Weva DB9035E - Intercom EXTEL - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Wireless video intercom
Brand	Extel
Model	Weva DB9035E
Monitor dimensions (W × H × D)	220 × 143 × 35 mm
Street panel dimensions (W × H × D)	150 × 115 × 42 mm
Monitor power supply	AC adapter 230 V / 5 V ===
Street panel power supply	4 LR20 batteries (1.5 V) or low voltage 12/24 V -
Monitor consumption	900 mA
Radio frequency	2,402 - 2,454 GHz (GFSK)
Open field range	Up to 300 m
Screen type	Color screen 18 cm (diagonal)
Night vision	Yes (IR LED)
SD card recording	Up to 32 GB max., 1 GB min.
Video recording format	.avi
Hands-free function	Yes
Electric strike/lock control	Yes (pulse < 1 s)
Gate automation control	Yes (pulse 2 s)
Operating temperature (monitor)	-10 °C to +40 °C
Operating temperature (camera)	-10 °C to +45 °C
Camera protection rating	IP44
Maintenance and cleaning	Soft dry cloth, do not use solvents or abrasive products
Safety	Follow installation instructions and specified supply voltages
Spare parts and repairability	Contact Extel technical service (hotline [phone])
General information	Wireless video door phone, compatible with Extel strikes and motors

Frequently Asked Questions - Weva DB9035E EXTEL

What is the maximum range of the Weva DB9035E video door phone?

The open field range is approximately 300 m. However, it may be reduced by obstacles (walls, metal) and radio interference. It is recommended to test the installation before permanently fixing the elements.

How to pair the street panel with the monitor?

To pair, set the monitor to pairing mode (camera settings menu), then from the street panel, press the call button. Within 60 seconds, press the pairing button located in the electronic box (fig.5-1). The camera image should appear on the monitor.

Can the video door phone be used without batteries in the electronic box?

Yes, you can power the electronic box via a low voltage source 12 or 24 V (for example from a gate automation system). In this case, do not insert batteries, and respect polarity (terminal + and -).

How to open the door or gate from the monitor?

For an electric strike, briefly press (less than 1 second) the control button. For a gate automation system, hold the button for 2 seconds (only valid if the box is powered by low voltage). In battery mode, only one opening is possible per call.

What to do if the radio transmission is of poor quality?

Check that the antenna is clear of any metal obstacles, placed vertically about 1.60 m from the ground. Use the supplied 2 m antenna cable to move the antenna. Keep the system away from interference sources (WiFi, microwaves, cordless phones).

How to adjust the camera brightness?

Access the menu (press ESC for 2 seconds), go to Camera Settings then Brightness. Use the cursor keys to adjust, then OK to confirm.

Why is the SD card not recognized or cannot record?

Check that the SD card is unlocked (not write-protected), that it is not full and that it is properly inserted. In the Recording Settings menu, format the SD card (Format function). The maximum capacity is 32 GB.

How to view video recordings?

Go to the History menu, then View mode. Press OK to enter the file list. Use the keys to select a file, OK to play/pause. Volume is adjusted with the cursor keys.

What to do if the monitor does not ring during a call?

Check that the monitor is in standby mode (blue light on). Make sure the pairing is correct. If the range is too low, move the monitor closer to the box. Also check the battery status of the street panel.

What types of strikes or motors are compatible?

All Extel electric strikes and electric locks as well as Extel motors are compatible. The box has a 'LOCK' terminal for connection.

USER MANUAL Weva DB9035E EXTEL

Installation and user guide

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

Alimentazioni

d. Telecamera (PL WEVA)

10 OPZIONI p.9
ASSISTENZA TECHNICA / GARANZIA
12 DISPOSIZIONI DI SICUREZZA .p.10

I. DISPOSITIONI DI SICUREZZA

Important!

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

• Pantalla: 18 cm de diagonal
• Alimentación del monitor: SV
• Consumo: 900 mA
• Dimensiones: 220 × 143 × 35( mm)
• Temperatura de uso: -10°C a +40°C aproximadamente.

c. Alimentación

Adaptador 230V5V4A

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

c. Alimentacao

Camarra(PL

WEVA)

10 OPcOs p.9

II ASSISTÉNCI TÉCNICA / GARANTIA p.9

12 INSTRUÇOÉS DE SEGURANCA .p.10

I. INSTRUÇÉS DE SEGURANÇA

Importante!

