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CALL FUNCTIONS
A video entryphone call originating from an entry panel has priority over any other operation in progress (e.g.
setting the display background), including intercom calls between two internal units. The video entryphone call is
presented at the maximum level of quality at which the 7” EVO video entryphone can operate in communication
via 2-wire bus. When a call is in progress, the screen presents two lateral bars containing the buttons for the
most commonly used functions.
Receiving a video call from an entry panel
When a call is received from an entry panel equipped with a camera, the screen of the 7” EVO video entryphone
displays the video image transmitted via the 2-wire bus.
accepts the call and starts communication. Pressing the button printed on the monitor casing
has the same effect.
ends or rejects the call. You can also reject the call before answering by pressing the button
printed on the monitor casing.
, printed on the monitor casing, opens the door. Pressing this button when there is no call in progress
opens the lock of the last door to be opened.
Operation of the LEDs
The physical buttons printed on the monitor casing are equipped with LEDs for backlighting.
The LED of the lock button
ashes when at least one door in the system is open. The same notication is
presented on the right-hand side of the touch screen display
and on the top bar (same icon).
The LED of the talk/listen button
ashes when there is at least one voicemail message that has not been
listened to.
During a connection, the name associated with the entry panel or internal unit from which the call was made is
displayed at the top left corner of the screen along with the date/time of the call.
microphone enabled icon. Pressing this button disables audio transmission to the entry panel and
disables the microphone. The icon changes to .
microphone disabled icon. Pressing this button enables audio transmission to the entry panel and enables
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