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DS1717-021B LBT20145
Mod.
1717
IP 7'' TOUCHSCREEN VIDEO DOOR PHONE
Ref. 1717/31 (White)
Ref. 1717/33 (Black)
INSTALLER MANUAL FOR THE HOME AUTOMATION SECTION

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Contents
1 Buttons Configuration 4
1.1 Yokis Buttons Configuration 4
1.1.1 Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration 5
1.1.2 Yokis Buttons Configuration via remote control 12
1.1.3 Yokis Buttons Mixed Configuration 15
1.2 Composite Buttons Configuration 15
2 Buttons Layout 20
3 Pair MIFARE key 21
4 Importing Yokis Buttons from a remote control (or another Video door phone) 21
5 Exporting Yokis Buttons to a remote control (or another Video door phone) 21
6 Resetting all Radio Bus Access Points 22
7 Button Resetting 22

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1 Buttons Configuration
The end user will be able to use up to a maximum of 12 virtual buttons to control individual outputs or
scenarios:
These buttons are divided in 2 groups: the first 8 (Yokis buttons) and the last 4 (Composite buttons).
Yokis Buttons
These are the first 8 buttons, perfectly equivalent to the 8 buttons in a Yokis remote control model
TLC8CP. They allow for timely control or implementation of first-level scenarios.
Composite Buttons
These are 4 additional logic buttons obtained by 'grouping' several Yokis controls in order to create
instant or timed second-level scenarios.
In the configuration phase, the required Yokis buttons should be configured first, followed by Composite
buttons.
1.1 Yokis Buttons Configuration
There are three possible modes. Installers can choose the one most suited to their requirements.
A) Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration
The (virtual) Yokis Buttons can be entirely configured directly via the Video door phone.
The advantage consists in a more user-friendly configuration via a wizard-type interface: the Video
door phone automatically manages the necessary pulses for Yokis button configuration.
It is necessary to press the ‘Connect’ button on the receivers in this step.
B) Yokis Buttons Configuration via remote control
When a physical remote control TLC8CP is used, its 8 (or less) buttons can be configured so as to
control home automation. Then, the physical remote control is 'copied' to the (virtual) Yokis Buttons on
the apartment Video door phone (or multiple apartment Video door phones).
The advantage in this case is given by the fact that it is easier to reach the receivers in order to
implement the required 'Connections' (pressing the 'Connect' button on the receivers).

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For the physical remote control configuration it is necessary to proceed with the correct pulse number
on ‘Connect’ button, as mentioned in the tables.
The manuals supplied with the receivers and the remote control should be used for reference. The
Yokis Radio Quick Installation Guide should also be referred to.
C) Mixed configuration
A TLC8CP remote control is used only to establish the required 'Connections' with the receivers (by
pressing 'Connect'). Then the remote control is 'copied' to the (virtual) Yokis Buttons of the Video door
phone.
Finally, the Yokis Buttons configuration is completed via the Video door phone.
In this way, the advantages offered by the solutions A and B are combined.
1.1.1 Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration
Each Yokis Button can be configured to control one or more activation modules (Scenario or Centralisation
Scenario), either in Direct Mode or in Radio Bus Mode.
Please refer to the Yokis Radio Quick Installation Guide for more information on the available options.
From the Yokis Home Automation Page, press the Configuration icon:
Enter the Password (fixed: 1937) and confirm with ‘OK’. The following screen page is displayed: