Safeline MX3+ User Manual

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12. 2018

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Lift Emergency Telephone

MX3+ v.2.02 EN

MX3+
Manual

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Introduction

Certicate

Declaration of conformity 25

Operating

LED indication 21
Tes ting 22
Emergency calling progress 23
Troubleshooting 24

Overview

Over view MX3+ 6
Parallel wiring 6
Wiring diagram H1/H2 7
Wiring diagram output 1, 2 and external button 8
Outputs 9

Conguration

CONNECT 10

Conguration interfaces 11
Conguration methods 12
Conguration examples 13

Parameter list 14

Content

Introduction

Technical data 3
General information 4

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Introduction

SafeLine MX3+

Technical data

Power: 10 - 30 VDC

Consumption: In standby: 50 mA at 12 VDC

Operation: 160 mA at 12 VDC

Input: 10 to 30 VDC, 5 mA optically isolated

Output: 2x 12 to 24 VDC, max 200 mA (transistor negative)

Weight: Surface mounted with button: 575 g

Size (H x W x D): Surface mounted with button: 155 x 90 x 31 mm

IP class: IP 43

Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0

BLE 2,4 GHz

Operation temperature:

Air humidity:

Soundles:

+5°- 40°

30%-90% R

16 kHz/16 bit waveformat

Max 16 sec/le

Audio les: Format WAVE-8 or 16kHz, 16 bit mono, max 16 sec/le

Ljudler: Format WAVE- 8 eller 16kHz, 16 bit mono, max 16 sek/le.

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Introduction

This unit was built with state-of-the-art technology and to
generally recognised safety related technical standards currently app­licable. These installation instructions are to be followed by all people
working with the unit, in both installation and maintenance.

It is extremely important that these installation instructions are made
available at all times to the relevant technicians, engineers or servicing
and maintenance personnel. The basis prerequisite for safe handling
and trouble free operation of this system is a sound knowledge of the
basic and special safety regulations concerning conveyor technology,
and elevators in particular. The unit may only be used for its intended
purpose. Note in particular that, no unauthorised changes or additions
may be made inside the unit or individual components.

Exclusion of liability

The manufacturer is not liable with respect to the buyer of this produc t
or to third parties for damage, loss, costs or work incurred as a result of
accidents, misuse of the produc t, incorrect installation or illegal chang­es, repairs or additions. Claims under warranty are likewise excluded in
such cases. The technical data is the latest available. The manufacturer
accepts no liability arising from printing errors, mistakes or changes.

Declaration of conformity

Download ”The declaration of conformity” at our website:
www.safeline-group.com

Safety Precautions!

- Only trained professionals, who are authorised to work on the equip-

ment, should ins tall and con gure this produc t.

- This quality product is dedicated for the lift industry. It has been

designed and manuf ac tured to be used for it s speci ed purp os e only.

If it is to be used for any other purpose, SafeLine must be contacted in
advance.

- It should no t be modi ed or altered in any way, an d should only be

in stalled and con gured str ic tly following the pro ce dures described in

this manual.

- All applicable health and safety requirements and equipment

standards should be considered and strictly adhered to when installing

an d con gur in g this produc t.

- Af ter ins tallation and con guration this product and the operation
of the equipment should be fully tested to ensure correct operation
before the equipment is returned to normal use.

Electrical and electronic products may contain materials, par ts and
units that can be dangerous for the environment and human health.
Please inform yourself about the local rules and disposal collec tion
system for electrical and electronic products. The correct disposal of
your old product will help to prevent negative consequences for the
environment and human health.

General
information

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Overview

Please refer to the
Parameterlist *88*
for programming
information.

Cable13 is required.

1. Connections

2. RS232 PC connection

Firmware update and conguration with SafeLine Pro.

3. Volume control

To increase volume, press Button ”2”; to decrease volume, press
Button ”8”. It is also possible to adjust the volume in the SafeLine
CONNECT app (available on both Google Play and Apple App Store).

4. Output for additional voice station/hearing loop

When connecting an additional remote station Cable14 is required.

5. Keyboard

Overview and
wiring diagram

Telephone line in

Input alarm button

Additional input (lter)

Voltage supply +10 - 30 VDC

Voltage supply 0 VDC

Additional alarm button, only N/O.

Cable13 is required.

Output 2

Output 1

SafeLine MX3+ on PSTN Line (max 9 units)

Telefone line

x9

Parallel wiring

In order to access the unit
remotely, it needs to be assigned
a unit number. Please refer to the

Parameter list (*82*) for more

information.

Pink

Grey

Yellow

Green

Brown

White

Brown

White

Brown

White

If extra voice station is connected, connection cable *CABLE14 is
required.

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Overview

Wiring diagram,

H1/H2

Use CABLE15 to connect SafeLine
MX3+ with a hearing loop.

CABLE15

Hearing loop

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Overview

Wiring diagram,
output 1, 2 and

external button

Use CABLE13 to connect SafeLine MX3+ with
external accessories. Output 1 and 2 can be

congured independently.

Requires that the output
is congured for the
corresponding function.
Please refer to the Parameter
list (*88*) or the app for
more information.

0 = Pictogram (Output 1 - yellow, Output 2 ­green)
1 = Activate with DTMF 8/9 (Output 1 - DTMF8,
Output 2 – DTMF9)
2 = System failure
3 = Emergency bell

E.g. *88*13# congures output 1 for an

emergency bell.

Pictogram yellow

(Output 1, Conguration code 0)

The output is activated at the following events:

- Input for emergency bell is activated.

- Input for emergency bell is set active at a certain time.
The output is deactivated at the following events:

- Distress input deactivated before set time.

- Active alarm ended.

- Reset button (#) is pressed.

Pictogram green

(Output 2, Conguration code 0)

The output is activated at the following events:

- Voice communication activated.

- Incoming call connected.

The output is deactivated at the following events:

- Outgoing call ended/timeout/cancelled.

- Incoming call ended/timeout/cancelled.

- Reset button (#) is pressed.

Outputs

The two outputs can be congured independently
with a number of functions. The conguration

is performed via SafeLine Pro or with the

conguration code *88*XY#, where X species
output 1 or 2 and Y species the function:

Output 2

Output 1

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Overview

Outputs

Activate with DTMF 8

(Output 1, Conguration code 1)

The output is activated at the following events:

- DTMF tone 8 is received.
The output is deactivated at the following events:

- 3 seconds after activation.

Activate with DTMF 9

(Output 2, Conguration code 1)

The output is activated at the following events:

- DTMF tone 9 is received.
The output is deactivated at the following events:

- 3 seconds after activation.

System failure

(Output 1 & 2, Conguration code 2)

The output is activated at the following events:

- Telephone line OK.
The output is deactivated at the following events:

- Telephone line missing.

Emergency bell

(Output 1 & 2, Conguration code 3)

The output is activated at the following events:

- Emergency alarm button input active.

- The call is not yet connected.
The output is deactivated at the following events:

- Emergency alarm button input deactivated.

- The call is connected.

Silence disconnect

The function will automatically disconnect a call if no sound is
received from the alarm operator within a set time. Only works for
voice calls, not for P100/CPC/Q23.

The conguration is performed via SafeLine Pro or with the
conguration code *92*X#, where X species the time:

0 = The function is off.
1 = 30 seconds.
2 = 60 seconds (default).
3 = 90 seconds.

Volume control through software

The speaker volume is adjusted via the keyboard control. Key 2
raises and Key 8 lowers the volume in 6 steps. The volume can also
be adjusted using the command *76*X# where X is the desired
volume position between 1 and 6. Default value is 3.
The set volume mode are stored in the EEPROM so that the unit
remembers the set position.

External mic/voice station

When a call is activated by the emergency alarm button on
the external mic/voice station, the microphone on the external
mic/voice station will be used and the internal microphone
disconnected. The speaker sound will however be heard from both
speakers simultaneously.

