Bpt OPHERAKIT/**US, Instructions For Use And Installation

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- Intercom calls (max. 8) with VSE/301 selector or for
activating auxiliary services with actuators.
- Call transfer in intercom mode.
- Light signal with doubling LED to indicate system
busy.
If there is a call from the entry panel during a conver-
sation between intercom sets, a short audible signal
repeated every 5 s advises the receiver’s user of the
call. By pressing one of the call buttons and pressing
, the conversation can be transferred to another
receiver.
The receiver receiving the transferred call can, in turn,
transfer the call.
STANDARD PROGRAMMING
(without using relevant programmers)
To programme the call in system 300 or X1 (X2) instal-
lations, see the literature enclosed with the XA/300LR
control unit and X2 entry panel.
To program call buttons 2 and 3, where necessary,
simply press the corresponding keys following the first
call button once you have entered receiver program-
ming mode.
NOTE. Do not exit receiver programming mode until
you have associated all the desired calls.
To programme intercom calls, see the instructions
provided with the VSE/301 selector.
PROGRAMMING WITH MPP/300LR
OR PCS/300
The unit can be programmed through the
MPP/300LR unit using the dedicated profile for the
XC/310 receiver, or by means of PCS/300 by selec-
ting the corresponding receiver (OPHERA).
Programming melodies and number of rings
To enter programming mode, press the button 5
times, within 5 s.
A short audible signal sounds to confirm you have
entered programming mode (you automatically enter
the entry panel call melody programming procedure).
Press the door lock release button to run through
the different modes in sequence.
A number of short audible signals sound to indicate
that you have entered the corresponding mode:
A - 1 audible signal: programming of melody asso-
ciated with the call from the entry panel.
B - 2 audible signals: programming of melody asso-
ciated with doorbell.
C - 3 audible signals: programming of number of
rings announcing a call from the entry panel.
A - Programming of melody associated with the call
from the entry panel
The first entry panel call melody is played repeatedly,
alternated with a short audible signal.
To listen to the next melody, press the auxiliary button
2 (
) ( in the OPHERA/B model) during the pause
between the audible signal and melody.
Repeat the operation until you hear the melody you
want.
To save the new setting without programming
anything else, press the button
; or press the
door lock release button to access the next pro-
gramming procedure.
B - Programming of melody associated with door-
bell
The first doorbell melody is played repeatedly, alter-
nated with two short audible signals.
To listen to the next melody, press the auxiliary button
2 (
) ( in the OPHERA/B model) during the pause
between the audible signal and melody.
Repeat the operation until you hear the melody you
want.
To save the new setting without programming
anything else, press the button
; or press the
door lock release button to access the next pro-
gramming procedure.
C - Programming of number of rings announcing a
call
Three short audible signals sound.
Decide how many rings you want and press the auxi-
liary button 2 (
) ( in the OPHERA/B model) the
corresponding number of times (in the range 1 to 6).
In system 300 installations, you can increase the
number of rings to a maximum of 51 by customizing
control unit XA/300LR.
3 s after the button was last pressed, you will hear the
call selected for the chosen number of rings.
If you want to save settings without programming
anything else, press the button
; or press the
the entry panel activation button . Press again to
switch between entry panels.
Alarm
The alarm is sent each time any remote device con-
nected to the AL input of the M1 terminal block is acti-
vated.
This warning takes priority over all the others.
The command is handled through the actual porter
switchboard (the message Alarm and the user's num-
ber come up on the display).
Privacy (in the OPHERA/B model only)
This function is active only with the video handset sta-
tion off.
The user can press the Mute/Privacy
button to iso-
late the receiver from all calls sent to it, the LED light.
When making a call to the receiver, the porter receives
the Privacy status warning.
Press the same button again to exit Privacy status,
the LED goes off.
Porter call
By pressing the Porter call button ( in the
OPHERA model where installed) a call is made by the
user to the porter switchboard.
Should the porter call the user and the user fail to
answer, the LED on the receiver comes on if the por-
ter leaves a message.
Once the user manages to speak with the porter, the
LED goes off.
Panic (in the OPHERA/B model only)
By pressing the Panic button the panic status is
sent to the porter switchboard (the message Panic
and the user's number come up on the display).
The red LED comes on to confirm receipt by the por-
ter. This LED goes off when the porter calls the user.
This warning takes priority over all the others.
Calibrating the audio levels
- Activate the receivers and select the talk-listen
operating mode.
- Adjust the volumes on the entry panel in the talk-
listen mode.
- Go to the hands-free mode
( in the OPHE-
RA/B model) and check the regularity of switching
from one channel to another.
- If there is difficulty in getting the line in one of the two
directions, increase the volume slightly in the direction
where you have difficulty and reduce it in the other
direction.
In combined systems (receivers and hands-free) we
recommend you first adjust the communication levels
for the hands-free system.
If necessary, adjust the volumes on the entry panel to
achieve a better compromise.
Function of jumper SW1
(Resistive load termination)
The unit features a jumper SW1 (fig. 8) for the imped-
ance terminating the signal line. Remove the jumper if
the line continues towards other video handsets.
Function of jumper SW2
(Selects power source)
The video handset has a jumper SW2 (fig. 8) for selec-
ting the type of power supply (from BUS or a separa-
te power supply unit).
For power supply from X1 BUS
(max. 1 video hand-
set active only) , position jumper SW2 on BUS
(default setting).
For separate power supply, position jumper
SW2 on
LOCAL (as additional receiver for a simultaneous call
or use in X2 installations).
OPHERA AND OPHERA/B HANDS-FREE
INTERCOMMUNICATING COLOUR
VIDEO HANDSET
The button accessory provided lets the video handset
change to an intercommunicating appliance.
It features the following controls (fig. 4):
1÷4(5÷8) Call buttons
Doubling button (for calls 5÷8)
(red LED)
To apply the button accessory, remove the left cover
and unscrew the two screws (fig. 5).
Insert the intercommunicating accessory, tighten the
two screws and insert the cover (fig. 6-7).
This accessory allows the basic functions for the
video handset to be used:
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1 - 5
2 - 6
3 - 7
4 - 8
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4
OPHERA
2
5
OPHERA
1 - 5
2 - 6
3 - 7
6
OPHERA
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