOR KEY.................................................................. 49
21.3 HOW TO MANAGE USERS ................................................................................................................. 49
21.3.1 HOW TO ADD A USER .......................................................................................................... 49
21.3.2 HOW TO DELETE A USER OR A KEY OR CHANGE A USER DATA .................................... 51
21.4 HOW TO RECORD ACCESSES AND EXITS ....................................................................................... 52
21.5 HOW TO VIEW A USER’S LOG ........................................................................................................... 52
21.6 HOW TO VIEW ALL LOGS................................................................................................................... 53
22 CONFIGURATIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 54
22.1 HOW TO CHANGE THE HOME PAGE ................................................................................................ 54
22.2 HOW TO CHANGE THE DISPLAY WALLPAPER ................................................................................ 54
22.3 HOW TO CHANGE THE MONITOR LANGUAGE ................................................................................ 55
22.4 HOW TO SET THE SCREEN SAVER ................................................................................................... 55
22.5 HOW TO CONFIGURE NETWORKS AND CONNECTIONS ................................................................ 56
22.5.1 Wi-Fi NETWORK.................................................................................................................... 56
22.5.2 BLUETOOTH ......................................................................................................................... 57
22.6 HOW TO DISPLAY THE GENERAL SETTINGS OF THE MONITOR.................................................... 57
22.7 HOW TO CHANGE VIDEO DOOR PHONE TUNES ............................................................................. 58
22.8 HOW TO CHANGE THE AUDIO VOLUME........................................................................................... 58
22.9 HOW TO CHANGE SCREEN SETTINGS............................................................................................. 59
22.10 HOW TO CHANGE VIDEO DOOR PHONE VOICEMAIL SETTINGS.................................................... 59
22.11 HOW TO AUTOMATICALLY OPEN THE DOOR.................................................................................. 60
22.12 HOW TO CHECK NETWORK SETTINGS ............................................................................................ 61
23 MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................................................. 62
23.1 HOW TO CLEAN THE MONITOR ........................................................................................................ 62
23.2 HOW TO REBOOT THE MONITOR ..................................................................................................... 62
23.3 HOW TO CARRY OUT USER DATA RESET........................................................................................ 62
23.4 HOW TO RESET MONITOR FACTORY SETTINGS............................................................................. 63
23.5 HOW TO STORE THE USER CONFIGURATION OF A MONITOR TO AN EXTERNAL MEMORY ...... 64
23.6 HOW TO RESTORE THE USER CONFIGURATION OF A MONITOR VIA AN
EXTERNAL MEMORY.......................................................................................................................... 64
23.7 HOW TO DISPLAY THE FIRMWARE VERSION OF THE MONITOR ................................................... 65

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INSTALLER MANUAL
1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Villa IP Max Kit is a full IP one-household video door phone system with Cat5 cable wiring and RJ45 connector
for the interconnection of several devices. The system works on a dedicated IP network or is connected to a pre-
existing IP network: for example, it can be connected to a home ADSL network which in most cases gives access
to the Internet for “Call forwarding” applications to mobile devices (option Remote). No centralisation server is
required: once the various devices have been connected and wired, and after a simple preliminary configuration
step (see the section 10 FIRST CONFIGURATION ON SYSTEM START-UP: SETUP WIZARD ), the system can
perform the main video door phone operations. A second configuration step (see the section 10.1 ADVANCED
CONFIGURATION ) allows other system parameters to be set.
The main features of the Villa IP Max Kit are outlined here below:
System
One-household hands-free colour video door phone kit;
Connection of all devices via the Cat5 cable with RJ45 connector;
Power supply to all the devices through Power over Ethernet (PoE) inputs;
Possible connection of up to 2 calling stations to the system;
Possible connection of up to 4 indoor stations in the apartment (1 “Master” and 3 “Slaves”), called in parallel;
Possible system expansion with max 2 special decoders (again with power supply via PoE) for the activation
of electric loads (for example, actuation of stair lights).
Calling station
Implemented on Sinthesi Steel 2-module mechanics;
Colour camera with wide angle lens;
1 pre-wired call button;
Activation of pedestrian access electric lock via impulse capacitive discharge with low hold current;
Activation of garage gate electric lock with clean contact relays;
Input for hall button.
Indoor station
Hands-free video door phone indoor station with 7” colour screen and capacitive touch-screen;
Hands-free conversation mode;
5 call tones selectable by the user (call from outdoor station, intercom and floor call);
Adjustable call volume with available timed muting function (mute);
Provided with an embedded device for hearing problems;
Activation of electric loads via a dedicated button (for pre-set systems);
Recorded video mail message presence notification;
Short audio message recording function (Post-It);
Home automation applications (Yokis and IperHome) and MIFARE integrated access control;
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and second LAN connections.
4 PoE + 4 port switch
Switch with 8 ports of which 4 operating according to PoE standard;
Operation in Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) and Ethernet (10Mbps) modes.
Basic operation
Video door phone calling from outdoor station;
Activation of pedestrian access electric lock and second (garage gate) electric lock;
Setup for connecting a hall button for locally operating the pedestrian gate electric lock;
Calling station auto-on function by any indoor stations;
Intercom calls between indoor stations within the same apartment (if several indoor stations are available);
Possible connection of a supplementary ringer for call repeating;
Activation of Yokis radio modules from any indoor station;
Call forwarding to mobile devices (option Remote)
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2 KIT COMPOSITION
Description N° ID
Calling station
Ref. 1060/70
1 button video outdoor station 1
A
1 silk-screened clear name tag 1
1 silk-screened grey name tag 1
1 silk-screened red name tag 1
Flush-mounted box
Ref. 1145/52 1 flush-mounted box for 2 modules 1 A1
Module holder with
frame Ref. 1158/62 1 holder frame for 2 modules 1 A2
Max monitor
Ref. 1060/31
Max indoor video door phone station with mounting bracket 1
B
Kit with 6 screws, 4 bracket anchor blocks and hearing aid user
sticker 1
Terminal board with connector 1
PANI C
FC
S+
S-
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-B+V-V
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4 PoE + 4 port
switch
Ref. 1039/44
1 switch with 8 ports of which 4 PoE 1
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3 ACCESSORY DEVICES
Description
Max. no.
(maximum
system
configuration)
ID
Additional calling station Ref. 1060/70 1 -
Electric lock - 1 OP1
Embedding box Ref. 1145/52 1 -
Module holder with frame Ref. 1158/62 1 -
Pre-setting for garage gate electric lock management - 1 OP2
Pedestrian access electric lock control button - 1 OP3
Hood cover for embedded wall version Ref. 1158/612 1 OP09
Additional Max monitor Ref. 1060/31 3 OP4
Supplementary ringer Ref. 1072/59 4 OP5
Floor call button - 1 OP6
Special decoder Ref. 1060/81 2 OP7
Standard ADSL router - 1 OP8
Additional PoE Switch Ref. 1039/44 1 -
Indoor IR Camera 720P W/ AUDIO (Urmet Cloud series)
4M IP Waterproof Camera W/2,8–12mm motorized
Autofocus Lens Built-in
4M IP Minidome W/2,8–12mm motorized
Autofocus Lens Built-in
4M IP VANDAL DOME W/2,8–12mm motorized
Autofocus Lens Built-in
Ref. 1093/184M18
Ref. 1093/144M4ZI
Ref. 1093/181M4ZI
Ref. 1093/182M4ZI
-OP9(#)
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4 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM
4.1 BASIC ONE-HOUSEHOLD SYSTEM
Apartment 01
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POE
MAX
POEActive
POE Fault
PWR
POE Ports
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LAN
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OUT1
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REL.FW:
PB1
PB2 V-
V+
DECODIFICASPECIALE PER CAT 5
SPECIAL DECODER FOR CAT5
NO NO
OUT2
C
NC
Light 02Light 01
PoE
PoE
PoE
PoE
A
B
C
OP4
OP6
OP5
110-230 Vac
110-230 Vac
2
2
2
2
2
OP6
OP5 OP8
2
2
OP3
OP2
OP1
OP7
110-230 Vac
110-230 Vac
OP9
Internet
4.2 DISTANCES
For connections between the various IP devices, the maximum permissible distance is 100m - the distance
defined by the standard IEEE802.3 for Fast Ethernet networks (100Mbps).
To ensure longest-range monitor operation, the cable must be a class 5e device and the twisted pairs’
cross section must be AWG24.
