DAITEM SC902 User Manual

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Contents
Presentation 90
Description 92
The external units 92
• External caller unit 92
The indoor station 93
Installation of the DoorPhone 95
Installation rules 95
Installation of the caller unit 96
Installation of the controller 97
Installation of the indoor station 99
• With battery operated base 99
• With mains operated base 100
Testing 101
Adjusting the type and volume of ring tone 101
Appendices 102
Radio recognition (*) 102
Programming the caller unit with keypad 103
Adjusting the door control 104
Adjusting the motorized gate control 104
Quick installation 106
What to do if...? 108
Technical specifications 110
(*) The products supplied in a kit function together as soon as you insert the batteries. It is not necessary to carry out radio recognition for these products. Any handsets purchased as an accessory to a kit or issued as replacements will require radio recognition as described in the appendix.
Presentation
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1 button caller unit
2 button caller unit
2 button caller unit with keypad
handset
standard station (battery operated base)
standard station (mains operated base)
multifunction station (battery operated base)
base
caller unit cable (supplied)
controller
(garden
side)
caller unit
(street side)
R1 R2
R2: controlling an
electric door strike (or an electric lock)
R1: controlling
a motorized gate
Indoor station
Street Assembly
COMPOSITION OF A DOORPHONE
requires as a minimum
➊+ ➋+ ➌
1 button caller unit with keypad
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Presentation
Every kit comprises as a minimum:
A caller unit on the street side for visitors.
A controller installed on the same pillar (garden side), ensuring:
• the radio link with the indoor station
• the powering by batteries of the caller unit and controller
• output connections described in R1 and R2. These products are connected by a cable that passes through (or around) the pillar.
An indoor station (base and handset) for the reception of calls and the remote control. There are 2 models of handset:
• the standard handset (6 keys) allows:
- the control of a door strikes (or electric lock)
- the control of a motorised gate
- the control of lighting (2)
• the multifunction handset (10 keys) allows:
- the control of 2 door strikes (or electric locks) (1)
- the control of 2 motorized gates (1)
- the control of 2 automatic devices (eg.: motorized garage door…) (2)
- the control of lighting (2)
(1) requires the installation of 2 caller units and controllers (2) requires a lighting and automatic device controller
The outdoor units
• The caller units
• The controller
Description
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Pillar mounting bracket (on the reverse side of
the controller and locked
in place by a screw located
inside the controller)
Controller base
Captive screw for locking the base
onto the mounting bracket
Telescopic antenna
Antenna sleeve
Cable grommets (to be detached)
Cable clamp (do not detach)
Battery housing
Controllers lid
4 captive screws
for fixing lid
Antenna sleeve
(detachable)
Washers (detachable)
Push
button
Loudspeaker
NB: The antenna sleeve, cable grommets, cable clamps and cable clamp screws are in the accessory packet.
Personalised name label
(label sheet supplied)*
Keypad for entry of the access code preceding the pedestrian and vehicle access commands
Cable (2.5 m long) for connecting
the caller unit to the controller
Call button
(1 or 2 depending on model)
* Not required
for armoured cover
Microphone
Screw cover
Screw cover*
Screw cover*
Vehicle access command button
Pedestrian access command button
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Description
Wall mounting bracket
for internal operator unit
(located on the underside
of the base unit)
Base unit cover
Base unit underside
Captive screws to secure
base unit cover
(2 other screws on top)
Mains adaptor cable channels
Jack socket
Screw cover
Feet
The indoor station (base)
• Battery operated base
• Mains operated base
Description
94
Call button
Control and setting buttons
(according to model)
Display
Telescopic antenna
Loudspeaker
Microphone
2
12
1
Low batteries
Indoor station base unit
Status (open or closed) of automatic gate (entry 1 / entry 2)
External caller unit 1
Handset
Status
(open or closed)
of electric door
(entry 1/ entry 2)
Radio reception level
Status (open or closed) of automatic device 1 (garage door)
Status (open or closed) of automatic device 2 (garage door)
Level bars
External Caller Unit 2
Volume level
Ring level
Lighting status
NB: only the indicators specific to your installation will be displayed.
NB: the battery cover is located at the rear of the handset
Display
The indoor station (handset)
• The handset (see user guide for more of details on the handsets keys)
Installing the DoorPhone
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Installation rules
In order to ensure its weather-tightness:
The technical controller must always be fitted antenna upwards.Ensure the antenna is tightened correctly.At the time of installing, always use the cable grommets.After wiring, ensure the controller’s lid is correctly fitted.
In order to ensure good radio range:
Reserve a free space around the technical
controller's antenna (to a height of about 80 cm). Clear all dense vegetation in proximity and ensure it is maintained.
Place the controller as high as possible and
ensure the antenna is clear of the mounting surface (example: the antenna must not touch the gate pillars cap).
Limit the presence of obstacle between the
location of the controller and the house where handsets are installed.
The antenna must be completely extended.
Never run a cable along side of the antenna
(notably the cable between the caller unit and the technical controller). Don't coil the cable close to or in the controller, but cut the surplus.
Also avoid placing the products close to metallic items (metal grilles, enclosures, metallic
gates...) or sources of electromagnetic disturbance:
- for the technical controller: electric meter, high tension electric lines, automatic gate controller, lighting controller, radio receiver…
- for the handset: television, cordless telephone, domestic electric devices, electricity meter or panel, computer, hi-fi, lighting controller….
The technical controller must be at least 2 m from the handset location.
NB: if it is necessary to improve the radio range, see the recommendations in the “What to do if?” section of this guide.
As high as possible
caller unit cable caller unit cable
caller unit
caller unit
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80 cm
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