urmet domus 1148 Series Assembly instructions

DS1148-014D
UNIVERSAL COMBIPHONE DOOR UNIT
Ref. 1148/1
Ref. 1148/2
Ref. 1148/4-6-14
INSTALLATION, PROGRAMMING AND FUNCTIONS MANUAL
Mod.
1148

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Table of Contents
1 BASIC FEATURES ............................................................................................. 3
2 SYSTEM MODULES .......................................................................................... 4
2.1 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES ....................................................... 4
2.2 BASIC MODULE CONNECTION........................................................ 6
2.3 WIRING AND FLAT CABLE CONNECTION IN DETAIL................... 10
2.4 1148/6 KEYBOARD CONNECTION ................................................. 12
2.5 INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICES.................................................. 13
2.6 CONNECTION .................................................................................. 13
2.7 ACCESSORIES ................................................................................ 16
3 DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM OPERATION ........................................................ 17
3.1 S IGNALLING OVERVIEW ........................................................................ 17
3.2 C ALLER AT THE DOOR .......................................................................... 17
3.2.1 Tab. 1 – Table of relay controls.............................................................. 19
3.2.2 Outbound call ......................................................................................... 20
3.2.3 Incoming call .......................................................................................... 20
3.2.4 Door Entry System with keyboard – 1148/6 module............................... 21
3.3 A COUSTIC PATH SETTING ..................................................................... 22
4 PARAMETER PROGRAMMING................................................................... 23
4.1 P ROGRAMMING WITH THE HELP OF A PHONE ......................................... 23
4.1.1 Entry into the programming.................................................................... 23
4.1.2 Parameter programming ........................................................................ 23
5 DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS .......................... 24
5.1 D IRECT DIALLING - MEMORY ................................................................. 24
5.2 R ELAYS .............................................................................................. 25
5.3 B ASIC PARAMETERS ............................................................................ 28
5.4 T IME PARAMETERS .............................................................................. 30
5.5 S YSTEM PARAMETERS ......................................................................... 33
5.6 P ARAMETER SETTING H ANDS F REE ...................................................... 35
5.7 B ASIC SETTING AND DELETION ............................................................. 38
5.8 E ND OF PROGRAMMING ....................................................................... 38
5.9 P ARAMETER OVERVIEW ....................................................................... 39
6 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS......................................................................... 42
7 TABLE FOR EASY PROGRAMMING.......................................................... 43
8 BASIC CONNECTION DIAGRAM ................................................................ 47

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1 BASIC FEATURES
•The combiphone module Sinthesi S2 is a modular system that allows to install up to
99 buttons
•Voice communication is based on a telephone line: the module can be connected as
a PABX analogue extension or directly under an analogue telephone line
•Impulse and tone (DTMF) options
•Storage of 2 24-digit long numbers per button (including *, #, Flash and day/night
mode)
•Automatic Day/Night switch
•Option to prolong a call with * or #
•Option to activate two independent external relays through DTMF codes (with
optional power)
•Two codes to open doors from the phone for 1-impulse and two codes for 2-impulse
•Potential to use up to 8 relay modes (for an additional bell, gradual or sequential
door opening, lighting, etc.)
•Automatic answer to an incoming call with a variable number of rings
•Times control when digiting the password
•Programmable time before hanging up and make a new selection
•Programmable parameters for tone options, Flash length and Pause length
•Programmable time before starting a call
•Two codes to disconnect the call between external panel and an internal phone
•Option to program the module with a PC, the USB interface 1148/9 and remotely by
calling the module through a DTMF telephone
•Integrated regulated heating of the PCB (with optional power)
•Name tag lighting (with optional power).
•6 code locks for each relay
•Option to connect an exit button
•Option to disconnect a call by repeating pressing the call button
•Option to switch on a mode to suppress the DTMF connection from the microphone
•Option to switch on a ‘ticking’ sound into a call to announce another call
•Option to switch on acoustic signalling for relay connection
•Option to set the number of rings before connecting a call
•Programmable parameters for acoustic signalisation
•Programmable parameters for tone detection
•Electronic volume setting without the need to open the front cover
•Easy manual setting with the help of DIP switches
•Several default level options
•Unit earthed for better protection against static electricity

