SSS Siedle AHFV 870-0 Notice D'utilisation page 15

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Operating Instructions
You have in front of you the oper-
ating instructions for the Access
indoor call station. This document
looks at all the details required for
operation of this device.
The fundamental functions are out-
lined here initially in brief.
In the summarized operating instruc-
tions provided with the devices,
these are outlined again. Instructions
are also located in the download
area of www.siedle.com
Administrator
The administrator is the central con-
tact for all requirements and ques-
tions relating to your indoor call sta-
tion. The administrator programs the
buttons and/or assigns functions.
5-way control button
The screen display is con-
trolled using the 5-way
control button.
Enter button
Confirm your selection
with the Enter button.
Accept call
After a call from
the door station or
from a user, briefly
press the speech button to accept
the call.
Changing the speech volume
You have picked up a call and a con-
nection has been established. If the
speech volume is inadequate, the
5-way button on the right takes you
to the Speech volume sub-menu,
which you can change. Confirm your
selection with the Enter button.
Refusing a call
If a call comes from the door or
another user, press the 5-way button
to the right to refuse the waiting
call.
Confirm your selection with the
Enter button.
Making
Select your call destination using the
5-way button. Confirm your selec-
tion with the Enter button. A call is
placed to the selected user.
Ending a call
End a call by briefly
pressing the speech
button.
Actuating the door release
When you press the door
release button, the door from
which the last call came is opened
for 3 seconds.
Speed dial
It is possible to assign a call desti-
nation, by the administrator, to a
certain button.
Executing a switching function
Switching functions can be pro-
grammed to certain buttons during
the configuration process.
By actuating a button, the stored
function is executed in accordance
with the configuration.
Main menu
In the main menu, icons are dis-
played which stand for certain
functions. In the same way as for
each button, each icon can also
be assigned a function or a call
destination. The benefit is that for
instance the call list can be far more
extensive than permitted by the
number of buttons. Which function
is currently active is signalled in the
buttons by the integrated LED and/
or by the relevant symbol in the dis-
play header. The functional scope is
defined selectively for each user and
assigned by the administrator.
The sub-menus below are reached
via the main menu. A maximum of
6 lines appear in the display. If there
are more lines out of sight, a scroll
bar is available on the right-hand
edge of the screen. To provide you
with a clear overview, all the sub-
menus are shown in the diagram
below.
Main Menu
Contact List
Messages
System
Switching
Settings
Image storage
Cameras
The individual menus are described
in detail over the following pages.
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