background image

- 20 -

CD-

Elementy systemu domofonowego

2500

- third staircase: equal to 200 (we program the uniphones to 1-100)

- fourth staircase: equal to 300 (we program the uniphones to 1-100)

The primary cassette is not equipped with a table of code lock codes.

The electrocatch is released at the entrance from which the uniphone was called,

regardless it is serviced by a primary or a secondary cassette.

6. Electronic key with a DALLAS pellet

This part of the instruction refers only to conversational cassettes CD-2500 with

Dallas key reader installed.

The reader services 1 Master type key and 508 ordinary keys. The reader can

cooperate with the electrocatch or electromagnetic valve. Operational mode is

configured by appropriate configuration of soldered armatures on the reader plate.

The reader is configured in the production process. Any changes in the configuration

should be made by people possessing appropriate equipment and experience in

electronic operations.

V2
V1
Z-
Z+
4
3

T
E

Dallas key

reader

Door opening button

terminals in

electrical cassette

Electric catch or

electromagnetical lock

220 V

12 V

Connections of Dallas key reader to CD-2500 system

Z1

Z2

V2V1 Z- Z+ 4  3

X1

LED

TM GND

front view

back view

Summary of Contents for CD-2000

Page 1: ...CD 2500 DIGITAL DOORPHONE Instalation operation and programming instruction www laskomex com pl e mail handel laskomex com pl serwis laskomex com pl POLAND...

Page 2: ...vicing 254 residents simple installation of the equipment and small dimensions of the conversational cassette are decisive for low price of the equipment in case of installation in buildings with big...

Page 3: ...system power supply 7 3 6 Checking of voltages at test points 8 3 7 Error and fault messages 8 3 8 Adjustments 9 3 9 Additional notes 9 4 Programming 10 4 1 Access to system procedures 10 4 2 Descript...

Page 4: ...cco three segment horizontal casing 4303 over the stucco three segment vertical casing NP4100 illuminated number panel resident list Electronics cassette EC 2500 EC 2200 standard electronics cassette...

Page 5: ...r and uniphones up to 254 It allows for establishing communication between the conversational cassette mounted at the entrance and one of the 255 uniphones mounted in apartments All the functions of t...

Page 6: ...ute numbers fo appartaments to successive numbers wich are set up in uniphones is recomended to set up the electronics cassette into hotel numbering We use P 2 9 7 program for this purpose and paramet...

Page 7: ...rol panel with electronic cassette At least six wire conductor is required to connect the control panel to the electronic cassette Special attention should be paid to proper connection of signals to i...

Page 8: ...on and this may disadvantageously affect the system operation reliability If the uniphone line is short circuited during the system operation error message E 2 is displayed and no call is possible In...

Page 9: ...cables connecting the electronic cassette to the control panel E 2 on the display indicates short circuit of the uniphone line as described above It may also indicate defective uniphone removed from t...

Page 10: ...entiometer is found at which with maximum settings of volume in both talking circuits even slight rotation of the P1 potentiometer causes excitation Having these steps completed the talking circuits v...

Page 11: ...tered even when this number is higher than 255 The system will calculate physical number of the uniphone in the system taking into account a preset range shift value and type of numbering NOTE After e...

Page 12: ...produced The uniphones are sought within range of numbers specified by the user For example this procedure can be used for one floor only specifying the lowest and the highest flat number for a given...

Page 13: ...he system operation Level P 2 makes also accessible subprograms defining the system configuration 2 x C 1 2 3 new value old value x number of procedure The first 8 operations are used to set basic ope...

Page 14: ...e of function and next to touch key to store it Then information of the function current state is displayed 1 if the function is enabled 0 when the function is disabled and touch to store it All param...

Page 15: ...the service list C 3 After this sequence of operations the service list is erased from the memory and it is impossible to make connection from the uniphone to the control panel P 4 Test of uniphones...

Page 16: ...ation P 7 Setting wireman s personel code The wireman s code additional four digits after the common code is used when accessing the installation procedures The code is initially factory set as a numb...

Page 17: ...tem rather than with real numbers of flats For example if numeration of flats starts from 310 and ends with 360 the uniphone in flat 310 should be programmed with number 1 in flat 31 1 with number 2 e...

Page 18: ...assette servicing the respective staircases or floors In the complete system there is a place for one primary exchange EC 2200 H and up to 254 secondary cassettes EC 2200 U External cassette CP 2500 a...

Page 19: ...al connections performed by secondary cassettes During the time of connection between the primary cassette and a uniphone connected to one of the secondary cassettes the remaining secondary exchanges...

Page 20: ...inate exchanges should service a different range of apartments In addition to that 2 extra numbers can be added to each subordinate exchange program P 2 9 11 for the first extra number and P 2 9 12 fo...

Page 21: ...with Dallas key reader installed The reader services 1 Master type key and 508 ordinary keys The reader can cooperate with the electrocatch or electromagnetic valve Operational mode is configured by...

Page 22: ...ectrocatch shall not be activated Defining the MASTER key The master key is used for adding and removing users for programming the door opening time and for reader blocking Only one key of the MASTER...

Page 23: ...programming mode which shall be confirmed by a long acoustic signal Attention If the maximum allowed number of programmable keys 508 is exceeded the reader shall automatically quit the programming mo...

Page 24: ...digit and sound signal from the cassette loudspeaker After each touch 3 second time is counted If the next digit is touched within this time the flat number is formed and displayed If a number greater...

Page 25: ...essible Each use of the coded lock is indicated unless this function is disabled by the program by a short sound alarm in the corresponding flat The CD 2000 system is supplied with a predefined code t...

Page 26: ...hat the wireman s personal code becomes known to an unauthorized person who interferes in the system e g setting times in procedure P 2 to zero or making unnecessary range shift Before replacement of...

Page 27: ...box AC1 AC2 12 V supplying L L line LM out to MASTER box R R out to lock on 0 8A DC transistor versions 2200 and 2200 2 B B battery PR open the door button E T out to lock on 3A DC or AC relay version...

Page 28: ...PR R R AC1 AC2 K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 L L P3 P2 P1 Loudsp Adjustment Microphone Balance COMMON ANALOG 0 33 ohm 0 5 W 15 V WARR E T E T 3A max Accumulator 12V 7Ah Open door pushbutton 220 V AC OR 110 V AC...

Page 29: ...lectric door relase 0 8A max and emergency power supply C with AC electric door relase and one coil transformer D with electromagnetic lock and recommended independent emergency power supply for elect...

Page 30: ...29 CD Elementy systemu domofonowego 2500 Fig 4 Dimensions of speaker box 34 5 12 4 183 40 11 153 12 4 164 210 134 180 5 5 130 100...

Page 31: ...30 CD Elementy systemu domofonowego 2500 Fig 5 Assembly of speaker box into immovable part of entry doors K TOWNIK 25X25X3 min 30 185 0 5 10 0 2 10 0 2 120 0 2 155 0 5 17 5 17 5 25...

Page 32: ...ionowa obudowa tr jsegmentowa C Obudowa jednosegmentowa 42 100 214 10 130 48 48 5 otw O 5 5 42 100 80 100 10 130 48 364 56 65 38 31 48 9 otw O 5 5 42 100 80 100 10 130 48 544 56 65 38 31 100 80 13 otw...

Page 33: ...owa C Obudowa jednosegmentowa 42 185 56 100 214 10 130 48 65 48 5 otw O 5 5 38 31 42 100 80 100 10 130 48 48 9 otw O 5 5 42 100 80 100 214 10 130 48 544 65 38 31 100 80 13 otw O 5 5 A B C 56 Fig 7 Dim...

Page 34: ...32 CD Elementy systemu domofonowego 2500...

Page 35: ...33 CD Elementy systemu domofonowego 2500...

Page 36: ...34 CD Elementy systemu domofonowego 2500...

Reviews: