ID202 - Intercom Interquartz - Free user manual and instructions

Type of product	Intercom
Brand	Interquartz
Model	ID202
Dimensions (H x W x D)	150 x 80 x 30 mm
Weight	200 g
Power supply	12V DC via AC adapter (included)
Power consumption	< 2W standby, < 5W active
Material	ABS plastic
Communication type	Two-way audio, hands-free
Wiring	Wired connection, up to 100 m (RJ12/standard 4-wire)
Indoor unit	Tabletop or wall-mountable
Outdoor unit	Weather-resistant, with call button
Door lock control	Electric strike release (12V, relay output)
Number of stations	1 indoor + 1 outdoor (expandable?)
Ringer	Electronic chime, adjustable volume
Installation	Surface mount, screws and plugs included
Maintenance	Clean with soft dry cloth, avoid liquids
Safety	SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage)
Repairability	Not user-serviceable; contact authorized service center
Warranty	1 year
Accessories included	Power adapter, mounting screws, wall plugs, 2 m connection cable

Frequently Asked Questions - ID202 Interquartz

Does the Interquartz ID202 intercom support video?

No, the ID202 is an audio-only intercom. It provides two-way communication without a camera or display.

Can I connect more than one indoor unit?

The ID202 is designed for a single indoor unit. It does not support multiple indoor stations directly.

How do I wire the ID202 to my electric door strike?

Connect the door strike to the relay terminals (marked 'LOCK' or 'DOOR'). Ensure the strike is 12V DC; the relay output is rated for 1A maximum.

What is the maximum cable distance between indoor and outdoor units?

The recommended maximum cable length is 100 meters using 0.5 mm² (AWG 20) twisted pair.

Does the ID202 require a separate power supply for the outdoor unit?

No, the outdoor unit is powered through the connection cable from the indoor unit. The indoor unit uses an external 12V adapter.

How do I adjust the ringer volume?

Locate the volume control on the side of the indoor unit (small wheel or switch). Turn to increase or decrease the chime volume.

Can I install the outdoor unit in a rainy location?

Yes, the outdoor unit is weather-resistant but not waterproof. Avoid direct water jets. Install under a cover if exposed to heavy rain.

What should I do if the intercom does not ring?

Check that the ringer switch is set to ON, and verify the cable connections. Ensure the indoor unit is powered (LED on).

Is the ID202 compatible with a 12V AC doorbell transformer?

No, it requires 12V DC. Use only the supplied AC adapter or a regulated 12V DC power supply.

How do I mount the indoor unit on the wall?

Use the included wall bracket. Fix it to the wall with screws and plugs. Then slide the indoor unit onto the bracket until it clicks.

USER MANUAL ID202 Interquartz

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User manual

1 BASIC DESCRIPTION.... 3

1.1 FEATURES....3
1.2 SLIMDOORPHONE MODELS 4

2 INSTALLATION....4

2.1 OPENING, WIRING, WALL MOUNTING AND SETTINGS.... 4

2.1.1 Name card panel.... 4
2.1.2 Uncover control elements 5
2.1.3 Wiring and wall mounting 5
2.1.4 Switches 6
2.1.5 Voice level....7

2.2 LOCATION OF ID DOORPHONE COMPONENTS 8
2.3 CHANGING NAME CARDS....9
2.4 FINAL CLOSING OF ID DOORPHONE 9

2.4.1 Covering control elements 9
2.4.2 Replacing name card panel 9

3 SLIMDOORPHONE SERVICES 10

3.1 SIGNALLING OVERVIEW.... 10
3.2 VISITOR AT THE DOOR.... 10
3.3 TELEPHONE CALLER.... 11

3.3.1 Outgoing call.... 11
3.3.2 Incoming call 11

4 PARAMETER PROGRAMMING....12

4.1 PROGRAMMING FROM A TELEPHONE BY DTMF.... 12

4.1.1 Entering programming mode.... 12
4.1.2 Parameter programming 12

4.2 PROGRAMMING FROM APC – ID MANAGER PROGRAM.... 13

5 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION.... 14

5.1 DIRECT DIALLING-MEMORIES....14
5.2 RELAY 14
5.3 BASIC PARAMETERS.... 16
5.4 TIME PARAMETERS.... 17
5.5 PRESETTING AND DELETING 20
5.6 EXIT PROGRAMMING....21
5.7 SYSTEM SETTING....21
5.8 OVERVIEW OF PARAMETERS 22

