Videx 6200 Series User manual

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Art. 6296 - Installation instructions
Art.6296
IP Videophone for VIDEX IP System
27 mm 144 mm
182 mm
E
C
LD
A
B
Fig. 1 Front
GNDI
IN2 IN1
OUT2 OUT2 OUT1 OUT1
+12 GND A B GND
DC
I
F
GHM
Fig. 2 Back
DESCRIPTION
IP Videophone specic for VIDEX IP System using 3.5” full colour
active matrix LCD touch screen.
The videophone includes 4 buttons with standard functions like
“privacy”, “door- open”, “camera recall” and “service” plus 5 LED’s
for visual indication of all functions.
Adjustments: manual control for call tone volume on 3 levels
(low, medium, high) and picture brightness.
Programmable options: call tone melody, number of rings, pri-
vacy duration, date & time.
Intercommunication, Caller image memory and Event log man-
agement are further features included.
The Art.6296 is surface mount.
To download the programming software
VX IP Wizard and obtain the latest rmware
and manuals please visit the following web-
site and register
https://service.videx.it/
LEGEND
A3,5”Touch screen
BOperating push buttons and LED’s
CCall tone volume control
DBrightness control
EHandset
FInput/output terminals (not used)
G12Vdc power supply input (for non POE installations)
HRS-485 Interface
IPOE Ethernet interface
LRed LED to advice a missed call from door panel
MMicrophone potentiometer (it increases the volume from
the handset to the door panel loudspeaker)

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PUSH BUTTONS
The button operation depends on the conguration carried out through the conguration software forVIDEX IP system“Videx IPWizard”.
Default button functions can be changed, the function of the button can be dierent depending on the current state of the videophone.
• “In Stand- by”when the system is not in use.
• “Ringing”during an incoming call.
• “In Conversation”during a conversation between the resident and the visitor.
Service push button
It is possible to set two dierent operating modes according to the system status: “In Stand-by”,“In Conversation”.
• “In Stand-by”the button can be congured to trigger a specic relay of a specic door panel.
• “In Conversation”the button can be congured to trigger a specic relay of a specic door panel or the rst or second
relay of the active door panel.
As default, this button is disabled in both operating states.
During the conversation, to take a picture of the current video, keep pressed until the display doesn’t show the camera
icon with the date & time of the picture.
Privacy ON-OFF push button
It is possible to set two dierent operating modes according to the system status: “In Stand-by”,“In Conversation”.
• “In Stand-by” it can only be used as a “privacy on-o” button. Press to activate (privacy LED illuminates) or press to
deactivate (privacy LED goes o).
• “In Conversation”the button can be congured to trigger a specic relay of a specic door panel or the rst or second
relay of the active door panel.
As default, the privacy is set to “Innite”and the button is disabled for the“In Conversation”state.
The button operates also as video source switch, during the conversation, keep pressed until the video source switches from
the module built-in camera video signal to the external video source and viceversa.When the door panel is set for an external
video source, it is also possible to set the default video signal source (internal or external) transmitted during a call.
By pressing this button while the videophone is ringing, the call is rejected (the rejection is not recognized by the visitor).
Door open push button
It is possible to set one operating mode for both the statuses“Ringing”and“In Conversation”.
• “In Conversation”&“Ringing”the button can be congured to trigger a specic relay of a specic door panel or the rst
or second relay of the active door panel.
In Stand-by, when pressed, an intercommunicating call is started with the preferred videophone.
As default, the button activates the“relay 1”of the active door panel.
Camera recall push button
The operation of this button cannot be customised, it works as a camera recall button during Stand-by.
During a camera recall session, if the speech toward the door panel is disabled, to enable the speech, keep this button
pressed until the speech is enabled.
LEDS
Privacy on LED
It illuminates when the privacy service is enabled.
Service LED
It ashes showly if the gateway is not found when the
keep alive is set to“ping”.
CONTROLS
Call tone volume control
3 level switch (it controls also the local bell volume).
Brightness control
Sliding wheel.
VIDEOPHONE INITIALISATION
If powering on the videophone (through a POE switch/router or
an external power supply unit) the display shows the message
“DEVICE NOT INITIALISED”(Fig. 3), use the conguration software
forVIDEX IP system (Videx IPWizard.exe) to set the device and the
system.
