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    Doorphone Link Slim Door Phone User Guide for Link Slim Door phone[...]

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    2 Contents 1 BASIC DESCRI PTION ............................................................................... 3 1.1 F EATURES ............................................................................................ 3 1.2 S LIM D OOR P HONE MODELS .................................................................... 3 2 INSTALLA TION ..........[...]

  • Page 3

    3 1. Basic description 1.1 Features ¾ Very slim module for surface mounting only. Supplied in 1, 2 or 4 button variant s. ¾ Voice communication powered fro m analogue telephone line only. ¾ Pulse and tone (DTMF) di al ¾ Two 16 digits numbers sav ed under each button (includes *, #, RECALL an d pause) ¾ DAY/NIGHT mode ¾ Call prolongation by di[...]

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    4 2.1.2 Uncover control elements 4. Push the aluminium speaker grille down (see figure – 4). 2.1.3 Wiring and wall mounting 5. Use the wall mounting template at the en d of the manual to mark the position for the screw holes and cable connection on the mounting surface. Drill the holes. 6. Feed the cable (analogue line, power su pply, lock – se[...]

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    5 2.1.4 Switches 7. The switch number 1 (see figure – 8) activates heating of the PCB. This is for increased resistance a gainst humidity. To use this feature you must connect an external 12 V power supply. 8. The switch number 2 (see figure – 9) i s required for programmin g the unit when the password is forgo tten. It is performed by ordin ar[...]

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    6 2.2 Location of ID Doorphone components All mounting, control and setting elements are lo cated under the sp eaker front aluminium grille. . PC connector SlimDoorPhone fixing screw hole Service switch Loudspeaker MIC-setting of microphone volume TRH – setting of microphone activation level SPK- setting of speaker volume Heating activation 12V =[...]

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    7 2.3 Changing name cards Name card panel (0on pa ge 3) has spaces to insert printed name card s. Insert name cards from top (see picture). Cards can easily be printed with pictures as well as text using the includ ed software . The card ou tline is marked for easy cutting . 2.4 Final closing of ID Doorphone 2.4.1 Covering control elements 1. Push [...]

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    8 3 SlimDoorPhone Services 3.1 Signalling Overview The unit signals acoustic conditions that may occur during ope ration. You can listen to the signalling samples in the ID Manager program. Condition Tones Tone frequency Pick up line – ▄ – ■ – ▀ – 425-850-1275 Hang up line – ▀ – ■ – ▄ 1275-850-425 Confirm command –– ?[...]

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    9 dialled to close the relay ( p arameter 35 ), releasi ng the lock. Hanging up the telephon e will end the call, as will the busy tone from the PBX. 3.3.2 Incoming call An incoming call is a call to the unit. After dialling the PBX extens ion number to which the unit is connected, the unit will ring for the set number of rings ( parameter 51 ), th[...]

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    10 4.2 Programming from a PC – ID Manager program To setup the unit from a PC you will require a special USB tool cable, available se parately, and must first install the USB driver and ID Manager software. Refer to the CD for more details. The unit must also be connected to the telephone line. Procedure: - Connect the ID Doorphone to the line - [...]

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    11 nn – telephone number up to 16 digits to be store d. Refer to the table for other choices. The number stored in parameter 2 is the numbe r for the second group or the number for Night mode Note: The switchover to Day/Night mode remains set in the unit even after line disconnection. 5.2 Relay Parameter Value Description Default Exam.1 Exam.2 31[...]

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    12 5.3 Basic parameters Parameter Value Description Default Exam.1 Exam.2 41 v Dialling type 0 0 0 v – dial type v=0 is DTMF tone dial, v=1 is pulse dial Parameter Value Description Default Exam.1 Exam.2 42 z Prolong call ∗ ∗ ∗ z – button for call prolongation ∗ or # (10 sec before Maximum Call Duration the unit will emit a tone. Pressi[...]

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    13 d – maximum time in minutes for whi ch a call may last. This time can be extende d during a call by dialling Prolong Call digit from telephone ( ∗ or #). Time setting is per table. Parameter Value Description Default Exam.1 Exam.2 53 w time between button presses 2 2 2 w – max. time [sec] between button presses [range 1-9] - relay closing [...]

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    14 – p time is simultaneously the duration of interdigit gap at pulse dialling. 5.5 Presetting and Deleting Parameter Value Description Default Exam.1 Exam.2 8# # Default setting executes 8# 1 Setting per exam. 1 executes 8# 2 Setting per exam. 2 executes This setting does not influence 1 and 2 (numbe rs stored in memory) Parameter Value Descript[...]

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    15 z=3 – all tones are active – ( default) It is possible to generate an audible sig nal (only in mode m=1) to alert visitors that the door is unlocked so that they can enter. This is especially useful when using a DC power so urce, as lock release may be silent. z=8 – signalling is active z=9 – signalling is unactive Parameter Value Descri[...]

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    16 50 p Pause duration (ms) 8 (800ms) 8 (800ms) 8 (800ms) 6# s Number of fitted buttons on basic module 6* t Delay of line connectio n (Siemens PBX) 1 1 1 6 z Acoustic signalling 3 and 9 3 and 9 3 and 9 8# # Default setting executes 8# 1 Setting per exam. 1 executes 8# 2 Setting per exam. 2 executes 81 Deletes all numbers in group 1 (Day mode) 82 D[...]

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    17 7 Table for easy programming Complete the values you want to program in the empty part of table on the next page. All programming commands are located in the double-f ramed area, to simplify programming. Retain a copy for future reference. Use Programming sequence Description Detail par. Fill values digits Number under button 1 Day/Gr.1 101 16 N[...]

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    18 8 Drilling master board[...]