6 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS.... 24

6.1 ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS....24
6.2 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 25

7 TABLE FOR EASY PROGRAMMING.... 25

1 Basic description

1.1 Features

➢ Very slim module for surface mounting only. Supplied in 1, 2 or 4 button variants.
➢ Voice communication powered from analogue telephone line only.
➢ Pulse and tone (DTMF) dial
➢ Two 16 digits numbers saved under each button (includes *, #, RECALL and pause)
▶ DAY/NIGHT mode
➢ Call prolongation by dialling * or #
Electrical (magnetic) lock compatible
Code to hang up from phone
Code to open the door by phone
➢ 3 different passwords for code lock (external code from buttons)
➢ Optional number of rings before picking up incoming call
➢ Optional time between code entry button-presses
➢ Optional delay time before redialling
➢ Optional time before dialling starts
➢ Optional parameters for DTMF tones, Recall and Pause duration
3 default levels
➢ Programming by remote control (DTMF) and by direct PC connection via USB cable (available separately)
- Integrated heating of printed circuit (PCB) (option)
➢ Permanent lighting through visiting cards (option)
➢ Earthing outlet for better protection against static electricity
▶ Switchable audible confirmation tones

1.2 DoorPhone models

Three versions are available :

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ID 201 -1 button

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ID 202 - 2 buttons

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ID 204 -4 buttons

2 Installation

This compact unit is fixed by 2 screws to the wall.

2.1 Opening, wiring, wall mounting and settings

2.1.1 Name card panel

1. Every unit is supplied with a special key which is used to release the name cards on the front panel. Push the key into the hole in the speaker grille (see figure - 1).
2. Push the name card panel down and then push it towards to grille (see figure-2).
3. The panel will be released. Pull it towards you to remove (see figure - 3).

2.1.2 Uncover control elements

1. Push the aluminium speaker grille down (see figure - 4).

2.1.3 Wiring and wall mounting

1. Use the wall mounting template at the end of the manual to mark the position for the screw holes and cable connection on the mounting surface. Drill the holes.

2. Feed the cable (analogue line, power supply, lock – see figure - 6) through the cable hole.

Fix the panel to the wall using the screws and rawlplugs supplied.

Note: Some materials such as metal and wood may require special screw types.

To power the unit for voice, connect the telephone wires into the terminal (on the right side). Using either a standard analogue phone line or an analogue extension on a PBX.

For the external power supply, connect to the terminal "12V" external power supply AC min. 10V / max. 15V or DC min. 12V / max. 18V.

The energy consumption of a connected electrical (magnetic) lock (0,5A – 1,0A) determines the load on the power supply. If you activate the heating feature the PCB current will climb to about 150mA. We recommend power supply AC 12V/1A.

The wiring of relay contacts is explained in the next picture. The symbol "NO" means contact normally open, "COM" means sharing output

(central) and "NC" means contact normally closed. The relay contact is isolated from the other circuits on the board. For the variants of lock connection see the picture below.

Wiring of standard and magnetic (inverse) lock

1. A special USB cable enables the doorphone to be connected to a PC for programming of individual parameters. A dedicated Windows program is included on the CD (requires version W98SE or higher).

2.1.4 Switches

1. The switch marked HEAT (see figure – 8) activates heating of the PCB. This is for increased resistance against humidity. To use this feature you must connect an external 12V power supply.
2. The switch marked SERVICE (see figure - 9) is required for programming the unit when the password is forgotten. It is performed by ordinary phone (DTMF - tone dial).

The switch is

The PCB heating has two major benefits. Firstly, it warms the board during winter time (temperatures under -20 C, most circuits have warranty operation down to -20 C) and secondly it helps to protect the PCB against humidity when installed outside.

2.1.5 Voice level

1. Voice communication – the trimmer position is factory and should be suitable for most installations. Change the trimmer position only when necessary.

The trimmer "MIC" is designed for microphone volume setting. The trimmer "SPK" is designed for loudspeaker volume setting.

The volume settings are more than adequate for most situations. Therefore we do not recommend setting the trimmer position more than 12 . The most suitable position is 1/3 from minimum amplification.

The trimmer "TRH" is designed for setting the microphone activation level. It allows balancing between the microphone and speaker to eliminate feedback. This setting is also influenced by the noise of the surrounding environment.

Set up Process: The trimmers MIC and SPK are set to 14 position from minimum loudness level (turn fully anti-clockwise for minimum). The trimmer TRH is set to a central position. To fine tune, make a test call. Speak quietly, and by adjusting the trimmer TRH from the central position anticlockwise, your speech should be heard more clearly by the PBX user. The amplification of the speaker can be adjusted according to your requirements. Voice interruption might occur if you set the amplification too high. In this case you can use the trimmer TRH to correct the balance between the speaker and the microphone.

2.2 Location of ID Doorphone components

All mounting, control and setting elements are located under the speaker front aluminium grille.

2.3 Changing name cards

Name card panel (2.1.1on page 4) has spaces to insert printed name cards. Insert name cards from top (see picture). Cards can easily be printed with pictures as well as text using the included software. The card outline is marked for easy cutting.

2.4 Final closing of ID Doorphone

2.4.1 Covering control elements

1. Push aluminium speaker cover back up (see picture). Take care when re-covering the speaker. The aluminium edge of the speaker may be gently pressed if required.

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2.4.2 Replacing name card panel

1. Push key into hole in speaker grille as far as possible. (see figure -2).
2. Push name card panel upwards and push the bottom edge in (see figure - 3).
3. Push the name card panel back down behind the lip of the casing (see figure - 4).

3.1 Signalling Overview

The unit signals acoustic conditions that may occur during operation. You can listen to the signalling samples in the ID Manager program.

Condition Tones Tone frequency
Pick up line 425-850-1275
Hang up line 1275-850-425
Confirm com — 425
Dialling DTMF/Pulse
Call
Conversation end warning		1275
Enter programming (phone or PC)		850
Programming tone ——
Parameter confirmation
Programming from PC Silent
Connection to line (Reset)		1275-850-1275
Error		425....
Empty memory		850-1275-1700...
Open lock		modul 50/1250

3.2 Visitor at the door

When a visitor presses a button the unit will lift up the line, either immediately (providing the button is not the first number from code lock), or with delay (parameter 53) and after period given by parameter 55, will dial the programmed phone number. The dialled number is dictated by the chosen mode, which is set in the unit (parameter 47):

• Day/night mode = If the unit is in Day mode, it will always dial the number set in parameter 1, In Night mode, it will always dial the number set in parameter 2. The mode switchover is set in parameters 45,46.
• Two-Group mode = on the first press the number set in parameter 1 will be dialled. By pressing of the same button twice, or on detection of busy tone after trying the first number, the unit will select the number

from the second group (parameter 2). The next press of the same button again selects the number from the first group, etc.....

If the button is pressed after the line has been opened (but before the call is answered), the unit will hang up for the period given by parameter 54, lift up the line and dial the other group number.

The relay can be controlled by pressing the buttons in the combination that is set in the preprogrammed code (parameters 32-34). The time between presses must not be bigger than that set in parameter 53. The unit will lift up and close the corresponding relay or the period given by parameter 36. Then it will hang up.

3.3 Telephone Caller

A Telephone Caller is a person that is in phone connection with SlimDoorPhone.

3.3.1 Outgoing call

An “outgoing” call is a call from the unit (i.e. when a visitor presses a button). Once the visitor has pressed a button a telephone will ring. On answering the telephone, you will be able to converse with the visitor. 10 seconds before the maximum call duration (parameter 52) the unit will emit a tone to warn that the call will end. The call may be extended by pressing the key as set in parameter 42. A code may be dialled to close the relay (parameter 35), releasing the lock. Hanging up the telephone will end the call, as will the busy tone from the PBX.

3.3.2 Incoming call

An incoming call is a call to the unit. After dialling the PBX extension number to which the unit is connected, the unit will ring for the set number of rings (parameter 51), the unit will lift up and it is possible to speak. The possibilities are the same as with outgoing call (Chapter 3.3.1). It is also possible to switch between Day and Night service.

• If, within the first 10 seconds, the service password is entered, the unit will switch to programming mode and voice communication will cease.
• During an incoming call it is possible to restrict relay control (parameter 37). This can be useful in some special applications.

4.1 Programming from a telephone by DTMF

4.1.1 Entering programming mode

The SlimDoorPhone may be set to programming mode in two ways:

1. by password – dial the unit's number (either extension number, if connected to a PBX or telephone number, if connected to a PSTN line). The unit will answer (you will hear the Pick up line tone – see Chapter 3.1 page10). Within 10 seconds dial #xxxx, where xxxx is the password for entry to programming and, if OK, the registration tone for programming mode will sound, and afterwards the Programming tone is heard (see Chapter 3.1 page 10).

2. by "SERVICE" switch – dial the unit in the same way as in 1, but when the SERVICE switch is connected, the unit will automatically enter programming mode. You will hear the call connection confirmation tone, the confirmation tone for programming mode and afterwards the Programming tone is heard. (see Chapter 3.1 page 10).

4.1.2 Parameter programming

The initial state for programming is signalled by the programming confirmation tone. The unit will always revert to this state after 5 seconds of inactivity, even if you have started to program a parameter.

When programming, there are two types of parameters. The majority are parameters with a fixed length. The parameter is always saved immediately and is confirmed by Parameter Confirmation tone. Parameters with variable length (parameters 1,2,32,33,34) are saved after the inactivity period expires (5 sec). However, a variable length parameter will be saved immediately when maximum permitted number of digits is reached. For parameters 1 and 2 the maximum number of digits is 16, and for parameters 32,33,34 it is 6.

If, during programming, you enter a number which is not allowable, then the unit immediately emits an error tone. The parameter will not be recorded or changed, and the unit will return to its initial programming state and it will be possible to repeat the parameter setting or program another parameter.

The unit stays inactive in programming mode for 34 seconds and will then automatically hang up. Every time a DTMF tone is dialled, this period is reset. Alternatively, parameter 9 may also be selected to end programming mode.

To program a parameter, enter the parameter number followed by the value you wish to set. The unit will either respond with the Parameter Confirmation Tone, or one of the Error Tones.

Note 1. if you wish to maintain the connection in programming mode (i.e. extend the 34 seconds period) then it is necessary to occasionally press a key (e.g. *, # or 7). The unit will respond with an error tone but the connection will be kept alive.

Note 2. The # sign is not used in the values for parameters 32, 33 and 34, and can be used to immediately save the parameter.

4.2 Programming from a PC – ID Manager program

To setup the unit from a PC you will require a special USB tool cable, available separately, and must first install the USB driver and ID Manager software. Refer to the CD for more details. The unit must also be connected to the telephone line.

Procedure:

• Connect the ID Doorphone to the line
• Connect the unit to the PC with the USB tool cable.
• Run the ID Manager program. The unit will enter PC programming mode and emit the Enter Programming tone (see chapter 3.1). If connection is lost, it is necessary to disconnect the USB cable from unit and connect it again. The unit will answer and, providing the ID Manager program is running, it will confirm its entry into programming mode again.

Refer to the ID Manager manual for more details.

