golmar T562 GB2 User manual

USER MANUAL
Code 50121599 T G 2 E562 B N REV.0 11 6
T562 GB2 TELEPHONE

INTRODUCTION
First and foremost we would like to thank you for purchasing this product.
Our commitment to satisfying our customers can be seen from our ISO-9001 certification and from the manufacturing of
products like this one.
Its advanced technology and exacting quality control will ensure that customers and users enjoy the many features this
system offers. To obtain the maximum benefit from these features and a properly wired installation, we kindly
recommend that you spend a few minutes of your time reading this manual.
INDEX
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- Install or modify the equipment without the power connected.
- The installation and handling of these equipments must be performed by authorised personnel.
- entire installation must be at leastThe away from any other40cm installation.
.
- Do not overtighten the screws on the terminal block.
- and place without risk of drop or water projectionsInstall the telephone in a dry protected .
-Avoid to place it near to heating sources, in dusty locations or smoky enviroments.
- Before connect the system , panel, power supply and telephonesing to the mains check the connections between door .
- Do a enclosed informationlways follow the .
Introduc ....................................................................................................................................................................2tion
Index.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2.
Safety precautions........................... ................................................................................................................. 2............. .
Characteristics............................................................................................................................................................... 2
System operation........................................................................................................................................................... 3
Monitor description..................................................................................................................... ......................................
.......................................................................................................................................................... ........3Description .
..................................................................................................................................................3Function push buttons
........................................................................................................................................ ........3Connection terminals ...
.............................................................................................................................. .....3Call volume control ....................
............................................................................................................................. ....4Configuration dip switch ..............
............................................................................................... .........4-5Setting address codes for the telephone ............
" octor ”.................................................................................................................................................5D mode function
............................................................................................................................... .......... 5Intercom function ................ .
Activation light function (stairs light)..............................................................................................................................5
......................................................................................................................... ..........6Setting the ring tones .................
Installing the telephone...................................................................................................................................................7
Installation ............................................................................................................................. ............8diagrams ..............
Not s..............................................................................................................................................................................9e
T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
CHARACTERISTICS
- Telephone with simple installation (2 wire BUS ).without polarity
- Up to 4 telephones/monitors per apartment (master, slave 1, slave 2 and slave 3).
- Up to 32 apartments/telephones per installation.
- Completely private conversation.
- Call volume control (maximum, medium and mute).
- Input for calls from the apartment's door.
- Call repeater output (SAR-12/24).
- Different ring tones indicate the origin of the call (door panel, intercom or apartment door).
- Lock release push button1 .
- 2 / activation light (it requires of SAR-GB2 & SAR-12/24 modules) .Intercom/lock release push button
Important: The light function only with T562 telephones with V.03 or later.
- Push button for setting ring tones (inside the telephone).
- Dip switches for setting the telephone address (call code), master/slave, end of line and activating the “doctor mode”
(automatic door opening). Inside the telephone.

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T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
- To make a call the visitor should press the button corresponding to the desired apartment; an audible tone indicates
that the call is being made and the will turn on If the is the “call idoor panel LED . enabled message svocal synthesis
in progress be heard confirming tha call is in progress.”will At this moment the apartment's telephone(s) receive(s)
the call. 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.
- The call lasts for 40 seconds. If the call is not answered within 40 seconds, the will turn off and the channel willLED
be freed.
- . If the vocalTo establish communication, lift the handset of any telephone in the apartment. The door panel LED will turn on
synthesis is enabled the message "you can speak now" will be heard confirming the communication is activated.
- Communication will last for one and a half minutes or until the handset is replaced. When communication has finished
the will turn off and the channel will be freed. If the is theLEDs enabled messageand vocal synthesis
“c finished”willommunication is be heard in the door panel confirming the communication has finished.
- To open the door, press the push button (to open the second door, if there is one, press the push button).......
during the call or communication processes: one press will activate the lock release for five seconds and the door
panel LED enabled message iswill also turn on during this time. If the is the “door open”messagevocal synthesis
will be on the door panel.heard
- The descriptions of the function push buttons are found on page 3.
SYSTEM OPERATION
TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
Activates lock release 1 during the call reception and communication processes.
Activates lock release 2 during the call reception and communication processes.
During standby:
- With the handset lifted it enables intercom functionality.
- With the handset on the craddle it enables light function (it requires SAR-GB2 & SAR-12/24 modules).
Important: The light function only with T562 telephones with V.03 or later.
Function push 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 connectors.
f
h
i
Lock release push button.
Hook switch.
Auxiliary function push button.
Volume control.
f.
g.
h.
i.
MAX
OFF
The telephone has a call
volume control which can be
set to maximum, medium or
mute.
Description of connection terminals:
BUS connection.
Door bell push button connection.
Call repeater connection, (SAR-12/24).
(12V c/50mA m xim ).d a um
L1, L2:
HZ , :
SA , :
SAL1 L2 _ HZ _
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Descrip :tion

TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
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T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
Description of dip switch and setting of telephone address (code):
123
ON
E : 0 + 0 + 4 +0+16 = 20xample
Switch number: 1 2 3 4 5
Val ON: 1 2 4 8 16ue
Value chart
4 5 6
Dip1 Dip5:to Set the telephone address (addresses 0 to 31).
Dip6 Dip7:and Leave OFF.
Switches set to OFF have a value of zero.
The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the enclosed chart.
The telephone code will be the sum of the values of the switches set to ON.
Dip8 Dip9:and Set the telephone as master/slave. Dip8 and Dip9 OFF, master; Dip8 ON and Dip9 OFF, slave 1; Dip8
OFF and Dip9 ON, slave 2; Dip8 and Dip9 ON, slave 3.
Dip10: OFF.Leave
Dip1 :1 Sets the end of line. It should always be set to OFF in installations with only telephones.
In installations with monitors and telephones in the same apartment, set to ON for the telephones the BUS
cable ends, and set to OFF for intermediate telephones.
Dip12: Setting this to OFF makes the volume control's OFF position function as “mute”.
Setting this to ON makes the volume control's OFF position function as “doctor mode”.
7 8 9 10 11 12
Setting the telephone address codes (addresses 0 to 31):
Dip11: Sets the end of line. It should always be set to OFF in installations with only telephones. In installations with
monitors and telephones in the same apartment, set to ON for the telephones at which the BUS cable ends, and set
to OFF for intermediate telephones.
123
ON
4 5
Co 00de
123
ON
4 5
Co 04de
123
ON
4 5
Co 08de
123
ON
4 5
Co 01de
123
ON
4 5
Co 05de
123
ON
4 5
Co 09de
123
ON
4 5
Co 02de
123
ON
4 5
Co 06de
123
ON
4 5
Co 10de
123
ON
4 5
Co 03de
123
ON
4 5
Co 07de
123
ON
4 5
Co 11de
Dip1 Dip5:to Set the telephone address (addresses 0 to 31).
123
ON
4 5 6
Dip11 ON
Dip11 OFF
7 8 9 10 11 12123
ON
4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12
Continued

5
123
ON
4 5
Co 16de
123
ON
4 5
Co 20de
123
ON
4 5
Co 24de
123
ON
4 5
Co 28de
123
ON
4 5
Co 23de
123
ON
4 5
Co 17de
123
ON
4 5
Co 21de
123
ON
4 5
Co 25de
123
ON
4 5
Co 29de
1 2 3
ON
4 5
Co 27de
123
ON
4 5
Co 18de
123
ON
4 5
Co 22de
123
ON
4 5
Co 26de
123
ON
4 5
Co 30de
123
ON
4 5
Co 31de
123
ON
4 5
Co 19de
" :Doctor mode function"
Descrip :tion
The doctor mode function allows lock release 1 to activate automatically 3 seconds after making a call from the door" "
panel without having to establish communication or press the lock release push button. The call ends after 7
seconds and the channel is freed. (Only the master telephone must be configured with “doctor mode”function).
Activating "doctor mode":
The telephone must be in standby mode to activate doctor mode" ":
Move the volume adjustment to the OFF position.
The telephone must be in standby mode to deactivate doctor mode" ":
Move the volume adjustment away from the OFF position to a medium or maximum position depending on the desired
call volume.
Enabling doctor mode :" "
To enable doctor mode , access the configuration dip switch located inside" " on master telephone
the telephone and set Dip 12 to ON.
11 129 10
ON
Continues from the previous page.
123
ON
4 5
Co 12de
123
ON
4 5
Co 13de
123
ON
4 5
Co 14de
123
ON
4 5
Co 15de
Intercom function:
Intercom functionality between two points in the same apartment comes as standard in the T562 GB2 telephone.
The telephone must be in standby to make intercom calls.
To communicate over the intercom, lift the handset and press the intercom push button. The apartment monitor(s)
being called will emit an audible tone confirming the call is in progress.
There is a period of 40 seconds to attend to the call.
To establish communication lift the handset of the called telephone (or any other one if there is more than one slave
telephone).
The communication will last for one and a half minutes or until the handset is replaced.
T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
Activation light function:
The terminal must be in standby and with the handset on the craddle to activate the light (it requires of SAR-GB2 and
SAR-12/24 modules).
To activate light function (for example "stairs light"), press the push button.
Important: For the wire and configuration, see TSAR-GB2 and TSAR-12/24 manuals.

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To change the ring tones open the telephone (see page 7) and press the hook switch.
Setting the ring tones:
While keeping the hook switch pressed, press the settings button. The telephone's handset will emit the con#gured
tone group.
To change the tone group, press the settings button until the desired tone group is heard; (up to 3 tone groups available,
presented in carousel mode).
To save the selection, release the hook switch. Next, close the telephone and replace the handset.
Ring tones (door panel, intercom and apartment door) can be modi#ed by pressing the settings button located to the
upper left, inside the telephone.
There are three tone groups and each group comprises three set tones. The #rst tone of each group that is heard during
selection, corresponds to door panel calls, the second tone to intercom calls and the third tone to apartment door calls.
Description:
Setting and selecting the call-tone group:
The telephone must be in standby to set and select the desired tone group.
Make a call to check the telephone has been con#gured with the desired tone group.
T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION

Securing the telephone to the wall:
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It is necessary to open the telephone for wiring and fixing
purposes. To open the telephone, insert a plain
screwdriver into the slots and gently lever as shown in the
drawing.
The telephone can be secured using an electrical
embedding box or directly to the wall. To secure directly
to the wall, drill two 6mm. holes at the specified
positions. Use 6mm. wall plugs and Ø3.5 x 25mm
screws.
Pass the installation wires through the corresponding hole and
connect them to the terminal block as per the installation diagram.
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 cradle.
Avoid placing the telephone near sources of heat, in dusty locations or smoky environments. The telephone can be
secured using an electrical embedding box or directly to the wall.
TELEPHONE INSTALLATION:
T562 G 2B TELEPHONE

INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
Installation for 32 apartments/T562 GB2 telephones and Golmar D.C. lock release:
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Access panel
NA2
+AP-
C1 NA1 AP+ C2 AP+ AP- P1 P2 BUSBUS
Relay 2
Relay 1
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12Vdc
Lock release
max. 12 Vdc/270mA.
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
AP
SW1
CODE 0
Twisted pair 2x0.75mm
Twisted pair 2x1mm
60m
A
60m
B
80m 80m
Cable
2
2
10m
C
15m
IMPORTANT: Configure the
dip switch as shown in the
diagram.
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Distances and Cross-Sections:
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
CODE 1
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
CODE 31
L1
L2
T-562 GB2
Master
T562 G 2B TELEPHONE
APARTMENT 1
APARTMENT 2
APARTMENT 32
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( ) For further information about the door panel, AC lock release connection a second lock release mixed installations with monitors and audio terminals,, or
( u msee the “T632/GB2 ser anual (code 50121878)”.
https://doc.golmar.es/search/manual/50121878
T562
A
C
B
T562
FA- 2GB /A
Mains
100~240Vac
N L
CN
BUS (M) BUS(PL)
FA- 2GB /A
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