Safety Precautions; System Operation - golmar T562 GB2 Guía Rápida

T562 G 2 B TELEPHONE

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

- Always disconnect the power supply before making modifications to the device.
- The fitting and handling of these devices must be carried out by
- The wiring must run at least 40 cm away from any other wiring.
- Do not overtighten the screws on the connector.
- Install the telephone in a dry protected location free from the risk of dripping or splashing water.
- Do not place in humid, dusty or smoky locations, or near sources of heat.
- Before connecting the device to the mains, check the connections between the door panel, power
supply and telephones.
- Always follow the instructions contained in this manual.
( ) CHARACTERISTICS
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- Telephone with simplified wiring (non-polarised 2 wire bus).
- Up to 4 telephones/monitors per apartment (master, slave 1, slave 2 and slave 3).
- Up to 32 apartments/telephones per installation.
- Up to 128 apartments/telephones per installation and maximum 1 telephone per apartment (EL632
GB2A/EL642 GB2A sound module required).
- Completely private conversation.
- Call volume control (high, medium or mute).
- Input for calls from the interior door of the apartment.
- Call repeater output (SAR-12/24).
- Different ringtones to identify the origin of the call (door panel, intercom or interior door of the
apartment).
- Button for lock release 1 activation.
- Button for intercom/lock release 2/light activation (SAR-GB2 and SAR-12/24 modules
required). Important: Light activation function only with T-562 telephones V.03 and later.
- Button for configuring ringtones (inside the telephone).
- DIP switches for configuring telephone address (call code), master/slave and end of line and
activating 'doctor mode' function (inside the telephone).

SYSTEM OPERATION

- To make a call, the visitor needs to press the button for the apartment, an audible tone indicates
that the call is being made and LED on the door panel illuminates. If vocal synthesis is enabled,
a 'Call is in progress' message appears indicating that a call is being made. At this moment, the
apartment's telephone(s) receives the call. If another apartment is called by mistake, press the
button for the correct apartment and the first call will be cancelled.
- The call lasts for 40 seconds. If the call is not answered within 40 seconds, LED
the channel will be freed.
- To establish communication, lift the handset of any telephone in the apartment and door panel
LED will illuminate.
- Communication will last for one and a half minutes or until the handset is hung up. When
communication has finished, LEDs and
synthesis is activated, a 'Communication is finished' message will indicate that the call is over.
- To open the door, press button (if it exists and, to open the second door, press button
during the call or communication processes: one press activates the lock release for five
seconds and LED on the door panel will also illuminate for five seconds. If vocal synthesis is
enabled, a 'Door Opened!' message will be indicated on the door panel.
- Description of the function buttons can be found on p. 3.
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For more information, see the T562 GB2 user manual (code 50121599).
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https://doc.golmar.es/search/manual/50121599
authorised personnel
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will turn off and
will turn off and the channel will be freed. If vocal
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T562 G 2 B TELEPHONE
DESCRIPTION OF THE TELEPHONE
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Description:
a.
Handset.
b. Speaker grille.
c. Microphone hole.
d. Subjection hole.
e. Telephone cord connector.
Function buttons:
During call reception and communication processes, lock release 1 can be activated.
During call reception and communication processes, lock release 2 can be activated.
System in standby:
- With the handset off the hook, it performs the intercom function.
- With the handset on the hook, it activates the light function (SAR-GB2 and SAR-12/24 mod required).
Description of connection terminals:
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L1 L2 HZ SA
L1 L2 , :
Bus connection.
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HZ , :
Door bell connection.
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SA , :
Call repeater connection (SAR-12/24).
(12Vdc/50mA maximum).
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Description of DIP switches and configuration of telephone address (code):
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DIP 1 to DIP 5: Configure telephone address (up to 32 addresses).
DIP 1 to DIP 7: With DIP 10 set to ON, the telephone address can be configured (up to 128 addresses).
The switches set to the OFF position have a value of zero.
The values of the switches set to ON are shown in the table below.
The telephone code is the sum of the values of the switches set to ON.
Table of values (DIP 10 to OFF)
1
Switch number:
Value when ON: 1
Table of values (DIP 10 to ON)
Switch number: 1
Value when ON : 1
DIP 8 and DIP 9: Configure the telephone as master/slave. DIP 8 and DIP 9 to OFF master, DIP 8 to ON and DIP 9
to OFF slave 1, DIP 8 to OFF and DIP 9 to ON slave 2, DIP 8 and DIP 9 to ON slave 3. See function if DIP 10 to ON.
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DIP 10: Leave in the OFF position for installations of up to 32 telephones. Set to ON for installations of up to 128
telephones
(EL632GB2/EL642GB2 required)
'master' (max. 1 telephone per apartment).
DIP 11: Configures the end of line. In installations with telephones only, it must always be in the OFF position. In
mixed installations of monitors with telephones in the same apartment, set to ON for the telephones in which the
BUS cable ends and leave in the OFF position for intermediate telephones.
DIP 12: Leaving it in the OFF position defines the OFF position of the volume control switch as 'mute'.
Setting it to ON defines the OFF position of the volume control switch as 'doctor mode'.
( ) For more information, see the T562 GB2 user manual (code 50121599).
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https://doc.golmar.es/search/manual/50121599
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f.
Door release button.
g. Hook switch.
h. Auxiliary function button.
i. Volume control.
Call volume control:
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The telephone has a call
volume control which can
be set to high, medium or
mute.
ON
2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6
2 4 8 16
E xample : 0 + 0 + 4 +0+16 = 20
ON
2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6
2 4 8 16 32 64
E xample : 1 + 2 + 4 + 0 + 0 + 0 +64 = 71
and DIP 8 - DIP 9 without function, the telephone is always
3
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MAX
OFF
7 8 9 10 11 12
7 8 9 10 11 12