urmet domus 1723/96 Installation and operation manual

DS 1723-056A LBT 20877
Mod.
1723
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ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY 2-WIRE KIT WITH CALL FORWARDING FUNCTION
Ref. 1723/95 - 1723/96 (*)
CONFIGURATION BOOKLET
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIRST SWITCH-ON ................................................................................................................................................. 3
INSTALLER SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................................... 4
DOOR AND GATE OPENING SETTINGS ......................................................................................................... 4
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SETTING (E.G. FOR A WAITING ROOM)................................................................... 5
HOME AUTOMATION SETTINGS..................................................................................................................... 6
BUTTON CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 7
BUTTON VISIBILITY .............................................................................................................................. 9
BUTTON CONFIGURATION STAIRS LIGHT ....................................................................................... 10
IMPORTING YOKIS BUTTONS FROM A REMOTE CONTROL OR VIDEO DOOR PHONE ................ 10
EXPORTING YOKIS BUTTONS TO A REMOTE CONTROL OR VIDEO DOOR PHONE ..................... 11
RESETTING ALL ACCESS POINTS TO THE RADIO BUS................................................................... 11
SETTING THE ALARM FUNCTION................................................................................................................. 11
CONTACT SETTING ....................................................................................................................................... 14
LETTERBOX FUNCTION SETTING................................................................................................................. 15
INSTALLATION ON ONE-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/95.......................................................................... 15
INSTALLATION ON TWO-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/96 ......................................................................... 16
CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................................ 16
THERMOSTAT SETTING ................................................................................................................................ 17
CONNECTING THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR................................................................................... 17
WIRELESS CONNECTION OF THE THERMOSTAT TO THE BOILER ................................................ 17
WIRED CONNECTION OF THE THERMOSTAT TO THE BOILER....................................................... 17
ENDING CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................. 18
OFFICE WITH ATTACHED HOME SETTING .................................................................................................. 19
AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENER SETTING ........................................................................................................ 20
TEST...................................................................................................................................................................... 22
VIDEO DOOR PHONE CALL TEST................................................................................................................. 22
CAMERA CONTROL TEST ............................................................................................................................. 24
ALARM FUNCTION TEST............................................................................................................................... 25
ACTIVATION PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................. 25
ALARM................................................................................................................................................. 25
PAST ALARM SIGNALLING (ALARM MEMORY) ................................................................................ 26
DISARMING......................................................................................................................................... 26
HOW TO BROWSE VIDEO CLIPS ....................................................................................................... 26
HOW TO BROWSE THE ALARM HISTORY ........................................................................................ 27
HOW TO SAVE THE ALARM HISTORY............................................................................................... 28
LETTERBOX FUNCTION TEST....................................................................................................................... 29
AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENER TEST............................................................................................................... 29
OFFICE WITH ATTACHED HOME SETTING .................................................................................................. 30
UPDATING THE VIDEO DOOR PHONE SOFTWARE............................................................................................ 31
ACCESS CONTROL .............................................................................................................................................. 32
KEY MEMORISATION PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................. 32
KEY CANCELLATION PROCEDURE .............................................................................................................. 33
ANNEXES ............................................................................................................................................................. 34
ANNEX A ................................................................................................................................................... 34
How to congure Yokis buttons from the video door phone (without using the Yokis PRO app) ...... 34
ANNEX B ................................................................................................................................................... 41
How to import Yokis Buttons from remote control (or other video door phone)................................. 41
ANNEX C ................................................................................................................................................... 43
How to congure the composite buttons ............................................................................................ 43
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FIRST SWITCH-ON
The video door phone shows the language selection menu the rst time it is switched on:
Tap on the required language and conrm by tapping on the icon on the bottom right.
The following will appear:
Set the current date and time(1).
It is advisable to select automatic daylight saving time in Europe as well(2).
Tap on the icon in the bottom right to conrm.
If necessary, the date and time can be set later. On any screen, tap on the clock icon in the bottom right to open
the following window:
(1) When entering date and time, always clear the contents of the eld FIRST and THEN enter the new required
value. Tap on the required eld to move from one eld to the other.
(2) Warning. The switch from daylight saving time to standard time occurs at GMT. Consequently, in the Central
European Time zone (France, Italy, Germany etc.), when switching from standard time to daylight saving time,
the time is moved forwards by one hour at 1 o’clock at night (and not at 2 o’clock2). Similarly, when switching
from daylight saving time to standard time, the time is moved back by one hour at 2 o’clock at night.

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Alternatively, open the ‘Conguration’ menu using the icon on the top right, select the ‘User’ menu
and select ‘Date & Time’. The following page will appear:
INSTALLER SETTINGS
To congure the video door phone functions using the ‘Conguration’ menu, which can be accessed by tapping
on the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’ menu and key in the installer password (‘1937’).
The password cannot be changed.
Using a password, even a weak one, provides a minimum level of protection from actions that the end user could
change unintentionally.
WARNING. After having entered the password, the ‘Installer’ menu can be accessed (even multiple times)
without needing to enter the password again for 10 minutes (xed time). This simplies operations during
installation.
DOOR AND GATE OPENING SETTINGS
The kit allows exible use to satisfy the most frequent installation types.
The various possibilities are listed below:
1) House with access door and automated gate (sliding or double)
You want to open the door by pressing or and open the gate by pressing .
In this case, on the panel:

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– Check that dip-switch 5 is in the OFF position (default).
– Connect the door lock to terminals SE+ and SE- (timed capacitive discharge).
– Connect the two N.O. terminals (low power relay) to the gate opener input (all open).
– If required, a button can be connected to the PA terminals to allow opening the door from the inside.
– If required, a button can be connected in parallel to the N.O. terminals to allow opening the gate from the
inside.
2) House with automated gate only
You want to open the gate by pressing .
In this case:
– Set dip-switch 5 to the ON position.
– Connect the two N.O. terminals (low power relay) to the gate opener input (all open).
– If required, a button can be connected in parallel to the N.O. terminals to allow opening the gate from the
inside.
3) House with double gate, one part of which you want to use as a pedestrian crossing.
You want to open the rst part of the gate by pressing and open the second only by pressing .
In this case:
– Check that dip-switch 5 is in the OFF position (default).
– Connect the terminals SE+ and SE- (timed capacitive discharge) to a decoupling relay and the output of the
decoupling relay(3) of the gate opener (open rst part input).
– Connect the two N.O. terminals (low power relay) to the gate opener input (open second part input).
– If required, a button can be connected to the PA terminals to allow opening the rst part of the gate from
the inside.
– If required, a button can be connected in parallel to the N.O. terminals to allow opening the second part
from the inside.
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SETTING (E.G. FOR A WAITING ROOM)
A local camera can be connected to the video door phone (visible only from that same video door phone) and
other four cameras by means of the interface Ref. 1723/69.
In the ‘Conguration’ menu which can be opened using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’
menu, type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘CCTV’.
The following will appear:
(3) In France, model 9406 with timer can be used.

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Use the rst three lines to specify which are the cameras present to the video door phone:
— The one or ones on the call stations (identication: 1 and possibly 2).
— The total number of those connected to the interface (identication: 3,4,5,6).
— The local one (identication: 7).
The fourth line can be used to specify whether or not you want a cyclic view on the cameras present:
— Set to 0 (default) to disable cyclic view.
— Set cycle time greater than zero, instead, to have the system automatically show the next camera image at the
end of this time. The user can disable/enable cyclic view at any time.
On the fth line, you can specify the duration of the video clips that the user can store when controlling the
camera.
Finally, tap on the icon on the top right you can assign specic names to the various controlled cameras:
The set names will appear superimposed on the image during the control phase.
The following characters, although available on the keyboard, cannot be used in the camera names: \ / : *
? “ < > | _
When multiple video door phones are present, dierent parameters can be set on dierent video door
phones. During the camera control phase, the parameters of the current video door phone are used.
HOME AUTOMATION SETTINGS
Each single video door phone has:
— Max. 8 buttons Yokis, equivalent to those of a Yokis remote control: BTN1...BTN8.
— Max. 6 composite buttons: Comp.BTN1...Comp.BTN6.
— Max. 2 buttons for operating local contacts: Contact1, Contact2.
To congure the home automation part, using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’ menu,
type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘Home Automation’.

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The following will appear:
The rst two items can be used to congure all buttons and to dene which will be visible to the user and which
will not.
The third item can be used to dene the function of the Stairs Light button which appears during the call, e.g. to
switch on the garden lights.
The fourth and the fth items can be used to import the Yokis buttons from an eight-button remote control or
other video door phone in the kit, but also to export the buttons to the devices.
The last item can be used to reset radio access points.
BUTTON CONFIGURATION
Select this item to open the complete page of all available buttons, regardless of their future visibility to the end
user.
The rst 8 buttons are Yokis buttons.
The camera to use for recording the video clip can be dened. They can be congured using the Yokis
PRO app: start transferring the conguration from the Pro app and then press any button twice.
However, it is then necessary to assign a mnemonic name to them. Then tap on every single button used and give
it the name of the function it performs, by selecting only the rst item from the following menu:

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Alternatively, the Yokis buttons can be congured without having to use an app:
- The single Yokis buttons can be congured directly by connecting them to the receivers: see
how to proceed in Annex A.
- The single Yokis buttons can be congured directly by importing them from an eight-button
remote control: see how to proceed in Annex B.
The next 6 buttons are composite buttons. Composite buttons can be used to control multiple Yokis buttons at
the same time. In practice, for the end user, pressing a composite button will be equal to pressing the single Yokis
buttons it consists of in sequence.
As in other kits, by tapping on a composite button you can set:
— The name of the button.
— The list of Yokis buttons which are part of the composition.
— The delay in the sequence of activations of buttons belonging to the composition, which is useful, for example,
to avoid draw peaks in the case of actuation of shutters.
— The activation order of the selected Yokis buttons.
See Annex C for a more detailed description.
Finally, one or two buttons may appear which, when operated, activate the corresponding low power relays installed
inside of the video door phone; contact 1 (monostable) for terminals 0,C and contact 2 (toggle) for the RELAY SPARE
wired connection. The buttons appear only if the contacts have been ‘allocated’ to home automation (see below).

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Touch Contact 1 or Contact 2 to congure the operation, by dening:
— The name of the button.
— The rest condition (Normally Open or Normally Closed contact).
— The operative method: Switching of the state each time it is pressed or pulse mode (with congurable pulse
duration from 1 to 60 seconds).
BUTTON VISIBILITY
It is often useful to make only the congured home automation buttons, i.e. only those which generate an action,
visible to the nal user.
The installer can therefore access to the specic conguration item in home automation and display the following
page:
Each of icons can be tapped to make it switch status:
— Only the icons with coloured background will be ‘visible’ to the end user.
— The icons with white background will be ‘hidden’ from the end user.
If the installer selects six icons, as in the example below, the end user will only see six icons:

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BUTTON CONFIGURATION STAIRS LIGHT
When answering a video door phone call, the user can press the button to switch on the outside lights on
the driveway, possibly in a timed manner, for instance.
When the user presses the button, one of 16 congured buttons will be activated.
During the conguration phase, it is therefore necessary to establish whether and which of the 16 buttons to
activate.
The installer can therefore access to the specic conguration item in home automation and display the following
page:
Tap on the icon you want to associate with the Stairs Light button(4).
If you want to delete an association, tap on the highlighted icon so that no icons are selected.
IMPORTING YOKIS BUTTONS FROM A REMOTE CONTROL OR VIDEO DOOR PHONE
The single Yokis buttons can be congured directly by importing them from an eight-button remote control.
See Annex B for how to proceed in detail.
(4) NOTE: Once having associated a home automation button with the Stairs Light function, it will no longer be
editable within the home automation settings (it will be greyed out). So, FIRSTLY congure the button (e.g. to
connect it to the module Yokis and set the ON function to turn on the light) and THEN assign it to Stairs Light
function.

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EXPORTING YOKIS BUTTONS TO A REMOTE CONTROL OR VIDEO DOOR PHONE
The conguration of the eight Yokis buttons can be exported to a Yokis eight-button remote control or to another
video door phone.
Selecting this item will automatically launch a Wizard.
RESETTING ALL ACCESS POINTS TO THE RADIO BUS
An access point can be used to control a specic remote receiver (or also more than one), positioned on Radio
Bus.
More information can be found in the Yokis ‘Radio Quick Installation Guide’, in ‘E: Range Extension with Radio
Bus’ and ‘E-1: Denition of an Access Point to the Radio Bus’.
This option can be used to delete simultaneously all the access points of all buttons of the video door phone. Run
M24 .
SETTING THE ALARM FUNCTION
The alarm function can be set to:
— Detect the opening of a door (e.g. the front door).
— Detect the energising of a motion sensor.
The occurrence of any one of these two events generates an alarm sequence.
Connect a Normally Closed (N.C.) magnetic sensor to the SP terminals of the door unit in order to detect the
opening of a door near the input.
Also, check that dip-switch 1 is in the OFF position (default).(5)
Door sensor
(N.C.)
Connect a Normally Closed (N.C.) magnetic sensor to the AL terminals of the master video door phone in order
to detect the opening of a door near the video door phone.
Door sensor
(N.C.)
(5) The alarm function cannot be used if the ‘LETTERBOX’ function is programmed (dip-switch 1 in the ON
position): the two functions are mutually exclusive.

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Follow the connection diagram below on the master video door phone to connect one or more motion sensors
(in series).
WARNING. Specic settings are required in the ‘Conguration’ menu to use a motion sensor’(6).
Finally, if you want to provide an alarm signal on a siren (e.g. Urmet siren 1033/414), connect the siren to blue
wires (SPARE RELAY ) of the master video door phone.
Power supply
230 Vac
Blue wire
Blue wire
Black wire
Red wire
Supplementary
power supply
Ref.1063/901
Siren
NC ALL
+
_
NC ALL
+
_
Motion
sensors
~
~
+
-
230V~
WARNING. Specic congurations steps are required to use of motion sensors and the siren.
In the ‘Conguration’ menu which can be opened using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’
menu, type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘Alarms’.
Most options relating to the alarm operating mode can be set in this way.
In particular, the following can be dened:
The exit and entrance times:
— Exit time: no alarm is generated if the sensor is energised during the exit time.
— Entrance time: with the alarm armed, the energising of the sensor will generate an alarm only after the entrance
time.
To which devices to send an alarm signal .
— Enabling the alarm signal on the video door phone speaker.
— Enabling the alarm signal on a siren connected to the video door phone.
WARNING: Contact 2 must be congured as ‘Alarm Siren’.
— Enabling of the alarm signal to simulate the pressing of a home automation button(7). For example, the garden
lights can be switched on if there is an alarm.
— Enabling the sending of the alarm signal to the CallMe app. In this case, the call forwarding function must be
properly congured on master video door phone Ref. 1723/98.
(6) The use of motion sensor precludes the possibility of connecting a local camera to the video door phone: the
two functions are mutually exclusive.
(7) NOTE: Once having set a home automation button to be recalled in case of alarm signal, it will no longer be
editable within the home automation settings (it will be greyed out). So, you must congure the button (e.g. to
connect it to the module Yokis and set the ON function to turn on the light) FIRST and THEN assign it to the
alarm signal.

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Whether to send power to the motion sensors, if this installation diagram is chosen(8):
— Enable only in presence of motion sensors.
Whether to associate a video recording in case of alarm or not:
— Video recording can be enabled or not.
— A delay can be dened between the time in which the alarm was signal and the beginning of the video
recording.
— The camera to use(9) for recording the video clip can be dened.
— The encoding to use is:
– 1: door panel camera.
– 2: second panel camera (if present).
– 3,4,5,6: cameras connected to the CCTV interface Ref. 1723/69.
— The duration of the video clips recorded in case of alarm.
(8) The use of motion sensor precludes the possibility of connecting a local camera to the video door phone: the
two functions are mutually exclusive.
(9) ONLY the cameras previously set in the video surveillance conguration will be presented as selectable. The
local camera can not be used for this function.

