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ABB Welcome IP - User Manual

ABB Welcome IP
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System Manual 23.02.2021
ABB-Welcome IP
Branding -- Release 2018-01- 01

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Summary

1 Overview

1.1 Introduction to ABB-Welcome IP

Overview of the ABB-Welcome IP system and its core functionalities.

1.2 Fundamentals of structured cabling

Explains structured cabling principles, objectives, and standards.

1.2.2 Wiring of a ABB-Welcome IP system

Distinguishes between building and unit networks in ABB-Welcome IP systems.

2 Overview of product range

2.1 Outdoor stations

Details ABB-Welcome IP outdoor stations, applications, and available materials.

2.1.2 Installation boxes

Overview of installation boxes for outdoor stations, including types and mounting methods.

2.2 Indoor stations IP Touch 7 and Guard unit

Information on ABB-Welcome IP indoor stations, focusing on IP Touch 7 and Guard unit.

2.3 System devices

Overview of essential system devices like Smart Access Point and IP actuator.

3 PoE switch selection

4 Onsite devices

4.1 Door opener

Specifications for compatible door openers and their power requirements.

5 Connection, installation; mounting

5.1 Outdoor stations: SM installation boxes

Instructions for mounting outdoor stations using surface-mounted installation boxes.

5.2 Outdoor stations: FM installation boxes and plastered boxes

Details on mounting outdoor stations in various facade types.

5.3 Outdoor stations

General mounting and dismantling procedures for outdoor stations.

5.4 Indoor stations IP touch: SM installation boxes

Instructions for mounting IP Touch indoor stations using surface-mounted boxes.

5.5 Indoor stations IP touch: FM installation boxes and plastered boxes

Guide for mounting indoor stations in solid walls using FM boxes.

5.6 Indoor stations IP touch

Wall installation procedures for IP Touch indoor stations.

5.7 Guard unit

Information on installing the Guard unit, including wall mounting.

5.8 Installation recommendation

Recommendations for network cabling and module installation for robustness.

5.9 Dimensional drawings

Provides exterior dimensions for outdoor and indoor station components.

6 Commissioning

6.1 Overview of commissioning

Outlines the three-step process for commissioning ABB-Welcome IP systems.

6.2 Commissioning of a system - Step 1: Local addressing

Details the first step of commissioning: assigning physical addresses to devices.

6.2.3 Indoor stations IP Touch 7 and Guard unit

Procedure for addressing IP Touch 7 and Guard unit indoor stations.

6.2.4 Outdoor station with display

Guide to addressing outdoor stations equipped with a display.

6.2.5 Outdoor station with push-buttons

Procedure for addressing outdoor stations with physical push-buttons.

6.2.6 IP switch actuator

Steps for addressing an IP switch actuator using the IP Touch 7.

6.3 Commissioning of a system - Step 2: Commissioning Smart Access Point

Details the second step of commissioning: configuring the Smart Access Point.

6.3.2 Connecting a PC with the Smart Access Point “

Guide on connecting a PC to the Smart Access Point for initial configuration.

6.3.4 Commissioning the Smart Access Point

Step-by-step guide to commissioning the Smart Access Point using its wizard.

6.4 Commissioning a system - Step 3: Searching and certifying

Overview of Step 3: searching for and certifying devices in the system.

6.4.2 Preliminary information: Adjusting IP addresses to a PC

Instructions for configuring PC IP addresses for system connection.

6.4.3 Reconnect the Smart Access Point

Guide on reconnecting the Smart Access Point to the PC via LAN.

6.4.4 Adding via automatic search

How to automatically search for and certify devices in the system.

6.4.5 Defining trustworthy devices

Process for joining devices and defining which indoor stations can open doors.

6.4.6 Backup; restore the project

Instructions for creating and restoring system data backups.

6.5 Adding devices manually in the Smart Access Point

Steps for manually adding devices like IP switch actuators to the system.

6.6 Delete device in the Smart Access Point

Procedure for deleting devices from the Smart Access Point administration.

6.7 RESET (Reset system; devices)

Procedure for resetting system devices to their default settings.

6.7.1 Indoor stations IP Touch 7 and Guard unit

How to reset indoor stations like IP Touch 7 and Guard unit to factory settings.

6.7.4 Smart Access Point

Instructions for completely resetting the Smart Access Point to factory defaults.

6.8 Setting up the doorbell buttons of the IP pushbutton outdoor station

How to assign doorbell buttons to specific indoor stations for activation.

6.9 Setting up name entries in the IP touch 5 outdoor station

Overview of adding and managing name entries for outdoor stations.

6.9.2 Adding name entries

Steps for adding or changing name entries for outdoor stations.

6.9.3 Changing name entries

Procedure for modifying existing name entries for outdoor stations.

6.10 Change devices; Change physical address

How to change device assignments or update physical addresses.

7 Case studies

7.1 Legend

Explains the symbols and icons used in the case study graphics.

7.2 Private apartment

Example installation for a private apartment using minimum components.

7.3 Adding a unit network; indoor stations to a unit

Guide on integrating additional indoor stations into an existing unit network.

7.3.2 Point-point connection; LAN-LAN

How to connect additional indoor stations using a point-to-point LAN setup.

7.3.3 Connection of PoE switch; LAN-LAN

Connecting additional indoor stations via a PoE switch using LAN connections.

7.3.4 Connection of router; LAN-LAN

Connecting additional indoor stations via a router using LAN connections.

7.3.5 Connection of router; WLAN-WLAN

Connecting additional indoor stations via a router using WLAN connections.

7.4 Practice-oriented examples

Illustrates various practical installation scenarios for ABB-Welcome IP.

7.4.1 One-family house with a panel

Example of a single-family house installation with a panel, disconnecting networks.

7.4.2 One-family house with three panels

Example of a single-family house using three panels and an IP gateway.

7.4.3 Multifamily house with 10 parties

Example of a 10-party multifamily house with multiple units and IP actuators.

7.4.4 Multifamily house with a floor door in a separate building wing

Example of a multifamily house with a separate wing and its own entrance door.

7.4.5 Multifamily house with units doors

Example of a multifamily house with an outdoor station for each unit's entrance door.

7.4.6 One-family house with camera

Guide on integrating IP cameras into the ABB-Welcome IP system.

7.4.7 Multifamily house with 10 parties and camera

Example of a 10-party multifamily house integrating IP cameras.

7.4.8 One-family house with ABB-Welcome IP and free@home

Connecting ABB-Welcome IP system with free@home for integrated operation.

7.4.9 One-family house with ABB-Welcome App

Operating the ABB-Welcome IP system via the ABB-Welcome App on mobile devices.

7.5 Perimeter

Example of a perimeter installation with multiple houses and parking garages.

8 Glossary

9 Notes

10 Index

ABB Welcome IP Specifications

General IconGeneral
Protection RatingIP54
TypeIP System
AudioTwo-way audio communication
ConnectivityEthernet
Power SupplyPower over Ethernet (PoE)

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