CONFIGURATION AND INSTALLATION
Programming of the I/O module is done by switches in the module – according to the diagram below:
The first group of switches (1-2) is responsible for selection
of receivers which will ring in case of incoming call from the
outside button (INPUT). The second group (3-4 and 5-6)
allows to set the work mode of additional output
(OUTPUT). Use switches 3-4 to set which receivers will be
able to control the output regarding the calling address
from the panel. The group of receivers that is allowed to
control the output can be limited by appropriate intercom
address. The switch 7 is responsible for choosing the work
mode of the relay between: monostable (switch off) or
bistable (switch on). During the monostable mode F2
buttons enable the relay for 1 s. Enabled relay is confirmed
with signal tone („bip”) in the receiver and by the PK ON led
in the module. In bistable mode F2 button enables the relay
and it is confirmed by with single signal. Switching off is
done by the user with F2 button – confirmation with double
signal. The relay can be operated from the panel (only
models with keypad) if before entering code or swiping
proximity tag „the key” is pressed. The switch 8 enables call
signal mode (call from the panel) and it changes function of
the outside button (INPUT) to activation of the door
opening in the panel.
Call signal activates the relay (INPUT) for 1 s. (switch 7 off)
during call incoming from the panel to the address set with
the switches 3-4 (check the diagram above). If the switch 7
is in position ON, the OUTPUT will be continually enabled
every 6 seconds (for 1 second) until the panel stops ringing
(call cancels for e.g. Activation of door opening). If INPUT
gets permanent contact, every incoming call from the panel
activates OUTPUT for one second and automatically
activates door opening in the panel. Turning on the
switches 8 and 6 triggers the OUTPUT when the doors are
being opened from the outside unit. Opening in the outside
unit can be triggered from an inside unit (the 'key' button),
from the outside unit (pin code, proximity key tag, not the
INPUT of the outside unit) or from the INPUT of PRO-I/O
module. Activity time of the OUTPUT equals the time of the
set door opening time in the outside unit.
The I/O module can be connected anywhere to the main
line with RJ45 (connections: IN, OUT) and its location does
not have anything to do with the receivers in the system. If
the RJ45 is not used, the signal line (the terminal: line) has
to be lead to the module together with the power supply
(terminals: +DC and -DC POWER)
Example configurations:
More possibilities of Familio PRO (systems with more monitors, typical troubleshooting and examaple diagrams)
can be found in the manual for Familio PRO system available at
PRINCIPLES OF STORING USED-UP ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Used-up electric equipment may not be stored together with other waste products.
They should be stored in special places assigned for this purpose. When disposing of used-up equipment, please address appropriate institutions or
companies that provide waste recycling services. - Directive 2002/96/ECC/ of 27.01.2003
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