urmet domus 1083/40 User manual

DS 1083-017 LBT 8497
Mod.
1083
SWITCHBOARD
CENTRALE DE CONCIERGERIE
Ref. 1083/40
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ABC DEF
MNOJKLGHI
WXYZTUV
F1 F3F2
F4 F6F5
SHIFT
PQRS
3
456
78
0
9

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INDEX
GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 3
LIST OF DETAILS........................................................................................................................................... 3
Keypad ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Ringer ......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Display........................................................................................................................................................ 4
Usage types................................................................................................................................................ 5
Switchboard off.................................................................................................................................... 5
Switchboard on.................................................................................................................................... 5
Night service ........................................................................................................................................ 5
Day service........................................................................................................................................... 5
INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................................... 6
Table top installation .................................................................................................................................. 6
Wall installation........................................................................................................................................... 6
Video module installation ........................................................................................................................... 8
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................................................... 10
Turning on and off the switchboard ......................................................................................................... 10
Day/night mode switching........................................................................................................................ 10
Standby .................................................................................................................................................... 11
Displaying name directory and calling a user........................................................................................... 11
Call from apartment stations .................................................................................................................... 11
Stored calls coming from apartment stations .......................................................................................... 12
Calling an apartment station using its code............................................................................................. 12
Call from main station............................................................................................................................... 13
Door lock release function........................................................................................................................ 14
Management of codes for special services.............................................................................................. 15
Open door indications .............................................................................................................................. 15
Auto-on function....................................................................................................................................... 16
Keypad lock activation/deactivation ........................................................................................................ 16
Date/time adjustement ............................................................................................................................. 17
Ringer volume........................................................................................................................................... 17
Call diversion function to cordless phone ................................................................................................ 17
Displaying codes and names in case of logical codes operating mode .................................................. 18
CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Linguage................................................................................................................................................... 19
Busy time.................................................................................................................................................. 19
Monitor presence ..................................................................................................................................... 19
System configuration................................................................................................................................20
Call repeat (S+, S-) ................................................................................................................................... 22
Communication interruption .................................................................................................................... 22
Power-on password ................................................................................................................................. 23
User codes type ....................................................................................................................................... 23
Function buttons ...................................................................................................................................... 24
Name management .................................................................................................................................. 25
Diagnostic services (polling)..................................................................................................................... 26
Default values and restore........................................................................................................................ 29
PROGRAMMING VIA PC.............................................................................................................................. 29
DESCRIPTION OF CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................. 29
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS................................................................................................................ 29
SYSTEM DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................................................... 59
GENERAL INFORMATION
The switchboard Ref. 1083/40 is only used in 2VOICE system to perform:
−communication function to/from apartment stations, with capability to store not answered calls (up to
50);
−concierge service (with or without local answer of calls coming from main call stations and addressed to
apartment stations).
The switchboard Ref. 1083/40 is available in only one version, table top or wall mounting (see the chapter
Installation); it can also be provided with a video module Ref. 1732/41 with bracket Ref. 1732/91.
To connect the switchboard, use a dedicated system power supply Ref. 1083/20.
After configuration, the switchboard is ready for all system users.
LIST OF DETAILS
12
ABC DEF
MNOJKLGHI
WXYZTUV
F1 F3F2
F4 F6F5
SHIFT
PQRS
3
456
78
0
9
12
ABC DEF
MNOJKLGHI
WXYZTUV
F1 F3F2
F4 F6F5
SHIFT
PQRS
3
456
78
0
9
1
2
3
9
5
1117
7
4
6
8
10
15
13
12
20
21 18
2219
16
14
1– On/off button with green led
2– Day/Night mode switching button with green
led
3– Button used to display the list of the doors
left open with red led
4– Button used to switch the communication to
the apartment station
5– Button used to display the list of stored calls
coming from apartment stations with red led
6– Button used to establish the communication
between the door unit and the apartment
station
7– Button used to call/confirm
8– Button used to display the log of the alarms
received from apartment stations with red
led (for future uses)
9– Button used to switch the communication to
the call station
10 – Auto-on button
11 – Programmable functions buttons
12 – Alphanumeric keypad
13 – Button used to correct errors
14 – Secondary door lock release button
15 – Main door lock release button
16 – Second function button
17 – Clock setting button (date/time)
18 – Scroll arrows
19 – Display contrast adjustment
20 – Dedicated door phone
21 – Pedestrian door lock release button of the
main call station
22 – Display
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KEYPAD
The keypad includes dual function buttons used to enter call codes used to call apartment stations, special
codes, call station codes used to open the door and search/enter user names. The functions of all the
buttons are described in detail in next paragraphs.
RINGER
The ringer is electronically modulated and the volume can be adjusted on 5 levels, as described in the
paragraph “Ringer Volume”.
DISPLAY
The switchboard is provided with a 10 or 20 characters on 5 rows backlit display; the 5 rows give different
information according to the system status. The last row always indicates date and time (except during
configuration).
The switchboard display is backlit with leds with a 10” timeout. Backlight is enabled when the handset is
picked up, when any button is pressed and a call or an alarm indication is received.
USAGE TYPES
The switchboard operates according to its configuration during the installation phase and to its operating
status. The possible switchboard operation modes are described below.
SWITCHBOARD OFF
When the switchboard is off, it operates as it was not present in the system. Calls coming from main call
stations directly reach apartment stations. Calls coming from apartment stations and addressed to the
switchboard are lost.
TC
SWITCHBOARD ON
When the switchboard is turned on, it resumes DAY or NIGHT operation mode, previously configured.
NIGHT SERVICE
In this condition, the concierge service is disabled and calls coming from main stations are directly sent to
apartment stations. The switchboard can receive calls from apartment stations; if not answered, calls are
saved in the memory. The switchboard can call any apartment station.
TC
DAY SERVICE
In this condition, the switchboard performs the concierge service, intercepting calls coming from main call
stations and addressed to apartment stations. The switchboard can receive calls from apartment stations; if
not answered, calls are saved in the memory (up to 50). The switchboard can call any apartment station.
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INSTALLATION
TABLE TOP INSTALLATION
By default, the switchboard is configured for table top installation, with the specific support which ensures
the best inclination.
The wiring junction box must be wall mounted with the provided double-sided adhesive tape or with screws
and screws anchors.
WALL INSTALLATION
1– Remove the table support and the two feet from the switchboard bracket.
2– Extract the switchboard fixing hook.
3– Remove the switchboard from the bracket.
4– Remove the door phone cover of the switchboard.
5– Unscrew the base of the switchboard door phone from the bracket.
6– Fix the bracket to the wall with screws and screw anchors.
7– Mount again the door phone base by screwing it to the bracket.
8– Put again the door phone cover.
9– Put again the door phone body in its seat and fix it with the locking hook.
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1,5 ÷1,6 m
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Connect the flat
cable, observing the
connector insertion
direction.
Disconnect the flat cable, noting
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The wiring junction box must be wall mounted with the provided double-sided adhesive tape or with screws
and screws anchors.
VIDEO MODULE INSTALLATION
The video module, provided with the bracket Ref. 1732/91, can be installed on the right of the
switchboard.
1– Fix the video module bracket to the switchboard bracket with two little brackets and 4 screws which
must be placed in the specific seats.
2– Extract the switchboard fixing hook.
3– Remove the switchboard from the bracket.
4– Connect the video module cable to the switchboard bracket.
5– Make a hole in the switchboard plastic side.
6– Place again the switchboard body and fix it with the locking hook.
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6
If the video module must be placed near a table top mounted switchboard, before starting operations
described above, install the suitable support and the 2 feet provided with the video module bracket.
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Disconnect the flat
cable, noting the
connector direction.
Connect the flat cable,
observing the connector
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TURNING ON AND OFF THE SWITCHBOARD
Case 1: switchboard without access password.
To turn the switchboard on, press the button . The display shows:
VER. 3.0
1083/40
In this screen the software version number is indicated below.
After 2 seconds, the switchboard starts operating in the mode active before it was turned off.
If the switchboard is in working mode DAY, the led (2) is on; if it is in NIGHT mode, the led (2) is off.
To turn the switchboard off, keep the button SHIFT (16) pressed while pressing the button (1).
Case 2: switchboard with access password.
To turn the switchboard on, press the button (1). The display shows:
VER. 3.0
1083/40
In this screen the software version number is indicated below.
After 2 seconds, the following screen is displayed:
PASSWORD
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Enter the access password programmed by the installer and press the button (7). The switchboard
starts operating in the mode active before it was turned off.
If the switchboard is in working mode DAY, the led (2) is on; if it is in NIGHT mode, the led (2) is off.
If the password entered is wrong or if one minute is elapsed from power on, the switchboard turns off
again.
DAY / NIGHT MODE SWITCHING
To switch from DAY to NIGHT mode, keep the button SHIFT (16) pressed while pressing the button (2).
The operating mode DAY is indicated by the led (2) which turns on, in NIGHT mode the led stays off.
STANDBY
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During standby, the display only shows date and time.
DISPLAYING NAME DIRECTORY AND CALLING A USER
When pressing the buttons or (18), the display shows the following screen
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
NAME LIST: xxxx/nnnn
where:
xxxx progressive index of selected name
nnnn total number of names in the directory
yyyyyy user name
To search for a name, scroll the list with the buttons or (18) or press an alphanumeric button
(12) to reach the first user which name starts with the selected letter (for example, to search for the name
ROSSI, press an arrow button to gain access to the directory and the button 7 for 3 times to select letter R;
then search for the user with arrows).
To call the selected user pick the handset up and press the button (7).
CALL FROM APARTMENT STATIONS
During a call coming from an apartment station, the switchboard rings and the display shows the following
screen:
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
CALL FROM: iiiii
where:
iiiii: physical code of the caller (Liiii – in case of logical code)
yyyyyy: caller name
The switchboard attendant can answer the call by picking the handset up; if he does not answer within 10
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STORED CALLS COMING FROM APARTMENT STATIONS
If there is at least one stored call, the led of call memory (5) is on.
When pressing the button (5), the following screen is displayed:
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
MEM. CALL.: nn iiiii
where:
nn: call progressive number in memory
iiiii: physical code of the caller (Liiii – in case of logical code)
yyyyyy: caller name
With the buttons or (18) the user can scroll the list of stored calls (the total number of stored
calls is 50).
When the memory is full, no more calls are stored in the memory.
After selecting a call stored in the memory, the user can be called by picking the handset up and pressing
the button (7).
In this case, the indication is automatically deleted from the memory.
To manually delete a call indication, select it with the buttons or (18), press the button X (13) and
press the button 1to confirm.
CALLING AN APARTMENT STATION USING ITS CODE
By entering a physical or logical code with the keypad, the display shows the following screen:
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iiiii
where:
iiiii is the entered code.
Initial 0 of a code can be omitted.
The user can be called by pressing the button (7) with the handset picked up.
After the call has been sent to an apartment station, the display shows:
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-iiiii
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
CALL FOR: iiiii
where:
iiiii: physical code of the called user (Liiii – in case of logical code)
yyyyyy: name of the called user
When the switchboard establishes a communication with the called user, the display shows the following
screen:
iiiii
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
USER IN COMM.: iiiii
where:
iiiii: physical code of the called user (Liiii – in case of logical code)
yyyyyy: name of the called user
BUSY SIGNAL
When the switchboard performs a call or an auto-on function, but the system is busy, the following screen
appears for 2 seconds:
BUSY
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CALL FROM MAIN STATION
During the concierge service in DAY mode (interception of calls coming from main stations and call
forwarding to apartment stations, if required), when the switchboard receives a call from a main call station,
the following screen is displayed:
eefiiiiic
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yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
CALL FOR: iiiii

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where:
ee: number of the main call station (00÷03)
f:is a symbol showing the status of communication; it can be:
... When the switchboard has not yet answered the call
When the switchboard is in communication with the call station
When the switchboard is in communication with an apartment station
When the switchboard has established a communication between the main call station
and an apartment station.
iiiii: physical code of the called user (Liiii – in case of logical code)
yyyyyy: name of the called user
c: when the symbol BELL appears in this position, it means that the switchboard has not yet called
the apartment station iiiii; if the attendant presses the button (7), the user iiiii is directly called
and this symbol disappears.
After receiving a call, the switchboard can call users by entering the code iiiii followed by the button (7).
When in this condition, the switchboard attendant will be able to:
establish again a communication with the call station (9)
call again the user (4)
establish a communication between the call station and the user (6)
When in this last condition, the switchboard can not establish again a communication with the call
station or with the user.
If the switchboard attendant has not yet answered the call coming from the call station, by pressing the
auto-on button (10) the attendant can see images coming from the additional cameras connected
to the main station.
DOOR LOCK RELEASE FUNCTIONS
At any time, the switchboard allows to open any door associated to the main or secondary call station.
Main entrance door opening
The following 2 conditions are possible:
1) After a call coming from a main call station:
when the switchboard is performing the concierge service in DAY mode and is in communication with a
main call station, the attendant can:
press the button (15) or the door lock release button on the handset to open the pedestrian door
of the caller main station;
press the button SHIFT (16) + (15) to open the driveway gate of the caller main station.
2) In any other situation:
when the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the pedestrian door of a main call station press the
button (15), enter the ID code of the main call station (0÷3) and press the button (7) to open the
door.
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PRESS TO OPEN
MAIN DOOR: 2
when the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the driveway gate of a main call station press the
button SHIFT (16) + (15), enter the ID code of the main call station (0÷3) and press the button
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(7) to open the gate. The display is similar to the previous one.
When the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the pedestrian door of a secondary call station
press the button (14) followed by the button (7), enter the ID code of the secondary call station
(0÷3), enter the address of the secondary (0÷1) and press the button (7) to open the door.
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PRESS TO OPEN
SEC. DOOR: 15 - 0
In this example, the attendant has opened the door connected to the secondary call station with ID = 15
and secondary address 0.
When the switchboard is not in conversation, to open the driveway gate of a secondary call station press
the button SHIFT (16) + (14) followed by the button (7), enter the ID code of the secondary call
station (0÷31), enter the address of the secondary and press the button (7) to open the gate. The
display is similar to the previous one.
MANAGEMENT OF CODES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES
The switchboard is enabled to manage electric actuators by using decoders for special services Ref.
1083/80.
Press and keep the button “0” pressed for 3s and enter the actuator special code (1 ÷ 255); the display
shows the following screen:
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PRESS TO SEND
SPEC. CODE: 1
Confirm the command with the button (7).
After the button (7) has been pressed, the display returns to standby mode.
It also possible to use the function buttons (11), which can be programmed to directly activate special
decoders (see in the chapter “Configuration” the paragraph “Function Buttons”).
OPEN DOOR INDICATIONS
The switchboard is provided with a led (3), used to indicate the status of doors of main and secondary call
stations.
The feature depends on the status of the terminal pin SP in the call stations and needs an open door
sensor.
The following operating states are possible:
led off: all main and secondary entrance doors are closed;
led on: on one or more main or secondary entrance doors, the door is open. The condition of open
door is signalled by call stations only if this event lasts for at least 30 seconds.
When the led (3) is on, by pressing the button (3) the attendant can access the list of doors left open:
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OPENED DOOR
SECONDARY: 13-1
In the example, the indication shows that the door of the secondary call station with ID = 13 and secondary
address 1 is open.
Use the buttons or (18) to scroll the list of open doors.
AUTO-ON FUNCTION
The switchboard provided with an optional video module can perform the auto-on function on main call
stations. This means that the switchboard attendant can establish a video connection (and also audio, if
required) with a main call station even if no one has called him from that station.
To perform the auto-on function, press the button (10); the additional video module of the switchboard
shows the image coming from the main call station with ID=0; to display images coming from the other
additional cameras of the main station 0 and then images coming from other main call stations, press again
the button (10). The display shows:
00 - SWTCHB
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AUTO ON
If the attendant wants to establish an audio communication with the main call station which is sending
images, he can pick the handset up, as if the switchboard had been called.
KEYPAD LOCK ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION
If the attendant must leave his station, he can activate the keypad lock. To do this, press at the same time
the buttons SHIFT (16) and X (13).
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KEYBOARD LOCKED
If the keypad is locked, the switchboard does not execute commands from the keypad, included DAY/NIGHT
service switching and turning off. To deactivate the keypad lock, repeat the above described operation.
The keypad lock condition is kept even if the switchboard is unpowered and then powered.
DATE/TIME ADJUSTMENT
Date and time can be configured/changed by pressing at the same time the buttons SHIFT (16) + (17).
The display shows:
__/__/____ __:__:__
DATE/TIME ADJUSTMENT
Date and time must be entered using the numeric keypad (12) as follows: Day/Month/Year/Hour/Minutes/
Seconds.
After entering the last digit of seconds, confirm with the button (7).
If date/time settings must not be changed, press the button X (13) for 3 seconds.
RINGER VOLUME
When the device is in standby mode, the ringer volume can be adjusted; for adjustment, keep the button
SHIFT (16) pressed and select the desired volume (1÷5) with the buttons and (18).
During volume adjustment, the display shows the following screen:
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PRESS ↓↑ TO SET
RING VOLUME: 1
CALL DIVERSION FUNCTION TO CORDLESS PHONE
It is possible to temporarily divert the switchboard call reception service (according to the operating status
day/night) to a cordless phone connected to an interface Ref. 1083/67, suitably connected to the system
and configured. To do this, press the function button SHIFT (16) + F1 or SHIFT (16) + F2 or SHIFT (16) +
F3.
The function buttons F1, F2 and F3 must be previously programmed for the function.
The display shows:
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DIVERTED TO: ddddd
where:
ddddd is the physical code of the interface Ref. 1083/67 which manages the call diversion. In this condition,
the telephone connected to 1083/67 can only answer the calls coming from apartment stations. If during
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diversion the switchboard operating status is “day”, from this telephone the attendant can also answer
calls coming from main call stations and open the door. In any case, calls can not be diverted to apartment
stations.
With the function “call diversion to cordless phone” active, from the switchboard the attendant can only
deactivate the function by pressing again the same button SHIFT (16) + button function which has activated
the call diversion.
DISPLAYING CODES AND NAMES IN CASE OF LOGICAL CODES OPERATING
MODE
If the switchboard is configured with logical codes, in all screens with user codes, these are displayed
with their logical code preceded by “L”. If the code can not be displayed, the respective physical code is
displayed (i.e. without the prefix “L”).
For example, if a call is received from the main station 1 which has called the user of the column 14 with
dip switch set to value 123:
if the received physical code 14123 in the switchboard directory is associated to the user ROSSI with
logical code 1000, the display shows:
01 - L1000
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ROSSI
CALL FOR: L1000
if the received physical code 14123 in the switchboard directory is NOT associated to any user, the
display shows:
01 - 14123
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CALL FOR: 14123
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CONFIGURATION
To access the configuration menu, keep the button SHIFT (16) pressed and press repeatedly and quickly
the button (4). The first screen displayed is the screen for selecting the language.
To quit configuration, keep the button X (13) for 3 seconds in any screen.
However, the switchboard quits the configuration mode for time-out after 300 seconds of inactivity.
LANGUAGE
In this screen the language of switchboard interface can be selected.
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
Press the buttons and (18) to select the desired language and press the button (7) to confirm
and go to the next screen.
BUSY TIME
The value set in this screen defines the assured communication time, starting from the moment of the
answer to a call.
BUSY TIME
(1,10,20,30,...,70S)
10
To change the busy time, use the buttons and (18). 8 different timings can be set: 1s, 10s, 20s,
30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s. This value must be the same as that configured in system call stations.
When the busy time has been selected, press the button (7) to confirm and go to the next screen.
MONITOR PRESENCE
In this screen, it can be specified if the optional additional monitor is present or not. Allowable values are
0=NO (no additional video module) and 1=YES (presence of additional video module).
MONITOR
(0=NO , 1=YES)
1