Installation
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POSITION ENTRY PANEL
FIT CALL BUTTON ADDRESS LABELS
MOUNT ENTRY PANEL SUPPORT FRAME
TERMINATE WIRING
CLOSE UP ENTRY PANEL
MOUNT HANDSET
1.Position entry panel on wall
adjacent door or entrance gate.
Mount at a height convenient for the
user to operate.
A recommended height is provided.
4. To fit the call button address
labels it is necessary to remove the
different modules with call buttons,
from the entry panel support frame.
9. Peel the module away from the
facia
13. Using the small set of self
tapping screws provided, secure the
hinges of the entry panel support
frame onto the surface box
19. Close the frame end caps
2. Alternatively mount the entry
panel onto a gooseneck ensuring
that: • The entry panel does not
protrude too far into the driveway
• The entry panel is not set too far
back and cannot be easily operated.
5. Grip the outside of the frame as
shown and depress the securing
clips on one side of the module and
push the module away from the
frame
14. Slide the call button / audio
module(s) back into position in the
support frame, ensuring that there is
positive engagement
20. Remove the handpiece from the
handset by unplugging the
telephone cord.
10. Using a screwdriver with a small
flat, carefully unclip the plastic call
button backing piece from the facia.
Insert the label and replace the
plastic backing piece
11. Clip the module back onto the
facia
15. Hinge open the entry panel and
terminate the wiring referring to the
wiring diagram overleaf
22. Open the handset
7. Orientating the module as shown,
pull the white locking tabs
downwards
12. Slide the white locking tabs back
into position as shown
16. Loosen the frame end caps by
depressing each locking screw and
twisting it either clockwise or anti-
clockwise.
23. Screw the handset against the
wall at the recommended height.
Terminate wiring referring to the
wiring diagram overleaf / attached
8. Hold the module as shown and
depress one by one the securing
clips on one side to release the
plastic part of the module from the
facia.
24. Close the handset
18. Using the larger set of self
tapping screws provided, secure the
entry panel to the surface box
17. Hinge the entry panel closed
ensuring that the cabling is folded
neatly behind the panel without
folding or pinching it between the
back of the unit and surface box.
3. Mount surface box into position
against wall or onto gooseneck.
Route cables into the surface box
ensuring that there is sufficient
length (>10cm) to allow easy
termination onto the entry panel
25. Replace handpiece
remembering to reconnect telephone
cord.
6. Rotate the frame and repeat the
procedure to unclip the opposite
side. release the module fully from
the frame
21. Set this aside in order that it
does not get damaged during
mounting
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Checking
Check Voltage at entry panel
The volume in the street panel and
the handset is correct
The call sounds in the street panel
and the handset
1. Nothing works.
Handset individual problem. Check the connections
Check that there is voltage at the entry panel. M/-
between handset terminals 5 and 2. If the voltage is correct,
12V AC / DC across terminals 9,10. Check that power is
the handset may be defective.
being supplied by either the power supply (check mains
8. No handset receives the call from the entry panel.
supply and mains protection fuses) or the 12V DC of the
Check that the lighting button operates correctly. The call
gate motor battery (check auxiliary supply fuses on the
setting jumper must be positioned to electronic mode
motor consult motor manufacturer). Disconnect power to
according to the diagram. If the check is satisfactory, the
the system and check for any short circuits or discontinuities
entry panel may be defective.
in the cabling between the power supply and the entry panel.
9. One handset does not receive the call from the entry
panel.
2. The illumination of the name-holder does not work.
Check the connection of the pushbutton at terminal 1E of
Check the power input of the entry panel is approx.
the handset. If the voltage is correct, the handset may be
12 V AC/DC between terminals 9 and 10. If the voltage is
off-hook or defective.
correct, the module is defective.
10. The latch does not operate from any handset.
3. Sound feedback (Larsen effect).
The lock must be powered. Check in the entry panel that
Adjust the volume in the entry panel.
4. None of the handsets' sound reaches the entry panel.
the voltage is approx. 12 V AC between terminals 9 and 10.
General installation problem. Check the volume adjustment,
If not, refer to point No. 1. Press the electric lock button
the illumination of the light button and the connections
and check in the entry panel that the voltage is approx. 12
between terminals 4 and 2 of the entry panel. If the voltage
V AC between the terminals 10 and 11. If not, the entry
is correct, the entry panel may be defective.
panel may be defective. If the voltages are correct, the
5. One handset's sound does not reach the entry panel.
problem is caused by the latch.
Handset individual problem. Check the connections
11. Gate release does not operate from one or more than
between handset terminals 4 and 2. If the voltage is correct,
one handset.
Check continuity across terminals 2 and 3 on each
the handset may be defective.
6. No sound from the entry panel reaches any handset.
defective handset, with cabling to either or both these
General installation problem. Check the volume adjustment,
terminals disconnected. If this test proves negative, the
the illumination of the light button and the connections
handset may be defective. Check for continuity on the
between terminals 5 and 2 of the entry panel. If the check is
cabling to the gate motor.
satisfactory, the entry panel may be defective.
7. No sound from the entry panel reaches one handset.
Adjust the volume in the street panel
and in the handset.
Check the illumination of the
label-holder
Check the door opening
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