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

b. Outdoor station, exterior camera

4 INSTALLING. p3

a. Installing of outdoor station (camera) & control box board
b. Installing of monitor

5 DIRECTIONS FOR USE p.5
6 SCREEN ICON p.6
7 MENU p.6
8 APPLICATIONS p.7

a. Camera Setup
b. Recorder Setup
c. Event List
d. System Setup

9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. p.8

a. Technical specifications

b. Monitor (MNWEVA)
c. Power supply
d. Camera (PL WEVA)

10 OPTIONS p.9
11 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - GUARANTEE. p.9
12 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .p.10

I. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Important!

• Please read the user manual thoroughly before installing or using this product.
  If you install this product for other people, please give the manual or a copy to the end user.

Warning:
The different elements can only be dismantled by an authorised technician.

Safety instructions :

• To safely use this system, it is essential the fitters, users and technicians follow the safety procedures described in this manual.
• Specific warnings and caution symbols are indicated on the elements if necessary.

Warning:

• The user of this system is responsible for checking whether the surveillance is compliant with the law in force in the country of use.
• Even if they are digital, the cameras are subject to interference of wireless phones, microwave ovens and other wireless appliances operating on 2.4 GHz (WiFi for example).
• Keep the system at more than 3m of the appliances during installation and use.

N.B.:

• All the active electronic components are sensitive to human body electrostatic discharges. Always drain the static electricity from your body (such as by touching a finger to one of the battery contacts - red wire or black wire - in the box) before servicing them.
  The warranty does not cover any damage resulting from failure to comply with these instructions.

2.DESCRIPTION (fig.1)

I·Monitor
2·Wallmounting
3·Mains adapter
4·Outdoor station
5·RainShield

6 - Antenna bracket
7. Connection cable for electrical strike or lock
8 Antenna cable 2m approx.
9. Control Box Board

Generality

This videophone consists of an interior unit with a colour, liquid crystal display screen, a free hand interphone, and a surface-mount exterior outdoor station which makes it possible to see and speak to the visitor who as rung.To make the most of the videophone, please take the time to read this instruction manual thoroughly, and do not lose it.

Warning: If you try your video door phone before installing it (short distance trial) respect a minimum of 3 m distance between the monitor and the roadside panel (risk of saturation, Larson effect).

3. COMPONENTS

a. Monitor (fig. 2)

I. Indicator: Recording in progress (flashes)
2. Unread recording indicator
3. Plug for audio line // Start-up
4. "DEL" function on menu // Monitor access
5. Control of a strike/lock and/or of an automatic gate opener (valid only if the screen is switched on) // validation @OK
a. A 2-second pulse for the control of an automatic gate opener.
b. A short press (less than 1 second) for the control of a strike or an electric lock.
6. Menu Access // EXIT
7. Lower cursor // manual recording
8. Right cursor // Volume adjustment
9. Microphone for the conversation
10.Antenna
11. SD card slot (32 Go Max. - 1 Go Min)
12. Connector by the 5V^ plug of the adapter (adapter to connect to an installation compliant with standards in force : NFC 15 100 in France)
13. Bracket to unfold

b. Outdoor station, exterior camera (fig. 3)

I. IR LED, night vision (light invisible to the naked eye).
2. Lens of C-MOS video camera with automatic iris (adjustable from back of video camera).
3. Loudspeaker: for communicating from outside building
4. Call button: when this button is pressed the name-plate lights up and the chime is heard inside and outside the building.
5. Nameplate and LED lights:

• if the electronic cabinet is battery-powered the indicator only turns on after a call if the low-light vision is too important.
• if the electronic cabinet is powered external (12 ou 24 V~/min), the indicator only turns on when the low-light
  vision is too important
• gently lift up the protective plastic cover with a small screwdriver and slide the card in the slot.
• Microphone: for communicating with the person inside.

4. INSTALLING

Important : This video door phone has a range of 300 m in free field. The actual ranges may be shorter depending on the quantity and type of obstacles between or beside the units. It is therefore essential to test all system components before installing them in order to determine the best locations for the roadside panel and the monitor.

a. Installing of cordless indoor unit

Composition: -a roadside panel

• an electronic box housing the radio transceiver and the batteries (not supplied).
• a rain shield
  -an antenna

Important : Do not point the video camera directly at the sun or at reflecting surfaces.

Tip: we recommend passing the cables through a protective sleeve to shield them from impacts and the weather.

• Installing the control box board (fig.5)
  Use the 6-conductor cable to connect the box and the intercom panel, ensuring the colours match (fig.8). Insert 4 LR20 batteries into the electronic box to test the radio range. The antenna as far away as possible from all metal surfaces, sources of interference and obstacles between the box and your home, (in particular, no leaves or branches should touch it). For best results, it should also be placed high enough (approx. 1 & m above ground level) and be vertical.
  N.B.: If the transmission is of insufficient quality, use the 2m cable supplied to find a better position for the antenna.
  Once the ideal location has been found, permanently mount the equipment:
  Once you have found the ideal location :
  1- Remove the cover from the box by unscrewing the 6 cross-head screws (H) (fig. 5).
  Warning : do not directly touch the electronic circuitry ( see comment chapter safety instruction : Important - p3)
  2- Fasten the box with two screws (J) at the top and bottom (fig. 6). The antenna is at the top right.
  3* Remember to route the connecting cable for the roadside panel through the hole in the post first and 2 wires (F) for the cabinet/electric strike link (it is thus necessary to bore the pillar or the wall consequently). The connection (F) must to connect the other two wires to the lock or electric strike plate and on the connection «LOCK» of control box.

NB.: Do not install an antenna other than the original one supplied

Warning: Never insert the batteries before installation is completely finished.

- Installing the roadside panel (fig.6/7/8)

Tip: we recommend running the cables (for the roadside panel and the electric strike plate) through a conduit to protect them from impacts and the elements. To avoid oxidation and poor contacts, do not trim the excess from the 6-conductor cable. Instead, wind it around itself between the post and the electronic box.

1- Remove the cross-head screw (A)

2* Tip the roadside panel (B) toward the front and dislodge it from the bottom.
3. Using the 3 screws (K), mount the box (C) flush with the wall so that the slot (D) is facing the cable (E).
4- Fit a silicone seal behind the Rain shield (C) to protect it from water running down the wall.
5 Pass the connecting cable
6 Connect the 6 wires (E) to the back of the roadside panel
7 Check the orientation of the camera (G) (fig. 8).
VIDEO ( yellow ) GND ( black ) SPK ( brown ) MIC ( white ) KEY (green) VCC ( red )
8- Put the roadside panel back in place and fasten with the screw (A).

To complete installation of the roadside panel, open the battery compartment on the electronic box, box and insert four 1.5 V alkaline LR20 batteries. Be sure to follow the polarity markings. Close the battery compartment and put the electronic box cover back in place with the 6 cross-head screws (H). Take care not to pinch or damage the seal. You can use a low voltage supply power source, coming from a type WETR I4602 SER.R1 transformer or from an automatic gate opener (12 ou 24 V-/-). It should be connected on the terminals ≈ and ± of the electronic cabinet. In the case of direct voltage () pay attention to the polarity +/- .

Warning: If you do not use the batterie but by 12/24 V source (automatic opener) to connect as indicated Fig.9

If you are using a 12/24 V- power source, the batteries must be removed.

Do not use rechargeable batteries.

b. Installing of monitor (fig.4)

Install the monitor at approximately 1,60 m above the ground (for optimum reception conditions).

For installing the monitor, choose a location away from reinforced concrete walls, mirrors, metallic shelves, etc...

Keep the monitor away from all appliances creating strong electrical interference.

Any strong electrical environment may cause disturbances and interferes with the use (WIFI in particular).

For table-mounting, unfold the foot (A) and install the monitor on a stable surface.

Connecting the monitor:

1. Connect the cord of the 5 V-adaptor to the "power supply" plug of the monitor. (B)

2. Plug the adaptor into a 230 V mains socket.

Warning: Only place the monitor on stable and hard surfaces.

5. DIRECTIONS FOR USE

The monitor must be in standby mode, the indicator turned blue. (this mode is activated with 0). When the Call button is pressed on the roadside panel the monitor will ring for approximately 8 seconds. At the same time, a tone will sound on the roadside panel to confirm that the call has been sent. You have approximately 30 seconds to answer the call. At this time, the electronic box enters standby mode. If the electronic cabinet is powered by a 12 or 24V - m source, you can force the communication with the roadside panel pressing the key. If the electronic cabinet is battery-powered the call is lost.

The conversation is established during a call pressing the key. You can increase the volume by pressing the key

The system will time out after 30 seconds. To extend this time for an additional 30 seconds, press the Answer buttons during a call. You can end the communication pressing or 3 seconds.

1- Recording from the monitor: (SD card required)

• If the "visiting record" option (see b.p.7) is not activated, recording can be started/stopped by pressing on

• If the "visiting record" option is activated, recording starts automatically when a call is made from the intercom panel.

• If used with an electric strike plate (or electric lock)

The electric strike plate can be opened only when communicating with a caller (all the time if the electronic cabinet is powered by external AC/DC supply). To open it, press briefly tha key, then press briefly the 1 (sec.).

Caution : One single opening control is possible per call under operation on battery.

N.B.: The strike plate or lock must be «one pulse type» in order for the door/gate to be opened.

3- If used with an automatic opener :

Caution : An automatic gate opener may be operated via remote control If the electronic cabinet is powered by external AC/DC supply. To open it, press the key for 3 seconds during a call.

• If no call is in progress, press on then on foal seconds.

Reminder :The reception of a call on the monitor is only possible if it is in standby mode and paired with the roadside panel (see chapter Pairing).

Important : The handset has a free-field range of up to approximately 300 metres. This range may be considerably reduced by certain environmental factors (nearby radio interference, etc.)

6. SCREEN ICON

a. Signal indicator
b. Visiting record indicator (On)
c. Outdoor unit battery indicator
Full Battery (yellow)
- Low Battery (red/twinkling)
d. Manual recording
e. 品 :no SD card
F:Full SD card
Err.:SD card error
SD card locked
SD card overwrite
f. SD card indicator
g. SD card storage room indicator
h. No signal indicator
i. Answering indicator
j. Record time
k. System time

7. MENU

Press ESC key for 2 seconds to display the following screens (and to scroll, OK to validate).

a. Camera Setup

b. Recorder Setup

c. Event List

d. System Setup

8. APPLICATIONS

a. Camera

Camera Brightness :

Press OK to enter Camera Brightness adjustment bar.
- Press > to adjust brightness, press OK to confirm and exit.

2- Pairing

Press V , then press OK to enter Pairing menu, system will count down 60 seconds (fig.5-1) in the control box within 60 seconds.Once pairing completed, it will display image of door unit.
N.B.: It strongly recommended to pair with door unit before installation.
Press ESC to exit.

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b. Recorder Setup (the recorded sequences are in file «avi»)

Visiting record : Use to set ON/OFF

N.B.: If no answering, answering unit will record 30 seconds and then screen will be turned off automatically.
The indicator will signal an unread recording

2-SD card format:

Press OK to enter SD card format
- Sele & press OK to format
N.B.: Make sure SD card is unlocked (Comments p11). For first time use, it's recommended to format SD card
3-SD card overwrite : If the card is full, this mode is used to select permanent overwriting of the first recordings
by the most recent ones
Use to select ON/OFF, press OK to save
Press ESC to exit.

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c. Event List

In view mode:
Press OK to enter record folder.
Continue to press OK to play/pause file.
2 Inplaying mode:
Pre to adjust the volume
Pre to fast backward 2x, 4x, 8x &16x
Press ESC to stop and exit

3 In delecting mode:

Press DEL to enter deletion mode
- URE to delete the selected file or delete all
Press OK and sel then press OK to delete
Press ESC to exit.

d. System setup

Time setting:

• Press to select the item desired:Year/Month/Day/Hours/Minutes.
  Pre to change the system clock.

Press OK to confirm the settings.

2 Software version : it displays system version of answering unit & door unit.
3- TV format: Use to select TV systeme between NTSC & PAL (recommended).
4 Factory default: Press OK to enter in the menu, select 0 then press OK
Press ESC to exit.

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9. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

a. Technicals specifications :

RF specification
Frequency radio 2,402-2,454 GHz
-GFSK (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) numerical modulation
-Anti-interference
-Chainbandwidth:2MHz

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

-Reference:810268
Screen: 18 cm in diagonal
Monitor power supply: 5V
- Power consumption: 900 mA
- Dimensions: 220 × 143 × 35( mm)
- Operating temperature: -10°C to +40° approx.

c. Power supply

Adaptor 230 V-15 V-A

If the power supply cable has to be cut, ensure that the colour coding of the wires is maintained whenreconnecting.

d. Camera (PL WEVA)

-Reference:820659
- Dimensions : 150 x 115 x 42 mm
- Operating temperature: -10°C to +45° approx.
- Camera: C-MOS
-Lens:H:62° V:42°
Light Sensibility < 8 lux
Protection of the cameras: IP 44

10 OPTIONS

All Extel electric catches
All ExteIelectric locks
All Extel mechanisms
WE811BIS

II. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - GUARANTEE

Problems Possible Causes Remedies
• No function •No power supply • Check the connection of the adaptor • Check the battery of the monitor is properly charged (blue led ⑧) • Check the voltage of the batteries in the electronic cabinet
• The roadside panel rings but not the monitor	• Pairing problem • Range problem
• No sound outside and inside	• Hole of the microhone blocked by an insect
• Poor Image • Configuration	problem • Go to the menu and check the video format (p 8)
• Impossible to record on SD card	• Protection problem • Check the card is not locked or full (see screen indications p 6-e)

If necessary, our technical website is at your disposal www.cfi-extel.com

HOTLINE:[phone](0,337@tcc/min)

Last version of the downloadable manual in color on : www.cfi-extel.com

GUARANTEE CONDITIONS : This device is guaranteed for labour and parts in our premises.

The guarantee does not cover the consumables (batteries, etc.) and the damages caused by: misuse, improper installation, external intervention, deterioration by mechanical or electrical shock, fall or atmospheric phenomenon. a News One the asscss on the gurante will be inlaid

For return in SAV, protect the screen to prevent scratching.

• Only ever clean with a soft cloth; never use solvents. Before cleaning, disconnect and switch off the system.

Caution: Do not use any acid or alcohol based or other similar cleaning product or solvent. You may damage the appliance and the vapours are explosive and dangerous for your health.

Do not use any tool which can be voltage conductor (metallic brush, sharp tool...or other) for cleaning.

The sales slip or the invoice is required as proof of purchase date.

12. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The damages caused by the non-compliance to the manual lead to the expiration of the warranty. We will not assume any responsibility for the resulting damage!

We will not assume any responsibility concerning any damage, to the goods or people, caused by improper handling or by non compliance with the safety instructions.

This product has been manufactured in compliance with safety instructions. In order to keep this status and ensuring the best operation of the product, the user must respect the safety instructions and warnings contained in this manual.

The user of this system is responsible for checking whether the video surveillance is compliant with the law in force in the country of use.

: This symbol indicates a risk of electric shock or a risk of short circuit

• You should only use this product within a voltage range between: 100-240 Volts and 50-60 hertz. Never intend to use this product with a different voltage.
• Make sure all electrical connections of the system are compliant with instructions of use.
• In commercial establishments, make sure to respect the rules for preventing accidents with the electrical installations.
• In schools, training institutions and workshops... the presence of a qualified personnel is necessary to control the operation of electronic appliances.
• Respect the instructions of use of other appliances connected to the system. (video recorder, TV, PC for example)
• Please contact an experienced person in case of doubt concerning the mode of operation or the safety of the appliances.
• Never connect or disconnect the electrical appliances with wet hands.
• When installing this product, check the power supply cables are not liable to be damaged.
• Never replace the damaged electrical cables by yourself. In this case, remove them and contact an experienced person.

WARNING

Informs the user about the presence of Important Instructions concerning the use and the maintenance (repair) in the documentation supplied with the appliance.

Informs the user about the presence of "hazardous voltages" non-isolated inside the housing of the product, being sufficiently high to represent a risk of electrocution for people.

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VEILIGHEIDSINSTRUCTIES. p.2
2 BESCHRIJVING p.2
3 OnderdeLEIN p.3

2. BESCHRIJVING (fig.1)

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)
c. Kamera (PL WEVA)

10 OPTIONEN p.9
11 KUNDENDIENST - GARANTIE. p.9
12 SICHERHEITSEMPFHLUNGEN p.10

b. Monitor (MN WEVA)

Article 3.2: (right use of the radio electric spectrum in order to avoid prejudicial interferences)

EN300328:V1.7.1:2006

Declarsthatalltherquiredradio testshavebeendone.

Art. 3.3 : (eventuel) / (eventuel) / (eventuale) / (eventual) / (eventual) / (eventuel) / (eventual)

Date Datal Data Dala Data Datal 11/2010 (08 NOV 2010)
Signature of titre | Handfekening en functie | Firma e titolo | Firma y cargo | Assinatura e titulo | Unterschrift
und Funktion / Signature and title :
M. Xavier BAILO (directeur général)
personne autorisee bevoegd persono autorizzata persona aut orizada representante legal
autorisierte Person / authorized p

CFI Z.I.deFetan

01600 TRÉVOUX - France
TEL: +33,474,089,600
S.A.S. au capital de-1 000 000 €
A. A. du capital 100000000
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WEVA

Compliant with R&TTE, usable in the EEC