Programming instructions DoorCom Analoog DCA 612-0 · PDF fileFor the receiver of a BTS/BTC 750/ HTS/HTC 711- for a speech connection to the door during call button programming. DCA

Programming instructions

DoorCom® AnaloogDCA 612-0

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Fast and error-freecommissioning/programming of DCA 612-0• Connect the DCA to an analogue,unoccupied PBX extension.This PBX extension must have multi-ple-frequency dialling capability, inparticular during an internal connec-tion within the TC system.• Ensure that there is no direct pu-blic network connection program-med at the relevant PBX extensionon which the DCA is operated (auto-matic engagement of the public net-work line when the receiver is pickedup). If necessary, cancel this functionin the TC system programming.• The PBX extension must be pro-grammed as a telephone (not as afax, answering machine or door in-tercom, etc.).• If you want the DCA to call severaltelephones at the same time, the TCsystem must be programmed for thisfunction (known as group call,collective call, etc.). For further infor-mation, see the documentation forthe TC system.• It is not admissible to programcollective call reception entitlementfor the PBX extension to which theDCA is assigned.• If you wish the DCA to receivecalls, the call acceptance functionmust be activated when program-ming the DCA (menu system confi-guration, public network parame-ters, call acceptance). Entitlement toreceive public network calls mustthen be programmed out for theDCA connection within the TC sy-stem, or a separate number must beissued for the DCA.

As-delivered status • Call signal time 40 secs.• Max. speech time 3 mins.• Chain call time 20 secs.• Call acceptance - none• Config. PIN 0000 (i.e. no PIN ac-tive)• Code for external line - 0• Pause after external line - 1 sec.

Brief instructions for fastcommissioning and programming

Press the OK button

Press the cursor button until youreach the next display

Use the cursor buttons to selectwhich of the possible call buttonsshould be allocated (1, 2 or 3) and confirm with the OK button

Confirm with the OK button

Use the cursor buttons to enter thePBX extension you want to be called,e.g. 258, and confirm with ok.

Allocate more call buttons or quitwith the ESC button.

Confirm with the OK button

DCA 612-0 V 1.xS. SIEDLE & SÖHNE

Sprache/Language ändern/Change <OK>

User config.change with <OK>

Direct call no. 1change with <OK>

Config. TLN 1 change with <OK>

Select language:DeutschEnglishFrancaisItalianoDanskNederlands

save and return with

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Sprache/Languageändern/Change<OK>

Enter PIN0000 <OK>

System config.change with <OK>

PIN settingchange with <OK>

Door parameterchange with <OK>

Publ. nwk. param.change with <OK>

Concierge fct.change with <OK>

Service functionchange with <OK>

Default statuschange with <OK>

Service receiverchange with <OK>

Call btn assignm.Test with <OK>

Door call accept.change with <OK>

2User config.change with <OK>

User 1change with <OK>

Direct call no.change with <OK>

Chain call no.change with <OK>

Chain call fct.change with<OK>

SpracheDeutsch <OK>

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General

DoorCom® Analog DCA 612-0The DCA 612-… is a high-poweredinterface used to actuate a doorintercom system at a telecommuni-cation system.

In a large number of systems, it willcertainly only be necessary to carryout a few essential programmingsteps for commissioning purposes.

However, the system and the per-formance features can be upgradedat any time without problems and soadditional uses can be integrated ata later date as required.

Standard settings which areessential during commissioning:Menu points 2In the User Configuration menu,program the direct call numbers(e.g. required PBX extension).

Extended functions withsupplementary usesIn order to make full use of all theperformance features, all the menupoints must be looked at individuallyand changed where appropriate.

