Linkcom Link Door Phone, Door Phone User Manual

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Table of contents
Main Description……………………………………………………………………………………………. 3

Features………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3
Modularity of the Doorphone………………………………………………………………………… …… 4
Technical characteristics of Main Module……………………………………………………………… 5
UCxN Main Module…………………………………………………………………………………… ……… 5
UCKN Keypad Module……………………………………………………………………………………….. 7
Doorphone assembly………………………………………………………………… ……………… ……… 7
Flush-Mounted Installation…………………………………………………………………………………. 8
Change of nameplates………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

Signaling Overview…………………………………………………………………………………………… 8
Doorphone without Keypad ………………………………………………………… …………………… 9
Doorphone with Keypad………………………………………………………………………… ………… 9
Programming the Doorphone……………………………………………………………………… ……… 13
Programming through phone(Remot Mode)…………………………………………………………… 13
Programming from PC-NSET software………………………………………………………………… 13

Description of parameters………………………………………………………………………………… 14
Programming from PC-NSET software…………………………………………………………………… 20-23
Overview of parameters……………………………………………………………………………… ………24
List of presseting parameters……………………………………………………………………………… 25

Technical parameters…………………………………………………………………………………………26
Electrical parameters………………………………………………………………………………………… 26
Mechanical parameters……………………………………………………………………………………… 26
Table for Easy Programming……………………………………………………………………………… 27

Dect –LinkBoxGap……………………………………………………………………… …………………… 29
LinkBoxGap programming…………………………………………………………………………… ………30
Guarantee conditions………………………………………………………………………………………… 31

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Main Description

1.1 Features:

¾ The LINK DOOR PHONE is a modular system which from a Main module (UCxN) allow to connect IP or IP

WiFi camera, KEYPAD ( UCKN) and a maximum of 16 x 4 direct call button modul C4N (MASTER) or M4N
(SLAVE ) total 64 buttons to manage up to 64 companies or service department by direct call

¾ Voice communication is supplied by the telephone line ( PBX, PSTN line or analog GSM Gateway )
¾ The link between the Door Phone and the PBX can be wireless by using our device LINK BOX/Gap
¾ Mixt dialling available, TONE or PULSE
¾ Two 16 digits numbers can be programmed in each memory table for direct call button of modul C4N (Master)

and M4N (Slave) (including (*, #, Flash and Pause)
The first number is associated to Group 1 / DAY mode
The second number is associated to Group 2 / Night mode
A total of 2 x 64 numbers are associated to the 64 direct call button

¾ The numbers are associate to prefix 01 to 64 and can be dialled from the Keypad ( UCKN)
¾ Programming the numbers of ring before automatic Relaying from Groupe 1 to Groupe 2
¾ Manual Relaying from DAY to NIGHT or NIGHT to DAY mode, from a phone or automatic Relaying when

pressing again the button in case of no answering or busy line .
¾ Extending the communication between PBX and Door Phone by dialing from phone * ou # when hearing the

end of conversation signal.

¾ Possibility to manage two Relays independently and by temporization for the Relay N°2.
¾ The Relaying of the 2 relays is done by dialing from the phone a prefix of 2 digits. Relay N°2 can be Relayed,

based on temporization setting starting after the activation of first relay.
¾ A six digits password can be dialed from Keypad or by a combination on the first 10 Direct call Button (When

Keypad is not available)

¾ Deadline parameters setting between 2 pressures on Direct call Button for password seizure.
¾ Keypad dialling mode can be done either by:

-Dialling the full PSTN number or PBX extension number

-By using prefix memory table of the DoorPhone (01-64)

¾ Deadline parameter between 2 calls can be programmed
¾ Flash and Pause Setting
¾ Choice between the 3 default setting tables
¾ PC setting in local mode and DTMF in Remote mode
¾ The Main module (UCxN) is Integrating heating of printed circuit
¾ Permanent lighting through visiting cards
¾ Earthing outlet for better protection against static electricity
¾ Powering the whole module in 12V AC or DC without polarity.

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LINK DOOR PHONE – Installation and Operating Instructions

Modularity of the DOOR PHONE

- The LINK DOOR PHONE Main Module UCxN is declined in 3 types UC2N, UC1N, UC0N (equiped
with 2, 1 or 0 direct call buttons)

- It is possible to associat to Main module UCxN the following modules

- IP or IP WiFi Camera module

- A keypad (UCKN)

- Up to 16 x 4 direct call buttons module C4N (Master) and M4N (Slave), by connecting behind each
C4N (Master) module a M4N (Slave) module

- The whole DOOR PHONE can be installed

- Embeded or Surface mounting

UC2N UC1N UC0N

UCKN C4N (master) M4N (slave) IP Camera WIFI Camera

Fixing frame 2 SMB2N-rain- Flanging frame2 MK-2
protective cover (flush-mounted)

Examples of frame configuration

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WIRELESS:
The gateway LINK GATE A allow connecting the Door Phone to a GSM operator.
The LINK BOX/GAP module allow connecting the Door Phone wirelessly to PBX Extension or PSTN line.

LINK GATE A LINK BOX GAP

Technical caracteristic of Main Module

UCxN Main Module

The LINK Door Phone Main Module is supplied in three variants – with two buttons UC2N, one button UC1N
and without buttons UC0N.
Fig. 1 Rear view of Main module Fig. 2 Front view of Main module

Connection
1- << LINE a b >> Allow the Main module connection to PABX Extention through wired link or through

DECT link by using the LINK BOX/GAP module.

It is also possible to connect the Main module to PSTN or GSM gateway line

2- << 12 V >> The LINK DOOR PHONE is powered in 12V AC or DC (no polarity required) to insure the
following commands

- Lighting and powering all connected modules
As : IP / IP Wifi Camera / Keypad UCKN / Direct call buttons U4N and M4N

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LINK DOOR PHONE – Installation and Operating Instructions

- Relays Relay ON Relay OFF

- Door Look

- Heating Main module circuits
3 - <<1 NO COM NC / 2 NO COM NC >> 2 relays Relayable by DTMF code allow the activation of

Door Look, Coaxial Camera, Light and External bell.

The contact points are the following :
<< NO >> Open Contact (not powered constantly)
<< COM >> Commun Contact
<< NC >> Closed Contact (Permanant power for Magnetic Look)

The contacts of both Relayes are galvanically isolated each other and from other Doorphone circuits.

4 - << GND>> Faston 2.8mm terminal protects against static electricity – to be connected to earthing.
5 - <<Volume>> trimmer serves to the adjustment of loudspeaker volume, it has no effect to other

Doorphone features.
6 - <<MIC>> trimmer (placed under PDV board) provides the adjustment of microphone volume. Such

adjustment can improve the feature of speech way, e.g. by ambient noise in the street.
7 - << HEAT >> Jumper serves the Relaying of board heating. This function requires the connection of 12V

supply on "12V" marked terminal.

8 - <<Expansion>> Allow connecting by flat cable supplied any modul as IP/IP WiFi camera, Keypad
UCKN, Master U4C direct call buttons.

9 - <<PRG>> Allow PC connection with KAB cable for configuration through NSET soft and serves to the
diagnostics and new software load.

10 - <<SERVICE>> Jumper serves to direct access to programming. It can be used, for example by
absence of password for programming.

Connection diagrams:

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Fig. 2 Examples of Relay connections

1.1.1 Extending Module with C4N(master), M4N(slave) Buttons

This module is supplied in two designs. The C4N (Master) module
has four buttons and includes the electronics to be connected to the Main
module or to previous M4N (Slave) module.

This module is only connected by flat cable – buttons and lighting
through is already interconnected.

M4N (Slave) module is alwaise connected behing C4N (Master)
module. The connection is not prepared and should be done by conductors
see on figure 3.

M4N (Slave) module made of mechanical part and LEDs

C4N (Master) module insure to M4N (Slave) module the electrical
and commandes features

1.1.2 UCKN Keypad Module

The keypad module is only connected by flat cable as well as C4N module. The only
difference is that keypad module is always the last in row (no other module can be connected
behind it) and it can be only linked to the first (directly to the Main module) or the second (to output
of the first C4N) positions. It means that 0 to 10 buttons with direct dialing can be used instead of
keypad (per assembly). The most frequent used assemblies are:

– UCxN + UCKN
– UCxN + C4N + UCKN
– UCxN + C4N + M4N + UCKN

Pay attention

when programming – the position of keypad connected must be correctly specified (parameter 48).

The choice is entered by gradual pressing of buttons with digits. Firstly the key symbol must be pressed to enter

a password. When pressing X, the Doorphone will hang up.

1.1.3 Other modules

Other modules extending the Doorphone assembly are available as Camera IP or IP WiFi.

1.2 Doorphone Assembly

1.2.1 Surface mounting :

By installation on plaster only the surface mount
box , with a rain protective cover SMBxN is used, which will include all mechanical
parts (MKxx, Canopy xx and Fixing Frame xx). The installation is made by screwing
to the wall by means of dowels. See SMB1N on figure.

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LINK DOOR PHONE – Installation and Operating Instructions

1.2.2 Flush-Mounted Installation

The FMBBxN mounting box is built-in wall. Be careful in orientation of assembling holes when nearly MK1 square

box is used – it must be in vertical axis. The well-embedded box is shown on figure.

The Protecting Frame (provides overlapping of unevenness after
mounting box walling-in) and Canopy (necessary for installation in external
areas) form other accessories for flush-mounted installation. When installed
in surroundings with possible water condensation (temperature changes) or
water spraying (rain) it is recommended to connect the jumper on Main
module – heating ON.

The board heating has two positive functions partly it heats up the
electronics in winter at temperatures below –20°C (most details with
extended temperature range has guaranteed parameters from –20°C) and
partly with external installation at swift temperature changes and higher air
humidity by Relayed heating no water condensation occurs on Main
Doorphone board, which assures its reliable function.

1.3 Change of nameplates
The first step is dismantling of a fixing frame from module, where we want to change a nameplate. It can be

executed by unscrewing of two screws under plastic covers on fixing frame. When removing the fixing frame we can
see two independent modules. The front part (metallic) of the button module has to be first separated from plastic part
in this way that we will put off the plastic lug, ensuring the front part on the right side. Each button has its separate
nameplate hold by means of plastic flag (see figure). The paper nameplates can be printed from Excel form or from
Nset setting program.

1.4 Signaling Overview
The LINK DOOR PHONE sends acoustic signals during operation. Another signaling can be done by means of

red LED (placed under microphone hole). You can also listen the signaling samples in Nset program setting.

Condition Tones Tone frequency LED
Line lifting up –▄–■–▀– 425-850-1275 glows

Line hanging up –▀–■–▄ 1275-850-425

goes

out
Report after calling –▄–■–▀– 425-850-1275 glows
Command confirmation from

phone

––█–– 425

Dialing DTMF/Pulse

goes

out
Call glows

Notice about call end –■–■–■– 1275 glows
Entry to programming from

phone

–■–■–■– 850 glows

Programming from phone ––▓–▓––––– mod. 850 glows
Parameter confirmation ––█–– glows
Entry to programming from PC –■–■–■– 850 glows
Programming from PC blinks

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Connection to line (Reset) –■–▄–■– 1275-850-1275 blinks
Error (anything, if unsuitable)

–■–■–■–■–■–

■–

425….

Empty memory (no program.
numb.)

–█–▄–■–▄–

■–▄–

850-1275-

1700…

1.5 Functions:
LINK Door phone functions are influenced partly by the modules attached (with keypad or without it) and partly

by setting of parameters (see chapter “Parameter Overview”).

1.5.1 Doorphone without Keypad

The Doorphone module direct call buttons (U4C and M4N) are provided with nameplates shoing names of

department, name of the company or name of the persons inside the building. The incoming person will press the
corresponding button, the Doorphone will lift up the line either immediately (See parameter 53) when the button
pressed is not the first number of password and after period given (See parameter 55) the programmed number will be
dialed out.

The dialing number differs if Day/Night or Group 1/ Groupe 2 mode are selected (See parameter 47):

- In Day mode, the dialed number belong to memory table of parameter 1

- In Night mde, the dialed number belong to memory table of parameter 2

- If Day/Night mode are selected, Manualy you can Relay from Day to Night mode (See parameter 45,46)

- The Relaying from Day to Night mode can also be done by pressing a second time on the same button either
when no one is answering the phone neither when hearing a busy tone.

- If a visitor presses the button after Doorphone lifting up, so the Doorphone will hang up for a period given by
parameter 54, lift up the line and dial a new number. The number choice is carried out both tone (DTMF), and
pulse dialing according to parameter 41 setting.

- The Relay (code lock) can be controlled by first 10 buttons of Doorphone. If the visitor at door presses buttons
in such combination that meet the preprogrammed code (parameters 32-34) and the time among presses is not
bigger than the set point (parameter 53), then the Doorphone will lift up and close the corresponding Relay (if
set in m=1 or m=5 modes) to the period given by parameter 36 event. 38. Then it will hang up.

1.5.2 Doorphone with Keypad

The Doorphone with keypad can also include besides the keypad up to 10 buttons of direct dialing except the
code lock. This one is always situated on keypad. After keypad is connected, the position, where the keypad is
connected to, should be set (parameter 48).

The keypad has two functional buttons

– key symbol = once pressing the numerical combination is considered as the combination for control of

the Relayes. The second button

– –X symbol = when pressing the Doorphone immediately will hang up.

The number selection on keypad can be executed in two ways (parameter 49):

- The incoming person is dialing number as to be done on phone – the period among
button presses should be lower than the value given by parameter 53. After this
period the Doorphone will lift up and dial the given number.

- On buttons the incoming person is dialing a two-digit number (from 01 to 64), which
represents the memory number, where the 16-digit number is stored (same as for
buttons). The number dialing is managed by Day/Night setting or mode for two
groups of numbers .

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Wifi / IP Camera
Set up the wireless connection – Windows
Before the doorphone with Wi-Fi camera can connect to an encrypted wireless network, the wireless settings in the

camera must be configured and an IP address must be set. This is done by connecting the camera to a computer with
the help of the supplied USB cable. Follow the instructions below.

1. Connect the power adapter to the camera. Press the power cable into the cable clip on the
rear panel. This will prevent accidental cable disconnection.

2. Connect the USB cable to your computer and then to the camera.

3. Open My Computer and the camera
should be displayed as a new drive

4. Click on the drive for the camera to see
the files contained in the camera.

5. Click on the file setup.exe. This starts the
AXIS Setup Tool, which lets you configure
the wireless settings. See the online help in the setup tool for more
information. Note that you should first configure your
wireless access point and then duplicate
those settings in the camera settings.

6. Specify the type of IP address to use. Seethe online help for
more information.
For easiest access to the camera – we recommended to use static
IP address.
IP address have to be from the same IP range as Wifi network.

7. Click OK, close the AXIS Setup Tool and disconnect the USB
cable.

8. Wait at least 10 seconds for the settings to take effect and then
restart the camera ( disconnect a power supply )

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Accessing the camera
If you set the IP address manually, you can now access the camera’s web interface simply by starting a browser and
entering the IP address.
If you selected Obtain IP address via DHCP, you have several options:

• Reconnect the USB cable, browse to the camera as before, and restart the AXIS Setup Tool. The DHCP-assigned
address will be displayed in the tool.

• If you are using e.g. a home broadband router, you may find it convenient to view the router’s administration pages to
discover which IP address has been assigned to your camera.
Please consult the router’s documentation for further information.

• If your network uses automatic IP addressing (DHCP) and your computer uses the UPnPTM
service, the camera will automatically be detected and displayed on your screen. (UPnPTM isa certification mark of the
UPnPTM Implementers Corporation.)

Set the language and password
When accessing the camera for the first time, the
language can be changed and the “root” password
must be configured.

1. Select the language from the available options, by clicking the appropriate
flag.

2. Now enter a password and then re-enter it to confirm the spelling. Click
OK.

3. The ‘Enter Network Password’ dialog will appear. Enter the User name: root
Note: The default administrator user name root is permanent and cannot be deleted.

4. Enter the password as set in step 2 above, and click OK. If the password is lost, the camera must be reset to the
factory default settings. See below.

5. If required, click Yes to install the AXIS Media Control (AMC). You will need administrator
rights on the computer to do this.

6. The Live View page of the camera is displayed, with links to the Setup tools that
enable you to customize the camera to your specific needs.

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Setup on other operating systems
To set up the camera on other operating systems (Linux/Unix/Mac), follow these steps:

1. Connect the camera to the computer via the USB cable. This allows you to access the
camera as a USB Mass Storage device.

2. Browse to and open the file config.txt and enter the encryption keys, the SSID network
name, the IP address, etc. The wireless settings entered here should be identical to those
previously configured in your wireless access point.

3. Save the file, wait at least 10 seconds for the settings to take effect and then restart the
camera to enable the wireless connection.

Resetting to the Factory Default Settings
This will reset all parameters, including the IP address, to the Factory Default settings:

1. Disconnect the power cable.

2. Press and hold the Control button (rear panel) and reconnect the power cable.

3. Keep the button pressed until the Status Indicator displays yellow (this may take up to 15
seconds), then release the button.

4. When the Status indicator displays green (which can take up to 1 minute) the camera is
reset to the factory default settings.

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2 Programming the Doorphone

2.1 Programming through Phone (Remot mode)

2 Ways

1. To enter the programming mode, call the Door Phone and when hearing the tone dial # 9 followed by the
password 0000 by default ( See parameter 44 )

2. by "SERVICE" jumper ( See Main module connection chapter) call the Door Phone you hear directly the
programming mode tone allowing you entering in programming mode directly.

2.2 Programming from PC –Nset software

To Doorphone’s setup by means of personal computer (PC) the special KAB cable to serial port and Nset program
should be available and the Doorphone has to be connected to phone line.
Procedure:

1) Connect the UCxN to the line (PBX, PSTN or GSM Gateway)

2) Line the Main module of the Doorphone with PC by KAB cable (Option) if PC serial port is absent, the USB­COM reduction is to be used. The Doorphone will answer and LED light on the front panel will light.

3) Run the Nset program

4) Program the Door Phone through Nset software

5) Transfer from PC to Door Phone Main module programmed sequences

Transfer Status is displayed on your computer
If connection is lost, it is necessary to disconnect and connect back KAB cable

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Description of Parameters

2.3 Direct Dialing – Memories

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

1 tt nn…

No. nn under button tt

Max 16 Digits

Day/Groupe 1 mode

- - -

tt – Button number (memory), always set in two-digit from [01-64]
nn – telephone number max 16 digits,
The numbers stored in parameter 1 are the number associated to Groupe 1 and Day mode

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

2 tt nn…

No. nn under button tt

Max 16 Digits

Night/Groupe 2 mode

- - -

tt – Button number (memory), always set in two-digit from [01-64]
nn – telephone number max 16 digits,
The numbers stored in parameter 2 are the number associated to Groupe 2 and Night mode

Note : Data will be saved in the Door Phone even when PSTN line is disconnected
Parameter list in relation with this feature: 41 45 46 47 48 49 57 58 59 50 81 82

2.4 Relays

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

31 r m Relaying mode 11 21 11 22 11 25

r – Relay number [1-2]
m – Relay mode [for r=1 1-4 , for r=2 1-5]
m=1 Relay mode – Relay will be activated for ss period (used for electrical locks, gate opening etc.)
m=2 camera mode – Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and desactivating by hanging up.
m=3 lighting mode – Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and stay activated even for ss period after

Doorphone hanging up (the line is engaged for this period).

m=4 Relay mode – Relay will be activated when Door Phone button is being presseed and desactivate after ss period

(used for e.g. external bell or horn connections).
m=5 Temporised activation mode – This mode is available only for Relay N°2 .
Relay N° 2 will be activated only after a setting period begening after the activation of Relay N° 1

List of related parameters: 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 8# 83 r

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

32 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

DAY + NIGHT

-

1 121
2 122

1 4561
2 4562

33 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

DAY

- - -

34 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

NIGHT

- - -

r – Relay number [1-2]
hhhhhh – password for relay activation when dialed from Direct Call buttons (C4N and M4N) or keypad
[2 to 6 digits]
Total of 6 passwords can be programmed; they are controlled by Day/Night mode.
the combination is entered either by Doorphone Direct call buttons (first 10 buttons) or from attached keypad
(after pressing of key symbol).

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By password choice some rules have to be observed:

 Select passwords in way not to find its combination out from wear of certain direct call buttons.
 Select the first password from frequentless button for direct dialing (-extends choice time)(-not valid for

keypad).

 Pay attention to password choice numbers when one password includes other one, e.g. Relay 1 has 1234 and

Relay 2 has 12345. Then after pressing button 4 the only Relay 1 is activated, but password choice 234 for

Relay 2 can activate both Relays after pressing digit 5.
Note: The Relay over to Day/Night mode remains set in Doorphone even after line disconnection.
List of related parameters: 31 35 36 37 38 45 46 47 48 49 53 8# 83

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

35 r aa

Command aa from phone

after r Relay activation

155 266 155 266 155 266

r – Relay number [1-2]
aa – Prefix dialled from phone to activate Relay [2 digits].
The same prefix can be set for both Relays, then they are activated at the same time.
It is recommanded to set the same prefix for Doorphone hanging up (parameter 43) aa=bb.
List of related parameters: 31 36 37 38 43 8# 83

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

36 r ss Relay time activation 105 205 102 202 105 205

r – Relay number [1-2]
ss – duration of Relay activation [2 digits 01-99] in second

List of related parameters: 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 8# 83

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

37 r p

Allow communication to

Doorphone

11 21 11 21 11 21

r – Relay number [1-2]
p – Parameter, if p=1 allowed or p=0 prohibited to control the Relay during incoming call.
Allow the control of Relays when the call is made from PBX to Door Phone
List of related parameters: 31 35 8# 83

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

38 xx

Stend by time before

activating Relay 2 from

Realy 1[s]

10 10 15

xx – time between the activation of Relay 1 and starting the activation of Relay 2
Mode 5 have to be selected for Relay 2 in RELAYS Parameter m=5 mode setting [2 digits 01-99]
List of related parameters: 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 8# 83

2.5 Main Parameters

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

41 v

Dialling mode

Tone or Pulse

0 0 0

v – Dialing mode
v = 0 Tone (DTMF) mode,
v = 1 Pulse (DC) mode
List of related parameters: 1 2 8# 84

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Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

42 z Extend conversation * * *

z – Sign for call extension * or # (10 sec before call end the Doorphone will send a signal, then the call may be

extended by dialing either * or # )

List of related parameters: 52 8# 84

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

43 g bb Hanging from phone [phone] 244

g – Relay [1-2] (two commands in order to hang up the Doorphone using both Relays)
bb – command for Doorphone hanging up from phone [2 digits]
It is recommanded to set the same prefix for Doorphone Relay activating (parameter 35) aa=bb.
List of related parameters: 35 8# 84

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

44 xxxx Password for Remote 0000 0000 0000

xxxx – Password for remote mode programming
List of related parameters: 8# 84

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

45 dd Switch on Day mode 11 11 11
46 nn Switch on Night mode 10 10 10

dd – Prefix for DAY mode switching [2 digits]
nn – Prefix for NIGHT mode switching [2 digits]
Note: The Relay over Day/Night mode remains set in Doorphone even after line disconnection.
List of related parameters: 1 2 33 34 47 8# 84

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

47 e

Mode of dial numbers

Group 1 / Group 2

Day / Night

1 1 0

e – e = 0 selected numbers from Group 1/Group 2 mode. Door phone will switch automatically from Group 1 to Group

2 numbering plan when numbers of rings set in parameter 84 is riched

e = 1 selected numbers from Day/Night mode. Door phone will wait for a manual switching from Day to Night

mode numbering plan or when the same buttons is redialled.

List of related parameters: 1 2 8# 84

ATTENTION !!

This parameter setting will sharply influence the dialing.

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

48 c Keypad position 0 0 1

c – c = 0 No keypad connected to the Main module
c = 1 keypad UCKN connected on the first position
c = 2 keypad UCKN connected on the second position
c = 3 Keypad UCKN connected on third position

ATTENTION !!

This parameter setting will sharply influence whole Doorphone function.

List of related parameters: 1 2 32 33 34 47 49 53 8# 84

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

49 o Keypad Mode 0 1 0

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o – o = 0 dialing as on normal phone (all number of called person should be dialled on keypad).
o =1 Only 2-digit from memory tablevare dialed on keypad

ATTENTION !!

This parameter setting will sharply influence keypad function.

List of related parameters: 1 2 47 48 53 8# 84

2.6 Time Parameters

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

51 q

Number of ring until door

phone pickup

2 1 2

q – Laps of time signaled by tone before the Door Phone pick up the line
Doorphone lifts up among rings namely 2 sec. after detection q – times rings (The number can be set from 1 to 9)
List of related parameters: 44 8# 85

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

52 d Maximum call duration 2 2 1

d – Time setting for communication between Door Phone and PBX
Time can be extended during conversation by dialing from phone (* or #) before or when heari ng hanging up signal
List of related parameters: 42 8# 85

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

53 w

Time between press

buttons for password

2 2 2

w – max. time [sec] among button presses [range 1-9]

 Direct Call Buttons (U4N,M4N)

- Relay activation – if time between two pressed Direct Call Buttons (C4N or M4N) is bigger than w time, the
password is not evaluated correctly.

- Password Dialing – if the button pressed, is the first password number for Relay activation, first digit will be
associated to w time.

 Keypad UCKN

- Relay activation – if time between two pressed digits is bigger than w time, the code is not evaluated
correctly.

- Dialing as on a phone, if time after pressed button is bigger than w time, then the dialing starts. If the number
is incomplete, it is necessary to hang up by pressing (X button) and then dial again.

- Dialing from memory table, if time following the first pressed button is longer than w time, then the entry of
memory number has to be repeated.

List of related parameters: 1 2 32 33 34 47 48 49 8# 85

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

54 z

Hangup Time before

redial[s]

2 2 2

z – time in [sec] for which the Doorphone will hang up, before repeated dialing (ex: re-activating direct call button

during a call or dialing or after busy tone detection) [range 1-5]

List of related parameters: 8# 85

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

55 z

Time for initiation dialing

[s]

1 1 1

z – time in [sec] after Doorphone lifting up before dialing [range 1-5]. This time is different for each exchange, but

most exchanges usually manage to process dialing up to 2 seconds after line lifting up.

List of related parameters: 8# 85

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Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

56 h

Number of ring until

allowed

12 12 12

h – After finishing the dialing, number of KVT (ringing tones) is being counted. If the number exceeds h value, it will

hang up [range 04-99]. The dialing is repeated in case Group 1/Group 2 has been set.

List of related parameters: 47 8# 85

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

57 t DTMF Tone Duration

5

(100ms) 5 (100ms)5 (100ms)

58 m DTMF Space Duration

5

(100ms) 5 (100ms)5 (100ms)

59 f Flash Duration

1

(100ms) 1 (100ms)1 (100ms)

50 p

Pause Duration /

internumber spaces dial 8 (800ms) 8 (800ms)8 (800ms)

t – DTMF tone duration is determined by the formula:
entered number + 5) x 10 = tone duration [ms]
[range 1-0 i.e. 60-150ms]
m – Gap duration among DTMF tones is determined by the formula:
entered number + 5) x 10 = gap duration [ms]
[range 1-0 i.e. 60-150ms]
f – Flash duration is determined by the formula:
entered number x 100 = Flash duration [ms]
[range 1-6 i.e. 100-600ms]
p – Pause duration is determined by the formula:
entered number x 100 = pause duration [ms]
[range 5-0 i.e. 500-1000ms]
P – Time is simultaneously the duration of interdigit gap at pulse dialing.

List of related parameters: 1 2 41 8# 85

2.7 Presetting and Deleting

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

8# # Main setting executes
8# 1 Setting per exam. 1 executes
8# 2 Setting per exam. 2 executes

This setting does not influence 1 and 2 (numbers stored in memory)

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

81

deletes all numbers in

Group 1/Day mode

82

deletes all numbers in

Group 2 /Night mode

83

Main setting only

for parameters 3x

only 3..

84

Main setting only

for parameters 4x

only 4..

85

Main setting only

for parameters 5x

only 5..

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The parameters 81 and 82 will delete all numbers stored in memory table of Group 1/ Day mode and Group 2/Night
mode.
The parameters 83 – 85 will execute a selective Main setting only for parameters starting with 3.. – 5..

ATTENTION !!!

the deleting is non-reversible !!!, It is then necessary to program it again.

2.8 Remote Programming Termination

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

9

E N D of Remote

programming

After dialing remotely the digit 9 the Door phone will hung up.

2.9 System Setting

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

6# s

Number of buttons not

used < 2

s = 0 Main module is fitted with 2 buttons as standard
s = 1 Main module is fitted with 1 button
s = 2 Main module is feeted with no button
S0 setting is a factory one, no service can change it and so it is recommended not to change this parameter.

Note: In remote mode the value of this parameter is checked and if not satisfactory form unknown reasons, so it is set
up to s = 0 (fitted with 2 buttons).

Atention !!!

This parameter does not mainally affect the correct function of Doorphone.

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Parameter 41.
v – Dialing mode
v = 0 Tone (DTMF) mode,
v = 1 Pulse (DC) mode

Parameter 47

e – e = 0 selected numbers from Group

1/Group 2 mode. Door phone will switch
automatically from Group 1 to Group 2
numbering plan when numbers of ring set
in parameter 84 is riched

e = 1 selected numbers from Day/Night

mode. Door phone will wait for a manual
switching from Day to Night mode
numbering plan or when the same
buttons is redialled.

