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SYSTEM BOOKLET
Max. 32 apartment stations
per column
Max. 32 apartment stations
per column
2Voice column
power supply unit
2Voice column
power supply unit
2Voice column
power supply unit
2Voice column
power supply unit
column
distributor column
distributor
door unit
interface
main calling stations
calling
stations
calling
stations
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INDEX
1. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION TYPES USING ONLY COLUMN
POWER SUPPLY UNIT REF. 1083/2.......................................................................................................... 3
2. SYSTEM TYPOLOGIES..............................................................................................................................4
3. SYSTEM OPERATION................................................................................................................................8
3.1 CALL AND BUSY STATE MANAGEMENT...........................................................................................8
3.2 CALLING STATION FUNCTIONS......................................................................................................... 8
3.3 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE AND ACCESS CONTROL FUNCTIONS........................................................9
3.4 APARTMENT STATION PERFORMANCE............................................................................................9
4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................................................10
4.1 STAIRCASE LIGHTS FUNCTION.......................................................................................................10
5. SYSTEM INSTALLATION .........................................................................................................................11
5.1 STANDARDS AND INTERFERENCE IMMUNITY ............................................................................... 11
5.2 MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES..........................................................................11
5.3 SYSTEM POWER...............................................................................................................................13
5.4 ALLOWED CABLES ...........................................................................................................................14
5.5 MAX. DISTANCES AND EXTENSIONS .............................................................................................. 14
5.6 ELECTRICAL DOOR LOCK CONNECTION ....................................................................................... 24
5.7 GARAGE DOOR CONTROL UNIT EXTERNAL RELAY CONNECTION..............................................24
5.8 CALLING STATION AUXILIARY SIGNAL CONNECTION ..................................................................24
5.9 APARTMENT STATION SIGNAL CONNECTION ...............................................................................25
5.10 WIRING AND USE OF LINE TERMINATIONS ..................................................................................25
6. ACTIVATING THE SYSTEM......................................................................................................................26
6.1 LINE TERMINATION SETTINGS (Z) ..................................................................................................27
6.2 DEVICE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................27
6.3 POWER-ON AND POWER VOLTAGE TEST ...................................................................................... 32
6.4 CHECK THE SYSTEM........................................................................................................................33
6.5 ASSOCIATING DOOR UNIT BUTTONS TO USERS ..........................................................................34
6.6 BASIC FUNCTIONAL TEST................................................................................................................36
6.7 OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS ......................................................... 36
7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DEVICES .................................................................................. 40
8. KEY TO SYMBOLS .................................................................................................................................. 40
NOTES ON DIAGRAMS................................................................................................................................41
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The 2Voice video door phone system is easy to install. Only two non-polarised wires are needed to
interconnect all system devices.
It is modular and suitable for making from one- and two-family systems to large systems of various types
(audio, video and mixed) and provide the best solution for all needs.
1. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION TYPES
USING ONLY COLUMN POWER SUPPLY UNIT REF. 1083/23
The column power supply ref. 1083/23 can be used to make video door phone systems with up to 32 users
per column (using a distributor or column interface), with up to 12 columns, each of which with up to 2
secondary calling stations. Up to 2 main calling stations and possibly one concierge switchboard may be
present.
The characteristics of the 2Voice video door phone system are shown below, using ONLY the power
supply unit Ref. 1083/23 in the systems.
IMPORTANT The Ref. 1083/20A can be used in systems in which the column power supply unit Ref.
1083/23 is also present. In this case, in the section of the system in which the power supply unit Ref.
1083/20A is used, refer to the booklet provided with the product.
System
• Possibility of managing up to 2 automatically switching main door units.
• Possibility of managing up to 12 columns, with up to 2 secondary calling stations each.
• Possibility of managing up to 80 door phone apartment stations in single column systems with only one
power supply unit.
• Possibility of managing up to 48 apartament stations video door phones in single column systems with
only one power supply unit.
• Possibility of managing up to 56 door phone apartment stations in each column with only one power unit.
• Possibility of managing up to 32 video door phone apartment stations in each column with only one
power unit.
• Possibility of managing up to 4 door units in parallel for each user.
• Possibility of connecting a concierge switchboard with typical functions to the system day/night function,
lost call storage, etc.
• Use of only two non-polarised wires throughout the system.
• No local power supply is needed on calling stations or apartment stations.
• Extensionwiringusing4-userdistributororin-outcongurationdirectlyontheterminalsofthedevices.
• Extension short-circuit protection.
• Programming:simpliedusingdipswitchesforapartmentstations,buttonsfordoorunitsandBluetooth/
WiFi connection for calling modules.
• Lock activation from all apartment stations, with programmable activation time and mode (free/privacy).
• Activation of a secondary lock (garage door) from all apartment stations.
Video surveillance and access control
• Possibilityof directlyconnectingeithertwocamerasorve cameraswiththeaidofanoptional video
switch to the calling stations (for calling stations with correct setup only).
• Door open indication by means of LEDs on apartment stations.
• Possibility of programming a 4-digit door opening code on calling modules (without time restraints) for
each user and general codes with time restraints.
Calling stations
• With buttons (door units) or name director (calling modules).
• Current colour camera for video door phone call stations.
• Open door sensor.
• In the case of calling stations with buttons (door units), up to 80 buttons can be connected using button
module devices for the Alpha panels and up to 64 buttons using 4 button expansion devices for Sinthesi
panels.
Apartment stations
• Video door phone apartment stations with colour or black and white monitor, hands-free function and
handset.
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• Five door phone call tones (selectable by the user).
• Dierentiatedringsonsamecalltonesaccordingtoorigin(frommain,fromsecondary,fromintercom
apartment station, from switchboard).
• Cyclic auto-on function for calling stations and surveillance camera stream (for calling stations with
correct setup only).
• Calls to concierge switchboard.
• Freely programmable intercom call in column or apartment.
• Floorcallbuttonwithdierentiatedcalltoneselectablebytheuser(5possiblecalltones).
• Possibility of connecting, a fail-safe supplementary ringer or a calling repeater relay or a wireless call
repeater to the apartment station for repeating all calls.
• Entrance door opening state display.
Additional functions
• Possibility of switching on the staircase lights using a special decoder from the apartment stations, the
door units and the switchboard.
• Possibility of connecting a video door phone messaging service in each column.
• Operating of audio repeater for hearing aid users in accordance with European Law SOCU0611477A.
Standards
• IMQandVDEcertiedpowerunit.
• All devices comply with CE directives in the matter of electromagnetic compatibility and to the low
voltage directive.
• The system is intrinsically protected from static and pulse electromagnetic interference.
2. SYSTEM TYPOLOGIES
The systems described below can be made using only the column power supply unit Ref. 1083/23.
Single column 1 riser 1 calling station
TC
2Voice column
power supply unit
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE 1
LINE 2
Main calling station
ID = 0
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Single column max. 2 risers 2 main stations
TC
TC
2Voice column
power supply unit
column
distributor
ID = n
main
ID = 1
main
ID = 0
LINE IN1
IN0
21
LINE OUT
LINE IN
Up to 12 columns 1 main calling station and 2 secondary stations for each column
2Voice column
power supply unit
2Voice column
power
supply unit
column
distributor
ID = n
main
ID = 0
2Voice column
power supply unit
column
distributor
ID = n+1
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
TC
LINE
21
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE IN LINE OUT
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE
21
LINE IN LINE OUT
IN1
IN0
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 1
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 1
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12 columns 2 main calling stations and 2 secondary stations for each column
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n
2Voice column
power supply
unit
door unit
interface
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n+1
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n+2
TC TC
2Voice column
power supply
unit
LINE
321 4
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
Mains
ID = 0 ID = 1
IN1IN0
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 1
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 1
secondary
ID = n+2
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n+2
AUX dip 2 = 1
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12 columns 2 main calling stations and 2 secondary stations for each column, concierge switchboard
power supply
switchboard
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n
2Voice column
power supply
unit
door unit
interface
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n+1
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
ID = n+2
TC TC
2Voice column
power supply
unit
LINE
321 4
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
Mains
ID = 0 ID = 1
IN1IN0
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n
AUX dip 2 = 1
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n+1
AUX dip 2 = 1
secondary
ID = n+2
AUX dip 2 = 0
TC
IN1
IN0
TC
secondary
ID = n+2
AUX dip 2 = 1
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3. SYSTEM OPERATION
3.1 CALL AND BUSY STATE MANAGEMENT
The2Voicesystemallows several conversationsatthesametimeondierent columns, in additiontoa
further conversation between main calling station and an apartment station belonging to any column not
engaged by the conversation.
The system works as follows when a call is made:
• A call from a main call station switches all the other main calling stations and the entire column of the
called apartment station to busy for a call pick-up time (max. 60 s). During the call pick-up time, the system
(main calling stations and secondary stations on the concerned column) is switched to busy. When the
user picks up and establishes a conversation, the busy state is prolonged for the guaranteed conversation
time:thistimecongurableduringinstallationfrom 1to70s. Aftertheguaranteedconversation time,
another call can interrupt the conversation. The maximum conversation time is 10 minutes.
The system returns to standby mode at the end of the conversation or after the timeout.
• A call from a secondary calling station will cause the same eects, but will exclusively involve the
concerned column, including the secondary station, if applicable, but not the other calling stations (either
main or secondary).
The system returns to standby mode at the end of the conversation or after the timeout.
• Auto-on from an apartment station to a calling station will switch all the main secondary calling stations
and the entire column of the door unit to busy for the call pick up time (max. 60 s.) – but not the secondary
calling stations of the other columns. If the apartment station user picks up the call (either by picking up
thehandsetor–onhands-freevideodoorphones–bypressingthespecicbutton),thebusystatecan
beextendedforatimeequaltotheguaranteedconversationtimeornot(congurableduringinstallation
from 1 to 70s). During the busy time generated by auto-on, normal door phone calls may interrupt auto-
on or not according to the call station programmed setting (interruption parameter). The maximum
conversation time is 10 minutes. The other apartment stations in the system cannot operate the auto-on
function for the busy time.
The system returns to standby mode at the end of the conversation or after the timeout.
• An intercom call will switch all the apartment stations in the column and possible secondary calling
station to busy for the pick up calling time (max. 60s). When the called user picks up, the busy state
may be extended or not for the time equal to the guaranteed conversation time (congurable during
installation from 1 to 70s). During the busy time generated by and intercom call, normal door phone
calls may interrupt the intercom call or not according to the call station programmed setting (interruption
parameter). The maximum conversation time is 10 minutes.
The system returns to standby mode at the end of the conversation or after the timeout.
• Aoorcallwillnoteectthesystembusystate.
3.2 CALLING STATION FUNCTIONS
For specic features of each call station, see its instruction manual.
CALL FORWARDING
The following cases may occur when a call is made (i.e. when a calling button is pressed on a door unit)
according to the state of the calling station state and of the called column:
• Free system: the station outputs a call forwarding tone (1 beep).
• Busy system: the station outputs a warning tone (3 beeps in sequence) and the yellow LED on the front
will blink until busy mode ends. Press the calling button or make the call again according to the station
type at the end of busy mode.
DOOR ELECTRIC LOCK MANAGEMENT
The calling stations have two terminals for managing the capacitance discharge and hold of the door electric
lock (SE-, SE+). Consequently, no separate power source is needed to operate the electric lock.
The electric lock is operated in the following cases:
• Whenever the hall button is pressed (terminals PA, CT).
• Whenadooropencommandisreceivedfromanapartmentstationaccordingtotheconguration(“free”
or“privacy”):
– “Privacy”:theelectriclockmayonlybeactivatedbypressingthedooropeningbuttononthecalling
station when an audio conversation has been established or when after having received a call or
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auto-on function either a video connection has been established or during the call pick-up time.
– “Free”:theelectriclockmaybeactivatedbypressingthedooropeningbuttononthecallstationifthis
isconguredasmainorifthisconguredassecondaryandtheuserbelongstothesamecolumnas
the calling station. This function is typically used for secondary stations.
• When a door open command is received from the switchboard.
Name tags, if powered by the ILL terminal of the apartment station will go out while the electric lock is
actuated.
GARAGE DOOR LOCK MANAGEMENT
The calling station have two terminals connected to the contacts of a normally open relay which can be
used to control a gate opening control unit (1). The relay is operated for 1 second after receiving the garage
dooropeningcommandaccordingtotheoperatingmode(“free”or“privacy”)asthedoorlock.
(1) The relay is not suitable to control direct power loads and can only be used as control relay. Refer to the
calling station manual for electrical features.
3.3 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE AND ACCESS CONTROL FUNCTIONS
SURVEILLANCE CAMERA AUTO-ON FUNCTION (for calling stations with correct setup only)
Users can switch the video door unit on by pressing the button dedicated for this function on the apartment
station (typically the button). Up to two surveillance cameras can be connected to the calling stations
(terminals V3, V5). Up to 5 cameras connected to the calling station may be used with a video switching
device 1038/69 or 1083/69. The user can press the button to cyclically view the images of the surveillance
cameras on the main calling station with ID equal to 0, then in sequence the images of other main calling
stations,nallythecamerasofthesecondarystationsofthecolumntowhichitbelongs.
DOOR SENSOR MANAGEMENT FOR OPEN DOOR FUNCTION
The door units have two terminals for managing an NC open door sensor (SP, CT). The apartment units
provided with indicator LED may use the red LED to indicate the state of the door of the last calling station
and opened by pressing the door opening button. The LED will light up if the door of the main calling station
is open and will blink if the secondary calling station door is open.
DOOR OPENER CODES
4-digit door opening codes (without time restraints) for each user and general codes (with time restraints)
can be programmed on calling modules. Refer to the calling module instruction manual for more information.
3.4 APARTMENT STATION PERFORMANCE
For specic features of each door unit, see its instruction manual.
RECEIVING A CALL
Theuser’sapartmentstationwillringwithoneofthevepossibleringtoneswhenacallisreceivedforthe
following times:
Source of the call Time Total duration of the tone
Call from main station 3 s ON 3 s
Call from secondary station 0.4sON0.2sOFFrepeatedvetimes 2,8 s
Call from switchboard 0.1 s ON 0.05 s OFF repeated three times
pause0.2srepeatedvetimes
2,8 s
Intercom call 0.5 s ON 0.5 s OFF repeated three times 2,5 s
Theoorcallisthesameasamainstationcallintermsofdurationbutadierenttoneisused:
Floor call 3 s ON 3 s
The electric lock of the door unit can be operated when a video door unit or door unit call is received without
needing to establish a conversation.
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If there are several apartment stations in parallel, the extensions will ring in sequence. The user’s extension
0 will also switch the video door phone if the call comes from a video door phone station. In this case, during
the call pick-up time (60s from the call), the video door phones of the other extensions can be switched on
by pressing the auto-on button (video switching function) until one of the called user’s video door phones
picks up.
If the picture is already displayed, pressing button will show the stream of the surveillance cameras of the
calling station only in cycle.
The picture of the main camera will appear only on the apartment station that picked up after picking the
call up.
The camera picture will therefore be normally shown on only one apartment station at a time.
AUTOMATIC SWITCH-ON FUNCTION
Press the button on the video door phone to switch the auto-on function on if the apartment station
is in stand-by. When the auto-on function is selected, the camera of the main station with ID equal to 0
is displayed. Pressing the button again will display the stream from all the additional cameras (where
applicable)connectedtothe main station 0, and then theothermain stations and nally the secondary
stations present in the column, including additional cameras. The cycle will resume from the main station 0
at the end of the cycle.
Pick up the handset or press the button for establishing a conversation on hands-free video door phones to
establish an audio communication with the selected door unit. The door can be opened at any time when
the audio conversation is in progress.
Auto-on will end automatically after 60 seconds if the audio channel is not activated.
