What to do if the keypad is dead on my DKS 1803?
If the keypad on your DKS Intercom System is not working, check the following: * Ensure that the system has 16 VAC input power. * Verify that the keypad is correctly connected to the circuit board, ensuring the cable on the plug points down.
Why does my DKS Intercom System emit a long tone and cancels programming?
If your DKS Intercom System emits a long tone and cancels programming, it may be due to: * Pausing too long between button presses. * Forgetting to press the * key before programming.
Why does the door strike lock on my DKS Intercom System?
If the door strike on your DKS Intercom System locks on, it could be due to: * Excessive voltage drop on the 16 VAC line. * Using a transformer with too low VA rating. * Relay strike time programmed for too long.
What to do if door strike or gate operator holds open on DKS Intercom System?
If the door strike or gate operator on your DKS Intercom System stays open, it might be because: * The auto relay time zone is enabled. Turn off the auto relay feature or reprogram the time zone. * The system received a hold open command. Call the system and press the tone deactivation number.
Why is my DKS 1803 ringing or howling from the speaker?
If your DKS Intercom System is ringing or howling from the speaker, it may be due to: * Improperly adjusted feedback. * The volume being set too high.
What to do if entry system will not answer when called on DKS 1803 Intercom System?
If your DKS Intercom System will not answer when called, check the following: * Ensure that the ring pin is installed. * Verify that the number of rings to answer is not set too high; reprogram if necessary. * Check for a bad phone line or insufficient ring voltage.
How to fix rotary dial 9 not activating relay on DKS 1803 Intercom System?
If rotary dial 9 will not activate the relay on your DKS Intercom System, try adjusting the click sensitivity.
What to do if touch-tone 9 will not activate relay on DKS 1803 Intercom System?
If touch-tone 9 is not activating the relay on your DKS Intercom System, consider the following: * Reprogram the tone-open number to 9. * If the resident phone emits a short pulse instead of a long tone, press 9 twice in rapid succession (99). * Try using another phone that is known to work. * Lower the speaker volume and readjust the feedback.
Why relay activates but gate operator will not open on DKS 1803 Intercom System?
If the relay activates but the gate operator does not open on your DKS Intercom System, try the following: * Reprogram the relay strike time for a longer duration. * Check the wiring to the gate operator. * Inspect the gate operator itself.
Why is there a dial tone on the speaker after dial out on my DKS 1803?
If you hear a dial tone on the speaker after dialing out using your DKS Intercom System, it indicates that the phone line is set up for rotary-dial. Contact your phone company and request a switch to a touch-tone line.
General| Brand | DKS |
|---|---|
| Model | 1803 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
FCC compliance information for digital devices in the US.
Canadian compliance for telecommunications equipment.
General guidelines and steps for installing the telephone entry system.
Instructions for surface mounting 1803, 1810, and 1808 models.
Instructions for semi-flush mounting units using a recess box.
Details for flush mounting units into walls with specific kits.
Specifications for the rough-in box used in flush mounting.
Information on the trim ring for flush mount installations.
Instructions for installing the memory chip into the circuit board.
Guidance on installing an optional postal lock for mail carrier access.
Introduction to wiring and adjustment procedures.
Details on adjusting various settings on the control circuit board.
Visual representation of system wiring connections.
Explanation of the purpose of each terminal on the main board.
Procedures for adjusting speaker, microphone, and other settings.
Overview of programming via keypad and remote telephone.
Basic programming steps including Master Code and system settings.
Procedures for entering and managing phone numbers and directory codes.
Setting up and managing four-digit and five-digit entry codes.
Programming time-based functions like time clock and time zones.
General guidance for guests and residents using the system.
Operations for system administrators, including remote access.
Instructions for switch input, talk time, line sharing, and PBX connection.
List of replaceable parts and their part numbers.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving common system issues.
Descriptions and part numbers for optional accessories.
Tables for recording system programming and resident data.
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