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                    All rights are reserved to Linkcom 

 

classe 

DR 

classement 

LinkDoor

 

Number 

001

 

date 

15/04/05

 

page 

19/31

 

 
 

The parameters 81 and 82 will delete all numbers stored in memory table of Group 1/ Day mode and Group 2/Night 
mode. 
The parameters 83 – 85 will execute a selective Main setting only for parameters starting with 3.. – 5.. 

ATTENTION !!!

 the deleting is non-reversible !!!, It is then necessary to program it again. 

2.8  Remote Programming Termination 

Parameter Value 

Meaning 

Main 

Exam.1 Exam.2

9  

E N D of Remote 

programming 

 

 

 

After dialing remotely the digit 9 the Door phone will hung up. 

2.9 System 

Setting 

Parameter Value 

Meaning 

Main 

Exam.1 Exam.2

6# s 

Number of buttons not 

used < 2 

 

 

 

 s = 0 Main module is fitted with 2 buttons as standard 
 s = 1 Main module is fitted with 1 button 
 s = 2 Main module is feeted with no button 
 S0 setting is a factory one, no service can change it and so it is recommended not to change this parameter. 

Note: In remote mode the value of this parameter is checked and if not satisfactory form unknown reasons, so it is set 
up to s = 0 (fitted with 2 buttons). 

Atention !!! This parameter does not mainally affect the correct function of Doorphone. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Link Door Phone

Page 1: ...All rights are reserved to Linkcom classe DR classement LinkDoor Number 001 date 15 04 05 page 1 31 Link Door Phone ...

Page 2: ...ion 8 Change of nameplates 8 Signaling Overview 8 Doorphone without Keypad 9 Doorphone with Keypad 9 Programming the Doorphone 13 Programming through phone Remot Mode 13 Programming from PC NSET software 13 Description of parameters 14 Programming from PC NSET software 20 23 Overview of parameters 24 List of presseting parameters 25 Technical parameters 26 Electrical parameters 26 Mechanical param...

Page 3: ...ual Relaying from DAY to NIGHT or NIGHT to DAY mode from a phone or automatic Relaying when pressing again the button in case of no answering or busy line Extending the communication between PBX and Door Phone by dialing from phone ou when hearing the end of conversation signal Possibility to manage two Relays independently and by temporization for the Relay N 2 The Relaying of the 2 relays is don...

Page 4: ...call buttons It is possible to associat to Main module UCxN the following modules IP or IP WiFi Camera module A keypad UCKN Up to 16 x 4 direct call buttons module C4N Master and M4N Slave by connecting behind each C4N Master module a M4N Slave module The whole DOOR PHONE can be installed Embeded or Surface mounting UC2N UC1N UC0N UCKN C4N master M4N slave IP Camera WIFI Camera Fixing frame 2 SMB2...

Page 5: ... is supplied in three variants with two buttons UC2N one button UC1N and without buttons UC0N Fig 1 Rear view of Main module Fig 2 Front view of Main module Connection 1 LINE a b Allow the Main module connection to PABX Extention through wired link or through DECT link by using the LINK BOX GAP module It is also possible to connect the Main module to PSTN or GSM gateway line 2 12 V The LINK DOOR P...

Page 6: ...atic electricity to be connected to earthing 5 Volume trimmer serves to the adjustment of loudspeaker volume it has no effect to other Doorphone features 6 MIC trimmer placed under PDV board provides the adjustment of microphone volume Such adjustment can improve the feature of speech way e g by ambient noise in the street 7 HEAT Jumper serves the Relaying of board heating This function requires t...

Page 7: ... that keypad module is always the last in row no other module can be connected behind it and it can be only linked to the first directly to the Main module or the second to output of the first C4N positions It means that 0 to 10 buttons with direct dialing can be used instead of keypad per assembly The most frequent used assemblies are UCxN UCKN UCxN C4N UCKN UCxN C4N M4N UCKN Pay attention when p...

Page 8: ...rd which assures its reliable function 1 3 Change of nameplates The first step is dismantling of a fixing frame from module where we want to change a nameplate It can be executed by unscrewing of two screws under plastic covers on fixing frame When removing the fixing frame we can see two independent modules The front part metallic of the button module has to be first separated from plastic part i...

Page 9: ... will hang up for a period given by parameter 54 lift up the line and dial a new number The number choice is carried out both tone DTMF and pulse dialing according to parameter 41 setting The Relay code lock can be controlled by first 10 buttons of Doorphone If the visitor at door presses buttons in such combination that meet the preprogrammed code parameters 32 34 and the time among presses is no...

Page 10: ...hen to the camera 3 Open My Computer and the camera should be displayed as a new drive 4 Click on the drive for the camera to see the files contained in the camera 5 Click on the file setup exe This starts the AXIS Setup Tool which lets you configure the wireless settings See the online help in the setup tool for more information Note that you should first configure your wireless access point and ...

Page 11: ...he camera will automatically be detected and displayed on your screen UPnPTM isa certification mark of the UPnPTM Implementers Corporation Set the language and password When accessing the camera for the first time the language can be changed and the root password must be configured 1 Select the language from the available options by clicking the appropriate flag 2 Now enter a password and then re ...

Page 12: ...be identical to those previously configured in your wireless access point 3 Save the file wait at least 10 seconds for the settings to take effect and then restart the camera to enable the wireless connection Resetting to the Factory Default Settings This will reset all parameters including the IP address to the Factory Default settings 1 Disconnect the power cable 2 Press and hold the Control but...

Page 13: ...t software To Doorphone s setup by means of personal computer PC the special KAB cable to serial port and Nset program should be available and the Doorphone has to be connected to phone line Procedure 1 Connect the UCxN to the line PBX PSTN or GSM Gateway 2 Line the Main module of the Doorphone with PC by KAB cable Option if PC serial port is absent the USB COM reduction is to be used The Doorphon...

Page 14: ...Relay will be activated for ss period used for electrical locks gate opening etc m 2 camera mode Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and desactivating by hanging up m 3 lighting mode Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and stay activated even for ss period after Doorphone hanging up the line is engaged for this period m 4 Relay mode Relay will be activated when Door Phone...

Page 15: ...re activated at the same time It is recommanded to set the same prefix for Doorphone hanging up parameter 43 aa bb List of related parameters 31 36 37 38 43 8 83 Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam 1 Exam 2 36 r ss Relay time activation 105 205 102 202 105 205 r Relay number 1 2 ss duration of Relay activation 2 digits 01 99 in second List of related parameters 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 8 83 Parameter Va...

Page 16: ...0 dd Prefix for DAY mode switching 2 digits nn Prefix for NIGHT mode switching 2 digits Note The Relay over Day Night mode remains set in Doorphone even after line disconnection List of related parameters 1 2 33 34 47 8 84 Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam 1 Exam 2 47 e Mode of dial numbers Group 1 Group 2 Day Night 1 1 0 e e 0 selected numbers from Group 1 Group 2 mode Door phone will switch auto...

Page 17: ...me between two pressed Direct Call Buttons C4N or M4N is bigger than w time the password is not evaluated correctly Password Dialing if the button pressed is the first password number for Relay activation first digit will be associated to w time Keypad UCKN Relay activation if time between two pressed digits is bigger than w time the code is not evaluated correctly Dialing as on a phone if time af...

Page 18: ... x 10 tone duration ms range 1 0 i e 60 150ms m Gap duration among DTMF tones is determined by the formula entered number 5 x 10 gap duration ms range 1 0 i e 60 150ms f Flash duration is determined by the formula entered number x 100 Flash duration ms range 1 6 i e 100 600ms p Pause duration is determined by the formula entered number x 100 pause duration ms range 5 0 i e 500 1000ms P Time is sim...

Page 19: ...Exam 2 9 E N D of Remote programming After dialing remotely the digit 9 the Door phone will hung up 2 9 System Setting Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam 1 Exam 2 6 s Number of buttons not used 2 s 0 Main module is fitted with 2 buttons as standard s 1 Main module is fitted with 1 button s 2 Main module is feeted with no button S0 setting is a factory one no service can change it and so it is recom...

Page 20: ...its nn Prefix for NIGHT mode switching 2 digits Parameter 48 c c 0 No keypad connected to the Main module c 1 keypad UCKN connected on the first position c 2 keypad UCKN connected on the second position c 3 Keypad Parameter 44 xxxx Password for remote mode programming Parameter 49 o o 0 dialing as on normal phone all number of called person should be dialled on keypad o 1 Only 2 digit from memory ...

Page 21: ... Relay N 2 Relay N 2 will be activated only after a setting period begening after the activation of Relay N 1 Parameter 43 g Relay 1 2 two commands in order to hang up the Doorphone using both Relayes bb command for Doorphone hanging up from phone 2 digits It is recommanded to set the same prefix for Doorphone Relay activating parameter 35 aa bb Parameter 36 r Relay number 1 2 ss duration of Relay...