DEVICE NOT INITIALISED
Please, use Videx IP Wizard
to set the device
Fig. 3 Device not initialised
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PROGRAMMING
The button operation must be programmed through the conguration software for VIDEX IP system, however some operating
parameters can be programmed through the videophones on screen menu. The “SETTINGS MENU” can be used to program some
parameters and to carry out some adjustments.
• Programmable settings are: Privacy duration, Melody, Number of Rings and Date & Time (Fig. 5)
• Adjustable settings are: Speech quality toward a door panel, Video quality toward a door panel
If the screen is black, rst tap on it to see the main menu (Fig. 4) then tap on the gear icon to open the settings menu (Fig. 5)
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MAIN MENU
Fig. 4 Main menu
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SETTINGS MENU
Fig. 5 Settings menu 1/2
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SETTINGS MENU
Fig. 6 Settings menu 2/2
PRIVACY DURATION
• Tap on the privacy icon (Fig. 5 on page 3).
• The current value is shown (Fig. 7).
• Swipe among the values to select the required then tap on the tick button to conrm the value (Fig. 8).
• A notice will inform that the value is saved (Fig. 8).
• When the service is activated the relevant LED illuminates.
In nite
1 Hour
1.5 Hours
2 Hours
2.5 Hours
3 Hours
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SET PRIVACY DURATION
Fig. 7 Set privacy duration
In nite
1 Hour
1.5 Hours
2 Hours
2.5 Hours
3 Hours
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SET DEFAULT PRIVACY TIME
Saved
Fig. 8 Save the selected value
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MELODY
• Tap on the melody icon (Fig. 5 on page 3), the current melody is shown, tap on a melody to listen to it (Fig.
9) then tap on the tick button to conrm the selected melody.
• A notice will inform that the value is saved (Fig. 10).
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
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SET MELODY
Fig. 9 Listen the available melodies
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
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SET MELODY
Saved
Fig. 10 Save the selected value
NUMBER OF RINGS
• Tap on the rings icon (Fig. 5 on page 3).
• The current value is shown (Fig. 11).
• Swipe among the values to select the required value then tap on the tick button to conrm (Fig. 12).
• A notice will inform that the value is saved (Fig. 12).
Note: if the global call time is too short the full selected number of rings may not be heard.
3
4
5
6
7
8
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SET NUMBER OF RINGS
Fig. 11 Select the number of rings
3
4
5
6
7
8
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SET NUMBER OF RINGS
Saved
Fig. 12 Save the selected value
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DATE & TIMES
• Tap on the date & time icon (Fig. 5 on page 3)
• The current date & time is shown (Fig. 13).
• Operate the buttons to adjust the date & time required then tap on the tick button to conrm (Fig. 14).
• A notice will inform that the value is saved (Fig. 14).
Tue 18 04/ / 17
+ Hour – Hour + Min – Min
+ Day + Month + Year
+ Day + Month + Year
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SET DATE & TIME
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Fig. 13 Set the date & time
Tue 21 06/ / 17
+ Hour – Hour + Min – Min
+ Day + Month + Year
+ Day + Month + Year
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SET DATE & TIME
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System Time Updated
Fig. 14 Save the value set
ADJUST SPEECH QUALITY
• This setting is password protected (Fig. 15) because the adjustment will aect the entire installation.
• Tap on the speech adjustment icon (Fig. 6 on page 3).
• The default password is “9876”, type it then proceed with the adjustment.
• Select the door panel to connect to then tap the tick button to open the communication (Fig. 17).
• Adjust the speech operating on the plus and minus buttons of the various settings.
• Once a good speech level is obtained tap on the tick button to conrm (Fig. 18).
• A notice will inform that the adjustment is saved (Fig. 18).
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4 5 6
1 2 3
0 C
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ENTER ADMIN PASSWORD
Fig. 15 Enter engineer password
Main Entrance
Back Entrance
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SELECT A CALL POINT
Fig. 16 Select the door panel to connect to
+ –
+ –
+ –
+ –
LOCAL TH.
LOCAL ATT.
REMOTE TH. (300)
REMOTE ATT (51)
ECHO CANC ENABLED
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ADJUST AUDIO
Fig. 17 Adjust the speech for the selected door panel
+ –
+ –
+ –
+ –
LOCAL TH.
LOCAL ATT.
REMOTE TH. (300)
REMOTE ATT (51)
ECHO CANC ENABLED
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ADJUST AUDIO
Saved
Fig. 18 Save the speech adjustment
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ADJUST VIDEO QUALITY
• This setting is password protected (Fig. 19) because the adjustment will aect the entire installation.
• Tap on the video adjustment icon (Fig. 6 on page 3)
• The default password is “9876”, type it then proceed with the adjustment.
• Select the door panel to connect to then tap the tick button to open the communication (Fig. 21).
• Adjust the video operating on the plus and minus buttons of the various settings.
• Once a good video quality is obtained, tap on the save button to conrm (Fig. 21).
• A notice will inform that the adjustment is saved (Fig. 22).
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4 5 6
1 2 3
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ENTER ADMIN PASSWORD
Fig. 19 Enter engineer password
Main Entrance
Back Entrance
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SELECT A CALL POINT
Fig. 20 Select the door panel to connect to
Bright + Contr + Satur. + SAVE
Bright – Contr – Satur. – EXIT
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ADJUST VIDEO
Fig. 21 Adjust the video for the selected door panel
Bright + Contr + Satur. + SAVE
Bright – Contr – Satur. – EXIT
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ADJUST VIDEO
Outdoor Panel
Camera Settings
Saved
Fig. 22 Save the video adjustment
BINDING CODE
• This menu option shows the binding code for the APP on your smartphone (iOS or Android) that allows you to bind
thevideophonetothesmartphone.Afterthebindingprocess,anycalldirectedtothevideophonewillalsobereceived
on the smartphone. Once the APP is bound, the user can communicate with any door station on the system to
which the videophone is congured.
• Tap on the binding code icon (Fig. 6 on page 3).
• The screen will show the “BINDING CODE”QR Code and text format (Fig. 23 on page 7).
• Using a smartphone with an active data connection (connected to internet) launch the APP then tap on the plus symbol on the
top right corner (Fig. 24 on page 7).
• Focus on the QR Code or enter the text code (Fig. 25 on page 7) if you have diculties with the camera.
• After a short delay, if the binding is successful, the main screen of the APP should list the installation to which the videophone is
connected (Fig. 26 on page 7). After this the APP is ready to work
Notes:
• The APP performances are strictly correlated to both the 3G /4G mobile data connection quality and the upload bandwidth of the internet connection available at the site where the system is installed.
• The binding code is available only if the engineer that has installed the system has made the required online registration for the installed system.
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BINDING CODE:
93C2C369A9FEADCF9D16BFF18451EBDE
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LINK VIDEX APP
Fig. 23 Binding code
Videx Cloudnected
CONNECTED DEVICES CALL HISTORY
Fig. 24 Tap on “+”to bind the app with the videophone
Binding Code: BIND
BINDING CODE:
93C2C369A9FEADCF9D16BFF18451EBDE
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LINK VIDEX APP
Scan the binding code
Fig. 25 Fit the QR Code in the frame or enter text code
4533
4533
Rickard’s home
Main Gate
Back Gate
Videx Cloudnected
CONNECTED DEVICES CALL HISTORY
Fig. 26 If the binding is successful the system is listed
DEVICE INFO
• This menu option is for information purposes.
• Tap on the device info icon (Fig. 6 on page 3).
• The monitor will show the device: model, name,
ID, IP Address, MAC address, rmware version and
hardware version
MODEL : VIDEX 6296
NAME : Ground Floor
ID :101
IP : 192.168.1.101
MAC : A0 : 56 : 11 : A5 : 64 : 21
FW VER : 0 . 1 . 0
HW VER : 1
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DEVICE INFO
Fig. 27 Device info
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OPERATION  VIDEOPHONE’S BUTTONS
TO ANSWER A CALL & OPEN THE DOOR
• On an incoming call the videophone rings and the display shows the initialising screen (Fig. 28), the video coming from the door
panel is then shown (Fig. 29).
• Pick up the handset to start the conversation with the visitor (Fig. 30).
• While the conversation is in progress, take a picture of the visitor manually, press and keep pressed button until the display
shows camera icon with date & time (Fig. 31).
• A visitor picture is automatically taken on any incoming call answered or not.
• Press the button to open the door (Fig. 32)*.
