GFS SMARTDisplay User manual

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GfS SMARTDisplay®
770020 GfS SMARTDisplay® 8
770022 GfS SMARTDisplay® 16
770024 GfS SMARTDisplay® 32
770026 GfS SMARTDisplay® 64
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Please hand
this manual to your
customer for safekeeping.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The GfS SMARTDisplay® is used to monitor escape route doors
and windows. On the touch-sensitive display panel, emergency
opening and sabotage of escape route security solutions such
as the GfS EH door monitor, day alarm devices and electric door
locks are displayed and documented. An input mask can be used
to precisely describe the location of the door and any interven-
tion that may be required. The code-protected GfS SMARTDis-
play® has an acoustic alarm which goes off after the alarm is
acknowledged on the screen.
For full functionality and to maintain all safety and quality fea-
tures of the GfS SMARTDisplay® , the specifications in this man-
ual must be observed:
Before connecting and operating the unit, please read the oper-
ating instructions carefully.
• Electrical installation may only be carried out by an approved
electrical contractor.
• Before opening the unit, the mains supply line must be dis-
connected from the power supply.
• Put non-functioning units safely out of operation (switch off
the mains) and have repairs carried out only by the manufac-
turer.
• Only use the unit for its intended purpose in accordance with
the following instructions.
After installation, pass these instructions on to the
operator.
CONNECTING BOARD
NC
NO
COM
DST
12 V
GND
12 V
GND
TECHNICAL DATA
Power supply unit
Power 12 W
Output 12 V/DC
Current 1 A
Overload protection yes
Cable identification
Pot. free
Feedback
Relais
max. 30 V/1 A
Connection
Power
supply
Disposal instructions
Dispose of the old appliance at a collection point for electronic waste or via
your specialist dealer. Dispose of the packaging material in the collection
containers for cardboard, paper and plastics. Old appliances must not be
disposed of with household waste.
Warranty
Within the statutory warranty period, we will remedy free of charge any de-
fects in the unit that are due to material or manufacturing faults by repairing
or exchanging the unit. The warranty becomes void if the unit is tampered
with by third parties.
Customer service
If faults occur despite proper handling or if the unit is damaged, please
contact your supplier.

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Top part
Lower part
Housing screws
Cable entry
Spacer/Unit stand
7-inch display

4
41
190,2
36
43,3
58,5
230
153
188
111
166
101
132
73 85
155
4 x
4
6,1
2,7
13 9
4 6
R8
R5
184,2
107,2
147,6
75,6
19,9
19,9
DIMENSIONS

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CONNECTION WIRED IN STAR CONFIGURATION
Junction box
GfS SMARTDisplay®
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
ATTENTION! The maximum number of units that can be supplied
by the power supply unit in the connection box is 16 units. Please
observe the special connection regulations when using external
power supply units if more than 16 units are used. Please read
the installation instructions for the GfS connection box art. no.:
771457
–+DST
NT Box
–
+
+
DST
–
Junction box Junction box
GfS SMARTDisplay without internal power supply unit
GfS SMARTDisplay GfS SMARTDisplay
GfS SMARTDisplay with internal power supply unit
–+DST
NT Box
–
+
DST
Input e. g.
GfS ExitControl179 (16x)
Power supply
(Up to 8 GfS ExitControl179
can be supplied).
GfS Junctionbox Art.-Nr.: 771456
Accessories
Art.-Nr.: 770020
GfS SMARTDisplay® 8
Art.-Nr.: 771456
GfS Junctionbox
Art.-Nr.: 990030, 990130
GfS ExitContol179
9 V = red
pink
TW 1 = yellow
GND blue
violett
connect
green und black
9 V+ TW 1 GND

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CONNECTION BUS
Jumper plugged in: E 1 reacts to NC contact,
E 2 reacts to make contact
(Alarm when E 1 open,
flashing when E 2 closed)
Jumper removed E 1 reacts to make contact ,
E 2 reacts to NC contact
(Alarm when E 1 closed,
flash when E 2 open)
Setup: The BUS interfaces are numbered and the numbers are
recorded on the component. It is recommended to install the BUS
modules in ascending numbering as this helps during installa-
tion. After installation, however, the numbers no longer have any
meaning, but it is advisable to make a note of the locations for
later extensions or modifications.
Retrofitting: More BUS interfaces can be connected. If several
modules are retrofitted at the same time, the ascending number-
ing should also be taken into account here. If the BUS modules are
commissioned individually one after the other, the numbering is
irrelevant. The system automatically recognises the lowest availa-
ble number and assigns it to the new interface.
GfS SMARTDisplay®
3 72 61 54 8
GfS BUS interface Art.-Nr.: 770012
E1
E2
–
+
DST
Connection
GfS SMARTDisplay supplies power to GfS ExitControl179
Accessories
Art.-Nr.: 770020
GfS SMARTDisplay® 8
Art.-Nr.: 770012
GfS BUS interface
Art.-Nr.: 990030, 990130
GfS ExitControl179
GfS EH-Türwächter
blue –
black –
green –
–
+
DST
+
–
GfS SMARTDisplay
Schnittstelle
schwarz
braun rosa
grün
blau
rot
+
–
DST
E1
E2
purple Alarm
brown permanent open
red +

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CONNECTION BUS CONNECTION BUS/RADIO-BUS
Jumper plugged in: E 1 reacts to NC contact,
E 2 reacts to make contact
(Alarm when E 1 open,
flashing when E 2 closed)
Jumper removed E 1 reacts to make contact ,
E 2 reacts to NC contact
(Alarm when E 1 closed,
flash when E 2 open)
Setup: The BUS interfaces are numbered and the numbers are
recorded on the component. It is recommended to install the BUS
modules in ascending numbering as this helps during installa-
tion. After installation, however, the numbers no longer have any
meaning, but it is advisable to make a note of the locations for
later extensions or modifications.
Retrofitting: More BUS interfaces can be connected. If several
modules are retrofitted at the same time, the ascending number-
ing should also be taken into account here. If the BUS modules are
commissioned individually one after the other, the numbering is
irrelevant. The system automatically recognises the lowest availa-
ble number and assigns it to the new interface.
GfS SMARTDisplay mit eigenem Netzteil
GfS SMARTDisplay®
Accessories
Art.-Nr.: 770020
GfS SMARTDisplay® 8
Art.-Nr.: 990045
GfS radio BUS inteface
Art.-Nr.: 990040, 990140 + 880002
GfS ExitControl179
–
+
+
DST
–
GfS SMARTDisplay
–
+
DST
–
+
DST
3 72 61 54 8
GfS radio BUS interface Art.-Nr.: 990045
–
+
DST
Interface Interface
GfS ExitControl179 GfS ExitControl179

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CONNECTION
Remove the screws on the left and right of the unit.
Pull the required cables through the cable entry. Remove the cable connector.
Now remove the housing cover with the display.
Gently lift the clamp on the ribbon cable and carefully remove the ribbon cable.
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3
5
2
4
6

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CONNECTION
Connect the cable (please note the polarity)
Remove the protective film from the display.
Break out the cable entry. Assemble the housing.
and plug the connector back in.
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9
11
8
10

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<< 9 9 OK
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LOG
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[phone]
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A G LD JS H ÖF K
Q T OE UW Z PR I
Y B :
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C MX N –
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V;
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1OK
Info
GfS SMARTDisplay®

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5 6 7 8
<< 9 9 OK
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h m
OK
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12 2231
OK
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Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
11 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
12
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
13 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
14
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
15 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
16
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
17 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
18
12
0
0
5
0
120
0
5
Start icon
for first
installation
Siren
Basic settings Change code
Service Date
List of doors Time
Logfile Factory setting
Statistics Home
Hotline

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COMMISSIONING
After you have installed all modules in ascending numbering on
the doors and connected the cable to the GfS SMARTDisplay® ,
you can switch on the device. After switching on, the start screen
appears:
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After the end of the start-up phase (approx. 30 seconds), the menu
for the initial installation appears.
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Press the rocket symbol on the screen. The installation now runs
automatically.
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New Interface found
Name: 124cdwertgf12657465
PGN: 5766
This message appears for each detected module.
After the installation is finished, the door list with the detected
doors appears.
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1
3
5
7
2
4
6
8
The system is now ready for operation
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11
13
15
10
12
14
16
The system is now ready for operation.

