Zartek ZA-601 Instruction Manual Download Page 18

Connection to a gate motor using AC power

A relay board is needed to trigger the gate motor as the gate motor trigger activates from one pulse

not an AC pulse, which is used by an electric door lock (see above). The relay board is an optional

accessory available from Zartek.

Part number for the relay board is GE-247.

Connect the red leads from the transformer to 220V

AC (mains).

Connect the white leads from the transformer to pins

1

 and 

2

 on the intercom door station.

Connect wires from pins 

5

 and 

7

 at the back of the

door station to the 

NEG AC

 and 

POS AC

 pins on the

relay board. The polarity is not important as AC power

is being used.

Connect a lead from the 

COM

 pin on the 

relay

 board

to the 

COM pin

 on the gate motor controller board.

Connect a lead from the 

N/O pin

 on the 

relay

 board

to the 

trigger (TRG)

 pin on the gate motor controller

board.

Connection to a gate motor using DC power

There is 

no required polarity

 for the DC connections to operate the intercom function although if

gate opening is also needed, a relay board (GE-247) which does have a specific DC polarity requirement

will interface to the gate controller. Please see the diagrams below for the 2 options to connect using

DC power.

Option A Procedure:

1) Insert 4 AA batteries (not included) into the battery slots.

The LED indicator   2   should illuminate and then turn

off after about one second. If the light remains on or

does not come on, reinsert the batteries and ensure

that there is not another supply connected.

2) Test  the  caller  unit  by  pressing  any  of  the  channel

buttons to ensure that the intercom is working. Wait

about 20 seconds for the ring to time-out or cancel the

call when the handset rings.

3) Now connect the 

DC supply

 (0 and 12V from the gate

motor controller circuit board) to the correct pins at the

back of the caller unit. 

The 2 pins marked 8-12V AC

can be used for 12V DC as well.

AC Connection

220V AC

RED LEADS

Intercom Caller unit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

Transformer

>12V AC

WHITE LEADS

AUX

8–12V

AC

Relay Board

COM

N.C.

N.O. NEG

AC

POS

AC

COM

TRG

Gate Controller Board

Relay Board

COM

N.C.

N.O. NEG

AC

POS

AC

COM

TRG

Gate Controller Board

Intercom Caller unit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

AUX

8–12V

AC

DC Connection Option A

12V DC

0V DC

17

Summary of Contents for ZA-601

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...by yourself Please read this manual carefully to obtain optimum performance and extended service life from the system For any queries please contact Zartek via email info zartek co za Features Digital...

Page 4: ...button 13 Volume down button 14 Door chime melody select button 22 Battery contact spring 23 Battery cover lock button 24 Charger contact plates 25 Charging indicator 26 Full charge indicator 27 Charg...

Page 5: ...elf battery low M Battery level Volume door chime loudness Status Icon Status A Frontgate doorbell ringing B Backgate doorbell ringing C Missed call Frontgate Backgate D Conversation mode F Door chime...

Page 6: ...er Unit e Rechargeable Ni MH battery pack h Screws and rivets c Charger stand f Mounting bracket i Instruction manual a b d c e f g h i Setting the operating channel Outdoor Caller Unit CALL CH C Outd...

Page 7: ...With the help of a pointed object set the position of the white colour dip switches 6 to one of the following 1 and 2 ON for CH 1 1 OFF and 2 ON for CH 2 1 ON and 2 OFF for CH 3 1 and 2 OFF for CH 4...

Page 8: ...rm channel selection Selected handset channel must correspond to operating channel on the gate station Handset 1 Remove the battery cover by pressing down the lock button 23 2 With the help of a point...

Page 9: ...gets dark the name plate will be automatically illuminated if a AC DC supply is connected although not with a battery supply only Battery supply Insert four AA alkaline cells into battery compartment...

Page 10: ...rger stand will cause no damage to the battery In the latter case when the battery is being consumed and voltage falls to a certain level the charger stand will automatically charge up the battery The...

Page 11: ...n Pairing the Handset and Caller unit Handset Caller unit 9 8 7 CALL OFF ON CHANNEL NORMAL PAIRING 1 2 3 Step 2 Step 3 CALL CALL 2 2 1 Insert four UM 3 alkaline cells into battery compartment Observe...

Page 12: ...e above If programming a four button caller unit be sure to press the appropriate button see above that corresponds to the channel on the handset as all channels are already allocated to buttons Set d...

Page 13: ...handset or caller unit for backgate use it is necessary to perform the cloning process or otherwise the new units will not work with your original system Handset Cloning procedures Ensure that the ha...

Page 14: ...te with the original channel the handset s channel will need to be changed Programming the Back Gate By default all caller units are front gate caller units station A An internal modification is neede...

Page 15: ...LL button 10 icon E appears in LCD The stored ID code will be transmitted and two di sound will be heard periodically CALL 10 Di Di CH C Outdoor CALL 8 CH C Outdoor 7 OFF ON CHANNEL NORMAL PAIRING 1 2...

Page 16: ...ber to set the yellow dip switch 7 back to NORMAL position after pairing or cloning procedures otherwise the caller unit will not operate properly Gate opening AC or DC voltage of 8 12V is needed in o...

Page 17: ...ds to the power slots at the back of the caller unit There is no required polarity for the AC connections Procedure 1 Insert 4 AA batteries not included into the battery slots The LED indicator 2 shou...

Page 18: ...is also needed a relay board GE 247 which does have a specific DC polarity requirement will interface to the gate controller Please see the diagrams below for the 2 options to connect using DC power...

Page 19: ...e unlock round button 11 on the handset once the channel is open The LED light on the relay board will light up when the gate motor is triggered Option B Procedure 1 Connect pin 1 on caller unit to 12...

Page 20: ...gate purchased optionally caller units are installed Wrong setting may lead to false alarm of out of range alert Making receiving calls Make sure there is power supply to the caller unit either by 8 1...

Page 21: ...units will ring and can answer to the call However only the unit who first press the button 9 can reply to the call all others will be excluded from the intercom Handsets under intercom may not be ab...

Page 22: ...an stop the alarm but the icon J or icon K still remains until new batteries are installed The outdoor temperature indication provides you with an idea about the weather which is useful if you plan to...

Page 23: ...y is available c Make proper connection Cannot perform intercom between Handsets a The ID code is not properly cloned to the slave units b Battery has run down c Operate on different channel a Perform...

Page 24: ...his manual can be helpful in drilling the correct position of holes 6 Align the two rivets on the mounting bracket with the holes of the metal hangers on the back of the caller unit make contact and s...

Reviews: