Kalika Ulydoor User manual

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ULYDOR BY KALIKA
(PBX Door Entry Systems)
Operating Instructions

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Thank you for purchasing our Ulydor PBX Modular Door Entry System.
Ulydor is a highly versatile door entry system, allowing units from 0-64
buttons to be built.
When a visitor arrives at the building it allows them to select from the
name panel the company/person they wish to visit. The visitor presses the
button for that company/person and the appropriate telephone then rings
and allows a conversation to take place. To allow the visitor access the
company/person presses a two digit code on the handset, activating the
door lock and enabling entry to the building.
Ulydor works with most telephone systems able to provide a two wire
analogue extension. With every installation a Ulydor Control Unit will be
required of which there are three options: a UC0 (No Buttons), UC1 (One
Button) and a UC2 (Two Buttons). By adding C4 (4 button extension
control module) and M4 (4 button slave module) units, a system of 0-64
buttons can be built. Each button can be programmed with up to a 16 digit
number, including *, #, pause and hook flash.
Examples of Ulydor Entry Systems
Buttons Modules No. of Modules MK-x
0 UC0 1 1
1 UC1 1 1
2 UC2 1 1
4 UC0 - C4 2 2
5 UC1 - C4 2 2
6 UC2 - C4 2 2
8 UC0 - C4 - M4 3 3
9 UC1 - C4 - M4 3 3
10 UC2 - C4 - M4 3 3
12 UC0 - 2 x C4 - M4 4 4
13 UC1 - 2 x C4 - M4 4 4
14 UC2 - 2 x C4 - M4 4 4
16 UC0 - 2 x (C4+M4) 5 3 + 2
17 UC1 - 2 x (C4+M4) 5 3 + 2
18 UC2 - 2 x (C4+M4) 5 3 + 2
20 UC0 – 3 x C4 – 2 x M4 6 3 + 3
21 UC1 – 3 x C4 – 2 x M4 6 3 + 3
22 UC2 – 3 x C4 – 2 x M4 6 3 + 3
24 UC0 – 3 x C4 – 3 x M4 7 4 + 3
25 UC1 – 3 x C4 – 3 x M4 7 4 + 3
26 UC2 – 3 x C4 – 3 x M4 7 4 + 3
28 UC0 – 4 x C4 – 3 x M4 8 4 + 4
29 UC1 – 4 x C4 – 3 x M4 8 4 + 4
30 UC2 – 4 x C4 – 3 x M4 8 4 + 4
64 UC0 – 8 x C4 – 8 x M4 17 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 +1
Keypad can only be added on systems between 0 – 18 buttons.
Camera module can be added on any combination of buttons.

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The Ulydor Control Modules can also be used in conjunction with a UCK
(12 Button Keypad Module) – particularly useful for staff entry.
Ulydor is supplied with 2 relays allowing the control of two doors for
opening and closing as well as lighting, cameras, etc.
The programming of a Ulydor Door Entry System is carried out by the use
of Windows based software supplied with all UC modules, or by the use of
the telephone keypad. It can also be carried out remotely and those with
the system code can program or re-program remotely by use of a GSM
mobile telephone or by connecting a jumper on the PCB. If a password is
forgotten, then re-programming would be carried out by use of the jumper.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 BASIC DESCRIPTION ………………………………………………. 6
1.1 Features ……………………………………………………... 6
1.2 Module Assembly ………………………………………….. 7
2 INSTALLATION OF ULYDOR ASSEMBLY ……………………… 9
2.1 Installation of Surface Mount Module …………………. 9
2.2 Flush-Mounted Installation ………………………………. 9
2.3 Change of Nameplates ……………………………………. 10
2.4 Installing the Modules …………………………………….. 11
2.4.1 UCx Basic Module ……………………………... 11
2.4.2 Extending Modules - C4 & M4 ….................. 13
2.4.3 UCK – 12 Button Keypad Module …………… 14
2.4.4 Signalling Overview …………………………… 15
3 USING ULYDOR ……………………………………………………... 16
3.1 Ulydor System Without & With Keypad ……………….. 16
3.1.1 Without Keypad ………………………………... 16
3.1.2 With Keypad ……………………………………. 17
3.2 Using the System ………………………………………….. 18
3.2.1 Outgoing Call …………………………………… 18
3.2.2 Incoming Call …………………………………… 18
4
PROGRAMMING OF PARAMETERS …………………………….. 19
4.1 Programming through Phone …………………………… 19
4.1.1 Entry to Programming ………………………… 19
4.1.2 Programming of Parameters ………………… 19
4.2 Programming from PC – Program Nset ……………….. 20
4.3 Overview of Parameters ………………………………….. 21
4.4 Description of Parameters ……………………………….. 22
4.4.1 Direct Dialling – Memories …………………… 22
4.4.2 Relays ……………………………………………. 23
4.4.3 Basic Parameters ……………………………… 25
4.4.4 Time Parameters ………………………………. 27
4.4.5 Presetting and Deleting ………………………. 29
4.4.6 Programming Termination …………………… 29
4.5 System Setting ……………………………………………... 29
4.6 List of Presetting Parameters …………………………… 30
5 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS ………………………………………. 31
5.1 Electrical Parameters ……………………………………... 31
5.2 Mechanical Dimensions ………………………………….. 31
6 TABLE OF EASY PROGRAMMING ………………………………. 32

