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4000 Series Vandal Resistant GSM - Technical Manual
4000 Series Vandal Resistant GSM Audio Intercom with Proximity Facility
INSTALLING A FLUSH MOUNTING DOOR STATION
1. It is recommended that the flush box
is mounted into the wall approximately 165-170cm between the top of the box and the
floor level as shown in
Fig.59
.
2. Using the flush box
and the hole dimensions
(w=120mm x h=263.2mm x d=46mm)
, as shown in
Fig.60
, use appropriate
tools to cut out the recommended hole size in the wall (where required it may be necessary to wear the appropriate clothing, e.g.
protective gloves and eye protection, when doing this). Remember to allow room for the connecting cables
(
Fig.60
);
Before fitting the flush box
into the wall it is recommended that in order to prevent water ingress a silicon sealant is
used between the wall and the flush box and around the flush box holes
(Fig.61);
3. Set the flush box
into the hole in the wall feeding the connecting cables
through the appropriate flush box hole
, as
shown in
Fig.62
;
4. Follow steps 3 and 4, from ‘installing a surface mounting door station’ , to fit the module into the module support frame
as
shown in
Fig.50, Fig.51
and
Fig.52
(on pages 34 and 35);
In order to prevent water ingress it is highly recommended that a silicon sealant is used between the module support
frame
and the flush box. The silicon sealant should be used on the left, top and right sides only of the module
support frame. Don't use silicon sealant on the bottom side of the module support frame
(Fig.63);
5. Take the frame’s hinges
and hook the module support frame
to the flush box
, starting from the left following the guide
arrows, as shown in
Fig.64.
Ensure that the frame’s hinges
(Fig.64)
fit inside the relevant hinge mounts
inside the flush
box
, as shown in
Fig.65
;
6. Next close in the front support frame
and then pull it back from the flush box
while moving it slightly to the left, following
the guide arrows, as shown in
Fig.65
;
7. With the front support frame
opened out (to allow for easy access to the hinge mounts
) take the hinge locks
and clip
them in place locking into the hinge mounts
, following the guide arrows as shown in
Fig.66
;
8. Take the cable wires
and make the required wiring connections into the terminals
on the back of the module
, as shown
in
Fig.67
, using the screwdriver provided
(from
Fig.68
and using the flat blade end);
9. Make any other necessary panel adjustments required, fitting the SIM card and setting the dip-switches etc. For the button module
configuration refer to
Fig.3
and the button harness table on page 7 and for connecting the antenna refer to
Fig.7
on page 9;
10. After the system has been tested and is working correctly, move back the module support frame
carefully and then fix it to the
flush box
using the screwdriver provided
(using the torx end) and the torx pin security screws provided
, as shown in
Fig.68.
Note: do not over tighten the screws more than is necessary.
FITTING ADDITIONAL FLUSH BOXES
If the number of flush back box modules exceeds 3 modules, the required back boxes need to be linked together before embedding
them into the wall (follow the steps below). It should also be noted that the size of the hole in the wall will vary depending on the
number of flush box modules required, please refer to the flush box dimension table on page 8 to obtain the width, height and
depth of the hole required.
1. Take the flush box clips
and slide them into the side slots
on the
1st
flush box, as shown in
Fig.69
;
2. Next take the
2nd
flush box module and align the side slots
(on the
2nd
flush box) with the side clips
from the
1st
flush
box. Following the guide arrows push down on the
2nd
flush box so that it clips into position, as shown in
Fig.70
.
NOTES
• The screwdriver's blade has two sides, one flat and one torx, to select one of them unplug the blade from the screwdriver body
and plug it into the required side;
• The example shows the use of only one back box hole
for the wires, this is done to keep the file drawings clear. Naturally the
installer can use more than one back box hole if required.
4000 Series Back Box Installation
