DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: Installation Diagrams

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1 INDEX DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: Installation Diagrams INDEX - DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS info@urmetdomus.it MT 0-04D (Rev. December 00) I

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3 INDEX DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS INSTLLTION DIGRMS Sec. (Index at the beginning of section) DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS 4+N WIRE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS Sec. (Index at the beginning of section) + WIRE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS Sec. (Index at the beginning of section) TRDITIONL CLL SYSTEMS (Index at the beginning of section) VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS COX ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (Index at the beginning of section) -WIRE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (Index at the beginning of section) INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERCHNGE OF VRIOUS POWER SUPPLIES ND MONITORS (Index at the beginning of section) Sec. C Sec. D Sec. E Sec. F ESIVOICE SYSTEM Sec. INDEX - DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS (Index at the beginning of section) III

4 INDEX - DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS NUMERIC INDEX INDEX DOOR PHONE - VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS: INSTLLTION DIGRMS Diagram Code Sec. Pag. SC0-04E... a...3 SC0-0D... a... SC0-08 I... a...8 SC c... 4 SC0-044C... c... SC c... 8 SC0-048D... a...8 SC0-07E... a...4 SC0-078G... a...4 SC0-073D... a...0 SC0-07E... a...4 SC0-083D... a...44 SC0-0844E... a...0 SC0-088C... a... SC0-08D... a...3 SC0-083E... a...38 SC0-08G... a... SC0-03C... b... 4 SC b... 8 SC0-070C... a... SC0-33C... a... 4 SC0-34E... a... SC0-3F... b... SC0-0C... a...4 SC b... SC0-7C... a...0 SC0-8C... b...0 SC0-... a...30 SC a... SC b... SC a...40 SC a...48 SC c... SC a...0 SC a...4 SC0-... a... 3 SC0-... b... SC a...34 SC a... SC a... SC a...8 SC a... 8 SC b...4 Diagram Code Sec. Pag. SV0-078D... d...3 SV0-4D... d...3 SV0-34E... d...34 SV0-4D... d...30 SV0-470C... e...7 SV0-74C... d...30 SV0-0E... d... SV0-70D... e...7 SV0-7F... e... SV0-0D... d... 8 SV e... SV0-08C... e... 4 SV0-3E... d...3 SV0-3E... d... 4 SV0-33H... e... SV0-80F... e...4 SV0-8D... d...4 SV0-0G... e... 8 SV e...0 SV0-34C... d... SV0-3E... d... SV0-70D... d...4 SV0-7D... d... SV0-78C... e... SV e...8 SV d...38 SV d...8 SV d...0 SV0-30D... e... SV0-304D... e...0 SV0-38C... d...0 SV d... SV0-3C... e... SV0-3E... e...4 SV0-34D... d... SV e... SV0-3C... e... SV d...4 SV d...48 SV d...4 SV d...40 SV d...3 SV d...44 SV e...7 SV e... SV e...7 SV d... 8 SV d...0 SV d... SV d... IV

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6 DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM - Section INSTLLTION DIGRMS SECTION CONTENTS DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTLLER Conduct cross-section Wire laying Instruction f grounding not of the electronic locks and push button panels Do opener service Tv camera unit OPERTING NOMLIES ackground noise in outdo station systems Radio frequency picking Non-operation of the call to the loudspeaker Insuffi cient reception in outdo station systems Whistle larsen effect Intercoms System check and possible failures outdo station system control user basic video do phone system troubleshooting and solutions Reducing architectural barriers SYSTEM TYPOLOGIES Do phone systems Video do phone systems CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM Do phone systems Video do phone systems DIGRM NOTES 8 Sec. Pag. sec.

7 INSTLLTION DIGRMS INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTLLER INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTLLER The products described in this technical manual must be used as expressly intended only, i.e. to build do phone and video do phone systems. ny other use must be considered inappropriate and, them, dangerous. The construct can not be considered liable f casual damages due to inappropriate, wrong and irrational use. The system must be built in compliance with the regulations in fce. Check that the device is intact after removing it from the packaging. (do not proceed with installation in the event of faults); Keep the packaging (plastic bags, polystyrene, etc.) away from children. Packaging is potentially dangerous. efe connecting the set install an appropriate separation and protection switch. efe connecting the set verify that the data label crespond to the mains ones. Ensure that the conditions and data shown in the instruction booklets are respected f the entire life of the device; Do not obstruct the openings fessures f ventilation heat elimination. efe any cleaning maintenance operation, disconnect the set by means of the system switch. In case of failure and/ malfunctioning of the set disconnect it by means of the general switch and do not damage it. (To repair the set contact Urmet after sales services) Do not open tamper with the monits: HIGH VOLTGE live parts inside. voiding knocking dropping the device to avoid breaking the kinescope with consequent projection of glass fragments. If the above mentioned prescriptions are not followed, the set safety can be compromised. The installer must verify that the notices f user are present on the slave sets. CONDUCTOR CROSS-SECTION Connection of traditional call do phone, 4+n wire electronic call do phone coax video do phone systems: Conduct cross-section depends on the length of the connections and must be able to guarantee a total resistance of less than Ohm on each. Distance [m] Cross-section [mm ] Call and speech circuit 0 0, 00 0, 00 0,8 300,0 Do release circuit 0 0, 00 0,8 00,0 300, Video circuit ( ) 0 0,8 00,0 00, 300, ( ) Data in the table refers to the camera and monit power wires; a 7Ω coax wire (e.g. RG U7Ω) is required f the video signal. In the table, the maximum distance is to be interpreted as between the call station and the furthest do phone video do phone. F longer distances: ) Suitably increase circuit wire cross-section area f voice and call circuit. ) Use of a back-up relay f operating do lock circuit is recommended. C) Installation of a video distribut Ref. 74/4 is needed f the coax wire. In intercom systems it is advisable never to exceed 00 meters. Connection of + wire electronic do phone -wire video do phone systems. The system wks crectly with a maximum total (fwards and backwards) line resistance of Ω. Use the following wire cross-section areas accding to distance: Distance [m] Cross-section [mm ] Call and speech circuit (terminals,, C) 0 0,3 00 0,7 00,0 Video do phone power negative (terminal ) 0 0,7 00, 00, Video do phone power positive (terminal R) 0 0, 00,0 00,0 Video signal (terminals, ) 0 0,3 00 0,3 00 0,3 double Maximum length is between do unit (panel) and the most distant apartment station (do phone video do phone). Up to two house phones can be connected in parallel. Note: in all sistem fesee the wires f push button panel lamps with an adequate power transfmer (f up to lamps the system transfmer can be used), as well as the wires f the electric lock opener next to the do. WIRE LYING The wire laying of systems with different voltages is possible not only in separated conduits but also in the same conduit. In this case all the wires have an insulation suitable to the highest rated voltage. Wires of systems incompatible each others as power and telephones TV antenna, data transmission, must have different conduits and boxes. y using external conduits it is possible to fail to observe this rule, on the condition that the incompatible systems are separated by means of a diaphragm. The internal diameter of the conduits has to be at least.3 times the diameter of the circle circumscribed to the wire group that the conduits have to include, with a minimum of 0 mm. Never use telephone cables; false calls may occur in installations with long lines due to problems of cross-talk. INSTLLTION DIGRMS sec. 3

8 INSTLLTION DIGRMS OPERTING NOMLIES INSTRUCTION FOR GROUNDING OR NOT OF THE ELECTRONIC LOCKS ND PUSH UTTON PNELS ccding the IEC 4-8/4 Rule Point 4-..4, the electronic device f which measures have been adopted to guarantee that in case of internal failure, the output terminal voltage cannot exceed the indicated values (0 Vac and, 0 Vdc not inverted) are source SELV type (ex TS). It is the case of the Urmet do phone power supplies f bar mounting that have a double insulation and that is belonging to class II (identifi ed by the double square symbol) and that are confming to IEC /3 Rules. The active parts of the powered circuits (electric locks and push button panels) absolutely have not to be grounded (point 4..4.). Only f infmation, the power supplies that do not belong to class II but to class I and, therefe, have not a double intensifi ed insulation, belong to FELV class (ex TF). In this case both the power supplies and the active parts of the fed circuits have to be grounded. DOOR OPENER SERVICE Most apartment stations are equipped with do opener button to operate one me electrical locks. It is not recommended to act on two different locks with the same button, since the excessive power absbed by the do opener service might damage the power supply. In this case it is advisable to use house phones equipped with an additional button to open the second lock, else to use relay switches f servocontrol of the second lock. ELECTRIC LOCK Lock operation RELY HOUSE PHONE POWER SUPPLY RDIO FREQUENCY PICKING From the lock releases of the house-phones Some times a radio broadcast program can be heard in the do phone handset; this happens when the outdo station is next to the radio repeater station. y connecting, between terminals + and of the loudspeaking unit a 00 nf capacit, the inconvenience will be overcome. NON-OPERTION OF THE CLL TO THE LOUDSPEKER INSTLLTION DIGRMS TV CMER UNIT To obtain the best reproduction never direct the TV camera towards strong light sources (i.e. sun, lamps, fl ashes, fl ames refl ections). Nmal is supplied by the infrared LEDs included in the TV camera unit. In case it is necessary the additional lamp up f the outdo vision (in particular with separated TV camera solution) insert a proper relay 788/ 788/ by connecting to the video power supply. The contacts will close the circuit of the lamps fed with an external voltage. OPERTING NOMLIES CKGROUND NOISE IN OUTDOOR STTION SYSTEMS If, during a conversation a background noise a rather strong buzzing are heard, it is necessary to check the power supply and the absence of failures in the components One of the causes f the irregular functioning of the system is the V a.c. voltage pick up (f push button panel lamps ) from the - terminal of the loudspeaking unit, rather than from the power supply output. In fact, by this mistake, when lamps light up there is a voltage drop in the common wire between power supply and outdo station that gives - on its turn - the above mentioned background noises during the conversation. nother cause of buzzing depends by long lines systems. The wire, that closes on the terminal through the electric lock coil, induce the alternated current in the column. To verify disconnect a wire from electric lock, if the buzzing disappears the cause is located. To eliminate it control the lock by means of a auxiliary relay connected as per following scheme: Check the power supply generates the call sound, by inserting a 4 Ohms loudspeaker between terminals PS and of the power supply. Replace the power unit in the event of a failure. INSUFFICIENT RECEPTION IN OUTDOOR STTION SYSTEMS The following cases may occur: ) Insuffi cient reception at both outdo and indo stations. In this case it is necessary to verify that power supply voltage is not lower than,7v d.c. If feeding is nmal, the insuffi cient reception is caused, in most cases, by a do phone that remains permanently inserted since, if the handset is unhooked, the hook contacts do not disconnect it from the system and therefe the house phones operate as if they were connected in parallel. ) Insuffi cient reception at outdo station only. If this occurs only when the outdo station is in connection with a certain do phone, the defect can be easily eliminated by acting on the do phone. If, on the contrary, the reception is weak, independently from the do phone connected to the loudspeaking unit, the defect is to be found in the loudspeaking unit itself; therefe it will be necessary to fi rst check that there have been no wire inversions in the connection to terminals and inversions of + and - polarities. 3) Insuffi cient reception at indo station only. djust the loudspeaking unit potentiometer by increasing the volume EXT. WHISTLE OR LRSEN EFFECT Should the system present a whistle due to Larsen effect, duly adjust the two volume potentiometers of the loudspeaking unit reducing the higher yield channel (INT EXT). better result is obtained by acting on the internal volume. INTERCOMS One of the most common connection mistakes in an intercom system causes the following defect: during test operations the handset gives a background noise and no conversation can take place. This is due to a wrong connection on the power supply negative terminal. 4 sec.

9 INSTLLTION DIGRMS OPERTING NOMLIES The power supplies have two negative outputs: - and -J. The latter has a series impedance. If, during the installation, a connection is made on the fi rst output instead of on the second -J, the system will not wk since the impedance function is missing. SYSTEM CHECK ND POSSILE FILURES OUTDOOR STTION SYSTEM CONTROL ) Check that voltage between (+) and (-) terminals is of V. If voltage is nmal, there should not be: a) ny badly connected do phone. b) ny do phone with permanently unhooked handset. To make sure that all house phones are properly connected, it is necessary to measure if between + and and terminals voltage is present. Under nmal conditions, there should be no voltage. If, on the contrary, voltage is present, it means that in one me house phones both the microphone and the receiver are permanently inserted. ) Disconnect +, and terminals wires from the loudspeaking unit and measure with the ohmmeter between wires and : If the result is infi nite the system is in der. If there is a resistance of about 00 Ohms, some do phone is always connected. If the result is 0 Ohms, wire and are in sht circuit. To verify the effi ciency of the loudspeaking unit, wires and coming from the installation, must be disconnected and a provisional connection must be made on a perfectly wking do phone; if the conversation is audible, the fault will have to be found somewhere else. To locate faults it is necessary to proceed upwards on the cable conduit. REDUCING RCHITECTURL RRIERS In buildings intended f social activities, such as schools, hospitals, health care centres, cultural centres, etc., and in all other buildings where technical precautions are needed to ensure accessibility by disabled persons, the do phone and video do phone systems must be installed so to be conveniently used by everyone. Specifi cally, avoid installing apartment stations in diffi cult to reach points. Install so that the distance between the fl o and the upper part of the microphone is 00cm. The panel outside the building must be installed as close as possible to the height of a wheelchair user s face: the recommended height is from to cm from the fl o. 00 cm cm - OR -USER SIC VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM TROULESHOOTING ND SOLUTIONS ) No conversation can be established with the do unit: the call tone is heard on the monit but the monit does not light up. Sht-circuit between output terminals: the power unit protection has tripped; disconnect power (30 Vac) and carefully check the system wiring again. ) No conversation can be established with the do unit: no call tone is heard on the monit and the monit does not light up. Check: Connection between panel button and monit C terminal. Connection between power unit terminal PS and panel button common. No sht-circuit on power unit PS terminal. 3) conversation can be established with the do unit: the call tone is heard on the monit but the monit does not light up. Check: Presence of voltage (8-0 Vdc) between monit terminals R (+) and (-). 4) conversation can be established with the do unit: the call tone is heard on the monit, the monit does not light up but the screen is blank. Check: Presence of voltage (-8Vdc) between camera terminals +. Possible coax interruption sht-circuit. ) No conversation can be established with the do unit: the call tone is heard on the video do phone and the camera picture appears. Check: Presence of voltage (Vdc) between do unit terminals + and -. ) The system wks crectly but the do lock cannot be released. Check: Continuity between video do phone and video power unit P terminals. ll diagrams in this volume can be downloaded from the web site at technical diagram area. INSTLLTION DIGRMS sec.

10 INSTLLTION DIGRMS SYSTEM TYPOLOGIES - CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM SYSTEM TYPOLOGIES DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS Do phone systems functions include conversation, calling and do opening in a nmal electrical system. The following devices are needed to make a basic do phone system: Panel with buttons and do unit. partment station do phones. Do phone system power unit. Do phone systems are split into two families accding to the number of wires needed to make the system. KEY : Do phone : Power unit C: Panel D: Electrical lock VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS Urmet Domus video do phone systems ensure a high level of user safety; visits can be recognised at the do (of a detached house, a semi-detached house a block of fl ats) thanks to the picture which appears on the monit located inside. The following devices are needed to make a basic video do phone system: Panel with buttons, do unit and camera. partment station video do phones. Video do phone system power unit. Either black and white colour video do phone systems are available using specifi c monits and camera. Video do phone installation is simple and quick thanks to the use of specifi c brackets with terminal boards onto which the monit is fastened. Two system types are available: coax and wires. CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS 4+n wire systems Traditional call systems are suitable f making new systems with call signal to a dedicated buzzer fi tted inside the do phone. This type of do phone is suitable f replacing 030, 30 and 730 model do phone in existing systems and f making intercom systems. + wire systems + wires systems are available with electronic call option only. These systems are characterised by simple wiring with only wires f each user. They are suitable f making new installations and are most appreciated f use in old buildings to replace an existing call only system (button and bell). The existing service can be transfmed into a do phone system without adding wires to the column in the apartments. In this systems, only the called do phone can pick up the conversation with the visit (no other users can cut into the call in progress) and open the electrical do lock. Existing call only system C D This type of system employs 4 wires ( f voice in and out, f do phone power ground and f operating the electrical lock) plus one call wire. The system may implement either traditional electronic call tone options. Do phones with different designs and colour are available f 4+n wire electronic call systems. The call tone is sent directly to the speaker used f nmal communication with the do unit. The tone is a modulated two-tone note (00 and 70Hz) in this case. Do phones with special functions can be used (privacy indicat and do moniting LED, voice circuit on button, additional buttons directly on the do phone top). Various accessies are also available (threetone gong, call volume adjustment kit, etc.). Various dos phones can be connected one to the each other in addition to the do unit f making intercom systems. E E F F G G KEY : V transfmer C: Panel D: Electrical lock E: Lock release button F: partment ringer G: Flo call button INSTLLTION DIGRMS C D sec.

