Safety Instructions; General Characteristics - Alcad MVC-011 Manuel D'utilisation

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Do not place the equipment where water can drip or splash onto it. Do not place objects
containing liquid, such as glasses, on the equipment. Do not place sources of naked fl ame,
such as burning candles, on the equipment. Do not block the ventilation slots of the equipment
with objects such as newspapers, curtains, etc. When installing the equipment, leave some
free space around it to provide adequate ventilation. Install the equipment in such a way that
the mains supply plug or the connector of the equipment can be easily reached.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

With ALCAD's video door entry system, you will be able to control the entry of outsiders to your
property and identify persons who call. Since this system is equipped with a confi dentiality
feature, only one monitor is active at any given moment, thereby ensuring that conversations
between a dwelling and a caller always remain completely private. The automatic switch-on
system allows you to view the image captured by the camera of the entrance panel without
fi rst having received a call. Automatic switch-on can be useful for security purposes, or when,
for whatever reason, one wishes to establish communication with the entrance panel. As an
additional feature, the monitor keeps an automatic visual record of visitors whose calls are
unanswered. When a call has not been answered, the monitor automatically saves an image
of the person who has made the call. The monitor stores images of missed calls (see page 21).
DESCRIPTION OF VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM MONITOR
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Monitors displaying this symbol on
their handset are equipped with a
magnetic loop system. This makes
it possible to receive the audio
signal on a hearing aid switched to
the "T" position.
2-WIRE VIDEODOOR ENTRY SYSTEM MONITOR
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1. Receiver of the monitor
2. Call volume control
3. Button for opening street door and calling
concierge unit
4. Screen
5. System status indicator
The indicator changes colour depending
on the state of the system (see page 23).
6. Auxiliary button (P1)
Allows you to consult images stored in
memory (see page 22). Also allows you to
enable additional features (see page 20).
7. Auxiliary button (P2)
Allows you to open the settings menu (see
page 23). Also allows you to perform
additional functions (see page 20).
8. Automatic switch-on button
Allows you to activate the automatic switch-
on system (see page 20). Also allows you to
make changes within the menus.
* Multifunction button
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