Aiphone GBM-2MKA

Aiphone GBM-2MKA Small-Scale Apartment/Condominium Intercom System User Manual

Model: GBM-2MKA

1. Ovaview

The Aiphone GBM-2MKA is a monitor-equipped master unit intercom system designed for small-scale apartments and condominiums. This model is the successor to the GBM-2MK. It offers enhanced features for security and convenience, including a color LCD display and various operational buttons for communication and access control.

2. Product Components and External View

The following diagram illustrates the external view and key components of the GBM-2MKA master unit, along with its installation dimensions and rear view feso'ota'iga.

Diagram showing the external view, installation dimensions, rear view, and specifications of the Aiphone GBM-2MKA intercom system.

Ata 1: Fafo View, Installation Dimensions, Rear View, and Specifications of the Aiphone GBM-2MKA Intercom System.

2.1 Fafo View (Lua)

  • Ki fa'alavelave fa'afuase'i: For emergency calls.
  • Microphone: Mo fesootaiga leo.
  • Fa'aaliga LCD lanu: 3.5-inch TFT display for video and information.
  • Fa'amau F1: Fa'amau fa'atino 1.
  • Fa'amau F2: Fa'amau fa'atino 2.
  • Notification Indicator Light (Blue): Illuminates when a notification is present.
  • Notification Button: To access notifications.
  • Fa'amau fa'atonu: To navigate system menus.
  • Fofoga Fetalai: Mo galuega fa'alogo.
  • Unlock Indicator Light (Yellow): Illuminates when the door is unlocked.
  • Talk Indicator Light (Green): Illuminates during a call.
  • End Button: To terminate a call or exit a menu.
  • Fa'amau Valaau: To initiate a call.
  • Tatala faamau: To unlock the door.
  • Ki malosiaga: Ina ia ki/tape le iunite.

2.2 Tua View

  • Setting Switch: For system configuration.
  • Connector Insertion Port: Mo le fa'afeso'ota'i masini fafo.
  • AC Power Terminal (Power Cable): For connecting the main power supply.
  • Connection Terminal (Signal Cable): For connecting signal wires.

3. Fa'apipi'i

The GBM-2MKA master unit is designed for wall-mounting. Ensure proper wiring and secure attachment for optimal performance.

3.1 Fua Fa'apipi'i

  • Unit Dimensions (W x H): Approximately 122 mm x 217 mm.
  • loloto: Approximately 23.5 mm (excluding mounting bracket).
  • Mounting Bracket Depth: Approximately 4 mm.
  • Recommended Floor Level (FL): 1,400 mm from the center of the device.
  • Opening Dimensions for Wiring: 50 mm (width) x 70 mm (height) (indicated by parentheses in the diagram).

3.2 Faiga Fa'apipi'i

  1. Fa'amau le puipui fa'apipi'i i le puipui e fa'aaoga ai sikulima talafeagai.
  2. Connect the power cable (strong current) to the AC Power Terminal and the signal cable (weak current) to the Connection Terminal on the rear of the unit.
  3. Insert the unit onto the mounting bracket, ensuring it clicks securely into place.
  4. Verify all connections are firm and the unit is stable.

4. Seti

Initial setup involves configuring the system settings to match your apartment or condominium environment.

4.1 Fa'atonuga Autu

  • Fa'aaoga le Seti Suiga on the rear of the unit to access configuration options. Refer to the detailed setup guide for specific switch positions and their functions.
  • Ia mautinoa le Connector Insertion Port is used for any necessary external module connections.

4.2 System Pairing (if applicable)

If your system includes multiple monitor sub-units or door stations, follow the pairing instructions provided in the comprehensive installation manual to establish communication between all devices.

5. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

This section outlines the primary functions and operations of your Aiphone GBM-2MKA intercom system.

5.1 Mauaina o se Valaau

  1. When a visitor presses the call button on the door station, the master unit will emit a call sound and display the visitor's image on the Lanu LCD Faʻaalia.
  2. Oomi le Call Faamau to answer the call and begin communication. The Talk Indicator Light (Green) o le a faʻamalamalamaina.
  3. Ina ia faamuta le valaau, oomi le Fa'ai'u Fa'amau.

5.2 Faiga Fesootaiga

  • Automatic Hands-free: Allows for two-way communication without holding down a button.
  • Push-to-talk: Requires holding down the Call Faamau to speak and releasing it to listen.

5.3 Door Release

I le taimi o se valaau, fetaomi le Tatala Button to release the door lock. The Unlock Indicator Light (Yellow) will illuminate briefly.

5.4 Emergency and Notification Functions

  • Ki fa'alavelave fa'afuase'i: Press this button in an emergency to alert designated contacts or security personnel.
  • Notification Button: Oomi i view stored notifications. The Notification Indicator Light (Blue) signals new notifications.

5.5 Fa'asagaga Menu

Oomi le Fa'amau Fa'amau to access system settings, review call history, or adjust display options. Use the F1 ma F2 buttons to navigate through menu options and the Call Faamau e fa'amaonia filifiliga.

5.6 Call Sounds

The system offers various call sound patterns:

  • Call Sound ①: Ping-pong, Ping-pong
  • Call Sound ②: Ping-pong-pan
  • Call Sound ③: Pipopan Pipopan Pipopan Pipopan (x3)
  • Call Sound ④: Piririri Piririri (x4)

6. Tausiga

O le tausiga faifai pea e faʻamautinoa ai le umi o le ola ma le faʻatinoga lelei o lau faiga intercom.

6.1 Fa'amamāina

  • Wipe the unit's surface with a soft, dry cloth.
  • Do not use abrasive cleaners, solvents, or spray directly onto the unit.

6.2 Battery Replacement (Door Station)

The door station is designed for long battery life, up to 24 months when using nickel-hydrogen batteries (capacity 2500mAh or more) and with the door monitor setting off. The master unit will notify you when the door station battery is low via a display message and an indicator light, reducing the need for frequent battery checks.

7. Faʻafitauli

If you encounter any issues with your intercom system, refer to the following common troubleshooting steps. For more complex problems, contact customer support.

  • Leai se Malosi: Check if the power switch is ON and if the AC power terminal is securely connected.
  • Leai se Vitio/Leo: Ensure all signal cables are properly connected. Check the door station for power.
  • Door Release Not Working: Verify the wiring to the door lock mechanism and ensure the unlock button is functioning correctly.
  • Le lelei o Ata: Clean the camera lens on the door station.

8. Fa'amatalaga

Fa'aaligaFa'amatalaga
Malosiaga VoltageAC100V 50 / 60Hz
Fa'aaogāga MalosiagaStandby: 1.7W, Maximum: 7.6W
Mataitu3.5-inch TFT Color LCD Monitor
Faitauga Piki230,000 pika
Valaau MetotiaAutomatic Hands-free / Push-to-talk
Galulue Ambient Temperature0 ℃ i le 40 ℃
Door Station Units1 iunite
Monitor Sub-unit Units1 iunite
Notification Storage CountMax 40 items (max 6 images per item)
Call Sound PatternsPing-pong, Ping-pong-pan, Pipopan (x3), Piririri (x4)
foligaItuaiga fa'amau i puipui
Compatible BoxJIS 1-gang switch box + separator
MeaSelf-extinguishing PC + ABS resin
mamafaPe tusa. 410g
Lanu LanuSnow White (5Y9.3/0.1 approximate Munsell value)
Fa'amatalagaFa'aoga ile fale
Numera o oloaGBM-2MKA
Aso Foafoaga2020/08/20

9. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

9.1 Fa'amatalaga Fa'amaonia

This Aiphone product comes with a 2-tausaga vaitaimi fa'amaonia from the date of purchase. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. It does not cover damage caused by misuse, accidents, unauthorized modifications, or improper installation.

9.2 Fesoasoani mo Tagata Fa'atau

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty service, please contact Aiphone customer support. Refer to the official Aiphone webnofoaga po'o lau fa'atauga fa'amaumauga mo fa'amatalaga lata mai fa'afeso'ota'i.

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