Videx 3000 Series Videointercoms for Coax and Non-Coax VX2200 Digital System

• 3371 Videophone for coax and non-coax systems, using a 4" flat screen B&W monitor, with "door open" and "camera recall" push buttons plus 3 service buttons and an "On" LED. Controls: 3 levels of call tone volume (both main and local), contrast and brightness.
• 3471 As 3371 but with 3.5" full colour active matrix LCD monitor
• 3376 As 3371 but with 2 service push buttons plus electronic "ON-OFF" timed privacy push button, "DOOR OPEN" and "PRIVACY ON" LEDs.
• 3476 As 3376 but with 3.5" full colour active matrix LCD monitor.

The 3000 series videointercoms are made from white ABS shockproof plastic in a modern, stylish design.
All videointercoms have 5 push buttons:

-"Door Open";
-"Camera Recall" (or "Service push button depending on videointercom model);
-"Service" push button;
-"Service" push button - S1;
-"Service" push button - S2; (or "Privacy on-off" push button depending on model).

Certain models allow the service buttons to be configured as "camera recall" buttons (so you can have more than one "camera recall" button on systems with more than one video outdoor station) or as standard "service" push buttons connected to a common terminal. All videointercoms have a 4" flat screen monitor with CRT for Black and White versions and 3.5" TFT LCD for colour versions.

Videointercoms with Memory Board (B&W Monitor Only)

Videointercoms with memory board facility can store up to 32 frames with relavent date and time stamp. The storage can be triggered automatically or manually. When in automatic mode (activated by pressing the relevant push button and indicated by an LED) the videophone stores a frame on each external call (this enables the user, whilst away from home, to have a record of the visitors who have called, all with a date and time stamp). For manual storage the videophone stores a still frame by pressing the relevant button. In addition to the normal 5 push buttons, these videophones include a further 6 small push buttons for controlling the memory board. They enable: viewing of stored images; deleting stored images or to alter memory board date and time. When the 32 memory locations are full the next frame will overwrite the first frame and so on (First-In-First-Out).

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