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Contd)
7 DISTY 300 …………………………………………………………….. 34
7.1 Description ………………………………………………….. 34
7.2 Signalling ……………………………………………………. 34
7.2.1 LED Indication ………………………………….. 34
7.2.2 Tones …………………………………………….. 35
8 IP CAMERA …………………………………………………………... 37

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1 BASIC DESCRIPTION
1.1 Features
•Modular system allows connection of 0 - 64 buttons.
•Voice link is supplied from telephone extension.
•Pulse and Tone dialling (DTMF).
•Two 16 digit numbers with each button (including ρ, #, Hook Flash /
Recall and Pause).
•Day / Night switching.
•Extend call time by ρ or #
•Connection of two independent locks or activate other devices.
•5 switching modes (e.g. camera, lighting, gradual opening, etc).
•Two codes for hanging up the Ulydor from the telephone.
•Two codes for door opening from the telephone.
•Six code locks (password from buttons at the door).
•Optional keypad, on systems with between 0-18 standard buttons.
•Keypad modes can be for direct dialling or memory dialing.
•Optional maximum number of rings to answer an incoming call.
•Optional time interval between button pressing for code entry.
•Optional time for hanging up before redial.
•Optional time before alternative number call.
•Optional parameters for tone choice, length of Recall and Pause.
•Default setting of some parameters.
•Besides the Preset Basic setting it is possible to preset two
alternative default settings.
•Remote telephone programming using DTMF tones or direct from a
PC.
•Integrated heating of printed circuit
•Permanent lighting buttons and name cards.
•Earth connection for better protection against static electricity.

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1.2 Module Assembly
The structural elements of Ulydor are the basic modules: UC0, UC1,
UC2 and extending button modules C4 and M4 with four buttons.
UC0 Module UC1 Module UC2 Module C4/M4 Module
It is possible to provide the assembly with numerical keypad and camera
module (IP, WI-FI, Coax).
UCK Module IP Camera Analogue Camera DECT Disty Box
The complete assembly consists of a system of maximum 4 modules in
column and maximum 3 columns side by side. Examples of frame
configuration are:

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SMB1
Protected Cabinet &
Cosmetic Surround
SMB2
Protected Cabinet &
Cosmetic Surround
SMB4
Proected Cabinet &
Cosmetic Surround
FMBB2
Flush Mount Back Box
Cosmetic Surround
UC2 + C4 + FMBB2 (Horiz)

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2 INSTALLATION OF ULYDOR ASSEMBLY
2.1 Installation of Surface Mount Module
The installation of a SMBx Surface Mount Box is
made by screwing the assembly to the wall.
2.2 Flush-Mounted Installation
The FMBBx box is mounted into the wall and secured by the fixing
screws provided. Lugs are provided for joining FMBBx boxes together if
larger installations are required.
The cosmetic protecting frame provides an
overlap to aid any unevenness when mounting
the box into the space created in the wall. The
canopy (EWHx) is necessary for installations in
external areas and is an accessory for the
FMBBx box and replaces the need for the
FMBBx cosmetic surround. When installed in exposed areas that are
subject to condensation, temperature changes, waterspray, or rain it is
recommended that the EWHx box is used and that the heater connector
is jumpered onto the UCx module and set to the "ON" position.
The BOARD HEATING has two positive functions.
Firstly, it heats up the electronics in winter at
temperatures -20
o
C (temperature range has
guaranteed parameters from -20
o
C), and secondly
with external installations experiencing rapid
temperature changes in humid areas the heater
prevents condensation on the Ulydor UCx PCB.

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2.3 Change of Nameplates
The first step is to dismantle the fixing frame (See Diagram 1) by
removing the two hidden screws top and bottom. Remove the modules
requiring information change by inserting a screw driver into the side of
the module (See Diagrams 2 and 3). Each module is in two parts, the
front facia plate being metal and the back plate being plastic. Separate
the two parts and note that each button has its own nameplate located
under a clear plastic flag (See Diagram 4). New information can be
printed from the Nset program on the supplied CD or downloaded from
www.kalika.co.uk
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
Diagram 3 Diagram 4

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2.4 Installing the Modules
2.4.1 UCx Basic Module
The Ulydor basic module is supplied in
three variants:
UC0 - No Buttons
UC1 - One Button, and
UC2 - Two Buttons
Figure 1 - Rear view of Basic Module
The telephone extension circuit from the PBX / line should be connected
to the terminal marked "ab line" (See Figure 1). The Ulydor circuits are
powered from the telephone line and nothing extra should be required to
make voice communication.
If one or two relays are to be used, an AC PSU of between 10V – 15V,
or with DC PSU between 12V – 18V must be connected to the "12V"
terminal. The PSU loading depends on number of modules, since it
feeds backlighting to the name card display. With the maximum number
of modules the demand will not exceed 300mA. If the PSU is also used
for power feed to the lock(s), then consideration needs to be given to the
electrical demands of the lock(s). In practice a 12V/1A meets these
demands.

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The connection of relay contact terminals is shown in Figure 1. The
"NO" designation means a normally open relay contact, "COM" means a
pin contact (middle) and "NC" means a normally closed contact. The
contacts of both relays are galvanically isolated from each other and
from other Ulydor circuits. The connection variations are shown in
Figure 2.
Figure 2 - Examples of Switch Connections
The "G" Faston 2.8mm terminal protects against static electricity (to be
connected to earth).
The "VOLUME" trimmer allows adjustment to the volume of the
loudspeaker, it has no effect on other Ulydor features. The "MIC"
trimmer (placed under PDV board) provides the adjustment of
microphone volume. Such adjustment can improve the quality of speech
when subjected to ambient noise in the street, etc.

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The "HEAT" jumper allows the switching of board heating. This function
requires the connection of 12V supply on "12V" marked terminal.
The "EXPANSION" marked connector serves the connection of
extending modules by means of flat cable.
The "PRG" marked connector provides the Ulydor adjustment from the
PC by means of serial cable and allows service programming and new
software uploads.
The "SERVICE" jumper allows direct access to programming. It can be
used in the absence of password for programming.
2.4.2 Extending Modules – C4 & M4
These modules are supplied in two designs.
The C4 module has four buttons
and includes the electronics to
connect to a UCx module. The
C4 is connected to a UCx by a flat
cable for additional buttons and
lighting. The flat cable connector
block is designed for one way
connection to prevent incorrect
alignment and therefore keeps the
connection routing correct.
The M4 (slave) module has four
buttons which connect via
terminal blocks on the previous
C4 module. The connections are
individually wired by screw
terminals (See Figure 3).
Remember:
Ulydor C modules always connect
in series, using the flat cable
connectors to the main control
unit (UCx). A module always
connects to a C4 module.
Figure 3 – Connection of C4 & M4

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2.4.3 UCK – 12 Button Keypad Module
The keypad module is connected by flat cables to the
UCx or the C4 module. The keypad module is always the
last module in the row (no other module can be
connected beyond it). It can only be linked to the control
module, or the first/second C4 modules. This means that
systems with a keypad support a maximum of 18 direct
dial buttons. The possible assemblies of modules are:
•UCx + UCK (Position 1)
•Ucx + C4 + UCK (Position 2) + M4 (if required)
•Ucx + C4 + C4 + UCK Position 3) + 2 x M4 (if required)
Note: when programming the position of keypad connection must be
correctly specificed (parameter 48).
The extension or memory choice is entered by
pressing the numeric buttons. The key symbol must
be pressed first before entering a password. When
pressing X, the Ulydor will hang up.
2.4.3 Other Modules
Other extending modules are offered and can be ordered through your
supplier.

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2.4.4 Signalling Overview
Ulydor signals acoustic tones during its operation. There is a further
signal provided by an LED placed on the main control unit.
Condition Tones Tone
frequency LED
Line lifting up –▄–■–▀– 425-850-1275 glows
Line hanging up –▀–■–▄1275-850-425 goes out
Report after calling –▄–■–▀– 425-850-1275 glows
Command confirmation from phone ––█–– 425
Dialling DTMF/Pulse goes out
Call glows
Notice about call end –■–■–■– 1275 glows
Entry to programming from phone –■–■–■– 850 glows
Programming from phone ––▓–▓––––– mod. 850 glows
Parameter confirmation ––█–– glows
Entry to programming from PC –■–■–■– 850 glows
Programming from PC blinks
Connection to line (Reset) –■–▄–■– 1275-850-1275 blinks
Error (anything if unsuitable) –■–■–■–■–■–■– 425….
Empty memory (no programming number) –█–▄–■–▄–■–▄– 850-1275-1700.

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3 USING ULYDOR
Ulydor functions are influenced partly by the modules used (with or
without keypad module) and partly by the Ulydor system parameters.
For instance, if a single button module is installed the functions relate
purely to that particular module's parameters. As another example, if a
keypad is added the parameters of the keypad settings will affect some
parameters of programming the main control unit.
3.1 Ulydor System Without & With Keypad
3.1.1 Without Keypad
The system buttons are provided by the side of the nameplates for
company/person extension inside the building. The visitor will press the
corresponding button, the Ulydor System will open up the line either
immediately, or with delay (parameter 53)and after the period given by
parameter 55 will dial the programmed phone number. The dialling
number differs by choice mode, which is set in the Ulydor System
(parameter 47):
- Day / Night mode – when the Ulydor System is set in Day mode, it
is always dialling a number set in parameter 1. When in Night
mode, it is always dialling a number set in parameter 2. The mode
switchover is set in parameters 45, 46.
- mode of second number group = first press – it always dials a
number set in parameter 1. By repeated pressing of the same
button or detection of a busy tone after dialling the Ulydor System it
will select the number from the second group (parameter 2). The
next press of the same button again selects a number of the first
group, etc.
If a visitor presses the button after the Ulydor System has already
provided a line, the system will hang up for a given period (parameter
54), at the end of that period it will then reopen and dial a new number.
The number choice is carried out in tone (DTMF), and pulse dialling
according to the setting of parameter 41. Almost in all cases in the UK it
will require DTMF.

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The relay (code lock) can be controlled by the first 10 buttons of Ulydor.
If the visitor presses buttons in a combination that meets the pre-
programmed code (parameters 32-34) and the time among presses is
not bigger than the set point (parameter 53), then the Ulydor will
activate and deactivate the corresponding relay (if set in m=1 or m=5
modes) to the period given by parameter 36 event. 38. Then it will hang
up the line.
3.1.2 With Keypad
The Ulydor System with keypad can also include
(besides the keypad) up to 10 buttons of direct dialling
always behaving as mentioned in Chapter 3.1.1,
except the code lock as this is always situated on the
keypad. After the keypad is connected, the position of
where the keypad is connected should be set
(parameter 48).
The keypad has two functional buttons:
key symbol = pressing the numerical combination is considered as
the combination for control of the relays.
Xsymbol = when pressing Xthe Ulydor immediately will hang
up.
The number selection on the keypad can be executed in two ways
(parameter 49):
- The incoming person dialling a number (extension) as would be
done on a phone – the period among button presses should be
lower than the value given by parameter 53. After this period the
Ulydor System will lift up and dial the given number.
- On memory mode the incoming person is dialling a two-digit number
relative to the preset buttons (from 01-64), which represents the
memory number, where the 16-digit number is stored (same as for
buttons). The number dialling is managed by Day / Night setting or
mode for two groups of numbers (as described in Chapter 3.1.1).

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3.2 Using the System
3.2.1 Outgoing Call
An outgoing call is a call from the Ulydor (made by the visitor) to an
internal user's telephone. After the visitor presses a button, the door
entry system calls the internal telephone, which when answered, will
allow voice connection to the visitor at the door. Using the telephone
keypad, the internal user can then activate the relays (parameter 35),
change over the Day / Night modes (parameters 45, 46) and hang up
(parameter 43). 10 seconds before the call ends (parameter 52) the
Ulydor will send a noticeable tone, signalling the call is about to end.
However, the call may be extended by pressing the * key (parameter
42). When the user ends the call the PBX sends a busy tone to the
Ulydor and the Ulydor also hangs up.
3.2.2 Incoming Call
An incoming call is a call from an internal user's telephone to the Ulydor.
After the extension number of the Ulydor is dialled, the Ulydor will ring
and after a set number of rings (parameter 51) will answer whereupon it
is possible to speak. The possibilities are the same as with an outgoing
call (Chapter 3.2.1).
•During the first 10 seconds, # followed by the service password
(parameter 44) can be entered. The Ulydor will then enter
programming mode.
•The other exception of an incoming call is by connecting the
“SERVICE” jumper. The Ulydor will automatically enter programming
mode when answering an incoming call. This facility should be used
if you have forgotten the service password. Warning: Never leave
a system installed with the "SERVICE" jumper connected.

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4 PROGRAMMING OF PARAMETERS
4.1 Programming through Phone
4.1.1 Entry to Programming
The Ulydor System can be set to programming mode in two ways:
1. by password – Dial the extension number of the Ulydor and the
Ulydor will answer. Within the first 20 seconds you should dial
#xxxx (where xxxx is the programming password). If correct, the
registration tone to programming will sound and afterwards the
programming tone can be heard.
2. by "SERVICE" jumper – dial the extension number of the Ulydor
and the Ulydor will answer in programming mode – you hear tone
for answering, registration tone to programming and afterwards
the programming tone can be heard. You should only use the
"SERVICE" jumper if you have forgotten the password!
4.1.2 Programming of Parameters
The initial state for programming is signalled by the programming tone
and the Ulydor will return to this state after 5 seconds with no DTMF
input (even if you have started programming).
There are two types of parameter:
fixed length – the majority of parameters are of fixed length. After
entering the parameter you will hear an acknowledge tone.
variable length – some of the parameters are of a variable length. A
good example is the parameters which store the numbers dialled when a
user presses a button. After entering the parameter you should wait 5
seconds until you hear the confirmation tone.
If during programming you enter an invalid digit the Ulydor will
immediately emit an error tone. The parameter will not be recorded nor
changed, the Ulydor will return to programming mode and it is possible
to repeat the parameter setting or program another parameter.

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The Ulydor stays inactive in programming mode for 34 seconds then it
will automatically hang up. You can also end the programming mode by
pressing 9.
Note 1: if you wish to keep the connection (extend beyond the 34 second
period), press 6, 7, 0, * or # from time to time. The Ulydor
immediately responds by error tone and will extend the period before
hanging up.
Note 2: When entering the door release passwords (parameters 32,
33, 34), you can finish with the # key. This will save you waiting 5
seconds for the confirmation tone.
4.2 Programming from PC – Program Nset
The Ulydor can be set up from a PC. The special RS232 PROG cable
should be connected to a serial port and the Nset program should be
installed. The Ulydor has to be connected to a telephone line.
Procedure:
- Connect the Ulydor to the telephone line
- Connect the Ulydor to the PC via the programming cable (if there is
no serial port on your PC use a SUB – RS232 adapter). The Ulydor
will answer and the LED light on the front panel will light.
- Run the Nset program – the Ulydor will report entry to PC
programming mode. While the Nset software program is being used
the Ulydor will be in programming mode – this status is indicated by
a flashing LED (1 second on 1 second off) on the front of the UC
module. If the connection to the Nset software is lost it will be
necessary to disconnect and reconnect the RS232 programming
cable. The Ulydor UC module will answer and will indicate re-entry
to programming mode.