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VIDEO

DOORPHON

20650/20160830 • VIDEO DOORPHONE 210™

VIDEO

DOORPHONE 210

™

USER MANUAL 3

GEBRAUCHSANLEITUNG 21

GUIDE UTILISATEUR 41

MODO DE EMPLEO 61

MANUALE D’ISTRUZIONI 81

GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING 101

Video DoorPhone 210

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1 Safety warnings

x Do not expose the components of your system to extremely high

temperatures or bright light sources.

x Improper use, self-installed modifications or repairs will void any and

all warranties. Marmitek does not accept any product responsibility

for incorrect use of the product or use other than for which the

product is intended. Marmitek does not accept liability for any

consequential damage other than the legal product responsibility.

x This product is not a toy. Keep out of reach of children.

x Do not open the product (battery panel is an exception): the device

may contain live parts. The product should only be repaired or

serviced by a qualified expert.

x Keep batteries out of the reach of children. Dispose of batteries as

chemical waste. Never use old and new batteries or different types of

batteries together. Remove the batteries when you are not using the

system for a longer period of time. Check the polarity (+/-) of the

batteries when inserting them in the product. Wrong positioning can

cause an explosion.

x Only connect the adapter to the mains after checking whether the

mains voltage is the same as the values on the identification tags.

Never connect an adapter or power cord when it is damaged. In that

case, contact your supplier.

x Disconnect the AC/DC power adapter from the mains when this

device is not in use for prolonged time.

2 Table of contents

1 Safety warnings ................................................................................. 3

2 Table of contents ............................................................................... 4

3 Introduction ........................................................................................ 5

4 Features ............................................................................................ 5

5 Set contents ....................................................................................... 5

6 Controls layout ................................................................................... 6

7 Getting started ................................................................................... 7

7.1 Power Supply .......................................................................... 7

7.1.1 Door unit ............................................................................. 7

7.1.2 Backup ................................................................................ 7

7.1.3 Handset .............................................................................. 8

7.2 Pairing the handset and the door unit ...................................... 9

7.3 Mounting of door Unit ............................................................ 10

7.3.1 Always close ..................................................................... 10

7.3.2 Always open ...................................................................... 10

7.3.3 Auxiliary terminal ............................................................... 11

8 Operation ......................................................................................... 11

8.1 ON / OFF ............................................................................... 11

9 Caller setting .................................................................................... 12

9.1 Gate ...................................................................................... 12

9.2 Volume .................................................................................. 12

9.3 Brightness ............................................................................. 12

9.4 Contrast ................................................................................. 13

9.5 Gate light ............................................................................... 13

9.6 Alarm mode ........................................................................... 13

9.7 Door lock open ...................................................................... 13

9.8 Trigger time ........................................................................... 13

9.9 Date/time ............................................................................... 14

9.10 Exit ........................................................................................ 14

9.11 Missed call(s) ........................................................................ 17

9.12 Precaution ............................................................................. 17

10 Frequently asked questions ......................................................... 18

11 Technical data .............................................................................. 19

12 Copyrights .................................................................................... 20

Video DoorPhone 210

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3 Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Marmitek Video DoorPhone 210.

Your Video DoorPhone 210 has been manufactured and checked under

the strictest possible quality control to ensure that each Video DoorPhone

210 leaves the factory in perfect condition. In the unlikely event you find

any defect or experience any problem, please contact our service centre

or dealer, do not attempt to repair by yourself.

Please read this manual carefully to obtain optimum performance and

extended service life from the system.

4 Features

x Mobile wireless video doorphone system.

x Always see who's at the door before you open it, from anywhere in

your home.

x Get a good view of people day and night, with a digitally adjustable

camera angle, zoom feature and LED lighting.

x Interference-free coverage, anywhere in your home.

x Easy installation, using existing wiring.

x Including missed call notification and automatic image storage of last

10 visitors.

x Rugged, weatherproof housing.

x Open the door remotely by electric door opener (optional).

x Selectable doorbell warning: audio, visual and/or vibrate.

x Digital transmission - ensures interference-free calls.

5 Set contents

a. Handset

b. Door Unit

c. Charger stand

d. Switching power

supply for

charger stand

e. Rechargeable Li

battery pack

(installed in

handset)

f. Tool

g. Screws and rivets

h. Manual

6 Controls layout

Handset unit

1. Call button

2. Microphone

3. Speaker

4. White illumination LED

5. Light sensor

6. Camera lens

7. Pairing button

8. Terminal block

9. Volume down/Left key

10. Volume up/Right key

11. Menu key

12. Image shift key

13. Door lock open key

14. Missed calls key

15. Hang up and power ON/OFF button

16. Talk and answer button

17. Microphone

18. TFT screen

19. Speaker

20. Power and battery low indicator

21. USB port

Charging stand

Door unit

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7 Getting started

7.1 Power Supply

7.1.1 Door unit

With the supplied tool, loosen the screws holding the unit from the

mounting bracket. The screws are made specifically for anti-theft

purposes. It is necessary to keep the tool in a safe place for when you

need it later when replacing batteries. The door unit is powered with 8 to

12V AC or 12V DC. Connect a power supply to the terminals (8) at the

back marked with (not included).

In case of a power failure, the unit will automatically switch to power from

the alkaline batteries (if installed).

You can use your existing doorbell transformer as power supply, as long

as it can provide 8…12V, AC or 12V DC. When you want to use another

12V power supply, make sure it has a stable voltage output (Switching

adapter 100-240VAC (V) 12VDC) and not a transformer type that has a

high no load voltage!

7.1.2 Backup

Insert three UM-4 size AAA alkaline cells into the battery compartment;

observe correct polarity. We strongly recommend using alkaline batteries

instead of rechargeable batteries because at low temperatures (below

0˚C), rechargeable ones have poor performance and their capacity will

fall.

Please note the alkaline batteries are used only as a backup in case of

mains failure. They can only last for 1 - 2 days under normal operation.

7.1.3 Handset

The supplied Li

polymer battery

pack is already

installed in the

handset. (To

replace the battery,

press down and

slide open the

battery door in the direction as shown, take out the battery pack and

disconnect it from the socket.

With the handset

remaining switched off,

place it onto the charger

stand.

Plug in the supplied AC

switching power supply

into an AC outlet and

connect its output plug

to the USB port (21)

located at the back of

the charger stand.

The power indicator (20)

should light up red during the charging process. Adjust the position of the

handset in the charger stand in case this indicator does not light up.

During charging, in case the screen (18) is turned on, the segments within

the battery icon will flash in turn.

The battery pack should be fully charged within 4 hours when used for the

first time. The power indicator (20) will now go off (if the handset is

switched off) or turn steady blue (if the handset is switched on).

Now the unit can be switched on and is ready for operation. Either taking

out the unit or keeping it placed in the charger stand will cause no

damage to the battery. In the latter case, when the battery is being

consumed and voltage falls to a certain level, the charger stand will

automatically charge up the battery.

CAUTION: BE SURE THE BATTERY IN THE HANDSET IS A

RECHARGEABLE TYPE BEFORE YOU PLACE IT IN THE CHARGER

STAND, OTHERWISE AN EXPLOSION MAY RESULT.

and select “BACK”. The original front gate unit does not need to be paired

again.

7.3 Mounting of door Unit

Select a location near your door

entrance where the surface is not too

rough. We recommend that you do

some polishing to get a plane surface or

otherwise the unit may not be able to

mount properly.

It should be noted that the mounting

bracket is not installed on metal

screening surfaces nor in the vicinity of

other electronic devices that may reduce

the operating range. Using the supplied

self tap screws, fix the mounting bracket

onto the wall.

Connect the terminals marked of

the 12V DC power supply at the back

of the door unit. In addition, there are

also terminals marked and

for connecting to an electric door latch

which can be remotely opened by the

handset. When the DC power supply

is connected, the call button (1) will

be illuminated. The electric door latch

opening feature will not operate when

using the backup alkaline batteries so as to keep long battery life.

CAUTION: When using the DC supply, in case the electric door latch

does not function, reverse the polarity it is connected to and try

again.

(The two most common types of electric door latch on the market are

either “always close” or “always open”.)

7.3.1 Always close

These two terminals normally provide a 12V supply. During

communication, once the door lock opening button (13) is pressed, this

voltage will drop to 0V temporarily for duration of time as specified by the

TRIGGER TIME function.

7.3.2 Always open

These two terminals normally provide 0V. During communication,

once the door lock opening button (13) is pressed, the terminals will

Drilled holes

Insert the plugs into the holes

(for concrete wall only)

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provide a 12V supply temporarily for duration of time as specified by the

TRIGGER TIME function.

Under no circumstances should AC mains Voltage be directly connected

to the terminal blocks (8)!

7.3.3 Auxiliary terminal

These two terminals act like a switch and will be short circuited as

long as the doorbell button (1) is pressed, however, there is no voltage

supply from these terminals. They can be used to trigger a conventional

door chime or a courtesy light at the entrance.

Now insert the 3 pcs AAA (UM-4) alkaline batteries into the battery

compartment as this can serve as a battery back-up in case the 12V DC

supply fails.

Install the back of the door unit onto the mounting bracket using the

supplied tool.

The door unit is housed in a high impact ABS/PC cabinet, which can

achieve the professional grade ruggedness required in most outdoor

applications. Rubber gaskets seal around all of the joints keep out dust,

rain, snow and spray, assuring years of reliable operation even in harsh

environments. The unit meets to IP-54 standard and can operate

from -20˚C to 50˚C.

8 Operation

8.1 ON / OFF

Switch on the handset by a long press (over 3 seconds) of the Power

ON/OFF button (15). (Long press the same button again in case you

want to switch off the unit.)

