Slinex RD-30 User manual

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RD-30 doorbell

wireless kit

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Attention!

As a result of continuous upgrades and functionality improvements, technical

characteristics of the device can be changed without any preliminary declaration.

This manual can contain some inaccuracy or misprint. The owner reserves the right to

make corrections to the information described in the user manual and device package.

The last revision of this manual is available on www.slinex.com

Safety instructions

Read and keep that manual.

The device installation process should be carried out by the qulied specialists.

Use the device from –10 ˚C to +55 ˚C, always keep it within that temperature range.

Installation surface should be free from vibration and impact inuence.

Keep this device far from open sources of heat, such as radiators, heaters, and ovens.

The device can be installed near other electronic equipment in case if the temperature of the environment

does not exceed previously mentioned range.

The device should be protected from the direct inuence of the natural phenomena, such as direct sunlight,

rain or snow.

Don’t use aggressive or abradant detergent for the device surface cleaning.

Use soft wet cloth or tissue to remove strong dirt.

Don’t overpower outlets. It can cause re or electric shock.

Nature protection

Don’t throw away the device with other industrial or nutritive trash if you see that

symbol. Some regions have separation and recycling systems for the electronic

equipment. Connect with local authorities to receive information about recycling of

electronic equipment for your region.

Rights and limitation of liability

languages or reproduced in any way including electronic or mechanical.

Document recording and copying is strictly denied without owner permission.

Table of contents

1. Package ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Specication ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 Outdoor panel specication ................................................................................................................................3

2.2 Handset specication ............................................................................................................................................. 4

3. Description................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

4. Battery installation .................................................................................................................................................................... 6

5. Charging device operation.....................................................................................................................................................7

6. Schematic diagrams ................................................................................................................................................................. 7

7. Installation.................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

8. Handset turning on/o............................................................................................................................................................ 9

9. Operation....................................................................................................................................................................................10

9.1 Incoming call ...........................................................................................................................................................10

9.2 Outdoor panel monitoring.................................................................................................................................11

10. Handset settings....................................................................................................................................................................11

10.1 Settings navigation.............................................................................................................................................11

10.2 Settings menu structure ...................................................................................................................................12

11. Taking snapshots...................................................................................................................................................................14

12. Snapshots playback..............................................................................................................................................................14

13. Engineering mode ................................................................................................................................................................15

13.1 Outdoor panel registration..............................................................................................................................15

13.2 Energy saving mode...........................................................................................................................................15

14. Connection quality...............................................................................................................................................................16

15. Limited Warranty...................................................................................................................................................................17

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Frequency

Camera sensor type

Sensor resolution

Codec

View angle (diagonal)

Night backlight

Power adapter

Battery

Working mode power consumption

Lock relay current

Mounting type

Dimensions

Working temperature

2.4000 - 2.4835 GHz

СMOS

640х480 pixels

H.264

120˚

white LED’s − 6 pcs.

12 V, 500 mA (optional)

LR14 C (1.5 V) - 2 pcs.

6 W

1А

Surface mount

105×167×50 mm (4.1×6.6×2.0“)

–20 ... +55 ˚C (–4...131 ˚F)

Screen

Screen resolution

Transmitting power

Outdoor panels quantity supported

Charging power adapter

Battery

Handset dimensions

Charging device dimensions

Working temperature

2.4” color TFT

320х240 pixels

19 dBm

2 pcs.

12 V, 500 mA

BL-5C, 3.7 V, 1100 mAh (lithium battery)

53×188×26 mm (2.1×7.4×1.0“)

80×95×104 mm (3.1×3.7×4.1“)

–10 ... +40 ˚C (14 ... +104 ˚F)

2.2 Handset specication

1. Package

Outdoor panel − 1 pc.

Outdoor panel mounting bracket − 1 pc.

Outdoor panel caps and screws − 1 kit (2 caps)

Outdoor panel power supply − 1 pc.

Handset − 1 pc.

Handset charging device − 1 pc.

Power supply for charging device − 1 pc.

Handset battery − 1 pc.

Screws and anchors − 1 kit

User manual − 1 pc.

2. Specication

2.1 Outdoor panel specication

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167 mm (6.6“)

188 mm (7.4“)

105 mm (4.1“)

53 mm (2.1“)

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3. Description

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Light sensor

Microphone

Camera

Call button

Speaker

Battery

compartment

cover

Night backlight

Display

Navigation button

Right program button

«View» / «Take snapshot» button

«Power» / «Hang on» / «Exit» button

Left program button

«Answer» button

«Open lock» button / charging

indicator

Microphone

Charging

device

contacts

4. Battery installation

Handset battery included into doorbell kit. Slide o battery compartment cover, remove protection lm on

the battery contacts and install it into battery compartment (pay attention on battery polarity while

installation). Attach battery compartment power back to the handset and turn on the power by holding

«Power» button.

Outdoor panel can be powered from the battery or from the external power supply 12V, 500mA (optional)*.

In case of battery power, install two type C 1.5V batteries into outdoor panel battery compartment (pay

attention on batteries polarity while installation) . Attach battery compartment cover and x it by the screw

from the kit.

In case of using external 12V, 500mA power supply, connect two wires from the power supply to the

outdoor panel connector taking into consideration wires polarity.

Battery

Protection lm

Battery compartment

Battery compartment cover

Battery

Battery compartment cover

Screw

Note:

* Don’t use batteries and external power supply simultaneously to power outdoor panel. It can cause

damage to the system. In case of outdoor panel battery power, manual image monitoring will be disabled

in terms of energy saving. To enable manual monitoring you should disable energy saving mode.

Instructions on how to do that you can nd on page 15.

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5. Charging device operation

Power supply socket situated on the bottom side of the charging device. Connect power supply from the kit

to the charging device then connect it to the socket and put the handset to the charging device cup.

Fully charge the battery before the rst use.

6. Schematic diagrams

Diagram 1. Outdoor panel and electromechanical lock connection.

7. Installation

1) After all wires have been connected, t them into the groove, install the cap and x it by four screws

from the kit.

(+)

(–)

Electromechanical

lock Lock power

supply

Outdoor panel

Power supply

12V, 500mА

Reserve 12V

battery

+9..12V

Ground

Battery

COM.

N.O.

N.C.

Exit button

–

Diagram 2. Outdoor panel and electromagnetic lock connection.

(+)

(–)

Exit

button

–

Electromagnetic

lock Lock power

supply

Outdoor panel

Power supply

12V, 500mА

Reserve 12V

battery

+9..12V

Ground

Battery

COM.

N.O.

N.C.

Exit button

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2) Take the surface mount bracket from the kit and place it 150-160 cm (5 ft.) up from the oor line.

3) Mark and drill two holes in the wall 60mm (2,36”) from each other horizontally.

4) Take two wall anchors from the kit and hammer them into the drilled holes.

5) Fix surface mount bracket on the wall by two screws from the kit.

6) Connect all communication wires and x the door panel inside the surface mount bracket by the screw

from the down side.

8. Handset turning on/o

Press and hold button to turn on the handset.

After turning on the handset next image will appear on the screen:

Press and hold button any time in active mode to turn o the handset.

When battery power is low, the icon will appear on the screen and you will hear warning sound.

After that handset will be turned o and it needs to be charged.

9. Operation

9.1 Incoming call

Standby mode

Visitor presses

call button on the

outdoor panel

Melody is ringing on the

handset and outdoor panel,

image from the outdoor panel

appears on the handset screen

Press «Answer» button

to start conversation

with the visitor

Press «Hang up» button

to stop conversation or

incoming call

Melody stops ringing and

conversation starts,

talking time is 50 seconds

Press «Unlock» button to

open lock, connected to

the outdoor panel

Notes:

1) Monitor will be automatically switched into standby mode if the user doesn’t answer incoming call

during 15 seconds (default value);

2) Image and sound from the outdoor panel will be disabled after the moment user presses button.

15:36

Menu Mon

Select Back

Volume

Ring Time (s)

Unlock Time (s)

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9.2 Outdoor panel monitoring

Press any key to activate handset screen.

Then press «Mon» key which matches right

program key on the handset main screen.

10. Handset settings

10.1 Settings navigation

Press any key to activate handset screen. Left and right bottom keys on the screen matches left and right

program buttons on the handset keyboard (see schematic diagram on page 5).

Press left program key on handset keyboard to enter main settings menu.

Use and buttons to move through the menu.

Use button to select current sub menu.

Use button to exit current screen.

Use and buttons to change current parameter value.

10.2 Settings menu structure

Handset menu has the following structure:

Select Back

Brightness

– +

Select

Back

Main menu

1st page

Main menu

2nd page

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Standby mode

Press «Unlock» button to

open lock connected to

the outdoor panel

Press «Answer» button

to start conversation

with the visitor

Press «Hang up» button

to stop monitoring or

conversation

Monitor will display

the image from the

outdoor panel

(monitoring time – 45 seconds)

Mon

Select Back

Talking Volume

Ringing Volume

Ringing Time

15s

Select Back

Clock

Date

Select Back

Key Tone

OFF

Select Back

Auto Snap

OFF

Select Back

Ring Tone

Ring Tone 1#

Ring Tone 2#

Ring Tone 3#

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Handset rmware version

Outdoor panel registration number

Outdoor panel rmware version

С: 1.2 20170223

R: 1.2 20170110

----------1#--------

С: 1.2 20170328

R: 1.1 20161011

M: 1.1 20161125

12. Snapshots playback

Enter «Snap Show» menu on the 2nd page of settings menu. На экране отобразится меню просмотра

фотографий:

11. Taking snapshots

Enter «Snap Set» menu on the 2nd page of settings menu. If «Auto snap»

function is on, then every time somebody calls the outdoor pnel, handset

makes automatic snapshot. Also snapshot can be made manually by

pressing right program key while manual image monitoring or

talking with the visitor.

Use and navigation keys to move through the snapshots list.

Press left program key to delete current snapshot then press left program key again to confirm

operation or press right program key to cancel.

Press key to delete all snapshots then press left program key to confirm operation or press

right program key to cancel.

Press right program key to exit from snapshots playback mode.

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Main menu

3rd page Main menu

4th page

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13. Engineering mode

13.1 Outdoor panel registration

Two outdoor panels can be connected to one handset. Every outdoor

panel should be registered on the handset. Registration steps are as

follows:

1. Using screwdriver press and hold «register» button on the back of

outdoor panel during 3 seconds until you will hear sound signal and

call button backlight starts blinking.

2. Enter «Register» menu on the 3rd page of handset settings then

choose channel number which outdoor panel will be connected to,

using and buttons. Then press left program key

to start rigistration proccess. You will hear sound signal and green sign

near chanel number will appear. It means that outdoor panel was

successfully registered on the handset.

If you want to delete registered outdoor panel from the handset

memory, choose chanel number in «Register» menu and press left

program key then press left program key again to confirm

operation or press right program key to cancel. .

13.2 Energy saving mode

While using batteries to power up outdoor panel, energy sving mode is enabled by default. It means that

user can’t monitor image from the outdoor panel in order to save the battery power. In that mode user can

monitor the image from outdoor panel only during incoming call.

In order to disable energy saving mode and enable manual monitoring enter into register mode like it is

described in paragraph 13.1, step 1. Then again press and hold «register» button on the back of outdoor

panel during 3 seconds until you will hear triple sound signal. It means that energy saving mode has been

disabled.

If you want to enable energy saving mode again, please follow the same steps as for disabling that mode

described above.

14. Connection quality .

Since working frequency of that product is 2.4GHz, wireless signal has poor penetration through dierent

obstacles. In order to ensure smooth communication please note the following:

1) Do not install outdoor panel on metallic doors or details that contains metall in their structure. Try

to reduce obstacles quantity between outdoor panel and indoor handset. Every obstacle on the

way absorbs signal intensity. On the picture below you can nd average signal penetration value

through the walls made of dierent materials:

Try to reduce walls quantity on the way from outdoor panel to the indoor handset;

2) Do not install outdoor panel or indoor handset near devices of the same frequency, such as router,

bluetooth or micro wave oven in order to avoid causing the interference and shortening of

communication range.

W o od ,

P la ster

B rick,

C o m po s i te M ater

ial

Rei n fo rce d

C o nc r et e

M eta l,

M etal N e

Wooden

wall

Brick

wall

Reinforced

concrete

wall

Metallic

wall or net

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15. Limited warranty

Manufacturer guarantees product normal functioning during the warranty period if the user keeps all safety

instructions described in that manual.

Warranty period is 12 months from the moment of the product purchasing (warranty period could be

extended up to 24 months or more, depending on the local regulations).

Warranty period allows user to make guarantee repair in cases when normal functioning of the product was

violated by the fault of manufacturer and the user haven’t oend transporting, installation and working

conditions.

This limited warranty does not cover any damage to the product that results from improper installation,

accident, abuse, misuse, natural disaster, insucient or excessive electrical supply, abnormal mechanical or

environmental conditions, or any unauthorized disassembly, repair or modication.

Warranty void in such cases:

• the product was damaged by the fault of the customer;

• the product wasn’t properly installed according reccomendations from the manual;

• the sticker on the backside of the product was broken;

• the product was not used for its intended function.

This limited warranty covers only repair, replacement, refund or credit for defective products, as provided

above. Manufacturer is not liable for, and does not cover under warranty, any damages or losses of any kind

whatsoever resulting from loss of, damage to, or corruption of, content or data or any costs associated with

determining the source of system problems or removing, servicing or installing products. This warranty

excludes third party software, connected equipment or stored data. Manufacturer is therefore not liable for

any losses or damage attributable to third party software, connected equipment or stored data.

In the event a product has been discontinued, manufacturer shall either repair the product, oer to replace

it with a comparable product or provide a refund at the lesser of the purchase price or the product’s current

value.

Repaired or replacement products will continue to be covered by this limited warranty for the remainder of

the original warranty term.

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