Leitronic AG EasyAlarm EA-TAB-NT Installation manual

LEITRONIC AG
Swiss Security Systems
EasyAlarm ELEVATOR
Issue: 11 / 2014
Code: 0221Code: 0221
Isue: 2/2019

Program calli g umbers 5.1 Write dow umbers
**1 A ou ceme t *
**2 A ou ceme t *
**3 A ou ceme t *
**4 A ou ceme t *
**5 A ou ceme t *
**6 A ou ceme t *
**7 A ou ceme t *
**8 A ou ceme t *
Calli g umber seque ce 5.2.2 Write dow seque ce
**0 A ou ceme t *
Program routi e umber 6.5.5 / 6.5.4 Write dow umber
**9 A ou ceme t *
Record i dividual a ou ceme t 5.4 Write dow text
**# I div. A ou ceme t * I div. A ou ceme t
PIN-Code 5.5 Ide tificatio (4 to 7 digits)
# # re-e ter PIN-Code #
Operatio 6
Battery error Emerg. Call activated 9.12
Check pho e li e
Power failure (Operatio )-supervisio 1/2/3 activated
4.8 4.8
Test calli g umbers 1-9 6.8
Press key 1-9 Selected umber will be Check ha ds-free Disco ect: called party must
co ectio quality press 0
3.2
Check wiri g 4.6
**** 1/2/3 activated / desactivated 4.6
Start-up

1. Safety instructions...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.1 Telephone connection.......................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Power supply....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Safety notes.........................................................................................................................................................................................2
2. Set view........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2.1 Sub-communication unit.......................................................................................................................................................................4
3. Assembly......................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1 Assembly / drillin template for EasyAlarm®........................................................................................................................................5
3.2 Assembly of the sub-communication unit.............................................................................................................................................5
4. Installation....................................................................................................................................................................................................7
4.1 Telephone wirin .................................................................................................................................................................................7
4.2 Sensor-Wirin ......................................................................................................................................................................................7
4.3 Power supply....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.4 Outputs ...............................................................................................................................................................................................9
4.5 LMK70T-Amplifier (Hearin aid loop / Exciter)......................................................................................................................................9
4.6 Check wirin (Functional test)..............................................................................................................................................................9
4.7 Pro rammin .......................................................................................................................................................................................9
4.8 Operation.............................................................................................................................................................................................9
5. Programming............................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.1 How to pro ram new callin numbers (Announce/Chan e/Delete)....................................................................................................10
5.2 Callin numbers sequence.................................................................................................................................................................11
5.3 Remote pro rammin of callin number and callin number sequence.............................................................................................11
5.4 How to select user lan ua e / record individual messa e..................................................................................................................12
5.5 How to pro ram PIN-Code (Identification)..........................................................................................................................................12
. Functional description.............................................................................................................................................................................. 13
6.1 Self test at power on..........................................................................................................................................................................13
6.2 Arm / Disarm system..........................................................................................................................................................................13
6.3 Waitin period....................................................................................................................................................................................13
6.4 Supervision mode..............................................................................................................................................................................13
6.5 Alarm functions..................................................................................................................................................................................14
6.6 Telephone connection........................................................................................................................................................................15
6.7 Alarm repetition..................................................................................................................................................................................16
6.8 Test call..............................................................................................................................................................................................16
6.9 Remote access by diallin -in..............................................................................................................................................................17
6.10 Machine room communication (EA-8-DPXM / EA-8-DPXFM)............................................................................................................18
6.11 Fire bri ade communication EN81-72................................................................................................................................................19
7. Useful notes............................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
7.1 Touch-tone commands.......................................................................................................................................................................20
7.2 Announcement...................................................................................................................................................................................20
7.3 Functional tests..................................................................................................................................................................................21
7.4 Battery check / replacement ..............................................................................................................................................................21
7.5 Maintenance......................................................................................................................................................................................21
8. Trouble shooting / Error handling............................................................................................................................................................22
8.1 General.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
8.2 Telephone line / Connection ..............................................................................................................................................................22
8.3 Quality of the hands-free communication / Touch-tone durin connection..........................................................................................23
8.4 Diallin -in........................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
8.5 Wirin test.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
9. Special programming................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
9.1 Ready/Modify profile..........................................................................................................................................................................25
9.2 Factory settin s (Default Value).........................................................................................................................................................25
9.3 Alarm repetitions................................................................................................................................................................................25
9.4 Routine call intervall...........................................................................................................................................................................25
9.5 Power failure......................................................................................................................................................................................25
9.6 User announcement ..........................................................................................................................................................................26
9.7 Connection time-outs.........................................................................................................................................................................26
9.8 Diallin -in (remote access).................................................................................................................................................................26
9.9 Remote pro rammin ........................................................................................................................................................................27
9.10 Diallin delay for EA-8-DPXN.............................................................................................................................................................27
9.11 Sensor-1: Misuse-protection..............................................................................................................................................................27
9.12 Sensor-2: Emer ency-button.............................................................................................................................................................28
9.13 Sensor-3: Technical alarm..................................................................................................................................................................28
9.14 Control sub-communication unit ........................................................................................................................................................29
9.15 Back round-Noise filter......................................................................................................................................................................29
9.16 Hands-free volume adjustment..........................................................................................................................................................29
9.17 DTMF optimization for mobile connections.........................................................................................................................................29
10. Accessory................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
11. Contents of delivery / Specification......................................................................................................................................................... 33
11.1 Contents of delivery...........................................................................................................................................................................33
11.2 Specification.......................................................................................................................................................................................33
12. Warranty..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
13. Drilling pattern........................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
14. Index........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 Telephone connection
EasyAlarm® is desi ned to connect to an analo ue telephone line. This network must remain in service for at least one
hour after a mains power loss accordin to EN81-28.
These are:
analo ue PSTN (with EA-8-DPXN in combined use with downstream existin subscriber as modem/fax).
analo ue port of an ISDN terminal:
ISDN-NT has to be repro rammed for emer ency operation at the ab-port.
One line must be available at any time.
Mobile interface / Gateway with approval, i.e. from Leitronic  10.7.1.
analo ue port of a private exchan e usin UPS (Interruptible power supply 1h bufferin ).
DECT-Interface  10.7.2.
Multiple EasyAlarm® sharin one line:
Ensure that the first alarm number is always available, because if multiple alarms tri ered at the same time it is
possible that only first number can be reached.
A maximum of three units can share one line.
In case of star cable routin (max. 15 Ω difference per connection = Calc 2 x conductor resistance!) up to 4 diallers can
be connected. Example: AWG 24 (U72) = 2 x 90 Ω / km => difference in len th max. 15 Ω / (2 x 90 Ω / km) = 0.083km.
In case of a two-step-diallin -in  6.9.2 the number of diallers is doubled.
Not suitable:
VoIP (VoiceoverInternetProtocol), cable-TV-modem or NGN (NextGenerationNetwork), as in case of a power loss even
with local backup the network (Amplifiers, Fiber network etc.) cannot guarantee EN81-28.
If a "fail-safe" connection is uaranteed, ensure that DTMF-transmission will be real-time i.e. confi ure “DTMF
inband” on the ATA (Analo TelephoneAdapter).
The volta e of the telephone network is defined in EN 41003. It is hi her than 40 V and therefore please beware for
electrical hazard and disconnect the phone line whenever workin on connections.
The telephone line can be protected with a li htnin protection interface  10.11.
1.2 Power supply
A transformer accordin to the safety re ulation EN60950 provides power supply. 9V battery is used as a back up in case of
power failure. It is located on the rear side oft the device.
In case of a mains power loss in combination with a low battery, EasyAlarm® can still make a call to one destination
powered over the telephone line.
If a relay is used to start emer ency call, beware that this relay is powered for at least 1 hour after a mains loss.
1.3 Safety notes
All the electrical connections have to be potential free; therefore no round connection between elevator control-unit
nor the power supply is permitted. Observe the re ulation accordin to EN60950.
If you hear or o after power on, you have to replace the battery  7.4.
Check alarm functions and start a test-call, before the system is put in service  6.8.
Please note, an alarm by telephone is only successful if the subscriber takes care of the followin points:
Alarm must not be answered by an answerin machine or equal equipment.
Mobile phones can be out of covera e (e. . under round car park, shielded rooms, remote areas and so on).
Do not open the device (exception: openin of battery compartment).
Do not brin the device into contact with water.
Use only small si nal switches or relay contacts for the emer ency buttons. Do not use 230 V contact material, since it
may not ive a reliable contact.
2
Battery failure beep,beep,beep

2. SET VIEW
1. Keypad
Is used to pro ram  5 and to control the alarm unit  6.
All the EasyAlarm®-keys are marked in black within this document: 123456789*0#.
In contrast the touch-tone commands initiated on the telephone to remote control the alarm unit are marked in white:
123456789*0#.
2. Speaker
Serves to uide the user durin pro rammin or durin telephone connection as a speaker.
3. Microphone
The microphone is turned on durin the hands-free connection.
4. Indicator (LED)
Status of the LED's Operation mode
Green Waitin period  6.3
Green flashin every 4 seconds Supervision mode (active)  6.4
Green is on and off for 4 seconds alternatively Supervision mode (inactive)  6.4
Oran e Telephone connection  6.6
5. Selection switch
Position Info
I Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) not monitored
II Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) as alarm: adapt alarm condition  9.11.1
III Emer ency call with misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) used for misuse filter  9.11.2
6. Function switch
Position Info
OFF Device is switched off
PROG Enterin of callin numbers, callin number sequence, PIN-Code and further parameters
ON Device is in supervision mode
7. External port (EXT) for sub-communication unit, emer ency button etc.
PIN Info Function Colour Specification
1 LS+ Speaker blue On -potential, observe isolation
2 OUT Switch oran e On -potential, observe isolation
3 S2 (Sensor-2) Emer ency contact (EC) black On -potential, observe isolation
4 +12 V Supply red On -potential, observe isolation
5 S1 (Sensor-1) Door si nal reen On -potential, observe isolation
6 GND GND yellow On -potential, observe isolation
7 S3 (Sensor-3) Alarm contact brown On -potential, observe isolation
8 MIC+ Microphone white On -potential, observe isolation
8. Battery compartment
The 9 V-battery is used to supply power durin a power failure. Chan e battery  7.4.
In the battery compartment is a switch to confi ure the type of the emer ency button (NO / NC)  9.12.
9. Plug S1
PIN Info Function Specification
1 S1a Misuse-protection si nal 10 to 50 V AC/DC
2 S1b Misuse-protection si nal 10 to 50 V AC/DC
10. Phone-jack (-LINE)
PIN Info Function Colour Specification
3,4 a,b-IN to PSTN / Gateway red, reen On -potential, observe isolation
2,5 a/b-OUT to phone/modem black, yellow On -potential, observe isolation
 EA-8-DPXN, EA-8-DPXM and EA-8-DPXFM only
3
4
6
3
2
1
5
7
8
9
10

2.1 Sub-communication unit
1. Speaker
Serves to uide the user durin pro rammin or durin the
telephone connection as a speaker.
2. Microphone
The microphone is turned on durin the hands-free
connection.
3. Volume  on the back side!
To adjust volume of the internal speaker (LMK70C)
or Loop-output (LMK70T).
4. LED-Indicators
With li ht-pipes PGN25145 to front panel Operation mode
Yellow Call activated
Green Hands-free communication
EN81-28:2018 alternatin blinkin (since version
8.51)
Nou routinecall durin the last intervall  9.4
5. Port X2
PIN LMK70C/T LMC70 Specification
1 NO (normally open) EC On -potential, observe isolation
2 C EC On -potential, observe isolation
3 NC (normally closed) - On -potential, observe isolation
PIN LMK70T  hearin aid loop / Exicter
4,5 Loop On -potential, observe isolation
6. Port X7
PIN Info Function Specification
1 VIN(-) 8 to 35 V DC
Max. 400 mA (12 V)
Max. 220 mA (24 V)
Supply i.e. from emer ency li ht
Standby DPX, DPXF, DPXN: 70 mA (12 V) / 40 mA (24 V)
Standby DPXM, DPXFM: 95 mA (12 V) / 55 mA (24 V)
2,3 VIN(+)
decoupled via
diodes
5 Lamp(+) 8 to 35 V DC for Lamp1 and Lamp2
4 Lamp1(-) Open-Collector-outputs
(- is switchin contact)
max. 300 mA/output
1.1A in total (fused)
Output-volta e=VIN
Yellow icon li ht (phone) indicates a telephone connection.
6 Lamp2(-) Green icon li ht (speak) is on, when hands-free connection is
established after receivin touch-tone command 1.
7 ECTest(-) Open PCB-switch INT in case of usin en external remote controlled
emer ency button.
8 LMK-OUT(-) Multifunctional output: Variants of use  9.14.2 
a) to forward alarm to buildin control system
b) "Help is comin "-lamp
9,10 S3 (IN) Optocoupler-input
10 to 50 V (AC/DC)
Technical Alarm: 
7. External port (EXT) for EasyAlarm®
PIN Info Function Colour Specification
1 LS+ Speaker blue On -potential, observe isolation
2 OUT Switch oran e On -potential, observe isolation
3 S2 (Sensor-2) Emer ency contact (EC) black On -potential, observe isolation
4 +12 V Supply red On -potential, observe isolation
5 S1 (Sensor-1) Door si nal reen On -potential, observe isolation
6 GND GND yellow On -potential, observe isolation
7 S3 (Sensor-3) Alarm contact brown On -potential, observe isolation
8 MIC+ Microphone white On -potential, observe isolation
4
Alarm due to Sensor-3
 nur EA-LMK70C/T
 LMK70C/T only

3. ASSEMBLY
3.1 Assembly / drilling template for EasyAlarm®
Drillin template  13
Note:
If EasyAlarm® is mounted in a closed box (i.e. EA-IP-Box  10.10) the internal microphone must be turned off
(to eliminate acoustical feedback). In this case mark dialler to pointin out that the microphone is turned off. Label unit
with “microphone deactivated”.
3.2 Assembly of the sub-communication unit
Once mounted, the speaker and the microphone in particular should not be covered, otherwise the communication
quality decreases (reduced volume, poor hands free quality)  8.3.
Make sure the microphone hole and the panel hole fit.
The sub-communication unit must be mounted directly behind the panel without any ap, otherwise there will be an
acoustic feedback. If necessary insulate speaker and microphone room acoustically usin foam or rubber.
Do not use any foil between the front panel and sub-unit, not even in waterproof versions option: -WG.
3.2.1 Retrofit solutions to existing elevators
3.2.1.1 Chrome panels (flush / surface mount, Inox=steel or PC=polycarbonate
EA-TAB (without button) EA-TAB-NT EA-TAB-HK("Help is comin ") EA-TABPC-NTI (comm. unit
if current button remains in use incl. ext..button RT-42/Typ IX incl. ext. display RA-42 with inte rated emer . button)
Art. No: 100.0220 Inox 2mm Art. No: 100.0221 Inox 2mm Art. No: 100.0222 Inox 2mm
Art. No: 100.0210 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0211 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0212 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0216 PC 3mm
100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm
3.2.1.2 Transparent frame for surface mounting of panels
Suitable for front panels 100.0220 to 100.0223 incl. two inlays on bottom / top for LED emer ency li ht chain e. . Art. No:
100.0870 or 100.0873  10.6
Art. No: 100.0231 Art. No: 100.0232 Seal
100 x 220 x 23 mm 100 x 200 mm (Foam 1.5mm)
incl. two mountin -screws for panels 100.0220 to 100.0223
5
Sub-comm. unit
Panel
Sub-comm. unit
foam or ali ned
Sub-comm. unit


Sub-comm. unit 

3.2.1.3 Panel drilling template with SNEL-retrofit kit (Art. No: 100.0277)
Adhesive film for easy mount EN70-Symbols to stick on Light pipes
sub-communication unit panel front PGN25145
3.2.2 New installation or new panels
Drillin hole proposals from Schäfer GmbH with the appropriate order code.
In addition, two external EN81-70 indicators: e. . Type MA42 (shepherds) or similar.
The built-in LEDs and two li ht pipes (Art. No: 25 145 PGN) will lead li ht to the
front: hole diameter Ø = 2.6-0.05mm.
Option 1: "G9924"
Option 2: "G9924 LMK70-LED" with holes for li ht pipes and en ravin
Option 1: "G9924w " waterproof drillin pattern => use EA-LMK70C-WG to achieve IP54
Option 2: "G9924w LMK70-LED" with holes for li ht pipes and en ravin
Option 1: "G4824"
Option 2: " G4824 LMK70-LED" with holes for li ht pipes and en ravin
6
14.4
Ø2.6
30
14.4
14.4
30
4.4
3.85
Ø4
Ø2.6
Ø2.6
Ø4
30
Ø4
Option 2
Option 2
Option 2

4. INSTALLATION
Place 9 V-battery or volta e converter EA-DCDC ( 10.3.1) inside the battery compartment on the back side of the unit.
4.1 Telephone wiring
PIN Info Function Colour Specification
3,4 a,b-IN to PSTN / Gateway red, reen On -potential, observe isolation
2,5 a/b-OUT to phone/modem black, yellow On -potential, observe isolation
 EA-8-DPXN, EA-8-DPXM and EA-8-DPXFM only
4.1.1 Check telephone line
In case of check if volta e over the a,b-IN wires is between 20-50 V DC.
4.2 Sensor-Wiring
All sensor-inputs are available for potential-free contacts on the EXT jack on the alarm unit. Sensor-1/3 are also available
as volta e input => built-in optocoupler (S1 at EasyAlarm® S3 at the LMK70C/T). The non-insulated connections are
sensitive to radiation from external fields, and connected to the PSTN (telephone network). Thus the quality of the hands-
free connection is optimal, consider the followin points:
Cut cable to size and do not wind up to ether with other cables.
Line up cable separated from cable in parallel to avoid interference. Do not extend wirin over the
han in cable.
Disconnect telephone line before connectin sensors to avoid contact to the telephone volta e.
All sensor-contacts connected directly must be potential free.
Provide isolation of at least 1750V to round.
Hands-free problem solvin  8.3.
4.2.1 Misuse protection input / Alarm signal S1 (Sensor- 1)
Connect door / photocell si nal S1 (10 to 50 V AC or DC) to the reen terminal of the on the EasyAlarm®. Polarity and
reference potential may be arbitrary.
Function depends on the position of the selection switch
Position Info
I Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) not monitored
II Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) as alarm: adapt alarm condition  9.11.1
III Emer ency call with misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) used for misuse filter  9.11.2
 Emer ency call will be stopped when si nal chan es within misuse-protection time-out (=travel time)
7
Door control/
Photocell
+
Polarity / potential unlimited
OFF
ON
PROG
Power failure
OFF
ON
PROG
Check phone line
Supervision x activated
1 2 3 4 5 6
Han in cable
DPX: 2 wire
DPXN/DPXM: 4 wire 
PSTN
GSM
MR-  
Modem
Black
Red
Green
Yellow
1
2 Black
3 Red
4 Green
5 Yellow
6
EasyAlarm
PSTN
Gateway

4.2.2 Potential free emergency button (Sensor-2)
The emer ency call button can be connected directly to the EXT jack or to the X2 plu on the sub-communication unit.
Requirements for an emer ency call button accordin to EN81-70:
Symbol: Bell sublime.
Centre of the button >90cm (<110cm) from cabin floor.
Surface ≥ 490mm2.
Panel orientation is portrait: alarm button must be the first button from the bottom.
Panel orientation is landscape: alarm button must be the first button from the left.
Use only small si nal switches or relay contacts. Do not use 230 V contact material, since it may not ive a reliable contact.
If the emer ency button is not isolated, i.e. older panels with only a sin le alarm contact for the alarm horn, the accessory
EA-NT-IN ( 10.7) can be used to ensure isolation.
PIN Function Colour Specification
3 Emer contact (EC) black On -potential, beware isolation
6 GND yellow On -potential, beware isolation
Wirin for normally closed contacts NC-contact Caution: In case of horn supply loss: Emer . call
connect to X2 of sub-comm.-unit
or EXT-jack PIN 3/6
Wirin for normally open contacts: NO-contact
connect to X2 of sub-comm.-unit
or EXT-jack PIN 3/6
Adjust EasyAlarm® to the type of contact to be used (Normally open / Normally closed). Shippin : normally open,
confi uration:  9.12.
4.2.2.1 Remote controlled emergency button
 EA-LMK70C/T: if a remote-controlled button is used  open drill hole INT inside the housin and connect
coil wires to X7: Lamp(+) and ECTest(-) (max. 300 mA/Open-Collector).
4.2.3 Alarm signal S3 (Sensor-3)
 EA-LMK70C/T: Connect si nal S3 (10 to 50 V AC or DC) to X7: S3 (IN). The polarity and the reference potential may
be arbitrary. Adapt alarm condition  19.13.
8
Retrofittin of existin plants with
sin le-contact button for the alarm horn
 use EA-NT-IN ( 10.4)
RJ45-cable
2-wire / max. 3 m
Art. No: 118.0140
NO/EC
C/EC
EA-NT-IN
NC
NO -
C+
-
NC/EC
C/EC
+
EA-NT-IN
NC
NO -
NC
C+
-
+

4.3 Power supply
Connect supply volta e (8 to 35 V DC) to X7: VIN(+) and VIN(-) of the sub-communication unit or to the volta e converter
EA-DCDC  10.3.1(Check polarity).
Notes:
These outputs need VIN to be functional: Lamp1, Lamp2, LMK-OUT, EC-TEST, Loop
The two VIN(+)-inputs of the sub-communication unit are decoupled via diodes.
e. . for 24 V supply volta e (normal operation) and 12 V emer ency power (UPS)!
If only 230V AC are available you may use uninterrupted power supply USV-230VAC-12V-IP  10.3.5:
EA-ACDC-USV  10.3.2 + EA-NSG  10.3.4 + 12V-battery pre-mounted in IP65 protective housin .
4.4 Outputs
Connect lamp phone to X7: Lamp(+) and Lamp1(-)
Connect lamp speak to X7: Lamp(+) and Lamp2(-)
 EA-LMK70C/T: Relay/Lamp to X7: Lamp(+) and LMK-OUT(-)
Notes:
Output-volta e=VIN.
Current: max. 300 mA/Open-Collector.
Adapt output conditions to your needs  9.14.
4.5 LMK70T-Amplifier (Hearing aid loop / Exciter)
Connect either the hearin loop or the exciter at the output loop (terminal X2) and adjust amplifier
usin potentiometer VOLUME. Not functional without VIN applied.
4. Check wiring (Functional test)
**** or
<n> = 1, 2 or 3 1: Sensor-1 = Misuse si nal or alarm si nal input S1
2: Sensor-2 = Emer ency button contact
3: Sensor-3 = Alarm si nal S3
In case of when emer ency contact is idle adapt contact type  9.12.
4.7 Programming
Callin numbers, Identification and functional-parameter  5 and 9.
4.8 Operation
Choose selection switch position
Position Info
I Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) not monitored
II Emer ency call without misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) as alarm: adapt alarm condition  9.11.1
III Emer ency call with misuse protection / Si nal S1 (Sensor-1) used for misuse filter
Set function switch to ON
In case of or  7.4.
In case of  8.2.
In case of  4.3.
After the announcement: EasyAlarm® is ready  6.
If you press key 1 - 9 a call to the appropriated callin number will be tri ered.
Brief the alarm operator how to serve the EasyAlarm® call (short instructions available).
9
X2 X7
OFF
ON
PROG
Check phone line
Battery error
Power failure
(Operation mode-) Supervision I/II/III activated
2 aktivated
<n> deactivated
<n> activated
OFF
ON
PROG
OFF
ON
PROG
Operation WITHOUT
sub-communication unit
usin EA-DCDC  10.3.1 Operation WITH
sub-communication
unit
X2 X7
Supply volta e 230 V AC
USV-230VAC-12V-IP  10.3.5
EA-ACDC-USV  10.3.2
EA-NSG  10.3.4
beep,beep,beep

5. PROGRAMMING
All the pro rammed parameters remain stored by switchin off the alarm unit.
If you want to prevent EasyAlarm® from unwanted repro rammin  5.5.1.
Doin so you will et messa e when switched to PROG.
Adjustin this parameter has influence on the described performance. Chan e these values only when absolutely
necessary and test the desired behaviour prior to use.
5.1 How to program new calling numbers (Announce/Change/Delete)
EasyAlarm® supports nine callin numbers. To announce or modify a number please proceed as follows:
1. Set function switch to PROG.
2. Enter ** <n> (n =1 to 9: selected callin number).
3. If you want to modify callin number press *, otherwise proceed with step 5.
4. Enter new callin number. To delete number switch to OFF directly.
5. Set function switch to OFF.
Notes:
Check each phone number with a test call  6.8.
Each key press is confirmed with a beep.
Key # will lead to a diallin delay of 5 seconds, provided it is entered between two di its, e. . a delay is essential in a
private exchan e. (i.e. 0#callin number).
If your private exchan e needs a flash pulse to start an internal call, followin pro rammin is possible: 2#
followed by the extension number.
Key * as part of the callin number will result in a call usin protocol Point-ID/Contact-ID  5.1.1.
Callin number 1 cannot be deleted due to safety aspects because it is the only number to be called in case of an
emer ency operation (supply power loss and battery empty at the same time).
Callin number 9 is reserved for routine call  6.5.5 and for alarm due to power failure  6.5.4.
5.1.1 Alarm using Point-ID (Contact-ID) protocol
If the alarm should be transferred to an alarm or anisation usin the Point-ID (Contact-ID) protocol, the alarm number has
to be followed by key * and the customer-ID. EasyAlarm® forwards the protocol to this alarm number and connects
hereafter to the followin callin number in standard Hands-free connection mode.
Example:
Callin number 1: Number for Voice-call (without power supply this is the only number that can be called)
Callin number 2 and 9 (Point-ID) :074567890 Separator Customer ID: 3456
074567890 * 3456
Chan e callin number sequence **0 to 213, so that callin number 2 is called first!
Note:
The first character * that follows the alarm number will not be transmitted (=> separator). The customer ID is a four
di it code. In case of an alarm the followin codes are transmitted accordin to the <Cause of alarm>.
213
Code <Cause of alarm> Zone
120 Alarm due to emer ency button (Sensor-2) 902
140 Alarm due to Sensor-1 (Sensor-3) 901 (903)
301 Alarm due to supply power loss 900
601 Test call 900
602 Routine call 900
5.1.2 Hotline mode
You can use EasyAlarm® in a so called hotline-mode. EasyAlarm® only takes the telephone line and the private exchan e
does the diallin (Pro ram callin number 1 with #).
Usin this Hotline-Mode the followin pro rammin are typical:
1. No user announcements durin connection  9.6.
2. Diallin -in in Hands-free connection without PIN-Code  9.8.3.
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Pro rammin deactivated: PIN
to modify press *
...

5.2 Calling numbers sequence
5.2.1 Standard-sequence
Alarm Callin number 1
if first party does not acknowled e
Callin number 2
if second party does not acknowled e
Callin number 3
A called party can acknowled e the alarm by sendin touch-tone 0  6.6.7.
5.2.2 How to program new calling numbers sequence
1. Set function switch to PROG.
2. Enter **0.
3. If you want to modify the callin number sequence press * followed by the di its of the new sequence (max. 9 di its).
4. Set function switch to OFF.
Sample for pro rammin callin number sequence:
123  Call number 1 first, then number 2, followed by number 3.
111133322  Call number 1 with four attempts, then callin number 3 with three attempts
followed by callin number 2 with two attempts.
231  In normal operation callin number 2 will be used first followed by callin number 3 and in the end
24hour callin number 1.This assures a call to the 24h number in case of power loss combined with battery failure.
Notes:
Callin number sequence is factory set to 123, and a factory reset  9.2 will NOT RESET sequence.
In emer ency operation mode (no battery, no supply) only callin number 1 will be called. Sequence not relevant!
In case a callin number that is part of the sequence is not pro rammed this number will automatically be skipped.
If a called number is busy and another callin attempt to the same number is set, the waitin time before re-diallin is
set to 30 seconds.
If the callin number chan es within the sequence, next number will be dialled without delay.
5.3 Remote programming of calling number and calling number sequence
The callin numbers and callin number sequence can be re-pro rammed durin any telephone connection:
1. Enter touch-tone sequence ** <n> (n: see table below).
2. If you want to chan e send *, otherwise send #.
3. Enter new callin number or sequence.
After enterin last di it you have to wait for 10 seconds. The new value will be announced followed by the request
to send touch-tone <n> to confirm chan e.
If you do not confirm within 10 seconds or if another key is pressed you will hear and the old
pro rammin remains active.
<n> Info Pro rammin
0Callin number sequence (9 di its at max)  5.2.2
11. Callin number (24 di its at max)  emer ency operation number  5.1
22. Callin number (24 di its at max),
to
99. Callin number (24 di its at max)  routine number, alarm due to
power failure
Note:
Enable / disable remote pro rammin  9.9.
11
to modify press *
to modify press*
...
...
If no participant acknowled es the alarm, the hole
sequence can be repeated accordin to the option
(default: no alarm repetitions  9.3)
Pro rammin : Abort

5.4 How to select user language / record individual message
You may listen to or record new individual messa e as followin :
1. Set function switch to PROG.
2. Enter sequence **#.
3. Select user lan ua e (optional entry): key 1 for DE, 2 for FR, 3 for GB, 4 for IT.
 available lan ua es see label on the back side of alarm unit.
4. Start recordin usin key *, record new text and stop with # (max duration is 12 seconds).
5. Set function switch to OFF.
Note:
Repeat step 4 until you are satisfied with your recordin .
5.4.1 Remote recording of individual message during telephone connection
1. Enter touch-tone sequence **##.
2. Select user lan ua e (optional entry): key: Touch-tone 1 for DE, 2 for FR, 3 for GB, 4 for IT.
3. Send * to start recordin , record new text (max duration is 12 seconds) and wait until new recordin is reproduced.
4. Wait unit . New recordin is done.
Note:
Enabled/disabled remote pro rammin  9.9.
5.5 How to program PIN-Code (Identification)
You can chan e remote access PIN-Code as follows:
1. Set function switch to PROG.
2. Press #.
to lock further pro rammin  5.5.1 enter *.
3. Enter PIN-Code (4 to 7 di its).
4. Press #.
5. Re-enter PIN-Code for confirmation.
6. Press #.
In case of a incorrect pro rammin you hear and the old PIN-Code remains stored.
7. Set function switch to OFF.
Notes:
PIN-Code must contain 4 (min) to 7 (max) di its.
PIN-Code is factory set to 0000. For safety reason we recommend to pro ram your own PIN-Code.
Durin telephone connection you may playback PIN-Code by sendin touch-tone#.
This function may be used to identify alarm unit, i.e. when usin commission number as PIN-Code.
5.5.1 Lock program mode
If you initiated pro rammin new PIN-Code with key * the pro ram mode is locked unless you unlock by re-enterin PIN-
Code. This feature prevents from unintentional repro rammin durin operation.
5.5.2 Unlock program mode
Havin the pro rammin blocked as described under 5.5.1 you can unlock as follows:
1. Set function switch to PROG.
2. Enter PIN-Code followed by #.
By enterin correct PIN-Code you will hear a confirmation beep, otherwise messa e .
3. Set function switch to OFF.
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Abort
Error
Pro rammin deactivated: PIN
Error
to modify press *, to stop #
...
...
...
...
...
to modify press *, to stop #

. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
.1 Self test at power on
At power (function switch to ON), the battery condition, the power supply and the telephone line will be tested. Any problem
will be fault announced. Resolve the problems immediately. Otherwise, safe operation is not fulfilled.
In case of power failure, while insufficient battery you will hear: .
.2 Arm / Disarm system
After power on EasyAlarm® is in armed state. In operation mode the alarm unit can be armed or disarmed durin phone
connection usin touch-tone 9 and 7.
.3 Waiting period
.3.1 ..after power on or changing position of selection switch
EasyAlarm® remains inactive for 30 seconds (The reen LED is on continuously) so alarm throu h sensor-activation is not
possible. An emer ency call is possible durin this waitin period.
Note
This waitin period is equal to the max. duration of cabin travel  9.11.2.
Key Response on key
5Announcement of the monitorin functions and chan es in the monitorin mode
7Bypass waitin period and chan e to inactive monitorin mode
9Bypass waitin period and chan e to active monitorin mode
others Initiate a test-call to desired callin number
.4 Supervision mode
.4.1 Announcement in supervision mode
The supervision function dependin on the position of the selection switch will be announced as follows:
If the routine call is enabled:
.4.2 Indication of the operating status on EasyAlarm®
LED status Operation mode
Green Waitin period  6.3
Green flashin every 4 seconds Supervision mode (activated)  6.4
Green is on and off for 4 seconds alternatively Supervision mode (deactivated)  6.4
Oran e Telephone connection  6.6
.4.3 Display of the operating status at the substation
EN81-28:2018: If no acknowled ement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver durin the routine call, this is si nalled by
an alternatin flashin of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51
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Supervision I/II/III (de)activated
Operation mode, supervision I/II/III (de)activated
beep,beep,beep

.5 Alarm functions
Supervision functions active on Call in..
I II III
Emer ency call    ..hands-free connection Emer ency call activated…
Misuse protection 6 6  ..will be cancelled The door is open,…
Sensor-1 (can be deactivated) 6  6 ..service connection Alarm due to Sensor-1
Sensor-3    ..service connection Alarm due to Sensor-3
Power failure (can be deactivated)    ..service connection Alarm due to power failure
Routine call    ..service connection Periodical test call
.5.1 Emergency call
The emer ency call is tri ered when the button is pressed durin a specific time. EasyAlarm® starts to dial callin
number(s) accordin to the callin number sequence in hands-free connection.
Notes:
Factory delay time: 1 second.  9.12.3.
EN81-70: Yellow lamp on the sub-communication unit is activated.
Alarm forwardin to the buildin control system  9.14.2.
.5.1.1 Misuse protection
If selection switch is on position III an alarm is only tri ered, if the door contact does not chan e within a pre-pro rammed
period (it is recommended to pro ram this time accordin to the lon est possible travel of cabin, factory set to 30 seconds.
Durin this pre-alarm period followin information is provided:
If the door state chan es you will hear:
If the door contact does not chan e within this period, EasyAlarm® starts to dial callin number(s) accordin to the callin
number sequence in hands-free connection.
Notes:
Factory misuse protection time-out (=maximum travel time.): 30 seconds  9.11.2.
In case of emer ency operation (supply loss and low battery) there will be no misuse protection.
.5.2 Alarm due to Sensor-1 (Alarm contact)
If selection switch is on position II an alarm will be tri ered in active supervision mode as soon as the Sensor-1 contact is
activated. EasyAlarm® starts to dial callin number(s) accordin to the callin number sequence in service mode.
.5.3 Alarm due to Sensor-3 (Alarm contact)
On all position of the selection switch an alarm will be tri ered as soon as the Sensor-3-contact is activated. EasyAlarm®
starts to dial callin number(s) accordin to the callin number sequence in service mode.
.5.4 Alarm due to power failure
If the supply volta e fails for a defined period, EasyAlarm® calls routine number 9 in service mode.
Notes:
After power up EasyAlarm® mains power will be tested. If there is no mains power you will hear .
Once the power supply is detected, EasyAlarm® automatically activates power failure monitorin .
Factory network downtime: 120 Min.  9.5.1.
Alarm power failure to callin number sequence  9.5.2 (Factory settin to routine number 9) .
.5.5 Routine call
When routine call is activated EasyAlarm® calls routine number 9 in the selected interval  9.4. To enable routine call,
make a remote access dial  6.9, enter touch-tone **#1 or a similar command  6.6.4.
EN81-28:2018: If no acknowled ement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver durin the routine call, this is si nalled by
an alternatin flashin of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51
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Emer ency call activated. You are about to be connected
Cause of alarm
The door is open. Emer ency call deactivated. Alarm acknowled ed
Emer ency call activated
Alarm due to Sensor 3
Alarm due to power failure
Periodical test call
Emer ency call activated. You are about to be connected
Power failure
Alarm due to Sensor 1

. Telephone connection
The colour of the indicator LED chan es to oran e durin telephone connection.
. .1 Dial up time-out
EasyAlarm® tries to et in contact with called party for one minute (Profile P00) or two minutes (Profile P02/03/04). Durin
this time-out the Individual messa e will be announced periodically (P00) until the called party accepts call by sendin 1
or just once if dial tone is present (P02/P03/P04)  reen lamp “speak”on sub-communication unit is activated.
Note:
Adjust dial-up time-out  9.7.1.
. .2 User announcement
User announcement is made up of
Notes:
Adjust user announcement  9.6.
At the be innin of any phone connection battery state and main volta e are checked. In case of a problem an
appropriated messa e will be announced.
. .3 Connection time-out
If the call is accepted or extended by sendin 1 or 3 the connection time-out will be 4 minutes.
10 seconds before time-out there will be a warnin .
Connection time-out can be renewed by sendin touch-tone 1 or 3 for another 4 minutes.
. .4 Touch-tone commands during telephone connection
Touch-tone DTMF Every valid command will be si nalled
#Announcement of PIN-Code (i.e. to identify elevator location)
0Terminate telephone connection and acknowled e alarm
1Switchin to hands-free mode and restart connection time-out (4 minutes) and activate reen lamp
EN81-70 on the sub-communication unit
2Repeat announcements (Individual messa e / Cause of alarm)
3Uphold telephone connection (4 minutes) and activate reen lamp EN81-70 on the sub-
communication unit
4Deactivate output (i.e. "Help is comin "  9.14.2)
5Announcement of current supervision mode as well as condition of the output
6Activated output LMK-OUT (i.e. "Help is comin "  9.14.2)
7DISARM: Deactivate power-failure- and Sensor-1-monitorin temporarily.
8Durin alarm connection: Terminate telephone connection and pass on alarm to next party in
callin number sequence
If no alarm is active: Start test call towards callin number 8  6.8.2.1
9ARM: Re-activate power-failure and Sensor-1-monitorin
**0 Announcement of callin number sequence After the announcement you are able to re-pro ram
the callin number  5.3
** <n> Announcement of callin number <n>
(<n> =1 to 9)
**## Record individual messa e  5.4.1
**#0 Deactivate routine call
**#1
or
**#1 <h>
Activate routine. If left blank <h>, first routine call start after the pro rammed time-out  9.4
Start first routine call after <h>-hours. Follow-up calls in the time interval  9.4
**#2 Start routine call once without any delay
. .5 Service connection
In service mode the microphone and the loudspeaker remains inactive. This connection mode is used for technical alarms
(Sensor-1, Sensor-3, power failure, routine call and test call). By sendin touch-tone 1 you may switch to hands-free
connection. If you chan e to hands-free connection three rin s will alert a person inside the cabin for comin situation.
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„Individual announcement” to stop press 0, to speak press 1 Cause of alarm
Abort

. . Hands-free connection
In hands-free microphone connection as well as loudspeaker are activated. Hands-free connection will be established
automatically in case of an emer ency call and durin test call.
. . .1 Adjust hands-free volume
Durin hands-free connection you can increase volume by pressin local key #or decrease by pressin *. Level can be
adjusted in twelve steps (1 dB each) and remains stored. If hands-free volume or quality is poor please check assembly
instructions  3.2.
. . .2 Adjust hands-free volume on sub-communication unit EA-LMK70C
Volume can be adjusted usin the potentiometer volume (VOL).
Notes:
The additional amplifier is only active if supply volta e VIN is present.
If the volume is too hi h this can lead to an unwanted feedback  8.3.
. . .3 Adjust volume of audio-outputs on sub-communication unit EA-LMK70T
Level of hearin -aid-loop or exciter can be adjusted usin potentiometer volume (VOL).
Note:
This audio output is available only when the power VIN is applied, but not in emer ency mode.
. .7 Acknowledge alarm / Terminate connection
A called party can either acknowled e and end call by sendin touch-tone 0 or passin alarm to next callin number by
sendin 8.
Notes:
You can stop call by pressin key 0 of the alarm unit.
If the alarm is pro rammed to a pa er, the called person can confirm alarm durin remote access after diallin -in.
.7 Alarm repetition
If an alarm has not been acknowled ed after passin all callin numbers within the callin number sequence you may add
some alarm repetitions  9.3. Factory settin : No alarm repetition.
.8 Test call
.8.1 Start with local key pad
When switched on, a test call can be started on the selected callin number 1-9.
If this calling number is not programmed there will a announcement , and calling number 1 will be dialled
instead.
Wait for connection and talk.
End connection: Press key 0 or switch to OFF.
Notes:
Durin test call ONLY the selected callin number will be dialled, i.e. the callin numbers sequence will be IGNORED!
 5.2.
After four minutes telephone connection will automatically terminate if called party does not send any touch-tone
command (i.e. called subscriber can disconnect sendin 0 or restart connection time-out usin 3).
Durin inactive waitin period after power up key 9 and 7 activate or deactivate the supervision of Sensor-1 and
power-failure monitorin . Key 5 starts the announcement of the actual supervision mode.
The volume of the hands-free connection can be adjusted  6.6.6.
.8.2 Start test call from remote during the telephone connection
.8.2.1 Test call to calling number 8 in hands-free connection
If no unacknowled ed alarms are present, touch-tone 8 activates a test call to callin number 8.
EasyAlarm® disconnects and start diallin callin number 8 after 15seconds. If callin number 8 is not pro rammed, callin
number 1 will dialled instead.
.8.2.2 Test call to routine number 9
Touch-tone sequence **#2 activates routine call.
EasyAlarm® disconnects and start diallin callin number 9 within two minutes. If callin number 9 is not pro rammed, no
other number will be dialled instead.EN81-28:2018: If no acknowled ement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver durin
the routine call, this is si nalled by an alternatin flashin of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51
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Callin number 1-9
Error
Alarm to callin number 8 activated
Routine call activated

.9 Remote access by dialling-in
If the alarm unit is switched to ON you can dial in from distance as followin :
.9.1 Direct dialling-in (Profile P00,01,03,04)
1. Dial phone number where EasyAlarm® is connected.
.9.2 Two-step dialling-in (Profile P02)
1. Dial phone number where EasyAlarm® is connected.
2. Let it rin two times and han -up.
3. Re-dial after 20 seconds.
After the pro rammed rin in cycles  9.8.1 EasyAlarm® answers call and asks for PIN-Code to access.
After enterin correct PIN-Code EasyAlarm® establishes service connection (speaker and microphone remain inactive to
maintain the privacy of the person in the cabin).
By sendin touch-tone 1 you may switch to hands-free connection. Doin so the reen lamp on the sub-communication
unit will be activated (EN81-70) and three rin s will inform a person inside the cabin.
If no touch-tone command is entered the connection will be terminated after connection time-out of 2 minutes.
Notes:
If there are any unacknowled ed alarms, their number will be announced and the cause of alarm of the last call. By
sendin touch-tone 0 you can acknowled e these alarms and terminate connection.
The number of rin in -cycles can be adjusted  9.8.1.
If touch-tone # is send instead of the PIN-Code, the number of rin in cycles for next access will be increased by 5
i.e. to access a modem connected in parallel.
Adjust diallin -in sequence  9.8.2.
If access should be in hands-free connection and/or without PIN-Code  9.8.3.
If the PIN-Code is incorrect or not entered within 15 seconds, EasyAlarm® disconnects after
=> try a ain and enter correct PIN.
PIN-Code is factory set to 0000. For safety reasons we recommend chan in PIN-Code and pro ram your individual
code accordin to the manual  5.5.
Durin inactive waitin period (indicated by a permanently activated reen LED you can dial-in directly.
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to stop press 0, to speak press 1
PIN-error, abort

.10 Machine room communication (EA-8-DPXM / EA-8-DPXFM)
With a standard telephone you are able to communicate with the cabin usin EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXM.
.10.1 Wiring
Connect PIN3/4 of the machine room telephone (or modem) with PIN2/5 of -LINE.
.10.2 Functional description
If the telephone/modem will be set off-hook, the hands free communication to the cabin will be activated
automatically. The reen lamp on the sub-communication unit in the cabin will be activated.
The telephone/modem can dial-out to the PSTN by sendin touch-tone 0. Doin so EasyAlarm® ives
access to the PSTN and the telephone/modem can dial out to any external number.
If you want to dial out with a modem automatically you have to pro ram the number as followin : 0 , <callin
number>."," will enter a diallin delay of 2 seconds.
An external connection will be disconnected automatically if EasyAlarm® has to dial out in case of an alarm.
In case of a dial-in a call will be si nalled on the telephone/modem as rin in . If it answers the call before EasyAlarm®
the telephone/modem is connected to the external party => the diallin access of EasyAlarm® can be adapted 
9.8.2.
Notes:
The functionality above is only available with applied supply (not in battery mode).
In case of a power loss the telephone/modem is connected to the PSTN in parallel to theEasyAlarm®.
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Machine room
Cabin
2
2
Pit
MR-
phone
Mode
Inco ing line (PSTN) or GSM interface
E ergency LED-light on cabin top or
inside panel fra e
Supply: UP
8 - 35 V DC
EA-NSG
E ergency button
DIN-adapter
EA-ACDC-USV 12V
battery
230VAC
E ergency button
2
Misuse protection
Gateway