FIBARO FGIC-002 Manuel utilisateur

Installation & Conﬁguration Guide

User manual for FGIC-002

INTERCOM

SMART VIDEO DOORBELL

1: Contents

1: Important safety information .......................................................................................................................................4

2: Description and features ...............................................................................................................................................5

2.1: Description ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2: Main features ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

3: Installation ......................................................................................................................................................................6

3.1: Package contents .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6

3.2: Required equipment ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

3.3: Choosing location ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

3.4: Choosing and routing wires .............................................................................................................................................................................. 8

3.5: Mounting the installation box .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9

3.6: Mounting the in-wall part .................................................................................................................................................................................. 11

3.7: Connecting wires ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.8: Connecting ethernet/POE cable: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.9: Connecting 12V DC power supply: ................................................................................................................................................................. 13

3.10: Connecting relays ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

3.11: Connecting tamper switch to external system ........................................................................................................................................ 14

3.12: Mounting the on-wall part .............................................................................................................................................................................. 15

3.13: Memory card as local storage ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16

4: First time conguration .................................................................................................................................................17

4.1: Requirements .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

4.2: Logging in ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

4.3: Creating home ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

4.4: Network conguration ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

4.5: User conguration ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

5: Operating the device ......................................................................................................................................................21

5.1: Opening the gate .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

5.2: Making a call ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

5.3: Inviting new user ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

5.4: Resetting to factory settings ............................................................................................................................................................................. 23

5.5: Visual indications ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

5.6: Adding trusted device ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

5.7: Adding another Intercom ................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

6: Use cases .........................................................................................................................................................................25

6.1: Opening the gate with electromagnetic lock through the app ........................................................................................................... 25

6.2: Opening the gate through the wall switch at your home or near the exit ....................................................................................... 25

6.3: Connecting external alarm device .................................................................................................................................................................. 26

6.4: One switch for opening the wicket, another one for opening the gate ............................................................................................ 26

7: Specication ...................................................................................................................................................................27

8: Regulations .....................................................................................................................................................................28

9: Warranty terms and conditions .....................................................................................................................................29

2: Important safety information

Read this manual before attempting to install the device!

Failure to observe recommendations included in this manual may be dangerous or

cause a violation of the law. The manufacturer, Fibar Group S.A. will not be held re-

sponsible for any loss or damage resulting from not following the instructions of operating

manual.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any accidents related to theft, damage or breaching

of the wiring, performed by an unauthorized person.

The device is not designed to protect the owner’s property. It is recommended to use a pro-

fessional alarm system for such solution.

Make sure that local law does not prohibit to record, store, and edit the video without the

consent of people being recorded.

Danger of electrocution!

It is strongly prohibited to connect any of the device terminals to mains (110V/230V)

voltage! It is designed to be powered with low voltage power supply. Connecting

to the mains power will result in damaging the device and will void the warranty.

To be installed only by a qualied specialist! Performing the installation or maintenance on

your own may void the warranty.

Caution HOT!

Inside the operating device there are elements that may cause burns. The device

may be demounted at least 30 minutes after disconnecting the power supply. We

recommend to still watch for elements marked as“Caution hot”.

Do not modify this device in any way not included in this manual.

This product is not a toy. Keep away from children and animals!

Please note that the usage of cellular data may cause additional charge.

3: Description and features

3.1: Description

FIBARO Intercom can show you everyone who has arrived at your doorstep with a 180-de-

gree high-denition view and night vision.

This modern-looking, high-gloss device can be placed near the front door or gate to look

after your safety.

The Intercom allows to control two gates, which might be opened using assigned PIN codes

on rotating ring, holding up a phone towards the device or using dedicated app to do it

remotely.

The recordings can be stored on a SD card.

3.2: Main features

• Rotating ring used for PIN codes,

• Two relay outputs (to control gates),

• Full HD video resolution (up to 1080p/30fps),

• Ultra-wide angle lens (up to 180°),

• IR illumination (for night view),

• Noise-canceling microphones,

• Speaker,

• Proximity sensor.

4: Installation

Before installing the device:

1) Check if the package content is complete,

2) Prepare all the required equipment,

3) Make sure the power is o.

4.1: Package contents

In-wall partOn-wall part Installation box

Tightening tool 2.2mm x 12mm M2 x 8mm

DIN913 hex Hex key 0.9mm

4.2: Required equipment

Wire stripper Needle-nose pliers

or Tweezers PH0 and PH1 Philips

Screwdrivers

Remember that other professional equipment for mounting the installation box depends on

the type of construction material.

4.3: Choosing location

Recommended height of installation: 160 cm

Do not install the device in places exposed to direct sunlight!

If this happens, try to shade the device to avoid overheating and to keep

the sun o the lens and reduce are. Long-term operating in direct sun-

light may cause overheating of the device, its malfunctioning, and a sig-

nicant temperature rise of a housing above the limit of safe operation

for the user.

The device is rated at IP 54, which means it is protected against water

splashed from all directions. To increase the resistance to changing

weather conditions, it is recommended to place the device under a roof.

If not using the Ethernet cable, place it within a strong WiFi signal.

4.4: Choosing and routing wires

The device may be powered in two ways:

1) Power supply 12V DC (+/- 10%) 1A LPS (not included)

2) PoE (Power over Ethernet) PSE 48V

Both powering modes work in parallel and may be connected at the same time with no

eect on the device operation.

The device may be connected to network in two dierent ways:

1) Ethernet - wired connection (recommended)

2) Wi-Fi - wireless connection

Wired connection is recommended, but if you decided to use Wi-Fi connection make sure that the

device will be in range of your router and have a good quality connection.

Before routing the wires make sure what you want to connect and how many wires you will

need:

1) Power supply 12V DC – used to power the device with external power supply.

Wires required: 2

2) Ethernet – used for communication with the device and can be also used to power it

using PoE Power over Ethernet.

Wires required: 1 twisted pair cable with 8 wires

3) Built-in relays – can be used to open 2 gates or doors with an electric lock (via app,

BLE proximity function, PIN code or physical buttons).

Wires required: 2 wires per one gate/door

4) Two buttons for built-in relays – can be used to control built-in relay using physical

buttons, switches etc.

Wires required: 1 wire per one button and 1 wire for common ground

5) Tamper – can be connected to an external system to alarm it in case of sabotage

attempt.

Wires required: 2

When routing wires take into consideration the following remarks:

• The installation wires of the unit must be lead separately from the mains power wires to

prevent the transmission interference and overvoltage on the control lines.

• Wires inside the installation boxes should be as short as possible to prevent curling the

wires and allow for easy assembling of the in-wall part.

• Installation wires should be carried securely and not visible from the outside, preventing

from the interference by unauthorized person.

• Recommended Ethernet cable for network connection is a twisted pair cable CAT-5e.

The maximum cable length is 100 meters.

• Other inputs should be connected using the solid-core wires with cross-section from

0.14 to 0.34 mm2 (26…22 AWG). Connectors are also capable of connecting stranded

wires.

• Close vicinity of mains (110V/230V) electrical wires may cause deterioration of the trans-

mission through the Internet and potential noise on the inputs.

4.5: Mounting the installation box

Before installation pay attention to:

• Installation box must be mounted using the materials

which will not cause the tension that could deform the

shape of a box after the installation (e.g. by expanding).

• Mounting in the drywall requires using screws with

hooks (not included).

• Mounting in the insulation-lled wall (e.g. drywall with

mineral wool) requires to keep at least 10cm distance

from the insulation to prevent the device from over-

heating.

• It is recommended to use the plasterboard adhesive

(type T) to securely install the box.

Installation box

To install the box:

1) Prepare hole for 65mm x 75mm (diameter

x depth) installation box.

2) Route cables to the back of the hole

(see“Choosing and routing wires”).

3) Drag the cables through the rubber

sealing on the back of the box, taking

care to keep the tightness.

4) Mount the box in the hole and align it so

the TOP arrow points up.

5) Make sure the box is ush with the wall

and rmly attached.

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