To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the door release on my Fermax Intercom System doesn't work well?
If the door release is not functioning correctly, ensure that you are using a 12 Vdc door release with a maximum of 0.3 A. You may also need to increase the negative section, increase the section or add an additional power supply. Also, check the power supply position. The maximum distance from the panel should be 30 metres.
Why does my Fermax 60305 Intercom System panel continually emit a series of short beeps?
The panel emits a series of short beeps because there is a short circuit between «L» and «-».
What does it mean when the Diagnostic LED emits short blinks when making a call on my Fermax Intercom System?
The Diagnostic LED emitting short blinks during a call indicates a short circuit between «+» and «L», or that the cables are inverted.
What does it mean when call button is pressed, the Diagnostic LED emits short blinks on Fermax Intercom System?
The short blinks of Diagnostic LED indicate a short circuit between «L» and «+».
What to do if there is no call, but panel monitoring on Fermax Intercom System?
If there is no call but panel monitoring, check that the monitor is on and check cable «L». Also, the monitor might be programmed wrong, so programme it again.
What to do if when call button is pressed, the Diagnostic LED does not come on at all on Fermax 60305 Intercom System?
If the Diagnostic LED does not come on when the call button is pressed, check that the monitor is on and check cable «L». Also, the monitor might be programmed wrong, so programme it again.
Why is the audio sound very weak on my Fermax 60305 Intercom System, or has feedback that cannot be eliminated?
If the audio sound is very weak, or there's feedback that cannot be eliminated, it is caused by Resistance 10 KOhms. There must be only 1 resistance in the furthest monitor.
General| Brand | Fermax |
|---|---|
| Model | 60305 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Lists the components included in the kit.
Details the cable requirements for basic installation.
Crucial advice on installation, cable use, and environmental factors.
Instructions for installing the power supply unit.
Guidelines for mounting the outdoor panel.
Steps for securely mounting the indoor monitor.
Procedure to program the monitor for operation.
Adjusting settings and camera angle on the outdoor panel.
Shows internal wiring connections for the outdoor panel components.
Illustrates the complete wiring connections for the video entry system kit.
Wiring instructions for optional accessories.
Explains the intercommunication service provided by the telephone interface.
Instructions for connecting an additional video camera.
Guide for adding a second video panel to the system.
Instructions for installing an aerial camera, potentially with a converter.
Lists symptoms and points to check for common system problems.
Lists power supply, consumption, and technical details for system components.
Identifies the controls on the outdoor panel and monitor.
Explains how to use the monitor for calls, door opening, and activation.