11 INSTLLTION DIGRMS CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM + wire do phone system wire systems F F G G KEY : Do phone : V transfmer C: Panel D: Electrical lock F: partment ringer G: Flo call button These systems are particularly suitable f new installations and f transfming existing do phone systems into video do phone systems without addition other wires in the column and the apartments. Urmet Domus wire video do phone systems (without coax) can be used to make video do phone systems with only 4 wires f powering the monit and the video signal plus wire f the call signal. The picture only appears on the called monit. Conversation is private. Users must have been called to connect to the do unit. Simple + do phones can be connected to the wire video do phone system f offering voice service only. Existing do phone system VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS Coax systems C D L L KEY : Do phone system power unit : Video power unit C: Electrical lock D: Camera unit E: Do unit F: Panel G: partment station H: Video do phone distribution box I: Conversation privacy board L: Do phone The construction of a coax video do phone system is similar to that of an electronic call 4+n do phone system with the addition of video functions. The wires are the same as those shown f the do phone system with the addition of those needed to power the camera and the monit, in addition to the coax cable f the video signal. This system offers countless possible confi gurations f both black and white and colour installations; it is particularly indicated when there is a long distance between the camera and the monits. partment stations in coax systems can be connected one to another to make intercom systems. partment stations in coax systems can be complemented with a wide range of accessies (three-tone gong, Scaitel picture memy module, supplementary buzzer, etc.). Simple 4+n do phones can be connected to the coax video do phone system f offering voice service only. F C wire video do phone system E D KEY : partment station : Power unit C: Video do unit D: Video distribution E: Electrical lock G H G D G G D E C H D F E I C INSTLLTION DIGRMS sec. 7

12 INSTLLTION DIGRMS DIGRM NOTES C.00 - MINIMUM WIRE CROSS-SECTION RES Distance m 0 00 Cross-section area sq.mm 0,3 0,7 00 C4.003 Do phone Terminal equivalence: Ref.3/ T T T3 T4 Ref.33/ T T T3 Ref.3/ C D Provide two wires f switching on the push-button panel light bulbs. Use a power transfmer suitable to the number of light bulbs. The system transfmer is sufficient f up to bulbs (max W). C K-Steel models only: Remove the jumper a)... and... C MINIMUM WIRE CROSS-SECTION RES Distance m Voice and call circuit sq.mm 0, 0, 0,8 Do opening circuit sq.mm 0, 0,8, - The indicated distance is between do unit and most distant do phone. - Lay the wires at a suitable distance from power lines (as far away as possible). Use two wires f the panel name tags if not included in the diagram. Use a separate transfmer of suitable power. Transfmer Ref.000/30 is recommended f up to W- The system power unit is sufficient f up to W. C Use auxiliary relay Ref.788/ 788/ f operating the lock in systems with long lines to avoid buzzing. The connection variant is: FROM OF DOOR PHONES DOOR PHONE POWER SUPPLY C Sinthesi models only: - Connected jumper... to... C Sinthesi models only: See instruction booklet provided with product f connecting terminals, and between modules. C K-Steel models only: all connections are made with terminal boards. C4.0 - MINIMUM WIRE CROSS-SECTION RES Distance m S S3 Do Lock Release C Imptant: Use cd pairs. 0 Ref.788/ DEVICE RELY ELECTRIC LOCK Diameter mm 0, 0, 0,8 Cross-section area sq.mm 0,0 0,8, C Check that the diode respects the polarisation shown in the diagram. K INSTLLTION DIGRMS C4.0 - Repeater do phone call input connections. Call repeater Ref.33/84 Mod.3 Mod.Scaitel Mod. tlantico 4+n wire systems + wire systems 4+n wire systems C C 7 Mod.30 + wire systems 8 sec.

13 INSTLLTION DIGRMS DIGRM NOTES C4.0 - Sinthesi models only: The call fwarded LEDs on all panels light up when a call is in progress from any station. C Sinthesi models only: The call fwarded LED of the secondary station in the column to which the call is directed lights up when a call from the main panel is in progress. C K-Steel model do units only: connect terminals and f name tag. C Set the (TIME) trimmer on the device to minimum time. CU.00 - Provide two wires f switching on the push-button panel light bulbs. Use a power transfmer suitable toe the number of light bulbs. Use of transfmer Ref. 000/30 is recommended f up to five bulbs (max W). V.00 - Wire cross-section area Maximum distance Wires R C, m Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm 0 0,7 0,,0 0,3 0,3 00, 0,0 00,,0 0,7 0,3 0,3 Double wires The diagrams indicate the distance between the camera and most distant video do phone unit. Nmal wires can be used f distances up to 00 metres. F higher distances (up to 00 metres) the wires and must be doubled. V.00 - Use two wires f the panel name tags if not included in the diagram. Use a separate transfmer of suitable power. Transfmer Ref.000/30 is recommended f up to W- The system power unit is sufficient f up to W. V On the last distribut, insert two 8 Ohm resists (provided) between terminals - and -. V MINIMUM WIRE CROSS-SECTION RES From camera to video do phones Function Wires m VD.00 - See the chapter "Demister power" in the chosen product manual f K-Steel camera modules only. VD.007 = Flo call button. Video power Video power Video signal Video signal mmq 0,3 0,3 0,3 mmq 0,3 0,3 0,3 The diagrams indicate the distance between the camera and the video do phone unit. Nmal wires can be used f distances up to 00 metres. F higher distances (up to 00 metres) the wires and must be doubled. Power 8V= mmq 0,7,0 mmq 0,7,0 mmq,0,0 mmq,0,0 double wires Call C-C mmq 0,3 0, 0,7 uto power-on I mmq 0,3 0,3 0,3 Function Power 8V= R From power unit to camera Power V Power V Wires +8 mmq 0, 0,7, mmq 0, 0,7, m 0 00 V.0 - Connect the wire f switch-on function. In this case, connect jumper between terminals X and R INSTLLTION DIGRMS sec.

14 INSTLLTION DIGRMS DIGRM NOTES VX.00 - To use video distribut output U, remove the 7 Ohm resist fitted on the printed circuit remove jumper (if existing). VX.00 - The power unit can power up to 0 distributs. Use one local power unit Ref. 78/ f each group of distributs (max. 0) after exceeding this limit. VX MINIMUM WIRE CROSS-SECTION RES Distance m Nmal Wires Sq.mm Wires,R,+ Sq.mm COXIL CLE 7 Ohm , 0,8, 0,8,, Use a nmal coaxial wire f distances up to 300 m dd a video amplifier f longer distances. Provide two wires f switching on the push-button panel light bulbs. Use a separate transfmer suitable to the number of light bulbs. (Transfmer ref. 000/30 is recommended f up to bulbs). The system power unit is sufficient f up to bulbs. VX.00 - See the instruction book provided with the product f fitting the accessy in the device. VX The cross-section area of the wires indicated with must be double. VX Connect the devices to a filter and power line protection device. Ref.33/8 Ref.33/8 Protection Filter Neutral N Earth L Phase Mains IN OUT IN OUT L N Line VX.00 - No me than 0 monits should be connected to each column; add video distributs to the camera output other device if there are me devices. VX.0 - Close the coaxial wire on the last monit in the riser with a 7 Ohm resistance between terminals V4 and V. VX.0 - Relay Ref.788/ Ref.788/ is needed to prevent that a video do phone can be switched on while another device is wking and interrupt vision. Connect the PS wire directly to the monit X terminals if the relay is not fitted. VX.03 - Connect the switch-off circuit Ref. 330/0 in the push-button panel and connect wire SN (brown) to the button common. Cut and isolate wire (red). VX.04 - Dusk switch similar device f switching lights on, where relevant. VX.0 - The power unit Ref.00/80 can power up to 4 devices. Use another power unit f each group of 4 devices if the system exceed this capacity. VX.0 - MINIME WIRE CROSS SECTION RES Distance Voice and call wires COXIL CLE 7 Ohm m mmq ,,7, 4 Use a nmal coaxial wire f distances up to 300 m dd a video amplifier f longer distances. The video amplifier must be installed near the monit. Two NC connects are required f connecting the coax wire. Use a RG (7Ohm) coax f a maximum distance of 300m. Use video amplifier Ref.840/0 with RG wire f higher distances INSTLLTION DIGRMS Utility 0 sec.

15 INSTLLTION DIGRMS DIGRM NOTES VX.08 - Connect the following jumpers on the device: a)... with... b)... with... c)... with... VX.0 - Cut remove the jumpers on the device(s): VX.03 - Terminal equivalence: - RT (Sentry+)= RD (tlantico). VX.0 EXMPLE OF POWER CONNECTION WITH TLNTICO VIDEO DOOR PHONES R 7 RD R V4 V V3 VX.03 - On the device remove the jumper P which sht circuit the diode N4700. In intercom system there is not necessary connect the diode. VX.03 - MINIME WIRE CROSS SECTION RES The section area and the voltage cable (Vcc Vdc)lenght are in function of the camera intake. See the following table: Camera intake max 300m Camera intake Cross section area(mmq) 0,7,, 4 Cross section area(mmq) Distance (m) VX MINIME WIRE CROSS SECTION RES The section area and the voltage cable (Vcc Vdc)lenght are in function of the camera intake. See the following table: max 00m Distance (m) 0, 4 00 RD R VX MINIME WIRE CROSS SECTION RES Distance m R V4 V V3 VX.08 - F Ref. 330/0 only: cut and isolate wire (red) Nmal wires Call and button common wires Wires, R, + COXIL CLE 7 Ohm mmq mmq mmq 0, 0, 0,8 0, 0,8, 0, 0, 0,8 Use a nmal coaxial wire f distances up to 300 m dd a video amplifier f longer distances. NOTE : The electrical lock is shown in the diagrams and must have the following features: Vac - V NOTE : The number of devices shown by an X must be evaluated accding to the system type to be made. Use two wires f the panel name tags if not included in the diagram. Use a separate transfmer of suitable power. Transfmer ref. 000/30 is recommended f up to W- The system power unit is sufficient f up to W. VU.00 - Follow the instructions provided with the product f fitting the camera. INSTLLTION DIGRMS sec.

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18 DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM - Section SECTION CONTENTS DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM SIC DIGRMS FOR 4+N WIRE DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS Diagram Sec. Pag. CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT...SC0-088C...a... CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT... SC0-...a...3 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phone with without insertion key...sc0-33c...a...4 CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel... SC a... CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel. Flo call service with differentiated tone. Possibility of timing the do open... SC a...8 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Use the relay box Ref. 788/ and the power supply Ref. 78/...SC0-7C...a... 0 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONE TO DOOR UNITS Differentiated calls from do units. Use the power supply wiht relay Ref. 78/... SC a... CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO 4 OUTDOOR STTIONS...SC0-0C...a... 4 CONNECTION OF SEVERL COLUMNS OF DOOR PHONES TO MIN OUTDOOR STTION Each column is also connected to its own secondary outdo station. Use the relay box Ref. 788/ and the power supply Ref. 78/... SC a... CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONE COLUMNS TO MIN DOOR UNIT Each column is connected to a secondary do unit. Differentiated calls from do units. Use the power supply wiht relay Ref. 78/... SC0-8...a... 8 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES MODEL TLNTICO TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Flo calls on the supplementary loudspeaker... SC a... 0 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Connection of the sound generat to call do phones from the fl o using the same loudspeaker...sc0-0d...a... CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Solution using the three-tone gong kit f differentiated call to the fl o The calls from the push button panel are sent with sound generat Those to the fl o with add-on device f call Ref. 3/4... SC0-07E...a... 4 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Solution using additional differential fl o call device Ref. 84/3...SC0-070C...a... CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Do phone can open do during call from panel... SC0-08 II...a... 8 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Do open light indicat. Possibility of cutting out calls and respective indications... SC0-...a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES... SC0-04E...a... 3 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF 4 DOOR PHONES... SC0-7...a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 3 DOOR PHONES...SC0-08D...a... 3 CONNECTION OF MIN DOOR PHONE TO SHUNT DOOR PHONES MXIMUM... SC0-083E...a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Single calls from outdo station... SC a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Parallel calls from outdo station. Differentiated calls...sc0-078g...a... 4 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Single calls from outdo station. Differentiated calls...sc0-083d...a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Single calls from outdo station... SC0-4...a... 4 I sec.a

19 SECTION CONTENTS DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Parallel calls from outdo station... SC a INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Single calls from the push button panels... SC0-0844E...a... 0 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Parallel calls from the push button panels...sc0-08g...a... CONNECTION OF TWO INTERCOMMUNICTING DOOR PHONE EXTENSIONS TO SYSTEM WITH DOOR UNIT Parallel calls from do unit. Differentiated calls... SC0-07E...a... 4 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Secrecy of conversation... SC0-34E...a... CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Simultaneous opening of two electrical locks...sc0-048d...a... 8 CONNECTION OF TWO INTERCOM DOOR PHONES WITH POSSIILITY OF NSWERING CLLS FROM ONE SECONDRY DOOR UNIT EXTENSION OF N ELECTRICL DOOR UNIT SYSTEM Parallel calls from outdo station Differentiated calls...sc0-073d...a... 0 DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM - Section sec.a II

20 DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM - Section SECTION CONTENTS DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM 4+N DOOR PHONE SYSTEM DIGRM CROSS-REFERENCE TLE LIST OF VILLE FUNCTIONS Number of main panels to be installed Number of secondary panels to be installed Single calls from panel: each user has its own call button Calls from panel in parallel: each user has several do phones in the apartmen Intercom function: users can communicate with each other Flo calls: users can be called from the outside of the apartment Differentiated call: the source of the call can be identified Timed electrical lock: the energising time of the lock can be controlled Use of devices with low number of DIN modules MUTE function: possibility of excluding the call tone Do open control: open do indicated by means of LED Conversation privacy: users can only talk and listen if called 0 K K = number of columns with panel Operation of two locks at the same time Use of kits DIGRM DESCRIPTION DIGRM PG CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT SC0-088C CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT SC0-3 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phone with without insertion key CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION SC0-33C 4 Connection of the sound generat to call do phones from the flo using the same loudspeaker SC0-0D CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Solution using the three-tone gong kit f differentiated call to the flo. The calls from the push button panel are sent with sound generat. Those to the flo with add-on device f call Ref. 3/4 SC0-07E 4 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Solution using additional differential flo call device Ref. 84/3 SC0-070C CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES MODEL TLNTICO TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Flo calls on the supplementary loudspeaker SC CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Do phone can open do during call from panel SC0-08 I 8 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Do open light indicat. Possibility of cutting out calls and respective indications CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTION Secrecy of conversation CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Simultaneous opening of two electrical locks CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel. Flo call service with differentiated tone. Possibility of timing the do open INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Single calls from outdo station INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 8/3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Single calls from outdo station. Differentiated calls INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION Parallel calls from outdo station. Differentiated calls CONNECTION OF SEVERL COLUMNS OF DOOR PHONES TO MIN OUTDOOR STTION Each column is also connected to its own secondary outdo station. Use the relay box Ref. 788/ and the power supply Ref. 78/ CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONE COLUMNS TO MIN DOOR UNIT Each column is connected to a secondary do unit. Differentiated calls from do units. Use the power supply wiht relay Ref. 78/ SC0- SC0-34E SC0-048D SC0-73 SC0-84 SC0-43 SC0-083D SC0-078G SC0-40 SC III sec.a

21 Number of main panels to be installed N N N Number of secondary panels to be installed Single calls from panel: each user has its own call button SECTION CONTENTS DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM LIST OF VILLE FUNCTIONS Calls from panel in parallel: each user has several do phones in the apartment Intercom function: users can communicate with each other Flo calls: users can be called from the outside of the apartment Differentiated call: the source of the call can be identified Timed electrical lock: the energising time of the lock can be controlled Use of devices with low number of DIN modules MUTE function: possibility of excluding the call tone Do open control: open do indicated by means of LED Conversation privacy: users can only talk and listen if called Operation of two locks at the same time DIGRM DESCRIPTION CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Use the relay box Ref. 788/ and the power supply Ref. 78/ SC0-7C 0 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION. Single calls from outdo station SC0-4 4 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONE TO DOOR UNITS Differentiated calls from do units. Use the power supply wiht relay Ref. 78/ SC0-80 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 8/3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Single calls from the push button panels SC0-0844E 0 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 3 DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTIONS Parallel calls from the push button panels SC0-08G INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES WITH THE POSSIILITY OF REPLY TO OUTDOOR STTION. Parallel calls from outdo station SC CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO 4 OUTDOOR STTIONS SC0-0C 4 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES SC0-04E 3 INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF 4 DOOR PHONES SC INTERCOMMUNICTING CONNECTION OF MXIMUM 8/3 DOOR PHONES CONNECTION OF MIN DOOR PHONE TO 7/ SHUNT DOOR PHONES MXIMUM SC0-08D SC0-083E 3 38 CONNECTION OF TWO INTERCOMMUNICTING DOOR PHONE EXTENSIONS TO SYSTEM WITH DOOR UNIT Parallel calls from do unit. Differentiated calls SC0-07E 4 CONNECTION OF TWO INTERCOM DOOR PHONES WITH POSSIILITY OF NSWERING CLLS FROM ONE SECONDRY DOOR UNIT EXTENSION OF N ELECTRICL DOOR UNIT SYSTEM Parallel calls from outdo station. Differentiated calls SC0-073D 0 NOTE: The diagrams shown in this table can be made using Sinthesi, K-Steel, 7 panel models. DIGRM PG DOOR PHONE ND VIDEO DOOR PHONE SYSTEM - DIGRM - Section sec.a IV

22 DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS FUNCTION CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Pressing one of the external panel buttons, the bitonal electronic call is sent to the crespondent do phone loudspeaker. When the called do phone handset is unhooked, contact is established and conversation may take place. To operate the electric lock it is suffi cient to press the proper push button. EQUIPMENT The following devices are needed f the system illustrated in diagram SC0-088C: 4+N DOOR PHONE KIT DIGRMS (*) N. X One-family kit ( button) Ref. /0 consisting of: Smyle panel button with built-in do unit. tlantico do phone (with do opener button and additional button). Power transfmer: Ref. 000/30 (30Vac-8V, 3 DIN modules). N. Two-family kit ( buttons) Ref. /0 consisting of: Smyle panel buttons with built-in do unit. tlantico do phones (with do opener button and additional button). Power transfmer: Ref. 000/30 (30Vac-8V, 3 DIN modules). DIGRM NOTES (see section ) C4.00 (*) do phone included in two-family kit only 8 (*) SC0-088C C 0 C 0 SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS MIN POWER SUPPLY Lock Release PS -/ ELECTRIC LOCK sec.a

23 FUNCTION CONNECTION OF UP TO DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Pressing one of the external panel buttons, the bitonal electronic call is sent to the crespondent do phone loudspeaker. When the called do phone handset is unhooked, contact is established and conversation may take place. To operate the electric lock it is suffi cient to press the proper push button. EQUIPMENT The following devices are needed f the system illustrated in diagram SC0-: 4+N DOOR PHONE KIT DIGRMS DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS (*) N. One-family kit ( button) Ref. 33/30 consisting of: Sinthesi do unit module with call button Ref. 4/ Do unit Ref. 4/00 tlantico do phone Ref. 33/ fl ush mounting box f module Ref 4/ Module holder with frame f module Ref. 4/ Power unit 30Vac-8V, 3 DIN modules Ref. 78/ N. Two-family kit ( buttons) Ref. 33/30 consisting of: Sinthesi do unit module with call buttons Ref. 4/ Do unit Ref. 4/00 tlantico do phones Ref. 33/ fl ush mounting box f module Ref 4/ Module holder with frame f module Ref. 4/ Power unit 30Vac-8V, 3 DIN modules Ref. 78/ DIGRM NOTES 8 (see section ) C4.00 (*) do phone included in two-family kit only (*) C 0 SC0- T T C 0 T T MODULE FOR DOOR UNIT POWER SUPPLY PS -J - + MIN Lock Release U U L - + Posto Esterno ELECTRIC LOCK SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS sec. a 3

