Bticino Terraneo User manual

Terraneo

Porter switchboard

Installation instructions

10/02 - PC

344002

Part. T6068A

Terraneo 3

1INTRODUCTION 5

WARNINGS AND TIPS 5

PACKAGE CONTENTS 5

GENERAL VIEW 6

 Programming and display keyboard 7

 Keypad 8

 Menu management buttons 8

GENERAL DESCRIPTION 9

 First connection 10

 Factory-set functions 10

GENERAL CONTENTS

2USE 11

2.1 CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS 11

2.1.1 Call to the Exchange 11

2.1.2 How to answer a call from EP 11

2.1.3 How to put through a call from EP to IU 12

2.1.4 How to answer a call from IU 13

2.1.5 Call queue 13

2.1.6 How to call an IU in the call queue 14

2.2 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 15

2.2.1 Commands with the dedicated buttons 15

2.2.2 Commands from the directory menu 18

2.2.3 Putting calls through to slave internal unit 19

2.2.4 Search by name 19

2.2.5 DAY/NIGHT operating mode 20

2.3 ALARM SIGNALS 21

2.3.1 Signals from IU 22

2.3.2 Signals from COMMON PARTS 23

3PROGRAMMING 24

ACCESS TO THE MAIN MENU 24

ACCESS TO THE PROGRAMMING MENU 25

PROGRAMMING MENU TREE 26

3.1 INTERNAL DIRECTORY 27

3.1.1 New name (standard mode) 27

3.1.2 Change name (standard mode) 28

3.1.3 Erase name (standard mode) 29

3.1.4 New name (coded mode) 30

3.1.5 Change name (coded mode) 31

3.1.6 Erase name (coded mode) 32

3.2 EXTERNAL DIRECTORY 33

3.2.1 New name 33

3.2.2 Change name 34

3.2.3 Erase name 35

3.3 SEGNALLINGS 36

3.3.1 Apartments 36

3.3.2 Common parts 39

Digital system 4

3.4 SETTINGS 41

3.4.1 Bell volume 41

3.4.2 Date/Hour 42

3.4.3 Day/Night 44

3.4.4 Secret code 51

3.4.5 Master entrance panel 52

3.4.6 Local address 53

3.4.7 Cange language 54

3.4.8 Call select 55

3.5 OTHER FUNCTIONS 56

3.5.1 Numeric programming 56

3.5.2 2nd switchboard 57

3.5.3 Slave internal unit 58

3.5.4 Sole entrance panel 59

3.5.5 Call from IU 60

3.5.6 Panic allarm 61

4ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS AND PROGRAMMINGS 62

4.1 CONFIGURATION AND ADDRESSING 62

4.2 DIRECT CALL FROM EP TO EXCHANGE AT NIGHT 62

4.3 SYSTEMS WITH SEVERAL EXCHANGES 63

4.3.1 Systems with Exchanges in parallel 63

4.3.2 Systems with independent exchanges 64

4.4 SYSTEMS WITH ISOLATED RISER EP 65

4.5 SEPARATE CAMERA 65

4.6 TRANSFER OF THE PHONE BOOK FROM IU TO EP 65

5INSTALLATION 66

INSTALLATION WITHOUT VIDEO SECTION 66

 Table with inclined support supplied 66

 Wall with metal bracket item 337150 66

 Wall with inclined support supplied 67

 Flush-mounted with the accessories of the Multifunction Multibox boxes 67

INSTALLATION WITH VIDEO SECTION 68

 Table with inclined support item 337132 and cable supplied 68

 Wall with metal bracket item 337170 69

 Wall with inclined support item 337132 70

 Flush-mounted with the accessories of the Multifunction Multibox boxes 71

6CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 72

DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH PORTER SWITCHBOARD 72

VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH PORTER SWITCHBOARD 74

7APPENDIX 76

TECHNICAL DATA 76

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WARNINGS AND TIPS

Before proceeding with the installation read this manual carefully, because the guarantee will

be automatically cancelled as a result of negligence, incorrect operation, improper use or

tampering with the circuit by unauthorised people.

The switchboard can be installed on the wall or on a table using the inclined base supplied. In

video door entry units, the video section item 334402 can be fitted by the side of the switchboard

to allow the display of the entrance panel (EP) from which the call has been made.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

The switchboard package contains:

●switchboard item 344002

●inclined support for installation on a table or on the wall

●2 m cable

●user instruction manual

●installer instruction for use manual

The following abbreviations are used in this manual:

IU = Internal Unit

EP = Entrance Panel

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1INTRODUCTION

GENERAL VIEW

Handset

Loudspeaker

Message display

Buttons to scroll phone books and menus

Menu confirmation button

Menu cancel button

Monitor self-switching on button

Light command button

Open-door button

Button to send and transfer calls

Day/Night button

Keypad

Red emergency signal LED

10.

11.

12.

13.

Menu management

buttons

Dedicated buttons

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 Programming and display keyboard

In rest conditions the Exchange display shows:

- day (

Mon, Tues, etc.

)

- date (

day/month/year

)

- time (

hour:minutes

)

- operating mode a (automatic)

m(manual)

D (day)

N (night)

When the symbol is displayed on the second line of the display it indicates that other options are

available in the menu chosen which can be selected with the menu management buttons .

Cancelling the selection or cancelling

entered or pre-set data

Confirmation of the selection

displayed or data entering

Selects the various menu options and

moves the cursor in the display to modify

the data entered.

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 Keypad

For some functions the keypad can type both numbers and letters.To do this press the same

button several times. As an example on pressing button 2A-B-C-2 appears on the display in

succession; pressing a different button the display cursor moves to the next letter.

To type letters of the same button in sequence, move the display cursor to the next letter

using the button as shown in the example.

Example: to enter the name BAI in the internal directory, proceed as follows

 Menu management buttons

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Moves the cursor to the next letter

Moves the cursor to the previous letter

Cancels the data entered

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The switchboard can only be connected to a TERRANEO digital door entry or video

door entry system.

The Switchboard has the following main functions:

● call an IU

● receive calls from the EP and, if necessary, put them through to the IU

● receive ordinary or alarm calls from the IU

● command the EP electric door lock

● switch on the staircase light

● activate a relay

● switch on an EP or camera (

monitoring

)

● cycle between the cameras (

surveillance

)

The switchboard also has:

●DAY/NIGHT management which can enable the Exchange functions just at set time

bands which the user can program;

●a CALL QUEUE, where the IU calls which could not be answered are saved;

●an INTERNAL DIRECTORY and an EXTERNAL DIRECTORY. Their programming allows

easy identification of the apartment or entrance panel calling.

1 2 3

45 6

7 8 9

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Switching on cameras

or entrance panels

Internal

calls

Internal

calls

Porter

switchboard

Internal

stations

Internal

stations

Command lights

Entrance

panel

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First connection

After installing the porter Switchboard, for it to be operative, some functions must be

personalised. This can be done by means of guided menus shown on the Exchange display,

which can be reached from the PROGRAMMING MENU (

chapter 3

The following functions must thus be personalised (

for basic use

●CHANGE LANGUAGE (par. 3.4.7)

●DATE/HOUR (par. 3.4.2)

●SECRET CODE (par. 3.4.4)

●CALL SELECT (par. 3.4.8)

●INTERNAL DIRECTORY (par. 3.1)

●EXTERNAL DIRECTORY (par. 3.2)

Factory-set functions

The porter Switchboard is supplied with the following factory settings:

Secret code 12345

Call select STANDARD

Language ITALIAN

Master EP P= 1

Day/Night MANUAL

Day/Night EP ALL ACTIVE

Calls from IU ALWAYS ACTIVE

Panic alarm ALWAYS ACTIVE

To modify the language in which the messages on the Exchange display

are shown:

–enter the PROGRAMMING MENU as indicated on page 25;

–with the button select the SETTINGS menus and follow the

procedure described in sect. 3.4.7.

When this procedure has been performed all the messages on the display

will be in the language selected.

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