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Video door entry system
Setting the flags.
The flags are options that can be turned on/off and affect the behaviour of the video door entry unit; access to the
configuration of the flags is made exclusively with the USB 02024 interface for PC "SaveProg"software.
The flags that can be set are given in the following table:
Centralino
G3 solo Est.
G4 solo Int.
Non RIPCH IC
G1 solo Est.
G2 solo Int.
Grp. Escl. S.
I.C. Illim.
Setting the group calls.
Besides directly setting the secondary identification code (see the chapter "SECONDARY NUMERICAL CODING
OF THE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT" of this manual) that enables inserting the video door entry unit in a group of
devices (audio/video door entry units) that at the same time receive a call, this association can also be made via
advanced programming with USB 02024 interface for PC "SaveProg" software. There are four possible different
groups (G1,G2,G3 and G4); each device can be associated with the single group by indicating (in the specific field
that can be filled in with the aforesaid instruments for advanced programming) the identification code of the master.
Associating landing calls.
Via advanced programming with the USB 02024 interface per PC and "SaveProg" software, it is possible (in the
specific field that can be filled in with the above-mentioned instruments for advanced programming) to set the
landing call buttons from which the video door entry unit is able to receive a call.
Each video door entry unit can receive calls up to a maximum of 4 different landing call buttons.
Enables control via the consumer unit
Enables Group 3 only for external calls from panel
Enables Group 4 only for intercom calls
Disables call repetition for the intercom
Enables Group 1 only for external calls from panel
Enables Group 2 only for intercom calls
If on "User Away," the secondary ones ring all the same
Unlimited duration of intercom conversations
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