ANJIELO SMART Wired Video Intercom System User Manual

1. Folasaga

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your ANJIELO SMART Wired Video Intercom System. This system is designed for multifamily apartments, offering secure and convenient communication with visitors. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper function and safety.

2. Oloa Ua Ovaview

The ANJIELO SMART Wired Video Intercom System is a comprehensive solution for building access control and communication. It features a robust outdoor doorbell unit and multiple indoor monitors, enabling visual and audio communication with visitors, as well as remote unlocking capabilities via RFID cards.

Figure 2.1: Multifamily Intercom System Overview. This image illustrates a typical installation in a multi-story building, showing one outdoor doorbell unit connected to multiple indoor monitors, allowing separate monitoring for each unit without interference.

Vaega Autu:

• Multifamily Design: Supports 2 to 12 indoor monitors with one outdoor camera.
• Vaaiga i le po: Built-in LED infrared lights for clear video in low-light conditions.
• Leo Faʻalua-Ala: Enables communication between indoor monitors and the outdoor unit.
• Filemu Filemu: Option to mute doorbell rings for undisturbed rest.
• IP65 le tau: Outdoor unit is resistant to rain and dust.
• 7-inisi LCD Mataitu: Slim design, touch-key operation, hands-free display.
• Tatala le Kata RFID: Convenient access control for residents.
• 4-Uea So'oga: Standard wiring for reliable communication.

3. Mea i totonu o le afifi

Fa'amautinoa o lo'o iai mea uma i lau afifi:

• Outdoor Doorbell Unit (Quantity: 1)
• Indoor Monitor (Quantity: 3 for this specific model)
• 5-meter 4-core connection cable (for testing purposes)
• Fa'amau fa'amau ma taula
• Power adapter(s)
• Tusi Lesona a le Tagata (lenei pepa)

Note: Additional cables, electric locks, power supplies for locks, and exit buttons are not included and must be purchased separately if required for your installation.

4. Fa'amatalaga

Figure 4.1: Product Dimensions. This image provides detailed measurements for both the indoor monitor and the outdoor doorbell unit, including the buried wall bottom cover for the outdoor unit.

5. Fa'amatalaga Saogalemu

• Aveese i taimi uma le eletise aʻo leʻi faia soʻo se faʻapipiʻi poʻo se tausiga.
• Ensure all wiring is correctly connected according to the wiring diagram to prevent damage to the system or electrical hazards.
• Aua ne'i fa'aalia le monitor i totonu i le vai po'o le susū tele.
• The outdoor unit is IP65 weatherproof, but avoid submerging it in water.
• Use only the provided power adapters or approved replacements.
• Keep the product away from strong magnetic fields or sources of interference.
• Professional installation is recommended for complex wiring setups.

6. Seti ma Fa'apipi'i

6.1 Fa'atonuga uaea

The system uses a 4-wire connection. A 5-meter 4-core cable is included for testing. For permanent installation, you will need to purchase longer cables based on the distance between the outdoor unit and the indoor monitors. Refer to the table below for recommended cable types and distances:

Ensure all connections are secure and insulated. Incorrect wiring can damage the system.

6.2 Fa'apipi'iina o le Iunite i Fafo

1. Choose a suitable location near your entrance, typically at eye level (around 1.5 meters or 5 feet from the ground).
2. Use the included mounting bracket as a template to mark drilling points on the wall.
3. Eli pu ma faaofi i ai taula puipui.
4. Fa'amau le fa'amau fa'apipi'i i le puipui i fa'ailoga.
5. Connect the 4-core wiring and power supply to the outdoor unit.
6. Attach the outdoor unit to the mounting bracket, ensuring it is firmly in place.
7. Verify the unit is level and the camera view e le faalavelaveina.

Figure 6.1: Outdoor Unit Installation. This image shows the outdoor unit installed in an exterior environment, highlighting its weather resistance and suitable mounting location.

6.3 Fa'apipi'iina o le Monitor i totonu

1. Select a convenient indoor location, such as a hallway or living area, where the monitor is easily accessible.
2. Mark drilling points using the monitor's mounting bracket.
3. Eli pu ma faaofi i ai taula puipui.
4. Fa'amau le puipui fa'apipi'i i le puipui.
5. Connect the 4-core wiring from the outdoor unit and the power adapter to the indoor monitor.
6. Carefully attach the indoor monitor to the mounting bracket.
7. Fa'apipi'i le feso'ota'iga eletise i le so'o eletise.

7. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

7.1 Mauaina o se Valaau

When a visitor presses the call button on the outdoor unit, the indoor monitor(s) will ring and automatically display the video feed from the outdoor camera.

1. Ina ia tali le valaau, oomi le Tali button (typically a phone icon) on the indoor monitor.
2. You can now speak with the visitor using the two-way audio function.
3. Ina ia faamuta le talanoaga, oomi le Tali toe faamau.

7.2 Mata'ituina o le Eria i Fafo

E mafai ona e faia ma le lima view the outdoor area at any time:

• Oomi le Mataitu button (often an eye icon) on the indoor monitor. The screen will display the live video feed from the outdoor camera.
• Oomi le Mataitu toe faamau e tape le faaaliga.

7.3 Tatala le Faitotoa

If an electric lock is connected to the system, you can unlock the door remotely:

• During a call or while monitoring, press the Tatala button (often a key icon) on the indoor monitor. The connected electric lock will disengage.
• The outdoor unit also supports RFID card unlocking. Present a pre-programmed RFID card to the reader on the outdoor unit to unlock the door.

7.4 Vaaiga i le Po

The outdoor unit is equipped with built-in LED infrared lights, which automatically activate in low-light conditions to provide clear black-and-white video footage.

Figure 7.1: Day and Night Vision. This image illustrates the system's ability to provide clear visuals both during the day and at night, thanks to its integrated infrared night vision.

7.5 Faiga Lemu

To avoid disturbance, especially during nighttime, you can activate the silent mode:

• Oomi le Faiga Lemu button (often a bell with a slash through it) on the indoor monitor. The doorbell ringtone will be muted.
• The monitor will still display the video feed when a visitor calls, allowing you to see who is at the door without audible notification.
• Oomi le Faiga Lemu toe kiliki le faamau e tape ai.

Figure 7.2: Silent Mode Activation. This image demonstrates the silent mode feature, which allows users to mute the doorbell ringtone for undisturbed rest while still being able to see visitors on the monitor.

7.6 Filifiliga Ringtone

The indoor monitor offers 52 different ringtones. Consult the monitor's on-screen menu or specific buttons to browse and select your preferred ringtone.

Figure 7.3: Ringtone Options. This image highlights the availability of 52 different ringtones for the indoor monitor, allowing users to customize their doorbell sound.

8. Tausiga

• Fa'amamaina: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the indoor monitor and outdoor unit. For stubborn dirt, a slightly damp cloth can be used, but ensure no liquid enters the devices. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Su'ega uaea: Periodically check all wiring connections for signs of wear, damage, or loose connections. Repair or replace damaged cables immediately.
• Outdoor Unit Lens: Keep the camera lens on the outdoor unit clean and free from obstructions (e.g., dirt, spiderwebs) to ensure clear video quality.
• Paoa sapalai: Ensure power adapters are not damaged and are securely plugged into outlets.

9. Faʻafitauli

10. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

ANJIELO SMART products are designed for reliability and performance. For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the contact information provided with your purchase documentation or visit the official ANJIELO SMART website. Please have your model number (60120S-2+67022E) and purchase date ready when contacting support.