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CALL MODULE
FEATURES ......................................................................................2
Terminal designations ..................................................................2
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................3
OPERATION ....................................................................................3
Calls with name selection .............................................................3
Calls with code entry ....................................................................3
Direct calls ....................................................................................3
Additional codes and functions.....................................................3
Decoder programming..................................................................4
PROGRAMMING..............................................................................4
Programming methods .................................................................4
Parameters ...................................................................................4
Programming with terminal 1038/56.............................................5
Local programming from keypad ..................................................6
DOOR LOCK RELEASE CODE ENTRY..........................................7
Code entry methods .....................................................................7
Code entry with terminal 1038/56.................................................7
Code entry from keypad ...............................................................7
Erasing all codes ..........................................................................8
NAME MANAGEMENT ....................................................................8
Name management methods .......................................................8
Management with personal computer and terminal 1038/56........8
Name management with terminal 1038/56...................................9
Management from keypad..........................................................10
Erasing all names .......................................................................10
SPEAKER VOLUME ADJUSTMENT .............................................11
DISPLAY CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT ..........................................11
ERROR CODES.............................................................................11
TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPLACEMENT...............................12
Display........................................................................................12
Electric lock ................................................................................12
Replacement procedure .............................................................12
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ADDITIONAL ALPHABETIC KEYPAD Ref. 1038/73 ....................12
SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................12
INSTALLATION..............................................................................12
Flush mounting version ..............................................................12
Wall-mounted version with case and hood.................................15
Examples of modular installation................................................16
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Ref. 1038/16
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH
DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
Entrance module Ref. 1038/16 employs two-module K-Steel series
mechanical componentry. To complete installation, the flush mounting
back box must be purchased separately together with the associated
module chassis, flush mounting frame and tamper-proof screw.
FEATURES
Entrance module with directory Ref. 1038/16 provides the following
features:
•Doorphone or video doorphone calling (video calling only if combined
with door camera unit Ref. 1755/70).
•Automatic doorphone or video doorphone traffic management on
the basis of the number of available voice lines (1 or 2).
•Name selection by means of scroll keys and 16-character two-line
backlit display. Up to 740 different names can be entered in
directory.
•Direct keypad selection of numeric or alphanumeric call codes (if
combined with additional alphabetic keypad Ref. 1038/73). Up to
159,999 different call codes can be used.
•Provision for managing up to two direct call keys (if combined with
module Ref. 1155/11 or 1155/12A) for calling specific users or the
guard door switchboard station.
•Up to 980 door lock release codes, divided into two categories: 240
name-independent codes for general purpose use, plus a further
740 codes associated with specific names.
•Up to 7999 codes for special services.
•Momentary trigger type door lock release (unrestricted or protected
by privacy feature) with holding current timer control (1 to 30
seconds) of low current draw electric door locks.
•Audible and visual electric door lock actuation signals.
•Ringing duration programmable from 1 to 5 seconds.
•Distinctive ringing: continuous tone for main entrance modules,
intermittent tone for secondary entrance modules.
•Audible ‘call routed’and ‘call over’signals.
•Audible service signals adjustable in intensity.
•Door-open sensor interface.
•Name programming by means of programming terminal
Ref. 1038/56. For minor changes, programming procedure can be
accessed directly from the entrance module keypad without using
the terminal.
•Self-activation function, with no need for dedicated wiring.
•Provision for operation in 11 languages: Italian, French, English,
German, Spanish, Hebrew Russian, Dutch, Turkish, Portuguese,
Polish.
The entrance module consists of the following:
1) Two-module K-Steel series faceplate.
2) Two-line 16-character backlit alphanumeric display.
3) Yellow backlit name selection keys.
4) Numeric keypad with green backlit keys, complete with yellow
backlit function keys: ‘X’, ‘ ’ and ‘ ’.
5) Removable terminal blocks for system connections (MP1, MP2,
MS).
6) Connector for additional alphabetic keypad (Ref. 1038/73).
7) Label indicating device serial number (S/N).
8) Connector for programming terminal Ref.1038/56.
9) Entrance module speaker volume control
10) Programming pushbutton. Used only when password is not
known.
11) Display contrast control
12) Removable terminal blocks for local auxiliary services (MA) and
video signals (MV).
TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS
MP1 - Main Voice Terminal Block 1
+V Power supply positive (+24V)
0V Power supply and data line ground
D Data line
FA1 Outward voice conductor 1
FB1 Return voice conductor 1
MP2 - Main Voice Terminal Block 2
FA2 Outward voice conductor 2
FB2 Return voice conductor 2
+F Voice power supply positive (+33V)
0F Voice ground
MS - Secondary terminal strip
+V Power supply positive (+24V)
0V Power supply and data line ground.
