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Product Type Video Doorbell
Brand Panasonic
Model VL-VM902EX
Dimensions (approx.) 10.5 x 5.0 x 3.5 cm
Weight 180 g
Power Supply 12-24 V AC/DC
Camera Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels
Field of View 160° diagonal
Night Vision IR LEDs up to 5 m
Audio Two-way audio with echo cancellation
Motion Detection PIR sensor with adjustable sensitivity
Connectivity Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz
App Support Panasonic Home Monitoring app
Storage Cloud recording (subscription) or microSD card (up to 32 GB)
Weather Resistance IP55 rated
Operating Temperature -10°C to 50°C
Maintenance Clean with soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemicals
Safety Overvoltage protection; tamper alarm
Spare Parts / Repairability Contact Panasonic support for replacement parts
Additional Features Night vision, motion alerts, two-way talk, live view

Frequently Asked Questions - VL-VM902EX PANASONIC

How do I install the Panasonic VL-VM902EX doorbell?
Installation involves mounting the doorbell unit at the desired location, connecting to existing doorbell wiring (12-24V AC/DC), and following the app setup for Wi-Fi connection. Ensure the power is off before wiring.
What app do I need to use for the VL-VM902EX?
Download the Panasonic Home Monitoring app from the App Store or Google Play. Create an account and follow the in-app instructions to pair the doorbell.
Can I view the doorbell camera on my smartphone?
Yes, the doorbell streams live video to your smartphone via the Panasonic Home Monitoring app. You can also receive motion and doorbell press notifications.
Is the doorbell weatherproof?
Yes, the VL-VM902EX has an IP55 rating, making it resistant to dust and water jets from any direction.
How does night vision work?
The doorbell uses infrared LEDs to provide clear night vision up to 5 meters in complete darkness. The camera automatically switches to night mode when ambient light is low.
What should I do if the doorbell is not connecting to Wi-Fi?
Ensure your Wi-Fi is on the 2.4 GHz band and within range. Reset the doorbell by pressing the reset button for 10 seconds. Re-pair it via the app. Check for interference from other devices.
Can I record videos from the doorbell?
Yes, you can record videos by enabling cloud recording (subscription required) or by inserting a microSD card (up to 32 GB, not included) into the doorbell unit for local storage.
How do I clean and maintain the doorbell?
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the camera lens and surface. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or water pressure. Regularly check for firmware updates in the app.
What is the field of view of the camera?
The camera has a 160° diagonal field of view, providing a wide-angle view of your doorstep area.
How do I reset the doorbell to factory settings?
Locate the reset button (usually on the back or bottom). Press and hold it for about 10 seconds until the LED flashes rapidly. The doorbell will restart and all settings will be cleared.

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USER MANUAL VL-VM902EX PANASONIC

Video Intercom System — Lobby station/Distributor

Model No. VL-VM series / VL-VM701

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Model No. VL-VM series / VL-VM701 - 1

natural_image Front view of a modern office or server unit with multiple display panels (no visible text or symbols)

Lobby station (16 call buttons)

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Model No. VL-VM series / VL-VM701 - 2

natural_image Front view of a modern mobile phone interface with control panel and buttons (no visible text or symbols)

Lobby station (8 call buttons)

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Model No. VL-VM series / VL-VM701 - 3

natural_image Pure electrical circuit lines without any symbols

Distributor (VL-VM701)*1

Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic product.

Please follow all instructions in this document and save it for future reference.

Carefully read the information found in the section titled "Important safety information" of the "Important Information" leaflet (supplied separately) in particular.

*1 In India, VL-VM701 is not sold and bus wiring is not available.

- The product is not compatible with HAC (Hearing Aid Compatibility).

This system is an auxiliary system; it is not designed to provide complete protection from property loss. Panasonic will not be held responsible in the event that property loss occurs while this system is in operation.

