ACO CDNP7ACC User manual

DISPOSAL OF WASTE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Do not dispose of waste electrical equipment with other (household / municipal) waste types. Dispose of it separately as permitted by
law. Consult the authority of jurisdiction or licensed waste recycling service providers. - Directive 2002/96/EC of 27/01/2003
INSTALLING THE DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM OUTSIDE UNIT
Install the outside unit on the building wall (in an entrance enclosure, a vestibule, on a sheltered wall,
the eastern wall, etc.) to minimise exposure to inclement weather. The recommended approximate
installation height above the ground is 1.35 m. Attach the outside unit frame with wall plugs or
screws/bolts providing secure fastening to the installation substrate; flush mounting frame should be
secured by embedding with plaster within the wall recess. Lead the wiring out and through the hole
in the frame.
CAUTION! To ensure proper operation and safety of use, provide the outside unit (set in its metal
frame) with protective earth bonding by connecting the PE terminal on the outside unit housing with
the building earthing system.
Connect the outside unit to the entrance door electric strike and its power with a 1 mm2 core cable
(e.g. LY1.0). The cable should be no more than 7 m for the electric strike connection and no more
than 15 m for the power supply connection! An insufficient power supply rating, too small wiring cores
and excessive length of interconnecting wiring (resulting in voltage drops) may interfere with proper
operation (including the “humming” noise in the outside unit audio line or inadvertent triggering of
the reset system, especially when releasing the electric strike). Connect the +11.5V AC power to the
+12V~ terminals; if 15V DC power is used, connect it to these terminals: +DC (+ELOCK) and GND
(LINE-). If a video door entry system is installed, 15V DC power is allowed only and connected to
the adder module.
If a polarity-insensitive electric strike is installed, connect the wiring to the ELOCK terminals in any
order. If a fail-safe (NO) electric strike is installed, connect jumper Z13 (below the resistor on the left-
hand side of the PCB)!
For a fail-safe (NO) electric strike, the ELOC output is live depending on the power adapter or voltage
transformer type; use a compatible fail-safe (NO) electric strike. An optional MOD-DC-12V module
is available to feed 12VDC to a fail-safe (NO) electric strike when the digital entry system is fed by
an 15VDC power supply or a voltage transformer. The additional relay OUTPUT terminal (Master
only) can be wired to control an additional entrance gate (by factory default) with a code keypad (with
“the double Key button press”) and button F2 of an uniphone. The live voltage time and functions of
the OUTPUT terminal can be configured in Program 18, Port 2 (as in the CND-I/O module).
Solder all wiring connections.
Feed the following wiring to connect to the outside unit:
•2 x 1mm2 cable: outside unit power;
•2 x 1mm2 cable: electric strike control;
•2 x 0.5mm: the outside unit output wiring to connect uniphones;
•1 cable PE wire, yellow-green: to the outside unit housing PE terminal.
SINGLE CDNP OUTSIDE UNIT WIRING DIAGRAM

TWO & MORE CDNP OUTSIDE UNITS WIRING DIAGRAM
INSIDE UNIT INSTALLATION & WIRING
Install the inside units as specified in their original manuals. Wire the equipment while setting the
proper address in the inside unit decoder; wire the outside unit LINE terminals with proper polarity.
VOLUME SETTING
Set the volume as follows once the inside unit is connected properly:
–MIC potentiometer sets the sensitivity of the outside unit microphone
–SOUNDS potentiometer sets the outside unit sound output volume
- SPK potentiometer sets the outside unit speaker volume
Having set the values, operate the BALANCE potentiometer to find the points of
excitation of the outside unit speaker (indicated by its squeak); next, adjust the
potentiometer halfway between these points.
OPERATION
When in standby, the display shows the “Intro” message (which reads “aco” by default). The “Intro”
message contents are freely configurable. The default range of dialled numbers is 1 to 255, with
each value mapped directly to the physical addresses configured in the inside units (the software
configuration tool permits any dialled number range between 0 and 999999 and a free assignment
of each number to the inside unit address, or to restrict the range of supported inside units). Dialling
is done by inputting the apartment number with the keypad; if the optional 230E module is installed,
select the apartment number entry with the arrow buttons, followed pressing the Doorbell button.
After approx. 3 s, the inside unit in the dialled apartment starts ringing. If the dialled call is received
in the dialling mode, a voice conversation is possible with unlocking the door electric strike. Opening
the door electric strike by inputting an apartment code: input the apartment number, confirm with the
Key button and follow with the 4-digit access code mapped to the input apartment number. In order
to print the full table of user codes or ready business cards for tenants together with the instructions
for use, use the "ACO Code Generator" available at www.aco.com.pl in the user area ("download").
For each "Master" control panel, the code table is factory-set on the back of the device as a 4-digit
number, and for "Slave" devices, enter the same table as in "Master". Opening the door electric strike
with one of the five building administrator access codes: press the Key button and follow by inputting
the six-digit code. The building administrator access codes are intended for use by building
administration and maintenance personnel, e.g. maintenance technicians, the janitor, postmen, etc.
The wired door electric strike can also be unlocked by shorting the additional INPUT to ground. If a
proximity reader (ACC) is wired, the door electric strike is unlocked with the proximity card or keyfob
(paired with the outside unit and issued to e.g. the tenants, the building administration staff, or the
(mic)
(sound)
(bal)
(spk)

digital entry system installer). An attempt of entry with a proximity card or keyfob which has not been
paired will result with three loud beeps from the outside unit speaker. When the door electric strike
is unlocked, the display shows the following text string: “Enter!”. The OUTPUT (of the Master only)
is activated with button F2 on the inside unit (during a dialled call) or entering a valid access code;
this requires pressing the Key button twice before the access code is entered, not unlike in the
regular door electric strike unlock procedure. If an ACC is wired, the 2nd output is triggered by
pressing the Key button and using a paired proximity card or keyfob. As long as the 2nd output
remains triggered, the display shows the following text string: “OUT-2” (OUTPUT 2).
PROGRAMMING
Accessing the Installer menu: press the Key button and input “1507xxxx” within the next 5 seconds;
the string “xxxx” is the 4-digit installer access code, which is “0000” by default. It should be changed
to a custom digit string! (Menu 7: retype the current access code first).
CAUTION! In the newest outside units, “0000” has been replaced by the last four digits of the
product's serial number visible on the sticker on the electronics board. A successful access to the
Installer menu is confirmed with a sound and the software version appearing on the display, which
is followed by Program 0: “Open”. You can navigate between the menus by pressing “2” to navigate
“up” and “8” to navigate “down”. The Key button opens the currently selected menu (shown on the
display) and confirms the changes of value. In the Installer menu, you can reset (and restart) the
outside unit panel by pressing buttons “7” and “9” at the same time. When exiting the Installer menu
(by pressing “#”), the display shows the current temperature inside the outside unit.
INSTALLER MENU ITEMS
SERVICE-MODE ELECTRIC
STRIKE RELEASE
ENTERS THE APARTMENT
CODE SETTING MODE
CHANGING 5 ADMIN CODES,
ADDING ADMIN
CARD/KEYFOB
SETTING THE NUMBER OF
CALL RINGS;
ENABLE/DISABLE VOICE
DIALLING OF APARTMENTS
ENABLE/DISABLE THE
DOORBELL TINKLING AT THE
APARTMENT ONCE THE DOOR
ELECTRIC STRIKE IS
RELEASED
SETTING ONE OF THE FOUR
RING TONES
SETTING THE TIME TO LOCK
THE ELECTRIC STRIKE ONCE
RELEASED
CHANGING INSTALLER
PASSWORD
ADDING INSTALLER
CARD/KEYFOB
DISPLAYS THE CARDS PAIRED
WITH APARTMENTS
OPENS THE ACCESS CODE
TABLE INPUT MODE
ENABLE/DISABLE FAIL-SAFE
(NO) ELECTRIC STRIKE
ENABLE/DISABLE RESETTING
TO DEFAULT SETTINGS
ENTERS THE MODE OF
PAIRING PROXIMITY CARDS
AND KEYFOBS WITH AN ACC
PROXIMITY READER
ENTERS THE PROGRAMMING
MODE TO PAIR TENANT
NAMES TO KEYPAD BUTTONS
2, 6, 10NP
SETTING THE DOOR
ELECTRIC STRIKE RELEASE
DELAY AFTER MAKING THE
INPUT TERMINAL
SETTING THE DELAY TO
DISPLAY THE “CALL
SERVICE” MESSAGE
TRIGGER APARTMENT
CALLBACK
IN THE INSTALLER MODE
(THE PERMITTED
APARTMENT NO. RANGE)
TRIGGER APARTMENT
CALLBACK IN THE SERVICE
MODE (FROM A SPECIFIC
APARTMENT)
SEARCHES FOR UNIPHONES
WITH FAULTS OR NOT
PROPERLY REPLACED
HANDSETS
RUNS A LINE TEST TO CHECK
THE WIRED UNITS FOR
FAULTS
CAUTION! Access to the full outside unit configuration requires the software configuration tool (“x700”) which can be downloaded for free from
www.aco.com.pl. The outside unit can be interfaced with a PC laptop with an optional CDN-USB data cable (which is purchased separately).
The website Downloads section includes the full operating manual for the CDNP outside units, complete with a troubleshooting guide for most common
problems. IU0409enVF.1938
Rings
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Tones
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Fobs
Table
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