ABB-Welcome IP · 2018-05-09 · System Manual 2TMD041700D0050 │10 (3) Outdoor stations are connected to the public network ("Uplink" port of IP gateway) In this case, outdoor stations

2TMD041700D0050 │ 26.09.2017

System ManualABB-Welcome IP

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System Manual 2TMD041700D0050 │2

Table of contents

1 Examples of typical system ......................................................................................................................... 51.1 Single family house, single indoor station ........................................................................................ 51.2 Single family house, multi-indoor stations ........................................................................................ 61.3 High rising building ........................................................................................................................... 71.4 Resident complexes ......................................................................................................................... 8

2 Planning ....................................................................................................................................................... 92.1 Selection of outdoor station ........................................................................................................... 112.2 Selection of indoor station .............................................................................................................. 132.3 Selection of system devices ........................................................................................................... 182.4 Power consumption and distance calculate ................................................................................... 21

3 Mounting/Installation .................................................................................................................................. 223.1 Installation of outdoor station ......................................................................................................... 22

3.1.1 Installation of Keypad outdoor station ............................................................................................ 223.1.2 Installation of villa outdoor station .................................................................................................. 233.1.3 Installation of mini outdoor station .................................................................................................. 25

3.2 Installation of indoor station ........................................................................................................... 303.2.1 Surface-mounted installation .......................................................................................................... 30

3.3 Installation of system devices ........................................................................................................ 313.3.1 Mounting and dismantling of MDRC devices ................................................................................. 313.3.2 Mounting and dismantling of card reader ....................................................................................... 31

4 Commissioning .......................................................................................................................................... 324.1 Address range ................................................................................................................................ 324.2 Engineering setting of indoor station .............................................................................................. 33

4.2.1 Indoor station enters engineering mode ........................................................................................ 334.2.2 Address setting ............................................................................................................................... 344.2.3 Default GU setting .......................................................................................................................... 354.2.4 Function setting .............................................................................................................................. 364.2.5 Picture setting ................................................................................................................................. 384.2.6 Quick configure setting ................................................................................................................... 394.2.7 Private OS setting .......................................................................................................................... 40

4.3 KNX setting .................................................................................................................................... 414.3.1 Enter KNX engineering mode ........................................................................................................ 414.3.2 KNX interface setting ...................................................................................................................... 424.3.3 Device position setting ................................................................................................................... 444.3.4 Device attribute setting ................................................................................................................... 454.3.5 KNX scene setting .......................................................................................................................... 48

4.4 Building outdoor station .................................................................................................................. 504.4.1 Enter system setting of building OS ............................................................................................... 504.4.2 Engineering setting ......................................................................................................................... 514.4.3 Access control setting .................................................................................................................... 534.4.4 System setting ................................................................................................................................ 55

4.5 Engineering setting of mini OS ...................................................................................................... 584.6 Engineering setting of villa OS ....................................................................................................... 624.7 Engineering of guard unit ............................................................................................................... 65

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4.8 Engineering of guard unit ............................................................................................................... 664.8.1 Getting the IP address from the indoor station .............................................................................. 664.8.2 Logging into IP gateway with the IP address ................................................................................. 67

4.9 Engineering setting of card reader ................................................................................................. 684.10 Engineering setting of lift control .................................................................................................... 694.11 Configuring APP as indoor station ................................................................................................. 73

4.11.1 Logging into IP gateway with the IP address ................................................................................. 734.11.2 Add standard user .......................................................................................................................... 744.11.3 Access for standard user ................................................................................................................ 754.11.4 Quick configuration for standard user with APP ............................................................................ 76

4.12 Using NFC app to open door ......................................................................................................... 78

5 Connection ................................................................................................................................................ 795.1 Single family house, single indoor station ...................................................................................... 805.2 Single family house, multi-indoor stations ...................................................................................... 825.3 High rising building ......................................................................................................................... 835.4 Resident complexes ....................................................................................................................... 84

6 Legend ....................................................................................................................................................... 85

Examples of typical system




1 Examples of typical system

1.1 Single family house, single indoor station

Fig. 1: Single family house, single indoor station, without PoE switch

In the single-family house application, only one indoor station is used, if there is a normal switch(not PoE switch) to connect the indoor station and the outdoor station, an independent powersupply is needed to support the indoor station and the outdoor station.

Fig. 2: Single family house, single indoor station, with PoE switch

In the single-family house application, only one indoor station is used, if there is a PoE switch toconnect the indoor station and the outdoor station, the PoE switch can support the indoorstation and the outdoor station directly, no independent power supply is needed to support theindoor station and the outdoor station.

PS

POE



1.2 Single family house, multi-indoor stations

Fig. 3: Single family house, multi indoor stations or APP application

In the single-family house application, if you want to use the mobile/tablet APP or you want touse the multi indoor stations in the house, you need to add a device called IP gateway. Indoorstations, outdoor stations, the IP gateway are powered by an independent power supply.

PS WIFI

IPGW



1.3 High rising building

Fig. 4: High-rise building

In high-rise building applications, the PoE switches can provide network connectivity and powersupply for the indoor stations and the outdoor stations. Lift control modules and card readersare powered by the independent power supplies.

POE

POE

POE

POE

LCPS

PS

LCR



1.4 Resident complexes

Fig. 5: Residential complex

In the residential complex application, including single-family houses and multi high-risebuildings, gate stations are used at the gate of the complex, guard units are used at theproperty management offices and card readers are used at the public areas. Guard units andcard readers need to be powered by the independent power supply.

PS WIFI

IPGWPOE

POE

POE

POE

LCPS

PS

PS

PS

LCR

...

PC

Planning


2 Planning

Fig. 6: Area description

[1] Apartment[2] Building[3] Public

Per apartment Per building Public Per system

Distance Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

Channel 2+1(1) 32(2) 32(2) /

Building 999

Guard unit 32 32

PC managementsoftware 32 32

Outdoor station4(3)32(4)

64 32 ~8 M

Indoor station 8 ~16 M

Apartment ~2 K ~2 M

Access control 9 32 ~9 K

IP camera 256 256 ~512 M

Table 1: Capacity of the system

(1) The 1st and the 2nd incoming calls can be displayed on the screen, the 3rd incoming callcan be saved as a history record.