Note to the installer

  • Please read this document carefully, and install the product safety and correctly by following the instructions.
  • This document explains the following items.
    – System configuration (star wiring and bus wiring)
    – Wiring connections (star wiring and bus wiring)
    – DIP switch settings (lobby station and distributor DIP switches)

How to get documentation

- For detailed information, such as lobby station components, included items, power supply unit connections, module assembly, and lobby station connections, download and refer to the Installation and Operating Instructions.

https://panasonic.net/cns/pcc/support/intercom/vl-vm

1.1 System configuration

1.1.1 Star wiring example

Example: 32 call buttons on the lobby station

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Star wiring example - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    subgraph_Client_1["Client 1"]
        A1["#1"] --> B1["#2"]
        A2["#3"] --> B2["#4"]
        A3["#13"] --> B3["#14"]
        A4["#15"] --> B4["#16"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_2["Client 2"]
        B5["#18"] --> C5["#20"]
        B6["#29"] --> C6["#30"]
        B7["#31"] --> C7["#32"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_3["Client 3"]
        C8["#17"] --> D8["#18"]
        C9["#19"] --> D9["#20"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_4["Client 4"]
        D1["#4"] --> E1["Device"]
        D2["#2"] --> E2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_5["Client 5"]
        E3["#3"] --> F1["Device"]
        E4["#4"] --> F2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_6["Client 6"]
        F3["#5"] --> G1["Device"]
        F4["#6"] --> G2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_7["Client 7"]
        G5["#7"] --> H1["Device"]
        G6["#8"] --> H2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_8["Client 8"]
        H3["#9"] --> I1["Device"]
        H4["#10"] --> I2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_9["Client 9"]
        I3["#11"] --> J1["Device"]
        I4["#12"] --> J2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_10["Client 10"]
        J3["#13"] --> K1["Device"]
        J4["#14"] --> K2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_11["Client 11"]
        K5["#15"] --> L1["Device"]
        K6["#16"] --> L2["Device"]
    end
    subgraph_Client_12["Client 12"]
        L3["#17"] --> M1["Device"]
        L4["#18"] --> M2["Device"]
    end

1.1.2 Bus wiring example

Example 1: 16 call buttons on the lobby station

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Bus wiring example - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    A["①"] --> B["②"]
    A --> C["③"]
    A --> D["④"]
    B --> E["#1"]
    B --> F["#2"]
    B --> G["#3"]
    B --> H["#4"]
    C --> I["#1"]
    C --> J["#2"]
    C --> K["#3"]
    C --> L["#4"]
    D --> M["⑦"]
    D --> N["⑧"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

1.1.3 Bus wiring example

Example 2: 32 call buttons on the lobby station/6 lobby stations

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Bus wiring example - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    subgraph Group1
        A1["Device ②"] --> B1["Device ③"]
        A2["Device ④"] --> B2["Device ⑤"]
        A3["Device ③"] --> B3["Device ④"]
        A4["Device ③"] --> B4["Device ⑤"]
        A5["Device ③"] --> B5["Device ④"]
        A6["Device ③"] --> B6["Device ⑤"]
        A7["Device ③"] --> B7["Device ④"]
        A8["Device ③"] --> B8["Device ⑤"]
        A9["Device ③"] --> B9["Device ⑥"]
    end

    subgraph Group2
        A10["Device ②"] --> B10["Device ③"]
        A11["Device ③"] --> B11["Device ⑤"]
        A12["Device ③"] --> B12["Device ④"]
        A13["Device ③"] --> B13["Device ⑤"]
        A14["Device ③"] --> B14["Device ④"]
        A15["Device ③"] --> B15["Device ⑤"]
        A16["Device ③"] --> B16["Device ④"]
        A17["Device ③"] --> B17["Device ⑤"]
        A18["Device ③"] --> B18["Device ④"]
        A19["Device ③"] --> B19["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group3
        A20["Device ②"] --> B20["Device ③"]
        A21["Device ③"] --> B21["Device ⑤"]
        A22["Device ③"] --> B22["Device ④"]
        A23["Device ③"] --> B23["Device ⑤"]
        A24["Device ③"] --> B24["Device ④"]
        A25["Device ③"] --> B25["Device ⑤"]
        A26["Device ③"] --> B26["Device ④"]
        A27["Device ③"] --> B27["Device ⑤"]
        A28["Device ③"] --> B28["Device ④"]
        A29["Device ③"] --> B29["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group4
        A30["Device ②"] --> B30["Device ③"]
        A31["Device ③"] --> B31["Device ⑤"]
        A32["Device ③"] --> B32["Device ④"]
        A33["Device ③"] --> B33["Device ⑤"]
        A34["Device ③"] --> B34["Device ④"]
        A35["Device ③"] --> B35["Device ⑤"]
        A36["Device ③"] --> B36["Device ④"]
        A37["Device ③"] --> B37["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group5
        A38["Device ②"] --> B38["Device ③"]
        A39["Device ③"] --> B39["Device ⑤"]
        A40["Device ③"] --> B40["Device ④"]
        A41["Device ③"] --> B41["Device ⑤"]
        A42["Device ③"] --> B42["Device ④"]
        A43["Device ③"] --> B43["Device ⑤"]
        A44["Device ③"] --> B44["Device ④"]
        A45["Device ③"] --> B45["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group6
        A46["Device ②"] --> B46["Device ③"]
        A47["Device ③"] --> B47["Device ⑤"]
        A48["Device ③"] --> B48["Device ④"]
        A49["Device ③"] --> B49["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group7
        A49["Device ②"] --> B49["Device ③"]
        A50["Device ③"] --> B50["Device ⑤"]
        A51["Device ③"] --> B51["Device ④"]
        A52["Device ③"] --> B52["Device ⑤"]
    end

    subgraph Group8
        A53["Device ②"] --> B53["Device ③"]
        A54["Device ③"] --> B54["Device ⑤"]
        A55["Device ③"] --> B55["Device ④"]
        A56["Device ③"] --> B56["Device ⑤"]
    end

1.1.4 System devices

No. Item Star wiring Bus wiring
1Lobby station (VL-VM series) Up to 1Up to 6
2Main monitor*1, *2Up to 32 (depending on the composition of the lobby station's modules)
3Power supply unit (VL-PS240) Thenumber of required power supply units differs depending on the number of devices used.
4Power supply unit (VL-PS2410)The number of required power supply units differs depending on the number of devices used.
5Distributor (VL-VM701) – Up to 8
6Extension box (VL-V703) – Up to 1
7K-IN connection device (example: access controller and/or open door sensor, etc.)Up to 2 Up to 2
8Electric lock 1 per lobby station 1 perlobby station

*1 Refer to the installation and power supply unit information in the Installation and Operating Instructions on the Panasonic Web site.

*2 VL-MV10 and VL-MWD501 support door bells. For VL-MWD501, a sound is played when the door bell is pressed, but "Doorphone unavailable" is displayed on the screen (this is normal).

2.1 Wiring Connections

2.1.1 Wiring schematics

Note:

  • Refer to the power supply unit information in the Installation and Operating Instructions on the Panasonic Web site for information about connections for power supply units.
  • See "3.1.1 Lobby station DIP switch settings" for information about lobby station DIP switch settings.
  • See "3.1.2 Distributor DIP switch settings" for information about distributor DIP switches when using bus wiring.
  • Insert the wires fully into the connection terminals. After inserting the wires, pull slightly on each wire to make sure it is firmly connected.

2.1.1.1 Star wiring example

Maximum number of devices

  • Lobby station: up to 1
  • Main monitor: up to 32 (depending on the composition of the lobby station's modules)

Important:

- When using star wiring, do not connect wires from main monitors to L1 and L2.

- Wiring is non-polarised.

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Important: - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    A["Main monitor"] --> B["24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT"]
    B --> C["To AC power outlet"]
    C --> D["Lobby station"]
    D --> E["12 V AC / DC Power supply"]
    E --> F["Open door sensor (input)"]
    F --> G["Electric lock (output)"]
    G --> H["DIP SW"]
    H --> I["K-OUT NC COM/VC"]
    H --> J["K-IN1/K-IN2 C1C2C1C2 L1 L2"]
    H --> K["DC IN"]
    K --> L["ON"]
    L --> M["OFF"]
    M --> N["Access controller (input)"]
    N --> O["#1"]
    O --> P["D1 D2 IN1 OUT1 OUT2"]
    O --> Q["#3"]
    Q --> R["D1 D2 IN1 OUT1 OUT2"]
    Q --> S["#15"]
    S --> T["#11"]
    T --> U["#13"]
    U --> V["#14"]
    V --> W["#16"]
    W --> X["#12"]
    X --> Y["#8"]
    Y --> Z["#6"]
    Z --> AA["#1"]
    AA --> AB["#5"]
    AB --> AC["#7"]
    AC --> AD["#9"]
    AD --> AE["#10"]
    AE --> AF["#12"]
    AF --> AG["#14"]
    AG --> AH["#16"]

2.1.1.2 Bus wiring examples

Maximum number of devices

  • Lobby station: up to 6
  • Main monitor: up to 32 (depending on the composition of the lobby station 's modules)
  • Distributor: up to 8
  • Extension box: up to 1 (required when expanding the lobby stations)

Using the distributor

Important:

  • When using bus wiring, do not connect wires from main monitors to the terminals on the rear of the lobby station's button modules.
  • Wiring is non-polarised.

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Important: - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    A["Electric lock (output)"] --> B["12 V AC / DC Power supply"]
    C["Open door sensor (input)"] --> B
    B --> D["Lobby station"]
    D --> E["24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT"]
    E --> F["To AC power outlet"]
    D --> G["Access controller (input)"]
    H["From lobby station"] --> I["Distributor #1"]
    I --> J["Main monitor #1"]
    J --> K["#1"]
    J --> L["#2"]
    J --> M["#3"]
    J --> N["#4"]
    O["To 3rd distributor"] --> P["Distributor #2"]
    P --> Q["#5"]
    P --> R["#6"]
    P --> S["#7"]
    P --> T["#8"]
    U["24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT*1"] --> V["To AC power outlet"]
    W["24 V DC Power supply unit"] --> X["Main monitor #1"]
    X --> Y["#1"]
    X --> Z["#2"]
    X --> AA["#3"]
    X --> AB["#4"]

*1 : From 24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT

Using the extension box and distributor

Important:

  • When using bus wiring, do not connect wires from main monitors to the terminals on the rear of the lobby station's button modules.
  • When connecting to an extension box:

-Set all DIP switches of the extension box (VL-V703) to off.
-Do not connect wires to connectors 2 to 4 for the V700/VM701 on the extension box (VL-V703).
—Cannot monitor from the main monitor.

Set DIP switch "8" for the lobby station to the "on" position (prohibits monitoring).

See "3.1.1 Lobby station DIP switch settings".

- Wiring is non-polarised.

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Important: - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    A["Lobby station"] --> B["12 V AC / DC Power supply"]
    B --> C["Electric lock (output)"]
    C --> D["12 V AC / DC Power supply"]
    D --> E["Open door sensor (input)"]
    E --> F["DIP SW"]
    F --> G["24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT"]
    G --> H["To AC power outlet"]
    H --> I["Access controller (input)"]
    I --> J["Extension box"]
    J --> K["TO AC power outlet"]
    K --> L["POWER SUPPLY UNIT"]
    L --> M["DC IN"]

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Important: - 2

flowchart
graph TD
    subgraph Top_Distributor
        A["To 3rd distributor"] --> B["Distributor #2"]
        B --> C["#5"]
        B --> D["#6"]
        B --> E["#7"]
        B --> F["#8"]
    end

    subgraph Middle_Distributor
        G["From extension box"] --> H["24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT*1"]
        H --> I["To AC power outlet"]
    end

    subgraph Bottom_Distributor
        J["Main monitor #1"] --> K["#2"]
        J --> L["#3"]
        J --> M["#4"]
        J --> N["#5"]
        J --> O["#6"]
        J --> P["#7"]
        J --> Q["#8"]
    end

