Audio
door entry system
Kits
with access control
Stadio Plus
T4003EN
rev.0105
Instructions manual
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INDEX
Introduction..........................................1
System characteristics ............................1
Index ...................................................1
Power supply installation.........................2
Door panel installation.....................2 to 4
Access control description ......................5
Access control programming ....................
Programming methodes ......................5
Enter and exit from programming..........6
Programming structure and sequence.......6
Function fields and values ............7 to 10
Duplicated codes..............................10
T elephone installation..........................11
Lock release installation .......................12
Important note.............................12
Starting recommendations....................12
System operation.................................12
Installation diagrams ...............................
Audi o door e ntry s yste m.......................13
2nd relay connection.........................14
Parallel telephones installation............14
External lock release activation ...........14
Quick programming guide...................15
Troubleshooting hints...........................17
INTRODUCTION
First of all we would like to thank and congratulate you for the purchase of this product
manufactured by Golmar.
The commitment to reach the satisfaction of our customers is stated through the ISO-9001
certification and for the manufacturing of products like this one.
Its advanced technology and exacting quality control will do that customers and users enjoy with
the legion of features this system offers. T o obtain the maximum profit of these features and a properly
wired installation, we kindly recommend you to expend a few minutes of your time to read this manual.
SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
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Audio system with 4 + N wires installation.
O Just 1 TF-104 transformer (12Va.c., 1.5A).
O Electronic call with acoustic acknowledgement signal.
O a.c. lock releases activation.
O Up to three telephones in the same apartment.
O Access control module with numeric keypad.
2 output relays of 8 activation codes each and independent panic code.
4, 5 or 6 digits programmable codes.
Relay 1: n/c or n/o, single shoot or stable software programmable (60W maximum load).
Relay 2: single shoot with three contacts (n/c or n/o with 60W maximum load).
Programmable activation time from 1 to 20 seconds on single shoot mode.
After introduction of consecutive wrong codes, the access control is disabled (more information
on page 12, "System operation").
POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION
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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
DIN 46277
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
f3,5 x 25
DIN-7971
nstalling the TF-104 transformer.
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To install the transformer directly on the wall,
insert the fixing flanges.
Drill two holes of Ø6mm. and
insert the wallplugs.
Fix the transformer with the specified
screws.
The transformer can be installed on a DIN guide (3 units) simply pressing it.
To disassemble the transformer from the DIN guide, use a plain screwdriver to lever
the flange as shown on the picture.
The transformer must be installed in a dry and
protected place. It's recommended to protect
the transformer by using a thermo-magnetic
circuit breaker.
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mbedding box positioning.
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The upper part of the module should be placed at 1,65m. height roughly.
The hole dimensions are: 125(W) x 257(H) x 57(D) mm.
The module has been designed to be placed under most of the environmental conditions.
However it's recommended to take additional cautions like rainproof covers.
DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
Break the bottom flange
to pass the cables through.
reparing the embedding box.
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Pass the wiring through the hole made in
the bottom part of the embedding box.
Level and flush the embedding box.
Once the embedding box is placed,
remove the protective labels
from the attaching door panel holes.
old the door panel on the embedding box.
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Select a direction to open the door panel; this selection should ease
the door panel wiring.
The opening direction will be settled through the hinges position,
that must be passed through the header clips as shown.
For example, if the hinges are placed on both clips of the lower
header, the door panel will open downwards; if they are placed
on the right clips of both headers, the door panel will open to left.
To hold the door panel on the embedding box,
insert the hinges in the embedding box lockers
as shown.
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DOOR PANEL INSTALLATION
lace the nameplate labels.
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Open the label holder.
Place the label and
close.
inal adjustments.
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If after starting the system it's considered that the audio
volume isn't correct, proceed with the necessary
adjustments as shown.
Once the nameplate labels are placed, wire the
lamps from different modules and connect them
to terminals L1 and L2 of the sound module,
as it's shown on the installation diagrams.
lose the door panel.
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Fix the door panel by using the supplied
screws.
Finish the door panel assembly by pressing
the closing heads.
rogramming methodes.
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It will be necessary to enter into the programming menu to configure the system properties.
Two different programming menues are available: installer, that allows to modifiy any of the
system properties and user, that only allows to change the relay activation codes,
the user code and to disable the keypad acknowledgement signal.
Programming options with black text and white background are availables in both menues;
options with white text and black background are only availables on installer menu.
The module will automatically exit from the configuration menu after 2 minutes with no operation.
Installation terminal connector is located on the rear
part of the module. The correspondance of each
terminal is as follows:
Jumper JP4, that's placed on the left side of the terminal connector
allows to reset the installer PIN code to the factory default
(see page 6).
Use this function only in case to forget this code.
With the system switched on, change the jumper position
to reset the code and return it to the standby position.
odule description
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power supply input.
positif for battery.
negatif for battery.
relay 1 common terminal.
relay 1 output terminal.
relay 2 normally closed output.
relay 2 common terminal.
relay 2 normally closed output.
panic output.
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B+ :
B– :
C1 :
N1 :
NC2 :
C2 :
NA2 :
P :
Reset. Standby.
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nter and exit from
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programming.
rogramming structure
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and sequence.
To enter into the programming menu, press key symbol and enter
the installer PIN code (factory default: 271828)
or the user PIN code (factory default: 314159).
To exit from the programming menu press key symbol at any moment.
On both cases, the module will reproduce 5 fast acoustic tones.
To program the access control functions, it will be necessary to enter the function field
followed by the corresponding value. Sometimes, this value will be predefined
(i.e. relay 1 contact type) and sometimes will be selected by the installer.
Once into programming mode, the programming sequence is as follows:
If a wrong value has been introduced, press cancel key (C). The keypad will reproduce 1 large
acoustic tone. If cancel key has been pressed during the introduction of the function field,
even after the confirming tones, the function field must be entered again; if cancel key
has been pressed during the introduction of the function value, introduce a new value.
Enter the function field to be programmed: this is a
2 digits code. The module will reproduce a 2 slow
acoustic tones.
Enter the value of the function under programming.
Once the value has been entered, the module
will reproduce a 4 slow acoustic tones.
Enter the next function field to be programmed or
press key symbol to exit from the programming mode.
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unction fields and values.
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The module is delivered with factory default values: for security reasons, the relay activation
codes are delivered with a non valid value. For a proper system operation, check that
all the values match your requirements.
It's not necessary to program the functions in the same order as they are shown.
It defines the lenght of the relay activation codes.
Accepted lengths are 4, 5 or 6 digits.
Factory default: 4 digits.
Any modification of this value will delete
the existing relay activation codes.
It defines the 1st activation code of the relay n.1.
Enter a code according with the number of digits
defined on 00 field.
It defines the 2nd activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 3rd activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 4th activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 5th activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 6th activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
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It defines the 7th activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 8th activation code of the relay n.1.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 1st activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 2nd activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 3rd activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 4th activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 5th activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 6th activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 7th activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
It defines the 8th activation code of the relay n.2.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
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unction fields and values.
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It defines the activation code of the panic function.
Proceed as detailed on 11 field.
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It defines the contact type of the relay n.1.
Select 0 for normally open operation.
Select 1 for normally closed operation.
In case of power supply failure and n/c operation,
the relay will switch to n/o status.
Factory default: 0 (n/o).
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It defines the activation type of the relay n.1.
Select 0 for single shoot operation.
Select 1 for stable operation.
Factory default: 0 (single shoot).
It defines the activation time of the relay n.1.
Only valid when programmed as single shoot.
Select a value from 01 to 20 (seconds).
Factory default: 03 seconds.
It defines the activation time of the relay n.2.
This relay only operates as single shoot.
Select a value from 01 to 20 (seconds).
Factory default: 03 seconds.
It defines the activation time of the panic output.
Select a value from 01 to 20 (seconds).
Factory default: 03 seconds.
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uplicated codes.
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It defines the installer PIN code to enter into programming
mode.
A 6 digits code must be always used. Once this code
has been introduced, 2 acoustic tones will be heard:
introduce the code again and 4 slow acoustic tones
will be heard to confirm the changes.
Factory default: 271828.
It defines the user PIN code to enter into programming
mode.
A 6 digits code must be always used. Once this code
has been introduced, 2 acoustic tones will be heard:
introduce the code again and 4 slow acoustic tones
will be heard to confirm the changes.
Factory default: 314159.
It allows to enable or disable the acoustic signal that's
reproduced when a key is pressed. This function
hasn't effect during programming mode.
Select 0 to disable this function.
Select 1 to enable this function.
Factory default: 1 (enabled).
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It's possible to activate both relays simultaneously. Simply repeat one of the activation codes
for both relays.
On systems that use the power supply included on the kit to activate the connected devices
(i.e. two lock releases) simultaneously, the maximum load of this power supply must be
calculated. If necessary, an additional power supply can be used to activate these devices.
The connection of an additional TF-104 transformer, to activate a second lock release,
is shown on page 14.
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unction fields and values.
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TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
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Telephone handset.
Speaker grille.
Microphone hole.
Subjection hole.
Telephone cord connectors.
Additional push button.
Door release push button.
Hook switch.
To open the telephone insert
a plain screwdriver into the slots and
rotate it as shown.
Avoid to place the telephone near to heating sources,
in dusty locations or smoky environments.
The telephone can be fixed using an electrical embedding
box or directly on the wall, as shown on the picture.
If the telephone will be installed directly over the wall,
drill two holes of Ø6mm. on the specified positions,
using 6mm. wallplugs and Ø3,5 x 25mm. screws.
Pass the installation wires through
the corresponding hole and
connect them as shown on the
installation diagrams.
Close the telephone as shown on the picture.
Once the telephone is closed, connect the handset
using the telephone cord and put it on the craddle.
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escription of the T-902 telephone.
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DIN-7972
DIN-963
INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
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LOCK RELEASE INSTALLATION
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udio door entry system.
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CVCPL1L2
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CN1
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~1~2
Sound module
TF-104
SEC
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Mains
C2NC2 NA2B+ B- C1 N1
CN1
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Access control
ind. 1
0 10 5 3 P1
ind. 2
0 10 5 3 P1
(*) Place the varistor on the lock release terminals directly.
0, ind, 5, , 10, , P, P1 0,25mm² 0,50mm²
0,50mm² 1,00mm²
1,00mm² 2,50mm²
Terminal 100m.
Sections chart
300m.
–, 3
~1, ~2, CV
(*)
Maximum load
200mA / 48Vd.c.
Additional push button
SYSTEM OPERATION
STARTING RECOMMENDATIONS
O To make a call the visitor should press the push button corresponding to the apartment he wishes
to contact. An acoustic tone will be heard confirming the call as the push button is pressed. At
this moment the call will be received at the telephone in the dwelling.
O To establish communication pick up the telephone handset.
O To open the door, press the door release push button at any moment.
Press the door release telephone push button at any moment.
Key in a valid code on the access control: in case of a valid code, three acoustic tones will be
reproduced and the lock release will be activated. In case of a wrong code, a long
acoustic tone will be heard.
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After introduction of three consecutive wrong codes, in a
period of less than 15 seconds, the access control is disabled during 3 minutes. After this
time, if 3 consecutives wrong codes are introduced again, the disabled time is doubled up
to a maximum of 12 minutes.
T-902
T-902
IMPORTANT.
A varistor is supplied with the access control module.
To ensure a proper system operation, place the
varistor on the lock release terminals directly,
as shown on the left figure.
If the lock release will be installed in a metal door, use a
Ø3,5mm. drill and tap the hole. In case of wood door,
use a Ø3mm. drill.
ock release installation.
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Do not use excessive force when tightening the transformer connector screws.
Install the equipment without the power connected. Disconnect from power before any system
modification. Check that the input voltage is lower than 230Va.c.
Before to connect the system, check the connections between door panel and telephones, and
the transformer connection. Do always follow the enclosed information.
Maximum load
200mA / 48Vd.c.
Additional push button
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SEC
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PRI
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Mains
TF-104
transformer
nd relay connection.
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Relay nr. 1 is reserved for the connection of the door panel lock release, as it's shown on
previous page. Relay nr. 2 operates on single shoot mode only.
Use a TF-104 transformer to connect a 2nd lock release; wire them as it's shown on the
enclosed diagram.
To activate the 2nd lock release from the telephone, wire the telephone additional push
button between C2 and NA2 access control terminals.
(*) Place the varistor on the lock release terminals directly.
C2NC2 NA2B+ B- C1 N1
CN1
P
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Access control
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
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Gray text: factory default
QUICK PROGRAMMING GUIDE
uick programming guide.
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1st code, Relay 1
1st code, Relay 2
Codes lenght (4, 5 or 6 digits)
2nd code, Relay 1
2nd code, Relay 2
3rd code, Relay 1
3rd code, Relay 2
4th code, Relay 1
4th code, Relay 2
5th code, Relay 1
5th code, Relay 2
6th code, Relay 1
6th code, Relay 2
7th code, Relay 1
7th code, Relay 2
8th code, Relay 1
8th code, Relay 2
Panic code
Installer PIN code
User PIN code
Relay 1: N/O (0) N/C(1)
Keypad tones: Off (0) On(1)
Relay 1: Single shoot (0) Stable(1)
Relay 1: Activation time (01 to 20s.)
Relay 2: Activation time (01 to 20s.)
Panic: Activation time (01 to 20s.)
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arallel telephones installation.
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The maximum number of telephones placed
in the same apartment is three.
For each telephone placed in parallel
the section corresponding to the call wire
must be doubled.
xternal lock release activation.
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The lock release can be activated at any moment by using
an external push button, that must be connected between
'–' y 'P' terminals of the main module.
This function will allows to exit from the building
being not necessary the use of a key.
CVCPL1L2 P
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TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
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O Nothing operates.
w Check the output transformer voltage between SEC terminals: it should have 12 to 17Va.c. If
not, disconnect the transformer from the installation and measure again. If it's correct now,
it means there is a short circuit in the installation: disconnect the transformer from mains
and check the installation.
O Inappropriate audio level.
w Adjust the level volumes as shown on page 4. In case of feedback, reduce the audio levels
until feedback fade out.
O Door open function no operates.
w Disconnect the lock release from the sound module and short-circuit terminals ' ' and 'P': at
that moment the output voltage between terminals 'CV' and '~2' of the sound module
should be 12Va.c. If it's so check the lock release, its wiring and the wiring of the terminal
'P' from the sound module to the telephones. If these tests don't solve the problem, replace
the sound module.
w Check that the introduced code is a valid code to activate the relay connected to the lock
release.
O No telephones receive the call or acknowledgement call signal is not reproduced.
w Check that the push buttons common terminal are correctly connected to the 'CP' terminal of
the sound module.
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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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