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Telegärtner DoorLine Pro EXCLUSIVE Series Operating And Assembly Instructions Manual

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Operating and Assembly Instructions
Door Intercom System
DoorLine Pro EXCLUSIVE
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Preface

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Read through these Operating Instructions carefully and attentively. They con­tain important information for your safety and valuable tips and additional ap­plication options of the device. The information on usage and care should guarantee that you have many years of satisfaction with our product. Please retain all documents, also for subsequent owners.
The content of these Operating Instructions has been prepared with great care. In spite of all checks, however, there is still a possibility that technical in­accuracies and typographical errors have been overlooked. All errors that come to our notice shall be eliminated in new editions. We highly appreciate your feedback at any time if you find a mistake that we overlooked.
These Operating Instructions also use the term "device" or "door intercom sys­tem" to refer to the DoorLine Pro Exclusive.
The private branch exchange system is also referred to as "PBX System".
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Copyright 2019 Telegärtner Elektronik GmbH
We reserve all rights to this documentation, particularly in the case of patent or utility model applications. The documentation, or parts thereof, must not be altered manually, or in any other manner, without the express written authorisa­tion from us, nor translated into any other language or computer language of any form and by any means. This applies to electronic, mechanical, optical, chemical and all other media. Product designations and company names used in this documentation are subject to the rights of the companies in ques­tion.
Preface

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Table of contents

Table of contents
1 Preface...................................................................................................................2
1.1 Copyright ...................................................................................................2
2 Safety instructions .................................................................................................6
3 Product information and description ..................................................................7
3.1 Model variants........................................................................................... 8
3.2 Nameplate................................................................................................. 8
3.3 Specified use ............................................................................................. 9
3.3.1 Notes on the use of an electronic door opener ....................................9
3.4 Technical prerequisites........................................................................... 10
3.5 Technical data......................................................................................... 11
3.6 Configuration options .............................................................................12
3.7 Emergency PIN ........................................................................................ 13
3.8 Accessories.............................................................................................. 13
3.9 Things worth knowing about the DoorLine family ................................14
4 Assembly and connection.................................................................................15
4.1 For your safety ......................................................................................... 15
4.2 Scope of supply....................................................................................... 15
4.3 Prior to assembly .....................................................................................15
4.4 Place of installation................................................................................. 16
4.5 Installing device ......................................................................................16
4.5.1 Installing mounting plate on the wall .................................................... 16
4.5.2 Installing device on mounting plate...................................................... 17
4.6 Connecting device................................................................................. 18
4.6.1 Important notes........................................................................................ 18
4.6.2 Wiring......................................................................................................... 18
4.6.3 Terminal assignment ................................................................................20
4.6.4 Wiring diagram......................................................................................... 21
4.6.5 Connection example for a door opener and a door bell.................. 22
4.6.6 Checking connection .............................................................................23
4.7 Before initial configuration .....................................................................23
5 Configuration via the touch display..................................................................24
5.1 Navigation in the menus ........................................................................24
5.1.1 Configuration main menu....................................................................... 24
5.1.2 Submenus.................................................................................................. 25
5.1.3 Saving configuration and exiting main menu ...................................... 26
5.1.4 Use of the display keypad ...................................................................... 27
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5.2 Entry to the Configuration menu............................................................ 29
5.3 General settings ......................................................................................31
5.4 Bell pushbuttons ......................................................................................38
5.5 Frame lighting.......................................................................................... 43
5.6 Display brightness ...................................................................................44
5.7 Configuring relay contacts .................................................................... 45
5.8 Access control......................................................................................... 48
5.9 Acoustics.................................................................................................. 49
5.10 Acknowledgement tone ........................................................................50
5.11 Motion detectors .....................................................................................50
5.12 Date / time ............................................................................................... 51
5.13 PIN for configuration ...............................................................................52
5.14 Factory settings........................................................................................ 53
5.15 Info ............................................................................................................ 54
6 Configuration via the PC software.....................................................................55
6.1 Installing PC software.............................................................................. 55
6.2 Updating PC software ............................................................................. 58
6.3 Updating firmware................................................................................... 60
6.4 Configuring PC software......................................................................... 62
6.4.1 Reading out configuration ..................................................................... 62
6.4.2 Saving configuration ............................................................................... 65
6.4.3 Creating a backup copy........................................................................ 68
6.4.4 Information on the entry of call numbers.............................................. 69
6.4.5 Overview of the user interface............................................................... 69
6.4.6 "General" tab page ................................................................................. 71
6.4.7 "Call numbers" tab page......................................................................... 74
6.4.8 "Relay contacts" tab page .....................................................................75
6.4.9 "Appearance" tab page......................................................................... 78
6.4.10 "Bell pushbuttons" tab page ...................................................................80
6.4.11 "Access control" tab page...................................................................... 82
6.4.12 "Operating modes" tab page ................................................................ 83
6.4.13 "Door open button" tab page................................................................ 85
7 Configuration via a telephone ..........................................................................86
7.1 Acknowledgement tones....................................................................... 86
7.2 Saving and ending configuration.......................................................... 86
7.3 Information on the entry of call numbers .............................................86
7.4 Entry to configuration mode .................................................................. 86
7.5 Automatic adjustment to the PBX system............................................. 88
7.6 Restoring factory settings .......................................................................89
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7.7 Defining call numbers for bell pushbuttons .......................................... 89
7.8 Enabling door opener function.............................................................. 90
7.9 Defining door opener time .....................................................................91
7.10 Defining call duration.............................................................................. 92
7.11 Defining call duration to extension line ................................................93
8 Everyday use .......................................................................................................94
8.1 Receiving a door call .............................................................................94
8.2 Receiving a door call with call forwarding activated ......................... 94
8.3 Opening a door....................................................................................... 95
8.4 Using access control............................................................................... 96
8.5 Setting up call forwarding ......................................................................97
8.6 Setting up "Door open button" .............................................................100
8.7 Direct commands during voice communication ..............................103
9 Malfunctions and fault elimination..................................................................104
10 Maintenance, care and disposal....................................................................106
10.1 Cleaning................................................................................................. 106
10.2 Storage ................................................................................................... 106
10.3 Disassembly ........................................................................................... 106
10.4 Disposal .................................................................................................. 106
10.4.1 Disposing of packaging material......................................................... 106
10.4.2 Disposing of old device......................................................................... 107
11 Glossary of technical terms .............................................................................108
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Safety instructions

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Before installing or using the product, it is essential to observe the instructions in this manual.
If you fail to follow these instructions, the manufacturer Telegärtner Elektronik GmbH will not accept any liability for any damage resulting from negligent or deliberate disregard of the instructions in this operating manual!
▪ Keep small parts and packaging well away from children. There is a danger
▪ Connect the product only to equipment that supplies SELV (Safety Extra
▪ Only connect CE-certified end devices to the telephone system.
▪ Do not connect devices that have equipotential bonding including earth-
▪ Only use the original wall power supply of the product included in the deliv-
▪ Do not use damaged devices. Have a damaged device repaired immedi-
▪ The lines must not be installed or connected during storms. Nor is it permit-
▪ The housing must not be opened under any circumstances. Unauthorised
▪ Protect the product against dust, aggressive liquids and vapours.
▪ Do not use the product in damp rooms or in potentially explosive areas.
▪ Do not install your product near heat sources or other electrical devices.
▪ Do not permit liquid to penetrate the interior of the product. This may result
▪ Route connecting lines and cables such that there is no risk of accidents!
▪ It is essential to store the emergency PIN card separate from your door inter-
Safety instructions
of suffocation.
Low Voltage).
ing on the lines. Do not connect the a/b lines with an earthing conductor because this can result in damage to the device.
ery.
ately.
ted to insert or unplug the connection plug during storms.
opening, incorrect repairs or modification can result in dangers to the user. Warranty claims shall also be rendered void.
in electric shock or short-circuits.
com system.
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Product information and description

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Fig.1:
Item. Description
Product information and description
1 Frame lighting
2 Motion detector (not visible)
Brightness sensor (not visible)
3 Touch display
4 Microphone
Loudspeaker (not visible)
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Product information and description
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3.1
DoorLine Pro exclusive color
Surface Glass
Colour/Article number white 150500
DoorLine Pro exclusive steel
Surface High-grade steel
Product number 150530
3.2

Model variants

black 150510
anthracite 150520
Spot colours On request

Nameplate

The nameplate contains the serial number, product coding and additional in­formation on the device type. The serial number is also shown on the emer­gency PIN card (see chapter Emergency PIN [}13]).
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3.3
DoorLine Slim is designed for connection to analogue telephone systems.
It can be used
▪ as an intercom
▪ as access control via PIN
▪ for remote-controlled opening of doors or gates
▪ for relaying door conversations to telephones
▪ for connection to other control systems
DoorLine has been developed for private as well as commercial use.
3.3.1
There is an increased risk of burglary if you connect a door opener if the relay contacts are accessible following disassembly of the DoorLine.
It is safer to configure a door opener via a SwitchBox (accessories) because this is located inside the house, which means that the relay contacts cannot be manipulated from the outside.
An electric door opener does not substitute door closure by a locking bar, it is an intelligent, additional safety feature.
It is primarily intended for daytime operation, whereas at night time or in case of absence the relevant door is locked by the locking bar.
As far as insurance is concerned, a door that is held closed only by the use of the door opener is not regarded as locked!