Page 22: ...ton during a call or dialing or after busy tone detection range 1 5 Parameter 50 p pause duration is determined per formula entered number x 100 pause duration ms Parameter 55 z time in sec after Doorphone lifting up before dialing range 1 5 This time is different for each exchange but most exchanges usually manage to process dialing up to 2 seconds after line lifting up Parameter 56 h After finis...

Page 23: ... Number 001 date 15 04 05 page 23 31 Direcotry memory table The two groups are quite distinct Group 1 Day and groups 2 Night Wright inmemory table 01 to 64 a number with max 16 digits Either 1 number for the Group 1 Day mode And a second number for the 2 Nignt mode ...

Page 24: ...m Realy 1 s 10 10 15 41 v Dialling mode 0 0 0 42 z Extend conversation 43 g bb Hanging from phone 155 266 155 244 155 244 44 xxxx Password 0000 0000 0000 45 dd Code Relay on Day 11 11 11 46 nn Code Relay on Night 10 10 10 47 e Mode of dial numbers 0 1 0 48 c keypad position 0 0 1 49 o Mode Keypad 0 1 0 51 q Number rings until doorinterface pickup 2 1 2 52 d Maximum call duration 2 2 1 53 w Time be...

Page 25: ...anging from phone code for hung up 1 55 55 55 Hanging from phone code for hung up 2 66 66 66 Stend by time before activating Relay 2 from Relay 1 sec 5 sec 2 sec 5 sec Allow communication to Doorphone allowed allowed allowed choice DTMF DTMF DTMF Extend conversation Hanging from phone 1 2 55 66 55 44 55 44 Password 0000 0000 0000 Code Relay on Day 11 11 11 Code Relay on Night 10 10 10 Mode of dial...

Page 26: ...g detector min 10 25 V Pulse choice 40 60 ms Tone choice level 4 a 6 dB 20 60 mA Tone choice sensitivity 40 dB 20 60 mA Sensitivity of tone detector 30 dB 20 60 mA Power supply of lighting through Relayes and heating 12Vss 2V 10 12Vst 2V Max consumption of lighting through and heating 300mA 12Vss Max voltage of Relay contact 48V at I 1A Max current of Relay contact 2A at U 30 V Operational tempera...

Page 27: ... 1gr 108 16 Number under button 9 Day 1gr 109 16 Number under button 10 Day 1gr 110 16 Number under button 11 Day 1gr 111 16 Number under button 12 Day 1gr 112 16 Number under button 1 Night 2gr 201 16 Number under button 2 Night 2gr 202 16 Number under button 3 Night 2gr 203 16 Number under button 4 Night 2gr 204 16 Number under button 5 Night 2gr 205 16 Number under button 6 Night 2gr 206 16 Num...

Page 28: ...l 1 0 371 1 Sw cont 2 by incoming call 1 0 372 1 Time between 1 and 2 Relay activation sec 38 2 Tone pulse tone choice 1 0 41 1 Sign of call extension 42 1 DES hang up from phone 1 431 2 DES hang up from phone 2 432 2 Service password 44 4 Comm to DAY Relaying 45 2 Comm to NIGHT Relaying 46 2 DES choice mode 1 0 47 1 Keypad connection 0 1 2 48 1 Keypad mode 1 0 49 1 Number of rings for ringing 51 ...

Page 29: ...p must be energized to power supply and the Doorphone s to outputs of analog line indicated on figure both outputs of analogue line are parallel The LINK BOX Gap 300 contains an internal antenna allowing the connection of 300 m direct visibility and 50 m in building The LINK BOX Gap 5000 can be fitted with an external antenna increasing the range to 6 km 5 2 LINK BOX Gap Signaling LED indication T...

Page 30: ... 1 incoming 2 outcoming 71 0 1 2 type of call 0 both 1 internal 2 external call 72 xxx Flash length xxx times 10ms 100ms 010 firm 210ms 90 reset and company setting bold presets all 91 reset and company setting bold log in parameters will be kept 92 0 1 autoreset 0 inactive 1 active every 24 hrs will end all transmissions and recall to base station Settings for use with Doorphone 90 401 410 700 71...

Page 31: ...g in guarantee period please contact your dealer The producer only will make the guarantee repairs Attach the description of claim reason proof of purchase and your exact address to the product The guarantee does not include Mechanical thermal chemical and other damages caused by user s activities Defects caused by natural disasters Defects caused by repair or changes carried out by user or other ...

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