SSS Siedle AS-Ta-64/1, Системное руководство

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Overview
Secondary signal unit
A secondary signal unit NS 711-…
can be connected in parallel to
an in-house telephone in order to
additionally signal the call in another
room. A maximum of 1 secondary
signal unit can be connected to an
in-house telephone.
Secondary signal controller
Using the secondary signal controller
NSC 602-… a potential-free contact
can be made available each for the
door and storey call, e.g. to actuate
a radio-controlled chime.
Connection of the telephone
system
One or more door stations using 1+n
technology can be connected using
the DoorCom Analog DCA 612-…
to the analogue PBX extension of a
telephone system. Up to three call
buttons can dial a PBX extension in
the telephone system or a telephone
number. Dialling takes place using
the dual tone multiple frequency
method DTMF.
Door release
Every door loudspeaker has an
integrated relay to actuate a door
release. The relay contact switches
the door release button in the in-
house telephone on actuation for 3
seconds. It only switches the door
release of the door at which the bell
was rung. To ensure tamper-proof
switching of the door release, the
door release controller CTÖ 602-…
has to be used.
Name plate lighting
The call button modules and the
info module are equipped with LED
lighting. The current consumption of
a module amounts to max. 20 mA.
Door station light button
The door loudspeaker module
TLM 612-… has a relay for actuation
of an outdoor light. The contact T1
to T2 switches when the light button
in the door loudspeaker is actu-
ated for as long as the light button
remains depressed.
In-house telephone light button
Each in-house telephone has a light
button to actuate a joint staircase
or entrance light. Evaluation of the
contact takes place in the door loud-
speaker module. On actuation of
the light button at the in-house tele-
phone, the relay contact switches
for 0.8 seconds from terminal c to Li.
Where there are several doors, the
relay contact switches at the door
station from which the last call was
made.
Parallel door stations
Up to 8 door stations can be con-
nected in parallel without the need
for any further accessories. The door
loudspeakers become synchronized
one with the other via terminals TLn.
Parallel in-house telephones or
accessories
Up to 2 in-house telephones can be
operated in parallel, e.g. HTS 811-…
and HTC 811-…
With the GC 612-… up to
6 in-house telephones can be called
in parallel via a call button.
Secondary signal unit NS 711-…
and secondary signal controller
NSC 602-… count as parallel devices
Storey call ERT
Every in-house telephone has a
terminal ERT for a storey call button.
The storey call button (ERT) is used
for ringing at the apartment door.
Storey door station
Instead of a storey call button
ERT a door station is also possible
on a storey. To connect a storey
door station, the storey controller
ETC 602-… is required.
Internal speech
Speech is possible between the in-
house telephones HTC 811-…
For this function, the controller
GC 612-… is required
Switching and control functions
Switching and control functions
can be initiated from the deluxe in-
house telephone HTC 811-… For the
implementation of control functions,
the switching/remote controller
SFC 602-… is required. Buttons 5
and 6 can be used as potential-free
buttons. The buttons can be made
potential free using a DIL switch in
the in-house telephone. Pick-up at
terminals T5/T5 and T6/T6.