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TECHNICAL SHEETS
Polyx Memory Display can be configured in two different modes:
-
Quick configuration
(with physical configurator connection);
-
Advanced configuration
(using the TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software supplied).
The quick configuration enables the user to access the video door entry system function
menu. This is the standard configuration with configurators to be connected to their
own housing on the back of the device itself.
If the apartment interface, item 346850, is installed inside the apartment, configuration
of the video handset using the software supplied is recommended.
Configuration
N
P
M
N – handset number
The N configurator assigns to each video handset an identification number within the
system. The handsets must be configured in progressive order.Handsets with parallel
connection (max 3 are allowed inside apartments without item 346850) must be
configured using the same N configurator. In parallel with the main video handset,
additional handsets, video handsets and/or bells may be installed.
P – entrance panel association
The P configurator identifies the entrance panel associated, or the first entrance panel
to activate before pressing the key
and which door lock is activated when the key
is pressed while the video handset is idle.
M – operating mode
The M configurator identifies the main menu page and therefore the preset functions
that may be used (see manual supplied with the product).
The PC advanced configuration using the software (CD supplied), provides the user with
the highest degree of customisation, with the possibility of:
- create customized menus;
- customize text messages;
- access all home automation functions.
Connection to the PC
To transfer the configuration performed using the TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software
or to update the firmware, connect POLYX MEMORY DISPLAY to the PC using the
USB-miniUSB cable.
USB-miniUSB
To ensure that the communication is successful, the
POLYX MEMORY DISPLAY
must
be powered and not physically configured.
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