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Geti GWD wireless doorbells
Pre-installation information
The signal range of the doorbell can be aected by interference from other elec-
tronics, metal, walls, concrete ceilings or other building materials. The doorbells
of Geti GWD series can reach distance of 150 - 300 m (depending on the type) in
an open area.
Before setting and installation, test the range of the doorbell at the required
locations.
Select a socket to connect the doorbell to and take the bell button to the area
where it will be set up.
Select the desired ringtone. See “Set up procedure” below for instructions.
The doorbell is preset to default Ding Dong melody.
Place the doorbell as far as possible from induction cookers, TVs or other elec-
tronic devices that produce magnetic fields or interfere with signals.
Do not install the buttons on metallic materials such as doorframes. Metal
significantly reduces the range of the signal. However, if this is the only option,
we recommend that you first test the bell‘s functionality at the desired
distance.
When the battery´s capacity is low, the operating range of the button trans-
mitter is also reduced. If the battery is completely discharged, the LED indica-
tor on the button will not work either. The button is powered by a 12V alkaline
battery type 23A.
Replace the battery as described in Section 8. “Replacing the Battery”.
Product description
Doorbell (fig. No. 1)
AC 230V/50Hz plug
Speaker
Adjustiing the volume
Melody back ◀◀
Melody forward ▶▶
Bell button (fig. No. 2) Mounting rail (fig. No. 3)
Battery compartment
Button with LED indicator
Name tag
Holes for mounting using screws
Adjusting the volume
There are 5 volume levels. The volume button can be found on the side of
the doorbell.
Selecting ringtones
There are 58 types of ringtones, including bird songs, dog barking, alarm clock,
piano melodies and classic chimes. Select the desired melody using the ◀◀ (back)
and ▶▶ (forward) buttons on the side of the doorbell. To save the required melody
please continue to point 3 (a-c)
Pairing and melody change
a) Select your favorite melody by pressing the ◀◀ (back) or ▶▶ (forward) button
repeatedly. This melody will now be playing.
b) Set the doorbell to pairing mode by pressing and holding the button until
the Ding Dong alert tone sounds and the LED flashes. You have approximately
5 sec. to complete the pairing. Aer this time, the mode will automatically end.
c) To pair button with a doorbell or to confirm the selected melody, press the bell
button 1x. If the pairing was successful, the doorbell will play selected melody.
d) If the pairing mode ends automatically before pairing up (the light on the bell
stops flashing or the bell does not play your selected melody), repeat steps a-c.
e) To change melody repeat steps a-c
Pairing more doorbells and buttons
Repeat above steps 3. (a-c). to pair additional bells or buttons. You can pair up to 50
devices. You can choose dierent melody for each doorbell.
All GETI GWD bells can be paired with each other.
Before final installation, test the operating range to make sure that the location
where you want to install the bell button is within reach of the doorbell itself.
Installing the button using double-sided adhesive pad
a) Make sure the base where the button is being installed is leveled, free of dust,
dirt, dry and degreased.
b) Remove the protective film from one side of the adhesive pad and stick it to the
underside of the button mounting rail.
c) Remove the protective film from the other side of the adhesive pad and press
the mounting rail to the desired location and hold for about 10 seconds.
d) Fix the button into the mounting rail. Installation is complete.
Installing the button using screws
a) Place the mounting rail of bell button to your required spot and make marks
on the base through the screw holes (Fig. 3).
b) Using a drill with a diameter corresponding to the dowels supplied, drill two
holes at the marked points. (Before drilling, make sure there are no pipes,
electrical wires or other objects in the area.)
c) Insert the supplied dowels into the pre-drilled holes.
d) Screw on the mounting rail with provided screws.
e) Fix the button into the mounting rail. Installation is complete.
Installation of the doorbell
a) Plug the doorbell into the standard AC 230V / 50 Hz socket in the room of your
choice. Now press the bell button to verify that the installed kit is working.
Replacing the battery in the button
a) Remove the front part of the bell button, by pushing the tab at the point shown
in Fig. 2, with the included screwdriver.
b) Remove the old battery and replace it with a new one of the same type 23A.
c) Check the polarity (+/-). The correct polarity is indicated inside the bell button
below the battery. (Failure to observe the polarity may damage the button.)
d) Place the front part of the bell button in its original position and press it down.
Troubleshooting
1) The doorbell does not make any sound.
Check the battery in the bell button, replace it if necessary.
The bell is not inserted in the socket correctly.
The doorbell may be out of range of the doorbell button.
The doorbell is not paired with the bell button.
Check the volume setting.
Specifications
Doorbell power supply: AC 230V / 50Hz
Button power supply: DC 12V 23A baterie
Power consumption of doorbell: <0,5 W
IP protection of button: IP55
IP protection of doorbell: IP20
Signal range, depending on type: 150 – 300 m in open air
Number of melodies: 58
Volume: 5 levels, 25 – 110 dB
Frequency: 433.92 MHz
Working temperature: -20°C to +50°C
Declaration of Conformity
Tipa, spol. s r.o. declares that all doorbells from series GWD are in compliance with
the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. The
device can be freely operated in the EU. The Declaration of Conformity can be found
at www.tipa.eu
Attention
Do not dispose of the product at the end of its useful life together with
municipal waste. Bring it to a collection point for recycling of electrical
and electronic equipment. Information on the correct disposal method
is given by the symbol on the product, in the operating instructions or
on the packaging. Recycle materials according to their designation. Recycling
materials or other forms of reuse of old appliances makes a significant contribution
to protecting the environment. For information on authorized recycling centers,
contact your local authority.
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Overview

This document describes the Geti GWD series of wireless doorbells, offering a comprehensive overview of their functionality, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.

