SSS Siedle HT 740-0 Product Manual

Produkt­information
Systemtelefon
HT 740-0
System telephone
HT 740-0
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Montage
Application
The in-house telephone HT 740-0 is microcomputer-controlled and can be used in conjunction with the Siedle- Multi system. Typical fields of application include:
• Office and business presmises
• Mixed-use buildings
• Large residential complexes
• High-security premises
• Apartment blocks
• Old peoples’ homes
• Nursing homes
• Residential complexes for the han­dicapped By using a simple bus installation with a maximum of 8 cores, it is possible to eliminate the confusing number of call lines associated with multi-systems. Up to 500 system users, of which up to 254 may be door loud-spea­kers, can be directly connected to this bus line. A system controller SCO 740-... is required for each system for archiving the system user data and for servicing purposes. System upgrades are possible at any point of the line network without problems at any time. Use of the Siedle Multi system also makes sense in small systems due to the comprehensive performance fea­tures offered and the simplicity of installation. Different user-oriented configuration variants are available. In conjunction with one or more in­house telephone switchboards, door loudspeakers with direct call buttons or code input keypads, control units and the Siedle video control system, convenient door access and monito­ring systems as well as emergency call systems can be implemented.
System performance features
• Micro-computer controlled decen­tral system
• A maximum of 500 users subdivi­ded into a maximum of 15 groups
• A maximum of 2 programmable global speech channels, or 1 global speech channel and additionally 1 speech channel for each of the 15 groups
• Connection via plug-in screw ter­minals for bus connection 4 pairs of cores
• Call button to the switchboard / call number 1
• Audio privacy function
• Up to 4 units with the same call number can be switched in parallel
• Can be used in a system contain­ing system predecessors HT 641-..., HT 642-... and HT 643-... or HT 441-... to HT 443-... , i.e. 100% reverse compatibility in configura­tion 1 to configuration 3.
• Direct, open duplex communica­tion
• Facility for combination with an efficient video system
• System voltage 24 V DC
• Integrated test and servicing func­tions
Installation
Installation can be performed in any optional form as parallel cabling, we recommend side circuit or rising mains systems with storey-by-storey distribution.
It is advisable to avoid pure star or ring-main type systems.
Conductor material
Use twisted-pair, shielded cable JY(St)Y with 0.8 mm cross-section as installation material. Cores 1 and 2 must generally be doubled in side circuits.
Range
With 0.8 mm core diameter, the maximum range is 800 or 1000 m.
Wiring arrangement
In accordance with the safety regu­lations for telecommunication systems VDE 0800, a distance of 10 cm must be maintained from live conductors. In addition, parallel wiring over long distances with high-frequency or interference carry­ing conductors must be avoided. The planning and installation guide­lines for Multi systems must general­ly be observed.
Mains supply
The system telephone requires a 24 V DC (22-28 V) supply. The supply voltage at the unit must nover drop below 22 V when under load.
Mounting
The units are designed as standard for wall mounting. A 55 mm junc­tion box must always be provided under the system telephone cable entry as a terminal and storage space.
Junction box fixture is not admissible!
Note!
The telephone contains sensitive electronic circuitry. When the unit is open, this is freely accessible. The greatest of care should therefore be taken during installation. Improper handling can damage or destroy the unit. With the aid of the table-top acces­sory ZT 711-01/12 for audio and ZT 711-01/16 in conjunction with video, the telephone can be moun­ted as a table-top unit. For flush mounting, also in combination with video, flush-mounting accessory
ZUR 611-... and GE/GZ 611-...
are available.
The telephone may only be mounted and connected when in an off-circuit status. This work must be performed by a quali­fied electrician.
1 Open the system telephone 2 Unit structure
Fastening holes (1) Light button (2) Door release button (3) Address slide switch (4) Volume potentiometer (5) Reed contact/hook changeover switch (6) Control buttons (7) Fuse (8) System terminals (9) System terminals (10) Cable inlet (11) Socket for video (12) Socket for receiver (13) Laying sketch for receiver cord (14) Plug connector for ZAR 740-... (15)
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3 Fix the system telephone to the wall
4 The screw/plug-in terminals can be detached, for example for inspec­tion.
5 Connection of the table-top acces­sory ZT 711-01/12 with configura­tion 1 6 Connection of the table-top acces­sory ZT 711-01/12 with configura­tion 2 7 Connection of the table-top acces­sory ZT 711-01/12 with configura­tion 3 8 Terminal assignment * Existing storey call button ** Existing alarm button/contact *** Existing button/contact 9 Possible connection of inputs and outputs 10a, 10b, 10c comparison see basic configuration 1-3. * For connection of an external reassurance lamp, with the HT 740-0 a series connected relay such as ZAR 740-0 is required. 11 Address setting with the sliding switches. See programming instructions
„Programming the unit address“.
12 Define basic configuration.
Commissioning
Following correct mounting and installation, an address is set at each unit while in an off-circuit status (see point 10). A maximum of 4 units can be issued with the same address, which then means that these units are switched in parallel. The system is switched on at a cen­tral point and after a short waiting period of max. 3 minutes, the system is ready for operation in its as-delivered status (i.e. basic confi­guration 1).
Define the configuration
In the as-delivered status, basic con­figuration 1 is always defined. A configuration cannot be deleted but only overwritten. In one system, units (HT 740-...) can be equipped with different configurations, whe­reby the scope of performance of the system as a whole is always
oriented to the lowest configuration stage.
Programming switch position
In case of manual programming at the slide switch, set switch 10 to „ON“ for programming, and then back to „OFF“ for the operating sta­tus. If an SCO 740-0 is integrated in the system, the switch must always be set to „OFF“.
Basic configuration
The 6 defined basic configurations can be accessed without any addi­tional aids. When slide switch 10 is switched on, press the light and door release button simultaneously, hold down and additonally press the number (1-6) for the configuration you require. After around 3 seconds, both displays briefly light up, confirming the configuration for this unit. A confirmation tone sounds additio­nally in the hand-held unit.
Slide switch 10 must be switched off again after configuration.
System configuration
With the aid of the system configu­ration, all connected HT 740-... units can be indvidually configured with all combination possibilities of the system. The underlying condi­tion for system configuration is always a system controller SCO 740-0. Using a PRI 620-0 it is possible to connect a PC which faci­litates configuration and which can be used to read out, save and print out the configuration of all users. For more detailed information, see the programming instructions of the SCO 740-0.
Upgraded configuration
The upgraded configuration offers trained experts the facility to carry out indiviudal changes to the confi­guration. However, this should only be attempted by persons with in­depth knowledge of the system.
ZAR 740-0
Using an accessory interfacing relay ZAR 740-0 the two switching out­puts S1, S2 can be transformed into 2 floating relay contacts. They are mounted and plugged in directly in the HT.
For more detailed information, please contact the Siedle Multi Hotline on +49 (0) 7723/63-378.
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Defining the configuration Basic configuration 1 Basic configuration 2
Basic configuration 1 As-delivered status
LED flashing LED static
3 inputs E2 - E3 10-30 V DC floating
S1/S2 are transistor outputs 0-30 V DC max. 10 mA
1 speech channel
Call tones
Call connected = continuous Engaged = single short Call = single long Door call 1 = threetone slow Door call 2 = threetone fast Storey call 1 = two-tone Fire alarm = alphatone 2
Basic configuration 2
LED flashing LED static
3 inputs E2 - E3 10-30 V DC floating
S1/S2 are transistor outputs 0-30 V DC max. 10 mA
2 speech channels
Call tones
Call connected = continuous Engaged = single short Call = single long Door call 1 = threetone slow Door call 2 = threetone fast Storey call 1 = two-tone Fire alarm = alphatone 2
Door release
No function
Input E3
Calls addr. 1
Calls addr. 1
Calls addr. 1
Light (F0)
Call display
No function
Door release 2
Not assigned
Output 2
Storey call 1 Alarm call LED right Reference point Sec. signal unit Button 5
E1 Input E2 Input E3 Input G for E2, E3 S1 Output S2 Output
Door release
No function
Call silencing
Call silencing
Calls addr. 2
Calls addr. 1 (switchboard)
Light (F0)
Call display
No function
Door release 2
Internal call
Calls addr. 3
Storey call1 Alarm call Personnel present Reference point Sec. signal unit Button 5
E1 Input E2 Input E3 Input G for E2, E3 S1 Output S2 Output
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