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Page 2: Table Of Contents
ABB Welcome Pos: 4 /Busc h-Ja ege r (N eust rukt ur)/ Mo dul-St ruktu r/ Safety ....................... 3 Intended use..................... 3 Environment ..................... 3 ABB devices ................3 Operation ....................4 Standard operations ..............4 4.1.1 Control elements ..............4 4.1.2... -
Page 3: Safety
ABB devices All packaging materials and devices from ABB bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal. Always dispose of the packaging material, electronic devices and their components via an authorized recycling facility or disposal company. -
Page 4: Operation
® ABB Welcome Operation Standard operations 4.1.1 Control elements Fig. 1 Control elements Functions 7" Touch screen Communication button 2A For incoming call, press this button within 30 seconds to activate communication. Press it again to end call. 2B In standby mode, press this button to set up the voice and video connections to the default outdoor station. -
Page 5: Welcome Screen And Status Bar
® ABB Welcome 4.1.2 Welcome screen and status bar Fig. 2 Welcome screen and status bar Functions Current date - Click here to set the current date. Time - Click here to set the current time. System information - Click on this icon to call up the address (number of the indoor station, default outdoor station, master or slave station) on this panel and the current software information. - Page 6 ® ABB Welcome Switch actuator - Click on this button to enter the switch actuator menu. — 6 —...
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Page 7: Control Actions
® ABB Welcome Control actions 4.2.1 Surveillance Surveillance Fig. 3 Surveillance Click on this button to start to survey the default outdoor station. Only the video connection appears first. Press button to activate the voice connection. Function Designation of camera. -
Page 8: Intercom
® ABB Welcome 4.2.2 Intercom Intercom Fig. 4 Intercom Click on this button to enter intercom call menu. The following functions are available: (Set the intercom call lists in the “system setting-intercom setting” menu first.) Functions The name of an intercom. -
Page 9: Switch Actuator
® ABB Welcome 4.2.4 Switch actuator Switch actuator Fig. 6 Switch actuator Click on “switch actuator” button to enter the switch actuator menu. The following functions are available: (Set actuator lists in the “system setting-switch actuator” menu first.) Functions The name of an actuator. -
Page 10: Setting Up The Voice And Video Connections
® ABB Welcome 4.2.5 Setting up the voice and video connections Fig. 7 Setting up the voice and video connections The following functions are available for setting up voice and video connections: (Press the communication button.) Functions Designation of the camera. -
Page 11: Opening The Door
® ABB Welcome 4.2.6 Opening the door Fig. 8 Opening the door Press the key button to activate the door opener. The following functions become available: Functions The “open door” icon is displayed after you press the door opener or activate the function "automatic door opener."... -
Page 12: Muting
® ABB Welcome 4.2.7 Muting Fig. 9 Muting The muting menu (mute timer) has the following functions: Functions No call is pending: If you press the “mute function” while no call is pending, the bell sound of the panel will be deactivated for a certain period. -
Page 13: Activating The Custom Function
® ABB Welcome 4.2.8 Activating the custom function — 13 —... - Page 14 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 10 Activating the custom function The program button can be configured with different functions, e.g., call to guard unit, intercom call or control switch actuator. Its default function is the release of the second lock, which is connected with terminals COM-NC-NO of an outdoor station.
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Page 15: Event And Picture Memory And History
® ABB Welcome 4.2.9 Event and picture memory and history Fig. 11 Event and picture memory and history The panel records all events. Press the “history” button, and the last 100 events will be displayed (prior events are overwritten). Functions If you have activated the function “auto snapshots activated”... - Page 16 ® ABB Welcome — 16 —...
- Page 17 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 12 Event and picture memory/history — 17 —...
- Page 18 ® ABB Welcome During a call, you can take a snapshot at any time by pressing the “history” button, even when the “automatic snapshots” function is not activated. The event and picture memory and history menu offers the following functions: Functions If you have activated the system setting menu “automatic snapshots,”...
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Page 19: Information
® ABB Welcome 4.2.10 Information Fig. 13 Information Items above will be shown on the information menu. — 19 —... -
Page 20: Inserting An Sd Card
® ABB Welcome 4.2.11 Inserting an SD card Fig. 14 Inserting an SD card — 20 —... -
Page 21: Settings
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12 Settings 4.2.12.1 Overview Fig. 15 Overview Touch the “settings” button to make the following functions available: Functions Intercom - Set intercom lists among different apartments or within the same apartment. Switch actuator - Set the actuator list in the menu. - Page 22 ® ABB Welcome Set door open password - Set the customized door open password, which can be used at an outdoor station with keypad. Blacklist - Set the blacklist, which is used to prevent unwanted calls from other apartment(s). Audio settings - Set the ringtone for the outdoor stations, the doorbell and others.
- Page 23 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 16 Overview of settings To go to the setting areas of list field (1), do the following: Function To display the hidden functions, click on the scroll buttons (2). Touch one of the setting areas. Touch the button “set” (3).
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Page 24: Intercom
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.2 Intercom Fig. 17 Intercom The intercom menu offers the following functions: Functions The name of an intercom. The address of an intercom. The type of an intercom. indicates an external intercom from a different apartment. To establish an external intercom, each apartment must have a master indoor station. - Page 25 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 18 Intercom The intercom offers the following functions: Functions - Click on the name box so you can edit the name. - Change the call type through the drop-down menu. *external intercom indicates a call from a different apartment.
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Page 26: Switch Actuator
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.3 Switch actuator Fig. 19 Switch actuator The switch actuator offers the following functions: Functions Name of an actuator. Address of an actuator. - Click on this button to add a new actuator entry. Delete - Click on this button to delete an existing actuator. Confirm via the dialog box displayed. - Page 27 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 20 Switch Actuator The intercom menu offers the following functions: Functions Click on this edit box to rename the relay actuator. Edit the address via the numeric keypad, from 001 to 199. Click on the “OK” button to activate the settings.
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Page 28: Program Button
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.4 Program button Fig. 21 Program button The program button menu offers the following functions: Functions Set the functions for the program button, e.g., release the second lock, call to the guard unit, intercom call, enabling the switch actuator. -
Page 29: Leave Home Management
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.5 Leave home management Forward After(sec): Fig. 22 Leave home management Information about the settings The user can only choose between “call forward” and “message leaving.” These two functions cannot be activated at the same time. A warning will be given once “call transfer” or “message leaving” is activated. -
Page 30: Voice Message
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.6 Voice message Fig. 23 Voice message A total of 30 voice messages can be recorded. The voice message menu offers the following functions: Functions Direction - Local messages: Message can be heard locally. - Away message: The message can be played for visitors when the “message leaving”... - Page 31 ® ABB Welcome Fig. 24 Voice message ▶ Choosing “Listen”→“ ” to play a voice message. Fig. 25 Voice message — 31 —...
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Page 32: Setting Door Open Password
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.7 Setting door open password Fig. 26 Setting door open password The “set door open password” menu can only be used from a master indoor station and offers the following functions: Functions Tick the checkbox to activate or deactivate the password function. -
Page 33: Blacklist
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.8 Blacklist Fig. 27 Blacklist The blacklist menu can only be accessed from a master indoor station and offers the following functions: Functions - Order of list. Indoor station address - Set the address of the target indoor station, from 001 to 250. -
Page 34: Audio Settings
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.9 Audio settings Repeated Tone Touch Feedback Fig. 28 Audio settings The audio settings offer the following functions: Functions Bell sound for the default door - Select a bell sound for the default door by clicking on one of the buttons in the list field. -
Page 35: Auto-Unlock
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.10 Auto-unlock Fig. 29 Auto-unlock The auto-unlock menu is available only from a master indoor station and offers the following functions: Functions Enable auto door unlock - Tick the checkbox to activate or deactivate auto unlock. - When auto unlock is activated, the functions “leave home management”... -
Page 36: Display Settings
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.11 Display settings Fig. 30 Display settings The display settings menu offers the following functions: Functions Brightness - Set the brightness of the display with the plus and minus buttons. Enable screen saver - Tick the checkbox to activate or deactivate the screen saver. - Page 37 ® ABB Welcome - Click on the calibration button and then click on the five displayed position crosses. Confirm via the dialog box displayed. The display has been calibrated. Screen saver off after - Select the active period for the screen saver via the drop-down menu until it switches off automatically.
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Page 38: Date And Time
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.12 Date and time Fig. 31 Date and time The date and time menu offers the following functions: Functions Time - Select the format of the displayed time via the drop-down menu. - Available are 12 h, am/pm and 24 h. -
Page 39: Camera List
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.13 Camera list SYSTEM SETTING>CAMERALIST Enable the Name Camreas Outdoor station 01 Visual doorbell Camera 01-1 Delete Back Adjust Fig. 32 Camera list Functions Refresh camera list - Scan the outdoor station cameras from the camera interface, and generate camera list. -
Page 40: Language
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.14 Language Fig. 33 Language The language menu offers the following functions: Functions Language (list field) - Available languages are listed. Scroll - To display the hidden languages, tick the scroll boxes. - Click on this button to activate the settings. -
Page 41: Setup
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.15 Setup Fig. 34 Setup The setup menu offers the following functions: Function Automatic snapshots - When the bell is pressed, three snapshots are automatically taken and stored in the history. - This function can only be activated when the automatic door opener is deactivated. -
Page 42: Firmware Update
® ABB Welcome 4.2.12.16 Firmware update If the firmware for your device requires an update, complete the following steps: Get the new version of firmware from your electrical installer, and copy it onto an SD card. Insert the SD card into the card slot on your indoor station. -
Page 43: Cleaning
® ABB Welcome Cleaning Caution Risk of damage to the screen surface. The screen surface can be damaged by hard or sharp objects. Never use such objects for entries on the touch screen monitor. Use your finger or a plastic stylus. -
Page 44: Adjusting The Device
® ABB Welcome Adjusting the device 4.4.1 Terminal resistor Fig. 35: Terminal resistor Functions Station Select switch to set the address of the default outdoor station. X10 X1 Select switches to set the address (0-99) of the indoor station. For setting addresses that range into the hundreds, see Chapter 4.2.12.15, setup. -
Page 45: Connection
® ABB Welcome 4.4.2 Connection Fig. 36: Connection Functions Connection for the doorbell pushbutton Connection for the system controller - When using several indoor stations: connection for the internal bus — 45 —... -
Page 46: Technical Data
® ABB Welcome Technical data Designation Value Display resolution: 800 x 480 Display size: 7" Operating temperature +14 °F to +131 °F Storage temperature -40 °F to +158 °F Protection IP 30 Single-wire clamps 2 x 22 AWG - 2 x 18 AWG... -
Page 47: Mounting And Installation
® ABB Welcome Mounting and installation Warning Electric voltage! Direct or indirect contact with live components can cause dangerous currents to flow through the body, which may result in electric shock, burns or even death. Always disconnect the main power supply prior to installation and/or disassembly. -
Page 48: Mounting
® ABB Welcome Mounting Dismantling Open the housing of the panel by pulling the clamp at the bottom of the device. Mounted on the wall or flush-mounted box Affix the bottom of the device directly on a level wall surface or on a flush-mounted socket according to DIN 49073-1. - Page 49 ® ABB Welcome Setting Set the address of the preferred outdoor stations and the address of the indoor station on the rotary switches. Set the master/slave function and the terminal resistor on the switches at the rear of the top part of the housing. See Chapter 4.4.1, Terminal Resistor.
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