    A --> B
    H --> J
    B --> C
    B --> D
    B --> E
    B --> F
    B --> G
    B --> H
    B --> I
    B --> J
    B --> K
    B --> L
    B --> M
    B --> N
    B --> O
    B --> P
    B --> Q
    B --> R["Out1"]
    B --> S["OUT2"]
    style Top_Distributor fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Middle_Distributor fill:#bbf,stroke:#333
    style Bottom_Distributor fill:#bfb,stroke:#333

*1 : From 24 V DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT

2.1.2 Wire type and maximum wire length

Wiring run Wire diameter Max. length
Star wiringLobby station Main monitor0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 100 m
1.2 mm (17 AWG)approx. 200 m
Power supply unit(VL-PS240) Lobby station0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 10 m
2 mm (12 AWG)approx. 20 m
Power supply unit(VL-PS2410) Lobby station0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 50 m
2 mm (12 AWG)approx. 100 m
Bus wiringLobby station DistributorThe farthest distributor0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 100 m
1.2 mm (17 AWG)approx. 200 m
Distributor*1 Main monitor*20.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 100 m
1.2 mm (17 AWG)approx. 200 m
Power supply unit(VL-PS240) Lobby station0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 10 m
2 mm ( 12 AWG)approx. 20 m
Power supply unit(VL-PS2410) Lobby station0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 50 m
2 mm (12 AWG)approx. 100 m
Power supply unit(VL-PS240)Power supply unit(VL-PS2410) Distributor0.65 mm (22 AWG)approx. 10 m
2 mm (12 AWG)approx. 20 m
Power supply unit AC power source1.2 mm (17 AWG)No requirement
2 mm (12 AWG)
Lobby station Electric lockK-IN connection device(example: access controller and/or open door sensor, etc.)0.5 mm (24 AWG)according to specification of connected device.
1.2 mm (17 AWG)

*1 Distributor connected to a power supply unit (when using VL-MV10 main monitors)
*2 The farthest main monitor (when using VL-MV10 main monitors)

Note the following when selecting wiring

  • Use 2-conductor (solid copper) wiring with a PE (polyethylene)-insulated PVC jacket. Mid-capacitance, non-shielded cable is recommended.
  • A certified power supply wiring has to be used with this equipment. The relevant national installation and/or equipment regulations shall be considered. A certified power supply wiring not lighter than ordinary polyvinyl chloride flexible wiring according to IEC 60227 shall be used.
  • When an extension box is connected, the maximum wire length from the lobby station to the distributor does not change.

3.1 DIP switch settings

3.1.1 Lobby station DIP switch settings

The following lobby station DIP switch settings are required when installing the lobby station.

DIP SW ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Item SettingDIP switch ItemSetting DIP switch
Wiring methodStar wiringONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 2Audio guidance language (when unlocking a door)No audio guidanceONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 3
Bus wiringONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 4EnglishONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 5
Backlighting for call buttons in standby modeTurns on in dark conditionONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 6GermanONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 7
Always onONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 8FrenchONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 9
Always offONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 10SpanishONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 11
Prohibit monitoring from a main monitor● When using a VL-V703 (extension box), set DIP switch "8" to the "on" position (prohibits monitoring).ONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 12ItalianONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 13
Allow monitoring from a main monitorONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 14DutchONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 15
ArabicONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 16
PersianONOFF PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Lobby station DIP switch settings - 17

3.1.2 Distributor DIP switch settings

The following DIP switch settings are required when installing the distributor using bus wiring.

  • Distributor ID settings #1 – #8: applicable DIP switches (①) must be configured at each distributor.
  • Room number ID settings ① – ③2: applicable DIP switches (②) must be configured according to each button number of the lobby stations and rooms.

A: For the purpose of an explanation, numbers are written on the name plates of each call button of the lobby stations.

Example: When configuring room number 20, set the DIP switch of the applicable distributors ⑳.

