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To guarantee that no call of a visitor is missed at an outdoor

station, the two following simple rules apply:

» Connections that are established at the outdoor station

always have a higher priority than existing connections. This

means that an existing connection is interrupted as soon as

the bell is rung at the outdoor station.

» A resident cannot establish a connection to an outdoor

station if one already exists. An occupied ABB-Welcome

system is displayed on the indoor stations.

The floor call buttons can be rung irrespective of an existing

connection between outdoor and indoor station. Depending

on the work load of the ABB-Welcome system, settings can

be carried out on several indoor stations. If the system is

occupied, this is indicated at the indoor station.

Operating the outdoor and indoor stations

The ABB-Welcome outdoor and indoor stations are operated

intuitively. Familiar style elements and easy-to-understand

icons are used. For the ABB-WelcomeTouch and the ABB-

Welcome audio indoor station with display the intelligent

menu structure is used.

The functions of all devices are described in the respective

operating manuals.

System behaviour

The digital technology of an ABB-Welcome system offers the

user a large variety of options.

A connection can be established by ringing the bell on the

outdoor station. Or it can be established at the indoor station

by switching on the microphone and/or the camera of the

outdoor station. A connection lasts at the most two minutes

after which it is automatically terminated.

In front of the door and behind

the door. Intuitive operability. For

visitors and residents.

Control and system behaviour

Always intuitively correct. ABB-Welcome systems make this

possible from the very first contact. Because the eyes, hands

and ears quickly orient themselves. In this way the intelligent

system fulfils individual wishes and requirements.

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