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NEXA Audio and Video Door

Entry System

Access control

Coded panel

USER MANUAL

Coded panel with display

Code 50123681 TCODE/CA NEXA EN REV.0119

AUDIO AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH NEXA CODED PANEL

INTRODUCTION

First and foremost we would like to thank you for purchasing this product.

Our commitment to satisfying our customers can be seen from our ISO-9001 certification and from the manufacturing of products like this one.

Its advanced technology and exacting quality control will ensure that customers and users enjoy the many features this system offers. To obtain the maximum benefit from these features and a properly wired installation, we kindly recommend that you spend a few minutes of your time reading this manual.

MOUNTING CONFIGURATIONS

Standalone access control........................................................................................................................................ .... 5. .

Access control combined with Nexa door panels...........................................................................................................23.

Coded panel.................................................................................................................................................................54.

Coded panel with display.............................................................................................................................................. 98.

SET-UP WARNINGS

- Do not overtighten the screws on the power supply connector.

- Always disconnectthe power supply before installingor making modifications to the devices.

- The fittingand handling of these devices must be carried out by .authorised personnel

- The wiringmust run at least .40cm away from any other wiring

- Before connecting the device, check the connections between the door panel, power supply, distributors, monitors and telephones.

- Always follow the instructions contained in this manual.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

- Do not overtighten the screws on the door panel connector.

- before installing or making modifications to the device.Always disconnect the power supply

- The fittingand handling of these devices must be carried out by .authorised personnel

- The wiringmust run at least .40cm away from any other wiring

- For the power supply

Do not overtighten the screws on the connector.

Install the power supply in a dry and protected place free from the risk of water leaks or sprays.

Avoid locations thatare humid, dusty or near heat sources.

Ensure that the air vents are free from obstruction so that air can circulate freely.

To prevent damage, the power supply must be firmly secured in place.

To prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover or handle the wiring connected to theterminals.

- For the monitor,telephones and distributors:

Do not overtighten the screws on the connector.

Install the devices in a dry protected location free from the risk of dripping or splashing water.

Do not place in humid, dusty or smoky locations, or near sources of heat.

Ensure that the air vents are free from obstruction so that air can circulate freely.

- Remember that the installation and handling of thesedevices must be performed by and in theauthorised personnel

absence of electrical current.

- Always follow the instructions contained in this manual.

AUDIO AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH NEXA CODED PANEL

SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS

- Microprocessed devices with simplified wiring (bus without call wires):

Audio door entry system with 4 common wires.

.Video door entrysystem with 3 common wires plus coaxial cable

.Video door entrysystem with 4 common wires plus twisted pair

Video door entrysystem with simplified wiring (non-polarised 2-wire bus Gtwin).

Can be combined with “Nexa Modular” and “Inox Modular” door panels

- .

- Configuration programmable using a numeric keypad, PC or tablet. USB or wireless connection (module

.CD-NEXA/BT required)

- 2 potential-free relay outputs (NO, C, NC), 1 lock release relay (CV1, CV2) and digital panic output (to alarm control

centre).

- .Residents list with up to 1,990 contacts

- .4, 5 or 6 digit programmable codes

- .Possibility of using the same user pin for the different relays anddigital panic output

- Relays 1 and 2 with three potential-free contacts (NO, C, NC),configurable by programming in stable or impulse mode

(maximum load: 18Vac/1A18VAor 24Vdc/0.75A 18 W).

- Impulse mode activation time programmable from 1 to 99 seconds for each relay and digital panic output.

- Lock activation time programmable from 3 to 15 minutes.

- .Wrong code lockprogrammable for 3 to 9 attempts and at an interval also programmable from 1 to 15 minutes

- Up to 3 inputs for relay 1 external activation button (PL1), relay 2 (PL2) and relay 3 (AP).

- OLED display (module N3403/AL or NX3403) and front LEDs to show operating status.

Standalone

access control

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CONTENTS

Access control................................................................................................................................................................5

Contents.........................................................................................................................................................................6

Characteristics............................................................................................................................................................... 6.

Door panel installation..................................................................................................................................................7.

Location of the embedding box..................................................................................................................................7.

Positioning the embedding box............................................................................................................................. 7......

Securing the frame and closing the panel.................................................................................................................. 7.

Description of the module.............................................................................................................................................8.

Description of the N3301/AL - NX3301 module.......................................................................................................... 8.

Description of the JP1 jumper.................................................................................................................................... 8.

Description of the SW1 DIP switch............................................................................................................................ 8..

Description of the beeps............................................................................................................................................8.

Description of the self-testing LEDS ..........................................................................................................................9.

Power supply unit installation....................................................................................................................................... 9.

Detail of the TF-104 powersupply unit installation ..................................................................................................... 9.

Lock release installation...............................................................................................................................................9.

Module operation...................................................................................................................................................... 10..

Description of module operation..............................................................................................................................10.

Module programming.................................................................................................................................................11.

Programming mode entry and exit........................................................................................................................... 11.

Programming mode structure and sequence........................................................................................................... 11.

Programming fields............................................................................................................................................12-20

Factory setting........................................................................................................................................................ 21.

Wiring diagrams.........................................................................................................................................................22

CHARACTERISTICS

The standalone access control enables access to the building by entering a numeric code using the N3301 module.

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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION

Location of the embedding box:

Make a hole in the wall so that the top of the module is located at a height of 1.65m.

Hole dimensions:

The module has been designed to withstand all environmental conditions. We do however recommend

taking extra precautions to prolong its life (shields, covered areas, etc.).

Positioning the embedding box:

Break through the hole to allow the entry of the cable

into the bottom of the embedding box.

1650

1850

1450

.NCEV-90CS embedding box: 99(W) x 13 .5(H) x (D) mm2 56,5

Securing the frame and closing the panel:

Frame.

Once the wiring work has been completed,

Panel.

Embedding box

Pass the cable through the hole made

in the embedding box. Embed the box and ensure that it is level and flush. Once embedded, remove the protective stickers from the screw holes

secure the frame and panel to the embedding box with the screws provided.

Clip-on covers.

To complete the fitting of the panel, attach the

clip-on covers by positioning one end and then applying slight pressure to the other end until they clip into place.

JP1

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MODULE DESCRIPTION

Description of the N3301/AL - NX3301 module:

The wiring terminals are located at the back of the module

and correspond to the following connections:

~, ~ :

power supply.

NA1 :

normally open output relay 1.

C1 :

common relay 1.

NC1 :

normally closed output relay 1.

NA2 :

normally open output relay 2.

C2 :

common relay 2.

NC2 :

normally closed output relay 2.

P :

panic output.

negative.

PL1 :

input for external relay 1 button.

PL2 :

input for external relay 2 button.

Description of the JP1 jumper:

The JP1 jumper, located on the right-hand side of the connection block,

activates the tamper alarm.

Normal operation, alarm not activated.

Tamper alarm mode activated. In this mode, the module's keypad

operation and external buttons are disabled. The LEDs and the keypad's backlight are turned off and a constant audible alarm and the “P” panic output of the open collector (3 seconds every minute) are activated. Alarm mode ends when the JP1 jumper is replaced.

Description of the SW1 DIP switch:

The SW1 DIP switch is located on the left-hand side of the module.

Use to reset the special installer PIN to the factory code.

Proceed as follows: Set DIP switch 1 to ON. The module will emit 2 beeps and the green LED on the front will light up for 1 second. Then set the DIP switch to OFF (the code is now the one assigned at the factory). If, during this process, the access control module was locked, the “special unlock”pin code will also be resetto the assigned factory code.

No standalone access control function (leave in the OFF position).

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Factory default setting.

Description of the beeps:

The access control module features an internal beeper for reproducing operation beeps.

Operation

Programming

Confirm field 2 rapid beeps

Confirm sequence 4 rapid beeps

Cancel 1 long beep (0.5 sec)

Error 1 long beep (1 sec)

Key press 1 rapid beep

Alarm activated 1 constant beep

Dura ntio

5 rapid beeps

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DESCRIPTION MODULEOF THE

Description of the self-testing LEDs:

Red Green

The self-testing LEDs are located on the upper right side of the front of

the module.

Standby

Programming

mode

Confirm sequence Slow blink

POWER SUPPLY UNIT INSTALLATION

Operation

Normal

Lock Rapid blink

Correct code

Wrong code 4 rapid blinks

Normal

Confirm field Slow blink

Wrong code 4 rapid blinks

Red LED Green LED

Slow blink Off

Off

On (1 second)

Off

2 rapid blinks

4 rapid blinks

Off

Detail of the TF-104 power supply unit installation:

Install the transformer in a dry and protected location.

Please note that current regulations stipulate that the transformer must be protected by a circuit breaker.

To wall mount the transformer, position the

fastening tabs. Drill two 6mm diameter holes and insert the wall plugs. Fix the transformer with the specified screws.

The power supply unit can be mounted onto a DIN rail (3 elements) by applying slight pressure.

To remove the transformer from the rail, use a flat screwdriver and lever it off, as shown in the drawing.

LOCK RELEASE INSTALLATION

Lock release

If the lock release is to be fitted to a metal door, use a Ø3.5mm

drill bit and thread the hole made. For wooden doors, use a Ø3mm drill bit.

DIN 46277

DIN-7972

IMPORTANT: the access control module is supplied with two varistors. If

connecting an AC lock release to one of the outputs, fit the varistor supplied directly to the lock release terminals to ensure that the module functions correctly.

M 4 x 8

DIN-963

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MODULE OPERATION

Description of module operation

Module in standby mode.

With the module in standby mode, the following operations can be performed:

Activation of external push buttons: Allows activation of relay outputs 1 and 2 by means of external push buttons

PL1 and PL2 respectively The push button can be configured by means of programming to activate and deactivate the output by pressing the

button or activate the output by pressing the button and deactivate after a period of between 1 and 99 seconds

With the keypad:

Special default codes: (bear in mind the number of digits in the code).

Administrator pin: 271800. 2718 ifthe number of digits configured = 4. CP1 button code: 111100. 1111if the number of digits configured = 4. CP2 button code: 222200. 2222 if the number of digits configured = 4. Unlocking code: 333300. 3333 if the number of digits configured = 4.

Opening through the user pin: Allows activation of the outputs (relay 1/relay 2/panic) associated with the existing user.Press the key button, followed by the user pin.

“key button” + “user pin”.

Administrator pin: Allows entry into programming mode. Also enables the panel to be unlocked if it has been

previously locked. Press the key button three times and then enter the administrator pin.

“key button” + “key button” + “key button” + “administrator pin”.

CP1 button code: Enables or disables external button PL1 and/or PL2 associated with the CP1 code. Press the key

button three times and then enter the CP1 code.

“key button” + “key button” + “key button” + “CP1 code”.

CP2 button code: Enables or disables external button PL1 and/or PL2 associated with the CP2 code. Press the key

button three times and then enter the CP2 code.

“key button” + “key button” + “key button” + “CP2 code”.

Unlocking code:Allows the module to be unlocked only if it has previously been locked. Press the key button three

times and then enter the Unlocking code.

“key button” + “key button” + “key button” + “unlocking code”.

Change user pin: Allows users to change their own codes. Does not modify the outputs (relay 1/relay 2/panic)

associated with the user. Press the key button twice, followed by the current user pin, then press the key button again, followed by the new user pin, and then press the keybutton a final time. The new user pin must have the same number of digits as the current user pin and cannot be the same as an existing user pin.

“key button” + “key button” + “current user pin” + “key button” + “new user pin” + “key button”.

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Programming mode entry and exit:

To enter programming mode, press the key button three times and then enter secret administrator pin “271800”.

( )

key button + key button + key button + administrator pin

( )

2 7 1 8

To exit programming mode, press the C button (cancel) once if it is in a programming field or twice if not.

If, after 2 minutes, no key has been pressed, it exits programming mode.

Programming mode entry and exit is confirmed by the emitting of 5 rapid beeps.

( )

Important:

Bear in mind the number of digits in the configured code (factory setting 2718 = 4).

Programming mode structure and sequence:

Programming of the keypad functions is performed by entering the field or function code, followed by the field

value(s).

Once in programming mode, the programming sequence is as follows:

Enter the field code: this code is always 1 digit. The keypad will emit 2 rapid confirmation beeps.

Enter the value of the field being programmed. Once the value has been entered, the keypad will emit 2

rapid confirmation beeps. To finishprogramming the field, press the keybutton and the keypad will emit4 rapid confirmation beeps.

Note: If, after 10 seconds, no key has been pressed, a long error beep will be emittedand the field code will

need to be re-entered.

If an incorrect value has been entered, press the C button (cancel). The keypad will emit a long confirmation beep. If

the field code was being entered, even after the confirmation beep, exit this menu and re-enter the field code.

Field

Enter the code of the following field or press the C button (cancel) to exit programming mode.

Field value

Field value Field value

1 0 03

2C2 2 2

C C

Finish

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Programming ﬁelds:

The module comes programmed with factory settings except for the activation codes (user), which are left empty for

security reasons. For system operation tailored to the needs of the user, check all of the values in all of the fields. The fields do not need to be programmed in numerical order.

5 6

key button + key button + key button + administrator pin.

2 7 1 8

Steps: Field + number of digits + key button.

Press “0” to select field “0”.

Set the number of digits for the “user” activation codes (relay 1/relay 2/panic) and

special codes. Enter 4, 5 or 6 digits.

or or

4 5 6

(1)

Enter programming mode Step 1: Press the key button three times and then enter the administrator pin.

Bear in mind the number of digits in the configured code (factory setting = 4, 2718).

(1)

Step 2: Then press the field number: Field “0”: Configuring the number of digits in the activation codes (user) and special codes.

(Step 1)

(Step )2

or or

(Step )3

(Step )4

1 C

The factory setting has 4 digits.

To change this value, add or remove 1 or 2 zeros from the end of the existing codes, for

example:

Administrator pin 2718 (“ ” 4 digits).factory setting Administrator pin 27180 (5 digits). Administrator pin 271800 (6 digits).

Press the key button to finish programming the field.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel)

to exit programming mode.

Factory default

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “1”: Programming a new activation code (user).

Allows new user pins (from “0000” to “9999”) to be created and outputs to be assigned for activation with the created

codes.

Note: Depending on the number of digits configured in field “0” (factory setting = 4).

Number of digits = 4, user pin from “0000” to “9999”. Number of digits = 5, user pin from “00000” to “99999”. Number of digits= 6, user pin from “000000” to “999999”.

Steps: Field + memory position user pin + outputs + bus code + key button+

01 0 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

(Step )5

Press “1” to select field “1”.

0 1

Set the memory position number for the location of the new user pin. Possible memory positions: “001” to “999”.

0 0

Set the user pin. Possible user pins: “000000” to “999999” with “6” digits. Factory

setting of “4” digits: “0000” to “9999”. (see example of number of digits on page 12, step 2).

Duplicate user pins are not allowed.

Set the output(s) that the userpin entered in step 3will activate. Enter oneof the following

options or press the key button: “00”: relay 1 + relay 2 + panic output (terminal “P” on the terminal block). “01”: relay 1. “02”: relay 2. “03”: relay 1 + relay 2. “04”: panic output (terminal “P” on the terminal block). “05”: relay 1 + panic output (terminal “P” on the terminal block). “06”: relay 2 + panic output (terminal “P” on the terminal block).

( )

Note: If the key button is pressed, option “ ” is set in this value field: relay 1 , in03 + relay 2

the value field “bus code” as “000000” and the programming of the field finishes.

With access controlmodule V03 or later.

0 0

Only enter “000000” or press the key button.

( )

Note: If the key button is pressed, “000000” is set in this value field and

the programming of the field finishes.

( )

(Step )6

(Step )7

2 C

Press the key button to finish programming the field. Note: It is not necessary to press the key button if it has already been pressed in step

4 or 5.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “2”: Changing special codes.

Allows the current code of the special codes to be changed (see p. 10). The new special code must have the same

number of digits as the current code.

Duplicate special codes are not allowed.

Note: Depending on the number of digits configured in field “0” (factory setting = 4).

Number of digits = 4, special codes from “0000” to “9999”. Number of digits = 5, special codes from “00000” to “99999”. Number of digits = 6, special codes from “000000” to “999999”.

Steps Field special code code key button+ + +: .

0 0 00 1 2

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

(Step )5

or or or

3 C

2 3

0 0

Press “2” to select field “2”.

Set the special code to select for subsequent code changes. Enter one of the

following options “0”: Select the administrator pin. “1”: Select the CP1 button code. “2”: Select the CP2 button code. “3”: Select the unlock button code

Set a new code number. Possiblespecial codes: “000000”to “999999” with“6” digits.

Factory setting of “4” digits: “0000” to “9999” (see example of number of digits on p. 12, step 2).

Duplicate special codes are not allowed.

Press the key button to finish programming the field

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “3”: Deleting user pins.

Allows the deletion of existing user pins.

Note: Possible memory positions: “001” to “999”.

Steps: Field + memory position + key button + key button.

0 1

(Step )1

(Step )2

(Step 3)

(Step )4

0 1

4 C

Press “3” to select field “3”.

Set the existing memory position number to select for deletion. Note: Possible memory positions: “001” to “999”. Enter an existing memory position to be deleted. If the value “000” is entered, .all memory positions will be deleted

Press the key button twice to confirm the deletion and to finish programming the field.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

Continued overleaf

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “4”: Set the outputs.

Enables the setting of the relay 1 and relay 2 outputs and the panic output (terminal “P” on the connector). The setting of the relay 1, relay 2 and panic outputs is common to all valid user pins.

The relay 1, relay 2 and panic outputs can be activated in impulse mode (01 to 99 seconds) or stable mode.

Steps: Field + output number + output mode + activation time + key button.

(Step )1

(Step )2

(Step 3)

(Step )4

or or

( )

1 2or4

Press “4” to select field “4”.

Set the output to be selected for configuration. Enter one of the following options:

“1”: Select the relay 1 output. “2”: Select the relay 2 output. “4”: Select the panic output.

Set the activation mode of theoutput selected instep 2. Enterone of the following options:

“0”: Impulse mode. “1”: Stable mode.

Set the activation time of the output selected in step 2. Only takes effect if the output is set

as impulse in step 3. Enter a value from “01” to “99” seconds or press the key button. Note: If the key button is pressed, this field is set with a value of “03” seconds and the

programmingof the field finishes.

0 1

( )

(Step )5

(Step )6

5 C

Press the key button to finish programming the field. Note: It is not necessary to press the key button if it has already been pressed in step 4.

Then press the number of the next field toconfigure or press the C button (cancel)to exit

programming mode.

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “5”: Configuring the external buttons.

Allows external buttons PL1 and PL2 to be configured with the following modes:

-Allows the button to: Always be enabled or, through button codes CP1 or CP2, enable/disable the functioning of the

button.

-Allows an activation time for external buttons PL1 and PL2 of between “01” and “99” seconds for relay 1 and relay 2

outputs respectively. Only takes effect if the relay output of the external button has been configured in impulse mode (see p. 16, "step 3”).

Note: External buttons PL1 and PL2 activate relays 1 and 2 respectively.

Steps: Field + button + button mode + activation time + key button

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

or or

1 2

Press “5” to select field “5”.

Set the external button to select for configuration. Enter one of the following options:

“1”: Select external button PL1. “2”: Select external button PL2.

Set the push button mode selected in step 2. Enterone of the following options:

“0”:Always enabled. “1”: Enable/disable function with the CP1 button code. “2”: Enable/disable function with the CP2 button code.

Set the activation time for the external button selected in step 2. Only takes effect if the

relay output has been configured in impulse mode (see p. 16, “step 3”).

Enter a value from “01” to “99” seconds or press the key button.

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Note: If the key button is pressed, this field is set with a value of “03” seconds and the

programmingof the field finishes.

0 1or2

0 1

( )

(Step )5

(Step )6

6 C

Press the key button to finish programming the field. Note: It is not necessary to press the key button if it has already been pressed in step 4.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “6”: Configuring locking mode.

Allows the access control module's locking mode to be configured.

Steps: Field + locking mode + time between attempts + lock time + panic output + key button.

0 30 1

0 1

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

Press “6” to select field “6”.

Set the access control module's locking mode.

Enter one of the following options:

”0”: Never locks. “3” to “9”:Locks after “3” to“9” failed attempts to enter the user pin.

access control module is locked. Only takes effect if option “0” has not been selected in step 2.

The times toselect are “01”to “15” minutes orpress the keybutton.

( )

Note: If the key button is pressed, this field value is set as “03” , the “locking time”minutes

( )

Set the minimum amount of time that must elapse between failed attempts before the

field value is “03” , the “panic output” value field is “0” and theminutes not activated programming of the field finishes

last wrong code has been entered. Only takes effect if option “0” has not been selected in

Set the amount of time that the access control module remains in locking mode after the

step 2.

The times to select are “03” to “15” minutes or press the key button.

( )

Note: If the key button is pressed, the field value is set as “03” , the “panic output”minutes

value field is “0” and the programming of the field finishesnot activated

( )

(Step )5

(Step )6

(Step )7

7 C

Set the activation of the panic output (terminal “P” of the terminal block) during locking

mode. Onlytakeseffect if option “0” has not been selected in step 2.

Enter one of the following optionsor press the key button:

( )

“0” : Output not activated. “1” : Output activated (for 3 seconds in intervals of 1 minute).

( )

Note: If the key button is pressed, the field value is set as “0” and the programming of the

field finishes.

Press the key button to finish programming the field. Note: It is not necessary to press the key button if it has already been pressed in steps

3, 4 or 5.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “7”: Configure the identification ID of the access control module. (Not configure).

Allows an identification code (ID) to be configured for the access control module.

Note: Possible identification codes (ID): “000” to “999”.

IMPORTANT: This programming field for standalone access control.is not applicable

Steps: Field + D code + key button.I

0 0

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

Field “8”: Configure depth of field. (Not configure).

Allows the number of digits in the calling code to be configured.

IMPORTANT: This programming field for standalone access control.is not applicable

(Step 1)

0 0

8 C

Steps: Field + number of calling code digits + direct call + key button.

Press “7” to select field “7”.

Set an identification code (ID) for the access control module. Note: Possible identification codes (ID): “000” to “999”.

Press the key button to finish programming the field.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

Press “8” to select field “8”.

1 2or3

0 1

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

(Step )5

or or

2 3

0 1

Set the number of digits in the calling code.

Enter one of the following options: “1” or “2” or “3”

Set the direct call: by entering a call code on the keypad if necessary or do not press the

key button to confirm. Enter one of the following options:

“0” : Disable. “1” : Enable.

Press the key button to finish programming the field.

Then press the number of the next field to configure or press the C button (cancel) to exit

programmingmode.

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Programming ﬁelds:

Continued from previous page Field “9”: Configuring the keypad beep.

Allows a beep to be heard when pressing the access control module's keypad buttons.

Steps: Field + keypad beep + key button.

0 1

(Step 1)

(Step )2

(Step )3

(Step )4

0 1

Press “9” to select field “9”.

Allows a beep to be heard when pressing the access control module's keypad buttons.

Enter one of the following options:

“0”: No keypad beep “1”: Keypad beep.

Press the key button to finish programming the field.

Then press the C button (cancel) to exit programming mode

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Factory setting:

- Special codes: Bear in mind the number of digits in the code (see p. 10).

Administrator pin: 271800. 2718 if the number of digits configured = 4. CP1 button code: 111100. 1111 if the number of digits configured = 4. CP2 button code: 222200. 2222 if the number of digits configured = 4. Unlocking code: 333300. 3333 if the number of digits configured = 4.

- Number of digits in user and special codes: Programming field “0” (page 12)

Step 2: “4”– 4 digit code.

- Setting relay 1: Programming field “4” (page 16).

Step 3: “0” Impulse. Step 4: “03” Activation time (seconds).

- Setting relay 2: Programming field “4” (page 16).

Step 3: “0” Impulse. Step 4: “03” Activation time (seconds).

- Setting the panic output: Programming field “4” (p. 16).

Step 3: “0” Impulse. Step 4: “10” Activation time (seconds).

- Setting external push button PL1: Programming field “5” (page 17).

Step 3: “1” Enable/disable the functioning of the push button with button code CP1. Step 4: “10” Activation time (seconds).

- Setting external push button PL2: Programming field “5” (page 17).

Step 3: “2” Enable/disable the functioning of the push button with button code CP2. Step 4: “05” Activation time (seconds).

- Setting locking mode: Programming field “6” (page 18).

Step 2: “3” Maximum number of failed attempts to enter user pin. Step 3: “03” Minimum time between failed attempts (minutes). Step 4: “03” Duration of locking mode (minutes). Step 5: “1” The panicoutput is activated during locking mode.

- Setting identification ID: Programming field “7” (page 19) ( ).Not to be configured

Step 2: “000” Identification ID. Do not modify this field value.

- Setting depth of field: Programming field “8” (page 19) ( ).Not to beconfigured

Step 2: “3” Depth of field. Donot modify this field value. Step 3: “0” Direct call disabled. Do not modify this field value.

- Setting the keypad beep: Programming field “9” (see page 20).

Step 2: “1” Beep when keypad buttons pressed (activated).

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WIRING DIAGRAMS

Standalone operation:

In the diagrams below, a TF-104 transformer (12Vac) is used to power the module. (*) If using anAC lock release, fit the varistor supplied to the terminals of the lock release. If connecting two lock releases, use an additional TF-104 transformer. If using a safety lock release with inverted functioning (lock release activated in the absence of voltage), connect the lock

release between C1 and NC1 or C2 and NC2.

N3301

TF-104

transformer

TF-104

transformer

access control module

PL2

PL1

SECSEC

PRIPRI

~~ ~~

~ ~

C1NA1

CN1

NA2

C2NC1 NC2

PL1 PL2

MainMain

(*)

Va.c

(*)

Va.c

Access control

combined with

Nexa door panels

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CONTENTS

Access control with call buttons...................................................................................................................................23.

Contents.......................................................................................................................................................................24

Characteristics............................................................................................................................................................. 24.

Description of the Nexa modular door panel..........................................................................................................25-26.

Description of the sound modules...............................................................................................................................27

Description of the EL655 sound module.................................................................................................................. 27.

Description of the EL651 sound module.................................................................................................................. 28.

Description of the EL620/2PLUS sound module......................................................................................................29.

Description of the SW1 DIP switch........................................................................................................................30

Description of the self-testing LEDs.................................................................................................................... 30...

Description of the EL632 PLUS - EL642/PLUSsound moduleP/T ...........................................................................31.

Description of the SW1 - SW2 DIP switch ........................................................................................................32-33

Binary coding of the SW2 DIP switch.................................................................................................................... 33.

Description of the CN8 Nexa Bus link connector................................................................................................... 33.

Description of the CN3 function connector............................................................................................................34.

Description of the EL632 R5 - EL642/R5 sound moduleP/T .....................................................................................35

Description of the SW1 DIP switch........................................................................................................................36

Description of the CN7 Nexa Bus link connector................................................................................................... 36.

Description of the button modules

Description of the EL610Abutton module

Description of the EL610D button module................................................................................................................38

Description of the N3301/AL - NX3301 access control module....................................................................................39

Description of the JP1 jumper..................................................................................................................................40.

Description of the ...........................................................................................................................40SW1 DIP switch

Description of the s .........................................................................................................................40elf-testing LEDs

Description of the beeps

Installation of the door panel...................................................................................................................................... 41..

Location of the embedding box............................................................................................................................. ..41. .

Preparing the cable entry and fitting the embedding box..........................................................................................42.

Mounting the electronic modules.............................................................................................................................42

Fastening the frame to the embedding box..............................................................................................................43.

Cabling, connection and button configuration..........................................................................................................43

Final adjustments....................................................................................................................................................43

Closing the door panel.............................................................................................................................................43

Installation of the FA-PLUSand FA-PLUS/C power supply......................................................................................... 44.

Installation of the lock release.................................................................................................................................... 44.

Description of door panel operation........................................................................................................................... 44..

Programming the door panel......................................................................................................................................44.

Programming the TeknaPlus monitorsSE .............................................................................................................45-46

Programming TeknaR5 monitorsCol SU-R5 ..............................................................................................................47.

Programming T-540 Plus telephonesSE ...............................................................................................................48-49

Programming lephoneste

T-530R5 SU R5 .................................................................................................................50.

....................................................................................................................................................51-53Wiring diagrams

..........................................................................................................................................41

.............................................................................................................................. 37..

................................................................................................................37.

CHARACTERISTICS

Conﬁguring access control with call buttons enables users to make calls to apartments using the call buttons and to gain access to the building by entering a numeric code into the N3301 module.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DOOR PANEL

Description of the Nexa modular door panel:

Door panel component assembly drawing.

Frame modulesEmbedding boxes

Electronic

modules

Aluminium panel

Description of the door panel

Sound modules

EL63 PLUS P/T2 EL642/PLUS EL632 R5 P/T EL642/R5

, audio door entry system, 4+n.

EL655

, audio door entry system, several access doors, 4+n+CO.

EL651 EL620/2PLUS

Door panel joining bar: Enables 2 door panels to be joined.

, audio door entry system, 4 common wires.

, video door entry system with colour television camera, 5 common wires.

, audio door entry system, 5 common wires.

, .audio door entry system, 2 wires

Fixing screws for clip-on covers (x4)

Fixing screws for embedding box (x2)

Clip-on covers: 60xx

Grille module:

N1000/AL N1110/AL 1P. N2220/AL 2P.

Access control module:

N3301/AL

Nexa module separator (x2)

Button modules

N3XXX

Side profile (x2)

, video door entry system with colour television camera, 3 wires + COAX.

Side profile Door panel joining bar

Access control module

N3301/AL

Button module

EL610A EL610D

coded module and access control

, .

for 5 individual or 10 double buttons (4+n devices).

, .for 5 individual or 10 double buttons

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DOOR PANEL

Description of the Nexa modular door panel:

Short link hose supplied with the EL610A module (length 8 cm).

For connections between the EL655 sound module and the EL610A button module and

between the EL610Abutton modules of the same embedding box.

RAP-610A link hose (length 55 cm).

For connecting 2 EL610A button modules in different embedding boxes.

Short link hose supplied with the EL610A module (length 16 cm).

For connecting the buttons between the sound module and the EL610D button module and

between EL610D button modules.

RAP-610D link hose (length 27 cm).

For connecting the buttons between the sound module and the EL610D button module and

between EL610D button modules.

This hose is required when the distance between modules to be connected is greater due to

their distribution in the door panels.

NEXA Bus link hose (length 50 cm).

For connecting the EL632 EL642 module to thePlus P/T, , P/T orPlus EL632 R5 EL642 R5 N3301/AL coded module.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the EL655 sound module:

Front.

Speaker.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Microphone.

I1 I210 5 P13

~2~1

Sound module buttons (x2).

Back.

Label

Button connector.

4+N bus connection block.

Call mode setting jumper (0 electronic / 7 beeper).

- I1

- I2

- 10

- 5

- P1

- 3

- CV

- ~2

- ~1

Call indicator button 1.

: .Call indicator button 2 : .Door panel microphone output : .Door panel speaker input : .Door release signal input : .Negative : Contact “N.O.” for electric lock. : Contact “C” for electric lock. : TF104 power supply input. : TF104 power supply input.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the EL651 sound module:

Front.

Speaker.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Microphone.

Sound module buttons (x2).

Back

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Button connector.

4+N bus connector and busy channel.

Label.

Ringtone selection jumper.

( tone 1 tone 2).0: / 7:

- CO

- I1

- I2

- 10

- 5

- P1

- 3

- CV

- ~2

- ~1

Busy channel.

: .Call indicator button 1 : .Call indicator button 2 : Door panel microphone output. : Door panel speaker input. : Door release signal input. : .Negative : Contact “N.O.” for electric lock. : Contact “C” for electric lock. : TF104 power supply input. : TF104 power supply input.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the EL620/2PLUS sound module:

Front.

Speaker.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Microphone.

Sound module buttons (x2).

Back

Configuration DIP switch.

Button connector.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Button number.

+12

CV1

CV2

BUS

Label.

2Plus Nexa bus connection block.

BUS

CV1

CV2

+12

Positive

: .

: .Negative

: .Digital communication bus

: .Contact “C” for electric lock

: .Contact “N.O.” for electric lock

: .Power supply +12Vdc for electric lock

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the SW1 DIP switch:

The SW1 DIP switch is located on the top right-hand side of the back of the module.

Set to OFF if it is a master door panel. Each system must have only one master door panel; the

others must be slaves (ON). Set the door panel furthest from the channel as the master. If the system has a CD-2PLUS converter installed, the maximum number of door panels will be 2 and these will have to be configured as slaves.

Set to ON to programme the telephones.

Once the programming has finished, return the switch to the OFF position.

Set to ON to divert calls from the door panel to the guard unit when activated. Set to OFF if this

function is not necessary (CD-2PLUS converter and door panel capture on the guard unit required).

Set to ON for door panel tone volume or OFF for volumeHIGH LOW

*Factory setting

Description of the self-testing LEDs:

The self-testing LEDs are located on the top left-hand side of

Green

Red

If th e s h o r t circuit is eliminated within approx. 2 minutes, the door panel will automatically reset. After 2 minutes, it will be necessary to switch the power off and then on.

the back of the sound module.

Green LED

Fixed: Correct functioning.

Blinking: Door panel is being programmed (DIP switch 2 set to ON).

Red LED

Fixed: More than one door panel is configured as the master.

Blinking: There is a short circuit in the wiring* between the wires of the bus or no

door panel has been configured as the master

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the EL632 PLUS - EL642/PLUS sound module:P/T

Front.

Colour camera. (Only the EL632 PLUS module)P/T

LEDs (visual indications for people with impaired hearing)

LEDs. (Only function with EL632 Plus P/T module).

Speaker.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Microphone.

Sound module buttons (x2).

S 2 DIPW switch.

S DIPW1 switch.

Back

C 8N NEXA Bus connector.

C 6N button connector.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

C 3N function connector.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Button number.

Connection block.

CV1 CV2

+, D Aout

Ain

Vi+,ViVo+,VoShield Vi+ Vo+

: Contact “C” for electric lock. Relay 3. : Contact “N.O.” for electric lock. Relay 3. : Positive, negative. : Digital communication. : Audio output communication. : Audio input communication. : Balanced video signal input (through twisted pair) : Balanced video signal output (though twisted pair) : Coaxial cable .shield : Video signal input through coaxial cable. : Video signal output through coaxial cable.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the SW1 DIP switch:

The SW1 DIP switch is located on the left-hand side of the back of the module.

Dip switches 9 and 10 have no function.

Leave in the OFF position if the sound module is configured as operating mode EL500 Set to ON to configure the sound module as operating mode EL501 (general entrance door

panel).

Select the door opening time carried out from the exterior button ('AP' terminal). For more

information, see the manual supplied with the sound module. Leave in the ON position to set the door opening time to 3 seconds. Set to OFF to set the opening time to 15 seconds.

Select the type of cabling for the video signal. Leave in the OFF position for coaxial cables RG-59 or RG-11. Set to ON for twisted pair cable.

Leave in the OFF position if the door panel features a television camera. If the door panel has no camera (EL642/Plus sound module), set to ON.

For Plus systems, load the installation with a Plus communications resistor. For proper operation,

only leave in the ON position on the door panel closest to the installation channel or on the

general entrance door panel (if any). Set the others to OFF.

For Uno systems, load the installation with an Uno communications resistor. For proper

operation, only set to ON on the door panel closest to the installation channel. Leave the others

in the OFF position. If an RD Plus/Uno repeater is used:

In the installation channel or atthe entry of theinner door panel insystems with general entrance

door panels, leave the door panel(s) in the OFF position.

Set to ON for the volume of the door panel tones: (call in progress, busy system and door opened) to be or leave in the OFF position ifHIGH LOW

volume is required.

Set to ON for calls made from a door panel to be captured by the guard unit (if any). Leave in the

OFF position for the call to be received in the apartment. In general entrance door panel systems, this function is only applicable to general entrance door

panels.

Factory setting

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the SW2 DIP switch:

The SW2 DIP switch is located on the left-hand side of the back of the module.

This enables the auto switch-on (audio and/or video communication without having been called)

of the door panel if it has this switch set to the ON position. In buildings with several door panels, only activate on one of them; in systems with a general entrance door panel, it can be activated on one door panel in each building.

Set to ON for monitor or telephone programming. After programming,return it to the OFF position.

The programming method is described on p. 4 for monitors and p. 8 fortelephones.5 4

On the general entrance door panel (EL501 mode), set to ON to programme the buttons of the

general entrance door panel or the monitors/telephones of the channel (building). The programming method is described on p. and p. 9. After programming, return it to the OFF46 4 position.

Leave in the OFF position if it is a master door panel. Each system must have only one master

door panel; the others must be slaves (ON).

In systems with a general entrance door panel,a door panel from each channel(building) must be

configured as the master and thegeneral entrance door panelmust be configured asa slave. By doing so, the user will know from which door panel the call is being made.

They define the code of the channel (building).In channels withmore than one door panel, set the

same code for all panels; in systems with a general entrance door panel, set different codes for each channel. Set a code between 1 and 120 for the inner channels (up to 127 if the general entrance door panel is coded) and channel code 0(factory setting) for thegeneral entrance door panels. The assignment of the code is carried out in binary form, as shown in the following

Factory setting

section.

Binary coding of the SW2 DIP switch:

Switches set to the OFF position have a zero value. The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the enclosed

chart. The codeof the channel (building) will be equal to the sum of the values of the switches set to ON.

Switch number: ON value:

46453261678849210

Example: 64+0+16+0+4+2+1=87

Description of the CN8 NEXA Bus link connector:

The CN8 NEXA Bus link connector is located on the top right-hand side of the back of the

sound module.

Connect the cable supplied with the module to other modules using the NEXA Bus:

ðN3403/AL: Connect the module to provide the systemwith a displayviewer. ðN3301/AL: Connect the module to provide the systemwith access control and a codeddoor panel. ðN3301A/AL: Connect the module to provide the system with an alphabetic panel. ðE 3002:L Connectto the bus topower information panels (maximum units).3 ðCD-NEXA/BT: Connect the module to provide the system with a wireless configuration interface.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the CN3 function connector:

The CN3 function connector is located on the top left-hand side of the back of the sound

module.

Connect the cable supplied with the module to perform the following functions:

ð“AP” function:Activates the “CV1” and “CV2” lock release relay, timed activation time of 3or 15 seconds through

the SW1-2 DIPswitch (see p. 32). For more information, see the manual supplied with the sound module.

ð“ICO” function: Busy channel indication is carried out with the “ICO” and “+12” terminals. ð“Handicap” function: FDI voice module (France). The connector includes all wires for connection. For more

information, see the manual supplied with the sound module.

Description of the CN3 connector

C 3N top view

837

1 (-) Negative.Grey 2 (+12)Brown 12Vdc for continuous lock release activation. 3 (ICO)White Busy channel indicator. 4 (AP)Yellow External button to activate the door release. 5 (+H)Pink To activate additional lighting. 6 (OP) Handicap.Blue 7 (SC) Handicap.Orange 8 (ALM) Handicap.Green 9 Red (PDB) Handicap.

Black

10 (-) Negative.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the EL632 R5 - EL642 5 sound module:P/T R

Front.

Colour camera. (Only the EL632 R5 module)P/T .

LEDs (visual indications for people with impaired hearing).

LEDs. (Only function with EL632 R5 P/T module).

Speaker.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Microphone.

CV1 CV2

A/D

Vi+,ViVo+,Vo-

Sound module buttons (x2).

Sw1 DIP switch.

Back.

Cn7 NEXA Bus connector.

Cn2 button connector.

Telephone speaker volume control potentiometer.

Door panel speaker volume control potentiometer.

Button number.

Connection block.

: Negative :

Contact “C” for electric lock. Relay 3.

: Contact “N.O.” for electric lock. Relay 3. : Positive, negative. : Audio and digital communication. : Video signal input. : Video signal output. : Negative.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUND MODULES

Description of the SW1 DIP switch:

The SW1 DIP switch is located on the top left-hand side of the back of the module.

This enables the auto switch-on (audio and/or video communication without having been called)

of the door panel if it has this switch set to the ON position. In buildings with many door panels, activate only one of them. In systems with a general entrance panel this function can be activated on one door panel of each building.

Set to ON for monitor or telephone programming.

Once the programming has finished, return the switch to the OFF position. The programming method is described on p. 4 for monitors and p. for telephones.7 50

Set to OFF if it is a master door panel. Each system must have only one master door panel; the

others must be slaves (ON). In systems with a general entrance door panel, set one door panel from each building as the master.

Set to ON if the door panel features a television camera. Set to OFF if the door panel has no

television camera.

Set to ON . If the building has more access doors,only on one door panel in each buildingor channel

set the others to OFF.

Set to ON to divert calls from the door panel to the guard unit when activated. Set to OFF if this

function is not necessary ( digital converter and doorpanel capture onthe guard unitCD-PLUS/R5 required).

Set to ON for door panel tone volume or OFF for NORMAL volume.HIGH

Not used.

*Factory setting

Description of the CN7 Nexa Bus link connector:

The CN7 Nexa Bus link connector is located on the topright-hand side of the back of the sound

module.

Connect the cable supplied with the module to other modules using the NEXA Bus:

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DESCRIPTION OF THE BUTTON MODULES

Description of the EL610A button module:

Front.

Module buttons (x10).

- I1

- I2

- I3

- I4

- I5

- I6

- I7

- I8

- I9

- I10

Call indicator button

: 1.

: 2.Call indicator button

: 3.Call indicator button

: 4.Call indicator button

: 5.Call indicator button

: 6.Call indicator button

: 7.Call indicator button

: 8.Call indicator button

: 9.Call indicator button

: 10.Call indicator button

Back.

Button connector input.

Label

Button connector block

.(independent of calls)

Button connector output.

Button number.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE BUTTON MODULES

Description of the EL610D button module:

Front.

Module buttons (x10).

Back.

Button connector input/output (x3).

DIP switch (button call code).

Button number.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCESS CONTROL MODULE

Description of the N3301/AL - NX3301 module

Front.

Green LED.

Red LED.

Numeric keypad.

Key button.

Cancel button.

~ ~

NA1 C1 NC1 NA2 C2 NC2 P

PL1 PL2

Back.

Sw1 DIP switch.

Jp1 tamper jumper.

NEXA Bus connectors.

Connection block.

: Power input (Do not power when connecting the Nexa Bus link hose. See p. 71

for connections)

: Normally open output relay 1. : 1.Common relay : 1.Normally closed output relay : 2.Normally open output relay : 2.Common relay : 2.Normally closed output relay : Panic output. : Negative. : 1.Input for exterior button relay : 2.Input for exterior button relay

JP1

Red Green

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DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCESS CONTROL MODULE

Description of the JP1 jumper:

The JP1 jumper, located on the right-hand side of the connection block,

activates the tamper alarm.

Normal operation, alarm not activated.

Tamper alarm mode activated. In this mode, the module's keypad operation

and external buttons are disabled. The LEDs and thekeypad's backlight are turned off and a constant audible alarm and the “P” panic output of the open collector (3 seconds every minute) are activated. Alarm mode ends when the JP1 jumper is replaced.

Description of the SW1 DIP switch:

The SW1 DIP switch is located on the left-hand side of the module.

Use to reset the special installer PIN to the factory code.

Proceed as follows: Set DIP switch 1 to ON. The module will emit 2 beeps and

the green LED on the front will light up for 1 second. Then set the DIP switch to OFF (the code is now the one assigned at the factory). If the access control module was locked during this process, the special unlock PIN will also be reset to the factory code.

Set DIP switch 2 to OFF to configure the door panel as a standalone module.

Description of the self-testing LEDs:

The self-testing LEDs are located on the top right-hand side of the front of

the module.

Operation

Normal

( )

Factory setting.

Red LED Green LED

Off

Standby

Programming

mode

Lock Rapid blink

Correct code

Wrong code 4 rapid blinks

Normal

Confirm field Slow blink 2 rapid blinks

Confirm sequence Slow blink 4 rapid blinks

Wrong code 4 rapid blinks Off

Slow blink Off

Off

On (1 second)

Off

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DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCESS CONTROL MODULE

Description of the beeps:

The access control module features an internal beeper for reproducing operation beeps.

Operation

Programming

Confirm field

Confirm sequence

Cancel 1 long beep (0.5 sec)

Error 1 long beep (1 sec)

Key press 1 rapid beep

Alarm activated 1 constant beep

INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL

Location of the embedding box:

Duration

5 rapid beeps

2 rapid beeps

4 rapid beeps

238

1850

CEV90

99 mm.

328 mm.

56 mm.

1650

Make a hole in the wall to position the top of the door panel at a height of 1.65m.

Hole dimensions depend on the type of door panel.

M dul so e

Model

H D

The door panel has been designed to be used under most environmental conditions. It is however advisable to

take extra precautions to prolong its service life (shields, covered areas, etc.) To obtain optimum video door entry system image quality, avoid direct contact from light sources (sunshine,

.street lights, etc.)

N V SCE 90C

132,5

56,5

1450

CEV90CN

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INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL

Preparing the cable entry:

Break through the hole to allow entry of cables through the bottom part of

the embedding box.

In the case of door panels with more than one embedding box, break through the side holes and join the embedding boxes using cable grommets.

Fitting the embedding box:

Pass the cable through the hole made in the

embedding box. Embed the box and ensure that it is level and flush. Once the embedding box is positioned, remove the protective stickers from the door panel's fixing holes.

Mounting the electronic modules:

Insert the sound module into the top of the frame module.

Line up the clips on the sound module with the respective housings on the frame module and

.then press gently until correctly positioned

If there is a button module, repeat the above process, positioning it below the sound module

or the other frame if any, as shown in the drawing.

Sound module

EL655 EL651 EL620

EL63 Plus P/T2

EL642 Plus

EL632 R5 P/T

EL642 R5

Button modules

EL610X

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INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL

Fastening the frame to the embedding box:

Insert the spring hinge which attaches to the product in the

embedding box, as shown in the drawing.

To fasten the frame to the embedding box, insert the

spring hinge into the housings provided for this purpose in the frame, as shown in the drawing.

The frame can now be tilted horizontally to enable connection and setting

of the sound module, button modules and access control module Connect the Nexa Bus hose link (if any) to the sound module and access control modules as shown in the “Nexa Bus connection between the sound module and coded module” section on p. 7 .1

Cabling, connection button conﬁguration :, and ﬁnal adjustments

See the manual supplied with the sound module.

Closing the door panel:

Fix the door panel to the embedding box using the screws

supplied.

To complete the ﬁtting of the panel, attach the clip-on covers by

positioning one end and then applying slight pressure to the other end until they clip into place.

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INSTALLATION OF THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT

FA-PLUS and FA-PLUS/C power supply installation drawing:

Install the power supply unit in a dry and protected place free from the risk of water leaks or sprays. To preventelectric shock, do not remove the protective cover of the primary or handle the wiring. The fitting and handling of this device must be carried out by authorised personnelin the absence of electrical current. To avoid damage, the power supplyunit must be firmlysecuredin place.

3,5 x 45

DIN-7971

by a circuit breaker.Connect the FA-Plus power supply unit to the earth connection.

To install the power supply unit directly on the wall, drill two holes of Ø6mm and insert the wall

plugs. Fix the power supply unit using the specified screws.

Please note that current regulations stipulate that the power supply must be protected

3,5 x 45

DIN-7971

The power supply unit can beinstalled on a DIN 46277 rail by applying slight pressure. To remove the power supply unit from the DIN rail, use a flat screwdriver to lever it off,

as shown in the drawing.

The FA-Plus/C model requires 6 elements on the DIN rail and the FA-Plus model 10.

DIN 46277

IMPORTANT: the maximum numberof units that canbe connected to FA-Plus/C and FA-Plus power supply unit is 10and

50, respectively.

Replace the protective cover once the input terminals have been wired.

INSTALLATION OF THE LOCK RELEASE

Lock release

If the lock release is to be fitted to a metal door, use

a Ø3.5mm drill bit and thread the hole made. For wooden doors, use a Ø3mm drill bit.

DIN-7972

M 4 x 8

IMPORTANT: the access control module is supplied with two varistors. If

DIN-963

connecting an AC lock release to one of the outputs, fit the varistor supplied directly to the lock release terminals to ensure that the module functions correctly.

DOOR PANEL OPERATION

Description of door panel operation

In addition to the operating mode of the access control module described on p. 10, it is possible to make calls to

telephones and/or monitors in the installation using the door panel's corresponding EL610 button module.

PROGRAMMING THE DOOR PANEL

Programming ﬁelds

To check the programming ﬁelds of the door panel with access control, see p. 11-21.

AUDIO AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM - ACCESS CONTROL

PROGRAMMING THE MONITORS

Programming the Tekna Plus monitors:SE

Locate the SW2 DIP switch situated on the top left-hand side of the back of the EL632 PLUS module andP/T

set number 2 to ON. The door panel will reproduce a sound to advise that the system has entered into programming mode.

In systems with more than one door panel, the programming process shall be done on the master door

panel only.

Important: .To perform this programming, the monitor's SW2 DIP switches should be set to OFF

To programme the monitor from a general entrance door panel (if any), see p. .46

Switch off the monitor to be programmed One long press for 3seconds, turns the monitor( O O )n or ff . Once the telephone is off, press the door release push button.

With the door release push button pressed, switch on the monitor.

To show that the system is ready for programming, the door panel will reproduce a sound

and the picture will appears on the monitor.At this moment, the door release push button can be released. Lift the handset to establish audio communication with the door panel.

Press the door panel push button that will call this monitor.

At this moment the door panel will reproduce asound and the monitor led will blink .red

To programme the monitor as , press button for 3 secondsMaster .

To programme the monitor as , press button once, and the status LED will blinkSlave 1

green once. Continue successively to , pressing button four times, with the statusSlave 4 LED blinking green four times.

To programme the monitor as , press button and the status LED will blinkSlave with intercom

green once.

Each apartment must only have one master unit; if there are parallel units, whether monitors or telephones, they must be

configured as slaves.

To programme the monitor as , press button and the status LED will blinkSlave without video

green once. If button is pressed again, the monitor will return to being programmed as Slave with video, and the status LED will blink green twice. The door panel video will be displayed during a call depending on whether the monitor has been programmed as: Slave with video or Slave without video.

Make a call to check that the monitor has been successfully programmed. Programme the other

telephones in the same way.

Once the programming has finished, set the programming switch to OFF. If this is not done, the door

panel will emit tones to indicate that the system is still in programming mode.

AUDIO AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM - ACCESS CONTROL

PROGRAMMING THE MONITORS - GENERAL ENTRANCE DOOR PANEL ONLY

Programming Tekna Plus monitors from a general entrance door panel (SW1-1 ON):SE

Locate the SW2 DIP switch on the general entrance door panel situated on the top left-hand

side of theback of thesound module. Withswitch 1 OFFand switch 3ON, set switch2 to ON: the general entrance door panel will emit a tone indicating that it has entered programming mode.

In systems with more than one door panel, only carry out this procedureon the main door panel.

Important: .To perform this programming,the monitor'sSW2 DIP switches should be set to OFF

To programme the monitor from a inner door panel, see p. 4 .5