Daitem SC901AU, SC902AU, SC100AU, SC200AU, SC201AU Installation Guide

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Installation guide

Doorphone

SC901AU / SC902AU

SC100AU

SC200AU / SC201AU

MHF01X / MHF02X MHF03X / MHF04X MHF05X / MHF06X

This manual describes how to install the following products:

SC901AU Mains/mains code-operated 1-home doorphone kit SC902AU Lithium/mains 1-button 1-home doorphone kit SC100AU Interior handset unit + base + EU power pack SC200AU Mains controller SC201AU Lithium battery-operated controller MHF01X Translucent 2-home outdoor caller unit MHF02X Translucent code-operated 2-home outdoor caller unit MHF03X Opaque 1-home outdoor caller unit MHF04X Opaque 2-home outdoor caller unit MHF05X Opaque code-operated 1-home outdoor caller unit MHF06X Opaque code-operated 2-home outdoor caller unit

Foreword

The doorphone system can be used to welcome and filter visitors, listen in to background sounds at each access point and communicate with another handset. It can also be used to remotely control:

• one or several electrical latches,

• one or several automatic gate control systems,

• one or several automatic garage door control systems,

• one or several lights. It also allows users to check the status of access points or lights using the screen on the handset at any time. Several additional interior handset units can be added to the doorphone system (maximum of 4 per call button).

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Manufacturer:

Product type: Trade mark: We declare under our sole responsibility that the products to which this declaration relates are compliant with the essential requirements of the following directives:

• R&TTE Directive: 99/5/CE

• Low Voltage Directive: 2006/95/CE

• ROHS directive: 2002/95/CE

in compliance with the following harmonised European standards:

These products can be used in all EU and EEA countries and Switzerland.

Crolles, 06/05/10

Signature: Patrick Bernard Research & Development Director

Address:

Doorphone

Daitem

Product reference SC100AU SC200AU SC201AU EN 300 220-2 EN 60950 (2006) EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1

V2.1.2

Hager Security SAS

F-38926 Crolles Cedex - France

X X X X X X X X X

Product type: Doorphone Trade mark: We declare under our sole responsibility that the products to which this declaration relates are compliant with the essential requirements of the following directives:

• R&TTE Directive: 99/5/CE

• Low Voltage Directive: 2006/95/CE

• ROHS directive: 2002/95/CE

in compliance with the following harmonised European standards:

Product reference MHF01X MHF02X MHF03X MHF04X MHF05X MHF06X E

N 300 330-2 V1.3.1 EN 60950 (2006) EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1

These products can be used in all EU and EEA countries and Switzerland.

Crolles, 06/05/10

Signature: Patrick Bernard Research & Development Director

Non-binding document, subject to modification without notice.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer: Hager Security SAS

F-38926 Crolles Cedex - France

Address:

Daitem

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Contents

1. Introduction................................................................................................................................. 4

2. Description.................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 Outdoor system ..................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Interior handset unit............................................................................................................... 6

3. Tooling required ....................................................................................................................... 10

4. Preparation ............................................................................................................................... 11

4.1 Guarantee stickers............................................................................................................... 11

4.2 Charging the handset before installation ............................................................................12

5. Installing the outdoor system ................................................................................................ 15

5.1 Installing the outdoor caller unit .......................................................................................... 15

5.2 Installing the controller......................................................................................................... 20

5.3 Connecting the equipment.................................................................................................. 21

5.4 Powering the controller........................................................................................................ 24

5.5 Creating the radio link between the handset and the controller ........................................ 26

6. Testing the radio range........................................................................................................... 29

7. Installing the interior handset unit......................................................................................... 30

7.1 On a table............................................................................................................................. 30

7.2 On a wall............................................................................................................................... 30

8. Testing operation ..................................................................................................................... 34

8.1 Testing communication with each interior handset unit..................................................... 34

8.2 Testing access controls ....................................................................................................... 35

9. Appendices ............................................................................................................................... 36

9.1 General information about creating the radio link............................................................... 36

9.2 Testing the radio link............................................................................................................ 53

9.3 Deleting radio links and returning to factory programming................................................ 55

10. Changing the batteries ......................................................................................................... 59

10.1 In the main controller ......................................................................................................... 59

10.2 In the handset .................................................................................................................... 61

11. Questions – Answers............................................................................................................. 62

12. Technical data ........................................................................................................................ 64

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1. Introduction

DOORPHONE SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Outdoor caller units wired to main

controller (road side)

1 call button

+ tag reader

1 call button with keypad

+ tag reader

INTERIOR HANDSET UNIT

Connection of an

electrical latch or lock

2 call buttons + tag reader

OUTDOOR SYSTEM

2 call buttons with keypad + tag reader

Main controller (garden side)

) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Connection of gate motorisation system

Handset units can communicate with each other (inter-handset communication function)

Handset

Base

Each kit comprises the following (minimum):

Mr et Mme Evêque-Mourroux

25 mm

• An outdoor caller unit installed on the road side, for visitors.

