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• Outdoor panel configured as General Entrance
General Entrance, telephone range BBSSNN (000001 to 999999).
Example: Making a call from an outdoor panel in the General Entrance to Apartment 2 of Block 4.
When placing the call, the code to enter is: 400 02
The call code generated by the outdoor panel: 04 00 02
Notes:
- If a code with an unexpectedly short length is entered, this is filled with ‘0’ on the left hand side, meaning that there
is no need to enter Block 04, only Block 4
- The amplifiers of the outdoor panels are configured as sub-block 00 by default.
• If the Outdoor Panel has been configured as Block it will only allow the call to the Block (BB) that has
been configured.
Example: Placing a call from an outdoor panel configured as Block 25 to Apartment 2.
When placing the call, the code to enter is: 2
The call code generated by the outdoor panel: 25 00 02
Notes:
- Block Entrance: The last 4 digits are used to place calls. (The amplifier autocompletes the first two digits with the
number of the block to be called)
- If a code with an unexpectedly short length is entered, this is filled with ‘0’ on the left hand side, meaning that there
is no need to enter: Sub-block 00 Apartment 02 -> 00 02 , only 2.
- The amplifiers of the outdoor panels are configured as sub-block 00 by default.
• If the Outdoor Panel has been configured as Block + Sub-Block it will only allow the call to the Block
(BB) and to the Sub-Block (SS) that have been configured.
Example: PlacingacallfromanoutdoorpanelconfiguredasBlock12 and Sub-Block 03 ofApartment 6.
When placing the call, the code to enter is: 6
The call code generated by the outdoor panel: 12 03 06
Notes:
- Sub-block entrance: the last 2 digits are used to place calls. (The amplifier autocompletes the first two digits with the
number of the block and the two following digits with the number of the sub-block to be called).
- If a code with an unexpectedly short length is entered, this is filled with ‘0’ on the left hand side, meaning that there
is no need to enter: Apartment 06, only Apartment 6.
1.5.2EXAMPLES OFTHECONFIGURATIONOF OUTDOORPANELSANDAPARTMENTTERMINALS
At the back of the amplifier of the outdoor panel there is a Label
which can be used to list programming information.
Itishighly advisable to fill in thefieldsofthelabelwhich correspond
to the programming made, in case it is necessary to extend the
installation at a later date or in case the device fails and it is
necessary to substitute it with a new one.
The next pages will outline the following examples:
1) General Entrance with 2 Direct Outdoor Panels to 3 Internal Blocks with 1 Pushbutton Panel and 18
Apartments in each one of these.. 6 digits are used to place calls from the general entrance.
2) General Entrance with 2 Digital Outdoor Panels with Extra Display to 3 Internal Blocks with 1 Direct
Outdoor Panel and 18 Apartments in each one of these. 3 digits are used when placing the call
because mapping is made from the digital outdoor panels of the general entrance.
3) General Entrance with 2 Digital Outdoor Panels with Extra Display to 2 Internal Blocks with 1 Direct
Outdoor Panel and 18 Apartments in each one of these. 6 digits are used to place calls from the
general entrance.
4) General Entrance with 2 Direct Outdoor Panels to 6 Villas (Internal Blocks of 1 Apartment), with 1
single-line Pushbutton Panel in each one of these. 6 digits are used to place calls from the general
entrance.
5) General Entrance with 2 Direct Panels to 2 Internal Blocks. On each floor of each internal block, 1
single-line outdoor panel per apartment configured as a Sub-Block. 6 digits are used to place calls
from the general entrance. The number of the Sub-Block is the same throughout the internal block
and it is necessary to map the pushbuttons of the single-line panels.
6) General Entrance with 2 Direct Panels to 2 Internal Blocks. On each floor of each internal block, 1
single-lineoutdoorpanelperapartmentconfigured as a Sub-Block.6digitsareusedtoplacecallsfrom
the general entrance. The Sub-Block number is different in the internal block and it is not necessary
to map the pushbuttons of the single-line panels (Apartment 1).