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DS1083-142A LBT20927
Mod.
1083
2VOICE SWITCHBOARD
Ref. 1083/41
Ref. 1083/41A
INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL

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INDEX
SECTION 1
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................................ 3
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE.............................................................................................................. 3
2.1 DISPLAY................................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 KEYPAD ................................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 RINGER .................................................................................................................................... 4
3. TYPES OF USE........................................................................................................................................ 4
3.1 SWITCHBOARD OFF ............................................................................................................... 4
3.2 SWITCHBOARD ON................................................................................................................. 5
3.3 NIGHT SERVICE....................................................................................................................... 5
3.4 DAY SERVICE .......................................................................................................................... 5
4. INSTALLATION........................................................................................................................................ 5
4.1 TABLE TOP INSTALLATION .................................................................................................... 5
4.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE SOCKET TERMINALS.................................................. 7
5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................. 7
5.1 TURNING ON AND OFF THE SWITCHBOARD........................................................................ 7
5.2 HOMEPAGE ............................................................................................................................. 8
5.3 DAY / NIGHT MODE SWITCHING ........................................................................................... 9
5.4 STANDBY................................................................................................................................. 9
5.5 DISPLAYING NAME DIRECTORY AND CALLING A USER ..................................................... 9
5.6 CALL FROM APARTMENT STATIONS .................................................................................. 10
5.7 STORED CALLS COMING FROM APARTMENT STATIONS................................................. 10
5.8 CALLING AN APARTMENT STATION USING ITS CODE ...................................................... 12
5.9 CALL FROM MAIN STATION ................................................................................................ 14
5.10 DOOR LOCK RELEASE FUNCTIONS .................................................................................... 16
5.11 MANAGEMENT OF CODES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES......................................................... 18
5.12 OPEN DOOR INDICATIONS................................................................................................... 19
5.13 AUTO-ON FUNCTION............................................................................................................ 19
5.14 KEYPAD LOCK ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION .................................................................... 20
5.15 CALL DIVERSION FUNCTION TO CORDLESS PHONE ........................................................ 21
5.16 DISPLAYING CODES AND NAMES IN CASE OF LOGICAL CODES OPERATING MODE... 21
6. CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................. 22
6.1 LANGUAGE ............................................................................................................................ 23
6.2 BUSY TIME ............................................................................................................................ 23
6.3 MONITOR............................................................................................................................... 24
6.4 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (IN RISER)................................................................................. 24
6.5 CALL REPEAT (S+, S-)........................................................................................................... 27
6.6 INTERRUPTING A COMMUNICATION (INT. COMM.) ........................................................... 27
6.7 POWER-ON PASSWORD ...................................................................................................... 28
6.8 USER CODES TYPE............................................................................................................... 28
6.9 FUNCTION BUTTONS ........................................................................................................... 29
6.10 NAME MANAGEMENT........................................................................................................... 30
6.11 DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES (POLLING) ..................................................................................... 32
6.12 SWI ID# .................................................................................................................................. 36
6.13 RINGER VOLUME .................................................................................................................. 36
6.14 VIDEO SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 37
6.15 DATE/TIME ADJUSTMENT .................................................................................................... 37
6.16 VERSION ................................................................................................................................ 38
6.17 RESET .................................................................................................................................... 38
6.18 DEFAULT VALUES AND RESTORE ....................................................................................... 38
7. PROGRAMMING VIA PC....................................................................................................................... 39
8. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ......................................................................................................... 39
9. SYSTEM DIAGRAMS............................................................................................................................. 40
9.1 NOTES ON DIAGRAMS ......................................................................................................... 40
SECTION 2
10 CONFIGURING AND OPERATING TWO SWITCHBOARDS IN
MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE MODE (X-OR) ............................................................................................... 46

