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Mod. 926 EASIVOICE SYSTEM ELECTRONIC INTERCOM SYSTEM EASIVOICE TABLE SET 4 −−−− sec.2 ELECTRONIC INTERCOM SYSTEM Mod. 926 PUSH BUTTON PANEL AND AMPLIFIED LOUDSPEAKING UNIT - POWER SUPPLY Ref. 926/3 For table mounting it is necessary to buy the table kit that includes stand, cord with socket and accessories Ref. 926/4. Proceed as follows: • Remove the intercom casing by means of a screwdriver in the area indicated, rotating the cover on the two upper hooks. • Release the two side latches E by pressing them from the inside of zone F. • Fix the plate under the base by means of the proper screws. • Insert under the base, in the proper holes, the two self adhesive rubbers (included in the socket kit). • Insert the cord with socket and fi x it to the hook. Then connect the system wires to the correspondent terminals of the terminal board. The connection cable wires to the door phone socket wire are very specifi c for table installations. They must be connected to the intercom terminals as follows: MI Black D Yellow +12 Red MF Gray L1 Green L2 Blue L3 Pink L4 Brown L5 White Connection for the loudspeaking unit (Ref. 926/2 only): CA Yellow-Gray 2 Pink-Black 1 Yellow-Black -/~ Black-Gray AP Yellow-Pink Black Yellow Red Gray Green Blue Pink Brown White PUSH BUTTON PANEL AND AMPLIFIED LOUDSPEAKING UNIT The devices normally used in 4+n wire door phone systems can be employed. POWER SUPPLY Ref. 926/3 75 mm 90 mm 118 mm Sch. 926/3 Yellow - Gray Pink - Black Yellow - Black Black - Gray Yellow - Pink 45 mm 162 mm This power supply has been designed according to the IEC 12/13 5th Ed. Dec. 1988 International Security Regulations - and is built following the present market requirements, the tendency of which is to centralize the electric equipment in proper cabinets. DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: Installation Diagrams
FEATURES The power supply 926/3 is set for a medium system of 25 intercoms (926/1). In case of systems with more intercoms, connect more power supplies in parallel, up to 4 max. In this case follow carefully the system schemes. TECHNICAL DATA • Electrical characteristics Transformer power: 38 VA Powering: 110/230 ~ Secondary voltages: 11.5V 0.6 A 24V 40 mA max. 24V 10 mA max. • Powering 11.5 V section: It supplies powering to the intercoms and max. current of 600 mA; • Phonic line powering section: It includes 5 identic circuits. Each circuit supplies a constant current of about 30 mA with max. voltage of 24 V; • Data output: It supplies a voltage of 24 V with a resistance series 2.2 K Ω per data wire. • Amplifi er output: On this output the signal coming from the 5th phonic line is injected and it is uncoupled by means of condenser. The output circuit includes two schottky diodes with a 150 Ω resistance in parallel. • Operating temperature: 0° C ÷ 40°C • Dimensions: Length: 162 mm Thickness: 75 mm Width (with side protections): 108 mm Width (without side protections): 90 mm Weight: 0.950 Kg Connections: by means of terminals with clamping screw FUNCTIONS All functions can be activated through the 12-key alphanumeric keypad located on the base of the intercom: The key located on the upper right of Mod. 926/2 is used for opening the door. Other functions (clearing a line, general call) can only be performed from authorized (enabled) intercoms. The activation of these functions can only be done during the programming phase. Please consult the chapter on programming for further information. SINGLE CALL NOTE: R = Redial F = Follow-me DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: Installation Diagrams ELECTRONIC INTERCOM SYSTEM Mod. 926 1 2 3 4 5 Caller To talk to another intercom station: • Lift the handset. • Dial the TWO DIGIT number of the other-party. • Listen for the tone and observe the led: • Ringing tone: wait for the called party to answer. • Busy tone and led off: the number called is engaged → try again later or activate the automatic redial function or the clear the line function (if authorized). • Busy tone and led on: the 4 telephone lines are engaged → try again later. Called Party When the phone rings, lift up the handset and begin the conversation. At the end of the conversation, if the called party hangs up the handset 6 7 8 9 R 0 F FUNCTIONS EASIVOICE the intercom is disconnected from the line and it will communicate, on the data line, the end of the conversation to the caller who, in his turn, will disconnect his intercom physically and logically from the line. The handset will be mute until the hanging up. On the contrary, If the caller hangs up the handset, he will free the line, physically and logically, and he will communicate to the called party the end of conversation. This last one, in his turn, will disconnect the intercom physically. A conversation cannot last longer than 10 minutes in order to allow other users access to the phone lines. Once this time has lapsed, an acoustic “end-of-conversation warning” signal will be sent to both intercom door phones. The communication will be disconnected 10 seconds after the warning signal. REDIAL RESERVATION Caller If the number called is engaged, an automatic redial reservation can be activated by pressing the “R” key before hanging up. Then listen for the tone: • No tone: automatic redial reservation was accepted → hang up. • Persistent busy tone: automatic redial reservation was not accepted because the number called already has an automatic redial reserved onto its line from another intercom → hang up and try again later. When the intercom door phone that was reserved to becomes free, the caller who initiated the reservation will automatically receive a call-back. Attention: there will be situations in which the call-back will not take place. These situations will be described in the “Called Party” section below. Called Party During the course of a normal conversation, any reservations to the line will be indicated by a blinking led on the intercom. The user who is the subject of a reservation has two courses of action: • He can decide “a priori” to eliminate the reservation by pressing the “R” key either during the course of the conversation or immediately after hanging up (within 5 seconds). • He can decide to talk to whoever had reserved by hanging up and waiting for the system to automatically set up the communication and then for his intercom to ring. If all of the phonic lines are not engaged, this will take place within 5 seconds after hanging up. If, however, all the lines are engaged, the system will attempt to establish the communication every 15 seconds, up to maximum of 10 trials. The reservation will be canceled if the tenth attempt was also unsuccessful. CLEARING THE LINE Caller (only from authorized intercom door phones) Lift the handset and dial the number of the called party. If this party is on the line (busy tone is heard and led is off), the line can be “cleared” i.e. the conversation in course can be disconnected. To do so, simply dial the special “00” number. Conversation will be established with the cleared intercom door phone within 20 seconds. Called Party A clearing request during the course of a normal conversation will be identifi ed both acoustically and visually (blinking led). At this point, the called party will have 20 seconds in which to terminate the conversation in course. There are two possible courses of action: • Hang up within 20 seconds. The intercom will ring and when the handset is lifted, communication will be established with the caller who had initiated the “clearing”. • If the called party does not hang up within 20 seconds, he will be disconnected from his current conversation and connected with the caller who had requested the “clearing”. The line clearing function WILL HAVE NO EFFECT on another intercom which is also authorized to clear lines or if the intercom is in communication with the outdoor station. sec.2 −−−− 5 Mod. 926 EASIVOICE SYSTEM ELECTRONIC INTERCOM SYSTEM