To DC supply

and electric

door lock

The connecting wire can

come out from the

opening at

the bottom in case not

concealed in the wall

The power indicator (20) will light up blue. In case the Li battery has run

down, the power indicator will start flashing blue. At the same time, the

battery icon shown on screen (18) will become empty and flashing.

Place the unit into the charger stand to charge up the battery.

During standby mode, a short press of the Talk/answer

button / (16) will initiate communication with the

door unit and wake up the screen (18) showing the

view as captured by the lens (6) (In case a backgate

caller unit has been installed, the screen (18) will

prompt you to select “FRONT” or “BACK”. Use the

left/right key (9) (10) to select and menu key (11)

to confirm.).

Long touch the menu key (11) for over 2 sec to

show the menu on the screen (18):

Use the left/right key (9) (10) to select the

parameters to be set, then short touch the menu key

(11) to confirm. The selectable values now show

yellow while the parameter description resumes the

light blue colour.

9 Caller setting

9.1 Gate

This will select the door unit you prefer to change the

settings for. Use the left/right key (9) (10) to select

between FRONT or BACK gate, then short touch the

menu key (11) to confirm your setting.

9.2 Volume

This will set the speaker volume of the door unit. Use

the left/right key (9) (10) to select between the 5

levels with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest volume. Short

touch the menu key (11) to confirm your setting.

9.3 Brightness

This will set the brightness of the visitor’s image as shown on the screen

(18). Use the left/right key (9) (10) to select between the 5 levels with

1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest brightness. Short touch the

menu key (11) to confirm your setting.

To avoid misuse by children, this door lock opening

function can be activated or deactivated. When

deactivated, touching the key (13) will have no effect

and the text “KEY DEACTIVATED” will show on the

screen (18) for 2-3 sec.

Whenever the handset is located at a spot which is

outside the communication range of the caller unit

(either front or back gate or both), an alarm will be

heard and the screen (18) will show the following:

Such alarm cannot be immediate and will alert you only

when you are out of range for over 2 minutes (when

12V DC supply is available or 20 minutes if a battery is

used). Once the handset falls back in range, the alarm

will stop automatically. A short press of the power/hang

up button (15) can cut off the alarm sound but the

“out of range” text will continue flashing on the screen (18) until the

handset falls within the range of the caller unit.

N.B. This out of range alert will also occur in case the batteries of the

caller unit run down and its DC power is cut off.

When the Light sensor (5) detects a low light intensity, once the call

button (1) is pressed, the white illumination LED (4) will light up

automatically to illuminate the face of the visitor. This is subjected to

“AUTO” being selected for the GATE LIGHT function menu.

A beep sound will be heard whenever a key is being touched to validate

your entry. To eliminate such a beep sound, long touch the left key (9)

until a second beep is heard. To resume the beep sound, long touch the

right (10) key until a beep sound is heard.

Video DoorPhone 210

DEUTSCH

1 Sicherheitshinweise

x Setzen Sie die Komponenten Ihres Systems nicht extrem hohen

Temperaturen oder starken Lichtquellen aus.

x Bei einer zweckwidrigen Verwendung, selbst angebrachten

Veränderungen oder selbst ausgeführten Reparaturen verfallen alle

Garantiebestimmungen. Marmitek übernimmt bei einer falschen

Verwendung des Produkts oder bei einer anderen Verwendung des

Produktes als für den vorgesehenen Zweck keinerlei Produkthaftung.

Marmitek übernimmt für Folgeschäden keine andere Haftung als die

gesetzliche Produkthaftung.

x Dieses Produkt ist kein Spielzeug. Außer Reichweite von Kindern

halten.

x Das Produkt niemals öffnen (ausgen.des Batteriefachs): Das Gerät

kann Teile enthalten, worauf lebensgefährliche Stromspannung steht.

Überlassen Sie Reparaturen oder Wartung nur Fachleuten.

x Halten Sie die Batterien außerhalb der Reichweite von Kindern.

Liefern Sie die Batterien als chemischen Kleinabfall ein. Verwenden

Sie niemals alte und neue oder unterschiedliche Typen von Batterien

durcheinander. Wenn Sie das System längere Zeit nicht benutzen,

entfernen Sie die Batterien. Achten Sie beim Einlegen der Batterien

auf die Polarität (+ / -): Ein falsches Einlegen kann zu

Explosionsgefahr führen.

x Schließen Sie den Netzadapter erst dann an das Stromnetz an,

nachdem Sie überprüft haben, ob die Netzspannung mit dem auf

dem Typenschild angegeben Wert übereinstimmt. Schließen Sie

niemals einen Netzadapter oder ein Netzkabel an, wenn diese

beschädigt sind. In diesem Fall nehmen Sie Kontakt mit Ihrem

Lieferanten auf.

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke:	Marmitek
Kategori:	Intercomsystem
Modell:	DoorPhone 210

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