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NC/220 HANDS-FREE
AUDIO MODULE
Hands-free audio module for use in
series 200 audio entry installations.
Is inserted in a standardised rec-
tangular single embedding box.
The unit comes with adapters for
the use of a number of commer-
cially available front plate models.
Hooks are applied on the back of
the module for the possible assem-
bly of the CD/200 decoder.
The operation of the hands-free-
module requires the GVV/200 main
control unit.
It features the following controls
(fig. 1):
Auxiliary services
Door-lock release
Audio (the button must be
kept pressed for the entire
duration of the conversation)
Function of each terminal (fig. 2)
5 power supply (common)
7 call
8 audio to receiver
9 audio to entry panel
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Function of jumper SW1
Normally supplied ready inserted.
Remove the jumper in the event the
volume of the call note is to be atte-
nuated (fig. 2).
Technical features
Maximum switching power of the
auxiliary services button: max.
24V 50 mA.
Working temperature range: from
0 °C to +35 °C.
NOTE. Handsets cannot be instal-
led together with NC/220 hands-free
modules in the same installation.
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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NC/221 HANDS-FREE
AUDIO MODULE
Amplified hands-free audio modu-
le, similar in design to mod.
NC/220, for use in series 200 audio
entry (with secrecy speech) and
video entry installations.
Is inserted in a standardised rec-
tangular single embedding box or
combined with the monitor module
in a standardised double embed-
ding box.
The operation of the hands-free
module requires the GVV/200 main
control unit.
Function of each terminal (fig. 3)
E enabling
5 power supply (common)
7 call
8 audio to receiver
9 audio to entry panel
20 door bell
aux
Function of jumper SW1
Normally supplied ready inserted.
Remove the jumper in the event the
volume of the call note is to be atte-
nuated (fig. 3).
Technical features
Maximum switching power of the
auxiliary services button: 24V 50
mA.
Working temperature range: from
0 °C to +35 °C.
NOTE. Receivers with handset and
NC/221 hands-free modules can
be installed in the same installation.
Installation of the modules
Recess the embedding box flush
with the wall at a suitable height for
the user.
Examples of assembly of the
hands-free module in a standardi-
sed single embedding box with a
number of commercially available
front plates (fig. 4):
1 (fig. 5)
A (embedding box).
B (BTICINO Living series art.
L4803 or Light series art. N4803
front plate, VIMAR Plana series
art. 14653 front plate).
2 (fig. 6)
A (embedding box).
B (adapter for VIMAR plate).
C (adapter for AVE plate).
D (BPT hole plug adapter).
E (VIMAR Idea or Rond series
front plate, AVE system 45 front
plate).
3 (fig. 7)
A (embedding box).
B (BPT hole plug adapter without
connecting rods).
C (GEWISS Playbus series front
plate).
NOTE. If you need to remove the
module from the chassis, do so
with the aid of a screwdriver as illu-
strated in fig. 8 and push from the
back.
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