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    subgraph_Server_A["Server"]
        A1["1"] -->|2| B1["2"]
        A2["3"] -->|2| B2["2"]
        A3["4"] -->|2| B3["2"]
        A4["5"] -->|2| B4["2"]
        A5["6"] -->|2| B5["2"]
        A6["7"] -->|2| B6["2"]
        A7["8"] -->|2| B7["2"]
        A8["9"] -->|2| B8["2"]
        A9["10"] -->|2| B9["2"]
        A10["11"] -->|2| B10["2"]
        A11["12"] -->|2| B11["2"]
        A12["13"] -->|2| B12["2"]
        A13["14"] -->|2| B13["2"]
        A14["15"] -->|2| B14["2"]
        A15["16"] -->|2| B15["2"]
        A16["17"] -->|2| B16["2"]
        A17["18"] -->|2| B17["2"]
        A18["19"] -->|2| B18["2"]
        A19["20"] -->|2| B19["2"]
        A20["21"] -->|2| B20["2"]
        A21["22"] -->|2| B21["2"]
        A22["23"] -->|2| B22["2"]
        A23["24"] -->|2| B23["2"]
        A24["25"] -->|2| B24["2"]
        A25["26"] -->|2| B25["2"]
        A26["27"] -->|2| B26["2"]
        A27["28"] -->|2| B27["2"]
        A28["29"] -->|2| B28["2"]
        A29["30"] -->|2| B29["2"]
        A30["31"] -->|2| B30["2"]
        A31["32"] -->|2| B31["2"]
        A32["33"] -->|2| B32["2"]
        A33["34"] -->|2| B33["2"]
        A34["35"] -->|2| B34["2"]
        A35["36"] -->|2| B35["2"]
        A36["37"] -->|2| B36["2"]
        A37["38"] -->|2| B37["2"]
        A38["39"] -->|2| B38["2"]
        A39["40"] -->|2| B39["2"]
        A40["41"] -->|2| B40["2"]
        A41["42"] -->|2| B41["2"]
        A42["43"] -->|2| B42["2"]
        A43["44"] -->|2| B43["2"]
        A44["45"] -->|2| B44["2"]
        A45["46"] -->|2| B45["2"]
        A46["47"] -->|2| B46["2"]
        A47["48"] -->|2| B47["2"]
        A48["49"] -->|2| B48["2"]
        A49["50"] -->|2| B49["2"]
        A50["51"] -->|2| B50["2"]
        A51["52"] -->|2| B51["2"]
        A52["53"] -->|2| B52["2"]
        A53["54"] -->|2| B53["2"]
        A54["55"] -->|2| B54["2"]
        A55["56"] -->|2| B55["2"]
        A56["57"] -->|2| B56["2"]
        A57["58"] -->|2| B57["2"]
        A58["59"] -->|2| B58["2"]
        A59["60"] -->|2| B59["2"]
    end
    subgraph Server_B
        B1_1((BIP SWITCH ON))
        B1_1_1((ON))
    end
    subgraph Server_B_A
        Server_A_1["A"]
    end
    subgraph Server_B_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_1_1_1
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1_3(ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)
            B1  (ON)

3.1.2.1 Distributor ID settings ①

PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 2

3.1.2.2 Room number ID settings ②

Setting DIP switch Setting DIP switch
Button 1PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 3Button 17PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 4
Button 2PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 5Button 18PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 6
Button 3PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 7Button 19PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 8
Button 4PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 9Button 20PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 10
Button 5PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 11Button 21PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 12
Button 6PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 13Button 22PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 14
Button 7PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 15Button 23PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 16
Button 8PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 17Button 24PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 18
Button 9PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 19Button 25PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 20
Button 10PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 21Button 26PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 22
Button 11PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 23Button 27PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 24
Button 12PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 25Button 28PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 26
Button 13PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 27Button 29PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 28
Button 14PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 29Button 30PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 30
Button 15PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 31Button 31PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 32
Button 16PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 33Button 32PANASONIC VL-VM902EX - Distributor DIP switch settings - 34

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Brand : PANASONIC

Model : VL-VM902EX

Category : Doorbell