826
PROGRAMMING
Six parameters must be programmed in the entrance module.
Consequently, the programming sequence is divided into six consecutive
steps.
NOTICE:
To ensure that system maintenance can be effi ciently performed,
it is ESSENTIAL that the parameters programmed in the entrance
module be written down on the memorandum label provided for
this purpose.
4
°
PASSO / 4TH STEP
TEMPO
OCCUPATO
1 = 10sec.
2 = 20 sec.
3 = 30sec.
4 = 40 sec.
BUSY
PERIOD
1 = 10sec.
2 = 20 sec.
3 = 30sec.
4 = 40 sec.
PREMERE
PRESS
5
°
PASSO / 5TH STEP
SERVIZIO
APRIPORTA
0 = Per aprire la
serratura elettrica
in ogni momento.
1 = Per aprire la
serratura elettrica
solo se chiamati.
LOCK
OPENING
0 = To open the
electric lock at
any time.
1 = To open the
electric lock only
when called.
PREMERE
PRESS
6
°
PASSO / 6TH STEP
CODICE DI ACCESSO PER MEMORIZ-
ZAZIONE CODICI DI APRIPORTA
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
9 9 9 9
PREMERE
PRESS
a
b
c
d
INIZIO PROGRAMMAZIONE
PROGRAMMING START
Premere il tasto di program-
mazione. Il led si accende.
Press the programming key.
The Led will light up.
1
°
PASSO / 1ST STEP
TIPO POSTO
DI CHIAMATA
0 = Principale
1 = Secondario
2 = Speciale
CALL MODULE
TYPE
0 = Main entry
1 = Secondary
PREMERE
PRESS
2
°
PASSO / 2ND STEP
MODO
D'IMPIANTO
1 = Modo 1
2 = Modo 2
3 = Modo 3
TYPE OF
INSTALLATION
1 = Type 1
2 = Type 2
3 = Type 3
PREMERE
PRESS
3
°
PASSO / 3RD STEP
NUMERO POSTO
DI CHIAMATA
PREMERE
PRESS
0
÷
999 se Prin-
cipale
1
÷
9 se Secon-
dario in Modo 1
11
÷
99 se Secon-
dario in Modo 2
101
÷
999 se Se-
condario in Modo 3
CALL MODULE
NUMBER
0
÷
999 if Main
entry
1
÷
9 if Secondary
Entry Type 1
11
÷
99 if Secon-
dary Entry Type 2
101
÷
999
if Se-
condary Entry
Type 3
Prestazione
esclusa
Codice di ac-
cesso N. 0001
Codice di ac-
cesso N. 9999
ACCESS CODE TO STORE THE LOCK
OPENING CODES
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
9 9 9 9
No lock
opening
Access code
N. 9999
Access code
N. 0001
FINE PROGRAMMAZIONE
PROGRAMMING END
INSERIMENTO CODICI SEGRETI DI APRIPORTA
LOCK OPENING SECRET CODES INPUT
Il led si spegne
Led off.
Premere 0, 0, pausa a, pausa b,
pausa c, pausa d.
1
°
Codice segreto di apriporta
0001
÷
9999
(0000 codice disabilitato)
Premere
2
°
Codice segreto di apriporta
0001
÷
9999
8
°
Codice segreto di apriporta
0001
÷
9999
Premere
Il display si spegne e il Modulo torna in stato
di riposo: fine inserimento.
SCRIVERE UNA SOLA CIFRA PER CASELLA / IN CASO DI ERRORE PREMERE X E RICOMPARE LA CIFRA PRECEDENTEMENTE MEMORIZZATA
1 DIGIT ONLY FOR EACH SQUARE / IN CASE OF FAILURE PUSH X AND THE DIGIT PREVIOUSLY STORED APPEARS AGAIN
Push 0, 0, pause a, pause b, pause c, pause d.
1st Lock opening secret code
0001
÷
9999
(0000 code disabled)
Push
2nd Lock opening secret code
0001
÷
9999
8th Lock opening secret code
0001
÷
9999
Premere
Display off and call module ready to
operate input over.
Proceed as follows.
Supply power to the entrance module.
Press the programming pushbutton (10) located on the rear of the
entrance panel.
Programming LED (9) on the rear of the entrance panel will go on, and
the digits regarding the fi rst programming step will appear on display (4).
The digit in the left will be “1”, and indicates that the current
programming step is the fi rst.
The fl ashing digit on the right indicates the setting programmed in
memory for this step.
To confi rm the programmed setting and go on to the next step, press
the call button
. If a mistake is made when entering settings, the
error can be deleted by pressing the ‘X’ key. The former setting will
return to the display.
STEP 1 - Type of entrance panel
•
Enter “0” to confi gure the module as a main entrance panel, i.e.,
one from which calls can be made to all doorphone and/or video
doorphone stations and special service codes can be entered.
•
Enter “1” to confi gure the module as a secondary entrance panel,
i.e., one from which calls can be made only to the doorphone and/or
video doorphone stations in the module’s own group, and special
service codes can be entered.
•
The digit “2” is not currently used. It is provided for future system
enhancements.
Press the call button
to go on to the second step.
STEP 2 - Installation type
Before proceeding to program the installation type, read the
section headed: “TYPES OF INSTALLATION” and the associated
“SYSTEM AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS” with care, noting
the differences between Types 1, 2 and 3.
•
Enter “1” to confi gure the entrance module for installation Type 1,
i.e., for a system with main entrance panels only (serving a maximum
of 9999 apartment stations), or with a maximum of 9 secondary
entrance panels, each serving up to 999 apartment stations).
•
Enter “2” to confi gure the entrance module for installation Type 2,
i.e., for a system with a maximum of 89 secondary entrance panels,
each serving up to 99 apartment stations.
•
Enter “3” to confi gure the entrance module for installation Type
3, i.e., for a system with a maximum of 899 secondary entrance
panels, each serving up to 9 apartment stations.
Press the call button
to go on to the third step.
STEP 3 - Entrance panel number
Whether confi gured as main or secondary, each entrance panel is
identifi ed by a number. However, the numbers that can be assigned to
an entrance panel will depend on two factors:
•
Whether it is a main or secondary entrance panel, and,
•
if it is a secondary entrance panel, on the installation type
•
If the module has been confi gured as a main entrance panel, a
number from 0 to 999 can be assigned.
•
If the module has been confi gured as a secondary entrance panel:
•
Enter a number between “1” and “9” for installation Type 1.
•
Enter a number between “1” and “99” for installation Type 2.
•
Enter a number between “1” and “999” for installation Type 3.
Press the call button
to go on to the fourth step.
STEP 4 - Engaged time
This parameter is used in systems with two or more main entrance
panels featuring automatic switching between them. In such situations,
it is necessary to ensure that a conversation originating from an
entrance panel will not be cut off for a certain minimum duration, which
may be programmed from 10 to 40 seconds. During this programmed
minimum duration, which is called the “engaged time”, calls cannot be
made from the other entrance panels, where an intermittent warning
tone will be emitted to indicate that they cannot be used unit the
programmed engaged time has ended. Where possible, the entrance
panel display will also show four fl ashing dashes.
Once the programmed engaged time has ended, an ongoing call will be
interrupted immediately if a call is made from another entrance panel.
The engaged time parameter is also used for secondary entrance
panels. When a main entrance panel or guard door switchboard station
makes a call to an apartment station which is physically connected
to the riser cable associated with a given secondary entrance panel,
it will not be possible to make calls from this panel for the entire
programmed engaged time.
Note, however, that a call made from a secondary entrance panel will
not generate a busy indication at any other entrance panel, whether
main or secondary.
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