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- Page 1 MIO/WIT MONITOR INSTALLER MANUAL...
- Page 2 Technical publication for information purposes edited by FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U. FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA applies a continuous improvement policy, therefore it reserves the right to modify the contents of this document, as well as the product features hereof at any time and without prior notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
2.2 Attaching the monitor to the stand ..................4 Connection diagram ........................5 2.3 Wired alarm and doorbell sensors ................... 6 2.4 Wiring of FERMAX MEET Relay Module Ref. 1616 ..............7 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................8 4 LOCAL PROGRAMMING FROM THE MONITOR ................9 4.1 Installer access ......................... -
Page 4: Description
1 DESCRIPTION The following document is the Installation Manual for the FERMAX MEET range monitors, corresponding to the references indicated below and with firmware V2.10/V2.11. • REF. 952201 MONITOR MIO WHITE 7" • REF. 952203 MONITOR MIO BLACK 7" •... -
Page 5: Installation
2 INSTALLATION 2.1 Stand placement Before installing the MEET monitor, the corresponding installation stand must be placed on the wall. This stand must be screwed on covering the box or conduit where the cable or cables connecting to the monitor (ethernet cable, power supply and accessories, if any) arrive. Use the screws and plugs supplied with the monitor to attach the stand. -
Page 6: Connection Diagram
Connection diagram The MEET monitor is connected to the installation by means of connectors: ethernet for LAN connection and MOLEX type connectors for other connections (power supply, RS-485 and sensor inputs). A bag containing the corresponding male plugs with their cables is enclosed with the monitor´s connector. -
Page 7: Wired Alarm And Doorbell Sensors
2.3 Wired alarm and doorbell sensors Wiring diagram, normally open sensor. Wiring diagram, normally closed sensor. Wiring diagram, normally open sensor, option 3C. Wiring diagram, normally closed sensor, option 3C. Wiring diagram, doorbell. NOTE: Option 3C consists of a monitoring system via which the monitor would detect sabotage in the sensor loop (shorting or cutting the sensor loop). -
Page 8: Wiring Of Fermax Meet Relay Module Ref. 1616
2.4 Wiring of FERMAX MEET Relay Module Ref. 1616 To use the actuator control option, a FERMAX MEET Relay Decoder Ref. 1616 must be installed. The connection to the monitor is through the RS-485 connector as shown in the following diagram. -
Page 9: Technical Specifications
3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS • MIO 7” monitor (mm): 210 (An.) × 130 (Al.) × 20 (P) • WIT 7” monitor (mm): 211 (An.) × 132 (Al.) × 20 (P) • MIO 10” monitor (mm): 270 (An.) × 168 (Al.) × 20 (P) •... -
Page 10: Local Programming From The Monitor
4 LOCAL PROGRAMMING FROM THE MONITOR MEET monitors allow the programming of basic configuration parameters (block identification, housing, IP address, etc.) through their own interface and without using a PC, so that it is possible to leave it ready to complete its configuration later via the web browser. All MEET monitors leave the factory with the same default IP address (10.1.1.1). -
Page 11: Basic Configuration Of The Monitor
Once the correct PIN has been entered, the INSTALLATION SETTINGS options will appear: The options available from this section are: Basic monitor configuration (IP addressing, LAN configuration, block, housing, etc.) Configuring the built-in alarm settings. Enable/disable user functions. Installation of third party APPs and other MEET APPs such as Lift Control or actuators. - Page 12 Use the keyboard that will appear on the screen to enter the corresponding programming parameters. MONITOR SETTINGS • BLOCK: Block number of the apartment where the monitor is installed • APARTMENT: Number of the apartment where the monitor is installed •...
- Page 13 • ENABLE: Check this box if the SIP monitor is to be used as a SIP-based terminal. • SIP SERVER: Enter the name or IP of the SIP server • DOMAIN: Enter the domain of the SIP server • STUN IP: Used for the configuration of large installations based on fibre optic links. Check with your network administrator.
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Page 14: Configuring The Alarm Settings
4.3 Configuring the alarm settings Touch the icon to access the configuration parameters of the Alarm Centre incorporated in the monitor, according to the installation carried out. (See section 2.4 Wiring of alarm and doorbell sensors). For each of the alarm zones indicate: •... -
Page 15: Enable/Disable Functions
• MODES: Select the MODES in which you want each of the zones to be active, according to the type of sensor and the installation carried out. • LOOP DETECT: Select this box if you want the system to monitor the status of the sensors every time you select NIGHT or OUT from the HOME mode. -
Page 16: Enable Third Party Apps
4.5 Enable third party APPs If a third party application (APP) has been installed, it must be enabled. Touch the icon to enable a previously installed APP according to the procedure indicated in ANNEX 6.1 Installation of third party applications in this manual. This section is also used to enable or disable applications specific to the MEET monitor (Lift control, message reception, SOS alarm, scene control or actuator control). -
Page 17: Change Installer Pin
Make a note of the new PIN at your convenience. If you lose or forget your PIN, you should contact FERMAX's Technical Department to receive instructions regarding its recovery. All the monitor programming will be lost. -
Page 18: Web Browser Programming
5 WEB BROWSER PROGRAMMING For complete programming of the MEET monitor, access is required through a PC via a web browser. The PC must be connected to the same LAN as the monitor and configured with an IP address in the same range. The MEET monitors’... -
Page 19: Device
The default identification data may have been changed from the local programming of the monitor. 5.1 DEVICE Provides some technical information regarding the equipment, as a reference. FIRMWARE: Version of the installed firmware DEVICE: Block-Apartment No.-Monitor No. MAC: Monitor MAC number ... -
Page 20: Network Configuration
5.3 NETWORK CONFIGURATION Allows the configuration of the different parameters of the LAN network IP: IP address to be assigned to this monitor. MASK: Subnet mask corresponding to the LAN GATEWAY: LAN gateway DNS: : DNS server address. In case of doubt, we recommend using the default value 8.8.8.8. -
Page 21: Ip Camera
5.4 IP CAMERA Designate the IP camera or cameras, accessible on the NETWORK, that will be available for viewing on this monitor. CAMERA No.: Select the number of cameras to be designated, between 0 and 8. The form will be adapted to the number of selected cameras. For each camera selected, indicate: o Name that will appear on the monitors during the display of the camera, for better identification... -
Page 22: Sip
5.5 SIP Use this setting to configure the SIP monitor as a SIP protocol-based terminal in cases where the monitor is to be configured as a terminal associated with a SIP server. The available options are: • ACTIVATE SIP: Check this box if the SIP monitor is to be used as a SIP protocol-based terminal. - Page 23 Indicate the URL or URLs of the devices to which the calls will be forwarded. These URLs must have one of these formats: o sip: nº of username@sip.fermax.com, in case of diversions to mobile using the MEET-ME APP, where username corresponds to the parameter username of the MEET-ME account installed in the mobile.
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Page 24: Actuators
No. OF DOOR OPENERS: Indicate the number of door openers that this monitor will control. (Between 0 and 4). Depending on the number indicated, the monitor screen will display additional door icons when you receive a call. MAIN DOOR ADDITIONAL DOORS NOTE... -
Page 25: Check
2.5. Wiring of FERMAX MEET Relay Module Ref. 1616. 5.8 CHECK Functionality only useful for FERMAX personnel, both during the manufacturing process of the monitor and for the possible case in which some internal repair has to be carried out that involves substantial changes in the hardware of the equipment. -
Page 26: Restore
5.10 RESTORE Use this functionality to remotely reset the monitor, or to return it to factory settings. In both cases it will ask for confirmation. RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS: The monitor will automatically turn off and start up with the factory settings: GENERAL •... -
Page 27: Log Out
5.11 LOG OUT Use this functionality if you want to end your working session with this monitor. The monitor will request access credentials again in the case of new access via web server. -
Page 28: Annexes
The APP to be installed must be previously verified and signed by FERMAX ELECTRONICA. It is not possible to directly install APPs with *.apk format. Contact FERMAX's After-Sales Service in the event that you wish to install a specific APP in a MEET monitor, to verify its viability. -
Page 29: Firmware Updates
The new firmware will be installed and the monitor will automatically restart. NOTES Use MEET System Upgrade Tool V1.2.exe instead of MEET System Upgrade Tool V1.00.exe to upgrade a batch of MEET monitors. Both programs can be downloaded from the FERMAX website. -
Page 30: Regulations And Certification
7 REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATION This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.