Gtwin video door entrysystemwith simplified wiring (non-polarised 2-wirebus).
Its modular structure enables the forming of small systems of 1 or 2 apartments and also large systems of
different types anddimensions: dwe audio, video or mixed,offering suitable solutions to allrequirements.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND TYPES OF SYSTEM
With the Gtwin system, it is possible to form video door entry installations of up to 127 users per MC-Gtwin
multiplexer, with a maximum of 32 MC-Gtwin multiplexers, each with a maximum of 2 secondary panels
(interior) and up to 4main panels (general) and aguard unit.
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The characteristics of the Gtwinvideo door entry system arethe following:
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System
.
- Up to 4 maindoor panels (general).
- Up to 32 MC-Gtwinmultiplexers, each with a maximumof 2 secondary panels (interior).
- Up to 127 monitors/telephonesand apartments per column/riser (building)with a single power supply.
- Up to 127 monitors/telephonesand apartments per MC-Gtwin multiplexerwith a single power supply.
- Up to 4 monitors/telephonesin parallel per apartment.
- Possibility of connecting a guard unit with traditional functions in the system: day/night function,
memorisation of missed calls, etc.
- Non-polarised 2-wire bus.
- No local power supplyneeded in access panels ormonitors/telephones.
- Bypass wiring through a D4L-Gtwin distributor with 4 outputs (users) or IN/OUT directly on the terminals of
the monitors/telephones.
- Protection against short circuitsin the bypass (D4L-Gtwin distributor).
- Programming: simplified, with DIPswitches for monitors/telephones andbutton panels.
- Activation of the electric lock from all monitors/telephones, with activation time and mode (free/with secret)
programmable.
-Activation by relay of a secondlock release (on door panel)from all monitors/telephones.
- Indication of open entrancedoor by means of anLED on the monitors/telephones.
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Access panels
.
- These can be doorpanel with pushbuttons or codedpanels.
- Colour camera.
- Entrance door sensor (indicating open door on monitors/telephones).
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Monitors/telephones
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- Colour monitor with Tekna Gtwin 3.5”handset.
- Colour monitor with Tekna Gtwin 4.3” handset.S
- Hands-free TeknaHF Gtwin 4.3” colour monitor.
- T-5924 telephone.
- Different ringtonesto identify call origin (selectable from5 possible melodies).
- Different ringtones to identify call origin: main panel, secondarypanel, intercom,guard unit and interior door
of the apartment.
- Call to guard unit.
- Programmable intercom call toa monitor or telephone inthe same vertical or apartment.
- Input for calls fromthe interior door of theapartment.
- Auxiliary call repeater output for the repetition of all calls, an additional self-powered call repeater or a call
repeater relay.
- Display of the openingstate of the entrance door.
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Standards
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- IMQ andVDE certified system power supply.
-All devices comply with CE electromagneticcompatibility and low-voltage standards.
- The systemis intrinsically protected against static electromagneticinterference and impulses.
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TYPES OF SYSTEM
Building with 1 main access and 1 column (without multiplexer)
LINE OUT
LINE IN
4
FA-Gtwin
power supply
LINE 1
LINE 2
Access panel (main)
SW1 (ID) = 0
Building with 2 main accesses or 1 main and 1 secondary, maximum 4 columns (1 MC-Gtwin column
multiplexer)
LINE OUT
LINE IN
FA-Gtwin
power supply
3214
LINE
MC-Gtwin
column multiplexer
ID = n
Door panel (main)
SW1 (ID) = 1
IN1
or
IN0
Door panel (main)
SW1 (ID) = 0
Secondary panel
SW1 ( )ID = n
SW2 (AUX) dip 1 = ON
SW2 ()AUX dip 2 = ON
Door panel (main)
SW1 (ID) = 0
SW2 ()AUX dip 1 = OFF
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Building with 4 main accesses and maximum 4 columns (1 DPM-Gtwin panel multiplexer)
The Gtwin system enables several simultaneous conversations to take place in the different interior
buildings, in addition to another conversation between a main general panel and a monitor/telephone in an
interior building that is notin a busy channel.
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The behaviour of the systemafter a call is thefollowing:
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- A call from a general panel places the other general panels and the building of the monitor/telephone called
in a busy channel during response waiting time (max. 60 seconds). During the wait for a response, the
system (general and secondary panels of the building called) is in a busy channel state. When the user
responds and enters into conversation, the busy state is extended for the guaranteed talk time: this time
can be set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70 seconds. When the guaranteed conversation time
elapses, another call can interrupt the conversation. The maximum conversation time is 10 minutes. At the
end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being fulfilled, the system
returns to the standby state.
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- A call from a secondary panel behaves in the same way, but only occupies the channel of that building, even
if there is a second secondary access panel, but not door panels of other buildings, whether general or
secondary. At the end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being
fulfilled, the system returns tothe standby state.
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- The display image function of the door panels/cameras in the monitor places all of the main panels and the
entire channel of the interior building in a busy state during the response waiting time (max. 60 seconds),
but not the secondary panels corresponding to the other buildings. If the monitor establishes
communication (when the handset is picked up or the corresponding button is pressed on hands-free
monitors), the busy channel state can be prolonged, lasting for a time equivalent to the guaranteed
conversation time (which is set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70 seconds). During busy channel
time, no system monitor can perform the display image function. At the end of the conversation, as a result
of the user hanging upor the waiting time beingfulfilled, the system returns to thestandby state.
.
- An intercom call places all of the monitors/telephones and secondary panels of the building in a busy state
during the response waiting time (max. 60 seconds). When the user answers, the busy channel state can
be prolonged for a guaranteed conversation time (which is set during installation and ranges from 1 to 70
seconds). During the busy time generated by an intercom call, door panel calls may or may not interrupt the
intercom call and the intercom communication process, as programmed on the door panel (interruption
parameter).
The maximum conversation time is10 minutes.
At the end of the conversation, as a result of the user hanging up or the waiting time being fulfilled, the
system returns to the standbystate.
.
- A call to the apartment from the interior door of the apartment does not influence the busy state of the
system.
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DOOR PANELFUNCTIONS
.
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For the particular features ofeach door panel, refer tothe corresponding instruction manual.
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MAKING A CALL
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When a door panel callis made to an apartment, the followingsituations may occur, depending on the state of
the door panel and thecolumn/riser of the building called:
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- Door panel with freechannel: the door panel emitsa ringtone (1 beep).
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- Door panel with busychannel: the door panel emits abusy channel tone (3 beeps ina row) and LEDof the
door panel blinks for 3seconds.At the end of the busychannel, it is necessary to makethe call again.
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CONTROL OF MAINDOOR OPENING
The door panel's terminals (SE-, SE+) enable the connection of a 12V DC electric lock (Golmar), without
the need for an additionalpower supply.
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Activation of the electric lock:
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- Each time the entrancehall button is activated (PAterminals).
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- When thecommand to open the door of a monitor/telephone is received, according to the configuration of
the 'free' or 'with secret'operating mode:
.
'With secret': the activation of the door release button of a monitor/telephone can activate the electric
lock of the door panelonly if it is ina call, communication or auto switch-onprocess.
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'Free': the activation of the door release button of a monitor/telephone can activate the electric lock of
the door panel (without the need for a call, communication or auto switch-on process) if the
monitor/telephone of the apartment isin the same building (channel)as the door panel.
CONTROL OF SECONDARY DOOR OPENING
.
The SE2 terminals (relay C and NO contacts) of the door panel enable the connection of a 12V AC (máx.
1A) electric lock (Golmar), without the need for an additional TF-104 power supply. When the command to
open a secondary door is received from a monitor/telephone by pressing button, the relay is activated
for 1 second (not configurable), according to the configuration of the 'free' or 'with secret' operating mode,
as in the control ofmain door opening (see the'Control of main door opening' section).
CONTROL OF THEDOOR SENSOR FOR THE 'OPEN DOOR'FUNCTION
.
The SP terminals of the door panel are an input for the control of an NC open door sensor. The
monitors/telephones have a status LED (two-colour). The red LED will indicate the status of the door of the
last panel that called theapartment andfrom which the door openingbutton wasactivated. In the case ofan
open door on the main panel, the LED is illuminated red and, in the case of an open door on a secondary
panel, it is intermittent.
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MONITOR/TELEPHONE FUNCTIONS
For the particular features of the monitor/telephone, see the corresponding manual.
§
RECEIVING CALLS
.
When a call is received in the apartment, the monitor/telephone rings withthe melody set (oneof 5 options) with
these intervals:
Call originTimeTotal bell duration
Call from main panel3 seconds ON3 seconds
Call from secondary panel0.4 seconds ON 0.2 seconds
OFF 5 times
Call from guard unit0.1 seconds ON 0.05 seconds
OFF 3 times pause 0.2 seconds
repeated 5 times
Intercom call0.5 seconds ON 0.5 seconds
OFF 3 times
A call from the doorbell of the apartment (CP terminals of the monitor to connect a front door bell) is the same
as a call from themain panel as far asthe duration is concerned, but usesa different melody:
Doorbell call apartment front door3 seconds ON3 seconds
From the moment a call from the video door entry or electronic door entry is received, it is possible to control
the activation of the lockrelease without establishing communication.
If the apartment has severalmonitors/telephones in parallel, these soundin succession.
The main monitor displays the door panel image when receiving a call from the video door entry system.
During the call time (60 seconds) and before establishing communication, a slave monitor can capture the
door panel image if buttonis pressed, causing the image on the monitor that was displaying it to disappear.
After hanging up, the imagewill only be present onthe monitor that established communication.
SHOW DOOR PANEL/CAMERAIMAGE FUNCTION
With the monitor in standby, it is possible to show the image of the main panel with ID equal to 0 by pressing
buttonof the monitor. As buttonis pressed, the image of the following main panels will be displayed,
followed by the images of the secondary panels and finally the connected cameras (up to 4 cameras) in the
D4CAM-Gtwin module installed in the same building as the monitor. At the end, the cycle starts again from the
main position 0.
If the handset is picked up or the start/end communication button is pressed (in the case of hands-free
monitors), the user enters into audio and video communicationwith thecurrently selecteddoor panel. While in
communication with the door panel, the user can open the door by pressing the door release button at any
time.
If the userdoes not establish communication, the show door panel image function concludes automatically 60
seconds after the beginning ofthis function.
CALL TO THEGUARD UNIT
To make a call to the guard unit with the monitor/phone in standby, pick up the handset or press the start/end
communication button (in the caseof a hands-free monitor) andthen press thebutton.
INTERCOM CALL
After programming a button of a monitor/telephone for the intercom function (see the programming section),
pick up the handset or press thestart/end communication button (in the caseof ahands-free monitor) and then
press the intercom call button.
The following situations may occurdepending on the state ofthe building's channel:
Free channel (monitor/telephone notbusy): The monitor/telephone that makes the call emits a confirmation
tone (1 beep) and, on the monitor/telephone of the apartment called, a melody will indicate the presence of
an intercom call. Pick upthe handset or press thestart/end communication button.
2.8 seconds
2.8 seconds
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Busy channel (monitor/telephone busy): The monitor/telephone that makes the call emits 4 fast tones
(4 beeps) indicating that theunit called is busy. Hang upand try later.
CALL FROM THEINTERIOR DOOR OF THEAPARTMENTFUNCTION
The monitor/telephone has a terminal input (CP) for the connection of a call button (doorbell) of the interior
door of the apartment. When the button (bell)is pressed, the monitor/telephone emits a 3-second tone withthe
melody set (different to the melody of the other calls). If the user has several monitors/telephones in parallel,
only connect this button toone unit. Theother unitswill sound in succession.
OUTPUT TO AUXILIARYCALL REPEATER
The monitor/telephone has a terminal output (S+, S-) for the connection of an auxiliary call repeater or call
repeater relay (Gtwin). Thi s output is activated si multaneously with any call received on the
monitor/telephone.
OPEN DOOR FUNCTION
If a door sensor (contact) is connected to the terminals (SP) of the door panels, the monitor/telephone can
control the open and closed status of thedoors. If the door of a main panel isopen, theLED is illuminated red; if
the door of a secondarypanel is open, the LEDblinks.
The function is only active on the last monitor/telephone called where the door opening button was activated
and corresponding to the lastpanel that made the call.
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
•
Always disconnect the power supply before installing or making modifications to the devices..
The fitting and handling ofthese devices must be carriedout by authorised personnel.
.
All wiring must run atleast 40 cm away fromany other wiring.
.
On the power supply unit:
.
- Do not overtighten thescrews on the connector.
-Install the power supply unitin a dry protected locationfree from the risk of drippingor splashing water.
-Avoid locations thatare humid, dusty or near heatsources.
-Ensure that the air ventsare free from obstruction sothat air can circulate freely.
- o avoid damage,the power supply unit mustbe firmly secured in place.T
-To prevent electricshock, do not remove the coveror handle the wires connectedto the terminals.
.
On the monitor, telephones and distributors:
-Do not overtighten the screwson the connector.
-Install the devices in adry protected location free fromthe risk of dripping or splashingwater.
-Do not place in humid,dusty or smoky locations, ornear sources of heat.
-Ensure that the air ventsare free from obstruction sothat air can circulate freely.
Note that the installation and handling of these devices must be performed by authorised personnel and in
the absence of electrical current.
.
Always follow the instructions containedin this manual.
MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES
The minimum configuration of a Gtwin system includes the following: an FA-GTWIN power supply, a door
panel and at least one monitor/telephone.
The maximum number of devices and users is as follows:
DeviceMaximum number
D4L-GTWIN 4-user distributor32 x 32 columns
FA-GTWIN power supply
MC-GTWIN column multiplexer32
DPM-GTWIN panel multiplexer
34
1
PanelsMaximum number
Main audio and video door entry panel4
Secondary audio and video door entry panel64
Total number of panels in the system68
Monitors/telephonesMaximum number
Number of users (apartments) per MC-GTWIN column multiplexer1 72
Number of users (apartments) per column/riser1 72
Number of monitors/telephones in parallel (in the same apartment)4
Total number of monitors/telephones per column/riser
(counting the monitors/telephones in parallel)
Total number of monitors/telephones in input/output connection per (*)
column/riser (counting the monitors/telephones in parallel).
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(*) If the configuration is mixed (monitors/telephones + distributors connected in input/output in the
column/riser), the maximum number of devices is 16. Monitors/telephones connected in bypass from the
distributor are not counted.
If the column/riser exclusively has telephones, the maximum number of telephones is 127, even in the
§
case of input/output connection inthe column/riser.
1 72
32
Maximum 32 distributors
per column/riser
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32
2
1
Maximum 127 monitors/
telephones per column/riser
Maximum 4 monitors/telephones
connected in input/output mode
Maximum 16 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
16
3
Maximum 32 monitors/telephones
per columnnitores
32
2
1
Maximum 4 monitors/telephones
connected in input/output mode
2
1
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SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY
To calculate thenumber of power supplies required forthe system, the following should beconsidered:
System with a column/riser with 1 or 2 access panels with 122 buttons (apartments) each, up to 127
Note: In the case ofmore than 122 apartments, acoded panel is necessary.
System with 32 columns/risers (32 column multiplexers): add 1 FA-Gtwin power supply for each MC-Gtwin
column multiplexer.
System withmore than one main paneland panel multiplexer: add 1FA-Gtwin power supply.
Maximum 127 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
LINE OUT
LINE IN
3214IN1
LINE
IN0
FA-Gtwin power
supply
MC-Gtwin column
multiplexer
Maximum 127 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
FA-Gtwin
power supply
FA-Gtwin
power supply
LINE OUT
LINE IN
3214IN1
LINE
LINE IN LINE OUT
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
IN0
Maximum 127 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE IN LINE OUT
FA-Gtwin
power supply
3214IN1
LINE
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
IN0
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FA-Gtwin
power supply
FA-Gtwin
power supply
FA-Gtwin
power supply
Maximum 127 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
LINE OUT
LINE IN
3214IN0
LINE
LINE IN LINE OUT
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
DPM-Gtwin
IN1IN3IN2IN0
panel multiplexer
Maximum 127 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
LINE OUT
LINE IN
3214IN0
LINE
IN1
LINE IN LINE OUT
FA-Gtwin
power supply
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
IN1
TYPES OF USABLE CABLE
The bus is NOT polarised. The Golmar RAP-GTWIN cable has been specially designed to ensure the
system's maximum distance and extension. The twisting of the cable also ensures good immunity from
interference.
For information about maximum distances and types of system achievable with the different kinds of
§
cable, see the following paragraphs.
ATTENTION!: Installation with multipair cables in order to join conductors and increase the crosssectionof the cable IS ABSOLUTELYPROHIBITED.
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DISTANCES AND MAXIMUM SUMS
CONNECTION OF COLUMNS/RISERS WITH TELEPHONES ONLY
This chapter describes the different modes of connection of a column/riser with telephones only, regardless of
whether the column or riser is connected to a FA-Gtwin power supply, MC-Gtwin column multiplexer or DPMGtwin panel multiplexer.
The instructions described below are valid only for fully audio systems.
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Connection of a column/riser with telephones only (audio system) in star connection
maximum 127 telephones
per column/riser
A
Bc
A = distance between the star connection and telephone.
Bc = distance between the device where the column/riser is connected.
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
No.
of users
Distance
ABcA+Bc
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)1 7250m600m600m
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover6450m300m300m
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)6450m200m200m
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
§
For information about the maximum length of all of the Bus wiring in the installation (sum) and
2
2
1 7250m300m300m
3250m300m300m
connection of the door panel(s),see the following paragraphs.
Connection of a column/riser with telephones only (audio system) in input/output mode
Bc
12
2
1
maximum 127 telephones
per column/riser
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Bc =y elmás leja oteléfonoad .distancia entre el dispositivo desde donde está conectada la columna / troncal
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
For information about the maximum length of all of the Bus wiring in the installation (sum) and
§
2
2
connection of the door panel(s),see the following paragraphs.
Connection of a column/riser with telephones only (audio system) with distributors
A
32
2
Bc
1
No.
of users
1 72600m
64300m
64200m
1 72300m
32300m
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distance
Bc
A = distance between the D4L-Gtwin distributor and telephone.
Bc = distance between the device where the column/riser is connected and the furthest
D4L-Gtwin distributor.
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
For information about the maximum length of all of the Bus wiring in the installation (sum) and
§
2
2
No.
of users
1 7250m200m 200m
6450m150m 150m
6450m1 5m21 5m2
1 7250m1 5m21 5m2
3250m50m75m
distance
ABcA+Bc
connection of the door panel(s),see the following paragraphs.
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CONNECTION OF THE AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH TELEPHONES ONLY (1 BUILDING)
This chapter describes the different connection modes of the door panels in systems with telephones only
(1 building).
The instructions described below are valid only for fully audio systems.
§
1 column/riser with an access panel and 1 power supply
column/riser maximum 127 users
Ax+Bc
C
Gtwin power supply
Audio door entry system
C = distance between the power supply and access panel.
§
For information aboutthe connection and distancesof the column/riser, see the paragraph 'Connection
of columns/risers withtelephones only.'
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
2
2
DistanceSum
c
(*)
600m800m
300m600m
200m800m
300m300m
300m300m
(*) The sum of all of the Bus wiring in the installation is obtained with:the sum of all of the component parts
C+Bc+A1+A2+...+An.
4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access panels
4 columns/risers
maximum 127 users
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Bc4
Bc3
Bc2
Bc1
C2
Audio door entry system
D
FA-Gtwin
power supply
distance between the column multiplexer and access panel.
Cx =
MC-Gtwin
column multiplexer
C1
Audio door entry system
D = distance between the column multiplexer and power supply.
For information aboutthe connection and distancesof the column/riser, see the paragraph 'Connection
§
of columns/risers withtelephones only.'
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Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
2
2
Deistanc
cxD
400m5m800m
100m5m600m
100m5m800m
50m5m300m
50m5m150m
Sum
(*)
(*) The sum of all of the Bus wiring in the installation is obtained with:the sum of all of the component parts
C1+C2+D+Bc1+Bc2+Bc3+Bc4 +A1+A2+...+An.
4 columns/risers with 1 panel multiplexer, 2 power supplies and up to 4 main panels
4 columns/risers
Gtwin power supply
Gtwin power supply
E1
maximum 127 users
Ax+
Bc1
D2
D1
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Bc2
Bc3
Bc4
Panel multiplexer
E3E2
E4
entry
system
Audio door
entry
system
Audio door
entry
system
Audio door
entry
system
Audio door
Ex = distance between the panel multiplexer and access panel.
Dx = distance between the panel multiplexer and power supply.
For information about the connection and distances of the column/riser, see the paragraph
§
'Connection of columns/risers with telephonesonly.'
DeistancSum
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
ExDx
Panels
400m5m1600m800m
200m5m800m600m
100m5m400m800m
Columns/
risers
The sum of all of the wiring of the Bus of door panels is obtained by theE1+E2+E3+E4+D1, whilesum of parts
the sum o f a l l o f the wiring of t h e c o l u m n / riser B u s i s o b t a i n e d b y the sum o f p a r t s
Bc1+Bc2+Bc3+Bc4+A1+A2+...+An+D2.
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CONNECTION OF COLUMNS/RISERS WITH MONITORS/TELEPHONES
This chapter describes the different modes of connection of a column/riser regardless of whether the
column/riser is connected to an FA-Gtwin power supply, MC-Gtwin column multiplexer or DPM-Gtwin panel
multiplexer.
Connection of a column/riser with monitors/telephones and distributors
A
32
2
Bv
1
distance between the D4L-Gtwin distributor and monitor/telephone.
A =
Bv = distance between the device where the column/riser is connected and the furthest
D4L-Gtwin distributor.
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
No.
of users
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)1 72
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover64
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)64
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
§
For information about the maximum length of all of the Bus wiring in the installation (sum) and
2
2
1 72
32
distance
ABvA+Bv
50m200m200m
50m150m150m
50m1 5m21 5m2
50m1 5m21 5m2
50m50m75m
connection of the door panel(s), see the following paragraphs.
Bypass output from the D4L-Gtwin distributor to an apartment with monitors/telephones
A
A = distance between the D4L-Gtwin distributor and the furthest monitor/telephone.
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Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
2
2
Connection of a column/riser with monitors/telephones in input/output mode
maximum 32 monitors/telephones
per column/riser
32
2
Bv
1
No.
Deistanc
of users
Max 450m
A
Bv = distance between the device where the column/riser is connected and the furthest monitor/telephone.
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
For information about the maximum length of all of the Bus wiring in the installation (sum) and
§
2
2
No.
of users
32200m
32190m
32190m
32150m
32100m
Deistanc
Bv
connection of the door panel(s),see the following paragraphs.
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CONNECTION OF THE AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM (1 BUILDING)
This chapter describes the different connection modes of the door panels in systems with monitors
(1 building).
1 column/riser with an access panel and 1 power supply
column/riser maximum 127 users
Ax+Bv
C
Gtwin power supplyVideo door
entry system
C = distance between the power supply and door panel.
§
For information aboutthe connection and distancesof the column/riser, see the paragraph 'Connection
of columns/risers withmonitors/telephones.'
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
DeistancSum
c
(*)
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)200m800m
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
2
2
100m600m
100m800m
50m300m
50m150m
(*) The sum of all of the Bus wiring in the installation is obtained with:the sum of all of the component parts
C+Bv+A1+A2+...+An.
4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access panels.
4 columns/risers
maximum 127 users
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Bv3
Bv4
Bv1
Bv2
C2
Video door entry system
D
FA-Gtwin power
supply
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
C1
Cx = distance between the column multiplexer and access panel.
D = distance between the column multiplexer and power supply.
Video door entry system
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For information aboutthe connection and distancesof the column/riser, see the paragraph 'Connection
§
of columns/risers withmonitors/telephones.'
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Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
HVV05-F cable hose 1.5 mm
Cable cross-section 1 mm
2
2
DeistancSum
cxD
(*)
200m5m800m
100m5m600m
100m5m800m
50m5m300m
50m5m150m
(*) The sum of all of the Bus wiring in the installation is obtained with:the sum of all of the component parts
C1+C2+D+Bv1+Bv2+Bv3+Bv4 +A1+A2+...+An.
The instructions described above must also be considered when the column multiplexer is connected
§
to the channel of thestreet panels in systems withmore than 1 building.
4 columns/risers with 1 panel multiplexer, 2 power supplies and up to 4 main panels
4 columns/risers
D2
D1
maximum 127 users
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Ax+
Bv4
Bv3
Bv2
Bv1
E2
DPM-Gtwin
panel multiplexer
E3
E4
FA-Gtwin
power supply
FA-Gtwin
power supply
E1
Audio door
entry system
Audio door
entry system
Audio door
entry system
Audio door
entry system
Ex = distance between the panel multiplexer and access panel
Dx = distance between the panel multiplexer and power supply
For information about the connection and distances of the column/riser, see the paragraph
§
'Connection of columns/risers with monitors/telephones.'
DeistancSum
Compatibility of cables and cross-sections
RAP-GTWIN cable (for new installations)
Telephone cable Ø 0.6 mm without cover
CAT5 UTP (twisted pair)
ExDx
200m5m800m800m
200m5m800m600m
100m5m400m800m
Panels
Columns/
risers
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The sum of all of the wiring of the Bus of doorpanels is obtained by theE1+E2+E3+E4+D1, whilesum of parts
the sum of a l l o f t h e w i r i n g of the column/riser Bus is o b t a i n ed b y t h e s u m o f parts
Bv1+Bv2+Bv3+Bv4+A1+A2+...+An+D2.
CONNECTION OF THE GENERAL PANEL SYSTEM WITH INTERIOR BUILDINGS
This chapter describes the different connection modes of the general panel channel with interior buildings
(each interior building a column multiplexer).
System with 1 general panel (main) with up to 16 interior buildings with 2 secondary panels in each
building.
FA-Gtwin
power supply
Building 1Building 2Building 16
column/riser
maximum 127 users
1
F1
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
Secondary
panels
FA-Gtwin
power supply
F2Fx
column/riser
maximum 127 users
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
1
Secondary
panels
FA-Gtwin
power supply
maximum 127 users
column/riser
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
1
Secondary
panels
FA-Gtwin
power supply
General panel (main)
G = F1+F2+Fx
G = distance between the general panel (main) and the furthest column multiplexer
Cable
RAP-GTWIN cable
Deistanc
G
200m
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph 4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2“
access panels.”
System with general panels (main) with distribution over 4 outputs of the panel multiplexer
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
8 (max)
8 (max)
21
12
G2
12
G1G4
G3
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
8 (max)
21
8 (max)
DPM-Gtwin
panel multiplexer
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Sum of the 4 distribution
outputs of the DPM-Gtwin
Cable
RAP-GTWIN cable
No. of column
multiplexers
for each line
Deistanc
GxG1+G2+G3+G4
Max 8600m2400m
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph '4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access
panels.'
System with general panels (main) with distribution over 2 outputs of the panel multiplexer
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
Do not connect
16 (max)
Cable
RAP-GTWIN cable
21
12
G2G1
DPM-Gtwin
panel multiplexer
No. of column
multiplexers
for each line
Deistanc
GxG1+G2
Sum of the 2 distribution
outputs of the DPM-Gtwin
Max 16400m800m
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
16 (max)
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph '4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access
panels.'
System with general panels (main) with distribution over 1 output of the panel multiplexer
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
Do not connect
20 (max)
Deistanc
G
DPM-Gtwin
panel multiplexer
Cable
RAP-GTWIN cable
21
G
No. of column
multiplexers
for each line
Max 20400m
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph '4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access
panels.'
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System with general panels (main) with distribution over 1 single output of the panel multiplexer
using 8 D4L-Gtwin 4-user distributors.
Column
Column
multiplexer
Column
multiplexer
multiplexer
MC-Gtwin column
multiplexer
Do not connect
DPM-Gtwin panel multiplexer
12
H
8
L
Cable
HLH+L1+L2+...+L32
RAP-GTWIN cable
Max 8Max 32200m50m1800m
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph '4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access
panels.'
System with general panels (main) with distribution over 1 single output of the panel multiplexer
using 4 D4L-Gtwin 4-user distributors.
Do not connect
Column
multiplexer
Column
multiplexer
Column
multiplexer
MC-Gtwin column
multiplexer
L
DPM-Gtwin panel multiplexer
Cable
RAP-GTWIN cable
21
H
No. of 4-user
distributors
No. of column
multiplexers
for each line
Max 4Max 32200m50m1 00m0
4
DeistancSum
HLH+L1+L2+...+L16
For information about distances and the sum of all of the wiring of the installation Bus of each column
multiplexer, see the paragraph '4 columns/risers with 1 column multiplexer, 1 power supply and 1 or 2 access
panels.'
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CONNECTION OF THE MAIN LOCK RELEASE (TERMINALS SE-, SE+)
Cable cross-section
0 8 mm.2
2
Maximum distance
Access panel and lock release.10 m20 m30 m
2
0 5 mm.
1 mm
2
CONNECTION OF THE SECONDARY LOCK RELEASE (TERMINALS SE2, SE2 'C and NO')
Cable cross-section
0 8 mm.2
2
Maximum distance
Access panel and AC lock release (max 18Vac/1A)10 m20 m30 m
2
0 5 mm.
1 mm
2
CONNECTION OF THE AUXILIARY SIGNALS OF THE ACCESS PANEL
Cable cross-section
0 8 mm.2
Maximum distance
External 'entrance hall' button of the lock release (PA, PA)25 m
Door sensor (SP, SP)25 m
2
CONNECTION OF THE SIGNALS OF THE MONITORS/TELEPHONES
Cable cross-section
0 8 mm.2
Maximum distance
Floor call button (CP, CP)10 m
Auxiliary call repeater (S+, S-)10 m
2
WIRING AND END OF LINE
Only usethe Golmar RAP-GTWIN cable.
Do not alter the characteristics of the cable: the minimum bending radius must not beless than 10 times the
outer diameter of the cable(about 7 cm).
The cable sheath must only becut in the indispensable sectionto minimise the separation of the2 wires.
Making connections between the modules (power supply, column multiplexer, etc.) outside their
connection terminals is not permitted.
To connect a monitor/telephone in bypassin the column/riser outside its connection terminals, it isnecessary to
connectthe D4L-Gtwin4-userdistributor.
Exception: If the column/riser has telephones only,it is possibleto make electrical nodes.
The use of other types of cable requires the prior approval of Golmar, according to the type of cables and
distances of the project.
NO
LINE 1
LINE 4
YES
LINE 2
D4L-Gtwin
LINE 3
YES
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In the monitors/telephones,distributors and column multiplexer modules, there is a jumper that enables the
end of line (Z) to be activated. It is necessary to activate the end of line in all of the devices where the Bus
cable ends:
LINE
OUT
Z= OFF
Z= ON
LINE
IN
Z= OFF
LINE OUT
LINE 1
LINE IN
LINE 3
LINE 4LINE 2
Tekna Gtwin
Z= ON
Tekna Gtwin
Z= OFF
E 569L
In/Out unit
Z= ON
LINE 4LINE 2
Z= OFF
Z= ON
LINE OUT
LINE 1LINE 3
LINE IN
Z= ON
Z= ON
LINE 1
LINE 4
LINE
OUT
Z= OFF
LINE
IN
LINE
IN
Z= ON
LINE 2
LINE 3
Z= ON
Z= OFFZ= ON
LINE OUT
LINE IN
MC-Gtwin
Z= OFF
LINE OUT
From call position
LINE INLINE IN
To configure theposition of the end of linejumper,see the quick guide enclosed with thecorresponding device.
Attention:
The input/output connection of the monitors can only be made by adding the EL569 unit to the 'Tekna Gtwin'
intermediate monitors and the EL566 unit to the 'Tekna-HF Gtwin' or 'Tekna-S Gtwin' intermediate monitors (in
the housing at theback of the monitors).
LINE 1LINE 3
Z= ON
LINE 4LINE 2
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE 3
LINE 4LINE 2
Z= ON
LINE 1 LINE INLINE INLINE OUT
Z= OFF
LINE IN
LINE INLINE OUTLINE IN
Tekna GtwinTekna GtwinTekna GtwinTekna Gtwin
Z= OFF
Z= OFFZ= OFFZ= ON
E 569L
In/Out unit
E 569L
In/Out unit
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ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM
After wiring all of thedevices of the site, carryout the following operations:
1. Configuration ofdevices with end of line.
2. Configuration ofdevices with DIPswitch.
3. Turning on andchecking the supply voltage.
4. Checking thesystem.
5. Associating door panelbuttons with users or programming theresidents' list on the coded panel.
6. Basic functionalcheck.
7. After performing all of these operations, when the additional functions require it, programming operations
must be carried out onthe monitors/telephones.
1 CONFIGURATION OF THE ENDS OF LINE (Z)
See the previous chapter to correctly configure ends of line Z.
Default settings.
-All monitors/telephones leave the factory setwith the end of lineactivated.
-All distributors leave the factory setwith the end of linedeactivated.
- All column multiplexers leave the factory with the end of line activated (jumper between the Z terminals
present).
In this way, in the classic case of a system with a door panel connected directly to the power supply and
monitors/telephones connected in bypass to the apartments in a column/riser, it is necessary to set the jumper
at the endof line toON only in thelast distributor.
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End of line ON
2
1
Gtwin power
supply
2 CONFIGURATION OF THE DEVICES
Configuration can also be carried out with the system without power supply, since it consists of configuring
the DIP switches present on the door panels, monitors/telephones and column multiplexer.
ON
==
ON
31
SW1
SW2
ON
ON
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Special attention must be paid to the configuration of the device codes. For the correct functioning of the
system, take into account that:
Each door panel of the system must have a different code (called ID or Identification), which is set with the
SW1 DIP switch using values from 0 to 3 if they are main, or from 0 to 31 if they are secondary. In the same
column/riser, there may be secondary panels with the same ID but with a different address (see below the
configuration of the address ofa secondary panel, which canonly have the values 0 and1).
In thecase of a secondary panel,the IDthe ID code set inthe column multiplexer.must match
Each monitor/telephone must be set with an ID code (apartment call) using the SW1 DIP switch with a code
from 0 to 126, andthe monitor/telephoneset as master, slave 1, slave 2 orslave 3 using the SW2 DIPswitch
with a code from 0to 3 respectively.
In the case of a single monitor/telephone in the apartment, the SW2 DIP switch will be set as master and
always with code 0.
In apartments, up to 4 monitors/telephones can be connected in parallel, all with the same ID code
(apartment call), and each monitor/telephoneset as master and slave1-3.
In thesame building or column multiplexer, there shouldnot be apartments with thesame call code.
Each column multiplexer must be set with a different ID code (building/channel)using the DIP switches with
values from 0 to 31. Secondary panels present in the column multiplexerthe same ID codemust have
(building/channel). All monitors/telephones in a column multiplexer acquire the ID code (building/channel)
of the column multiplexer.
If the system has a building with only one column/riser, it is not necessary to use a column multiplexer and
the monitors/telephones have the ID code (building/channel) with value 0; but, if the building has up to 4
columns/risers, it will be necessary to use a column multiplexer. If the system has more than one building
(channel), a column multiplexer willbe necessary for each building(channel).
All ID codesof the panel and column multiplexormust begin from 0 and.be consecutive
CONFIGURATION OF THE DOOR PANELS
Depending on the type ofinstallation used, the door panelsmust be set with a different ID code in thesystem.
ID: Door panel code.
Set a code from 0to 3 if the doorpanel is main, or from 0to 31 if it issecondary,as shown in the tablebelow.
There should not be 2 main panels with the same ID, 2 secondary panels with the same ID but with different
address (0 or 1) maycoexist, see thetable in the next section.AUX
The ID of the secondary panel must match the ID of the column multiplexer where it is connected, if it is
present.
DIP SWITCH SW1:
ON DIP
( )
*
ON DIP
ON DIP
ID=16
ON DIP
ID=24
( )
Factory setting.
*
ON DIP
43215
ID=0
ON DIP
43215
ID=8
ON DIP
43215
ID=17
ON DIP
43215
ID=25
ID=1
ID=9
43215
43215
43215
43215
ON DIP
43215
ID=2
ON DIP
43215
ID=10
ON DIP
43215
ID=18
ON DIP
43215
ID=26
ON DIP
43215
ID=3
ON DIP
43215
ID=11
ON DIP
43215
ID=19
ON DIP
43215
ID=27
ID
ON DIP
ON DIP
ON DIP
ON DIP
ID=4
ID=12
ID=20
ID=28
43215
43215
43215
43215
ON DIP
43215
ID=5
ON DIP
43215
ID=13
ON DIP
43215
ID=21
ON DIP
43215
ID=29
ON DIP
43215
ID=6
ON DIP
43215
ID=14
ON DIP
43215
ID=22
ON DIP
43215
ID=30
ON DIP
43215
ID=7
ON DIP
43215
ID=15
ON DIP
43215
ID=23
ON DIP
43215
ID=31
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9
0
5
1
SW2
SW4
SW3
3
4
6
7
8
2
9
0
5
1
3
4
6
7
8
SW1
SW2
ON
ON
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AUX: Auxiliary settings.
Type of door panel: The door panel can be set as main (General) or secondary. From the main panel, you can
call all of the apartments in the system; from the secondary panel, you can only call the apartments in the
building (channel) to which it belongs. The apartment that receives the call can distinguish its origin by the type
of bell.
Secondary panel: In the same column multiplexer, there may be 2 secondary panels, but they must have a
different address (0or 1).
Door opening: The electric lock can be controlled in 'with secret' or 'free' mode. The behaviour of the door panel in
thetwo casesis as follows:
'With secret': The activation of the door opening button of a monitor/telephone can activate the electric lock
of the door panel if it is in a communication, call or auto switch-on process with the door panel (it does not
allow the activation of theelectric lock in an auto-spyprocess).
'Free': The activation of the door opening button of a monitor/telephone can activate the electric lock of the
door panel if it is set as main, or if it is set as secondary and the apartment belongs to the same building
(channel) as the door panel.The function is normallyused in secondary panels.
Interruption: During an intercom, auto-spy or auto switch-on process, in the building (channel) or, more
generally, the parts of the system in a busy channel state (depending on the configuration of this switch), it is
possible to interrupt or not with a call from a doorpanel.
The 'interruption' parameter has to be set the same in all of the door panels present in the system.
§
Door panel lighting LEDs: It is possible to deactivate theturning on of the lighting LEDs of the camera when the
night lighting of the environmentis considered sufficient.
Type of door panel
Address of secondary
panel
Door opening
Interruption
Door panel lighting
LEDs
SW2: DIP SWITCH:
ON DIP
ON DIP
ON DIP
ON DIP
ON DIP
( )
*
Main
43215
( )
*
Secondary 0
43215
Door opening 'free'
43215
Activated
43215
( )
*
Door panel lighting
LEDs deactivated
43215
AUX
ON DIP
43215
ON DIP
43215
ON DIP
43215
ON DIP
43215
ON DIP
43215
Secondary
Secondary 1
( )
*
Door opening
'with secret'
( )
*
Not activated
Door panel
lighting LEDs
activated
GUARANTEED COMMUNICATION TIME:SW3The position of therotary switch determines the minimum
guaranteed communication time keeping the channel busy. The busy channel time is present during the
call time (max. 60 seconds) and communication time.
Pos. 0 = 1 sPos. 1 = 10 sPos. 2 = 20 sPos.3 = 30 s
Pos. 4 = 40 sPos. 5 = 50 sPos. 6 = 60 sPos. 7 and 8 =70 s
Pos. 9 = NOT PERMITTED.
ACTIVATIONOF THE MAINLOCK RELEASETIME:SW4The position oftherotary
( )
*
( )
*
switch determines the activation timeof the main lock(terminals SE+, SE-).release
The guaranteed communication time has to be set the same on all of the system's door panels.
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CONFIGURATION OF THE MONITORS/TELEPHONES
CODE: User code.
Set a number from 0to 126, respecting the followingrules:
In thecolumn/riser,there should not be different apartments with the same usercode.
In the case ofmonitors/telephonesin parallel in the sameapartment,these must have the same user code.
To set the desired code, use the CODE DIP switches from 2 to 8 (2 = most significant bit and 8 = least
§
significant bit); DIPswitch 1 must be OFF.
(See the instruction manual suppliedwith the product).
ON
USER 0
ON
USER 6
ON
USER 12
ON
USER 18
ON
USER 24
ON
USER 30
ON
USER 36
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 1
ON
USER 7
ON
USER 13
ON
USER 19
ON
USER 25
ON
USER 31
ON
USER 37
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 2
ON
USER 8
ON
USER 14
ON
USER 20
ON
USER 26
ON
USER 32
ON
USER 38
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 3
ON
USER 9
ON
USER 15
ON
USER 21
ON
USER 27
ON
USER 33
ON
USER 39
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 4
ON
USER 10
ON
USER 16
ON
USER 22
ON
USER 28
ON
USER 34
ON
USER 40
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
76543218
USER 5
ON
76543218
USER 11
ON
76543218
USER 17
ON
76543218
USER 23
ON
76543218
USER 29
ON
76543218
USER 35
ON
76543218
USER 41
ON
USER 42
ON
USER 48
76543218
76543218
USER 43
ON
USER 49
76543218
76543218
USER 44
ON
USER 50
76543218
76543218
USER 45
ON
USER 51
76543218
76543218
USER 46
ON
USER 52
76543218
76543218
USER 47
76543218
ON
76543218
USER 53
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ON
USER 54
ON
USER 60
ON
USER 66
ON
USER 72
ON
USER 78
ON
USER 84
ON
USER 90
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 55
ON
USER 61
ON
USER 67
ON
USER 73
ON
USER 79
ON
USER 85
ON
USER 91
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 56
ON
USER 62
ON
USER 68
ON
USER 74
ON
USER 80
ON
USER 86
ON
USER 92
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 57
ON
USER 63
ON
USER 69
ON
USER 75
ON
USER 81
ON
USER 87
ON
USER 93
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
USER 58
ON
USER 64
ON
USER 70
ON
USER 76
ON
USER 82
ON
USER 88
ON
USER 94
ON
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
ON
76543218
USER 59
ON
76543218
USER 65
ON
76543218
USER 71
ON
76543218
USER 77
ON
76543218
USER 83
ON
76543218
USER 89
ON
76543218
USER 95
ON
USER 96
ON
USER 102
ON
USER 108
ON
USER 114
ON
USER 120
ON
USER 126
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
USER 97
ON
USER 103
ON
USER 109
ON
USER 115
ON
USER 121
ON
( )
USER 126
*
76543218
USER 98
ON
76543218
USER 104
ON
76543218
USER 110
ON
76543218
USER 116
ON
76543218
USER 122
76543218
( )
This user code also has code address 126.
*
76543218
USER 99
ON
76543218
USER 105
ON
76543218
USER 111
ON
76543218
USER 117
ON
76543218
USER 123
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
USER 100
ON
USER 106
ON
USER 112
ON
USER 118
ON
USER 124
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
76543218
USER 101
76543218
ON
76543218
USER 107
ON
76543218
USER 113
ON
76543218
USER 119
ON
76543218
USER 125
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INT: Internal code of the monitor/telephone to set as master/slave.
Set the monitor/telephone as master, slave 1, slave 2 or slave3 usingthe SW2 DIP switch with acode from0 to
3 respectively. Takinginto account the following points:
In thecase of a single monitor/telephonein the apartment, the codeto be set will always be0.
In apartments, up to4 monitors/telephones can be connected in parallel, allwith the same user code but with
different internal monitor/telephonecode.
The internal code serves to identify each of the monitors/telephones in the same apartment. This enables
intercom calls to be made to a specific monitor/telephone in the same apartment. In the case of intercom calls
to different apartments, andin the case of calls coming from door panels and from apartment front doors, all of
the monitors/telephones in the apartment always sound. The following considerations must also be borne in
mind:
When master monitor/telephone 0 receives a call, itsounds immediatelyand slave monitors/telephones 1, 2
and 3 sound in succession,one after the other.
If a call is made from a video door entry panel, master monitor/telephone 0 shows the image of the door
panel. During the call time (60 seconds)and before establishing communication, the other slave monitorsin
the same apartment can capture the image of the door panel if buttonis pressed, causing the image on
the monitor that was displayingit to disappear.
Sw2 DIP SWITCH:
ON
ON
( )
Factory setting.
*
CONFIGURATION OF THE COLUMN MULTIPLEXER
( )
21
INT 0
*
INT 1
ON
ON
21
21
21
INT 2
INT 3
DIP 1: This switch allows the system to be notified as to whether or not the column multiplexer has a device
connected to the LINE IN terminals; if no device is connected to the LINE IN (the case of a simple system with
only one or two door panels connected directly to inputs IN1 and IN0 of the column multiplexer), it must be set
to ON.
( )
( )
Factory setting.
*
IN1
IN0
Not connected
LINE IN LINE OUT
*
ON
IN1
1
IN0
From the main panel or another
LINE IN LINE OUT
column multiplexer
ON
1
DIP 2 - 6: These enable an ID code (building/channel) to beset according to the table shown below. Secondary
panels present in the columnmultiplexerthe sameID code (building/channel).must have
ON
BUILDING 0
ON
BUILDING 8
ON
BUILDING 16
ON
BUILDING 24
ON
654321
BUILDING 1
ON
654321
BUILDING 9
ON
654321
BUILDING 17
ON
654321
BUILDING 25
ON
654321
BUILDING 2
ON
654321
BUILDING 10
ON
654321
BUILDING 18
ON
654321
BUILDING 26
ON
654321
BUILDING 3
ON
654321
BUILDING 11
ON
654321
BUILDING 19
ON
654321
BUILDING 27
ON
654321
BUILDING 4
ON
654321
BUILDING 12
ON
654321
BUILDING 20
ON
654321
BUILDING 28
ON
654321
BUILDING 5
ON
654321
BUILDING 13
ON
654321
BUILDING 21
ON
654321
BUILDING 29
ON
654321
BUILDING 6
ON
654321
BUILDING 14
ON
654321
BUILDING 22
ON
654321
BUILDING 30
ON
654321
BUILDING 7
ON
654321
BUILDING 15
ON
654321
BUILDING 23
ON
654321
BUILDING 31
654321
654321
654321
654321
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3 TURNING ON AND CHECKING THE SUPPLY VOLTAGE
Once adjustment of the ends of line (Z) and configuration of all of the devices have been completed, before
mounting the monitors/telephones on the connectors, the system can be powered and the following checks
carried out with the systemin standby:
FA-GTWINpower supply
Check that each pair ofLINE1 and LINE2 terminals havea direct voltage of 44 Vdcto 48 Vdc.
Panels
Check that the LINE terminalshave a direct voltage of38 V to 48 V.
D4L-GTWIN video distributors
Check that the LINE (IN/OUT)and LINE1-4 terminals have adirect voltage of 38 Vdc to48 Vdc.
Monitors/telephones
Check that the LINE terminalshave a direct voltage of38 Vdc to 48 Vdc.
MC-GTWIN column multiplexers
Check that the POWER, LINE IN and LINE OUT terminals, if they are connected, have a direct voltage of 38
Vdc to 48 Vdc.
DPM-GTWIN panel multiplexer
Check that the POWER INand POWER LINE terminals havea direct voltage of 38 Vdcto 48 Vdc.
4 CHECKING THE SYSTEM
HOW TO SECTION THE SYSTEM
In the event of troubleshooting forfaults orincorrect wiring,it may be useful to section the system to isolate the
affected doors.
Note thatthe interconnection of devices forms an adapted transmissionnetwork. It is therefore not possible to
disconnect partsof the system without taking into account the alteration created. It is necessary to respect the
following rules:
1 If abranch ofa line connected to the column multiplexeris connected, only leave the end of line(Z) in the last
multiplexer in the ON position.
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
Z= OFF
Z= ONZ= ONZ= ON
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
MC-Gtwin
column
multiplexer
§
The departure side and not
FA-Gtwin
power supply
FA-Gtwin
power supply
the arrival side must be
disconnected.
2 If a part of the connected section is disconnected in the input/output, activate the end of line (Z in the ON
position) in the last device connected in the cable column/riser:
End of line OFF
22
End of line OFF
End of line ON
11
§
Monitor 2 is isolated, meaning that monitor 1 becomes the last in the line and must have the end of line
activated. In this case, thedeparture side and not thearrival side must also be disconnected.
In the last monitor of the line, connect the end of line (Z) and remove the end of line jumper from the
§
intermediate monitors and insert theEL569 in/out unit into the Tekna Gtwin monitorand the EL566 in/out
unit into the Tekna-HF/Tekna-S Gtwinmonitor. See thecorresponding monitor manual.
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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1 2
1 2 3 4
5 67 8
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EL-569
1
2
3 If a part of the connected section is disconnected by distributors, it is necessary to activate the end of
line (Z) of the last distributor:
Z= ON
LINE IN
LINE OUT
Z= OFF
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE 2
LINE 3
Z= OFF
LINE 4
LINE OUTLINE 1
LINE 4
The D4L-Gtwin 4-user distributor must have at least 1 device connected. Always disconnect the
§
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUTLINE 1
LINE IN
LINE 2
LINE 3
Z= ON
Z= ON
Z= OFF
departure side and not thearrival side.
5 ASSOCIATION OF DOOR PANEL BUTTONS WITH APARTMENTS
If there are several column multiplexers (buildings/channels) in the system, it isnecessary toassociate the call
buttons of the main panelswith the apartments of thedifferent buildings (channels).
CODING THE BUTTONS
Up to 116 buttons can be connected to the door panel (in addition to the 6 buttons of the EL632 Gtwin
module), using 11 EL610D modules and 1 EL606D button expansion module.
The buttons are associated (default setting) with the users (apartments) from 0 to 120 and 126 of the column
multiplexer to which they belong,in the case of adoor panel configured as secondary.
Conversely, if the door panel is configured as main, the buttons are automatically associated with Building
(channel) 0, which facilitates theinstallation of main (general) panelsin one column/riser systems.
EL610D
Monitor/telephone
code
C. 911
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 711
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 511
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 311
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 111
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 19
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 17
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 15
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 13
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 11
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
Monitor/
telephone code
1 2 3ON4 5 6
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
EL632/GTWIN
C.126
7 8
C. 10C. 09
C. 08
EL60 D6
C. 06C. 05
ON
C. 04
182 3 4 5 6 7
C. 02
Monitor/ telephone
code
C. 00
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 07
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 03
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 01
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
Monitor/telephone
code
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3ON4 5 6 7 8
C. 012
C. 811
C. 611
C. 411
C. 211
C. 20
C. 18
C. 16
C. 14
C. 12
EL610D
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 4 5 6 738
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But if the door panel is configured as main general and there are several column multiplexers
(buildings/channels) in the system, it is necessary to programme the buttons to enable calls to be made to the
apartments of the different buildings/channels of the site. Followthese steps:
1.
Set the SW3 and SW4 rotary DIPs on the EL632 Gtwin module to position 9.
1
0
9
2
8
3
7
4
5
6
SW3
1
0
9
2
8
3
7
SW4
4
5
6
2. To configure the building/channel code on the button to be programmed,set DIP 3 of the SW1 switch on the
EL632 Gtwin module to theOFF position.
SW1
ONDIP
1 2 3
4 5
3. With the DIPs of the SW2 switch on the EL632 Gtwin module, we will indicate the ID code of the
building/channel (ID codes from 0to 31).
The switches set to theOFF position have a codevalue of Building (channel) 0.
The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the table below.The Building (channel) code will be equal to
the sum of the valuesof the switches set toON.
SW2
Switch number:
1162834425
:Value when ON
1
ONDIP
1 2 3
4 5
Example: 0+0+4+2+0 = 6
Then press the call buttonthat you wishto assign theconfiguredbuilding code.
4., set DIP 3 of the SW1 switch on the EL632To configure the monitor code on the button to be programmed
Gtwin module to the ONposition.
SW1
ONDIP
1 2 3
4 5
5. With the DIPs of the SW2 switch on the EL632 Gtwin module, we will indicate the monitor code (user) ('user'
monitor codes from 0 to126).
The switches set to theOFF position havea monitor (user) code value 0.
The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the table below. The monitor (user) code will be equal to the
sum of thevalues of theswitches set toON.
SW2
ONDIP
1 2 3
4 5
Switch number:
SW1SW2
4645321162
:Value when ON
SW1
ONDIP
3
4
8
5
4
2
1
1 2 3
4 5
Example:64+0 + 0+0+4+2+0 = 70x x x
Then press the call buttonthat you wishto assign theconfiguredmonitor code.
6. Toexit button programming mode, set the rotary DIPs andswitches to their previous values.
§
The buttons on the main general panel are factory set with Building (channel) code 0.
Repeat the operation with all of the main general panels present.
CODING THE BUTTON CODE (EL610D and EL606D MODULES)
The EL610D and EL606D button modules must be configured in order to assign
a call code to the buttons. Carry out this configuration with the DIP switch located
at the back of the module. Depending on the configuration option selected, the
buttons will be assigned witha certain call code.
( )
Factory setting.
*
( )
*
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13
23
33
43
53
63
73
83
93
103
Button code
14
15
24
25
34
35
44
45
54
55
64
65
74
75
84
85
94
95
104
105
106
16
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
96
P8 P9 P10
17
18
27
28
37
38
47
48
57
58
67
68
77
78
87
88
97
98
107
108
___
(1)
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
( )
*
EL606D
(6 buttons).
19
29
39
49
59
69
79
89
99
109
_
DIP switch
Dip1
Dip2
Dip3
Dip4
Dip5
Dip6
Dip7
Dip8
P1
P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7
1
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
11
12
2
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
21
22
Off
3
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
31
32
4
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
On
41
42
Off
5
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
51
52
6
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
On
61
62
Off
7
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
71
72
On
8
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
81
82
9
Module configuration option
10
Off
11
12
Off
(1)
P1- P10: Button 1 - button 10.
Important: Select a different configuration option for each EL610D module.
( )
Factory setting.
*
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
91
92
Off
101
102
Off
1 11 1 21 1 31 1 41 1 51 116 117 118119 120
Off
1 23 45 6
6 BASIC FUNCTIONAL CHECK
After checking that all supplies are correct and that the ends of line are properly activated, a system operation
test can be started. This test consists of calling the apartmentsfrom thedoor panels, checking the ringtones of
all of the monitors/telephones in the apartment called,verifying thepresence of the image when the call isfrom
a video door entry system, and testing communication, activation of the main lock release and opening of the
secondary lock release.
1. From amain call panel, press acall button.
- The doorpanel emits a tone to indicatethat the call is being madeand LEDof the door panel lightsup.
2. When thecall is received, check thefollowing points:
- Master monitor 0 in the apartment sounds and the image of the caller appears on the screen. The user
has 60 seconds to answer by lifting the handset or pressing the start/end communication button (on
hands-free monitors).
-During the call time (60 seconds) and before establishing communication, the other slave monitors in the
same apartment can capture the image of the door panelif button is pressed,causing theimage on the
monitor that was displaying itto disappear.
- To establish communication, lift the handset of the monitor/telephone, and the monitor's status LED
(green) and the door panel'sLED will illuminate. (LEDon thedoor panel turns off).
- To open the door, press the door release button during the call or communication processes: one press
will activate the door releasefor 1 second (configurable time)and LED will alsoilluminate for 1 second.
3. Communication will have amaximum duration of 10 minutes or until the handsetis replacedor the start/end
communication button is pressed again (on hands-free monitors). After communication, the monitor's
status LED will illuminate (red),the door panel's LED will turn off and the channel will befree.
4. Repeat allof the indicated operations withall of the apartments inthe system.
5. If thereare other door panels inthe system, repeat all operationsfrom point 1 with the otherdoor panels.
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7 OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
After checking the basic operation of the system,, it isonly if the following functions are required
necessary to carry out thecorresponding programming operations.
1. Intercom function in thesame apartment or between apartments: the user (apartment) code to be called or
the internal code of themonitor (same apartment) to becalled must be associated with thebuttons.
2. Call melody:It is possible to choosefrom 5 melodies.
3. Apartment front doorcall melody.It is possible to choosefrom 5 melodies.
INTERCOM FUNCTION
In the Gtwin system, a monitor/telephone button can be programmed to call another apartment in the same
Building (channel)in the same apartmentor to call another monitor/telephone. In the first case, all of the
monitors/telephones of the apartment called sound; in the second case, only the monitor/telephone in the
same apartment specified in theprogramming sounds.
INTERCOM FUNCTION BETWEEN DIFFERENT APARTMENTS
To programme amonitor/telephone in one apartment (apartment A) to call anotherapartment (apartment B):
Without picking up the handset.
1.It emits 3 short tones and the slow blinking of the status LEDPress and hold keyfor more than 5 seconds:
(yellow) confirms entry into programming mode. In all cases, after 10 minutes elapse, the device exits
programming mode and the modified parameters are saved.
Apartment A
BEEP
A
B
C
Press the button ( ,or ) to be programmed for at least 3 seconds until the confirmation tone sounds.A BC2.
Apartment A
A
B
C
3. Go to the monitor/telephone of apartment B that has to call the button to be programmed inand pressStep 2
the door release button. The monitors/telephonesemit a completed programmingbeep.
Apartment B
A
B
C
BEEP
BEEP
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4. Or go to a door panel and press the call button of apartment B; the monitor/telephone in programming
(apartment A) emits a completed programming beep. While this operation is being carried out, the
monitors/telephonesin apartment B sound.Ignorethis call.
Apartment A
BEEP
A
B
C
APARTMENT B
5. To exit programming mode, press and hold keyfor more than 5 seconds, 2 long tones are emitted and the
status LED willturnoffconfirming exit fromprogramming.
Apartment A
A
B
C
BEEP
6. Check the programmed function: lift the handset of the monitor/telephone (apartment A) and press the
programmed button. In apartment B, a ringtone on all monitors/telephones in the apartment will be heard, pick
up the handset of one of the monitors/telephones calledand check communication.
7. If you also wish to programme the reverse call, it is necessary to programme the monitor/telephone in
apartmentB for the call to the monitors/telephones in apartmentA.
If the buttons are programmed for this function, the other functions are maintained.§
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INTERCOM FUNCTION WITHIN THE SAME APARTMENT
To programme a monitor/telephone (internal device C1) to call another monitor/telephone (device C2) in the
same apartment:
Without picking up the handset.
1.It emits 3 short tones and the slow blinking of the status LEDPress and hold keyfor more than 5 seconds:
(yellow) confirms entry into programming mode. In all cases, after 10 minutes elapse, the device exits
programming mode and the modifiedparameters are saved.
C1
BEEP
A
B
C
Press the button (A, B or C) to be programmed for at least 3 seconds until the confirmation tone sounds.2.
C1
BEEP
A
B
C
3. Go to the monitor/telephone(device C2) that has to callthe button to be programmed inand press theStep 2
door release button.The monitors/telephones (device C1 and C2)emit a completed programming beep.
C2
BEEP
A
B
C
4. To exit programming mode, press and hold keyfor morethan 5 seconds, 2 long tones are emitted and the
status LED will turn off confirming exit from programming.
C1
BEEP
A
B
C
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5 C. heck the programmed function: lift the handset of the monitor/telephone (device C1) and press the
programmed button. On the monitor/telephone (device C2), a ringtone will be heard, pick up the handset
and check communication.
6. If youalso wish to programme the reversecall, it is necessaryto programmethe monitor/telephone (deviceC2)
for the call to the monitor/telephone (device C1) in the same apartment.
If the buttons are programmed for this function, the other functions are maintained.§
To change ring melodies, consult the corresponding monitor/telephone manual.
§
CANCELLATION OF PROGRAMMING DATA
Default settings for the addressing of the buttons on the door panel:
Set the SW3 and SW4 rotary DIPs on the EL632 Gtwin module to position 9.
1.
2.
Set DIP 1 of the SW1 switch on the EL632 Gtwin module to ON.
SW1
ONDIP
1 2 3
4 5
1
0
9
2
8
3
7
4
5
6
SW3
1
0
9
2
8
3
7
SW4
4
5
6
3. Then press any call buttonfor 5 seconds (2 tones will sound in the first second).
4. Toexit 'button addressing default settings' mode, reset the SW3 and SW4 rotary DIPs and DIP 1 of SW1 to their
previous settings (workingposition).That way, thebutton-apartment association is cancelledand returnedto its
default (factory) value.
Cancellation of the intercom call codes of the monitors/telephones:
1.It emits 3 short tones and the slow blinking of the status LEDPress and hold keyfor more than 5 seconds:
(yellow) confirms entry into programming mode. In all cases, after 10 minutes elapse, the device exits
programming mode and the modified parameters are saved.
BEEP
A
B
C
2. Press buttonsandsimultaneously for more than 3 seconds, the command is confirmed by 2 long tones
and exit from programming mode.
LINE 1/2 output: ....................................................................................................................................48 Vdc
Dimensions:..........................................................................................180 x 80 x 90 mm (10 DIN modules)
Weight:...........................................................................................................................................unos 1000 g
NOTES RELATED TO THE WIRING DIAGRAMS
CONNECTION OF THE FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
Thepower supply must be connected to thefilter andline protector, as shownFA-GtwinAL-GtwinPL-Gtwin
in the following wiring diagram:
Mains
110~230Vac
NL
LINE 1 LINE 2
FA-GTWIN
0 110-220~
CONNECTION OF THE TF-104 TRANSFORMER
Thetransformer must be connected to thefilter andline protector, as shown inTF-104AL-GtwinPL-Gtwin
the following wiring diagram:
12
IN
AL-GTWIN
OUT
12
NL
PL-GTWIN
Mains
110~230 Vac
NL
12V~
SEC
TF-104
PRI
230V~
12
IN
AL-GTWIN
OUT
12
NL
PL-GTWIN
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CONNECTION OF THE SECONDARY AC LOCK RELEASE
To connect the 'Golmar' secondary lock release (max 12 ac/1 A) to the 'SE2' terminals (C and NO relay
contacts), an additionalpower supply,filter andline protector are required. AsTF-104AL-GtwinPL-Gtwin
shown below:
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Mains
110~230Vac
NL
EL632 GTWINTF-104
-
SP
+SE2PA
SEC
~ ~ ~ ~
PRI
12
IN
AL-GTWIN
OUT
12
NL
PL-GTWIN
*
AC lock release
( )
Important: Place the varistor supplied with the sound module directly onto the terminals of the lock
*
SAV-GTWIN TRITONAL CALL REPEATER
Place a 9 V battery (type MN1604/6LR61) inside the call repeater. The call repeater features 2 configuration
jumpers marked as W1 and W2 for selecting the type of sound (triple tone, double tone or single tone), as
shown in the following table:
release.
TYPE OF
SOUND
( )
TRIPLE TONE
*
DOUBLE TONE
SINGLE TONE
JUMPER
W1 W2
XX
both jumpers fitted
Xonly the W1 jumper:
the W2 is removed
only the W2 jumper:
X
the W1 is removed
( )
Factory setting.
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WIRING DIAGRAMS
One building with 1 column of up to 127 monitors and 1 main video panel (buttons).
COLUMN
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
4
Apartment
Apartment
front door
front door
call
call
2
Apartment
front door
call
TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS
LINE IN
LINE OUT
CP
S+
S-
LINE IN
LINE OUT
CP
S+
S-
MONITOR
MONITOR
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
Apartment
CP
front door
call
S+
S-
Apartment
CP
front door
call
S+
S-
( )
Z=ON
*
LINE1LINE
LINE IN
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MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Remove the jumper from all of the
( )
*
distributors except the last.
Configuration of the SAV-GTWIN call
( )
1
repeater, see p. 44.
Connecting the FA-Gtwin power
( )
2
supply to the filter and line
protector, see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
( )
3
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
Main panel
Video door
entry system
( )
3
Lock release
maximum 12 Vdc/270 mA.
SE2
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE IN
LINE OUT
( )
1
LINE
PA
SP
SE+
SE-
Apartment
CP
front door
call
S+
S-
Apartment
front door
CP
call
S+
S-
S+
S-
SAV-GTWIN
call repeater
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
Z=OFF
LINE1LINE
LINE IN
Exterior door
opening button
NC CONTACT =
DOOR CLOSED
4
2
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
Apartment
front door
call
Apartment
front door
call
L INE~
LINE IN
LINE OUT
CP
S+
S-
LINE IN
LINE OUT
CP
S+
S-
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
Note: Button panel up to 122 apartments.
Important: To configure and programme each device, see the corresponding section of the manual.
MONITOR
MONITOR
( )
2
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One building, up to 4 columns (maximum 127 monitors/telephones) and 2 access panels
(buttons).
COLUMN 1
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
IN
OUT
S+
CP
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
Remove the jumper from all of the
( )
*
distributors except the last.
Configuration of the SAV-GTWIN call
( )
1
repeater, see p. 44.
Connecting the FA-Gtwin power
( )
2
supply to the filter and line
protector, see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
( )
3
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
Main panel
Video door
entry system
LINE
PA
SP
SE+
SE2
( )
3
SE-
Lock release
maximum 12 Vdc/270 mA.
2
Apartment
front
door
call
2
Apartment
front door
call
Apartment
front
door call
Apartment
front door
call
D4L-GTWIN
LINE OUT
DISTRIBUTOR
LINE3LINE
4
( )
Z=ON
*
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
4
Z=OFF
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
2
2
Exterior door
opening button
NC CONTACT =
DOOR CLOSED
EQUIPMENT/CONNECTION
AS PANEL 1.
Secondary panel
Video door entry system
2
2
Apartment
front door
call
Sonería
( )
1
SAV-GTWIN
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
22
Apartment
front
door call
22
Apartment
front door
call
( )
1
TELÉFONO
LINE
TELÉFONO
LINE
CP S+
S-
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
S+
SAV-GTWIN
call repeater
2
S-
COLUMN 2COLUMN 3COLUMN 4
Equipment/connection Columns 2, 3 and 4 as
Column 1.
22
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
4
1
Z
IN
LINE
0
IN
IN
LINE
1
OUT
POWER AUX
2
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
L INE~
230
0
2
MC-GTWIN COLUMN
MULTIPLEXER
( )
2
Note: Button panel up to 122 apartments.
Important: To configure and programme each device, see the corresponding section of the manual.
WIRING DIAGRAMS
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
48
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
Remove the jumper from all of the
( )
*
distributors except the last.
Configuration of the SAV-GTWIN call
( )
1
repeater, see p. 44.
Connecting the FA-Gtwin power
( )
2
supply to the filter and line
protector, see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
( )
3
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
LINE
IN
LINE
IN
LINE
IN
Apartment
CP
front
door call
Apartment
CP
front
door call
Apartment
CP
front
door call
Apartment
CP
front
door call
MAIN GENERAL PANEL
COLUMN 1
LINE OUT
2
LINE3LINE
4
( )
Z=ON
*
2
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
4
Z=OFF
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
SECONDARY PANEL 0
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel)
D4L-GTWIN
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
DISTRIBUTOR
Apartment
front
door call
Apartment
front
door call
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
Apartment
front
door call
Apartment
front
door call
2
2
LINE
IN
CP
2
LINE
IN
CP
( )
SAV-GTWIN
1
call repeater
22
LINE
IN
CP
22
LINE
IN
CP
SAV-GTWIN
( )
1
call repeater
BUILDING 1
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
S+
S-
2
SECONDARY PANEL 1
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel)
2
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
COLUMN 2
AS COLUMN 1
2
2
2
LINE~
2
LINE~
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MC-GTWIN COLUMN
MULTIPLEXER
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
1
4
IN
0
Z
IN
1
LINE
LINE
IN
OUT
POWER AUX
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
( )
( )
2
2
SE2
( )
3
Lock release
maximum 12 Vdc/270 mA.
LINE
SE+
SE-
PA
SP
Exterior door
opening button
NC CONTACT =
DOOR CLOSED
Important:To configure and programme each device, see the corresponding section of the manual.
49
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
One main general access, up to16 buildings (16 MC-Gtwin multiplexers) and 2 secondaryaccessesin
each building.(Maximum 127 monitors/telephonesper building).
BUILDING 1
COLUMN 3COLUMN 4COLUMN 5COLUMN 6COLUMN 7COLUMN 8
BUILDING 2
COLUMNS 3-4 AS COLUMN 1
22
SECONDARY PANEL 0
2
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel)
COLUMNS - AS COLUMN 15 6
2
SECONDARY PANEL 1
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel)
COLUMNS - AS COLUMN 17 8
22
MC-GTWIN COLUMN
MULTIPLEXER
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
4
1
IN
0
2
2
2
LINE~
Z
IN
1
LINE
LINE
IN
OUT
POWER AUX
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
22
2
TO THE MULTIPLEXERS OF THE
FOLLOWING GROUPS
( )
2
WIRING DIAGRAMS
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
50
COLUMN 1
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
IN
OUT
S+
CP
S-
MONITOR
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
S+
CP
S-
Remove the jumper from all of the
( )
*
distributors except the last.
Configuration of the SAV-GTWIN call
( )
1
repeater, see p. 44.
Connecting the FA-Gtwin power
( )
2
supply to the filter and line
protector, see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
( )
3
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
GENERAL PANEL
MAIN 'A'
SE2
( )
3
Lock release
maximum 12 Vdc/270 mA.
IMPORTANT:
-
To configure/programme each device, see the corresponding
section of the manual.
-:Panel multiplexer (depending on the outputs used)
With 1 output (up to 20 buildings)
With 2 outputs (up to 32 buildings, 16 buildings per output )“”
With 4 outputs (up to 32 buildings, 8 buildings per output )“”
LINE
SE+
SE-
2
Apartment
front
door call
2
Apartment
front
door call
Apartment
front
door call
Apartment
front
door call
PA
SP
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
4
Apartment
( )
Z=ON
*
front
door call
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
Apartment
front
door call
( )
1
call repeater
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
LINE OUT
LINE3LINE
4
Z=OFF
Apartment
front
door call
LINE1LINE
2
LINE IN
Apartment
front
door call
2
SECONDARY PANEL 1
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel
Main 'A')
Exterior door
opening button
NC CONTACT =
DOOR CLOSED
2
LINE
IN
CP
2
LINE
IN
CP
SAV-GTWIN
22
LINE
IN
CP
22
LINE
IN
CP
( )
SAV-GTWIN
1
call repeater
BUILDING 1
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
MONITOR
LINE
OUT
S+
S-
S+
S-
2
SECONDARY PANEL 2
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel
Main 'A')
GENERAL PANEL
MAIN ”“B
(Connection
of terminals
as General Panel
Main 'A')
COLUMN 2
MONITOR
MONITOR
AS COLUMN 1
MONITOR
MONITOR
2
2
2
LINE~
2
panel multiplexer
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
( )
2
LINE~
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MC-GTWIN COLUMN
MULTIPLEXER
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
1
4
IN
0
Z
IN
1
LINE
LINE
IN
OUT
POWER AUX
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
DPM-Gtwin
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
1
4
IN 2
IN 0
IN 3
IN 1
POWER
POWER
IN
LINE
LINE1
LINE 2
230
LINE~
0
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE 2
230
0
( )
2
( )
2
51
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
4 main general accesses, up to 32 buildings (32 MC-Gtwin multiplexers) and 2 secondary accesses in
each building.(Max. 127 monitors/telephones per building).
BUILDING 2BUILDING 1
COLUMN 3COLUMN 4COLUMN 5COLUMN 6COLUMN 7COLUMN 8
COLUMNS 3-4 AS COLUMN 1COLUMNS 5-6 AS COLUMN 1COLUMNS 7-8 AS COLUMN 1
MC-GTWIN COLUMN
MULTIPLEXER
2
LINE2LINE
3
LINE
LINE
1
4
IN
0
Z
IN
1
LINE
SECONDARY PANEL 3
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel
Main 'A')
SECONDARY PANEL 4
(Connection of terminals
as General Panel
Main 'A')
2
LINE~
LINE
IN
OUT
POWER AUX
FA-GTWIN POWER SUPPLY
LINE1
LINE2
230
0
TO THE INTERFACES OF
THE FOLLOWING GROUPS
( )
2
GENERAL PANEL
MAIN “C”
(Connection of
terminals as General
Panel Main 'A')
GENERAL PANEL
MAIN “D”
(Connection of
terminals as General
Panel Main 'A')
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
A) anual control for joint activation of the 2 lock releases.m
VIDEO DOOR ENTRY PANEL
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
Connecting the F-T 104 transformer
( )
2
to the filter and line protector,
see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
( )
3
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
52
LINE
*
*
Exterior door
opening button
PA
SP
( )
3
SE2
THE SYSTEM'S VAC
LOCK RELEASE
ADDITIONAL VAC
LOCK RELEASE
Important: Placethe varistor supplied with the sound module directly onto the terminals of the lock release.
*
SE+
SE-
2
SAR-12/18
RELAY UNIT
S5
S6S4
S2C
TOWARDS THE SYSTEM
0~12~
CA2
LINE~
6
S1S3
LINA~
B) dedicated manual control for the activation of each lock release.
( )
3
SE2
THE SYSTEM'S VAC
LOCK RELEASE
ADDITIONAL VAC
LOCK RELEASE
VIDEO DOOR ENTRY PANEL
LINE
PA
SP
SE+
SE-
*
*
Activation additional
SAR-12/18
RELAY UNIT
lock release
2
Activation main lock release
0~12~
CA2
S5
6
S6S4
S2C
S1S3
( )
2
( )
3
TOWARDS THE SYSTEM
LINE~
LINE~
TF-104 TRANSFORMER
( )
230
0
~12
~0
~12
~0
0
230
Connecting the F-T 104 transformer
to the filter and line protector,
see p. 44.
Connecting the secondary AC lock
release (Golmar), see p. 45.
TF-104 TRANSFORMER
230
0
~12
~0
~12
~0
0
230
2
TF-104
TRANSFORMER
( )
2
TF-104
TRANSFORMER
( )
( )
2
2
Important: Placethe varistor supplied with the sound module directly onto the terminals of the lock release.
*
53
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
Additional call repeater with SAR-12/18 relay unit in monitor/telephone.
MONITOR
2
SS+
Apartment
front
door call
SAR-12/18
RELAY UNIT
CA
~12
~0
6
C
S2
S3
S1
Monitors/telephones in parallel (input/output) from a bypass of the D4L-Gtwin distributor: Max.
connection 4 monitors/telephones in oneapartment.
Tekna Gtwin monitor: The EL569 in/out unit must be inserted in all of the intermediate monitors and leave the
end of line (Z) insertedin the last monitor (seep. 54).
Tekna HF Gtwin/Tekna S Gtwin monitor: The EL566 in/out unit must be inserted in all of the intermediate
monitors and leave the endof line (Z) inserted inthe last monitor (see p. 55).
All devices must have the same apartment call code. The internal code of the Main device must be equal
§
to 0.
TO THE FOLLOWING
DISTRIBUTOR
LINE~
LINE
CP
LINE
OUT
IN
Connecting the F-T 104 transformer
( )
2
to the filter and line protector,
see p. 44.
TF-104 TRANSFORMER
230
0
~12
~0
( )
2
LOAD
100V=/5A
POWER SUPPLY
2
D4L-GTWIN
DISTRIBUTOR
LINE OUT
LINE
LINE
3
2
Z=OFF
LINE4LINE
1
LINE IN
2
TO THE PREVIOUS
DISTRIBUTOR
APARTMENT A
MONITOR
2
LINE
IN
SS+
CP
APARTMENT B
22
Apartment
front
door call
LINE
LINE
OUT
IN
SS+
CP
MONITORMONITOR
SW2
ON
21
INT 0
PRINCIPALSECONDARY 2SECONDARY 3SECONDARY 1
(See p. 54)(See p. 54)
SW2
ON
21
INT 0
MAIN
2
LINE
IN
SS+
CP
SW2SW2
ON
21
INT 1
J2
End of line
NO (Z)
LINE
OUT
2
LINE
SS+
CP
TELEPHONE
EL-569EL-569
ON
INT 2
End of line
OFF (Z)
21
LINE
SS+
CP
TELEPHONE
SW2
ON
21
INT 3
End of line
ON (Z)
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1 2
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1 2
E 569 IN/OUT UNITL
Tekna Gtwin monitor: The EL569 in/out unit must be inserted in all of the intermediate monitors and leave
the J4 end of line jumper (Z) inserted in the last monitor (see p. 53).
54
J4
EL-569
1
2
55
EL 566 IN/OUT UNIT
Tekna HF Gtwin/Tekna S Gtwin monitor: The EL566 in/out unit must be inserted in all of the intermediate
monitors and leave the J2 end of line jumper (Z) inserted in the last monitor (see p. 53).
GTWIN SYSTEM MANUAL
J2
EL-566
1
2
COMPLIANCE
aplicables respecto a la Seguridad eléctricay la Compatibilidad2014/35/CEE
Electromagnética.2014/30/CEE
Este producto es conforme con las disposiciones de las Directivas Europeas
This product meets the essentials requirements of applicable European
NOTA: El funcionamiento de este equipo está sujeto a las siguientes
condiciones:
(1) Este dispositivo no puede provocar interferencias dañinas, y (2)
debe aceptar cualquier interferencia recibida, incluyendo las que
pueden provocar un funcionamiento no deseado.
NOTE: Operation is subject to the following conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any received interference, including the ones that may
cause undesired operation.
56
Sistemas de comunicaciónS. A.
golmar@golmar.es
www.golmar.es
GOLMAR S.A.
C/ Silici, 13
08940- Cornellá de Llobregat
Golmar se reserva el derecho a cualquier modificación sin previo aviso.
Golmar se réserve le droit de toute modification sans préavis.
Golmar reserves the right to make any modifications without prior notice.
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