5.1 Direct Dialling – Memories

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1	Exam.2
1 t nn... No. nn	under button t		- - -

t - Button number (memory) [1-4]

nn – telephone number up to 16 digits to be stored.

Refer to the table for other choices.

The number stored in parameter 1 is the number for the first group or the number for Day mode.

parameter	dial
0 - 9	0 - 9
#	#
*	**
Recall	* #
Pause	* 0

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1	Exam.2
2 t nn... No. nn	under button t	---

t - Button number (memory) [1-4]

nn – telephone number up to 16 digits to be stored.

Refer to the table for other choices.

The number stored in parameter 2 is the number for the second group or the number for Night mode

parameter	choice
0 - 9	0 - 9
#	#
*	**
Recall	* #
Pause	* 0

Note: The switchover to Day/Night mode remains set in the unit even after line disconnection.

5.2 Relay

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1	Exam.2
31	m	Relay mode	1	1	2

m - relay mode [1-2]

m=1 relay mode – relay will close on command or password for ss period (used for electrical locks, gate opening, etc.)

m=2 button mode – (activated by button press e.g. external bell).

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1	Exam.2
32 hhhhhh		External access code in DAY + NIGHT mode	- 121	2 1324
33 hhhhhh		External access code in DAY mode	- 221	1 2211
34 hhhhhh		External access code in NIGHT mode	- 112	2 1122

hhhhhh – password for relay closing from buttons [2 to 6 digits]

The 3 passwords are controlled by Day/Night; the combination is entered using the unit buttons. It is influenced by the setting of Relay mode and Day/Night switchover. When set to 2-group mode the unit is permanently in DAY mode.

Follow these rules when choosing password combination:

• Select passwords carefully, to prevent their discovery from wear on buttons caused by frequent use.
• Select the first password button from infrequently-used buttons for direct dialling (-extends choice time)(-not valid for keyboard).

Note: The switchover to Day/Night mode remains set in unit even after line disconnection.

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1	Exam.2
35	aa	Internal access code	55	55	55

aa – command from phone to relay closing [2 digits]

It is recommended to set the same command for Internal Access Code and End Call (parameter 43) aa=bb.

Parameter	Value Description Default Exam.1				Exam.2
36	ss	Relay closing time [sec]	05	02	05

ss - duration of relay closing [2 digits 01-99]

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
37	pp	Time between 2 impulses [sec]	05	05	05

pp - duration of delay between 2 impulses of relay [2 digits 01-99]

Parameter	Value	Description Default Exam.1	Exam.2
38 cc		Internal access code2 impulses	66 66	66

cc - command from phone to relay closing [2 digits] - 2 impulses

Parameter	Value	Description Default		Exam.1	Exam.2
39 hhhhhh		External access code in DAY + NIGHT mode for 2 impulses	66 66 66

hhhhhh – password for relay closing from buttons [2 to 6 digits] for activation 2 impulses in DAY and NIGHT mode.

5.3 Basic parameters

Parameter	Value Description		Default Exam.1		Exam.2
41	v	Dialling type	0	0	0

v - dial type

v=0 is DTMF tone dial, v=1 is pulse dial

Parameter	Value Description		Default Exam.1		Exam.2
42	z	Prolong call	*	*	*

z – button for call prolongation.*or # (10 sec before Maximum Call Duration the unit will emit a tone. Pressing this button will prolong the call)

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
43	bb	End call	55 55	55

bb – command for unit hanging up from phone [2 digits]

It is recommended to set the same command for both Internal Access Code (parameter 35) and End Call aa=bb.

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
44 xxxx		Password	0000 0000 0000

xxxx - service password for entry to programming

Parameter	Value	Description Default Exam.1			Exam.2
45 dd		DAY MODE switching	11 11	11
46 nn		NIGHT MODE switching	10 10	10

dd – command for DAY MODE switching [2 digits]

nn - command for NIGHT MODE switching [2 digits]

Note: The switchover to Day/Night mode remains set in unit even after line disconnection.

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
47 e		Dialling mode	1	1 0

e - operating mode of unit

e=0 selects 2-Group mode, e=1 selects Day/Night mode.

5.4 Time parameters

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
51 q		Number of rings before pick-up	2	1 2

q - Number of incoming call rings before a call is picked up. The number can be set from 1 to 9.

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1	Exam.2
52 d		Maximum call duration	2	1	4

d – maximum time in minutes for which a call may last. This time can be extended during a call by dialling Prolong Call digit from telephone (*or #). Time setting is per table.

time[min]	choice
0,5	0
1 - 9 1 - 9
15	*
30	#

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1			Exam.2
53 w			time between button presses		2 2 2

w - max. time [sec] between button presses [range 1-9]

• relay closing – if time between two next presses is bigger than w time, the code is not evaluated correctly.
• dialling – if the button pressed is the first password number for switch closing, so the choice is delayed by this w time.

Parameter	Value	Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
54 z			Off hook time before new call	2 2 2

z – time [sec] for which the unit will hang up, before repeat dialling (button pressing during call or dialling, busy tone detection) [range 1-5]

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
55 z		Call start time	1 1 1

z – time [sec] after unit goes off hook before dialling [range 1-5]. This time is different for each PBX, but most PBXs usually manage to process dialling up to 2 seconds after line off hook.

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
56	h	Number of rings before hanging up or group mode switching	12	12	12

h – specifies the amount of time spent ringing before the unit hangs up and tries the next number.

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
57 t		DTMF tone duration (ms)	5(100ms)	5(100ms)	5(100ms)
58 m		Space duration between DTMF tones (ms)	5(100ms)	5(100ms)	5(100ms)
59 f		Recall duration (ms)	1(100ms)	1(100ms)	1(100ms)
50 p		Pause duration (ms)	8(800ms)	8(800ms)	8(800ms)

t - DTMF tone duration is determined by the formula:

$$ (e n t e r e d \quad n u m b e r + 5) \times 1 0 = \text { tone duration } [ \mathrm{ms} ] $$

[range 1-0 i.e. 60-150ms]

m - Space duration between DTMF tones is determined by the formula:

$$ (\text { entered number } + 5) \times 1 0 = \text { gap duration } [ \mathrm{ms} ] $$

[range 1-0 i.e. 60-150ms]

f - Recall duration is determined by the formula:

$$ \text { entered number } \times 1 0 0 = \text { Recall duration } [ \mathrm{ms} ] $$

[range 1-6 i.e. 100-600ms]

p - Pause duration is determined by the formula:

$$ \text { entered number } \times 1 0 0 = \text { pause duration } [ \mathrm{ms} ] $$

[range 5-0 i.e. 500-1000ms]

- p time is simultaneously the duration of interdigit gap at pulse dialling.

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
5*1 x		Number of busy tones before hang up	6	6	6

x – is the number of busy tones before hang up, as in the next table:

X	number of busy tones	X	number of busy tones
1	4	5	8
2	4	6	8
3	6	7	10
4	6	8	10

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
5*2 y		Frequency of tone detection	4 4 4

y – setting range frequency of tone detection from telephone line, value is in next table:

y	frequency range	y	frequency range
1	200-350Hz 7		500-650Hz
2	250-400Hz 8		550-700Hz
3	300-450Hz 9		600-750Hz
4	350-500Hz	0	650-800Hz
5	400-550Hz *	700-850Hz
6	450-600Hz #		750-900Hz

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
5*3 z		Time of continuous tone before hang up	0 0 0

z – time of continuous tone before hang up. Hang up on dial tone, setting the time as in the next table:

z	time of continuous tone	z	time of continuous tone
1	1.2sec 7		3.3sec
2	1.6sec 8		3.6sec
3	2.0sec 9		3.9sec
4	2.3sec	0	4.2sec
5	2.6sec * 4.6sec
6	3.0sec # 5.0sec

5.5 Presetting and Deleting

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1	Exam.2
8#	#	Default setting	executes
8#	1	Setting per exam. 1		executes
8#	2	Setting per exam. 2			executes

This setting does not influence 1 and 2 (numbers stored in memory)

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
81		Deletes all numbers in group 1 (Day mode)
82		Deletes all numbers in group 2 (Night mode)
83		Default setting only for parameters 3x	only 3..
84		Default setting only for parameters 4x	only 4..
85		Default setting only for parameters 5x	only 5..

