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4.2 Internal intercom

Choose a position which can be reached easily by all potential users. If one person 
usually in one location will be the main user it may be considered appropriate to locate 
the internal intercom within reach of that person.

Use the template provided to mark the positions of the three fi xing holes.

Drill and, if necessary, plug these holes for No 8 roundhead screws.

Drive the top two No. 8 roundhead screws in leaving 3mm of the shank 
exposed (see fi g 4).

The third screw is used to secure the angle bracket (15) to the wall (see fi g 5).

Plug the low voltage cable from the mains adaptor into the socket on the reverse of the 
internal intercom and feed the cable into the channel (20). Insert the RJ-11 (10) plug 
on the connecting cable into the RJ-45 socket (18) on the lower edge of the internal 
intercom.

Offer up the internal intercom to the fi xing points.

Locate the larger part of the keyhole fi xing on the heads of the two fi xing screws (see 
fi g 5) and, keeping the rear of the case clear of the angle bracket (15), push the internal 
intercom downwards to locate the screws on the narrower part of the keyhole fi xing.

Push the lower part of the internal intercom towards the wall taking care to locate 
the angle bracket (15) in the slot (9) and the connecting cable in the cable channel 
(20). Insert the screw supplied through the countersunk hole in the lower edge of the 
external intercom and screw home.

If the fi xinng surface is uneven it may be necessary to increase the exposed shank of the 
top fi xing screws to get a satisfactory fi t.

Finally tidy and clip the connecting cable and the mains adaptor low voltage cable as 
appropriate.

4.3 Name Plates

Remove the transparent cover(s) using a small fl at bladed screwdriver as shown in fi g 6.

Lever out the plastic name plate(s) and mark as appropriate with a fi bre tipped pen 
marked permanent.

 

Protect case under blade with card or 
folded paper.

Fig 6

1.  Engage the screwdriver (fl at) blade 

in cover recess.

2.  Push blade fi rmly into recess wall.
3.  Maintaining pressure on recess lever 

cover outwards against case.

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Summary of Contents for DoorCom DCEX3

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM Model DCEX3 Single Channel Colour DCEX4 Twin Channel Colour DCEX4 DCEX3 DCEX3 4...

Page 2: ...ew If operation with an electric door catch is required then part DCLR is a fail power off secure catch available from Timeguard See fig 2 for wiring of this part An additional two core cable run usin...

Page 3: ...18 Internal intercom Fig 2 Wiring diagram DCEX3 single channel External intercom Door catch DCEX4 twin channel Door catch Alternative low voltage supply connection Alternative low voltage supply conn...

Page 4: ...ed at the height indicated in fig 3b Fig 3a Internal intercom mounting height Fig 3b External intercom mounting height and coverage 3 2 Cabling Connection between the internal and external intercoms i...

Page 5: ...o the terminals of the same colour on the external intercom particularly important if an extension cable is used If a DCEX4 is being installed then a second cable will be required to connect to the ad...

Page 6: ...the two fixing screws see fig 5 and keeping the rear of the case clear of the angle bracket 15 push the internal intercom downwards to locate the screws on the narrower part of the keyhole fixing Push...

Page 7: ...case of damage to the product unplug the mains adaptor from the mains supply to avoid any possibility of electric shock and have the damage examined by a competent person 3 When laying cabling ensure...

Page 8: ...0 2 bell flex Power consuption Standby 4W In operation 16W Operating ambient temperature range 10 C to 50 C external intercom 35 C max internal intercom mains adaptor Ringtone volume 80dBA at 0 3m max...

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