Description; Main Functions - Bticino Switchboard Installer Manual

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Main functions

Once correctly configured using the TiSwitchboardDevice program, in addition to perfor-
ming the standard functions (door lock release and video monitoring), the switchboard can
also be used to receive and forward audio/video calls, and to manage alarms, both inside the
individual apartments of the 2 wire digital video door entry system, and in common areas.
The unit has a 7" LCD colour display, icon menu, menu navigation keys, and video door entry
system function keys.
The main functions of the switchboard are the following:
• call an apartment handset
• receive calls from Entrance Panels and forward them, if necessary, to the various apartment handsets
• receive standard or alarm calls from the apartments
• control the electrical door locks of the Entrance Panels
• switch the staircase lights on
• activate a relay
• switch on Entrance Panels or a cameras (monitoring)
• cycle through the cameras (surveillance)
The switchboard also provides the following:
• DAY/NIGHT management, with the possibility of only enabling the switchboard functions during
certain time bands (which can also be set by the user);
• a CALL LIST, saving all the unanswered calls received from apartment handsets;
• an HANDSET DIRECTORY and an ENTRANCE PANEL DIRECTORY. Their programming ensures easy
identification of the calling apartment or entrance panel.
INTEGRATIONS
Communication:
From the main menu screen, it is possible to access a range of video door entry system settings and
functions.
The keys also enable the activation of:
DIRECT CALL – intercommunicating call to an apartment handset
ACTIVATION – direct activation of the door lock associated to the entrance panel
DIRECTORY – display of the handset, entrance panel, and switchboard directories.
CAMERA/CYCLICAL SELECTION - direct activation of the camera associated to the entrance panel,
and cycling through the cameras present on the system
HANDSFREE – activation of handsfree mode.
Alarms:
It gives the possibility of receiving and managing alarms from apartment or common areas.
NOTE: The switchboard is unable to manage the calls from riser Entrance Panels "EP" (i.e.
entrance panels installed downstream interface 346851). Calls from riser Entrance Panels
"EP" will therefore always be forwarded directly to the Handsets "IU" (Internal Units).
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