Bellman & Symfon Bellman Visit BE1023 User manual

Bellman Visit System Information
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Function
e BE1023 Bellman Visit Door Transmitter is a transmitter
within the Bellman Visit System for indoor use, which recognises
the sound emitted by a doorbell. If the doorbell is electromechanical,
the Door transmitter also detects the electromagnetic field emitted by
the doorbell.
Installation & connection
e unit is generally installed on a wall or door. It is mounted using
the factory-fitted, self-adhesive Velcro tape or with the wall bracket
and screw supplied.
For best results, the Bellman Visit Door Transmitter should be placed
as close as possible to, or just under, the left of the doorbell at a
maximum distance of 3 cm.
e unit is connected to the Bellman Visit System by radio.
For further information see Settings.
It is activated via the built-in microphone (4) and/or the built-in
magnetic coil.
Testing
To test the Bellman Visit Door Transmitter’s radio transmitter,
the Bellman Visit receiver must be tuned to the same channel
as the Door transmitter.
• Now press test button (2)
• e receiver will indicate whether there is an alarm from the
Bellman Visit Door Transmitter.
Testing the microphone:
• e microphone can be tested by ringing the doorbell.
• e Bellman Visit Door Transmitter will respond by lighting
the green LED (1).
Testing the magnetic coil:
• e magnetic coil can be tested by turning off the microphone
with switch 2 of the tone switch (5) (see Functions below).
• Ring the electromechanical doorbell positioned as set out in the
above instructions.
• e Bellman Visit Door Transmitter will respond by lighting
the green LED (1).
Bellman Visit Door Transmitter
BE1023
Technical information
Power supply
Battery: 9 V 6LR61 Alkaline
9 V 6F22 Lithium
Operating time:
6LR61 Alkaline: approximately 5 years
6F22 Lithium: approximately 10 years
Power consumption:
Active: 15 mA
Idle position: <0.1mA
Radio function
Radio frequency: 433.92 MHz
Number of channels: 64 logical channels
Coverage: e normal coverage between a
transmitter and receiver in the Bellman
Visit System is approximately 80 metres with
a clear line of sight. Coverage is reduced if
walls and large objects screen off the signal.
Any thick walls constructed of reinforced
concrete will greatly affect coverage.
Activation via
e in-built microphone and
in-built magnetic coil
Test button
Additional information
For indoor use only
Dimensions WxHxD: 80 x 145 x 36 mm
Weight: With battery: 210 g
Without battery: 160 g
Colour: White with a red triangle

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Indicators
Visit functions
When green LED (1) lights, the unit is transmitting a radio signal.
Power supply
When LED (1) lights up green and red simultaneously, the unit is
transmitting a radio signal but the batteries are flat and need to be
changed. Only use alkaline or lithium batteries.
Settings
Changing the radio channel
All Bellman Visit System units are supplied from the factory tuned
to the same channel, channel 0. is means that all radio channel
switches on the transmitter are set to the ‘off’ position.
• To alter the channel, move the channel switches (6) to the
desired position.
Switch (1) Alters the receiver’s ring signal and vibration so that two Door transmitters can be used in one
Bellman Visit System, see below.
Switch (2) Turns off the microphone so that only electromagnetic doorbells can be detected. Useful in
noisy environments.
On (up) = Microphone off
Off (down) = Microphone on
Switch (3) Increases sensitivity to the electromagnetic field from the electromechanical doorbell.
On (up) = Extra sensitivity
Off (down) = Normal sensitivity
Switch (4) Turns off the magnetic coil so that only acoustic ring signals can be detected. is is useful
if the electromagnetic field from an inductive loop or transformer, etc., activates the Door
transmitter.
On (up) = Electromagnetic sensor off
Off (down) = Electromagnetic sensor on
Functions
Use the tone switch (5) to select the following settings for the BE1023:
1. LED
2. Test button
1 2 3 4 5 6
Please note:
All Bellman Visit products within
the same system must be tuned
to the same channel in order
to operate as a group. The only
exception is the Bellman Visit Fire
Alarm Transmitter, which does not
have adjustable channels. As a
safety precaution, the Visit System
receiver will sound when a fire
alarm signal is detected, regardless
of the channel to which the
receiver has been programmed.
3. Battery cover
4. Microphone
5. Tone switch
6. Channel switch

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Troubleshooting
Problem: Solution:
e LED on the front does not light
even when the test button is pressed.
Change the battery. Only use lithium or alkaline batteries.
Used batteries should be handed in to a battery collection point in accordance
with national regulations.
e LED on the front lights up red
and green simultaneously when
the doorbell rings.
Change the battery. Only use lithium or alkaline batteries.
Used batteries should be handed in to a battery collection point in accordance
with national regulations.
e Door transmitter does not activate
when the doorbell rings.
1.e Door transmitter is too far away from the doorbell or on the right-hand side of the doorbell.
Move the Door transmitter around to find out where it operates best.
2.e sensitivity to electromechanical doorbells can be increased by moving switch 3 on the tone
switch (5) into the upper position.
e Door transmitter functions and the
LED on the front lights up green when
the doorbell rings but the receivers are
not activated.
1. Check the receiver batteries.
2. Check that the receivers are tuned to the same channel as the Door transmitter.
3. Check that the receiver is not placed too far away by moving the receiver closer to the transmitter.
e Door transmitter activates even
when there is no ring at the door.
1.Turn off the magnetic coil if an electromagnetic field from an inductive loop, etc., is causing activation.
2.Turn off the microphone if background noise is causing activation.
Indication and signal from receiver when activated.
DIP switch settings
Up, Down, Not Used Sound LED Vibration
On (up) 2 x ding dong Orange LED Long vibration
Off (down) 1 x ding dong Green LED Long vibration