Vidos S36 User manual

User's manual
System characteristics
Door stations
Programming of door stations
Detailed information on monitors
Support for memory monitors
Installation
Connection diagrams
Video-intercom operation
Warranty Card
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Video door intercom
Firma Handlowa Wena
Al. Jerozolimskie 311
05-816 Reguly/ near Warsaw
Poland
tel. [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
www.vidos.pl

Introduction
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Dimensions: 95x132x44 mm
S35 ..................................................................................................
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
S36 ..................................................................................................
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
power supply
DC 12-14.5V
monitor: 1-2 lock
69
8
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
volume control
lock
monitor
6
volume control
Dimensions: 95x132x43 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 jumper
at all the monitors and uniphones
Door station specifications
Vidos video intercoms are the top-of-the-range devices which fulfil a whole range of features. They
are characterised by a unique design and a variety of expansion options. These systems are designed
for both single- and multi-family premises. For the convenience of users, these devices enable
the operation of two inputs, you can also connect additional CCTV cameras. Every system can be
extended with additional 3 monitors or uniphones to fully meet the needs of any individual user.
The preview feature gives you a chance to observe a given area in the view field of your camera at
the door station as well as images from any additional CCTV camera provided. Images can be
recorded in the monitor's internal memory or on the SD card (included with some selected models).
Door stations are made of the highest quality materials. Equipped with cameras with a range of
excellent parameters, they are equipped with IR LED backlighting, which also enables to use your
video intercom at night. The blue backlit keyboard is not only characterised by a state-of-the-art look,
but also provides a good view of its buttons (even in total darkness). Camera lenses can be adjusted
horizontally and vertically in terms of their viewing angle. This makes it possible to adapt our station to
your individual needs. All monitors in our offer cooperate with all door stations. The M900 Series is
an exception here - you extend its with monitors from the same series.
Before you start to assemble and use the device, please read this user's manual carefully.
In case of any problems with understanding its contents, please contact your seller of the device.
You can install and commission the device yourself if you have the basic knowledge of electronics
and use appropriate tools. It is recommended to install the device by the qualified personnel.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages which may result from your incorrect installation or
operation of the device or from making repairs and modifications on your own.
System characteristics

Dimensions: 150x203x55 mm
Dimensions (box): 130x183x50 mm
S551.................................................................................................
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock - black
6: lock - black
4
3
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
S561D .............................................................................................
Dimensions: 75x182x60 mm
S50D ..................................................................................................
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: additional lock release button
6: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) / lock (-) / lock release
7: setting the access time for the user 10-20 and 36-40
8: lock (+)
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+)
10: do not connect
10
11
10
11
8
S561A .............................................................................................
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
8
10
power
supply DC
12V
_+
monitor
volume
control
5678910
red
blue
yellow
white
lock
release
button
lock
monitor
6
volume
control
EXIT
lock
monitor
6
volume
control
power
89
lock
release
button
EXIT
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
12
setting the access
time for the user
10-20 and 36-40
lock
monitor
6
volume
control
power
89
EXIT
lock release button

S562A ..............................................................................................
6
5
8
S563 / S564 .....................................................................................
8
10
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 jumper
at all the monitors and uniphones
S561Z ................................................................................................
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
fingerprint
reader
8
10
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 jumper
at all the monitors and uniphones
S562D ...............................................................................................
10
11
8
Dimensions: 120x250x51 mm
Dimensions (box): 110x240x46 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 jumper
at all the monitors and uniphones
setting the access time
for the user 10-20 and
36-40
lock
monitor
6
volume
control
power
89
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
6
volume
control
power
89
lock
release
button
EXIT
monitor 1
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
12
monitor 2
6
volume
control
power
8
9
lock
release
button
EXIT
monitor 1
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
lock
6
volume
control
power
89
monitors
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black
lock
release
button
EXIT
monitor 2 lock
lock

S601Z-2 ...........................................................................................
10
8
67
J3 J1
volume
control
Dimensions: 100x195x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x190x50 mm
S602 / S603 .......................................................................................
Dimensions: 100x195x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x190x50 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 at all the monitors
and uniphones
8
CN1: to CN10 in the main module
Volume
control
J1
67
J3
9
8
PWR
12
24 1234
13
34
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
8. (+) red
9. (-) black
J3: lock or maglock (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN10: to the camera module
CN22: to the next module with the call buttons
JP1: take off the jumper only when connecting
the encoding lock or the card reader
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
CN1-CN3: monitors
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
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fingerprint
reader
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
+: red -: black
J4: additional lock release button
J9: to J3 in the expansion module
J1: to J1 in the main module
J1-1: to J1-1 in the reader module
J3-1: lock or maglock - zone 1
J3-2: lock or maglock - zone 2
J3: output to the lock or jumpers controlled
from the monitor only (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN1: monitor
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
JP1: the jumper should be taken off
J1
power supply
AC/DC 12-24V
J4
+
_
PWR
lock release button
to J1
in the main
module lock / maglock
J3-2
NC
COM
NO
lock / maglock
J3-1
NC
COM
NO
J1-1
to J1-1
in the reader
module
GND
Lock 1
Lock 2
J9
to J3
in the expansion
module
Dimensions: 55x135x39 mm
S6 .....................................................................................................
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock - black
6: lock - black
lock
monitor
6
volume
control

9
S556 / S558 .......................................................................................
lock
monitor
power supply
DC 12-14.5V
Attention! Take off the J3 at all the monitors and
uniphones
S601 .................................................................................................
CN1: monitor
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
J3: lock or maglock (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
J1: to the encoder / reader module
JP1: take off the jumper only when connecting
the encoding lock or the card reader
Dimensions: 100x110x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x105x50 mm
8
lock
monitor
67
J3 J1
S601D-2...........................................................................................
8
10
volume
control
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
+: red -: black
J4: additional lock release button
J9: to J3 in the expansion module
J1: to J1 in the main module
J1-1: to J1-1 in the reader module
J3-1: lock or maglock - zone 1
J3-2: lock or maglock - zone 2
lock
monitor
6
power
8
9
10
S601A-2............................................................................................
10
8
Dimensions: 100x195x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x190x50 mm
Dimensions: 100x195x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x190x50 mm
J3: output to the lock or jumpers controlled from the monitor only
(5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN1: monitor 1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
JP1: the jumper should be taken off
67
J3 J1
volume
control
J3: output to the lock or maglock controlled from
the monitor only (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN1: monitor
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
67
J3 J1
volume
control
J1
power supply
AC/DC 12-24V
J4
+
_
PWR
lock release button
to J1 in the main
module
J3-2
NC
COM
NO
J3-1
NC
COM
NO
J1-1
to J1-1 in the reader
module
GND
lock 1
lock 2
door
closure
detector
J9
to J3
in the expansion
module
J1
power supply
AC/DC
12-24V
+
_
lock release button
to J1
in the main
module lock / jumper
J3-2
NC
COM
NO
lock / jumper
J3-1
NC
COM
NO
J1-1
to J1-1
in the reader
module
ND
ock1
ck 2
door
closure
detector
J9
to J3
in the expansion
module
RS485
+
_
12
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
+: red -: black
J5: RS485
J4: additional lock release button
J9: to J3 in the expansion module
J1: to J1 in the main module
J1-1: to J1-1 in the reader module
J3-1: lock or maglock - zone 1
J3-2: lock or maglock - zone 2
8
Dimensions: 150x355x55 mm;
Dimensions (box): 130x335x50 mm
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: power supply to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4: video - white
5: lock
6: lock
8: power supply DC 12-14.5V (+) red
9: power supply DC 12-14.5V (-) black

S603A-2.............................................................................................
8
10
12
CN1: to CN10 in the main module
volume
control
J1
67
J3
9
8
PWR
124
12343
34
8. (+) red
9. (-) black
J3: output to the lock or maglock controlled
from the monitor only (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN10: to the camera module
CN22: to the next module with the call buttons
JP1: the jumper should be taken off
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
CN1-CN3: monitors
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the
camera from the monitor -
yellow
4. video - white
S603D-2........................................................................................
11
10
8
CN1: to CN10 in the main module
volume
control
J1
67
J3
9
8
PWR
124
12343
34
Dimensions: 100x280x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x275x50 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 at all the monitors
and uniphones
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
11 12
J1
J4
+
_
PWR
J3-2
NC
COM
NO
J3-1
NC
COM
NO
J1-1
GND
Lock 1
Lock 2
door
closure
detector
J9
+
_J5
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
+: red -: black
J5: RS485
J4: additional lock release button
J9: to J3 in the expansion module
J1: to J1 in the main module
J1-1: to J1-1 in the reader module
J3-1: lock or maglock - zone 1
J3-2: lock or maglock - zone 2
Dimensions: 100x280x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x275x50 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 at all the monitors
and uniphones
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
8. (+) red
9. (-) black
J3: output to the lock or maglock controlled
from the monitor only (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN10: to the camera module
CN22: to the next module with the call
buttons
JP1: the jumper should be taken off
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
CN1-CN3: monitors
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the
camera from the monitor -
yellow
4. video - white
J1
J4
+
_
PWR
J3-2
NC
COM
NO
J3-1
NC
COM
NO
J1-1
GND
Lock 1
Lock 2
door
closure
detector
J9
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
+: red -: black
J4: additional lock release button
J9: to J3 in the expansion module
J1: to J1 in the main module
J1-1: to J1-1 in the reader module
J3-1: lock or maglock - zone 1
J3-2: lock or maglock - zone 2

No. CAMERA ELEMENT
Cover
LED
Camera
Speaker
Call button
Microphone
Camera-mounting screw
Signboard for your (tenant's) name / surname
Cable culverts
Signalling LED to indicate the encoder status
Keyboard
Card reader
TECHNICAL DATA
Power supply
Power consumption
Camera viewing angle
Transducer
Minimum lighting
Operational temperature range
IP
Backlight
10
12
Dimensions: 100x280x38 mm
Dimensions (box): 96x275x50 mm
Attention!
Take off the J3 at all the monitors
and uniphones
S606 ................................................................................................
8
CN1: to CN10 in the main module
volume
control
J1
67
J3
9
8
PWR
12
24 1234
13
34
12
24 1234
13
34
Cn10: to the next module with the call buttons
CN9: to CN22 in the main module
CN4 - CN6: monitors
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the camera
from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
13 14
PWR: power supply DC 12-14.5V
8. (+) red
9. (-) black
J3: lock or maglock (5-NO; 6-COM; 7-NC)
CN10: to the camera module
CN22: to the next module with the call buttons
JP1: take off the jumper only when connecting the encoding lock
or the card reader
J1: to J1 in the encoder / reader module
CN1-CN3: monitors
1. audio - red
2. ground - blue
3. power supply to the camera from the monitor - yellow
4. video - white
DC 12V from the monitor
1.5W when in operation
Approx. 70°
1/3
0.05 Lux
- 25°C~+55°C
55
LED

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Programming Door Station with S601A-2 / S603A-2 RFID Reader
The RFID reader in the 600 series panels supports 2 zones. The maximum number
of users: 1000 (Zone I); 10 (Zone II).
PROGRAMMING REQUIRES THE PL12 REMOTE CONTROLLER. IT ENABLES
TO FULLY EDIT ALL THE FEATURES AVAILABLE ON YOUR DEVICE.
THE REMOTE CONTROLLER IS INCLUDED.
Administrator code
The factory default administrator code is set to 1234.
Remember to change this code to your own one.
1. Entering the programming mode (Point the PL12 remote controller at the LED)
Insert the administrator code twice (the LED lights up yellow).
You are in the administrator mode.
If no action is taken, the device will automatically exit the programming mode after
30 seconds.
2. Setting the administrator code length
With the reader you can set your code length (from 2 to 6 digits). To change the
code length:
Enter the programming mode using the PL12 remote controller.
Select 9 (the LED flashes yellow).
Select 04 - you will hear a long beep (the LED flashes yellow).
Insert a number from 2 to 6 to specify the administrator code length (e.g. when
you enter 2 it will specify the code length at two digits and will enable to set the
five-digit code in the range of 00000 - 99999).
A long beep confirms that the code length has been changed correctly.
If the entered code length is the same as the one previously saved in the device,
you will hear 3 short beeps. Select a different code length.
To exit the programming mode, select (the LED lights up green).
After changing the code length, all the programmed user cards
will be deleted.
3. Changing the administrator code
Enter the administrator mode.
Select 3, the yellow LED flashes.
Insert the new administrator code twice (the new code length must be the same
as the previous one).
A long beep confirms that the change has been made correctly.
to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up green.
4. Adding a new user for Zone I
Enter the programming mode, the LED flashes yellow.
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Insert a user number (from 000 to 999) and the LED lights up green (if it is red,
the number is already occupied, press to return and add a user with a
different number).
Bring the card / pendant close to the reader, two beeps (short and long)
confirm the the card has been added.
 to exit the programming mode.
5. Adding a new user for Zone II
Enter the programming mode and select 4.
Insert a two-digit user number (00 to 09), the LED flashes yellow (if it is red, the
number is already occupied, press to return and enter a different number).
Bring the card / pendant to the reader, two beeps (short and long) confirm
the the card has been added correctly.
to exit the programming mode.
6. Deleting a Zone-I user
Enter the programming mode.
Insert a number of the user to be deleted (from 000 to 999).
The lighting-up red LED indicates that there is a user programmed for this number
and you can delete it.
Select to delete the card assigned to this user.
to return to the standby mode.
7. Deleting a Zone-II user
Enter the programming mode and select 4.
Insert a number of the user to be deleted (from 00 to 09).
The lighting-up red LED indicates that there is a user programmed for this
number.
Select to delete the card assigned to this user.
to return to the standby mode.
8. Entry opening time
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Setting the time to 00 results in entering
the bi-stable mode. If the card / pendant is brought closer to the reader, the
relay is switched on until the card is brought closer again. It makes it possible,
for example, to open the door for working hours. At the end of work, the card /
pendant is inserted again into the reader and the relay is switched off. A
suitable electric striker should be used which allows for such a long operation,
most of them have a permissible continuous operation time of approx. 30 min.
To set the opening time for Zone I (point the PL12 remote controller at the LED)
Enter the programming mode and select 1, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 denoting the opening time in seconds (by selecting
00 you set the bi-stable operating mode. See the footnote on Page 16).
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.