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2 SYSTEM MODULES
The structural components of the system are: basic modules equipped with one or two
buttons (1148/1 or 1148/2), 4-buttons modules (1148/4 and 1148/14), numeric keypad
module (1148/6).
1148/1 1148/2 1148/4 1148/6
1148/14
2.1 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
MODULE HOLDER WITH FRAME FOR FLUSH-MOUNTING INSTALLATION
1148/61
1148/62
1148/63
1148/64

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FLUSH-MOUNTING BOX
1145/51
11458/52
1145/53
1145/54
HOUSING WITH HOOD AND WALL FRAME FOR WALL INSTALLATION, TO BE
COMPLETED WITH 1148/61-62-63-64 MODULES
1148/311
1148/312
1148/313
1148/314
1148/324
1148/326

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RAIN HOOD FOR FLUSH-MOUNTING INSTALLATION
1158/611: for 1 module (1 row)
1158/612: for 2 modules (1 row)
1158/613: for 3 modules (1 row)
1158/614: for 4 modules (1 row)
FRAMES ASSEMBLY EXAMPLES
2.2 BASIC MODULE CONNECTION
The basic module is offered in 2 different options: with two buttons Ref.1148/2
and with one button Ref.1148/1.
Img. 1 - Door entry system motherboard – 1148/1 and 1148/2

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1. Microphone (placed on the lower part of the motherboard) – be careful of the
rubber seal of the microphone when changing the name tags, as the improper
assembly may affect the acoustics.
2. Connection expansion buttons modules and keyboard
3. Connection point for a PC USB cable for PC connection.
4. LED indicator (placed on the lower part of the motherboard)
5. Speaker – at the lower part of the motherboard
6. 9000/230 power supply for:
- relay controls
- motherboard heating
- name tag back lighting
- internal power supply (DIP 3 and 4 set to ON)
- power for exit button circuit.
7. Relays – are galvanically isolated, load is max. 48V, max. 1,5A
8. Exit button - works in current loop circuit. The length of connected conductors can
be up to 500m. To work there must be the optional 9000/230 power supply
connected to the terminal (6).
9. Analogue telephone line (the polarity is not important).
10. Earth – connection for an earth against static electricity – protecting the electronics
of the door entry system and telephone system.
11. DIP SWITCH:
1 = Service – Default: OFF
For use when the password is forgotten. Incoming call then
enters straight into programming where you can set new
password (don’t forget to switch it OFF again!).
2 = Heating – Default: ON
Starts integral heating to stop condensation during changeable temperatures.
3 = Integral power supply – Default: OFF
4 = Integral power supply – Default: OFF
Always switches 3 and 4 at the same time. They are always OFF except for the
following 2 reasons:
- use of mode 7 or 8 – constant connection or disconnection of a relay is
possible only with integral power supply. Don’t forget to also set
parameter 64 (as described on the complete manual available at
website www.urmet.com).
- connection of the door entry system to the phone line switchboard that
has problem with power supply after switching on.
5 = Name tag back lighting – Default ON
Switches ON/OFF led name tag back lighting next to the button.

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POWER SUPPLY - TERMINAL (6):
Use the power supply 9000/230 for the following functions:
- relay control; if the relays are used on 7 or 8 mode, the dip switches 3 and 4 must
be ON and it’s necessary to set the parameter 64.
- motherboard heating (DIP 2 switches on, regulation of current according to
voltage and temperature)
- name tag back lighting (DIP 5 switches on)
- powering up the exit button circuit
EXIT BUTTON –TERMINAL (8):
The exit button is used for a direct relay control. On each relay it is possible to set up a
switch on one or on two impulses. It is possible to connect it with a cable up to 500m.
EXPANSION BUTTONS MODULES CONNECTION (REF. 1148/4) AND KEYBOARD
(REF. 1148/6):
This bus enables you to connect additional buttons (up to 99) including a keyboard.
Apart from the series data the bus also contains a power supply for the nametag back
lighting. Each button module can process up to 8 buttons (the module 1148/4 contains
4 buttons and you can connect another 4 buttons with the 1148/14). It is also possible to
connect a keyboard 1148/6 in position from 1 to 8; additional buttons can also be added
with only-buttons module 1148/14. To simplify, a place can be determined as how many
flat cables are between the keyboard and the motherboard, which is where the
keyboard is connected.
The device can be connected to a PABX extension via the connector (9) or can be
connected directly to the telephone line, up to a maximum distance of 300m.
The load of the power supply depends on the number of modules, since it
simultaneously also supplies the key backlight. With the maximum number of connected
modules, the absorption does not exceed 300mA.
This power source can also be used to power one or more electric locks; in this case,
however, it will be also necessary to consider the absorption of the lock.
The power supply Urmet Sch. 9000/230 (12V/1A) largely meets these needs. For
connecting the relay, refer to Img.1.
The relays are galvanically isolated from each other and from other circuits of the device
(NO = normally open, NC = normally closed).
Note: You should not connect the device to the extension used as emergency phone in
case of power failure and is preferable disable access to the telephone line to which the
extension is connected to.

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MODULES CONNECTION: REF.1148/4 and REF.1148/14
Button add-on modules are either active Ref. 1148/4 (contains electronics) or passive
Ref.1148/14 (mechanical module Urmet – only buttons). The first add-on next to the
basic module must be an active module (4 buttons). An active module is connected with
a flat cable K- 10 wires (be careful about the direction of the connection). Next in line is
passive module, connected with 5 conductors, the 2 yellow wires are used for powering
the name tag back lighting (12V).
The module 1148/4 has 4 buttons and contains the electronics for connection to the
basic module, to the 1148/14 4-buttons module or to the 1148/6 keyboard module.
The module 1148/4 must be connected to the main basic module with flat cable K
provided, which can manage also the buttons and the back lighting.
The module 1148/14 is always connected to the previous 1148/4 module. The
connection is not prepared and it will be necessary to connect it with conductors (see
Img.2).
Connections with the flat cables are made easier by the connector locks, which prevent
wrong insertion.
The connectors are directional:
•To the “1148/1 or /2” is the direction to the basic module,
•To the “1148/6” is the direction to the expansion module 1148/4 or keyboard
module 1148/6

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2.3 WIRING AND FLAT CABLE CONNECTION IN DETAIL
Img. 2 Connection of the modules 1148/4 and 1148/14, one level
1) Flat cable towards basic modules
2) Flat cable towards expansion modules
3) Electrical connection for 1148/14 module
4) Connection for nametag lighting
5) Alternative connection for nametag lighting

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MODULES CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE
Img. 3 Connection of the modules 1148/4 and 1148/14, two level
1148/1
-
2
1148/4
1148/4
1148/14
1148/14

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2.4 1148/6 KEYBOARD CONNECTION
The connection of the keyboard module is done with one of the 2 flat cables furnished,
starting from the module 1148/1-2 or 1148/4; the only difference is that the keyboard
module can only be connected to the first 8 places following the basic modules. In
addition to that, the keyboard module must be the last one of the modules connected.
Img. 4 shows the position of keyboard module, 1148/6, where it is connected in second
place after the basic module, (there are 2 cables between the keyboard and basic
module).
Be careful when programming – It is necessary to determine exactly where the
keyboard is connected (see parameter 48 described on the complete manual, section
Programming).
Img. 4 also shows the position of the 4-button module with a keyboard connected. The
number of buttons on the basic module is set with parameter 6# (section Programming).
Img. 4 Example of connection: 1148/1, 1148/4, 1148/14 and 1148/6
1148/1
1148/4
1148/14
1148/6

