The alarms from lift top and pit buttons are not
inhibited.
After a first alarm call, successfully ended or not
(even in absence of telephone numbers), the lift car
alarm filter is disabled.
Is the PSTN line is disconnected, after the message
“No
Line
”, the lift car alarm filter is disabled.
8.1.6
END OF ALARM SIGNALLING
Remotely or with the local phone, digit the key
code 5555.
8.1.7
LED AND SIGNAL LIGHTS
The signal light outputs
alarm sent
and
alarm
received
, supply 16V and a max of 30mA.
8.1.7.1
LED SIGNALS
LED
STATUS
BEHAVIOUR
DL1
Parameter
configuration; line
tones; remote call
and hands-free on
On
DL2
Stand-by
flashing every 3”
Vocal Message
Recording
On
DL3
Lift car alarm button
pressed
On until released
DL4
IN1 on
On
DL5
IN2 on
On
DL6
Top/Pit alarm button
pressed
On until released
8.1.7.2
SENT ALARM LED AND LIGHT
(SIGNAL)
LED
STATUS
BEHAVIOUR
DL1
Alarm Status
On
AI
Alarm
On, until entering in
hands-free
8.1.7.3
RECEIVED ALARM LED AND LIGHT
(SIGNAL)
LED
STATUS
BEHAVIOUR
DL1
Alarm Status
On in hands-free
DL2
Alarm Status
On
AR
Alarm
On in hands-free
8.1.7.4
HANDS-FREE COMMANDS
During the connection in hands-free, the keys of the
phone assume the following functions:
Loudspeaker
volume up
Sent alarm test
(*)
Microphone
volume up
Loudspeaker
volume
down
End of call
Microphone
volume down
Open door
(**)
Open gate
(**)
Received
alarm test
(*)
End of call
(*) Available in
Device Test
mode
only
– see paragraph 9.3.10.1
(**) Avaliable only with RL1 e RL2 monted on the device (optional)
During
the
hands-free
connection
the
communication in the engine room is inhibited. In
case of remote call
Microphone volume
and
Loud
speaker volume
are modified into hands-free mode.
The volumes of the external loud speaking groups
are modified locally.
8.1.8
NEW CALL FROM ALARM BUTTON
After at least 10” in hands-free connection, pressing
again the lift car alarm button, the user can stop the
on-going communication and try again the alarm
call. After successfully finishing a call, the
V18
doesn’t accept other alarm requests from from the
alarm buttons for the
Anti-abuse Time.
8.1.9
WAITING WHILE THE LINE IS BUSY
If pressing the alarm button, the phone line results in
being busy, the free line tone is awaited, Every
minute
the
message
“ALARM”
is
anyway
pronounced.
8.2
PERIODIC TEST CALLS
The test calls are to be considered successful if:
•
Towards a phone digital number
: The digital
protocol is completed within 90” from the
beginning of the call.
•
Towards a phone vocal number
: the receiver
sends to the
V18
a DTMF of the button 5 or #.
8.2.1
SURVIVAL CALL
The
V18
periodically
performs
a
call
to
communicate it is operating regularly. The signaling
is sent to the numbers in the phone book set for this
condition.
If the call doesn’t end positively, the
V18
insists,
during an hour, as many times as set in parameter
“
Max survival call attempts
”. The following survival test
is performed according to the parameter
Survival
Test
.
After the first operation hour, a survival test call is
performed to signal the device has started
functioning.
8.2.2
LOW BATTERY ALARM
The
V18
performs a low battery call when the
battery tension goes under a certain level. The
battery test is performed before a survival test, if at
least 24 hours are passed from the switch-on of the
device. The test is interrupted and put off for 25’ if a
more relevant request occurs (ex: alarm).
The low battery signalling is sent to the numbers set
for this function. If the call doesn’t end positively, the
device skips to the following number in the phone
book (for this function) and tries again for 5’ (an
attempt every minute ca.). Once this max time has
e , or if the call ended successfully, the following low
battery alarm, if still necessary, is put off to the next
survival test.
8.3
AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS
8.3.1
LIFT CENTRAL UNIT ALARM
SIGNALLING
The input
–clean contact– JP4 IN1
is used to receive
an alarm signal from the main electronic unit of the
lift. If the input remains closed for at least 3”, the
device performs call to the set receivers. If a call
doesn’t end up positively, the
V18
skips to the next
number in the phone book (dedicated to the lift
central unit alarm). The
V18
tries again for 5’. After
this max time, if the input is still active, after a survival
test, a new electric panel alarm call sequence is
carried out.
