Slinex RD-30 User manual

RD-30

Wireless Digital

Video Doorbell

USER’S MANUAL

Revision 02

Congratulations

Safety Precautions

Prior To Use

To reduce the risk of electrical shock and injury, please follow

these basic safety precautions before using the product.

1. Carefully read and observe the instructions in this manual.

2. Follow all warnings marked on the unit.

3. Must set the time and the date when replace batteries.

3. Unplugthis product from the wall outlet before cleaning, then

use a damp cloth to wipe. Do not use liquid or aerosol

cleaners.

4. Do not place objects on the line cord that may cause

damage.

5. Do not place the Outdoor phone near the metal.

6. Pay attention to the polarity of the batteries, insert the

rechargeable batteries in accordance with polarity symbols

(this instruction is found in the installing batteries section.)

7. Keep out of the reach of children.

8. Use only in the described manner.

9. Stop using if it becomes damaged.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Indoor phone

Receiving Frequency Range 2.400 GHz 2.4835 GHz

Monitor 2.4'' Color LCD

Date Rate 2.0 Mbps

Receiving Sensitivity -90dBm

Demodulation Type GFSK/FSK

Resolution 320 240 (RGB)

Transmitting Power 19dBm(TYP)

Power Requirement 3 Ni-MH1.2V,800mAh

Power Consumption 450 mA Max

Operating Temperature -10 40

Operating Humidity 0% 85% RH

Weight 110 g

Size(WXHXD) Handset: 165 5

27mm

Charger : 79 77 42 mm

No. of outdoor phones

supported Max. 4

Item Detail

Technical Specification

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Thank you for choosing our quality product. Please read the

manual carefully before installing your system and follow all of

the directions to ensure proper installation.

Technical Specification

Outdoor phone

Transmit Frequency Range 2.400 GH

2.4835 GHz

Date Rate 2.0 Mbps

Transmitting Power 19d Bm (TYP)

Modulation Type GFSK/FSK

Transmitting Distance Outdo or : 2 00 m, door: 50m

Image Sensor Type 1/4 Color CMOS Image Sensor

Effective Pixels H:320 V:240

Image Processing Motion JPEG

Image Resolution / Frame Rate H:320 V :240 / 25fps

White Balance Auto

Lens 4.3mm / F2.8

Viewing Angle (Diagonal)

Minimum Illumination 1 LUX (without LED illumination)

LED 6 LEDs

Power Requirement

+9 - 12V DC-5% or 2-LR14 (C), 1.5V batteries

Power Consumption 500mA Max (cells),

400mA Max (+12V DC)

Operating Temperature -30 40

Operating Humidity 0% 85% RH

Weight 166 g

Size(W H D) 185 68 50 mm

Item Detail

Supports up to 4 outdoor units

2.4'' (320x240) QVGA LCD display

Video resolution: 320 x 240, with 25pics per second

Wide angle lens and LED for night vision

Long standby doorbell (battery up to 2 years or connect with

DC +9 12V)

Water-proof outdoor station IP55

Microphone and speakerphone

Brightness and talk volume are adjustable

Crystal sound quality

Transmitting distance: with up to 200 m range out of doors

Transmitting distance: with up to 50 m range indoors

Remote door opening (Optional)

DIY installation to save high labor cost

Introduction

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Once you have unpacked your product, make sure that all the

parts shown below are available. If any pieces are missing or

broken, please promptly call your dealer.

Adapter

(7.5V, 300mA)

3 AAA Ni-MH

batteries

Outdoor phone

rear cover

Rain Cover

User' s Manual

Unpacking

Screws

Indoor phone

(Handset)

Indoor phone

(Charger)

Outdoor phone

Engineering Mode

1. Pressand hold the and beneath Menu at the same

time about 5 seconds in standby mode, then the display will

show as follow:

Registration

Cleared !

Delete the Usege Mode

1 8

Unlock Time

1# 5 S

Antenna

(Optional)

3. Then press Up or Down to change the unlock time.

After a set time, press the Save.

Change the Unlock Time

1. Press and hold the and beneath Menu at the

same

time about 5 seconds in stanby mode, then the display will show as

follow:

2. Press Left or Right to select the desired panel.

Layout

Camera

LED light

Microphone

Speaker

Call button

Sensor light

Outdoor Phone

417

Chapter 7: Default Setting

Note:

If you reset the handset to the factory default, all of the

settings will return to the factory default.

The pictures will store in this menu, you can save or delete them.

On the upper left of the picture will display the corresponding

Outdoor phone’s number.

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose , then press

beneath Select.

3.Press Left or Right to browse pictures.

4.If you want to delete the current pictures, use Left or

Right to choose Delete, press the beneath Del.

The display will show Delete?, Press beneath Yes to

confirm. After a beep the LCD shows the next picture.

5.Press beneath Back to return to the previous menu.

Chapter 6: Snap Show

This function allows you to reset the handset settings to the

factory default.

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose , then press

beneath Select.

3.Press Up or Down to choose YES or NO to enable

or disable the function.

4.Press beneath Select to save the settings and return to

the previous menu.

Result: After resetting, the handset will return to standby mode.

Menu Description

Indoor Phone

Indoor Charger

Charge pins

Left Soft key Right Soft key

(Manual Snap)

LCD display

Navigation

key

Power/

End key

Accept key

Unlock key

Microphone

Antenna Locking Switch

Speaker

Battery

compartment

cover

Charging pins

Antenna

Chapter 4: Key Tone

Every time you press a key, your handset acknowledges it with a

key tone. You can disable the key tones for a silent use. In certain

error conditions, a warning tone will sound when an incorrect key

is pressed.

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose ,then press

beneath Select.

3.Press Up or Down to choose On or Off to enable or

disable the function.

4.Press beneath Select to save the settings and return to the

previous menu.

Chapter 5: Snap Setting

This function allows you to set auto snap or not. If the Auto Snap

is selected On, the handset will take pictures automatically during

the conversation or the monitoring.

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose ,then press

beneath Select.

3.Press Up or Down to choose On or Off to enable or

disable the function.

4.Press beneath Select to save the settings and return to the

previous menu.

Menu Description

Note:

Also, you can use Snap key to take photos manually.

The rechargeable Ni-MH batteries (AAA size, 1.2 V, 800 mAh)

come with your phone. Install the batteries before use.

Indoor phone

3. To replace the battery cover, slide the

cover up until it snaps in place.

Reversing the orientation may damage the handset.

The batteries need to be replaced if they do not

recover their full storage capacities after recharging.

When replacing the batteries, always use good

quality Ni-MH re-chargeable batteries. Never use

other batteries or conventional alkaline batteries.

Notes:

Installing Batteries

Insert new batteries as indicated,

matching correct polarity (+,-).

Chapter 2: Volume

Chapter 3: B rightness

This function allows you to adjust the volume (9 levels are

adjustable) during a call.

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose Јthen press

beneath Select.

3.Press Left or Right to select the volume that you like.

Each time you press Left or Right , the handset

sounds with the selected volume.

4.Press beneath Back to save the settings and return to the

previous menu.

Menu Description

This function allows you to adjust the light level (9 levels are

adjustable).

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose Јthen press

beneath Select.

3.Press Left or Right to select the light level that you

like. Each time you press Left or Right , the handset

displays with the selected light level.

4.Press beneath Back to save the settings and return to the

previous menu.

Note:

Also, you can use Left or Right key to adjust the

volume in the standby mode.

Note:

Also, you can use Up or Down key

Outdoor phone

1.Install two C size batteries (not supplied) into the battery

compartment.

2.Drill four screws to fix the battery up.cover

! Important Note: Before initial operation, YOU SHOULD

FULLY CHARGE THE HANDSET for

about 15 hours.

To charge the handset, you should place it on the charger.

Charging Handset

Chapter 1: Date&Time

1.Press beneath Menu to display the main menu items.

2.Press Up or Down to choose , then press

beneath Select.

3.If you want to set the time, you can press Left or Right

to choose the Hour or the Minute, and press the Up

or Down to adjust.

4.If you want to select the date, you can press Left or

Right to choose the Year or the Month or the Date ,

and press the Up or Down to adjust.

5.Press beneath Back to return to the previous menu.

Menu Description

Notes:

The time format is 24-hour format and the date format is

YY-MM-DD.

The Date&Time must be set beforehand to ensure that the

time displayed on the monitoring pictures are correct.

When you replace batteries, you must set the time and the

date again.

The Date&Time setting order is Hour -ЈMinute -ЈYear -

ЈMonth -ЈDate.

Installation Instruction

Indoor phone

Connect the modular end of the AC

power adapter to the power jack of

the charger, then plug the AC adapter

into a standard AC wall outlet.

Outdoor phone

1.Choose a proper location for the outdoor phone. Be sure to

consider the average height of visitors.

2.Align the rain cover and screws with the holes in the wall.

3.Install the outdoor phone into the rain cover. Please refer to

the picture 3 below.

4.Drill a screw to fix and finish the installation.

To AC wall outlet

Align

1234

Away from electrical

appliances, such as a TV,

personal computer or

another cordless phone.

In a HIGH and CENTRAL

location with no

obstructions such as walls

microwave oven and WIFI.

Slide the

antenna locking

switch to

unlocking

position the

receiver

antenna will pop

up to receive

better signal.

Notes:

In the evening, when someone presses the Call button on the

Outdoor phone, all the LED lights will light on.

Light Sensor

Unlocking

During a conversation, to unlock the door, press on the

Outdoor phone.

Operations

Calling Indoor phone

In standby mode, press the Call button on the Outdoor phone.

The corresponding indoor phone rings, and the image of the

visitor appears on the LCD of the indoor phone.

1. If the master does not want to answer, press to cancel

the ringer and the video.

2. After the master press , the will stopindoor phone

ringing. Then the conversation starts.

3. Press to end the conversation.

Notes:

The conversation can be up to 2 minutes. After 2 minutes,

the line will be disconnected automatically.

The monitor process can be up to 5 minutes. After 5

minutes, the indoor phone will quit monitor mode

automatically.

Diagram

1 2

Operations

Monitor

Note:

Both the batteries and the power supply are available, but

not to use them at the same. To support some special

functions, like monitoring, backlight, on the call button and

unlocking, please connect the power supply.

Outdoor Phone

9+ V

The maximum output

current can be 1A.

DC Power

+9 12 V

9+ V

For normal

close lock

DC Power

+9 12 V

For normal

open lock

The maximum output

current can be 1A.

Outdoor Phone

Connection Mode 1

Connection Mode 2

Lock

3.When redisters two or more Outdoor phones, the LCD will display

1#, 2# ...Monitor(Pictures below), and you can press Up or

Down to choose the monitor which you need, then press

beneath Select.

About the monitor function, the LCD wiil automatically display the

corresponding menu according to the registered Outdoor phones.

1. In the standby mode, press beneath Mon.

2. When registers one Outdoor phone. the LCD will display 1#

Outdoor phone.

DC Power for lock

DC Power

for lock

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