D Data line
FA Voice circuit to conductor
FB Voice circuit return conductor
MA - Auxiliary Terminal Block
SE- Electric lock drive output - negative
SE+ Electric lock drive output - positive
0V Key/contact/pushbutton common
T2 Direct call key 2 input
T1 Direct call key 1 input
SP Door sensor input
H Door lock release code disabling contact input
P Postal service door lock release contact input
PH Lobby door lock release pushbutton input
MV - Video Terminal Block
+V Power supply, Ref. 1038/68 video entrance panel relay
SC Drive output, Ref. 1038/68 video entrance panel relay - riser
cable
SL Drive output, Ref. 1038/68 video entrance panel relay - local
S12 Drive output, Ref. 1038/68 video entrance panel relay - channels
1/2
0V Ground, Ref. 1038/68 video entrance panel relay
S1 Drive output, Ref. 1032/9 video entrance panel relay- channel 1
S2 Drive output, Ref. 1032/9 video entrance panel relay- channel 2
0V Ground, Ref. 1032/9 relays
X
7
4
1
0
8
5
2
9
6
3
1
2
3
4
S/N ......
12
11
5
10
9
6
8
7
X
7
4
1
0
8
5
2
9
6
3
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Ref. 1038/16K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY
SPECIFICATIONS
Consumption in load units: 15LU
Logic circuits
Logic circuit supply voltage (+V/0V): 15 to 25.2Vdc
Max current draw: ~400mA
Voice circuits
Voice circuit supply voltage (+F/0F): 30 to 36Vdc
Service temperature range: - 10 to 50°C
Degree of protection: IP45
OPERATION
CALLS WITH NAME SELECTION
During normal operation, the display shows the following prompt:
The name to be called can be selected using the two scroll keys (3).
The call can then be sent to the selected name simply by pressing the
‘’button. The following message will appear:
NOTE: if the ‘’button is pressed without selecting a name while the
display shows the selection prompt, a call will be sent to the
door switchboard station.
Three audible beeps will confirm that the call has been forwarded.
The ringer at the called apartment station will be activated for the
programmed time (from 1 to 5 seconds), with a continuous ring tone
(main entrance module) or an intermittent tone (secondary entrance
module). The selected name will return to the display, where it will
remain for approximately 30 seconds. Pressing the ‘’button again
during this period will activate the ringer at the apartment station a
second time.
When the apartment station answers the call, the following prompt will
appear on the display:
If the door lock is released during the call, the entrance module will
emit three audible beeps and the following message will appear on the
display for 3 seconds:
At the end of the conversation (or after approximately 30 seconds
if the call was not answered), the entrance module will emit three
audible beeps and the selection prompt will automatically return to the
display.
CALLS WITH CODE ENTRY
The code entered on the entrance module keypad (and, optionally, on
the additional alphabetic keypad 1038/73) is shown on the display. An
acoustic signal is generated each time a key is depressed:
When the ‘’button is pressed, the call will be sent to the station
whose code was entered. The ringer at the called apartment station
will be activated for the programmed time (from 1 to 5 seconds), with
a continuous ring tone (main entrance module) or an intermittent tone
(secondary entrance module). Three audible beeps will confirm that
the call has been forwarded. Pressing the call button again will extend
the ringer activation time.
If an error is made when entering the code, pressing the delete button
‘X’will cancel the number shown on the display.
If the door lock is released during the call, the entrance module will
emit three audible beeps and the following message will appear on the
display for 3 seconds:
At the end of the conversation (or after approximately 30 seconds
if the call was not answered), the entrance module will emit three
audible beeps and the selection prompt will automatically return to the
display.
DIRECT CALLS
Calls can be made to two designated users by pressing the direct call
keys on module 1155/12A, where provided. In addition, the guard door
switchboard station 1038/40 (where provided) can be called simply by
pressing the ‘ ’ button without entering a code or selecting a name.
Alternatively, if the system is equipped with module 1155/12A, one
of the two direct call keys can be programmed for the switchboard
station.
ADDITIONAL CODES AND FUNCTIONS
The entrance module with directory can manage three separate code
sets:
•Call codes (1- JJJJ)
These codes identify doorphone or video doorphone apartment
stations. When entering codes, those consisting of fewer than four
numbers or letters must NOT be preceded by zeros (e.g., enter
“12A”, rather than “012A”). After entering the call code, press the
‘’button to send the call.
