Telecom Behnke 10 series Kurzanleitung Seite 37

U N I V E R S A L U N I T S 2 0 - 0 0 0 5 / 2 0 - 0 0 0 6 / 2 0 - 0 0 1 8
Configuration
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Use internal configuration keyboard (open universal casing for this purpose).
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Alternatively, configuration can also be done by DTMF telephone (touch-tone telephone).
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Configuration is only possible with the a/b line (telephone line) connected.
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Entry (code / parameter)
(factory setting)
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A button from to
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A button from to
0 7 0
Number (4-digits max.), then
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Phone number to be dialled, then
2 1
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 2
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 3
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 4
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 5
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 6
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 7
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 8
Phone number to be dialled, then
2 9
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Following the entry of each phone number and other configuration steps, do not forget to press the
In each case, finish configuration mode with
For further configuration steps (relay control, sound settings, voice-announcement/real-time clock extension electron-
ics), please refer to our comprehensive technical manual (available as PDF on the Internet – see also note on page 2).
Mounting / Installation
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• Mount the universal electronics package in a weather-proof location and connect it to the user unit(s).
• Observe the notes on cabling on pages 9 and 10 (25 m max., shielded cables, etc.).
• The connected buttons must meet the requirements of EN 60950 for telecommunications network voltages (TNV) circuits.
Normal bell push buttons do not usually meet these requirements; if required, use Behnke button 20-9100.
Further mounting information (with sample sketches) can be found in our comprehensive technical manual
(available as PDF on the Internet – see also note on page 2).
Operation
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The same operational notes apply as for Series 10 / Series 20 hands-free telephones (see page 8).
Further information on the operation of universal units (e.g. switching between several MLMs during a connection) can
be found in our comprehensive technical manual (available as PDF on the Internet – see also note on page 2).
Function
Enable configuration mode
, then Volume; 0 = low, 9 = high (full-duplex mode)
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, then Volume; 0 = low, 9 = high (with add-on amplifier)
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Note: Preferably use values between 1 and 4.
Door-opener code (= 1st code for controlling relay 1)
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Phone number for 1 button
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Phone number for 2 button or MLM A (yellow jack)
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Phone number for 3 button or MLM B (blue jack)
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Phone number for 4 button or MLM C (red jack)
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Phone number for 5 button
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Phone number for 6 button
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Phone number for 7 button
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Phone number for 8 button
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Phone number for
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End configuration mode
. Otherwise it is possible that your entry is not stored correctly!
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button of the dial pad
Standard setting
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