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6209/P - 6209/D
Programming
There are three entryphone programming modes:
assignment of an identification code or call code
(indispensable), assignment of a secondary
identification code (for entryphones associated with a
master entryphone), programming of push buttons for
auxiliary services and intercom calls (when necessary).
Programming must be carried out with the system
switched on, without active communication and only after
the entryphones/monitors have been connected to the
system and the entrance panels have been programmed.
Identification code programming
The identification code is programmed by means of a
main entrance panel (MASTER), already configured
and present in the system. The entryphone is supplied
without an associated identification code. To verify this
condition, press the lock push button and the entryphone
should emit a triple "Beep".
Caution: when programming the entryphone iden-
tification code, you have only 30 seconds from the
moment you enter entryphone programming mode in
which to press the call push button on the entrance
panel or to send the code.
Programming phase (Simplified):
1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold down the lock push button "
s.
3. When the time runs out the indoor station will emit a
"beep" in the handset (0.5 s).
4. Release the lock push button "
". When the push
button is released the communication will be signalled
by a "beep" with a different frequency.
5. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
for the entryphone, while on entrance panels with
alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press
the call button to confirm (
or
the entrance panel model).
6. If the system contains an indoor station that already
has the same associated identification code, the
panel emits a low tone and the operation will have to
be repeated from point 2.
7. Otherwise the code is associated with the entryphone
and communication is terminated.
If the unit has been programmed correctly you will hear
a tone in the handset, otherwise repeat the programming
sequence.
Programming phase (Standard):
1. Remove the entryphone cover.
2. Press and hold down the RESET push button on the
entryphone.
3. Press and hold down the tab on the lock push button,
together with the RESET push button.
4. Release the RESET push button, keeping the lock
push button pressed.
5. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone and
communication is enabled with the entrance panel.
6. Release the tab of the lock push button.
7. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
for the entryphone, while on entrance panels with al-
phanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press
the call button to confirm (
or
the entrance panel model).
8. If the system contains an entryphone that already has
the same associated identification code, the panel
emits a low signal and the operation should be re-
peated from point 2.
9. Otherwise the code is associated with the entryphone
and communication is terminated.
Secondary identification code program-
ming
Programming of the secondary identification code is only
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required when more than one entryphone is to be called
simultaneously using the same push button or call code.
The entryphones that are to ring simultaneously must
be associated with the same group. The "master" entry-
phone is programmed first by means of the "identification
code programming" procedure described above, while
the additional group entryphones are programmed with
the secondary identification code (see table in the wiring
diagrams section). The maximum number of entryphones
that can be associated with the same group without using
a SaveProg software is 3 plus a master unit.
Programming phase (Simplified):
1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold down the lock push button "
s.
3. When the time runs out the indoor station will emit a
"beep" in the handset (0.5 s).
4. Continue holding down the lock push button "
5. After 2 s more the indoor station emits two "beeps" set
apart (duration 0.5 s).
6. Release the lock push button "
button is released the communication will be signalled
by a "beep" with a different frequency.
7. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
for the "master unit" entryphone, while on entrance
panels with alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code
" for 6
and press the call button to confirm (
depending on the entrance panel model).
If the unit has been programmed correctly you will hear
a tone in the handset, otherwise repeat the programming
sequence.
Programming phase (Standard):
1. Remove the entryphone cover.
2. Press and hold down the RESET push button on the
entryphone.
3. Press and hold down the tab on the lock push button
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and push button P1, together with the RESET push
button.
4. Release the RESET push button, keeping the other 2
push buttons pressed.
5. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone and
communication is enabled with the entrance panel.
6. Release the tab on the lock push button and push
button P1
7. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
for the "master unit" entryphone, while on entrance
panels with alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code
and press the call button to confirm (
depending on the entrance panel model).
8. When the secondary code is associated with the en-
tryphone and communication is terminated.
To discover the number assigned, refer to the table in the
wiring diagrams section.
Push button programming for intercom
calls (P2,P3,P4,P5,P6,P7,P8)
Programming phase (Simplified):
1. Lift the handset of the entryphone to be programmed
and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold down the push button to be
programmed.
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3. When the entryphone has emitted a "beep" in the
handset, release the push button being programmed
and press the lock button on the entryphone/video
entryphone you want to call.
4. Another "beep" in the handset confirms the push
button for intercom calls has been programmed.
Programming phase (Standard):
1. Release the handset on the entryphone/video
entryphone to call, if version with handset; for
hands-free entryphones/video entryphones,
press/hold down the speak/listen button.
2. Remove the cover on the entryphone to be pro-
grammed.
3. Press and hold down the RESET push button on the
entryphone to be programmed.
4. Press and hold down the additional push button to
make the intercom call together with the RESET push
button.
5. Release the RESET push button, while holding down
the call button.
6. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone,
while the other entryphone emits a 3-tone ascending
scale.
7. Release the intercom call push button.
8. On the entryphone being called (with the 3-tone ring),
press one of the programmed push buttons (such as
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lock release, F1, F2 or actuator).
9. A high tone confirms the end of the procedure.
Repeat the same procedure for the other entryphones
and any other intercom call buttons.
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Programming the self-start push button to
a specific panel
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Programming phase (Simplified):
1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold down the push button to be
programmed.
3. When the entryphone has emitted a "beep" in the
handset, release the stair light push button being
or
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programmed.
4. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
for the entryphone, while on entrance panels with
alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press
the call button to confirm (
the entrance panel model).
5. A high tone in the handset confirms the end of the
procedure. The entryphone will be called by the
entrance panel concerned.
Programming phase (Standard):
1. Remove the entryphone cover.
2. Press and hold down the RESET push button on the
entryphone.
3. Press and hold the additional push button to activate
the self-start function together with the RESET push
button.
4. Release the RESET push button, holding down the
self-start push button.
5. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone.
6. Release the self-start push button.
7. On push button entrance panels, press the call button
or
,
for the entryphone, while on entrance panels with al-
phanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press
the call button to confirm (
the entrance panel model).
8. A high tone confirms the end of the procedure.
Restoring default values of the push but-
tons (P2,P3,P4,P5,P6,P7,P8)
Programming phase (Simplified):
1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold down the push button you want to
reprogramme to its default value.
3. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone.
4. Release the push button you want to reprogramme,
then press it again to return it to its default setting.
Programming phase (Standard):
1. Remove the entryphone cover.
2. Press and hold down the RESET push button on the
entryphone.
3. Press and hold the related push button to be repro-
grammed together with the RESET push button.
4. Release the RESET push button, holding down the
other push button.
5. After 2 seconds the entryphone emits a high tone.
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