Technical Manual UK.indd - CTC

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TLT 06 Programming
PROGRAMMING
Programming requires a telephone with the usual
12 keys (0…9, *, #) and tone calling (MVF).
Protection against non permissible intervention is
ensured through the use of a personal PIN number
for access to the programming mode. It is
advisable that you change the factory settings and
maintain the documents including the new pin
number at a safe place.
6 memory positions are available for the calling
numbers with a maximum of 32 digits (N1, N2,…),
namely, special signals for each memory position.
Memory positions correspond to the respective
buttons (see wiring diagram).
As soon as speech contact has been established,
the door opening switch may be activated by
pressing (00) or optionally by entering the new PIN
code.
Depending on the use, the special signals are
stored into the memory along with the calling
numbers.
Example official signal
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* P1 P2 P3 P4 *
1 * N1 N2
*
*
N1 N2
N1 N2
*
*
*
*
8 * 0 *
0 0
or
8
...
...
...
.
.
.
1
*
. . .
9 * P1 P2 P3 P4 *
Access to the programming mode
Unhook the receiver
Dial the doorstation number and wait
until the connection has been established
Select a PIN code
Delivery status
in operation: 2222
Storage of calling numbers
Occupation of number 1 by a calling number
Occupation of number 2 by a calling number
Occupation of number 3 by a calling number
etc. up to a maximum of 6 memory entries
Door opening function
Factory setting
P1 P2 P3 P4 new PIN code
Change of PIN code
Entering of new PIN code
Entering of four digits from 1 to 9 for P1-P4
With ‘flash’
With ‘0’
1 * # 0 # 1 N1 N2
...
*
1 * 0 # 1 N1 ..
. N2 *
Depending on the TS-installation, the official signal
may or has to # 1 follow without pause.
The settings and calling numbers stored into the memory are
not lost in case of power failure.
Special functions
Programmed: Called:
# # # (only at the beginning of the
calling number)
# * *
#
0
# 1
. . . .
.
#
Flash (R)
Pause 3 seconds
Programming finalisation
Receiver returned on hook
What follows after setting the receiver on hook varies depending on the type of telephone installation (TS) being used
In the sequence of the pause sound after closing at the doorstation is too long, then help should be sought as
follows: press the (*) key before hanging up. The TLT06 discontinues the connection (manual line cutting off) and no
further pause sounds are produced at the entrance any longer.
SOUNDS AND CALLING SIGNALS :
Busy signal (installation):
Subscriber occupied:
Pause sound.
Error signal:
Depending on the telephone installation (TS) being used
Subscriber occupied/ Identification of busy signal
Pause sound and delivery sound during programming
Signals a programming error, wrong PIN number or is
sounded at the end of a conversation by (*)
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