The Geti GWD wireless doorbells are designed for ease of use and installation, providing a customizable alert system for homes and offices. The system consists of a doorbell unit that plugs into a standard AC socket and a bell button that is battery-powered. The wireless design allows for flexible placement, with a signal range of 150-300 meters in open areas, though this range can be affected by interference from other electronics, metal, walls, concrete ceilings, or other building materials.

Function Description

The primary function of the Geti GWD doorbell is to alert occupants when someone presses the bell button. The system offers a wide range of customization options, including 58 different ringtones and 5 volume levels, from 25 to 110 dB. Users can select their preferred melody, ranging from bird songs and dog barking to alarm clock sounds, piano melodies, and classic chimes.

The doorbell unit plugs into a standard AC 230V/50Hz socket, while the bell button is powered by a 12V alkaline battery (type 23A). The bell button features an LED indicator that flashes when pressed and also serves as a low battery warning.

Pairing and Melody Change

The Geti GWD doorbells support pairing of up to 50 devices, allowing for multiple bell buttons to trigger a single doorbell or multiple doorbells to be triggered by a single button. Each doorbell can be assigned a different melody.

To pair a bell button with a doorbell or to change the melody:

  1. Select the desired melody by repeatedly pressing the "back" or "forward" buttons on the side of the doorbell. The selected melody will play.
  2. Put the doorbell into pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume button until a "Ding Dong" alert tone sounds and the LED flashes. There is a 5-second window to complete the pairing.
  3. Press the bell button once. If pairing is successful, the doorbell will play the selected melody.
  4. If the pairing mode ends before successful pairing (the LED stops flashing or the doorbell doesn't play the melody), repeat the steps.

Installation

The bell button can be installed using either double-sided adhesive pads or screws. For adhesive pad installation:

  1. Ensure the surface is level, dust-free, dry, and degreased.
  2. Remove the protective film from one side of the adhesive pad and stick it to the underside of the bell button's mounting rail.
  3. Remove the protective film from the other side and press the mounting rail to the desired location, holding for about 10 seconds.
  4. Fix the bell button into the mounting rail.

For screw installation:

  1. Place the mounting rail at the desired spot and mark the screw holes.
  2. Drill two holes using a drill bit corresponding to the supplied dowels. Exercise caution to avoid pipes, electrical wires, or other objects.
  3. Insert the supplied dowels into the drilled holes.
  4. Screw the mounting rail with the provided screws.
  5. Fix the bell button into the mounting rail.

The doorbell unit simply plugs into a standard AC 230V/50Hz socket. It is recommended to test the range and functionality before final installation.

Maintenance Features

Replacing the Battery in the Bell Button:

  1. Remove the front part of the bell button by pushing the tab (indicated in Fig. 2) with a screwdriver.
  2. Remove the old 23A battery and replace it with a new one of the same type.
  3. Check the polarity (+/-) carefully, as incorrect polarity can damage the button. The correct polarity is indicated inside the bell button.
  4. Place the front part of the bell button back into its original position and press it down.

Troubleshooting:

If the doorbell does not make any sound, check the following:

  • The battery in the bell button; replace if necessary.
  • Ensure the doorbell is correctly inserted into the socket.
  • Verify that the doorbell is within range of the bell button.
  • Confirm that the doorbell is paired with the bell button.
  • Check the volume setting.

Important Technical Specifications

  • Doorbell Power Supply: AC 230V/50Hz
  • Button Power Supply: DC 12V 23A battery
  • Power Consumption of Doorbell: <0.5 W
  • IP Protection of Button: IP55
  • IP Protection of Doorbell: IP20
  • Signal Range (depending on type): 150-300 m in open air
  • Number of Melodies: 58
  • Volume: 5 levels, 25-110 dB
  • Frequency: 433.92 MHz
  • Working Temperature: -20°C to +50°C

Declaration of Conformity

TIPA, spol. s r.o. declares that all doorbells from the GWD series comply with the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. The device can be freely operated in the EU. The full Declaration of Conformity is available on www.tipa.eu.

Attention (Disposal)

Do not dispose of the product with municipal waste at the end of its useful life. Bring it to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Information on the correct disposal method is provided by the symbol on the product, in the operating instructions, or on the packaging. Recycle materials according to their designation. Recycling materials or other forms of reuse of old appliances significantly contribute to protecting the environment. For information on authorized recycling centers, contact your local authority.

Geti GWD Specifications

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BrandGeti
ModelGWD
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish