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<strong>Manual</strong><br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong> <strong>Operation</strong><br />

and <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

GC68-00915A ED:01


Contents<br />

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literature, indicates that it should not be<br />

disposed with other household wastes at the<br />

end of its working life. To prevent possible<br />

harm to the environment or human health from<br />

uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate<br />

this from other types of wastes and recycle it<br />

responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse<br />

of material resources.<br />

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purchased this product, or their local government office, for details<br />

of where and how they can take this item for environmentally safe<br />

recycling.<br />

Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms<br />

and conditions of the purchase contract.<br />

This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for<br />

disposal.<br />

FCC NOTICE<br />

NOTE<br />

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,<br />

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection<br />

against harmful interference in a residential installation.<br />

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used<br />

in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,<br />

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does<br />

cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the<br />

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the<br />

following measures :<br />

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.<br />

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.<br />

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is<br />

connected.<br />

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.<br />

CAUTION<br />

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void<br />

the user’s authority to operate the equipment.<br />

Preface<br />

Precautions<br />

Important Safety Instructions .................... 2<br />

General Safety Precautions....................... 4<br />

Chapter 1 : Preparation<br />

Features and Functions<br />

Product Front & Side ................................ 6<br />

Product Rear ............................................. 7<br />

Chapter 2 : Usage<br />

User Settings<br />

User Setting Mode Selection .................... 8<br />

Melody Volume Setting ............................. 9<br />

Screen Brightness Setting ........................ 9<br />

Burglar Setting .......................................... 9<br />

Automatic Image Capture Setting .............. 10<br />

(Option : <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XR)<br />

System Resetting ...................................... 10<br />

Intercom Functions<br />

Answering Visitors at the Door Camera .... 11<br />

Checking the Door Camera Exterior Area .... 12<br />

Automatic Image Capture Functions<br />

(Option : <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XR)<br />

Storing Images .......................................... 13<br />

Viewing Stored Images ............................. 13<br />

Interphone Functions (optional)<br />

Calling an Extension ................................. 14<br />

Emergency Alarm Functions<br />

In Case of an Emergency ......................... 15<br />

Chapter 3 : <strong>Installation</strong><br />

Monitor <strong>Installation</strong><br />

Installing the Monitor ................................. 16<br />

Door Camera <strong>Installation</strong><br />

Installing the Door Camera ....................... 17<br />

Wiring<br />

3 Door Cameras + 4 Monitors ................... 18<br />

2 Door Cameras + 4 Monitors + 1 Multi-Lobby Phone..... 20<br />

1 Door Camera + 1 Monitor ....................... 22<br />

Settings<br />

Cable Specifications ................................. 23<br />

Other Settings ........................................... 23<br />

Components<br />

Monitor ...................................................... 24<br />

Door Camera(Optional)................................. 24<br />

Product Specifications<br />

Specifications of the Product ..................... 25<br />

Chapter 4 : Other Information<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

Check This First! .......................................... 27<br />

Product Warranty<br />

Product Warranty ......................................... 28<br />

Contents<br />

1


Precautions<br />

* Please review the content below to ensure safe and precise product usage.<br />

C A U T I O N<br />

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK<br />

DO NOT OPEN<br />

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Preface<br />

CAUTION<br />

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the top cover (or the rear section).<br />

No user serviceable parts inside, refer servicing to qualified personnel.<br />

This symbol, wherever it appears, alerts you to the presence of uninsulated dangerous<br />

voltage inside the enclosure-voltage that may be sufficient to constitute a risk of shock.<br />

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This symbol, wherever it appears, alerts you to the important operating and maintenance<br />

instructions in the accompanying literature. Please read the manual.<br />

I Important Safety Instructions<br />

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Precautions<br />

* Please review the content below to ensure safe and precise product usage.<br />

I Safety Precautions<br />

WARNING<br />

Neglecting to follow these directions<br />

can result in death or serious injury.<br />

CAUTION<br />

Neglecting to follow these directions can<br />

result in injury or material loss.<br />

Do not use pins or any sharp, pointy<br />

objects to press buttons, or insert them<br />

into holes.<br />

This may cause product electrical shock and/or<br />

fire.<br />

Do not clean using a wet cloths or a volatile<br />

substances (e.g. alcohol, benzene, thinner).<br />

This may cause product electrical shock and/or fire.<br />

Preface<br />

WARNING<br />

Do not disassemble, install, or repair this<br />

product on your own initiative.<br />

Contact the service center regarding any repair<br />

needs.<br />

Unauthorized handling<br />

may cause product<br />

malfunction, electric<br />

shock, and/or fire.<br />

“Disconnecting the device from<br />

mains-The mains plug is the means of disconnecting<br />

the device. The plug must remain readily operable.”<br />

Do not subject the product to any heavy<br />

shock such as striking with a hard object<br />

(e.g. hammer, etc.).<br />

This may cause product<br />

malfunction, electrical<br />

shock, and/or fire.<br />

If the product emits any peculiar noise, odor,<br />

and/or smoke, immediately turn off the circuit<br />

breaker connected to the electric heater<br />

switch (ONT product connection)<br />

in the power cabinet panel,<br />

and then contact the<br />

service center.<br />

Be aware of the risk of<br />

electrical shock and/or fire.<br />

Do not place the product near a heat<br />

source (e.g. heater) or a source of<br />

moisture (e.g. aquarium, humidifier).<br />

This may cause product<br />

malfunction and/or fire.<br />

Do not allow water or other liquid to enter<br />

the product.<br />

This may cause electrical<br />

shock and/or fire.<br />

“The device must not be<br />

exposed to dripping or<br />

splashing and no object,<br />

filled with liquids, such as a<br />

vase, shall be placed on<br />

the device.”<br />

Do not allow water to enter the camera<br />

when cleaning.<br />

This may result in electrical<br />

shock and/or fire.<br />

“WARNING-To Reduce The<br />

Risk Of Fire Or Electric Shock,<br />

Do Not Expose This Apparatus<br />

To Rain Or Moisture.”<br />

After receiving service, ask the service representative to perform a safety inspection.<br />

