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Install the flush-mounting back box
(N)
or the surface-mounting back box
(P)
on the wall at a height of approx. 1.65m from the top edge of the box
to the ground.
Note: The 1300 series panels can be expanded only horizontally with
supplementary entrance panels. In the case of flush-mounting, the boxes
are to be coupled using the hooks supplied with the boxes (see Fig. 30).
- Secure the terminal block of the electronic unit under the module holder
frame with the screws provided.
- When flush-mounting on a wall:
-
Secure the rainproof cover
(O),
if applicable, to the flush-mounting box
(N)
.
- Secure the frame
(B)
to the flush-mounting box
(N)
or to the rainproof
cover.
When surface-mounting on a wall:
- Secure the frame
(B) to the surface-mounting back box
.
- Connect the terminal block of the electronic unit to the system, following
the wiring diagrams in the reference manual depending on the type of
system.
- Connect the electronic unit
(S, T/U, V)
to the terminal block with the wiring
in the top.
- Connect any additional modules if used (fig. 31b, 31C).
The connection
of more than one additional module may necessitate the use of an
additional power supply unit art. 6582 to power the LEDs lighting the
signs.
- Insert the electronic unit and any additional modules in the frames (for
the additional modules Art. 12TS of push-button entrance panels, use the
insert supplied to hold them together, see Fig. 31b).
- Insert the microphone into the seat over the frame
(B)
in the lower right
side, closing the cap, as shown in fig. 7 detail 1.
Note: On the electronic units for Digibus systems it is necessary to take
out or cut the rubber cap (existing on audio speech units or cameras),
taking care not to cut the wires of the microphone (see fig.7).
- Do the programming, referring to the manual of the electronic unit.
- For audio door entry systems, on the back of the front plate you need to
take out the lens ring
(E)
and insert the cover for closing the lens
(D)
(see
fig. 6).
- For audio/video plates art. 1321, 1331, to increase the number of external
keys, take out the blanking modules and the keys, in sequence from the
bottom upwards (see fig. 5), and then insert the external keys R131, in
reverse order, from the top downwards. For supplementary plates art.
1358, 1372, to decrease the number of external keys, follow the same
procedure using the blanking modules art. R130.
- Close the entrance panel, securing it to the frame with the aid of a screw-
driver (see fig. 8).
Installing 1300 series panels in Due Fili or Digibus systems.
Installing flush-mounting entrance panels on a wall
- Install the flush-mounting back box
(N)
on the wall at a height of approx.
1.65m from the top edge of the box to the ground
Note:
The 1300 series panels can be expanded only horizontally with
additional panels, joining the flush-mounting back boxes with the hooks
supplied with the boxes (see Fig. 30).
- In the case of audio door entry systems: secure the bracket
(C)
at the top
of the frame
(B)
with the screws in the ready-made holes and secure the
speech unit to the bracket (see fig.20, 22)
- In the case of video door entry systems: secure the camera
(M)
to the
frame
(B)
as shown in fig. 1, 21, 23
- Insert the microphone into the seat over the frame
(B)
closing the cap,
as shown in fig. 7 detail 1.
- Secure the push-buttons
(G)
to the frame
(B)
as shown in fig. 20, 21, 22,
23
- Secure the card for LED lighting
(H)
in its seat as shown in fig. 20, 21,
22, 23
- Secure the rainproof cover
(O)
to the flush-mounting box
- Secure the frame to the flush-mounting box or to the rainproof cover
- For audio door entry systems, on the back of the front plate you need to
take out the lens ring
“E”
and insert the cover for closing the lens
“D”
(see fig. 6)
- For audio/video plates art. 1321, 1331, to increase the number of external
keys, take out the blanking modules and the keys, in sequence from the
bottom upwards (see fig. 5), and then insert the external keys R131, in
reverse order, from the top downwards. For supplementary plates art.
1358, 1372, to decrease the number of external keys, follow the same
procedure using the blanking modules art. R130
- Connect the speech unit or the camera, push-buttons and LED card
to the system, following the wiring diagrams in the reference manual
depending on the type of system.
- Close the entrance panel, securing it to the frame with the aid of a
screwdriver (see fig. 8).
Installing surface-mounting entrance panels on a wall
- Install the surface-mounting back box
(P)
on the wall at a height of
approx. 1.65m from the top edge of the box to the ground.
Note:
The 1300 series panels can be expanded only horizontally with
supplementary entrance panels.
- In the case of audio door entry systems: secure the bracket
(C)
at the top
of the frame
(B)
with the screws in the ready-made holes and secure the
speech unit to the bracket (see fig. 24)
- In the case of video door entry systems: secure the camera
(M)
to the
frame
(B)
as shown in fig. 1, 25.
- Insert the microphone into the seat over the frame
(B)
closing the cap,
as shown in fig. 7 detail 1.
- Secure the frame to the surface-mounting back box
- Secure the card for LED lighting
(H)
in its seat as shown in fig. 24, 25
- For entrance panels with only an audio speech unit, on the back of the
front plate you need to take out the lens ring
“E”
and insert the cover for
closing the lens
“D”
(see fig. 6)
- For audio/video plates art. 1321, 1331, to increase the number of external
keys, take out the blanking modules and the keys, in sequence from the
bottom upwards (see fig. 5), and then insert the external keys R131, in
reverse order, from the top downwards. For supplementary plates art.
1358, 1372, to decrease the number of external keys, follow the same
procedure using the blanking modules art. R130
- Connect the speech unit or the camera, push-buttons and LED card
to the system, following the wiring diagrams in the reference manual
depending on the type of system.
- Close the entrance panel, securing it to the frame with the aid of a
screwdriver (see fig. 8)
Installing the 1300 series panels in systems with an audio
speech unit or camera with a speech unit (Sound System or
c.a. systems)
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