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9GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
SYSTEM OPERATION
CONTROL OF CALLS AND BUSY CHANNEL
The Gtwin system enables several simultaneous conversations to take place in the different interior
buildings, in addition to another conversation between a main general panel and a monitor/telephone in an
interior building that is not in a busy channel.
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The behaviour of the system after a call is the following:
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- A call from a general panel places the other general panels and the building of the monitor/telephone called
in a busy channel during response waiting time (max. 60 seconds). During the wait for a response, the
system (general and secondary panels of the building called) is in a busy channel state. When the user
responds and enters into conversation, the busy state is extended for the guaranteed talk time: this time
can be set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70 seconds. When the guaranteed conversation time
elapses, another call can interrupt the conversation. The maximum conversation time is 10 minutes. At the
end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being fulfilled, the system
returns to the standby state.
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- A call from a secondary panel behaves in the same way, but only occupies the channel of that building, even
if there is a second secondary access panel, but not door panels of other buildings, whether general or
secondary. At the end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being
fulfilled, the system returns to the standby state.
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- The display image function of the door panels/cameras in the monitor places all of the main panels and the
entire channel of the interior building in a busy state during the response waiting time (max. 60 seconds),
but not the secondary panels corresponding to the other buildings. If the monitor establishes
communication (when the handset is picked up or the corresponding button is pressed on hands-free
monitors), the busy channel state can be prolonged, lasting for a time equivalent to the guaranteed
conversation time (which is set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70 seconds). During busy channel
time, no system monitor can perform the display image function. At the end of the conversation, as a result
of the user hanging up or the waiting time being fulfilled, the system returns to the standby state.
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- An intercom call places all of the monitors/telephones and secondary panels of the building in a busy state
during the response waiting time (max. 60 seconds). When the user answers, the busy channel state can
be prolonged for a guaranteed conversation time (which is set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70
seconds). During the busy time generated by an intercom call, door panel calls may or may not interrupt the
intercom call and the intercom communication process, as programmed on the door panel (interruption
parameter).
The maximum conversation time is 10 minutes.
At the end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being fulfilled, the
system returns to the standby state.
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- A call to the apartment from the interior door of the apartment does not influence the busy state of the
system.
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DOOR PANEL FUNCTIONS
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For the particular features of each door panel, refer to the corresponding instruction manual.
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MAKING A CALL
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When a door panel call is made to an apartment, the following situations may occur, depending on the state of
the door panel and the column/riser of the building called:
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- Door panel with free channel: the door panel emits a ringtone (1 beep).
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- Door panel with busy channel: the door panel emits a busy channel tone (3 beeps in a row) and LED of the
door panel blinks for 3 seconds.At the end of the busy channel, it is necessary to make the call again.