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Using the LyncTouch
Using the Intercom (continued)
Intercom with Front/Back Door
- Applies only if you have the Door Interface module (DI-21) and a Door Station
at the Front and/or Back Door.
When a visitor presses the doorbell button, all zones will hear the door sound file for that door station. Note that
Lync V3 controllers can be customized using the HTD Lync app to only ring into specific zones, leaving other
zones undisturbed. The first zone to answer the ring by pressing the Talk button will be placed in one-to-one
communication with the door station. Releasing the Talk button allows you to hear what is occurring at the door,
i.e. the visitor cannot press anything to talk into the house. Press “End Call” to end communication with the door.
Front Door and Back Door are also displayed as an option in the list of available zones. You can initiate a call to
either the front door or back door by simply selecting it from the list. Similarly, you can monitor what is occurring
at the door by selecting it and then pressing the Talk button for approximately one second and releasing.
Customize zone and source names with the HTD Lync app
Zone names will default to Zone 1, Zone 2, etc. and Source names will default to Source 1, Source 2, etc., but
can easily be changed to match your zones and sources using the free HTD Lync app which is available for
iOS and Android. Edit the fields for KEYPAD ZONE NAME and KEYPAD SOURCE NAME to customize what
appears (max 10 characters) on LyncTouch.
LyncTouch - Double Gang Size
If you are replacing our previous LyncPad model or if a double-gang junction box has already been installed,
you will likely prefer to install a LyncTouch-D (double gang). LyncTouch-D provides the same functionality and
installs in the same manner as the standard (single gang size) LyncTouch, but it is made with a wider faceplate
that completely covers a double gang cutout.
LyncTouch-D can be purchased with a “clean” faceplate or with a faceplate that includes a built-in 3.5mm
stereo audio input - used instead of adding a Standard Input Panel (SIP) elsewhere in the room - and/or a built-
in IR receiving eye - used in place of a separate IR Panel (IRP). Additional detail is provided on our website.
3.5mm Stereo Input
IR Eye