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The keyboard has 2 basic modes for dialling the phone numbers (parameter 49).
•Direct choice of phone numbers – press numbers on the keyboard like you
would on a phone (max. 24 digits)
•Choice from the door system’s memory – press only 2 digits on the
keyboard i.e. a memory address (01- 99). This option saves the connected
buttons, as it is easier to use a smaller number of buttons for direct dialling
from the memory file if you have a larger number of users.
Note: button 1 on the basic module uses the same memory of telephone number as
option 01 on the keyboard – there memory for up to 99 day-time numbers and 99 night-
time numbers, the keyboard uses the same memory as the buttons!
You can set the DTMF dialling option with parameter 40 during a phone call (section
Programming).
Whatever programming is made, the button disconnect or cancel.
2.5 INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICES
Flush mounting
For this type of installation use the mounting boxes 1145/51-52-53-54 and possibly the
rain hood 1158/611-612-613-614. Be careful about the orientation of the openings; for
the assembly if you use the built-in box 1145/51 - must be in vertical axis.
The protective frame, which provides the coverage of the irregularities once walled box,
and the rain hood, needed for the installations in outdoor areas, constitute other
accessories useful for this type of installation.
Wall-mounted installation
For this type of installation use the enclosures with built-in rain hood 1148/311-312-313-
314. If your installation is in an environment with the possibility of condensation (sudden
temperature changes) or rain, it is recommended to put the DIP switch 2 in position ON
- Active heating.
The board heating has two positive functions: in part heats the circuits in winter and in
part prevents the formation of condensation inside it.
2.6 CONNECTION
The basic function (activation and deactivation of a call) only requires the connection of
a telephone line (Img. 1 Line 9). The line is connected with two conductors (a, b) and
generally has a voltage of 24V - 60V, short circuit 20mA - 60mA. During the
conversation, the line voltage is 7V - 10V.
Line Activation – The 1148/1 or /2 Sinthesi S2 module emits a tone (Reset) if it was
previously disconnected from the line for a certain period of time (see tone table of the
complete manual).
The 1148/1 or /2 Sinthesi S2 module is an analog combiphone designed to be
connected to an analog telephone line. The polarity of the telephone line is not relevant.
The module works based on the configuration of the programming parameters.
Parallel connection - it is not recommended, because the parallel connection with
another door phone or telephone line causes technical problems. Also it is not possible
to use different devices for a line switching (adapters of intelligent line, etc.).

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The relay (Img.1 7) have multiple uses; some connection examples are shown on
the next page. To make the system work properly you need to connect the power supply
9000/230. The Door Phones system is designed so that all parts are galvanically
isolated. The telephone line is separate feeder and also the relay contacts are
galvanically isolated from other parts of the intercom system. This avoids interference
issues and interactions.
ATTENTION !!! Connect to relay only SELV circuits. Maximum current allowed
by the contacts 1A@48V oppure 1,5A@30V.

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RELAY CONNECTION EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE 1
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 3
Power Supply
For relay lighting and
control
Power Supply
Power Supply
Electric lock 1 Electric lock 2
Electric lock 1 Electric lock 2
To power the electric lock
Power Supply
Electric lock 1
Additional bell

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1. Basic connection: 2 electric locks and the possibility to manage two doors
independently (relay mode 1 and 2 m = 1) or the gradual opening of a door
(relay mode 2 m = 5).
2. Two power supplies: ability to use two power supplies, one for the 1148/1
module or / 2 and one for an electric door lock. The electric lock 2 is connected
in reverse (fire safety door).
3. Combination of an electric lock and an additional bell. The relays for
additional bell can be in m = 4 mode (each key activates it for a period of time
configured) or m = 6 mode (activated by a default key for a duration of time
configured).
4. Combination with electric door and electric gate
5. Gate opening with impulse relay and light switching environment (SELV
or relay) with relay ON / OFF; in this case it is essential to use an external
power supply since the relay 2 remains constantly switched (DIP3-DIP4 ON)
N.B. The examples are purely for illustrative purposes.
Note: Urmet 1148 Sinthesi S2 system is designed so that you can connect 10-
18Vac or 11-24Vdc to 12V terminals (polarity is not relevant).
The heating device of the motherboard is equipped with a controller so that the
resistances do not burn as a result of an increase in tension.
2.7 ACCESSORIES
USB programming interface
The USB interface 1148/9 is used to program by pc the
combiphone door unit Sinthesi S2. From the Download area
of website www.urmet.com are available:
Software and USB interface driver for PC installation.
Download

Software

Technical Software

Communication

Combiphone Door Unit (Note: for registered users only)
The complete programming software manual.
Download

Documentation

User Manuals

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3 Door Entry System Operation
The door entry system’s functions are set by establishing parameters (see the
section of parameter programming).
3.1 Signalling overview
The combiphone Sinthesi S2 acoustic signals occur during its operation. Samples
of sounds can be listened to in the setting programme Urmet-1148-tel.
State Tones Tone frequency
Pick up line type 1 –▄■▄■▀– 980-1333-1650
Disconnection of line type 1 –▀■▄■▄– 1650-1333-980
Pick up line type 2 –▄■▀– 800-1067-1200-
1333
Disconnection of line type 2 –▀■▄– 1333-1200-1067-
800
Confirmation of command from the phone ––█–– 800
Ticking during a call ─┴─┴─
Notice about the end of a call –■–■–■– 1333
Relay switch signal ─▒▒▒▒▒▒─ Modulated
Entry into programming from the phone –▄■▀– 980-1067-1180
Programming from the phone ––▓–▓––––– Modulated
Parameter confirmation ––█–– 800
Entry into programming from the PC –▄■▀– 980-1067-1180
Line connection (Reset) –■–▄–■– 1850-1067-1850
Error (generally something is not right) –■–■–■–■–■–
■– 800
Empty memory (no number is programmed) –▄■▄■▄■▄■– 1300-2100
It is useful to know what tones the combiphone Sinthesi S2 plays during
installation as it will assist in the analysis of its state and operation. The sounds can be
turned off in several levels (parameters 61,62,63 and 65).
3.2 Caller at the door
The door entry system’s buttons are labelled in the same way as normal doorbell
buttons. Visitor finds the appropriate name and presses the button. The combiphone
1148 will pick up a line, "plays" the pick up line tone (if not disabled, see par. 62) and
dials the phone number saved under that button (parameter 1 or 2 depending on system
mode). From the combiphone speaker a ringing tone will be heard and the user phone
will ring. As soon as the user called picks up he can talk to his visitor. If an electric lock

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is also connected to the combiphone, the user can press a DTMF code on his phone
and let visitor in. If he hangs up the phone the combiphone will disconnect. If the call
lasts longer than the pre-set limit (parameter 52), 10sec before disconnection the
combiphone will send a line disconnection tone, but the user can dial * or # (parameter
42), to prolong the call for the length of time set in parameter 52.
The dialled number depends on the mode set in the system (parameter 47):
- Day/Night Mode = if the system is in ‘Day’ mode, it dials the number set in
parameter 1, if the system is in ‘Night’ mode, it dials a number set in parameter 2.
The switching over the modes manually is set in parameters 45, 46.
- 2 groups of numbers Mode = the first press of the button always dials a number
set in parameter 1. Following the repeated pressing of the same button, when it
detects a busy tone (10sec after choice), or after a pre-set number of rings
(parameter 56) the system dials a number from the second group (parameter 2).
After another press of the same button the system will again dial the number from
the first group (or after detecting a busy tone on the dialling of a number from the
group 2 the repetition ends).
If a visitor presses the button after the system has picked up, the system will
disconnect for a length of time as set in parameter 54 before it picks up the line and
dials a new number. The number choice takes place either by tone (DTMF) or impulse
according to the setting in parameter 41. There is one more option, disconnection of
line after repeat pressing of the same button (parameter 4*).
It is possible to control a relay switch (code lock) with the first 10 buttons. If
visitor at the door presses buttons in the correct combination according to a pre-
programmed code (parameter 32-34) and the length of time between presses isn’t
greater than the pre-set time (parameter 53) the system picks up, switches the
appropriate relay (if it is set in mode m=1 or m=5) for the length of time given in
parameter 37 or 39,30 and then disconnects.
Relays can switch on one or two impulses depending on control code with the
length of time between impulses set in parameter 30.

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3.2.1 Tab. 1 – Table of relay controls
Mode
m = 1
(parameter 3111 and 3121)
Action
Note
Parameter
Relay
Evaluation of correct
internal code from
the buttons
3211-3215
According to setting
Day/Night
3311-3315
3411-3415
3221-3225
According to setting
Day/Night
3321-3325
3421-3425
321*
According to setting
Day/Night
331*
341*
322*
According to setting
Day/Night
332*
342*
Internal code from
the phone Option to choose 1 or
2 digits of code
2 digit code is basic
and it is possible to
shorten it by using *
in the first place of
code during
programming
351
352
361
362
Mode
m = 5
(parameter 3125)
Action
Note
Parameter
Relay
Evaluation of correct
internal code from
the buttons
3211-3215
According to setting
Day/Night
3311-3315
3411-3415
3221-3225
According to setting
Day/Night
3321-3325
3421-3425
321*
According to setting
Day/Night
331*
341*
322*
According to setting
Day/Night
332*
342*
Internal code from
the phone Option to choose 1 or
2 digits of code
2 digit code is basic
and it is possible to
shorten it by using *
in the first place of
code during
programming
351
352
361
362

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Mode
m = 4
Action
Note
Parameter
Relay
Press buttons
Any number other
than in 311* or 312*
3114
3124
Button set in 311* or
312*
3114
3124
Mode
m = 6
Action
Note
Paramet
er
Relay
Press of the button
Any number other
than in 311* or 312*
3116 -
3126 -
Button set in 311* or
312*
3116
3126
Note t1 – time of connection of relay 1 (parameter 371)
t2 – time between impulses of relay 1 (parameter 301)
t3 – time between connections of relay 1 and 2 (parameter 39)
t4 - time of connection of relay 2 (parameter 372)
t5 - time between impulses of relay 2 (parameter 302)
3.2.2 Outbound call
An outbound call is a call from the combiphone system (i.e. started by a visitor).
Once the system has been dialled, a phone inside of the building rings and on pick up it
is possible to talk to the visitor at the door. By choosing a code it is possible to switch on
a relay (parameter 35) if it is set in mode m=1 or m=5, switch over the Day/Night mode
(parameter 45, 46) and disconnect the connection (parameter 43). 10sec before the end
of the call (parameter 52) the system sends a notice about the end of the call but
choosing a code (parameter 42) it is possible to prolong the call. By replacing the
handset the call is terminated (the switchboard phone will send a system busy tone and
the system will disconnect). There is one more option, disconnection of line after repeat
pressing of the same button (parameter 4*).
3.2.3 Incoming call
An incoming call is a call to the 1148 module made by a telephone which dialled
the number of the line where the 1148 is connected. After choosing the branch the
system is connected and the line rings, following a set number of rings (parameter 51)
the system will then pick up and it is possible to speak. The options are the same as an
‘outgoing call’.
•One exception is in the first 10sec. when it is also possible to input ‘# and a
service password’ (parameter 44) directing the system to go to the programming
mode.
•Another exception is during incoming call and DIP1 is switched to on when the
system also goes to the programming mode (without a service password).