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Enter “1” to program engaged time as 10 seconds.

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Enter “2” to program engaged time as 20 seconds.

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Enter “3” to program engaged time as 30 seconds.

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Enter “4” to program engaged time as 40 seconds.

It is advisable to program all entrance panels in the system for the
same engaged time.

Press the call button

to go on to the fi fth step.

STEP 5 - Electric lock management

Enter “0” to confi gure UNRESTRICTED DOOR LOCK RELEASE:

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If the module is confi gured as a main entrance panel, the electric

door lock connected to it will be released at any time that the door
lock release button is pressed at any apartment station.

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If the module is confi gured as a secondary entrance panel, the

electric door lock connected to it will be released at any time that
the door lock release button is pressed at any apartment station
connected to its riser cable.

Enter  “1”  to  confi gure  DOOR  LOCK  RELEASE  PROTECTED  BY
PRIVACY FEATURE. This means that the electric door lock connected
to  the  entrance  module  will  be  released  only  when  the  door  lock
release  button  is  pressed  at  an  apartment  station  that  has  been
called from the entrance module in question. In this case, the door
lock  can  be  released  for  a  period  at  least  equal  to  the  programmed
engaged time but not exceeding 10 minutes.

The criterion selected for electric lock management is essential to
correct system operation.

STRICTLY

ADHERE

THE

INSTRUCTIONS

BELOW:

CONFIGURATIONS OTHER THAN THOSE DESCRIBED CANNOT
BE USED.

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In installations with a single main entrance panel and no secondary

entrance panels, the entrance module may be confi gured either
for UNRESTRICTED DOOR LOCK RELEASE or for DOOR LOCK
RELEASE PROTECTED BY PRIVACY FEATURE.

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In installations with two or more main entrance panels with automatic

switching between them, it is essential that all entrance modules be
confi gured for DOOR LOCK RELEASE PROTECTED BY PRIVACY
FEATURE.

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In installations with at least one secondary entrance panel, it is

essential that the main entrance panel or panels be programmed for
DOOR LOCK RELEASE PROTECTED BY PRIVACY FEATURE.

The secondary entrance panel(s) can be programmed either for

UNRESTRICTED DOOR LOCK RELEASE or for DOOR LOCK
RELEASE PROTECTED BY PRIVACY FEATURE.

In the fi rst case, pressing the apartment station door lock release

button in response to a call from a main entrance panel will release
the  lock  connected  to  the  main  entrance  panel  from  which  the  call
was made, as well as the lock connected to the secondary entrance
panel associated with the apartment station concerned. In the second
case,  pressing  the  apartment  station  door  lock  release  button  in
response  to  a  call  from  a  main  entrance  panel  will  release  only
the  lock  connected  to  the  main  entrance  panel  from  which  the  call
was  made:  a  second  call  will  have  to  be  made  from  the  secondary
entrance panel before the lock connected to it can be released.

Press the call button

to go on to the fi fth step.

STEP 6 - Password

Door  locks  can  also  be  released  by  entering  a  special  code  via  the
entrance module keypad. Up to eight such codes can be stored in the
entrance module’s memory. These codes are NOT stored in memory
during this programming step, as this can be accomplished at any time
by  using  the  keypad.  It  is  thus  not  necessary  to  open  the  entrance
module for this purpose. However, a password must be used to access
the door lock release code programming procedure, thus ensuring that
only  the  installer  or  other  authorized  persons  can  change  the  door
lock release codes. The sixth programming step is used to store this
password in memory.

The password consists of four digits:

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Numbers between “0001” and “9999” can be assigned.

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Entering the number “0000” as the password will automatically

disable the feature: it will not be possible to use door lock release
codes or enter new ones.

Press the call button

to exit from the programming procedure. The

LED located at the rear of the entrance module will go off.

DOOR LOCK RELEASE CODE ENTRY

One the entrance module has been closed in the fl ush mounting back
box, door lock release codes can be entered in its memory.
Codes can be entered only if the password established during
programming step 6 is known.

To access the procedure, carry out the following operations:

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Password recognition

Press the “0” key twice: the display will go black and the numeric

keypad will be disabled for 4 seconds. At the end of this period,
the entrance module will beep to indicate that the fi rst digit in the
password can now be entered.

The fi rst digit must be entered within 4 seconds of the beep. If it is

not, the entrance module will return to stand-by status.

After the fi rst digit has been entered, a dash will be shown on

the display: this is because password digits are not displayed for
security reasons.

The keypad will again be disabled for 4 seconds. The entrance

module will then beep to indicate that second digit in the password
can be entered (again, the digit must be entered within 4 seconds of
the beep).

Continue with the same procedure until all four digits in the password

have been entered.

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Code entry

Once all four digits in the password have been entered and

recognized by the entrance module, the display will show the fi rst
door lock release code in memory. If the entrance module does not
recognize the password, it will return to stand-by status.

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Enter the desired code, which may consist of any digit between

“0001” and “9999”.

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To delete the code, overwrite it as “0000”.

Press the call button

to go on to the second door lock release

code. If a mistake is made in entering the code, press the “X” key to
delete the error and return the former code to the display.

To read existing codes and confi rm them without change, press the

call button

again.

After entering the eighth door lock release code, press the call