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golmar T500EN User manual

Stadio Plus
T500EN
rev.0205
Instructions manual
Audio and Video
door entry system
digital installation
2
1SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
SYSTEM OPERATION
INTRODUCTION
STARTING RECOMMENDATIONS
INDEX
First of all we would like to thank and congratulate you for the purchase of this product
manufacturedbyGolmar.
The commitment to reach the satisfaction of our customers is stated through the ISO-9001
certificationandforthemanufacturingofproductslikethisone.
Itsadvancedtechnology andexactingquality controlwilldo thatcustomersand usersenjoywith
the legion of features this system offers. To obtain the maximum profit of these features and a properly
wiredinstallation,wekindlyrecommendyoutoexpendafewminutesofyourtimetoreadthismanual.
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Do not use excessive force when tightening the power supply connector screws.
Install the equipment without the power connected. Disconnect from power before any system
modification. Check that the input voltage is lower than 230Va.c.
Before to connect the system, check the connections between door panel, monitors and
telephones, and the transformer connection. Do always follow the enclosed information.
Each time the power supply is restarted, or after a modification, the system will remain blocked
during 30 seconds.
Always use RG-59 or RG-11 coaxial cables. Never use coaxial antenna cable. In
installations no longers than 100m., Golmar RAP-5130 cable can be used.
OTo make a call the visitor should press the push button corresponding to the apartment he wishes
to contact. An acoustic tone will be heard confirming the call is in progress once the push button
has been pressed. At this moment the call will be received at the monitor (telephone) in the
dwelling. During the call the visitor can correct his call by pressing a push button corresponding
to a different apartment, in which case the original call is cancelled.
OIn systems with several access doors, the other(s) door panel(s) will be automatically
disconnected: if a visitor tries to call from other door panel an acoustic tone will be heard
confirming the system is busy.
OThe call tone will be reproduced on the monitor during 3 seconds: after this time the picture will
appear on the master monitor without the visitor being aware of this. To see the picture in a slave
monitor press the push button, dissapearing the picture on the other monitor. If the call is not
answered in 45 seconds, the system will be freed.
OTo establish communication pick up the monitor (telephone) handset. The communication will last
for one and a half minutes or until the handset is replaced. Once the communication has finished
the system will be freed.
OTo open the door, press the door release push button during call or communication progresses:
with one press, the door release operates during 3 seconds. During the lock release activation an
acoustic tone will be heard on the door panel confirming the lock release is activated.
OThe monitor and telephone push buttons description is shown on pages 16 and 21 respectively.
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Microprocessed system with 3 common wires plus coaxial cable installation or 4 common wires
plus twisted pair (only for kits /SC).
Fully compatible with 'Stadio' audio systems of 4 common wires installation.
Unlimited number of door panels being not necessary the use of switching units.
Acoustic busy channel and call acknowledgement signals.
d.c. lock releases activation.
Timed door open activation.
In Platea Plus monitors or T-940 Plus telephones:
Privacy on audio and video communications.
'Video-Spy' function remaining the communication channel free.
Intercommunication function with other monitor or telephone of the same apartment.
Input for door bell apartment push button.
Different call reception tones depending where the call is comming from: main or slave door
panels, door bell push button, intercom, ...
Activation of two auxiliary devices: secondary telecamera, courtesy light, ...
Up to three monitors or telephones in the same apartment without additional power supplies.
Introduction..........................................1
Index ...................................................1
Startingrecommendations......................1
Systemcharacteristics ............................2
Systemoperation...................................2
Doorpanelinstallation.............................
Description ........................................3
Embeddingboxpositioning............4to5
Doorpanelmodulesassembly..............5
Electronicmodulesassembly................6
Doorpanelfixing ................................7
Pushbuttonswiring........................8to9
Pushbuttonscoding ..........................10
EL500configuration....................11to12
EL560optionalmodule .....................12
Lampswiring....................................13
Finaladjustments..............................13
Powersupplyinstallation.......................14
Lockreleaseinstallation .......................14
PlateaPlusmonitor..................................
Description ......................................15
Functionpushbuttons........................16
EL562module..................................17
Endoflineresistor.............................17
Frontfilmreplacement.......................17
Monitorconnectordescription............18
Monitorinstallation...........................19
Programming...................................20
T-940Plustelephone ...............................
Description ......................................21
Functionpushbuttons........................21
Telephoneinstallation........................22
Programming...................................23
Installationdiagrams ...............................
Connectionofana.c.lockrelease.......24
Linkofseveralpowersupplies.............24
Videoinstallationwithcoaxial.....25to26
Videoinstallationwithoutcoaxial 27to28
Audioinstallation......................29to30
Optionalconnections..............................
Externallockreleaseactivation ...........31
Auxiliarydevicesactivation.................31
Intercomfunction..............................32
TVconnection ..................................32
2ndcameraactivation.......................33
Doorbellpushbuttonconnection........33
Troubleshootinghints...........................34
Modules
Model
W
H
D
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3DOOR PANEL INSTALLATIONDOOR PANEL DESCRIPTION
oor panel description.
D
1xxx
2xxx
grille module
600
closing heads
3xxx
push buttons module
CE-6xx embedding boxes
Sound module
EL530
EL531
EL540
, on video systems with b/w camera.
, on video systems with color camera.
, on audio systems.
, on audio and video systems.
, on systems with more than eight push buttons.
Push buttons
encoder
EL516
Microprocessed
circuit
EL500
mbedding box positioning.
E
1650
1850
1450
The upper part of the door panel should be placed at 1,65m. height roughly. The hole dimensions
will depend on the number of door panel modules.
The door panel has been designed to be placed under most of the environmental conditions.
However it's recommended to take additional cautions like rainproof covers. To obtain
a good quality picture on video door entry systems, avoid direct incidence from light sources.
reparing the cables entry.
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Break the bottom flange to pass the cables through. In case of door panels
with more than one embedding box, break the side flanges and
attach the embedding boxes using UC junctions.
1
CE610
125
140
56
Compact
CE615
125
220
56
2
CE620
125
257
56
3
CE630
125 mm.
374 mm.
56 mm.
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5
DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
To assembly the EL516 encoder, screw the top tab
of the case to the corresponding plastic lug
of the embedding box.
In case of more than one encoder, place them underneath
or in the next embedding box.
The use of EL516 encoders is only necessary for panels
with more than 8 push buttons.
Each encoder allows to connect 15 push buttons,
obtaining a maximum of 120 push buttons by using
8 encoders.
1
2
lace the embedding box.
P
Pass the wiring through the hole made in the bottom part
of the embedding box. Level and flush the embedding
box. Once the embedding box is placed, remove the
protective labels from the attaching door panel holes.
ssembly the door panel modules.
A
Insert the header DOWN marked in the lower module and fix it by screwing the module
shafts.
Place the module spacer between lower and next modules, assuring that the spacer
adjustment notches are inside the panel. Fix the module by screwing the shafts.
Repeat this procedure in case of door panels with one more module (the maximum
number of modules placed vertically is three).
Insert the header UP marked in the last module and fix it by screwing the supplied screws.
ssembly the sound module.
A
Insert the sound module in the grille module.
For a proper assembly, align the light
push button and the microphone rubber
of the sound module with its corresponding
holes in the grille module.
ssembling the EL500 microprocessed circuit
and the EL516 push buttons encoders.
A
The EL500 circuit is to be assembled on the top
of the embedding box. Insert the circuit in
the top flanges of the embedding box (1).
Push-in the circuit in the bottom flanges (2)
by pressing the pcb board.
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7
ableado de los pulsadores.
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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
Link the sound module with the EL500
microprocessed circuit by using
the supplied flat cable.
Select a direction to open the door panel; this selection should ease
the door panel wiring.
The opening direction will be settled through the hinges position,
that must be passed through the header clips as shown.
For example, if the hinges are placed on both clips of the lower
header, the door panel will open downwards; if they are placed
on the right clips of both headers, the door panel will open to left.
To hold the door panel on the embedding box,
insert the hinges in the embedding box lockers
as shown.
old the door panel on the embedding box.
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For a quality finish, pass the push buttons wires through
the spacer hole of the closest module. 2
It's recommended to use wires of less than 0,25mm
section.
IMPORTANT: link the push buttons common terminal
of the several push buttons modules.
The common terminal of the push buttons contained
in a module are linked from factory
This wire must be connected to the CP terminal
of the EL500 microprocessed circuit or of the
corresponding EL516 encoder circuit.
Twist the call wires as shown. The call wires will be
connected to the EL500 microprocessed circuit or
to the corresponding EL516 push buttons encoder.
lace the nameplate labels.
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Open the label holder.
Place the label and
close.
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To the 1st push b. or to the P terminal of the 1st EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 2nd EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 3rd EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 4th EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 5th EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 6th EL516.
To the next push b. or to the P terminal of the 7th EL516.
To the last push b. or to the P terminal of the 8th EL516.
To the push b. common terminal and to the EL516 CP terminal.
To the B terminal of the EL516 encoders.
ush buttons limit.
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ush buttons digital code.
P
ush buttons wiring.
P
The enclosed drawing shows an example of connection between the EL500 circuit and two
EL516 with their corresponding push buttons.
The codes shown on the first column (shadowed) correspond with the push buttons
directly connected to the corresponding terminal on the CN2 terminal connector
of the EL500 circuit, or with the terminal 1 of its corresponding EL516 encoder.
The maximum number of push buttons to be connected depends on the number of installed
EL516 encoders, as it is shown on the following chart:
Without EL516 circuits:
With 1 EL516 circuit:
With 2 EL516 circuits:
With 3 EL516 circuits:
With 4 EL516 circuits:
With 5 EL516 circuits:
With 6 EL516 circuits:
With 7 EL516 circuits:
With 8 EL516 circuits:
8
7 + 15 = 22
6 + 15 + 15 = 36
5 + 15 + 15 +15 = 50
4 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 = 64
3 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 + 15 = 78
2 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 + 15 + 15 = 92
1 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 + 15 + 15 + 15 = 106
0 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 + 15 + 15 + 15 +15 = 120
To other
encoders
or
push buttons
1
P2
1
P1
31
P4
61
P6
91
P8
16
P3
46
P5
76
P7
106
2
2
32
62
92
17
47
77
107
3
3
33
63
93
18
48
78
108
4
4
34
64
94
19
49
79
109
5
5
35
65
95
20
50
80
110
6
6
36
66
96
21
51
81
111
7
7
37
67
97
22
52
82
112
8
8
EL516 terminals
EL500 terminals
38
68
98
23
53
83
113
9
9
39
69
99
24
54
84
114
10
10
40
70
100
25
55
85
115
11
11
41
71
101
26
56
86
116
12
12
42
72
102
27
57
87
117
13
13
43
73
103
28
58
88
118
14
14
44
74
104
29
59
89
119
15
15
45
75
105
30
60
90
120
DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
In case to combine these door panels with coded door panels or porter's exchange
it will be necessary to know these codes for a properly system configuration.
P8 P7 P6
CN2
P5 P4 P3 P2 P1CPB
P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1CPB
CN2
223344556677889910 1011 1112 1213 1314 1415 15PPCP CP11BB
The CN2 connector of the EL500 microprocessed circuit has
8 terminals (P1 to P8) for the connection of push buttons
or EL516 encoders. The CP terminal of the EL500 circuit
must be connected to the push buttons common terminal
and to the CP terminal of the push buttons encoders.
Connect B terminal to the B terminal of the encoders.
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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
Jumper JP1 loads the installation with a communications
resistor. For a proper system operation, activate this resistor
only in the closest door panel to the backbone installation
or in the general entrance door panel (if exists).
Factory default: enabled.
Jumper JP2 selects the type of cable to be used for the video
signal: coaxial cable (RG-59 or RG-11) or twisted pair.
Twisted pair video transmission requires the use of an
EL560 module plugged in the CN4 connector.
Factory default: coaxial cable.
Jumper JP3 selects the volume of the door panel acknowledgement
signals (call in progress, system busy and door opened).
If after starting the system it's considered that the volume is too
high, modify the jumper position.
Factory default: maximum.
Jumper JP4 selects if the door panel has telecamera or not.
In case of door panels without telecamera
(EL540 sound module), change the jumper position.
Factory default: with camera.
Enabled. Disabled.
Coaxial. Twisted pair.
Maximum. Minimum.
With camera. Without camera.
inary coding of the configuration dip switch.
B
The switches set to OFF have null value. The values of the switches
set to ON are shown in the enclosed chart.
The building code will be calculated as the sum result of the
switches values set to ON.
Example: 64+0+16+0+4+2+1=87
Switch number:
ON value: 4
64 5
32 6
16 7
88
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ptional. EL560 module for video installations
Owith twisted pair cable.
Plug the EL560 module in the CN4 connector.
The CN4 connector is accessible by opening
the terminal connector protection cover.
NOTE: on this type of installations the EL562 module
must be plugged in all the monitors and JP2
jumper of the EL500 circuit must be placed
on the position specified on page 11.
Refer to the specific installation diagram.
escription of the configuration dip switch.
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Set to ON the switch number 2 for monitor or telephones
programming. Once the programming progress is finished
return the switch to OFF position. The programming process
is described on pages 20 (monitors) and 23 (telephones).
Set to OFF the switch number 3 in case of a master door panel.
Each system must have only one master door panel; the rest
must be slaves (ON). In systems with general entrance panel
set as master one door panel of each internal building.
Switches number 4 to 10 set the building code. In systems with several
door panels, set the same code in all the panels; in systems with
general entrance panel, set different codes for each internal building.
Valid codes are from 0 (factory default) to 99. To set the code use
binary coding as shown on the next paragraph.
Coming from previous page
escription of the configuration dip switch.
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The SW1 configuration dip switch is accessible by opening
the terminal connector protection cover.
Switch number 1 allows to activate the autoswitch-on function
(audio and video communication without previous call)
at the door panel that has this switch to ON position.
In systems with several door panels activate this function
only in one of them; in systems with general entrance panel
this function can be activated in one door panel of each
internal building. Continue
escription of the configuration jumpers.
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The JP1, JP2, JP3 and JP4 configuration jumpers
(from left to right respectively) are placed on the
left side of the EL500 circuit, and are accessible
by opening the terminal connector protection cover.
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amps wiring.
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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
LOCK RELEASE INSTALLATION
nstalling the FA-PLUS and FA-PLUS/C power supplies.
I
DIN 46277
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
If the lock release will be installed in a metal door, use a
Ø3,5mm. drill and tap the hole. In case of wood door,
use a Ø3mm. drill.
IMPORTANT: the lock release to be used must be of 12Vd.c.
If you are using a.c. lock releases, use one R-3 relay unit and
one TF-104 transformer to activate it, as it is shown on page 24.
M4x8
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7972
DIN-963
POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION
To install the power supply directly on the wall, drill two holes
of Ø6mm. and insert the wallplugs.
Fix the transformer with the specified screws.
The power supply can be installed on a DIN 46277 guide
simply pressing it. To disassemble the power supply
from the DIN guide, use a plain screwdriver to lever
the flange as shown on the picture.
The FA-Plus/C model uses 6 units over DIN guide
and 10 units the FA-Plus model.
IMPORTANT: the maximum number of units that can be connected to a FA-Plus/C power
supply is 10, and 50 units in case of a FA-Plus model.
Link power supplies to connect more units than the specified as it's shown
on page 24.
The power supply must be installed in a dry and
protected place. It's recommended to protect
the power supply by using a thermo-magnetic
circuit breaker and to use a ground connection.
ock release installation.
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inal adjustments.
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lose the door panel.
C
Fix the door panel by using the supplied
screws.
Finish the door panel assembly by pressing
the closing heads.
Once the nameplate labels are placed, wire the
lamps from different modules and connect them
to terminals L1 and L2 of the sound module.
If the number of door panel lamps is higher than eight,
connect a TF-104 transformer between ~1 and ~2
terminals of the sound module and change JP2 jumper
position.
NOTE: Don't change JP1 jumper position. JP1 and JP2 jumpers are placed
on the left side of the sound module terminal connector.
If after starting the system it's considered that the audio
volume isn't correct, proceed with the necessary
adjustments as shown.
The telecamera has a pan and tilt mechanism built in
to adjust the telecamera position.
In case of low light conditions, an external illumination
can be activated by connecting a R-3 relay
between terminals '+H' and 'L2' of the sound module.
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On-Off push button. After any monitor reset and during the next 45 seconds,
all the monitor functions will be disabled, with the exception of call reception.
If the handset is on the craddle allows the activation of an optional second camera (*).
If not, allows to make an intercom call or to activate the second camera (*).
If the handset is on the craddle allows the activation of an optional device. If not,
allows to call to a slave porter's exchange (*) or to activate the optional device.
If the handset is on the craddle allows to see the picture from the master door panel.
If not, allows to establish audio and video communication with the door panel
that has been configurated with the autoswitch-on function. This function is
disabled if a communication is already established.
If the handset is on the craddle sends a panic call to the porter's exchanges that
have enabled the reception of this type of call. If not, allows to call to the master
porter's exchange. During call reception and communication progresses allows
the lock release activation.
Monitor
Modelo
CODIGO / CODE
MASTER
18Vdc ± 2V
Standby 15mA
Máximo 450mA
Sistemas de comunicación S.A.
Made in Spain
10ºC + 50ºC
SLAVE
INTER A1 PUERTAESCALERA
ATENCIÓN
Alta tensión. No abrir la tapa.
Manipular sólo por personal
del servicio técnico.
WARNING
High voltage. Don't open cover.
Handle only by technical service.
PISO
Floor DoorStair
PLATEA Plus
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Nº serie
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Handset.
