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Bellman & Symfon BE1023 User Manual

Bellman & Symfon BE1023
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Bellman Visit System Information
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Technical Solutions 2005/06
Function
e BE1023 Bellman Visit Door Transmitter is a transmitter
within the Bellman Visit System for indoor use, which recognises
the sound emitted by a doorbell. If the doorbell is electromechanical,
the Door transmitter also detects the electromagnetic field emitted by
the doorbell.
Installation & connection
e unit is generally installed on a wall or door. It is mounted using
the factory-fitted, self-adhesive Velcro tape or with the wall bracket
and screw supplied.
For best results, the Bellman Visit Door Transmitter should be placed
as close as possible to, or just under, the left of the doorbell at a
maximum distance of 3 cm.
e unit is connected to the Bellman Visit System by radio.
For further information see Settings.
It is activated via the built-in microphone (4) and/or the built-in
magnetic coil.
Testing
To test the Bellman Visit Door Transmitters radio transmitter,
the Bellman Visit receiver must be tuned to the same channel
as the Door transmitter.
• Now press test button (2)
• e receiver will indicate whether there is an alarm from the
Bellman Visit Door Transmitter.
Testing the microphone:
• e microphone can be tested by ringing the doorbell.
• e Bellman Visit Door Transmitter will respond by lighting
the green LED (1).
Te
sting the magnetic coil:
• e magnetic coil can be tested by turning off the microphone
with switch 2 of the tone switch (5) (see Functions below).
• Ring the electromechanical doorbell positioned as set out in the
above instructions.
• e Bellman Visit Door Transmitter will respond by lighting
the green LED (1).
Bellman Visit Door Transmitter
BE1023
Technical information
Power supply
Battery: 9 V 6LR61 Alkaline
9 V 6F22 Lithium
Operating time:
6LR61 Alkaline: approximately 5 years
6F22 Lithium: approximately 10 years
Power consumption:
Active: 15 mA
Idle position: <0.1mA
Radio function
Radio frequency: 433.92 MHz
Number of channels: 64 logical channels
Coverage: e normal coverage between a
transmitter and receiver in the Bellman
Visit System is approximately 80 metres with
a clear line of sight. Coverage is reduced if
walls and large objects screen off the signal.
Any thick walls constructed of reinforced
concrete will greatly affect coverage.
Activation via
e in-built microphone and
in-built magnetic coil
Test button
Additional information
For indoor use only
Dimensions WxHxD: 80 x 145 x 36 mm
Weight: With battery: 210 g
Without battery: 160 g
Colour: White with a red triangle

Questions and Answers:

Bellman & Symfon BE1023 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBellman & Symfon
ModelBE1023
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Bellman Visit Door Transmitter BE1023 Overview

Function of the BE1023 Transmitter

Describes the transmitter's role in detecting doorbell sounds and electromagnetic fields within the Bellman Visit System.

Installation and Connection Guide

Details mounting methods, optimal placement, and system connection for the BE1023 Door Transmitter.

Testing Procedures for BE1023

Outlines steps to test the radio transmitter, microphone sensitivity, and magnetic coil functions.

Technical Specifications and Features

Lists power supply, operating time, power consumption, radio function, dimensions, and weight.

Indicators, Settings, and Functions

Visit Functions and LED Indicators

Explains the green LED indicator for radio signal transmission and battery status indicators.

Power Supply and Battery Notes

Details power sources, battery life, and recommended battery types for the transmitter.

Changing the Radio Channel

Guides users on tuning the transmitter to a specific radio channel for system operation.

Tone Switch Functions

Explains how to use the tone switch (5) to configure microphone, magnetic coil sensitivity, and signal alteration.

Receiver Activation and Troubleshooting

Indication and Signal from Receiver

Details sound, LED, and vibration signals received based on DIP switch settings.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Provides solutions for problems like LED not lighting, incorrect activation, or receiver not responding.