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INDEX DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE
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INDEX DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE
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DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTE
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLER The prod
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The power supplies have two negativ
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“1+1” wire door phone system VI
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C4.016 - Sinthesi models only: The
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VX.018 - Connect the following jump
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SECTION 1A CONTENTS DOOR PHONE AND
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Number of main panels to be install
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FUNCTION CONNECTION OF UP TO 2 DOOR
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POWER SUPPLY FOR DOOR PHONE SYSTEM
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F E D C B A MAIN~ POWER SUPPLY FOR
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F E D C B A CONNECTION OF 6 DOOR PH
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TO THE FOLLOWING MODULE Name tag li
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(VX.006) (VX.006) TONE GENERATOR CO
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MAIN ~ ~ ~ 12 6 ~ + -~ 6 0 PS POWER
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ADDITIONAL POWER UNIT POWER SUPPLY
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ADDITIONAL POWER UNIT POWER SUPPLY
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A (VX.006) ~ ~ ~ ~ 12 0 10 CA MAIN
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A B (VX.006) ADDITIONAL POWER UNIT
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INTERCOMMUNICATING CONNECTION OF 2
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4 3 2 1 INTERCOMMUNICATING CONNECTI
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INTERCOMMUNICATING CONNECTION OF MA
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CONNECTION OF 1 MAIN DOOR PHONE TO
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(C4.003) (VX.006) (VX.021) (C4.014)
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Name tag lighting G/T ~0 ~12 ~12 ~0
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Name tag lighting (VX.006) (VX.021)
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Name tag lighting 2 1 G/T ~0 ~12 ~1
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Name tag lighting INTERCOMMUNICATIN
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FROM RISING COLUMN CALL CONNECTION
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CA 1 2 6 9 10 (VX.006) CA 1 2 6 9 1
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(C4.014) (VX.006) (VX.021) (C4.014)
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SECTION 1B CONTENTS DOOR PHONE AND
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CONNECTION OF SEVERAL DOOR PHONES T
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Name tag lighting (C1.002) CONNECTI
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B G/T ~0 ~12 ~0 ~12 CONNECTION OF S
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Name tag lighting ~12 ~0 ~ ~ P.E. S
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MAIN ENTRY (C4.017) Name tag lighti
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SWITCH N.N.F. CONNECTION OF 1 DOOR
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SECTION 1C CONTENTS DOOR PHONE AND
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SECTION 1D CONTENTS DOOR PHONE AND
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WITH COLOUR CAMERA SECTION 1D CONTE
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CONNECTION OF MAX. 2 VIDEO DOOR PHO
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(VX.010) (VX.011) R2 R1 V4 V5 V3 R2
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TO THE FOLLOWING VIDEO DOOR PHONES
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R1 R2 in R2 out RL R1 ~ ~ ADDITIONA
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CONNECTION OF SEVERAL VIDEO DOOR PH
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SEE DIAGRAM SV102-3229 pag.51 DIAGR
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(VD.002) VIDEO POWER SUPPLY (VX.008
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TO THE FOLLOWING MODULE TC Name tag
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TO THE FOLLOWING MODULE TC (C4.016)
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Name tag lighting (VD.002) ~0 ~12 G
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CONNECTION OF MAXIMUM 9 INTERCOM At
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TC CONNECTION OF 3 INTERCOM Atlanti
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POWER SUPPLY Ref.789/2 R2 R1 R2 in
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SUPPLEMENTARY POWER SUPPLY R2 R1 R2
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FROM RISING COLUMN CONNECTION OF 3
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LINE~ LINE~ LINE~ (VX.008) 0 CONNEC
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VIDEO POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION OF SE
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CONNECTION OF SEVERAL VIDEO DOOR PH
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Name tag lighting TC (C4.016) (VD.0
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Name tag lighting TC (C4.007) ~0 ~1
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Name tag lighting TC CONNECTION OF
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Name tag lighting TC CONNECTION OF
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SEVERAL RISER IN EACH RISER THE CAB
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B/W COLOUR EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION TV
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SECTION 1E CONTENTS DOOR PHONE AND
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CONNECTION OF 2 VIDEO DOOR PHONES T
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