•Door lock release codes (ONLY numeric codes: 1-99999999)
Door lock release codes enable residents or other persons to open
the door directly. The ‘ ’ button must be pressed before and after
entering a door lock release code. Pressing the ‘ ’ button before
entering the door lock release code ensures that it does not appear
on the display, which will show asterisks instead of the code digits:
Door lock release codes can be disabled during certain selected time
periods by means of a timer-controlled external switch operating
across terminals ‘H’and ‘0V’.
•Special codes (1- JJJ)
Special codes can be used to activate and deactivate auxiliary
services such as stair lights, outdoor lighting, etc. Special codes
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
SPECIFICATIONS - OPERATION
Select NAME
with ↑or ↓
ENTERED
CALL
PLEASE
SPEAK
DOOR
OPEN
CALL TO:
23
DOOR
OPEN
LOCK REL. CODE
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K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY
B) Installation site
This is a 15-character string which must be used to assign an
easily remembered name to the entrance module, e.g., ‘Main
Road Entrance’, ‘Riverside Drive, ‘Stair A’, ‘Stair B’, etc. In reality,
up to 30 characters can be entered, but the terminal display will
show only the first 15 in fast find mode. It is thus advisable to
limit the entrance module name to 15 characters, and use the
remaining characters for any additional information which may be
necessary.
C) Eleven configuration parameters
1) Type of entrance panel
The module can be configured as a main entrance panel, i.e.,
one from which calls can be made to all apartment stations
or to the guard door switchboard station, or as a secondary
entrance panel, from which calls can be made only to the
apartment stations on the module’s own riser cable.
2) Entrance panel code
Whether configured as main or secondary, each entrance
panel is identified by a code. However, the codes that can be
assigned to an entrance panel will depend on the latter’s type
as follows.
•Main entrance panels can be assigned codes from ‘1’to
‘JJJ’;
•Secondary entrance panels can be assigned codes from ‘1’
to ‘JJ’. The code indicates the associated riser cable.
3) Engaged time
The programmed engaged time establishes the minimum
duration of a call (including the time lapsing between the
moment the call is sent from the entrance panel and the
moment it is answered at the indoor station). To guarantee
this minimum duration in situations where several calls are
being made at the same time, the system can put one or more
entrance panels in ‘Busy’status. In such cases, the display will
show:
When an entrance module is in busy status, it cannot be used
to make calls, though door lock release codes can still be
entered.
Engaged time can be programmed as 10, 20, 30 or 40
seconds.
4) Electric lock management
Door lock release from apartment stations may be unrestricted
(UNR) or protected by privacy feature (PPF): in the first case,
the door lock can be released at any time, while in the second
case it can be released only while a call is in progress.
The criteria selected for electric lock management is essential
to correct system operation.
•In installations with a single main entrance panel and
no secondary entrance panels, the entrance panel may
be configured either for UNRESTRICTED DOOR LOCK
RELEASE or for DOOR LOCK RELEASE PROTECTED BY
PRIVACY FEATURE.
•In installations with two or more main entrance panels with
automatic switching between them, it is essential that all
call modules be configured for DOOR LOCK RELEASE
PROTECTED BY PRIVACY FEATURE.
•In installations with at least one secondary entrance panel,
it is essential that the main entrance panel or panels be
programmed for DOOR LOCK RELEASE PROTECTED BY
PRIVACY FEATURE.
The secondary entrance panel(s) can be programmed either
for UNRESTRICTED DOOR LOCK RELEASE or for DOOR
LOCK RELEASE PROTECTED BY PRIVACY FEATURE.
must always be preceded by a ‘0’(which prevents the code from
appearing on the display), and followed by pressing the ‘ ’ button:
Special codes are also used to view the status of an input, which will
be shown on the display as ‘On’or ‘OFF’:
For further information, see the instruction manual provided for special
decoder Ref. 1038/80.
NOTE: if an error is made when entering a code of any kind, press the
delete button ‘X’: this will clear the code from the display.
DECODER PROGRAMMING
The installer can use entrance module with directory 1038/16 to
program the decoders. Programming parameters and methods are
described in the decoder instruction manual.
When a parameter has been successfully programmed, the module
display will show:
If programming is unsuccessful, the display will show:
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING METHODS
The entrance module with directory can be programmed in three
different ways (programming is only possible when the module is
supplied with power):
1) By means of programming terminal Ref. 1038/56. This is
the recommended method, as the terminal’s display simplifies
programming operations. The terminal can be connected either:
•Locally, to programming connector (8) located at the rear of the
entrance module to be programmed.
•To any other entrance module or guard door switchboard station
in the system.
