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T990EN
rev.0104
CE-990 Plus
CE-941 Plus
Porter's exchanges
digital installation
Instructions manual
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STARTING RECOMMENDATIONS
NOTES FOR SYSTEMS WITH DOOR PANELS
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INTRODUCTION
INDEX
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O Monitors and telephones should be programmed from the door panel, as it's explained on the
corresponding instruction manuals. Once the programming is done, make a call from each
apartment to the porter's exchange: the display will show the assigned code.
O Use this instructions manual to program the porter's exchange and for system wiring purposes.
O Refer to the door panel instructions manual for troubleshooting hints.
O On systems with general entrance door panel(s), the porter's exchange(s) must be also general
(common to all the internal buildings). Consequently, the porter's exchange cannot be connected
in a internal building (for privated use of the internal building), as it's shown on the schematic
diagrams (pages 31 to 34).
Introduction..........................................1
Index ...................................................1
Updated features from 5.00 version.........1
Notes for systems with door panels...........2
Starting recommendations......................2
System operation.............................3 to 4
Porter's exchanges...................................
Wall connectors............................5 to 6
Description ........................................7
Function push buttons..........................8
Identifying label..................................8
Adjustments .......................................9
Porter's exchange programming................
Programming menues...............10 to 17
Repertory text writing..........................18
Fast repertory search .........................18
Power supply installation.......................19
Power supply linking.............................19
T-940 Plus telephone...............................
Description ......................................20
Function push buttons........................20
T elephone installation........................21
Programming...................................22
Optional connections..............................
Telephones intercommunication.........23
Door bell push button connection........23
T wo porter's exchanges systems...........24
Installation diagrams ...............................
Audio installation......................25 to 26
Video installation with coaxial.....27 to 28
Video installation w/o coaxial.....29 to 30
General entrance installation .....31 to 34
First of all we would like to thank and congratulate you for the purchase of this product
manufactured by Golmar.
The commitment to reach the satisfaction of our customers is stated through the ISO-9001
certification and for the manufacturing of products like this one.
Its advanced technology and exacting quality control will do that customers and users enjoy with
the legion of features this system offers. T o obtain the maximum profit of these features and a properly
wired installation, we kindly recommend you to expend a few minutes of your time to read this manual.
UPDATED FEATURES FROM 5.00 VERSION
O Management of up to 255 internal buildings of 1,000 apartments each.
O New programming menu structure.
O Direct Call Code that allows to use a different call code from the one recorded on the monitor or
telephone (page 12).
O 'Repertory:insert' function, that allows to keep sorted the repertory content (page 16).
O Transmission of the repertory content to other panels or porter's exchanges through the
installation wires (page 17).
O Text edition using the keypad as a mobile phone (page 18).
O Previous software versions are fully compatible, except when the Direct Call Code is
activated or the number of internal buildings is bigger than 99.
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Do not use excessive force when tightening the power supply connector screws.
Install the equipment without the power connected. Disconnect from power before any system
modification. Check that the input voltage is lower than 230Va.c.
Before to connect the system, check all the connections. Do always follow the enclosed
information.
Each time the power supply is restarted, or after a modification, the system will remain blocked
during 30 seconds.
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Calling from the door panel to an apartment.
O This procedure is detailed on the instruction manual included with the door panel.
O If the "capture panel" function (page 11) has been activated, the call will be received on the porter's
exchange: it will be possible to transfer the call to the corresponding apartment after tenant
agreement. If the porter's exchange is switched off, the call will be received at the corresponding
apartment.
Calling from the door panel to the porter's exchange.
O The porter's exchange can be programmed with an address (see page 11), that allows to call to the
porter's exchange as if it was an apartment.
In systems with several access doors, the other(s) door panel(s) will be automatically disconnected.
In systems with general entrance door panel(s), these panels will be disconnected, remaining the
internal building door panels free.
O The porter's exchange display will show the message calling panel: in case of video systems,
the picture will appear on the screen without the visitor being aware of this. If the call is not
answered in 45 seconds, the system will be freed.
O To stablish communication pick up the porter's exchange handset. The communication will last for one
and a half minutes or until the handset is replaced. During the communication the porter's
exchange display will show the message communication. Once the communication has
finished the system will be freed.
O To open the door, press the door release push button at any moment: with one press, the door
release operates during three seconds. During the lock release activation an acoustic tone will be
heard and the porter's exchange display will show the message door opened.
Transferring a door panel call from the porter's exchange.
O During communication with the door panel, the porter's exchange can transfer the communication to
an apartment. While in communication, enter the apartment code or use the arrow keys to look
for the tenant on the repertory: confirm the call by pressing bell key. At this moment the call tone
will be reproduced on the monitor (telephone) during three seconds: after this time (on video
systems only), the picture will appear on the master monitor without the visitor being aware of this.
Once the communication is stablished between the porter's exchange and the apartment, the
porter's exchange display will show the following message:
To communicate the apartement with the door panel, replace the porter's exchange handset or
press the UP arrow. At this moment, the porter's exchange display will show the message busy.
If the tenant don't want to communicate with the visitor, replace the apartment handset or press the
DOWN arrow on the porter's exchange: at this moment the communication will be restored
between the porter's exchange and the door panel.
During call and communication progresses between the porter's exchange and the apartment, the
door panel remains on hold, being not possible to hear any conversation.
Use of the repertory names.
O If the porter don't know the code of the apartment he wishes to contact, he could find it on the
repertory name by searching through the arrow keys. Once the code has been found, the call can
be made by pressing the bell key. Refer to page 18 for details about fast repertory searching.
SYSTEM OPERATION
SYSTEM OPERATION
Panel>handset
Panel>exchange
Calling from the porter's exchange to an apartment.
O To make a call, the porter should pick up the hanset and key-in the code corresponding to the
apartment he wishes to contact: the porter's exchange display will show the sequence keyed-in.
Once the code has been introduced, press bell key to confirm the call: acoustic tones will be
heard confirming the call is in progress and the porter's exchange display will show the message
calling. At this moment the call will be received at the monitor (telephone) in the dwelling. If
an incorrect code has been keyed-in, press CANCEL key and try again.
In systems with several access doors, the other(s) door panel(s) will be automatically disconnected:
if a visitor tries to call from other door panel an acoustic tone will be heard confirming the system
is busy.
If the call is not answered in 45 seconds, the system will be freed.
O To establish communication pick up the monitor (telephone) handset. The communication will last for
one and a half minutes or until one of the handsets is replaced. During the communication the
porter's exchange display will show the message communication. Once the communication
has finished the system will be freed.
Calling from an apartment to the porter's exchange.
O To make a call, pick up the apartment handset and press the lock release push button: acoustic tones
will be heard confirming the call is in progress or that a communication is already established. At
this moment, the porter's exchange receives the call: the porter's exchange display will show the
information corresponding to the caller. If the call is not answered in 45 seconds, the lost call will
be memorized on the porter's exchange.
O To establish communication pick up the porter's exchange handset. The communication will last for
one and a half minutes or until one of the handsets is replaced. During the communication the
porter's exchange display will show the message communication. Once the communication
has finished the system will be freed.
O If the call is made with the handset on the craddle, the porter's exchange will recognize the call as a
panic call; the porter's exchange will show the message panic and the information
corresponding to the caller. For panic calls recognition, the corresponding function on the
configuration menu must be activated (page 12). This type of calls must be answered from the
retentions screen.
Calls retention memory.
O The porter's exchange has a memory for up to 32 unattended calls, both panic and normal calls.
For calls retention feature, the corresponding function on the configuration menu must be activated
(page 12). During standby conditions, the porter's exchange display shows the retentions number
cyclically.
O Press DOWN arrow key to check for unattended calls: the display will show the last retained call. Use
arrow keys to look for other lost calls. The display shows the type of call (panic or normal call),
the reception hour and the caller information.
O To answer an unattended call proceed as follows: pick up the handset and look for the desired
retention as it is explained on the previous paragraph. Press the bell key to call to the
corresponding apartment. Once the call is made, the porter's exchange deletes this retention from
memory.
O The consecutive unatended calls, that come from the same apartment, aren't memorized.
O To delete a retained call, look for the desired retention and press KEY button.
Systems with two porter's exchanges.
O The operation of systems with two porter's exchanges is detailed on page 24.
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CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
CONNECTOR INSTALLATION
2CDA
+
A1
HZ-
V
in
75W
V
out
IA1
OA1
SA
CTO
INT
RCSH Plus
2CDA
+
A1
HZ-
VP
JP1
MP
IA1
OA1
SA
CTO
INT
RCSH Plus/2H
a
b
c
d
e
c
andling the end of line resistor or jumper.
H
RCSH Plus
RCSH Plus/2H
HZ-
V
in
75W
V
out
IA1
OA1
SA
CTO
INT
HZ-
VP MP
IA1
OA1CTO
INT
JP1
echanic description of the connector.
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a. Porter's exchange fixing screw.
b. Attachment hook (x4).
c. Vertical attachment hole (x2).
d. Porter's exchange base connector.
e. Horizontal attachment hole (x2).
There is 2 types of porter's exchange connectors:
RCSH Plus for CE-941Plus audio model and CE-990Plus video model with coaxial cable
RCSH Plus/2H for CE-990Plus video model with twisted pair cable.
ground, positive.
audio, digital communication.
not to be connected.
not to be connected.
not to be connected.
auxiliary calling device output.
video distributor activation output.
intercom.
not to be connected.
Common terminals:
, + :
A , D :
2C :
A1 :
HZ- :
SA :
CTO :
INT :
IA1, OA1 :
–
Terminals for coaxial cable installations.
Vin , Vout :
75W:
input - output video signal.
coaxial shield terminal.
end of line resistor.
Terminals for twisted pair installations.
VP , MP :
JP1 :
balanced video signal.
end of line jumper.
Don't cut the resistor (or don't remove the jumper)
on exchanges where the video cable finish.
Cut this resistor (or remove the jumper)
on exchanges where the video cable continue.
escription of the installation terminals.
D
Plug the porter's exchange flat cable
into the connector.
Align the porter's exchange with the
connector attachment hooks
and fix it by using the fixing screw.
ix the porter's exchange.
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For a proper emplacement use the template enclosed with
the connector; avoid to place the exchange near to
heating sources, in dusty locations or smoky environments.
The exchange can be fixed using an electrical embedding box
or directly on the wall, as shown on the picture.
If the exchange will be installed directly over the wall,
drill two holes of Ø6mm. and use the supplied screws.
If once the connector has been installed, there is
mason works to be finished (plaster work, paint,
...), place the exchange once these works have
been finished.
To avoid connector damages, use its package to
protect it, as it's shown on the drawing.
ix the connector to the wall.
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Central
Modelo
DIRECCION
PRINCIPAL
18Vdc ± 2V
Standby 15mA
Máximo 450mA
Sistemas de comunicación S.A.
Made in Spain
10ºC + 50ºC
CAPTURA PLACA PANICO
M. PROTEGIDO 2 TABLA RETENCIONES
ATENCIÓN
Alta tensión. No abrir la tapa.
Manipular sólo por personal
del servicio técnico.
WARNING
High voltage. Don't open cover.
Handle only by technical service.
CE-990-PLUS
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Nº serie
PORTER'S EXCHANGE DESCRIPTION
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j. Attachment screw clip.
k. RCSH Plus connector.
l. Fixing guide (x4).
m. Identification label.
n. Cable slot.
k
l
m
n
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h. Contrast control.
i . Brightness control.
(only CE-990Plus model)
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i
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230
a
b
g
f
c
a. Screen (only CE-990 Plus model).
b. On-Off light indicator.
c. Function push buttons.
d. Keypad and LCD display.
e. RS-232 connector, that allows to program
porter's exchange using a computer.
MEMEDIT software will also allow to save a copy
of each system. In case of memory damage
it will be possible to restore the system configuration
from the computer.
f. Handset.
g. Cord.
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
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ancel
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ancel
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7
889
9
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
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o.k.
d
e
On-Off push button. If the "Protected Mode" function is enabled (page 11), it shall be
necessary to introduce the user code to switch on the porter's exchange.
If the handset is on the craddle no function is activated. If not, allows to make
an intercom call to the other porter's exchange (if exists).
The intercom function is described on page 24.
This push button has no function.
If the handset is on the craddle allows to see the picture from the master door panel.
If not, allows to establish audio and video communication with the door panel
that has been configurated with the autoswitch-on function. This function is
disabled if a communication is already established.
During standby status and with no dependence of the handset position, activates
the lock release of the master door panel. During call reception and communication
progresses allows the lock release activation of the calling door panel.
Lock release activation is only available when systems with door panel(s).
Video signal function is only available on CE-990Plus model.
Central
Modelo
DIRECCION
PRINCIPAL
18Vdc ± 2V
Standby 15mA
Máximo 450mA
Sistemas de comunicación S.A.
Made in Spain
10ºC + 50ºC
CAPTURA PLACA PANICO
M. PROTEGIDO 2 TABLA RETENCIONES
ATENCIÓN
Alta tensión. No abrir la tapa.
Manipular sólo por personal
del servicio técnico.
WARNING
High voltage. Don't open cover.
Handle only by technical service.
CE-990-PLUS
0000000000
Nº serie
escription of the CE-941Plus and CE-990Plus
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porter's exchanges.
f. Contrast control.
g. Brightness control.
escription of the identification label.
D
For an easiest repair or replacement of an existing
porter's exchange, fill the indentifying label
information.
PRINCIPAL: master exchange (page 11).
M. PROTEGIDO: protected mode enabled (page 11).
CAPTURE PANEL: capture door panel calls (page 11).
2 TABLA: direct call code enabled (page 12).
PANICO: show panic calls (page 12).
RETENCIONES: memorize lost calls (page 12).
DIRECCION: porter's exchange address (page 11).
unction push buttons.
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escription of the configuration jumpers and
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memory banks.
JP1 and JP2 configuration jumpers are placed
on the left side of the bottom porter's exchange part,
closest to the hook switch.
JP3 jumper is placed in the middle of the pcb,
under the BK0 memory bank.
Jumper JP1 selects the call reception volume.
If after starting the system it's considered that
the volume is too high, modify the jumper position.
Factory default: maximum.
Jumper JP2 loads the installation with a communications
resistor. For a proper system operation, activate this resistor
only when installations without door panels.
Factory default: enabled.
