golmar T562 G 2 User manual

USER MANUAL
Code 50121599 T G 2 EN562 B REV.0 12 7
T562 G 2 TELEPHONEB
TECHNOLOGY

INTRODUCTION
First and foremost we would like to thank you for purchasing this product.
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Its advanced technology and strict quality control will ensure that customers and users enjoy the numerous features
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read this instruction manual.
CONTENTS
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
-Always disconnect the power supply before making modifications to the device.
-The fitting and handling of these devices must be carried out by .authorised personnel
-The wiring must run at least .40cm away from any other wiring
-Do not overtighten the screws on the connector.
-Install the telephone in a dry protected location free from the risk of dripping or splashing water.
-Do not place in humid, dusty or smoky locations, or near sources of heat.
-Before connecting the device to the mains, check the connections between the door panel, power supply and telephones.
-Always follow the instructions contained in this manual.
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................................2.
Contents....................................................................................................................................................................... 2.
Safety precautions........................................................................................................................................... . 2............ .
Characteristics............................................................................................................................................................. 2..
System operation.......................................................................................................................................... 3.................
Description of the telephone............................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................................. 3.
Description
............................................................................................................................................... ..3........ .Function buttons
............................................................................................................................................... 3....Connection terminals
................................................................................................................................. . 3................... .Call volume control
................................................................................................................................ .4............Configuration DIP switch
.............................................................. .......4-5..........Configuration of telephone address codes (up to 32 addresses)
........................................................... ........5-8..........Configuration of telephone address codes (up to 128 addresses)
................................................................................................................................................ 8.'Doctor mode' function
........................................................................................................................................ .8............... .Intercom function
......................................................................................................................8.Light activation function (staircase light)
.................................................................................................................................. 9..........Configuration of ringtones
Installing the telephone................................................................................................................................................10
Wiring diagrams...................................................................................................................................... .. 11-12............. .
Notes.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13.
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
CHARACTERISTICS
-Telephone with simplified wiring (non-polarised 2 wire bus).
-Up to 4 telephones/monitors per apartment (master, slave 1, slave 2 and slave 3).
-Up to 32 apartments/telephones per installation.
-Up to 128 apartments/telephones per installation and maximum 1 telephone per apartment (EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A
sound module required).
-Completely private conversation.
-Call volume control (high, medium or mute).
-Input for calls from the interior door of the apartment.
-Call repeater output (SAR-12/24).
-Different ringtones to identify the origin of the call (door panel, intercom or apartment door).
-Button for lock release 1 activation.
-Button for intercom/lock release 2/light activation (SAR-GB2 and SAR-12/24 modules required). Important: Light
activation function only with T-562 telephones V.03 and later.
-Button for configuring ringtones (inside the telephone).
-DIP switches for configuring telephone address (call code), master/slave and end of line and activating 'doctor mode'
function (automatic door opening). Inside the telephone.

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T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
-To make a call, the visitor needs to press the button for the apartment, an audible tone indicates that the call is being
made and LED on the door panel illuminates. If vocal synthesis is enabled, a 'Call is in progress' message appears
indicating that a call is being made. At this moment, the apartment's telephone(s) receives the call. If another
apartment is called by mistake, press the button for the correct apartment and the first call will be cancelled.
-The call lasts for 40 seconds. If the call is not answered within 40 seconds, LED will turn off and the channel will be
freed.
-To establish communication, lift the handset of any telephone in the apartment and door panel LED will illuminate.
-Communication will last for one and a half minutes or until the handset is hung up. When communication has finished,
LEDs and will turn off and the channel will be freed. If vocal synthesis is activated, a 'Communication is finished'
message will indicate that the call is over.
-To open the door, press button (if it exists and, to open the second door, press button ) during the call or
communication processes: one press activates the lock release for five seconds and LED on the door panel will
also illuminate for five seconds. If vocal synthesis is enabled, a 'Door Opened!' message will be indicated on the door
panel.
-Description of the function buttons can be found on p. 3.
SYSTEM OPERATION
DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
During call reception and communication processes, it enables lock release 1 to be activated.
During call reception and communication processes, it enables lock release 2 to be activated.
System in standby:
-With the handset off the hook, it performs the intercom function.
-With the handset on the hook, it activates the light function (SAR-GB2 and SAR-12/24 modules required).
Important: Light activation function only with T-562 telephones V.03 and later.
Function buttons:
Call volume control:
a
d
c
e
b
g
e
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Handset.
Speaker grille
Microphone hole.
Subjection hole.
Telephone cord connector.
f
h
i
Door release button.
Hook switch.
Auxiliary function button.
Volume control.
f.
g.
h.
i.
MAX
OFF
The telephone has a call
volume control which can be
set to high, medium or mute.
Description of connection terminals:
Bus connection.
Door bell connection.
Call repeater connection (SAR-12/24).
(12Vdc/50mA maximum).
L1, L2:
HZ , :
SA , :
SAL1 L2 _ HZ _
_
_
Description:

DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
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T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
Description of DIP switch and configuration of telephone address (code):
1 2 3
ON
Example: 0 + 0 +4+0+16 = 20
Switch number: 1 2 3 4 5
1 2 4 8 16
Value when ON:
Table of values (DIP 10 to OFF)
4 5 6
DIP 1 to DIP 5: Configure telephone address (up to 32 addresses).
DIP 1 to DIP 7: DIP 10 set to ONWith , it enables the telephone address to be configured (up to 128 addresses).
The switches set to the OFF position have a value of zero.
The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the table below.
The telephone code is the sum of the values of the switches set to ON.
DIP 8 and DIP 9: Configure the telephone as master/slave. DIP 8 and DIP 9 to OFF master, DIP 8 to ON and DIP 9 to
OFF slave 1, DIP 8 to OFF and DIP 9 to ON slave 2, DIP 8 and DIP 9 to ON slave 3. If DIP 10 to ON, the telephone is
always 'master'.
DIP 10: Leave in the OFF position for installations of up to 32 telephones (DIP 6 and DIP 7 without function). Set to ON
for installations of up to 128 telephones , DIP 8 and DIP 9(EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module required)
have no function, the telephone is always 'master' (maximum 1 telephone per apartment).
DIP 11: Configures the end of line. In installations with telephones only, it must always be in the OFF position. In mixed
installations of monitors with telephones in the same apartment, set to ON for the telephones in which the Bus cable
ends and leave in the OFF position for intermediate telephones.
DIP 12: Leaving it in the OFF position defines the OFF position of the volume control switch as 'mute'.
Setting it to ON defines the OFF position of the volume control switch as 'doctor mode'.
7 8 9 10 11 12
Configuration of telephone address codes (up to 32 addresses):
DIP 11: Configures the end of line. In installations with telephones only, it must always be in the OFF position. In mixed
installations of monitors with telephones in the same apartment, set to ON for the telephones in which the Bus
cable ends and leave in the OFF position for intermediate telephones.
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 1
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 5
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 9
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 2
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 6
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 10
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 3
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 11
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 4
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 8
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 12
DIP 1 to DIP 5: DIP 10 to OFFTo configure the telephone/apartment address (up to 32 addresses) and .
123
ON
4 5 6
DIP 11 to ON
DIP 11 to OFF
7 8 9 10 11 12123
ON
4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3
ON
Example: 1 + 2+4+ 0 + 0 +0+64 = 71
Switch number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 4 8 16 32 64
Value when ON:
Table of values (DIP 10 to ON)
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Continued overleaf
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-In door panel systems with call buttons, the first address on the telephone is 'Code 0' (see door panel manual).
-In coded panel systems (N3301/GB2), 'Code 0' is 'Code 32', which means that when a call is made to a telephone with 'Code 0' (DIP 1 to DIP 5
set to OFF), it needs to be entered on the N3301/GB2 numeric keypad (see door panel manual).
-In the software (Address Manager GB2), 'Code 0' is also shown as 'Code 32'.
IMPORTANT: In coded panel systems (N3301/GB2), an EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module is required and must be configured
to 'operating mode 5' (see door panel manual).
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5
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 17
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 21
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 25
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 29
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 24
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 18
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 22
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 26
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 30
1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 28
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 19
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 23
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 27
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 31
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 32
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 20
Continued from previous page.
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 13
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 14
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 15
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 16
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
Continued overleaf
DIP 1 to DIP 7: To configure the telephone/apartment address (up to 128 addresses).
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 1
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 2
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 3
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 4
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 5
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 6
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 7
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 8
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 9
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 10
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 11
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 12
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 13
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 14
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 15
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 16
6 7
Configuration of telephone address codes (up to 128 addresses):
Up to 128 apartments/telephones per 'audio only' installation (EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module required and
button panel must be set to 'operating mode 2' or coded panel to 'operating mode 6', see corresponding door
panel manual).
DIP 10: ONSet to for 'audio only' installations of up to 128 telephones.
DIP 11: Configures the end of line. In installations with telephones only,
it must always be in the position.OFF
DIP 10 ON and DIP 11 OFF
123
ON
4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12
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-In door panel systems with call buttons, the first address on the telephone is 'Code 0' (see door panel manual).
-In coded panel systems (N3301/GB2), 'Code 0' is 'Code 128', which means that when a call is made to a telephone with 'Code 0' (DIP 1 to DIP 7
set to OFF), it needs to be entered on the N3301/GB2 numeric keypad (see door panel manual).
-In the software (Address Manager GB2), 'Code 0' is also shown as 'Code 128'.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 21
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 22
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 23
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 24
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 25
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 26
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 27
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 28
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 29
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 30
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 31
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 32
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 33
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 34
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 35
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 36
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 37
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 38
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 39
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 40
6 7
Continued overleaf
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 45
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 46
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 47
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 48
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 49
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 50
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 51
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 52
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 53
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 54
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 55
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 56
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 57
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 58
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 59
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 60
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 41
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 42
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code43
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 44
6 7
ON
Apartment code 17
ON
Apartment code 18
ON
Apartment code 19
ON
Apartment code 20
1234567 1234567 1234567 1234567

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T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 65
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 66
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 67
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 68
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 69
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 70
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 71
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 72
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 73
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 74
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 75
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 76
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 77
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 78
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 79
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 80
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 81
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 82
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 83
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 84
6 7
Continued overleaf
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 89
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 90
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 91
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 92
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 93
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 94
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 95
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 96
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 97
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 98
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 99
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 100
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 101
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 102
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 103
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 104
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 85
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 86
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 87
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 88
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 61
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 62
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 63
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 64
6 7

123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 105
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 106
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 107
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 108
6 7
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DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 109
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 110
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 111
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 112
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 113
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 114
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 115
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 116
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 117
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 118
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 119
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 120
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 121
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 122
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 123
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 124
6 7
123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 125
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 126
67 123
ON
4 5
Apartment code 127
6 7 1 2 3
ON
4 5
Apartment code 128
6 7
'Doctor mode' function:
Description:
The 'doctor mode' function enables lock release 1 to be activated automatically 3 seconds after making a call from the
door panel without having to establish communication or press door release button . The call ends after 7 seconds
and the channel is free. (Only the master telephone should be configured with 'doctor mode').
Activating/deactivating 'doctor mode':
To activate 'doctor mode', the telephone must be in standby mode:
Turn the volume control switch to OFF.
To deactivate 'doctor mode', the telephone must be in standby mode:
Set the OFF position of the volume control switch to a medium or maximum position depending on the required call volume.
Configuring 'doctor mode':
To configure 'doctor mode' on the (master) telephone, access the DIP switch inside the telephone
and set DIP 12 to ON.
11 129 10
ON
Intercom function:
Intercom functionality between two points in the same apartment comes as standard with the T562 GB2 telephone.
The telephone must be in standby to make intercom calls.
To make an intercom call, pick up the handset and press intercom button , a number of tones on the telephone(s)
being called in the apartment will confirm that the call is being made.
The call needs to be answered within 40 seconds.
To establish communication, pick up the handset of the telephone called (or one of the telephones called if there is more
than one slave telephone).
Communication will last for one and a half minutes or until the handset is hung up.
Light activation function:
The telephone must be in standby with the handset hung up for light activation (SAR-GB2 and SAR-12/24 modules
required).
For light activation (e.g. 'staircase light'), press button .
Important: For connections and configuration, see the TSAR-GB2 and TSAR-12/24 manuals.
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To change the ringtones, open the telephone (see p. 10) and press the hook switch.
Setting the ringtones:
With the hook switch held down, press the configuration button; the handset will emit the configured ringtone group.
To change the ringtone group, press the configuration button until the required ringtone group can be heard (up to 3
ringtone groups available in carousel mode).
To save the selection, release the hook switch. Then close the handset and hang it up.
The telephone's ringtones (door panel, intercom and apartment door) can be changed by using the configuration
button located in the top left part of the inside of the telephone.
There are three ringtone selection groups and each consists of three fixed tones. The first tone of each group heard
during selection corresponds to door panel calls, the second to intercom calls and the third to apartment door calls.
Description:
Setting and selecting the ringtone group:
The telephone must be in standby to configure and select the required ringtone group.
Make a call to check that the correct ringtone group for the telephone has been selected.
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE

Fixing the telephone to the wall:
10
It is necessary to open the telephone for wiring and fixing
purposes. To open the telephone, insert a flat screwdriver
into the slots and gently pry open as shown in the drawing.
The telephone can be fixed to a universal embedding
box or directly to the wall. To fix directly to the wall, drill
two 6mm holes at the specified positions and use
6mm wall plugs and Ø3.5 x 25mm screws.
Pass the cables through the cable holes and connect them to the
connector as per the wiring diagram. Close the telephone as shown
in the drawing. Once the telephone is closed, connect the handset
using the telephone cord and place it on the hook.
Avoid dusty or smoky environments or locations near sources of heat. The telephone can be fixed to an electrical
embedding box or directly to the wall.
INSTALLING THE TELEPHONE
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE

WIRING DIAGRAMS
Installation with 32 apartments/T562 GB2 telephones and Golmar DC lock release:
11
Button panel
NA2
+AP-
C1 NA1 AP+ C2 AP+ AP- P1 P2 BUSBUS
Relay 2
Relay 1
_
12Vdc
Lock release
max. 12 Vdc/270mA.
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
AP
SW1
APARTMENT 1
Twisted pair 2x0.75mm2
Twisted pair 2x1mm2
60m
A
60m
B
80m 80m
Cable
10m
C
15m
*
( ) *
( )
Distances and cross-sections:
T562
A
C
B
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
T562
APARTMENT 2
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
APARTMENT 32
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
*
( )
FA- 2GB /A
Mains
100~240Vac
N L
CN
BUS (M) BUS(PL)
FA- 2GB /A
L
*
( )
*
( )
*
( )
For more information about the door panel, installation, configuration, connection of an AC lock release, 2nd lock release or mixed installation with
monitors and audio terminals, see the corresponding door panel manual.
Access panel
or
Coded panel
( )
*
( )( )
IMPORTANT:
With a coded panel system:
-EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module is required
and must be set to 'operating mode 5'.
*
( )( )
Button
building mode
or
coded
building mode
IMPORTANT: Set the
DIP switches as shown
in the diagram.
*
( )

WIRING DIAGRAMS
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T562 GB2 TELEPHONE
Audio door entry system with 128 apartments/T562 GB2 telephones and Golmar DC lock release:
NA2
+AP-
C1 NA1 AP+ C2 AP+ AP- P1 P2 BUSBUS
Relay 2
Relay 1
_
12Vdc
Lock release
max. 12 Vdc/270mA. AP
APARTMENT 1
Twisted pair 2x0.75mm2
Twisted pair 2x1mm2
60m
A
60m
B
80m 80m
Cable
10m
C
15m
*
( ) *
( )
Distances and cross-sections:
T562
A
C
B
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
T562
APARTMENT 2
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
APARTMENT 128
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
FA- 2GB /A
Mains
100~240Vac
N L
CN
BUS (M) BUS(PL)
FA- 2GB /A
L
Button panel
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
SW1
Access panel
or
Coded panel
*
( )( )
*
( ) For more information about the door panel, installation, configuration, connection of an AC lock release, 2nd lock release or mixed installation with
monitors and audio terminals, see the corresponding door panel manual.
IMPORTANT: Set the
DIP switches as shown
in the diagram.
*
( ) Telephone only
button mode
or
telephone only
coded mode
*
( )( )
IMPORTANT:
-Up to 128 apartments/telephones per installation 'audio only':
EL632 GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module required and button
panel must be set to 'operating mode 2' or coded panel to
'operating mode 6'.
-The T562 telephone's DIP 10 should be set to ON.
1
( )( )
1
( )( )
1
( )( )
1
( )( )

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