B/W or color screen (depending on the model).
Front film.
Function push buttons.
Cord.
Attachment holes.
Identification label.
Connecting points.
CN4 connector.
Three positions call reception volume control.
Cable slot.
Contrast control (color control in case of color screen).
Brightness control.
Monitor
Modelo
CODIGO / CODE
MASTER
18Vdc ± 2V
Standby 15mA
Máximo 450mA
Sistemas de comunicación S.A.
Made in Spain
10ºC + 50ºC
SLAVE
INTER A1 PUERTAESCALERA
ATENCIÓN
Alta tensión. No abrir la tapa.
Manipular sólo por personal
del servicio técnico.
WARNING
High voltage. Don't open cover.
Handle only by technical service.
PISO
Floor DoorStair
PLATEA Plus
0000000000
Nº serie
(*) Second camera activation and call to a slave porter's exchange functions require an internal
modification of the monitor. If any of these functions are required, contact with your nearest
authorized distributor.
Second camera activation disables the intercomm function and call function to a slave
porter's exchange disables optional device function.
MONITOR DESCRIPTION MONITOR DESCRIPTION
escription of the Platea Plus monitor.
Dunction push buttons.
F
escription of the identification label.
D
For an easiest repair, replacement or increasement
of the existing monitors, fill the indentifying label
information.
MASTER: master monitor.
SLAVE: slave monitor.
INTER: slave monitor with intercom function.
A1: monitor connected to an auxiliary device.
CODE: push button code (see page 10).
STAIR: building code (see page 12).
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V
in
V
out
Malla
Shield
Malla
Shield
A
HZ-
INT
SA
CTO
2C
A1
VP
MP
D
REF
RCPL-PLUS
LOTE
CODE
11758882
Colocar la parte superior de la regleta a 1,60m. del suelo.
Place the top part of the monitor connector at 1,60m. from the floor.
50mm.
50mm.
Presionar para abrir.
Press to open.
Terminals +, – and Malla (shield) are duplicated for easiest cascade installation of parallel
monitors or telephones. If the first monitor is not placed on the connector, cascade units
will not be powered.
escription of the RCPL-Plus
Dmonitor connector.
a
a
b
b
f
e
d
c
a. Wall attachment hole (x4).
b. Monitor attachment hook (x2).
c. Vertical wiring input.
d. Attachment clip.
e. Wiring input hole.
f. Installation terminals: positive, ground.
video signal coaxial input.
coaxial shield.
video signal coaxial output.
audio communication.
digital communication.
door bell push button input.
intercom.
auxiliary calling device output.
video distributor activation output.
2nd camera activation output.
optional device activation output.
twisted pair video signal.
+, –:
Vin :
Malla:
Vout :
A :
D :
HZ- :
INT :
SA :
CTO :
2C :
A1 :
Vp, Mp :
L562 module for video installations
Ewith twisted pair cable.
andling the end of line jumper.
H
hanging the front film.
C
The end of line jumper is placed on the CN4 connector, that can be
located on the monitor base.
In case of twisted pair cable installations, the end of line jumper
is placed in the EL562 module, also located in the CN4 connector
of the monitor base.
Do not remove the jumper on monitors where the video cable finish.
Remove the jumper on monitors where the video cable continue.
The monitor is supplied with a reversible front film, that allow the owner
to choose between two colors.
To change the front film, remove the front plate by inserting a plain screwdriver
in the triangle marks, as it is shown on the drawing.
MONITOR ADJUSTMENTS MONITOR CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
Locate the CN4 connector, that's placed in the monitor base.
Remove the existing jumper and plug the EL562 module.
NOTE: on this type of installations the EL560 module must be
plugged in the EL500 microprocessed circuit (page 12).
Refer to the specific installation diagram.
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Avoid to place the monitor near to heating sources,
in dusty locations or smoky environments.
To install the monitor directly over the wall,
drill two holes of Ø6mm. and use the supplied screws.
The upper part of the monitor connector must be placed
at 1,60m. height roughly. The minimum distance
between the monitor connector and the closest object
must be 5cm.
Place the monitor at right angles to the connector
and align the attaching holes of the monitor
with the attachment hooks of the connector,
as it is shown on the drawing.
Lock out the monitor. Press the right side
till the attachment clip locks the monitor
firmly.
To disassemble the monitor from the connector,
use a plain screwdriver to release the
attachment clip. Remove the monitor from
the connector, with special attention do not
falls.
MONITOR INSTALLATION MONITORS PROGRAMMING
ix the monitor connector to the wall.
F
ix the monitor.
F
Set to ON the switch number 2 of the configuration dip switch, that's
accessible by opening the terminal connector protection cover.
The door panel will reproduce a sound to advise that the system
has entered into programming mode.
In systems with more than one door panel, the programming process
shall be done on the master door panel only.
Switch off the monitor to be programmed.
Once the monitor is off, press the door release push button.
With the door release push button pressed
switch on the monitor.
To show that the system is ready for programming,
the door panel will reproduce a sound and the picture
will appears on the monitor. At this moment, the door
release push button can be released. Lift the handset
to establish audio communication with the door panel.
Press the door panel push button that will
call to this monitor. At this moment
the door panel will reproduce a sound
and the monitor led will blink.
To program the monitor as master, switch it
off and on again.
To program it as slave, press the door
release push button.
To program it as slave with intercom
function press the push button.
Each apartment must have one master unit only; in case of parallel units configure them
as slaves, both monitors or telephones.
Make a call to check that the monitor has been succesfully programmed.
Repeat these steps to program the rest of monitors.
Once the programming has been finished, set to OFF the programming
switch. If you don't, the door panel will reproduce a sound to advise
that the system is still into programming mode.
rogramming the monitors.
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TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
escription of the T-940 Plus telephone.
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a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
Telephone handset.
Speaker grille.
Microphone hole.
Subjection hole.
Telephone cord connectors.
Function push buttons.
On-Off light indicator.
Call reception volume control.
Hook switch.
a
d
c
e
i
h
e
b
f
g
The telephone has a three positions switch placed on the bottom
part of the telephone (closest to the telephone cord connector)
that allows to control the call reception level volume.
unction push buttons.
F
On-Off push button.
After any telephone reset, and during the next 45 seconds,
all the telephone functions will be disabled, with the exception
of call reception.
This push button allows to make an intercom call when the handset
is not on the craddle. This function is described on page 32.
If the handset is on the craddle sends a panic call to the porter's
exchanges that have enabled the reception of this type of call.
If not, allows to call to the master porter's exchange.
During call reception and communication progresses allows
the lock release activation.
a.
b.
c.
a
b
c
erminal connector description.
Tpositive, ground.
audio, digital communication.
intercom.
auxiliary calling device output.
door bell push button input.
+ , :
A , D :
INT :
SA :
HZ- :
–
AD
+_SAINT HZ-
TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
ix the telephone.
FIt will be necessary to open the telephone for wiring and
fixing purposes. To open the telephone insert a plain
screwdriver into the slots and rotate it as shown.
Avoid to place the telephone near to
heating sources, in dusty locations or
smoky environments.
The telephone can be fixed using an
electrical embedding box or directly
on the wall, as shown on the picture.
If the telephone will be installed directly
over the wall, drill two holes of Ø6mm.
on the specified positions, using 6mm.
wallplugs and Ø3,5 x 25mm. screws.
Pass the installation wires through the corresponding hole and
connect them as shown on the installation diagrams.
Close the telephone as shown on the picture. Once the telephone
is closed, connect the handset using the telephone cord and
put it on the craddle.
24
23
TELEPHONES PROGRAMMING
rogramming the telephones.
P
Set to ON the switch number 2 of the configuration dip switch, that's
accessible by opening the terminal connector protection cover.
The door panel will reproduce a sound to advise that the system
has entered into programming mode.
In systems with more than one door panel, the programming process
shall be done on the master door panel only.
Switch off the telephone to be programmed.
Once the telephone is off, press the door release push button.
With the door release push button pressed
switch on the telephone.
To show that the system is ready for programming,
the door panel will reproduce a sound and
the telephone led will blink. At this moment, the door
release push button can be released. Lift the handset
to establish audio communication with the door panel.
Press the door panel push button that will
call to this telephone. At this moment
the door panel will reproduce a sound
and the telephone led will blink.
To program the telephone as master,
switch it off and on again.
To program it as slave, press the door
release push button.
To program it as slave with intercom
function press the center push button.
Each apartment must have one master unit only; in case of parallel units configure them
as slaves, both monitors or telephones.
Make a call to check that the telephone has been succesfully programmed.
Repeat these steps to program the rest of telephones.
Once the programming has been finished, set to OFF the programming
switch. If you don't, the door panel will reproduce a sound to advise
that the system is still into programming mode.
MRBOT
R-3
TF-104
SEC
~~ CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
onnexion of an a.c. lock release.
C
As it is described on page 14, the lock releases to be connected to the door panel
must be d.c. type. If an a.c. lock release has been installed before, use a R-3
relay unit and a TF-104 transformer, and connect them to the lock release
as it is shown on the enclosed diagram.
ink of several power supplies units.
LIf the quantity of monitors or telephones to be connected is bigger than the supported
from one power supply (see page 14), use additional power supplies to match the
required quantity. The first power supply should be connected to the door panel and
to the first group of monitors or telephones; connect the next groups to the positive
terminal of its corresponding power supply.
To wire several power supplies link their ground terminals;
NEVER link positive terminals of different power supplies.
To the door panel and to
the first group of monitors
or telephones.
To the second group of
monitors or telephones.
1st FA-Plus 2nd FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
SEC
PRI
~~
Main
++
--
SEC
PRI
~~
Main
++
--
Door panel
26
25
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1 JP
4321
JP
4321
A
A
_
_
+
+
D
D
Malla
Malla
Vin
Vin
Vout
Vout
CN4
CN4
A
_
+D
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
A
_
+D
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
E
E
D1
D1
D2
D2
+
+
D4L-PLUS
D4L-PLUS
JP1
JP1
S
S
Main Main
Slave door panelMaster door panel
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first distributor.
INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
ideo installation with coaxial cable.
v
The installation diagram shows the connection of a video system with one or several door
panels for the same building.
If the system has one door panel only, override the wiring to the second door panel.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
RG-59 RG-59
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
V , V , V , V
in+ out+ in out
+, –, CV+, CV–
* Take off JP1 jumper
of all the distributors
except in the last one.
28
27
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1 JP
4321
JP
4321
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main Main
Slave door panelMaster door panel
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first distributor.
* Take off JP1 jumper
of all the distributors
except in the last one.
IMPORTANT: For this type of installation, the door panels must have plugged an EL560 module
in each and the monitors must have an EL562 plugged in each.
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
CAT-5 CAT-5
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
V , V , V , M
in+,- out+,- p,d p,d
+, –, CV+, CV–
INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
ideo installation without coaxial cable.
v
The installation diagram shows the connection of a video system with one or several door
panels for the same building.
If the system has one door panel only, override the wiring to the second door panel.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
JP1
A
A
D
D
CT +
+
Vpi
Vd1
Mpi
Md1
_
_
A
D
CT
+
Vd6
Md6
_
AD+Vpo Mpo
_
D6L-Plus/2H
VpMp
AD
_
+
EL562
JP1
VpMp
AD
_
+
EL562
JP1
JP1
A
A
D
D
CT +
+
Vpi
Vd1
Mpi
Md1
_
_
A
D
CT
+
Vd6
Md6
_
AD+Vpo Mpo
_
D6L-Plus/2H
VpMp
AD
_
+
EL562
JP1
VpMp
AD
_
+
EL562
JP1
30
29
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
A
A
+
+
_
_
D
D
T-940 Plus
T-940 Plus
A
+_D
T-940 Plus
A
+_D
T-940 Plus
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~ ++
--
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1 JP
4321
JP
4321
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main Main
Slave door panelMaster door panel
INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
udio installation.
A
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
+, –, CV+, CV–
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first telephone.
The installation diagram shows the connection of an audio system with one or several door
panels for the same building.
If the system has one door panel only, override the wiring to the second door panel.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
32
31
SA
+TTRRMM
SAR-90
SA
+TTRRMM
SAR-90
TF-104
SEC
~~
CV+CV-
-
A
+_D INT
A
_
+DA1
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
A
_
+DA1
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
A
_
+D INT
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
A
_
+D
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
The lock release can be activated at any moment
by using an external push button, that must be
connected between 'CV ' y ' ' terminals of the
EL500 circuit. This function will allows to exit from
the building being not necessary the use of a key.
––
xternal lock release activation.
E
uxiliary devices activation.
A
To activate auxiliary devices the use of a SAR-90 relay unit will be required. If this device is
shared for all the monitors, link their A1 terminal and use just one relay unit.
In case that each monitor has its own application use a SAR-90 relay unit for each monitor
and don't link the A1 monitor terminals.
To activate this function, press monitor push button at any moment with no dependence of
the handset position.
Usual applications are the activation of stairs light, second lock release, ...
The use of a TF-104 transformer will be necessary to activate a second lock release.
IMPORTANT: the lock release must be 12Vc.a. type.
To stairs light push button
onnecting the Shiner Plus monitor
Cto a video recorder or TV.
If your TV or video recorder have a SCART
connector, it will be possible to view
the picture from the door panel on the TV
screen.
Remove the end of line jumper, that's placed on the
CN4 connector. Connect the coaxial cable
between terminals 17 (shield) and 20 (hot)
of the SCART connector.
ntercom function.
I
Platea Plus monitor and T-940 Plus telephone have intercom facility between two units of the
same apartment. To enable this function check the following conditions:
- One of the units has been configurated as master and the other unit as slave with
intercom, as described on pages 20 and 23.
In case to intercom one monitor with one telephone, configure the monitor as master..
- Link the INT terminal of the units, as it is shown on the enclosed diagram.
To establish an intercom communication lift the handset and press the intercom push button;
acoustic tones will be reproduced on the handset confirming the call is in progress or
that the other unit is communicating with the door panel. To establish communication lift
the handset of the called unit. If during an intercom communication a call is made from
the door panel, acoustic tones will be heard on the master unit handset and the picture
will appear in case of a monitor; press the intercom push button of the master unit
to establish communication with the door panel, or press the door release push button to
activate the lock release.
The reproduced acoustic tones are different depending on their provenance, that allows the
user to distinguish where the call is made from.
34
33
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
HZ-
-
oor bell push button connection.
D
The Platea Plus monitor and the T-940 Plus telephone can be used to receive the calls made
from the apartment door, saving the use of a bell. Wire the push button of the apartment
door to the 'HZ ' and ' ' monitor or telephone terminals.
The reproduced acoustic tones are different depending on their provenance, that allows the
user to distinguish where the call is made from. If during a conversation a call is made from
the apartment door, acoustic tones will be reproduced on the hanset to advise that someone
is calling.
––
ctivation of a second camera.
A
The use of a SAR-90 relay will be required to activate a second camera and an internal
modification on the monitor shall be done, as it's described on page 16.
This facility disables the intercom function. If both functions are required, use A1 terminal to
activate the second camera.
To activate this function, press monitor push button at any moment with no dependence of
the handset position.
If this device is shared for all the monitors, link their 2C terminal and use just one relay unit.
In case that each monitor has its own camera use a SAR-90 relay unit for each monitor
and don't link the 2C monitor terminals.
This push button can be used to activate other auxiliary devices, as the A1 terminal is used.
Usual applications are the surveillance of the elevator entrance, reception hall, ...
Aneasywaytocheckthatthesystemisworkingproperlyistodisconnectthewiringfromthedoor
panelandtocheckthemonitordirectlyconnectedtotheEL500circuit.
No shortcircuit will damage the connected units, with the exception of a shortcircuit between
CTOand' 'monitorordistributorterminals.
ONothing operates.
wCheck the output power supply voltage between ' ' and '+' terminals: it should have 17,5 to
18,5Vd.c. If not, disconnect the power supply from the installation and measure again. If
it's correct now, it means there is a short circuit in the installation: disconnect the power
supply from mains and check the installation.
wCheck that 'D' terminal is not shortcircuited with ' ' or '+' terminals.
wCheck that 'D' terminal hasn't been changed by 'A' terminal somewhere in the installation.
wIf these tests don't solve the problem, check the voltage between 'B' and 'CP' terminals of the
EL500 circuit; if the measured voltage is different to 12Vd.c. change the EL500 circuit.
OInappropriate audio level.
wAdjust the level volumes as shown on page 13. In case of feedback, reduce the audio levels
until feedback fade out. If feedback don't dissapears refer to the following hint.
OContinuous audio feedback.
wCheck that 'A' terminal is not shortcircuited with other terminals.
ODoor open function no operates.
wRemember that this function is only available during call and communication progresses.
wDisconnect the lock release from the EL500 circuit and short-circuit terminals ' ' and 'CV ': at
that moment the output voltage between terminals 'CV+' y 'CV ' should be 12Vd.c. If it's
so check the lock release and its wiring.
OThe system cannot be programmed.
wCheck that the switch number 2 of the configuration dip switch is set to ON (see page 12)
and that the programming steps are correctly followed.
wCheck that 'D' terminal is not shortcircuited with other terminals.
OSome units don't receive calls.
wRemember that each apartment must have a master unit only. Check that the units are
switched on and correctly programmed.
–
–
–
––
–
SA
+TTRRMM
SAR-90
A
_
+D2C
Malla
Vin Vout
CN4
Golmar se reserva el derecho a cualquier modificación sin previo aviso.
Golmar se réserve le droit de toute modification sans préavis.
Golmar reserves the right to make any modifications without prior notice.
golmar@golmar.es
www.golmar.es

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