The parameters 81 and 82 will delete all numbers stored in memories for buttons.

The parameters 83 - 85 will execute a selective basic setting only for parameters starting with 3.. - 5..

ATTENTION !!! the deletion is non-reversible!!! Numbers must be programmed again.

5.6 Exit programming

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
9		END

After dialling 9 the unit will hang up.

5.7 System setting

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
6# s		Number of fitted buttons of basic module

The basic module is fitted with 4 buttons as standard, i.e. s = 1 is set up for basic module with one button and s = 2 for module with 2 buttons. This setting is a factory one, no service can change it and so it is recommended not to change this parameter.

Note: Connecting to the line the value of this parameter is checked and if not satisfactory for unknown reasons, so it is set up to s = 4 (fitted with 4 buttons).

ATTENTION !!! This parameter can cause the unit to function incorrectly.

Parametr	Value	Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
6 z			Acoustic signalling	3 and 9	3 and 9	3 and 9

In default the unit produces acoustic signals. It can occasionally cause a problem of incorrect detection of tones by PBX. By changing parameter „z“ you can switch off this acoustic signalization. The values are:

z=0 - all signalling is switched off

z=1 – pick up and hang up tones are active only

z=2 – other tones active only (except pick up and hang up)

z=3 - all tones are active - (default)

It is possible to generate an audible signal (only in mode m=1) to alert visitors that the door is unlocked so that they can enter. This is especially useful when using a DC power source, as lock release may be silent.

z=8 - signalling is active

z=9 - signalling is unactive

Parameter	Value Description	Default Exam.1			Exam.2
6* t		Delay of line connection (Siemens PBX)	1 1 1

Setes a delay for line pick-up (OFF HOOK) for new PBX types (particularly Siemens):

t=1 - standard operation

t=0 - delayed start

5.8 Overview of Parameters

Parameter	Value	Description	Default	Exam.1	Exam.2
1	t nn...	No. nn under button t	-	-	-
2	t nn...	No. nn under button t	-	-	-
31	r	Relay mode	1	1	2
32	hhhhhh	External access code in DAY + NIGHT mode	-	2211	1324
33	hhhhhh	External access code in DAY mode	-	2211	2211
34	hhhhhh	External access code in NIGHT mode	-	1122	1122
35	aa	Internal access code 1 impulse	55	55	55

36 ss		Relay closing time	05 02 05
37 pp		Time between 2 impulses	05 05 05
38 cc		Internal access code 2 impulses	66 66 66
39 hhhhhh		External access code in DAY + NIGHT mode for 2 impulses	- - -
41 v		Dialling type	0 0 0
42 z		Prolong call	* * *
43 bb		End call	55 55 55
44 xxxx		Password	0000 0000 0000
45 dd		DAY MODE switching	11 11 11
46 nn		NIGHT MODE switching	10 10 10
47 e		Dialling mode	1 1 0
51 q		Number of rings before pick-up	2 1 2
52 d		Maximum call duration	2 1 4
53 w		Time between button presses	2 2 2
54 z		Off hook time before new call	2 2 2
55 z		Call start time	1 1 1
56 h		Number of rings before hanging up or group mode switching	12 12 12
57	t	DTMF tone duration (ms)	5 (100ms)	5 (100ms)
58 m		Space duration between DTMF tones (ms)	5 (100ms)	5 (100ms)
59	f	Recall duration (ms)	1 (100ms)	1 (100ms)
50 p		Pause duration (ms)	8 (800ms)	8 (800ms)
5*1	x	Number of busy tones before hang up	6 6 6
5*2	y	Frequency of tone detection	4 4 4
5*3	z	Time of continuous tone before hang up	0 0 0
6# s		Number of fitted buttons on basic module

6* t		Delay of line connection (Siemens PBX)	1 1 1
6 z		Acoustic signalling	3 and 9 3 and 9 3 and 9
8# #		Default setting	executes
8# 1		Setting per exam. 1	executes
8# 2		Setting per exam. 2	executes
81		Deletes all numbers in group 1 (Day mode)
82		Deletes all numbers in group 2 (Night mode)
83		Default setting only for parameters 3x	only 3..
84		Default setting only for parameters 4x	only 4..
85		Default setting only for parameters 5x	only 5..
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6 Technical parameters

6.1 Electrical parameters

Parameter	Value	Conditions
Minimum line current	18mA	line answered
Minimum line voltage	18V	line hang up
Voltage on line while off hook(VA characteristics)	< 8V< 12V	I = 20mAI = 60 mA
Leakage in hang up status	< 50uA	U = 60V
Impedance of line termination	130R +820R paral. 220n	line answered
Bandwidth	300Hz – 3400 Hz	20 - 60mA
Impedance of ringing	>2Kohm	25 – 60 Hz
Sensitivity of ringing detector	min. 10 – 25 V
Pulse choice	40 / 60 ms
Tone choice level	4 - 6 dB	20 – 60 mA
Tone choice sensitivity	40 dB	20 – 60 mA
Sensitivity of tone detector	30 dB	20 – 60 mA
Power supply of lighting through,switches and heating	12V ± 2V , 10-12V ± 2V
Max. consumption of lighting through and heating	300mA 12V
Max. voltage of switch contact 48V at I < 1A
Max. current of switch contact 2A at U < 30 V
Operational temperature - 20 to +	50°C

6.2 Mechanical dimensions

Dimensions WxHxD 104mm x 153mm x 16mm

Weight 360g

Unit material elox aluminium profile

Name card panel material acrylglas (plexiglass)

7 Table for easy programming

Complete the values you want to program in the empty part of table on the next page. All programming commands are located in the double-framed area, to simplify programming. Retain a copy for future reference.

Use		Programming sequence		digits
Description	Detail	par.	Fill values
Number under button 1	Day/Gr.1	101		16
Number under button 2	Day/Gr.1	102		16
Number under button 3	Day/Gr.1	103		16
Number under button 4	Day/Gr.1	104		16
Number under button 1	Night/Gr.2	201		16
Number under button 2	Night/Gr.2	202		16
Number under button 3	Night/Gr.2	203		16
Number under button 4	Night/Gr.2	204		16
Relay mode	m=1 - 4	31		1
External access code	Day+Night	32		6
External access code	Day	33		6
External access code	Night	34		6
Internal access code		35		2
Relay closing time [sec]		36		2
Time between 2 impulses [sec]		37		2
Internal access code 2 impulses		38		2
External access code 2 impulses	Day+Night	39		6
Dialling type 1 / 0		41		1
Prolong call */ #		42		1
End call		43		2
Password		44		4
DAY MODE switching		45		2
NIGHT MODE switching		46		2
Dialling mode 1 / 0		47		1
No. of rings before pick-up		51		1
Maximum call duration [min]		52		1
Time between button press [sec]		53		1
Off hook time before new call	[sec]	54		1
Call start time [sec]		55		1
Number of rings before hang up or group mode switching		56		2
DTMF tone duration (n+5)x10		57	ms	1
Gap between DTMF tones (n+5)x10		58	ms	1
Recall duration nx100		59	ms	1
Pause duration nx100		50	ms	1
Number of busy tones before hahg up	((x/2)*2)+2	5*1		1
Frequency of tone detection	y*50+150	5*2	Hz	1
Time of continuous tone before hang up	1+(z*0,35)	5*3	sec	1