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Device Address U2
(d)
Start (code 185)
Enter code 185;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be as-
signed to the first user of the second NO Video
group (factory setting 255 which means an
unprogrammed device address; allowed
values from 000 to 200);
press button1/
to confirm;
continue with the programming of the ad-
dress of the last user belonging to the second
NO Video group.
Programming U2
(b)
Stop (code 186)
and
U2
(
d
)
Stop (code 187)
Enter the Block and Device Address of the last
user belonging to the second NO Video group.
Block Address U2
(b)
Stop (code 186)
Enter code 186;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Block Address that is to be assigned
to the last user of the second NO Video group
(factory setting 255 which means an unpro-
grammed block address; allowed values
from 000 to 099);
press button1/
to confirm;
continue with the programming of the Device
Address of the last user belonging to the
second NO Video group.
Device Address U2
(d)
Stop (code 187)
Enter code 187;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be as-
signed to the last user of the second NO Video
group (factory setting 255 which means an
unprogrammed device address; allowed
values from 000 to 200);
press button1/
to confirm;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Special programming for call buttons
(codes 221-222-223-224)
In order to make easier the programming of
the call buttons, special procedures for storing
addresses are available when a flexible
numbering is required.
Programming call buttons with specific
addresses (codes 221-222)
With the following procedure you can store a
specific address on each call button, therefore
not tied to a sequential numbering. The address
must be composed of the Block Address and
the Device Address.
Blockadresse (Code 221)
Enter code 221;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Block Address that is to be assigned
to a specific button (values allowed from
000 to 099);
hold pressed the button to which the address
is to be assigned, after 4 sec. you will hear
a tone, symbol
will stop flashing while
symbol
will resume flashing quicly;
continue with the programming of the Device
Address.
Device Address (code 222)
Enter code 222;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be as-
signed to a specific button (values allowed
from 001 to 230);
hold pressed the button to which the address
is to be assigned, after 4 sec. you will hear
a tone, symbol
will stop flashing while
symbol
will resume flashing quickly;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Example:
to store the Block Address 004 and
the Device Address 136 in the P5 button, and
keep the original numbering for all the other
buttons, follow these steps:
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221+P1+004+P5(>4sec.)+222+P1+136+P5(>4sec.)
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After the procedure, the buttons will call the following
addresses:
Single-Button
000-
099
000-
100
000-
101
000-
102
004-
136
000-
104
000-
099
000-
100
000-
101
000-
102
004-
136
000-
104
000-
105
000-
104
P1 - P1
P2 - P2
P3 - P3
P4 - P4
P5 - P5
P6 - P6
P7 - P7
000-
106
000-
106
P8 - P8
Double-Buttons
000-
099
000-
100
004-
136
000-
104
004-
105
000-
106
000-
101
000-
102
000-
107
000-
108
004-
109
000-
110
000-
111
000-
115
P3 - P1
P4 - P2
P9 - P5
P10 - P6
P11 - P7
P12 - P8
P17 - P13
000-
112
000-
116
P18 - P14
Programming of call buttons using ad-
dress groups (codes 223-224).
To speed up address storage in call buttons
when the system is made up of separate
buildings, you can use the group programming
procedure that allows to automatically and
sequentially encode the call buttons starting
from a specific button. The address must be
composed of the Block Address and the Device
Address.
Attention:
the sequential numbering will
be congruent with the configuration of the
external unit call buttons (single-button
or double-button).
Block Address (code 223)
Enter code 223;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Block Address that is to be assigned
starting from a specific button, the Block
Address will also apply to all subsequent
buttons (values allowed from 000 to 099);
hold pressed the button from which it is in-
tended to start with the numbering, after 4
sec. you will hear a tone, symbol
stops
flashing and symbol
starts flashing
quickly;
continue with the programming of the Device
Address.
Device Address (code 224)
Enter code 224;
press button1/
to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be as-
signed starting from a specific button, the
subsequent buttons will automatically re-
ceive a sequential Device Address (values
allowed from 001 to 200);
hold pressed the button from which it is in-
tended to start with the numbering, after 4
sec. you will hear a tone, symbol
stops
flashing and symbol
starts flashing
quickly.
Repeat the same procedure for all the groups
of buttons in which the installation is divided.
Attention:
to use the procedure correctly
it is necessary to
start programming the but-
tons from those at the top
(see next example)
and remember that the sequential numbering
will be congruent with the configuration of
the door station call buttons (single-button
or double-button).
Example:
to divide the pushbutton into three
groups so that the P1 and P2 buttons call the
addresses stored in the factory settings (Block
000 Device 099 and Block 000 Device 100), and
buttons from P3 to P6 call users with Block
Address 004 and Device Addresses from 136 to
139 and the buttons from P7 onward call users
with Block Address 007 and Device Addresses
from 150 onward, proceed as follows:
buttons P1 and P2 are already properly pro-
grammed by default so no operation is re-
quired;
button P3 must be programmed with the first
address of the second group (Block 004 Device
136) by entering the following values:
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223+P1+004+P3(>4sec.)+224+P1+136+P3(>4sec.)
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after this phase the buttons will call the fol-
lowing addresses:
