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4.2 MOUNTING
Lead all cables and wires you want to connect to the device through the mounting housing.
Flush-mounted model
Please make sure that the outer frame of the
flush-mounted housing rests on the outside
of the wall and that the edge of the flush-
mounted housing is sealed all around against
moisture from the outside.
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NETWORK CONNECTION OPTIONS
You can connect the device to the network by either using a WiFi 2.4 GHz
connection or a network cable.
OPTION 1
Network cable (recommended, maintenance free)
Install a network cable (which is plugged into a network switch / router
with Internet access) from the inside of your building to the assembly
location. The network cable between the assembly location and the
network switch / router can have a maximum length of 80 m/262 ft (IEEE
802.3). If you must span a distance of more than 80 meters/262 feet you
can put a network switch in between. Make sure to use a high-quality
Cat.5 network cable or better and with proper shielding (Screened Foiled
Twisted Pair (S/FTP or SFTP)) whereby the shield is connected to the outer
metal shield of the RJ45 plug (8P8C).
The device itself does not have an RJ45 socket. The scope of delivery
includes an RJ45 adapter that can be routed out of the housing. As an
alternative, the RJ45 connector of the network cable can be removed
on the device side to connect the wires directly to the Phoenix strip
according to the assignment under point 7 „CONNECTING THE DEVICE".
OPTION 2
WiFI 2.4 GHz
When using WiFi please make sure you have a good WiFi signal at the
assembly location of the device. You can increase the WiFi signal by using
so called "WiFi repeaters", which can boost your WiFi signal. You should
install such a WiFi repeater close to the assembly location of the device,
typically inside your home and close to the device.
For further information regarding WiFi installations, please visit
www.doorbird.com/wifi
Surface-mounted model
Before mounting: Pierce
through the middle of the
rubber seal for the cable
entry using a screwdriver.
If you have only two wires available at
the assembly location, you may use the
"DoorBird 2-Wire Ethernet PoE Converter
A1071", sold separately. It allows you to
transfer network data (Ethernet) and
power (PoE) with a simple two-wire
cable over long distances. For example,
existing buildings with a simple two-wire
bell wire can be equipped with network
technology without having to retrofit any
network cables.
For reasons of network stability, we
principally recommend using a network
cable, as WiFi is sensitive to interference
(range, house walls acting as shields, re-
liability of performance, third party WiFi
networks, wireless transmitters causing
interference in the area, etc.).
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