Functions

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Conguration

Android iPhone

Android

iPhone

Press the SL6+ icon. To access a device it must have a programmed
password or have been restarted within 10 minutes. Every time the
device is powered on, the device’s bluetooth is open for 10 min­utes, allowing you to program a password for the unit. Note: some

devices are quicker than other to nd the devices nearby. If the

device doesn’t appear on the screen, try waiting a bit longer.
When accessing a SL6+ you can see the device information at the top.

Android iPhone

You can then select:

Edit unit info

– This is the name and phone number of the device and how the
device is found.

Conguration:

– Here you congure all the functions for voice stations, in- and
outputs etc.

Simulate alarms:

– Here it is possible to simulate an alarm, battery failure, callback,
stuck button etc.

Main unit diagnostics:

– See current status of the device (for example: battery status, active
alarms, mains status, etc.)

Voice station diagnostics:

– Se current status of voice stations.

Congure
with Safeline

CONNECT

The SafeLine CONNECT app
is used to congure and
surveil your SafeLine devices.

Apple store, iPhone

Google play, Android

Download SafeLine CONNECT from Google Play or the Apple App
Store. To fully use the app’s features you must register an account.
In the upper corner you can access a menu containing account
information, patch notes and a demo mode. To register an account:
select account and then ”Register new account”. You will then be
redirected to a site where you register your product key.

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Conguration

Conguration
interfaces

Keyboard conguration

The integrated keyboard at the rear of the MX3+ enables a fast

conguration of the unit.

Conguartion with SafeLine Pro

The unit can be congured at the ofce prior to the installation or at
site after installation, with a conguration cable (*PCable).

Remote conguration

For remote conguration, you can use any PSTN tone dial phone.
Please nd the instructions of how to perform it in the section
”Conguration method” (page 12).

Remote conguraion with SafeLine Pro

Connect an SLPro Link to a computer with SafeLine Pro and a serial cable.

The unit has to be connected
to a power source before the
conguration can begin.

SafeLine Pro can be downloaded on our website:
http://www.safeline-group.com/en/downloads/

SafeLine Pro 4.42 or later is required.

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Conguration

Remote conguration

with external telephone.

Conguration
with telephone

If the time between the
operation of two keys exceeds
10 seconds, the code has
to be re-entered. If the time
exceeds 30 seconds, the call is
disconnected or conguration
mode is ended.

Dial phone number.

Multiple units
connected to

phone line?

1 beep.

(All MX answers)

Press unit no. [ 1-9 ]

repeatedly.

(Until recieving 3 tones)

3 beeps.

(Requested unit answers)

Start conguration:

2 short beeps.

(Waiting for password)

Enter the password:

Valid

password?

Wrong password

(One long beep).

2 short beeps.

(Entering conguration mode)

Continue

conguration?

2 short beeps.

Call disconnected or

end of conguration.

MX3+ will restart with

the new settings.

Enter code,eg: *11*
Enter setting, eg: 012341234
End parameter: #

2 short beeps?

One long beep.

Invalid input. Last code

has to be re-entered.

On-site conguration

using the keyboard.

Start conguration:

Quit conguration:

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Conguration

Conguration

examples

SafeLine emergency
telephones

Example 1: Storing of two dif­ferent telephone numbers, one
to be answered by P100 code
and the other one with voice.
For test facility, see example 2.

1.Start conguration:

2.1

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phone number:

3.2

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phone number:

4.Call type 1

st

number:

5.Call type 2

st

number:

6.Alarm button delay:

7.End conguration:

- Example: Answered with P100 code.

- Example: Answered as voice call.

- Example: 3 seconds delay.

1.Start conguration:

5.LMS phone number:

4. Set number of days
between test alarm:

3.Set test alarm type:

Example 2: SLCC (SafeLine
Call Centre) and 3-day test.

If at any time you need to start over, use the factory reset
command *99*1#. Please refer to the full conguration setup in the
“Parameter list” as these are merely examples.

