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INTERPHONE SANS-FIL 600 MÈTRES (PILES ou DC)
JUSQU’À 9 LOGEMENTS ENREGISTRÉS - OUVERTURE PORTAIL/GÂCHE À
DISTANCE ET VIA DIGICODE - ÉCRAN LCD - AUTONOMIE SUR PILES 18 MOIS -
ALIMENTATION 12-24VDC OPTIONNELLE - COMBINÉ(S) MOBILE(S) SUR BATTERIE
600 METRE WIRELESS INTERCOM (BATTERY or DC)
UP TO 9 REGISTERED RESIDENTS - REMOTE GATE/LATCH OPENING VIA
DIGITAL HANDSET OR KEYPAD - LCD SCREEN - BATTERY LIFE 18 MONTHS
- OPTIONAL 12-24VDC POWER SUPPLY - MOBILE HANDSET(S) ON BATTERY
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Thank you for choosing Ultra Secure to monitor your property.
The UltraCOM3 wireless intercom allows you to communicate with your visitors
and open your gate or lock remotely (using the handset) or from the caller
station using an unlocking pin. Up to 9 residents can be registered to the
UltraCOM3 with an unlimited number of handsets per resident. The wireless
range between handset(s) and caller station is 600 metres (line of sight). Thanks
to its hood and its IP54 certication, the caller station is designed for outdoor and
indoor installation for the long term! Dierent alert modes (audible, visual and/or
vibration alert) are available on the handset.
To meet all your needs, we oer various additional accessories (handset, hood,
remote aerial, etc.) on our website. Each application is unique and we seek to
guide you towards the best system that completely satises your needs. Do not
hesitate to contact us for advice.
Our guide will help you to understand and install the UltraCOM3, but also to
optimise your settings for your environment.
Get started with your UltraCOM3 wireless intercom.
Ultra Secure.
info@ultrasecuredirect.com
01604 589414
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Contents of your user guide
Presentation of your UltraCOM3 wireless intercom
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4
Presentation of the caller station
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Presentation of the mobile handset
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Presentation of the LCD screen of the handset
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Meaning of the icons
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Connection terminals
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UltraCOM3 intercom power supply
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Caller station power supply
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Caller station low battery information
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Handset power supply
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8
Handset low battery information
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9
Lithium battery replacement
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9
UltraCOM3 commissioning
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UltraCOM3 settings
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Unlocking the caller station
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Residents (pairing of handsets)
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External volume
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12
Outdoor tone
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Opening time
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Switching on the screen
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Aerial
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Frequency
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Opening pin
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Menu pin
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Language
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Information
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Resetting the caller station
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Settings of UltraCOM3 handsets
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Switch the handset on/o
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18
Selecting the alert mode
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Adjusting the volume (communication and ring)
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Using the UltraCOM3 intercom
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Opening using the pin
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Using the call function
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19
Gate/latch remote opening
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Reverse call function (from handset to caller station)
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Interior intercom function (handset to handset)
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Installation of the caller station
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Opening the caller station
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Fixing your caller station
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Connection for gate/latch (N/O - N/C - Com)
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Auxiliary output (AUX)
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Tips for using the keypad
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Precautions for use
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Troubleshooting guide
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Technical specications
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Presentation of your UltraCOM3 wireless intercom
Presentation of the caller station
LCD screen (1)
This LCD screen displays menu information and provides access to the various
registered residents and opening by pin.
Motion detector (PROX) (2)
The motion detector turns on the caller station screen when a person is detected
(see page 13).
Keypad (3)
The Keypad is used to change settings, and use the UltraCOM3.
Microphone (4)
The caller station comes with a microphone allowing conversation with the handset.
Speaker (5)
The speaker allows you to broadcast the conversation with the handset and the
outdoor doorbell.
Connection terminal block (6)
This terminal block allows you to make the various connections related to your
conguration: power supply (see page 8), gate, latch... (see page 23) or
auxiliary output (see page 24). It is numbered and removable to facilitate wiring.
Manual reset (7)
If you forget the menu pin, you have the option of resetting the UltraCOM3 manually
(see page 17).
Optional remote antenna connection (8)
This cable allows you to connect a remote aerial (not supplied) if a better transmission
range is required.
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Protective cap (9)
The protective cap protects the entrance to the aerial connection if it is not used.
Battery slots (10)
The UltraCOM3 board can operate using 4 type C batteries (not supplied) to be
inserted in the slots provided, respecting the polarity.
Presentation of the mobile handset
“Pick up” key (blue) (11)
This button is used to answer a call from the caller station. For the indoor intercom
function (see page 21), it makes a call from handset to handset.
“Hang up” and ON/OFF key (red) (12)
This button ends a call. It also switches the handset on/o (when held and pressed.)
Remote opening button (13)
This button is used to remotely open a gate or a latch (see page 20).
Push-to-talk button (PTT) (14)
This button is necessary to communicate with your visitor. Button released, the
visitor’s voice is heard in the handset speaker. Button pressed, you can speak to
the visitor through the microphone of the handset.
Microphone (15)
It allows communication with the panel and other handsets.
Volume + key (16)
This button is used to increase the ring and communication volume (see page 18).
In combination with the volume - key, it is used to choose the alert mode (see page 18).
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Volume key - (17)
This button is used to decrease the ring and communication volume (see page 18).
In combination with the volume +, it is used to choose the alert mode (see page 18).
Handset battery access button (18)
This button opens the handset battery cover.
Speaker (19)
It allows ringing and conversation to be heard.
Handset battery connection plug (20)
Simply plug in the battery plug to connect.
Handset charging plugs (21)
They connect the handset to the charging station.
Handset charge indicator (22)
This warning light comes on to indicate that the handset has been correctly charged.
Charging station socket (23)
The socket is used to connect the power plug of the charging station.
Presentation of the LCD screen of the handset
Alert type
Handset battery level
Caller station low battery
indicator
Remote opening disabled
Missed call notication
Remote relay trip indicator
Call indicator
Indoor temperature
Communication indicator
Volume level
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Meaning of the icons
Caller station indicator Ring alert only
Missed call notication Alert by visual indicator only
Communication indicator Vibration alert only
Remote opening disabled Alert by ring and visual indicator
Remote opening trigger indicator Ring and vibration alert
Handset battery at critical level Alert by vibration and visual
indicator
Handset battery level Alert by vibration, ring and visual
indicator
Low caller station battery Volume level
Connection terminal
Number Symbol Meaning
1 DC - DC - power cable terminal block
2 DC + DC + power cable terminal block
3 Com Terminal block common to the two relay outputs
4 N/C “Normally closed” relay output terminal block
5 N/O “Normally open” relay output terminal block
6 AUX Terminal block for auxiliary output
7 AUX Terminal block for auxiliary output
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UltraCOM3 intercom power supply
Door station power supply
The caller station can be operated on batteries. The observed battery life is 12 to
18 months. You can also choose to power it directly 12-24V from several sources
(transformer, gate power supply, solar panel, …) as long as it is a direct current (DC)
and 12 or 24V. To do this, connect the power supply to the terminal block located
in the caller station marked with 12-24V DC (see diagram see page 7).
Important: under no circumstances should you connect a 220V power
supply directly to the terminal block of your UltraCOM3 panel.
If you want to power your caller station with batteries, simply insert 4 type C batteries
(supplied) into the compartment, respecting the polarity. Battery life observed is
12 to 18 months. Please note: When using batteries selecting “ALWAYS ON” will
reduce battery life.
If you use a direct 12-24V power supply, the batteries can be used as a
backup power supply in the event of a power failure. It will then be important
to check the condition of the batteries in the long term (risk of leaking).
Caller station low battery information
When the caller station’s batteries are low, the icon is displayed on the handsets
and an audible alert sounds, reminding you to replace the batteries in the caller
station. Pressing any button temporarily silences the warning sound, but the icon
remains displayed until the batteries are replaced.
In addition, you have the option of checking the caller station’s battery level (LOW
or OK) from the Information menu (see page 16).
Handset power supply
The handset operates using an already installed Lithium battery. This will be
powered by the charging station that must be connected. To do this, follow the
following procedure:
• Connect the power plug to the back of the
charging station then plug the transformer into a
wall outlet.
• Place the handset on its charging station.
If the handset is switched o, it will switch on
automatically.
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• The charging indicator should light up red during the charging process. Adjust
the position of the handset in the charger if this light does not come on. During
charging, the icon ashes until your handset is fully charged.
• The handset fully charges in approximately 4 hours on rst use. All segments
inside the icon will become solid and the icon will stop ashing.
The unit is now ready to operate. You can remove the handset from its charging
station or leave it on the charger, there is no risk of damage. When the battery
discharges and the voltage drops to a certain level, charging will resume
automatically. Each time the handset charges, you will see the icon ashing.
Handset low battery information
If the indicator comes on and you hear an audible alert (one beep every
30 seconds), the handset battery has reached a critical threshold and must be
recharged immediately on its station. To protect the battery, if the handset is not
charging when the icon is displayed, it will automatically switch o after
10 minutes. During charging, the icon ashes.
Lithium battery replacement
If the battery of your handset is faulty, it will be
possible to replace it.
To do this, press the lock button and slide the
battery compartment plate. Then disconnect the
battery from the plug.
Important: If replacing the handset battery, please ensure that the battery
is compatible, otherwise there is a risk of explosion. You can nd the
appropriate battery on our website.
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UltraCOM3 commissioning
When starting up the UltraCOM3 for the rst time,
the caller station will ask you to choose the language
of the menu (French or English). To choose, scroll
using the button and then conrm by pressing
the button .
You will then need to choose an 8-digit menu pin.
This pin will allow you to access the caller station
menu in order to congure the settings and pair the
handsets. It must be dierent from 00000000.
Conrm your pin by pressing the button .
After initialisation, the caller station will display the
“NO RESIDENTS” screen. Then enter the menu by
pressing the button , enter your menu pin, then
conrm by pressing the button again.
You then access the menu. Attention! Without any
action on your part, the caller station will display the “No RESIDENTS” screen
again after 40 seconds. Find all the information about each menu in the rest of the
user guide.
If no handset is paired when the UltraCOM3 is rst powered up, the caller
station will continue to display the “NO RESIDENTS” screen. It will turn
o after 15 seconds and will turn on when passing in front of the motion
detector located above the screen. (If PROX selected in wake up)
BY ULTRASECUREBY ULTRASECURE
FRENCHFRENCH OKOK
OKOK BACKBACK
SET MENU PINSET MENU PIN
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OPEN MENUOPEN MENU
NONENONE
NO RESIDENTSNO RESIDENTS
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