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
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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
3
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
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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
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