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DS1722-130 LBT20732

Mod.

1722

ONE- AND TWO-HOUSEHOLD VIDEO DOOR PHONE KIT MININOTE+

MIKRA2

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HOME AUTOMATION SECTION INSTALLATION MANUAL

DS1722-130 2LBT20732

Contents

1CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................3

1.1 Buttons Configuration..................................................................................................4

1.1.1 Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration.........................................................................5

1.1.2 Yokis Buttons Configuration via remote control....................................................11

1.1.3 Yokis Buttons Mixed Configuration ......................................................................13

1.1.4 Composite Buttons Configuration.........................................................................13

1.1.5 Stair Lights Button Configuration.......................................................................... 15

1.1.6 Other Functions ...................................................................................................17

1.1.7 Button Resetting ..................................................................................................18

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1 CONFIGURATION

The end user will be able to use up to a maximum of 12 virtual buttons to control individual outputs

or scenarios:

These buttons are divided in 2 groups: the first 8 (Yokis buttons) and the last 4 (Composite

buttons).

Yokis Buttons

These are the first 8 buttons, perfectly equivalent to the 8 buttons in a Yokis remote control

model TLC8CP. They allow for timely control or implementation of first-level scenarios.

Composite Buttons

These are 4 additional logic buttons obtained by 'grouping' several Yokis controls in order to

create second-level scenarios.

In the configuration phase, the required Yokis buttons should be configured first, followed by

Composite buttons.

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1.1 BUTTONS CONFIGURATION

There are three possible modes. Installers can choose the one most suited to their requirements.

A) Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration

The (virtual) Yokis Buttons can be entirely configured directly via the monitor.

The advantage consists in a more user-friendly configuration via a wizard-type interface:

the monitor automatically manages the necessary pulses for Yokis button configuration.

It is necessary to press the ‘Connect’ button on the receivers in this step.

B) Yokis Buttons Configuration via remote control

When a physical remote control TLC8CP is used, its 8 (or less) buttons can be configured

so as to control home automation. Then, the physical remote control is 'copied' to the

(virtual) Yokis Buttons on the apartment monitor (or multiple apartment monitors).

The advantage in this case is given by the fact that it is easier to reach the receivers in

order to implement the required 'Connections' (pressing the 'Connect' button on the

receivers).

For the physical remote control configuration it is necessary to proceed with the correct

pulse number on ‘Connect’ button, as mentioned in the tables.

The manuals supplied with the receivers and the remote control should be used for

reference. The Yokis Radio Quick Installation Guide should also be referred to.

C) Mixed configuration

A TLC8CP remote control is used only to establish the required 'Connections' with the

receivers (by pressing 'Connect').

Then the remote control is 'copied' to the (virtual) Yokis Buttons of the monitor.

Finally, the Yokis Buttons configuration is completed via the monitor.

In this way, the advantages offered by the solutions A and B are combined.

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1.1.1 Yokis Buttons Direct Configuration

Each Yokis Button can be configured to control one or more activation modules (Scenario or

Centralisation Scenario), either in Direct Mode or in Radio Bus Mode.

Please refer to the Yokis 'Radio Quick Installation Guide’ for more information on the available

options.

From the monitor Home Page, press the icon ‘Settings’ and then select ‘Yokis’ .

You will obtain access to the following page:

The Yokis buttons are the first top 8.

The Composite buttons are the last bottom 4.

Tap the Yokis button that you wish to configure. A screen page will open where you can set:

- The button NAME (which the user will then see)

After typing in a name via the keypad, access the icons at the bottom; these can be used to carry

out the same configurations which can normally be programmed via a Yokis remote control button.

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Before describing the individual controls in detail, we would like to provide some general

indications.

First of all, by tapping in the bottom right corner of Yokis settings, a QR code is displayed:

The QR code can be used to access the configuration guide for help.

The buttons configuration procedure is entirely similar to that of the buttons on a Yokis 8-buttons

remote control.

The monitor, however, automatically sends the necessary configuration pulses, without the installer

having to remember the number of pulses needed in the various cases (they are, however,

specified in the text for convenience)

E.g. if you choose to 'Connect' a button to a receiver, the monitor itself will send the required 5

short configuration pulses.

The blue LED on the monitor matches the red LED on a Yokis remote control: it can be checked

for notification flashes. The display shows each time how many notification flashes are to be

expected, to make it easier for the installer to check.

WARNING! Certain configurations may take a few seconds. Always wait for the required

notification flashes before moving on to other operations.

In all the screens a 'TEST' button is always available on the right side. At the end of a configuration

procedure, the operator can press it to test the behaviour of the button concerned.

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It is always possible to go back to a higher level menu by pressing the 'OK' or ‘BACK’ button.

Similarly, with a Yokis Remote control, a ‘Reset’ to initial settings for a specific button (and for that

button only) can always be controlled. The icon to use to control a button reset is located at the top

right. A single button resetting will not change the button icon and name.

It opens a sub-menu designed to 'Connect' the button to one or more receivers.

Connect (or disconnect) E5 R1

It can be used to ‘connect’ the button to a receiver.

In the Direct mode, one or more receivers can be connected, up to a maximum of 4 (if a fifth

receiver is connected, this will replace the fourth).

In the Radio Bus mode, typically only one is connected.

For more information, refer to the Yokis 'Radio Quick Installation Guide’, sect. ‘A-1: Connecting a

transmitter to a receiver’.

The button can also be used to perform the ‘disconnecting’ procedure: sect. ‘A-3: Disconnecting a

transmitter from a receiver’.

The other 2 menu items are used less frequently:

Set Radio Bus Acces Points E7 R1

Useful when you wish to control a specific remote receiver (or even more than one), located on

Radio Bus.

More information in ‘E: Range extension with RADIO BUS’ and ‘E-1: Definition of an Access Point

to the Radio Buso’ of the Yokis 'Radio Quick Installation Guide’.

WARNING! in the event of a mistake, it is not possible to only delete the specific Access Points of

one button. In this case, all the Access Points of all the buttons on the monitor must be deleted at

the same time.

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To do this, use the ‘Delete Unused Connections’ item, available from the higher-level menu

reachable through the icon M24.

Delete Unused Connections

If the button controls a single receiver, this option can be useful if that receiver is replaced. First,

connect the new receiver with Connect (or disconnect) (see above). Then use this menu item to

delete the connection to the old receiver. Controlled by E21.

and

By default, the Yokis buttons operate in 'Direct Mode'. They control up to max 4 receivers.

On a monitor, it is often useful to use the buttons in the Centralised mode: this means having one

button that closes all the shutters, another that turns off all the lights, etc.

To do this, you must Centralise on ‘Radio Bus’.

First of all, the receivers must be gathered together to create a Radio Bus R1 R1, then the button

must be 'Connected' to the closest receiver and finally, the Button Centralised Mode must be

defined, specifying whether it should act on all the Lights or on all the Shutters, or both.

By selecting the button 'Mode', it is then possible to define the mode:

Radio Bus M6or Direct M5.

If the 'Radio Bus' mode has been selected, a new icon will be displayed in the higher-level menu,

allowing to select whether Centralisation should act on the Lights (default setting) or on the

shutters or both .

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By tapping it you can choose one of three options: Lights M10 or Shutters M11 or

Lighting/Shutters M20

For more information, refer to the Yokis 'Radio Quick Installation Guide’, in section ‘F – Centralised

control on Radio Bus’.

NOTE: If ‘Lighting/Shutters’ Centralisation is selected, the function 'Off, Down & Stop' (see the next

section) should be selected in order to turn off the lights and roll down the shutters ('Not At Home'

Scenario).

If different features are to be obtained simultaneously, such as shutter closing and lights on

('Evening' Scenario):

- configure a Centralised Button only for the Lights, with the desired function,

- configure a Centralised Button only for the Shutters, with the desired function,

- configure a Composite Button to combine both.

Finally, it is possible to select an operation mode for the button by choosing one of the following 4

options:

- Toggle (lights), Dim/Off (dimmer), Up/Stop/Down (shutter) M1

- On (lights), Up & Stop (shutter) M3

- Off (lights), Down & Stop (shutter) M4

- Memory / Go to Position (shutter) M2

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Reference should be made to section ‘G – Pushbutton functions’ of the Yokis 'Radio Quick

Installation Guide’.

This option can only be used if a Button had been 'connected' to a single receiver module. In this

case, it is then possible to configure the receiver with specific sequences of pulses.

Using the keypad, the number of pulses to be sent to the Receiver Module with that specific button

can be defined. E.g. to configure the timing of the receiver. Then press ‘Send’ and wait for a

notification from the receiver, typically displayed on the receiver (blinking or small movements).

Please refer to the individual Receiver Modules manuals for possible controls.

For example, if an MTR2000ER relay module was 'connected' and you wish it to have a 15

minutes' timed output (e.g. for irrigation of a garden), then:

- Send 23 (E23) to unlock the module configuration and wait to see 3 flashes on the

receiver.

- Send 27 (E27) to switch the module to the timer mode and wait to see 7 flashes on the

receiver.

- Send 26 (E26) to configure the duration in minutes and wait to see 6 flashes on the

receiver.

- Send 14 (E14) to configure a 15-minutes' timed interval and wait to see 4 flashes on the

receiver.

- Send 21 (E21) to lock the module configuration and wait to see 1 flash on the receiver.

While if you wish the MTR2000ER connected module to work in impulsive mode (i.e. the module

generates a 0.5 seconds' pulse each time that the button is pressed), for example to control the

opening of a gate, then:

- Select the mode 'M' by sending 10 pulses: M

- Send 16 (16) to configure the IMPULSIVE mode and wait to count 6 confirmatory flashes

on the monitor LED.

NOTE: as was mentioned here above, receiver module configuration only works if the button has

been connected to a single receiver module.

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