Specified use

Notes on the use of an electronic door opener

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3.4
▪ The device is designed for connection to an analogue telephone connec-
▪ The voltage is supplied via the wall power supply included in the delivery.
▪ Both relay switching outputs of the device connect potential-free. This
▪ The installation of your PBX system and its operation require the use of tele-
▪ Your PBX system and end devices (telephones) must support touch-tone di-
▪ System requirements for the PC configuration software:

Technical prerequisites

tion (a/b-Port) telephone system.
This requires a mains socket-outlet at the place of installation.
means that when a door opener or a similar device is activated, it may be necessary to provide an additional bell transformer (see chapterConnect­ing device [}18]).
phone plugs (e.g. TAE or RJ11), cables and lines that are not included in the scope of supply.
alling (DTMF).
– Pentium-compatible PC or higher – Microsoft Windows® XP, 7, 8 – 64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended) – 250 MB hard disc – Minimum resolution 800x600, 256 colours – Bluetooth interface
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Product information and description
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3.5
Telecommunica­tion technical data
Display TFT
Bell pushbuttons Number 1 - 4
Call numbers Number per button 2call numbers with
Relay switching outputs
General data Power supply
Dimensions Mounting plate

Technical data

Supply voltage Supply current Ringing voltage
Resolution
Relay switching output 1 Relay switching output 2
Input voltage Output voltage
Cable length of wall power supply
Current consumption Degree of protection Operating temperature Weight
Device
24 – 64VDC 20 – 50mA 32 – 75V/23 – 28Hz 42 – 75V/50Hz
4.3" touchscreen 480 x 272 pixels
25positions
potential-free, 24VAC / DC1A
potential-free, 24VAC / DC1A
via wall power supply included in delivery 230 V AC, 50 Hz 12VDC / 1Astabilised
150 cm
10 Watt IP54 (in installed state)
-20°C to +60°C 432 g
165 x 79.5mm 240 x 130 x 25mm (in installed state)
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3.6
The device can be configured in three different ways.
▪ Configuration via the touch display
▪ Configuration via the PC software
▪ Configuration via a telephone
Configuration options for each configuration type
Number of bell pushbuttons X X X
Call number assignment X X X
Colour settings of bell pushbuttons X - X
Display colour/screens - - X
Display brightness X X
Screens/graphics/sounds - - X
Frame lighting X - X
Volume and microphone sensitivity X X -
Access control X - X
Time X - X

Configuration options

Touch display Telephone PC software
Recommended configuration for initial operation is the configuration via the touch display.
As not all parameters are available in all configuration types, we recommend a combination of the different configuration types. A background image for the bell pushbuttons, for example, can only be loaded to the door intercom system via the PC software.
The PC software can be downloaded in the Download area under www.teleg­aertner-elektronik.de.
Please note the information in the chapter Technical requirements [}10].
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3.7
An emergency PIN card is included in the scope of delivery. It includes a device-specific emergency PIN.
If you have misplaced or forgotten your PIN for the configuration, you can reset it at any time with the emergency PIN.
The serial number of the device is also shown on the emergency PIN card.
It is essential to store the emergency PIN card separate from your door inter­com system.
3.8
To extend your door intercom system for a multi-party house or a domotics sys­tem, the following accessories are available
▪ SwitchBox SB-221
▪ SwitchBox SB-222
▪ SwitchBox SB-442
▪ I/O Box IO-332
Important: With the use of a SwitchBox SB221, no other extension boxes can be connected to the door intercom system!

Emergency PIN

Accessories

– In-wall mounting – 2 PBX systems, connectable – 1 relay contact, configurable
– On-wall mounting or mounting on top hat rail – 2 PBX systems, connectable – 2 Relay contacts configurable
– On-wall mounting or mounting on top hat rail – 4 PBX systems, connectable – 3 Relay contacts configurable
– On-wall mounting or mounting on top hat rail – 3 inputs, configurable – 3 Relay contacts configurable
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3.9

Things worth knowing about the DoorLine family

Our DoorLine products offer optimum convenience and advantages - and the right functions for every user. All models are developed and produced in our headquarters in Crailsheim. Our production in Germany guarantees the very best quality.
Commissioned by Deutsche Telekom, in 1993 the company Christoph Em­merich develops the first door intercom system which can be connected to a telephone system. Under the brand name DoorLine, the telephone systems Eu­mex and T‑Concept are connected with the door intercom via a universal 2­wire connection.
Four years later, Telegärtner Elektronik in Crailsheim takes over the production of the DoorLine products. From 2003 onwards, apart from the CE2-wire version Telegärtner also develops a new version of the DoorLine, which can be con­nected via the a/b‑Port and is thus compatible with all PBX systems of various manufacturers.
Since 2003, the DoorLine is also available as a "letterbox module", i.e. without housing and bell pushbuttons. The present-day DoorLine classic was newly de­veloped in 2005. In 2010, a new letterbox module appears with four bell push­buttons, door opening control and additional relay, for example, for a door bell. The models DoorLine Pro (2014) and DoorLine Pro Exclusive (2015) are completely new in the range.
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Assembly and connection

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4.1
Assembly must only be carried out by specialists with corresponding skills and experience. These persons must be able to detect dangers and to avoid pos­sible risks. The statutory specifications at the place of installation must be observed.
Take care not to jam the connecting cables during installation.
Also observe the safety instructions at the start of the Operating Instructions.
Caution: The front panel of the model DoorLine Pro exclusive color is made of glass. It can be damaged and cause injury. Protect the glass surfaces against damage.
4.2
The scope of supply of the device includes:
▪ the device
▪ wall power supply
▪ mounting plate
▪ bag with fastening material and Allen key
▪ brief instructions
▪ Emergency PIN card (see Emergency PIN [}13])
Assembly and connection

For your safety

Scope of supply

4.3
Check all parts for completeness and transport damage prior to assembly.
We recommend that you initially connect the DoorLine in the direct vicinity of your PBX system, try it out and make the basic configuration.
In this manner, you can install the wiring and configure the bell pushbutton quickly and easily.
After the DoorLine functions perfectly in this test setup with your PBX system and telephones, you can install the DoorLine in its final place of usage.
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Prior to assembly

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4.4
▪ The device is intended for installation outdoors in an area protected from
▪ A minimum distance from the microphone to the nearest corner wall sur-
▪ The ambient temperature must be between -20°C and +60°C.
▪ In the area of the installation location, no supply lines or similarmust be in-
4.5
The device is completely surface-mounted with the enclosed mounting plate and fastening material.
4.5.1

Place of installation

splash water (moisture protection as per IP 54, splash water at an angle of up to 60° to the verticals).
face of at least 10cm must be observed.
stalled.

