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LEITRONIC AG

Swiss Security Systems

EasyAlarm ELEVATOR

Issue: 11 / 2014

Code: 0221Code: 0221

Isue: 2/2019

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Program calling numbers 5.1 Write down numbers

**1 Announcement *

**2 Announcement *

**3 Announcement *

**4 Announcement *

**5 Announcement *

**6 Announcement *

**7 Announcement *

**8 Announcement *

Calling number sequence 5.2.2 Write down sequence

**0 Announcement *

Program routine number 6.5.5 / 6.5.4 Write down number

**9 Announcement *

Record individual announcement 5.4 Write down text

**# Indiv. Announcement * Indiv. Announcement

PIN-Code 5.5 Identification (4 to 7 digits)

# # re-enter PIN-Code #

Operation 6 Battery error Emerg. Call activated 9.12

Check phone line Power failure (Operation)-supervision 1/2/3 activated

4.8 4.8

Test calling numbers 1-9 6.8 Press key 1-9 Selected number will be Check hands-free Disconnect: called party must

connection quality press 0

3.2

Check wiring 4.6

**** 1/2/3 activated / desactivated 4.6

Start-up

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1. Safety instructions...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.1 Telephone connection.......................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.2 Power supply....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.3 Safety notes......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

2. Set view........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 Sub-communication unit.......................................................................................................................................................................4

3. Assembly...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

3.1 Assembly / drilling template for EasyAlarm®........................................................................................................................................ 5

3.2 Assembly of the sub-communication unit.............................................................................................................................................5

4. Installation.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

4.1 Telephone wiring ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

4.2 Sensor-Wiring...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

4.3 Power supply....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.4 Outputs ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.5 LMK70T-Amplifier (Hearing aid loop / Exciter)......................................................................................................................................9

4.6 Check wiring (Functional test).............................................................................................................................................................. 9

4.7 Programming....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.8 Operation............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

5. Programming............................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

5.1 How to program new calling numbers (Announce/Change/Delete)....................................................................................................10

5.2 Calling numbers sequence................................................................................................................................................................. 11

5.3 Remote programming of calling number and calling number sequence.............................................................................................11

5.4 How to select user language / record individual message..................................................................................................................12

5.5 How to program PIN-Code (Identification)..........................................................................................................................................12

6. Functional description.............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

6.1 Self test at power on.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

6.2 Arm / Disarm system.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

6.3 Waiting period.................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

6.4 Supervision mode.............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

6.5 Alarm functions.................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

6.6 Telephone connection........................................................................................................................................................................ 15

6.7 Alarm repetition..................................................................................................................................................................................16

6.8 Test call.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

6.9 Remote access by dialling-in.............................................................................................................................................................. 17

6.10 Machine room communication (EA-8-DPXM / EA-8-DPXFM)............................................................................................................18

6.11 Fire brigade communication EN81-72................................................................................................................................................19

7. Useful notes............................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

7.1 Touch-tone commands....................................................................................................................................................................... 20

7.2 Announcement...................................................................................................................................................................................20

7.3 Functional tests..................................................................................................................................................................................21

7.4 Battery check / replacement ..............................................................................................................................................................21

7.5 Maintenance...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

8. Trouble shooting / Error handling............................................................................................................................................................ 22

8.1 General.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

8.2 Telephone line / Connection .............................................................................................................................................................. 22

8.3 Quality of the hands-free communication / Touch-tone during connection..........................................................................................23

8.4 Dialling-in........................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

8.5 Wiring test.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

9. Special programming................................................................................................................................................................................ 25

9.1 Ready/Modify profile.......................................................................................................................................................................... 25

9.2 Factory settings (Default Value)......................................................................................................................................................... 25

9.3 Alarm repetitions................................................................................................................................................................................ 25

9.4 Routine call intervall...........................................................................................................................................................................25

9.5 Power failure...................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

9.6 User announcement .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26

9.7 Connection time-outs......................................................................................................................................................................... 26

9.8 Dialling-in (remote access).................................................................................................................................................................26

9.9 Remote programming........................................................................................................................................................................ 27

9.10 Dialling delay for EA-8-DPXN............................................................................................................................................................. 27

9.11 Sensor-1: Misuse-protection..............................................................................................................................................................27

9.12 Sensor-2: Emergency-button.............................................................................................................................................................28

9.13 Sensor-3: Technical alarm..................................................................................................................................................................28

9.14 Control sub-communication unit ........................................................................................................................................................29

9.15 Background-Noise filter...................................................................................................................................................................... 29

9.16 Hands-free volume adjustment..........................................................................................................................................................29

9.17 DTMF optimization for mobile connections......................................................................................................................................... 29

10. Accessory................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30

11. Contents of delivery / Specification......................................................................................................................................................... 33

11.1 Contents of delivery........................................................................................................................................................................... 33

11.2 Specification....................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

12. Warranty..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

13. Drilling pattern........................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

14. Index........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1.1 Telephone connection

 EasyAlarm® is designed to connect to an analogue telephone line. This network must remain in service for at least one

hour after a mains power loss according to EN81-28.

These are:

 analogue PSTN (with EA-8-DPXN in combined use with downstream existing subscriber as modem/fax).  analogue port of an ISDN terminal:

ISDN-NT has to be reprogrammed for emergency operation at the ab-port. One line must be available at any time.

 Mobile interface / Gateway with approval, i.e. from Leitronic  10.7.1.  analogue port of a private exchange using UPS (Interruptible power supply 1h buffering).  DECT-Interface  10.7.2.

Multiple EasyAlarm® sharing one line:  Ensure that the first alarm number is always available, because if multiple alarms triggered at the same time it is

possible that only first number can be reached.

 A maximum of three units can share one line.

In case of star cable routing (max. 15 Ω difference per connection = Calc 2 x conductor resistance!) up to 4 diallers can be connected. Example: AWG 24 (U72) = 2 x 90 Ω / km => difference in length max. 15 Ω / (2 x 90 Ω / km) = 0.083km.

 In case of a two-step-dialling-in  6.9.2 the number of diallers is doubled.

Not suitable:

 VoIP (VoiceoverInternetProtocol), cable-TV-modem or NGN (NextGenerationNetwork), as in case of a power loss even

with local backup the network (Amplifiers, Fiber network etc.) cannot guarantee EN81-28.

 If a "fail-safe" connection is guaranteed, ensure that DTMF-transmission will be real-time  i.e. configure “DTMF

inband” on the ATA (AnalogTelephoneAdapter).

The voltage of the telephone network is defined in EN 41003. It is higher than 40 V and therefore please beware for electrical hazard and disconnect the phone line whenever working on connections.

The telephone line can be protected with a lightning protection interface  10.11.

1.2 Power supply

A transformer according to the safety regulation EN60950 provides power supply. 9V battery is used as a back up in case of power failure. It is located on the rear side oft the device. In case of a mains power loss in combination with a low battery, EasyAlarm® can still make a call to one destination powered over the telephone line. If a relay is used to start emergency call, beware that this relay is powered for at least 1 hour after a mains loss.

1.3 Safety notes

 All the electrical connections have to be potential free; therefore no ground connection between elevator control-unit

nor the power supply is permitted. Observe the regulation according to EN60950.

 If you hear or o after power on, you have to replace the battery  7.4.  Check alarm functions and start a test-call, before the system is put in service  6.8.

 Please note, an alarm by telephone is only successful if the subscriber takes care of the following points:

 Alarm must not be answered by an answering machine or equal equipment.  Mobile phones can be out of coverage (e.g. underground car park, shielded rooms, remote areas and so on).

 Do not open the device (exception: opening of battery compartment).  Do not bring the device into contact with water.  Use only small signal switches or relay contacts for the emergency buttons. Do not use 230 V contact material, since it

may not give a reliable contact.

Battery failure

beep,beep,beep

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2. SET VIEW

1. Keypad

Is used to program  5 and to control the alarm unit  6. All the EasyAlarm®-keys are marked in black within this document: 123456789*0#. In contrast the touch-tone commands initiated on the telephone to remote control the alarm unit are marked in white:

123456789*0#.

2. Speaker

Serves to guide the user during programming or during telephone connection as a speaker.

3. Microphone

The microphone is turned on during the hands-free connection.

4. Indicator (LED)

Status of the LED's Operation mode Green Waiting period  6.3 Green flashing every 4 seconds Supervision mode (active)  6.4 Green is on and off for 4 seconds alternatively Supervision mode (inactive)  6.4 Orange Telephone connection  6.6

5. Selection switch

Position Info I Emergency call without misuse protection / Signal S1 (Sensor-1) not monitored II Emergency call without misuse protection / Signal S1 (Sensor-1) as alarm: adapt alarm condition  9.11.1 III Emergency call with misuse protection / Signal S1 (Sensor-1) used for misuse filter  9.11.2

6. Function switch

Position Info OFF Device is switched off PROG Entering of calling numbers, calling number sequence, PIN-Code and further parameters ON Device is in supervision mode

7. External port (EXT) for sub-communication unit, emergency button etc.

PIN Info Function Colour Specification 1 LS+ Speaker blue On -potential, observe isolation 2 OUT Switch orange On -potential, observe isolation 3 S2 (Sensor-2) Emergency contact (EC) black On -potential, observe isolation 4 +12 V Supply red On -potential, observe isolation 5 S1 (Sensor-1) Door signal green On -potential, observe isolation 6 GND GND yellow On -potential, observe isolation 7 S3 (Sensor-3) Alarm contact brown On -potential, observe isolation 8 MIC+ Microphone white On -potential, observe isolation

8. Battery compartment

The 9 V-battery is used to supply power during a power failure. Change battery  7.4. In the battery compartment is a switch to configure the type of the emergency button (NO / NC)  9.12.

9. Plug S1

PIN Info Function Specification 1 S1a Misuse-protection signal 10 to 50 V AC/DC 2 S1b Misuse-protection signal 10 to 50 V AC/DC

10. Phone-jack (-LINE)

PIN Info Function Colour Specification 3,4 a,b-IN to PSTN / Gateway red, green On -potential, observe isolation 2,5 a/b-OUT  to phone/modem black, yellow On -potential, observe isolation

 EA-8-DPXN, EA-8-DPXM and EA-8-DPXFM only

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2.1 Sub-communication unit

1. Speaker

Serves to guide the user during programming or during the telephone connection as a speaker.

2. Microphone

The microphone is turned on during the hands-free connection.

3. Volume  on the back side!

To adjust volume of the internal speaker (LMK70C) or Loop-output (LMK70T).

4. LED-Indicators

With light-pipes PGN25145 to front panel Operation mode Yellow Call activated Green Hands-free communication EN81-28:2018 alternating blinking (since version

8.51)

Nou routinecall during the last intervall  9.4

5. Port X2

PIN LMK70C/T LMC70 Specification 1 NO (normally open) EC On -potential, observe isolation 2 C EC On -potential, observe isolation 3 NC (normally closed) - On -potential, observe isolation

PIN LMK70T  hearing aid loop / Exicter 4,5 Loop On -potential, observe isolation

6. Port X7

PIN Info Function Specification 1 VIN(-) 8 to 35 V DC

Max. 400 mA (12 V) Max. 220 mA (24 V)

Supply i.e. from emergency light

Standby DPX, DPXF, DPXN: 70 mA (12 V) / 40 mA (24 V) Standby DPXM, DPXFM: 95 mA (12 V) / 55 mA (24 V)

2,3 VIN(+)

decoupled via

diodes 5 Lamp(+) 8 to 35 V DC for Lamp1 and Lamp2 4 Lamp1(-) Open-Collector-outputs

(- is switching contact) max. 300 mA/output

1.1A in total (fused)

Output-voltage=VIN

Yellow icon light (phone) indicates a telephone connection.

6 Lamp2(-) Green icon light (speak) is on, when hands-free connection is

established after receiving touch-tone command 1.

7 ECTest(-) Open PCB-switch INT in case of using en external remote controlled

emergency button.

8 LMK-OUT(-) Multifunctional output: Variants of use  9.14.2 

a) to forward alarm to building control system b) "Help is coming"-lamp

9,10 S3 (IN) Optocoupler-input

10 to 50 V (AC/DC)

Technical Alarm: 

7. External port (EXT) for EasyAlarm®

Alarm due to Sensor-3

 nur EA-LMK70C/T

 LMK70C/T only

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3. ASSEMBLY

3.1 Assembly / drilling template for EasyAlarm®

Drilling template  13 Note:

 If EasyAlarm® is mounted in a closed box (i.e. EA-IP-Box  10.10) the internal microphone must be turned off

(to eliminate acoustical feedback). In this case mark dialler to pointing out that the microphone is turned off. Label unit with “microphone deactivated”.

3.2 Assembly of the sub-communication unit

 Once mounted, the speaker and the microphone in particular should not be covered, otherwise the communication

quality decreases (reduced volume, poor hands free quality)  8.3.

 Make sure the microphone hole and the panel hole fit.  The sub-communication unit must be mounted directly behind the panel without any gap, otherwise there will be an

acoustic feedback. If necessary insulate speaker and microphone room acoustically using foam or rubber.

 Do not use any foil between the front panel and sub-unit, not even in waterproof versions option: -WG.

3.2.1 Retrofit solutions to existing elevators

3.2.1.1 Chrome panels (flush / surface mount, Inox=steel or PC=polycarbonate

EA-TAB (without button) EA-TAB-NT EA-TAB-HK("Help is coming") EA-TABPC-NTI (comm. unit if current button remains in use incl. ext..button RT-42/Typ IX incl. ext. display RA-42 with integrated emerg. button)

Art. No: 100.0220 Inox 2mm Art. No: 100.0221 Inox 2mm Art. No: 100.0222 Inox 2mm Art. No: 100.0210 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0211 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0212 PC 3mm Art. No: 100.0216 PC 3mm 100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm 100 x 200 mm

3.2.1.2 Transparent frame for surface mounting of panels

Suitable for front panels 100.0220 to 100.0223 incl. two inlays on bottom / top for LED emergency light chain e.g. Art. No:

100.0870 or 100.0873  10.6

Art. No: 100.0231 Art. No: 100.0232 Seal 100 x 220 x 23 mm 100 x 200 mm (Foam 1.5mm) incl. two mounting-screws for panels 100.0220 to 100.0223

Sub-comm. unit

Panel



Sub-comm. unit



Sub-comm. unit



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3.2.1.3 Panel drilling template with SNEL-retrofit kit (Art. No: 100.0277) Adhesive film for easy mount EN70-Symbols to stick on Light pipes

sub-communication unit panel front PGN25145

3.2.2 New installation or new panels

Drilling hole proposals from Schäfer GmbH with the appropriate order code.

In addition, two external EN81-70 indicators: e.g. Type MA42 (shepherds) or similar. The built-in LEDs and two light pipes (Art. No: 25 145 PGN) will lead light to the front: hole diameter Ø = 2.6-0.05mm.

Option 1: "G9924" Option 2: "G9924 LMK70-LED" with holes for light pipes and engraving

Option 1: "G9924wg" waterproof drilling pattern => use EA-LMK70C-WG to achieve IP54 Option 2: "G9924wg LMK70-LED" with holes for light pipes and engraving

Option 1: "G4824" Option 2: " G4824 LMK70-LED" with holes for light pipes and engraving

14.4

Ø2.6

14.4

4.4

Ø4

Ø2.6

Ø2.6Ø4Ø4

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4. INSTALLATION

Place 9 V-battery or voltage converter EA-DCDC ( 10.3.1) inside the battery compartment on the back side of the unit.

4.1 Telephone wiring

PIN Info Function Colour Specification 3,4 a,b-IN to PSTN / Gateway red, green On -potential, observe isolation 2,5 a/b-OUT  to phone/modem black, yellow On -potential, observe isolation  EA-8-DPXN, EA-8-DPXM and EA-8-DPXFM only

4.1.1 Check telephone line

In case of check if voltage over the a,b-IN wires is between 20-50 V DC.

4.2 Sensor-Wiring

All sensor-inputs are available for potential-free contacts on the EXT jack on the alarm unit. Sensor-1/3 are also available as voltage input => built-in optocoupler (S1 at EasyAlarm® S3 at the LMK70C/T). The non-insulated connections are sensitive to radiation from external fields, and connected to the PSTN (telephone network). Thus the quality of the handsfree connection is optimal, consider the following points:

 Cut cable to size and do not wind up together with other cables.  Line up cable separated from cable in parallel to avoid interference. Do not extend wiring over the

hanging cable.

 Disconnect telephone line before connecting sensors to avoid contact to the telephone voltage.  All sensor-contacts connected directly must be potential free.  Provide isolation of at least 1750V to ground.  Hands-free problem solving  8.3.

4.2.1 Misuse protection input / Alarm signal S1 (Sensor- 1)

Connect door / photocell signal S1 (10 to 50 V AC or DC) to the green terminal of the on the EasyAlarm®. Polarity and reference potential may be arbitrary.

Function depends on the position of the selection switch

 Emergency call will be stopped when signal changes within misuse-protection time-out (=travel time)

Door control/

Photocell

Polarity / potential unlimited

OFF

PROG

Power failure

OFF

ON PROG

Check phone line

Supervision x activated

1 2 3 4 5 6

Hanging cable DPX: 2 wire DPXN/DPXM: 4 wire 

PSTN

GSM

MR-  Modem

Black

Red

Green

Yellow

1 2 Black 3 Red 4 Green 5 Yellow 6

EasyAlarm

PSTN

Gateway

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4.2.2 Potential free emergency button (Sensor-2)

The emergency call button can be connected directly to the EXT jack or to the X2 plug on the sub-communication unit.

Requirements for an emergency call button according to EN81-70:

 Symbol: Bell sublime.  Centre of the button >90cm (<110cm) from cabin floor.  Surface ≥ 490mm2.  Panel orientation is portrait: alarm button must be the first button from the bottom.  Panel orientation is landscape: alarm button must be the first button from the left.

Use only small signal switches or relay contacts. Do not use 230 V contact material, since it may not give a reliable contact.

If the emergency button is not isolated, i.e. older panels with only a single alarm contact for the alarm horn, the accessory EA-NT-IN ( 10.7) can be used to ensure isolation.

PIN Function Colour Specification 3 Emerg contact (EC) black On -potential, beware isolation 6 GND yellow On -potential, beware isolation

Wiring for normally closed contacts NC-contact Caution: In case of horn supply loss: Emerg. call

connect to X2 of sub-comm.-unit or EXT-jack PIN 3/6

Wiring for normally open contacts: NO-contact

connect to X2 of sub-comm.-unit or EXT-jack PIN 3/6

Adjust EasyAlarm® to the type of contact to be used (Normally open / Normally closed). Shipping: normally open, configuration:  9.12.

4.2.2.1 Remote controlled emergency button

 EA-LMK70C/T: if a remote-controlled button is used  open drill hole INT inside the housing and connect coil wires to X7: Lamp(+) and ECTest(-) (max. 300 mA/Open-Collector).

4.2.3 Alarm signal S3 (Sensor-3)

 EA-LMK70C/T: Connect signal S3 (10 to 50 V AC or DC) to X7: S3 (IN). The polarity and the reference potential may be arbitrary. Adapt alarm condition  19.13.

NO/EC

C/EC

EA-NT-IN

NC/EC

C/EC

EA-NT-IN

RJ45-cable 2-wire / max. 3 m Art. No: 118.0140

Retrofitting of existing plants with single-contact button for the alarm horn  use EA-NT-IN ( 10.4)

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4.3 Power supply

Connect supply voltage (8 to 35 V DC) to X7: VIN(+) and VIN(-) of the sub-communication unit or to the voltage converter EA-DCDC  10.3.1(Check polarity).

Notes:

 These outputs need VIN to be functional: Lamp1, Lamp2, LMK-OUT, EC-TEST, Loop  The two VIN(+)-inputs of the sub-communication unit are decoupled via diodes.

e.g. for 24 V supply voltage (normal operation) and 12 V emergency power (UPS)!

 If only 230V AC are available you may use uninterrupted power supply USV-230VAC-12V-IP  10.3.5:

EA-ACDC-USV  10.3.2 + EA-NSG  10.3.4 + 12V-battery pre-mounted in IP65 protective housing.

4.4 Outputs

Connect lamp phone to X7: Lamp(+) and Lamp1(-) Connect lamp speak to X7: Lamp(+) and Lamp2(-)

 EA-LMK70C/T: Relay/Lamp to X7: Lamp(+) and LMK-OUT(-)

Notes:

 Output-voltage=VIN.  Current: max. 300 mA/Open-Collector.  Adapt output conditions to your needs  9.14.

4.5 LMK70T-Amplifier (Hearing aid loop / Exciter)

Connect either the hearing loop or the exciter at the output loop (terminal X2) and adjust amplifier using potentiometer VOLUME. Not functional without VIN applied.

4.6 Check wiring (Functional test)

**** or

<n> = 1, 2 or 3 1: Sensor-1 = Misuse signal or alarm signal input S1

2: Sensor-2 = Emergency button contact 3: Sensor-3 = Alarm signal S3

In case of when emergency contact is idle adapt contact type  9.12.

4.7 Programming

Calling numbers, Identification and functional-parameter  5 and 9.

4.8 Operation

Choose selection switch position

Set function switch to ON

In case of or  7.4.

In case of  8.2.

In case of  4.3.

After the announcement: EasyAlarm® is ready  6. If you press key 1 - 9 a call to the appropriated calling number will be triggered.

Brief the alarm operator how to serve the EasyAlarm® call (short instructions available).

OFF

ON PROG

Check phone line

Battery error

Power failure

(Operation mode-) Supervision I/II/III activated

2 aktivated

<n> deactivated

<n> activated

OFF

PROG

OFF

PROG

beep,beep,beep

Operation WITHOUT

sub-communication unit

using EA-DCDC  10.3.1

Operation WITH

sub-communication

unit

Supply voltage 230 V AC

USV-230VAC-12V-IP  10.3.5

EA-ACDC-USV  10.3.2

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5. PROGRAMMING

 All the programmed parameters remain stored by switching off the alarm unit.  If you want to prevent EasyAlarm® from unwanted reprogramming  5.5.1.

Doing so you will get message when switched to PROG.

 Adjusting this parameter has influence on the described performance. Change these values only when absolutely

necessary and test the desired behaviour prior to use.

5.1 How to program new calling numbers (Announce/Change/Delete)

EasyAlarm® supports nine calling numbers. To announce or modify a number please proceed as follows:

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Enter ** <n> (n =1 to 9: selected calling number).

3. If you want to modify calling number press *, otherwise proceed with step 5.

4. Enter new calling number. To delete number switch to OFF directly.

5. Set function switch to OFF. Notes:

 Check each phone number with a test call  6.8.  Each key press is confirmed with a beep.

 Key # will lead to a dialling delay of 5 seconds, provided it is entered between two digits, e.g. a delay is essential in a

private exchange. (i.e. 0#calling number).

 If your private exchange needs a flash pulse to start an internal call, following programming is possible: 2#

followed by the extension number.

 Key * as part of the calling number will result in a call using protocol Point-ID/Contact-ID  5.1.1.  Calling number 1 cannot be deleted due to safety aspects because it is the only number to be called in case of an

emergency operation (supply power loss and battery empty at the same time).

 Calling number 9 is reserved for routine call  6.5.5 and for alarm due to power failure  6.5.4.

5.1.1 Alarm using Point-ID (Contact-ID) protocol

If the alarm should be transferred to an alarm organisation using the Point-ID (Contact-ID) protocol, the alarm number has to be followed by key * and the customer-ID. EasyAlarm® forwards the protocol to this alarm number and connects hereafter to the following calling number in standard Hands-free connection mode.

Example:

Calling number 1: Number for Voice-call (without power supply this is the only number that can be called) Calling number 2 and 9 (Point-ID) :074567890 Separator Customer ID: 3456

074567890 * 3456

Change calling number sequence **0 to 213, so that calling number 2 is called first!

Note:  The first character * that follows the alarm number will not be transmitted (=> separator). The customer ID is a four

digit code. In case of an alarm the following codes are transmitted according to the <Cause of alarm>.

 213

Code <Cause of alarm> Zone 120 Alarm due to emergency button (Sensor-2) 902 140 Alarm due to Sensor-1 (Sensor-3) 901 (903) 301 Alarm due to supply power loss 900 601 Test call 900 602 Routine call 900

5.1.2 Hotline mode

You can use EasyAlarm® in a so called hotline-mode. EasyAlarm® only takes the telephone line and the private exchange does the dialling (Program calling number 1 with #).

Using this Hotline-Mode the following programming are typical:

1. No user announcements during connection  9.6.

2. Dialling-in in Hands-free connection without PIN-Code  9.8.3.

Programming deactivated: PIN

to modify press *

...

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5.2 Calling numbers sequence

5.2.1 Standard-sequence

Alarm Calling number 1

if first party does not acknowledge

Calling number 2

if second party does not acknowledge

Calling number 3

A called party can acknowledge the alarm by sending touch-tone 0  6.6.7.

5.2.2 How to program new calling numbers sequence

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Enter **0.

3. If you want to modify the calling number sequence press * followed by the digits of the new sequence (max. 9 digits).

4. Set function switch to OFF.

Sample for programming calling number sequence:

 123  Call number 1 first, then number 2, followed by number 3.  111133322  Call number 1 with four attempts, then calling number 3 with three attempts

followed by calling number 2 with two attempts.

 231  In normal operation calling number 2 will be used first followed by calling number 3 and in the end

24hour calling number 1.This assures a call to the 24h number in case of power loss combined with battery failure.

Notes:

 Calling number sequence is factory set to 123, and a factory reset  9.2 will NOT RESET sequence.  In emergency operation mode (no battery, no supply) only calling number 1 will be called. Sequence not relevant!  In case a calling number that is part of the sequence is not programmed this number will automatically be skipped.  If a called number is busy and another calling attempt to the same number is set, the waiting time before re-dialling is

set to 30 seconds.

 If the calling number changes within the sequence, next number will be dialled without delay.

5.3 Remote programming of calling number and calling number sequence

The calling numbers and calling number sequence can be re-programmed during any telephone connection:

1. Enter touch-tone sequence ** <n> (n: see table below).

2. If you want to change send *, otherwise send #.

3. Enter new calling number or sequence.  After entering last digit you have to wait for 10 seconds. The new value will be announced followed by the request

to send touch-tone <n> to confirm change. If you do not confirm within 10 seconds or if another key is pressed you will hear and the old programming remains active.

<n> Info Programming

Calling number sequence (9 digits at max)  5.2.2

1. Calling number (24 digits at max)  emergency operation number  5.1

2. Calling number (24 digits at max),

9. Calling number (24 digits at max)  routine number, alarm due to power failure

Note:  Enable / disable remote programming  9.9.

to modify press *

to modify press*

...

Programming: Abort

If no participant acknowledges the alarm, the hole sequence can be repeated according to the option

(default: no alarm repetitions  9.3)

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5.4 How to select user language / record individual message

You may listen to or record new individual message as following:

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Enter sequence **#.

3. Select user language (optional entry): key 1 for DE, 2 for FR, 3 for GB, 4 for IT.  available languages see label on the back side of alarm unit.

4. Start recording using key *, record new text and stop with # (max duration is 12 seconds).

5. Set function switch to OFF.

Note:  Repeat step 4 until you are satisfied with your recording.

5.4.1 Remote recording of individual message during telephone connection

1. Enter touch-tone sequence **##.

2. Select user language (optional entry): key: Touch-tone 1 for DE, 2 for FR, 3 for GB, 4 for IT.

3. Send * to start recording, record new text (max duration is 12 seconds) and wait until new recording is reproduced.

4. Wait unit . New recording is done.

Note:  Enabled/disabled remote programming  9.9.

5.5 How to program PIN-Code (Identification)

You can change remote access PIN-Code as follows:

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Press #.  to lock further programming  5.5.1 enter *.

3. Enter PIN-Code (4 to 7 digits).

4. Press #.

5. Re-enter PIN-Code for confirmation.

6. Press #. In case of a incorrect programming you hear and the old PIN-Code remains stored.

7. Set function switch to OFF.

Notes:

 PIN-Code must contain 4 (min) to 7 (max) digits.  PIN-Code is factory set to 0000. For safety reason we recommend to program your own PIN-Code.

 During telephone connection you may playback PIN-Code by sending touch-tone#.

This function may be used to identify alarm unit, i.e. when using commission number as PIN-Code.

5.5.1 Lock program mode

If you initiated programming new PIN-Code with key * the program mode is locked unless you unlock by re-entering PINCode. This feature prevents from unintentional reprogramming during operation.

5.5.2 Unlock program mode

Having the programming blocked as described under 5.5.1 you can unlock as follows:

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Enter PIN-Code followed by #.  By entering correct PIN-Code you will hear a confirmation beep, otherwise message .

3. Set function switch to OFF.

Abort

Error

Programming deactivated: PIN

Error

to modify press *, to stop #

...

to modify press *, to stop #

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6. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

6.1 Self test at power on

At power (function switch to ON), the battery condition, the power supply and the telephone line will be tested. Any problem will be fault announced. Resolve the problems immediately. Otherwise, safe operation is not fulfilled.

In case of power failure, while insufficient battery you will hear: .

6.2 Arm / Disarm system

After power on EasyAlarm® is in armed state. In operation mode the alarm unit can be armed or disarmed during phone connection using touch-tone 9 and 7.

6.3 Waiting period

6.3.1 ..after power on or changing position of selection switch

EasyAlarm® remains inactive for 30 seconds (The green LED is on continuously) so alarm through sensor-activation is not possible. An emergency call is possible during this waiting period.

Note  This waiting period is equal to the max. duration of cabin travel  9.11.2.

Key Response on key

Announcement of the monitoring functions and changes in the monitoring mode

Bypass waiting period and change to inactive monitoring mode

Bypass waiting period and change to active monitoring mode

others Initiate a test-call to desired calling number

6.4 Supervision mode

6.4.1 Announcement in supervision mode

The supervision function depending on the position of the selection switch will be announced as follows:

If the routine call is enabled:

6.4.2 Indication of the operating status on EasyAlarm®

LED status Operation mode Green Waiting period  6.3 Green flashing every 4 seconds Supervision mode (activated)  6.4 Green is on and off for 4 seconds alternatively Supervision mode (deactivated)  6.4 Orange Telephone connection  6.6

6.4.3 Display of the operating status at the substation

EN81-28:2018: If no acknowledgement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver during the routine call, this is signalled by an alternating flashing of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51

Supervision I/II/III (de)activated

Operation mode, supervision I/II/III (de)activated

beep,beep,beep

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6.5 Alarm functions

Supervision functions

active on

Call in..

I II III

Emergency call

  

..hands-free connection Emergency call activated…

Misuse protection

6 6 

..will be cancelled The door is open,…

Sensor-1 (can be deactivated)

6  6

..service connection Alarm due to Sensor-1

Sensor-3

  

..service connection Alarm due to Sensor-3

Power failure (can be deactivated)

  

..service connection Alarm due to power failure

Routine call

  

..service connection Periodical test call

6.5.1 Emergency call

The emergency call is triggered when the button is pressed during a specific time. EasyAlarm® starts to dial calling number(s) according to the calling number sequence in hands-free connection.

Notes:

 Factory delay time: 1 second.  9.12.3.  EN81-70: Yellow lamp on the sub-communication unit is activated.  Alarm forwarding to the building control system  9.14.2.

6.5.1.1 Misuse protection

If selection switch is on position III an alarm is only triggered, if the door contact does not change within a pre-programmed period (it is recommended to program this time according to the longest possible travel of cabin, factory set to 30 seconds. During this pre-alarm period following information is provided:

If the door state changes you will hear:

If the door contact does not change within this period, EasyAlarm® starts to dial calling number(s) according to the calling number sequence in hands-free connection.

Notes:

 Factory misuse protection time-out (=maximum travel time.): 30 seconds  9.11.2.  In case of emergency operation (supply loss and low battery) there will be no misuse protection.

6.5.2 Alarm due to Sensor-1 (Alarm contact)

If selection switch is on position II an alarm will be triggered in active supervision mode as soon as the Sensor-1 contact is activated. EasyAlarm® starts to dial calling number(s) according to the calling number sequence in service mode.

6.5.3 Alarm due to Sensor-3 (Alarm contact)

On all position of the selection switch an alarm will be triggered as soon as the Sensor-3-contact is activated. EasyAlarm® starts to dial calling number(s) according to the calling number sequence in service mode.

6.5.4 Alarm due to power failure

If the supply voltage fails for a defined period, EasyAlarm® calls routine number 9 in service mode.

Notes:  After power up EasyAlarm® mains power will be tested. If there is no mains power you will hear .

Once the power supply is detected, EasyAlarm® automatically activates power failure monitoring.

 Factory network downtime: 120 Min.  9.5.1.  Alarm power failure to calling number sequence  9.5.2 (Factory setting to routine number 9) .

6.5.5 Routine call

When routine call is activated EasyAlarm® calls routine number 9 in the selected interval  9.4. To enable routine call, make a remote access dial  6.9, enter touch-tone **#1 or a similar command  6.6.4.

EN81-28:2018: If no acknowledgement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver during the routine call, this is signalled by an alternating flashing of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51

Emergency call activated. You are about to be connected

Cause of alarm

The door is open. Emergency call deactivated. Alarm acknowledged

Emergency call activated

Alarm due to Sensor 3

Alarm due to power failure

Periodical test call

Emergency call activated. You are about to be connected

Power failure

Alarm due to Sensor 1

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6.6 Telephone connection

The colour of the indicator LED changes to orange during telephone connection.

6.6.1 Dial up time-out

EasyAlarm® tries to get in contact with called party for one minute (Profile P00) or two minutes (Profile P02/03/04). During this time-out the Individual message will be announced periodically (P00) until the called party accepts call by sending 1 or just once if dial tone is present (P02/P03/P04)  green lamp “speak”on sub-communication unit is activated.

Note:  Adjust dial-up time-out  9.7.1.

6.6.2 User announcement

User announcement is made up of

Notes:

 Adjust user announcement  9.6.  At the beginning of any phone connection battery state and main voltage are checked. In case of a problem an

appropriated message will be announced.

6.6.3 Connection time-out

If the call is accepted or extended by sending 1 or 3 the connection time-out will be 4 minutes. 10 seconds before time-out there will be a warning . Connection time-out can be renewed by sending touch-tone 1 or 3 for another 4 minutes.

6.6.4 Touch-tone commands during telephone connection

Touch-tone DTMF Every valid command will be signalled

Announcement of PIN-Code (i.e. to identify elevator location)

Terminate telephone connection and acknowledge alarm

Switching to hands-free mode and restart connection time-out (4 minutes) and activate green lamp EN81-70 on the sub-communication unit

Repeat announcements (Individual message / Cause of alarm)

Uphold telephone connection (4 minutes) and activate green lamp EN81-70 on the subcommunication unit

Deactivate output (i.e. "Help is coming"  9.14.2)

Announcement of current supervision mode as well as condition of the output

Activated output LMK-OUT (i.e. "Help is coming"  9.14.2)

DISARM: Deactivate power-failure- and Sensor-1-monitoring temporarily.

 During alarm connection: Terminate telephone connection and pass on alarm to next party in

calling number sequence

 If no alarm is active: Start test call towards calling number 8  6.8.2.1

ARM: Re-activate power-failure and Sensor-1-monitoring

**0

Announcement of calling number sequence After the announcement you are able to re-program

the calling number  5.3

** <n>

Announcement of calling number <n> (<n> =1 to 9)

**##

Record individual message  5.4.1

**#0

Deactivate routine call

**#1

**#1 <h>

Activate routine. If left blank <h>, first routine call start after the programmed time-out  9.4

Start first routine call after <h>-hours. Follow-up calls in the time interval  9.4

**#2

Start routine call once without any delay

6.6.5 Service connection

In service mode the microphone and the loudspeaker remains inactive. This connection mode is used for technical alarms (Sensor-1, Sensor-3, power failure, routine call and test call). By sending touch-tone 1 you may switch to hands-free connection. If you change to hands-free connection three rings will alert a person inside the cabin for coming situation.

„Individual announcement”

to stop press 0, to speak press 1

Cause of alarm

Abort

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6.6.6 Hands-free connection

In hands-free microphone connection as well as loudspeaker are activated. Hands-free connection will be established automatically in case of an emergency call and during test call.

6.6.6.1 Adjust hands-free volume

During hands-free connection you can increase volume by pressing local key #or decrease by pressing *. Level can be adjusted in twelve steps (1 dB each) and remains stored. If hands-free volume or quality is poor please check assembly instructions  3.2.

6.6.6.2 Adjust hands-free volume on sub-communication unit EA-LMK70C

Volume can be adjusted using the potentiometer volume (VOL). Notes:

 The additional amplifier is only active if supply voltage VIN is present.  If the volume is too high this can lead to an unwanted feedback  8.3.

6.6.6.3 Adjust volume of audio-outputs on sub-communication unit EA-LMK70T

Level of hearing-aid-loop or exciter can be adjusted using potentiometer volume (VOL). Note:  This audio output is available only when the power VIN is applied, but not in emergency mode.

6.6.7 Acknowledge alarm / Terminate connection

A called party can either acknowledge and end call by sending touch-tone 0 or passing alarm to next calling number by sending 8.

Notes:

 You can stop call by pressing key 0 of the alarm unit.  If the alarm is programmed to a pager, the called person can confirm alarm during remote access after dialling-in.

6.7 Alarm repetition

If an alarm has not been acknowledged after passing all calling numbers within the calling number sequence you may add some alarm repetitions  9.3. Factory setting: No alarm repetition.

6.8 Test call

6.8.1 Start with local key pad

When switched on, a test call can be started on the selected calling number 1-9.

If this calling number is not programmed there will a announcement , and calling number 1 will be dialled instead.

Wait for connection and talk. End connection: Press key 0 or switch to OFF.

Notes:  During test call ONLY the selected calling number will be dialled, i.e. the calling numbers sequence will be IGNORED!

 5.2.

 After four minutes telephone connection will automatically terminate if called party does not send any touch-tone

command (i.e. called subscriber can disconnect sending 0 or restart connection time-out using 3).

 During inactive waiting period after power up key 9 and 7 activate or deactivate the supervision of Sensor-1 and

power-failure monitoring. Key 5 starts the announcement of the actual supervision mode.

 The volume of the hands-free connection can be adjusted  6.6.6.

6.8.2 Start test call from remote during the telephone connection

6.8.2.1 Test call to calling number 8 in hands-free connection

If no unacknowledged alarms are present, touch-tone 8 activates a test call to calling number 8.

EasyAlarm® disconnects and start dialling calling number 8 after 15seconds. If calling number 8 is not programmed, calling number 1 will dialled instead.

6.8.2.2 Test call to routine number 9

Touch-tone sequence **#2 activates routine call.

EasyAlarm® disconnects and start dialling calling number 9 within two minutes. If calling number 9 is not programmed, no other number will be dialled instead.EN81-28:2018: If no acknowledgement (DTMF C) is received from the receiver during the routine call, this is signalled by an alternating flashing of the two EN81-70 symbols  since version 8.51

Calling number 1-9

Error

Alarm to calling number 8 activated

Routine call activated

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6.9 Remote access by dialling-in

If the alarm unit is switched to ON you can dial in from distance as following:

6.9.1 Direct dialling-in (Profile P00,01,03,04)

1. Dial phone number where EasyAlarm® is connected.

6.9.2 Two-step dialling-in (Profile P02)

1. Dial phone number where EasyAlarm® is connected.

2. Let it ring two times and hang-up.

3. Re-dial after 20 seconds.

After the programmed ringing cycles  9.8.1 EasyAlarm® answers call and asks for PIN-Code to access. After entering correct PIN-Code EasyAlarm® establishes service connection (speaker and microphone remain inactive to maintain the privacy of the person in the cabin).

By sending touch-tone 1 you may switch to hands-free connection. Doing so the green lamp on the sub-communication unit will be activated (EN81-70) and three rings will inform a person inside the cabin. If no touch-tone command is entered the connection will be terminated after connection time-out of 2 minutes.

Notes:  If there are any unacknowledged alarms, their number will be announced and the cause of alarm of the last call. By

sending touch-tone 0 you can acknowledge these alarms and terminate connection.

 The number of ringing-cycles can be adjusted  9.8.1.  If touch-tone # is send instead of the PIN-Code, the number of ringing cycles for next access will be increased by 5

i.e. to access a modem connected in parallel.

 Adjust dialling-in sequence  9.8.2.  If access should be in hands-free connection and/or without PIN-Code  9.8.3.  If the PIN-Code is incorrect or not entered within 15 seconds, EasyAlarm® disconnects after

=> try again and enter correct PIN.

 PIN-Code is factory set to 0000. For safety reasons we recommend changing PIN-Code and program your individual

code according to the manual  5.5.

 During inactive waiting period (indicated by a permanently activated green LED you can dial-in directly.

to stop press 0, to speak press 1

PIN-error, abort

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6.10 Machine room communication (EA-8-DPXM / EA-8-DPXFM)

With a standard telephone you are able to communicate with the cabin using EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXM.

6.10.1 Wiring

Connect PIN3/4 of the machine room telephone (or modem) with PIN2/5 of -LINE.

6.10.2 Functional description

 If the telephone/modem will be set off-hook, the hands free communication to the cabin will be activated

automatically. The green lamp on the sub-communication unit in the cabin will be activated.

 The telephone/modem can dial-out to the PSTN by sending touch-tone 0. Doing so EasyAlarm® gives

access to the PSTN and the telephone/modem can dial out to any external number.

 If you want to dial out with a modem automatically you have to program the number as following: 0 , <calling

number>."," will enter a dialling delay of 2 seconds.

 An external connection will be disconnected automatically if EasyAlarm® has to dial out in case of an alarm.  In case of a dial-in a call will be signalled on the telephone/modem as ringing. If it answers the call before EasyAlarm®

the telephone/modem is connected to the external party => the dialling access of EasyAlarm® can be adapted 

9.8.2.

Notes:

 The functionality above is only available with applied supply (not in battery mode).  In case of a power loss the telephone/modem is connected to the PSTN in parallel to theEasyAlarm®.

Machine room

Cabin

2 2

Pit

MRphone

Modem

Incoming line (PSTN) or GSM interface

Emergency LED-light on cabin top or inside panel frame

Supply:

UPS

8 - 35 V DC

EA-NSG

Emergency button

DIN-adapter EA-ACDC-USV 12V battery

230VAC

Emergency button

Misuse protection

Gateway

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6.11 Fire brigade communication EN81-72

The fire service communication is based on the machine-room communication with alarm unit EA-8 DPXM in the cabin 

6.10. Instead of the machine room telephone there will be a 118.0202E at the fire-brigade entry (Hands-free) and a

118.0204E in the machine room (Push-to-talk). Component Overview  10.8.

6.11.1 Wiring

6.11.2 Functional description

 Activate fire brigade mode using key on the fire-brigade panel.  Handsfree between fire brigade entry 118.0202E and cabin (EasyAlarm from version V52)  Symbols yellow / green  Push-to-talk in the engine room with 118.0204E:

o Talk button active: microphone active  green symbol. o Talk button inactive: microphone deactivated  Symbol yellow.

6.12 Multi floor intercom

Component Overview  10.8.

Cabin

Machine room

Fire brigade

Pit

Modem

Fire brigade Mode: Supply: 8 - 35 V DC

Emergency LED-light on cabin top or inside panel frame

Supply:

UPS

8 - 35 V DC

EA-NSG

Emergency button

DIN-adapter EA-ACDC-USV 12V battery

230VAC

Emergency button

Incoming line (PSTN) or GSM interface Misuse protection

Gateway

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7. USEFUL NOTES

7.1 Touch-tone commands

A called party can remote control EasyAlarm® to its full potential using touch-tone commands. Nowadays most of the telephones in use are working on tone-dialling, also called DTMF or in-band signalling. Older telephones are using pulse dialling. In case there is no tone-dialling telephone available, the features shown in section 6.6.4 cannot be used.

7.2 Announcement

Message / Cause

Individual announcement First announcement in case of an alarm => identification of the location „Abort“ Connection terminated or programming aborted „Alarm acknowledged Alarm stopped „Alarm due to Sensor-1/3“ Alarm due to Sensor-1 or Sensor-3 contact / signal „Alarm to calling number 8 activated“

Test call to routine number 8 activated by sending touch-tone 8 6.8.2.1

„Battery error” Battery is low  7.4 „Calling number sequence“ Calling number sequence  5.2 „Calling number“ Calling number  5.1 „Check phone line” No dial tone when switched on  8.2 „Emergency call activated” Emergency call activated by emergency button „Emergency call deactivated, alarm acknowledged”

Call has been acknowledged or stopped by a change of the door signal

„Error” Mistake while programming. The old value retain active „Operation mode, supervision (de)activated”

Announcement of the supervision mode  6.4

if announcement „operation“ = routine call activated „Output activated” LMK-OUT output is activated (i.e. "Help is coming") „Periodical test call“ Routine call active  6.5.5 „PIN“ Request to enter the PIN „Power failure” External supply missing „Programming acknowledged” Remote programming successful „Programming deactivate: PIN“ Request to enter the PIN code to unlock programming „Programming, Abort Incorrect remote programming „To modify press star, to stop press hash”

User guidance during programming

„<Operation> supervision I/II/III (de)activated“

Announcement of the supervision mode  6.4

if announcement „operation“ = routine call activated „Unacknowledged alarms: n“ Number of unacknowledged alarms

Announcement

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7.3 Functional tests

7.3.1 Test call

We advise to start test-call to check functionality of EasyAlarm® before starting operation  6.8.

7.3.2 Test alarms

Although the alarm unit with the exception of the battery is maintenance free, you should check at regular intervals all alarm functions  8.5, in particular:

 Emergency button  Door contact (misuse)  Sensor-1/3 contacts

7.3.3 Routinecall

EN81-28:2018: If no successful routine call has taken place (communication with routine call receiver, DTMF C), this is signalled by an alternating flashing of the two EN81-70 symbols from version 8.51 on. The routine call is performed

 manually by pressing key 9  6.8.2.2  automatically when routine call is activated (announcement when switching on: Operation mode, supervision)  6.4

From version 8.51 always two hours after switching on, for older versions only after the set time span  9.4, and if the routine call was activated with **#1  6.6.4

7.4 Battery check / replacement

Change battery if you hear the following announcement after power-up: or

1. Set Function switch to OFF.

2. Disconnect EasyAlarm® from telephone network, by removing the telephone cord.

3. Open battery cover and remove battery.

4. Insert new battery and close battery compartment.

5. Reconnect EasyAlarm® to the telephone network. Notes:

 Always use fresh 9V-batteries.  Dispose the old battery properly.  Before opening battery compartment you have to disconnect the telephone-line. Otherwise you can get in contact with

telephone network voltage.

 If you use backup supply voltage VIN you do not need 9V-battery. Doing so you can deactivate battery test:

*971327## *

Value

Value Info 0 Battery test activated (Factory setting)

Battery test deactivated Warning: In case of a supply power down, only calling number 1 can be dialled (emergency operation)

7.5 Maintenance

Shift function switch to OFF and remove telephone cord. Clean EasyAlarm® if necessary using a moistened cloth and dry it afterwards.

Note:  Do not use cleaning agents or solvent.

Piep,piep,piep

Battery error

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8. TROUBLE SHOOTING / ERROR HANDLING

8.1 General

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Alternate flashing of the EN81-70 symbols  No successful routine call in the last time interval  7.3.3

 No or incorrect routine number 9 programmed  Routine call receiver does not send DTMF-C as acknowledgement  DTMF transmission faulty, i.e. DTMF-C does not arrive at the dialler

(IP telephony incorrectly set or similar  1.1)rt was set  6.6.4

LED indicator is inactive when switched on  Supply voltage and battery missing

 Programming mode is looked. Unlock  5.5.2

 Supply voltage missing and low battery

 Battery low. Replace immediately  7.4

 Supply voltage missing / power adapter not plugged

Announcements do not make sense  Voice chip inside alarm unit faulty (wrong text order)

8.2 Telephone line / Connection

Symptom Cause and /or remedy

No dial tone present during telephone line test:

 Incorrect contact type  9.12 (Serial-No. < 90'000)  Alarm unit is not connected with PSTN  Insufficient insulation: Telephone and control connected / telephone

line grounded

 Another telephone in parallel is already off-hook

 Plug in cable, check cable  Use another telephone to verify telephone-line

No dial tones are audible during a test call => no tones are audible during the dialling procedure

After connecting no audible. Alarm point only hears some touch-tones

 * is an unwanted part of the calling number

 * initiate a Point-ID-protocol alarm  5.1.1  Check calling number  5.1

Disconnection after approx., 30 seconds No connection during test call:

 Calling number (n=1 to 9) is not programmed

No connection during test call and dial-tone audible

 Calling number faulty  Called party does not answer call

Emergency-button works incorrect. after power

up even if button is inactive

 Incorrect contact type  9.12

Incorrect dial-up. During local programming dial-tone are audible in the background

 Incorrect contact type  9.12  Insufficient insulation: Telephone and control connected / telephone

line grounded No outgoing call possible Dialling-in access works fine

 Subscriber did not pay bill  Outgoing calls not allowed

Announcements in communication seems to be at the wrong time (too early, too late)

 Adjust user announcement  9.6  Alarm point may replay announcement sending touch-tone 2

Programming deactivated: PIN

Battery error

Power failure

Check phone line

Announcements

Error

Calling number n

Emergency call activated

Calling number n

beep,beep,beep

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8.3 Quality of the hands-free communication / Touch-tone during connection

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Speaker and microphone of subcommunication unit inactive

 EXT-cable (RJ45) is only 6-wire instead of 8-wire

Alarm point is dominant during hands-free connection (cabin can't be heard properly)

 Disturbance or ripple on the phone line (hanging cable)

 Telephone wires a/b are not separately laid (crosstalk of

neighbouring wires)

 ADSL-interference: add ADSL Filter before EasyAlarm®

 Incorrect assembly of sub-communication unit  3.2  Adjust hands-free volume  6.6.6  Strong background noise from the alarm point: fans, printer, lawn

mowers

 Check by muting microphone of the telephone in the alarm point Cabin is dominant during hands-free connection (alarm point can't be heard)

 Disturbance or ripple on the EXT-cable (RJ45) to sub-communication

unit

 to verify: disconnect EXT-cable

 Turn off power to the cabin and perform test call. If hands-free is fine

check the following points:

 cable cut if possible  as long as necessary!

Otherwise do not wind up excessive lengths up together with other cables

 Isolate cable as far as possible from "disturbing" cables in parallel

 Problem due to excessive feedback,

 Adjust hands-free volume  6.6.6

 Check assembly of sub-communication unit  3.2

 EasyAlarm® in protective housing => disable internal micro  3.1

 Microphone on sub-communication unit or EasyAlarm® sealed  Strong background noise in the cabin: Vents

 Activate BackGroundNoise-Filter (BGN)  9.15 Touch-tone commands during telephone connection do not show any reaction:

i.e. alarm will not be acknowledged by 0

 Used telephone does not support touch-tone or has not been

configured to it => for example pulse dialling

 Used telephone is a system telephone

 Activate touch-tone transparent mode

 During internal calls with DECT, sometimes touch-tones are not

transmitted

8.4 Dialling-in

Symptom Cause and /or remedy No access: EasyAlarm® always busy  Incorrect contact type  9.12 (Serial-No. < 90'000)

 Insufficient insulation: Telephone and control connected / telephone

line grounded

 Telephone line circuit faulty i.e. lightning No access: EasyAlarm® does not answer call

 Number of ringing-cycles is set to 0  9.8.1

 Dialling-in sequence is set to two-step dial-in  9.8.2

 Wrong dialling-in telephone number

 Too many devices on the same phone line No access: EasyAlarm® disconnects playing  PIN-Code entered incorrect. Dial-in again and retry

 PIN-Code not entered within 15 seconds

 Message coming from an EasyAlarm® in parallel  9.8.3

 No touch-tones received

 Access without PIN-Code  9.8.3

 Too many devices on the same phone line, the desired EasyAlarm®

has not taken the call

PIN-error,abort

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8.5 Wiring test

Sensor wiring (Sensor <n> =1,2,3) can be checked as following:

1. Set function switch to PROG.

2. Enter sequence ****.

 Sensor contact in alarm position  Sensor contact back to idle

3. Set function switch to OFF.

8.5.1 Sensor-1: Alarm

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Sensor contact has been initiated, but alarm has not been passed on

 Sensor-1 alarm only enabled on selection switch position II  Sensor-1 alarm inactive during waiting period (LED indicator is green

permanently)

 Sensor-1 monitoring temporarily deactivated

8.5.2 Sensor-1: Misuse-protection filter

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Misuse-protection filter does not work  6.5.1.1

 Misuse protection filtering is only enabled on selection switch position

III

 Misuse signal was not detected, because signal change was to short

(plus < 5 seconds)

8.5.3 Sensor-2: Emergency-button

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Inverse operation function  Incorrect contact type  9.12

8.5.4 Sensor-3: Technical alarm

Symptom Cause and /or remedy Sensor contact has been initiated, but alarm has not been passed on

 Sensor-3 alarm inactive during waiting period (LED indicator is green

permanently)

<n> activated

<n> deactivated

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9. SPECIAL PROGRAMMING

 All parameters remain stored even if EasyAlarm® is switched off or battery has changed.  Programming mode can be locked to secure against unintended programming during operation  5.5.1.

In that case on position PROG you will hear

 Changing these parameters below does influence the operating mode. Therefore only necessary parameters should be

changed. Please test behaviour before going into operation.

9.1 Ready/Modify profile

Value Profile Alarm units Profile-Overview

User announcement Connection time-out Dialling-in 7 00 EA-8-DPX/EA-8-DPXM Repeated every 5 second 1 minute Directly 8 01 EA-8-DPXF/EA-8-DPXFM single 2 minutes Directly 9 02 EA-8-DPXN (PLUS) single 2 minutes Two-step

10 03 EA-8-DPX/EA-8-DPXM single 2 minutes Directly 11 04 EA-8-DPX/EA-8-DPXM Repeated every 8 seconds 2 minutes Directly

Warning: After changing profile you have to activate factory settings as follows  9.2.

9.2 Factory settings (Default Value)

EasyAlarm® can be reset to default values:

Keep key 3 and #

pressed simultaneously

Release both

keys

9.3 Alarm repetitions

EasyAlarm® An alarm is triggered, as soon as the alarm criteria is fulfilled and the waiting period has expired. In some cases it might be useful to repeat an alarm as long until an acknowledgement is received:

*971353## *

Value

Value Info 0 EasyAlarm® calls calling numbers within the calling number sequence just once (Factory setting)

1..9 EasyAlarm® starts calling the calling numbers within the calling number sequence until the alarm is confirmed by

sending 0 or until the programmed value n of alarm repetition is reached

9.4 Routine call intervall

The delay between two routine calls to calling number 9 (Control centre / WinMOS) can be read out or modified as follows:

*971328## *

Value

Value Info

1..254 EasyAlarm® dials calling number 9 every 1..254 * 20 minutes. (Factory setting: 216 *20 min = 4320 min = 72 h = call every three days)

9.5 Power failure

9.5.1 Power failure time-out

The duration of power loss before the alarm unit starts a call can be read out or modified as follows:

*971363## *

Value

Value Info

1..255 Duration in steps of 10 minutes (Deviation -0/+10 min) (Factory setting: 12 *10 min = 120 min = 2 h.)

9.5.2 Calling number in case of power failure (new from version 8.45)

*971362## *

Value

Value Info 1

Alarm to standard calling-number sequence defined by **0 (Standard up to Version 8.44)

3 Alarm to calling number 9 (routine) (Factory setting from Version 8.45)

Programming deactivated: PIN

„Profile“

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9.6 User announcement

The repetition time and type of announcements during the connection can be read or modified as follows:

*971320## *

Value

Value Announcement after triggering alarm an during

misuse protection delay

Announcement during telephone connection

0 Periodical announcement of the cause of alarm

(Factory setting: 0)

One time

1..200

Periodical every

1..200 Sec.

201..250

Periodical every

201..250 Sec.

252

One-time

253 Periodical announcement of the cause of alarm

In case of an emergency call

254

None *)

255 None *)

*) and will be announced without exception.

9.7 Connection time-outs

9.7.1 Dial-up

The Dial-up time-out can be read out or modified as follows:

*971350## *

Value

Value Info

1..255 Dial-up time-out in steps of 10 seconds (Factory setting: 12 *10 s = 120 s = 2 minutes, Profile P02/P03/P04) (Factory setting: 6 *10 s = 60 s = 1 minute, Profile P00)

9.7.2 Hands-free connection

Connection time-out after receiving touch-tone 1can be read out or modified as follows:

*971351## *

Value

Value Info

1..255 Time-out in steps of 10 seconds (Factory setting: 24 *10 s = 240 s = 4 minutes)

9.8 Dialling-in (remote access)

9.8.1 Number of ringing-cycles

The number of ringing cycles until EasyAlarm® answers the call can be read out or modified as follows:

*971347## *

Value

Value Info 0 EasyAlarm® does not answer any call

2..9 EasyAlarm® answers call after 2 to 9 ringing cycles (Factory setting: 2)

9.8.2 Dialling-in sequence

Behaviour on dialling-in can be read out or modified as follows:

*971370## *

Value

Value Info 0 Direct access  6.9.1 (Factory setting for Profile P00/01/03/04) 1 Access in two steps  6.9.2 (Factory setting for Profile P02) 10 Swiss speciality: “Connection hold time 2 minutes” in analogue PSTN. 9.10

activated

Emergency call activated, you are about to be connected

„Individual message“

to stop press 0, to speak press 1

„Individual message“

Cause of alarm

to stop presst 0

Battery error Power failure

„Individual message“

Cause of alarm

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9.8.3 Connection mode after dialling-in

Connection mode after dialling-in can be read out or modified as follows:

*971371## *

Value

Value Info 0

After PIN-Code-entry  Connection in service-mode  Hands-free connection using DTMF 1 (Factory setting)

1 After PIN-Code-entry Connection directly in hands-free mode, indicated by three rings 2 After PIN-Code-entry or time-out 15s   Connection in service-mode  Hands-free connection using DTMF

3 After PIN-Code-entry or time-out 15s Connection directly in hands-free mode, indicated by three rings 5 Without PIN-Code-query Connection directly in hands-free mode, indicated by three rings

9.9 Remote programming

Remote programming of calling number/number sequence/individual message can be read out or modified as follows:

*971376## *

Value

Value Info 0 Remote programming disabled 1 Remote programming enabled (Factory setting)

9.10 Dialling delay for EA-8-DPXN

To ensure that EasyAlarm® can dial out, even if the line is already seized through a downstream telephone/modem, it separates the line before dialling out. Swiss speciality: “Connection hold time 2 minutes” in analogue PSTN => If an incoming call is answered the pre-alarm timeout is extended (up to 120s) to assure that an alarm can be triggered.

*971324## *

Value

Value Info 0 No delay (Factory setting for Profile P00, P01, P03, P04) 1 Dialling delay activated (Factory setting for Profile P02 / DPXN+).

In case of Swisscom-hold-up additional program registers

*971372## to *4# *971370## to *10#

9.11 Sensor-1: Misuse-protection

Sensor 1 can be used two ways:

 On selection switch position II it will be used as alarm sensor  On selection switch position III it is used to detect a change of door position (misuse protection)

9.11.1 Sensor-1 as alarm input

Sensor-1 activation results in a (selection switch on position II):

*971356## *

Value

Value Info 21 Alarm if contact closes or signal is applied (Factory setting) 23 Alarm if contact opens or signal cease to apply

9.11.2 Sensor-1 as misuse-protection time-out

If the door contact changes within this time-out (Selection switch position III) an emergency call will be aborted => misuse protection. This time-out can be read out or modified as follows:

*971348## *

Value

Value Info 0 Misuse-protection inactive

1..255 Timer in steps of 1 second (Factory setting: 30) => Adjust to maximum time of cabin travel

Alarm due to Sensor-1

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9.12 Sensor-2: Emergency-button

The button must be floating (potential free), i.e. separate from the alarm horn contact. When you use the unipolar button of an existing installation use accessories EA-NT-IN  10.4.

To verify contact type set function switch to PROG and enter ****. When pressing button, you should hear , back to idle . . Otherwise adjust contact type:

The setting of the jumper / switch is necessary for emergency operation powered from the telephone line, if battery and supply should fail simultaneously. In this mode EasyAlarm® can only call the first phone number, without any announcements. In case of wrong setting the permanently current may block the telephone line.

9.12.1 Contact type selection for new EasyAlarm® from Serial-number 90'000

For alarm units with serial-No. 90'000 ONLY the slide switch must be set  Do NOT adjust software!

Normally open contact (Factory setting) Normally closed contact Set slide switch inside battery compartment to NO Set slide switch inside battery compartment to NC

9.12.2 Software selection for EasyAlarm® up to Serial-number 89'999

For units up to serial-No. 89'999 you need to program appropriated value according table below and set slide switch slide/ jumper. The emergency-contact type can be read or modified as follows:

*971360## *

Value

Value Info (Factory setting) Value Info 33 Normally open contact

from Serial-No. 57'100 to 89'999: Set slide switch inside battery compartment to NO

from Serial-No: 50'000 to 57'099: Jumper on PCB away from speaker (left position)

Leiterplatte PCB

NO Jumper

35 Normally closed contact

from Serial-No. 57'100 to 89'999: Set slide switch inside battery compartment to NC

from Serial-No: 50'000 to 57'099: Jumper on PCB towards speaker (right position)

Leiterplatte PCB

NC Jumper

9.12.3 Activation time for emergency button

EasyAlarm® triggers an emergency call only if the button has been activated longer as certain time. This time can be read out or modified as follows:

*971379## *

Value

Value Info

1..255 Contact time in steps of 20 ms. (Factory setting: 50 *20 ms = 1000 ms = 1 s)

9.13 Sensor-3: Technical alarm

Sensor-3 activation results in a

*971361## *

Value

Value Info 1 Alarm if contact closes or signal is applied (Factory setting) 3 Alarm if contact opens or signal cease to apply

Alarm due to Sensor-3

2 activated

2 deactivated

NO OFF OFF

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9.14 Control sub-communication unit

9.14.1 EN81-70 lamps

The type of activation of the symbols can be read out or modified:

*971369## *

Value

Value Info 0 Yellow and green lamp/LED disabled. 2

Green lamp/LED must be activated manually during connection using 1 (Factory setting).

4 Green lamp/LED will be activated automatically during connection

9.14.2 Output LMK-OUT(-)

Configuration can be read out or modified:

*971337## *

Value

Value Info 208 Mode "Help is coming" lamp

Activate "Help is coming" by sending 6 during connection. "Help is coming" will be switched off, by sending 4 during connection /

when there is a change in door signal (S1) / if alarm remains unacknowledged / if there is a new alarm (i.e.

emergency button pressed again) / after a periodical test! 216 New from software 8.45: same as 208 + additional "Help is coming" set with every received touch-tone command 193 Mode „Emergency call active“ => Connection to external building control system (Factory setting)

The output „Emergency call active“ is switched on after misuse protection time-out.

It is switched off, when there is a change in door signal (S1) / there is a new alarm (i.e. emergency button

pressed again) / after a periodical test! / by sending 4 during connection

226 Mode „activated, if the alarm remains unacknowledged“ => e.g. DECT-Solution

The output is switched on, when an alarm remains unacknowledged.

The output switches off, when there are no more unacknowledged alarms / in case of a door status change

(Sensor-1) / in case of an new alarm / periodical test / in case of a machine room communication

9.15 Background-Noise filter

In case of a loud background noise in the cabin (i.e. ventilator, train station..) you may activate BGN-function to improve hands-free communication:

*971335## *

Value

Value Info 0 BGN disabled (Factory setting) 103 BGN enabled (in case of intensive noise in the cabin)

9.16 Hands-free volume adjustment

The Hands-free volume of the alarm-unit can be read out or modified:

*971366## *

Value

Value Info

0..15 Attention! In case of hand-free communication problem try with low values at the beginning. With consideration to raise the volume level is adequate (8 as maximum) (Factory setting: 8)

9.17 DTMF optimization for mobile connections

To increase the success rate of data transmission using DTMF tones (WinMOS or other Routine receiver), it is recommended to adjust the tone duration as follows: Available from software version 8:39!

*971336## *

Value

Value Info (duration = (value-76) * 20msec) 80 Tone duration for land-line use 80msec (Version 8.39 up to 8.48) Factory setting) 84 Tone duration optimized for the mobile network to 160msec (Factory setting from 8.49)

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10. ACCESSORY

10.1 Machine room telephone(Art. No: 118.0120)

Cable: 3 m. Suitable for operation with EA-8-DPXM or EA-8-DPXFM  6.10

10.2 Sub-communication units

Housing material: ABS

10.2.1 EA.LMC-EC (Art. No: 118.0158)

Passive: Micro/Speaker and integrated EC-button (normally open) Dimension: 114 x 58 x 21 mm (L x W x H), W incl. plug: 74 mm

10.2.2 EA-LMC70 (Art. No: 118.0155) / EA-LMC70-EC (Art. No: 118.0156)

Dimension: 114 x 58 x 21 mm (L x W x H), W incl. plug: 74 mm

EC: integrated EC-button (normally open)

10.2.3 EA-LMK70C (Art. No: 118.0160)

Dimension: 112 x 56 x 21 mm (L x W x H), W incl. plug: 74 mm

10.2.4 EA-LMK70C-WG (Art. No: 118.0161)

Same as 118.0160 but with IP54 protection using suitable drilling pattern

10.2.5 EA-LMK70T (Art. No: 118.016x)

Same as 118.0160 but including amplified audio-output for ..

Hearing-aid-loop (Set No: 118.0165) Exciter (Set No: 118.0166)

10.2.6 LMK70-ATEX

10.2.6.1 ATEX-Barrier (Art. No: 121.0390)

Primary voltage: 8 to 35 V DC Protection class: II (1) GD [Ex ia] IIC

[Ex ia] IIIC 45 x 118 x 138 mm (L x W x H)

10.2.6.2 Zone 0 (Art. No: 121.0370)

Protection class: Gas: II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga

112 x 56 x 22 mm (L x W x H). W incl. plug 74mm

10.2.6.3 Zone 20 (Art. No: 121.0380)

Protection class: Dust: Housing incl. button + EN81-70 symbols

II 1 GD Ex ia IIC T4 Ga Ex ia IIIC TXX °C Da IP64

160 x 160 x 91 mm (L x W x H) or 188 x 160 x 109 mm (L x W x H) incl. PG11 and button

10.3 Power supplies

10.3.1 Voltage converter EA-DCDC (Art. No: 100.0290)

PCB mounted in the battery compartment with connector 8 to 35 V DC / isolation 3kV including connection cable for emergency call button (article No: 118.0140)

10.3.2 DIN-adapter EA-ADC-USV (Art. No: 118.0117)

Primary voltage: 230 V +- 15% / 50 Hz Secondary voltage: 14.3 V DC / 10 W Dimension: 17.5 x 93 x 68.5 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 1 unit

10.3.3 DIN-adapter EA-DCDC-USV (Art. No: 118.0119)

Primary voltage: 9 to 35 V DC Secondary voltage: 14.3 V DC / 10 W Dimension: 17.5 x 93 x 68.5 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 1 unit

10.3.4 Uninterrupted power supply interface EA-NSG (Art. No: 100.0117)

In combination with DIN-adapter 118.0117 or 118.0119 and a 12V-battery you get an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) Primary voltage: 14.3 V DC i.e. from Art. No: 118.0117 Secondary voltage: 12 V DC for emergency light (max. 200 mA)

12 V DC for alarm unit (max. 400 mA)

13.8 V DC Charging voltage for lead acid battery

Dimension: 35 x 90 x 32 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 2 units

10.3.5 Uninterrupted power supply USV-230VAC-12V-IP (Art. No: 121.0117)

Article-no: 100.0117+ 118.0117 + 100.0880 pre-mounted in IP65 housing Dimension: 110 x 110 x 90 mm (L x W x H)

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10.4 Emergency-button interface EA-NT-IN (Art. No: 100.0250A)

Alarm-input: 4.8 to 35 V DC / limited to 10 mA / Isolation: 1.5kV => (parallel to horn Output-switch: Contact NC or NO: max. 350 V/0.12 A (30 Ohm) => to plug X2

10.5 Misuse-protection interface EA-2DOOR (Art. No: 100.0260A)

Door-state-signals (2x): active 10 to 35 V DC, status LED Dimension: 35 x 90 x 30 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 2 units

10.6 Emergency lights (Art. No: 100.087x)

10.6.1 LED-strip 10 cm(Art. No: 100.0870) self-adhesive

Suitable to transparent frames (100.0231)  3.2.1.2 Specification: 12 V DC +/- 15% / 0.8 W / 52 lm (16 cd 120°) Dimension: 117 x 9 x 9 mm (L x W x H)

10.6.2 LED-strips 2 x 10cm (Art. No: 100.0873) self-adhesive

Like 100.0870, but 2 stripes for light upwards and downwards Specification: 12 V DC +/- 15% / 1.6 W / 104 lm (16 cd 120°) Dimension: (100+117) x 9 x 9 mm (L x W x H)

10.6.3 LED-screw (Art. No: 100.0872) / IP67

Specification: 12 V DC +/- 15% / 0.2 W / 4 lm (44 cd 20°) Mounting: Screw M8 Cable: 25 cm

10.6.4 LED-Ring (Art. No: 100.0879)

Specification: 4 to 15 V DC / 1 W Dimension: 52 x 52 x 6 mm (L x W x H) Suitable to polycarbonate front panels (Art. No: 100.0211 / 0212 / 0213) in Rx42-gap  3.2.1.1

10.7 Telephone line interfaces

10.7.1 Alarm forwarding over mobile network / Gateway

Simulates the analogue telephone line for EasyAlarm® and is compatible with the protocols WinMOS ® 300 and Point ID.

Notes:

 The antenna should be mounted in a fixed location (e.g. in the engine room), to ensure a stable reception situation.  In the case of an retrofit (SNEL, ESBA), where no telephone wires in the hanging cables are available, the gateway

can be mounted on top of the cabin, if the reception is ensured throughout the entire travel the elevator.

 If the coverage is inadequate or fails completely, the system must be placed out of service automatically, for example

with a command “move to ground floor” send to the elevator control. For this purpose, the gateway includes a potential free relay contact (NO or NC).

 Beware of prepaid SIM: Where appropriate in the case of alarm, no funds are available. A postpaid or a prepaid with

automatic reloading is preferable.

Connectors: 1 x Line (for i.e. alarm units EasyAlarm® / Exicall EN70 / MINI

1 x permanent 12V-output for alarm units and horn 1 x switched 12V-output for emergency light 1 x Relay-contact  Operation monitoring “System ready“

1 x SMA-antenna jack (patch sticking antenna included) Status: reception level with LED Backup: 12 V battery (e.g. Art. No: 100.0880) Approval: TÜV AUSTRIA, Report number: AT – 08 / 0028

10.7.1.1 EA-UMTS-IP (Art. No: 100.0802BU) / EA-UMTS-IP-LIGHT (Art. No: 100.0801BU)

Supply voltage: 230 V AC / 50 Hz Dimension: 182 x 180 x 63 mm (L x W x H) / protective housing IP65

10.7.1.2 EA-UMTS-DIN (Art. No: 100.0812BU) / EA-UMTS-DIN-LIGHT (Art. No: 100.0811BU)

Supply voltage: Art. No: 1AC.0812B: 230 V AC / 50 Hz (incl. Art. No: 118.0117)

Art. No: 1DC.0812B: 9 – 35 V DC (incl. Art. No: 118.0119) Dimension: 45 x 118 x 135 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail

add 17.5 x 93 x 68.5 mm for DIN-adapter

10.7.1.3 RDT Remote-Data-Transmission modules for 100.802B or 100.0812B

Data-Module: Art. No: 100.0850: DB9 for compatible elevator controls

Art. No: 100.0851: Mini-USB for compatible elevator controls Dimension: 35 x 90 x 30 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 2 units

10.7.2 DECT-Interface

DECT-Interface for wireless connection between cabin and machine room , when there is no hanging cable available for telephone line.

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10.8 Fire-brigade communication EN81-72

Cabin  6.11: Art. No: EA8 DPXM LMK70C-WG

(Alarm unit EA-8-DPXM + sub-communication unit LMK70C-WG)

10.8.1 Remote-communication unit (Art. No: 118.0202E): Flash mount

Fre-brigade entry (hands-free) / Alternative design  10.8.3.

10.8.2 Multi floor communication unit (Art. No: 118.0204E): Flash mount

Machine room / additional floors (push-to-talk) / Alternative design  10.8.4.

10.8.3 Remote-communication unit (Art. No: 118.0212E): Surface mount

118.202E mounted in protective housing IP54 incl. Talk-button and symbols.

10.8.4 Multi floor communication unit (Art. No: 118.0214E):Surface mount

118.204E mounted in protective housing IP54 incl. Talk-button and symbols.

10.8.5 Multi floor communication unit/timer (Art. No: 118.0215E):Surface

mount

In the machine room like 118.0214E including adjustable timer module

10.9 Protective housing EA-IP-EN70-EC (Art. No:100.0730)

IP54-housing for sub communication units  10.2 incl. Emerg.-button.

10.10 Protective housing for EasyAlarm® EA-IP-BOX (Art. No: 100.0700)

EA-IP-BOX with transparent lid protects alarm unit up to IP65. The internal EasyAlarm® microphone must be disabled to avoid feedback.

10.11 Lightning protection interface (Art. No: 100.0328)

Protects the telephone input of EasyAlarm® from voltages higher than 150 V and filters ADSL signals. The interface is also a distributing adapter for connecting a machine-room telephone (MRphone) or the remote communication unit.

Dimension: 90 x 52 x 30 mm (L x W x H) / DIN-Rail 3 units Connectors: RJ12 and screw terminals

10.12 Routine call management (portal.leitronic.ch)

Leitronic offers a web-based solution to monitor the devices according to EN81-28. With a login from Leitronic AG you will be given the opportunity to:

1. manage routine call (every 72 h according to EN 81-28)

2. programming EasyAlarm® EXICALL & EN70 & Nano & Mini

 Calling number  PIN-Code  Dialling-in / Remote access  Routine call interval

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11. CONTENTS OF DELIVERY / SPECIFICATION

11.1 Contents of delivery

Depending on ordering code:

Alarm unit: EA-8-DPX, EA-8-DPXN, EA-8-DPXM, DPXF, DPXFN or DPXFM Voice announcement: German, French, English, Italian. Other languages on request. Sub-communication unit: LMC70 Art. No: 118.0155

LMK70C Art. No: 118.0160 LMK70C-WG Art. No: 118.0161 water resistant IP54 LMK70T-LOOP Art. No: 118.0165 Set: LMK70T + Hearing aid loop LMK70T-EXC Art. No: 118.0166 Set: LMK70T + Exciter : LMK70-ATEX 0 Art. No: 121.0370 LMK70-ATEX Zone 0 + Art. No: 121.0390 ATEX-Barrier LMK70-ATEX 20 Art. No: 121.0380 LMK70-ATEX Zone 20 + Art. No: 121.0390 ATEX-Barrier

Accessory: SNEL Art. No: 100.0277

EA-NT-IN Art. No: 100.0250 EA-DCDC Art. No: 100.0290 Supply from 8 to 35 V DC in battery compartment

Cables: Standard 3 m (other length on request 0.5 m, 1.5 m, 5 m)

11.2 Specification

Changes to product and performance can be made at any time without announcement..

11.2.1 Alarm units EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPX (Art. No: 101.0220)

Primary voltage: 9 to 16 V DC (over EXT/≂ jack)

Backup: 9 V-Battery (Alkaline: Typical 70 hours) Emergency operation: Alarm with telephone line powering. Consumption: Standby: 7 mA (typical)/during announcement up to 80 mA Housing material: ABS Dimension: 200 x 110 x 31 mm (L x Ex H) Weight: 320 g without battery Telephone cable: RJ12 3 m incl. (other length on request 0.5 m, 1.5 m, 5 m)

on request (RJ12 to country specific telephone adapter) Dialling: DTMF (Touch-tone)

11.2.2 Alarm units EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXN (Art. No: 101.0230)

Same as EA-8-DPX with additional telephone output:

 Downstream telephone/modem will be disconnected in case the alarm unit has to dial out.  Downstream telephone/modem is connected to the PSTN if the alarm unit is in standby mode.

11.2.3 Alarm units EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXM (Art. No: 101.0260)

Same as EA-8-DPX with integrated machine room interface  6.10  If the machine room telephone is off-hook you get instant hands-free communication into the cabin. A external line (to

PSTN) can be selected by sending touch-tone 0.

 The telephone/modem will be disconnected in case the alarm unit has to dial out. Consumption: Standby: 20 mA (typical)/during announcement up to 100 mA

11.2.4 Alarm units EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXF (Art. No: 101.0240)

Same as EA-8-DPX but incl. serial interface to communicate with a Liftronic elevator control. Sensor-3 not usable. Primary voltage: 9 to 16 V DC (over Liftronic-Interface)

11.2.5 Alarm units EasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXFN (Art. No: 101.0243)

Same as EA-8-DPX with additional telephone output:

 Downstream telephone/modem will be disconnected in case the alarm unit has to dial out.  Downstream telephone/modem is connected to the PSTN if the alarm unit is in standby mode.

11.2.6 Alarm units EEasyAlarm® EA-8-DPXFM (Art. No: 101.0246)

Same as EA-8-DPXF but with integrated machine room interface:  6.10.

EA8

DPX DPXN DPXM DPXF DPXFN DPXFM

Alarm unit Sub-communication unit

SNEL EA-NT-IN EA-DCDC

Accessory

LMC70 LMK70C LMK70C-WG LMK70T-LOOP LMK70T-EXC LKM70-ATEX 0/20

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12. WARRANTY

Dear customer

Each EasyAlarm® is manufactured and tested according to stringent quality rules. If the unlikely case should happen, that due to a manufacturing error the product is malfunctioning, Leitronic AG will guarantee in addition to your sales distributor warranty of repairs without any labour or material costs for 2 years after date of purchase.

Warranty is only granted, if the unit has been used as described in the instruction manual.

Warranty will not be given under following circumstances:

 If there is no invoice or receipt with date of purchase, vendor’s name and serial number.  These documents have been changed or modified.  If serial number on type label has been changed, cleared, removed or modified in any way.  If any repair, modification or other adaptation has been carried out by an unauthorized person or company.  Damage due to tampering with device.  Damage due to external influence (lightning, water, fire and so on).

Please contact Info-Line +41 (0)56 648 40 40 before sending out units because normally there are no faulty units but misinterpretation of the behaviour or programming errors!

Leitronic AG Engeloostr. 16 CH-5621 Zufikon Tel. +41 (0)56 648 40 40

www.easyalarm.ch

[email protected]

SCHAEFER GmbH Elektrotechnik + Maschinenbau Postfach 30 01 67 D-72488 Sigmaringen-Laiz Tel +49 (0)7571 722-51

www.ws-schaefer.de [email protected]

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Overall dimension 110 x 200 mm

69 mm

158 mm

13. DRILLING PATTERN

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14. INDEX

Accessory.........................................................5, 6, 8, 28, 30

Acknowledgement (Alarm)..........................................15f, 25

Alarm

Acknowledge...........................................................15, 16

Calling numbers

how to program .......................................10, 11, 15, 32

Dialling delay.......................................................10, 18

Calling number sequence..................................11, 14, 15

Repetitions...............................................................16, 25

Alarm contact.........................................................3, 4, 8, 28

Announcement ..........................................10, 15, 20, 22, 26

Approval.......................................................................Cover

Assembly .........................................................................5, 6

Battery change..................................................................21

BackGroundNoise-Filter.....................................................29

Building control system (LMK-OUT).........................9, 15, 29

Call-Center solution......................................................14, 32

Communication test.............................10, 14, 20, 25, 29, 32

Communication units.........2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 16, 23, 30, 31, 33

Connection

Dial-up.........................................................15, 22, 25, 26

Time-out...................................................................15, 26

Configuration........................................................8, 9, 28, 29

Contact configuration............................................27, 28, 29.

Connectors...........................................................3, 4, 7, 8, 9

Dialling-in ............................................16, 17, 20, 23, 26, 27

access ...............................................................17, 18, 27

DIN-Adapter EA-ACDC-xxx...........................................9, 30

Direct call / Test call............................................................16

Door contact ..........................3f., 7, 9, 14, 18, 19, 20, 24, 28

Drilling pattern................................................................6, 35

DTMF.......................................................................3, 20, 22

commands ....................................................................15

Emergency operation ............................2f., 9, 10, 20, 24, 28

Slide switch / Jumper ....................................................28

Emergency light ................................................5, 18, 19, 31

Emergency button...................3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 14, 16, 20ff., 28

Response.......................................................................28

Error handling.....................................................................22

Exciter (LMK70T).................................................4, 9, 16, 30

Factory setting........................................... 25, 26, 27, 28, 29

Fire brigade EN81-72...................................................19, 32

Gateway / UMTS / GMS / LTE.....................2, 18, 19, 29, 31

Hands-free communication................................................16

Volume...........................................................4, 16, 23, 29

Quality....................................................................5, 7, 23

Hands-free.............................3f., 9f., 12f., 16, 18f., 22f., 26f.

Communication..............................3f., 10, 16, 18, 23, 26f.

Hearing-aid-loop (LMK70T)..................................4, 9, 16, 30

Hotline-Mode......................................................................10

Individual announcement ......................................12, 15, 26

Installation............................................................................7

Lamps.............................................3f., 6, 13, 15, 17, 22, 30f

LED ..................................................................3f., 6, 15, 30f

Light pipes........................................................................4, 6

Lock programming........................................................11, 22

Machine room communication ...................18,19, 29, 30, 31

Microphone............................................................3, 4, 5, 16

Misuse-protection.................................3, 7, 9, 14, 20, 24, 26

adjust cabin travel time .................................................27

Modem...........................................................3, 7, 17, 18, 27

Outputs.......................................................3, 4, 9, 15, 20, 29

Panels / Frames...............................................................5, 6

PIN-Code.............................................12, 15, 17, 20, 23, 27

How to program ......................................................12, 32

Point-ID..................................................................10, 22, 31

Power failure .................................................2, 9, 14, 20, 23

Alarm due to................................................13, 14, 18, 25

Programming

Announcements.............................................................12

unlock............................................................................12

PIN-Code.................................................................12, 32

Calling number.............................................10, 11, 15, 32

Calling number sequence..................................11, 14, 15

Emergency button contact type...........................8, 24, 28

factory settings...............................................................25

Protocol........................................................................10, 31

Routine call..........................................10, 14, 16, 20, 25, 32

Remote access......................................2, 17, 22, 23, 26, 27

Remote-Programming......................................11, 12, 20, 27

Remote-communication / Fire brigade EN81-72..........19, 32

Retrofitting..............................................................5, 6, 8, 30

Ringing cycles (dialling-in) ........................15, 17, 22, 23, 26

Routine call....................4, 10, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 22, 25, 32

Safety notes.........................................................................2

Schema (Overview)......................................................Cover

Select user language...................................................12, 15

Selection switch...............................................3, 7, 9, 13, 24

Sensor-1 (Misuse)......................3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 14, 20, 24, 27

Sensor-2 (Emergency button)....................3, 4, 9, 10, 24, 28

Sensor-3 (Technical Alarm)..............3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 14, 24, 28

Short instruction............................................................Cover

Speaker........................................................3, 4, 16f., 23, 28

Sub-communication units.............4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 16, 23, 30, 31

Supervision ...............................3, 13, 14, 15, 20, 24, 27, 29

Supply ...................................................2, 3, 4, 9, 20, 23, 30

Switch

Function.......................................................................3, 9

Selection......................................................................3, 9

Emergency button contact type (in battery compart.)....28

Symbol lamps (EN81-70).................4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 15, 17, 29

Telephone line........................................2f., 7, 18, 19, 20, 22

suitable / unsuitable........................................................ 2

Test.............................................................................7, 9, 24

Telephone line............................................................7, 22

Sensor wiring.............................................................9, 24

Test call..............................................................................16

Touch tone / DTMF...................................................3, 20, 22

commands ....................................................................15

Unlock programming....................................................11, 22

UPS................................................................................9, 30

User announcements.......................................10, 15, 22, 26

User language..............................................................12, 15

VoIP (Voice over IP).............................................................2

Volume of the hands-free communication..............16, 23, 29

Waiting period..............................................................13, 17

Warranty ............................................................................34

WinMOS®)300 (Call-Centre-Solution).........................14, 32

Wiring

Installation................................................................7, 8, 9

testing....................................................................7, 9, 24

Overview..................................................................Cover

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Manufacturer’s Name: Leitronic AG Manufacturer’s Address: Engeloostrasse 16

CH-5621 Zufikon Switzerland

declares that the product

Product Name: EasyAlarm

a b

Model Number: EA-8-DPXN / EA-8-DPXM

EA-8-DPXF / EA-8-DPXFM

We herewith declare that the components supplied under the aforementioned order number meet the following EC Directives

EMC: 2014/30/EU RoHS 2: 2011/65/EU

Standards applied

Safety (Article 3.1a): EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009

+A1:2010+A12:2011

EMC (Article 3.1b): EN 12015:2014

EN 12016:2013

Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts EN81-28:2018

- Lifts for the transport of persons and goods Part 28: Remote alarm on passenger and goods passenger lifts Safety rules for the construction and installations of lifts EN81-70:2017 – Particular applications for passenger and goods passenger lifts – Part 70: Accessibility to lifts for persons including persons with disability; Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts EN81-72:2015

- Particular applications for passenger and goods passengers lift

- Part 72: Firefigthers lift

Supplementary Information The product herewith complies with the requirements of the following Directives and carries the CE marking accordingly 2014/30/EU:

Zufikon, 13.2.2019

Silvan Tognella

TÜV-Austria, 30.4.2010 Berichtsnummer: AT-08/0023

Declaration of conformity

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Installation