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SETTINGS
Door list
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1
3
5
7
2
4
6
8
To make entries in the door list, press the Home button:
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1234
5678
<< 9 9 OK
The keypad appears. Enter your code here (if you have not yet set
a code, use the factory code: 1234) and press OK.
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Select the door list icon.
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15 93726 0 ß4 8
A G LD JS H ÖF K
Q T OE UW Z PR I
Y B :
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C MX N –
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V;
,
1OK
Info
You can now name the door and store further information.
Pressing the OK button takes you to the next door. Here you make
your entries. When you have entered all the information, the fol-
lowing screen appears (depending on how many doors you enter).
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1
3
5
7
2
4
6
8
1 2 3 4
Door 1
E.g. location
Door 1
Door 3
Door 5
Door 7
Door 2
Door 4
Door 6
Door 8

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SETTINGS
Change factory code
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Press the Basic Settings icon
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Press the Change Code icon
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1234
5678
<< 9 9 OK
Enter a new four-digit code, then press OK.
Set the Date
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Press the Basic Settings icon
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Press the Date icon (Calendar icon).
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OK
Set the date by pressing the up and down arrows to the desired
number. Then press OK.
7 5 6 8

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SETTINGS
Setting the time
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Press the Basic Settings icon
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Press the symbol for Time
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h m
OK
Set the time by pressing the up and down arrows to the desired
number. Then press OK.
Switching the alarm tone on and off
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Press the Basic Settings icon
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Press the Alarm Tone icon
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Turn the alarm tone on or off by pressing the up and down arrows.
Then press the Home button

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SETTINGS
Open log file
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Press the Service icon
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Press the symbol for Logfile
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LOG
Read the logfile. Back via Home.
Open statistics
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Press the Service icon
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Press the symbol for Statistics
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Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
11 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
12
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
13 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
14
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
15 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
16
Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
17 Verladetor Blaserei
(Doppeltür)
18
12
0
0
5
0
120
0
5
The statistics show which door has triggered the alarm and how
often.
Action 1 = Alarm
Action 2 = permanently open

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SETTINGS
Calling service number
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Press the Service icon
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Press the symbol for Telephone
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[phone]
Back via Home.
Reset to factory settings
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Press the Service icon
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Press the icon for Factory Settings
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Press the empty box. A check box appears.
Shortly afterwards, you must pull out the main plug.
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ALARMS/NOTIFICATIONS
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Tür 1
Aussenlager
1
Tür 3
Warenlager
3
Tür 5
Rampe Ost
5
Tür 7
Notausgang Foyer
7
Tür 2
Schlosserei
2
Tür 4
Warenlager 1
4
Tür 6
Rampe West
6
Tür 8
Notausgang Dachterrasse
8
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Tür 1
Aussenlager
1
Tür 3
Warenlager
3
Tür 5
Rampe Ost
5
Tür 7
Notausgang Foyer
Tür 2
Schlosserei
2
Tür 4
Warenlager 1
4
Tür 6
Rampe West
6
Tür 8
Notausgang Dachterrasse
877
All doors are closed and secured
Door 7 reports an alarm

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ALARMS/NOTIFICATIONS
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Tür 1
Aussenlager
1
Tür 3
Warenlager
3
Tür 5
Rampe Ost
5
Tür 7
Notausgang Foyer
7
Tür 2
Schlosserei
2
Tür 4
Warenlager 1
4
Tür 6
Rampe West
Tür 8
Notausgang Dachterrasse
8
6
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Tür 1
Aussenlager
1
Tür 3
Warenlager
3
Tür 5
Rampe Ost
5
Tür 7
Notausgang Foyer
7
Tür 2
Schlosserei
2
Tür 4
Warenlager 1
4
Tür 6
Rampe West
6
Tür 8
Notausgang Dachterrasse
8
Door 6 reports a sabotage alarm
Door 2 is permanently open

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