Comelit 8472S Manuel Technique page 26

Description of button functions and settings
Settings for monitor Art. 6302 and Style door-entry phone
Position of the microswitches for monitor Art. 6302
The values of S1-1, S1-2, S1-3, S1-4 and S1-5 define the call address of the monitor and door-entry phones as shown in the table below.
TAB. A Riser addresses
Two-fam.
Code
intercom
1 A
2 A
For two-family intercom calls (between door-entry phones and/or door
entry monitors), set the 2 users to contiguous call addresses (marked
with the same letter AA...CC..OO in the microswitch programming table
on page 26).
Description of functions
Self-ignition / Video request
√ Self-ignition can be disabled
√ Self-ignition is possible only when the system is in standby
√ Self-ignition is recommended only for systems with 1 or 2 entrances
Press button 2 in this mode to display the image transmitted by the
external unit on the monitor, even if no call has been made.
In systems with 2 external units, it is possible to view the image from one
external unit or the other alternately ("toggle" function) by pressing button
2.
On secondary monitors (S2 DIP 8 to ON, see page 21), button 2 also has
the video request function and can be used to switch on a monitor on
receipt of a call from the external unit.
General internal call
This function can be used to transmit a call to the other units (door entry
monitors and/or door-entry phones) set to the same call address.
Two-family intercom call
This function can be used to send a call to the other units (door entry
monitors and/or door-entry phones) set to the two-family call address, as
indicated in the table on page 26.
The receiver of the call can press the audio key
with the caller. When the audio key
communication ends.
In any case, a call from the external unit always takes priority over an
intercom communication. In this case, users who are already speaking
will hear a tone similar to the ringtone in the handset if the call is for them,
otherwise a triple signal tone will sound.
To answer a call from the external unit, simply press the audio key
on any free unit, or press it twice from a unit engaged in intercom
communication.
Activation of communication with the external unit interrupts the intercom
conversation previously in progress.
An intercom call does not have priority over a conversation/call with the
external unit.
In this case, during an intercom call attempt, the LED will flash for a few
seconds to signal that the system is busy.
Selective intercom
This function can be used to call specific internal units.
Intercom addresses must be programmed, see page 28.
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Additional main or secondary monitors
The setting of S2 DIP 8 defines whether the bracket in question will be
S1
managed as main (M) or secondary (S), see page 21.
The external unit can manage up to a maximum of 4 door entry monitors
or door-entry phones for each call button.
In the classic Smart Kit configuration, it is therefore possible to have at
most 2 secondary door entry monitors and 1 main door entry monitor for
each call button, all powered by the same Art. 1205/B.
It is possible to manage up to 3 main door entry monitors within the same
family unit (i.e. set to the same user code). In this particular configuration,
the additional main door entry monitors must each be powered by the
special Art. 1212/B (see variant SMK/HCA and SMK/IC, page 120, 121).
When a call is made from the external unit, the monitor switched on will be
the main door entry monitor.
Any other secondary monitors in the same family unit will remain off.
When responding to a call from the external unit using a secondary door
entry monitor, the image is automatically displayed on the monitor.
At this point, the main door entry monitor switches off and the image
appears on the door entry monitor on which the 2 Self-ignition / Video
request button was pressed.
To display the image without activating audio communication with the
external unit, press the 2 button - Self-ignition / Video request.
to communicate
is pressed again, the
► For door-entry phones Art. 2608, Art.
2610 and Art. 2628, set dip switches
S1-6, S1-7, S1-8 to OFF
S1-5
S1-4
S1-3
S1-2
S1-1