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CONTACT SETTING
The video door phone has two contacts:
— Contact 1 available on the two terminals 0, C.
— Contact 2 available on the two blue wires of the connector relay (RELAY SPARE).
These contacts can be used in various ways, according to needs.
WARNING. Both contacts are LOW VOLTAGE and must be appropriately decoupled if they are
connected to equipment powered at 230Vac.
By default, the two contacts are congured in a manner compatible with that of the previous kit model Note:
— Contact 1 (0, C) can be used for the call repeat function. In this way, a call can be repeated on a supplementary
ringer, either wired or wireless.
Stairs
lights
Additional
ringer
Blue wire
Blue wire
0
C
— Contact 2 (blue wire) can be directly used for controlling the stairs lights (or indirectly by means of appropriate
decoupling device).
However, the functionality of these contacts can be modied.
In the ‘Conguration’ menu which can be opened using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’
menu, type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘Relay Contacts’ and select one of the two contacts.
Contact 1 can be used to:
— Repeat the call (DEFAULT)
— As a normal home automation contact which can be controlled from the home automation page.
— Control the alarm siren (see Alarms paragraph).
Contact 2 can be congured as:
— Normal home automation contact (default), associable to the function Stairs Light (default).
— Contact for controlling the alarm siren (see Alarms paragraph).
— Physical contact of thermostat output (alternatively to a wireless contact).
WARNING The product software runs a number of cross checks to help the installer congure the
device in the predetermined mode. As a result, some choices will be prevented according
to how the contacts are congured.
If for example Contact 2 is assigned to controlling the alarm siren, on the home automation page
it will not be possible to associate the Stairs Light function with Contact 2, and so forth.

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LETTERBOX FUNCTION SETTING
INSTALLATION ON ONE-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/95
On the letterbox, position two magnetic contacts near the front ap (mail introduction slot) and at the back (mail
collection door).
The rst contact (mail introduction slot) must be connected to the green and white wires of an E2BPP(X).
The second contact (mail collection door) must be connected to the brown and white wires of the same
E2BPP(X).
On the control panel of the kit, connect a Yokis REL1C relay to the SP terminals and to the relay an appropriately
powered MTR2000ERP(X) receiver(10).
Follow the directions in the following diagram.
Power supply
230 V~
Relay (*)
REL1C
MTR2000ERP(X)
receiver
E2BPP(X)
transmitter
LETTER BOX
APT0
10 m Panel
Brown
Brown
Brown
Purple
White
White
Green
(*) WARNING. THE USE OF THE REL1C RELAY IS MANDATORY. IT ENSURES THE INSULATION
BETWEEN THE LOW WORKING VOLTAGE OF THE KIT AND THE 230V~VOLTAGE AT
WHICH THE MTR2000ERP(X) RELAY IS POWERED.
FAILURE TO USE THE REL1C RELAY WILL INVALIDATE ALL WARRANTIES.
Congure the devices as shown in the ‘Conguration’ chapter (see below).
(10) In order to use the LETTERBOX function, the E2BPP(X) and E4BPP(X) modules must run rmware version
FV1216 (or later) and the MTR2000ERP(X) modules must run rmware version FV1026 (or later). If the modules
have an earlier rmware, you can update them using the Android “Yokis PRO” app which can be downloaded
from ocial playstore.

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INSTALLATION ON TWO-FAMILY KIT REF. 1723/96
On each letterbox, of both apartments (0,1) position two magnetic contacts near the front ap (mail introduction
ap) and at the back (mail collection door).
Apartment
number
Description of the magnetic contact
function
Connection of the magnetic contact to
the E4BPP(X) transmitter on the wires:
0Mail introduction slot Green - White
Mail collection door Brown - White
1Mail introduction slot Purple - White
Mail collection door Grey - White
On the control panel of the kit, connect a Yokis REL1C relay to the SP terminals and an appropriately powered
receiver MTR2000ERP(X) to the relay.
Follow the directions in the following diagram.
Power supply
230 V~
Relè (*)
REL1C
MTR2000ERP(X)
receiver
E2BPP(X)
transmitter
(#)
E4BPP(X)
transmitter
(#)
LETTER BOX
APT0
LETTER BOX
APT1
10 m Panel
Brown
Brown
Brown
Purple
Purple
Grey
White
White
White
Green
(#) A single E4BPP(X) transmitter can be used if the two letterboxes are close (distance of less than 10 m)
(*) WARNING. THE USE OF THE REL1C RELAY IS MANDATORY. IT ENSURES THE INSULATION
BETWEEN THE LOW WORKING VOLTAGE OF THE KIT AND THE 230V~VOLTAGE AT
WHICH THE MTR2000ERP(X) RELAY IS POWERED.
FAILURE TO USE THE REL1C RELAY WILL INVALIDATE ALL WARRANTIES.
Congure the devices as shown in the next chapter.
CONFIGURATION
The conguration requires three steps:
STEP 1: CONNECT THE TRANSMITTER TO THE RECEIVER
Using a temporary button in parallel to one of the magnetic contacts, press the button on the transmitter E5 ve
times in rapid sequence.
Then, while the LED is blinking, press “Connect” on the receiver R1.

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STEP 2: SET LETTERBOX MODE ON TRANSMITTER
On the transmitter, press rapidly 10 times (Conguration Menu M ) and check that the LED starts ashing.
Press rapidly 32 times ( 32 ) and check that the LED conrms at the end by ashing twice.
At this point, the transmitter is locked in LETTERBOX mode(11).
STEP 3: SETTING LETTERBOX MODE ON THE KIT PANEL
Set dip-switch 1 in the ON position.
In this way, the LETTERBOX is enabled and the door open detection alarm function is disabled; the two functions
are mutually exclusive.
THERMOSTAT SETTING
With the thermostat function the video door phone can be used to control the boiler.
Normally, the thermostat function is not active.
Proceed as follows to set it:
— Connect an external temperature sensor Yokis THERMPROBE Cod. 5454488 to the video door phone.
— Dene the connection to the boiler, which can be:
– wireless, using a pair of ‘home automation buttons’ and a Yokis MTR2000ERP module,
– wired (using Contact 2, suitably decoupled).
— Activate the function.
CONNECTING THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
The temperature sensor should be connected to the appropriate connector on the back of the video door phone
using the wire supplied as standard with the video door phone.
WIRELESS CONNECTION OF THE THERMOSTAT TO THE BOILER
Position Yokis MTR2000ERP relay near the boiler.
Choose two home automation buttons which will be used exclusively for controlling the relay connected to the
boiler.
The two chosen buttons MUST BE ADJACENT: e.g. 1, 2 or 2, 3 or 3, 4, and so forth up to 7, 8.
Connect the two buttons to the MTR2000ERP relay in wireless mode, dening the ON function to the rst button
and the OFF function to the second button (e.g.: 7= ON; 8=OFF).
WIRED CONNECTION OF THE THERMOSTAT TO THE BOILER
A wired connection (appropriately decoupled) can be used as an alternative to the wireless connection.
Open the Contact setup menu (see the respective paragraph) and set Contact 2 to the thermostat function.
(11) In LETTERBOX mode, the transmitter no longer accepts any controls, even reset. Exit LETTERBOX mode to
reactivate the transmitter to receive controls.
The procedure to close LETTERBOX mode on the transmitter is intentionally complicated to
prevent it from being inadvertently triggered by the knocking the letterbox aps and doors.
The procedure is the following: generate 10 rapid presses on any one of the inputs of the transmitter.
At this point, the LED of the transmitter will ash four times, but not consecutive: the ashes will be spaced
apart in a random manner. Press rapidly at each ash.
Only if the corresponding rapid presses are performed at the four ashes will the transmitter exit LETTERBOX
mode. It is indicated by a rapid ashing.

