Summary of Contents for Smart I smartentry
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Page 1: User Manual
Wireless Video Doorphone User Manual Designed & Engineered Version 1.2 in the United Kingdom... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Precautions ................... 1. Product Overview ................1.1. Product Features ..............1.2. Contents ................1.3. Inserting the Battery .............. 2. Using the smartentry ................ 2.1. Indoor Handset Monitor ............2.2. Outdoor Camera ..............3. General Use ..................3.1. Observation View .............. -
Page 3: Precautions
Safety Instructions 1. Please install your system according to this manual to avoid any malfunctions or damage. 2. Never open the smartentry, please contact your installer or place of purchase in the event of product malfunction. 3. Place the handset in a dust free, dry and well ventilated room and avoid direct sunlight. -
Page 4: Product Overview
USB Mini B Cable to Fly Lead (for Charging Station) (for Outdoor Unit) 1.3 Inserting the Battery Hand Set 1. Turn the smartentry unit around. 2. Place your finger over the arrow. Push the back panel in and then slide down to open. - Page 5 3. Locate the battery at the bottom of 4. Insert the battery with contacts facing the charging station. the top and insert at an angle (shown above) and push in. When inserted, put the back panel back onto the handset. Charging Station 1.
- Page 6 1. Locate the mounting plate. Then, mark 2. Fix the mounting plate on the wall and out the holes to attach the unit and also a attached door entry camera to the centre hole where cables will run through. mounting plate using the screws provided. How to change the battery on the Outdoor Camera 1.
- Page 7 3. Slide the battery box out of the unit. 4. To re-insert the battery or a new one, slide the battery back into the unit and then lock the base of the unit using the allen key. Outside Camera Connection Guide Input: Input: AC90-264V 50/60Hz...
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Page 8: Using The Smartentry
2. Using the smartentry 2.1 Indoor Handset Monitor 6. Antenna 1. Speaker 7. 2.5” Screen 2. Power On 3. Indicator Lamp 8. Preview 4. Monitor 9. Unlock 5. MIC 10. Charger Base Handset Button Descriptions On/Off/Call/Confirm 1. Answer the call of a visitor or end a conversation. -
Page 9: Outdoor Camera
Handset Indicator Description Standby: Blue light will flash every 4 seconds Low Power: Blue light will flash every second. Charging: Red light will flash every 4 seconds. The screen displays the battery charging symbol. Full Power: Red light is on constant, the screen will display the battery full symbol. Low Power of outdoor monitor: Screen will display ‘OUT LOW POWER’. -
Page 10: General Use
3. General Use 1. When a visitor presses the outside doorbell, the internal handset will ring. 2. When the handset is ringing, press the button to answer the call within 40 seconds. If the call is not answered, the unit will make one beep sound and save the visitor image. The maximum talk time, if answered, is 120 seconds. -
Page 11: Pairing Handset & Door Bell
3.4 Pairing Handset & Door Bell The SMARTENTRY system has been setup and paired for you. However, should you purchase any additional handsets or monitors or need to pair them again, please follow the steps below. Clear Pairing Code (Handset) 1. -
Page 12: Adding Multiple Units
Match Codes 1. Firstly, press the button on the handset to enter the main menu. 2. Press the buttons to go to the match code menu. Then press the to confirm the ‘Match Code’. 3. Press and hold the ‘clear code’ button of the outdoor camera unit. Press for around 5 seconds until the unit beeps twice. -
Page 13: Specifications
4. Specifications smartentry (Indoor Monitor) Specifications 5V 1000mA External Power 3.7V 1400mA Li-ion Battery Power Shutdown Current 200UA Average Working Current 260mA Standby Current 4-8mA USB 5V (External Power) Working Voltage 3.7V-4.2V (Li-ion battery power) Transmission Power 18-20dBm Receive Sensitivity... - Page 14 (Outdoor Camera) Specifications 5V 1000mA External Power 3.7V 1400mA Li-ion Battery Power Shutdown Current Average Working Current 340mA 15-18mA (External Power) Standby Current 0mA (Li-ion battery power) DC 5V (External Power) Working Voltage 3.7V-4.2V (Li-ion battery power) Transmission Power...
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Page 15: Troubleshooting
We also recommend you to test the system before deciding your final installation position It is important to test the wireless coverage on site before installing the smartentry. Please see the following page for some examples of materials how they affect the wireless... - Page 16 Plasterboard & Wood Brick 10-30% signal reduction 30-50% signal reduction Concrete & Building Blocks Metal & Metal Cladding 50-70% signal reduction 70-90% signal reduction PLEASE NOTE: Before mounting any piece of the smartentry, please test the unit.
- Page 17 Manufactured for: Smart-i, Unit 2 Valley Point, Beddington Farm Road, Croydon Surrey CR0 4WP Designed & Engineered in the United Kingdom...
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