The maximum resistance of the individual wires must not exceed 10ohm/100m.
The cable must be up to the following standards:
- EIA/TIA 568-B.2
- EN50288 3-1
- IEC 61156-5
The connection between the monitor and PoE switch must be ensured by a single cable without any extra
patch cords.
For other connections (not concerning IP devices) please refer to the following table:
Segment Type of wire
1mm2single cable
A – OP1 60 m
A – OP2 60 m
A – OP3 100 m
B – OP5 30 m
B – OP6 30 m
B – local power supply 25 m

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5 WARNINGS FOR INSTALLERS
Read the notes in this manual carefully. This manual contains important information on safe installation, use and
maintenance.
This devices in the kit must only be put to the use for which they were intended. All other use is improper. The
manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage deriving from improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.
Each part was designed to be compliant with the standards in force.
The system must be built in compliance with the regulations in force. All devices in the system must be
exclusively used for the purpose for which they were designed.
Remove the components from the packaging and check that they are intact.
Keep the packaging (plastic bags, polystyrene, etc.) away from children. Packaging is potentially dangerous.
Provide a suitable cut-off and protection master switch upstream from the devices, with contacts open by at
least 3 mm.
Make sure that the plate data corresponds to the power specifications before connecting the devices to the
mains.
Keep the ventilation or cooling openings and slots free.
Disconnect the devices from the mains before cleaning or maintenance.
Do not use spray products to clean the device.
Disconnect power from the circuit breaker in the event of failure and/or malfunctioning of the products contained
in the kit. Do not tamper with the devices.
Exclusively contact a service centre authorised by the manufacturer for repairs.
Provide suitable ventilation.
Do not use power extension wires.
Have the device checked and repaired by qualified personnel in the case of infiltration of fluid or objects inside
the device.
Exclusively use the spare parts supplied by the manufacturer for repairs.
Installers must make sure that user’s information is applied to the connected devices.
Disrespect of these precautions can effect safety of the devices.
Keep this manual with the device at all times.
The lightening symbol in a equilateral triangle indicates the presence of dangerous voltage.
Never open the devices unless expressly instructed to do so in this instruction manual.
The exclamation mark symbol in an equilateral triangle indicates critical safety components. Always only use
components supplied by the manufacturer.
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6 INSTALLATION OF CALLING STATION
Install the module at the height shown;
Fit the module holder frame in the flush-mounting box;
Fit the module in the frame;
Tip the frame and connect wires;
Close the frame;
Fit the name tag on the removable front;
Fit the panel on the frame.
1,55 ÷ 1,60 m
(1,40 m)
(*)
1 2
(*) 1,40 m from the floor is the measure to be respected according to Directive for disabled people (for
example, in France these normes are included in Law 2005-102 of 11/02/2005, in Decree 2006-555 of
17/05/2006 and following amendments of 1/08/2006, 26/02/2007 and 21/03/2007).
3 5
LAN
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Dummy
trasparent
name holder.
Final engraved
name holder.
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6.1 DESCRIPTION OF TERMINALS
SE+
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Terminal pins of discharge electric lock with holding current for relay, if present
SE-
C Common contact for garage gate opening
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SE2
NC Normally closed contact for garage gate opening relay
NO Normally open contact for garage gate opening relay
V-
}
Auxiliary power terminals
V+
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ILL Not used
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PA Hall button terminals for electric lock control
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SP Not used
V5 Not used
V3 Not used
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AD/ILA Not used
EXP Not used
LAN Ethernet connector for LAN RJ45
I2C DIGITAL Not used
CONNECTOR
Use Urmet 1039/101 RJ45 connectors for connections.
7 MONITOR INSTALLATION
It is possible to fix the wall bracket by using a 503 box and the supplied screws, or a Ø 60 mm box with suitable
screws.
1,50 m
Box 503
1,50 m
Box Ø 60 mm
Connect any extra ring tone, floor call and auxiliary power function wires to the terminals on the external
printed circuit.
Connect the monitor to the connector CN1 on the printed circuit board via the cable provided on the back of
the monitor.
Move the monitor close to the bracket by centring the special fixings (1) and slide it down to reach its stop
(2).
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7.1 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS
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7” touchscreen display
Webcam 2 Mpx
Microphone
Backlit blue Home button
Speakers
Micro SD card
Switch for IPerHOME bus termination (IPERHOME TERM)
12 way connector for external connections’ printed circuit
Do not use
LAN connector with PoE power supply (DOORPHONE POE PORT)
Max monitor is provided with an embedded device for hard of hearing.
7.2 DESCRIPTION OF TERMINAL PINS
1. 12 way connector used for monitor connection to the printed circuit;
2. Terminals for the connection of:
• call repeater (S+, S-)
• floor call (FC)
• panic alarm (PANIC),
Function not available.
3. Terminals for connection to the IPerHOME system (-V, +V, -B, +B)
Do not use: pre-setting for future functions.
4. External power supply terminals (+, -)
7.3 POWER SUPPLY
The 1060/31 monitor can be supplied power in two different ways:
PoE
24 / 48 V
local power supply(#)
When the power supply is used, PoE is not available because the monitor is powered only by the local power
supply. In this case, RJ45 can be connected to the NO PoE port of the switch.
(#) 48 V
version differs from the previous 24 V version for the following label on the back of the
product:
48V
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8INSTALLATION OF THE POE SWITCH
The switch can be installed on a table top, supported by specially supplied feet, or fixed to the wall with the
screws and wall anchors supplied with the product.
8.1 LED OPERATING STATE
PWR-POWER LED
On green The switch is powered
Off Switch is not powered
INDICAZIONE LEDS PORTE PoE DA 1 A 4
PoE Active-Leds Verdi
On green The PoE device is connected to the port (from 1 to 4) and correctly powered
Off No PoE device connected to the port (from 1 to 4)
PoE Fault-Leds Gialli
On yellow
This indicates one of the following problems is presents and the port (from 1 to 4) is not
powered:
• Short-circuit to line
• The required power exceeds the available limit
Off The PoE port is working correctly
PoE Max-Led Giallo
On yellow This indicates that the available PoE power is less than 7W
Yellow blinking This indicates that the Max PoE LED was active during the previous two minutes
Off The PoE ports are working normally
Indicazione dei Leds Porte Ethernet Verdi (Porte da 1 a 8)
On green Port connection is working correctly
Green blinking Data transmission/reception
Off No connection
9 WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
Fit the Cat5 wire in a RJ45 plug with Urmet logo:
Insert the wire in the guide respecting the colour coding shown (Standard T568B).
Wire No. Wire colour
1 White-Orange
2 Orange
3 White-Green
4 Blue
Wire No. Wire colour
5 White-Blue
6 Green
7 White-Brown
8 Brown
8
1
Cut the wires which protrude from the guide by approximately 5 mm, insert the guide in the plug and crimp the
plug with a specific tool.
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~ 5 mm
8
1
Plug
8
1
Make sure that the grey sheath remains inside the plug.
This type of connection DOES NOT ensure double insulation.
10 FIRST CONFIGURATION ON SYSTEM START-UP: SETUP WIZARD
After connecting the various kit components, system configuration can be carried out via a special wizard in a
few, simple steps after which the system can perform basic video door phone operations. Other, more complex
configurations that require the use of a password can be introduced at a later stage (see the next section 10.1
ADVANCED CONFIGURATION). When the system is powered on the Max monitor shows this screen display:
Select from the dropdown menu your required language and press the button OK. The following screen is
displayed; the installer is warned that the monitor has not yet been configured:

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Press the button START to display the screen where you can choose an apartment to associate to the monitor:
“Apartment 02” is a pre-setting for future developments.
After you have chosen an apartment, the next screen to be displayed is:
The “Master” monitor has more functions than a “Slave” monitor and only one “Master” must be present in an
apartment. Now press the button YES. Any other monitors added to the system will be automatically recognised
as “Slave” monitors, as shown in this screen page:

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By pressing the button YES (for a “Master” monitor) or the button OK for a “Slave” monitor, the following screen
will be displayed:
Press the Field Type name here: an alphanumeric keypad will be displayed, which can be used to enter the name
of the “Master” monitor (max 32 characters). Press Done on the keypad and then OK in the screen here above.
Now, a screen page will be displayed in which it is possible to adjust the system time and date:
By pressing the button SET a window will be displayed where to set the system correct time and date via simple
scroll-down menus:
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the system (this same operation is performed if no date and time are set, i.e. if the buttons SKIP or CANCEL are
pressed in the two previous screens):
WARNING! Device scanning is only carried out if the monitor configured as “Master”.
An outdoor station with its own MAC address will be acknowledged as shown in the screen below:
By tapping the field PEIP (IP outdoor station) you can assign a name to the calling station via an alphanumeric
keypad. Press Done on the keypad and then OK in the screen here above.
A special decoder, if any, introduced in the system at this early stage, is acknowledged by the following screen
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The decoder, if any, can be configured at this stage by pressing the button YES or later on by pressing the button
NO. The special decoder configuration procedure will be explained in the following section.
System configuration is now complete as confirmed by the following screen:
It is possible at this point to call the monitor from an outdoor station and ensure that the call is received correctly.
To find out how to use the monitor and the outdoor station, please refer to the “User Manual”.
10.1 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
After completing the first part of the configuration procedure, the screen display is as follows:
The button is only present if a special decoder has been added to the system.
All the various monitor functions will be explained in the section “User Manual”.
Now you can access advanced system configuration to set other operating parameters. Access to these parameters
is password-protected because changing them would require a more in-depth knowledge of the system.

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To access advanced setup, tap the icon ; the following screen is displayed:
Tap the menu Installer Options, enter the password required (“1937”) and press the button CONFIRM.
The following screen will open:
10.1.1 LOCAL DEVICE
The menu Local Device allows some settings on the current monitor to be changed (depending on whether the
monitor has been configured as “Master” or “Slave”, some menus may or may not be present), while the menu
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By tapping the menu Local device the following screen is displayed:
The different menus are explained here below:
Display Name: it can be used to change the monitor name selected in the first configuration phase. The selected
name is visible in the address book of other monitors - if any.
Changing the name of the monitor is done by tapping the menu Display Name: a text box opens and by clicking
on it via a keypad, the name can be changed.
Apartment Code: function not to be used if there is a single apartment in the system.
Set as “Master” Video door phone: it can be used to configure a monitor as “Master” or “Slave” depending on
requirements. This feature should be used if multiple monitors have been added to the system and a “Master”
one should be converted to a “Slave” one and vice versa (always bearing in mind that there should be a single
“Master” monitor in any one system). This function is initially only available on the “Master” monitor. If the “Master”
monitor is converted into a “Slave” monitor, this option also becomes available on the “Slave” monitors which at
this point, may become “Master”.
Call forwarding user name: (option Remote only available on “Master” monitor): see section 10.1.1.1 HOW TO
ENABLE THE REMOTE FUNCTION.
Adjust date and time: allows you to change the date and time on a monitor as described in the previous paragraph.
The change is then extended to any other monitors in the system.
10.1.1.1 HOW TO ENABLE THE REMOTE FUNCTION
Proceed as follows to enable the Remote function on the kit Ref. 1060/601:
1) Install the Call2U app on your smartphone,
2) Make sure that the home router can access the Internet,
3) Appropriately configure the Max monitor.
Steps 1 and 3 will be described in greater detail below.
HOW TO INSTALL THE ‘’Call2U’’ APP ON YOUR SMARTPHONE AND CREATE A REMOTE USER
The app is available for smartphones running Android or iOS.
After installing it, a user must be created on the sip.urmet.com server.
To do this, after starting the app:
1) Touch the Settings icon,
2) Touch the Wizard menu,
3) Touch the Sign up on sip.urmet.com menu.
At this point, a page opens where to enter the following fields:
User name,
Password,
Confirm password,
Email.
Then touch the Sign up menu. An email will be sent to the entered address. Then click on the link in the email to
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activate the account which can now be used.
Enter the chosen password in the Password field in the OUTDOOR SIP ACCOUNT section on the Settings
page.
The user name is entered automatically in the following format: <username>@sip.urmet.com
At this point, check that the following icon appears with a green dot on the top right of the main page of the app:
this means that the user is actually recorded and ready to receive calls.
HOW TO CONFIGURE THE MAX MASTER MONITOR
Proceed as follows to configure the Remote function on the Max monitor Ref. 1060/31.
On the Video Door Phone page, touch the icon; the following page will appear:
Tap the menu Installer Options, enter the password required (“1937”) and press the button CONFIRM.