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INTERNAL STATIONS

PROGRAMMING

The intercom must be suitably programmed for
operation.
Two programming modes are available:
-automatic (quick programming of user code

acting from external station);

-manual (programming of all intercom functions)

The following programming is possible:
- user address;
- internal address;
- code to assign to buttons “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, "5"

and "6" to make intercom calls or for special
services;

- selection of the call timing and call melody

for 4 different call melodies (see table 2.13).

Factory setting

- user address

= 100

- internal address = 000
- buttons “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, "5", "6" = no codes

are stored to the buttons

- number of call rings and call melody (see

table 2.13)

Attention: it is mandatory to program the
equipment only with the user code (address) all
other programming are optional.

Enter the programming phase

Hold the button

pressed for more than 4

seconds and pick up the handset after the
confirmation tone; the yellow LED turns on and
stays on for the entire programming selection
phase.
Release the button

If for 2 minutes no keys are pressed, system
switches back to the operating mode.

Exit the programming phase

You can exit the programming phase at any time
by replacing the handset; yellow LED turns-OFF.

Automatic programming

You can use the automatic programming mode
to save the intercom address from the external
station. To enter the automatic programming
mode you must:

enter the programming mode following the
instructions described in “Enter the
programming phase”;
make a call from an external station within
2 minutes. In case of installations with digital
push-button keyboard TD2100, key in the
number you want to assign to the intercom and

press “

”. In case of installations with digital

encoder CD2131÷CD2138 press the button

you want to assign to the user on the push-
button keyboard. When the call is received,
the intercom is programmed automatically,
you hear the call tone in the handset. Close
and pick up the handset to start a
conversation with the external door station
and check the correct operation of the
system; programming mode is signalled on
the external door station by an acknowledge
tone if accepted or a dissuasion tone if
rejected;
repeat programming phases for all the
intercoms connected to the system.

Manual programming

The manual programming mode allows you to
enter the user address, assign the internal
address and codes to numerical buttons (from
1 to 6). Example of programming to page
2.56.

Using the push-buttons for programming

Press button "

", "1" and "2" to enter

addresses or codes.

: Press this button to confirm address or

code programming or go to the next
programming step.

: Press this button to confirm the digit

just dialled and to proceed to enter next
digit in the following order: hundreds,
tens, units.

: Press this button to increase the value

you want to enter. Press the button for
a number of times equal to the digit you
want to enter (digit 1 = 1 time; digit 9 = 9
times; digit 0 = 10 times).

Entering codes or addresses

- Codes and/or addresses must have three

digits (hundreds, tens, units); codes and/or
addresses with tens and units or units only
must be completed by adding zeros. For
example, address 96 will become 096 and
address 5 will become 005.

- Digits must be entered individually

(beginning from the hundred), by pressing
the button “2” for a number of times “n”,
where “n” is the value of the digit you want to
enter. Store the digit pressing the button "1";
a tone will confirm the acquisition of the 1

digit.

- Follow the same procedure to store the 2nd

and 3rd digit.

For example, to enter code 096 you must:
- press button “2” 10 times to enter digit 0 and

press the button “1”; you will get a tone on the
loudspeaker;

- press button “2” 9 times to enter digit 9 and

press the button “1”; you will get a tone on the
loudspeaker;

- press button “2” 6 times to enter digit 6 and

press the button “1”; you will get a tone on the
loudspeaker.

Programming of the user address and

internal address

- User address – this code allows you to

receive an external call, have a conversation
and open the door at the calling external
station.

- Internal address – these codes are used to

identify the intercoms installed in the
apartment (max.7). In case of one intercom
only, the internal code must be 000 (default
value); if other intercoms are present (max.
other 6) you must assign to them the codes
001, 002, 003 etc. Programming these
addresses all the intercoms will ring-UP when
receiving an external, intercommunicating
or floor (local) call (if programmed).

To program the user address and internal
address it is necessary to:

enter the programming mode following
the instructions described in “Enter the
programming phase”;
keep pressed the button

for more than

4 seconds; yellow LED starts flashing;
enter the 3 digit of the user address
following the procedure reported on the
paragraph “Entering codes or
addresses”;
press the button

to confirm the present

phase and move to the next phase which is:
programming of the internal address; an
acknowledge tone will be heard;
enter the 3 digit of the internal address
following the procedure reported on the
paragraph “Entering codes or
addresses”;
press the button

to confirm; an acknowl-

edge tone will be heard and the yellow LED
lights-ON continuously;
proceed with another programming phase
or exit the programming phase by hanging
up the handset.

Note. If one of the two above mentioned
addresses is already correctly programmed
and you don’t want to program it again it would
be possible to skip its programming by simply
pressing button

Programming address to be stored to
each button

Buttons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
These buttons can be used to:

make intercommunicating calls;

- to call users of different apartments it is

necessary to store in each button of your
intercom the address of the user you wish to
call pressing that button (codes from 001 to
200).

- to call other intercoms installed in the same

apartment (local intercommunicating
service), it is necessary to store in the
buttons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 of each intercom
always the code 000; starting from button 1
and going on until you have programmed,
with the code 000, as many buttons as are
the intercoms installed in the apartment you
wish to call; automatically by pressing
buttons of one unit you will call the unit
whose internal address is related to the
pressed button according to table 2.15 on
page 2.55.
For example if you press the button 3 from
the intercom whose intercommunicating
address is 002 you will call the user with
intercommunicating address 003.