CALLS TO SWITCHBOARD
The apartment stations are provided with a dedicated switchboard call button. Pick up the handset or press
the audio button on hands-free apartment stations after pressing the switchboard call button to make the
call.
INTERCOM CALL FORWARDING
After having programmed an apartment station button for intercom function (see programming paragraph),
pick up the handset or press the audio button on a hands-free apartment station to activate audio and then
press the intercom calling button. The following cases can occur according to the column state:
• Free column: the calling apartment station will output a conrmation tone (1 beeps) and the called
apartment station will ring. Communication is established when the called user picks up.
• Busy column: the apartment station outputs a warning tone (4 beeps in rapid sequence). Hang up and
try again later.
FLOOR CALL FUNCTION
Theapartmentstationsareequippedwithapairorterminals(CP)forconnectingtheoorcallbutton.The
apartmentstationwillringwiththesettonefor3swhenthebuttonispressed.Thetonewillbedierent
from that of the other calls. Connect this button to only one extension if there are extensions in parallel. The
apartment stations will ring in sequence.
SUPPLEMENTARY RINGER
The apartment stations are provided with a pair of terminals (S+, S-) for connecting a supplementary ringer
or relay or wireless call repeater. This ringer is controlled when any call tone is generated.
DOOR OPEN FUNCTION
The apartment stations can monitor the physical state of the doors if a sensor is connected to the SP and
CT terminals on the calling stations. The red LED will light up when the door of a main calling station is left
open and will blink if the door of a secondary station is on. The function is only active for the last called door
phone or video door phone on which the door opening button was pressed and corresponding to the last
calling door unit.
4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
4.1 STAIRCASE LIGHTS FUNCTION
An apartment station button can be programmed to switch the staircase lights on by means of a special
decoder.
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5. SYSTEM INSTALLATION
5.1 STANDARDS AND INTERFERENCE IMMUNITY
All devices must be set up and wired according to rules of best practice and according to national installation
standards. Particular attention must be devoted to power units and transformers: these must be arranged
in suitable electric panels and equipped with appropriately dimensioned protection and circuit breaker
switches. The installation of the Ref. 1083/23 is possible ONLY in an electrical panel.All devices
comply with EC Standards with regards to electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety. Furthermore,
thepowersupplyunitisIMQandVDEcertied.ThesystemguaranteesgoodnoiseimmunityonlyifaUrmet
cable is used for the bus lines and earth is connected to the earth system.
In all cases, to improve interference immunity, do not arrange the system wires near 110V, 230V and
400V power wires which generate strong electromagnetic elds.
The following problems, typical of all video door phone system, the frequency and severity of which cannot
be foreseen, may occur if these rules are not respected:
• Data transmission errors between devices with consequent impossibility of making calls.
• Poor video quality: loss of details, double picture, etc.
• Video interference.
• Audio signal interference.
5.2 MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES
Theminimumcongurationofthe2Voicesystemcomprises:apowersupplyunit1083/20A,acallingstation
and at least one apartment station.
Maximum number of devices and users using the column power supply unit Ref. 1083/23.
Device Maximum number
Four-user distributor Ref. 1083/55 (column derived from a device /23) 12
Four-user distributor Ref. 1083/55 (column derived from a device /53 or /50) 8 x 12 columns
Power supply unit Ref. 1083/23 14
Column distributors Ref. 1083/53 or column interfaces Ref. 1083/50 12
Door unit interface Ref. 1083/75 1
Calling stations Maximum number
Main door phone or video door phone calling stations 2
Secondary door phone or video door phone calling stations 24
Total number of calling stations in the system 26
The maximum number of users (apartments) and indoor spaces varies according to the device from which
the column is derived.
Apartment stations Maximum number
1083/23 1083/53 or /50
Number of users (apartments) per door phone column 80 56
Number of users (apartments) per video door phone column 48 32
Total number of door phone apartment stations per column (apartment
stations in parallel are included in the count) 80 56
Total number of video door phone apartment stations per column (the
apartment stations in parallel are included in the count) 48 32
Number of apartment stations in parallel (in the same apartment) 4 4
Total number of door phone apartment stations connected in in-out mode
per column
80 56
Total number of apartment stations connected in in-out mode per column (*) 32 32
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IMPORTANT! Refer to the maximum number of users and apartment stations in a video door phone
conguration if the system conguration is mixed (door phone apartment stations + video door phone
apartment stations).
(*) The maximum number of devices is 16 in mixed congurations (apartment stations + distributors
connected in in-out mode in the column). The apartment stations connected as extensions to the
distributor are not included in the count.
1
2
12 Max. 48 apartment stations
per column
Max. 4 apartment stations
connected in-out mode
80
2
1
Maximum 80 apartment
stations in door systems
with column derived
from 1083/23
Maximum 12 distributors in
video door systems with column
derived from 1083/23
2
1
3
16
Maximum 16 devices in video
door systems with column
derived from 1083/23
Max. 4 apartment stations
connected in-out mode
32
2
1
Maximum 32 apartment
stations per column
in mixed systems
56
2
1
Maximum 56 apartment
stations in door systems
with column derived
from 1083/50 or / 53
1
2
8Max. 32 apartment stations
per column
Max. 4 apartment stations
connected in-out mode
Maximum 8 distributors per
column in video door systems with
column derived from 1083/50 or / 53
2
1
3
16
Maximum 16 devices in video
door systems with column
derived from 1083/50 or / 53
Max. 4 apartment stations
connected in-out mode
Maximum 10 video
distributors 1083/55
Maximum 5 video
distributors 1083/55
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5.3 SYSTEM POWER
The following must be taken into consideration for calculating the number of power supply units in the
system:
• Single column system with 2 door units and 32 name tags each, up to 56 apartment stations, 1 column
distributor or column interface: 1 power supply unit.
If the door unit (Sinthesi) has more than 32 name tags, a Ref. 9000/230 or Ref. 9000/110 transformer
is needed to illuminate the button modules. In this case, disconnect the connection between the “ILL”
terminals of the calling station and the button module.
• System with 12 columns (12 column distributors Ref. 1083/53 or column interfaces Ref. 1083/50): add 1
power supply unit for each column.
• System with more than one main calling station and door unit interface: add one power supply unit.
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
Max. 32 apartment
stations per column
LINE
21 IN1
IN0
LINE OUT
LINE IN
Max. 32 apartment
stations per column
Max. 32 apartment
stations per column
2Voice column
power supply
unit
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
2Voice column
power supply
unit
LINE IN LINE OUT
column
distributor
TC
TC
LINE
21 IN1
IN0
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE IN LINE OUT
LINE
21 IN1
IN0
LINE OUT
LINE IN
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Max. 32 apartment
stations per column
2Voice column
power supply
unit
2Voice column
power supply unit
2Voice column
power supply unit
column
distributor
door unit
interface
Max. 32 apartment
stations per column
2Voice column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
TC
TC
TC
TC
TC
LINE IN LINE OUT
LINE
21 IN0
IN1
IN0 IN1
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE IN LINE OUT
LINE
21 IN0
IN1
LINE OUT
LINE IN
TC
5.4 ALLOWED CABLES
The 2VOICE bus is NON polarized. The cable (Ref.1083/90 or Ref.1083/94) has been designed to ensure
the maximum distance and dimensions of the system. Because this cable is twisted, a good noise immunity
is ensured.
For system max. extensions and types when dierent kinds of cables are used, see the next
paragraphs.
WARNING ! If multi-pole cables are used, IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN to short-circuit several
conductors in order to increase the cable section.
For long distance branches, it is suggested to reduce to the minimum joint points between cables.
For joints, use devices ensuring a good and lasting connection between cables, protecting the
joint against humidity and bad weather.
Wires with cross-section area of 0.5 mm2 or larger must comply with IEC 60332-1-2; wires with
cross section area smaller than 0.5 mm2 must comply with IEC 60332-2-2.
The end of a stranded conductor must not be consolidated with mild soldering in the points in
which the conductor is subjected to contact pressure.
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5.5 MAX. DISTANCES AND EXTENSIONS
DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS
DOOR PHONE RISERS CONNECTION
This chapter shows the dierent ways of connecting an all door phone riser regardless of whether it is
derived from a column power supply unit, a column distributor or a column interface.
The following indications are valid for audio only systems; these distances can not be applied if
even one video device is present (video door entrance panel or video door phone).
Connection of a door phone riser with electric nodes or in-out connection for a door phone riser
Bca
A
Door phone riser with electric nodes
N
2
1
Bcb
Door phone riser with in-out connection
A = distance between the node and the door phone
Bca = distance between the device from which the riser is derived and the most distant node
Bcb = distance between the device from which the backbone is derived and the furthest door phone
Cable
Number of apartment stations
according to the device from which
the riser is derived
distance
1083/23 1083/53 or /50 A Bcx A+Bc
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 80 56 50m 600m 600m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 80 56 50m 375m 375m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 64 56 50m 300m 300m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 64 56 50m 200m 200m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 80 56 50m 300m 300m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 64 56 50m 300m 300m
1mm2section single cable 32 32 50m 300m 300m
For system extensions and connection of street side branch and call stations see the next
paragraphs.
CONNECTION OF CALL STATIONS
Thischapterdescribesdierentconnectionmodesofdoorphonecallstationsinsystemswithonlyoneriser
column of door phones.
The following indications are valid for audio only systems; these distances can not be applied if
even one video door phone device is present (video door entrance panel or video door phone).
Column with one door phone call station
Ax+Bc
C
riser
door phone
call station
2Voice column
power supply unit
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C = distance between the power supply and the call station
For connection and distances of the riser, see the paragraph “Door phone risers connection”
Cable distance extension
(*)
C
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 600m 800m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 375m 800m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 300m 600m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 200m 800m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 300m 300m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 300m 300m
1mm2section single cable 300m 300m
(*) the system extension is the sum of all the single segments which compose it:
C+Bc+A1+A2+…+An
Devices derived from a column distributor or a column interface with one or two door phone calling
stations
Ax+
Bc2
Ax+
Bc1
D
C2
C1
2VOICE column
power supply
unit
column
distributor
column
door phone
call station
door phone
call station
Cx = distance between the column distributor or column interface and the calling station
D = distance between the column distributor or column interface and the power supply unit
For connection and distances of the riser, see the paragraph “Door phone risers connection”.
Cable distance extension
(*)
Cx D
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 400m 5m 800m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 250m 5m 800m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 100m 5m 600m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 100m 5m 800m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 50m 5m 300m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 50m 5m 300m
1mm2section single cable 50m 5m 150m
(*) the system extension is the sum of all the single segments which compose it:
C1+C2+D+Bc1+Bc2+A1+A2
These requirements must also be taken into account when the riser distributor or the riser
interface is connected on the riser on street side in systems with multiple risers.
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Door unit interface derived devices with up to 2 door phone calling stations
D1
D2
E2E1
door units
interface
Ax+
Bc1
Ax+
Bc2
Ax+
Bc3
Ax+
Bc4
2VOICE
column
power supply
unit
2VOICE
column
power supply
unit
column
door phone
call station
door phone
call station
Ex = distance between the door units interface and the call station
Dx = distance between the door units interface and the power supply
For connection and distances of the riser, see the paragraph “Door phone risers connection”.
Cable distance extension
Ex Dx call station column
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 400m 5m 800m 800m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 250m 5m 500m 800m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 200m 5m 400m 600m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 100m 5m 200m 500m
The call stations extension is the sum of segments E1+E2+E3+E4+D1 and the column extension is the sum
of segments Bc1+Bc2+Bc3+Bc4+A1+A2+… +An+D2.
VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS
VIDEO DOOR PHONE RISERS CONNECTION
Thischaptershowsthedierentwaysofconnectingariserwithatleastonevideodoorphoneregardlessof
whether it is derived from a column power supply unit, a column distributor or a column interface.
Special decoders and door phone connections are similar, but special decoders must be installed
at the end of a branch. On the decoder In/out connection can not be performed.
Connection of a video door phone riser with distributors
A
Bv
1
2
N
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A = distance between the 4-user distributor and the apartment station
Bv = distance between the device from which the riser is derived and the most distant 4-user distributor
Cable
Number of apartment
stations according to the
device from which the
riser is derived video
distance
1083/23 1083/53 or /50 A Bv A+Bv
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 48 32 Colour 50m 200m 200m
B/W 50m 200m 200m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 48 32 Colour 50m 125m 125m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 48 32 Colour 50m 150m 150m
B/W 50m 125m 125m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 48 32 Colour 50m 125m 125m
B/W 50m 75m 75m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 48 32 Colour 50m 125m 125m
B/W 50m 125m 125m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 48 32 Colour 50m 125m 125m
B/W 50m 125m 125m
1mm2section single cable 32 32 Colour 50m 50m 75m
B/W 50m 50m 75m
For system extensions and connection of street side branch and call stations see the next
paragraphs.
Apartment stations derived by a distributor
A
A = distance between the 4-user distributor and the most distant apartment station
Cable No. of apartment
stations
distance
A
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92
Max 4 50m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair)
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red)
1mm2section single cable
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In/out connection of a video door phone riser
Bv 1
2
32
32 video door phone apartment
stations max. for each riser
Bv = distance between the device from which the riser is derived and the most distant apartment station
Cable No. of apartment
stations video distance
Bv
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 32 Colour 200m
B/W 200m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 32 Colour 125m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath 32 Colour 190m
B/W 190m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 32 Colour 190m
B/W 115m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 32 Colour 150m
B/W 150m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 32 Colour 100m
B/W 100m
1mm2section single cable 32 Colour 100m
B/W 100m
For system extensions and connection of street side branch and call stations see the next
paragraphs.
WIRING CONNECTION OF CALL STATIONS WITH ONE RISER COLUMN VIDEO DOOR PHONE
Thischapterdescribesthedierentconnectionmodesofvideodoorphonecallstationsinsystemswith
only one riser column of apartment stations.
Column with one video door phone call station
2Voice column
power supply unit
TC
Video door phone
call station
riser
C
Ax+Bv
C = distance between the power supply and the call station
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For connection and distances of the riser, see the paragraph “Video door phone risers
connection”.
Cable video distance extension
(*)
C
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 Colour 200m 800m
B/W 200m 800m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 Colour 125m 800m
Ø 0,6mm telephone pair without sheath Colour 100m 600m
B/W 100m 600m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) Colour 100m 800m
B/W 100m 800m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered Colour 50m 300m
B/W 50m 300m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) Colour 50m 300m
B/W 50m 300m
1mm2section single cable Colour 50m 150m
B/W 50m 150m
(*) the system extension is the sum of all the single segments which compose it:
C+Bv+A1+A2+…+An
Devices derived from a column distributor or a column interface with one or two video door phone
calling stations
TC
column
distributor
2Voice
column
power supply
unit
TC
Video door phone
call station
Video door phone
call station
C1
C2
D
Ax+
Bv1
Ax+
Bv2
column
Cx = distance between the column distributor or column interface and the calling station
D = distance between the column distributor or column interface and the power supply unit
For connection and distances of the riser, see the paragraph “Video door phone risers
connection”.
Cable distance extension
(*)
Cx D
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/92 200m 5m 800m
2Voice cable Ref. 1083/94 125m 5m 800m
Ø 0,6 mm telephone pair without sheath 100m 5m 600m
CAT5 UTP (one twisted pair) 100m 5m 800m
HVV05-F 1,5 mm2rubber covered 50m 5m 300m
7057/235 Urmet cable (blue/red) 50m 5m 300m
1mm2section single cable 50m 5m 150m
(*) the system extension is the sum of all the single segments which compose it:
C1+C2+D+Bv1+Bv2+A1+A2
These requirements must also be taken into account when the riser distributor or the riser
interface is connected on the riser on street side in systems with multiple risers.
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