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5.10 Auto-acquisition of the master address (888 72 C)
For the STANDARD mode only, when you want to install the interface in an existing system whose ID addresses you
do not know, this procedure can be used to acquire the address automatically.
• C
all the internal tap-off or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
•
Type in code
888
•
Type in programming code
72
•
Type in the index referred to the call button
C
(
from 1 to 4
) you want to configure
•
Press the door release button on the Entryphone (master) or make a call from the entrance panel.
•
Wait for the three confirmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.11 Programming telephone numbers
5.11a Main telephone numbers “in Standard and Switchboard mode" (888 28 C N)
A main telephone number can be associated with each call button C to call an internal tap-off of the telephone
switchboard or a group of indoor stations or a fixed or mobile telephone line directly.
Each telephone number can consist of a maximum of 16 digits and each digit can be between 0 and 9 or ‚*‘ and ‚#‘.
• C
all the internal tap-off or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
•
Type in code
888
•
Type in programming code
28
•
Type in the index referred to the call button
C
(
from 1 to 4
) you want to configure
•
Type in the
external telephone
number, the internal tap-off
N
(e.g. 21/22/...) or the group
Gr of indoor
stations
(e.g. 440/441/...)
• W
hen you have finished typing in the number, wait at least 5“ and for the three confirmation tones otherwise if
you hear a
• brief
tone and a long tone this means that programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.11b Secondary telephone numbers (888 29 C I N)
In STANDARD mode, for every call button ‘C‘ you can associate another 9 different telephone numbers in addition to
the main telephone number. During a call, if the first number called is busy, the interface will call the next number. The
call sequence ends when the answer is confirmed or at the end of the numbers envisaged in the memory or at the
end of the time-outs envisaged by the entryphone system.
Note: Normally the entrance panels are configured to wait a maximum of 30” after the entryphone call within which
the entryphone must answer. When the 30” are over, the entrance panel interrupts the call and consequently the
interface ends the sequence of calls. Considering the minimum time frames necessary to forward a telephone call,
the 30” time is insufficient when several numbers to call in sequence are envisaged, and so the wait to answer
timeout for the entrance panels needs to be extended (please refer to the specific manuals).
To use the secondary numbers during an entryphone call, the function must be enabled with code
888 78 1 C 6
where ‘C’ indicates the call button (1, 2, 3 or 4).
In these cases, the automatic answer function must be deactivated.
• C
all the internal tap-off or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
wall tone and the subsequent three brief tones
•
Type in code
888
•
Type in programming code
29
•
Type in the index referred to the call button
C
(
from 1 to 4
) you want to configure
•
Type in the index referring to the sub-address
I (from 1 to 9)
.
•
Type in the
external telephone
number, the internal tap-off
N
(e.g. 21/22/...) or the group
Gr of indoor
stations
(e.g. 440/441/...)
•
Wait at least 5“ after you type in the last digit and for the three confirmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief
tone and a long tone this means that programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