(Only if using SLCC)

(For more information, please refer to parameter *17* in the
”Parameter list”)

Lift ID code (each lift must have its own unique code).

- Example: 3 days between test alarm.

- Example: Test alarm type P100.

7.End conguration:

6.Test alarm:

2.Enter P100 ID code:

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Conguration

Parameter list

CONFIGURATION

CODE DATA COMMENTS

Enter conguration mode

00

Enter password * - - - - # Default = 0000

Exit conguration mode *00*#

ALARM CODE DATA COMMENTS

P100 ID code *01* - - - - - - - - # P100 is always 8 digits

CPC ID code *02* - - - - - - # CPC 6-8 digits

Q23 ID code *03*

- - - - - - - - -- - #

Q23 is always 12 digits

TELEPHONE NUMBERS

CODE DATA COMMENTS

1st Phone number *11* - - - - - - - - - #

Phone number to alarm receiver: 1-20 digits.

If calling through a switch board, delay time
can be set by adding asterisks between
leading number of the switchboard and
telephone number for the alarm call receiver.

Each asterisk (*) is equal to one second delay.

Example #1: *11*0**1234567#
Example #2: *11*# deletes the phone number.

2nd Phone number *12*

- - - - - - - - - #

3rd Phone number *13* - - - - - - - - - #

4th Phone number *14*

- - - - - - - - - #

CALL TYPE

CODE DATA COMMENTS

Call type 1st number *21* - # Change the call type of the stored telephone

numbers:

0 = P100
1 = VOICE (default)
2 = Q23
3 = CPC

Change this only if your alarm operator is using
any of the mentioned protocols.

Call type 2nd number *22* - #

Call type 3rd number *23* - #

Call type 4th number *24* - #

Call type LMS number *30* - # LMS (Lift Monitoring System) call type:

0 = P100
3 = CPC (Only battery alarm)

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Conguration

TEST ALARM
BATTERY ALARM

CODE DATA COMMENTS

LMS phone number *16* - - - - - - - - - # LMS (Lift Monitoring System) phone number to alarm

receiver or SLCC.

Test alarm *17* - - - - - - - - - # Phone number to test alarm receiver or SLCC.

Days between tests *27* - - # Number of days between test alarms, 00-99 days.

Always two digits.
Max 3 days according to EN 81-28.

00 = No test alarms

Test alarm protocol *31* - # 0 = P100

3 = CPC
4 = Caller ID

ALARM TYPE CODE DATA COMMENTS

Alarm type 1st number *41* - - #

Only when using CPC as alarm protocol
Normally 10 or 27, check with your alarm company!

Alarm type 2nd number *42* - - #

Alarm type 3rd number *43* - - #

Alarm type 4th number *44* - - #

Alarm type LMS *45* - - # LMS (Lift Monitoring System)

(Battery alarm)
Normally 17

Alarm type Test alarm *46* - - # Normally 26

DISTRESS MESSAGE CODE DATA COMMENTS

Record distress message
played in the lift car

*51* ”Speak” # This message will be played in the lift car when the

emergency lift telephone starts calling the alarm
centre. Make sure that there is no noise in the
background when recording the message.

Example of message:

Please do not panic, the emergency telephone is
now calling the emergency call centre.

Record alarm message
from Lift Car to alarm
central

*52* ”Speak” # This message will be played to the alarm receiver

and in the car when the call is answered. Make
sure that there is no nose in the background when
recording the message.

Example of message:

This is an alarm from the lift on 5th avenue.
To hear the quality of the message, press “1”.
To terminate the call press “#”.

Options for the recorded
distress message

*61*
*61*

- #
#

To play the recorded message, press the desired
parameter followed by #.

Options for the recorded
message from Lift Car

*62*
*62*

- #
#

0 = Disable recorded message.
1 = Enables recorded message.

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Conguration

OTHER CODES CODE DATA COMMENTS

Emergency signal in
speaker

*71* - # The speaker siren will sound at emergency

call.

0 = Off (default)
1 = On

Ring-tone timeout *72* - - # Number of ring signals before dialling the

next number (default = 08).

Additional input
function

*73* - #

Selects input function:
0 = None (Default)
1 = Filter, blocks the alarm input when active.
2 = LMS (Lift Monitoring System), sends a lift
monitoring alarm at input activation.
3 = Clear/Maintenance
4 = Call Delay

Additional input type *74* - # 0 = Normally-open contact, N/O (Default)

1 = Normally-closed contact, N/C

Hotline *75* - # Phone connects directly to a xed receipient

without phone number
0 = Standard phone line (default)
1 = Hotline

Volume control *76* - # Adjustabel volume, between 1-6.

(Default = 4)

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Conguration

OTHER CODES CODE DATA COMMENTS

Compatibility mode *77* - # 0 = Automatic voice switching

The call is validated when there is a voice
response.
The call is terminated by pressing ”#”.

1 = Kone ECII (lift telephone)

When there is a voice response, some
ascending tones will be heard.
The call is validated by pressing ”4”.
The call is terminated by pressing ”0”.

The call is terminated without reciept notication

by pressing ”2”(the unit will call the next number).

2 = Manual voice switching

When there is a voice response, some
ascending tones will be heard.
The call is validated by pressing ”4”. Unit is
still in automatic mode. ‘
To enter manual mode and talk press ”*”.
To listen press ”7”.
Go back to automatic mode press ”4”.
The call is terminated by pressing ”#”.
It is possible to enter manual voice switching
mode although the unit is programmed as
automatic by pressing ”*”. No ascending
tones will be heard.
For repeating the Alarm messages to
operator, press “1” in all in/out going calls.

3 = Swiss M (Alarm operator mode)

Only to be used in voice mode.
Disconnect by “0”.
Dials the next number if call timeout, blocking
tone, new dailing tone, and operator silence.

Indicator mode *78* - # 0 = Standard (default)

1 = Strictly EN81-28
2 = Strictly single EN81-28

Voice communication time-out

*79* - - # Value 1 - 20 minutes.

05 = default value
08 = default value for other protocols

Reset active alarm
automatically

*80* - # 0 = Off

1 = On (default)

Auto answer *81* - - # Number of signals before SafeLine answers

incoming call.
Can be set from 00-16 (default = 02).
00 = Never answering.

Unit number *82* - # Unit number [0] is set by default, and means

that the unit will respond immediately.

Unit number [1-9] is used when the units
are sharing the same phone line. When the

unit number is assigned, the specied unit is
accessible for conguration.

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Conguration

OTHER CODES CODE DATA COMMENTS

Detect dial tone *83* - # 0 = Off

1 = On (default)
Set to off if SafeLine has problem to detect the

dial tone.

Receipt to alarm
receiver with P100
protocol

*84* - # Select which message(s) to send to the alarm

receiver at an alarm call.
0 = None (default)
1 = Start of alarm
2 = Start+end of alarm

Break on new alarm *86* - # Disconnects a call longer than 60 seconds at new

activation of the alarm button and calls the next
emergency call number.
0 = Off
1 = On (default)

Alarm button delay
time

*87* - - # Delay time from pressing the alarm button until

activating the alarm.
00-25 seconds. Default = 05

Outputs *88* - - # The rst digit species the output, i.e Output 1 or

Output 2.

The second digit species the function:

0 = Pictogram
(Output 1 - Yellow, Output 2 - Green)
1 = Activate with DTMF 8/9
(Output 1 - DTMF 8, Output 2 - DTMF 9)
2 = System failure

3 = Alarm

Example:

*88*11# - Output 1, Activate with DTMF 8
*88*23# - Output 2, Alarm

Alarm button type *89* - # 0 = Normally-open contact, N/O (Default)

1 = Normally-closed contact, N/C

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Conguration

OTHER CODES CODE DATA COMMENTS

Microphone sensitivity *90* - # The sensitivity of the microphone can be reduced

in three levels.
0 = No reduction (default)
1 = 20 % Reduction
2 = 40 % Reduction
3 = 60 % Reduction

Change password *91* - - - - # Change password (default=0000).

Operator silence
disconnect

*92* - # Disconnects the call when the alarm operator

has been quiet for longer than the time set.

0 = Off (default)
1 = 30 sec
2 = 60 sec
3 = 90 sec

Simulate an alarm event *94* - # Triggers an alarm event after conguration is

terminated.

1 = Emergency call
2 = Test alarm
3 = Battery failure
4 = Microphone/Speaker failure
5 = Receipt on voice call
6 = Maintenance
7 = Main unit power failure
8 = Stuck button alarm

Reset to default settings *99* - # 1 = Factory standard

2 = Default P100 (The following codes will be set):

*21*0#, *22*0#, * 27*03#, *76*4#, *80*1#,

*84*1#, *88*1#

3 = Default CPC (The following codes will be set):

*21*3#, *22*3#, *27*03#,

*76*4#,

*80*1#,

*84*1#, *88*1#

4 = Default VOICE (The following codes will
be set):

*21*1#, *22*1#, *27*03#, *

*76*4#,

80*1#,

*84*1#, *88*1#

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Operating

LED indication
for pictogram
in car

Yellow LED Green LED

Call in progress

The yellow pic togram LED is lit
as soon as the alarm button is
pressed.

Call connected

The green pictogram LED turns
on as soon as the SafeLine unit
detects a responding voice.
The LED is turned off when the
call is terminated.

Standard (*78*0#) Yellow LED Green LED

Light off No alarm activated Telephone line not OK.

Flashing slowly Fla shing once ever y 5 se co nds

Telephone line not OK.

Fla shing once ever y 5 se co nds

Unit is OK.

Flashing quickly Fla shing twice ever y secon d

Alarm button active.

Fla shing two times every 5
seconds

Alarm lter activated.

Continuous light Activated alarm. Remains lit

until reset.

Call connected.

St rict ly EN81-28 (*78*1#) Yellow LED Green LED

Flashing Fla shing twice ever y secon d

Alarm button active.

Continuous light Activated alarm. Remains lit

until reset.

Call connected.

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Operating

Testing

Testing the SafeLine

MX3+

Connect 10-30 VDC.

SafeLine MX3+ will make

a self-test.

Green LED ashes

5 times. Short tone

in the speaker?

Connect telephone line.

Green LED ashes

every 5 sec?

Press on keypad:

Phone line

dial tone?

Dial out on keypad.

Yellow LED ashes 5 times.

Long tone in the speaker.

Check the mic and speaker

connections.

Yellow LED ashes

every 5 sec.

Check telephone line.

No connection.

Check PSTN-line,

Go to Troubleshoot tables.

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Operating

Emergency
calling process

Emergency alarm

activated.

Receiving tone?

Calling 1st phone

number.

Answer?

Calling 2nd phone

number.

Answer?

Calling 3rd phone

number.

Answer?

Calling 4th

phone number.

Answer?

Alarm operator

made connection.

Maximum 12 calls:
with 4 stored telephone
numbers, each number could
be called 3 times. This adds up
to the 12 call limit. To restart the
dialling process, another push
of the alarm button is needed.

Line missing or busy.

Wait 1 minute.

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Operating

Troubleshooting

Emergency
button N/O

Emergency
button N/C

The telephone beeps every 5 seconds

This is to notify the passengers of the ongoing call (anti eaves
dropping).

The unit makes an alarm call when powered up

• Improper type of emergency button selected. Change from
N/C to N/O or from N/O to N/C.

• Emergency button is stuck.

No sound transmitted from the lift car to the call receiver

Press “0” to get an outside line. Make a call. If the sound
transmission is OK in both directions, check if your emergency
operator supports the chosen alarm type. If no protocol is used,
change the call type to “VOICE”. If no sound is transmitted from the
lift car, check the microphone.

Poor/distorted sound quality

Volume might be set too loud! Lower the volume and check again.

Interfering noise when the call is connected

The problem might be due to induction in the phone cable.
According to the phone companies’ regulations, the phone line
must be installed in a separate cable.

GSM noise

Change the antenna position when a call is connected until you

nd the optimal antenna position. Do not install the antenna near

the unit or close to the cabelling.

Cannot dial out

• Broken line connection (LED not blinking green).

• No money on rell SIM-card, verify the SIM-card by inserting it
into a normal mobile phone.

No voice switching

• The volume is set too high.

• The problem might be due to induction in the phone cable.

The unit can not make an alarm call

At least one phone number (and one ID code if using data

identication) must be congured to enable making a call from the

unit. Refer to the parameter list (*11*).

Your partner in lift safety

Antennvägen 10, 13548 Tyresö, Sweden
[phone], www.safeline-group.com

EU Declaration of Conformity

Product: Lift telephone
Type / model: SafeLine MX3
Article no:

*SLMX3-COP, *SLMX3-COP2, *SLMX3-LENS90, *SLMX3-REC-PIC, *SLMX3-REC-PICB,

*SLMX3-SM-PIC, *SLMX3-SM-PICB, *SLMX3-SMD-PICB, *RU-SLMX30005

Manufacturer: SafeLine Sweden AB
Year: 2017

We herewith declare under our sole responsibility as manufacturer that the products referred to above
complies with the following EC Directives:

Directives

Radio Equipment (RED): 2014/53/EU
RoHS 2: 2011/65/EU

Standards applied

EN 81-20:2014 Lift: Safety & Technical requirements
EN 81-28:2003 Lift: Remote alarm on passenger and goods passenger lifts
EN 81-70:2003/A1:2004 Lift: Accessibility to lifts for persons including persons with disability
EN 12015:2014 EMC: Emission, Electromagnetic compatibility
EN 12016:2013 EMC/Lifts: Immunity, Electromagnetic compatibility
EN 62368–1:2014/AC:2015 LVD: Information Technology Equipment
EN 50581:2012 RoHS: Technical doc. for assessment of restriction of RoHS.

For RED 2014/53/EU, the conformity assessment procedure “Module A” used as described in Annex II. Accordingly, respective manufacturer
has done the radio modules conformity assessment:

Standards applied Article of Directive 2014/53/EU

EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011 3.1 (a): Health and safety of the user
EN 62311:2008
EN 301 489-1 v2.1.1 + EN 301 489-52v1.1.0 Draft 3.1 (B): Electromagnetic Compatibility
EN 301 489-17 V3.1.1

EN 300 328 V2.1.1 3.2: Effective use of spectrum allocated

Firmware used during assessment

SafeLine MX3: 1.00

Tyresö, 2017-04-07

Lars Gustafsson,
Technical Manager, R&D , SafeLine Group

Module

Notified body

Address

NB nr

Test nr

CYW20732S

NTS Silicon Valley

41039 Boyce Road, Fremont, CA 94538, US

0214.26

R 104750/51

www.safeline-group.com

SafeLine Europe

Industrieterrein 1-8 · 3290 Diest · Belgium
Tel.: [phone] · [email protected]
Support: [phone]

SafeLine Deutschland GmbH

Kurzgewannstraße 3 · D-68526 Ladenburg · Germany
Tel.: [phone] · [email protected]

SafeLine Norway

Solbråveien 49 · 1383 Asker · Norway
Tel.: [phone] · [email protected]

SafeLine Denmark

Erhvervsvej 19 · 2600 Glostrup · Denmark
Tel.: [phone] · [email protected]

SafeLine Headquarters

Antennvägen 10 · 135 48 Tyresö · Sweden
Tel.: [phone] · [email protected]
Support: [phone]

SafeLine Group UK

Unit 47 · Acorn Industrial Park · Crayford ·
Kent · DA1 4AL · United Kingdom
[email protected]