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10.1 SYSTEM PARAMETER CONFIGURATION ............................................................................ 46
10.2 COMPETENCE TRANSFER FROM ACTIVE TO INACTIVE SWITCHBOARD......................... 47
10.3 SWITCHBOARD INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... 49
10.4 SPECIFIC PROBLEMS........................................................................................................... 49
10.5 PERMITTED SYSTEM TYPES................................................................................................ 50
11. CONNECTION DIAGRAMS WITH TWO SWITCHBOARDS IN
MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE MODE............................................................................................................ 50
SECTION 1
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The switchboard 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 is available in a table-top version only.
To connect the switchboard, use the power supply supplied with the product.
After conguration, the switchboard is ready for all system users.
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE
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1- ON/OFF button with LED
2- Speakers
3- Handset
4- Touchscreen display
5- Programmable functions buttons (F1 ÷ F6)
6- Switchboard function buttons
7- Scroll up arrow button
8- Scroll down arrow button
9- Call transfer button
10 - Pedestrian door opener button
11 - Conrmation button
12 - Alarm memory display button (future
implementation)
13 - Open door list display button
14 - Date and time indicator
15 - Button for transferring competence to
inactive switchboard
16 - Driveway gate opening button
17 - DAY/NIGHT switching button

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2.1 DISPLAY
The switchboard is equipped with a 10” TFT-LCD (Wide Angle) capacitive colour touchscreen display. The
switchboard display is back-lit with a 60 second timeout. The light will come on when any button is pressed
or when a call or alarm signal is received.
2.2 KEYPAD
The touchscreen keypad includes buttons for entering apartment station calling codes, special codes,
calling station door opening codes and user name searches/entry. The switchboard also has ve physical
buttons on the side for performing functions. Five digital buttons are provided on the right side bar of the
display for easier and faster switchboard use. The digital buttons perform exactly the same functions as the
ve physical buttons by the side. The functions of the various buttons are described in detail in the following
paragraphs.
2.3 RINGER
The ringer is electronic and modulated. The volume can be adjusted as described in the “Ringer volume”
paragraph.
3. TYPES OF USE
The switchboard operates according to its conguration during the installation phase and to its operating
status. The possible switchboard operation modes are described below.
3.1 SWITCHBOARD OFF
When the switchboard is o, 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.
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3.2 SWITCHBOARD ON
When the switchboard is turned on, it resumes DAY or NIGHT operation mode, previously congured.
3.3 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.
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3.4 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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4. INSTALLATION
4.1 TABLE TOP INSTALLATION
By default, the switchboard is congured for table top installation, with the specic support which ensures
the best inclination.

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Connect the RJ11 wire of the handset to the port on the back of the switchboard.
USB 2VOICE
The wiring junction box must be wall mounted with the provided double-sided adhesive tape or with screws
and screws anchors.
After establishing the connections on the telephone socket, connect the power cord to the 2VOICE port of
the switchboard, located on the back of the device, then connect the other end of the cord to the socket.
USB 2VOICE

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4.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE SOCKET TERMINALS
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LINE connection to 2Voice system
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POWER connection to the power supply supplied.
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call repeat signal
S-
5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 TURNING ON AND OFF THE SWITCHBOARD
Case 1: switchboard without access password.
Press the power button (1) to turn the switchboard on. The following page will appear on the display:
The switchboard will start working according to the mode used when it was switched o after two seconds.
The LED on the power button (1) lights up green when the switchboard is in DAY mode. The LED on the
power button (1) lights up blue when it is in NIGHT mode.
Hold down the power button (1) pressed for longer than 3 seconds to switch o the switchboard display.
Case 2: switchboard with access password.
Press the power button (1) to turn the switchboard on. The following page will appear on the display:

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After 2 seconds, the following screen is displayed:
Key in the access password programmed by the installer and press
OK
to conrm. The switchboard starts
operating in the mode active before it was turned o.
The LED on the power button (1) lights up green when the switchboard is in DAY mode. The LED on the
power button (1) lights up blue when it is in NIGHT mode.
The message “Wrong password !!!” appear on the display if you enter an incorrect password.
The switchboard display will turn o if 1 minute elapses from power-on without entering the password.
5.2 HOMEPAGE
The various switchboard functions can be accessed from the homepage.
Main calling stations auto-on
Call to an apartment station using the code
Name repository and calling a user
Code management for special services (if a device Ref.1083/80 is present in the system)

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Apartment station missed calls log
Switchboard settings
5.3 DAY / NIGHT MODE SWITCHING
Press the DAY/NIGHT switching button on the display to switch between DAY and NIGHT
operating modes.
In the DAY mode, the LED on the power button (1) lights up green and
the icon appears on the switching button. In NIGHT mode, the LED on the power button (1) lights up
blue and the the icon appears on the switching button.
5.4 STANDBY
The display is o in stand-by. Touch anywhere on the display to display the homepage.
5.5 DISPLAYING NAME DIRECTORY AND CALLING A USER
Press the button on the homepage to open the following page:
where:
0001: progressive index of the selected name
0006: total number of names in the repository
BRUNI: user name
You can search for the name by scrolling through the list with the or buttons or by pressing a key
on the alphanumeric keyboard to go to the rst user whose name starts with the selected letter (for example,
to search for the name ROSSI, access the repository and then press the “R” key and search for
the user with the buttons or ).
To call the selected used, pick up the handset and press the button .

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5.6 CALL FROM APARTMENT STATIONS
During a call from an apartment station, the switchboard will ring and the following page will appear on the
display:
where:
:Physical code from where the call originated (LNNN* - in case of logical code)
00000: Physical code from where the call originated (LNNN* - in case of logical code)
(*) NNNN indicates the logical code (4 or 6 digits) assigned to the apartment station.
BRUNI: Caller’s name
The switchboard attendant can answer the call by picking the handset up; if he does not answer within 10
seconds, the call is stored in the call memory (50 max.).
The following icon will appear on the display when the call is answered to indicate that a conversation
has been established with the apartment station.
5.7 STORED CALLS COMING FROM APARTMENT STATIONS
If there is at least one call stored in the missed calls log, the button to access the missed calls log will
change colour on the homepage and a red dot will appear as an alert.
Press the button to open the following page:

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where:
1: Progressive call number in memory
00000: Physical code from where the call originated (LNNN* - in case of logical code)
(*) NNNN indicates the logical code (4 or 6 digits) assigned to the apartment station.
BRUNI: Caller’s name
Use buttons or to scroll through the list of missed 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 in the memory, you can contact the user by picking up the handset and pressing the
button .
In this case, the alert will be deleted automatically from the memory.
The alert symbol will no longer be visible on the homepage and the missed calls button will return to its
default state .
To delete a call indication manually, select it using the buttons or , press the button . The
following page will appear:
Press the YES button to eliminate the call indication.

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5.8 CALLING AN APARTMENT STATION USING ITS CODE
Pressing the button on the homepage to call to an apartment station.
The following will appear on the display:
Enter a physical code or a logical code of an apartment station using the keypad.
Initial 0 of a code can be omitted.
Pick up the handset and press the button to make the call.
After the call has been sent to an apartment station, the display shows:
where:
00000: The called user’s physical code (LNNN* - in case of logical code)
(*) NNNN indicates the logical code (4 or 6 digits) assigned to the apartment station.
BRUNI: Called user’s name

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When the switchboard establishes a communication with the called user, the display shows the following
screen:
where:
00000: Physical code of the called user (LNNNN* - in case of logical code)
(*) NNNN indicates the logical code (4 or 6 digits) assigned to the apartment station.
BRUNI: Called user’s name
BUSY SIGNAL
When the switchboard makes a call but the system is busy, the following screen will appear for 2 seconds:

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5.9 CALL FROM MAIN STATION
During concierge service in DAY mode (intercepting calls from main stations and forwarding them to the
apartment stations), the switchboard will ring when it receives a call from a main calling station and the
following page will appear on the display:
The caller’s picture will appear on the display.
00: Main calling station number (00-03)
: Symbol showing the status of the communication that can be:
When the switchboard has not yet answered the call
When the switchboard is in communication with the calling station
When the switchboard has sent the call to the apartment station
When the switchboard is communicating with an apartment station
When the switchboard has put the main calling station into communication with an
apartment station.
00000: The called user’s physical code
BRUNI: Called user’s name
: Button for modifying the following video parameters:
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Colour
: Button for zooming in or out on the image, changing the display from 4:3 to 16:9.
: Button for displaying any additional cameras connected to the main station.

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The following screen will appear on the display after answering a call from a main calling station:
From this condition, the switchboard operator will be able to:
• contact the called user by pressing the button
OK
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• contact users by pressing the button and entering the physical or logical code followed by pressing
button ;
• contact users by pressing the button and selecting a name from the repository followed by
pressing the button .
After having established a contact with a user, the switchboard operator can:
• go back to the calling station by pressing the button ;
From this condition, the switchboard can re-establish communication with the user by pressing
the button .
• put the calling station into communication with the user by pressing the button .
From the latter condition, the switchboard cannot re-establish communication with the calling
station or with the user.

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5.10 DOOR LOCK RELEASE FUNCTIONS
The switchboard allows the opening of any pedestrian door or driveway associated with the main or
secondary calling station at any time.
OPENING THE MAIN PEDESTRIAN DOOR AND DRIVEWAY
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 to open the pedestrian door of the main station from where the call was
originated.
• Press the button to open the driveway of the main station from where the call was originated.
2) In any other situation:
When the switchboard is NOT in conversation, press the button to open the pedestrian door of a main
calling station. The following page will appear on the display:
enter the number of the main calling station (0-3) and press the pedestrian button
OK
to open the door.

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When the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the driveway of a main calling station
simply press the button . The following page will appear on the display:
enter the number of the main calling station (0-3) and press the driveway button
OK
to open the
driveway.
OPENING THE SECONDARY PEDESTRIAN DOOR AND DRIVEWAY
When the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the pedestrian door of a secondary calling station
simply hold the button pressed for 4 seconds. The following page will appear on the display:
enter in the address of the riser of competence of the secondary calling station (00-31) and enter
number of the secondary calling station (0-1) and press the button
OK
to open the pedestrian door.

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In this example, the pedestrian door is connected to the secondary calling station with riser address 15 and
secondary calling station number 0 is opened.
When the switchboard is NOT in conversation, to open the driveway of a secondary calling station simply
hold the button pressed for 4 seconds. The following page will appear on the display:
enter in the address of the riser of competence of the secondary calling station (00-31) and enter number of
the main calling station (0-1) and press the button
OK
to open the driveway.
In this example, the driveway is connected to the secondary calling station with competence riser address
15 and secondary calling station number 0 was opened.
5.11 MANAGEMENT OF CODES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES
The switchboard is enabled to manage electric actuators by using decoders for special services Ref. 1083/80.
On the homepage, press the button to open the following page:
enter the special actuator code (1-255) and press the button
OK
to conrm.
After pressing button
OK
, the display returns to the homepage.
Alternatively, the programmable function buttons (F1-F6) can be programmed to directly control special
decoders (see “Function buttons” in the “Conguration” chapter).

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5.12 OPEN DOOR INDICATIONS
The switchboard is provided with a button for accessing the list of the doors left open. The open door
indication appears on the display by means of a red dot as an alert on the button. The service is related to
the status of the SP terminal of the calling stations and requires a door open sensor.
The following operating states are possible:
: all the main and the secondary doors are closed;
: on one or more main or secondary door is still open. The door open status is signalled to the calling
stations only if the door is kept open for longer than 30 seconds.
When the red alert icon is present, press the button to access the list of the doors left open:
In the example, the indication shows that the door of the secondary calling station with riser address 13 and
secondary calling station number 1 is open.
Use the buttons / or / to scroll the list of open doors.
5.13 AUTO-ON FUNCTION
The switchboard can automatically switch on main 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 use the auto-on function, press the button on the homepage. The picture framed by the main
calling station 0 will appear on the display.

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:Button to display any additional cameras of the main calling station 0 and then the other main
calling stations.
: Button for modifying the following video parameters:
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Colour
: Button for zooming in or out on the image, changing the display from 4:3 to 16:9.
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.
5.14 KEYPAD LOCK ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION
If the operator needs to leave the workstation, the keypad lock can be activated to locks the display and the
physical side keys. Hold the button pressed for 5 seconds. The switchboard will beep twice 3 seconds
apart and the following screen will appear on the display:
KEYBOARD LOCKED
If the keypad is locked, the switchboard does not execute commands from the keypad, included DAY/
NIGHT service switching and turning o. To deactivate the keypad lock, hold the physical button associated
with the digital button pressed until the homepage appears on the display.
The physical button to unlock the switchboard starts blinking when the keypad is locked.
The keypad lock condition is kept even if the switchboard is unpowered and then powered.