urmet domus 826 DIGITAL CALL SYSTEM User manual

Model 826
DIGITAL CALL SYSTEM
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PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS...........................................................................................................................................................1 - 7
BASIC CONFIGURATIONS.............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 7
SYSTEMDESIGN............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
SYSTEMINSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Device location...........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Device wiring..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Immunityto interference.............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Line resistance limits..................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 10
Line capacitance limits...............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 11
General requirements................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 11
Systemmaintenance..................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 11
TYPES OF INSTALLATION.............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 11
SYSTEMACTIVATION....................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 12
Preliminarycheckswithsystemoff............................................................................................................................................................1 - 12
Activation....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 12
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 12
Systemoperation checks...........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 12
ELECTRONIC ANDCONVENTIONALAPARTMENTSTATION EQUIPMENT..............................................................................................1 - 13
MAXIMUMNUMBER OF DEVICES CONNECTEDTO A SINGLE POWER SUPPLYUNIT..........................................................................1 - 13
Outdoorstation equipment.........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 13
Guarddoorstation equipment....................................................................................................................................................................1 - 13
Decoders....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 13
Equipment forspecial services..................................................................................................................................................................1 - 13
MAXIMUMNUMBER OF APARTMENTSTATIONS PER DECODER CHANNEL..........................................................................................1 - 14
TYPE SETTINGS ANDERROR WARNINGS..................................................................................................................................................1 - 14
GENERALLAYOUTDIAGRAMS.....................................................................................................................................................................1 - 14
General layoutdiagramsforsingle risercable doorphone systems..........................................................................................................1 - 15
General layoutdiagramsformultiple risercable doorphone systems.......................................................................................................1 - 16
General layoutdiagramsforsingle risercable video doorphone systems.................................................................................................1 - 18
General layoutdiagramsformultiple risercable video doorphone systems..............................................................................................1 - 20
USINGELECTRONIC CALL TONE SIGNALINGANDCONVENTIONALBUZZER DOORPHONES OR VIDEO DOORPHONES..............1 - 23
SYSTEMEQUIPMENT....................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 24
OUTDOOR STATION EQUIPMENT
ENTRANCE MODULE ON KOMBI CHASSIS Ref. 826/65
FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 25
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 25
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 25
Flushmountingversion..............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 25
Installation ofaccessories..........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 26
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 27
Doorlockreleasecodeentry.....................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Busysignal volumeadjustment..................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
Speakerandmicrophone volumeadjustment forspeakerunit Ref. 5150/500 orRef. 824/500.................................................................1 - 9
Replacingan oldentrance model withasecond-generation module.........................................................................................................1 - 9
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 9
ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY Ref. 826/58
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 30
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 30
Installation withentrance module 826/65...................................................................................................................................................1 - 30
Installation withentrance module 826/65...................................................................................................................................................1 - 30
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 31
Selectinglanguage.....................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 31
Enteringaname.........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 31
Deletinganame.........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 31
Viewingthesoftwarerelease.....................................................................................................................................................................1 - 32
Operation...................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 32
Advancedfunctions....................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 32
Erasingall names.......................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 32
ERROR MESSAGES.......................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 33
Errorsduringinitialization...........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 33
Errorswhen deletingall data......................................................................................................................................................................1 - 33
Displaycontrastadjustment.......................................................................................................................................................................1 - 33
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16-PUSHBUTTON DIGITIZERRef. 826/16
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 34
EXPANDABILITY.............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 35
CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 35
Busy signal volume adjustment..................................................................................................................................................................1 - 36
Speakerand microphone volume adjustment forspeakerunit..................................................................................................................1 - 36
Replacing an old digitizer...........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 36
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 36
EXAMPLES OF CODEASSIGNMENTSFORDIFFERENTTYPES OF SYSTEM.........................................................................................1 - 37
CLIPINSTALLATION FORRETENTION TODINRAIL..................................................................................................................................1 - 39
DIRECTORY PANEL WITH1-4-8 NAME INSERTS Ref. 825/550 FORKOMBI ENTRANCE PANELS 1 - 40
GUARD DOORSTATION EQUIPMENT
DIGITAL GUARD DOORSWITCHBOARD STATION Ref. 826/18
FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 41
COMPONENTS................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 41
DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Keypad.......................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Directory drawer.........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Ringer.........................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Decoderprogramming function..................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Printerconnection......................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 42
Recommended serial printer......................................................................................................................................................................1 - 43
CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 45
System software release............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 46
TYPES OF SERVICE.......................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 47
Switchboard station off...............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 7
Switchboard station on...............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 7
Day service................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 47
Night service..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 48
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS ACTIVATION ANDDEACTIVATION..............................................................................................................1 - 8
Activation....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Deactivation...............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Calls to/from apartment stations................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Calls from apartment stations....................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Calls to apartment stations.........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Call storage in memory..............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 8
Concierge service withentrance panel call interception during the day....................................................................................................1 - 9
Doorlock release functions........................................................................................................................................................................1 - 50
Special service codes................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 51
Sensormonitoring......................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 51
Special functions -clock/date display........................................................................................................................................................1 - 51
Keypad lock activation/deactivation...........................................................................................................................................................1 - 52
USE IN1st GENERATION SYSTEMS..............................................................................................................................................................1 - 52
FEATURES1 - 52
TYPE ERRORWARNINGS.............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 52
APARTMENT STATION EQUIPMENT
DOORPHONE WITHSINGLE-PORT DECODERRef. 826/31
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 53
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 53
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 53
Programming methods...............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 53
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FOUR-PORT DECODER Ref. 826/34
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS..............................................................................................................................................................................1- 56
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 56
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 56
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 57
Decoder programming methods.................................................................................................................................................................1 - 57
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 57
REPLACING A DECODER Ref. 826/3 WITHA DECODER Ref. 826/23.........................................................................................................1 - 58
BRACKET WITHSINGLE-PORT DECODERRef. 1202/94 FOR INFLAT MONITOR
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 59
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 59
Decoder programming methods.................................................................................................................................................................1 - 59
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 59
BRACKET WITHSINGLE-PORT DECODERFOR SENTRY MONITOR Ref. 1704/94
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 60
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 60
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 60
Decoder programming methods.................................................................................................................................................................1 - 60
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 61
EQUIPMENT FOR SPECIAL SERVICES AND FUNCTIONS
SPECIAL SERVICES DECODERUNIT ef86/5
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 62
CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 62
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 62
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 63
Direct Drive................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 63
Indirect Drive..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 63
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 63
Direct drive.................................................................................................................................................................................................1-63
Indirect drive...............................................................................................................................................................................................1-64
SPECIAL SERVICES DECODER UNITAPPLICATION DIAGRAMS..............................................................................................................1 - 64
RELAY FOR SPECIAL VIDEODOORPHONE SYSTEMS Ref. 1032/9
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 67
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 67
MULTI-PURPOSE ELECTRIC LOCKTIMERRef. 1032/81
FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
Diagnostics led...........................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
Jumpers and confi gurations.......................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
Terminaldesignations................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
NSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 68
DECODERS FOR DOORPHONE AND/OR VIDEODOORPHONE APARTMENT STATIONS
FOUR-PORT DECODER Ref. 826/23
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS..............................................................................................................................................................................1 - 54
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1- 54
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 54
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 55
Decoder programming methods.................................................................................................................................................................1 - 55
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 55
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POWERSUPPLY UNITS
POWERSUPPLY UNIT FOR INSTALLATION ON DINRAIL Ref. 826/25
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 69
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 69
POWER SUPPLY UNITDISPLAY ANDLEDs.................................................................................................................................................1 - 70
ERROR CODE MEMORY................................................................................................................................................................................1 - 70
USE IN 1STGENERATION SYSTEMS.............................................................................................................................................................1 - 70
USE IN 2nd GENERATION SYSTEMS TOREPLACE A POWER SUPPLY UNITRef. 826/15.......................................................................1 - 70
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PARALLEL CONNECTIONS
RING REPEATER RELAY CONNECTION PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 2Model 1131
DOORPHONES OR 2Model 1130DOORPHONES......................................................................................................................................2- 6
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 4Model 1131DOORPHONES..............................................................SV102-1563.......................2- 7
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 1SCOUTVIDEO DOORPHONE AND 3 Model 1131DOORPHONES ......SC101-0709.......................2- 7
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 1SCOUTVIDEO DOORPHONE AND 1Model 1131DOORPHONE..SV102-1538.......................2- 8
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 2SCOUTVIDEO DOORPHONES........................................................SV102-1539.......................2- 8
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 4SENTRY VIDEO DOORPHONES.....................................................SC124-0003A.....................2- 9
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 1EXPLORER OR RANGER VIDEO DOORPHONE
AND 1Model 1130DOORPHONE.......................................................................................................................SV102-1540.......................2- 10
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 2RANGER VIDEO DOORPHONES.....................................................SV102-1561.......................2- 10
PARALLEL CONNECTION BETWEEN 2EXPLORER VIDEO DOORPHONES.................................................SV102-1562.......................2- 10
DOORPHONE SYSTEMS
DOORPHONES ON A SINGLE RISER CABLE CONNECTED TO 1ENTRANCE MODULE
Four-port decoders at each fl oor.........................................................................................................................SC101-0656A.....................2-12
DOORPHONES ON A SINGLE RISER CABLE CONNECTED TO 1OUTDOOR STATION EQUIPPED
WITH CONVENTIONAL ENTRANCE PANEL AND DIGITIZERS
Four-port decoders at each fl oor..........................................................................................................................SC101-0658.......................2-13
DOORPHONES ON A SINGLE RISER CABLE CONNECTED TO 1ENTRANCE MODULE
Connectionsat each fl oorviasingle-port decoders..............................................................................................SC124-0019.......................2- 14
EXAMPLE OFCONNECTIONS ON A SINGLE RISER CABLE WITH OVER 20 DECODERS
DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS,EACH WITH A POWER SUPPLY UNIT...........................................................SC101-0665.......................2- 15
DOORPHONES ON A SINGLE RISER CABLE CONNECTED TO 2ENTRANCE MODULES
FOUR-PORTDECODERS ATEACH FLOOR.....................................................................................................SC101-0657.......................2- 16
DOORPHONES ON UP TO 9RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each risercable isconnected to 1secondaryentrance module.
Each risercable canhave up to 999 apartmentstations. Modulesconfi gured forTYPE 1..................................SC101-0666.......................2- 17
DOORPHONES ON UP TO 89RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each risercable isconnected to 1secondaryentrance module.
Each risercable canhave up to 99 apartmentstations. Modulesconfi gured forTYPE 2....................................SC101-0667.......................2- 18
DOORPHONES ON UP TO 899 RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each risercable isconnected to 1main entrance module.
Each risercable canhave up to 9apartmentstations. Modulesconfi gured forTYPE 3......................................SC101-0668.......................2- 19
DOORPHONES ON UP TO 9RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each risercable isconnected to 1secondaryoutdoorstation
equipped with conventional entrance panel and digitizers.
Each risercable canhave up to 160apartmentstations. Modulesand digitizers confi gured forTYPE 1...........SC101-0669.......................2- 20
DOORPHONES ON UP TO 89RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each risercable isconnected to 1secondaryoutdoorstation
equipped with conventional entrance panel and digitizers.
Each risercable canhave up to 10 apartmentstations. Modulesand digitizers confi gured forTYPE 2.............SC101-0670.......................2- 21
DOORPHONE BRANCH CONNECTIONS WITH FOUR-PORTDECODERS Ref. 826/23.............................................................................2- 22
DOORPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH SINGLE-PORTDECODERS.............................................................................................................2- 23
DOORPHONE CONNECTIONS TO 1ENTRANCE MODULE
Doorphonesare equipped with single-port decoders...........................................................................................SC101-1061.......................2- 24
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DOORPHONE SYSTEMS WITHGUARD DOOR SWITCHBOARD STATION
DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1DIGITAL GUARD DOOR SWITCHBOARD STATION
WITH PROVISION FOR NIGHTSERVICE AND 1ENTRANCE MODULE.
FOUR-PORTDECODERS ATEACH FLOOR.....................................................................................................SC101-0660.......................2- 26
DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1DIGITAL GUARD DOOR SWITCHBOARD STATION
WITH PROVISION FOR NIGHTSERVICE AND 1OUTDOOR STATION EQUIPPED
WITH CONVENTIONAL ENTRANCE PANEL AND DIGITIZERS........................................................................SC101-0662.......................2- 27
DOORPHONES ON MULTIPLE RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1DIGITAL GUARD DOOR
SWITCHBOARD STATION WITH PROVISION FOR NIGHTSERVICE AND 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each riser cable is connected to asecondary entrance module.
Systems can have up to 9, up to 89 or up to 899 riser cables, confi gured for TYPE 1,2or 3.........................................................................2- 28
DOORPHONES ON MULTIPLE RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1DIGITAL GUARD DOOR
SWITCHBOARD STATION WITH PROVISION FOR NIGHTSERVICE AND 1MAIN ENTRANCE MODULE
Each riser cable is connected to asecondary outdoor station equipped with
conventional entrance panel and digitizers.
Systems can have up to 9or up to 89 riser cables, confi gured for TYPE 1or 2..............................................................................................2 - 29
DOORPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH SECONDARYENTRANCE MODULE
FOUR-PORTDECODERS Ref. 826/23ATEACH FLOOR.............................................................................................................................2- 30
DOORPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH SECONDARYENTRANCE MODULE
CONNECTIONS ATEACH FLOOR VIA SINGLE-PORTDECODERS Ref. 826/31........................................................................................2- 31
DOORPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH SECONDARYOUTDOOR STATION EQUIPPED
WITH CONVENTIONAL ENTRANCE PANEL AND DIGITIZERS
FOUR-PORTDECODERS Ref. 826/23ATEACH FLOOR.............................................................................................................................2- 32
VIDEODOORPHONE SYSTEMS
VIDEO DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1VIDEO ENTRANCE MODULE
FOUR-PORTDECODERS ATEACH FLOOR....................................................................................................SV102-1511A.....................2- 34
VIDEO DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1VIDEO ENTRANCE MODULE
VIDEO DOORPHONES EQUIPPED WITH SINGLE-PORTDECODER BRACKET..........................................SV102-1515A.....................2- 35
VIDEO DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1VIDEO OUTDOOR STATION
EQUIPPED WITH CONVENTIONAL ENTRANCE PANEL AND DIGITIZERS
FOUR-PORTDECODERS ATEACH FLOOR....................................................................................................SV102-1514A.....................2- 36
VIDEO DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 2VIDEO ENTRANCE MODULES
WITH AUTOMATIC SWITCHING FOUR-PORTDECODERS ATEACH FLOOR...............................................SV124-0034.......................2- 37
VIDEO DOORPHONES CONNECTED TO 1GUARD DOOR SWITCHBOARD STATION
WITH PROVISION FOR NIGHTSERVICE AND 1VIDEO ENTRANCE MODULE GUARD DOOR
SWITCHBOARD STATION VIDEO DOORPHONE INTERCEPTS OUTSIDE CALLS IN DAYSERVICE.........SV102-1513B.....................2- 38
VIDEO DOORPHONES ON UP TO 9RISER CABLES CONNECTED TO 1MAIN VIDEO ENTRANCE MODULE
Each riser cable is connected to asecondary video entrance module.
Each riser cable can have up to 999 apartment stations. Modules confi gured for TYPE 1.................................SV102-1516A.....................2- 39

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