(2) It is calculated based on 100 M bandwidth.

PS WIFI

IPGWPOE

POE

POE

POE

PS

PS

...

PC

(1)

(1)(3)

(2)

Planning


(3) Outdoor stations are connected to the public network ("Uplink" port of IP gateway)

In this case, outdoor stations should be set as "No IP gateway mode" and the max number is 4,

Indoor stations should be set as "IP gateway mode" and the max number is 8.

Fig. 7: Outdoor stations are connected to the public network

(4) Outdoor stations are connected to the home network ("LAN" port of IP gateway)

In this case, outdoor stations should be set as "IP gateway mode" and the max number is 32;

Indoor stations should be set as "IP gateway mode" and the max number is 8.

Fig. 8: Outdoor stations are connected to the home network

IPGW

Uplink

Mini OS/Villa OSNo IP gateway mode

Max. 4

Indoor stationIP gateway mode

Max. 8

CameraMax. 256

LAN

...

Mini OS/Villa OSIP gateway mode

Max. 32

Indoor stationIP gateway mode

Max. 8

CameraMax. 256

IPGWLAN

LAN...

...

Planning


2.1 Selection of outdoor station

ABB-Welcome IP provides a wide range of outdoor stations to meet diverse requirements.

Building outdoor station/Gate station

The building outdoor station is installed at the entrance of a building, the gate station is installedat the entrance of the residential complexes.

The building outdoor station and the gate station with display, transponder and keypad serve asterminal devices for communication with the indoor station or guard unit. Support doorcommunication, call guard unit, unlocking via passwords/cards/cellphone and other functions.Suitable for flush-mounted installation.

Villa outdoor station

The villa outdoor station is installed at the entrance of a villa.

The villa outdoor station with camera, transponder serves as terminal device for communicationwith the indoor station or guard unit. Support door communication, call guard unit, unlocking viacards and other functions. Suitable for flush-mounted installation.

Mini outdoor station

The mini outdoor station is installed at the entrance of an apartment or a villa.

The mini outdoor station with camera, transponder serves as terminal device for communicationwith the indoor station or guard unit. Support door communication, call guard unit, unlocking viacards and other functions. Suitable for surface-mounted or flush-mounted installation.

Planning


Selection of outdoor stations

Article no. H8137xPx-S H8137xK-S H8131xPx-A H8136xPx-A

Type Villa OS Building OS/Gatestation

Mini OS Mini OS

Material Stainless steel Stainless steel Aluminum Aluminum

Installation Flush-mounted Flush-mounted Surface-mounted Flush-mounted/Cavitywall installation

Camera pixel 1 M 1 M 0.3 M 0.3 M

Camera viewingangel

130° 130° 104° 104°

Card capacity 300 Building OS: 2,000Gate station: 40,000

64 64

Public/Privatepassword

/ √ / /

Wiegand output / √ / /

Call guard unit √(1) √ √(1) √(1)

Call PC guard √(2) √ √(2) √(2)

Call otherapartment

/ √ √(2) √(2)

Welcomemessage

/ √ / /

Lift control / √ / /

Anti-fog camera √ √ √ √

Forward toguard unit

/ √ / /

Release 2 locks √ √ √ √

Door statusdetection

√ √ √ √

Exit button √ √ √ √

Support 802.3afPOE switch

√ √ √ √

Standalonepower supply

√ √ √ √

Table 2: Selection of outdoor station

(1) Default function of the 2nd button(2) Programming function of the 2nd button

Planning


2.2 Selection of indoor station

To the select indoor station of ABB-Welcome IP, the surface colour is the only difference.

All indoor stations are 7" video hands-free indoor stations with bracket for surface mounting.The touch screen can serve as terminal device for communication with the outdoor station. Asfar as the function goes, the indoor station supports door communication, call guard unit,unlocking, visualization for surveillance, alarm and home automation, etc. You can readfollowing for more detailed features.

Door communication and unlocking

At an incoming call from the outdoorstation, the resident can communicatewith the visitor and release the lock forthe visitor.

Fig. 9: Door communication and unlocking

Receiving or establishing the call with the guard unit

The guard unit and the indoor station cancall each other directly. The receiver cananswer to establish communication orrefuse the call.

Fig. 10: Receiving or establishing the call with theguard unit

Call waiting

If there is a second incoming call duringthe first call, the indoor stations willdisplay the second video in the lowerright corner of the screen. You cananswer the call, refuse to answer the callor release the second lock. If there is athird call at this time, it will not bedisplayed on the screen, but the indoorstation will save it as a missed call in thehistory record.

Fig. 11: Call waiting

1st

2nd

Planning


Text message

The home owner can receive text froman apartment or a group of apartments.And the home owner can send or receivethe messages from the propertymanagement software.

Fig. 12: Text message

Automatic unlocking

the owner can activate the automaticunlocking function manually. If the visitormakes a call to the owner, the door willopen automatically after 5 secondsringing.

Fig. 13: Automatic unlocking

Image saving

The outdoor station will snap shutautomatically and save the image foreach incoming call during ringing of thebell, the pictures can be looked up on theindoor station. You can also send thepictures to an SD card to save thepictures.

Fig. 14: Image saving

SOS

When there is an emergency, the owneror family can hold down the SOS icon ofthe main machine interface for more than3 seconds and send an alarm signal tothe management machine and the PCmanagement center.Fig. 15: SOS

Txt mesage

Txt mesagePC management

software

5 s

SOS

Planning


Absence message

The home owner can record an audiomessage for other family membersbefore leaving home, when a familymember comes back, he can listen to theabsence audio note and receive theinformation from the audio message.

And the absence audio message canalso be saved as an absence message,once the visitor initiates a call from theoutdoor station, the absence messagewill be played automatically for visitors.

Fig. 16: Absence message

Room to room communication

PC management software can initiate acall to the relevant apartment andcommunicate with the home owner afterthe call is answered.

Fig. 17: Room to room communication

Home to home communication

The home owner can make a call orreceive a call from other apartments. Ifthe home owner doesn't want to receivecalls from an apartment, he can set it intothe blacklist for privacy.

Fig. 18: Home to home communication

001 0101ID: 1

001 0101ID: 2

001 0101ID: 3

001 0101ID: 1

001 0102ID: 1

001 0103ID: 1

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Smart home

You can choose to extend your smarthome system, such as a KNX system ori-jia system.

Fig. 19: Smart home

Central unit for security alarm system

The home owner can arm or disarm hishouse via the indoor station. Whenenabling the alarm system, there will bean alarm once it is triggered, the homeowner should disarm to stop the alarm.

Fig. 20: Guard unit for security alarm system

Surveillance

The home owner can initiate surveillanceof the outdoor station, and during thesurveillance the home owner can initiatecommunication, unlock the door orterminate the surveillance. The homeowner also can initiate surveillance of thehome IP camera or public camera via theindoor station.

Fig. 21: Surveillance

Planning


Family entertainment

The home owner can insert an SD cardinto the indoor station, and themultimedia file from the SD card is ableto show photos on the indoor station andalso choose favourite music to defineindividual bell tones or create anindividual screen saver.Fig. 22: Family entertainment

Lift control

The home owner can call the elevatorbefore going out. The home owner cancall and authorize elevator floor accessfor visitors after releasing the door. Inaddition, during the apartment toapartment communication, the homeowner can call and authorize elevatorfloor access for neighbours.

Fig. 23: Lift control

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2.3 Selection of system devices

Power supply

Power supply supplies the power forsystem devices.

Fig. 24: Power supply

Card reader

For one building, the card reader islimited to 9 pcs.

For public, the card reader is limited to32 pcs.

And it can be increased to 9K pieces persystem.

The stand-alone card reader allows toopen locks or switch the load by swipinga valid card.Fig. 25: Card reader

IP gateway

The IP gateway serves as apartmententry gateway to protect the privatedevices of your home.

If there are multi indoor stations or theAPP need to be used inside theapartment, there should be one IPgateway for each apartment.

Fig. 26: IP gateway

Planning


Lift control module

The lift control module serves as thecommunication interface for the elevatorsystem.

If the home owner wants to enable the liftcontrol function, there must a be liftcontrol module. Enabling the lift controlfunction: The home owner can call theelevator before going out, he can alsocall and authorize elevator floor accessfor visitors after releasing the door.During home to home communication,the home owner can call and authorizeelevator floor access for neighbours.

Fig. 27: Lift control module

Guard unit

The guard unit provides access tovarious services using the intuitive iconsmenu on the touch screen.Communication with outdoor station,indoor station or other guard unit.Suitable for desktop mounting with thedesktop bracket.

Fig. 28: Guard unit


Visitor makes a call to the concierge, the concierge can talk to the visitor or open the door viathe guard unit.

Door communication with apartment

The guard unit can initiate a call to the relevant apartment and communicate with the residentafter the call is answered.

Surveillance of outdoor station and community IP cameras

The concierge can initiate surveillance of the outdoor station, and during the surveillance theconcierge can initiate communication, unlock the door or terminate the surveillance. And theconcierge can initiate surveillance to the community IP camera.

Emergency release

Once there is an emergency situation, the concierge can release all the locks of the gatestations and building outdoor stations on the guard unit.

Planning


PC management software

For one system, the management software is also limited to 32 pcs.


Visitors make a call to property manager, the property manager can talk to the visitors or openthe door via the PC management software.

Door communication with apartment

The PC management software can initiate a call to the relevant apartment and communicatewith the home owner after the call is answered.

Surveillance of outdoor station and community IP Camera

The property manager can initiate surveillance of the outdoor station, and during thesurveillance the property manager can initiate communication, unlock the door or terminate thesurveillance. And the property manager can initiate surveillance to the community IP camera.

Emergency release

Once there is an emergency situation, the property manager can release the emergency on PCmanagement software.

Receiving the alarm and handling it

If the alarm is initiated, the PC management software will receive the alarm, and the propertymanager can handle it immediately.

Intelligent community server database

The property manager can manage the community database via the PC management software.

Send the text message to and receive it at the apartment or outdoor station

The property manager can send text messages to and receive them at the apartment or outdoorstation via the PC management software.

Card management (add, edit, delete)

The property manager can manage user cards, add cards, edit cards and delete cards.

History and log

The property manager can view the history and logs via the PC management software directly.

Remote software update

The property manager can operate the remote software update via the PC software.

System setting (time sync, etc.)

The property manager can set the system manually via the PC management software, such astime setting, sync setting, etc.

Planning


2.4 Power consumption and distance calculate

Power consumption

Device Power viaPoE switch

Power vialocal PS Consumption Power supply

capacity

Indoor station √ √ 300 mA/27 VDC

2500 mA/27 VDC

Building OS √ √ 400 mA/27 VDC

Villa OS √ √ 250 mA/27 VDC

Mini OS √ √ 400 mA/27 VDC

Card reader x √ 100 mA/27 VDC

Guard unit x √ 300 mA/27 VDC

IP gateway x √ 100 mA/27 VDC

Lift control module x √ 60 mA/27 VDC

Lift control relaymodule x √ 300 mA/27 VDC

Table .3: Power consumption

Distance

Fig. 29: Distance

POE

POE

POE

POE

PS

Max 100 mMax 100 m

Max 100 m

Max 100 m Max 100 m

CAT.5

Mounting/Installation


3 Mounting/Installation

3.1 Installation of outdoor station

3.1.1 Installation of Keypad outdoor station

Fig. 30: Product dimension of keypad OS

Fig. 31: Flush-mounted installation of keypad OS

135 mm 48.5 mm

346.

8m

m

TOP

110 mm

335.

5m

m

41.5 mm

7

6



3.1.2 Installation of villa outdoor station

Fig. 32: Product dimension of pushbutton OS

Fig. 33: Flush-mounted installation of pushbutton OS

135 mm 48.5 mm

273.

8m

m

110 mm

41.5 mm

262.

5m

m

7

6



Fig. 34: Dismantling and replace the nameplate

1 2

0102



3.1.3 Installation of mini outdoor station

Surface-mounted installation

Fig. 35: Product dimension

Fig. 36: Surface mounting on the wall

Fig. 37: Surface mounting with standard flush-mounted box

99 mm 26 mm 78 mm

60 mm

168

mm

147

mm

83m

m

62 mm

62m

m

1

2

1

2



Flush-mounted installation without pre-installation box


Fig. 39: Flush-mounted installation without pre-installation box

90 mm105 mm

180

mm

168

mm

43 mm

90 mm

168

mm

33 mm

10 mm



Flush-mounted installation with pre-installation box


Fig. 41: Flush-mounted installation with pre-installation box

For the flush-mounted installation, a pre-installation box is highly recommended to ensure theefficient and sleek installation. Without the pre-installation box, in case the hole is deeper or tilt,the installation will looks ugly or hard to install. For flush-mounting in a cavity wall, the pre-installation box is not need.

Fig. 42: Installation flexibility with pre-installation box

90 mm105 mm

180

mm

168

mm

43 mm 99 mm99 mm 45 mm

174

mm

174

mm

TOP

45 mm Max. 5 mm Max. 3 mm

Deeper TiltNormal



Cavity wall installation


Fig. 44: Cavity wall installation

■ Fix 4 claws onto the back of outdoor station with 4 screws. (The direction of the clawsplease refer to the picture above)

■ Tie up 4 claws with 2 rubbers.■ Put the back cover into the cavity wall.■ Tighten 4 screws.■ Latch the upper part onto the bottom part.

7 mm

<29 mm43 mm 90 mm90 mm

97 mm

105 mm

180

mm

168

mm

170

mm

120

mm



Fig. 45: Dismantling

Fig. 46: Replace the nameplate

in

TT L/N

out

TT L/N

39 mm

35m

m



3.2 Installation of indoor station

3.2.1 Surface-mounted installation


Fig. 48: Surface-mounted installation

Fig. 49: Dismantling

218 mm

24.4 mm

155

mm



3.3 Installation of system devices

3.3.1 Mounting and dismantling of MDRC devices

Fig. 50: Mounting and dismantling of the MDRC devices

3.3.2 Mounting and dismantling of card reader

Fig. 51: Mounting and dismantling of card reader

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4 Commissioning

4.1 Address range

Buildingaddress Floor address Apartment

address Identifier

Gate station / / / /

Building OS 000 - 999 -7 - 63 / 1 - 64

Villa/Mini OS(1) 000 - 999 -7 - 63 1 - 32 1 - 4

Villa/Mini OS(2) / / / 1 - 32

Indoor station(1) 000 - 999 1 - 63 1 - 32 /

Indoor station(2) / / / 1 - 8

IP gateway 000 - 999 1 - 63 1 - 32 /

PMO software / / / 1 - 32

Guard unit / / / 1 - 32

Card reader(3) / / / 1 - 32

Card reader(4) 000 - 999 / / 1 - 9

Lift control module 000 - 999 / / /

Lift control relay module / / / 1 - 16

Table 4: Address range

(1) It is connected to the building door entry system bus.(2) It is connected to the home router while there is IP Gateway in the house.(3) It is used for common areas.(4) It is used for one building (with lift control function)

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4.2 Engineering setting of indoor station

4.2.1 Indoor station enters engineering mode

Fig. 52: Indoor station enters engineering mode

■ Press the function button of the indoor station to open the "Basic setting" interface.■ Single click on "Advanced Setting" in the upper right corner, input the programming

password and click “OK” to enter the engineering settings interface.

(The system default programming password is A12037. Press and hold the number 0 to enterthe letter A.)

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4.2.2 Address setting

Fig. 53 Address setting

On the engineering configuration page, click the "Address" tab to set the address of the indoorstation.

If “IP Gateway" is not checked on the indoor station, the "Block No." and "Unit No." need to beset.

If “IP Gateway" is checked on the indoor station, only “ID” needs to be set. (Range 1-8)

Please refer to the system manual to see whether or not the IP gateway needs to be checked.

Click "Active", and in the pop-up "Confirmation" window click "Yes".

If the indoor station address connection type or address setting changes, the "Confirmation"window will pop up again. Click "OK" to restart the indoor station and cause the setting to takeeffect.

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4.2.3 Default GU setting

Fig. 54: Default GU setting

On the engineering configuration page, click the "Default GU" tab.

Guard unit type may be selected, "PC Guard" or "Guard Unit” (System default)

Input the guard unit ID (Range 1-32).

Click "Active", and in the pop-up "Confirmation" window click "Yes" in order for it to take effect.There is no need to restart the indoor station.

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4.2.4 Function setting

Fig. 55: Function setting

On the engineering settings page, click the "Function" tab.

If the "Smart Community" function is enabled, the scene will be displayed on the right side of theindoor station’s main welcome interface, and KNX profile mode control can be set. If it isdisabled, the scene does not appear. The system is enabled by default and the indoor stationneeds to be restarted for changes to the settings to take effect.

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Select "Alarm Mode" type, "Floor Plan" or "Simple Mode". The system default is floor plan andthe indoor station needs to be restarted for changes to the settings to take effect.

If the "Elevator" function is enabled, the elevator will be displayed on the right side of the indoorstation’s main welcome interface, and call control can be performed. If it is disabled, theelevator does not appear. The system is enabled by default and the indoor station needs to berestarted for changes to the settings to take effect.

Select "Alarm Zone" type, “8 zones", "23 zones" or "32 zones". The system default is 8 zones,and the indoor station needs to be restarted for changes to the settings to take effect.

Select the connected "Smart Home" type, “i-jia" or "i-bus®KNX". The system default is "i-jia",and the indoor station needs to be restarted for changes to the settings to take effect.

When activating or blocking the "Subsidiary Lock" function, if set to "On”, a second lock can beopened during a call. The system is enabled by default, the indoor station does not need to berestarted for changes to the settings to take effect, and they take effect immediately.

Commissioning


4.2.5 Picture setting

Fig. 56: Picture setting

On the engineering settings page, click the "Picture" tab.

Set the start screen, standby screen, screensaver screen and floor plan.

For example, to set the standby screen, click "Standby", select an appropriate picture in thepop-up interface and click "OK".

Three screensaver pictures can be set and, once set, they will replace the three pictures thatcome with the system.

After the settings have been completed, click "Active" for them to take effect immediately. Thereis no need to restart the indoor station.

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4.2.6 Quick configure setting

Fig. 57: Quick configure setting

On the engineering settings page, click the "Quick Configure" tab.

