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PARAMETERS FOR PROGRAMMING
Description of functions:
- Initial User "INITIAL USER" (1) and Final User "FINA_US"
(2). To be programmed in the case of a system for a building
complex. The two values must be set only on the secondary
entrance panels. These two parameters serve to switch the
secondary entrance panel to the engaged state when a call is
being made from another entrance panel or from a switch-
board with a number between the lowest and the highest
number. The call must originate from a main entrance panel
or from a switchboard and not from another secondary
entrance panel. When the entrance panel is in the engaged
state, no operations can be performed. If the call number is
not between the lowest and the highest number, the second-
ary entrance panel does not go into the engaged state and it
is therefore possible to make calls to the riser.
- Entrance panel code "FINAL USER" (3). This is the call
code to assign to the entrance panel (similar to the interphone
code). It does not need to be set on systems with 4-digit cod-
ing. It may be necessary to programme this code in the fol-
lowing cases:
1) On systems for building complexes consisting of second-
ary entrance panels and a 945B switchboard, when you want
to make calls from the secondary entrance panels (upstream)
to the porter switchboard. In this case it is possible to call
back the secondary entrance panel from the switchboard and
communicate.
2) When you want to use the entrance panels in conjunction
with the "Software" switchboard (Type 95CD). In this case, it
is possible to activate the various functions from the switch-
board (door release, F1, F2, etc.) on each entrance panel in
the system. It is also possible to analyse (and change) the
individual parameters of each panel from the switchboard.
NB: In either case, bear in mind that the entrance panel num-
ber must be unique and different from the call codes of the
interphones and monitors.
- Technical programming code "TECNIC. PRG. KEY" (5). It
is advisable to change this value. This is the number that is
requested when you enter the technical parameter program-
ming phase using the entrance panel keypad. If the value is
set to "0000" the entrance panel goes automatically into pro-
gramming by pressing " " and " " simultaneously. To
enter the programming phase press " " and " " simul-
taneously, enter the password (e.g. 0123) and press " ".
- Agenda programming code "RUBRIC. KEY" (6): this is the
password to be entered to enable access to the name
entry/deletion functions. This should be different from the pro-
gramming password (given the different users involved). The
number range is 1 to 9999. The default setting is 222
- Code for door release "KEY 0, R-1, C" (7). To be pro-
grammed at your discretion. Indicates the way in which you
can access the door release function, by using the entrance
panel keypad. By setting the parameter with the numbers 0, 1
and 2, you select the following three methods respectively: 0)
With display OFF and entrance panel not in communication,
press "0".
1) With display OFF and entrance panel not in communication,
press " " and " " simultaneously.
2) With display OFF and entrance panel not in communication,
press " ". To release the door, refer to the codes recorded
in parameters 31 to parameter 49.
Parameter “AUDIO ACTIVE” (8)
(0, 1 default 1) To be modified optionally only for building com-
plexes.
To be modified only for particular uses. Normally (value = 1) the
entrance panel in rest mode is set to “audio active” (i.e. ready to
communicate on audio mode). When the parameter is set to 0,
the entrance panel switches off the audio completely (this is use-
ful only when more entrance panels are installed and connected
in parallel and to be used with a switchboard or during the inter-
phone programming, to avoid the Larsen effect owing to the
simultaneous activation of more entrance panels).
- Language "ENGLISH LANG." (9). To be programmed at
your discretion. The function refers to the displayed mes-
sages language. If the parameter is set to 0, the messages
are displayed in English, otherwise in Italian.
- Enable entrance panel operation "PANEL BLOCK" (10).
To be programmed at your discretion. If the parameter is set
to "1", this prevents calls from being made to the
monitor/interphone riser covered by the entrance panel.
- Enable priority "PRIORITY ENAB" (11). To be programmed
at your discretion in the case of a system with entrance pan-
els in parallel. By activating this function, the entrance panel
does not go into the engaged state when another entrance
panel, in parallel with the first, makes a call. In this state, the
entrance panel with priority can interrupt a conversation in
progress to make another call. This function only affects
entrance panels connected in parallel; with each other; for
systems for building complexes the secondary entrance pan-
els still go into the engaged state if the call originates from a
main entrance panel or a switchboard.
- Enable sequential lock "LOCK ENABLE" (12). To be pro-
grammed in the case of a system for a building complex. The
function refers to secondary entrance panels. If enabled, this
makes it possible to activate the terminal "S" for door release
on the secondary entrance panel, when a monitor or an inter-
phone sends the door release code while in conversation with
the main entrance panel. This then enables activation of both
the door release for the secondary entrance panel and the
door release for the main entrance panel. Adding 2 to this
value also enables the possibility of door release "from below"
(e.g. from an underlying switchboard in communication with
the entrance panel itself).
- Enable camera "CAMERA ENABLE" (13). To be pro-
grammed with type 8847, 8847/C entrance panels. Indicates
that the entrance panel is a video version of video type
equipped with a camera. This enables management of correct
monitor activation and shutdown of the monitors in the system
in the correct way.
- Enable sound in entrance panel "SOUND PAN. ENA." (14).
To be programmed at your discretion. When enabled, this
function activates an acoustic signal emitted by the entrance
panel when a call is sent.
- Enable self-start "AUTOSTART ENA" (15). Enables the
entrance panel itself to be self-activated by an
interphone/monitor. To operate in this mode, the
interphone/monitor must be configured with the appropriate
key and the entrance panel must have the 8-digit "coding sys-
tem" parameter.
In this case the self-start key, on the interphone/monitor
(which enables self-start on a maximum of 3 different entrance
panels), sends the commands sequentially each time it is
pressed, the commands F3, F4 and F5; i.e. the first press
sends the F3 command (and emits the confirmation sound),
the second press sends the F4 command (emitting 2 sounds)
and the third press sends the F5 command (3 sounds). If you
press the key again, the sequence repeats itself (NB: 30 sec-
onds after pressing the key, the sequence returns to its initial
state, i.e. F3 command). To enable the self-start function
according to one of the commands F3, F4 and F5 or accord-
ing to a combination of the three, assign to the parameter the
values set out in the table below:
Command Command
parameter value
0 None
1F3
2F4
3 (1+2) F3 and F4 (with either F3 or F4)
4F5
5 (1+4) F3 and F5 (with either F3 or F5)
6 (2+4) F4 and F5 (with either F4 or F5)
7 (1+2+4) F3, F4, F5 (with either F3, F4 or F5)
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