Installing device

Installing mounting plate on the wall

Fig.2:
1. Position the mounting plate (1) on a standard in-wall socket(2) or a suitable cavity in the masonry. The recess in the mounting plate must be fitted ac­curately on the in-wall socket.
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2. Ensure that no supply lines, cables or similar are installed in the area of the drilling holes(3).
3. Fasten the mounting plate via the two boreholes(3) onto the wall with screwsand dowels.
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4.5.2
Fig.3:
1. Connect the terminals(1) (see chapter Connecting device [}18]).
2. Insert the terminals (1) back into the device.
3. Place the device diagonally from above onto the mounting plate until the
4. Secure the device with the hexagon socket-grub screw(3) on the mounting

Installing device on mounting plate

four metal lugs(2) engage in the four fastening holes of the device.
plate. Caution: Only tighten the screw lightly because otherwise the thread can be damaged.
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4.6
4.6.1
▪ Before connecting the device to the PBX system, switch off all required
▪ Only use the original wall power supply included in the delivery for current
▪ When installing the wiring, ensure that the polarity (12V DC voltage) of the
▪ Do not insert the wall power supply into the socket until all cables are firmly
▪ A bell transformer (e.g.12 V alternating voltage) must not be used as a
▪ Both integrated relay contacts connect potential-free, i.e.an additional
▪ Both switching relays can be loaded to a max. of 24VAC/DC1 A. Prior to

Connecting device

Important notes

components (PBX system, device, bell transformer).
supply to the device.
two wires in the terminals is correct.
connected and there is no risk of a short circuit of wire pairs.
power supply for the device. This can result in destruction of the device!
bell transformer is required to activate a door opener. Then connect the bell transformer voltage via the respective relay switching output to the door opener (see chapter Connection example for a door opener and a door bell [}22]).
initial operation of the device, ensure that these values are not exceeded by your door opener, door bell or other devices to be connected. Observe the Operating Instructions of the respective products.
4.6.2
Use commercially available telecommunication cables for the installation wir­ing.
Please note that in order to meet general safety provisions and to avoid inter­ference influences, the low-current telephone lines must be routed separately from power lines.
Observe a minimum distance of 10 cm between both types of lines. If one of the connected lines is routed out-of-doors, you will have to provide sufficient lightning protection.
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Wiring

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Lines types that can be used
▪ Telecommunication indoor cable
– J-Y(ST)-Y 2 x 2 x 0.6 – J-Y(ST)-Y 2 x 2 x 0.8 – J-Y(ST)-Y 4 x 2 x 0.6 – J-Y(ST)-Y 4 x 2 x 0.8
▪ Bell sheathed cable
– YR 4 x 0.8
▪ Telecommunications cable
– A-2Y(L)2Y 4 x 2 x 0.8
Maximum cable lengths for connection to the PBX system and to the door opener
Wire diameter 0.8 mm 0.6 mm
Ranges for voice and signal operation 320 m 140 m
Ranges for door opener operation from an ex­ternal bell transformer to door opener (max­imum current consumption 1A alternating voltage)
12 V 16 V 20 V 24 V
38 m
76 m 115 m 177 m
4
17 m 34 m 51 m 78 m
Connection types
At the analogue connection of the PBX system, three connection types are usually used in Germany:
▪ Terminals
▪ RJ 11
▪ TAE plugs
On modern PBX systems such as the AVM Fritz!Box or Telekom Speedport, the two inner wires of the RJ 11 connection should be used.
On older PBX systems (before 2005), the two outer wires are also used.
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4.6.3
The rear side of the device has two screw-in/terminal plug-in connectors. They can be unplugged for convenient connection of the lines.
Labelling is on the rear side of the casing.
View from the rear View of terminals

Terminal assignment

1 Supply voltage +12V 7 Extension box data
2 Supply voltage GND 8 Extension box -
3 Relay contact 2
potential-free
4 Relay contact 2
potential-free
5 Relay contact 1
potential-free
6 Relay contact 1
potential-free
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9 Extension box +
10 Telephone line La
(independent of polarity)
11 Telephone line Lb
(independent of polarity)
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4.6.4
Fig.4:
Item Description

Wiring diagram

A Door intercom system (rear side of device)
B Wall power supply
C Telephone system
D Extension box
E Relay contact 2
F Relay contact 1
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4.6.5

Connection example for a door opener and a door bell

Item Description
A Door intercom system (rear side of device)
B Wall power supply
G Door bell to relay contact 2
H Door opener to relay contact 1
I Bell transformer
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4.6.6
How to check whether installation was successful:
1. Apply the voltage supply.
Fig.5:
2. If the device does not react, disconnect it immediately from the power-sup-
If installation was successful, start the configuration of the device as described in the following chapters.
4.7
In delivery status, the PIN code for the configuration is "0000". For security reas­ons, this must be changed prior to the initial configuration at the touch display (see PIN for configuration [}52]). Configuration via the PC software is not pos­sible prior to this.

Checking connection

ð The door intercom system starts up. The following screen content ap-
pears:
ð The frame lighting is active.
ply system. Now check the connection of terminals 1 and 2 to the wall power supply for a wiring fault (e.g. reverse polarity of line).

Before initial configuration

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Configuration via the touch display

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5.1
5.1.1
Fig.6:
Item Description
1 Press the "Exit" button to leave the Configuration menu.
2 Press the "Save" button to save all previously made changes. If there
3 The "Next" button calls up the respective marked menu or scrolls for-
4 Scrollbars scroll upwards or down in the menu.
Configuration via the touch display

Navigation in the menus

Configuration main menu

are no settings for saving, this button is not active.
ward one page within the menu.
Alternatively, the black arrows at the upper and lower end of the scrollbar can also be used for scrolling.
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Configuration via the touch display
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5.1.2
Item Description

Submenus

1 The "Back" button scrolls back within a Configuration page. If there
are no further pages for scrolling back, the button takes you one menu level upwards.
3 The "Next" button calls up the next Configuration page.
If there is no further page, the button remains inactive.
2 The "Menu" button leads one menu level upward.
If this button is deactivated, the "Back" button takes you one menu level upwards.
4 If a slider control is displayed, adjust the desired value by pulling with
your finger.
Note: Changes that you have made are not saved until you exit the configura­tion on the topmost level of the Configuration menu (see Configuration main menu [}24]).
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Configuration via the touch display
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5.1.3
Changes that were made are always saved on the topmost level of the Con­figuration menu.
1. After you have adapted all settings of the door intercom system as desired,

Saving configuration and exiting main menu

save the configuration with the "Save" button.
ð The following message appears during the saving process:
ð If saving is successful, the main menu is displayed again.
or
1. Leave the main menu with the "Exit" button.
ð If unsaved changes are present, the door intercom system will issue a
warning message.
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2. Save the changes with "Yes" or discard all changes with "No".
ð The "Bell pushbuttons" default view appears again.
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5.1.4
A screen keypad is displayed at the relevant positions for entering digits or let­ters.
Fig.7: or

Use of the display keypad

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Configuration via the touch display
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Use these buttons as follows:
C deletes the existing call number completely
← only deletes the last digit of the call number
↲ confirms the setting and leads back to the previous menu
abc or ABC switches between upper and lower case
1 inserts a blank
11 inserts the number "1"
* inserts the special characters * # ( ) [ ]
To do this, keep pressing this button until the desired char­acter appears.
0 inserts the special characters . , ? ! ` " 0 + -
To do this, keep pressing this button until the desired char­acter appears.
With buttons with multiple assignment, keep pressing them until the desired character appears. This also applies to umlauts.
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Configuration via the touch display
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5.2
The bell pushbuttons are displayed in the basic state of the device.
1. To reach the Configuration menu, swipe your finger over the middle of the

Entry to the Configuration menu

display from the frame on the left to the right.
ð The input mask for the PIN code will then appear.
2. Enter the PIN code and press "↲" to confirm. The PIN code ex works is "0000".
ð If no input is made, the system switches back to basic state after 30
seconds.
ð To exit PIN input immediately, swipe over the display in reverse direction.
ð If you have still not entered an individual PIN code, you will be prompted
to do so with the following message. Before doing this, you will not be able to continue with the configuration (also refer to PIN for configura­tion [}52]).
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ð If the PIN has been entered correctly, you will now be in the main menu for
the configuration.
Note: If no input is made in the Configuration menu for longer than two minutes, the menu is exited automatically and a switch is made to basic state.
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5.3
Language
Setting the display language. German and English can currently be selected.
1. Touch the flag symbol of the desired language
ð The display language will be changed immediately.
1. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to
Call duration

General settings

switch to the main menu.
Definition of the call duration for the door intercom system. When this time has elapsed, the door conversation is disconnected automatic­ally.
1. Set the desired value with the slider control.
2. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu.
Delivery status: one minute Possible values: 1 to 9 minutes in steps of one minute.
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Call duration
Definition of the duration of the door call to the extension line of your PBX sys­tem.
1. Set the desired value with the slider control.
2. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu.
Delivery status: 30 seconds Possible values: 1 to 60 seconds.
Important: The duration of the door call to the extension line can only be set if call forwarding is programmed for a bell pushbutton. If call forwarding is not programmed, the setting of the call duration is ineffective. When a bell push­button is actuated, the set time for the call duration starts running immediately.
Activation duration
The activation duration defines how long after detection of a movement by the integrated motion detector the bell pushbuttons remain faded in and the lighting remains activated.
1. Set the desired value with the slider control.
2. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu.
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Possible values: 1 to 120 seconds The value 0 results in permanent activation of the device.
Door opener function
For security reasons to prevent unauthorised opening, the door cannot be opened if the connection was set up from the telephone to the door intercom system. This function can be deactivated if desired.
1. Set the desired selection by touching the respective option.
2. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu.
Observe the Notes on the use of an electronic door opener [}9].
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Door opener time
Actuation time of the door opener. Possible values: 1 to 9 seconds
1. Set the desired value with the slider control.
2. Press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu.
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SwitchBox
Selection of the type of SwitchBox (optional) installed on your system. For secur­ity reasons, communication between the door intercom system and the SwitchBox is protected by a PIN code. Without the correct PIN code, the SwitchBox has no function. For more information on the connection of the SwitchBox, please refer to the operating instructions of the corresponding box.
1. Select the matching type by touching the corresponding option and press "Next" to confirm.
2. Touch the grey input field under "Current PIN" to display the current PIN. The PIN code ex works is "0000".
ð A keypad appears on the touch display (see Use of the display keypad
[}27]).
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3. Enter the current PIN code and press "↲" to confirm.
4. Touch the grey input field under "New PIN" to enter a new PIN code.
ð A keypad appears on the touch display
5. Enter a 4- to 12-digit PIN. "0000" is not accepted for security reasons. The new PIN code must also be entered if it was not changed.
6. To save the new PIN code, press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu. Save the configuration here with the "Save" button.
ð If you have entered an incorrect current PIN code, or selected a Switch-
Box other than the connected one, or connected the SwitchBox incor­rectly, the following fault message appears:
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ð If you have connected a SwitchBox and an I/O Box and made incorrect
input for both or made an incorrect connection, the following fault mes­sage appears:
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I/O Box
Selection of the type of I/O Box (optional) installed on your system. For security reasons, communication between the door intercom system and the I/O Box is protected by a PIN code. Without the correct PIN code, the I/O Box has no function. For more information on the connection of the I/O Box, please refer to the operating instructions of the corresponding box.
1. Select the matching type by touching the corresponding option and press "Next" to confirm.
2. Touch the grey input field under "Current PIN" to display the current PIN. The PIN code ex works is "0000".
ð A keypad appears on the touch display (see Use of the display keypad
[}27]).
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3. Enter the current PIN code and press "↲" to confirm.
4. Touch the grey input field under "New PIN" to enter a new PIN code.
ð A keypad appears on the touch display
5. Enter a 4-to12-digit PIN. "0000" is not accepted for security reasons. The new PIN code must also be entered if it was not changed.
6. To save the new PIN code, press the "Back" button to leave the menu or press the "Menu" button to switch to the main menu. Save the configuration here with the "Save" button.
ð If you have entered an incorrect current PIN code, or selected an
I/O-Box other than the connected one, or connected the I/O Box, the following fault message appears:
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ð If you have connected a SwitchBox and an I/O Box and made incorrect
input for both or made an incorrect connection, the following fault mes­sage appears:
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5.4
In the "Bell pushbuttons" menu, you can make the following basic settings for the bell pushbuttons.
▪ Number of bell pushbuttons
▪ Call number assignment of the bell pushbuttons
▪ Lettering of the bell pushbuttons
▪ Colour of the bell pushbuttons
▪ Background colour of the bell pushbuttons
▪ Ring tone at loudspeaker of door intercom system
You will be guided by a wizard through all necessary configuration pages. Please keep a list of the call numbers ready in advance that are to be called when a bell pushbutton is pressed.

Bell pushbuttons

Ensure that the colour contrast between the button colour and the let­tering colour is high enough (light-coloured background, black fore­ground) that the lettering is easily legible.
Call groups:
Depending on the telephone system you are using, several telephones can also be called with a single button if you set up one or several call groups in your telephone system. If a call group is used, the group call number defined in the telephone system is entered in the door intercom system. When this group call number is selected, all end devices that are assigned to this call group ring.
Collective call: Alternatively, many telephone systems also support a "collective call". With a collective call, however, all end devices connected to a tele­phone system are called. A restriction to individual telephones is not possible in this case.
Please refer to the respective operating instructions to determine whether your telephone system supports the collective or group call function.
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Configuring bell pushbutton
1. In the Configuration menu, select the item "Bell pushbuttons".
ð The following view appears:
2. Select how many bell pushbuttons are to be shown on the display and press "Next" to confirm.
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3. Select the background colour of the "Bell pushbutton" default view. To do this, drag the colour slider control into the desired position.
ð A preview of the settings is shown on the right side of the touch display.
4. Press "Next" to confirm your settings.
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Fig.8:
5. Set the colour of the bell pushbutton with the colour slider control.
ð A preview of the settings is shown on the right side of the touch display.
6. Press "Next" to confirm your settings.
7. Set the colour of the of the bell pushbutton lettering with the colour slider control.
ð A preview of the settings is shown on the right side of the touch display
8. Press "Next" to confirm your settings.
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9. Touch the grey field under "Call number 1" to enter the main call number.
ð A keypad appears on the touch display.
10. Enter the main call number that is to be assigned to the bell pushbutton 1 (see Use of the display keypad [}27]).
11. Press "↲" to confirm the settings.
ð This takes you back to the previous menu.
12. If you wish to create call forwarding for this bell pushbutton, touch the grey field under "Call number 2" and enter the call number via the display keypad to which the discussion is to be redirected in case of call forward­ing.
13. After you have entered the call numbers, press "Next" to confirm.
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14. To provide visitors with feedback after actuation of a bell pushbutton, set "Ring tone with button actuation" to "on". Every time a button is actuated, the door intercom system now plays an information tone via the loud­speaker.
15. Touch the grey field under "Button lettering" to enter the lettering for the bell pushbutton.
ð A keypad appears on the touch display.
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16. Enter the lettering for the bell pushbutton (see Use of the display keypad [}27]).
17. Press "↲" to confirm your input.
ð If you have selected a SwitchBox installed in your system under "General
settings" – "SwitchBox", the Configuration menu for the SwitchBox now appears. Depending on the type used, you can reach up to 4 users (res­idential units with different telephone systems) via the SwitchBox.
18. Now select the user who is to be reached with the bell pushbutton via the SwitchBox.
ð Programming for the first bell pushbutton is now complete.
ð If you have selected more than one bell pushbutton at the start of the bell
pushbutton configuration, the assignment of the call numbers now takes place with the lettering of these bell pushbuttons. Proceed in the same manner as with the first bell pushbutton.
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5.5
The lighting of the frame of the door intercom system can be set in three differ­ent ways:
Colour change
In "Colour change" mode, the possible colours are presented one after the other.
1. Select "Colour change" and confirm with "Next" to adapt the brightness and

Frame lighting

speed of the frame lighting.
2. Set the desired values by dragging the slider control.
3. Exit the menu with the "Menu" button.
Monocolour
In "Monocolour" mode, the frame colour can be adapted individually.
1. Select "Monocolour" and confirm with "Next" to set the colour of the frame lighting.
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2. Set the desired values by dragging the slider control.
3. Exit the menu with the "Menu" button.
Off
In "Off" mode, the frame lighting is deactivated.
5.6
The background lighting of the display can be adapted via the "Display bright­ness" menu.
If automatic brightness control is activated, the door intercom system selects the optimum brightness depending on ambient light. The maximum possible brightness is set via the slider control.
1. Set the desired values by dragging the slider control.
2. Select "Automatic brightness control" if the brightness of the display lighting
3. Exit the menu with the "Back" button.

Display brightness

is to adapt to the ambient brightness.
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5.7
The basic configuration of the door intercom system offers you two potential­free relay contacts that can be used in a wide variety of ways. Additional relay contacts provide you with the optional SwitchBoxes and the optional I/O Box.
Important: With the use of a SwitchBox SB221, no other extension boxes can be connected to the door intercom system!
Application options
Bell pushbuttons All relay contacts can be assigned bell pushbuttons,
Motion detectors Relay contact is activated when the door intercom
Redial In order to perform other switching functions with the
Door opener The relay contact switches with redialling digits #9. In

Configuring relay contacts

for example, for additional activation of a normal door gong during a ringing operation. It is also con­ceivable here to activate a light or to cut in another device (important: observe max. breaking capacity of the switching relay; it may be necessary to use a power relay).
system detects a movement via the motion detector.
door intercom system, an option is also provided for remote control of the switching relays via redialling commands from a telephone. This function is helpful for remote switching of a very wide variety of devices in the building. The relay contacts can be switched via a call to the door intercom system and redialling of the following digits: #1 = relay contact 1 #2 = relay contact 2 #3 = relay contact 1 SwitchBox (optional) #4 = relay contact 2 SwitchBox (optional) #5 = relay contact 3 SwitchBox (optional) #6 = relay contact 1 I/O Box (optional) #7 = relay contact 2 I/O Box (optional) #8 = relay contact 3 I/O Box (optional)
the ex-works setting of the door intercom system, the contact can only be switched if the call is made from the door intercom system (see chapter Opening a door [}95]).
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Configuration of the relay contacts
1. In the Configuration menu, select the item "Relay contacts".
ð The following view appears:
2. Select the desired usage for relay contact 1.
3. If you assigned contact 1 to a motion detector, you can activate a light sensor. With the light sensor activated, the relay contact is only activated if the surrounding area is dark.
4. If you assigned contact 1 to a bell pushbutton, then actuate the "Button se­lection" button.
5. Define which bell pushbutton activates contact1. Only activated bell push­buttons can be selected.
6. Press "OK" to confirm
ð This takes you back to the "Contact1" menu.
7. Press "Next" to confirm.
ð This takes you to the Configuration menu for "Contact2".
8. For "Contact2", process in the same manner as for "Contact1".
ð If no SwitchBox and no I/O Box are connected, the configuration of the
relay contacts is now complete. Press the "Menu" button to return to the main menu.
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ð If you have connected an optional SwitchBox and logged it in, actu-
ation of the "Next" button takes you to the next menu.
9. Proceed in the same manner as for "Contact 1" for "SwitchBox contact1", "SwitchBox contact2" and "SwitchBox contact3".
ð If no I/O Box is connected, the configuration of the relay contacts is now
complete. Press the "Menu" button to return to the main menu.
ð If you have connected an optional I/O-Box and logged in it, actuation
of the "Next" button takes you to the next menu.
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10. Proceed in the same manner as for "Contact 1" for "I/O Box contact1", "I/O Box contact2" and "I/O Box contact3".
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5.8
You can use the door intercom system for keyless door opening by means of a number code (see chapter Using access control [}96]).
In order to use the access control, at least one relay contact must be con­figured as a door opener!
1. In the Configuration menu, select the item "Access control".
2. Activate or deactivate the access control by touching "on" or "off".
3. Touch the grey input field under "New PIN" to enter a PIN code.

Access control

ð The following view appears:
ð A keypad appears on the touch display.
4. Enter a 4- to 12-digit PIN, with which the door is subsequently opened (see Use of the display keypad [}27]).
ð For security reasons, the entered PIN is not displayed in the white control
field as a number but only as "*".
5. Press "↲" to confirm your input.
Important: A PIN is provided for access control and a further PIN number for the configuration of the door intercom system!
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5.9
Make the audio settings of the door intercom system in the "Acoustics" menu. The loudspeaker can be adjusted in 32 levels; the microphone sensitivity in 4 levels.
1. Set the desired value for the loudspeaker volume with the upper slider con-
2. Set the desired value for the microphone sensitivity with the lower slider con-
3. Exit the menu with the "Back" button.
Important: If the setting for the microphone sensitivity or loudspeaker volume is too high, this can result in acoustic feedback in the form of unpleasant whist­ling sounds. In this case, reduce the volume of the loudspeaker and the sensit­ivity of the microphone until the acoustic feedback has disappeared. Before making the volume setting, always carry out automatic calibration to the tele­phone system (see chapter Automatic adjustment to the PBX system [}88]).

Acoustics

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5.10

Acknowledgement tone

Setting of the volume of the acknowledgement tone that is played on the door intercom system.
1. Select the desired volume by touching the respective option.
2. Check your settings with the "Test" button.
3. Exit the menu with the "Menu" button.
5.11
In the "Motion detector" menu, set the sensitivity of the motion detector that is integrated in the door intercom system.
The setting from 10‑100% corresponds to an approximate range of 2‑4metres distance, depending on the environment, shading or external influ­ences.
The motion detector activates the door intercom system as soon as a move­ment from the front is registered. The door intercom system remains active for the time that was set in the "Activation duration" menu.
A relay contact can also be assigned to the motion detector, for example, in order to activate lighting or a camera.
Acknowledgement tone

Motion detectors

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1. Set the desired value by dragging the slider control.
2. Exit the menu with the "Back" button.
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5.12
In order to support day- or time-dependent functions, set the current date and time in the "Date / time" menu.
1. Select the parameters to be set by touching them in the topmost line
2. Set the desired value by dragging the slider control.
3. Press "OK " to confirm your settings.

Date / time

(Year / Month / Day or Hour / Minutes / Seconds).
ð The selected parameter is displayed above the slider control.
ð The selected value is displayed on the slider control. Furthermore, the
parameter in the topmost line displays the currently set value.
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5.13
To protect the settings of your door intercom system against unauthorised ac­cess, you have to enter a separate PIN. In delivery status, the PIN is set at "0000".
If the PIN of your device is no longer set at "0000" (delivery state) and you no longer know the changed PIN, then use the emergency PIN to reset the PIN for the configuration (see chapter Emergency PIN [}13]).
1. To define an access code (PIN), touch the grey input field below "Define

PIN for configuration

new PIN".
ð A keypad appears on the touch display.
2. Enter a 4- to 12-digit PIN, with which you can subsequently reach the Con­figuration menu (see Use of the display keypad [}27]). "0000" is not accep­ted for security reasons.
3. Press "↲" to confirm your input.
ð For security reasons, the entered PIN is not displayed in the white control
field as a number but only as "*".
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5.14
If you are no longer satisfied with the settings of your door intercom system or you have made a mistake during the configuration, you can restore the deliv­ery state of your door intercom system via the "Factory settings" menu.
1. Start the recovery of the factory settings with the "Yes" button.

Factory settings

Press the "No" button to exit the "Factory settings" again. You are now back in the main menu.
ð The restoration of the delivery state now starts immediately and without
further prompting.
ð After the factory setting has been restored, the door intercom system re-
starts.
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5.15
The Info menu (illustration is an example), shows you the following information on your door intercom system:
▪ Type designation
▪ Software version
▪ Date
▪ Time
▪ Bluetooth address
▪ Bluetooth name
The information shown here can be useful when making contact with Cus­tomer Support of Telegärtner Elektronik GmbH or during configuration via the PC software.

Info

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6.1
1. Under http://www.doorlinepro.de/de/support/fuer-doorline-pro/doorline-
2. Start the installation procedure by double-clicking on the file
3. Confirm the message with "Yes".
4. Now follow the instructions of the installation software.
Configuration via the PC software

Installing PC software

pro-handbuecher-downloads.html, download the current version of the software and save the file on your PC under the name <<dp100setup.exe>>.
<<dp100setup.exe>>.
ð The following warning message is issued:
5. Select the language and press "Next" to confirm.
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6. Press "Next" to continue.
7. Select the target folder for the installation and press "Next" to continue.
8. Select the start menu folder for the program link and press "Next" to con­tinue.
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9. Press "Next" to confirm.
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10. Check your settings and press "Next" to confirm.
11. End the installation procedure with "Finish".
ð After completion of the installation procedure, the configuration software of
the device is started.
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6.2
To ensure that the latest version of the PC configurator is always used, activate the option "Check for updates" in the "Settings" menu of the PC software.
After the PC software has started, an automatic check determines whether a newer version is available. If a newer version is available, the following screen mask appears:

Updating PC software

1. Press "Yes" to confirm if you wish to download and install the current version.
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2. Select the storage location for the installation program and press "Save" to confirm.
ð The download procedure is now started.
3. After completion of the download procedure, the following message is is­sued:
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4. Close the window with the "x" symbol in the top right of the window.
5. End the PC software.
6. Unpack the downloaded "Zip" file (double-click on the file).
7. Install the software as described in the chapter "Installing PC software [}55]" by executing the file <<dp100setup.exe>> contained in the Zip file.
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6.3
After the door intercom system is read out for the first time, an automatic check determines whether a newer version of the device firmware is available. If a newer version is available, the following screen mask appears:
1. Press "Yes" to confirm if you wish to download and install the current version.

Updating firmware

2. Save the update file in the suggested folder.
ð The download procedure is now started.
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3. After completion of the download procedure, the following message is is­sued:
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4. Close the window via the "x" symbol in the top right of the window.
5. Save the current configuration of your door intercom system (see Saving configuration [}65]).
6. Import the downloaded file to your door intercom system via the menu "Ex­ecute" "Firmware Update".
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6.4
Before a configuration can be adapted via the PC software, you have to im­port the current version of the configuration from the door intercom system into the PC software (see chapter Reading out configuration [}62])
After you have adapted the configuration via the PC software, transfer it to the door intercom system (see chapter Saving configuration [}65]).
6.4.1
When you read out the configuration for the first time, you require the Bluetooth address of your door intercom system. You can find this on your emergency PIN card or in the Info menu of your door intercom system (see chapter Info [}54]).
Proceed as follows to read out a configuration saved in the door intercom sys­tem:
1. Click in the menu bar of the PC configurator on "Device type" and select
2. Ensure that your door intercom system displays the default view "Bell push-

Configuring PC software

Reading out configuration

which model variant you wish to adapt.
buttons". If a menu is active on the door intercom system, transfer to the PC configurator is blocked.
3. In the PC configurator, click on the "Read out" button.
ð The following mask then appears:
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ð The configurator now searches through all Bluetooth devices in the envir-
onment. This procedure can take up to 2minutes depending on how many Bluetooth devices there are in the range of the PC.
ð When you call up the configuration for the first time, the following screen
mask appears:
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4. Select the Bluetooth address of the desired door intercom system.
5. Now enter your PIN (input required only once per session).
ð After the import is complete, the following screen mask appears:
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ð The read-out configuration can now be processed or saved to back up the
data.
ð After the door intercom system is read out for the first time, an automatic
check determines whether a newer version of the device firmware is avail­able (see Updating firmware [}60]).
We recommend that you always back up a created configuration of the door intercom system via the "Read out and save function" of the PC configurator irrespective of whether this was created via the touch display, the telephone or via the PC configurator. A created configur­ation can thus be installed at any time back into the door intercom system.
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6.4.2
After you have adapted all settings for the door intercom system as desired, the configuration must still be transferred to the door intercom system.
1. Ensure that your door intercom system displays the default view "Bell push-
2. In the PC configurator, click on the "Program" button.

Saving configuration

buttons". If a menu is active on the door intercom system, transfer from the PC configurator to the door intercom system is blocked.
ð The following mask then appears:
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ð The PC configurator now searches for all Bluetooth devices in the envir-
onment. This procedure can take up to 2minutes depending on how many Bluetooth devices there are in the range of the PC.
ð If several door intercom systems are found in the environment, the fol-
lowing screen mask appears:
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3. Select the door intercom system to which the configuration is to be trans­ferred. Note: the indicated device name can be displayed via the touch display of the door intercom system under the menu item "Info" (see chapter Info [}54]).
ð If the correct door intercom system was selected, the following screen
mask appears:
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4. Now enter your PIN (input required only once per session).
ð After a successful transfer of the configuration to the door intercom sys-
tem, the following screen mask appears:
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ð The touch display of the door intercom system signals that the configura-
tion is saved.
Your door intercom system is not fully set up.
6.4.3
Back up the configuration you have made by saving it on the PC via the menu "File – Saver" (see chapter Overview of the user interface [}69]).
A configuration backed up in this manner can be restored at any time via the menu "File – Open".
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6.4.4
Input Effect
* Does not result in the selection of this character but rather a di-
** Results in one-time dialling of a "*" character
# The DoorLine generates a flash pulse of 100ms
## Results in one-time dialling of a "#" character
6.4.5

Information on the entry of call numbers

alling pause of one second
If you reach your desired telephone via the call number "**1", you have to enter "****1" in the call number input of the Door­Line

Overview of the user interface

Menu bar (1)
File New Starts a new configuration.
Open Opens a saved configuration.
Save Saves a configuration on the PC.
Exit Ends the software.
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Execute Delivery state Restores the delivery state of the door in-
tercom system.
Read out Reads out the current configuration of a
door intercom system.
Program Saves the executed configuration into a
door intercom system.
Change PIN Changes the PIN for the configuration of
the door intercom system. Enter the old PIN and enter the new PIN in the next line. Click on "OK" to save the new PIN.
Firmware update Loads a new firmware into your door in-
tercom system (see Updating firmware [}60]).
Device type Here, you select which model version you wish to adapt.
Settings Check for updates Checks during program start whether a
new version of the configuration soft­ware is available (see Updating PC soft­ware [}58]).
Info Firmware version Displays the current firmware of the door
intercom system.
Info Displays the installed version of the con-
figuration software.
Icons (2)
New Starts a new configuration.
Open Opens a saved configuration.
Save Saves a configuration on the PC.
Factory settings Restores the delivery state of the door inter-
com system.
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Read out Reads out the current configuration of a
door intercom system.
Program Saves the settings made in the PC configur-
ator in the door intercom system.
Tab pages (3)
The settings for the configuration are made in the tab pages.
Preview window (4)
In this window, you can check the subsequent optics of the door intercom sys­tem. Changes made that relate to the appearance of the door intercom sys­tem are displayed here immediately.
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6.4.6
Fig.9:
Item Function Description
1 Door opener

"General" tab page

Actuation time of the door opener that you trigger
time
with button#9 on the telephone.
Possible values: 1 to 9 seconds.
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Item Function Description
2 Call duration Definition of the call duration for the door. When
this time has elapsed, the door conversation is dis­connected automatically.
Possible values: 1 to 9 minutes
3 SwitchBox Selection of the type of SwitchBox (optional) in-
stalled in your system and the associated PIN code.
For security reasons, communication between the door intercom system and the SwitchBox is protec­ted by a PIN code. Without the correct PIN code, the SwitchBox has no function. The current PIN code and a new PIN code must al­ways be entered even if the new PIN code is identical to the current PIN code.
Furthermore, the assignment between bell pushbut­ton and telephone system (user) can also be defined here.
4 I/O Box Selection of the type of I/O Box (optional) installed
in your system and the associated PIN code.
For security reasons, communication between the door intercom system and the I/O Box is protected by a PIN code. Without the correct PIN code, the I/O Box has no function. The current PIN code and a new PIN code must al­ways be entered even if the new PIN code is identical to the current PIN code.
5 Door call dura-
tion
Setting of the duration of the door call to the exten­sion line of your PBX system.
Important: The duration of the door call to the ex­tension line can only be set if call forwarding is pro­grammed for a bell pushbutton. If call forwarding is not programmed, the setting of the call duration is ineffective. When a bell pushbutton is actuated, the set time for the call duration starts running im­mediately.
Possible values: 1 to 60seconds. Delivery status: 30 seconds.
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Item Function Description
6 Activation dura-
tion
7 Door opener
function
8 Language Setting of the display language of the device.
9 Date / time If the option "Update during programming" is selec-
The activation duration defines how long after de­tection of a movement by the integrated motion detector the bell pushbuttons remain faded in and the lighting remains activated.
Possible values: 1 to 120seconds. "Unlimited" switches on the device permanently.
For security reasons to prevent unauthorised open­ing, the door cannot be opened if the connection was set up from the telephone to the door inter­com. A click on the "Door opener function" activ­ates the option for also opening the door with a call to the door intercom system. A corresponding warning is displayed when this function is activ­ated.
ted, during every configuration from the PC the current system time of the PC is automatically pro­grammed in the door intercom system.
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6.4.7
Call numbers for a max. of four bell pushbuttons can be defined here. (Note the Information on the entry of call numbers [}69].)
For each bell pushbutton, one call number(1) and one backup number(2) can be defined. The backup number is only used if call forwarding(4) for the bell pushbutton is active. The PIN(3) is required to activate call forwarding in the door intercom system. (For use of call forwarding, refer to chapter Setting up call forwarding [}97].)

"Call numbers" tab page

When using the door intercom system in a multi-party house: assign a separate PIN to each apartment.
Possible types of call forwarding
Immediate In the case of immediate call forwarding, the backup num-
ber is dialled immediately.
After a spe­cific time
Off Deactivates call forwarding.
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In the case of call forwarding after a specific time, the main call number is dialled first. If a connection is not established after the max. set call duration, the backup number is dialled.
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Information on call numbers with answering machine
If you have saved a call number in the door intercom system which, for ex­ample, has a telephone with answering machine assigned to it, problems may occur during a call signal from the door intercom system to this telephone.
In this case, the door intercom system cannot recognise whether the call is re­ceived by a person or by this answering machine. If the answering machine switches on, the door intercom system assumes that the door call was accep­ted and sets up voice communication with the answering machine.
Solution: Configure the door intercom system such that call forwarding takes place before the answering machine cuts in. Or you save telephone number in the door intercom system under which no answering machine is reached or where it is deactivated.
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"Relay contacts" tab page

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Selection of the relay contact (1)
Select the relay contact to be configured here.
Selection option: Relay contact 1
Relay contact 2 SwitchBox contact 1 SwitchBox contact 2 SwitchBox contact 3 I/O Box contact 1 I/O Box contact 2 I/O Box contact 3
"Switches with redialling of #9 during voice communication" (2)
In order to perform other switching functions with the door intercom system, an option is provided for remote control of the relay contacts via redialling com­mands from a telephone. This function is helpful for remote switching of a very wide variety of devices in the building.
The relay contacts can be switched via a call to the door intercom system and redialling of the following digits: #1 = relay contact 1 #2 = relay contact 2 #3 = relay contact 1 SwitchBox (optional) #4 = relay contact 2 SwitchBox (optional) #5 = relay contact 3 SwitchBox (optional) #6 = relay contact 1 I/O Box (optional) #7 = relay contact 2 I/O Box (optional) #8 = relay contact 3 I/O Box (optional) #9 = switches the relay contact defined as door opener
"Switches when the motion detector is tripped" (3)
The relay contact is activated when the door intercom system detects a move­ment via the motion detector.
With the "brightness-dependent" option, the relay contact is only activated if the surrounding area is dark.
"Switches with actuation of the bell pushbuttons" (4)
The relay contact is activated if a bell pushbutton is pressed.
For each relay contact, one or several bell pushbuttons can be selected for activation.
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Example: to additionally activate a normal door gong during a ringing proced­ure. It is also conceivable here to activate a light or to cut in another device (important: observe max. breaking capacity of the switching relay; it may be necessary to use a power relay).
"Switches time-controlled" (5)
The relay contact is activated in accordance with a defined time plan.
1. Click on "Define times…".
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2. Select the weekdays and times at which the switching contact is to be ac­tivated.
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6.4.9
Fig.10:
All parameters for door intercom system lighting can be set here. The result of your selection can be checked in the preview window.
Frame lighting (1)
House colour Here you can select a background colour that most
Colour change In "Colour change" mode, the possible colours are
Monocolour The frame colour can be adapted individually here.
Off Frame lighting is deactivated.

"Appearance" tab page

closely matches the exterior colour of the house.
presented one after the other.
Click on the "Colour" button to do this. The dialogue for selection of the frame colour then opens.
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Shaft lighting (2)
This function is only available with the model DoorLine Pro DP-100.
Lighting speed (3)
The speed of the colour change can be set here.
Display (4)
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Background col­our
Background im­age
Brightness The brightness of the display can be set here.
Automatic bright­ness control
When you click on the colour field, a dialogue opens in which you can select any background colour for the display that you desire.
Alternatively, you have the option of loading a back­ground image onto the door intercom system instead of a monocolour background. You can use the file types JPG, BMP and PNG. The image is always scaled to the size and aspect ratio of the display. The best results are achieved with an image size of 480 x 272 pixels.
If this option is active, the door intercom system controls the display brightness automatically depending on the ambient light.
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6.4.10
In the "Bell pushbuttons" tab page, you can adapt the optics of the bell push­buttons to your requirements.
You can
▪ divide the display into up to 4 buttons and arrange them individually or
▪ treat the complete display as one button and provide a graphic for the
The result of your selection can be checked in the preview window.

"Bell pushbuttons" tab page

background.
Number of buttons Selection of how many bell pushbuttons are to be
shown on the touch display. If only one button is se­lected, the "Position" option can be used to select whether the bell pushbutton is to be displayed at the top, in the middle or at the bottom of the display.
Position With number of buttons=1, you can select whether
this button is to be arranged at the top, bottom or in the middle.
Lettering position Selection as to whether the lettering should be left-
justified, right-justified or centred.
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Button lettering Input of which name is to be displayed on the bell
pushbutton.
Font The font and font colour of the bell pushbutton can
be adjusted with the "Change" button.
Background Selection of the background of the bell pushbuttons.
You can either choose a fixed colour or one of 8"Bell pushbutton backgrounds" (bell1 to bell8).
Sound To provide visitors with feedback on the ringing pro-
cedure, you have an option of playing a tone when the bell pushbutton is touched. Currently only one sound can be selected.
Whole display as bell pushbutton
You have an option of saving a graphic as a bell pushbutton. The display can then be regarded as a complete bell pushbutton and is assigned call number
1.
You can use the file types JPG, BMP and PNG. The image is always scaled to the size and aspect ratio of the display. The best results are achieved with an image size of 480 x 272 pixels.
1. Select "active" to use the complete display as a bell pushbutton.
2. Click on "Open…" to select a graphic.
3. Select whether a tone is to be played when the bell pushbutton is touched.
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6.4.11
In the "Access control" tab page, you can configure the access control of the door intercom system.
Important: In order to use the access control, at least one relay contact must be configured as a door opener!
To activate the access control, "activate" the checkbox and enter a 4-to12-di­git PIN.
For use of the access control, see chapterUsing access control [}96].

"Access control" tab page

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6.4.12
The door intercom system can be operated in the following operating modes:
▪ Normal(1)
▪ Standby screen(2)
▪ Time-controlled(3)
For the Standby screen(4), you have an option for using a background graphic (e.g. building number or company logo). You can use the file types JPG, BMP and PNG. The image is always scaled to the size and aspect ratio of the display. The best results are achieved with an image size of 480 x 272 pixels.

"Operating modes" tab page

Operating mode "Normal"(1)
The display for the door intercom system is switched off. When the motion de­tector detects a movement, the bell pushbuttons are shown on the display.
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Operating mode "Standby screen"(2)
The display for the door intercom system shows a Standby screen. When the motion detector detects a movement, the bell pushbuttons are shown on the display.
Operating mode "Time-controlled"(3)
In this operating mode, you assign a time in each case as of when the follow­ing functions apply:
Inactive from The door intercom system switches off completely.
Ringing is not possible.
Access control from When the motion detector detects a movement,
the input keypad for access control is displayed. Ringing is not possible.
Standby screenfrom The display for the door intercom system shows a
Standby screen. When the motion detector detects a movement, the bell pushbuttons are shown on the display.
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6.4.13
The "Door open button" is used to assign to a bell pushbutton whether and at which times this bell pushbutton can be used to open the door.
On The "Door open button" is activated continuously.
Off The "Door open button" is deactivated.
Time-controlled The "Door open button" is activated in accordance with a

"Door open button" tab page

defined time plan. If the "Door open button" is deactivated, the bell pushbutton is used for ringing. Click on "Define times…" to create the time plan.
The "Door open button" can only be configured via the PC software.
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7
7.1
During programming, you will be informed about the positive and negative ac­knowledgement tones via the programming status.
Each note symbol corresponds to a beep:
neutral Key input is expected ♪
positive The programming has been accepted ♪♪
negative The programming has not been accepted ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪
7.2
To end the configuration, it is sufficient to hang up the telephone receiver. The device then detects the end of the call automatically and saves the changed configuration.
7.3
Input Effect
* Does not result in the selection of this character but rather a di-
** Results in one-time dialling of a "*" character
# The DoorLine generates a flash pulse of 100ms
## Results in one-time dialling of a "#" character
Configuration via a telephone

Acknowledgement tones

Saving and ending configuration

Information on the entry of call numbers

alling pause of one second
If you reach your desired telephone via the call number "**1", you have to enter "****1" in the call number input of the Door­Line
7.4
For configuration, you have to call your DoorLine with a touch-tone dialling telephone. The way you can call the DoorLine depends on the configuration of your PBX system.
When the connection to the device has been established, you can start with the configuration.
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Notes
▪ Write down the corresponding codes for your own reference before you
start the configuration.
▪ Enter the required string of digits speedily because otherwise the input will
be rejected as incorrect!
▪ If the programming is rejected by the device (negative acknowledgement
tone), you will have to repeat the incorrect programming step.
▪ If you entered the wrong PIN three times in succession, the connection is dis-
connected.
1 Pick up the receiver
2 Call the device
You will hear the positive acknowledgement tone
3 Actuate the hashtag button twice on the telephone
You will hear the neutral acknowledgement tone
4 Enter the PIN
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You will hear the positive acknowledgement and are now in programming mode
If you hear the positive acknowledgement tone, you can start with the pro­gramming. Otherwise the procedure must be repeated.
If you are in programming mode, you can carry out all configuration options one after the other.
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7.5
To guarantee optimum hands-free talking in all PBX systems, your device can adjust automatically to the respective system.
The adjustment takes a maximum of 20seconds. An adjustment tone sounds during this procedure. During this period, you should not talk into the receiver because this can interfere with the automatic adjustment.
1. Enter the configuration mode (see chapter Entry to con-
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "00" at the telephone
After the adjustment, you can adapt the volume and the microphone sensitiv­ity as desired.
The microphone sensitivity can be adjusted in stages; the loudspeaker volume in 32stages. When the maximum or minimum possible value is reached, you will hear an acknowledgement tone. Each correct key input is confirmed by a neutral acknowledgement tone.

Automatic adjustment to the PBX system

We recommend that you always carry out this step even if you made the configuration via the touch display or via the PC software.
figuration mode [}86])
phone
Wait approx. 20 seconds until the adjustment tone ends
You will hear the acknowledgement tone. The device is now adjusted to your PBX system
The following code numbers are possible:
Code number 2 reduces the microphone sensitivity
Code number 3 increases the microphone sensitivity
Code number 5 reduces the loudspeaker sensitivity
Code number 6 increases the loudspeaker sensitivity
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7.6
1. Enter the configuration mode (see chapter Entry to config-
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "99" at the telephone
7.7
Configuration example of call number for bell pushbutton 1:
1. Enter the configuration mode (see chapter Entry to config-
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command for call number bell pushbut-

Restoring factory settings

uration mode [}86])
phone
After approx. 3 seconds you hear the positive acknow­ledgement tone.
The device is now in delivery state.

Defining call numbers for bell pushbuttons

uration mode [}86])
phone
ton 1 "11" at the telephone
4. Neutral acknowledgement tone
5. Enter call number (max. 24 digits) that is to be assigned to the bell pushbutton (see Information on the entry of call numbers [}86]).
If no input is made for 5 seconds, you will hear the acknow­ledgement tone and the call number will be saved.
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The remaining bell pushbutton call numbers are configured in the same man­ner. The following commands must be used to do this:
Configuration of call number 2 for bell pushbutton 1
Configuration of call number 1 for bell pushbutton 2
Configuration of call number 2 for bell pushbutton 2
Configuration of call number 1 for bell pushbutton 3
Configuration of call number 2 for bell pushbutton 3
Configuration of call number 1 for bell pushbutton 4
Configuration of call number 2 for bell pushbutton 4
7.8
For security reasons to prevent unauthorised opening, the door cannot be opened if the connection was set up from the telephone to the door intercom. This function can be deactivated if desired.
1. Enter the configuration mode (see chapter Entry to config-
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "04" at the telephone
4. Enter digit 1 to enable the door opener function or

Enabling door opener function

uration mode [}86])
phone
As confirmation, you will hear a neutral acknowledgement tone
digit 0 to block the door opener function
Finally, you will hear the positive acknowledgement tone
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7.9
Actuation time of the door opener.
Possible values: 1 to 9 seconds Delivery status: 3 seconds
1. Enter the configuration mode (see Entry to configuration
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "05" at the telephone
4. Define the switching time of the door opener by entering

Defining door opener time

mode [}86])
phone
As confirmation, you will hear a neutral acknowledgement tone
the digits 1 to 9 (digit corresponds to the duration in seconds)
Finally, you will hear the acknowledgement tone
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7.10
Definition of the call duration for the door intercom system. When this time has elapsed, the door conversation is disconnected automatic­ally.
Delivery status: one minute Possible values: 1 to 9 minutes in steps of one minute.
1. Enter the configuration mode (see Entry to configuration
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "07" at the telephone
4. Define the call duration by entering the digits 1 to 9 (digit

Defining call duration

mode [}86])
phone
As confirmation, you will hear a neutral acknowledgement tone
corresponds to the duration in minutes)
Finally, you will hear the acknowledgement tone
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7.11
Definition of the duration of the door call to the extension line of your PBX sys­tem.
Delivery status: 30 seconds Possible values: 1 to 60 seconds.
Important: The duration of the door call to the extension line can only be set if call forwarding is programmed for a bell pushbutton. If call forwarding is not programmed, the setting of the call duration is ineffective. When a bell push­button is actuated, the set time for the call duration starts running immediately.
1. Enter the configuration mode (see Entry to configuration
2. Actuate the hashtag button and star button on the tele-
3. Enter configuration command "08" at the telephone
4. Enter call duration with digits 01, ... 60 (in steps of one

Defining call duration to extension line

mode [}86])
phone
As confirmation, you will hear a neutral acknowledgement tone
second). The input must have two digits
Finally, you will hear the acknowledgement tone
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Everyday use

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8.1
A bell pushbutton at the door intercom system is pressed. The saved call number is called. The telephone of the called connection rings.
1. Pick up telephone
2. Simply hang up the receiver to end the voice communica-
8.2
Everyday use

Receiving a door call

Voice communication is established directly
tion or
enter digits #0 (disconnects the connection immediately) or
the maximum call duration is reached. The connection is then disconnected automatically

Receiving a door call with call forwarding activated

A bell pushbutton at the door intercom system is pressed.
In the case of call forwarding after a specific time, the main call number is di­alled first. The call can be accepted within this time as described in chapter Receiving a door call [}94].
When this time elapses, or in case of configuration of "immediate" call forward­ing, the saved call number 2 is dialled.
The telephone of the called connection rings.
1. Pick up telephone
You hear a door gong on the telephone
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2. Press a random numeric key on the telephone; voice com­munication is then set up.
3. Simply hang up the receiver to end the voice communica­tion or
enter digits #0 (disconnects the connection immediately) or
the maximum call duration is reached. The connection is then disconnected automatically
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8.3
1. A door call takes place
2. Enter the button command # 9
Important:
▪ In delivery status, the door cannot be opened from the telephone during a
▪ The time duration for the electric door opener can be set from 1-9 seconds

Opening a door

Door opener is activated and the visitor is requested to enter via the display
call setup. If this security measure is not required, it can be cancelled by a corresponding configuration (see chapter"General" tab page [}71]).
(see PC software chapter"General" tab page [}71], or Configuration via a telephone, chapterDefining door opener time [}91]).
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8.4
You can use the door intercom system for keyless door opening by means of a number code.
The access control must be set up beforehand in the Configuration menu and a relay contact must be defined as door opener.
The door intercom system shows the "Bell pushbuttons" default view.
1. Swipe from the right edge of the display to the left edge.

Using access control

ð An input keypad then appears (see chapter Use of the display keypad
[}27]).
2. Enter the PIN that you assigned in the configuration for the access control.
ð If the PIN is not available, you can exit PIN input by swiping over the dis-
play in reverse direction.
3. Press "↲" to confirm your input.
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ð If the PIN was entered correctly, the door opener is activated and the visitor
is requested to enter via the display.
Fig.11:
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8.5
Example:
You leave the house and are expecting a parcel service or important visitor. When you leave your house, you can now simply forward the door call to your mobile telephone or another telephone.
Precondition for call forwarding to an external destination
The analogue extension line to which the door intercom system is connected must have an authorisation for receiving external telephone calls.
In most telephone systems this function is referred to as "direct outward dial­ling".

Setting up call forwarding

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Possible types of call forwarding
Immediate In the case of immediate call forwarding, the backup number
(call number 2) is dialled immediately.
After a spe­cific time
Off Deactivates call forwarding.
Bell pushbutton assignment / PINs
In the case of call forwarding, the backup numbers (call number 2) configured in the door intercom system are used.
Each bell pushbutton can be assigned a PIN during call number configuration via the PC configurator. The PIN code ex works is "0000" for all buttons. For se­curity reasons, this PIN must be changed in the PC configurator. "0000" corres­ponds to the delivery state, but must not be used.
In our example, call forwarding for bell pushbutton1 is to be set up.
Setting up
With call forwarding according to time selected, the main call number(call number 1) is first dialled; if a connection is not es­tablished after the max. set call duration, the backup number (call number 2) is dialled.
1. Swipe from the top right corner of the display to the bottom left corner.
ð You will then receive an input prompt for the PIN for call forwarding.
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2. Enter the PIN and press the "↲" button to confirm.
ð If the PIN is not available, you can exit PIN input by swiping over the dis-
play in reverse direction.
ð If the PIN was entered correctly, the screen mask for call forwarding will
appear
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3. Select the desired type of call forwarding and press the "Next" to confirm.
ð The screen mask for call number input then appears.
ð If you have already specified a backup number in the call number con-
figuration, a call number is already entered here.
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4. Touch the white call number field
ð A keypad appears on the touch display.
5. Enter the call number to which the door call is to be forwarded (see chapter Use of the display keypad [}27]).
6. Press the "↲" button to confirm the setting.
7. Press the "Save" button to confirm the entered call number.
ð The door intercom system then returns to the default view "Bell pushbuttons"
and your call forwarding is active.
8.6
You have the option of setting up one or several bell pushbuttons as a so­called "Door open button". When a button set up as a "Door open button" is actuated, no bell signal is issued but rather the door opener relay is activated and the door can be opened
The "Door open button" can be set up at the touch display of the door inter­com system.
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Setting up "Door open button"

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