8.3.2
MAINTENANCE STATUS
Through the key code 7777, it’s possible to disable
the lift car filter alarm function.
To reactivate the filter condition, use the key code
5555.
8.3.3
OUTPUT RELAY 1 AND RELAY 2
CONFIGURATION (OPTIONAL)
The two outputs can be configured, according to
the parameter, as: sent alarm light, received alarm
light, stairs alarm, door and/or gate opening.
See figure 7.
8.3.4
INDUCTIVE-LOOP DEVICE
CONNECTION
An Inductive Loop device can be connected to the
V18
, as shown in Figure 8.
8.3.5
LOUDSPEAKER CONNECTION WITH
V18N
See Figure 8. In case the nude board is used (
V18N
),
the loudspeaker has to be welded in JP3, paying
attention to the polarity.
8.3.6
CONNECTING 2 V18 TO THE SAME
LINE
Attribute to the
V18
consecutive numbers of key
codes. The technical alarm number 3 and 4 are not
to be used.
8.3.7
AUXILIARY TELEPHONE HANDSET OR
EXTERNAL INTERPHONE UNIT
Connect the external hands-free units or the phone
handsets to the
LOC
terminals of
JP5
(paying
attention
to
the
polarity),
in
parallel,
to
communicate with the engine room or other
places.
See figure 2.
Picking up the handset of the local phone, the
hands-free communication with the lift car is
automatically enabled. The hands-free connection
is broken after 15’ having the handset picked up.
During the hands-free communication the survival,
the alarm and the battery calls are suspended. The
remote connection is not possible.
9
PROGRAMMING
The
V18
has a set of user-configurable options that
can be easy programmed locally or remotely.
9.1
LOCAL PROGRAMMING
Connect a phone (DTMF) to the
LOC
terminals of
JP5
.
During local programming, any pressure on the
alarm button is ignored. If the local programming
has been going on longer than 5’ from the last #
key pressure, the
V18
automatically exits from the
programming.
9.2
REMOTE PROGRAMMING
Call with a multi-frequency phone the line on which
the
V18
is installed. The
V18
answers after the rings
as set by installer.
9.3
OPTIONS CONFIGURATION
The configuration is fully guided by the
V18
synthetized voice and all the entered values are
immediately read in hands-free.
The
V18
devices
are
released
from
the
manufacturer already configured according to the
specifications provided by the COSTUMER.
It is possible to record all the vocal messages;
generally it is recorded only the one with lift type
and address.
9.3.1
ACCESSING THE CONFIGURATION
From the local phone or remotely, the V18 answers
with the message "Insert key code, followed by #
key".
The default factory key code value is 111.
After the acoustic signal, digit on the phone
keyboard the three code digits, followed by #. The
V18
hangs up if the entered code is wrong, or if
more than 20” have passed.
If the key code is correct, the
V18
answers "Insert
option code".
9.3.2
OPTIONS CODING
The option code is a number from 1 to 99 (special 4-
digit option are foreseen) and it is to be dialed on
the phone keyboard followed by #. If the dialed
code is wrong, the
V18
answers “option error”, and
requests again “Insert option code”. P identifies an
editable parameter, M a vocal message and A an
action.
9.3.3
CONSULTING AN OPTION
Insert the option code followed by #. The V18
answers reading the option name and the value.
An empty option is defined “absent”. Pressing again
the key # of the phone, the option is confirmed and
the
V18
answers again “Insert option code".
Example:
INSERT OPTION CODE
(2) (6) (#)
LOUDSPEAKER
VOLUME 10
(#)
INSERT OPTION CODE
9.3.4
INSERT OR EDIT AN OPTION
Simply insert the option code and then press #. The
V18
answers reading the option name and value;
press the
∗
key and the digits of the new value. Press
# to finish.
The
V18
repeats the option name e his new value.
Press # to confirm or
∗
to enter a new one.
If after
∗
no digit is selected, and # is pressed, the
option value is cancelled or saved at its minimum.
Example:
INSERT OPTION CODE
(2) (1) (#)
DEVICE CODE ABSENT
(
∗∗∗∗
) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (#)
DEVICE CODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
(#)
INSERT OPTION CODE
