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In the case of selecting double-button
operation, by default, the buttons will call
the following addresses:
P1
099
P2
100
P5
103
P6
104
P7
105
P8
106
P3
101
P4
102
P9
107
P10
108
P11
109
P12
110
Programming of the Audio-Video Module
The programming of the Audio-Video Module
is carried out by entering the programming
code followed by its value; codes are shown
in table 1.
Table 1
Programming codes
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000
Return to factory settings with the ex
-
ception of the addresses associated with
the call buttons.
001
Return to factory settings of the address-
es associated with the call buttons.
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111
Address of the Audio-Video Module.
112
Block address valid for all call buttons.
113
Automatic sequential allocation of device
address for all call buttons.
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121
Enable tone while electrical lock is open-
ing
122
Switching OFF the video signal while
electrical lock is opening.
123
Activate auxiliary relay with PB-GN con
-
tact.
124
Sending door opened warning code.
128
Extend maximum talk time to 8 minutes.
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131
Electrical
lock activation time.
132
Auxiliary relay activation time.
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142
Presence of door keeper exchangers
148
Auxiliary relay block address.
149
Auxiliary relay device address.
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151
Address of the first video camera asso
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ciated with the external unit (VM1).
152
Address of the second video camera as-
sociated with the external unit (VM2).
153
Address of the third video camera asso-
ciated with the external unit (VM3).
154
Address of the fourth video camera as-
sociated with the external unit (VM4).
155
Address of the fifth video camera asso
-
ciated with the external unit (VM5).
156
Address of the sixth video camera asso
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ciated with the external unit (VM6).
157
Address of the seventh video camera
associated with the external unit (VM7).
158
Address of the eighth video camera as-
sociated with the external unit (VM8).
159
Selection of the main camera associated
with the Audio-Video module (TP).
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180
Block address of the first group first user
NO Video (U1
(b)
start).
181
Device address of the first group first
user NO Video (U1
(d)
start).
182
Block address of the first group last user
NO Video (U1
(b)
stop).
183
Device address of the first group last user
NO Video (U1
(d)
stop).
184
Block address of the second group first
user NO Video (U2
(b)
start).
185
Device address of the second group first
user NO video (U2
(d)
start).
186
Block address of the second group last
user NO Video (U2
(b)
stop).
187
Device address of the second group last
user NO Video (U2
(d)
stop).
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221
Block address for the single call button.
222
Device address for the single call button.
223
Block address for all buttons starting
from the one in the programming.
224
Automatic sequential assignment of
device addresses to call buttons starting
from the one in the programming.
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323
Muting the call in progress tone.
324
Closing the call when the door lock open-
ing command is received.
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Programming procedure
To carry out the programming, you need to:
Enter the programming mode
following the
indications in the "Enter Programming Mode"
section, the
symbol will start flashing
quickly notifying the operator that the device
is awaiting the programming code;
identify the programming code to use
(see
table 1);
enter the three digits of the programming
code you intend to use
following the
instructions in the "entering codes and
values" section;
press 1/
to confirm
: you will hear a tone,
the symbol
will stop flashing, and
the symbol
will start to flash quickly
notifying the operator that the device is
awaiting the value;
enter the new value
, following the
instructions in the "Entering Codes and
Values" section;
press 1/
to confirm
: you will hear a tone
and the
symbol will stop flashing and
the
symbol will flash quickly, notifying
the operator that the device is awaiting a
new programming code;
continue
by entering the code of another
programming or exit, following the
instructions in the "Exit Programming Mode"
section.
Return to factory setting of all param-
eters of the Audio-Video Module except
for the addresses associated with the
call buttons (000 code)
With this programming, all module parameters
will return to their factory value (factory values
are listed at the beginning of the "
Program-
ming
" section). The addresses associated with
the call buttons will not be changed.
Enter code 000;
press button1/
to confirm;
Enter value 123;
press button 1/
, to confirm, the device emits
a tone and the
,
and symbols
will light up for 2 sec. indicating that the
parameter values have returned to default
factory settings.
Attention:
the
single-button operation
mode (factory default) is not restored by
either this default procedure or the one
described in the next paragraph.
Return to factory settings of all the ad-
dresses associated with the call buttons
of the Audio-Video Module and any Addi-
tional Push-Buttons Modules (code 001)
With this programming, all of the Block and
Device addresses assigned to call buttons will
return to their factory value (factory values are
listed at the beginning of the "
Programming
"
section). The other parameters programmed
in the Audio-Video module will not be changed.
Enter code 001;
press button1/
to confirm;
Enter value 123;
press button 1/
, to confirm, the device emits
a tone and the
,
and symbols
will light up for 2 sec. indicating that the
addresses associated with the call buttons
have returned to factory values.
Audio-Video Module Address (code 111)
It is possible to store the address of the Au-
dio-Video module (factory setting 231, ad-
dresses allowed between 231 and 253).
Enter code 111;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the new address of the external unit;
press button1/
to confirm;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Programming sequential addresses in
the call buttons (codes 112-113).
In extended range DUO systems, each user
must be identified by a Block Address (000
to 099) and a unique or Device Address (001
to 200), with the following programming it
is possible to assign to all call buttons of the
external unit (both the audio-video and any
additional push-button modules) a single
Block Address and, automatically, a sequential
incremental Device Address starting from the
button 1 of the audio-video module.
Attention:
the sequential numbering will
be congruent with the previously selected
configuration of call buttons for the door
station (single-button or double-button),
see the example at the end of the section.
