SSS Siedle SIC 3000-01, ICI 3000-01 Programming Instructions Manual

Programming Instruc­tions
Siedle Intercom

SIC 3000-01
ICI 3000-01

Door call follow-me function
Door release call number 18

Two-digit call number
With monitor 19

Movement sensor
Number of speech circuits
Clear speech circuit 20

Speech time limitation
Door communication only 21

Entitlement to transmit group
paging calls
Receiving group paging calls 22

Receiving group paging
calls in group (Defining own
group number) 23

Receiving collective
paging calls
Transmitting collective
paging calls 24

System SIC/ICI 3000-01:
Transmitting/receiving
messages 25

Message text/quickdial/external
button programming 26

Programming
message texts 27-30

Index of key words 31

Contents

2

Siedle Intercom SIC/ICI 3000-01
General remarks 3

Programming interface
Programming remarks 4

Programmable menu points 5

Commissioning
Own call number 6

Programming structure
SIC/ICI 3000-01 7

Service mode on/off 8

Service functions 9

Remote programming
Programming remarks 10

Programming mode on/off 11

Language 12

Basic status
Own call number 13

Code word 14

Music play-in
Receiving an alarm
Entitlement to receive
alarm 1-3 15

Emergency call / Door
loudspeaker parallel call 16

Doormatic
Caretaker 17

Siedle Intercom SIC/ICI 3000-01
General remarks

Programming of the Intercom sys­tem SIC/ICI 3000-01 is per­formed in dialogue with the user
and is supported by the display.
To ensure correct and fast pro­gramming, check that the instal­lation is complete and the mains
connection correct before begin­ning with the input of data. The
entire Intercom system, i.e. all the
components connected to the
bus, can be programmed from
any optional SIC/ICI 3000-01,
whereby every call station can be
given an individual setting in line
with the particular requirements
of the user.
In order to prevent unauthorized
access to the programming
menu, it is protected by a code
word.
For fast, convenient operation, it
is possible to assign call numbers
or individual functions to the but­tons of up to three multifunction

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modules MFM 611-10. In additi­on, one of these functions can
also be freely assigned to a sepa­rate floating button.
To ensure fast and convenient
programming, call numbers or
individual functions can be stored
in the buttons of a multifunction
module MFM 611-10. The pro­gramming instructions for this are
provided in the SIC 3000-01
operating instructions.

The industrial call station
ICI 3000-01 cannot be used in
combination with multifunc­tion modules, audio privacy
receivers or video.

Remark:

For time-dependent control func­tions in the Siedle intercom
system, we recommend additio­nally installing a quartz system
clock CLK 3000-0.

Programming interface
Programming remarks

Numerical buttons for
entering numerical values
and call numbers

Call silencing button; used
in conjunction with the F
button, this takes you into
the service menu

Listen-in button; used in
conjunction with the F
button, this takes you out
of the service mode

C button; this can be used
to leave the programming
level at any time

R button; this is used to
scroll forwards through
the menu to the next
menu point

F button; this is used to
scroll backwards through
the menu to the previous
menu point; used in con­junction with other but­tons, it takes you
into the service and pro­gramming mode

Call forwarding button;
this takes you up to the
previous menu point in
a sub-menu

Follow-me button; this
takes you down to the fol­lowing menu point in
a sub-menu

Programming remarks

The menu points listed overleaf
can be scrolled through in the
programming menu using the
R button for forward movement
and the F button for backward
movement until you reach the
required menu point.
Inputs made in the programming
mode do not need to be con-

firmed. When scrolling forward,
the inputs you have made are
entered automatically into the
intermediate store and then into
the permanent memory after you
have left the programming mode
with the C button by resetting
the appliance. Only then are the
settings you have entered valid.

4

F

R

C

Programmable menu points

5

Programmable Programming Factory set
menu points possibilities

Language version D=0, GB=1, F=2,

NL=3, DK=4, I=5 English

Basic status yes/no no

Own call number 1– 99 —-

Code word (0001– 9999) 1000

Music play-in

Receiving an alarm / alarm 1 (receive entitlement) yes/no no

Receiving an alarm / alarm 2 (receive entitlement) yes/no no

Receiving an alarm / alarm 3 (receive entitlement) yes/no no

Receiving an emergency call (receive entitlement) yes/no no

Receiving a door parallel call yes/no no

Doormatic entitlement (door release actuation after call) yes/no no

Caretaker entitlement (receiving all door calls) yes/no no

Door call follow-me function yes/no no

Door release call number 1– 99 0001

Two-digit call number

1)

yes/no no

With monitor yes/no no

BMM entitlement (response to movement sensor signal)

4)

yes/no no

Number of speech circuits

1)

1/2 2

Entitlement to clear speech circuits yes/no no

Speech time limitation

Door communication only? yes/no no

Group call transmit entitlement

2)

yes/no no

Receive group calls? yes/no yes

Receive group calls in group

3)

1–9 1

Receive other group calls

3)

yes/no no

Receive group calls in group

3)

1– 9 1

Receive collective calls yes/no yes

Collective call transmit entitlement yes / no no

1) Programming point only appears
in call stations connected to the
global bus

2) Programming point does not
appear when “door communi­cation only“ has been activated

3) Programming point does not
appear unless ”Receive group
calls“ has been activated

4) Programming point only appears
if “With monitor“ has been acti­vated

5) Programming point appears only
with the SIC 3000-01 not with
ICI 3000-01.

Commissioning
Own call number

6

Display

Enter the numbers “0, 4“

Display

Press the C button

Display

Display

Display

Remark:

Allocating call numbers as
described below applies only to
SIC/ICI 3000-01 appliances.
Supplementary devices such as
the TLC or BC must be set using
rotary switches at the device
itself.

Own call number

With a new appliance, no call
number has been set in the facto­ry. In order to program an Inter­com system, each call station
must first receive its own call
number.

Allocate a number to the call sta­tion, e.g. number 4. When enter­ing, first type in the ten
and then the unit.

Using the C button, leave this
input point.

The Intercom SIC/ICI 3000-01
carries out a reset, stores the call
number and indicates the soft­ware version in the display, as
well as the stored call number for
you to check.

Then the time is superimposed.

Caution!

Any call number can only be allo­cated once in the system. If
a call number is allocated twice
while you are commissioning a
call station, it is not possible for
you to quit the programming
mode with the C button. The dis­play remains. In addition, when
actuating the C button,
the “engaged“ message appears
briefly.

Reset

••••••••••

013545 2.00 XX

Call number: 4

0:00

OWN CALL NUMBER

Call number --

OWN CALL NUMBER

Call number 04

0

4

C

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Programming structure SIC/ICI 3000-01

Initial status

9:23

Service mode

9:23

Service functions Programming menu of

selected call station

F F F F

F F 0 1

and code word

No access con­trol

and call number of
the appliance

Quit service
mode

Programming

SIC 3000-0

Programming

TLC 3000-0

Programming

BC 3000-0

Quit the programming mode with the C button

The appliance carries out an automatic reset and
so stores the entered settings in the memory.

... and continue with the respective programming
instructions (the programming instructions for the

TLC and BC are provided with the respective devices)...

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Service mode on/off

Access to the service mode is pro­tected by a code word.
On delivery, the code word 1000
is defined.

Caution:

If you enter the wrong code
word three times in succession,
the SIC/ICI 3000-01 is disabled
for a period of around 6 minutes.

To execute the service functions
described below, or to branch
into the call station programming
level, you must first change into
the service mode.

Switching on the
service mode

Remark:
The maximum interval between
two inputs is 1.5 seconds. Inputs
must therefore be made quickly.

Caution:

If a period of ten minutes elapses
before making a further input or
branching into the programming
menu, the system automatically
quits the service mode.

Switching off the
service mode

Remark:
The maximum interval between
two inputs is 1.5 seconds. Inputs
must therefore be made quickly.

Press the F button twice and press
the call silencing button

The display changes from

to

and

Enter the factory or your own
personal code number

Display

Display

Press the F button twice and press
the listen-in button

The display changes from

to

and

1 0 0 0

Funcion

System

Service mode

Code word?

Service mode

Code word? ####

Service mode

Active

Function

System

Service mode

Passive

F

F

F

F

Service functions

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Caution: The reset functions
return the targeted call stations
to the basic status, i.e. all current
calls are interrupted, call-back
requests and message texts are
cancelled, and call and micro­phone silencing functions are

deactivated. However, call sta­tion-specific programming is
retained.

If the call station is in the service
mode, it is possible to execute
the following functions.
Remark: The maximum interval
between two inputs is 1.5 sec­onds. Inputs must therefore
be made quickly.

Software reset (local)

A reset is initiated at the input
appliance

Software reset (global)

A reset is initiated at all appli­ances connected to the IC 3000-0
bus (including BC, SFM...)

Transmit time

The time set at the
SIC / ICI 3000-01 is transmitted
to all appliances connected to
the system.
If there is a system quartz clock
CLK 3000-0 installed, the date
and time are kept continuously
updated by the CLK.

Connected appliances

All appliances connected to the
selected bus are indicated in the
display together with appliance
type and call number. The num­ber of the bus you wish to see
must be entered quickly after
“F, F, 0, 3“.
If this command is entered with­out a subsequent bus number,
the appliances belonging to the
station’s own bus are displayed.
By entering “00“, the global bus
is displayed.

C button: Interrupts the display
at any time.
R button: Automatic termination
after display of the last appliance

Enter “F, F, 0, 0“

Enter “F, F, 0, 0, 1“

Enter “F, F, 0, 2“

Enter the numbers “F, F, 0, 3“ +
required bus number (e.g. no. 20)

Display changes from

to (example)

Press the R button to display the
next appliance

Interrupt by pressing the C or
R button

R

Vis enheder

Busnummer: 20

1. apparat SIC

Abonnent: 2001

RC

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

0

3

0 0

0 0

1

2

0

10

Remote programming
Programming remarks

only possible as long as a number
has been allocated to every appli­ance in the system. This is of par­ticular importance during initial
commissioning.
If either of the two call stations

has a power failure during remote
programming, both call stations
are returned to the basic status
after an automatic reset.

Remote programming

Using any optionally selected
intercom SIC/ICI 3000-01 call sta­tion, it is possible to program any
of the appliances connected to
the system bus. However, this is

Programming remarks

In the programming menu,
the menu points appear in the
sequence listed on page 5. It is
possible to scroll through the list
forwards with the R button and
backwards with the F button until
you reach the required point.

If you do not wish to change a
value indicated in the display, sim­ply scroll to the next point with
the F or R button.

If you do wish to change a set­ting, enter the required value and
then continue to move through
the menu.

Remark:

This procedure is practically iden­tical for every point appearing in
the menu.

Here, it is possible to define the
required functions at each menu
point by entering “0, 1“ or a
number combination.
There is no need to confirm
inputs.
When you scroll to the next
menu point, your inputs enter

an intermediate store.
After leaving the programming
mode (with the C button), the
inputs are stored and become
valid as a result of an automatic
reset of the programmed call sta­tion.

Press the R or F button

Enter “0, 1“ or a number
sequence

Press the R or F button

10

FR

FR

11

Programming mode on/off

Function

System

Configuration

Call number ---

Configuration

Call number ---4

Reset

•••••••••• ---

9:23

C

menu if every appliance you wish
to program has been allocated
its own call number for unam­biguous identification purposes.
Before it is possible to activate

the programming mode, first
the SIC/ICI 3000-01 has to be
switched to the service mode.

If you wish to change an appli­ance setting, this can only be
done in the programming mode.
However, it is only possible to
branch into the programming

After programming, it is advis­able to leave the service mode
manually. In this
way, you avoid the risk of
unauthorized or incorrect

operation during the ten min­utes which elapse until the
system automatically quits the
service mode.

Following the reset, you are back
again in the service mode and
can continue with programming
another appliance by activating
the programming mode again.

Switching on the program­ming mode

By entering “F, F, 0, 1“ and the
call number of the call station
from which you are working, its
programming menu is activated.
Remote programming of another
appliance, for example a SIC,
BC or TLC, is carried out by pro­gramming its call number.
The procedure for remote pro­gramming is identical to
that for programming the station
from which you are working.
To program the BC and TLC,
please use the respective pro­gramming instructions.
Remark:
The maximum interval between
two inputs is 1.5 seconds. Inputs
must therefore be made quickly.

Switching off the program­ming mode

To leave the service mode, press
the C button

The appliance carries out an auto­matic reset and is then
ready for normal operation.

Continuous clock display

Enter “F, F, 0, 1“

The display changes from

to

and

Enter the call number of the
appliance you wish to program
(e.g. 4)

Display

Press C

Display

Display

F

F

0

1

Language

12

Language

To select the appropriate langua­ge, enter the required code num­ber.

The display changes continuously
between

and

and

and

and

and

enter required code number

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Deutsch = 0

Pres. extn: 0

English = 1

Pres. extn: 0

Français = 2

Pres. extn: 0

Nederlands = 3

Pres. extn: 0

Dansk = 4

Pres. extn: 0

Italiano = 5

Pres. extn: 0

FR

Basic status
Own call number

13

The display changes continuously
between

and

“0“ = do not activate basic status
“1“ = activate basic status

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Basic status

If you activate the basic status by
entering “1“ and then leaving
the programming mode using the
C button, all menu points of the
appliance are turned to their
basic, i.e. factory settings. All that
remains unaltered is the set call
number.
Remark:
The basic factory settings are list­ed on page 5.

Note:

If a unit is reset to its basic status,
any personalized code word you
may have entered is replaced by
the default factory-set code word
”1000”. Correct this if necessary.

Basic status

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

OWN CALL NUMBER

Pres. extn: 04

Display

Enter the required code number

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Own call number

If you wish to change the call
number of an appliance, enter
the new call number (1-99). If the
newly entered number already
exists in the same bus, the R and
F buttons for scrolling backwards
and forwards are disabled
until this has been corrected.
If you terminate the program­ming routine with the
C button despite having entered
the same number twice, after
a reset the system once more
requests correction of the call
number. Using the C button, initi­ate another reset process
after correcting the number.

FR

10

FR

14

Code word

Display

Enter the new code word

Display

Press the R button

Display

Enter the code word again to
check it

Display

Press the R button to scroll to the
next menu point
Press the F button to scroll back
to the previous menu point

Display

Display

If you do not wish to change
the code word, use the F and
R buttons to scroll to the next
menu point.

To check, enter the new code
word again

Once the code word has been
replaced correctly, the following
display appears when scrolling
to the next point:

Caution:

If the input made under “code
word“ and “code word check“
are not identical, the display on
the right appears and the previ­ously valid code word is retained.

Code word

Pres. extn.

Code word

Pres. extn: ####

Code word check

Pres. extn.

Code word

Pres. extn: ####

Code word

replaced

Code word

not replaced

tem from unauthorized access.
Remark: Entering the code word
at one SIC/ICI 3000-01 alters the
code word of all the appliances
linked to the system at the time
of input.
Appliances integrated in the sys-

tem at a later date (new or used)
must be checked to ascertain
their code word and corrected if
necessary.

Caution: Treat your new sys­tem code word as confiden­tial!

Code word

This prevents unauthorized access
to the appliance configuration. In
the delivered status, the default
code word is always “1000“.
We recommend altering this
straight away to protect your sys-

FR

R

Music play-in
Receiving an alarm
Entitlement to receive alarm 1–3

The display changes continuously
from

to

”0”: no music play-in
”1”: music play-in

Use the R button to scroll for­wards

15

MUSiIC PLAY-IN

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

Music play-in

In this menu point, the music
play-in function is enabled for
the respective unit.

Remark

The music play-in function is not
enabled in the standard default
status.

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ for “suppress alarm“
“1“ for “receive alarm“

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back-

Entitlement to receive alarm 1– 3
Entitlement for your call station
to receive alarm 1– 3 can be
entered here.

The R button takes you to the
next alarm in the menu

Remark: The fourth possible
alarm message (Alarm 0) cannot
be suppressed and can therefore
also not be programmed.
This type of alarm message is re­ceived by every SIC/ICI 3000-01.

RECEIVE ALARM

Pres. extn: 0

From alarm 1

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

these alarm signals must be
assigned to each call station sepa­rately. An alarm is indicated opti­cally and acoustically at an enti­tled call station. If a message text
has been programmed for this

function, it will appear on the dis­play.

Receiving an alarm

In combination with special func­tion modules, an intercom station
can be set to receive and evaluate
up to 4 different alarm signals.
Entitlement to receive three of

FR

10

FR

10

Emergency call
Door loudspeaker parallel call

The display changes continuously
from

to

“0“ for “suppress emergency
call“
“1“ for “receive emergency call“

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ for “suppress door call“
“1“ for “receive door call“

Use the R and F buttons to scroll
forwards or backwards

16

Emergency call

Emergency calls transmitted by
a special function module can
be received provided the
SIC/ICI 3000-01 has been pro­grammed for entitlement.

Door loudspeaker parallel call

If you wish a call from the door
loudspeaker to be directed to sev­eral intercom stations, these must
be entitled to receive a
door loudspeaker parallel call.

Note:

Initiation of a parallel call when
pressing the call button is pro­grammed in the TLC 3000-0.

RECEIVE EMERGENCY CALL

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

DOOR L:PARALLEL CALL

Pres. extn: 0

RECEIVE?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

17

Doormatic
Caretaker

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ for no Doormatic activation
entitlement
“1“ entitlement to activate the
Doormatic function

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ for no caretaker activation
entitlement
“1“ entitlement to activate the
caretaker function

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Doormatic

The doormatic function permits
automatic actuation of the door
release following a door call. This
omits the need for manual door
release, for example during con­sulting hours in doctors’ surg­eries.
To allow you to activate the door­matic function, the respective call
station must have the necessary
entitlement.

Caretaker

With the caretaker function, it is
possible to fetch all door calls to
the call station at which this func­tion is activated.
For this, the respective call station
must be entitled to activate the
caretaker function.

DOORMATIC

Pres. extn: 0

ENTITLEMENT

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

CARETAKER

Pres. extn: 0

ENTITLEMENT

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

18

Door call follow-me function
Door release call number

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ No entitlement
“1“ Entitlement

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Actuation of the door release
button without a previous
door call:

The system opens the door
release whose number is entered
in this programming menu.

The display changes continuously
from

to

If you wish to alter this setting,
enter the new call number
(e.g. 0023)

The display changes continuously
from

to

Use the R or F button to continue

Door call follow-me function

At call stations with entitlement
to use the door call follow-me
function, it is possible to fetch
door calls intended for another
call station.
Remark:
If the caretaker function is acti­vated in the system, this will can­cel the door call follow-me func­tion for as long as the caretaker
function remains active, as the
caretaker function has a higher
system priority.

Door release call number

The call number of a door release
which you wish to be able to
actuate without a previous door
call must be entered here. The
input is not valid for the entire
system, but only for the pro­grammed call station.
Remark:
The entered call number for the
door release must always have
four digits.

DOOR CALL FOLLOW-ME

Pres. extn: 0

ENTITLEMENT?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

DOOR RELEASE

Pres. extn: 0001

CALL NUMBER

Pres. extn: 0001

DOOR RELEASE

Pres. extn: 0023

CALL NUMBER

Pres. extn: 0023

Actuation of the door release
button after a door call:

The system automatically actu­ates the door release at
the door station which made
the door call.

FR

10

FR

19

Two-digit call number
With monitor

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ for 4-digit call number
“1“ for 2-digit call number

Press the R or F button

The display changes continuously
from

to

“0“ = without monitor activation
“1“ = with monitor activation

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

With monitor

If a monitor is assigned to the
intercom station, this is automati­cally switched on following an
incoming door call, provided enti­tlement has been programmed
here.
This menu point is not accessed
with industrial call station

ICI 3000-01, as combination

with video is not possible.

Two-digit call number

This function is used to optimize
the dialling speed in single-bus
intercom systems, i.e. those with­out bus coupler.
As only two-digit numbers can be
assigned in this type of system,
the appliance initiates the call as
soon as you have typed in the
second digit.
This menu point also appears
in systems with local buses only
in appliances connected to the
global bus, but in this case must
be deactivated by entering “0“.

CALL NUMBER

Pres. extn: 0

2-DIGIT?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

WITH MONITOR?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

Movement sensor
Number of speech circuits
Clear speech circuit

The display changes continuously
from

to

“0“: Do not switch on monitor
“1“: Switch on monitor

Use R button to scroll forwards
Use F button to scroll backwards

20

Movement sensor

Movement sensor entitlement is
only significant in conjunction
video and a monitor.
If this function is activated, the
camera and monitor are activated
by one of the movement sensor
module’s switching outputs. If the
previous menu point “with moni­tor“ is not activated, BMM inter­rogation is suppressed.

Display

Enter either “1“ or “2“ speech
circuits

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“: Do not switch on monitor
“1“: Switch on monitor

Use the R or F button to scroll
forwards

Number of speech circuits

This menu point only appears
for appliances connected to the
global bus. The Intercom
SIC/ICI 3000-01 only has two
speech circuits available. If you
wish to integrate the system into
an already existing installation,
and there are insufficient wires
available for 2 speech circuits, the
system can only be operated with
one speech circuit. However, pay
attention to ensure that the same
number of speech circuits is
entered all appliances connected
to the global bus.

BMM ENTITLEMENT

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

NUMBER OF SPEECH. PATHS?

Pres. extn: 2

SPEECH PATH FREE

Pres. extn: 0

RC AUTHORIZATION

Pres. extn: 0

Clear speech circuit

You may give the device autho­risation to interrupt existing con­nections if all speech circuits are
engaged. This should only be
permitted for devices which need
to pass on information in urgent
cases.

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

0

R

1

F

FR

10

FR

10

Speech time limitation
Door communication only

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The display changes continuously
from

to

and

”1”: Speech time limitation = 6
mins.
”0”: Speech time limitation disa­bled

Press the R or F button to scroll to
the next menu point

The display changes continously
form

to

and

“0“ for internal and door com­munication
“1“ for door communication only

Press the R or F button to scroll to
the next menu point.

Speech time limitation

To ensure that the Intercom
system is available for fast, short
internal communication at any
time, the speech time is limited as
standard to 6 minutes. In indivi­dual cases, this speech time limi­tation can be a nuisance, and can
accordingly be cancelled by the
relevant programming. In this
case, the permitted speech time
is unrestricted.

Note:

The speech time limitation is
always binding for the whole of
the system, i.e. also for door calls,
announcements etc.
Remark:
Each existing call requires one
of two available speech circuits.
If connections are not interrup­ted, this leads to blockage of
the system.

Door communication only

If you wish an intercom call sta­tion to be entitled only to hold
door calls, the code number here
must be changed to “1“.
This call station is then no longer
entitled to receive calls or to
make calls, except to the door
station.
However, it is able to receive
group and collective paging
announcements, provided it
has the necessary entitlement.

SPEECH LIMIT?

Pres. extn: 1

SPEECH

Pres. extn: 1

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

DOOR ONLY

Pres. extn: 0

COMMUNICATION?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

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Entitlement to transmit group paging calls
Receiving group paging calls

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ disables transmit entitlement
“1“ enables transmit entitlement

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ = no receive entitlement for
group paging calls
“1“ = receive entitlement for
group paging calls

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Entitlement to transmit group
paging calls

A group paging call is an
announcement made only to a
previously defined group of call
stations.
This menu does not appear
in call stations which only
have entitlement for door com­munication.

Receiving group paging calls

If you wish a particular call station
to be able to receive group pag­ing calls, prior entitlement
is necessary.

TRANSMIT ENTITLEMENT

Pres. extn: 0

GROUP PAGING CALL

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

GROUP PAGING CALL

Pres. extn: 0

RECEIVE

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

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Receiving group paging calls in group
(Defining own group number)

Enter the number of the group
you wish the appliance to belong
to.

In the menu on the right, it is
possible to define the allocation
of the appliance to a second
group.

If you do not wish the call station
to belong to another group, enter
“0“ and change with “R“ to the
next menu point. By entering “1“
and the R button, it is possible to
program another group number.
The above menu then appears
again for input of a further group
number.

RECEIVE GROUP CALL

Pres. extn: 1

IN GROUP

Pres. extn: 1

OTHERS

Pres. extn: 0

GROUP CALL

Pres. extn: 0

RECEIVE?

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

All appliances connected to the
Intercom system can be classified
into up to 9 different groups.
Group numbers therefore always
have only one digit. The number
of appliances included in any one

group is unlimited. However, each
individual appliance may only
belong to two groups.

The display changes continuously
from

to

Enter the required group number
(1–9)

Press the R button.

The display changes continuously
from

to

to

and

“0“ = quit
“1“ = enter another group num­ber

Press the R button

Receiving group calls in group

If you programmed the call sta­tion not to receive group paging
calls in the previous menu point,
this programming point does not
appear.

R

10

R

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Receiving collective paging calls
Transmitting collective paging calls

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ = no entitlement
“1“ = entitlement

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

The display changes continuously
from

to

and

“0“ = no entitlement
“1“ = entitlement

Use the R button to scroll for­wards
Use the F button to scroll back­wards

Receiving collective
paging calls

To enable you to receive
collective paging calls, the rele­vant entitlement must
be programmed.

Transmitting collective
paging calls

To allow a collective paging call
to be initiated from a call station,
transmit entitlement must be pro­grammed. Transmit entitlement is
defined using the code number.

RECEIVE?

Pres. extn: 1

COLLECTIVE PAGING CALL

Pres. extn: 1

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

COLLECTIVE PAGING CALL

Pres. extn: 0

TRANSMIT ENTITLEMENT

Pres. extn: 0

1 = yes, 0 = no

Pres. extn: 0

FR

10

FR

10

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System SIC/ ICI 3000:
Transmitting/receiving messages

The SIC/ICI 3000 evaluates the
received message types and dis­plays them depending on receive
entitlement.

Alarm “0“ cannot be suppressed
and is signalled both optically and
acoustically at every SIC/ICI 3000.

Receive entitlement for alarms
1– 3 and emergency calls are indi­vidually defined in the program­ming menu of each
SIC/ICI 3000 call station.

Receive entitlement for text mes­sages is also individually assigned
at each SIC/ICI 3000.
For this, a message text must be
programmed for the respective
channel number of each
SIC/ICI 3000 at which you wish
to receive the text message.

Receiving messages
(alarm, emergency call, text
messages)

Every SIC/ICI 3000 can be pro­grammed to receive four different
message types on
254 channels:

• Alarm 0

• Alarm 1– 3

• Emergency call

• Text messages

The different types of message
differ according to priority, optical
and acoustic signalling and allo­cation of receive entitlement at
the SIC/ICI 3000 call stations.

The messages are transmitted
by special function modules
SFM 3000-01. The transmitted
message type and assignment to
a particular channel are defined
when programming the respec­tive SFM.

Messages can also be transmitted
from sensor inputs at the
door loudspeaker controllers
TLC 3000. In this case, they are
assigned to a particular channel
in the programming menu of the
TLC 3000.

Message text / quick dial /
external button programming

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Accessing the programming
interface

Message text programming is
activated by pressing the buttons
“F“ and “3“.

The quick dial menu only appears
when an MFM is connected.
Without an MFM, the message
test programming and external
button assignment are automati­cally superimposed.

If both menus are active, it is pos­sible to change from one to the
other with the R button.

Using the door release button,
the selected menu is activated
and you then branch into the
programming level.

Remark

The externally connectable floa­ting button and the quick dial
buttons are programmed in the
same way.
For instructions on quick dial but­ton programming, please see the
operating instructions provided
with the SIC/ICI 3000-01.

Alarms and emergency calls for
which no text has been entered
are displayed showing the mes­sage type and channel number,
provided the respective call sta­tion has been programmed for
receive entitlement.

Remark

It is possible to leave the message
text programming mode at any
time using the C button.
In this case, the current input is
interrupted without being stored.

Press “F“ and “3“

Display

or
Display

or
Display

Press the R button

Press door release button

At each SIC/ICI 3000, up to
23 message texts comprising
16 characters each can be
entered individually for all types
of message (alarms, emergency
calls, text messages).

Message text 

P = Programming

Message text 

P = Programming

Quick dial 

P = Programming

R

F

3

Programming message texts

Display

Use the R button to scroll for­wards and the F button to scroll
backwards

Press the door release button

Display

Display

Enter the channel number

Display

Press the R button

Display

Press the door release button

Display

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Programming message texts

If there are already message texts
stored, it is possible to scroll
through these using the R button
for forwards, the F button for
backwards. To alter an already
existing message text, select it
and press the door release but­ton.

To program a new channel, scroll
through the existing message
texts using the F and R buttons
until you come to the display on
the right. If no message texts
are yet programmed at all, this
display appears automatically.

Enter the channel number to
which you wish to allocate your
message text

By pressing the R button the
appropriate number of times,
select the message type which
you wish to receive on this chan­nel, e.g. “Alarm“.

Your input is confirmed by press­ing the door release button

Not assigned

Not assigned

1-245

Channel number – – –

Message type 

Message

Message text 

–

Message type

ALARM

FR

R

Programming message texts

Press the call forwarding or fol­low-me button

Display, e.g. the letter G

Press the R or F button

Display, e.g. the letter G

Press the door release button
when you have finished typing in
the message text.

The display changes from

to

and

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Using the call forwarding and fol­low-me buttons, type in letters,
numbers and symbols. Holding
the button down effects an auto­matic scroll through.

Using the R button, you will jump
to the next position, with the F
button to the previous position.

Repeat this process to type
in the letters, numbers and
symbols and to change posi­tion until you have completed
the message text.

Using the door release button,
the message text input at this
channel is terminated. The system
then permits you to check your
input.

If you have entered for example
the text “Oil tank leaking“ on
channel 200 under message type
“Alarm“, the display on the right
will appear:

Door release button (=P) pressed
once = confirm
Door release button (=P) pressed
twice = cancel

Message text 

G

Message text 

G

*Check*

Cahnnel 200, Alarm

*Check*

OIL TANK LEAKING

P = Confirm

1 x P = Chancel

FR

Programming message texts

Press the door release button

The display changes from

to

Press the door release button
twice

The display changes from

to

Press the door release button to
return to programming menu

Press the C button

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You wish to confirm the pro­grammed input.

The programming for this chan­nel with the message “Oil tank
leaking“ is completed.

You have accidentally made
an incorrect input and wish to
cancel it.

If you wish to continue program­ming other channels after con­firming one entered message
text, change back into the pro­gramming menu with
the door release button.

If you do not wish to program
any further texts, press the
C button

Message is being

deleted

Message text 

P = programming

Message is being

programmed

Channel 200, Alarm

OIL TANK LEAKING

C

30

Programming message texts

Press R or F

Press the door release button sev­eral times until the following dis­play appears

Display

Press the door release button
twice

Display

Cancelling message texts

If you wish to cancel an existing
message text, branch as
described into the message text
programming mode and select
the text you wish to cancel using
the R or F button.

Using the door release button,
scroll through until the menu
for cancelling the message text
appears.

Door release button (= P) pressed
once = confirm
Door release button (= P) pressed
twice = cancel

By pressing the door release but­ton twice, the message is can­celled.

P = Confirm

2 x P = Cancel

Display is being

cancelled

FR

Index of key words

N

Number of speech circuits 20

O

Own call number 6/13

P

Parallel call 16
Programming interface 4
Programming menu 5/7
Programming mode 11
Programming points 5
Programming remark 4/10
Programming structure 7

Q

Quick dial buttons 26

R

Receive entitlement 15
Receiving an alarm 15/25
Receiving group paging calls 23
Remote programming 10
Reset 9

S

Service functions 7/9
Service mode 8
Software reset 9
Speech time limitation 21

T

Time 9
Transmitting/receiving
messages 25
Two-digit call number 19

W

With monitor 19

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B

Basic status 5/13

C

Call number assignment 6/13
Caretaker 17
Clearing speech circuits 21
Code word 14
Collective paging call 24
Commissioning 6

D

Delivery status 5
Door call follow-me function 18
Door communication 21
Door communication only 21
Door release call number 18
Doormatic 17

E

Emergency call 16/25
External button 26

F

Factory setting 5

G

General remarks 3
Group paging calls 22

L

Language version 12

M

Menu points 5
Message text programming 26
Messages 25
Movement sensor 20
Music play-in 15

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