Jumper JP3 allows to reset the installer PIN code to the factory
default (see page 10).
Use this function only in case to forget this code.
With the system switched on, change the jumper position
to reset the code and return it to the stand by position.
The porter's exchange has two memory banks
to plug 256Kb memory modules in.
Each module allows to record the custom
text for a maximum of 1000 users.
The system is delivered with one memory module
placed in the bank number 0 (BK0), where
the system configuration will be recorded.
In case of porter's exchanges with two memory modules,
don't change their position once they have been recorded.
BK0 bank module must always have a memory module plugged in.
Maximum.
Minimum.
Enabled. Disabled.
Reset. Standby.
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PORTER'S EXCHANGE ADJUSTMENTS
The porter's exhange is adjusted from factory
with the most common parameters.
To change any of these parameters use a plain
screwdriver to open the porter's exchange,
as it is shown on the drawing.
pen the porter's exchange.
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It will be necessary to enter into the programming menu to configure the system properties.
For a proper system operation, the menus marked with an asterisk must be configurated.
Two different programming menues are available: installer, that allows to modifiy any of the
system properties and user, that only allows changes that do not affect the system operation.
Programming options with black text and white background are availables in both menues;
options with white text and black background are only availables on installer menu.
The first time you enter into the programming menu, the display messages will appear in spanish.
Press OK when the display shows the message configuracion: the display will show now
castellano. Press OK to change to english or till the desired language appears.
If the option Direct Call Code (page 12) is disabled, it will not be necessary to fill the repertory
name for a proper system operation.
Use the arrow keys to move through the programming menu. Option changes will be validate
by pressing OK key, even if CANCEL key is pressed later.
Use CANCEL key to exit from the configuration menu. The porter's exchange will automatically exit
from the configuration menu after 2 minutes with no operation.
This menu allows to fill the repertory and
to change its options.
Press OK to enter into this menu.
On this menu the system configuration options
can be changed.
Press OK to enter into this menu.
To enter into the main programming menu,
press key symbol and enter
the installer PIN code (factory default: 1315)
or the user PIN code (factory default: 1111).
repertory
pin code
pin:____
configuration
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configuraTION
YES
MASTER EXCHANGE
*
ENGLISH
This code allows the visitor to make a direct
call to the porter's exchange.
Choose a code between 0 and 99.
This code must be equal to the one
assigned on the corresponding door panel
push button and must be different to any
of the monitor or telephone existing codes.
To change this value press OK: the display
will show the message modify value.
Key in the new code and confirm
by pressing OK.
If CANCEL is pressed the former value
will be restored.
:00
address 00-99
modify value
:00
O.K.
:15
address 00-99
O.K.
*
Allows the activation of an electronic lock that
requires the introduction of the user pin code
(page 10) to switch the porter's exchange on.
Press OK to enable or disable this feature.
no
protected mode
*
O.K.
yes
capture panel
*
yes
yes
yes
panic activated
retentions
direct call code
*
*
*
Allows to receive the panic calls made from
a monitor or telephone, or when the
access control panic code is keyed in on a
coded door panel.
Press OK to enable or disable this feature.
Activates the retention of unattended panic or
normal calls. The maximum number of
call retentions is 32.
Press OK to enable or disable this feature.
16:24
16:24
O.K.
17:30
set time
modify value
set time
O.K.
0
371
display clock
yes
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To enter into configuration menu, follow
the steps described on the previous page
and press OK when the display shows the
message CONFIGURAtION.
Allows to choose the language of the displayed
messages and the programming menues.
To choose a different language press OK
until the desired language will be displayed.
Each system must have one master exchange
only; in case of an additional exchange
configure it as slave.
Press OK to change this value.
If the option YES is selected, the calls made from
a door panel will be transferred to the porter's
exchange. If the exchange is switched off,
the call will be received on the corresponding
apartment.
Press OK to enable or disable this feature.
Allows the activation of a second call code for
each apartment, that can be different to the
programmed call code. This code must be
assigned on the repertory menu (page 15).
Press OK to disable or enable this feature.
The system has an internal clock that allows
to show the time on the keypad display
when the system is on stand-by position.
This feature can be disabled on the following
step and on the user menu.
An internal battery keep the system on time
even if the power supply is disconnected
during a long period of time.
To set the time press OK: the display will show
the message modify value. Key in
the hour value from 0 to 23 and minutes
value from 0 to 59 and confirm by pressing
OK. If CANCEL is pressed the former value
will be restored.
Allows to show or to hide the display clock
when the system is on stand-by position.
Press OK to disable or enable this feature.
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The keypad display shows this message
when the system is on stand-by position.
Use this text to show i.e. the building name
or address.
To change this message press OK and proceed
as described on page 18.
Once the modification has been done the
display will show the message
settings recorded, and will return
to the initial screen.
Allows to change the installer PIN code to enter
into the installer programming menu
(page 10).
Do not let know this code to untrained
people; any change on the programming
menu could produce a system failure.
To change the PIN code press OK: the display
will show the message modify value.
Key in the new code and confirm by pressing
OK. If CANCEL is pressed the former value
will be restored.
Always use a four digits code.
Allows to change the user PIN code to enter
into the user programming menu (page 10)
or to switch the exchange on when protected
mode function (page 11) is activated.
Any change on this menu will not affect
the system operation.
To change the PIN code press OK: the display
will show the message modify value.
Key in the new code and confirm by pressing
OK. If CANCEL is pressed the former value
will be restored.
Always use a four digits code.
display mESsAgE
golmar
display mESsAgE
golmar
O.K.
:1315
installer pin
modify value
:1315
O.K.
:9876
installer pin
O.K.
6
789
:1111
user pin
modify value
:1111
O.K.
O.K.
2
345
:5432
user pin
Displays the porter's exchange software version.
version 5.00
End of the configuration menu. Use "UP" arrow key to move to the previous options.
Press CANCEL to exit from the configuration menu and return to the main menu.
If CANCEL is pressed twice the panel will exit from the programming menu.
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repertory
O.K.
repertory:new
enter address
O.K.
:000000
O.K.
2
01
0
00
9
04300
enter direct cod
:000000
O.K.
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enter name
setting recorded
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epertory menu.
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NOTE: to make a call it will not be necessary to enter the zero placed on the left side
of the call code. For instance, if the call code is 000100, it will be enough to
enter 100 to make the call.
To enter into repertory menu, follow
the steps described on page 10
and press OK when the display shows the
message repertory.
Allows to enter a new entry in the last repertory
position. To choose a specific position,
use the repertory:insert menu.
Press OK to proceed: the display will show
the message enter address; key in the
monitor code and confirm by pressing OK.
A six digits code must be entered:
the three first digits will match the
internal building code and the three last
digits will match the monitor code.
In case of systems with one building only,
confirm that the door panel(s) has been
configurated with zero code.
IMPORTANT: if "Direct Call Code" function
has been enabled (page 12), the display
will show the message enter direct cod;
enter the six digits code that will be used
to call to this apartment.
Press OK to validate it.
To assign a text to this entry press OK and
proceed as described on page 18.
Once the new entry has been recorded
the display will show the message
settings recorded, and will return
to the initial screen. Repeat this procedure
to add as much entries as it is needed.
repertory:insert
repertory:modify
O.K.
O.K.
jose perez
:000012 :000041
inserting...
jose perez
:000012 :000041
O.K.
O.K.
repertory:delete
deleting...
O.K.
jose perez
:000012 :000041
O.K.
Allows to insert a new entry in a specific repertory
position. This function allows to keep the
repertory sorted.
Press OK: the display will show the first repertory
position: in case of no existing entries the
display will show the message repertory
empty. Use the arrow keys to find the
desired position and press OK: the new entry
will be inserted before theselected position.
Proceed as described on repertory:new
menu.
Once the inserted entry has been recorded the
display will show the message inserting...
while sorts the repertoy and will return to
the initial screen. Repeat this procedure
to insert as much entries as it is needed.
Allows to modify the details of an exisiting entry.
Press OK: the display will show the first repertory
position: in case of no existing entries the
display will show the message repertory
empty. Use the arrow keys to find the entry
to be modified and press OK.
Proceed as described on repertory:new.
Once the new entry has been modified
the display will show the message
settings recorded, and will return
to the initial screen. Repeat this procedure
to modify as much entries as it is needed.
Allows to delete an exisiting entry.
Press OK: the display will show the first repertory
position: in case of no existing entries the
display will show the message repertory
empty. Use the arrow keys to find the entry
to be deleted and press OK.
The display will show the message deleting...
Once the entry has been deleted, the display
will show the next entry. Repeat this procedure
to delete as much entries as it is needed.
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IMPORTANT: the repertory content can be only transmitted between two equipments:
NEVER place more than one system in both transmission or reception modes.
It's possible that, during transmission, other of the installed equipments random
operates (call receptions, lock release activations, ...): that's normal.
It is possible to transfer the repertory content
to other porter's exchange or panel in the
same installation. Before to start with the
transmission, the receiving equipment
must be ready for reception (see next menu).
Press OK to start the transmission. The display
will show the message sending... and
the transmitted position number.
Once the transmission has been finished,
both equipments will exit from their
programming menues.
repertory:tx
sending... 095
O.K.
Allows to receive the repertory content from
other porter's exchange or panel in the
same installation.
Press OK to start with the reception and place
the transmitter in transmission mode
(see previous menu). The display will show
the message receiving... and
the received position number.
Once the reception has been finished,
the receiving equipment will delete the rest
of its repertory and the message deleting...
will be shown on the display.
Finally, both equipments will exit from their
programming menues.
repertory:rx
receiving... 095
deleting...
O.K.
End of the repertory. Use "UP" arrow key to move to the previous options.
Press CANCEL to exit from the repertory menu and return to the main menu.
If CANCEL is pressed twice the panel will exit from the programming menu.
For fast searching press one of the arrow keys followed by the number of entries to be
skipped. For a faster search use arrow keys followed by number 0 (10 in 10 entries)
or key symbol (100 in 100 entries).
The search is realized of 5 in 5 entries. From that moment, each time
an arrow key is pressed the repertory advances 5 in 5 entries.
5
ext edit.
T
To introduce or edit text during programming, use the keypad as described. The maximum
number of characters in one text line is 16.
Use the numeric keys to introduce text: press several times the corresponding key till the
desired character appears on the display, according with the enclosed characters table.
1
4
2
5
3
6
7 8 9
0
ast repertory search.
F
Use the arrow keys to move through the display.
Press OK to record the whole text. The display
will show the message settings recorded.
Press CANCEL key to exit from edition. The former text will be restored
and the display will show the message cancelled.
Use the key symbol to delete the actual character. The rest of the text
will be moved one position backward.
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nstalling the FA-PLUS and FA-PLUS/C power supplies.
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DIN 46277
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
To install the power supply directly on the wall, drill two holes
of Ø6mm. and insert the wallplugs.
Fix the transformer with the specified screws.
The power supply can be installed on a DIN 46277 guide
simply pressing it. To disassemble the power supply
from the DIN guide, use a plain screwdriver to lever
the flange as shown on the picture.
The FA-Plus/C model uses 6 units over DIN guide
and 10 units the FA-Plus model.
IMPORTANT: the maximum number of units that can be connected to a FA-Plus/C power
supply is 10, and 50 units in case of a FA-Plus model.
Link power supplies to connect more units than the specified as it's shown
on the next paragraph.
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
The power supply must be installed in a dry and
protected place. It's recommended to protect
the power supply by using a thermo-magnetic
circuit breaker and to use a ground connection.
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TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
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POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION
ink of several power supplies units.
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The first power supply should be connected to the porter's exchange or door panel (if exists)
and to the first group of monitors or telephones; connect the next groups to the positive
terminal of its corresponding power supply.
To wire several power supplies link their ground terminals;
NEVER link positive terminals of different power supplies.
To the exchange or door panel
and to the 1st group of
monitors or telephones.
To the second group of
monitors or telephones.
1st FA-Plus 2nd FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
SEC
PRI
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Main
+ +
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SEC
PRI
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Main
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escription of the T-940 Plus telephone.
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a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
Telephone handset.
Speaker grille.
Microphone hole.
Subjection hole.
Telephone cord connectors.
Function push buttons.
On-Off light indicator.
Call reception volume control.
Hook switch.
a
d
c
e
b
The telephone has a three positions switch placed on the bottom
part of the telephone (closest to the telephone cord connector)
that allows to control the call reception level volume.
unction push buttons.
F
On-Off push button.
After any telephone reset, and during the next 45 seconds,
all the telephone functions will be disabled, with the exception
of call reception.
This push button allows to make an intercom call when the handset
is not on the craddle. This function is described on page 23.
If the handset is on the craddle sends a panic call to the porter's
exchanges that have enabled the reception of this type of call.
If not, allows to call to the master porter's exchange.
During call reception and communication progresses allows
the lock release activation.
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b.
c.
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TELEPHONE DESCRIPTION
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TELEPHONES PROGRAMMING
rogramming the telephones.
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13:15
O.K.
01
erminal connector description.
T
positive, ground.
audio, digital communication.
intercom.
auxiliary calling device output.
door bell push button input.
+ , :
A , D :
INT :
SA :
HZ- :
–
A D
+
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SAINT HZ-
ix the telephone.
F
It will be necessary to open the telephone for wiring and
fixing purposes. To open the telephone insert a plain
screwdriver into the slots and rotate it as shown.
Avoid to place the telephone near to
heating sources, in dusty locations or
smoky environments.
The telephone can be fixed using an
electrical embedding box or directly
on the wall, as shown on the picture.
If the telephone will be installed directly
over the wall, drill two holes of Ø6mm.
on the specified positions, using 6mm.
wallplugs and Ø3,5 x 25mm. screws.
Pass the installation wires through the corresponding hole and
connect them as shown on the installation diagrams.
Close the telephone as shown on the picture. Once the telephone
is closed, connect the handset using the telephone cord and
put it on the craddle.
TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
Switch off the telephone to be programmed.
Once the telephone is off, press the door release push button.
With the door release push button pressed
switch on the telephone.
To enter the porter's exchange into program mode,
press key symbol and enter the installer PIN code
(factory default: 1315), as described on page 10.
To show that the system is ready for programming, the porter's
exchange will reproduce a sound and the display will show
the message program mode. At this moment, the door
release push button can be released. Lift the handset
to stablish audio communication with the porter's exchange.
Enter the code that will be used to call to
this telephone and press the bell key.
At this moment the porter's exchange
will reproduce a sound
and the telephone led will blink.
To program the telephone as master,
switch it off and on again.
To program it as slave, press the door
release push button.
To program it as slave with intercom
function press the center push button.
Each apartment must have one master unit only; in case of parallel units configure them
as slaves, both monitors or telephones.
Repeat these steps to program the rest of telephones.
Once the programming has been finished exit from the programming menu by pressing
CANCEL key. If you don't, the door porter's exchange will automatically exit after
two minutes with no operation.
On systems with door panels, telephones and monitors programming must be done
from the door panels, as described on the corresponding instruction manual.
Once the programming has been finished, make a call from each apartment to the
porter's exchange: the keypad display will show the corresponding assigned codes.
If no door panels are installed, program the telephones as follows.
Program the system with the porter's exchange handset lifted.
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ystems with two porter's exchanges.
S
A A
+ +
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D D INTINT
The diagram shows the wiring between two CE-990 Plus porter's exchanges (video system).
In case of CE-941Plus porter's exchanges (audio only system), replace the coaxial cable
by a negative wire (dotted line).
HZ-
-
The maximum number of porter's exchanges in one system is two; one of them must be
configured as master and the other one as slave, as it is described on page 11.
Calls made from monitors or telephones by using the lock release push button will be always
received on the master porter's exchange. If the porter's exchange is switched off,
the incoming will be transferred to the slave unit (night operation). The incoming door panel
calls will be also received on the master exchange. However, each porter's exchange can
have its own address code (see page 11).
Shiner Plus and Platea Plus monitors can select to which porter's exchange the call will be sent,
by using the second auxiliary push button. This function requires an internal modification
in the monitor, as it is described on the door panel instructions manual.
CE-941 Plus and CE-990 Plus porter's exchanges have intercom facility between two porter's
exchanges. To enable this function, link the INT terminal of the units, as it is shown
on the enclosed diagram.
To establish an intercom communication, lift the handset and press the intercom push button;
acoustic tones will be reproduced on the handset confirming the call is in progress or
that the other unit is communicating. The display of the caller porter's exchange will show
the messages call to exchange or busy. The display of the called porter's
exchange will show the message >exchange. To establish communication lift the handset
of the called unit: both porter's exchanges displays will show the message intercom.
If during an intercom communication a call is made from the door panel, acoustic tones
will be heard on the master unit handset, the picture will appear in case video systems and
and the porter's exchange display will show the message panel calling; press
the autoswitch-on push button of the master unit to establish communication with the
door panel, or press the door release push button to activate the lock release. If the call
has been made from an apartment and once the intercom communication is finished,
the display of the master porter's exchange will show a new retained call.
A A
75W 75W
+ +
_ _
D D2C 2CA1 A1
V
in
V
in
V
out
V
out
INT INT
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
ntercom function.
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T-940 Plus telephone have intercom facility between two units of the same apartment.
To enable this function check the following conditions:
- One of the units has been configurated as master and the other unit as slave with
intercom, as described on page 22.
- Link the INT terminal of the units, as it is shown on the enclosed diagram.
To establish an intercom communication lift the handset and press the intercom push button;
acoustic tones will be reproduced on the handset confirming the call is in progress or
that the other unit is communicating with the porter's exchange. To establish communication
lift the handset of the called unit. If during an intercom communication a call is made from
the porter's exchange, acoustic tones will be heard on the master unit handset;
press the intercom push button of the master unit to establish communication with the
porter's exchange.
The reproduced acoustic tones are different depending on their provenance, that allows the
user to distinguish where the call is made from.
oor bell push button connection.
D
T-940 Plus telephone can be used to receive the calls made from the apartment door,
saving the use of a bell. Wire the push button of the apartment to the 'HZ ' and ' '
telephone terminals.
The reproduced acoustic tones are different depending on their provenance, that allows the
user to distinguish where the call is made from. If during a conversation a call is made from
the apartment door, acoustic tones will be reproduced on the hanset to advise that someone
is calling.
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A
75W
+
D CTO
V
in
V
out
CE-941 Plus
RCSH Plus
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
25
26
SEC
PRI
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+ +
--
A
+
_
D
T-940 Plus
A
+
_
D
T-940 Plus
A
+
_
D
T-940 Plus
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1
JP
4321
JP
4321
INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
udio installation.
A
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
+, –, CV+, CV–
For longer distances than the specified contact with your distributor.
The installation diagram shows the connection of an audio system with one or several door
panels for the same building and one porter's exchange.
If the system has no door panels or only one, override the corresponding wiring.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
Wire the porter's exchange as a telephone.
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main Main
Slave door panel
Master door panel
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first telephone.
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
A
75W
+
D CTO
V
in
V
out
CE-990 Plus
RCSH Plus
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1
JP
4321
JP
4321
A
A
_
_
+
+
D
D
Malla
Malla
V
in
V
in
V
out
V
out
CN4
CN4
A
_
+
D
Malla
V
in
V
out
CN4
EED1
D1
D2
D2
+
+
D4L-PLUS
D4L-PLUS
JP1
JP1
S
S
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main Main
Slave door panel
Master door panel
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first distributor.
* Take off JP1 jumper
of all the distributors
except in the last one.
ideo installation with coaxial cable.
v
The installation diagram shows the connection of a video system with one or several door
panels for the same building and one porter's exchange.
If the system has no door panels or only one, override the corresponding wiring.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
Wire the porter's exchange as a monitor.
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
RG-59 RG-59
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
V , V , V , V
in+ out+ in out
+, –, CV+, CV–
For longer distances than the specified contact with your distributor.
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CE-990 Plus
RCSH Plus/2H
JP1
A+D CTO
V
p
M
p
_
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1 SW1
JP
4321
JP
4321
JP1
JP2
AAD
D
CT +
+
V
pi
V
d1
M
pi
M
d1
_
_
A
D
CT
+
V
d2
M
d2
_
A D+
V
po
M
po
_
D2L-Plus/2H
VpM
p
A D
_
+
EL561
JP1
JP2 JP1
AAD
D
CT +
+
V
pi
V
d1
M
pi
M
d1
_
_
A
D
CT
+
V
d2
M
d2
_
A D+
V
po
M
po
_
D2L-Plus/2H
VpM
p
A D
_
+
EL561
JP1
VpM
p
A D
_
+
EL561
JP1
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main Main
*Place this power supply
as closest as possible
to the first distributor.
* Take off JP1 jumper
of all the distributors
except in the last one.
Slave door panel
Master door panel
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
ideo installation without coaxial cable.
v
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
CAT-5 CAT-5
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
50m.
Distance
150m.
A , A , A, D
in out
V , V , V , M
in+,- out+,- p,d p,d
+, –, CV+, CV–CTO, CT,
For longer distances than the specified contact with your distributor.
IMPORTANT: For this type of installation, the door panels must have plugged an EL560 module
in each and the monitors must have an EL561 plugged in each.
The porter's exchange must use the RCSH-Plus/2H connector.
If the CTO terminal is wired, only the distributor connected to the called monitor
will be active. Change the JP2 jumper position of the distributors to enable
this function.
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
The installation diagram shows the connection of a video system with one or several door
panels for the same building and one porter's exchange.
If the system has no door panels or only one, override the corresponding wiring.
If the system has more than one door panel, wire the second panel as shown on the
diagram. In case of more than two door panels, wire them as the second is connected.
Wire the porter's exchange as a monitor.
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_
A+D CTO
V
in
V
out
CE-990 Plus
RCSH Plus
Central de conserjería
Porter's exchange
0
0
C
ancel
C
ancel
7
78899
112
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
o.k.
o.k.
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
Main
75W
E S
+
S1
E S
+
S1
FA-Plus/C
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1 CN2
-
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
JP
4321
SW1
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1
JP
4321
JP
4321
D4L-PLUS
JP1
D4L-PLUS
JP1
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6 0
9
C
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
Main
General entrance door panel
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2
Main
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main
To the monitors To the monitors
Continue
on the following page
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
E S
+
S1
S2
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1
SEC
PRI
~~
+ +
--
CV+CV- D
Malla
Vin-AinAout Vin+ Vout-Vout++
CN1
-
SW1
JP
4321
JP
4321
D4L-PLUS
JP1
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
BUILDING 127 BUILDING 128
Main
FA-Plus/C or FA-Plus
Main
To the monitors To the monitors
Coming
from previous page
1,50mm² 2,50mm²
0,25mm² 0,25mm²
RG-59 RG-59
Terminal
SECTIONS CHART
100m.
Distance
300m.
A , A , A, D
in out
V , V , V , V
in+ out+ in out
+, –, CV+, CV–
IMPORTANT NOTES:
To wire and configure the system properly, use this instruction manual and the ones enclosed
in the internal building door panels and in the coded panel.
The installation diagram shows the connection of a video system with one general entrance
door panel, a porter's exchange and up to 128 internal building door panels.
In case of more than one general entrance door panel, wire them as it is shown on the
instruction manual of the coded panel. In case of no general entrance door panel,
overrride the corresponding wiring.
In video systems, use a D4L-Plus distributor at each door panel input except on the last one.
Remove the end of line jumper of all the distributors except in the last one.
In case of audio systems only, do not use coaxial cable neither distributors. On the buildings
backbones coaxial cable must be replace by a negative wire.
Refer to the previous installation diagrams for monitors or telephones connection.
ideo installation with general entrance door panel
for residential complexes.
v
ideo installation with general entrance door panel
for residential complexes.
v
For longer distances than the specified contact with your distributor.
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