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to exit the programming mode.
To set the opening time for Zone II
Enter the programming mode and select 5, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 denoting the opening time in seconds (by selecting
00 you set the bi-stable operating mode. See the footnote on Page 16).
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.
to exit the programming mode.
9. Restoring the administrator code when forgotten
Turn the power supply off.
Turn the power on while holding . A long beep means that the password has been
correctly reset to the factory settings .
If the password length is changed to 2 digits, after restoration it will be ;
when to 3 digits - . INSERT YOUR PASSWORD TWICE.
10. Deleting all the user cards
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 88, you will hear a long beep and the LED lights up yellow.
The card memory has been cleared.
11. Restoring the factory settings
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 99, you will hear a long beep. The LED lights up yellow.
The factory settings have been restored.
to return to the standby mode.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The device - through the LED - indicates that the entrance is open.
Zone I is open - the LED lights up green.
Zone II is open - the LED lights up red.
The door closure sensor will operate if the user makes use of the entrance for a
shorter period of time than the time required for the lock to operate. When the
entrance is closed, the sensor automatically cuts off the power supply to its
electric lock. (the feature available for Zone I only)
If you enter an incorrect command, you will hear 2 short beeps.
The device will automatically return to the standby after 30 seconds.
If you enter an incorrect password 5 times, the reader will be locked for 60
seconds. At this time, the keyboard will be inactive.
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Programming of Door Station with S601D-2 / S603D-2 Encoding
Lock
The encoding lock in the 600 series panels supports 2 zones. The maximum number
of users: 1000 (Zone I); 10 (Zone II). Zone II can be programmed to provide the
ringtone feature.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
The administrator and user codes must not be the same!
The codes for Zone I must be different from the ones for Zone II.
Administrator code
The factory default administrator code is set to 1234.
Remember to change this code to your own one.
1. Entering the programming mode
Insert the administrator code twice (the LED lights up yellow).
You are in the administrator mode.
If no operation is performed, the encoder will automatically exit the programming
mode after 30 seconds.
2. Setting the administrator code and the entry code lengths
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The administrator code length determines the
entry code length. If the 4-digit administrator code is set, the entry code must
consist of the same number of digits.
With the encoder you can set the code length (from 2 to 6 digits). To change the code
length:
Enter the programming mode.
Select 9 (the LED flashes yellow).
Select 04 - you will hear a long beep (the LED flashes yellow).
Insert a number from 2 to 6 to specify the administrator code and the entry code
lengths (e.g., when you enter 2 it will specify the code length at two digits and will
enable to program the code in the range of 00000 - 99999). Selecting 5 enables
to set a five-digit code between 00000 and 99999.
If you perform the above steps correctly, you will hear 1 long beep, 6 short ones
and again 1 long one (the LED lights up yellow).
If the entered code length is the same as the one previously saved in the device,
you will hear 3 short beeps. Select a different code length.
To exit the programming mode, select (the LED lights up green).
After changing the code length, all the previously saved user
entry codes will be deleted.

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3. Adding a new user for Zone I
Enter the programming mode, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a user number (from 000 to 999) and the LED lights up green (if it is red,
the number is already occupied, press to return and add a user with a
different number).
Insert the selected entry code, a long beep means that the code has been added
correctly.
to exit the programming mode.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The individual entry code length must correspond
to the administrator code length.
4. Deleting a Zone-I user
Enter the programming mode.
Insert a number of the user to be deleted (from 000 to 999).
The lighting-up red LED indicates that there is a user programmed for this number.
Select to delete this user.
5. Adding a new user for Zone II
Enter the programming mode and select 4.
Insert a two-digit user number (00 to 09), the LED flashes yellow (if it is red, the
number is already occupied, press to return and insert a different number).
Insert the selected entry code, a long beep means that the code has been added
correctly.
to exit the programming mode.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The entry code length for Zone II must
correspond to the administrator code length and must be different from the
one for Zone I.
6. Deleting a Zone-II user
Enter the programming mode and select 4.
Insert a number of the user to be deleted (from 00 to 09).
The lighting-up red LED indicates that there is a user programmed for this
number.
Select to delete this user.
7. Entry opening time
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Setting the time to 00 results in
entering the bi-stable mode. Entering the code results in
switching on the relay until the code is entered again. It enables
e.g. opening the entry for working hours. At the end of work we
insert the code again and the relay is switched off (a suitable
electric striker should be applied which allows for a long
operation, most of them have a permissible continuous operation
time of approx. 30 min.)
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To set the opening time for Zone I
Enter the programming mode and select 1, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 for the opening time in seconds (by selecting 00 you
set the bi-stable mode of operation of the encoder. (the footnote on Page 16).
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.
to exit the programming mode.
To set the opening time for Zone II
Enter the programming mode and select 5, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 for the opening time in seconds (by selecting 00 you
set the bi-stable mode of operation of the encoder. (the footnote on Page 16).
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.
to exit the programming mode.
8. Ringtone feature
If the ringtone feature is activated, Zone-II users are deactivated. When the ring tone
feature is deactivated, Zone II with its settings is activated. Ringing is done through
.
To activate the ringtone feature
Enter the programming mode.
Select 2, the LED flashes yellow.
Select 02, you will hear a long beep and the LED lights up yellow.
to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up green.
To disactivate the ringtone feature
Enter the programming mode.
Select 2, the LED flashes yellow.
Select 01, you will hear a long beep and the LED lights up yellow.
to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up green.
9. Changing the administrator code
Enter the administrator mode.
Select 3, the yellow LED flashes.
Insert the new administrator code twice (the new code length must be the same
as the previous one).
A long beep confirms that the change has been made correctly.
to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up green.
10. Restoring the administrator code when forgotten
Turn off the power supply for 10 seconds.
Press and - while holding the power button - turn the power on. A long beep
means that the password has been correctly reset to the factory settings
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If the password length is changed to 2 digits, after restoration it will be ;
when to 3 digits - . INSERT YOUR PASSWORD TWICE.
Deleting all the users
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 88, you will hear a long beep. The LED lights up yellow.
The memory has been cleared.
Restoring the factory settings
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 99, you will hear a long beep. The LED lights up yellow.
The factory settings have been reset.
to return to the standby mode.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The device - through the LED - indicates that the entrance is open.
Zone I is open - the LED lights up green.
Zone II is open - the LED lights up red.
The door closure sensor will operate if the user makes use of the entrance for a
shorter period of time than the time required for the lock to operate. When the
entrance is closed, the sensor automatically cuts off the power supply to its
electric lock.
(the feature available for Zone I only)
If you enter an incorrect command, you will hear 2 short beeps.
The device will automatically return to the standby after 30 seconds.
If you enter an incorrect password 5 times, the reader will be locked for 60
seconds. During this time the features will be inactive.
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Programming Door Station with S601Z-2 Fingerprint Reader
The biometric reader in the S601Z panel supports 2 zones. The maximum number of
fingerprints 800 (Zone I); 100 (Zone II).
THE PL12 REMOTE CONTOLLER REQUIRED TO ADD USERS AND EDIT ALL
THE FEATURES IS INCLUDED WITH THE DEVICE.
Administrator code
The factory default administrator code is set to. 1 2 3 4.
Remember to change this code to your own one.
1. Entering the programming mode (Point the PL12 remote controller at the
LED)
Insert the administrator code twice (the LED lights up yellow).
You are in the administrator mode.
If no action is taken, the device will automatically exit the programming mode after
30 seconds.
2. Changing the administrator code
Enter the administrator mode.
Select 3, the yellow LED flashes.
Insert the new administrator code (4 digits) twice.
A long beep confirms that the change has been made correctly.
to exit the programming mode.
3. Adding a new user for Zone I
Enter the programming mode, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a user number (from 000 to 799) and the LED lights up green (if it lights up
red, this means that a user with this number is already added, press to
return and select a different number.
Place your finger on the scanner and you will hear 1 and then 2 beeps, which
means you have added the user correctly.
If you hear 3 short beeps after scanning - the scanning has failed (try again). 4
short beeps means that the fingerprint has already been saved in the memory.
to exit the programming mode.
4. Adding a new user for Zone II
Enter the programming mode, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a user number (from 800 to 899) and the LED lights up green (if it lights up
red, this means that a user with this number is already added, press to
return and select a different number.
Place your finger on the scanner and you will hear 1 and then 2 beeps, which
means you have added the user correctly.
If you hear 3 short beeps after scanning - the scanning has failed (try again). 4
short beeps means that the fingerprint has already been saved in the memory.

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to exit the programming mode.
5. Deleting user(s)
Enter the programming mode.
Insert a number of the user to be deleted (from 000 to 899).
Select to delete the saved user's fingerprint (the LED lights up green).
6. Deleting all the users
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 88, you will hear a long beep, the fingerprint memory has been cleared.
7. Setting the opening time
To set the opening time for Zone I (point the PL12 remote controller at the LED)
Enter the programming mode and select 1, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 denoting the opening time in seconds.
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.
to exit the programming mode.
To set the opening time for Zone II
Enter the programming mode and select 6, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert a number from 00 - 99 denoting the opening time in seconds.
After inserting the time, you will hear a long beep and the LED will light up yellow.
to exit the programming mode.
8. Scanner sensitivity level
You can set the sensitivity of your scanner to determine the accuracy of user's
fingerprint scanning. Increasing the sensitivity extends the scanning time.
The factory sensitivity level is 3 (the 1-5 scale).
To change the security level
Enter the programming mode and select 5.
Insert a number from the range of 1-5 corresponding to the required security
sensitivity level (1 is the lowest, 5 is the highest scanning accuracy).
A long beep confirms that the change has been made correctly.
to exit the programming mode.
9. Restoring the factory settings
Enter the programming mode and select 8, the LED flashes yellow.
Insert 88, you will hear a long beep, the fingerprint memory has been cleared.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The device - through the LED - indicates that the entrance is open.
Zone I is open - the LED lights up green.
Zone II is open - the LED lights up yellow.
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Programming of Door Station with S50 / S561D / 562D Encoding
Lock
1. Programming of the user access code
1) press , you will hear 2 short beeps
2) enter the administrator code ( ), we will hear 3 short beeps, the red
LED will start to flash
3) enter a user number from 01 to 40, you will hear 2 short beeps (if a user has a
number from within 31 to 40, he/she can open the door for an indefinite time -
the door will open until you enter the code again)
4) enter your user code and you will hear 3 short beeps
5) return to step 3 if you enter more than one user or press to complete the
programming, after pressing we will hear 5 short beeps
2. Deleting the user code
1) press , you will hear 2 short beeps
2) enter the administrator code, you will hear 3 short beeps, the red LED will start
to flash
3) enter a user number from 01 to 40 and you will hear 2 short beeps
4) press , you will hear 3 short beeps
5) return to step 3 if you delete more than one user or press to complete the
deletion, after pressing we will hear 5 short beeps
3. Programming the lock opening time
1) press , you will hear 2 short beeps
2) enter the administrator code, you will hear 3 short beeps, the red LED will start
to flash
3) enter , you will hear 2 short beeps
4) enter the required opening time from 01 to 99 seconds (2 digits), you will hear
3 short beeps
5) press to finish the programming, you will hear 5 short beeps
4. Change the administrator code (the factory-set administrator code is: 1234)
1) disconnect the power supply to the device
2) press the button and - while holding down - connect the power supply, the
door station will generate a long continuous beep
3) When the beep stops, please release the button, you will hear one short
beep and the red LED will start flashing
4) enter a new administrator code
5. Opening the door with the code
enter the 4-digit user code, the red LED lights up, the door is open.
6. Reset (not applicable to the administrator code)
1) press , you will hear 2 short beeps
2) enter the administrator code, you will hear 3 short beeps, the red LED will start
to flash
3) press , you will hear 2 short beeps, the LED flashes

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4) press , you will hear 2 short beeps, the LED flashes
5) press , you will hear 1 short beeps, the LED flashes
6) press , you will hear 5 short beeps, the LED goes out, the system is reset.
Programming of Door Station with S561A / S562A card reader
The door station must be programmed with DH 12-R Remote controller. It is not
included with the station.
1. Entering the programming mode
1) To enter the programming mode, point the remote controller at the LED on the
door station and insert the factory default code, you will hear a
signal indicating that the operating mode has changed and the LED on the
station will turn from red to orange.
2) The exit from the programming mode after pressing , the signal and the
LED colour turned to red will confirm the return to the operating mode.
2. Adding a new user card
1) Enter the programming mode (see step 1).
2) Press on the remote controller, you will hear a long beep.
3) Insert the last 6 digits of the card number or bring it close to the card reader - a
short signal means accepting the card, another long signal confirms its saving.
4) If you want to add more than one card, repeat step 3 as many times as
required.
5) When you bring closer the already-registered card, you will hear 4 short
beeps.
6) You exit the card addition mode after pressing .
3. Adding a user card using the MASTER card
1) Bring the MASTER card close to the reader and you will hear 1 short and 1
long beep.
2) Then insert the last 6 digits of the card number or bring it close to the reader,
saving the card in the memory will confirm a long beep.
3) If you want to add more than one card, repeat step 2 as many times as
required.
4) To exit the card addition mode, bring the MASTER card closer to the reader,
you will hear 3 short beeps - the device is ready to work
4. Removing any registered card
1) In order to delete any registered card, enter the device into the programming
mode (step 1).
2) Press on the remote controller, you will hear a long beep.
3) Insert the last 6 digits of the card number you want to delete or bring it close to
the reader. You will hear 1 short and 1 long beep to confirm that the card has
been removed.
4) You exit the programming mode after pressing .
5. Deleting all the cards
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1) Enter the programming mode (see step 1).
2) Press on the remote controller. You will hear a long beep. Wait for the
sound signal to end to confirm that all the cards have been deleted from the
station memory.
3) You return to the operating mode after pressing .
6. Changing the administrator code
1) Enter the programming mode (see step 1)
2) Press on the remote controller, you will hear a long beep.
3) Insert a new 4-digit code and confirm it by pressing . Insert your new code
again and confirm by pressing . You will hear a long beep confirming that
the administrator code has changed.
4) You return to the operating mode after pressing .
7. Programming the MASTER card
1) Enter the programming mode (see step 1).
2) Press on the remote controller to hear a long beep and the LED will turn
orange.
3) Insert the last 6 digits of the card number to be a MASTER card or bring it
close to the reader, you will hear 1 short and 1 long beep confirming that the
card has been saved in the memory.
4) To exit the card addition mode, press , you will hear a long beep, the
LED will turn red - the device is ready for operation.
5) The MASTER card cannot be removed, only new card can be programmed to
replace any damaged or lost one.
8. Restoring the administrator code when forgotten
1) Turn off the power supply to the device for at least 10 seconds.
2) Connect the power supply and press on the remote controller while the
LED is flashing (6 times), you will hear the signal confirming that the
administrator code has been restored to the factory value (4567).
9. Programming the lock opening time
1) Enter the programming mode (see step 1)
2) Press on the remote controller, you will hear a long beep.
3) Insert the required time for opening the electro-lock from the range of 01 - 99
seconds (2 digits).
4) You will hear a long beep to confirm that the lock opening time has changed.
5) You exit the programming mode after pressing .
10. Opening the lock with the card
1) Bring the card close to the card reader at a distance of up to 5 cm.
2) Opening the lock is indicated by the green LED on the door station.

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Programming Door Station with S561Z Fingerprint Reader
DH12-R remote controller is used for programming the reader.
900 is the maximum number of users. The remote controller is included.
1. Entering the programming mode
To enter the programming mode, point the remote controller at the LED on the
door station and insert the administrator code (1234 1234), the LED will turn
from red to orange confirming the change of the operating mode.
2. Adding user(s)
1) Lift the reader cover.
2) Enter the programming mode.
3) Insert a user number (from 000 to 899); the LED lights up green (if red, the
number is already occupied, press and repeat adding a different user
number).
4) Place your finger within the reader area and do not move it until the device
generates 2 short and 1 long beeps, the LED will turn orange - the fingerprint
has been saved.
5) Repeat steps 3 and 4 to add more users.
6) to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up red.
3. Setting the opening time
1) Enter the programming mode.
2) LED flashes orange.
3) Insert a number from the range of 01 to 99 for the opening time in seconds,
the LED lights up orange.
4) to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up red.
4. Changing the administrator code
1) Enter the programming mode.
2) LED flashes orange.
3) Insert your new administrator code twice, 1 short beep, 1 long beep, the LED
lights up orange.
4) to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up red.
5. Forgotten administrator code
1) Turn off the power supply to the reader.
2) Turn on the power supply and within 4 seconds press , you will hear 1 short
beep and 1 long beep, the administrator code has been reset to the factory
settings: 1234 1234.
6. Deleting user(s)
1) Enter the programming mode.
2) Insert the user number, the LED lights up red.
3) 1 short beep, 1 long beep, the LED lights up green.
4) to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up red.
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7. Deleting all the users
1) Enter the programming mode.
2) the LED flashes orange.
3) ; 1 long beep, the LED lights up orange.
4) to exit the programming mode, the LED lights up red.
8. Reset to the factory settings
1) Enter the programming mode.
2) the LED flashes orange.
3) ; 1 long beep, the LED lights up orange.
4) to exit the programming mode.
Signboard for your (tenant's) name / surname
Press the edge slide the plate under the casing remove the signboard
The principle of removing the signboard is the same for all models of door stations.
Press one of the signboard
edges and slide it slightly
inwards.
The other edge slides out.
There is an insert inside the signboard where you can write your (tenant's) name.
To take out the insert, follow the instructions below:

Detailed information on Monitors
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
M270
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3
12 4
5
6
automatic door system control
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener, this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact. Do
not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.
M270-S2
3
12 4
11
5
6
cursors
menu exit
menu
automatic door system control
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the operator
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the opener
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
Dimensions: 282x135x23 mm
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1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener, this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact. Do
not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.
Dimensions: 282x135x23 mm
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
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M320
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener, this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact.
Do not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.
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M323
3
14
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the opener
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
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15
Dimensions: 245x160x18 mm
Dimensions: 245x160x19 mm
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
camera 1
connection

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M395
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
3
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9
J3
J2
J1
POW
M670
3
15
10 10 1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9
J3
J2
J1
POW
14
34
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact.
Do not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the opener
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Dimensions: 241x161x23 mm
Dimensions: 128x180x24 mm

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M670-S2
menu
menu exit
navigation
cursors
3
15
10 10 1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9
J3
J2
J1
POW
14
35
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the opener
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
M690-S2
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
connection to the opener
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
PWR
V 2R
CON1
ring tone
volume control
2
15 3 4 5
1
10 10
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
8
9J3
J2
J1
POW
14
menu
menu exit
navigation
cursors
11
8
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Dimensions: 208x150x20 mm
Dimensions: 241x161x23 mm
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener, this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact.
Do not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.
1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
10: connection to the opener, this is a
NO (potential-free) relay contact.
Do not connect voltage over 24V;
amperage should not exceed 150 mA.

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1: audio - red
2: ground - blue
3: camera power supply - yellow
4: video - white
8: power supply (+) - red
9: power supply (-) - black
camera 2
connection
power supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
camera 1
connection
1234
1234
8 9
J3
J2 J1
POW
M361 M8
receiver
connection
camera 1
connection
1234
1234
power
supply
DC 14.5 V
connection
8 9
POW
J3
J1
3
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Description of the configuration of J1, J2, J3 jumpers:
J1: switching on or off a chime sound at the door station
> jumper on - you can hear a chime signal
> jumper taken off - a chime signal is off (disactivated)
J2: adjusting the cable in the video line
> jumper on - a coaxial cable, if more than one monitor is installed in the system,
leave the jumper at the last monitor only and take it off at other monitors
> jumper off - other cable
J3: switching on or off the call button backlight and the name board at the S35 and S551 door
stations:
> jumper put on - the backlight is on (activated)
> jumper off - the backlight is off (disactivated)
for door stations other than S35 and S551, the jumper must be taken off
Dimensions: 160x120x42 mm
Dimensions: 208x150x20 mm