24 DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS FUNCTION CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phone with without insertion key Pressing one of the external panel buttons, the bitonal electronic call is sent to the crespondent do phone loudspeaker. When the called do phone handset is unhooked, contact is established and conversation may take place. To operate the electric lock it is suffi cient to press the proper push button. EQUIPMENT The following devices are needed f the system illustrated in diagram SC0-33C: DOOR PHONE REFERENCES 4+(n-) N. X Do phone Mod. Utopia Grey colour Ref. 34/ N. X Do phone Mod. tlantico White colour Ref. 33 N. X Do phone Mod. tlantico wiht insertion key White colour Ref. 33/0 POWER SUPPLY FOR DOOR PHONE SYSTEM REFERENCES 4+(n-) N. Power supply f do phone system 8V Ref. 78/ OUTDOOR STTION REFERENCES Sinthesi model N. X utton modules Ref. 4/-/-/3-/4 N. Module with do unit set-up Ref. 4/0-/-/ N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 4/00 4+n module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to Sinthesi panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. +n K-Steel model N. X utton modules Ref. /-/-/3-/4 N. Module with do unit Ref. /0-/-/ module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to K-Steel modular vandal-proof panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. 7 model N. Panel with N buttons Mod. 7 N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 8/00 F the panels references and the accessies refer to Panels with anodized luminium front plate Mod. 7 section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS 8 model N. Front case f do unit Ref. 8/0-/ N. Do unit Ref. 8/00 N. X Front case Ref. 8/0-/ N. X utton Ref. 8/-/ F boards of accessies refer to Wall Mounted Panel Mod. 8 section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. 4 sec.a

25 CONNECTION OF SEVERL DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phone with without insertion key TO THE FOLLOWING DOOR PHONES SC0-33C DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS C 0 C 0 (C4.007) (C4.008) U U TO THE FOLLOWING MODULE POWER SUPPLY FOR DOOR PHONE SYSTEM PS -J - + MIN (C4.004) (C4.00) Lock Release U U L - + ELECTRIC LOCK DIGRM NOTES (see section ) C4.00 C4.004 C4.00 Sinthesi models only: Connect jumper L with. C4.007 C4.008 SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS sec.a

26 DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS FUNCTION y pressing U U on the panel inside the building, a two-tone electronic call is sent to the speaker do phone do phone, respectively. y pressing on the panel, do phones C-D-E-F are all called at the same time. Lift the handset of the called do phones to establish a conversation with the do unit. Simply press the cresponding button to release the electrical do lock. CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel EQUIPMENT The following devices are needed f the system illustrated in diagram SC0-73: DOOR PHONE REFERENCES N. Do phone Mod. Utopia Grey colour Ref. 34/ N. Do phone Mod. tlantico White colour Ref. 33 F POWER SUPPLY FOR DOOR PHONE SYSTEM REFERENCES N. Power supply f do phone system 8V Ref. 78/ E D PRLLEL CLLS OUTDOOR STTION REFERENCES Sinthesi model N. utton modules Ref. 4/3 N. Module with do unit set-up Ref. 4/0 N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 4/00 module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to Sinthesi panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. C K-Steel model N. utton modules Ref. /3 N. Module with do unit Ref. /0 SINGLE CLLS module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to K-Steel modular vandal-proof panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. 7 model N. Panel with 3 buttons Ref. /3 N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 8/ model N. Front case f do unit Ref. 8/0-/ N. Do unit Ref. 8/00 N. 3 utton Ref. 8/-/ N. 3 lank module (*) Ref. 8/30-/3 (*) f small button installation only SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS F boards of accessies refer to Wall Mounted Panel Mod. 8 section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. DIGRM NOTES (see section ) C4.00 C4.004 C4.00 Sinthesi models only: Connect jumper L with. C4.008 sec.a

27 F CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel C 0 SC0-73 DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS E D C 0 C 0 PRLLEL CLLS C C 0 C 0 C 0 SINGLE CLLS MIN POWER SUPPLY FOR HOUSE PHONE SYSTEM PS -J - + (C4.00) Lock Release (C4.004) U U L - + (C4.008) ELECTRIC LOCK SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS sec.a 7

28 DOOR PHONE SYSTEMS FUNCTION CONNECTION OF DOOR PHONES TO DOOR UNIT Do phones and are called individually while do phones C-D-E-F are called in parallel. Flo call service with differentiated tone. Possibility of timing the do open y pressing U U on the panel inside the building, a two-tone electronic call is sent to the speaker do phone do phone, respectively. y pressing on the panel, do phones C-D-E-F are all called at the same time. Lift the handset of the called do phones to establish a conversation with the do unit. Each apartment is equipped with a fl o call button which will operate the ringer with a differentiated call tone with respect to that of the do unit. Simply press the cresponding button to release the electrical do lock (operation can be timed). EQUIPMENT The following devices are needed f the system illustrated in diagram SC0-84: DOOR PHONE REFERENCES N. Do phone Mod. Utopia Grey colour Ref. 34/ N. Do phone Mod. tlantico White colour Ref. 33 POWER SUPPLY FOR DOOR PHONE SYSTEM REFERENCES F N. Power supply f do phone system 8V Ref. 78/3 OUTDOOR STTION REFERENCES E D PRLLEL CLL Sinthesi model N. utton modules Ref. 4/3 N. Module with do unit set-up Ref. 4/0 N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 4/00 module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to Sinthesi panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. C K-Steel model N. utton modules Ref. /3 N. Module with do unit Ref. /0 module holder frames in cases with hood f wall-mounted versions. Refer to K-Steel modular vandal-proof panel section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. 7 SINGLE CLLS 7 model N. Panel with 3 buttons Ref. /3 N. mplifi ed do unit Ref. 8/ model N. Front case f do unit Ref. 8/0-/ N. Do unit Ref. 8/00 N. 3 utton Ref. 8/-/ N. 3 lank module (*) Ref. 8/30-/3 (*) f small button installation only F boards of accessies refer to Wall Mounted Panel Mod. 8 section of Dophone and Videodophone system - product technical manual. SIC SYSTEM DIGRMS DIGRM NOTES (see section ) C4.00 C4.00 Sinthesi models only: Connect jumper L with. C4.008 VD sec.a