CAUTION<br />

Do not hang on or pull on the installed<br />

product.<br />

Take special care to<br />

prevent such mishanding<br />

of the product<br />

by small children as<br />

injury may occur.<br />

If you are leaving the product in a dwelling when you move, make<br />

sure to pass the user manual on to the new home owner/tenant.<br />

This is important to prevent any misuse of the product by the new home<br />

owner/tenant.<br />

Be careful when standing up after sitting<br />

under the installed product.<br />

A head injury may<br />

occur from any<br />

impact with the<br />

installed product.<br />

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5


Features and Functions<br />

Chapter 1<br />

I Product Front & Side<br />

Handset<br />

The handset is used to communicate with a visitor who is standing in<br />

front of the door camera, or to make calls to an extension. When not in<br />

use for communication, lifting the handset allows the user to view the<br />

exterior area of the unit entrance.<br />

Monitor<br />

Visitors are shown on screen.<br />

Power Indicator Lamp<br />

When power is normal, the indicator<br />

lamp is illuminated in blue.<br />

I Product Rear<br />

JP4/5/6 : Sub 1/2/3 Connector Terminals<br />

Connects the extension / sub-monitors in sequence.<br />

S1 : Various Settings SW<br />

Used for setting the door camera, main<br />

monitor, extension / sub-monitors, etc.<br />

JP400 : Multi-lobby phone Jumper<br />

Used to set the multi-lobby phone connection.<br />

JP1/2/3 : CAM1/2/3 Connector Terminals<br />

Connects the door cameras in sequence.<br />

Preparation<br />

Interphone Button/Lamp<br />

This is used to communicate with a sub unit.<br />

POWER Switch<br />

Use to turn power on and off.<br />

Door Button/Lamp<br />

This is used to answer calls from a visitor who<br />

is standing in front of the door camera .<br />

Open Button/Lamp<br />

This is used to open the entrance door during<br />

a call.<br />

Mode Button<br />

This is used to make changes to<br />

various settings. (eg. melody<br />

volume, screen brightness)<br />

+/- Button<br />

This is used to adjust<br />

communication volume, melody<br />

volume and screen brightness.<br />

Speaker<br />

Sounds melody, alarms, etc.<br />

JP7 : EXT Connector Terminal<br />

Connects the door lock and other external peripherals.<br />

JP13/14 : Main/Sub Selection Jumper<br />

Used to set the product as a main monitor or as an extension / submonitor.<br />

Note<br />

Communication Volume Adjustment<br />

Press the + or - button to adjust communication volume during calls.<br />

Melody Volume Adjustment<br />

After pressing the Mode button and selecting a Melody Setting, press the + or - button to adjust.<br />

Screen Brightness Adjustment<br />

After pressing the Mode button and selecting a Brightness Setting, press the + or - button to<br />

adjust.<br />

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User Setting Functions<br />

Set some product functions in advance according to the usage environment.<br />

Chapter 2<br />

I User Setting Mode Selection<br />

1<br />

When<br />

not in use, press the MODE<br />

button to view the User Settings<br />

menu on the screen.<br />

2<br />

Press the + or - buttons to scroll<br />

and select the desired setting<br />

mode.<br />

I Melody Volume Setting<br />

1<br />

After<br />

entering the Melody Setting<br />

Mode, press the + or - buttons to<br />

adjust the melody volume.<br />

I Screen Brightness Setting<br />

1<br />

When<br />

entering the Screen<br />

Brightness Setting Mode, the view<br />

seen from door camera will<br />

appear. Press the + or - buttons<br />

to adjust the screen brightness.<br />

Usage<br />

Setting Mode<br />

1. Melody Set<br />

2. Burglar Set<br />

3. Bright Set<br />

4. Capture Set<br />

5. Reset<br />

Ver. 1.X<br />

Setting Mode<br />

1. Melody Set<br />

2. Burglar Set<br />

3. Bright Set<br />

4. Capture Set<br />

5. Reset<br />

Ver. 1.X<br />

Melody Set<br />

Mel Volume : 2<br />

Press the MODE button to return the screen to the main<br />

menu.<br />

After the melody settings have been made, the melody<br />

volume of door camera calls and calls to<br />

extensions(interphone) will be adjusted equally.<br />

Press the MODE button to return to the main menu.<br />

3<br />

Press<br />

the MODE button to enter<br />

the selected setting mode.<br />

Note<br />

User Setting Mode<br />

I Burglar Setting<br />

Melody Set<br />

Mel Volume : 2<br />

Setting Mode<br />

1. Melody Set<br />

2. Burglar Set<br />

3. Bright Set<br />

4. Capture Set<br />

5. Reset<br />

Ver. 1.X<br />

Set Melody Volume<br />

Set Burglar Mode<br />

Set Screen Brightness<br />

Set Image Capture Mode<br />

Reset System<br />

1<br />

In<br />

the Burglar Setting Mode,<br />

pressing the + button will activate<br />

the burglar alarm, and the OPEN<br />

lamp will turn red.<br />

2<br />

Pressing<br />

the - button will deactivate<br />

the burglar alarm function, and the<br />

OPEN lamp will turn blue.<br />

To exit the User Setting Mode, press and hold the<br />

MODE button for 2~3 seconds.<br />

The Automatic Image Capture setting is available only<br />

on product model <strong>3005</strong>XR.<br />

Burglar Set<br />

Burglar On<br />

Burglar Set<br />

Burglar Off<br />

CAUTION:<br />

This function can only be activated when the door is fully<br />

closed and the magnetic door entry contact sensor is<br />

installed.<br />

Press the MODE button to return to the<br />

main menu.<br />

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User Setting Functions<br />

Set some product functions in advance according to the usage environment.<br />

Intercom Functions<br />

Intercom functions include the ability to speak with visitors and to open the entrance door.<br />

