INTERFACE TELEFÓNICO

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1 «TELEPHONE INTERFACE MANUAL» Ref.1088 Telephone Interface for ADS systems. Ref Telephone Interface for 4+N systems. Technical publication of informative nature edited by FERMAX ELECTRONICA S.A.E. FERMAX ELECTRONICA S.A.E., in a policy of ongoing enhancement, reserves the right to modify the contents of this document as well as the features of the products described herein at any time and without prior notice. Any modifications will be reflected in subsequent editions of this document. 16 ENGLISH

2 INDEX INTRODUCTION... 4 CONFIGURATION... 5 TYPICAL SETUP... 5 MIXED SETUP... 5 SETUP WITH TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD, CONNECTION IN EXTENSIONS... 6 SETUP WITH TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD, CONNECTION ON LINE... 6 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM (4+n)... 7 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM ADS SYSTEM... 8 PROGRAMMING INSTALLATION PARAMETERS... 9 PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE PROGRAMMING USER PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE OPERATION ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS WITH OUTDOOR PANEL CALL DIVERT FUNCTION TROUBLESHOOTING TECHNICAL FEATURES

3 INTRODUCTION TheTelephone Interface is supplied in two different versions: For Conventional 4+N System (Ref.4300) Compatible with all Fermax conventional system amplifiers (both electronic call and buzzer) For ADS System (Ref.1088) The maximum number of telephones connected to the Telephone Interface to ensure correct operation is 4 (the same as with telephone companies). Telephone Interface 4+N Ref Telephone Interface ADS Ref D D NC C NO D D NC C NO REF INTERFACE TELEFONICO 4+N 4+N TELEPHONIC INTERFACE VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN REF INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS + 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 12 V, 400 ma 12 V, 300 ma AUDIO ADJUST + L AUDIO ADJUST Green LED, in use. Lights up when Interface is being used and blinks when divert number is keyed in. 2 Yellow LED, programming. Lights up when programming mode is entered. 3 Red LED, power. Lights up when power supply is switched on. 4 Contacts for divert switch Connect switch here to activate or deactivate call divert (optional). 5 Relay contacts 6 Telephone line connection (LN,LN) 7 Line output to telephones (TF,TF) 8 Power input 9 Panel/telephone audio adjustments 10 Audio adjustments in divert 11 Door control connection (or panel bus) 4+N 12 Door control connection (or panel bus) ADS 18

4 + INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 300 ma + D INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 300 ma D NC C NO AUDIO ADJUST D VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS D NC C NO AUDIO ADJUST VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONFIGURATION The Telephone Interface enables the house telephones to receive and answer calls from the automatic porter and it is also possible to divert them out by means of the telephone line. Here are some examples in block diagram format: TYPICAL SETUP All the telephones also carry out electronic door control functions. RTB TELEPHONE LINE MIXED SETUP In this example, some telephones perform door control operations and others do not. RTB TELEPHONE ONLY TELEPHONE LINE TELEPHONE / DOOR CONTROL 19

5 + INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 300 ma + D INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 300 ma D D NC C NO AUDIO ADJUST D NC C NO AUDIO ADJUST VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SETUP WITH TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD, CONNECTION ON LINE Telephone Interface intercepts the line before it enters the switchboard and so all the extensions depending on the inbound line will receive the calls from the outdoor panel. RTB L3 L2 L1 TELEPHONE LINES EXAMPLE: The Interface intercepts 1 of the 3 telephone lines (L1, L2, L3) coming into the switchboard. The extensions set up to receive outside calls from Line 1 (e.g: Ext. 2 and Ext. 4), can also act as a door control. TELEPHONE ONLY PABX Ext. 1 Ext. 2 Ext. 5 TELEPHONE / TELEPHONE ONLY DOOR CONTROL Ext. 3 Ext. 4 TELEPHONE ONLY TELEPHONE / DOOR CONTROL Ext. 6 TELEPHONE ONLY SETUP WITH TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD, CONNECTION IN EXTENSIONS Telephone Interface intercepts the telephone line at an outbound switchboard extension. RTB TELEPHONE LINE PABX Ext. 1 Ext. 5 Ext. 4 Ext. 3 EXAMPLE: Interface intercepts an outbound switchboard extension Ext. 2. Telephones depending on this extension will perform door control functions. 20 Ext. 2 TELEPHONE / DOOR CONTROL IMPORTANT NOTES: The Telephone Interface will only accept tone dialling. For use in ISDN or ADSL lines the necessary filters or adaptors must be installed.

6 INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM (4+n) GENERAL INSTALLATION DIVERT SWITCH(OPTIONAL) RTB Vac PRIM SEC. 12Vac D D NC C NO LN LN TF TF REF Vac 1A REF INTERFACE TELEFONICO 4+N 4+N TELEPHONIC INTERFACE AUDIO ADJUST APARTMENT 2 1 NOTE: GENERAL INSTALLATION You can place the Telephone Interface at any point of the conventional installation connecting cables 1, 2, 3, 6 and 4 (call ) 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 400 ma VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS + CALL WIRES 21

7 L + DIVERT SWITCH (OPTIONAL) RTB Vac PRIM SEC. 12Vac Ḏ D NC C NO INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE REF VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz L Vac 1A REF V, 300 ma L AUDIO ADJUST L + + INSTALLATION DIAGRAM ADS System GENERAL INSTALLATION GENERAL INSTALLATION NOTE: The Telephone Interface can be placed at any point of the ADS installation, intercepting the 3 cables ( +,, L ) APARTMENT 22

8 A B PROGRAMMING INSTALLATION PARAMETERS Installation Parameters are configured when the Interface is installed and are not usually modified afterwards. The following table shows some of these parameters. Digit Parameter Value House number (ADS Number) Number the panel identifies Interface with. Open door timing Time door release mechanism is activated. Relay timing Time relay is activated. Ring pattern(call type) Number of tones heard at telephone when call is received. 110 System ADS 4+N BOTH BOTH When entering the Open Door Timing, the Relay Timing or Ring Tone, we take the following table into account: Parameter Value entered Equivalent time Default Open door timing Relay timing Ring tone N ( ) N (1...60) N (1...10) t= N / 4 sec. t= N / 2 sec. t=n sec. 4 sec. 2.5 sec. 1 sec. The system can be programmed from any telephone connected to the Interface. To do so: 1 Unhook the telephone handset you are going to program the Interface from. Dialling tone sounds. 2 Press the # key. Now the PRG LED lights up and the dialling tone stops. 3 On the telephone, press the digit corresponding to the parameter you want to program. 4 Use the keypad to input the new value. The green LED lights up every time you press a key. 5 Press # again to exit programming mode. Or wait 30 seconds without pressing any keys * 0 # NOTES: The Telephone Interface must be connected to the telephone line for programming. The Ring Pattern may be changed to make it easier to distinguish when a door control call is received and when it is a normal telephone call. 23

9 A B Here are a couple of practical examples of how to program the Interface installation parameters: PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE 1 To program the Relay Timing; take the following steps: 1 Unhook the telephone handset you are going to program the Interface from. 2 Press the # key. The PRG LED will light up and the dialling tone stops. 3 Enter the digit corresponding to the parameter you wish to program. In this example it would be 2 4 Key in the new parameter value. To introduce this value, consult the table on the previous page, where: If you want an opening time of 5 seconds, select an N value, so that: * 0 # t = 5 seconds N = t*4 N = 20 The maximum door open timing we can set corresponds to the maximum N: N = 200 t = N / 4 50 seconds 5 Press # again to exit programming mode or wait 30 seconds without pressing any keys. To program the Open Door Timing or Ring Pattern, proceed in the same way and assign N the value needed to obtain the desired timing. PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE 2 Let s see how to program the ADS number: This only needs to be done if you have Telephone Interface Ref Proceed with the first 2 steps as in the example above. In step 3, key in 0, (digit corresponding to the ADS Number parameter as appears in the table on the previous page). Step 4, enter the parameter value (ADS telephone nº between 1 and 199) You must enter the same number as the FERMAX electronic door control system. Press # to exit programming mode. You also exit programming mode after 30 seconds without pressing any key. 24

10 A B PROGRAMMING USER PARAMETERS The User Parameters are those that may be modified most often in line with the user s needs. The following table shows what these are: Digit Parameter Value System 3 Divert Telephone. TELEPHONE Telephone number calls will be diverted to. NUMBER BOTH 7 Call divert activation. Lets you activate the divert from the telephone. NO BOTH 8 Call divert deactivation. Lets you deactivate the divert from the telephone. NO BOTH NOTES: Maximum length of the divert telephone is 16 figures. It is not necessary to enter any value for divert activation or deactivation. It is possible to activate or deactivate the divert by means of an additional switch (see installation diagrams). PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE To program the divert Telephone, proceed as follows: 1 Unhook the telephone handset you want to program the Interface from. 2 Press the # key. The PRG LED will light up and the dialling tone stops. 3 Key in the digit corresponding to the parameter you wish to program. In this example it would be 3 4 Key in the new parameter value, in this case the telephone number you want to divert the door call to. For example: * 0 # 5 Press # again to exit programming mode or wait 30 seconds without pressing any keys. The telephone number to which the call will be diverted has now been programmed (in this case a mobile phone). Remember that the maximum length of the divert number is 16 digits. 25

11 OPERATION If the telephone is not in use, a characteristic ring is generated until answered or 30 seconds have elapsed. When you answer you have 90 seconds to communicate with the door intercom. Once communication is established, you can carry out a series of operations, such as: Open the door by pressing 5 on the telephone keypad. Activate a relay by pressing key 7. If the telephone is being used, a tone is generated in the house telephone earpiece, indicating a call from the door intercom. The call may be taken in two different ways: Without picking up the telephone: press key 4. The telephone call is not lost, but remains on hold until key 4 is pressed again. Hanging up the telephone, the phone will ring until the call is answered or 30 seconds have elapsed. While you are answering a call from the door intercom, you might receive a telephone call. In this case an alert tone is generated in the earpiece and the call may be answered in two ways: Press key 4 without hanging up. The door intercom call terminates automatically at this point. Hang up the phone. The normal telephone ring tone will sound. If you wish to set up audio contact with the street from the house telephone without having been called previously, proceed as follows: Press * and 1, 2, or 5 (ADS system: 1 main pannel, 2 secondary pannel; 4+N system, 5). Now the interface will make a call to your telephone. If it is off the hook (the most logical situation, as you have just dialled), a tone sounds in the earpiece indicating a call waiting. All you have to do is hang up or press 4 to receive the call. 26

12 + INTERFACE TELEFONICO ADS ADS TELEPHONIC INTERFACE 18 V, 400 ma 12 V, 700 ma, 5060 Hz 12 V, 300 ma D D NC C NO AUDIO ADJUST VEASE LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS WITH OUTDOOR PANEL If communication with the outdoor panel has not been established, you can take the following steps: Call the guard unit (if there is one) by pressing * and 4 consecutively. In ADS systems you can activate panel 1 by pressing *, 1 and panel 2 (if there is one) by pressing *, 2 (see note) In Conventional 4+N systems, you can connect outdoor panel audio by pressing *, 5 (see note below) as long as the system is not Secret, in which case nothing will be heard. CALL DIVERT FUNCTION Whenever you wish, the call divert lets you transfer the call made by a visitor from the outdoor panel and answer it from any fixed or mobile telephone (as long as tone dialling is used) just as if you were at home. TELEPHONE NETWORK The divert may be activated or deactivated in two ways: By means of a pushbutton connected between Interface terminals D and D Entering programming mode and pressing the corresponding digit, as shown in the User Parameters section. To check if the call divert function is activated, pick up the house telephone and you will hear a special tone. VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: When a call is received on the divert telephone, to end the call press 8 and then hang up the phone. If you do not end the call by pressing 8 the Interface will keep the line busy until a period of 90 seconds has elapsed. The divert telephone must have tone dialling. Door opening and relay activation operations are done in the same way as from the house phone. 27

13 TROUBLESHOOTING INTERFACE DOES NOT WORK IS THE RED INTERFACE LED LIT? No: Make sure the equipment is receiving power and that the source is connected. Yes: Check the door control connections and that the telephone has tone dialling. IS THE INTERFACE CONNECTED TO A SWITCHBOARD EXTENSION? Yes: It is possible that the switchboard will only accept devices from the same manufacturer or with different control standards. SOUND VOLUME IS VERY LOW Is THE CALL DIVERTED? No: Use the two Interface potentiometers to regulate the audio level (see page 4) Yes: With the call diverted, adjust the audio level with the divert adjustment potentiometer (see page 4). THE TELEPHONE OR OUTDOOR PANNEL SOUNDS NOISY Check that power supply adapter is connected to ground (depends on model). SYSTEM IS BLOCKED Deactivate the divert by pressing # 8 # with the phone off the hook. UNABLE TO PROGRAM THE INTERFACE Check that telephone line is correctly connected. 28

14 TECHNICAL FEATURES Telephone Interface Power Supply 18V DC ± 10 % or 12V DC ± 10 % 12V AC ± 10 % 300 ma standby 400 ma in communication 600 ma standby 700 ma in communication Operating Temperature 0 60 ºC Hr 90 % Connectors: Ref / ADS System +, : 18 Vdc supply L: ADS system line L Ref / 4+N System 1: door release 2: audio from 4+N system 3: mass 4: call 6: audio to 4+N system +, : supply 12 Vdc or Vac Telephone lines TF, TF: telephone pair from house LN, LN: telephone pair from central switchboard Relay NO, C, NC Potential free contacts Max. current: 4 A (40 V) 29