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DS1145-019A 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Examples of frame configuration 

1.3 MODULES 

CHARACTERISTICS 

 

1.3.1 Basic 

Module 

 
The basic module is supplied in two versions, with two buttons (1145/2) and with one button (1145/1). 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Fig. 1  Basic module rear view diagram 

 

 
To ensure the functioning, the device must be connected to a PABX extension line through the terminal 
marked by  “a b LINE” up to a max. distance of 300m. The device circuits interface with the telephone line, 
and anything else isn't required for the communication. If an external power supply is necessary (for 
example if relays are used), this voltage must be: from 10 Vac. min. to15 Vac max., or a voltage from 12 
Vdc min. to 18 Vdc max, and it must be connected to “12 V” terminal. The load of this power source 
depends on the modules number, because it supplies also the buttons backlighting. With the maximum 
number of modules connected, the input current doesn't exceed 300mA. This source can also be used to 
supply one or more electric locks; in this case also the electric lock consumption must be considered. The  
12V/1A (9000/230)  AC output power supply is enough for these requirements. For relays connection see 
figure 1. The relays are  galvanically insulated from themselves and from the other circuits (NO = normally 
open, NC normally closed). The different connection modes are shown in figure 2. The "

G

" 2.8mm faston is 

necessary for ground connection.  The “

SPK

” trimmer is used to adjust the speaker volume and it doesn't 

affect the other device characteristics. The “

MIC

” trimmer adjusts the microphone volume. This adjustment 

can improve the conversation, for example in case of background noise in the streeet. The "

HEAT

" jumper 

is used to enable the heating board (necessary in cold and damp environments). This last function requires 
the 12V power supply connection on the terminal marked by “12V”. The "

SERVICE

" jumper is used to 

access directly programming. It can be used, for example when there isn't any programming password. 
 

Speaker volume
adjustment   

Microphone 
volume adjustment

Expander 

TRH

Level configuration  for 
microphone activation 

Grounding 

Flat cable connection for 
extension up to 64 buttons or 
keyboard 

To 1145/4 

Programming jumper (in  short
circuit  – without  password) 

Jumper – in short circuit –-
board heating  active 

 telephone line connector 

12V ac/dc Power supply  
For the two relays, lighting and
heating 

Relay 2  

Relay 1  

Summary of Contents for 1145/1

Page 1: ...DS1145 019A LBT8072 UNIVERSAL COMBIPHONE DOOR UNIT Ref 1145 1 Ref 1145 2 Ref 1145 4 Ref 1145 14 USER MANUAL Mod 1145...

Page 2: ...g Call 8 2 3 2 Incoming Call 8 3 PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING 9 3 1 PROGRAMMING BY PHONE 9 3 1 1 Access to programming 9 3 1 2 Parameters programming 9 4 PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION 10 4 1 DIRECT DIALLING MEMORI...

Page 3: ...onversation Two codes with two digits to activate the outputs Automatic answer to an incoming call with variable rings number Time control for password input Possibility to configure time before hangi...

Page 4: ...y is enough for these requirements For relays connection see figure 1 The relays are galvanically insulated from themselves and from the other circuits NO normally open NC normally closed The differen...

Page 5: ...ually is at 1 3 position for minimal power The TRH trimmer is used to configure the microphone activation levels it allows to balance the microphone and speaker volume that influence each other So the...

Page 6: ...5 144 modules with 4 buttons This module is available in two versions The Ref 1145 4 module has four buttons and it is provided with the circuits used to connect it to the 1145 1 2 basic module or to...

Page 7: ...n the environment can be present condensate problems fast changes of temperature or rain it is suggested to connect the jumper to the basic module heating ON The heating board has two positive functio...

Page 8: ...e will ring in the desired apartment to speak with the visitor it is only necessary to pick up the handset During conversation it is possible by entering the appropriate codes to close the relays para...

Page 9: ...meters If parameters have a fixed size the programming is confirmed and the parameter is always stored immediately after the requested size is reached through the recognition tone If parameters have a...

Page 10: ...eter Value Meaning Basic Ex 1 Ex 2 31 r m relay r works in m mode 11 21 11 22 11 25 r relay number 1 2 m relay mode for r 1 1 4 for r 2 1 5 m 1 mode change it will close on command or with password fo...

Page 11: ...control the relay during incoming call It is important to disable the relay control during incoming call for example when relay 2 is used in mode 1 for garage opening control In this case circuits op...

Page 12: ...ver to Day Night mode remains set in the device even after disconnection from the line List of related parameters 1 2 33 34 47 8 84 Parameter Value Meaning Basic Ex 1 Ex 2 47 e Device mode selection 1...

Page 13: ...st of related parameters 8 85 Parameter Value Meaning Basic Ex 1 Ex 2 55 z time before dialling 1 1 1 z time sec after which the device seizes the line before the number is dialled from 1 to 5 This ti...

Page 14: ...Ex 1 Ex 2 8 basic configuration It executes 8 1 Configured for ex 1 It executes 8 2 Configured for ex 2 It executes This configuration does not influence the numbers stored in memory 1 and 2 Paramete...

Page 15: ...ice from the phone 134 235 155 244 155 244 44 xxxx service password 0000 0000 0000 45 dd command for DAY mode switching 11 11 11 46 nn command for NIGHT mode switching 10 10 10 47 e device selection m...

Page 16: ...ex 2 executes 81 deleting all numbers of group 1 Day mode 82 deleting all numbers of group 2 Night mode 83 basic configuration for parameters 3x only only 3 84 basic configuration for parameters 4x o...

Page 17: ...extension Hanging up from phone 1 2 34 35 55 44 55 44 Service password 0000 0000 0000 Switch to day mode 11 11 11 Switch to night mode 10 10 10 Device selection mode Day Night Day Night 2 groups Rings...

Page 18: ...mA I 60 mA Standby mode current 50uA U 60V Line termination impedance Complex On line Bandwidth 300Hz 3400 Hz 20 60mA Call impedance 2Kohm 25 60 Hz Rings detector sensitivity min 10 25 V M B decadic d...

Page 19: ...57x79 1145 32X 2 columns rain protective cover wall mounting 241x286x79 331x286x79 421x286x79 1145 33X 3 columns rain protective cover wall mounting 331x415x79 421x415x79 1145 61X 1 column frame with...

Page 20: ...r button 1 Day 1gr 101 16 Number under button 2 Day 1gr 102 16 Number under button 3 Day 1gr 103 16 Number under button 4 Day 1gr 104 16 Number under button 5 Day 1gr 105 16 Number under button 6 Day...

Page 21: ...ton 11 Night 2gr 211 16 Number under button 12 Night 2gr 212 16 Switch 1 operates in mode m 1 4 311 1 Switch 2 operates in mode m 1 5 312 1 Switch 1 closing from phone 351 2 Switch 2 closing from phon...

Page 22: ...47 1 Rings number for the call 51 1 Maximum conversation time min 52 1 Time between button pressing sec 53 1 Hanging up time when the number is redialled sec 54 1 Time before dialling the number sec 5...

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