EisSound 400 Series Operating manual

USER'S AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
400 SERIES
CC-1023ENG-10

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1. Quick Reference Guide
2. 400 Series Overview
3. Central
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1.1. Master Unit
1.2. Control Unit
1.3. Control Unit
1.4. Control Unit
2.1. Introduction
.2 .400 S
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
3.1. Master Unit
3.1.1. Operation
3.1.2. Program Menu
3.1.3. Settings Menu
3.1.4. Installation Menu
3.1.5. Technical Specifications
3.2. Sound Input Unit
3.2.1. Description
3.2.2. Technical Specifications
414A1/A2
422A1/A2
428A1+42991
428A1/A4 , 428A1+42992
414A1/A2
41591/92
2 eries Components 15
3.3. Power Supply Unit
3.3.1. Description
3.3.2. Technical Specifications
4.1. Control Unit
4.1.1. The first time...
4.1.2. Operating audio functions
4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.1.4. Control Unit : Program Menu
4.1.5. Control Unit : Settings Menu
4.1.6. Control Unit : Installation Menu
4.1.7. Control Unit : Program Menu
4.1.8. Control Unit : Installation Menu
4.1.9. Technical Specifications
4.2. Control Unit
4.2.1. The first time...
4.2.2. Operating audio functions
4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.2.4. Program Menu
4.2.5. Installation Menu
4.2.6. Remote control operation
4.2.7. Technical Specifications
11295/96/99, 11204
422A1/A2 & 428A1+42991
422A1/A2
422A1/A2
422A1/A2
428A1+42991
428A1+42991
428A1/A4 & 428A1+42992
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4. Control Unit
400 SERIES
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MASTER UNIT
414A1/A2 414A1/A2
CONTROL UNIT
422A1/A2 422A1/A2
1.1. Quick Reference Guide Master Unit 414A1/A2
2. 400 Series Overview
3. Central
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2.1. Introduction
.2.
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
3.1. Master Unit 414A1/A2
3.1.1. Operation
3.1.2. Program Menu
3.1.3. Settings Menu
3.1.4. Installation Menu
3.1.5. Technical Specifications
3.2. Sound Input Unit 41591/92
3.2.1. Description
3.2.2. Technical Specifications
3.3. Power Supply Unit 11295/96/99, 11204
3.3.1. Description
3.3.2. Technical Specifications
2 400 Series Components 15
1.2. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit 422A1/A2
2. 400 Series Overview
4.1. Control Unit 422A1/A2
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2.1. Introduction
.2.
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
4.1.1. The first time...
4.1.2. Operating audio functions
4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.1.4. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Program Menu
4.1.5. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Settings Menu
4.1.6. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Installation Menu
4.1.9. Technical Specifications
2 400 Series Components 15
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1.3. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit
2. 400 Series Overview
4.1. Control Unit 428A1+42991
428A1+42991 10
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2.1. Introduction
.2.
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
4.1.1. The first time...
4.1.2. Operating audio functions
4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.1.7. Control Unit 428A1+42991: Program Menu
4.1.8. Control Unit 428A1+42991: Installation Menu
4.1.9. Technical Specifications
2 400 Series Components 15
1.4. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit
2. 400 Series Overview
4.2. Control Unit 428A1+42992
428A1+4299212
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2.1. Introduction
.2.
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
4.2.1. The first time...
4.2.2. Operating audio functions
4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.2.4. Program Menu
4.2.5. Installation Menu
4.2.6. Remote control operation
4.2.7. Technical Specifications
2 400 Series Components 15
42991
428A1
CONTROL UNIT
428A1+42991 42992
428A1
CONTROL UNIT
428A1+42992
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1.4. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit 428A1/A4
2. 400 Series Overview
4.2. Control Unit 428A1/A4
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2.1. Introduction
.2.
2.3. Connecting Terminals
2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
2.5. General Installation Notes
2.6. Programming Menus
2.7. Music channels
4.2.1. The first time...
4.2.2. Operating audio functions
4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions
4.2.4. Program Menu
4.2.5. Installation Menu
4.2.7. Technical Specifications
2 400 Series Components 15
428A1/A4
CONTROL UNIT
428A1/A4
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1. Quick Reference Guide
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0C
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6
9
abc
jkl ghi
pqrs
tuv
def
mno
wxyz
FM
PRG
CONTROL UNIT
ON / OFF
Master Unit tuner control
Access to program menus / settings /
installationn
Numeric keypad
PC interface connector
Discman/MP3/iPod
414A1 1 (terminal 10)
2 (terminal 20)
input
Master Unit without FM tuner ( ): channel
Master Unit with FM tuner (414A2): channel
Detele
ON/OFF
Store
Numeric keypad
Detele
Exit program menu
NORMAL PROGRAMMING
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FM station frequency
FM memory pre-sets
Programming options
Numeric selection of program setting
Scroll through the programming options
Adjust keys
Automatic station search
Frequency band forward/reverse
Adjust keys
Selection of program setting
Scroll through options available in the
same programming level
Power on
Day of the week
- time
- date
- information
Pre-set memory selected
Master Unit FM tuner memory pre-sets
FM station tuned
FM 14
3
27
6
5
Master Unit FM tuner
FM stereo station tuned
Auto-power off activated
Intercom Calls channel busy
1.1. Master Unit 414A1/A2
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CLOCKS
FM TUNER
ADJUSTMENTS
Time (Hour, minutes - Days, month, year)
Auto power on (ON/OFF - Hour, minutes - Days of week)
Auto power off (ON/OFF - Hour, minutes - Days of week)
FM search sensitivity - Master Unit (4=max ... 1=min)
Delete FM tuning pre-sets - Master Unit
Autoscan
Dimmer off
Dimmer on
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1
1
1
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
1
2
abc
3
def
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
1
2
abc
PRG
PRG
PROGRAM MENU
Auto power ON/OFF
Release intercom calls channel
Enable/disable telecontrol function
All zones Standby
Clear the baby monitor throughout the system
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ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
9
wxyz
7
pqrs
(2") Language
(2") Master Unit name
(2") Master Unit greeting
(2") Permission to store/delete FM tuning
pre-sets - Master Unit
(2") General Standby permission
(2") Delete settings
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mno
1
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
SETTINGS MENU
INSTALLATION MENU
(2") Channel number
(2") Delete installation
(2") Software version
1
2
abc
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS
(2")
indicate to
hold a key
down for 2
seconds
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54
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7
0C
3
6
9
abc
jkl ghi
pqrs tuv
def
mno
wxyz
Scroll back to the previous option within the
same level.
enter the level
exit the level
Scroll forward to the next option
within the same level.
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mno
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0C
3
6
9
abc
jkl ghi
pqrs tuv
def
mno
wxyz
CH FM
PRG
ON / OFF
IR receiver
discman/MP3/iPod input
(channel #7)
Store
Detele
Exit program menu
ON/OFF - end intercom calls operation
Channel selection
Access to program menus / settings / installation
Intercom calls
Group call selection
Numeric keypad
Delete
Numeric keypad
weekday
local FM tuner memory
pre-set
channel/memory pre-set
selected
FM station tuned
local FM tuner
music channel
1 2
music activated
FM stereo tuned station
master power supply disabled
sleep activated auto-power-off activated
alarm 1-2 activated alarm 1-2 activated and lagging
no permission to receive intercom calls do not disturb
transmitting intercom calls
Baby Monitor
voice detector
FM 14
3
27
6
5
NORMAL
STATIC FLASHING
PROGRAMMING
8
Audio adjust mode (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance)
open the door
Local FM tuner operation (channel 0) - Master Unit (channel 1)
Station frequency
FM memory pre-sets
Channel
Programming options
Intercom Call zone identification
Numeric selection of program setting
Scroll through the programming options
Audio levels (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance)
Channel
Automatic station search
Frequency band forward/reverse
Adjust keysAdjust keys
Selection of program setting
Scroll through options of the same
programming level
1.2. Control Unit 422A1/A2
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CLOCKS
Alarm 1 (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week - Type - Volume)
Alarm 2 (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week - Type - Volume)
Auto Standby (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week)
Sleep
Time (Hour, minutes - Day, month, year)
FM TUNER
FM Search sensitivity (4=max ... 1=min)
Delete FM tuning pre-sets
Autoscan
RECEIVE INTERCOM CALLS
Volume
Individual call
Group call
General call
TRANSMIT INTERCOM CALLS
General call
Baby Monitor (ON/OFF status - Sensitivity - Time - Destination address)
Auto response (ON/OFF status - Sensitivity - Time)
ADJUSTMENTS
Store “IDEAL”settings
Dimmer off
Dimmer on
CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION NAME
FM local tuner name
channel #1 name
channel #2 name
channel #3 name
channel #4 name
channel #5 name
channel #6 name
discman/MP3/iPod channel name
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1
1
1
1
1
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
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jkl
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jkl
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jkl
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jkl
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ghi
4
ghi
4
ghi
4
ghi
3
def
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mno
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mno
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mno
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mno
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mno
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mno
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mno
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mno
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
1
2
abc
3
def
3
def
3
def
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
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1
1
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
4
ghi
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
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pqrs
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tuv
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mno
3
def
1
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PROGRAM MENU
Alarm 1 status ON/OFF
Alarm 2 status ON/OFF
Autostandby status ON/OFF
Baby Monitor status ON/OFF
Redial directory
Activate Ideal mode
(2") Activate Sleep
Do not disturb status ON/OFF
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mno
1
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
All zones Standby
Store “Ideal”
Clear the Baby
Monitor throughout
all zones
Consult zone #,
name and group
0C
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wxyz
7
pqrs
8
tuv
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS
(2") Language
(2") Control Unit name identification
(2") Control Unit greeting
(2") Permission to receive intercom calls
(2") Access to FM tuner-Master Unit
(2") Permission to store/delete FM pre-sets
(2") General Standby permission
(2") IR remote Control Unit
(2") Delete settings
9
wxyz
7
pqrs
8
tuv
6
mno
1
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
SETTINGS MENU
INSTALLATION MENU
(2")Zone identification
(2") Group
(2") Mono/Stereo
(2") Audio output
(2") Permission intercom
(2") Perm. Baby Mon.
(2") Channel number
(2") Delete installation
(2") Software version
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wxyz
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pqrs
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tuv
6
mno
1
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
(2")
indicate to
hold a key
down for 2
seconds
21
54
8
7
0C
3
6
9
abc
jkl ghi
pqrs tuv
def
mno
wxyz
Scroll back to the previous option within the
same level.
enter the level
exit the level
Scroll forward to the next option
within the same level.
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Store
Detele
Exit program menu
ON/OFF - end intercom calls operation
Intercom calls
Numeric keypad
Delete
Numeric keypad
NORMAL
FM local tuner
music channel
alarm activated alarm activated and lagging
FM
STATIC FLASHING
PROGRAMMING
10
DISPLAY UNIT
EIS
MIC
1
0C
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
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m
pqrs
8
tuv
3
def
6
mno
9
wxyz
CH
FM
PRG
ZONES KEYPAD
discman/MP3/iPod input
(channel #7)
Audio adjust mode (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance)
Open the door
Channel selection
Local FM tuner operation (channel 0) - Master Unit (channel 1)
Access to program menu / settings / installation
Station frequency
FM memory pre-sets
Channel
Programming options
Intercom Call zone identification
Numeric selection of program setting
Scroll through the programming options
Group call selection
Audio levels (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance)
Channel
Automatic station search
Frequency band forward/reverse
Adjust keys
Adjust keys
Selection of program setting
Scroll through options of the same
programming level
music activated master power supply disabled
transmitting intercom calls Baby Monitor
no permission to receive intercom calls do not disturb
1.3. Control Unit 428A1+42991
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11
CLOCKS
ALARM
FM TUNER
INTERCOM CALLS
BABY MONITOR
ADJUSTMENTS
Hour, minutes
Day, month, year
ON/OFF
Hour, minutes
Type
Volume
FM Search sensitivity (4=max ... 1=min)
Delete FM tuning pre-sets
Autoscan
Do not disturb
Volume
Auto-response ON/OFF
ON/OFF status
Identification
Sensitivity
Language
Dimmer on
Dimmer off
SETTING OPTIONS
Control Unit name identification
FM local tuner name
channel #1 name
channel #2 name
channel #3 name
channel #4 name
channel #5 name
channel #6 name
discman/MP3/iPod channel name
1
1
1
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
5
jkl
5
jkl
5
jkl
4
ghi
4
ghi
4
ghi
6
mno
6
mno
6
mno
PRG
PRG
1
2
abc
3
def
3
def
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
1
1
1
2
abc
2
abc
2
abc
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
7
pqrs
8
tuv
6
mno
3
def
1
1
2
abc
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
4
ghi
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PROGRAM MENU
Alarm status ON/OFF
Do not disturb status ON/OFF
Baby Monitor status ON/OFF
General Standby for all zones
Clear the baby monitor throughout the system
Consult zone #, name and group
(2") Activate Sleep
1
5
jkl
4
ghi
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
0C
9
wxyz
7
pqrs
(2") Zone identification
(2") Group
(2") Mono/Stereo
(2") Audio output
(2") Channel number
(2") Permission to transmit
intercom calls
(2") Permission to receive
intercom calls
(2") Baby Monitor permission
(2") Access to FM tuner-
Master Unit
(2") General Standby
permission
(2") Auto-response sensitivity
(2") Auto-response silence
time
(2") Delete installation
(2") Software version
9
wxyz
7
pqrs
8
tuv
6
mno
1
2
abc
2
abc
5
jkl
4
ghi
4
ghi
3
def
3
def
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
PRG
9
wxyz
1
1 1
1
1
1
0C
QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS
INSTALLATION MENU
(2") indicate
to hold a key
down for 2
seconds
21
54
8
7
0C
3
6
9
abc
jkl ghi
pqrs tuv
def
mno
wxyz
Scroll back to the previous option within the
same level.
enter the level
exit the level
Scroll forward to the next option
within the same level.
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Master Unit FM tuner
music channel
alarm activated alarm activated and lagging
STATIC FLASHING
music activated master power supply disabled
transmitting intercom calls Baby Monitor
no permission to receive intercom calls do not disturb
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ON/OFF
end intercom calls operation
end intercom calls operation
audio adjust mode
volume - bass - treble -
loudness - balance
channel selection
Master Unit FM tuner operation
access to program menu
intercom calls intercom calls
DISPLAY UNIT
EIS
MIC
m
discman/MP3/iPod input (channel #7)
(1) Depends on
installation
options
(2) Depends on
the connection to
the Master Unit
(3) Not available
mod.428A1
m
- Alarm ON/OFF status
- Alarm time (hour-min)
- Alarm type
- Alarm volume
- FM Search sensitivity
- Delete FM tuning pre-sets
- Autoscan
- Do not disturb
- Intercom calls volume
- Auto-response ON/OFF status
- Baby Monitor ON/OFF status
- Baby Monitor identification
- Baby Monitor sensitivity
- Language
- Dimmer off level
- Dimmer on level
PROGRAM
OPTIONS
m
2’’
m
m
2’’
m
sleep
open the door
open the door
adjust keys
audio levels (volume - bass - treble -
loudness - balance)
channel
Master Unit FM tuner pre-set
intercom call zone identification
parameter programmable
2’’ 2’’
INSTALLATION
OPTIONS
m
2’’
FM
- Zone identification
- Group
- Mono/Stereo
- Audio output
- Channel number
- Permission to transmit intercom calls
- Permission to receive intercom calls
- Baby Monitor permission
- Access to FM tuner-Master Unit
- Auto-response sensitivity
- Auto-response silence time
- Delete installation
- Software version
1 428A1 , 428A4 , 428A1+42992.4. Control Unit
control
unit OFF
control
unit OFF
control
unit OFF
control
unit ON
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(2) (1)
(1)(2)
(1)(2)
(1)(2)
(1)(2)
(1)(2)
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2. 400 series overview
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2. 400 Series Overview
Highlights of the 400 Series include:
The 400 Series is flexible, allowing the user to tailor the
feature settings to customized needs. It is also sophisticated,
providing three programming levels: Installer Level, Settings
Level and User Level for the configuration and differentiation
of its applications, before, during and after installation.
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Multiple languages. Bigger alpha and numeric characters on
display screen. Adjustable dimmer for ON/OFF position (10
levels)
Standby of system executable from any Control Unit
Redial directory
Direct keying in of selected FM station tuning, automatic storing
the best FM stations, …
... and over 30 functions you’ll discover in this manual
General intercom calls (both group and individual calls) with
vox-control hands-free automatic response. Ability to code 250
zones and 250 different groups.
Vox-control electronic baby monitor.
Automatic adjustment of microphone sensitivity (without the
need for volume control). Ability to program adjustment of
activation sensitivity for automatic response and for electronic
baby monitor (each feature independently).
The new 400 Series has arrived with optimal features and unparalleled quality. It showcases conspicuous and compact design especially tailored to the
user. A superb ergonomic blending of the keypad and the screen icons make understanding its operation easy. It was designed for intuitive operation
by the user through clear and easily accessible menus.
The 400 Series was designed to provide a sound system for residential, commercial and business use. The system is flexible and can easily be adapted
or extended. Being compatible with the EISSOUND Universal Line 100 Series, the new 400 Series control units are now also adaptable to most major
electrical mechanisms.
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2.1 Introduction
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ref. power type
11295 14W reg.
11296 30W switch
power supply
2.2. 400 Series Components
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2.3. Connecting Terminals
1Standby power voltage
4Mass
02 Activation of power supply power-on
03 Telecontrol signal
91 Data (+)
92 Data (-)
7Intercom calls signal
10 MPX sound channel output, music program #1
20 MPX sound channel output, music program #2
AFM antenna
MFM antenna mass
NNeutral power supply from current network 230V
FPhase power supply from current network 230V
F' Telecontrol network base phase 230V
Master Unit & Power Supply
2Supply voltage
4Mass
91 Data (+)
92 Data (-)
93 Data (IR)
7Intercom calls signal
10 MPX sound channel input, music program #1
20 MPX sound channel input, music program #2
30 MPX sound channel input, music program #3
40 MPX sound channel input, music program #4
50 MPX sound channel input, music program #5
60 MPX sound channel input, music program #6
05 Left channel speaker output (+)
06 Right channel speaker output (+)
04 Mass fot speakers of both channels (-)
AFM antenna
MFM antenna mass
Unit Control
2Supply voltage
4Mass
X0 MPX sound channel output
LLeft channel input
RRight channel input
Sound Input
80 Mass
81 Intercom line
82 Door opening line
83 Intercom/entryphone loudspeaker line
84 Intercom/entryphone microphone line
entryphone intercom interface
428A1+42992428A1/A4
428A1+42991
414A1/A2
422A1/A2
11295/96
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2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram
Left Left
Right Right
Other wiring diagram variations are discussed in the “Wiring
Diagram Manual”.
16
EIS
POWER SUPPLY
ON
EIS
POWER SUPPLY
TELECONTROL SOCKET
220V.max 400W
F
F’
N
02
4
03
2
1
220V
16 ohm
-+
16 ohm
-+
16 ohm
+-
16 ohm
+-
Ver
Ver
Ver
Ver
Ver
Ver
Ver
Az
Az
Az
Az
Az
Az
Az
Am
Am
Am
Am
Am
Am
Am
Na
Na
Na
Na
Na
Na
Na
Bl
Bl
Bl
Bl
Ma
Ma
Ma
Vio
Vio
Vio
Vio
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
414A2
41591
41592
(x4)
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11296
194_5 194_4
MY0 921002 4A 20 91703 1
MASTER UNIT
ON / OFF
EIS
FM
PRG
3
6
9
def
mno
wxy z
1
4
7
ghi
pqr s
2
5
8
0C
abc
jkl
tuv
X02 ML4 R
SOUND SOURCE
LEVEL
X02 ML4 R
SOUND SOURCE
LEVEL
X02 ML4 R
SOUND SOURCE
LEVEL
X02 ML4 R
SOUND SOURCE
LEVEL
171 05
171 05
171 05
171 05
171 03
171 03
171 03
10
20
50 60
40
30
422A1
171 03
92105005 600693 42030 9174004 2
CONTROL UNIT
ON / OFF
MIC
EIS
CH FM
PRG
3
6
9
def
mno
wxy z
1
4
7
ghi
pqr s
2
5
8
0C
abc
jkl
tuv
422A2
92105005 600693 4M 2030 9174004 2A
CONTROL UNIT
ON / OFF
MIC
EIS
CH FM
PRG
3
6
9
def
mno
wxy z
1
4
7
ghi
pqr s
2
5
8
0C
abc
jkl
tuv
171 05
2 = Red
4 = Yelllow
91 = White
92 = Orange
7 = Violet
10 = Green
20 = Blue
171 03
- = Brown
- = Red
30 = Orange
40 = Yellow
50 = Green
60 = Blue
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16 ohm
-+
16 ohm
+-
16 ohm
-+
16 ohm
+-
Ver Ver
Ver
Ver
Az Az
Az
Az
Am Am
Am
Am
Na Na
Na
Na
Bl Bl
Bl
Ma
Vio Vio
Vio
Ro Ro
Ro
Ro
428A1
92 10 05 06
42091 704
2
CONTROL UNIT
ON / OFF
MIC
VOLUME
EIS
171 05
171 05
171 05
171 03
428A1 42991
92 10 05 06
42091 704
2
CONTROL UNIT
ON / OFF
MIC
VOLUME
EIS
50 60
M
30 40
A
FM KEYPAD
80 81 82 83 84
2 4 91 92 7
43494
PRG
SPK MIC
ONOFF
INTERFACE DOOR
DOOR
ALLGR
MICSPKCALL
TONE
ON
PRG
PRG
PRG
REP
ZONE
Y/N
MODEL 43494
171 05
2 = Red
4 = Yelllow
91 = White
92 = Orange
7 = Violet
10 = Green
20 = Blue
171 03
- = Brown
- = Red
30 = Orange
40 = Yellow
50 = Green
60 = Blue
LeftLeft RightRight
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2.5. General Installation Notes
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A 400 Series system consists of two basic elements: a CENTRAL UNIT and several
CONTROL UNITS.
The CENTRAL UNIT can be placed anywhere in the system and consists in one or
more Power Supply Units a Master Unit 414A1/A2 and, optionally, several Sound
Input Units 41591/92
Tuner of 414A2 Master Unit will be defaulted to channel #1 (terminal 10).
Channel #2 (terminal 20) will be the Master Unit’s discman/MP3/iPod input. The
additional audio channels should be connected consecutively using terminals 30,
40, ...
Master Units not equipped with tuners (414A1) will use channel #1 for the
discman/MP3/iPod input (terminal 10). The rest of audio channels should be
connected consecutively using terminals 20, 30 ...
The number of channels used should be configured on the Master Unit (see
3.14.A.Number of Audio Channels Installed).
If the room is monophonic, connect any of the speakers and set the Control Unit
to MONO (see 4.1.6.C. Control Unit Installation: Mono/Stereo).
8 ohm speakers can be connected to the Control Unit outputs. The Control Unit
must be set to 8 in this case (see 4.1.6.D. Control Unit Installation: Audio
Output).
To connect the FM antenna, connect a 76 cm wire to terminal A or connect a
75 antenna input to terminals A (signal) and M (mass).
If it is necessary to connect an amplifier or power stage to a Control Unit’s
output, this Control Unit must be set to AMPLIFIER (see 4.1.6.D. Control Unit
Installation: Audio Output). Connect the amplifier to terminals 2, 4, 05 and 06
on the Control Unit (see “)
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Wiring Diagram Manual”
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If the size of the installation requires the use of several
power supply units, the different rooms should be
divided in terms of the size of the power supplies.
Rooms are connected to 2 and 4 of each supply.
It is advisable to keep the primary line shunts as short
as possible.
Consult the manufacturer regarding installations of
over 600 meters and/or 60 Control Units.
All wire sections are 0.25 mm except supply wires
(terminals 2 and 4), which are 1 mm. The network
tapping wires are standard.
11
4
7
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
GHI
PQRS
ABC
JKL
TUV
ON
OFF
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
CFM PGM
11
4
7
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
GHI
PQRS
ABC
JKL
TUV
ON
OFF
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
CFM PGM
11
4
7
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
GHI
PQRS
ABC
JKL
TUV
ON
OFF
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
CFM PGM
11
4
7
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
GHI
PQRS
ABC
JKL
TUV
ON
OFF
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
CFM PGM
11
4
7
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
GHI
PQRS
ABC
JKL
TUV
ON
OFF
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
CFM PGM
min. length
up to 120 Control Units
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display
Installation menu
Settings menu
Program menu
The 414A1/A2 Master Units and the 422A1/A2 Control Units have three program menus of
settings at different access levels.
Discusses the settings related to the proper operation of the system.
These settings should be programmed by a professional.
Discusses each user’s custom operation mode. None of these settings will
affect the system’s operation and, once defined, the settings will usually not have to be
changed.
Discusses features that are programmable by the user and which are
easily changed.
The options for the control units
are included in the other two menus.
Installation Menu:
Settings Menu:
Program Menu:
settings menu 428A1
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«
«
+42991, 428A1+42992, 428A1 y 428A4
2.6.1. Three Access Levels
Certain keys have a cursor
function to scroll through different
menus. When a key is used as a
cursor, it will look like the cursor
symbols on the
face of the
Control Unit.
This indications is pictured when
access to a function requires that
the device be in a particular state
before any key is pressed (such
as “off”).
The appearance of this symbol
over a key is a prompt to
hold a key down for the time
specified.
In some cases it is necessary to
hold down two keys
simultaneously to
execute a
specified operation.
5’’
2.6. Program Menus
2
54
8
6
abc
jkl ghi
tuv
mno
KEYS TO THE SYMBOLS
USED IN THIS MANUAL
instal
2’’
PRG
2’’
PRG
2’’
PRG
PRG PRG PRG
config
progr
2’’
m
m
2’’
PRG
2’’
PRG
2’’
PRG
19
control
unit OFF control
unit OFF
42991
428A1
414A1/A2 422A1/A2
428A1/A4
42992
428A1
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