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- Page 1 MIO/WIT MONITOR INSTALLER'S MANUAL ENGLISH Version Cod. 970135Ic V07_19 This manual corresponds to MIO/WIT Monitor firmware version V02.10.
- Page 2 FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U. http://www.fermax.com MIO/WIT Monitor manual available at https://www.fermax.com/qr/meet/ Copyright Notice Fermax and Fermax MIO/WIT monitor are trademarks of Fermax Electronica S.A.U. registered in the European Union and other countries. © FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U., 2019 . Page 2...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
INDEX Product Introduction ....................... 5 Overview ........................ 5 Functions Overview ......................5 Function Introduction ...................... 6 Call Reception And Release lock ................6 Audio setting......................7 ... - Page 4 Relay Control ....................... 34 Verification ......................34 Pincode Settings ....................35 RESTORE......................35 Log Out ........................ 36 Installation ........................37 Schematic Diagram Of Installation ..............37 ...
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Page 5: Product Introduction
1 Product Introduction Overview Alarm mode Network status Notification LEDs Touch screen Missed calls New messages Do not disturb 2 Functions Overview Call reception and door lock release Call to concierge Panel auto swtich on Apartment to apartment intercom ... -
Page 6: Function Introduction
3 Function Introduction Call Reception And Release lock Monitor can send or receive calls from: Outdoor panels Guard Units Other apartments in the same installation The monitor can establish conversation, capture pictures and release door lock when the monitor is connected to the outdoor panel. -
Page 7: Audio Setting
Audio setting The audio volume can be adjusted with the setting bar. This volume adjustment bar is only available when the audio is active. You can press up or down volume icon, the volume will be saved automatically. MUTE:Temporarily turn off the microphone, to prevent an indoor conversation from being heard at the outdoor panel. -
Page 8: Extended Unlock
Extended Unlock If extended relays are defined in the monitor, a menu with more unlock options will be displayed after the resident touch release lock icon. The resident can select and acitvate any of the 4 relays available on the ref.1491 4 Relay module connected to the panel. The number of relays used for extended unlock can be set on monitor’s web server setup. -
Page 9: Switching To Ip Cameras Related To The Panel
Switching to IP Cameras related to the panel The monitor can switch the video to an auxiliar IP Camera when the monitor is in conversation with the panel. The number of the IP cameras can be set on web server of the monitor. 0-4 optional. -
Page 10: Concierge Calls
Concierge Calls The resident can call to any available concierge by selecting it from the concierge list. Only 9901, 9902, 9903, 9904, 9905 will appear in the list. If the concierge does not answer, the user can leave a message if this function is enabled on the guard unit. -
Page 11: Auto On-Ip Camera
Auto On-IP Camera Touch the IP Camera icon. The name of IP camera will be shown in the IP camera list interface. Maximum of 8 IP cameras can be displayed. Select the desired camera to display the image. The video of IP camera will close if the panel or guard unit calls to the monitor. -
Page 12: Door Release For Ip Cctv Camera
Door release for IP CCTV Camera The resident can open the door lock related to an specific CCTV camera just pressing the key button. This key button will open the lock associated to each CCTV camera. These locks can be selected from the ref. F01491(4 relay module) connected to panel 1. IP Camera activated by Door Bell The monitor will display the video of a selected IP camera when the doorbell is actived. -
Page 13: Intercom
Intercom The resident can call to other apartments by dialing the apartment's number. To call to other apartment at the same block, only input the apartment number. To call to other apartment at others block it shoud be used the complete monitor number ( block number + apartment number), and click the calling icon. -
Page 14: Alarm
Alarm Alarms (Only when installed) Home mode: sensors set to be active under home mode will be armed. Sleep mode: sensors set to be active under sleep mode will be armed. Out mode: sensors set to be active under out mode will be armed. The resident can change the mode of the alarm by simply clicking on the mode icons available on this interface. -
Page 15: Lift Control
Lift Control Lift Control (Only when installed) The resident can call the lift through touch UP or DOWN icon when the resident plan to leave home, the elevator will arrive to resident’s floor. The monitor can show state of elevators if MEET system captures data from elevator (high level lift control integration is required) The resident can authorize the lift floor through touch RELEASE icon. -
Page 16: Message
Message The notification LED will light up and notification sound will be sent when a new message is received. The LED will off after the resident reads all new messages, the resident can delete messages in the message list. The user can delete all messages. Touch the SOS button and hold it for 3 seconds. -
Page 17: Actuators
To enable SOS function, “INSTALLER SETTINGS” – “ALARM SETTING” Only one zone acts as SOS in SENSOR column. Actuators Click on R1- R8, The monitor will activate correspoding relay, The RS485 port will send command data, The monitor displays a message indicating r(#) is activated, R1- R8 can be set at ‘RELAY CONTROL’... -
Page 18: Scenes Control
Scenes Control The resident can set four different preset scenarios by clicking on the respective icon. Hi level integration is required through RS-485. Do Not Disturb Do not disturb function will make any call received to be silent. Only the screen will lit when a call is received. -
Page 19: Ringtone Setting
Ringtone Setting The resident can select an independent ringtone for the 3 different call sources and its volume by the ringtone settings menu. REMARK: 5 ringtones choices are available. OTHER is used for 1W panel and general entrance panel. Doorbell input will always trigger DING DONG sound. Screen Setting The resident can select the background screen color and activate the touch screen click tone on the screen setting menu. -
Page 20: Language Setting
Language Setting The resident can select language by the language setting menu. ( available languages depend on the FW version). Date/Time Setting If the projet has MEET Management Software, the monitor time is synchronized whith the one in the PC that is connected to the same local network. This sychronization is not automatic, so it will take about 5 minutes to take effect. -
Page 21: Alarm Pincode Setting
Alarm Pincode Setting The resident can modify the alarm pincode and distress pincode by the alarm pincode setting menu. REMARK: Default alarm pincode is 1234 and distress pincode is 4321. Page 21... -
Page 22: Installer Settings
Installer Settings Touch Installer Settings icon, enter the installer pincode. REMARK: Default installer pincode:6666. Installer Settings Main Screen. Page 22... -
Page 23: Monitor Settings
3.24.1 Monitor Settings BLOCK: 3 digits (001-999) = block number. APARTMENT: 4 digits (0001-9899) = apartment number MONITOR: 1 digit (0-9) = number of monitors per apartment. REMARK: There must always be a monitor with the extension 0 at each apartment. SYNC CODE: synchronization code for monitor extension on the same apartment. -
Page 24: Sip Settings
3.24.2 SIP Settings ENABLE: Enable or disable sip function. SIP SERVER: IP address of Sip server. DOMAIN: Sip server domain. STUN IP: Audio and video NAT traversing public network server IP. STUN PORT: The port of audio and video NAT traversing public network server SIP USER: The username of sip account. -
Page 25: Modes Setting
DELAY: 0-60s. 3.24.4 Modes Setting Select which zones from Zone1 to Zone 8 will be armed when activating each alarm mode HOME, SLEEP or OUT. LOOP DETECT option only for 1-8 zone in monitor 0. Loop detection will be performed when households switch to SLEEP or OUT mode. Page 25... -
Page 26: Functions
3.24.5 FUNCTIONS This function can be used by the installer to enable/disable the options available on the monitor. The icon will not disappear, and a “Function not activated” will be displayed. By default all functions are enabled. 3.24.6 APP Applications The Monitor can choose the APPs to be shown on the main menu. -
Page 27: About
Only APP positions from 6 to 8 can slect app icon from 9 optinal icons. About You can get the following information: device name, firmware version, device, MAC address, IP address about the monitor. Page 27... -
Page 28: Configuration Via Web Server
4 Configuration via Web Server The monitor has an integrated web server, which allows to configure the parameters. This web server is accessed via the monitor’s IP address. The browser opens with the configured IP address of the monitor. A screen opens requesting a username and password. -
Page 29: General Settings
General Settings BLOCK: 3 digits (001-999) = block number. APARTMENT: 4 digits (0001-9899) = apartment number MONITOR: 1 digit (0-9) = number of monitors per apartment. REMARK: There must always be a monitor with the extension 0 at each apartment. SYNC CODE: synchronization code for monitor extension on the same apartment. -
Page 30: Network Settings
Network Settings MEET system allows the installer to define the IP range according to the projects needs making the network management easier.monitor network mode is static mode. Ensure that each device has a unique IP address in same installation. The devices will show IP conflict if there are same IP: IP address of the monitor (default option 10.1.1.1). -
Page 31: Ip Camera Settings
IP Camera Settings This function allows to configure IP CCTV cameras using RTSP protocol. IP cameras must be added manually. NUMBER OF CAMS: IP camera Number. Up to 8 different cameras. CAMERA 1: IP camera name. CCTV RELAY: When the IP camera is on, the resident can open door via the unlock key on the monitor. -
Page 32: Sip Settings
SIP Settings ENABLE SIP: Enable or disable sip function. SIP SERVER: SIP server IP address. DOMAIN: Sip server domain. OUTBOUND: Some servers are used when NAT is active on the router. STUN IP: Audio and video NAT traversing public network server IP. STUN PORT: The port of audio and video NAT traversing public network server. -
Page 33: Advanced Settings
Advanced Settings SIP EXT: The SIP extension can be used as the extension of the Monitor. When the panel calls the monitor, the SIP extension will ring too. If one monitor or SIP extension answer , the other terminals will stop ringing. The maximum of SIP extensions is 4. (This function requires an additional SIP server on the installation, so extension numbers can be used) URL: To call a MEET device on the system, URL: sip: sip account @ IP address of MEET device (the sip account is optional). -
Page 34: Relay Control
Relay Control ENABLE: Enable or disable relay control function for R1-R8. RELAY: R1-R8. DESCRIPTION: The description of the relay can be defined. It will be displayed on the operation interface of the monitor. RELAY TIME: Time that the relay will remain active. 1S,2S,3S,4S,5S,10S,30S,60S optional. REMARK: F01616 (10 relay module) has to be connected to the RS485 port of the monitor. -
Page 35: Pincode Settings
Pincode Settings This allows to change the pin code of the web server login. RESTORE Restore Factory Settings: when this option is selected, all the parameters are restored to the factory configuration. Reboot Device: Restarts the monitor. There are not changes in programmed parameters. -
Page 36: Log Out
Log Out Log out the webserver. Page 36... -
Page 37: Installation
5 Installation Schematic Diagram Of Installation ○ ,1The monitor connector is mounted, and the monitor connector is screwed to the wall. The top of the flush box is 1.6 meters from the ground plane. ○ ,2Hang the monitor from the top down to the monitor connector. -
Page 38: Connectors
Connectors Monitor with one LAN port Monitor with two LAN ports (Only Wit 10” monitor) 10/100Mbps RJ45 Port. PoE Power supply (Only on PoE WIT monitor). +，-: 12Vdc Power Input. Siren/Sensors: The voltage signal will be output when the alarm is trigger Maximum current is 100mA. GND. -
Page 39: Wiring Diagram For Alarm
Wiring Diagram For Alarm ○ ,1Normally open sernsor Wiring diagram. ○ ,2Normally closed sernsor Wiring diagram. ○ ,33C option Normally open sernsor Wiring diagram. ○ ,43C option Normally closed sernsor Wiring diagram. ○ ,5Doorbell Wiring diagram. Page 39... -
Page 40: Technical Parameters
Technical Parameters Dimensions MIO 7" monitor(mm): 210(W)×130(H)×20(D) WIT 7" monitor(mm): 211(W)×132(H)×20(D) MIO 10" monitor(mm): 270(W)×168(H)×20(D) WIT 10" monitor(mm): 270(W)×168(H)×20(D) Power supply: 12Vdc 7”monitor standby current 200mA, Working current 500mA 10”monitor standby current 200mA, Working current 600mA Resolution: 1024*600 Touch Screen: Capacitive technology...
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