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Wizard
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The Ultimate Doorphone
Manual
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Product introduction
Congratulations with your Fasttel® Wizard Bronze. We are sure that this choice will answer
to all your demands in the area of doorphone systems. Please also browse through the
options and possibilities that Fasttel® can offer you.
The following products are available in the Wizard Bronze series:
Wizard 1 push button, Wizard 2 push buttons, Wizard 3 push buttons, Wizard 1 push button
+ access control ke pad, Wizard 2 push buttons + access control ke pad, Wizard 3 push
buttons + access control ke pad, Wizard SAS for flexible built in applications. All these
models can be equipped with or without camera.
Options :
Datalink (I/O module) FT4SW or FT8SW with plug in FTLON
PC programmable module
Speech module 2 x 8 seconds
T.V. Twisted pair video UHF module
LCD built-in video monitor
LCD desktop model video monitor
Video on PC kit
Video over TCP/IP s stem
FT2100: image and speech on Apple/Android/Windows PC
Technical characteristics
Alimentation :18 AC – 1.16 A (24VDC if hardware version 9)
Camera : 0,2 lux (option)
Video : Twisted Pair (bv VVT, UTP, FTP,…) max 300 m..
Input : Analogue line – 600 Ohm
Door contact : 1 A – 24 Vac Dr contact
Dial tone detection : 425 Hz +/- 30 %
Bus tone detection : 500/500 Msec
Ring back detection : 1000/3000 msec.
Speech detection : 30 mV
Line current detection : < 25 m A > 17 Volt DC
VSWR : > 15 dB
Time out : Max. 60 minutes
Data out : optional LON module FT29LON
Comsumption : without camera 420 mA AC
: with camera 520 mA AC
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User instructions ................................................................................................................................................. 4
1. Communicate with doorphone ........................................................................................................................ 4
2. Operating the (door) contact ........................................................................................................................... 4
3. Setting loudspeaker level ................................................................................................................................ 4
4. orced micro ................................................................................................................................................... 5
5. orced loudspeaker ......................................................................................................................................... 5
6. Standard value sound levels ............................................................................................................................ 5
7. Mute ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
8. Day / Night use ............................................................................................................................................... 6
9. Camera control ................................................................................................................................................ 6
10. unction summary Wizard ............................................................................................................................ 6
INSTALLER MANUAL .................................................................................................................................... 8
1. Connections ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
2. Programmation code ....................................................................................................................................... 9
3. Calling ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
4. Programmation codes Wizard ....................................................................................................................... 10
5. Setting of destinations ................................................................................................................................... 11
6. Conversation acceptance (from software version 1.7) .................................................................................. 11
7. setting number of ring tones .......................................................................................................................... 11
8. Wizard Bronze with access keyboard ........................................................................................................... 12
9. Setting Day/Night.......................................................................................................................................... 13
10. Setting ‘end of conversation’ code .............................................................................................................. 14
11. Setting (door) contact code ......................................................................................................................... 14
12. Setting max. conversation time ................................................................................................................... 15
13. Setting push time button .............................................................................................................................. 15
14. Setting toggle/impulse contact .................................................................................................................... 15
15. Setting time (door) contact .......................................................................................................................... 15
16. Setting contact steps 5 sec./100 msec. ......................................................................................................... 16
17. Setting loudspeaker level and micro sensitivity .......................................................................................... 16
18. Setting ID code ............................................................................................................................................ 16
19. Setting dialling tone detector ....................................................................................................................... 17
20. Setting door station transparent ................................................................................................................... 17
21. Setting activation door contact on call ........................................................................................................ 17
22. Speech module T25SPEECH (option) ...................................................................................................... 18
23. Input/output module T4SW or T8SW (option) ....................................................................................... 18
24. Image on TV: UH modulator (DB9713) ................................................................................................... 18
26. Video on PC kit DB9714 ............................................................................................................................ 18
27. Setting use password ................................................................................................................................... 19
28. Call Handling .............................................................................................................................................. 19
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User instructions
1. Communicate with doorphone
There are two possibilities to communicate with the door phone.
When a visitor rings at the door.
The telephone will ring at the programmed number (extension or telephone number)
When ou answer, ou will hear DTMF tones or speech (option) as a sign that the call is
coming from the Wizard. After these tones ou can communicate with the visitor.
You wish to reach the Wizard ia your telephone
You call the number …….. where the Wizard is connected. (consult our installer)
The Wizard answers after a number of preprogrammed rings.
You can talk now to the visitor, andif needed open the door b means of our telephone
ke pad.
The conversation is ended : (depending on your internal installation)
- after the telephone is put down.
- after the ……….set conversation time has ended (consult our installer)
- after a set ……..end conversation code has been entered (consult our installer)
2. Operating the (door) contact
During the con ersation, you can operate the (door) contact
How ?
Enter the set ..…… code on our telephone set (consult our installer)
In the default settings this code is 2.
Attention: You have to be in communication with the Wizard before ou can operate the
door contact.
It is also possible to secure the contact with a PIN code (consult our installer)
When this securit is set, ou will hear 3 tones after entering the contact code. Then ou
have to enter the programmed PIN code. This door contact code depends on the s stem, on
deliver it is set to 2 and the password (1111) is not active.
3. Setting loudspeaker level
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You can adjust the loudspeaker sensiti ity by means of your telephone. This is practical
when you li e in a busy street, or when the Wizard is used in noisy en ironments.
How ?
Setting of loudspeaker level during conversation. Max. 16 steps (- 53 dB)
Code #1 Each time ou enter this code, ou raise the level
Code #2 Each time ou enter this code, ou lower the level
Attention: After the communication the defaults are automaticall restored.
. Forced micro
You can force the Wizard by setting only the micro to maximum sensiti ity.
The loudspeaker of the door station is automaticall put on the lowest volume level.
The microphone of the door station gets priorit .
How ?
During the conversation, ou enter code #6.
5. Forced loudspeaker
Similar to the microphone, you can also force the loudspeaker.
The micro of the door station is switched to the lowest sensitivit .
The micro of the telephone thus gets priorit .
How ?
During the conversation, ou enter code #4.
6. Standard value sound levels
This way, you reset the default (installation) sound le els.
This code resets the micro and loudspeaker level to default settings.(consult Setting micro
and loudspeaker level : code 88xx)
How ?
During the conversation, ou enter code #5.
7. Mute
During the con ersation, you can switch the microphone of the door station on or off.
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In ver nois situations (eg. Petrol stations) it can be necessar to temporarel switch the
microphone of the door station on or off.
How ?
During the conversation, ou enter the correct code.
Code #3 mute on
Code #9 muto off
8. Day / Night use
It can be practical that the destination is altered during the night.
Eg. Pharmacists, doctors, …
How ?
Code #8x Da setting ou hear 2 short beeps ;x=number of button
Code #8x Night setting ou hear 2 long beeps ; x=number of button
9. Camera control
In case the door telephone is equipped with a camera, it is possible to obtain a permanent image,
also when nobody rings at the door.
How?
Make a connection with the Wizard Elite (see point 1), and enter the following code:
Code #21 Camera ON
Code #20 Camera OFF
Remark: When code #20 is used, one will still obtain an image when someone rings at the door.
10. Function summary Wizard
SUMMARY USER CODES FUNCTION DEFAULT SYSTEM REMARK
Operation of (door) contact opening 2 consult your installer
Setting speaker and micro door
station
raise
#1
enter this code to raise the level
lower
#7
enter this code to lower the level
Mute on
#3
micro temporarily switched off
off
#9
micro switched back on
Forced loudspeaker of door station speaker
#4
maximum speaker level on door
station
Standard value sound levels standard
#5
reset default value sound levels
Forced micro of door station micro
#6
maximum micro sensitivity on
door station
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Day setting short
beeps
#8X
you hear short beeps on Day
setting
Night setting long beeps
#8X
you hear long beeps on Night
setting
When using datalink option
#0
Activates I/O codes
When using video memory
#*
Activates video memory
Password for (door) contact access
1111
consult your installer
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INSTALLER MANUAL
1. Connections
All connections are realised through a 14-pole plug-in connector equipped with screw clamps. This
connector is accessible after having removed the 4 tamperproof screws on the front panel. You can
then remove the complete housing, and unplug the connector.
The 14 terminals of the connector have the following functions:
Pin 1 –2 : power connection (18Vac -24VDC max)
Pin 3-: not used
Pin 4-: not used
Pin 5 : ground
Pin 6: PL data to FT8SW Lon I/O module
Pin 7 : ground
Pin 8: positive video signal V+
Pin 9 : negative video signaal V-
Pin 10 : common contact rela 1
Pin 11 : normal closed contact rela 1,
max 1A/30VDC switch power
Pin 12 : normal open contact rela 1
Pin 13-14 : Telephone line connection
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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2. Programmation code
You can onl change the settings which ou will find further on in this guide after ou have
entered the programmation code.
How :
Call the extension number or phone number on which the Wizard is connected.
The Wizard will pick up with de DTMF tones or the recorded speech message (optional)
- enter *1996* on the keypad of your phone
After the correct entering of the digits, the Wizard will answer with 3 tones.
Eg. * 1 9 9 6 * teet teet tuut
The Wizard is now read to accept our settings.
Remark : The Wizard will quit the line if no DTMF codes are received within 10 seconds. This will first be confirmed by 2
bee s (error).
Each correct rogrammation code will be confirmed by one bee .
Each incom lete or incorrect code will be confirmed by 2 bee s (error).
Eg. Programmation code 710. You do nothing, 10 seconds later bee bee and the Wizard quits the line.
3. Calling
You can call the Wizard for :
Direct communication of programming. The Wizard answers automaticall after a
preprogrammed number of rings. On deliver the Wizard is set to 1 ring. You can change this
setting.
How ?
Code 84XX XX is the number of rings before the Wizard will answer.
00 stands for 255 rings
01 stands for one ring, 02 for two, 99 for ninet -nine.
Remark : automatic calling: let ring at least one time and not more the 3 times. You put the
phone down and call back within 20 seconds.
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. Programmation codes Wizard
In the table below ou find all the programmation codes to personalize the behavior of the
Wizard. (onl after forming *1996* b telephone during conversation)
Code 530 Load default values factor settings
Default table
DESCRIPTION CODE default
Calling 84XX 01
1
st
button, 1
st
destination 710 empty#
1
st
button,
nd
destination 711 empty#
Redial - occupied/repeat n/y 660/661 661
Number of ring next destinat. 8 XX 10
Number X repeat when occup. 83XX 05
nd
day number active 650/651 650
Day/Night setting # 8X Day
DTMF/Impulse dialling 600/601 600
Password active contact n/y 550/551 550
Password for security 85XXXX 1111
End conversation code 4xx 09
(Door) contact code xx 0
Maximum conversation time 80XX 08
Impulse / toggle contact 610/611 610
Time duration contact 81XX 10
Steps 5 sec./100msec. 5 0/5 1 5 1
Setting speaker/micro 88XX 07
ID code 700 1111#
DTMF/speech active yes/no 670/671 671
# after ID no/yes 500/501 500
DTMF/Speech 1 on line 560/561 560
DTMF/Speech on LS 570/571 571
DTMF/speech active no/yes 670/671 671
Door station transparent n/yes 540/541 540
Waiting for dialling tone n/y 6 0/6 1 6 1
Activate relay FT8SW with short code 936ab 936*1
Codes keypad 9 0miaaxxxx# empty
Conversation acceptance 1*0/1*1 1*0
Doorcontact after pushing y/n 510/511 510
Complete reset of Wizard 530 530
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5. Setting of destinations
With the Wizard ou can set 2 destinations per push button.
How ?
710 xxxxxxx # First number, first push button
711 xxxxxxx # Second number, first push button
Example : 710 0 056694010# for first push button (max. 13 digits)
710 = code for programmation first number, 0 = line access code if you are connected to a PABX central,
056694010 = destination, # = end sign, * = second pause
Remark: if * is the first digit, then * will not be seen as a pause anymore
# has to be entered after each destination number.
For the pushbuttons 2 to 3 you use:.
720-721 first and second destination 2
nd
pushbutton
730-731 first and second destination 3
rd
push button
ATTENTION
When using da /night mode, e en codes Da , une en codes Night
6. Conversation acceptance (from software version 1.7)
When a voicemail system answers the call the Wizard will see this as answering the call and so it will
not call the next number. The function ‘conversation acceptance’ offers the solution.
1*0 (default) no conversation acceptance
1*1 activate conversation acceptance
When this function is activated the person who answers the call has to compose * within the first
seconds. If done so, the conversations stays open. If no * was composed, the call will be ended and
the next number in the memory of the Wizard will be dialed.
The time before * is formed the speech path is not opened so both parties do not hear each other.
Code 22 must also be activated to activate this function.
7. setting number of ring tones
Setting “number of rings before next destination”
The Wizard calls the first number in his memor before chosing the second one.
How ?
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Code 82XX, with XX the number of rings before dialing next destination (default 8210 =
appr. 10 rings)
When a dialed number is occupied, this number can be repeated se eral times.
You can choose to switch this function on or off.
How ?
Code 6 60 no redial when occupied
(will call next set destination immediately)
Code 6 61 repeat when occupied
(on detection of occupation tone, the first destination will immediately be
repeated)
Adjusting number of redials
The Wizard will, when occupied, repeat the destination serveral times. After XX repeats, the
Wizard will dial a next destination.
How ?
Code 83XX, XX = the number of occupations before dialing the next destination. Eg. 8305 = 5
occupations.
8. Wizard Bronze with access keyboard
The optional keyboard incorporated in the Wizard Bronze can be used as:
1. access control keyboard (40 codes of 4 digits)(default)
2. telephone keyboard (max. 20 characters)
Code 110: access control (default)
Code 111: telephone keypad
When the second option (telephone keyboard) is set, you can still enter an acces code provided *
<code> # is entered.
e.g. when entering 11#, number 11 is dialed
*1234#: the contact is operated when the code = 1234#.
No more than 40 access codes can be entered in the door telephone.
For each code, comprising 4 digits, one can determine whether the contact in the door phone or one
of the external relays of the optional module FT4SW or FT8SW will be activated.
The entry of the code on the door phone’s keypad will be terminated by the user with the #.
Settings codes internal relay:
In the programming modus of the Wizard the codes can be entered in the following way:
*Access codes: 920miaaxxxx#
where m = address of the FT4SW or FT8SW. When m = *, the local contact of the Wizard is
operated.
i = 1 up to 4 (8), contact output of the FT4SW (FT8SW)
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If m = *, i can be a random number
Aa = index code 01 up to 40
xxxx = code with 4 digits and terminate with #
* Resetting all codes: 920#
9. Setting Day/Night
Adjusting Day/Night function
This function is practical when in the evening another number has to be reached, so ou do
not have to program a new number.
In the standard Wizard, ou can set one da /night number.
The even numbers are da numbers, the uneven ones are night numbers.
Eg. 710 xxxxxxx # = da
711 xxxxxxx # = night
If ou wish to use the night number as second da number, ou use code 650.
This number will be dialled when occupied or when there’s no answer on the first
destination.
How ?
Code 6 50 two destinations active Da (default)
Code 6 51 first destination active da second destination night
You can switch between da and night destinations on 2 wa s:
Manualy:
Call the Wizard and form the code
Code #8X Da , two short beeps
Code #8X Night, two long beeps
(X = the number of the push button, in case of Wizard with several push buttons). For this
function do not form *1996*. Just ring to the wizard and enter #81 for the first button.
Automatically
The changeover can also proceed automatically using the optional data module FT4SW of FT8SW. An
external relay provides this module with a closed contact, which in turn will switch the Wizard in
daytime operation or nighttime operation.
This can, for instance, be done by means of a timer, or when an alarm is activated.
Just like the case can be when setting the device manually, you can also change over all buttons
simultaneously.
Code 170: use daytime/nighttime serial commands for individual daytime/nighttime operation for
each separate button.
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Code 171: use daytime/nighttime serial commands for overall daytime/nighttime operation: all
buttons simultaneously
10. Setting ‘end of conversation’ code
You can let the con ersation end automatically or by forced switch off.
With this setting ou set the code for forced switch off.
After the conversation, ou enter the set code, the conversation will immediatel end.
Some centrals either send a 425 Hz hooktone, or a DTMF tone. This setting lets ou select
this DTMF tone.
How ?
Code 4 00 no DTMF 4 01 digit 1 4 02 digit 2 4 03 digit 3
Code 4 04 digit 4 4 05 digit 5 4 06 digit 6 4 07 digit 7
Code 4 08 digit 8 4 09 digit 9 4 10 digit 10 4 11 letter *
Code 4 12 letter # 4 13 letter A 4 14 letter B 4 15 letter C
Code 4 16 letter D
Attention !
When the end conversation code is the same as the code for activating the (door) contact,
then the (door) contact will automaticall be first activated, after which the connection will
be ended.
11. Setting (door) contact code
This code allows you to operate the (door) contact.
With this setting ou can select the code that determine what digits on our telephone
ke board will be used to activate the (door) contact. Default 202. So enter 2 via the
telephone.
How ?
Code 2 00 no DTMF 2 01 digit 1 2 02 digit 2 2 03 digit 3
Code 2 04 digit 4 2 05 digit 5 2 06 digit 6 2 07 digit 7
Code 2 08 digit 8 2 09 digit 9 2 10 digit 10 2 11 letter *
Code 2 12 letter # 2 13 letter A 2 14 letter B 2 15 letter C
Code 2 16 letter D
Attention !
If the “end of conversation” code is the same as the code for operating the (door) contact, dan the
door contact will automatically be first operated, and then the connection will be ended.
Extra function
The wizard Bronze has thus 1 relay on board. The user can activate this relay by pushing the 2 on his
telephone keypad. If the user desires more than 1 relay or/and he wishes not to have the relay at the
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outside in the door phone the FT4SW or FT8SW offers the solution. These modules offer 4 and 8
extra relays safely in the house. Normally these relays are activated via the telephone keypad
forming the codes #001 for raly 1 up to #008 for relay 8.
But you can chose anyway to activate 1 relay of the FT4SW or FT8SW by forming the short code 2.
Code 2: use code 936ab where a= address FT4SW or FT8SW (if a=* the internal relay of the door
phone will be activated (default))
b= relay
attention: to be able to connect the FT4SW or FT8SW the plug in board FT29LON must be ordered.
12. Setting max. conversation time
This setting sets the maximum conversation time. After this time the Wizard will end the
conversation automatically.
This conversation time can be set in steps of seconds and can be multiplied by 01 to 99.
How ?
Code 80 xx value to be set
Code 80 00 maximum conversation time (60 minutes)
Code 80 24 conversation time 24 x seconds= 2 minutes (default)
Code 80 0 conversation time 0 x seconds = 2 0 seconds or 4 minutes, 10 seconds.
13. Setting push time button
This setting allows you to settle the push time needed before the call will be made.
Remark: only for the models without key board.
How?
Code 931AB where AB stands for the number of steps of 0,1 seconds.
e.g 93101 = 100 msec (=default)
93110 = 1 second
1 . Setting toggle/impulse contact
With this setting, you can choose between toggle (on/off) contact or impulse contact.
This setting is useful if ou use the contact for operating the doorlock.
You can choose toggle if ou want to operate an on/off switch
How ?
Code 6 10 Impulse contact (door lock)
Code 6 11 Toggle contact
15. Setting time (door) contact
This setting sets the time of the (door) contact.
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When using the door contact, it is advised to activate the lock +/- one second.
Or ou can operate a light and set a timer in 5 second steps.
These steps can be set from 01 to 99.
How ?
Code 81 00 contact not active
Code 81 01 time duration one step (5 seconds or 100 msec.) consult setting contact
steps
Code 81 99 time duration 99 steps
eg. Steps 5 seconds 8112 = 12 x 5 seconds = 60 seconds
eg. Steps 100 msec. 8112 = 12 x 100 mseconds . 1200 msec.
16. Setting contact steps 5 sec./100 msec.
You can set the contact in steps of either 5 seconds or 100 msec.
When using the doorlock it is advised that ou set the contact in steps of 100 msec.
You can then set the code 81 xx to 10 (1 second).
If ou choose to switch on a light, ou can choose the 5 seconds steps.
You can then use the contact as a timer contact.
How ?
Code 5 20 contact in steps of 5 seconds max. = 99 x 5 sec. = 8 min. 15 sec.
Code 5 21 contact in steps of 100 msec. max. = 99 x 100 msec. = 9.9 sec.
17. Setting loudspeaker level and micro sensitivity
This setting allows you to adjust the loudspeaker le el and micro sensiti ity to a default
le el at the installation of the Wizard.
How ?
The installer sets the level via : code 88 XX
XX =value between 00 and 15.
8807 = default setting
8815 = highest loudspeaker level
8807 = medium loudspeaker level medium micro sensitivit (default)
8800 = highest loudspeaker level lowest micro sensitivit
18. Setting ID code
A DTMF ID code or Speech (option) can be set in the Wizard.
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When ou answer a call coming from the Wizard, it can be used when ou hear a tone or
speech message (option).
How ?
Code 7 00 XXXX# Max. 13 digits
eg. 7 00 12354678 # (end sign)
Code 6 70 DTMF/speech not active (no tone or speech will be heard in case of door call)
Code 6 71 DTMF/speech active (tone or speech will be heard)
Code 5 00 do not send # after ID code
Code 5 01 send # after ID code
Code 5 60 Tone: send DTMF tone (tone will be heard when picking op the phone)
Code 5 61 Speech: send Speech (speech message will be heard when picking up the
phone)
Code 5 70 Tone: send DTMF tone on loudspeaker (tone will be heard at the doorstation)
Code 5 71 Speech: send speech on loudspeaker (speech will be heard at the doorstation)
19. Setting dialling tone detector
Before the called number is sent, the Wizard will check if the 425Hz dialling tone is
a ailable.
How ?
Code 6 20 do not wait for dialling tone (425 Hz) dialling starts after 2 seconds.
Code 6 21 wait for dialling tone before dialling. (useful when dialing tone ≠ 425 Hz)
20. Setting door station transparent
You can put the door station transparent on the line.
This can be practical to hear the ring back tone during the call.
How ?
code 5 40 door station not transparent on line (ring back can not be heard)
code 5 41 door station transparent (ring back can be heard)
21. Setting activation door contact on call
When a visitor pushes the button on our Wizard doorstation the door contact is
automaticall activated. This is ver much used in medical practices. The entering of the
person in ou building is announced b the ringing of our telephone.
How ?
code 510 do not activate door contact when calling
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code 511 activate door contact when calling
22. Speech module FT25SPEECH (option)
Recording of and listening to personal text(s).
It is possible to record 2 different texts of maximum 2 x 8 seconds in the Wizard if the
optional print is available. Consult our supplier before installation.
How ?
Code 9 00 listen to speech text 1(=speech heard when ou pick up phone when door
call)
Code 9 01 recording of speech text 1 (max 8 seconds)
Code 9 10 listen to speech text 2(=speech heard at the doorstation when called)
Code 9 11 recording of speech text 2 (maximum 8 seconds)
23. Input/output module FT SW or FT8SW (option)
This input/output module extends greatl the possibilities of the Wizard series. Thus, ou
can make 8 additional controls with our telephone and the optional ke pad. Therefore, the
FT8SW is also necessar when ou have to control independentl several doors. The external
cameras are also integrated via this module. You can then again select these cameras via the
telephone. It is also used to redirect automaticall the Wizard series in our absence to
another number (for example, a GSM number).
2 . Image on TV: UHF modulator (DB9713)
You can also see ou visitor on our normal TV, in case of Wizard with video. The video signal
of the Wizard camera has to be connected to this modulator b twisted pair (R11). This
device can be installed on our cable TV distribution network or between our antenna and
TV. The Wizard video image will be modulated on a free UHF/TV channel. Contact our
installer for more information.
25. LCD monitors (FT20CC)
When ou have a Wizard with video, ou can install an Fasttel® LCD screen next to our
phone to see our visitor. These LCD screens are available in wall building-in model or as
desktop model. These monitors have an integrated UTP interface, which means that the
video signal coming from the Wizard is transported over simple twisted pair cable. The
monitors are automaticall activated when a visitor calls at our doorstation.
26. Video on PC kit DB971
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In an office environement the ‘Video on PC kit’ is ver important. When a visitor rings at our
wizard doorstation, automaticall the video image of this visitor is shown on our PC when
activated. This kit contains a VOTP s stem, PC videocard and the software.
27. Setting use password
Use of PIN code to activate door contact.
How ?
Code 5 50 no password
Code 5 51 password active = After ou have entered the standard door contact
activation code, ou will hear 3 tones. This means the Wizard waits for ou to enter our PIN
code which is programmed using 85XXXX. After this PIN code the contact will be activated.
Setting of this PIN code
85XXXX f eg. 851234
28. Call Handling
The Wizard Elite can detect on 2 ways if a call is has been answered or if a destination is occupied.
22: by voice or dtmf recognition: only when the Wizard recognizes a voice or receives a dtmf pulse
the speech path will be opened. The person who answers will receive an ID code (see point 18).
23: the speech path will be opened directly when answering the call. There is no ID code. (default)
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