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General| Brand | DT |
|---|---|
| Model | 2-wire |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Key characteristics and advantages of the 2-wire DT system for simplified installation and enhanced performance.
Defines the maximum number of door stations, monitors, and CCTV cameras supported, along with distance limits.
Outlines how to connect additional components like door strikes, ringers, and control relays.
Describes core functionalities like name list intercom, inner calls, and DVR features.
Lists the primary attributes of the door station, such as materials, camera, access control, and connectivity.
Explains the physical components and their operational roles on the door station.
Instructions for accessing and replacing the name plate on the door station.
Technical data including power, consumption, and operating conditions for the door station.
Guidance on mounting the door station unit to a wall or surface.
Instructions for connecting expansion panels to the door station.
Identifies and explains the purpose of each terminal on the door station connection board.
Illustrates the electrical connections for a typical door station setup.
Details how to configure the door station using its DIP switches for various functions.
Explains how to connect electronic locks to the door station.
Describes the process of registering and managing user cards for access control.
Lists the primary attributes of the monitor, including screen type, buttons, and connectivity.
Technical data for the monitor, including power, consumption, and output signals.
Identifies and explains the purpose of each terminal on the monitor connection board.
Details the different modes of communication between monitors and door stations.
Explains how monitors display video from multiple door stations sequentially.
Describes the function of storing captured images on the monitor.
Outlines the capabilities of the built-in SD card reader for recording and media playback.
Guides on programming unique identification codes for each apartment/monitor.
Explains how to connect external devices like door bell buttons and ringers.
Details the specifications and role of the main power supply unit.
Explains the function of the power distribution adapter for the bus line.
Describes the single-user distributor unit for data transfer between monitors and the bus.
Details the 4-output distributor for star topology connections.
Explains the unit used to connect multiple door stations.
Provides essential guidelines for safely and correctly installing the system components.
Specifies recommended cable types and maximum distances for reliable system operation.
Illustrates various wiring configurations for different system setups.
Covers system management of calls, busy states, and operational timings.
Explains system behavior regarding pick-up waiting, talking, and intercom times.
Details operational aspects of the door station, like call forwarding and lock management.
Covers configuration procedures for user codes, slave addresses, and system testing.
Explains how to assign and configure unique user codes for each apartment.
Describes how to set slave addresses for multiple monitors in the same apartment.
Details methods for checking the status and connectivity of installed monitors.
Explains how to perform test calls to verify system functionality.
Provides an overview of the DT CONFIG software's purpose and capabilities.
Outlines the physical setup required to connect the DT CONFIG software to the system.
Shows and explains the different menus and functions available within the DT CONFIG software.
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