Safeline TTR User manual

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TTR Manual
TTR v.2.04 EN
Communications system An innovation manufactured in Tyresö, Sweden

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Introduction
Content
Power: Supply voltage: 230 VAC. Min: 3,9W , Max: 6,9W
Battery: Battery voltage: 12V. Lead battery.
Capacity: 0.8 Ah.
Charge: 13.7-13.9 V, max. 200 mA.
Emergency light: Emergency light output: 12V max 0.5A.
Acoustic emergency signal output: 12 VDC max 0.5A.
Inputs: 10-30 Volts; 5 mA. Optically isolated.
Pictogram outputs: Max 200mA, 12VDC.
Size: 181,5 x 171,2 x 71 mm (L x W x H).
Weight: 1,5kg
Technical data
SafeLine TTR
Technical data 2
General information 3
TTR Alarms 4
Component list 5
Introduction
Installation
Operating
Calling with SafeLine TTR 26
Intercom between machine room & car/pit/Top of car 27
Emergency calling process 28
Start up
LED indication SafeLine TTR Front panel 13
LED indication pictograms 14
Test procedure after installation 15
Conguration methods 16
Remote Cong. with telephone rst step 17
Remote Cong. with telephone second step 18
On-site conguration with telephone 19
Conguration example 20
Conguration codes table 21
Conguration
Battery function 29
Troubleshooting 30
Service
Certicate
Declaration of Conformity 31
Mounting 8
Wiring diagram,Emergency bell and light 9
Wiring diagram,Emergency bell and pictograms 10
Wiring diagram,Emergency light and pictograms 11
Wiring diagram,Extra station card 12
Wiring diagram PSTN Line 12
Activating the SIM card 12

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Introduction
This unit was built with state-of-the-art technology and to
generally recognised safety related technical standards currently app-
licable. These installation instructions are to be followed by all people
working with the unit, in both installation and maintenance.
It is extremely important that these installation instructions are made
available at all times to the relevant technicians, engineers or servicing
and maintenance personnel. The basis prerequisite for safe handling
and trouble free operation of this system is a sound knowledge of the
basic and special safety regulations concerning conveyor technology,
and elevators in particular. The unit may only be used for its intended
purpose. Note in particular that, no unauthorised changes or additions
may be made inside the unit or individual components.
Exclusion of liability
The manufacturer is not liable with respect to the buyer of this product
or to third parties for damage, loss, costs or work incurred as a result of
accidents, misuse of the product, incorrect installation or illegal chang-
es, repairs or additions. Claims under warranty are likewise excluded in
such cases. The technical data is the latest available. The manufacturer
accepts no liability arising from printing errors, mistakes or changes.
Declaration of conformity
Download ”The declaration of conformity” at our website:
www.safeline-group.com
Safety Precautions!
- Only trained professionals, who are authorised to work on the equip-
ment, should install and con gure this product.
- This quality product is dedicated for the lift industry. It has been
designed and manufac tured to be used for its speci ed purpose only.
If it is to be used for any other purpose, SafeLine must be contacted in
advance.
- It should not be modi ed or altered in any way, and should only be
installed and con gured strictly following the procedures described in
this manual.
- All applicable health and safety requirements and equipment
standards should be considered and strictly adhered to when installing
and con guring this product.
- Af ter installation and con guration this product and the operation
of the equipment should be fully tested to ensure correct operation
before the equipment is returned to normal use.
Electrical and electronic products may contain materials, parts and
units that can be dangerous for the environment and human health.
Please inform yourself about the local rules and disposal collection
system for electrical and electronic products. The correct disposal of
your old product will help to prevent negative consequences for the
environment and human health.
General
information

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Introduction
TTR Alarms General:
• Telephone in machineroom must be connected to the RJ12
jack on the front of the TTR unit.
• RJ12 jack next to the 14 pin connector is for the microphone,
alternatively microphone and external speaker (sold separately).
• The emergency button’s function (NO or NC) is set by the
jumpers on the TTR board (not autodetect).
• Install jumpers on the TTR board, so they stand as the unit
which is replaced (same jumper names).
• Remember to attach the unit, and tighten the screws in the
lid to avoid the device to “rattle”.
• The battery is disconnected at delivery and must be
connected when the TTR is installed.
If using emergency lights:
• To provide 1 hour of emergency lights, the TTR should not
be loaded with more than 3-5W (replace 10W halogen pin
bulb with a 5W bulb)
If using pictograms:
• Pictograms are active +12 V, ground (0V) is connected to
terminal input 7 (not terminal input 5)
• Remember to activate TTR’s relays as pictograms (* 88 * 1 #)
If using extra station under the car or in the shaft:
• There should be installed an extra board (SL3000-XRemBoard).
Please read the following info-
rmation, as it contains important
information about differences
between TTR and other
emergency-alarm telephones.

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Introduction
Component list

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Introduction
1. Connector RJ12 for optional telephone handset
For programming and intercom communication. Can also be used
for external calls. Any standard analogue tone dial telephone can
be connected.
2. Reset button
• Reset all alarms.
• Terminates a phone call in progress.
• Triggers manual battery check
• Activates display of GSM signal quality.
3. LED indicators
• Mains power
• Active alarm / Battery status
• PSTN / GSM Net / Call status
4. RS232 PC connection
For rmware update and conguration.
5. Slot for optional extra station card
Two supplementary microphone/speaker units can be connected
for the car roof and/or in the lift pit. When the station’s alarm button
is pressed for the set delay time, an emergency call is emitted. The
recorded message can be different for each unit.
6. Jumpers for emergency button
Selects NO/NC for the emergency button
7. Jumpers for pictogram, emergency light and sounder
The outputs from the SafeLine TTR can be congured by use of the
jumpers J8 and J9 to activate pictograms emergency light and
sounder switch.
8. Terminals
9. Microphone input
10. Volume control
For loudspeaker in car. Turn right to increase the volume.
11. Slot for PSTN or GSM card
Component list

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Introduction
Component list
Extra station cardPSTN card GSM card GSM
Antenna
1. Terminal or RJ12 connector for PSTN line.
Internal connection of PSTN line.
2. GSM antenna connection, SMA
3. SIM-card holder
4. Volume controls
For the extra remotes. Turn right to increase the volume.
5. Terminals
For the extra remotes.
6. GSM antenna

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TTR
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Installation
Mounting Unplug the main power and battery before performing any changes.
To avoid GSM interference: Place the main unit, the stations and
the GSM antenna more than 1.5 meters apart.
Mounting interface boards
GSM card
PSTN card
or
Extra station card

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7
8
9
10
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12
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14
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+
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+
J9
J8
J5
J1 J2
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Installation
Wiring diagram,
Emergency bell
and light
Phone line PSTN
Phone line PSTN
Not used
Emg. button
Emg. button
Ground
Input 1 lms
Input 2 lms
Not used
12 VDC IN
Emg. bell out +
Emg. light +
Emg. light -
Not used
12 V DC
Power
supply
With the jumpers “J8” and J9 in the position as shown left, the SafeLine
TTR can supply backup power for emergency light in the lift car.
The jumpers “J1”, “J2” and “J5” shall be set as shown left and shall
not be changed.
Jumper settings

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+
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+
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2
3
4
5
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7
8
9
10
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12
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14
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+
+
J9
J8
J5
J1 J2
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Installation
Wiring diagram,
Emergency bell
and pictograms
Phone line PSTN
Phone line PSTN
Not used
Emg. button
Emg. button
Ground
Input 1 lms
Input 2 lms
Not used
12 VDC IN
Emg. bell out +
Yellow pict.
Green pict.
Not used
12 V DC
Power
supply
With the jumpers “J8” and J9 in the position as shown left, the SafeLine
TTR can operate pictograms according to EN 81-28 / EN 81-70.
The jumpers “J1”, “J2” and “J5” shall be set as shown left and shall
not be changed.
Jumper settings

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+
-
+
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2
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4
5
6
7
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10
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12
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14
J9
J8
J5
J1 J2
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Installation
Wiring diagram,
Emergency light
and pictograms Phone line PSTN
Phone line PSTN
Not used
Emg. button
Emg. button
Ground
Input 1 lms
Input 2 lms
Not used
Yellow pict.
Green pict.
Emg. light +
Emg. light -
Not used
12 V DC
Power
supply
With the jumpers “J8” and J9 in the position as shown left, the SafeLine
TTR can sypply backup power for emergency light in the lift car.
The SafeLine TTR can also operate pictograms according to EN 81-
28 / EN 81-70. The jumpers “J1”, “J2” and “J5” shall be set as shown
left and shall not be changed.
Jumper settings

Orange
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Installation
Wiring diagram,
Extra station card
Wiring diagram
PSTN Line
(Max 9 units)
Grey
Red
Black
Orange
Connect the telephone line in parallel according to the picture above.
It’s possible to connect up to 9 SafeLine TTR units to the same
telephone line.
Before you can start using a new SIM card, the card has to be
prepared and support 2G network. Cards that only support 3G will
not function.
The SafeLine TTR can only recognize the PIN code if the code
is set to “1234”, “0000”, “1111”. In some cases the code can also
be deactivated. If the PIN code is set to “1234”, “0000” or if it is
deactivated the SIM card can be moved from the SafeLine TTR to
any of SafeLine GSM products.
If the Pin code is set to “1111” the SIM cards code will be randomly
changed by the SafeLine GSM unit and memorized. This way the
SIM card can only work with the SafeLine GSM unit unless you use
the PUK code for setting up a new PIN code.
The randomly chosen PIN code is memorized by the unit. If you
want to upload a new SIM card with PIN code “1111” you will need
to rst upload a SIM card with PIN code “1234” or “0000” this to
clear the old code in memory.
PIN code (set to “1234”, “0000” or deactivate).
1. Insert the SIM card in an ordinary cellular phone. In the “Security
settings” menu, change the PIN code to “1234”. If this is not
possible, set the PIN code to “0000” or set the ”PIN code request”
option to “OFF”. (Might not always function)
2. Verify the PIN code by switching your phone off and on again.
3. Make a call from your phone to verify that the SIM card is active,
before you move it to the SafeLine TTR.
4. Also make a call to SafeLine TTR after insertion to check that it is
possible to get a proper connection.
Activating the
SIM card
NOTE!
If you enter the wrong PIN code
3 times, the SIM card will be
blocked (requires PUK code
to unblock). The SafeLine TTR
can not be started and
the LED (3) will turn red.

LED 1
LED 2
LED 3
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Start up
Colour code Signal strength
100%
86%
71%
57%
29%*
15%
0%
LED indication
SafeLine TTR
Front panel
LED 1 indicates the power supply status:
Continuous green - Mains power supply OK.
Flashing red - Battery-operated, with power to the
emergency light.
Continuous red - Battery-operated, no power to the
emergency light.
LED 2 indicates active alarm and battery condition:
Light off - No Active alarm / Battery OK.
Continuous red - Battery test failure.
Flashing red - Battery check in progress.
Rapidly ashing Yellow - Active alarm not reset.
LED 3 indicates the phone line’s status:
Continuous red - No SIM-card or network (when using GSM).
Flashing red - No telephone line connected. Searching
for GSM-network.
Flashing green - Telephone line connected.
GSM-network OK.
Flashing yellow - Incoming call.
Flashing green - Call connection in progress.
Continuous green Call connected.
Reset button
Hold for 4 sec - Show GSM signal strenght.
Press 3 times - Start a battery condition test
Press once - Resets an active alarm.
Aborts calls in progress.
Reset
*Minimum signal strenght for
using GSM Interface

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Start up
Led indication
in car
(microphone/speaker pictograms)
Yellow LED Green LED
Call in progress
The Yellow Pictogram LED, is
lit as soon as the alarm button
is pressed longer than the set
delay.
Call connected
The Green pictogram LED
turns on as soon as the
SafeLine unit detects a
responding voice. The LED
is turned off when the call is
terminated.
Standard (*78*0#) Yellow LED Green LED
Light off No alarm activated Telephone line not OK.
Flashing slowly Flashing once every 5 seconds
Telephone line not OK.
Flashing once every 5 seconds
Unit is OK.
Flashing quickly Flashing twice every second
Alarm button active.
Flashing two times every 5
seconds
Alarm lter activated.
Continuous light Activated alarm. Remains lit
until reset.
Call connected.
Strictly EN81-28 (*78*1#) Yellow LED Green LED
Flashing Flashing twice every second
Alarm button active.
Continuous light Activated alarm. Remains
lit until reset.
Call connected.

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Start up
Test procedure
after installation Connect 12V battery plug
LED 1
ashes red All LEDs are off
Check battery voltage
SafeLine will make a self test
LED 3 ashes
green 5 times.
Short tone in
the speaker.
LED 3 ashes red 5 times.
Long tone in the speaker.
Check the mic and
speaker connections
Connect 230 VAC
LED 1 turns
green. LED 3
ashes green
Connect a telephone to
the RJ12 connector on
the front of the SafeLine
Lift the handset
Internal dial tone
Press
Phone line
dial tone
Dial out
No reaction
Check mains power
No tone
Check the handset
No tone
Go to Troubleshoot

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Conguration
Conguration
methods
Conguration with PC
To congure the unit using SafeLine Pro, download the SafeLine
Pro software to a laptop computer from safeline-group.com and
make sure you have the required programming cable. Connect the
computer to the unit and start conguration using the software.
Conguration of the unit can also be done remotely using SafeLine
ProLink (*PROLINK).
Conguration with telephone
Conguration methods with telephone and conguration
codes is described on next page.
On site conguration with telephone.
For conguration, you can use any PSTN tone dial phone. Plug the
handset into the plug of the main station. Enter function codes on
the handset keypad.
Remote conguration with telephone.
For remote conguration, you can use any PSTN tone dial phone.
Dial the phone number of the SafeLine. Enter the function codes on
the phone keypad to start conguration (password has to be entered).
CONNECT app
To congure the unit through the SafeLine CONNECT app, the
CONNECTable (*CONNECTABLE) is required. Plug in CONNECT-
able through the unit’s serial port and congure the unit through
the app just like any other unit. The TTR is presented as “SL3000”
in CONNECT.

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Conguration
Remote Cong.
with telephone
rst step
In order to remotely congure the SafeLine, the unit must rst be
put into conguration mode via voice communication mode. To
enter voice communication mode, refer to the instructions below.
After the unit has been set in voice communication mode, follow
the steps for remote conguration on the next page.
Incoming call
to SafeLine
Dial the phone number
of the SafeLine
Multiple SafeLine
connected to
phone number?
1 short beep,
rst SafeLine answers
Press unit number [1-9].
3 long beeps, SafeLine answers
Voice communication
mode entered
1. Dial the phone number of the units phone or GSM subscription.
2. If there is only one unit connected, the unit answers with 3 long
tones. If there are multiple units connected, the unit answers with a
short beep. If there are more than one unit connected to the phone
number, use the unit number to communicate with the selected unit.
3. After 2 rings the unit answers with a short beep.
4. If multiple SafeLine TTR units connected in parallel you have
to press the unit number just once. If there are other units (E.G
SafeLine 3000, MX2) connected in serial you may have to press the
unit number several times before the 3 long tones are heard.
5. When 3 long tones are heard, the selected unit are reached and
voice communication mode is established. Now the telephone
beeps every 5 seconds.This is to notify the passengers of the
ongoing call (anti eaves dropping).

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Conguration
Remote Cong.
with telephone
second step
If the time between the operation of two keys exceeds 10 seconds,
the code has to be reentered. If the time exceeds 30 seconds, the
call is disconnected or conguration mode is ended.
Enter the PIN-code
Valid PIN-code? Invalid PIN code
(one long tone)
2 short beeps
(entering cong. mode)
Continue congure? Quit conguration, press
2 short beeps
Enter code,eg: *11* 012341234 #
Enter setting, eg: *11* 012341234 #
End parameter: *11* 012341234 #
2 short beeps?
Invalid input (one long tone)
Last code has to be reentered
Call disconnected or
end of conguration.
SafeLine will restart
with new settings
Remote conguration
with external telephone
Dial to enter
conguration mode
2 short beeps
(waiting for PIN code)

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Conguration
On site conguration
with telephone
Lift the telephone
and wait for dial tone
Dial to enter
conguration mode
2 short beeps
(entering cong. mode)
Continue
congure?
Enter code,eg: *11* 012341234 #
Enter setting, eg: *11* 012341234 #
End parameter: *11* 012341234 #
2 short beeps?
Invalid input (one long tone)
Last code has to be reentered
Quit conguration, Press
2 short beeps
Call disconnected or
end of conguration.
SafeLine will restart
with the new settings
On-site
conguration
with telephone

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Conguration
Conguration
example
Refer to the “Conguration methodes” chapter before reading this
example, to know how to get started.
The example will assign the following settings to the SafeLine SL6:
• ID code for P100 protocol to 12345677.
• First phone number to emergency call centre to 42345688.
• Second phone number to emergency call centre to 45645699.
• Phone number for test alarm to 42345600.
• Send test alarm every third day.
• Test alarm protocol to P100.
• Alarm button delay to 10 seconds.
1. Start conguration:
2. Enter P100 ID code:
3. Enter the rst telephone number:
4. Enter the call type for rst telephone number:
5. Enter the second telephone number:
6. Enter the call type for second telephone number:
7. Telephone number to test alarm receiver:
8. Enter number of days between test alarm:
9. Set test alarm protocol to P100:
10. Enter alarm button delay:
11. End conguration: