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5) Release buttons
A
and
C.
Important
: you will have 5 s in which to press buttons
A
and
C
(as indicated in step 4). If button
A
and
C
is not pressed within
the 5 s, steps 1, 2 and 3 must be repeated.
6) At this point, communication between the interphone and
the entrance panel begins and you have 25 s to link the ID
code of the outdoor entrance panel:
- if using an alphanumeric entrance panel, enter the ID
code (the same primary ID code as assigned to the
group master interphone) and confirm with the “bell” but
-
ton.
- if using an entrance panel with buttons, press the but-
ton you want to use for calling the interphone (the same
button with which the group master interphone was pro-
grammed).
Important
: If the procedure described is not completed within
the 25 s, it must be repeated from step 1.
Important
: When programming the primary and secondary
ID, the interphones undergoing programming automatically
acquire a code that depends on the association with the button
or code used to call the outdoor entrance panel. Correspon-
dence between the primary ID and the respective secondary
ID codes is provided in the table below.
Example
: If ID = 8 is given to a second interphone, the au
-
tomatic second interphone identification attribution procedure
will automatically assume ID = 72 (see table).
When a call is made to ID = 8, both interphones will chime and
you will be able to answer from both. If, on the other hand, you
enter 72 (the ID automatically assigned by the procedure), a
ring tone is emitted by - and you will only be able to answer
from - the interphone for which the secondary ID assignation
procedure was carried out.
Manual programming
Basic interphone programming is as follows:
-
ID programming
, performed on the interphone receiving
the call separately or on the first in a group of interphones
with simultaneous calls (master interphone for the group).
-
Secondary ID programming
, performed for interphones
linked to a group master interphone/monitor.
-
Programming programmable buttons
or changing the
default settings of additional buttons, for auxiliary services
or intercommunicating calls.
ID programming
To program the ID, proceed as follows:
1) Press and hold button
B
.
2) Press and hold button
A
at the same time.
3) Release the buttons when the red LED flashes.
4) Press and hold button
C
until you hear a “note” from the
interphone to confirm programming is underway; this will
be accompanied by the red LED lighting up steadily.
5) Release button
C
.
Important
: you will have 5 s in which to press button
C
(as
indicated in step 4). If button C is not pressed within the 5 s,
steps 1, 2 and 3 must be repeated.
6) At this point, communication between the interphone and
the entrance panel begins and you have 25 s to link the ID
code of the outdoor entrance panel:
- if using an alphanumeric entrance panel, enter the pri-
mary ID code and confirm with the “bell” button.
- if using an entrance panel with buttons, press the button
you want to use for calling the interphone.
Important
: If the procedure described is not completed within
the 25 s, it must be repeated from step 1.
Important
: If the installation already contains an interphone/
monitor with the same associated identification code, the en
-
trance panel emits a low sound signal and the process must
be repeated from the start in order to assign a different code.
A
B
C
Secondary ID programming
To program the secondary ID, proceed as follows:
1) Press and hold button
B
.
2) Press and hold button
A
at the same time.
3) Release the buttons when the RED LED flashes.
4) Press and hold buttons
A
and
C
until you hear a “note” from
the interphone to confirm programming is underway; this
will be accompanied by the RED LED lighting up steadily.