*Note that the relay activated depends on the conguration of the button, as factory default it activates relay 1 of the active door panel.
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Fig. 28 Incoming call initialising the video
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Fig. 29 Incoming call showing the video
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Fig. 30 The conversation starts after the handset is picked up
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Fig. 31 Taking a picture of the visitor
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M.E. Pedestrian Gate
Fig. 32 Activating the door relay
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TO ENABLE PRIVACY SERVICE
When the service is enabled the videophone doesn’t receive external or internal calls.
• Press the button to enable the privacy service (Fig. 33). The relevant LED illuminates.
• To disable the service proceed again as above (Fig. 34)
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MAIN MENU
Privacy mode enabled
Fig. 33 Privacy service enabled
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MAIN MENU
Privacy mode disabled
Fig. 34 Privacy service disabled
USING THE SERVICE BUTTON
The button operates only if previously set using the“Videx IP Wizard”. If it is pressed during the conversation or when the monitor
is in stand-by, it will operate according to the setup made.
Main Entrance
M.E. Pedestrian Gate
Fig. 35 Activating a relay during the conversation
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MAIN MENU
B.E. Car Gate
Fig. 36 Activating a relay during the stand-by
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CAMERA RECALL
The camera recall is a function that allows the connection to any door panel installed on the system even if you have not received a call
previously. It is a feature that can be used for safety purposes in case you have a reason to check what’s happening outside your home.
• The button, if the“Panels Address Book” it is not empty (Fig.37), initialises a camera recall to the favourite* door panel .
• If the handset is on its cradle, the display shows the warning to pick up the handset (Fig.38) then the camera recall initialising screen (Fig.39).
• Once connected, the display shows the video coming from the door panel and two way speech is available via the videophones
handset. Using the IP Wizard, if required, it is possible to set the recall to initially mute the speech from inside to outside (Fig. 40).
• Toenablethespeechfrominsideandstarttheconversation,pressandkeeppressedthe buttonuntilthedisplayshowsthespeechsymbol(Fig.41).
• Withthespeechmute(Fig.40)oropen(Fig.41),bypressingmomentarilythe buttonyoucanmanuallytakeapictureofthevisitor(Fig.42).
• To open the door press the button (Fig. 37 on page 10)** while to close the connection hang up the handset
* Note that favourite door panel is set during the system conguration using the“Videx IPWizard”software.
** The relay activated depends on the conguration of the button, as factory default it activates relay 1 of the active door panel.
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MAIN MENU
Panel Address Book
Is Empty
Fig. 37 Empty panel address book Fig. 38 Pick up the handset warning
Main Entrance
Fig. 39 Initialising camera recall
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Fig. 40 Connection established with handset mic muted
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Fig. 41 Full duplex speech enabled
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Fig. 42 taking a picture
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SWITCHING BETWEEN DOOR PANEL CAMERA AND EXTERNAL VIDEO SOURCE
The door panel allows the connection of an external video source for an external camera or a connection to a CCTV system.
When the panel is set to connect an external camera, it is also possible to establish which is the default video signal transmitted
during a call: the internal or the external one. During the conversation it is possible between the primary and secondary camera.
• During the conversation press and keep pressed the button until the display shows the camera switching notice (Fig. 43).
• The display now shows the video coming from the alternative video source (Fig. 44).
• To switch the video source back again, repeat the steps above (Fig. 45).
• If there are no external video sources connected to the door panel, an alert message will be shown (Fig. 46).
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SWITCHING
Video Camera
Fig. 43 Switching video source
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Fig. 44 The display shows the alternative video source
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SWITCHING
Video Camera
Fig. 45 Switching video source
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Secondary
Video Camera
Not Present
Fig. 46 No external camera connected
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INTERCOMMUNICATING CALL
The videophone, if properly congured, allows intercommunication with other videophones
• By pressing the button, if the“Intercoms Address Book” is not empty (Fig. 47), will start a intercommunicating call with the
favourite intercom*.
• If you have not picked up the handset the videophone gives a warning to do it (Fig. 48).
• The calling videophone shows the outgoing call symbol followed by the name of the called videophone (Fig. 49) while the called
videophone shows the incoming call symbol followed by the name of the calling videophone (Fig. 50).
