CAME MTMA/01 Owner's manual

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Communication unit for X1 systems
MTMA/01 - MTMV/01
PROGRAMMING MANUAL

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General precautions
• Read the instructions carefully before beginning the installation and carry out the procedures as specified by the manufacturer.
• The installation, programming, commissioning and maintenance of the product must only be carried out by technicians who are
qualified and properly trained in compliance with the regulations in force, including as regards health and safety, and disposal of
packaging.
• Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance, disconnect the device from the power supply.
• The equipment must be destined solely for the use for which it was expressly designed.
• The manufacturer declines all liability for any damage as a result of improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.
REMOTE CONTROLLING CALL BUTTONS
Manual configuration of terminals and as call inputs 1 and 2
Short circuit the terminals ( and ), press and hold the two call buttons on the unit, and power the device. The unit will restart. This
indicates that the procedure has been completed successfully.
Remove the short circuit and connect the additional N.O. buttons to the terminals and .
BUTTON NUMBERING

PROG
PROG
>3’’
>3’’
<6’’
<6’’
󱭇
󱭈
󱭋
󱭊
a
a
aa
󱭌
a
a
b
b
󱭍
>3’’
a
a
a
󱭉
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PROGRAMMING ENTRY PANELS WITHOUT VA/01 OR A/01
Programming for the first time
Programming buttons
Press the first call button on each module 󱭉or 󱭊. The mod-
ule stops flashing and remains on. Repeat for all the other call
devices.
NOTE. For the basic module (no call buttons) 󱭊
a
a, you do
not need to press the buttons that are shown as flashing in
figure 󱭈
a
a.
Once programming is complete, you are automatically taken to
“programming calls”.
Programming calls
The LED flashes. Lift the internal receiver handset (if present)
and press the door lock release and AUX2 buttons 󱭋.
On the entry panel, press the call button to be associated with
the internal receiver
󱭍
󱭍
a
a. A beep confirms that the setting has
been saved
󱭍
󱭍
b
b. End the call and repeat programming for all of
the other internal receivers.
Entering programming mode
Press and hold the PROG button 󱭇on the entry panel for at least 3 seconds and release
within 6 seconds.
The LEDs and and the button LEDs flash to show the buttons are being pro-
grammed 󱭈.
Programming the open-gate function 󱭌
An operator control can be connected to the module auxiliary relay and/or an operator status to the door status input.
From applicable, preconfigured internal receivers, the relay can be controlled using the open-gate command and/or the operator status
shown via the relevant LED on the internal receiver itself.
To configure the module with the open-gate function, enable the function on one of the connected internal receivers, by entering call
programming (see previous paragraph), and send an open-gate command from the internal receiver (press and hold the “key” button)
as an alternative to or in addition to associating the call button. The open-gate LED lights up on this internal receiver to indicate that the
function has also been enabled on the module.
NOTE. If the module is programmed with the open-gate function, the “door contact input” terminal will function exclusively
as an operator status indicator.
NOTE. This function is available from version 1.03.000 of the module software.
NOTE. You can force the switch from one programming mode to another by pressing the PROG button on the module unit for
3 seconds and releasing within 6 seconds. If you force the switch to call programming from button programming, the button
units which have not been programmed will be configured to 8 calls. If the basic module is not programmed, calls are not
configured.

󱭓
󱭓
󱭔
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a
b
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1
100 °
82 °
54 °
72 °
1÷9
0
󱭐
󱭑󱭒
PROG
<1’’
<1’’
󱭎
󱭏
a
a
b
b
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c
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Programming the entry panel video camera
While programming the calls, the video camera’s field of view can be adjusted from any
receiver. To do this, lift the handset (where present) and press the “auto-connection ”
button
󱭐
󱭐. From the default configuration, scroll through the subsequent configurations
󱭑pressing the AUX1 button or go back to the previous configurations by pressing the
AUX2 button
󱭒
󱭒. Settings are saved automatically.
Adjusting the brightness level of the light on the entry panel
While programming calls
󱭓
󱭓
a
a, the brightness level of the entry panel light can be adjusted from any receiver.
Press the “auto-connection ” button on the internal receiver
󱭓
󱭓
b
bto activate the video camera on the entry
panel for which you want to adjust the brightness level. Use a previously assigned call button to increase/
decrease brightness
󱭔
󱭔.
Reprogramming
When reprogramming a system which has already been programmed, you are taken directly to call programming. To access button
reprogramming, follow the process for forcing the mode switch described above.
If you add, replace or remove an entry panel, you must follow the “programming buttons” procedure so that the system recognises the
changes.
Programming an intercommunicating group
NOTE: Leave the function disabled if the entry panel is connected to a VA/01, A/01 or VSE/301.01.
Before programming an intercommunicating group, enable the intercommunicating function. This function is disabled by default.
Exiting programming
Press the PROG button briefly 󱭎. The LEDs on the entry panel
switch o.
Adjusting the brightness and colour of the module
backlight
During call programming 󱭏①, you can adjust the brightness
and colour of the module backlight. Press the left call button to
select white 󱭏②, and the right call button to select blue 󱭏③.
Press the same button repeatedly to select one of the five bright-
ness levels (o, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%).

PR
OG
󱭊󱭋
PROG
󱭌
<1’’
<1’’
PROG
>20’’
>20’’
󱭇
PROG
>8’’
>8’’
<11’’
<11’’
󱭉
󱭈
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PROGPROG
>3’’
>3’’
󱭇
1 P.E. 1 P.E. 1 P.E.
PROG
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a a
󱭉
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a
a
a
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To enable the intercommunicating function, press the intercommunicating call button you want to call with on the internal receiver you
want to program 󱭋. A beep indicates that the function has been programmed successfully. Repeat for all of the other internal receivers
to be included in the intercommunicating group. To conclude programming, press the PROG button on the entry panel briefly 󱭌.
NOTE. Once an internal receiver has been included in a group by assigning the intercommunicating call button, it cannot be
excluded from this group. If you want to change the call button on an internal receiver which has already been programmed
as an intercommunicating receiver, or you want to add new internal receivers to the group, repeat the operations detailed
under “Programming an intercommunicating group”.
Enabling/disabling
Press the PROG button on the entry panel and hold for at least 20 seconds 󱭇.
The red and yellow LEDs flash quickly for 3 seconds 󱭈.
NOTE: If the intercommunicating function is disabled, follow this procedure to enable it, and vice versa.
The yellow LED comes on for 2 seconds to show the function has been enabled, or the red LED comes on for 2 seconds to show
the function has been disabled.
NOTE. Program the intercommunicating group after assigning calls to all indoor receivers.
Programming an intercommunicating group
Press and hold the PROG button on the entry panel for at least 8 seconds and release within 11 seconds 󱭉.
The red and yellow LEDs flash to show intercom programming is in progress 󱭊.
PROGRAMMING ENTRY PANELS WITH VA/01 OR A/01
Programming for the first time
Entering programming mode
Press the PROG button on the power supply 󱭇until the PROG LED lights up.
The LEDs and and the button LEDs flash to show the buttons are being
programmed 󱭈.

󱭍
󱭍
a
a
b
b
M1
A
PROGPROG
<1’’
<1’’
󱭏
2 P.E. 2 P.E. 2 P.E.
2 P.E.1 P.E.
󱭊
󱭌
󱭌
󱭋
󱭋
󱭎
>3’’
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Programming the open-gate function󱭎
An operator control can be connected to the module relay and/or
an operator status to the door status input.
Exiting programming
Press the PROG button briefly 󱭏. The LEDs on the entry panel
switch o.
Programming buttons
Press the first call button on each unit 󱭉󱭊(see “call number”
section) until the blue LED and the button LEDs stop flashing.
NOTE. The LED lights on the unit remain on to show that the
buttons have been programmed correctly.
NOTE. For the basic unit (no call buttons), you do not need to
press the buttons that are shown as flashing in figure 󱭈
a
a.
Repeat for all entry panels to be programmed. Once programming
is complete, configuration 󱭋is implemented and you are auto-
matically taken to “programming calls”.
Programming calls
The green LED flashes. Lift the internal-receiver handset (if
present) and press the door lock release and AUX2 but-
tons 󱭌. On the entry panel, press the call button to be linked to
the internal receiver 󱭍
a
a. A beep confirms that the setting has
been stored 󱭍
b
b. End the call and repeat programming for all
of the other internal receivers.
NOTE. The operation can only be carried out from the en-
try panel with the blue LED o (1 entry panel in 󱭌). To
change the entry panel from which calls are programmed,
press one of the call buttons on the entry panel you wish to
use for programming.
From applicable, preconfigured internal receivers, the relay can be controlled using the open-gate command and/or the operator status
shown via the relevant LED on the internal receiver itself.
To configure the module with the open-gate function, enable the function on one of the connected internal receivers, by entering call
programming (see previous paragraph), and send an open-gate command from the internal receiver (press and hold the “key” button)
as an alternative to or in addition to associating the call button. The open-gate LED lights up on this internal receiver to indicate that the
function has also been enabled on the module.
NOTE. The open-gate function can only be enabled on a module connected to BIN1 on the power supply.
NOTE. If the module is programmed with the open-gate function, the “door contact input” terminal will function exclusively
as an operator status indicator.
NOTE. This function is available from version 1.03.000 of the module software and version 1.08.000 of the power supply
software.
NOTE. You can force the switch from one programming mode to another by pressing the PROG button on the power supply
unit for 3 seconds and releasing within 6 seconds. If you force the switch to call programming from button programming,
the button units which have not been programmed are configured to 8 calls. If the basic module is not programmed, calls
are not configured.

󱭑
󱭕
󱭔
a
a
b
b
3
8
4
6
9
7
5
2
1
100 °
82 °
54 °
72 °
1÷9
0
󱭒󱭓
󱭐
a
a
b
b
c
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Adjusting the brightness and colour of the module
backlight
During call programming 󱭐
a
a, you can control the brightness
and colour of the unit backlight. Press the left call button to select
white 󱭐
b
b, and the right call button to select blue 󱭐
c
c.
Press the same button repeatedly to select one of the five bright-
ness levels (o, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%).
Programming the entry panel video camera
While programming the calls, the video camera’s field of view can be adjusted from any
receiver. To do this, lift the handset (where present) and press the “auto-connection ”
button 󱭑. From the default configuration, scroll through the subsequent configurations
󱭒pressing the AUX1 button or go back to the previous configurations by pressing the
AUX2 button
󱭓
󱭓. Settings are saved automatically.
Adjusting the brightness level of the light on the entry panel
While programming calls
󱭔
󱭔
a
a, the brightness level of the entry panel light can be adjust-
ed from any receiver. Press the “auto-connection ” button on the internal receiver
󱭔
󱭔
b
b
to activate the video camera on the entry panel for which you want to adjust the brightness
level. Use a previously assigned call button to increase/decrease brightness of the light 󱭕.
Reprogramming
When reprogramming a system which has already been programmed, you are taken directly to call programming. To access button
reprogramming, follow the process for forcing the mode switch described above.
If you add, replace or remove an entry panel, you must follow the “programming buttons” procedure so that the system recognises the
changes.
RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS
To restore the entry panel to the default settings (including the terminal functions , ), remove the power supply, press and hold
the two call buttons on the unit and power the device.
After 5 seconds the entry panel restarts.
NOTE: if the entry panel does not restart, it has not been restored to factory settings.
The product complies with the relevant directives in force.
Dismantling and disposal. Dispose of the packaging and the device responsibly at the end of its life cycle, in compliance with the laws
in force in the country where the product is used. The recyclable components are marked with a symbol and the material ID marker.
THE DATA PRESENTED IN THIS MANUAL MAY BE CHANGED, AT ANY TIME, AND WITHOUT NOTICE.
MEASUREMENTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, ARE IN MILLIMETRES.

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