• A controller installed on the same pillar but on the garden side. This controller provides:

- the radio link with the interior handset unit,

- the power supply to the outdoor caller unit and controller,

- the connections to the electrical lock or latch and gate motorisation system. These products are connected via a cable that either goes through or around the pillar.

• An interior handset unit (base and handset) for receiving calls and remotely controlling:

- the electrical locks or latches,

- the gate motorisation system,

- the automatic garage door control system (1),

- lighting (1),

- communication with another handset (2),

- doorphone programming.

Using the outdoor caller unit, access is controlled using:

• an access code,

• a tag reader.

Identifying each user with a tag

The outdoor caller units have a front panel with a tag reading zone allowing each user to control access quickly once the tag has been identified. Holding the tag up to the name label dispenses the user from entering the access code.

The outdoor caller unit with keypad can manage up to 16 different tags. Each tag must be registered on the caller unit.

1) Via output receiver.

2) Requires a minimum of 2 handsets.

The tag is detected in this zone at a maximum distance of 20 mm.

2. Description

2.1 Outdoor system

2.1.1 Outdoor caller units with armoured cover

Tag reading zone

2.1.2 Controller

Cover

4 captive screws for closing the cover

Loudspeaker

Call button

(1 or 2 depending

4 handsets max.

for user’s name (sheet of labels

Tag reading zone

Captive screws

for bracket fixing

on model)

per button

Blank label

supplied)

Battery

Controller base

Programming keypad for entering access code to allow pedestrians and cars to enter

Gate access control button

Latch/side gate access control button

Slot for batteries (supplied with SC201AF, optional for SC200AF)

Fixing bracket

Validation button

Radio link creation LED

IMPORTANT: the grommets, cable clamps and screws for the cable clamps are in the bag of accessories.

2.2 Interior handset unit

2.2.1 Base

Transparent removable cover

Cable clamp (do not remove)

Grommet (remove)

Handset base

Connection

terminal blocks

Power pack

Base connection jack

Radio link creation button

2.2.2 Handset unit

IMPORTANT: when installing the system, the handset(s) must be charged on their base before they can be used.

Cover closed Cover open

Removable

belt clip

Loudspeaker

Display

Communication

button

Latch/side

gate control

button

Inter-handset

communication

button

Gate control

button

Validate button

(OK)

Garage

control button

(1)

Lighting

control button

(1)

Up and down

scroll keys

Cancel

button

Microphone

Backlighting is activated

Flip cover

whenever a button is pressed. It goes out again after 5 seconds when no other button is pressed.

(1) These functions require a relay output receiver

to be installed.

Left and right

scroll keys

2.2.4 Display description

Handset battery status

flat

needs charging

charging recommended

fully charged

charging

Scrolling text zone:

- display of time

- outdoor temperature

- faults

- access calling

- current commands

- handset mode

Fault

Indoor temperature indication

Handset in inter-handset communication mode

Communication in progress

Handset in silent mode

Garage, side gate and latch status

Missed call

gate closed

Radio range

no signal

poor

average

good

excellent

Indoor temperature

Temperature unit:

- °C: Celsius

- °F: Fahrenheit

Garage status

garages closed

garages open

garage 1 open 2 closed

garage 1 closed 2 open

IMPORTANT: only the icons corresponding to the installation are displayed.

gate open

gate 1 open/2 closed or gate half open if sliding motor

gate 1 closed/2 open or side gate open

Lighting status

lighting off

lighting on

latch closed

latch open

2.2.5 Handset display in standby mode (general information screen)

Handset battery status

Time

Gate, side gate and latch status

Outdoor temperature

The temperature displayed is measured at the first access point programmed.

Indoor temperature

The temperature displayed is the handset temperature.

Garage status

Lighting status

3. Tooling required

6/8 mm

PZ 0 3 mm

3.5 mm

PZ 2 6 mm

GUARANTEE The conditions according to which the guarantee and after sales service apply are described in the general price list and can be sent on request. Some after sales service products and accessories, such as:

• MHU01U power pack

• SC501AX interior handset unit base

• SC501AX belt clip

• SC801AX handset flip cover (non-exhaustive list for indication purposes only) have a 2-year manufacturer guarantee, which cannot be extended.

MHF01X

A0831A04823

Coller sur certif

SCA100AF

A0831A04823

Coller sur certif

4. Preparation

4.1 Guarantee stickers

Remove the pre-cut parts of the stickers and stick these to the extension request supplied.

On the back of the caller unit

Inside the controller

1. Unscrew the 4 cover screws and open the controller.

On the handset

2. Remove the pre-cut part.

Pozidriv 2

4.2 Charging the handset before installation

IMPORTANT: when installing the system, the handset(s) must be charged on the base before it/they can be used.

4.2.1 Handset on mains-powered base

1. Open the base.

2. Remove the 4 anti-slip pads.

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➀

3. Rotate the back of the base until it is in “table” position.

4. Thread the power pack jack through the

hole.

IMPORTANT: the MHU01U power pack supplied must be used.

5. Connect the jack to the base making sure that the cable is positioned in the designated slot.

Thread the cable through here

Alternative cable

passage

6. Thread the power cable into one of the guides at the back of the base.

Alternative

guides

7. Unscrew the locking screw.

Pozidriv 0

8. Screw it back into the same place hence locking the base in “table” position.

Pozidriv 0

10. Tighten the locking screw to prevent the

base from being opened by mistake.

9. Close the base.

11. Stick the 4 anti-slip pads to the back of

the base and then put it on the table.

Pozidriv 2

12. Connect the power pack to the mains

(220 V).

Electrical shock

hazard

IMPORTANT: the mains socket must remain accessible so that the power pack can be easily disconnected.

13. Put the handset on the base.

The handset displays this message for 2 sec.

Then IN CHARGE if the battery is not sufficiently charged.

If the battery is sufficiently charged.

You can now move on to the next chapter describing how to install the doorphone.

TIP: to make it easier to pick the handset up, the removable transparent cover can be removed.

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➁

3.5

5. Installing the outdoor system

5.1 Installing the outdoor caller unit

IMPORTANT: to ensure the outdoor caller unit remains watertight, never try to open it!

1. To ensure easy use, fix the unit at a height

of 1.20 m.

2. Mark and drill the outdoor caller unit holes with a Ø 6 mm drill bit. Also mark the place where the cable feed hole has to be drilled (Ø 8 mm min. recommended).

1.20 m

Please refer to the next chapter for mounting outdoor caller units with armoured cover.

Follow steps 3 to 6 below for units without armoured cover.

3. If the cable goes around the pillar, pierce one of the cable knock-outs with a cutter.

4. Push the screw covers out using a flat screwdriver.

5. Thread the cable through the hole knocked out in step 3 and screw the caller unit in place. Put the screw covers back.

Pozidriv 2

6. Use a pencil or permanent marker to write the names. Stick a transparent protection label on top.

TIP: you can print the labels using the software (EtikPrint) available on the Daitem web site.

Mounting the outdoor caller units with armoured cover

232.4 mm

160.4 mm

145 mm 145 mm

TIP: you can print the labels using the software (EtikPrint) available on the Daitem web site.

145 mm 145 mm

IMPORTANT: use the label supplied and carefully position it in the space provided.

Pozidriv 2

3.5

8 9

1110

IMPORTANT: when the armoured cover is positioned on the unit, there should be a 1 mm clearance (use the shim for this purpose) between the pillar and armoured cover.

Pozidriv 2

5.2 Installing the controller

1. Unscrew the locking screw from the bracket and then remove it.

2. Following the installation rules below, mark 3 fixing points and drill a hole in the pillar using a Ø 6 mm drill bit.

Pozidriv 2

4 cm

minimum

Outdoor caller unit

cable feed

Installation rules

To make it easier to hook the base on to the bracket choose a flat surface (or make the surface as flat as possible) on the garden side of the pillar. This is especially important for the top part of the bracket.

To guarantee an excellent radio range:

• keep the space clear around the controller,

• remove any dense vegetation nearby and make sure the area is always clear,

• place the controller as high up as possible (80 cm min.).

• make sure there are no obstacles between

as high as possible

the controller installation point and the house where the handset(s) is/are installed.

outdoor caller unit

Never run a cable over the top of the

outdoor caller unit

controller (especially the cable ensuring the radio link between the outdoor caller unit and the controller). Do not wind the cable up nearby or inside the controller. Instead, cut off any excess length.

caller unit cable

Do not place the products near metal surfaces (screens, fences, gates, etc.) or sources of electromagnetic disturbance:

• for the controller: electricity meter, high voltage line, lighting control system, radio receiver, etc.

• for the handset: hi-fi equipment, video, household appliance, electricity meter or switchboard, lighting control system, etc.

• the controller must be more than 3 m away from the interior handset unit.

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