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Entel i2 Door Entry System ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Installation Guide

Tynetec operates a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to modify the specification of its products.

If any variation to the details in this document are suspected please contact Tynetec’s Technical Support on 01670 352371.

Tynetec, a business unit of Legrand Electric Ltd Unit 10 Cowley Road, Blyth Riverside Business Park, Blyth

Northumberland, NE24 5TF. Tel: 01670 352 371 Fax: 01670 362 807 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tynetec.co.uk


CONTENTS

Section Topic Page

1 Overview 3

2 Controller 4

3 Door Panels 5

4 Telephones 8

5 Lock Release 10

6 Easikey Option 11

7 Programming 12

8 Test Mode 16

9 Commissioning 18


RELEASELOCK

1.00mm PAIR

PTEBUTTON

CONTACTDOOR

1 PAIR

1 PAIR

2.5mm EARTH

4 PAIR (LINE & POWER)

OPTION 2 (DAISY CHAIN)

1 PAIR TO EACH FLAT

CONNECTED IN PARALLELMAX 15 TELEPHONES

DOOR PANEL

OR

1 PAIR

240V ACMAINS SUPPLY

ENTEL i2TELEPHONE

ENTEL i2CONTROLLER

ENTEL i2

EXIT

6 7 8

4 53

1 2

PRESS FLAT NUMBER REQUIREDWAIT FOR ANSWERSPEAK INTO DOOR PANELENTER WHEN LOCK IS RELEASED

TO PACCONTROLLER(OPTIONAL)

6 CORE7/0.2mm

MAX 15 TELEPHONES INDIVIDUALLYCONNECTED TO THE CONTROLLER

OPTION 1 (STAR)

1. OVERVIEW The Entel i2 Functional Door Entry system is designed to comply with most Local Authority’s specifications for buildings with up to 15 flats and 1 entrance door.

Door panels are vandal resistant stainless steel with engraved operating instructions and a flush mounting backbox. The controller includes a low voltage power supply and a termination board housed in an IP65 lockable enclosure. The telephone handsets have a single pushbutton for lock release or privacy and a single LED to indicate privacy mode or door open. A typical installation requires 2 separate cables between the door panel and the controller;

1 x 4 pair 0.5mm CW1308 BT spec (Line & Power Connection) 1 x 2.5mm Earth

If a Oneprox reader is fitted in the door panel then an additional 6 core 7/0.2 cable will be required to the PAC Easikey controller. Note, door panel backboxes and fascias must be bonded to the spare Mains Earth terminal in the controller using a 2.5 mm2 cable. Cable length to a door panel should not exceed 150 metres.

Telephones are connected using a 1 pair CW1308 spec cable, they can be individually wired back to the controller (star formation) or looped from flat to flat (daisy chain formation). Maximum cable length to a telephone should not exceed 200 metres.

A 12V DC fail safe or fail secure lock release can be is connected to the door panel. Always ensure a protection diode or MOV/varistor is fitted directly across the lock terminals to prevent voltage transients causing damage to the door panel electronics. Maximum lock current = 1A.

A N/C door contact can be connected to the door panel. This will terminate the lock release time after the door has been opened/closed and illuminate all telephone LED’s green if the door is left open.

A N/O press to exit button can be connected to the door panel, this will release the door lock and allow persons to exit the building.

See Tynetec Drg No. ZE200I for detailed wiring connections.


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W0057615V/60W SMPSU

TO 13.75VSET OUTPUT

BOARDTERMINATION

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2. CONTROLLER The Entel i2 controller (Tynetec P/No. ZE200I) is housed in a 300x300x150mm (HxWxD) IP65 lockable enclosure. This includes a fused mains termination block, a low voltage switch mode power supply unit and a termination board. The controller can connect up to 15 telephones and 1 door panel. Leads are provided for an optional 12V 2.8Ah rechargeable battery. 2.01 INSTALLATION

The controller should be located in a dry, secure area which is easily accessible for termination and future service. The cable entry plate is normally on the bottom with the door hinges on the right hand side. The backplate can be inverted if it is necessary to fit the enclosure with the cable entry plate on the top and hinges on the left. Always ensure proprietary cable glands are used to maintain the IP65 rating of the enclosure. 2.02 EARTH BONDING

All door entry metalwork eg. controller cabinet, door panel backbox & fascia, fireman’s switches, etc. must be bonded to Earth via the Mains Earth terminal using a minimum of 2.5 mm2 cable. 2.03 MAINS SUPPLY

The 240V AC mains connection should be taken from the landlords supply and terminated in the fused screw terminal block provided in the controller. Replacement fuse = 20mm 3A anti‐surge. 2.04 SMPSU MODULE

The controller includes a 15V/60W switched mode power supply unit which has been factory set to 13.75V DC for battery charging. This can provide an output current of 4.3A with solid state overload protection ‐ there are no user replaceable fuses in the SMPSU module. 2.05 BATTERY STANDBY

An optional 12V 2.8Ah rechargeable battery (Tynetec P/No. F00040) can be connected to maintain normal operation in the event of a mains failure. The standby power requirement of a typical system (excluding lock release) is approx 200mA, therefore the actual time the system will be supported by the battery is determined mainly by the lock current. A protection circuit will disconnect the battery in the event of prolonged mains failure to prevent damage to the battery. The mains supply must be applied first to energise the protection circuit, ie. the system will not function by simply connecting the battery alone.


3. DOOR PANEL Entel i2 Functional door panels are manufactured with the number of buttons to match the number of flats in the building (maximum 15). Each button is engraved with the corresponding flat number and a high‐visibility yellow ring. When a button is pressed a voice message will confirm the flat number being called. If the telephone is turned off a voice message will announce “Sorry Not Available – Please Try Later”. Timeout pips will sound if a conversation is held to within 10 seconds of the programmed speech time, the call will then automatically cancel. When the door lock is released from a telephone or the Trade button a voice message will announce “Door Open – Please Enter”.

The optional Trade button is used for Services to gain access during preset time periods each day. If the Trade button is pressed during a trade period the door lock is released. 3.01 DOOR PANEL RANGE

1 TO 9 WAY 10 to 15 WAY 3.02 ONEPROX READER OPTION

All door panels have a 40mm square cut‐out and 4 off M3 x 20mm studs for a PAC 20049 Oneprox panel mount reader (ordered separately). If the reader is not supplied then a Tynetec Logo blanking plate is fitted. Door panels with a PAC reader fitted will require an additional 6 core 7/0.2mm cable connected to the PAC Easikey controller ‐ see section 6. 3.03 TRADE TIMES

The door panel has an integral real time clock with it’s own battery back‐up. Up to 3 trade periods can be set which will repeat every day. Automatic British Summer Time (BST) adjustment is made in March and October if enabled in programming – see section 7.18.

During a trade period the door panel TRADE button can be pressed to gain access, if the door panel does not have TRADE button then the door lock will automatically release for the full trade period. The Trade option can be disabled if not required. See sections 7.14 to 7.17 for Trade related programming.

1 2 3

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7 8 9

121110

13 14 15


1 2 3

654

7 8 9



3. DOOR PANELS 3.04 BACKBOX CUT‐OUT

The cut‐out dimensions given below will allow the backbox to fit flush into the wall or door screen ‐ the backbox bezel will overlap this cut‐out by approx 10mm on all sides.

TYNETEC P/No. DESCRIPTION HEIGHT WIDTH DEPTH

ZSD201‐209 1 to 9 Way Functional Door Panel 320mm 170mm 60mm

ZSD210‐215 10 to 15 Way Functional Door Panel 415mm 170mm 70mm

3.05 BACKBOX INSTALLATION

All backboxes are flush mounting with a stainless steel bezel, there are 2 different backbox sizes depending on the door panel model, see table above. All door panel fascias are fixed by 6 off M5x12mm allen key screws which require a 3mm allen key tool. The backbox should be orientated with the single Earth stud in the top left hand corner. Do not cut a hole in the top face of the backbox for cable entry ‐ this may allow water to enter and damage the electronic components or keypad. Cable entry into the backbox should be through the side or rear 20mm knockouts provided. Important: the backbox and fascia must be bonded to the spare Earth terminal in the controller using 2.5 mm2 cable. The height above finished floor level at which the backbox is mounted should be clarified with the Supervising Officer. The backbox should be cut into the brick work or door screen and sealed with a suitable mastic to prevent water ingress. 3.06 SURFACE/FLUSH COWLINGS

If it is not possible to flush mount the backbox then a surface mount stainless steel cowling is available. To provide additional protection from the elements a flush cowling can be fitted to a flush mounted backbox.

DOOR PANEL RANGE SURFACE COWLING P/No. FLUSH COWLING P/No.

ZSD201‐209 HM1130 HM1100

ZSD210‐215 HM1140 HM1105

To fit a surface cowling; the stainless steel bezel must be removed from the standard flush backbox. Fit the backbox (without bezel) inside the cowling before fixing to the wall.

To fit a flush cowling; fit the cowling around the backbox behind the bezel before fixing into the wall.


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A00464TERMINATION

BOARD

DOOR CONTACT, PRESSTO EXIT & DOOR LOCK

TERMINALS

ZSD201-215

DOOR PANEL

BACKBOXEARTHPOINT

1 PAIR

1 PAIR

2.5mmEARTH

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ABAB

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BOARDDOOR PANEL

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ENTEL i2 CONTROLLER

1 PAIR

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SMPSU15V/60WW00576

DOOR PANEL EARTH

12V

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3. DOOR PANELS 3.07 FERRITE CORE

The ferrite core provided (Tynetec P/No. T06050) must be fitted inside the backbox as shown below;

WIRING TO DOOR PANEL WIRING FROM CONTROLLER The 4 pair cable must be looped once through the ferrite core before being connected to the door panel board. The ferrite core suppresses Electro Static Discharge (ESD) transients which could otherwise travel down the wiring and cause damage to components in the door panel. 3.08 DOOR PANEL CONNECTION

Two separate cables should be installed from the controller to the door panel; a 4 pair CW1308 cable for the Line A/B & 12V/0V power and a 2.5mm Earth. IMPORTANT: Never use spare pairs in the multi‐core cable for the Earth connection. 3.09 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

The door panel and telephone audio levels are set in program mode – see sections 7.11 and 7.12. 3.10 DOOR LOCK CONNECTIONS

For details on the door lock, press to exit and door contact connections see section 5.00.


4. TELEPHONES From a single press of a door panel button the telephone will ring for a preset time (default 5 cycles) or until the handset is lifted. Speech is private between the door panel and the dwelling called and cannot be overheard by other users from their handsets.

The telephone has a single pushbutton to release the door lock or select privacy mode. The LED indicator will illuminate red for privacy mode or green if the door is open.

PUSHBUTTON

LED INDICATOR

4.01 PRIVACY MODE

With the handset on‐hook and no call in progress the pushbutton is used to select privacy mode. Privacy can operate as a simple on/off action or with a timed auto‐reset from 1 to 99 minutes ‐ see section 7.10. The LED indicator will illuminate red when privacy is on. If the button is pressed again when privacy is “on” the telephone will be reset to normal operation. 4.02 LOCK RELEASE FUNCTION

When the telephone has been called and the handset is lifted the pushbutton is used to release the door lock. The lock release duration is programmable from 1 to 99 seconds ‐ see section 7.09. 4.03 DOOR OPEN INDICATION

The LED indicator will illuminate green on all telephones when the entrance door is open (provided a N/C door contact is connected across the door panel T/G & 0V terminals). Note: the LED will not go green during an active call. 4.04 TELEPHONE RING TONE

The telephone ring tone will repeat until the handset is lifted. The number of ring cycles is programmable from 1 to 10 – see section 7.13. If the telephone is not answered the call will automatically cancel after the preset number of cycles. 4.05 TELEPHONE SPEECH TIME

When a telephone is called the speech time will commence once the handset is lifted, this is programmable from 1 to 99 seconds ‐ see section 7.08. The speech time will cancel when the handset is replaced on the hook. If a conversation is held to within 10 seconds of the programmed speech time timeout pips will be sounded before the call automatically cancels.


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CONTROLLER POWER.SPARE PAIR TOLOCAL PSU OR

TRIG

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12V DC

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ZSL055 STROBE

ENTEL i2 TELEPHONE

ENTEL i2 CONTROLLER

A00464TERMINATION

BOARD

ABAB

ABAB

ABAB

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OPTIONAL

4. TELEPHONES 4.06 TELEPHONE CONNECTION Each telephone can be individually wired to the controller (star formation) using a 1 pair CW1308 twisted pair cable or up to 15 telephones can be wired in parallel on the same 1 pair cable (daisy chain formation). 4.07 SETTING TELEPHONE ID

Each telephone has a 4 way DIL switch to set a unique ID. Telephone ID’s must run sequentially starting from 1 through to 15. For ease of programming set telephone ID 1 in the lowest flat number in the building.

TEL ID DIL SWITCH NUMBER

1 2 3 4

1 ON OFF OFF OFF 2 OFF ON OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF 4 OFF OFF ON OFF 5 ON OFF ON OFF 6 OFF ON ON OFF 7 ON ON ON OFF 8 OFF OFF OFF ON

9 ON OFF OFF ON

10 OFF ON OFF ON

11 ON ON OFF ON

12 OFF OFF ON ON

13 ON OFF ON ON

14 OFF ON ON ON

15 ON ON ON ON

DIL switches 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 represent binary 1 – 2 – 4 – 8

4.08 OPTIONAL STROBE

A strobe light for the hard of hearing (Tynetec P/No. ZSL055) can be connected to the telephone Trig and 0V terminals. The strobe also requires connection to a local power supply (12VDC @ 200mA) within the flat or connection to the controller AUX 12V/0V supply if spare cables are available.

IMPORTANT: Only 1 strobe can be connected per telephone.


5. LOCK RELEASE The choice of electric lock release lock is left to the installer so the most appropriate type and mounting kit can be obtained for each installation.

The lock chosen should operate from 12V DC for direct connection to the Entel i2 door panel, if an AC lock or higher voltage DC lock is used then a separate PSU will be required. 5.01 12V DC LOCK CONNECTION

The lock release is connected directly across the door panel Lock Supply (LKSP) and Lock Return (LKRT) terminals using 1.0mm cable.

The LKSP terminal is a +12V DC supply fused at 1A. The LKRT terminal is a switched 0V.

LKRT DC LOCK ONLY

LKSP

IMPORTANT

A reverse bias diode or a varistor/MOV must be fitted directly across all DC lock terminals to prevent back emf from the lock coil causing malfunction

and possible long term damage to the Entel i2 door panel.

Diode Type: 1N4001 or MOV Type: GNR07D330K

5.02 LOCK TYPE LINK SETTING

A link setting is provided on the door panel board to choose a standard (fail secure) or fail safe lock type. With LK1 in position “A” 0V is applied during the lock release period. With LK1 in position “B” 0V is removed during the lock release period.

LINK No. LINK POSITION 'A' LINK POSITION 'B'

LK1 standard lock fail safe lock

A standard lock requires power to unlock (fail secure). A fail safe lock requires power to lock (fail open). 5.03 LOCK RELEASE DURATION

The time the lock release remains open is programmable from 1 to 99 seconds, see section 7.09. 5.04 PRESS TO EXIT (PTE) CONNECTION

A N/O press to exit button can be connected across the 0V and EXLK terminals in the door panel to override the lock release and allow egress from the building. For added safety it is recommended that the PTE button N/C contacts are also connected in series with the lock supply wiring on fail safe locks. 5.05 TAILGATE CONNECTION

A N/C door contact should be connected across the 0V and T/G terminals in the door panel to detect when the door is opened. This will automatically terminate the lock timer 2 seconds after the door re‐closes and reduce the likelihood of other visitors entering during the same lock release period.

The contact is also used to illuminate the telephone LED’s green to indicate “door open”. If a door contact is not fitted then T/G must be linked to 0V and the telephone door open LED’s will not function.


SET LOCK TIME TO MINIMUM (2 SECS)SE LOCK OUTPUT TO FAIL SECURE

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ENTEL i2

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YELLOWRED

6. EASIKEY 250 OPTION The PAC Easikey 250 system can be interfaced to the Entel i2 to allow residents access to the building without the need for a mechanical lock and key. The Easikey 250 system consists of one or two readers, a controller and up to 250 proximity tokens which are issued to the residents.

The Oneprox panel mount reader can be fitted inside a standard Entel i2 door panel. Oneprox vandal resistant stainless steel readers can be surface mounted separately.

The Easikey 250 controller is available in its own metal box complete with power supply or unboxed with an inner door mounting kit for fitting inside the Entel i2 controller.

A maximum of 250 Oneprox tokens can be used with the Easikey 250 system. Up to 3 of these tokens must be retained as “Editors” which are needed when adding/deleting tokens in the future.

TYNETEC P/No. DESCRIPTION

PA20049 Oneprox panel mount reader

PA20424 Oneprox vandal resistant reader

PA22275 Easikey 250 boxed controller

PA22370 Easikey 250 unboxed controller

PH0020 Easikey inner door mounting kit

PA21087 Oneprox token

6.01 EASIKEY 250 WIRING

Connection of the Easikey equipment to the Entel i2 door panel is shown below: When connected correctly the Easikey controller will trigger the Entel i2 external lock input which will release the lock for the time period programmed via the door entry. 6.02 EASIKEY 250 PROGRAMMING

The Easikey 250 controller must be programmed for a standard lock type with 2 seconds lock release time. See instructions supplied with the Easikey controller.


BOARDDOOR PANEL

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EXITDOWNUPENTER

RESET

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USB

7. PROGRAMMING To enter program mode plug‐in a standard BT type telephone into the LINE socket inside the door panel.

PRESS RESET

Lift the handset then press the door panel RESET button Wait for the “Program Mode – Ready” prompt in the telephone earpiece. Now enter the Parameter Number followed by …see table below;

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION DEFAULTS

1 Load System Defaults ‐

2 Set Time (Hours/Minutes) 24 hour clock ‐

3 Set Date (Date/Month) DD/MM ‐

4 Set Day & Year (Day/Year) DD/YY 01 = Monday ‐

5 Assign Door Panel Buttons to Telephones None

6 Assign Flat Numbers to Telephones 1 to 1

7 Enable/Disable Flat Number Speech During Call Disabled

8 Set Call Time (1 to 99 Secs) 60 Secs

9 Set Lock Time (1 to 99 Secs) 10 Secs

10 Set Telephone Privacy Time (0 = on/off or 1 to 99 Mins) 10 Mins

11 Set Door Panel Audio Level (1 to 5) 3

12 Set Telephone Audio Level (1 to 5) 3

13 Set Number of Ring Cycles (1 to 10) 5

14 Set Trade Start Time 1 00:00

15 Set Trade Stop Time 1 00:00 16 Set Trade Start Time 2 00:00 17 Set Trade Stop Time 2 00:00 18 Set Trade Start Time 3 00:00 19 Set Trade Stop Time 3 00:00 20 Enable/Disable Trade Function Disabled 21 Enable/Disable Auto‐BST Enabled

When entering a parameter change you must press to save the new setting If you don’t want to change a parameter setting press # to exit at any time To ENABLE a feature press 1 To DISABLE a feature press 0 To EXIT program mode replace the telephone on the hook – the door panel will announce the current firmware version e.g. “One Zero Zero A” (1.00A) All settings are stored in non‐volatile memory and are retained in the event of power failure.

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6

3

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7. PROGRAMMING 7.01 LOAD SYSTEM DEFAULTS

This will clear all programming back to the factory defaults listed in the table on the previous page.

Press 1 and a message will announce “Load Defaults” Press and a message will announce “Defaults Loaded – Ready” If you don’t want to load defaults press # to exit the mode 7.02 SET TIME

Press 2 and a message will announce “Time 15 50” (e.g. current time 3:50 PM) Enter the correct time HHMM (24 hour format) followed by A message will announce the new time setting “Time HHMM – Ready” If you don’t want to change the time setting press # to exit the mode Note: the time is not cleared if defaults are loaded. 7.03 SET DATE

Press 3 and a message will announce “Date 09 04” (e.g. current date 9th April) Enter the correct date DDMM (date & month) followed by A message will announce the new date setting “Date DDMM – Ready” If you don’t want to change the date setting press # to exit the mode Note: the date & month is not cleared if defaults are loaded. 7.04 SET DAY AND YEAR

Press 4 and a message will announce “Day and Year 05 10” (e.g. Friday 2010) 01 = Monday Enter the correct day and year DDYY followed by A message will announce the new day and year setting “Day and Year DDYY – Ready” If you don’t want to change the day and year setting press # to exit the mode Note: the day and year is not cleared if defaults are loaded. 7.05 ASSIGN ENTRANCE KEYS TO TELEPHONES

This allows the door panel buttons to be set to call the correct telephones.

Press 5 and a message will announce “Assign Entrance Keys” Press the door panel buttons in order from lowest to highest flat number See Note After each door panel key press a message will announce “Handset 1” … “Handset 2” …etc If the door panel has a TRADE button press this twice after the last flat number A message will announce “Trade” Press and a message will announce “Entrance Keys Saved – Ready”

this assumes the telephone ID’s have been set starting with ID 1 in the lowest flat number and running sequentially. If this is not the case press the flat numbers in order of the telephone ID’s. 7.06 ASSIGN FLAT NUMBERS TO TELEPHONES

This allows the actual flat number to be announced when the telephone is being called.

Press 6 and a message will announce “Assign Flat Numbers” followed by “Handset 1 – Flat Number 1” If telephone ID 1 is fitted in flat number 1 then press the key, if not… Enter the flat number “NN” which has telephone ID 1 fitted followed by the key A message will announce “Handset 1 – Flat Number NN” followed by “Handset 2 – Flat Number 2” Repeat for all flat numbers with telephones fitted

Note: from new, or if defaults are reloaded the door panel will not announce flat numbers – to enable this feature see section 7.07. Flat numbers can be a maximum of 4 digits, alpha numeric numbers e.g. 1A, 1B, etc. are not possible.


7. PROGRAMMING 7.07 ENABLE/DISABLE FLAT NUMBER SPEECH DURING RING

If enabled the door panel will announce the flat number being called. If disabled the door panel will announce “Calling Flat” only (no number spoken).

Press 7 and a message will announce “Flat Numbers Disabled” (e.g. current setting) Press 1 and a message will announce “Flat Numbers Enabled – Ready” Or press 0 and a message will announce “Flat Numbers Disabled – Ready” 7.08 SET CALL TIME

This is the duration of speech between the door panel and a telephone. When this time expires, or if the telephone is hung‐up, the call will be cancelled. Pips will sound 10 seconds before the call cancels.

Press 8 and a message will announce “Call Time 60 Seconds” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new call time SS (1 to 99 seconds) followed by A message will announce the new call time setting “Call Time SS Seconds – Ready” 7.09 SET LOCK TIME

This is the duration the door lock will remain released for from a telephone, the Trade button or EXLK input. If a door contact is fitted this timer will be reset 2 seconds after the door has been closed.

Press 9 and a message will announce “Lock Time 10 Seconds” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new lock time SS (1 to 99 seconds) followed by A message will announce the new lock time setting “Lock Time SS Seconds – Ready” 7.10 SET PRIVACY TIME

This is the duration for which a telephone can be turned off by the user (1 to 99 minutes). If set to “0” the telephone can be switched on/off manually without a timed automatic reset.

Press 10 and a message will announce “Privacy Time 10 Minutes” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new privacy time MM (1 to 99 minutes) followed by (enter 0 for on/off) A message will announce the new privacy time setting “Privacy Time MM Minutes – Ready” 7.11 SET DOOR AUDIO LEVEL

This allows the volume of speech at the door panel loudspeaker to be set.

Press 11 and a message will announce “Door Audio Level 3” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new audio level (1 to 5) followed by (1 = lowest) A message will announce the new audio level setting “Door Audio Level 4” 7.12 SET HANDSET AUDIO LEVEL

This allows the volume of speech at the telephone earpiece to be set.

Press 12 and a message will announce “Handset Audio Level 3” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new audio level (1 to 5) followed by (1 = lowest) A message will announce the new audio level setting “Handset Audio Level 4” 7.13 SET NUMBER OF RING CYCLES

This is the maximum duration that the telephone will ring for (1 ring cycle = approx 4 seconds). The telephone will stop ringing when the handset is lifted. If the maximum number of ring cycles is reached without the telephone being answered the call will cancel and the door panel will announce “Sorry – Not Available”.

Press 13 and a message will announce “Handset Ring Cycles 5” (e.g. current setting) Enter a new number of ring cycles (1 to 10) followed by A message will announce the new ring cycles setting “Handset Ring Cycles 10”


7. PROGRAMMING 7.14 SET TRADE START TIME 1

This is the start time for Trade period 1. The same Trade 1 start time will apply to all days. If the TRADE button is pressed during the set period the door lock will be released. If the door panel does not have a TRADE button the door lock will be released for the full duration of the Trade period.

Press 14 and a message will announce “Trade Start Time 1 – 00:00” (e.g. current setting) Enter the new Trade period 1 start time HHMM (24 hour format) followed by A message will announce the new trade time setting “Trade Start Time 1 – HHMM – Ready” 7.15 SET TRADE STOP TIME 1

This is the stop time for Trade period 1. The same Trade 1 stop time will apply to all days.

Press 15 and a message will announce “Trade Stop Time 1 – 00:00” (e.g. current setting) Enter the new Trade period 1 stop time HHMM (24 hour format) followed by A message will announce the new trade time setting “Trade Stop Time 1 – HHMM – Ready” 7.16 SET TRADE START/STOP TIMES 2 & 3

Up to 3 Trade periods can be set. All 3 Trade periods will apply to all days. Repeat as above using parameters;

Press 16 for “Trade Start Time 2” Press 17 for “Trade Stop Time 2” Press 18 for “Trade Start Time 3” Press 19 for “Trade Stop Time 3” 7.17 ENABLE/DISABLE TRADE OPERATION

If enabled the door panel TRADE button will release the door lock (or the lock will be released for the entire Trade period if no Trade button is enabled). If disabled the Trade periods set above will be ignored, they are retained in memory if they need to be re‐enabled at a later date.

Press 20 and a message will announce “Trade Disabled” (e.g. current setting) Press 1 and a message will announce “Trade Enabled – Ready” Or press 0 and a message will announce “Trade Disabled – Ready” 7.18 ENABLE/DISABLE AUTO‐BST

If enabled the British Summer Time +/‐ 1 hour clock changes will be applied automatically every March and October. If disabled the system time must be adjusted manually every March and October.

Press 21 and a message will announce “Auto British Summer Time Enabled” (e.g. current setting) Press 0 and a message will announce “Auto British Summer Time Disabled – Ready” Or press 1 and a message will announce “Auto British Summer Time Enabled – Ready” 7.19 EXIT PROGRAM MODE

To EXIT program mode replace the telephone handset on the hook Wait for the door panel to announce its firmware version e.g. “One Zero Zero A” (1.00A) Unplug the telephone from the door panel LINE socket The system is now ready for use.


8. TEST MODE A test mode is available to allow a lone worker to check the line connection to all telephones, record and playback door panel & telephone audio and to adjust the telephone ring tone volume. TO ENTER TEST MODE

Press the RESET button on the PCB inside the door panel Wait for the door panel to announce the firmware version e.g. “One Zero Zero A” followed by “Ready” Press the ENTER button on the PCB inside the door panel The door panel will announce “Test Mode Enabled” followed by the first option “Test 1 – Handset Test” Use the UP/DOWN buttons to step through the test mode options Press the ENTER button to select an option Press the EXIT button to quit the option Test menu options are listed below;

TEST No. TEST TYPE DESCRIPTION

1 Handset Test Tests wiring connection to telephones and reports any faults

2 Handset Audio Record Allows a message to be recorded from the telephone

3 Door Audio Record Allows a message to be recorded from the door panel

4 Door Audio Playback Listen to the message from Test 2 at the door panel

5 Handset Audio Playback Listen to the message from Test 3 at the telephone

6 Handset Ring Level Allows the telephone ring volume to be set

If a test option is not selected for 60 seconds the door panel will announce “Test Mode Disabled” When a test option is selected you have 15 minutes to perform the test.

8.01 TEST 1 – HANDSET TEST

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Handset Test – Please Wait” After a short delay the door panel should announce “Zero Faults” followed by “Test 1 – Handset Test” If faults exist the telephone ID’s with faults will be announced Check the wiring/ID settings in these telephones Press UP to select the next test 8.02 TEST 2 – HANDSET AUDIO RECORD

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Handset Audio Record – Press Lock Key to Start” Go to a telephone in a flat, lift the handset and press the lock button You will hear a message in the earpiece “3‐2‐1 Record Start” Speak a short test message into the telephone in a normal voice After 5 seconds you will hear a message in the earpiece “Record Stop” Hang‐up the telephone, return to the door panel and press EXIT The door panel will announce the current test mode Press UP to select the next test 8.03 TEST 3 – DOOR AUDIO RECORD

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Door Audio Record – Press Entrance Key to Start” Temporarily refit the door panel into the backbox and press any button The door panel will announce the message “3‐2‐1 Record Start” Speak a short test message into the door panel in a normal voice After 5 seconds the door panel will announce “Record Stop” Remove the door panel from the backbox and press EXIT The door panel will announce the current test mode Press UP to select the next test


8. TEST MODE 8.04 TEST 4 – DOOR AUDIO PLAYBACK

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Door Audio Playback – Press Entrance Key to Start” Temporarily refit the door panel into the backbox and press any button The door panel will playback the message recoded in TEST 2 Press again to repeat the message Remove the door panel from the backbox and press EXIT The door panel will announce the current test mode Press UP to select the next test 8.05 TEST 5 – HANDSET AUDIO PLAYBACK

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Handset Audio Playback – Press Lock Key to Start” Go to a telephone in a flat, lift the handset and press the lock button You will hear a message recorded in TEST 3 playback in the earpiece Press again to repeat the message Return to the door panel and press EXIT The door panel will announce the current test mode Press UP to select the next test 8.06 TEST 6 – HANDSET RING LEVEL

Press ENTER and the door panel will announce “Handset Ring Level – Press Lock Key to Start” Go to a telephone in a flat, lift the handset and press the lock button The telephone will ring 1 cycle, press again to repeat Remove the telephone lid and adjust VR1 to the desired ring volume level Return to the door panel and press EXIT The door panel will announce the current test mode Press UP to select the next test 8.07 TO EXIT TEST MODE

Press EXIT and the door panel will announce “Test Mode Disabled” The system is now ready for use


9. COMMISSIONING 9.01 FULL SYSTEM TEST

Press the door panel button to call the first flat number The telephone in the flat should ring and a message should announce “Calling Flat XX” Check the flat number announced is the same as that engraved on the door panel button When the handset is lifted the telephone ring and door panel message should stop Confirm the flat number called is the telephone answered Check two way speech between door/flat, volume level OK with no feedback When the telephone button is pressed a message should announce “Door Open – Please Enter” Check the door lock is released Check the speech cancels when the telephone is hung‐up Check the door re‐locks 2 seconds after it has closed Press the telephone button to select privacy mode – the LED will illuminate red Call the same flat, the telephone should not ring and a message should announce “Sorry – Not Available” Press the telephone button again to turn privacy mode off – the LED will go out Call the same flat, after the call is answered hang‐up without releasing the lock Check the call cancels and a message should announce “Sorry – Access Denied” Repeat above tests for each flat. Wedge the entrance door open and check the LED’s are illuminated green on ALL telephones

If not in a trade time period the door panel TRADE button should not function Enter program mode and reset the system time to within a trade time period. Exit program mode. Press the door panel TRADE button, a message should announce “Door Open – Please Enter” and the door lock will release. Return to the program mode and reset the correct time.

9.02 TYPICAL FAULTS

FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE

Door panel dead ‐ 12V Supply LED not lit Mains or low voltage power supply fault

Door panel makes no sound and telephones do not ring when buttons are pressed

Door panel buttons not programmed to telephones

Door panel announces “Sorry – Not Available” when a button is pressed

Telephone has privacy mode on, the telephone ID is set incorrectly or a wiring fault

Speech volume levels too low or too high Audio levels need setting correctly

Humming noise on audio Excessive current being drawn from PSU

Data noise on audio Twisted pairs not used for line A/B wiring

No 12V DC power supply to lock 1A lock fuse on door panel blown

System crashes when the lock is released or at the end of the lock release period

No reverse bias diode/MOV suppression across door lock terminals

Lock operates in reverse (i.e. locks when it should be open and vica‐versa)

Door panel LK1 set incorrectly

Telephone LED’s permanently lit green T/G terminal open circuit or door contact not fitted/working correctly

Telephone LED’s not illuminating green when the door is open

T/G terminal permanently linked to 0V or door contact not fitted/working correctly


9. COMMISSIONING 9.03 COMMISSIONING RECORD

Record all system details and programming below for reference on future service calls;

Block Address: ________________________

Installed By: __________________________

Door Panel

Flat No’s. on Buttons: ________________ Call Time: Default 60 Secs ____ Secs Trade Button Fitted: Yes No Lock Time: Default 10 Secs ____ Secs Oneprox Reader Fitted: Yes No Ring Cycles: Default 5 Cycles ____ Cycles Door Contact Fitted: Yes No Door Panel Volume: Default 3 Level ___ Press to Exit Button Fitted: Yes No Telephone Volume: Default 3 Level ___ Door Lock Type: Fail Safe Fail Secure Flat No. Speech: Enabled Disabled Firmware Version: V _____

Controller

Part No: ZE200I Other ___________ Serial No. ________________

Trade Times

Trade Option: Enabled Disabled Trade Period 1: Start: ___:___ Stop: ___:___ Auto BST: Enabled Disabled Trade Period 2: Start: ___:___ Stop: ___:___ Trade Period 3: Start: ___:___ Stop: ___:___

Telephones

Privacy: Default 10 Mins Timed Privacy Timed Privacy ___ Mins On/Off Privacy

Telephone ID Flat No. Strobe Fitted Tested By Notes

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Commissioning Engineer: _________________

Completion Date: ___ /___ /___


Tynetec, a business unit of Legrand Electric Ltd Unit 10 Cowley Road, Blyth Riverside Business Park, Blyth

Northumberland, NE24 5TF. Tel: 01670 352 371 Fax: 01670 362 807 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tynetec.co.uk

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