Export configuration information to the SD card or import SD card configuration information.

Single or multiple import and export can be selected. After importing configuration information,restart the indoor station for this to take effect.

Commissioning


4.2.7 Private OS setting

For details see the "Engineering setting of mini OS" and "Engineering setting of villa OS" section.

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4.3 KNX setting

4.3.1 Enter KNX engineering mode

Fig. 58: Enter KNX engineering mode

Premise: in the engineering mode of the indoor station, KNX is selected for smart home.

Single click on the status bar to enter the KNX interface.

Click "Setting", and input the password A12037 to enter the KNX engineering settings interface.

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4.3.2 KNX interface setting

Fig. 59: KNX interface setting-the same network with indoor station

In the engineering settings interface, click "KNX Interface" to set the IP interface address.

If KNX is on the same network as the indoor station, for ID type choose IS Network, enter the IPaddress for KNX and click "OK".

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Fig. 60: KNX interface setting-not the same network with indoor station

If KNX is not on the same network as the indoor station, for ID type choose Not IS Network.Enter the IP address for KNX.

Re-enter the local IP address for KNX. Click “OK"。

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4.3.3 Device position setting

Fig. 61: Device position setting

On the engineering settings interface, click "Position" to set the position information of thedevice.

Single click on the interface to add a device. Click "Save" to save.

Commissioning


4.3.4 Device attribute setting

Fig. 62: Enter attribute setting

On the engineering settings interface, click "Attribute" to set the attributes of the device.

On the interface, single click on added devices to enter the attributes interface.

Commissioning


Fig. 63: Device attribute setting

On the attributes page, select the device type on the “Device Type” drop-down list, and enterthe on/off address and on/off status address.

If the device needs to be linked with a zone, single click “Alarm Linkage” to enter the linkageinterface.

Commissioning


Fig. 64: Alarm linkage

On the linkage interface, check “Device Linked With”, check the zone to be linked, and singleclick "OK".

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4.3.5 KNX scene setting

Fig. 65: Enter KNX scene setting

On the engineering settings interface, click "Scene" to set the scene mode.

On the scene interface, click on a scene to enter the settings.

Commissioning


Fig. 66: KNX scene setting

On the scene settings interface, check "Active" to activate the scene. If it is necessary for this tobe managed with “Away”, "Associate Arm for Away" may be checked.

Enter the address and scene number of the scene.

Set the scene’s icon and customize the name of the scene.

Click "Save" to save.

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4.4 Building outdoor station

4.4.1 Enter system setting of building OS

Fig. 67: Enter system setting

On standby mode, press [#*] + system code + [#] to enter the system setting.

Default system code is "345678".

******#*

Commissioning


4.4.2 Engineering setting

Set device type

OS = outdoor station, GS = gate station

Fig. 68: Set device type

Set device number

Fig. 69: Set device number

Set block information

If GS, set block digits here; if OS, set block number here.

Fig. 70: Set block information

EngineeringDevice attr.

Device attr.Device type

Device type

GSOS

MenuEngineering

EngineeringDevice attr. OS

Device attr.Device No.

Device No.

01

Input GS No.

01

MenuEngineering OS/GSOS/GS OS

GS

EngineeringSystem attr.

System attr.Block digits

Block digits:

2 digits3 digits

1 digit

System attr.Block No.

Block No.

001

GS

OS

MenuEngineering

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Set IS digits

Fig. 71: Set IS digits

Set default GU

Fig. 72: Set default GU

Set system password

Fig. 73: Set system password


System attr.IS digits

IS digits:

4 digits3 digits

IS digits:

4 digits3 digits0 digitsGS

OSOS/GSMenuEngineering


System attr.Default GU

Guard type: 0

Guard No.: 01

0:GU 1:PCOS/GSMenuEngineering


System attr.System pwd.OS/GS

(Default pwd. = 345678)

MenuEngineering

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4.4.3 Access control setting

Access control password setting

Fig. 74: Access control password setting

Card mode setting

Fig. 75: Card mode setting

User card management

Fig. 76: User card management

MenuAccess control

Access controlPwd. setting

Pwd. settingNew pub. pwd.

Pwd. settingEnable pub.

Pwd. settingEnable pvt.

New pwd:

******

Enable pub.

ONOFF

Enable pvt.

ONOFF

Card settingCard mode

Card mode

CustomizationStandard

Access controlCard setting

MenuAccess control

Card settingUser card

User cardAdd

User cardDelete

User cardDelete all


MenuAccess control

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Patrol card management

Fig. 77: Patrol card management

Card information copy to other outdoor station

Fig. 78: Card information copy to other outdoor station

Card No.

Del. one cardPress # confirm

Delete one


Card settingPatrol card

Patrol cardAdd

Patrol cardUnlock setting

Patrol cardDelete

Patrol cardDelete all

Unlock setting

ONOFF


Confirm?Delete all cards


MenuAccess control

Card settingCopy

Access controlCard setting 02

Destn. OS No.

Del. one card02

Destn. OS No.

Copying

MenuAccess control

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4.4.4 System setting

Set volume

Fig. 79: Set volume

Set date and time

Fig. 80: Set date and time

Set languages

Fig. 81: Set languages

Set Wiegand

Fig. 82: Set Wiegand

MenuSystem setting

System settingVolume

Voice volume

MediumHigh

LowVolumeVoice volume

VolumeKey tone

Key tone

ONOFF

2016-09-06

Press # confirm

15:55

MenuSystem setting

System settingDate & time

MenuSystem setting

System settingLanuage

Language

English中⽂

MenuSystem setting

System settingWiegand

Wiegand

26bit34bit

OFF

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Choose default lock

Fig. 83: Choose default lock

Set unlock time

Fig. 84: Set unlock time

Set door alarm

Fig. 85: Set door alarm

Set temper alarm

Fig. 86: Set temper alarm

Set lift control

Fig. 87: Set lift control

MenuSystem setting

System settingChoose door

Choose door

2nd (NC-NO-C)1st (LOCK-GND)

MenuSystem setting Choose door

Unlock time

Press # confirm05s

System settingUnlock time

Unlock time

2nd (NC-NO-C)1st (LOCK-GND)

MenuSystem setting Choose doorUnlock time

System settingDoor alarm

Door alarm

ONOFF

MenuSystem setting Choose doorUnlock timeDoor alarm

System settingTamper alarm

Tamper alarm

ONOFF


Floor No.

Press # confirm01

Block No.

001

System settingLift setting

Lift settingEnable lift

Lift settingFloor No.

Lift settingBlock No.

Enable lift

ONOFF

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Set anti-flicker

Fig. 88: Set anti-flicker

Restore system setting

Fig. 89: Restore system setting

Guide and version

Fig. 90: Guide and version

Forward to GU

Fig. 91: Forward to GU

MenuSystem setting

System settingAnti-flicker

Anti-flicker

60Hz50Hz

MenuSystem setting Anti-flicker

Restore

Press # confirm

System settingRestore

MenuSystem setting

System settingHelp

I. Mx_1.14_161227

LCD_1.12_161205KP_2.07_151116

Ext_1.05_160905

HelpGuide

Station no. Eg.:0101

1. Input Indoor

HelpVersion

MenuSystem setting Help

System settingForward to GU

Forward to GU

ONOFF

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4.5 Engineering setting of mini OS

Preparation■ The mini outdoor station is connected directly to the indoor station or is on the same

network segment.■ There is no checked IP gateway in the indoor station address settings. Please see the

Engineering setting--Address setting section.

Step 1: Mini OS enters engineering mode

Fig. 92: Mini OS enters engineering mode

The default of the mini outdoor station is no IP address. It is therefore necessary for theengineering mode and configuration address of the mini outdoor station to be entered beforeuse.

When the mini outdoor station is powered up for the first time, the engineering mode isentered as follows:■ Power up the mini outdoor station■ After a period of time, the button module of the mini outdoor station lights up, and the unlock

indicator light flashes in a loop (red, green, orange)■ Hold the first push button of the mini outdoor station for 3 s■ When the three lights on the right side of the camera above the mini outdoor station begin to

flash green at the same time, the mini outdoor station enters the engineering mode.

When the configuration of the mini outdoor station is subsequently changed, theengineering mode is entered as follows:■ Power up the mini outdoor station■ After a period of time, the button module of the mini outdoor station lights up■ Hold the first push button of the mini outdoor station for 3 s■ When the three lights on the right side of the camera above the mini outdoor station begin to

flash green at the same time, the mini outdoor station enters the engineering mode.

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Step 2: Indoor station enters engineering mode

For details see the "Indoor station enters engineering mode" section.

Step 3: Indoor station searches mini OS

After the indoor station has entered the engineering mode, select the "Private OS" tab

Click "Search" and, in the search successful prompt window, click “OK” to confirm.

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Step 4: Mini OS setting

Fig. 93: "Private OS" setting of mini OS page 1

If “IP Gateway" is not checked on the mini outdoor station, set the "Block No.", "Unit No." and“ID” of the outdoor station. (Range 1-4). At this time, the second push button of the mini outdoorstation may be set to call the PC guard unit, guard unit and to call other stations in thehousehold.

If “IP Gateway" is checked on the mini outdoor station, only “ID” needs to be entered. (Range 1-32). At this time, the second push button of the mini outdoor station may be set to call the PCguard unit and guard unit.


Click "Active", and, if setting is successful, the mini outdoor station will beep.

Click "Restore Default", and, if the mini outdoor station beeps, the factory values have beenrestored. setting is successful, the mini outdoor station will beep. The mini outdoor stationrestarts automatically, the button module lights up, and the unlock indicator light flashes in aloop of green yellow and red.

Click "Next Page" to turn to the next configuration page.

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Fig. 94: "Private OS" setting of mini OS page 2

"Default Lock" is the unlock time set for the default lock. (1-10 s)

"Subsidiary Lock" is the unlock time set for the subsidiary lock. (1-10 s)

"Voice Volume" sets the call volume for the outdoor station.

Check "Upload Call log" to upload the call log to the PC guard center.

Check "Door Alarm" to activate the door status detection function.

Check "Upload Alarm" to upload the alarm log to the PC guard center.

When "Local Card" is set to "On" (the system default), information is on the outdoor stationadmin card. Please see the outdoor station manual for the operating method.

When "Local Card" is set to "Off", information is on the indoor station admin card. Please seethe "Commissioning"--"Door entry setting" section for the operating method.

"Anti-Flicker" sets the mains frequency.

Check "Secure Unlock" to activate the secure unlock function. For settings, please see the"Door entry" section.

Check "Tamperproof" to start the tamper alarm function of the outdoor station.

Click "Active" and, if setting is successful, the outdoor station will beep.

Click "Previous Page" to go to the previous configuration page.

Mini outdoor station exits engineering modeWhen the mini outdoor station is in the finish configuration, but the unlockdisplay light of the mini outdoor module is lit up red, green and orange in a loop,and the mini outdoor station can't call indoor station. It will be necessary to swipean ID card on the mini outdoor station to register as an admin card for normaluse.

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4.6 Engineering setting of villa OS

Preparation■ The villa outdoor station is connected to the indoor station.■ There is no checked “IP gateway” in the indoor station address settings. Please refer to the

Commissioning--Address setting section.

Step 1: Villa OS enters engineering mode

Fig. 95: Villa OS enters engineering mode

■ At the same time as powering up the villa outdoor station, press the Set button on the backfor 3 s and then release;

■ After a while, the backlight of the villa outdoor station will recycle flash, and the villa outdoorstation will enter engineering mode.

Step 2: Indoor station enters engineering mode

For details see the "Indoor station enters engineering mode" section.

Step 3: Indoor station searches villa OS

After the indoor station has entered the engineering mode, select the "Private OS" tab

Click "Search" and, in the search successful prompt window, click “OK” to confirm.

SET BOOT

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Step 4: Villa OS setting

Fig. 96: "Private OS" setting of Villa OS page 1

If “IP Gateway" is not checked on the villa outdoor station, set the "Block No.", "Unit No." and“ID” of the outdoor station. (Range 1-4).

If “IP Gateway" is checked on the villa outdoor station, only “ID” needs to be entered. (Range 1-32).


The second push button of the villa outdoor station may be set to call the PC guard unit orguard unit.

"Anti-flicker" sets the mains frequency.

Click "Active" for the restarting of the villa outdoor station to take effect.

Click "Restore Default" and the villa outdoor station will restore the factory settings automatically.

Cl ick "Next Page" to turn to the next configuration page.

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Fig. 97: "Private OS" setting of Villa OS page 2

“Default Lock" is the unlock time set for the default lock. (1-10 s)

"Subsidiary Lock" is the unlock time set for the subsidiary lock. (1-10 s)

"Default Lock” selects the default lock.

Check "Upload Call Log" to upload the call log to the PC guard center.

Check "Door Alarm" to activate the door status detection function.

Check "Upload Alarm" to upload the alarm log to the PC guard center.

When "IC Card Mode" is set to "ID only", when registering or using the card in the villa outdoorstation, only card number information is required.

When "IC card mode" is set to "ID plus”, when registering or using the card in the villa outdoorstation, security information is required in addition to card number information.

"Wiegand output" sets the Weigand output.

Check "Secure Unlock" to activate the secure unlock function. For settings, please see the"Commission"--"Basic setting"--"Door entry setting" section.

Check "Tamperproof" to start the tamper alarm function of the outdoor station.

Click "Active" and, if setting is successful, the outdoor station will beep.

Click "Previous Page" to go to the previous configuration page.

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4.7 Engineering of guard unit

Fig. 98: Enter engineering mode

■ Press the button to open the "Basic setting" interface.■ Select "Reset factory default" in the left list, and then click “Adjust“ to enter the setting

interface.■ Enter the programming password in the pop-up window and then click "OK" to enter

engineer setting interface

(The system default programming password is A12037. Press and hold the number 0 to enterthe letter A)

Fig. 99: Engineering mode of guard unit

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4.8 Engineering of guard unit

4.8.1 Getting the IP address from the indoor station

If the connection type of the indoor station is set on "IP gateway", you can also find the IPaddress from the information page of the indoor station.

The indoor station needs to be connected to the LAN port of the IP gateway.

Fig. 100: Getting IP address from indoor station

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4.8.2 Logging into IP gateway with the IP address

■ Enter the IP address of the IP gateway directly on the browser.■ Enter the user name and password. (default is "admin", "admin")■ Click "Login" to enter the configuration menu.

Fig. 101: Logging into IP gateway with the IP address

Please find details in the product manual.

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4.9 Engineering setting of card reader

Point the infrared remote controller to card reader.

Enter "FN"+"345678"+"Enter" to enter engineering mode.

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4.10 Engineering setting of lift control

Setting the lift control module on the keypad outdoor station

1. Connect the lift control module to the outdoor station directly via the LAN cable.2. Enter the outdoor station engineering mode, see details in the "Enter system setting of

Building OS" section.3. Select "System setting"--"Lift setting", then enable lift, set block no. and floor no.

Fig. 102: Setting the lift control module on the keypad outdoor station


Floor No.

Press # confirm01

Block No.

001

System settingLift setting

Lift settingEnable lift

Lift settingFloor No.

Lift settingBlock No.

Enable lift

ONOFF

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Setting the lift control relay module

Fig. 103: Control elements and Interfaces

No. Function

1Power indicator– Flashes during standby, always on when setting

2

Setting indicator■ Flash * 1 when setting delay time T1■ Flash * 2 when setting pulse width T2■ Flash * 3 when setting delay time T3■ Flash * 4 when setting pulse width T4

3Button (SW1/SW2)– Press this button when setting delay time T1/T3, or setting pulse width T2/T4

4DIP switch■ Toggle this switch when setting delay time T1/T3, or setting pulse width T2/T4■ Toggle this switch when setting the module number

5 Power interface

6 RS485: connecting to the bus of the DES system

7 RS485: connecting to the lift control module

8 Relay output: connecting to the lift controller

Table 5: Description

1 2 3 4 5

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

IN

DC

GN

D

IN

GN

D

LB1

LA1

NO

1N

C1

CO

M1

NO

2N

O2

CO

M2

NO

3N

C3

CO

M3

NO

4N

C4

CO

M4

NO

5N

C5

CO

M5

NO

6

NC

6C

OM

6N

O7

NC

7C

OM

7N

O8

NC

8C

OM

8

Relay OUT 1-8

CO

M16

NC

16N

O16

CO

M15

NC

15N

O15

CO

M14

NC

14

NO

14C

OM

13N

C13

NO

13C

OM

12N

V12

NO

12C

OM

11

NC

11N

O11

CO

M10

NC

10N

O10

CO

M9

NC

9N

O9

Relay OUT 9-16

Setti

ngPo

wer

L_G

ND

LB2

LA2

SW1

SW2

SW3

L_G

ND

LB2

LA2

IN

GN

DD

LB1

LA1

1

5

2

6

8

7

4

3

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Setting delay timeT1/T3 and pulse width T2/T4

Fig. 104: Setting delay timeT1/T3 and pulse width T2/T4

The high level of the pulse indicates that the relay is closed.

To set T1-T4 according the requirement. (1-254 s)

Fig. 105: Setting the SW3 DIP switch

Final value = the sum of all the effective values to be turned to ON

Operation Setting indicator

Long press of SW1 Change from flashing to always on to enter thesetting mode

Adjust SW3 according to the T1 value, then pressSW2 Flicker * 1 then always on




Turn the first dial of SW3 to OFF, then press SW2 Flicker * 5 then always on

Long press of SW1 or no operation within 60 s Change from always on to flash to quit the settingmode

Table 6: Setting delay time T1/T3 and pulse width T2/T4

T1

T/s

T2

T3 T4

The floor wherepeople comes from

The floor wherepeople needs to arrive

1

ON

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Dialswitch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1281 2 4 8 16 32 64Value

SW3

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Setting the module number and starting floor

Fig. 106: Setting module number and starting floor

■ Final value = the sum of all the effective values to be turned to ON■ Bit 1 - Bit 4: Module number (1-15)■ Bit 5 - Bit 7: Starting floor number■ Bit 8: It means "+" when it is turned to ON and "-" when it is turned to OFF.

When multi modules are cascaded, Bit5 - Bit 8 of each module should be set the same.

Example: one building has 40 layers (including 2 undergrounds)

It needs 3 lift control relay modules (-2-14 layer, 15-31 layer, 32-38 layer)

The DIP switch is set as follows:

Fig. 107: Example

Dialswitch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

+/-1 2 4 8 1 2 4Value1

ON

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

SW3

1

ON

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ID: 001 Start floor: -2

1

ON

2 3 4 5 6 7 8


1

ON

2 3 4 5 6 7 8


SW3

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4.11 Configuring APP as indoor station

4.11.1 Logging into IP gateway with the IP address

■ Enter the IP address of the IP gateway directly on the browser.■ Enter the user name and password. (default is "admin", "admin")■ Click "Login" to enter the configuration menu.

Fig. 108: Logging into IP gateway with the IP address

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4.11.2 Add standard user

Fig. 109: Add standard user

On the "User management" page, you can add a standard user and set the accessauthorization.

For standard users, their authorizations only include "Surveillance" and "Unlock".

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4.11.3 Access for standard user

Fig. 110: Access for standard user

For the login of IP gateway with standard user, you can find a QR code on the "Userinformation" page.

A standard user can modify the login password, but can not change the authorization.

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4.11.4 Quick configuration for standard user with APP

Fig. 111: Download and install APP

■ Open the "System information" page of the indoor station;■ Scan the QR code with the mobile device, download and install the app;■ Open the app and click the "Setting" button;■ Make sure the mobile and IP gateway are located in the same network;■ Login to the IP gateway with normal user, click on "User information" page;■ Click on "Quick configuration with QR code" on the app, scan the QR code on the "User

information" page.■ Click on "OK" to confirm the configuration.

Click on "Back" to return to the main page.

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Fig. 112: Quick configuration for standard user with APP

The main page displays all devices added by the IP gateway.

Click the icon of the outdoor station to start the surveillance.

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4.12 Using NFC app to open door

Push-button module with NFC can be used for opening the door. Programming is carried out onthe indoor station. Additional devices are not required for commissioning.

To the play store

(https://play.goole.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abb.allegro3_nfcdooropener&hl=en)

[1] Download and install the ABB door opener app from the Google Play Store.[2] Turn on the NFC function of your mobile device.[3] Enter the setting mode of the round push-button module.[4] Start using the NFC app on your mobile device.[5] Set up your mobile device as a new user card.[6] Configure your personal settings.

Fig. 113: Download APP

Fig. 114: Registration

Connection


5 Connection

ABB-Welcome IP system can be easily and quickly connected to all kinds of buildings. Thefollowing examples of terminal diagrams provide optimum orientation and ensure effectiveinstallation.

PoESwitch Router IP gateway Indoor

station Need APP

Single family house(without PoE switch)

- - - Single -

Single family house(with PoE switch)

√ - - Single -

Single family house(multi-indoor station/APP/fullintegration)

- √ √ Multi √

Residential complex - √ √ Multi √

Tab.7: Terminal diagrams

Connection


5.1 Single family house, single indoor station

Fig. 115: Single family house, single indoor station (without POE switch)

PS

AGND GND DC+LOCK LAN

LAN DC+

GND

LAN LAN LAN

DC+

GN

D

LN

100 - 240V

LAN

Connection


Fig. 116: Single family house, single indoor station (with POE switch)

POE

POEAGND GND DC+LOCK LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN

LAN DC

+G

ND

Connection


5.2 Single family house, multi-indoor stations

Fig. 117: Single family house, multi-indoor station

PS WIFI

IPGW

WIFIAGND GND DC+LOCK LAN

LAN DC+

GN

D

LAN DC+

GN

D

LAN Uplink

DC+

GN

D

DC+

GN

D

LN

100 - 240 V

LAN

LAN

LAN LAN LAN

IP gateway mode

IP gateway mode

No IP gateway mode

Connection


5.3 High rising building

Fig. 118: High rising building

POE

POE

POE

POE

LCPS

PS

LCR

DC GND LOCK LAN

LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN

LAN

LAN

LAN DC+

GN

DD

C+G

ND

DC+

GN

DD

C+G

ND

UN

LOC

K

GN

D

TX+

TX-

RX

+R

X-

GN

DD

C+

DC

+G

ND

LN

100 - 240 V

DC

+G

ND

LN

100 - 240 V

LAN

DC+

GN

D

GN

DLBLAG

ND

DC

1 2 3 4 5

ON12345678IN

DC GND

IN

GND

LBLA

Status

Power

NO1

NC1

COM1

NO2

NO2

COM2

NO3

NC3

COM3

NO4

NC4

COM4

NO5

NC5

COM5

NO6

NC6

COM6

NO7

NC7

COM7

NO8

NC8

COM8

RelayOUT1-8

COM1

6NC

16NO

16CO

M15

NC15

NO15

COM1

4NC

14NO

14CO

M13

NC13

NO13

COM1

2NV

12NO

12CO

M11

NC1 1

NO11

COM1

0NC

10NO

10CO

M9NC

9NO

9

RelayOUT9-16

GN

DLBLA

POE

POE

POE

POELAN LAN LAN

...GND DC+

Connection


5.4 Resident complexes

Fig. 119: Residential complex

PS WIFI

IPGWPOE

POE

POE

POE

LCPS

PS

PS

PS

LCR

...

PC

LAN Uplink

DC+

GN

D

PC

POELAN LAN LAN LAN LAN

LAN

DC+

LAN

LAN LAN LAN LAN LANLAN

...

DC GND LOCK LANGND DC+

UN

LOCK

GN

D

TX+

TX-

RX+

RX-

GN

DD

C+

DC+

GN

D

LN

100 - 240 V

UN

LOCK

GN

D

TX+

TX-

RX+

RX-

GN

DD

C+

DC+

GN

D

LN

100 - 240 V

Legend


6 Legend

Fig. 120: Legend

PS

LC

7" video hands-free indoor station

Card reader

Video round pushbuttonoutdoor station

Mini video outdoor station

Video keypad outdoor station

Power supply

Lift control module

Lift control relay module

IP Gateway

Guard unit

IPGW

LCR

Switch

Smoke detection

GAS detection

Anti-burglar

Light

Curtain

Switch

Main entrance

Side entrance

Electric door opener

Camera

Router

Elevator

Phone/pad

CAT.5

Wire

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