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General| Brand | LEXMAN |
|---|---|
| Model | LEX 875 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Lists all parts A through K with quantities for system assembly.
Lists compatible model numbers LEX-075, LEX-045, and LEX-005.
Specifies using flexible cables for optimal performance and signal integrity.
Lists essential tools like drills and levels for mounting the system components.
Notes on ventilation, climate suitability, and applicable user age ranges.
Emphasizes not powering the monitor before all connections are securely made.
Covers wire stripping, interference avoidance, and power cable integrity.
Details voltage and amperage limits for compatible electric latches.
Illustrates how the indoor monitor, outdoor unit, and power supply connect.
Outlines cable length limits and required wire gauges for reliable operation.
Describes how to securely affix the mounting bracket to the indoor monitor.
Provides precise measurements for drilling wall holes for bracket installation.
Details how to connect wires to the indoor unit's terminal block.
Explains the process of sliding the monitor onto its installed wall bracket.
Guide for applying protective films to the indoor unit's display.
Steps for attaching specific accessories to the indoor monitor unit.
Shows the various accessories included with the video intercom system.
Instructions for attaching the protective rain cover to the outdoor unit.
Details on drilling and securing the bracket for the outdoor unit.
Securing the main outdoor unit onto its wall-mounted bracket.
Guide to wiring the outdoor unit's various connection points.
Shows how the system presents real-time visitor video feeds on the monitor.
Steps for connecting the indoor monitor to its wall mount assembly.
Process for inserting the battery and securely closing the outdoor unit.
Using screws to permanently fix the assembled outdoor unit.
Instructions for placing personalized nameplates on the outdoor unit.
Diagram for connecting an optional electric relay for gate operation.
Advice on ordering specific accessories for enhanced gate control.
Diagram showing connections required for a system with two indoor monitors.
Identifies key external components of the door station unit.
Identifies key external components of the indoor monitor unit.
Explains how to move through menus using directional and selection buttons.
Describes functions like intercom, door release, and camera activation.
English explanation of menu navigation, selection, and confirmation buttons.
English explanation of function buttons for system features like camera and mute.
Guide on how to change the device's display language.
Instructions for moving within the system's menus and screen timeout.
Steps to set or change the current date displayed by the system.
Steps to set or change the current time displayed by the system.
How to modify display brightness and microphone sensitivity.
Configuration options for door release functionality and timing.
Features for viewing and managing captured visitor images.
Navigating to the main configuration options and sub-menus.
Procedures for adding, resetting, or managing user access badges.
Guide for choosing and setting different melody options for alerts.
How to capture and store photos of visitors automatically or manually.
Instructions for initiating, ending, or suspending calls and conversations.
Step-by-step guide to add new badges to the system for access control.
Detailed steps to restore the device to its original factory settings.
Common problems related to device power-on and screen display.
Solutions for poor sound quality or distorted video performance.
How to address screen disturbances caused by external interference.
Explains common icons like DC, AC, and Class II equipment.
Guidelines for ventilation, climate suitability, and water exposure.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of batteries and devices.
Specific legal requirements for video surveillance use in France.