•To any passive wiring block (Ref. 1038/90) connected to the
system.
2) Locally by means of the keypad, without opening the entrance
module chassis. This method can only be used if the configuration
access password is known.
3) Locally by means of the keypad, after opening the entrance module
chassis to gain access to the rear programming pushbutton (10).
PARAMETERS
The following parameters must be programmed:
A) Operating language
One of the languages listed in several consecutive screen pages
can be selected.
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
PROGRAMMING
STRICTLY ADHERE TO THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:
CONFIGURATIONS OTHER THAN THOSE DESCRIBED
CANNOT BE USED.
SPECIAL CODE:
0***
TERMINAL STATE:
ON
Programming
OK
Programming
KO
LINES BUSY
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•Plug the programming cord into the associated socket (8) or,
alternatively, into another entrance module, guard door switchboard
station or passive wiring block. The terminal will automatically be
connected to the data line, and the display will show the following
message for 3 seconds:
This will be followed by:
•Select the option <Serial Number >. The display will show:
Type in the entrance module serial number shown on the rear label
(7) alongside the designation S/N and press ↵. The display will
show:
At this point, the terminal is logically connected to the entrance
module with directory (DIR) which has the selected serial number
(‘uvwxyz’). To indicate that the entrance module is in ‘Maintenance’
status, the display will show:
NOTE: in ‘Maintenance’status, the entrance module will continue to
control the electric lock when the lobby pushbutton or postal
service door lock release contact is actuated.
•The installation site, the 11 entrance module configuration parameters
and the operation language can now be programmed. These
parameters are shown on four screen pages:
(Page 1: Device detected (DIR) and Serial Number, neither of which
can be changed; Installation site)
In the first case, pressing the apartment station door lock
release button in response to a call from a main entrance
panel will release the lock connected to the main entrance
panel from which the call was made, as well as the lock
connected to the secondary entrance panel associated with
the apartment station concerned.
In the second case, pressing the apartment station door lock
release button in response to a call from a main entrance
panel will release only the lock connected to the main
entrance panel from which the call was made: a second call
will have to be made from the secondary entrance panel
before the lock connected to it can be released.
5) Door lock release time
The programmed door lock release time establishes the
duration in seconds of the electric lock holding current.
NOTE: for electric strike locks, ALWAYS set door lock release
time to 0.
ONLY for low current consumption locks, door lock release
time may be set between 1 and 30.
6) Ring duration
Indicates the length of time that the apartment station
doorphone will ring.
It is advisable to program all entrance panels for the same ring
duration. Ring duration can be 1 to 5 seconds.
7) Number of voice lines
The number of voice lines between the system’s main and
secondary panels must be specified.
This parameter can be set to either ‘1’or ‘2’.
8) Buzzer volume
Sound intensity of the audible signals produced by the module
(key pressed, call routed, call over, etc.) can be set to three
levels: Minimum (1), Medium (2), and Maximum (3).
9) Code associated with direct call key T1
Where module Ref. 1155/11 or 1155/12A is installed, the code
associated with the first direct call key must be specified.
If the key is to send calls to a specific guard door switchboard
station –in both day service and night service modes, but not
when the station is inactive - program the desired guard door
switchboard station’s code.
Conversely, if the key is to send calls to any of the system’s
guard door switchboard stations which are in ‘day A’status,
program ‘0000’.
Codes between ‘0000’and ‘JJJJ’can be assigned.
10) Code associated with direct call key T2
This is the code assigned to the second direct call key on
module Ref. 1155/12A (where provided).
Codes between ‘0000’and ‘JJJJ’can be assigned.
11) Configuration access password and door lock release
code programming password.
ONLY four-digit numeric passwords can be used.
Once programmed, the password can be used to access the
module configuration procedure without having to open the
K-Steel chassis.
Programming the configuration access password automatically
enables a second password which can be used to program
door lock release codes. This second password will be the
same as the first password plus 1. For example, if the
programmed configuration password is ‘1234’, the door lock
release code programming password will thus be ‘1235’.
In this way, the installer can disclose ONLY the door lock
release code programming password to the building manager,
concierge, etc., thus ensuring that there is no risk of access to
configuration parameters. Passwords between 0001 and 9998
can be programmed.
PROGRAMMING WITH TERMINAL 1038/56
Programming by means of the terminal must be performed with the
system on.
•Turn on the terminal, holding down the ‘ON’key for at least 3
seconds.
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
PROGRAMMING
Programming
Search for:
<Serial Number>
<Type>
<Acquisition>
Serial number:
000000
DIR SN: uvwxyz
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Road........................
MAINTENANCE
Please wait
DIR SN: uvwxyz
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(Page 2: Type, Code, Engaged Time, Lock Management)
(Page 3: Ring Duration, Number of Lines, Buzzer Volume)
(Page 4: Direct Call Key T1 and T2 codes, Password)
•Use the ←and →keys to move to the desired parameters, select
options using the ‘sp’key, program by means of the alphanumeric
keys, and press ↵to confirm.
•Press →(or ←) several times in succession to view the next page.
•Move the cursor to ‘Program’and press ↵. The terminal will write
programmed data in the entrance module memory and display the
outcome of the write operation.
•Go on to the page with the <Exit> option, move the cursor to the
option and press ↵. At this point (and ONLY at this point), the
entrance module will exit from the maintenance status and return to
normal operation.
•Disconnect the programming cord and turn off the terminal by
holding down the ‘OFF’key for at least 3 seconds, or, if further
entrance modules connected to the system are to be connected,
repeat the steps described above.
LOCAL PROGRAMMING FROM KEYPAD
The programming sequence can be accessed in two ways:
a) If the configuration access password is known (all units are
programmed at the factory with the password ‘9998’), enter ‘00’
followed by the 4-digit password and press the ‘ ’ button. If the
password is incorrect, the display will show:
After the third unsuccessful attempt, password entry will be
blocked for a period whose length will increase with the number of
unsuccessful attempts as shown below:
Nr. of unsuccessful Delay before another
attempts password can be entered
1 -
2 -
3 -
4 1 minute
5 2 minutes
6 3 minutes
• •
• •
255 252 minutes (over 4 hours)
b) If the password is not known open the K-Steel chassis and
press the red pushbutton (10) at rear.
After the correct password is entered –or after the red pushbutton
(10) is pressed –the following information will appear on the
display for a few seconds:
The first line indicates the software release (1.0 in the example
shown) and the maximum number of door lock release codes
that can be programmed, which here is 240 as designated by
the letter ‘B’). This is followed by the data of the release and
the device’s serial number (‘uvwxyz’), which is the same as the
number shown on the rear label alongside the designation S/N
(this makes it possible to identify the serial number WITHOUT
opening the K-Steel chassis).
The main menu will then appear:
a) Using the arrow keys, move the cursor to <LANGUAGE> and
press the ‘’button to view the menu used to select the operation
language:
Move the cursor to the desired language and press the ‘’
button.
b) To program the installation site, move the cursor to <ID> and press
the ‘’button.
The display will show:
Use the ↑and ↓keys to scroll through the characters that can be
entered.
Press the ‘’button to enter the desired character in the top line
of the display. Though up to 30 characters can be entered (starting
from the time the 16th character is entered, the top line will shift
progressively towards the left), it is strongly recommended that
only 15 be entered, as this is the number of characters that will be
displayed during the search procedure.
After entering data, the cursor must be moved to the abbreviated
menu: <Esc><Del><End>. To do so, hold down the ↓key until the
cursor is positioned over the ‘E’in <Esc>. To confirm the name of
the installation site, select <End> using the ↑key and press the
‘ ’ button.
c) To program the 11 configuration parameters, move the cursor to
<CONFIG> and press the ‘’button. Programming is performed
on sequential screen pages as follows.
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
PROGRAMMING
Type: P Code: 001
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Busy: 10 s
Lock rel.: S-00 s
Call: 03 s
Lines: 1
Buzzer: 2
Button 1: 0000
Button 2: 0000
Password: 9998
Lang.: English
<Names>
<Lock Rel.>
<Program>
<Cancel><Exit>
INCORRECT
PASSWORD
<ITA> <FRA> <ENG>
<DEU> <ESP> < >
<LANGUAGE><CONF>
<ID><TEST><ESC>
v1.0B 23/03/99
N.S.uvwxyz
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The programming procedure is the same in all screen pages:
•Using the arrow keys, move the cursor to the desired option. Then
press the ‘ ’ button to confirm the selections and go on to the next
page.
•In the pages where a code must be entered, use the numeric keys
(and the alphabetic keys, if the entrance module is provided with
additional alphabetic keypad Ref. 1038/73). To correct errors and
restore the former setting, press the ‘X’key.
The main menu will return to the display at the end of the programming
procedure:
To return to normal entrance module operation, select <ESC> and
confirm by pressing the ‘’button.
NOTE: to exit from the programming procedure at any time and return
directly to normal operation, simply hold down the ‘X’ key for
more than 3 seconds. All data entered up to this point will
remain in memory.
DOOR LOCK RELEASE CODE ENTRY
The entrance module can be programmed for maximum of 240 name-
independent door lock release codes for general purpose use.
Door lock release codes must be numeric. Each code may consist of
any desired number of digits between 1 and 8. The possible range is
thus 1 to 99999999.
CODE ENTRY METHODS
Door lock release codes can be programmed in two different ways:
1) By means of programming terminal Ref. 1038/56 connected either
locally or at any other point of the system.
2) Locally by means of the keypad. This method can only be used
if the name and door lock release code programming password
(which is DIFFERENT from the configuration access password) is
known.
CODE ENTRY WITH TERMINAL 1038/56
After establishing a logic connection with the entrance module in
question (see the description provided in the paragraph headed
‘PROGRAMMING WITH TERMINAL 1038/56’), go to the page:
•Select <Lock. Rel. Codes> and press ↵.
The first three door lock release codes will appear:
•Enter the desired code(s), use the ←and →keys to move to the
<OK> command, and press ↵.
WARNING: THE THREE CODES WILL BE STORED IN
ENTRANCE PANEL MEMORY ONLY AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN
CONFIRMED BY MEANS OF THE <OK> COMMAND. A display
message will appear when the codes have been stored.
•To access the next three codes, select <N> and press ↵. To go back
to the three previous codes, select <B> and press ↵.
•After programming all codes, select <ESC> and press ↵. Then use
the ←key to return to the previous page, select <Exit > and press
↵.
•Disconnect the programming cord and turn off the terminal by holding
down the ‘OFF’key for at least 3 seconds, or, if the same door lock
release codes are to be programmed in another entrance module
connected to the system, repeat the steps described above.
NOTE: a door lock release code can only be deleted by reprogramming
it to ‘00000000’.
CODE ENTRY FROM KEYPAD
•Enter ‘00’followed by the 4-digit password and press the ‘ ’
button. If the password is incorrect, the display will show:
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
DOOR LOCK RELEASE CODE ENTRY
KEY 2:0000
0000
KEY 1:0000
0000
BUZZER LEV.:MED
<MIN><MED><MAX>
VOICE LINES:1
<1> <2>
CALL T.:3s
<1><2><3><4><5>
LOCK REL.T.: 0s
<-> <+> <OK>
LOCK REL.TYPE:P
<FREE> <SEC>
BUSY T.:10s
<10><20><30><40>
MODULE CODE:JJJ
JJJ
MOD. TYPE:
<MAIN> <SECOND>
<LANGUAGE><CONF.>
<ID><TEST><ESC>
<Names>
<Lock Rel.>
<Program>
<Cancel><Exit>
Lrl001:00000000
Lrl002:00000000
Lrl003:00000000
<P><N><OK><ESC>
INCORRECT
PASSWORD
PASSWORD: 9998
9998

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K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY
Answering ‘No’to the first prompt and ‘Yes’to the second will cause
ONLY the door lock release codes to be erased.
NAME MANAGEMENT
Up to 740 names can be entered in memory.
Each name includes the following information:
•User name (maximum of 32 alphanumeric characters on two
16-character lines).
•User code (alphanumeric, between ‘1’and ‘JJJJ’).
•Door lock release code (numeric only, between ‘1’and ‘99999999’).
The same call code can be assigned to several different names (e.g.,
in cases where a single apartment is occupied by several residents.
The call code can be shown alongside the name in the directory simply
by including it in the 32 characters used to indicate user name.
NAME MANAGEMENT METHODS
Names can be managed in three different ways:
1) By means of a personal computer and programming terminal
Ref. 1038/56.
2) By means of programming terminal Ref. 1038/56 connected either
locally or at any other point of the system. This method is chiefly
used for changes, deletions and minor additions.
3) Locally by means of the keypad. This method is chiefly used for
changes, deletions and minor additions. It can only be employed
if the name and door lock release code programming password
(which is DIFFERENT from the configuration access password) is
known).
MANAGEMENT WITH PERSONAL COMPUTER AND
TERMINAL 1038/56
The best way to manage names is to use the DVOICE personal
computer program, which is specially designed to simply the operations
involved in entering and managing names at one or more sites. The
DVOICE program can be downloaded free of charge from the Urmet
Domus Internet site at http://www.urmetdomus.com
With this program, the installer (or building manager) can:
•Store the names for a site on PC.
•Transfer the name database from the PC to programming terminal
Ref. 1038/56.
•Inject the name database into one or more entrance modules at
the site by connecting the programming terminal at any point of the
system.
These operations are described in detail below.
Storing the database on PC
Using the DVOICE program, create a new site on your PC and store
names of residents in it together with all other relevant information
(e.g., door lock release codes). Further details are provided by the
DVOICE program.
After the third unsuccessful attempt, password entry will be blocked
for a period whose length will increase with the number of
unsuccessful attempts as shown below:
Nr. of unsuccessful Delay before another
attempts password can be entered
1 -
2 -
3 -
4 1 minute
5 2 minutes
6 3 minutes
• •
• •
255 252 minutes (over 4 hours)
After the correct password is entered, the display will show:
•Select <Lock Rel.> and press the ‘’button. The first page showing
the first two door lock release codes will appear:
•Enter the desired door lock release code and press the ‘ ’ button
to confirm.
•Use the arrow keys to check codes stored in memory and to move
to new codes.
•To exit from the door lock release code entry procedure and return
to normal entrance module operation, hold down the ‘X’key for at
least 3 seconds.
NOTE 1: as an alternative to scrolling through all codes with the arrow
keys, hold down the ‘ ’ button for at least 3 seconds to skip
to the first free space.
NOTE 2: a door lock release code can only be deleted by
reprogramming it to ‘00000000’.
ERASING ALL CODES
In certain cases (as when the entrance module is to be moved to
another building), it may be necessary to erase all door lock release
codes from memory.
This can be only be done from the keypad. Proceed as follows:
•Enter ‘00’followed by the four-digit configuration access password
(NOT the door lock release code programming password).
The main menu will appear:
•Press the ‘ ’ button and key ‘5’on the keypad simultaneously.
The display will show the following prompt:
•Answering ‘Yes’will erase ALL door lock release codes and ALL
names (see below) stored in the entrance module’s memory. If
‘No’is selected, two further prompts will appear to ask confirmation
before erasing ONLY the names or ONLY the door lock release
codes:
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
NAME MANAGEMENT
<Names>
<Lock Rel.><ESC>
Lrl001:00000000
Lrl002:00000000
<LANGUAGE><CONF>
<ID><TEST><ESC>
ELIMINATE ALL?
<Y> <N>
Erase names?
<Y> <N>
Erase lock rel?
<Y> <N>

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Transferring the database from PC to terminal 1038/56
•Connect the programming terminal to the PC serial port using the
cord supplied with the terminal.
•Prepare the DVOICE program to download the database for the site
on the terminal.
•Turn on the terminal. The following message will appear on the
display:
•Select <PC> and press ↵. The display will show:
•Select the option <PC-PT>, press ↵and answer ‘Yes’when the
prompt asks you to confirm: database transfer from the PC to the
terminal will begin.
•Once transfer has been completed, return to the main screen page,
turn off the terminal and disconnect the programming cord from the
PC.
Checking and editing the database
Once it has been loaded on the programming terminal, the name
database can be examined and edited. To do so, access <Database>
from the main screen page and then select one of the three possible
options:
Transferring the database from terminal 1038/56 to one or more
entrance modules 1038/16
•After establishing a logic connection with the entrance module in
question (see the description provided in the paragraph headed
‘PROGRAMMING WITH TERMINAL 1038/56’), go to the page:
•Select <Names> and press ↵. The name management menu will
appear:
•Select <PT-REP>, press ↵and answer ‘Yes’when the prompt asks
you to confirm: database transfer from the terminal to the selected
entrance module will begin.
•Once transfer has been completed, disconnect the programming
cord and turn off the terminal by holding down the ‘OFF’key for at
least 3 seconds, or, if the same database is to be programmed in
another entrance module connected to the system, repeat the steps
described above.
NOTE: if the database contains a large number of names, transfer
may take a few minutes. Transfer progress will be indicated by
a horizontal bar.
Transferring a name database from one entrance module to
another (or to PC)
The names in one entrance module can be copied to another module
using the programming terminal. Establish a logic connection with
the first module (the one whose names are to be copied) and select
<Names> followed by <REP-PT>: the name database will be copied
onto the terminal. At this point, it can be downloaded onto another
entrance module or, by changing the terminal’s programming cord,
onto PC.
NAME MANAGEMENT WITH TERMINAL 1038/56
After establishing a logic connection with the entrance module in
question (see the description provided in the paragraph headed
‘PROGRAMMING WITH TERMINAL 1038/56’), go to the page:
Select <Names> and press ↵. The name management menu will
appear:
Entering a name
Select <Enter>. The display will show:
Enter the name, which may consist of a maximum of 32 characters on
two 16-character lines, and press ↵. Enter the call code (between ‘1’
and ‘JJJJ’) and the numeric door lock release code (between 1 and
99999999) associated with the name. Answer ‘Yes’when the prompt
asks you whether to proceed with entry.
Continue as directed until all names have been entered.
Then press <Exit> to return to the name management menu.
Deleting/editing a name
When <Delete> or <Edit> is selected on the name management menu,
the following prompt will appear on the display:
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
NAME MANAGEMENT
To program
Connect cable
<Configuration>
<Database> <PC>
<PC-PT>
<PT-PC>
<Exit>
<Display>
<Insert>
<Modify>
<Delete><Esc>
<Names>
<Lock Rel.>
<Program>
<Cancel><Exit>
<Insert>
<Modify>
<Delete><Esc>
<REP-PT><PT-REP>
<Names>
<Lock Rel.>
<Program>
<Cancel><Exit>
<Enter>
<Edit>
<Delete><Exit>
<DIR-PT><PT-DIR>
_
Cod:0000
Door Rel.:00000000

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Scroll through the names to find the entry to be deleted or edited.
WARNING: Only the first 16 characters of each name are displayed
while scrolling. Once the desired name has been found, stop without
pressing any keys: the remaining 16 characters in the name and the
other parameters associated with it will appear after approximately 3
seconds. To delete the name, press ↵and confirm. If the name is to be
edited, make the necessary changes, press ↵and confirm.
NOTE: if a name is deleted, any door lock release code associated
with the name will automatically be deleted together with it.
MANAGEMENT FROM KEYPAD
This type of programming is an alternative to the method described
above, and should be used only for minor operations such as entering,
editing or deleting a single name.
Enter ‘00’followed by the 4-digit password and press the ‘ ’ button.
If the password is incorrect, the display will show an error message
(for further details, see the paragraph covering door lock release code
entry from keypad). After the correct password is entered, the display
will show:
Select <Names> and press the ‘’button. The name management
menu providing access to the following functions will appear:
Entering a name
When <ADD> is selected, the display will show:
Use the ↑and ↓keys to scroll through the characters that can be
entered.
Press the ‘’button to enter the desired character in the top line of
the display. Starting from the time the 16th character is entered, the
top line will shift progressively towards the left. Names consisting of a
maximum of 32 characters can thus be entered.
After entering data, the cursor must be moved to the abbreviated
menu: <Esc><Del><End>. To do so, hold down the ↓key until the
cursor is positioned over the ‘E’in <Esc>.
To confirm the entered name, select <End> using the ↑key and press
the ‘ ’ button.
Use the same procedure to enter the call code (between ‘1’and ‘JJJJ’)
and the door lock release code associated with the name (lock code
must be a number between 1 and 99999999):
Errors can be corrected by selecting <Canc>, which deletes the
character entered. To abandon the procedure without entering changes
in memory, select <Esc>.
NOTE 1: an error message will appear if a name is entered which is
already in memory.
NOTE 2: if a code is entered which is already in memory, the user will
be asked to confirm:
Deleting/editing a name
When <Canc> or <Modify> is selected on the name management
menu, the following prompt will appear on the display:
Using the ↑or ↓keys, scroll the names to find the entry to be deleted
or edited. Press the ‘’button to delete (following confirmation) or
edit, proceeding in the same way as described above for entering a
name.
NOTE 1: if a name is deleted, any door lock release code associated
with the name will automatically be deleted together with it.
ERASING ALL NAMES
In certain cases (as when the entrance module is to be moved
to another building), it may be necessary to erase all names from
memory.
This can be done either with the programming terminal or from the
keypad.
Erasing all names with the programming terminal
•After establishing a logic connection with the entrance module in
question (see the description provided in the paragraph headed
‘PROGRAMMING WITH TERMINAL 1038/56’), go to the page:
•Select <Names> and press ↵. The name management menu will
appear:
•Hold down ←for 3 seconds. The display will show the following
prompt:
ONLY the names will be deleted, while the door lock release codes
will remain. Select ‘Yes’and confirm with the ↵key to erase all
names.
K-STEEL ENTRANCE MODULE WITH DIRECTORY Ref. 1038/16
NAME MANAGEMENT
Select name
with ←and →
keys
<Names>
<Lock Rel.><Esc>
<ADD> <CANC>
<MODIFY> <ESC>
<Esc><Del><End>A
Code:
<Esc><Del><End>0
Lock RE:00000000
<Esc><Del><End>0
Code present
Confirm? <Y><N>
FIND NAME
WITH ↑OR ↓
<Names>
<Lock Rel.>
<Program>
<Cancel>< Exit>
<Insert>
<Modify>
<Delete><Esc>
<REP-PT><PT-REP>
Complete
cancellation
of repertory?
<No> <Yes>