Programming structure

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Contents

Brief instructions for fastcommissioning and programming

Programming structure General remarks

User interface, Explanation of symbols Button function 3

Function table 4

Audible tones 5

CommissioningProgramming 6

Language 7

PIN protection, system config.,Configuration PIN 8

Selection PINExtended functions PIN 9

Door parametersCall signal time 10

Speech timeChain call time 11

DoormaticDoormatic release 12

Switching the Doormatic function on/off 13

Public network parametersCode for external line 14

Pause off hookPause after 1st/2nd TC system 15

Call acceptance 16

Switching the concierge function on/off 17

User configuration 18

Changing the direct call numberChanging the chain call number 19

Changing the chain call functionChanging the ID tone 20

Deleting usersChanging service functions 21

Default statusDoor call acceptance 22

Service receiverChecking the call button assignment 23

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For the receiver of a BTS/BTC 750…/HTS/HTC 711-… for a speechconnection to the door during callbutton programming.

DCA 612-0 User interfaceExplanation of symbols and button functions

Used to enter the programmingmode and to confirm (save) inputs.

Used to quit the individualprogramming menus and toterminate the programming session.

Used to scroll forwards and backduring programming

Used to move the cursor forwardsand back when entering numbers.

The scroll and cursor buttons areequipped with a repeat function. Ifthe buttons are held down, thenumbers continue to index onwards,or the cursor changes continuouslybetween the individual positions.

Application The DoorCom Analog DCA 612-…,which comes in a 6-grid switchpanel housing, is used as aninterface between a Siedle doorintercom system in the 1+n systemand an analogue telephoneconnection in a telecommunicationsystem (TCS).Towards the door, the DCA 612-…acts precisely in the same way as anHTS/HTC 711-… and is bound bythe same system limitations (numberof users, range). The DCA 612-… can be operated inthe countries D, GB, F, I, NL, DK, CHand A, taking into account the EUdirectives. Participants can be called withmultiple-frequency dialling(MFD) or flash. Participants musthave MFD capability.

Access to the keypad and to thedisplayThe lid of the housing can beopened by pulling at the upper rim. It covers the display, the buttons forprogramming and the socketprovided for plugging in the receiverof an HTS/HTC 711-… or a BTS/BTC 750-…

Socket

Programmingbutton

Escape button

Scroll button

Cursor button

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Function table DCA 612-0

MFdialling

0 - 9

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# 0

# 101# 102# 103# 21x# 22x# 23x# 31

# 32# 33# 41x# 50# 51# 52# 53# 54# 55# 56# 61# 71# 72# 73# 81x

# 82x

# 83x

# 801# 802# 803# 990# 991# 991# 910

Function

Accept door call

Simplex mode

Abort connection

Change direct call number user 1Change direct call number user 2Change direct call number user 3Switch DCSF relay 1Switch DCSF relay 2Switch DCSF relay 3Scan DCSF input 1

Scan DCSF input 2Scan DCSF input 3Concierge function on/offLight System control function 1System control function 2System control function 3System control function 4System control function 5System control function 6Door releaseDirect selection door 1Direct selection door 2Direct selection door 3Chain call function user 1 on/off

Chain call function user 2on/off

Chain call function user 3 on/offChange chain call number user 1Change chain call number user 2Change chain call number user 3Switch off Doormatic functionSwitch on Doormatic function

Function reset

PINpro-tection

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Description

An active door call through the DoorCom Analog(= ID tone is injected) can be accepted by entering anyoptional multiple frequency dialling character 0 - 9.

Only with an existing door call, the speech direction is switched over with each "9". The simplex mode is retaineduntil the end of the call.

Deliberate termin. of a connection, e.g. when the TC system doesn’t signal an engaged tone at the end of a callInput at the telephone: #101+new call number +#Input at the telephone: #102+new call number +#Input at the telephone: #103+new call number +#x=1: Switch on, x=0: Switch offx=1: Switch on, x=0: Switch offx=1: Switch on, x=0: Switch offStatus 1 (energized) or 0 (not energized) is signalled by2 different tones.

DittoDittox=1: Switch on, x=0: Switch offCorresponds to pressing the light button at the HTS/HTCOnly possible with SFCDittoDittoDittoDittoDittoCorr. to pressing the door release button at the HTS/HTCOnly possible with DCSF and additional wiringDitto Ditto x=1:Switch on chain call function user 1,x=0: switch off

x=1:Switch on chain call function user 2,x=0: switch off

x=1:Switch on chain call function user 3,x=0: switch offInput at the telephone: #801 +new call number +#Input at the telephone: #802 +new call number +#Input at the telephone: #803 +new call number +#

For safety reasons, double input is required

The functions Doormatic, concierge and chain call 1 - 3 are reset (switched off)

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Audible tones

Depiction of the audible tones whichare generated when operating theDCA and provide information on callsignals.

Possible enquiries:(Only with existing DCA telephoneconnection)#21x to #23x Relay 1 to 3#31x to #33x Inputs 1 to 3#41x Concierge function#81x to #83x Chain call function

User 1 to 3#99x Doormatic function

After selecting the function e.g. #22 for relay 2, a passive tonesounds if the relay has not switched(picked up). If the relay has switched(picked up), an active tone sounds.

By then dialling "0" or "1", therelay can be switched over to theother status.

ID tone 1

ID tone 2

ID tones 1 and 2 can be assigned, for instance, to two different doors. ID tone 1 also sounds whenever you call the DCA 612.

Special ID tone 1

Special ID tone 2

When activating the extended functions, Special ID tone 1 replaces ID tone 1 andSpecial ID tone 2 replaces ID tone 2

Active tone

Passive tone

The active/passive tone sounds only once per status enquiry.On a call through a DCSF input, the active/passive tone is generatedcyclically.

Positive acknowledgement tone

Sounds after a function has been correctly executed.

Negative acknowledgement tone

Sounds on incorrect input of functions or on timeout.

Engaged tone

Sounds after a call is aborted, for example due to timeout.

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Commissioning/programming

CommissioningFollowing the installation of allsystem users, the system can becommissioned.Permanent displaysWhen the power supply isconnected, one of the followingpermanent displays appears in theDCA 612-… display window.

Remark: The system is only operational ifone of the adjacent displays isindicated at the DCA 612-... ,whereby the version number (V 1.0) may differ.

Note!If no entry is made in the program-ming mode for a period of longerthan ten minutes, the DCA 612-…automatically switches back to theoperating mode.

PIN protectionThe programming menu of the DCA 612-… can be protected bymeans of a PIN against unauthorizedaccess. No default PIN has been defined.

This permanent display is alwayspresent as long as the system isoperational or not (no action on a/bline).During programming, you will beprompted by the display in dialogue.

a/b line engaged, connection not yetmade.

a/b line engaged, connection hasbeen made (but no statement aboutspeech connection to doorloudspeaker).

DCA being called on the a/binterface (only possible with activecall acceptance function, please see"Public network parameters - Callacceptance").

ProgrammingProgramming of the DCA 612-…takes place using the integratedbuttons and is supported by thedisplay. In order to program thesystem with all the functions, thecomplete installation of all systemusers must have first beencompleted. The switching/remote controlinterface DCSF 600-… must beintegrated in the DCA 612-… toallow programming for the inputsand outputs.


DCA 612-0 V 1.xMaking connection

DCA 612-0 V 1.xConnection

DCA 612-0 V 1.xCall

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Language

LanguageTo allow you to carry out theprogramming process in a languageyou understand, we offer 6alternative languages.

By pressing the programmingbutton, access the "Language"menu point.

In the factory, German is set as thedefault operator guidance language.If you wish to leave it in German,skip the "Language menu point".

In order to change the language,press the programming button.

Select the required language usingthe scroll button and press theprogramming button to save yourentry. Scroll on to PIN input with the scrollbutton.

User prompting by the display takesplace in the selected language.

Press the programming button

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Press the scroll / programmingbutton

Press the scroll button

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Sprache/Languageändern/Change <OK>

LanguageDeutsch <OK>

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If a PIN has been defined on initialcommissioning, you can only enterthe programming level with this PIN. Every PIN can be assigned to a num-ber greater than 0000 up to 9999,but must always have 4 digits. 0000 means that there is no PINdefined.

Press the scroll button in order toselect the number, and the cursorbutton in order to switch to the nextnumber. Press the programming button

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Press the scroll buttons / cursorbuttons to enter the requiredconfiguration PIN. To confirm, press the programmingbutton.

PIN protectionConfiguration PIN

PIN protectionThe saved settings can be protectedby a personal identification numberPIN. There is no default PIN entered.

PIN has been definedUsing the scroll buttons and thecursor buttons, enter the definedPIN.Confirm using the programmingbutton. This brings you automaticallyto

System configurationAt this programming level, there area total of three main menus, each ofwhich has several submenus, as theprogramming structure indicates.Move from one main menu to thenext using the scroll button. Using the programming button, youcan access the submenus below themain menus, and with the scrollbutton you can move within thisprogramming level.

If you do not wish to alter theconfiguration PIN, scroll further.

Using the programming button,access submenu 1.1, in which thePIN settings for the configuration,for extended functions and for DCAselection can be defined.

Press the programming button inorder to reach the selection menuPIN setting. Press the programming button againin order to change the Configura-tion PIN. You will only gain access to thesystem configuration with thecorrect configuration PIN.

Access the required number with thescroll button and move on to thenext number with the aid of thecursor button. Confirm with theprogramming button.

For this reason, the following menudoes not appear on initialcommissioning, but only when a PINhas been defined.

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Enter PIN _ <OK>

System config.change with <OK>


Config. PINchange with <OK>

Config. PIN0000 <OK>

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Selection PINPress the programming button onceto change the selection PIN.If you do not wish to change theselection PIN, scroll further. The selection PIN is required in orderto execute external control functionsand protects the DCA 612-…against unauthorized access by thirdparties. Press the programming button againin order to change the selection PIN.

Access the required number usingthe scroll buttons and index on tothe next number using the cursorbutton. Using the programming button,confirm

and scroll on to the extendedfunctions PIN with the scrollbutton.

Extended functions PINThis extended functions PIN is alwaysdefined as a block, i.e. it protectseither all extended functions ornone. The following functions are coveredby this PIN protection:· Changing a direct call number· Actuating the 3 relay contactswhen DCSF 600-… is integrated· Switching on/off the conciergefunction · Executing system control functions1 - 6, only possible via SFC 602-…· Switching on/off the chain call · Changing the chain call number· Switching on/off the Doormatic· Extended function resetPress the programming button oncein order to change the extendedfunctions PIN.If you do not wish to change theselection PIN, scroll on through orquit this submenu using the Escapebutton.

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Continue to press the scroll button /cursor button until the requiredconfiguration PIN is entered.

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Selection PIN- Selection PIN- Extended functions PIN

Selection PINchange with <OK>

Selection PIN0000 <OK>

Extended PIN fctchange with <OK>

Erweit.-Fkt.-PIN0000 <OK>

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Selection PIN- Extended functions PIN- Door parameters

Access the required number with thescroll button and with the aid of thecursor button move on to the nextnumber. Confirm with the programmingbutton and

quit this submenu with the ESCbutton.

Reach the next menu point using thescroll button.

Door parametersIn this submenu point, the callsignalling time, the maximumspeech time to the door and thechain call time are defined. Inaddition, it is possible to assign thepossibility of Doormatic release.If you do not wish to change any ofthe door parameters, scroll onthrough.Using the programming button, inthe submenu 1.2 you first reach thecall signalling time, which is set atthe default time of 40 secs. If the call button is actuated at thedoor, the DCA 612-… forwards adoor call for the set time. During thisperiod, a speech connection can bemade by picking up the receiver. Every new actuation of the callbutton restarts this call period,whereby holding down the buttondoes not influence the function. In case of an active chain call, thistime applies for the call to the 2nd

user. Hold down the programming buttonin order to reach setting for the calltime.Access the required number usingthe scroll buttons and index on tothe next number with the aid of thecursor button.

Using the programming button,confirm the set time and scroll onthrough to the max. speech time.

Press the scroll button / cursorbutton as often as necessary untilthe required PIN for the extendedfunctions has been entered. Press the programming buttonDisplay

Press the escape button

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Press the scroll button / cursorbutton as often as necessary untilthe required time is set. The call signal time can be setbetween 15 and 90 seconds.Press the programming button andscroll button.

1.2

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Extended PIN fctchange with <OK>


Door parameterchange with <OK>

Call signal timechange with <OK>

Call signal time40s <OK>

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Door parameters- Speech time- Chain call time

Speech timeThe speech time to the door islimited to 5 mins. and set in thefactory to 3 mins.

Press the programming button toaccess the speech time settingfunction.

Access the required number usingthe scroll buttons.

Using the programming button,confirm the set time and scrollthrough to the chain call time.

Chain call timeDuring a door call, the directlyassigned call number is alwaysaccessed (direct call). If this call is notaccepted, the chain call function isinitiated, i.e. the call is forwarded toa second user after the set period.The chain call is set in the factory to20 seconds.If this function is active, it is alsostarted when the called user isengaged.Definition of call numbers takesplace under main menu 2, userconfiguration, in submenu 2.2.

Press the programming button to setthe time after which the call isforwarded in the chain.

Access the required number with thescroll buttons and move with the aidof the cursor button to the nextnumber.

Using the programming button,confirm the set time and scroll on toDoormatic user 1.

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Keep pressing the scroll button untilthe required time is set. Speech time adjustable from 1 - 5 minutes in one-minuteincrements

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Keep pressing the scroll button/cursor button until the required timeis set. Chain call time adjustable from 10 to 40 seconds.Press the programming button andscroll button

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Max. speech timechange <OK>

Max. speech time3 min. <OK>

Chain call timechange <OK>

Chain call time20 s <OK>

Doormatic USER 1change with <OK>

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Door parameters- Doormatic- Doormatic release

Doormatic The Doormatic function can only beactivated for user 1. When theDoormatic function is active, thedoor release is automatically actu-

Press the programming button toaccess the Doormatic releasefunction.

Press the programming button againand use the scroll button to changethe disabled and enabled status asrequired.

With Doormatic releaseUse the programming button toconfirm the setting. Move toanother submenu point using thescroll button. Doormatic signalIf Doormatic is functional, the doorcall can be made after the callbutton has been pressed with anacoustic call signal or without.

Press the programming button toenable you to change the signallingmethod. The default setting is withcall.

Using the scroll button, change ifrequired between the two settingpossibilities. Use the programming button toconfirm the displayed value.

Use the scroll buttons to move tothe next menu point.


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Use a scroll button to switchbackwards and forwards betweendisabled and enabled.


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Doorm. releasechange with <OK>

Doorm. releasedisabled <OK>

Doormatic signalchange with <OK>

Doormatic Signalwith call <OK>

Doorm. functionchange with <OK>

ated for 3 secs. after actuating thecall button to user 1. In the default status, the Door-matic function is disabled.

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Door parameters- Switching the Doormatic function on/off

Switching the Doormatic function on and offThe Doormatic function permits thedoor release to be automaticallyactuated after a completed door call. If the Doormatic function is active,e.g. during surgery or businesshours, this eliminates the need tomanually actuate the door releaseevery time. This Doormatic function can beswitched on and off from a tele-phone or additionally via a switchprovided on site in conjunction withDCSF 600-… or directly at the DCA 612-… during programming.All switching points enjoy equalrights and can only be released ordisabled centrally in the Doormaticrelease menu point.

Press the programming button toenable you to switch the Doormaticfunction on/off.

Using the scroll button, changebetween On and Off. In the defaultstatus, the Doormatic function isswitched off.

Use the programming button toconfirm the setting.

Using the Escape button, quit thesubmenu and by pressing the Escapebutton again, quit the Door para-meters menu point.

Use the scroll button to reach thenext menu point „Public network parameters“


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Press the Escape button twice

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Doorm. functionOFF <OK>

Doorm. functionON <OK>

Doorm. functionchange with <OK>

Doormatic USER 1change with <OK>

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Esc Esc

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Public network parameters- Code for external line

Public network parametersIn the Public network parameterssubmenu, the code for obtaining anexternal line, the delay time whenlifting the receiver (Pause off hook)

Code for external lineThe code for an external line is de-pendent on the TC system and canbe different depending on the make. This number is used to connect tothe public network. We have set thenumber “0” in the factory, as thisis frequently used in many systems.However, if required any numberfrom 0 to 9 as well as * or # can beset.Press the programming button to beable to change the public networkparameters.

Press the programming button to beable to change the external line codefor TC system 1.

Using the scroll button, change tothe code you wish to use.

Press the programming button inorder to save the displayed codenumber.

Use the scroll buttons to reach theexternal line code for TC system 2which you can operate as a sub-system at TC system 1. Should you wish to dial from theDCA via the TC system 1 and 2 intothe public network, here, too, youwill have to define a second externalline code (as described above).After you have defined the 2nd

external line code if required, scrollto the next submenu using the scrollbutton.

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Go on pressing the scroll buttonuntil the required external line codeis displayed.


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Publ. nwk. param.change with <OK>

External line TCS 1change with <OK>

External line TCS 10 (0-9,±,#) <OK>



Pause OffHook change with <OK>

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and the start of the dialling processof the DCA 612-… operated at theTC system and call acceptance of theDCA 612-… are set.

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Public network parameters- Pause off hook- Pause after 1st / 2nd TC system

Pause off hookHere, the time is defined whichpasses between lifting the receiverand start of the dial process (pauseoff hook) at the DCA 612-…

Press the programming button toallow the Pause off hook time to bechanged.

Use the scroll button to set thePause off hook time.

Using the programming button,confirm the time setting.

Use the scroll buttons to move tothe next menu point

Pause after TCS 1 / 2.The pause after TCS 1 or TCS 2 mustbe added to the Pause off hooktime. This is the time which passesbefore multiple frequency diallingtakes place. The pause time of 1 sec.is generally sufficient in conjunctionwith modern TC systems. However,settings up to 3 secs. are possibleThe default setting is 1 sec.

Press the programming button toallow the "Pause after TCS 1" to bechanged.

Using the scroll buttons, set the"Pause after TCS 1" time.

Use the programming button toconfirm the time setting

Use the scroll button to move to thenext menu point


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Keep pressing the scroll button untilthe required time is displayed.Setting 1, 2 or 3 seconds.Press the programming button

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Keep pressing the scroll button untilthe required time is displayed.Setting 1, 2 or 3 seconds.Press the programming button

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Pause off hook1s (1,2,3) <OK>

Pause off hookchange with <OK>

Pause to TCS 1change with <OK>

Pause to TCS 1change with <OK>

Pause to TCS 11s (1,2,3) <OK>

OK

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The pause off hook time of 1 sec. isgenerally sufficient in conjunctionwith modern telecommunicationsystems, but settings up to 3 secs.are possible. The default setting is 1 sec.

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Keep pressing the scroll button untilthe number of calls is set.


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Press the Escape button

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Public network parameters- Call acceptance

CCall acceptanceIn the call acceptance menu point, itis possible to define the number ofcall signals which occur before theDCA 612-… cuts into the call. If, forexample, 5 call signals are set, and acall comes in to this terminal, 5signals are transmitted to the DCAbefore the DCA 612-... responds, ina similar way to an answeringmachine.The default setting is for no callacceptance to take place (0 callsignals). The setting must be changed ifcontrol functions / extended controlfunctions have to be executedremotely, only possible inconjunction with DCSF 600-..., or fordoor dialling or configurationchanges such as function #101.

Press the programming button inorder to change the number of callsignals.

Using the scroll button, set therequired number of calls at max. 9.

Using the programming button,confirm the set number.

Use the Escape button to quit thepublic network parameters menupoint

Use the scroll buttons to move tothe next menu point, changeconcierge function.

Call acceptance change with <OK>

Call acceptanceNone <OK>

Call acceptance change with <OK>

Publ. nkw. param. change with <OK>

OK

OK

Esc

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Press the Escape button

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Public network parameters- Switching the concierge function on/off

Switching the conciergefunction on/offIf the concierge function is switchedon, all door calls which are trans-mitted to any optional user of theDCA 612-… are rerouted to user 1. The concierge function can beswitched on and off from atelephone, via a switch provided onsite in conjunction with the DCSF 600-… or directly at the DCA 612-… during programming. All switching points carry equalpriority. The concierge function is switchedoff in the default status.

Press the programming button tochange the concierge function.

Use the scroll button to changebetween off and on as required.

Using the programming button,confirm your setting.

With the Escape button, quit theconcierge function menu point andso return to main menu 1.

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Concierge fct. change with <OK>

Concierge fct. OFF <OK>

Concierge fct.change with <OK>

System config. change with <OK>

OK

OK

Esc

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Press the scroll/Cursor button


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Using the scroll button, move to thenext main menu „Changing user configuration“.

User configurationFor each user, the configuration canbe selectively changed or adjusted.For each of the 3 users, theconfiguration points are drawn up inthe form of submenus: direct callnumber, chain call number, chaincall function and ID tone on doorcalls can be defined or modified. Inaddition, the configuration data peruser can be completely deleted.

Use the programming button toaccess the configuration menu forusers, always starting with user 1.

Using the scroll/cursor buttons,select the user for which you wish tochange the configuration. (e.g. user 1)

Using the programming button,confirm the selected user, forexample user 1 and enter the firstsubmenu point 2.1.

Changing the user configuration


Config. USER 1change with <OK>


OK

OK

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Changing the direct call numberThe direct call number is selectedwhen a door call is initiated directlyto a user (in this case user 1). Max. 22 digits, optional characters 0 ... 9, *, # and F (flash function onlypossible in first place in front of thecall number).

If you wish to change the direct callnumber, press the programmingbutton to confirm.

With the aid of the scroll buttonsand the cursor buttons, change thedirect call number.

Confirm the changed direct callnumber using the programmingbutton. This returns you at the sametime to the start of menu point 2.1.

Continue to the next submenu 2.2with the scroll button.

Chain call numberChain call numbers can beprogrammed for users 1 to 3.

If you wish the chain call number tobe defined or changed, press theprogramming button to confirm.

Max. 22 digits, optional characters 0 ... 9, *, # and F (flash function onlypossible in first place in front of thecall number).Use the scroll button and the cursorbutton to change the chain callnumber.

Using the programming button, con-firm the changed chain call number.This brings you back at the sametime to the start of menu point 2.2.

Using the scroll button, move tomenu point 2.3

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Press the programming button toselect the number and the cursorbutton to switch to the nextnumber.Press the programming button

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Keep pressing the scroll button toselect the number and use thecursor button to move to the nextnumber.Press the programming button

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Direct call no USER 1change with <OK>

Direct call no USER 10772350..._ <OK>

OK

OK

2.2

Chain call no. USER 1change with <OK>

Chain call no. USER 10772389..._ <OK>

OK

Changing the user configuration- Changing the direct call number- Changing the chain call number

Chain call no. USER 1change with <OK>

OK

2.1

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Changing the user configuration- Changing the chain call function- Changing the ID tone

Chain call functionIn this menu point, the chain callfunction can be switched on or offin accordance with control function#810 or #811.

If you wish to change the chain callfunction, press the programmingbutton to confirm.

Use the scroll buttons to changebetween on and off

Pressing the programming buttonconfirms the setting and at the sametime returns you to the start ofmenu point 2.3.

Use the scroll button to move on tomenu point 2.4.

Changing the ID toneFor users 1 to 3, two different IDtones can be selected. The ID tone is superimposed at atelephone which is called from thedoor after lifting the receiver, untilacceptance of the door call (optionalnumber 0 - 9).

If you wish to change the ID tone,press the programming button toconfirm.

Use the scroll button to changebetween ID tone 1 and 2.

Pressing the programming buttonconfirms the setting and returns youat the same time to the start ofmenu point 2.4.

Using the scroll button, return tomenu point 2.5.

2.3Chain call fct. USER 1change with <OK>

Chain call fct. USER 1OFF <OK>

Chain call fct. USER 1OFF <OK>

OK

OK

2.4ID tone USER 1change with <OK>

ID tone USER 11 (1-2) <OK>

ID tone USER 1change with <OK>

OK

OK

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Changing the user configuration- Deleting users- Changing service functions

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Deleting usersIn order to ensure scope for laterexpansion and reliable operation ofthe system, only data of actuallyassigned users should be stored inthe DCA 612-… .Only the user which is currentlyindicated in the display windowcan be deleted. In order to delete the user, press theprogramming button.

Use the scroll buttons to changebetween "no" and "yes".

Pressing the programming buttonconfirms the setting and returns youautomatically to main menu 2. Alternatively, quit this submenuusing the Escape button.

If required, the user configurationmust be performed for each userindividually as described under point 2.

After completing the necessary userconfigurations, pressing the scrollbutton will bring you to the nextmain menu 3 Changing servicefunctions

Changing service functionsIn this menu, it is possible to set thebasic status, to define door callacceptance with MF diallingnumbers 0-9, to switch the servicehandset on/off for door calls andcheck call button assignments.

If you wish to change servicefunctions, press the programmingbutton to confirm.

Delete USER 1change with <OK>

Delete USER 1No <OK>


OK

OK

Esc Esc

3

Service functionchange with <OK>

OK

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Changing service functions- Changing Default status- Changing Door call acceptance

3.1



Default statusNo <OK>

OK

OK

Door call acceptancechange with <OK>

Door call acceptancewith MFD <OK>

OK

OK

Default statusHere, it is possible to reset the unitto its as-delivered status.

Press the programming button toallow you to change to the Defaultstatus.

Use the scroll buttons to changebetween Default status "No" and"Yes". Pressing the programming buttonconfirms your setting and returnsyou at the same time to the start ofmenu point 3.1.

Use the scroll button to move on tomenu point 3.2

Door call acceptance After a door call has been made, itcan be accepted by picking up thereceiver and entering any multiple-frequency dialling digit from 0-9.As-delivered status(recommended operating mode)

Pressing the programming buttontakes you to the Door callacceptance selection menu "withMFD" or "without MFD" input.

If the operating mode Door callacceptance without MFD is selected,the call signal length and chaincall length must be suppressedfor technical reasons (disabled).In the operating mode “Door callacceptance without MFD”, no chaincall function is possible, and audibletones are noticeable at the doorloudspeaker. The existing settings are retained.

Pressing the programming buttonconfirms your setting and returnsyou at the same time to the start ofmenu point 3.2.

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Use the scroll button to changebetween "with MFD" and "withoutMFD" input.


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3.2

Door call acceptancechange with <OK>

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OK

OK

Service receiverUsing the scroll button, return tomenu point 3.3 If a user is calledfrom the door loudspeaker, it ispossible to speak from the plugged-in service receiver to the door and tothe called user.

With the scroll buttons, changebetween Service receiver "On" and"Off".

Pressing the programming buttonconfirms your setting and returnsyou at the same time to the start ofmenu point 3.3.

Use the scroll button to move on tomenu point 3.4

Testing the call buttonassignmentTo test which call button is assignedto which DCA 612-… user andwhich direct call number has beenstored in each case, the program-ming button has to be pressed.

Press the assigned call buttons at thedoor loudspeaker.

The user and the stored direct callnumber are displayed.

Using the Escape button returns youto the main menu. Press the Escapebutton again to terminate theprogramming session.

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Call btn assignm.Test with <OK>

Actuatecall button(s) <OK>

User 1123456 <OK>

OK

Esc Esc


Changing service functions- Changing Service receiver- Testing the call button assignment

3.4

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Documents

Programming instructions DoorCom Analoog DCA 612-0 · PDF fileFor the receiver of a BTS/BTC 750/ HTS/HTC 711- for a speech connection to the door during call button programming. DCA