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ENDING CONFIGURATION
In the ‘Conguration’ menu which can be opened using the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’
menu, type in the password (‘1937’) and select ‘Thermostat Settings’.
When the thermostat is activated, two other lines appear which can be used to:
— Set the unit of measurement (°C or °F).
— Dene the output of the thermostat to the boiler.
The output of the thermostat to the boiler can be dened as follows:
— IF Contact 2 was assigned to the ‘Thermostat’ function, then ‘Contact 2’ will automatically appear on this line
and there will be nothing to do: the choice is already xed.
— IF instead you want to control the boiler in wireless mode, the line will be initially empty. Tap on it to open the
following page:
Tap on the ON button referred to the pair of buttons already previously congured to control the MTR2000ER
relay. For example, tap on button 7. The adjacent OFF button will be automatically selected:
Tap on OK to conrm.

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The indication of the two selected buttons will now appear on the line(12) (13):
OFFICE WITH ATTACHED HOME SETTING
In some situations, the user may have an oce downstairs and live upstairs. In these cases, you will need two
separate call buttons for:
— the oce
— the home
The user must use with a two-family kit Ref. 1723/96, which has a panel with two buttons and video door phones,
one which will be installed one in the oce and one in the home.
In the standard conguration of the kit, one button will exclusively call the oce and the other will exclusively call
the home. The intercom function between the two will be obviously available.
However, the following function is often required.
When a visitor presses the oce button, both the video door phones ring, but an indication appears indicating
which of the two buttons was pressed: i.e. the oce one or the home one.
In this way:
— Calls to the oce can be answered from the oce
— Calls to the family can be answered from the family apartment
— When the oce is closed, the user can still receive calls to the oce from the home (this is useful in the case
of doctor’s oces) and choose whether to reply from home or no.
Importantly, the kit provides the possibility of controlling two doors (in dierent manner) and so button can
be programmed to open the oce door (by doing so, you can use the automatic door opener function during
opening hours).
Button , instead, will open the door to the private apartment (the control relay must be appropriately
decoupled).
To use this mode of operation, you must:
— on the panel:
– move dip-switch 6 to the OFF position
– move dip-switch 4 to the ON position
— on the video door phone intended for installation in the home 1 (with dip-switch 1 in the ON position):
– move dip-switch 1 to the OFF position
– move dip-switch 3 to the ON position
– move dip-switch 4 to the OFF position
At this point:
When a call is made using the upper button, both video door phones will ring and the message will appear:
‘PANEL 1: #0’
(12) NOTE: Once having associated a pair of home automation buttons to the Thermostat function, they will
no longer be editable within the home automation settings (they will be greyed out). So, it is necessary to
congure the buttons for the ON and OFF functions BEFORE conguring the buttons for the ON and OFF
functions, as described in the previous paragraph and THEN assigning them to the Thermostat function.
(13) If you want to release the buttons matched to the thermostat, simply reopen the same page and tap the button
to ON, then conrm with OK.

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when a call is made using the lower button, both video door phones will ring and the message will appear:
‘PANEL 1: #1’
Remember that the writing with the name of the panel (default ‘PANEL’) can customised by the installer in the
‘Conguration’ menu (‘CCTV’ item).
Two more video door phones can be added to the installation. The dip-switch conguration mentioned
above must be repeated on all of them, but the two dip-switches in position 2 and 3 must be respectively
positioned in ON, OFF and ON, ON.
A second panel can also be added to the installation (14).
AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENER SETTING
For securing reasons, some users may not want to activate the automatic door opener function. The installer may
inhibit the respective key using the ‘Conguration’ menu. In the ‘Conguration’ menu which can be opened using
the icon on the top right, select the ‘Installer’ menu, type in the password (‘1937’), tap on the arrow
button on the bottom and then select ‘Auto Door Opening Enable’.
(14) There are three possibilities:
- you can purchase a panel with two buttons (Ref. 1723/12) and move dip-switch 6 to OFF and dip-switch
4 to ON. The following will appear according to which button is pressed (upper or lower) “PANEL 2:
- you can purchase a panel with two buttons (Ref. 1723/12) and moves dip-switch 6 to the OFF position
leaving the dip-switch 4 in the OFF position, so both buttons will call the room which receives calls from
the upper button of the main panel. The following will always only appear: “PANEL 2”
- you can purchase a panel with two buttons (Ref. 1723/11) and so the call from this button will be always
and only addressed to the local that receives calls from the button at the top of the main panel: “PANEL
2”