Programming And Operation - Niko 10-880-01 Mode D'emploi

10-880-01 / 10-881-01

4. PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION

Programming on the bell push button
• Programming of the bell push buttons is described in detail in the manual of the system power supply
(10-801, 10-802 or 10-806) or of the service unit (10-870).
• If you use the service unit, tear off the serial number to be found on the module and stick it on the
installation diagram.
• You can program up to 2 internal units in the memory location of each bell push button. If you want to
program more internal units, you will need to apply master-slave progamming to the internal units, as
described in the service unit or internal unit manual.
General operation
If everything has been connected correctly and power up is applied, the LED of the external unit will
light up.
When picking up the receiver of an internal unit, communication with the external unit should be possible
at all times.
If you press a:
• non-programmed bell push button, you will hear a high beep and the light relay of the power supply
is operated
• programmed bell push button, you will hear the bell ringing at the external and the internal unit.
Adjusting the volume on the external unit
There are 2 potentiometers on the door loudspeaker with which you can adjust the volume on the external
unit.
potentiometer for adjusting the voice volume (microphone and loudspeaker on the external unit)
potentiometer for adjusting the ring tone volume on the external unit
Setting times
By default, the following times are programmed:
Speech time after initiating a call .............................................56"
Time that a call from an external unit remains indicated ...........56"
You can also set other times via
• the power supply. For more information on programming via the power supply, see manual of the
power supply.
• the service unit. For more information on programming via the service unit, see
manual of the service unit (10-870).
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
Status indication and fault detection
When a fault occurs,
this is indicated audibly and visually when pressing a button.
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