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press button1/ to confirm;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming..
Auxiliary relay address (codes 148-149)
On the J13 connector there is a common con-
tact (C) and normally open contact (NO) of the
internal auxiliary relay; by factory setting, the
auxiliary relay is not accessible (address 255),
so the audio-video module must be suitably
programmed to use it. An actuator address (211
to 230) or a user address (000 to 200) can be
assigned to the auxiliary relay, depending on
the address saved, the auxiliary relay behaves
differently:
- Actuator address. By saving the address of
an actuator, therefore a block address from
000 to 099 and device address from 211 to
230, the auxiliary relay acts as an actuator and,
when called, it activates with the mode set in
the programming "Auxiliary relay activation
time" (code 132).
- User address. By saving an address of a
user, therefore a block address from 000 to
099 and user address from 000 to 200, the
auxiliary relay only activates when the lock
opening command arrives from a user having
an address equal to or greater than the one
saved; If you store the address 000-000, the
auxiliary relay will activate upon arrival of the
lock opening command of any user. The ac-
tivation mode is that set in the programming
"Auxiliary relay activation time" (code 132).
Auxiliary relay Block Address (code 148)
Enter code 148;
press button1/ to confirm;
enter the Block Address that is to be assigned
to the relay (factory setting 255 which means
an unprogrammed Block Address; allowed
values from 000 to 099);
press button1/ to confirm;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Auxiliary relay Device Address (code 149)
Enter code 149;
press button1/ to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be as-
signed to the relay (factory setting 255 which
means an unprogrammed Device Address;
admissible values from 000 to 200 or 211 to
230);
press button1/ to confirm;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Special programming for call buttons
(codes 221-222)
In order to make easier the programming of
the call buttons, special procedures for storing
addresses are available when a flexible
numbering is required.
Programming call buttons with specific
addresses (codes 221-222)
With the following procedure you can store a
specific address on each call button, therefore
not tied to a sequential numbering. The address
must be composed of the Block Address and
the Device Address.
Blockadresse (Code 221)
Enter code 221;
press button1/ to confirm;
enter the Block Address that is to be assigned
to a specific button (values allowed from 000
to 099);
hold pressed the button to which the address
is to be assigned, after 4 sec. you will hear
a tone, symbol
will stop flashing while
symbol
will resume flashing quicly;
continue with the programming of the Device
Address.
Device Address (code 222)
From 3rd to 8th button
Enter code 222;
module
press button1/ to confirm;
enter the Device Address that is to be assigned
to a specific button (values allowed from 001
to 230);
hold pressed the button to which the address
is to be assigned, after 4 sec. you will hear
a tone, symbol
will stop flashing while
symbol
will resume flashing quickly;
continue with the next programming or exit
programming.
Example: to store the Block Address 004 and
the Device Address 136 in the P5 button, and
keep the original numbering for all the other
buttons, follow these steps:
-------------------------------------------------------------
221+P1+004+P5(>4sec.)+222+P1+136+P5(>4sec.)
-------------------------------------------------------------
Video intercom programming
The FARFISA DUO systems and the ALBA se-
ries push-buttons panel allow you to quickly and
easily program the intercoms or video-intercoms
inside the apartments. Simplified programming
procedures differ depending on whether they
are intercoms or video intercoms with automatic
or manual address programming.
Video intercom systems with automatic
address programming
Arrange the intercom or video-intercom for
automatic programming (see the relevant
product manual);
on the door station, press the button to which
1 s t b u t t o n
you want to associate the call;
module
on the intercom or video-intercom, exit the
automatic programming (see the relevant
product manual);
proceed in the same way for all devices to
be programmed.
Video intercom system with manual ad-
2nd button
dress programming
module
Note the address that is called by the door
station buttons as shown in the following
figures, depending on whether it is a single
or double button door station;
on the intercom or video-intercom, move the
micro-switches in order to set the address
associated with the call button that is to be
assigned to the device (see the relevant
product manual);
proceed in the same way for all devices to
be programmed.
099
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
099
101
102
100
103
107
108
104
109
105
110
106
115
111
116
112
117
113
118
114
Single-Button
109
121
110
122
111
123
112
124
113
125
114
126
115
127
116
128
117
129
118
130
119
131
120
132
Double-Button
123
119
147
143
124
120
148
144
125
121
149
145
126
122
150
146
131
127
155
151
132
128
156
152
133
129
157
153
134
130
158
154
139
135
163
159
140
136
164
160
141
137
165
161
142 138
166 162
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