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Organisation in spines is useful because if a spine
fails (spine bus short-circuit or faulty door phone),
it can be cut off from the system permitting the
remaining spines to work normally.
STAIRCASE LIGHT CONTROLLER RELAY
The coupler is equipped with a low voltage contact
controlled for one second subsequent to the
following events:
• pressing of "staircase lights" button on any door
phone connected to the respective spines;
• pressing of "staircase lights" button on secondary
door unit connected to the respective spines;
• pressing of "staircase lights" button on any main
door unit (with digitiser only);
• pressing on concierge switchboard button F1.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The bus coupler has two LEDs indicating the status
of the respective door phone spine. One or more
coupler LEDs will go out to indicate a short-circuit
on the corresponding door phone spine.
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BASIC DOOR PHONE Ref. 1172/31,
COMFORT DOOR PHONE Ref. 1172/32
PERFORMANCE
• Automatic 1st or 2nd Edition system recognition.
• Conversation privacy function (single integrated
decoder).
• Two-tone door phone call.
• Two-door fl oor call (different from door phone
call).
• Supplementary speaker for fl oor call and door
phone call.
• Door opener button.
• Staircase light button.
• Switchboard call button.
• Video bracket control output.
• Visual call in progress signal.
• Door open indication (if service is active).
• Two-position door phone call and fl oor call volume
selection: Low-high volume can be selected
during installation (only 1172/31).
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE 1172/32
• Two-position door unit call volume.
• Ringer mute function with visual indication by
means of LED (slow blinking).
• Supplementary ringer 1072/59 control.
• Auxiliary supplementary button.
STRUCTURE
The basic door phone consists of the following
parts:
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VOLUME
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1. Base
2. Hood
3. Call speaker compartment
4. Concierge call button
5. Staircase light button
6. Open door LED
7. Open door button
8. Default data reset jumper (W1)
9. Terminal board
10. Handset lever
11. Volume regulation jumper (jumper on = volume
high)
12. Handset
The comfort door phone consists of the following
parts:
1. Base
2. Hood
3. Call speaker compartment
4. Auxiliary button
5. Concierge call button
6. Staircase light button
7. Open door LED
8. Open door button
9. Default data reset jumper (W1)
10. Terminal board
11. Handset lever
12. Handset
13. Supplementary ringer connection terminals
14. Volume/mute regulation
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10
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VOLUME
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5
4
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DESCRIPTION OF TERMINAL BOARDS
L1:
bus connection (not polarised)
L2:
bus connection (not polarised)
C1:
fl oor call button input
C2:
fl oor call button input
S+:
supplementary ring control positive (only
1172/32)
S-:
supplementary ring control negative (only
1172/32)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Stand-by consumption:
Active voice consumption:
Working temperature range:
Humidity:
Supplementary ring control
positive (only 1172/32):
PROGRAMMING
Refer to the programming chapter for instructions on
programming the door unit with digitiser Ref. 1072/19A
or 1072/5.
CLEARING DOOR PHONE DATA
Stored programming data can be cleared as
follows.
To activate the clear function.
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• Open the door phone hood.
• Press the door opener button and short-circuit
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jumper "W1" contacts at the same time. Two
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courtesy beeps will be heard to confi rm.
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OPERATION
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The door phone outputs two different tones for door
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unit calls and fl oor button calls. A LED will fl ash to
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confi rm in both cases.
The LED will light up fi xed to indicate that one or
more main input doors or the respective secondary
door is open (where the service is activated only).
The door opener button will operate the lock in the
following cases:
• For the entire conversation time.
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• Without hanging up for the programmed off-hook
waiting time.
Calls can be made to the concierge in systems with
concierge phone or switchboard. The performance
will be different in the case of 1st or 2nd Edition
systems.
1.6mA max.
40mA max.
-5 +45°C
90% RH @ 30°C
V max=30Vdc
I max=40mAdc
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