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I. Door Chime (Doorbell Switch Input) 

With DIP switch 

in the 

OFF 

position (see 

DIP Switch Programming

, page 2), the doorbell input 

terminals on the 

DPC100 

can be connected to a normally open switch (lighted or non-lighted doorbell 

buttons, etc.). When the switch is activated, the unit will momentarily mute the background music and 
provide a door chime (ding-dong) sound over the speakers. 

Note: This input is not 

polarity sensitive and is designed to light standard 6-16V lighted doorbell switches. 

With DIP switch 

in the 

ON 

position, the doorbell input terminals on the 

DPC100 

can be connected 

to the 

DCH4 

normally open auxiliary relay contacts. When a door phone on the 

DCH4 

is activated, 

the 

DPC100 

will momentarily mute the background music and provide a door chime (ding-dong) 

sound over the speakers. When door phone 2, 3 or 4 on the 

DCH4 

is activated, a single chime (ding) 

will be heard over the speakers. This is ideal for determining which door the visitor is located at 
without having to answer the telephone. 

Note: The DCH4 must have the auxiliary contact mode 

programmed for custom ring cadence.  
 
Note: 
Touch Tone commands are ignored during doorchimes, loud ringing and on-hold alarm tones

 
 

Quick Reference Guide 

Feature: 

Touch Tone 
Command: 

Description: 

Page # 

“P” for Page. Speak into the phone receiver and your voice will 
be heard throughout the house or small business over the 
speakers. Pressing #7 automatically places a caller on hold, to 
return to the caller after the page press #8 or momentarily 
hang-up. 

Hold 

# 6 

“O” for On-Hold. Allows you to place a caller on hold (with 
music), hang up and take the call on another phone in the 
house or small business. 

Release Hold 

# 8 or momentarily 

hang-up 

This releases the caller of hold, allowing you to converse with 
the caller.  

Phone-To-Phone 

Intercom 

#7 then 0 

This allows you to talk with someone at another phone in the 
house or small business after a page, without the conversation 
being heard over the speakers. 

System Bypass 

# 9, then 

momentarily hang 

up 

Enter #9, hear two beeps, and hang-up. The DPC100 will now 
ignore all commands on the next off-hook. This allows you to 
use outside phone services (automated attendants, etc.) that 
require use of the # key. 

Music Mute 

# 5 

This command allows you to mute the background music 
coming through your speakers for the duration of an incoming 
or outgoing call.  

 
Standard Features 
Door Chime

: Background music will mute and a door chime (ding-dong) sound will be heard over the 

speakers. 

On-Hold Alarm Tones

: Each minute the call has been placed on hold, the background music will mute and a 

double On-Hold alarm tone will be heard over the speakers. Note: This feature can be disabled by setting DIP 
switch 1 to OFF. 

 

 
Note: Make a copy of the “Quick Reference Guide” and place it under the customers phone. 

 

 

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