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C) 11 parameters to be configured
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1) Type of Call station
It is possible to select between a Main
Call station from which calls can be made
to all indoor sets or to the main entrance
switchboard and a Secondary call station
from which calls can be made only to the
indoor sets of the specific riser.
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2) Call station code
Each call station, whether Main or Secondary,
is identified by a code. The codes that can be
assigned to a call station depend however
on whether this is Main or Secondary.
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− If Main, the code will be between '1' and
'999';
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− If Secondary, the code will be between
'1' and '99' and will indicate the riser to
which it belongs.
3) Busy time
The busy time defines the minimum duration
of a call (including the time that passes
between forwarding of the call and reply
by the user). To guarantee this minimum
duration, the system may – in the case of
several concurrent calls - set one or more
call stations to 'Busy' status which is shown
on the display with the following message:
LINES BUSY
Please wait
When a Call Module has been set to Busy
status, it cannot be used to send calls (although
it can be used to enter lock release codes).
The busy time may be 10, 20, 30 or 40
seconds.
4) Electric lock management
Opening of the electric lock from an indoor
set may be 'Free' (FREE) or 'With Secrecy'
('SEC'): In the first case, the door can be
opened at any time; in the second case, it can
be opened only during the conversation.
The criteria according to which the various
electric locks are managed is important for
correct functioning of the system.
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ALWAYS COMPLY SCRUPULOUSLY WITH
THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BELOW BECAUSE
ONLY. THE. CONFIGURATIONS. DESCRIBED.
ARE.PERMITTED.
DS1038-030
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− In installations with a single main call
station and no secondary call station,
the call station can be configured either
with FREE LOCK RELEASE OR LOCK
RELEASE WITH SECRECY.
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− In systems with several main call stations
(in automatic switching), all the call
modules must be programmed with LOCK
RELEASE WITH SECRECY.
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− In systems with at least one secondary
call station, the main call station(s) must
be programmed with LOCK RELEASE
WITH SECRECY.
The secondary call station(s) can be
programmed as required with FREE
LOCK RELEASE OR LOCK RELEASE
WITH SECRECY.
In the first case, after a call from the main
station, activation of the lock release key
on the indoor set called will cause opening
of the lock connected to the main call
station and of the lock connected to the
secondary station on which that indoor
set.depends.
In the second case, following a call from the
main station, activation of the lock release
key on the indoor set called will cause
opening of the lock connected to the main
calling station only; a second call must
then be made from the secondary station in
order to open the lock connected to this.
5) Door open time
Indicates the time (in seconds) of duration
of the electric lock maintenance current.
WARNING: when locks that do not require
latching current are used, ALWAYS set the
lock release time to zero.
In the case of low absorption locks ONLY,
the door open time can be set between 1
and 30 seconds.
6) Duration of call ring
Indicates the duration of the call ring on the
indoor set. It is advisable to program the
same value on all call stations. Permissible
values (in seconds) range from 1 to 5.
7) Number of voice lines
The number of voice lines (including Main and
Secondary) in the system must be specified.
Settable values are '1' and '2'.
8) Buzzer Sound Level
The intensity of the acoustic signals (key
pressed, call forwarded, end of conversation
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