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(MT13 - En 2015)
DOOR STATIONS
DIGITAL ENCODER
OFF
door lock activation time;
3 seconds **
deactivation upon call
from internal station ***
ACTIVATION of tone gen-
erator on the external door
station **
1
2
3
4
1-2
3
4
Table 3.12
Operating mode of the system (code 2B)
Microswitches position of MS1 and MS2
Microswitches
MS1
MS2
ON
door lock activation
time; 6 seconds
activation upon call from
internal station **
DEACTIVATION of
tone generator on the
external door station
** Factory setting.
*** This function allows the internal stations to press the
button or
press
for Zhero, myLogic and Echos series and pick up the
handset, start a conversation with the external station (in case of
more external stations in parallel the connection is established with
the last calling door station) and activate the door lock by pressing
the button
.
reserved: to leave in position OFF **
reserved: to leave in position OFF **
ordinary management
terminals EC-EM (program-
ming 1E-table 3.11) **
supplementary door lock
activation time; 3 seconds
**
management of
terminals EC-EM for
additional camera
supplementary door lock
activation time; 6 sec-
onds
EC-EM TERMINALS
The EC-EM terminals can be used to connect:
-one active relay during the call and for the entire conversation
(default)
-one additional camera
-one additional door lock
To have these functions you must connect the terminals correctly and
make some programming operations on the push-button panel.
- Connection of one relay (see fig. 1)
Programming operations to be made:
- microswitch 3 of MS2 = position OFF
- microswitch 4 of MS2 = position OFF
- code 1E = enter address 255
- Connection of one additional camera
For this use you must connect the EC and EM terminals to the
corresponding terminals of the audio/video module. Programming
operations to be made:
- microswitch 3 of MS2 = position ON
- microswitch 4 of MS2 = position OFF
- code 1E = enter address 255
- Connection of one
additional door lock.
For this use you must con-
nect a relay as shown in
the figure and program the
push-button panel ac-
cording to the desired
service.
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
EM
EC
CD213...
230V
127V
0
3
1
5
6
1471
2220
2220S
VD2120...
ON
1 2 3 4
MS1
MS2
1A
2A *
1B
2B
1C
1E
AA
Table 3.11
Selection code of the
programming
User address associated to the first
button. Codes from 1 to 200 (see table
3.7 of pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25). Fac-
tory setting 100.
User address associated to the last
button. Codes from 1 to 200 (see table
3.7 on pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25).
Default value 200.
Address of the external door station.
Codes from 231 to 250 (see table 3.7
on page 3.25). Default value 231.
System programming (see table 3.12).
Settings for operations with a door
keeper exchanger. Enter address 201 if
the door station operates with 1 or more
main door keeper exchangers or the
address 210 if the door station operates
with 1 or more secondary doorkeeper
exchangers (see table 3.7, page 3.25).
Address associated with terminals EC-
EM (see corresponding section for
codes to be inserted).
Set the device back to factory settings.
Code 85 (see table 3.7 of page 3.23).
MS1
MS2
1
A
2
A
MS1
MS2
MS1
MS2
1
B
2
B
MS1
MS2
1
E
Address or function to be pro-
grammed
MS1
MS2
A
A
Codes used to deactivate the camera upon call of 2 user
groups (see page 3.43)
MS1
MS2
4E
5E
6E
7E
first address in group 1 (see codes of
table 3.7 on pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25)
last address in group 1 (see codes of
table 3.7 on pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25)
first address in group 2 (see codes of
table 3.7 on pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25)
last address in group 2 (see codes of
table 3.7 on pages 3.23, 3.24 and 3.25)
MS1
MS2
4
E
5
E
MS1
MS2
MS1
MS2
6
E
7
E
* This programming is useful when the push button panel has more
buttons than the connected users and to prevent the case when, by
pressing an enabled button, the system gets busy
MS1
MS2
1
C
(fig.1)