Parameter 43
g – command order [1-2] (two commands in

order to hang up the Doorphone using both
Relayes)

bb –

command for Doorphone hanging up from
phone [2 digits]

The advantage is to set the same command both
for Relay activation (parameter 35) and
command Doorphone hanging up aa=bb.

Parameter 45 et 46
dd – Prefix for DAY mode switching [2

digits]

nn – Prefix for NIGHT mode switching [2

digits]

Parameter 48
c – c = 0 No keypad

connected to the
Main module

c = 1 keypad

UCKN connected
on the first position

c = 2 keypad

UCKN connected
on the second
position

c = 3 Ke

yp

ad

Parameter 44
xxxx – Password for
remote mode
programming

Parameter 49
o – o = 0 dialing as on normal phone (all number

of called person should be dialled on keypad).

o =1 Only 2-digit from memory tablevare

dialed on keypad

ATTENTION !!

This parameter setting will sharply

influence keypad function

Parameter 42
z – Sign for call extension * or #

(10sec before call end the
Doorphone will send a signal,
then the call may be extended by
dialing either * or #)

Parameter 6#
s = 0 Main module is fitted with 2 buttons as standard
s = 1 Main module is fitted with 1 button
s = 2 Main module is feeted with no button
S0 setting is a factory one, no service can change it and so it is
recommended not to change this parameter.

Note: In remote mode the value of this parameter is checked
and if not satisfactory form unknown reasons, so it is set up to s
= 0 (fitted with 2 buttons).

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Parameter 31
r – Relay number [1-2]
m – Relay mode [for r=1 1-4 , for r=2 1-5]
m=1 Relay mode – Relay will be activated for ss period (used for electrical locks, gate opening etc.)
m=2 camera mode – Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and desactivating by hanging up.
m=3 lighting mode – Relay will be activated on Door Phone lifting up and stay activated even for ss period

after Doorphone hanging up (the line is engaged for this period).

m=4 Relay mode – Relay will be activated when Door Phone button is being presseed and desactivate after

ss period (used for e.g. external bell or horn connections).
m=5 Temporised activation mode – This mode is available only for Relay N°2 .
Relay N° 2 will be activated only after a setting period begening after the activation of Relay N° 1

Parameter 43
g – Relay [1-2] (two commands

in order to hang up the
Doorphone using both

Relayes)
bb – command for Doorphone
hanging up from phone [2 digits]
It is recommanded to set the
same prefix for Doorphone Relay
activating (parameter 35) aa=bb

Parameter 36

r – Relay number [1-2]
ss – duration of Relay activation

[2 digits 01-99] in second

Parameter 32,33 and 34
r – Relay number [1-2]
hhhhhh – password for relay activation

when dialed from Direct Call
buttons (C4N and M4N) or
keypad

[2 to 6 digits]

Parameter 38
xx – time between the activation of Relay 1 and starting the

activation of Relay 2

Mode 5 have to be selected for Relay 2 in RELAYS Parameter

m=5 mode setting [2 digits 01-99]

r – Relay number [1-2]
p – Parameter, if p=1 allowed or p=0 prohibited to control the Relay during incoming call.
Allow the control of Relays when the call is made from PABX to Door Phone

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Parameter 52
d – Time setting for communication between Door

Phone and PABX

Time can be extended during conversation by

dialing from phone (* or #) befor or when hearing
hanging up signal

Parameter 51
q – Laps of time signaled by tone befor the Door Phone

pick up the line

Doorphone lifts up among rings namely 2 sec. after

detection q – times rings (The number can be set
from 1 to 9)

Parameter 53
w – max. time [sec] among button

presses [range 1-9]

 Direct Call Buttons (U4N,M4N)
 Keypad UCKN

Parameter 54
z – time in [sec] for which the Doorphone will hang up,

before repeated dialing (ex: re-activating direct call
button during a call or dialing or after busy tone
detection) [range 1-5]

Parameter 50
p – pause duration is determined per

formula:

entered number x 100 = pause

duration [ms]

Parameter 55
z – time in [sec] after Doorphone lifting

up before dialing [range 1-5]. This
time is different for each exchange,
but most exchanges usually
manage to process dialing up to 2
seconds after line lifting up.

Parameter 56
h – After finishing the dialing, number of KVT

(ringing tones) is being counted. If the
number exceeds h value, it will hang up
[range 04-99]. The dialing is repeated in case
Group 1/Group 2 has been set.

Parameter 59
f–Flash duration is determined by the
formula:
entered number x 100 = Flash
duration [ms]

Parameter 57
t–DTMF tone duration is determined by
the formula:
entered number + 5) x 10 = tone
duration [ms]

Parameter 58
m–Gap duration among DTMF tones is
determined by the formula:
entered number + 5) x 10 = gap
duration [ms]

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Direcotry memory table :

The two groups are quite distinct:
Group 1/Day and groups 2/Night
Wright inmemory table (01 to 64) a number with max 16 digits.

Either : 1 number for the Group 1/Day mode

And a second number for the 2/Nignt mode

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Overview of Parameters

Parameter Value Meaning Main Exam.1 Exam.2

1 tt nn… No. nn under button tt - - ­2 tt nn… No. nn under button tt - - -

31 r m Relay mode 11 21 11 22 11 25
32 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

DAY + NIGHT

-

1 121
2 122

1 4561
2 4562

33 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

DAY

- - -

34 r hhhhhh

Password in mode

Night

- - -

35 r aa

Command aa from

phone after r Relay

activation

155 266 155 266 155 266

36 r ss Relay time activation 105 205 102 202 105 205
37 r p

Allow communication to

Doorphone

11 21 11 21 11 21

38 xx

Stend by time before

activating Relay 2 from

Realy 1[s]

10 10 15

41 v Dialling mode 0 0 0
42 z Extend conversation * * *
43 g bb Hanging from phone [phone] 244
44 xxxx Password 0000 0000 0000
45 dd Code Relay on Day 11 11 11
46 nn Code Relay on Night 10 10 10
47 e Mode of dial numbers 0 1 0
48 c keypad position 0 0 1
49 o Mode Keypad 0 1 0

51 q

Number rings until

doorinterface pickup

2 1 2
52 d Maximum call duration 2 2 1
53 w

Time between press

buttons

2 2 2
54 z

Time hangup before

redial[s]

2 2 2
55 z

Time for initiation

dialing [s]

1 1 1
56 h

number ring until redial

(outgoing call)

12 12 12

57 t

Duration tone DTMF

dial

5

(100ms) 5 (100ms)5 (100ms)

58 m

Duration space DTMF

dial

5

(100ms) 5 (100ms)5 (100ms)

59 f Duration Flash dial

1

(100ms) 1 (100ms)1 (100ms)

50 p

Duration pause /

internumber spaces

dial

8

(800ms) 8 (800ms)8 (800ms)

8# # Main setting executes
8# 1 Setting per exam. 1 executes

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8# 2 Setting per exam. 2 executes
81

deletes all numbers in

group 1 (Day mode)

82

deletes all numbers in

group 2 (Night mode)

83

Main setting only

for parameters 3x

only 3..

84

Main setting only

for parameters 4x

only 4..

85

Main setting only

for parameters 5x

only 5..

9 E N D

2.10 List of Presetting Parameters

parameter bas. cast. example 1 example 2
Relay mode 1 lock m=1 lock m=1 lock m=1
Relay mode 2 lock m=1 camera m=2 prog. m=5
Password in mode

DAY + NIGHT relay 1

not 121 4561

Password in mode
DAY + NIGHT relay 2

not 122 4562

Password in mode Day 1 not not not
Password in mode Day 2 not not not
Password in mode Night 1 not not not
Password in mode Night 2 not not not
Hanging from phone (code
for hung-up 1)

55 55 55

Hanging from phone (code
for hung-up 2)

66 66 66

Stend by time before
activating Relay 2 from Relay
1[sec]

5 sec 2 sec 5 sec

Allow communication to
Doorphone

allowed allowed allowed

choice DTMF DTMF DTMF
Extend conversation * * *
Hanging from phone 1/2 55 / 66 55 / 44 55 / 44
Password 0000 0000 0000
Code Relay on Day 11 11 11
Code Relay on Night 10 10 10
Mode of dial numbers 2 groups Day/Night 2 groups
Keypad position no no on 1st place

Mode Keypad dialing

memory

numbers

dialing

Number ring until
doorinterface pickup

2 1 2

Maximum call duration 2 min 2 min 1 min
Time between press buttons 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
Time hangup before redial[s] 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
Time for initiation dialing [s] 1 sec 1 sec 1 sec
Number ring until redial
(outgoing call)

12 12 12

Duration tone DTMF dial 100ms 100ms 100ms
Duration tone DTMF dial 100ms 100ms 100ms

Duration Flash dial 100ms 100ms 100ms

Duration pause / internumber

spaces dial

800ms 800ms 800ms

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3 Technical Parameters

3.1 Electrical Parameters

Parameter Value Conditions
Minimum line current 18mA line answered
Minimum line voltage 18V line hang up
Voltage on line while Doorphone
answers (VA characteristics)

< 8V

< 12V

I = 20mA

I = 60 mA

Leakage in hang up status < 50uA U = 60V
Impedance of line termination

130R +

820R paral. 220n

line answered

Band width 300Hz – 3400 Hz 20 - 60mA
Impedance of ringing > 2Kohm 25 – 60 Hz
Sensitivity of ringing detector min. 10 – 25 V
Pulse choice 40 / 60 ms
Tone choice level 4 a 6 dB 20 – 60 mA
Tone choice sensitivity 40 dB 20 – 60 mA
Sensitivity of tone detector 30 dB 20 – 60 mA
Power supply of lighting through,
Relayes and heating

12Vss ± 2V , 10-12Vst ± 2V

Max. consumption of lighting
through and heating

300mA 12Vss

Max. voltage of Relay contact 48V at I < 1A
Max. current of Relay contact 2A at U < 30 V
Operational temperature - 20 to + 50°C

3.2 Mechanical dimensions
dimensions HxWxD [mm]

Type of item

1 module 2 modules 3 modules 4 modules
MKxx mount. box 114x118x45 204x118x45 294x118x45 384x118x45
KPDxx (on plast.)1col. 151x157x79 241x157x79 331x157x79 421x157x79
KPDxx (on plast.)2col. - 241x286x79 - 421x286x79
Canopy xx 149x151x49 241x151x49 331x151x49 421x151x49
Fixing frame 147x151x3 239x151x3 299x151x3 399x151x3

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4 Table for Easy Programming

Meaning Programming sequence

Description Spec. par. Complete your values

num

. of

poin

t

Number under button 1 Day/1gr. 101 16
Number under button 2 Day/1gr. 102 16
Number under button 3 Day/1gr. 103 16
Number under button 4 Day/1gr. 104 16
Number under button 5 Day/1gr. 105 16
Number under button 6 Day/1gr. 106 16
Number under button 7 Day/1gr. 107 16
Number under button 8 Day/1gr. 108 16
Number under button 9 Day/1gr. 109 16
Number under button 10 Day/1gr. 110 16
Number under button 11 Day/1gr. 111 16
Number under button 12 Day/1gr. 112 16

Number under button 1 Night/2gr. 201 16
Number under button 2 Night/2gr. 202 16
Number under button 3 Night/2gr. 203 16
Number under button 4 Night/2gr. 204 16
Number under button 5 Night/2gr. 205 16
Number under button 6 Night/2gr. 206 16
Number under button 7 Night/2gr. 207 16
Number under button 8 Night/2gr. 208 16
Number under button 9 Night/2gr. 209 16
Number under button 10 Night/2gr. 210 16
Number under button 11 Night/2gr. 211 16
Number under button 12 Night/2gr. 212 16
Relay 1 works in mode m=1 - 4 311 1
Relay 2 works in mode m=1 - 5 312 1

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Password for Relay 1 Day+Night 321 6
Password for Relay 2 Day+Night 322 6
Password for Relay 1 Day 331 6
Password for Relay 2 Day 332 6
Password for Relay 1 Night 341 6
Password for Relay 2 Night 342 6

Clos. of Relay 1 fr.
phone

351 2

Clos. of Relay 2 fr.
phone

352 2

Activation time of Relay
1

[sec] 361 2

Activation time of Relay
2

[sec] 362 2

Sw. cont.1 by incoming
call

1 / 0 371 1

Sw. cont.2 by incoming
call

1 / 0 372 1

Time between 1 and 2
Relay activation

[sec] 38 2

Tone/pulse tone choice 1 / 0 41 1
Sign of call extension * / # 42 1

DES hang. up from
phone

1. 431 2

DES hang. up from
phone

2. 432 2

Service password 44 4
Comm. to DAY Relaying 45 2

Comm. to NIGHT
Relaying

46 2

DES choice mode 1 / 0 47 1
Keypad connection 0 / 1 / 2 48 1
Keypad mode 1 / 0 49 1
Number of rings for

ringing

51 1

Maximum call duration [min] 52 2
Time among button

press.

[sec] 53 1

Hang. up time when
dialing repeated

[sec] 54 1

Time before dialing start [sec] 55 1
Num. of rings bef. hang.

up

56 2

Duration of dialing tone (n+5)x10 57 ms 1
Gap among DTMF tones (n+5)x10 58 ms 1

Flash duration nx100 59 ms 1

Pause durat. / interdigit
gap

nx100 50 ms 1

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5 DECT – LINK BOX/Gap

5.1 LINK BOX/Gap Description

This module is a separate box allowing the connection of an analog
telecommunication device to wireless system DECT – GAP . LINK
BOX/Gap is suitable for Doorphone connection, because it is not
necessary to place the conductors from house to the gate and to address
to base station is enough sufficient. All Doorphone features are reserved.

LINK BOX/Gap must be energized to power supply and the Doorphone s
to outputs of analog line (indicated on figure) – both outputs of analogue
line are parallel. The LINK BOX/Gap 300 contains an internal antenna
allowing the connection of 300 m direct visibility and 50 m in building. The
LINK BOX/Gap 5000 can be fitted with an external antenna increasing the
range to 6 km.

5.2 LINK BOX/Gap Signaling

LED indication
| Time interval is 8sec |
Relayed off - no power supply

- ready to use and addressed to base station

- incoming searching call

- connection

- programming mode

- searching for base station

- base station found

- base station not found

Tones

- dial tone

- special dial tone (modulated)

- busy tone

- confirmation tone

- error tone

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5.3 LINK BOX/Gap Programming

You can enter the programming mode 20 sec – 10min after power supply ON by **9 choice (to dial/busy tones)
namely after LINK BOX/Gap power supply ON. If you had entered a new PIN in previous programming (par.2) so now
you must enter a correct PIN for entry to programming (following main reset (par. 90) the PIN should not be entered).
The special dialing tone is heard in programming mode. The entry and correct PIN are confirmed by confirmation tone,
the false PIN by error tone.

Param. Value Meaning

**9 [xxxx] entry to programming, xxxx=PIN, if entered

0 # log off – stored DECT parameters will be deleted
1 xxxxxxxx # entry code to base station (4-8 numbers)

2 xxxx yyyy #

PIN change - xxxx is old, yyyy is new, 0000 is firm
one

3 0# - 79#

distance – number load is multiple of 130m (300m =

3)

40 0# / 1#

choice mode - 0 sends / 1 suppresses DTMF choice
transmission from base station (0 is pract. doubled

choice)
41 0# / 1# operational setting - 0 is phone / 1 is FAX
70 0# / 1# / 2# call limitation - 0 not limited, 1 incoming, 2 outcoming
71 0# / 1# / 2# type of call - 0 both, 1 internal, 2 external call

72 xxx #

Flash length – xxx times 10ms (100ms = 010)

firm.=210ms
90 # reset and company setting (bold), presets all

91 #

reset and company setting (bold), log in parameters

will be kept
92 0# / 1#

autoreset 0-inactive / 1-active (every 24 hrs will end

all transmissions and recall to base station)

Settings for use with Doorphone: (90#), 401#, 410#, 700#, 710#
Internal call

will be executed by **s, where s is 0-9 i.e. number of internal station, station 9 may be called 10min after

power supply ON, up to this moment it is entry to programming.

Note:

The Relaying of call/internal query can be made by “Flash” and **s choices. The call will be Relayed over by

hanging up. The “Flash” function will turn back to previous call.

5.4 Log on to Base Station

The log in might be done automatically in this way that we hold the button for searching on base station (min 3sec)
and then we will connect the power supply to LINK BOX/Gap. This will automatically log on to base station within 1 min
and if not made it is recommended to make the company reset (90#) and repeat logging on. Setting of parameters
401#, 410#, 700#, 710# is required.

Be sure

about parameter 40, which is being set after company reset thus that the choice is transmissed not only by

Doorphone, but also the base station so that the choice is executed twice!!

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Guarantee conditions:
The product was shop-checked. The producer guarantees that this product will keep the features described in these
operating instructions in the course of guarantee provided that the user will be handled with it as described in the
operating manual. The guarantee will be extended by period of possible guarantee repair.
When claiming in guarantee period please contact your dealer. The producer only will make the guarantee repairs.
Attach the description of claim reason, proof of purchase and your exact address to the product.
The guarantee does not include:

• Mechanical, thermal, chemical and other damages caused by user’s activities

• Defects caused by natural disasters

• Defects caused by repair or changes carried out by user or other unauthorized person

• Willful damage of product

• Incorrect use of product caused by other use than specified in operating manual (e.g. installation, programming)

• Damages caused during product transport to customer and from supplier

Producer:

Dealer:

Date of sale: