Valcom V-5324004 Service Manual

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STATION DOOR PHONE

V-5324004

INTRODUCTION

The St ation Door Phone is specif ically designed to
communicate with a telephone system that pro­vides Primeline, Off- hook ring-down, Hotline and
Elevator Call capabilities.

The Station Door Phone connects to a standard
telephone system analog station por t to allow the
caller at the door speaker to have a two-way con­versation with someone inside the building. The
weather resistant enclosure is ideal for indoor or
outdoor environments.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

• Push Button - to init ia te s ig n a lli ng

• LED - lights up to indicate activation

• Two- way handsfree voice communication

• Vol ume Control - adjusts speaker volume

• No external power required

• St a inless steel faceplate with tamper resistant
hardware

• Weather resistant enclosure

• VOX circuit - to turn unit off with lack of voice
activity

• Turns off if button is depressed a second time

• Alert tone emits from speaker when accessed

Dimensions/Weight

• 4.63”W x 4.63”H x 1.75”D
(11.76cm x 11.76cm x 4.45cm)

• 1.52 lbs. (0.68 kg) with gang box

• 0.72 lbs. (0.32 kg) without gang box

OPERATION

Off-Hook Ring-down, Hotline, Pr imeline

The Station Door Phone operates much like a
telephone without a dial-pad. It connec ts to an
analog station port on a t elephone sy ste m. When
the Station Door Phone push button is pressed,

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this unit provides an off-hook condition to the tele­phone system analog station port, the facepl ate
LED lights, and an alert tone beeps at the
speaker.

Some telephone systems provide a programma­ble auto-dial/ring-down feature . When used with
these telephone systems, the phone system will
automatically dial a telephone number (prepro­grammed into the phone system software) when
the Station Door Phone push button is pressed.
The person answering the ringing phone inside is
automatically connected to the caller at the S tat ion
Door Phone.

To call the Station Door Phone from a telephone,
dial the extenstion number, just as you would dial
a telephone extension.

NOTE: See Figure 5 for normal default Dip Switch
settings.

Auxiliary Alert

The Station Door Phone can be used to activate
an Auxiliary Alert device (such as a door bell or
chime) instead of ringing a telephone.

VOX Operation

The Station Door Phone is equipped with a VOX
(voice activated switch) circui t. This feature is pro­vided to automatically drop communi cations to the

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door speaker when there is no audio det ected, for
more than 24 seconds, from the telephone exten­sion within the building. Visitors talking into the
door speaker will not affect the VOX circ uit.

INSTALLATION

There are two surface mount methods to secure
the St ation Door Phone to a wall . The first method
utilizes mounting brackets. The gang box mount­ing brackets (included) can be screwed to the
back plate so they protrude out the sides of the
box. Position the screws through the bracket
holes and secure the box to the wall.

2. Place the dip switch in the position shown in
Figure 5 (factory default setti ng). Program your
telephone system for the phone number(s) to
be called when the Station Door Phone button
is activated.

Dipswitch Features
Guard Mode - Alerts the guard with the second

DPDT (Double Pole, Double Throw) contacts and
disables off-hook contr ol.

Elevator Mode - Depressing button activates the
unit and can not be turned off (on-hook) and
disables VOX timeout.

Another method to attach the gang box to the
surface of a wall is to drill mounting holes (4)
directly into the back of the box. Position the
screws through the inside of t he box and secure to
the wall.

NOTE: All conduit and closure plug connections
should be adequately sealed (i.e., pipe joint com­pound) for wet location installations.

Do not allow conduit to prot rude into rear opening
of outlet box to avoid interference with Station
Door Phone. Wire length should be kept to 6
inches to avoid interferences during installation.
For maximum protection from ESD or lightning,
connect the outlet box to earth ground via the
conduit.

CONNECTIONS

The Station Door Phone back panel has two sets
of terminals; one set is labeled ALERT, and the
other labeled TIP/RING (see Figure 1). The TIP/
RING terminals that connect to your telephone
system must use twisted pair phone wire. See Fi g­ure 2 for wiring diagram. Follow steps below:

NOTE: Check National Electrical Code and appli­cable local codes and ordinances for exact wiring
requirements for your area.

1. Loosen each of the terminal block screws and
insert exposed wire ends into appropriat e
terminal block locations. Tighten screws and
ensure wire connections are correct before
continuing.

Push On-Push Off Mode - Depress button to
activate, press again to cancel. 24 second VOX
timeout. Factory default position.

Line Flash Ring Mode - Depress button to acti­vate. Press again to flash (800ms) to signif y “tele ­phone” host system to re-ring.

Push On Only Mode - Depressing button acti­vates unit and can not be turned off, unit returns
on-hook status after 24 second timeout peri od.

Momentary Page Mode - Push to activate.
NOTE: Total length of wire fr om the door phone

unit to the telephone system is not to exceed 1500
feet.

3. Connect the Station Door Phone wires to the
designated station port on the telephone sys­tem.

4. Test the system by having an assistant call the
designated extension number of the Station
Door Phone. Adjust the speaker volume (see
Figure 3) to an appropriate level.

5. Place poly-fil pad in designated position for
good sound quality (see Figure 3).

6. Secure Station Door Phone and faceplate to
double-gang outlet box with four mounting
screws (included).

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