Chapter 2<br />

I Automatic Image Capture Setting<br />

1<br />

In<br />

the Automatic Image Capture<br />

Setting Mode, pressing the +<br />

button will activate the automatic<br />

image capture function.<br />

(Option : <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XR)<br />

2<br />

Pressing<br />

the - button will deactivate<br />

the automatic image capture<br />

function.<br />

I Answering Visitors at the Door Camera<br />

1<br />

The<br />

monitor sounds a melodic chime,<br />

and the visitor appears on the screen.<br />

To speak to the visitor, lift the handset.<br />

Usage<br />

Capture Set<br />

Capture Set<br />

Capture Mode :<br />

Capture Mode :<br />

Auto<br />

Normal<br />

During automatic image capture, if a visitors presses the<br />

call button that activates the door camera, the visitor’s<br />

image will automatically be saved in black and white.<br />

Press the MODE button to return to the main menu.<br />

If the handset is not lifted within a fixed period of time, the<br />

screen will turn off.<br />

The maximum time per call is one minute.<br />

I System Resetting<br />

2<br />

During<br />

a call, pressing the OPEN<br />

button will open the entrance door.<br />

3<br />

To<br />

end a call, place the handset in its<br />

normal position.<br />

1<br />

In<br />

the Reset System Mode,<br />

pressing the + button will reset all<br />

settings to their original factory<br />

settings.<br />

Reset<br />

Push Plus Key<br />

Note<br />

Settings after system reset<br />

- Melody : 2<br />

- Burglar : Off<br />

- Bright : 2<br />

Note<br />

1. An electric door strike and digital door lock are supplied separately as an option.<br />

2. To adjust the volume during a call, use the + or - buttons.<br />

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Intercom Functions<br />

Functions include viewing the exterior area of the unit entrance.<br />

For 1 Door Camera<br />

Lift the handset, and the front view of the<br />

door camera will appear on the screen.<br />

1<br />

Pressing<br />

Automatic Image Capture Functions<br />

(Option : <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XR)<br />

Functions include the storing and viewing of visitor images.<br />

I Checking the Door Camera Exterior Area I Storing Images I Viewing Stored Images<br />

the MODE button during<br />

a call will capture and store the<br />

image of the visitor.<br />

1<br />

When<br />

not in use, press and hold<br />

the DOOR button for two seconds.<br />

Chapter 2<br />

Usage<br />

The front view of the door camera area automatically<br />

turns off after 50 ~ 60 seconds.<br />

The image of the visitor will be stored.<br />

(requires 8 ~ 12 seconds)<br />

After setting the automatic image capture function, the<br />

DOOR lamp will blink when a visitor image has been stored.<br />

The image of the most recently saved visitor image will<br />

appear.<br />

For 2 or More Door Cameras(optional)<br />

If you have 2 or more door cameras installed, it will function as follows ;<br />

Lift the handset to see the front view of door camera 1, and then press the DOOR button to<br />

see subsequent door camera views in sequential order.<br />

2<br />

Scroll<br />

using the + or - buttons to<br />

see the stored visitor images<br />

2<br />

When<br />

viewing a stored visitor<br />

image, pressing the MODE button<br />

will delete that image.<br />

If no button is pressed for approximately 10seconds,<br />

the viewing mode will be cancelled and the unit will<br />

return to standby mode.<br />

If no button is pressed for approximately 10 seconds,<br />

viewing mode will be cancelled and the unit will<br />

return to standby mode.<br />

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1<br />

Lift<br />

Interphone Functions (Optional)<br />

Functions apply to calls between units when 2 or more monitors have been installed.<br />

I Calling an Extension<br />

the handset and press the<br />

INTERPHONE button.<br />

2<br />

The<br />

melody will sound on the other<br />

monitor and the call is connected<br />

when the handset is lifted.<br />

1<br />

When<br />

Emergency Alarm Functions<br />

I In Case of an Emergency<br />

the external emergency<br />

sensor is activated, an alarm will<br />

sound and the word “Emergency”<br />

will flash on the monitor screen.<br />

2<br />

To deactivate the alarm, press the<br />

MODE button.<br />

The alarm will turn off.<br />

Chapter 2<br />

Usage<br />

Emergency<br />

Emergency<br />

Note<br />

1. This function is available when 2 or more monitors are installed. It is not possible to call a specific<br />

extension / monitor or to call several parties simultaneously.<br />

2. If the receiving party does not answer a call within 30 seconds, the call is automatically terminated.<br />

3. Interphone calls are automatically terminated after approximately 3 minutes.<br />

In the case of an emergency, one or more of the<br />

follow alarm messages will be displayed.<br />

- For a General Emergency : Emergency<br />

- For a Fire : Fire<br />

- For the Intrusion of a Burglar : Burglar<br />

3<br />

Resetting<br />

the external emergency<br />

sensor will return the unit to its<br />

normal standby mode.<br />

Note<br />

In Case of an Emergency<br />

Pressing the MODE button will deactivate the alarm<br />

word “Emergency” will flash. Check the external switch<br />

where the emergency was activated, and turn it off to<br />

return the screen to its normal standby mode.<br />

In Case of a Burglar<br />

Pressing the MODE button will deactivate the alarm, and<br />

the screen will flash. Closing the door will return the<br />

screen to its normal standby mode.<br />

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Monitor <strong>Installation</strong><br />

I Installing the Monitor<br />

Product <strong>Installation</strong> Diagram - Monitor <strong>Installation</strong> Method and Height<br />

Door Camera <strong>Installation</strong><br />

I Installing the Door Camera<br />

Door Camera <strong>Installation</strong> Diagram - Door Camera <strong>Installation</strong> Method and Height<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CN510 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XA model)<br />

Chapter 3<br />

<strong>Installation</strong><br />

57.1inch<br />

5.4inch<br />

57.1inch<br />

27.6inch<br />

3.6inch<br />

05.inch<br />

27.6inch<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CP610 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XB model)<br />

57.1inch<br />

WARNING<br />

Beware of electrical shock or fire when connecting to AC power.<br />

<strong>Installation</strong> Method<br />

1. Select an appropriate site for product installation.<br />

(Set product height so that the center of the monitor is at least 145cm from the floor.)<br />

2. Affix the wall mount bracket at the selected site using the 4 screws.<br />

3. Connect the door camera wire and the sub-monitor (optional) wires to the monitor terminal.<br />

4. After mounting the monitor on the bracket, affix the screw at the base of the unit.<br />

5. Connect the AC power cord.<br />

6. Turn on the power switch at the bottom of the unit and confirm power supply to the product.<br />

<strong>Installation</strong> Method<br />

1. Select an appropriate site for product installation.<br />

(Set product height so that the center of the door camera is at least 145cm from the floor.)<br />

2. Affix the wall mount bracket at the selected site using the two screws.<br />

3. Connect the monitor connection wire to the door camera terminal.<br />

4. Confirm that the function of calling to the monitor is operable.<br />

<strong>Installation</strong> Precautions<br />

1. Avoid installation in areas that are exposed to direct sunlight, rain, chemicals, and/or high voltage<br />

electrical cables.<br />

2. Avoid installation in areas of excessive heat or cold.<br />

27.6inch<br />

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Wiring<br />

I 3 Door Cameras + 4 Monitors (1 Main + 3 Sub)<br />

Sub 3<br />

C<br />

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A<br />

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Chapter 3<br />

<strong>Installation</strong><br />

Door Camera 3<br />

Sub 2<br />

Door Camera 2<br />

B<br />

Sub 1<br />

<br />

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Main<br />

Door Camera 1<br />

0.65mm<br />

22AWG<br />

1.0mm<br />

18AWG<br />

A<br />

30m<br />

100’<br />

60m<br />

200’<br />

Door Lock 2<br />

Door Lock 1<br />

B<br />

C<br />

30m<br />

15m<br />

100’<br />

50’<br />

60m<br />

30m<br />

200’<br />

100’<br />

Note<br />

The CAM3 does not support door release function.<br />

Do not connect a door camera to the CAM3 for the door release during a call.<br />

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Wiring<br />

I 2 Door Cameras + 4 Monitors (1 Main + 3 Sub) + 1 Multi-Lobby Phone<br />

Sub 3<br />

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Chapter 3<br />

<strong>Installation</strong><br />

Sub 2<br />

Door Camera 2<br />

Multi-Lobby<br />

Phone<br />

Sub 1<br />

<br />

<br />

Main<br />

Door Camera 1<br />

An electric door strike<br />

connected to Multi-Lobby<br />

Phone requires it’s own<br />

power source.<br />

Door Lock 1<br />

Note<br />

1. The CAM3 dose not support door release function. Do not connect a camera to the CAM3 for the<br />

door release during a call.<br />

2. Connect the Multi-Lobby Phone to the CAM2 only. The door strike contacts on the Multi-Lobby<br />

Phone may not work if connecting the Multi-Lobby Phone to the CAM1 or CAM3.<br />

3. The rating of an electric door strike contacts on the Multi-Lobby Phone supports Max. at 250V AC,<br />

2A or 30V DC, 5A. (Any electric door strike rating below 250V AC, 2A or 30V DC, 5A can be used<br />

with Multi-Lobby Phone.)<br />

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Wiring<br />

Settings<br />

Chapter 3<br />

I 1 Door Camera + 1 Monitor(Main)<br />

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I Cable Specifications<br />

Main and Sub Connection [4pin]<br />

1 [RED] VOICE<br />

2 [GREEN] COMM<br />

3 [WHITE] VIDEO<br />

4 [BLACK] GND<br />

External Expansion Connection [12pin]<br />

1/2 [RED/WHITE] Door Lock 1<br />

3/4 [ORANGE/WHITE] Door Lock 2<br />

5/6 [YELLOW/WHITE] Fire Sensor<br />

7/8 [GREEN/WHITE] Magnetic Sensor<br />

9/10 [BLUE/WHITE] Emergency Switch<br />

<strong>Installation</strong><br />

Monitor and Door Phone Connection [4pin]<br />

11/12 [VIOLET/WHITE] External Lamp<br />

1 [RED] + 12V<br />

2 [GREEN] VOICE<br />

CAUTION<br />

3 [WHITE] VIDEO<br />

4 [BLACK] GND<br />

Do not connect to AC power.<br />

It may result in electrical shock and/or fire.<br />

<br />

<br />

Door Camera 1<br />

I Other Settings<br />

Sub/Main Setting [JP13/14]<br />

Other Settings SW [S1]<br />

Main<br />

When using as main:<br />

Insert jumper<br />

When using as sub:<br />

Remove jumper<br />

Main Monitor / 1 Door Camera Setting<br />

When Using as Main : ON<br />

When Using only 1 Door Camera: OFF<br />

Door Lock 1<br />

JP13<br />

JP14<br />

JP13<br />

JP14<br />

Additional Door Camera Setting (only for Main)<br />

[pin 1/2/3 of S1]<br />

When using 1 Camera When using 2 Cameras When using 3 Cameras<br />

Multi-Lobby Phone Setting [JP400]<br />

Without the multi-lobby<br />

phone : Insert jumper<br />

With the multi-lobby<br />

phone : Remove jumper<br />

Sub Monitor Setting [pin 1/2/3/5/8 of S1]<br />

When using as Sub1 When using as Sub2 When using as Sub3<br />

JP400<br />

JP400<br />

CAUTION<br />

Make sure to turn power off before changing the<br />

S/W settings.<br />

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I Monitor<br />

Components<br />

The following is a list of <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong> components. Please start by confirming that all components listed below<br />

have been included.<br />

Product Specifications<br />

I Specifications of the Product<br />

Household Unit<br />

Device<br />

Category<br />

Specifications<br />

Input Power<br />

AC 100V ~ 220V 20%, 50Hz/60Hz<br />

SMPS<br />

Maximum Power Consumption<br />

20W<br />

DC Output Voltage / Current<br />

12V / 1.8A<br />

Weight<br />

400g / 0.9lb<br />

Chapter 3<br />

<strong>Installation</strong><br />

Communication Mode<br />

Handset Communication<br />

Monitor Screen Size<br />

5-Inch LCD<br />

LCD Resolution (dot)<br />

320(H) x 240(V)<br />

(Two Product Fixing Screw Added)<br />

LCD Back-light<br />

CCFL Back-light Type<br />

LCD Back-light Life Cycle<br />

10,000 Hours 25<br />

LCD Screen Visible Angles<br />

Horizontal : 45, Vertical : +30/-10<br />

I Door Camera (Optional)<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong><br />

Video Signal Scanning<br />

Video Signal Wire Connection<br />

US : NTSC (Composite), EN : PAL (Composite)<br />

Two-Wire Connection<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CN510 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XA model)<br />

Camera Transmission<br />

Diameter : 0.65mm<br />

Distance<br />

Optimal Distance : 30m or less<br />

Chime Melody<br />

Ding~Dong<br />

Main Unit Electricity Consumption<br />

1.5 A<br />

Weight (Main Unit)<br />

1.2 Kg / 2.7 lb<br />

Dimensions<br />

275mm (W) x 125mm(H) x 40mm (D)<br />

10.8inch(W) x 4.9inch(H) x 1.6inch(D)<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CP610 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XB model)<br />

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Product Specifications<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

Chapter 4<br />

Door Camera<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CN510 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XA model)<br />

Device<br />

Door<br />

Camera<br />

Category<br />

Input Power<br />

Video Signal Scanning Mode<br />

Weight (Main Unit)<br />

Dimensions<br />

Specifications<br />

DC 12V (Receive power from monitor)<br />

US : NTSC (Composite), EN : PAL (Composite)<br />

150 g / 0.3 lb<br />

92mm(W) x 136mm(H) x 12mm(D)<br />

3.6inch(W) x 5.4inch(H) x 0.5inch(D)<br />

<strong>SHT</strong>-CP610 (Optional : only for <strong>SHT</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>XB model)<br />

Device<br />

Category<br />

Specifications<br />

I Check This First!<br />

The power does not turn on.<br />

Ensure that the power is connected.<br />

The screen is too dark.<br />

Check the exterior lighting conditions in the area of the camera.<br />

Clean the exterior surface of the door camera.<br />

Adjust the screen brightness, using the function settings. (refer to page 9)<br />

Screen brightness can be set to one of 4 levels. The factory default setting is 2.<br />

Other Information<br />

Input Power<br />

DC 12V (Receive power from monitor)<br />

Door<br />

Camera<br />

Video Signal Scanning Mode<br />

Weight (Main Unit)<br />

Dimensions<br />

US : NTSC (Composite), EN : PAL (Composite)<br />

390 g / 0.9 lb<br />

96mm(W) x 129mm(H) x 24mm(D)<br />

3.8inch(W) x 5.1inch(H) x 0.9inch(D)<br />

There is too much noise during calls.<br />

Check to see if the door phone line has been short-circuited with the ground.<br />

Calls are not audible.<br />

Check the volume setting.<br />

Check the wire connection between the monitor and the camera.<br />

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Product Warranty<br />

I Product Warranty<br />

Seoul Commtech products are supplied with a one (1) year warranty based on the<br />

date of purchase, during which time any defective product will be repaired or<br />

replaced with a new or factory rebuilt replacement at no charge.<br />

Warranty Conditions<br />

1. This warranty applies to the original purchaser only.<br />

2. The warranty is void if any unauthorized repair or modifications are<br />

performed to the unit, or in any case of accident, misuse, damage caused by<br />

improper installation or altered serial numbers.<br />

3. If warranty service is required, the customer must send the product to the<br />

customer service center or to an authorized dealer. In all cases, the product must<br />

be accompanied by the following items: customer name, address, telephone<br />

number, product serial numbers, and a copy of the purchase receipt that shows<br />

the purchase date and location.<br />

The product model number is included on the package and on the front of the<br />

manual. The serial number is located on the product unit. Please record the<br />

product model number and serial number in the spaces provided below. Refer to<br />

these numbers for warranty service.<br />

Model No.<br />

Serial No.<br />

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