• When the called videophone answers it starts the conversation between the videophones, the caller (Fig. 51) and the called
(Fig. 52) shows the speech symbol followed by the name of the connected videophone.
• The conversation stops when one of the two hangs up the handset
* Note that favourite videophone is set during the system conguration using the“Videx IPWizard”software.
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MAIN MENU
Intercoms Address Book
Is Empty
Fig. 47 Empty “Intercoms Address Book” Fig. 48 Pick up the handset warning
First Floor
Fig. 49 Outgoing call on calling videophone
Ground Floor
Fig. 50 Incoming call from on called videophone
First Floor
Fig. 51 Conversation in progress on calling videophone
Ground Floor
Fig. 52 Conversation in progress on called videophone
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OPERATION  VIDEOPHONE’S TOUCH SCREEN
The functions available via the physical buttons are also available with more advanced functionality via the touch screen menu.
If the display is switched o, tap on it to open the main menu (Fig. 53).
From the “MAIN MENU”the following functions are available:
• Camera recall to any* door panel installed on the system.
• Intercommunicating call to any* extension of the system.
• Activation of any* door panel’s relay.
• View the event log.
* Note that the list of available door panels like the list of available extensions and the list of door panel relays are depending on the programming made using the “Videx IP Wizard”software. For
every videophone, independent of each other, can list all or any combination of available devices on the system.
CAMERA RECALL TO A DOOR PANEL
The camera recall through the touch screen is possible to any door panel stored in the videophone’s “panels address book”.
The“panel address book” is populated using the conguration software“Videx IP Wizard”.
• Tap on the door panel icon (Fig. 53)*, if the “panel address book” a warning is shown (Fig. 54).
• Select the door panel to connect to then tap the call button to open the communication (Fig. 55).
• The camera recall proceeds as described in paragraph “Camera recall” on page 10.
* If the panel address book includes one door panel only, tapping on the icon launches the call to the door immediately (Fig. 38 on page 10).
INTERCOMMUNICATING CALL TO AN EXTENSION
The intercommunicating call is possible to any intercom stored in the videophone’s“intercoms address book”.
The“intercoms address book” is populated using the conguration software“Videx IP Wizard”.
• Tap on the intercommunicating call icon (Fig. 53)*, if the“intercoms address book”is empty a warning is shown (Fig.56).
• Select the indoor station to connect to then tap the call button to open the communication (Fig. 57).
• The intercommunicating call proceeds as described in paragraph “Switching between door panel camera and
external video source” on page 11.
* If the intercoms address book includes one indoor station only, tapping on the icon launches the call to the videophone immediately (Fig. 47 on page 12).
ACTIVATION OF A DOOR PANEL’S RELAY
The videophone can activate any relay stored in the videophone’s“outputs”list.
The“outputs”list is populated using the conguration software“Videx IP Wizard”.
• Tap on the service icon (Fig. 53)*, if the“Remote Output List”is empty a warning is shown (Fig. 58).
• Select the relay to activate (Fig. 59) then tap the tick button to activate it (Fig. 60).
• Activate another service otherwise tap on the go back button to go back to the main menu (Fig. 53).
* If the outputs list includes one relay only, tapping on the icon activates the relay immediately.
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MAIN MENU
Fig. 53 Main menu
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MAIN MENU
Panel Address Book
Is Empty
Fig. 54 Panel Address Book is Empty
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Main Entrance
Back Entrance
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SELECT A CALL POINT
Fig. 55 Select the door panel to recall
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MAIN MENU
Intercoms Address Book
Is Empty
Fig. 56 Intercoms Address Book is Empty
Ground Floor
First Floor
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SELECT AN EXTENSION
Fig. 57 Select the extension to call
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MAIN MENU
Remote Output List
Is Empty
Fig. 58 Remote Output List Is Empty
Pedestrian Gate
Car Gate
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SELECT AN OUTPUT
Fig. 59 Select the relay to activate
Pedestrian Gate
Car Gate
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SELECT AN OUTPUT
Pedestrian Gate
Fig. 60 Tap on tick button to activate the relay

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VIEW THE EVENT LOG
The videophone stores a list of events (external calls and internal calls) with the event date & time. On any external call, the video-
phone stores also a picture of the visitor. The events are described by 2 icons (a speaker unit for door panel events and an intercom
for indoor station events) and 3 dierent colours:
• green = external/internal incoming call answered.
• blue = Outgoing calls. Camera recall if the icon is a speaker unit and intercommunicating if the icon is a intercom.
• red = external/internal incoming call missed.
• Tap on the event log icon (Fig. 61).
• Tap on the event that you want to inspect (Fig. 62)
• You can tap and keep pressed the eye icon to see a picture showing the event source, date & time if it is an exter-
nal communication (Fig. 63) or no picture (Fig. 64) in all other cases.
• Once you have selected the event you can tap on the call button: the call will proceed as a camera recall
(“Camera recall” on page 10) if it is a door panel event otherwise it will proceed as an intercommunicating
call (“Intercommunicating call” on page 12) if it is an indoor station event.
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EVENT LOG
Fig. 61 Events list
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EVENT LOG
Fig. 62 External missed call
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EVENT LOG
Main Entrance
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Fig. 63 External lost call picture stored
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EVENT LOG
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Fig. 64 Internal missed call
INPUTS / OUTPUTS OPERATION
The operation of the input/output terminals is not programmable and operate how follows:
• When IN1 is active (active low input) or when the videophone is in the ringing status, relay 1 is activated: terminals “OUT1” will
link internally (i.e. it can be used to activate an external sounder when the visitor calls from outside the or if someone presses
the local bell connected to IN1 and GND). Please see example diagram on pag. 39.
• While the videophone is ringing or in conversation with a door panel, if IN2 is active/triggered (active low input), the video-
phone sends a command to enable relay one of that door panel. This operation will be useful in cases where only authorised
personnel are allowed to open the door/gate from the handset (i.e. with the button disabled, and a volt free output of an
access control keypad/proximity system connected to IN2 and GND of the 6296 the user will have to activate the keypad or
proximity system in order to open the door/gate). Please see example diagram on pag. 39.
Please note; If this operation is required, ensure the relevant controlled outputs are not present in the service list of the videophone
and the button is also disabled.
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FACTORY DEFAULT PROCEDURE FOR VIDEOPHONES SUPPLIED WITH VIDEOKITS
The following procedure can be used to reset and pair the videophone and entrance panel supplied in a one apartment or two
apartment kit. Once paired the door panel will call the videophones without any further setup required. Additional setup is optional
to set device names, specic IP addresses etc. The default IP addresses are:
Entrance panel 192.168.1.180 // Videophone 1 192.168.1.181 // Videophone 2 192.168.1.182
ART.6296 VIDEOPHONE RESET FOR ONE OR TWO APARTMENT VIDEO KIT
The videophone is required to be open for this procedure
1. Power down the videophone;
2. Restore the power keeping pressed the and buttons (Fig. 65) until the and LEDs start ashing together (Fig. 66)*;
3. To setup which videophone is the rst and which is second, press and keep pressed one of the following buttons until only the
relevant LED remains ON:
• The button for the rst monitor of a one way or two way video kit (Fig. 67);
• The button for the second monitor of a two way video kit (Fig. 68);
4. When the button is released, the monitor emits one long beep (videophone one) or two long beeps (videophone two) then
reboots with the new settings.
* if the monitor is connected to the cloud , the LED ashes twice then the videophone will reboot without changing the settings, In this case, the IP wizard must be used to make any changes
to the videophone settings.
Fig. 65 Press & Keep pressed Fig. 66 Release the buttons when the LEDs start ashing
Fig. 67 Videophone 1 of a one or two way videokit Fig. 68 Videophone 2 of a two way videokit
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ENABLE BOOTLOADER MODE
In case of rmware update failure (i.e. because of mains failure or cable disconnection during the update etc.) and the videophone is
no longer recognised by the Videx IP Wizard software, you can try to restore it by manually putting it into boot mode.
It is strongly recommended that this operation is carried out by a
qualiedengineerandinany caseafter acontact withvidex support.
• Disconnect the videophone from power supply (ethernet
connector if supplied by POE or +12Vdc terminal connector
if supplied by a power supply unit).
• Press and keep pressed button then connect again the
power supply source (ethernet connector if supplied by POE or
+12Vdc terminal connector if supplied by a power supply unit).
• The videophone will go into boot mode which is indicated
by the four LED’s ashing alternatively (Fig. 69).
• Now proceed using the utility “VidexFirmwareUpdater.exe”
to upload the rmware to the device.
• If the update process terminates correctly, the device should
be restored and ready to work.
• If the device still does not work, please contact the supplier
to proceed according to the warranty terms.
SIGNALS ON CONNECTION TERMINALS
GNDI Ground for IN1 and IN2 inputs
IN2 Active low input 2 (to implement)
IN1 Active low input 1 (to implement)
OUT2 Relay 2 - C& NO dry contacts (to implement)
OUT2
OUT1 Relay 1 - C& NO dry contacts
OUT1
+12 12 Vdc power supply input. This is not used if the vide-
ophone is connected to a POE Switch or Router
GND
A
RS-485 connectionB
GND
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Housing/Mounting: 6200 Series Videophones
Surface mount
Push buttons: Yes, 4
Programming: Yes, carried out by the buttons and
the PC.
Controls: Call tone volume, brightness
Power Supply: 12Vdc or POE
Power consumption: Stand by: 250mA
Operating: 250mA
Working Temperature: -10 +50 °C
Fig. 69 Monitor in boot mode
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Videophone wall mounting instructions
1
2
A
A
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
135cm
Fig. 3
B
C
C
E
B
G
F
D
G
G
D
Fig. 4
A
B
H
Fig. 5
2
1
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
1. In order to install the videophone, it is necessary to remove the cover, which contains all the electronics, from the base: rstly
disconnect the handset from the videophone (by removing its plug from the videophone) then insert a 5.5mm at screw driv-
er into the clip Athen rotate clockwise until you listen a “CLICK!”.
Repeat the same operation with the other clip as shown in Fig. 1.
2. Pull outwards the top part of the cover as shown in Fig. 2. Don’t pull the cover straight.
3. Put the base of the unit on the wall at approx 135cm from the nished oor (Fig. 3) to mark the points for the xing holes B
(Fig. 4) remembering that the wires E(Fig. 4) must be fed through the hole F(Fig. 4). If you use the ush mounting box 503,
embed it into the wall vertically at approx. 140cm from the nished oor and the base.
4. Following Fig. 4, make the holes B, insert the wall plugs Cand x the base with the screws Dfeeding the wires Einto the
hole F. If you have used the box 503, x the base to the wall through the holes Gusing the screws D.
5. As shown in Fig. 5A, connect the wires to the removable terminals following the provided installation diagram. Connect the ter-
minal blocks to the electronics contained in the cover as shown in Fig. 5B. Reinsert the handset and test system before closing.
Note: Contrast and hue trimmers can be adjusted only if the videophone is open. Note while testing the system, it is
advisable to hold the cover with your hand closing manually the hook switch of the handset (see Fig. 5B reference H).
6. Once testing is complete and all the necessary adjustments are made, disconnect the handset from the cover and close the unit
as shown in Fig. 6: rst hook it on the bottom then push in the top until you hear a “CLICK!”.
7. Reconnect the handset and hang it as shown in Fig. 7.

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Art.6296
Videocitofono per sistemi IP VIDEX
27 mm 144 mm
182 mm
E
C
LD
A
B
Fig. 1 Fronte
GNDI
IN2 IN1
OUT2 OUT2 OUT1 OUT1
+12 GND A B GND
DC
I
F
GHM
Fig. 2 Retro
DESCRIZIONE
Videocitofono IP specico per il sistema VIDEX IP con monitor a
matrice attiva 3,5”LCD a colori touch screen.
Il videocitofono include 4 pulsanti con funzioni standard come
“privacy”, “apri-porta”, “auto-accensione” e “servizio” più 5 LED
per indicazioni visuali di tutte le funzioni.
Regolazioni: controllo manuale per il volume del tono di chia-
mata su 3 livelli (basso, medio, alto) e la luminosità.
Programmazioni: melodia, numero squilli, durata privacy, data
e ora.
Ulteriori caratteristiche: intercomunicazione, Memoria Video e
log eventi
Montaggio da supercie.
Per scaricare il software di programmazione
VX IP Wizard ed ottenere gli ultimi aggiorna-
meni di rmware e manuali è necessario regi-
strarsi sul sito web
https://service.videx.it/
LEGENDA
ADisplay 3,5”touch screen
BPulsanti operativi e LED
CRegolazione volume tono di chiamata (3 livelli)
DRegolazione luminosità
ECornetta
FConnessioni ingresso/uscita (non utilizzati)
GIngresso alimentazione 12Vdc (per installazioni non POE)
HInterfaccia RS-485
IInterfaccia POE Ethernet
LLED rosso di avviso chiamata persa da posto esterno
M
Potenziometro volume microfono (aumenta il volume
dell’audio dalla cornetta all’altoparlante del posto esterno)

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PULSANTI
Le funzioni dei pulsanti dipendono dalla congurazione apportata tramite il software di congurazione per sistemi IPVIDEX“Videx IP Wizard”.
Le funzioni dei pulsanti preimpostate possono essere variate, inoltre possono essere diverse a seconda dello stato attuale del videocitofono:
• “In Stand- by”quando il sistema non è in uso.
• “Squillando” durante una chiamata in entrata.
• “In Conversazione” durante una conversazione tra il residente e il visitatore.
Pulsante di servizio
È possibile impostare due dierenti modalità operative in base allo stato del sistema: “In Stand-by”,“In Conversazione”.
• “In Stand-by”il pulsante può essere congurato per attivare uno specico relè di uno specico posto esterno.
• “In Conversazione” il pulsante può essere congurato per attivare uno specico relè di uno specico posto esterno
oppure il primo o secondo relè del posto esterno attivo.
Per impostazione predenita questo pulsante è disabilitato per entrambi gli stati operativi.
Pulsante Privacy ON-OFF
È possibile impostare due dierenti modalità operative in base allo stato del sistema: “In Stand-by”,“In Conversazione”.
• “In Stand-by” può solamente essere usato come un pulsante “privacy on-o”. Premere per attivare (il LED privacy si
illumina) o disattivare (il LED privacy si spegne) il servizio.
• “In Conversazione” il pulsante può essere congurato per attivare uno specico relè di uno specico posto esterno
oppure il primo o secondo relè del posto esterno attivo.
Da default, la privacy è impostata su “Innito”e il pulsante risulta disabilitato per lo stato“In Conversazione”.
Il pulsante funziona anche come scambiatore di sorgenti video, durante la conversazione, premere e tenere premuto no a
quando la sorgente video cambia dalla telecamera incorporata del posto esterno a una sorgente video esterna e viceversa.
Quando il posto esterno è impostato per una sorgente video esterna, è anche possibile impostare la sorgente video di default
(interna o esterna) trasmessa durante la chiamata.
Premendo questo pulsante mentre il videocitofono sta squillando, si riuta la chiamata.
Pulsante Apertura porta
È possibile impostare un modo operativo per entrambi gli stati“Squillando” e “In Conversazione”.
• “In Conversazione” e “Squillando” il pulsante può essere congurato per attivare uno specico relè di uno specico
posto esterno oppure il primo o secondo relè del posto esterno attivo.
In Stand-by, quando premuto, avvia una chiamata intercomunicante con il videocitofono impostato come preferito.
Per impostazione predenita, il pulsante attiva il“relè 1”del posto esterno attivo.
Pulsante Autoaccensione
La funzione di questo pulsante non può essere personalizzata; avvia l’autoaccensione durante lo stand-by.
Durante una sessione di autoaccensione, l’audio verso il posto esterno è disabilitato, per abilitarlo premere e mantenere
premuto questo pulsante no a quando l’audio non si attiva.
Quando premuto brevemente scatta una foto dell’immagine mostrata.
LED
LED Privacy on
Si illumina quando il servizio è attivo.
REGOLAZIONI
Regolazione volume tono di chiamata
Interruttore 3 livelli.
Regolazione luminosità
Rotella di regolazione.
INIZIALIZZAZIONE VIDEOCITOFONO
Se alimentando il videocitofono (attraverso uno switch/router
POE o tramite alimentatore esterno) il display mostra il messag-
gio
“DEVICE NOT INITIALISED”(Fig. 3), utilizzare il software con-
guratore per sistemi IP VIDEX (Videx IP Wizard.exe) per impostare
il dispositivo e il sistema.
DEVICE NOT INITIALISED
Please, use Videx IP Wizard
to set the device
Fig. 3 Dispositivo non inizializzato
Art.6296 Videocitofono per sistemi IP VIDEX