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1.2.5.2.1 Using visually impaired user mode
Below is an example of the main screen with visually impaired user mode active.
With the active mode, it is no longer possible to display all the various icons on the normal main screen
(e.g. panic alarm, voice memo, door opening, gate opening, etc.)
The icon in the bottom left corner
held pressed
to switch to normal mode. If the screen switches
off, either voluntarily or after the timeout, the visually impaired user mode is automatically restored the
next time the power is turned on and the video door phone will play the following voice message “THE
SCREEN IS ON”.
On this screen, you can
tap once
or
twice
to call one of the two predefined contacts or open a door/
door. The action performed by the video door phone depends on the configuration (see the Visually
impaired user mode activation and configuration section).
1.2.5.2.2
How to reply to an external call
The following screen will be displayed when the video door phone receives a call:
To answer the call, swipe right on the screen. The video door phone will emit a “BEEP” as acoustic
feedback. To reject the call, swipe left. The video door phone will emit a “BEEP” as acoustic feedback.
The screen shown refers to a door phone call from a door station to an apartment in which more than one
IP video door phone are present. The caller’s image is not displayed automatically. Tap on the screen
to view. If there is only one IP video door phone in the apartment with the
visually impaired user
mode
active, the image will be displayed automatically as in normal mode.
