User manual ITS TELECOM PANDOOR INSTALLATION RELEASE 1.5 V1

[. . . ] 22 Introduction 1 Introduction ITS is pleased to introduce PanDoor, the latest addition to the wide range of indoor and outdoor Access Control Door Phones, which provides a cutting-edge technology, a high quality handsfree telephone and a built-in electromagnetic lock relay, alongside with an easy set-up, durable design and "plug and play" installation. 1. 1 Product Description The PanDoor is an access control door phone designed for both residential and office applications. The PanDoor system comprises the following components: · Up to two outdoor units, available with a keypad and a CALL button, allowing visitors to establish a telephone call with an indoor telephone, or dial an access code to open a door or gate. A controller that connects one or two outdoor units to the telephone line. Programming and control are performed using DTMF tones on a telephone set. [. . . ] Route all telephone wires inside a dedicated conduit that is at least six inches away from any AC line wiring. 2. 1 Installing the PanDoor Wall Bracket To install the PanDoor wall bracket: 1. Measure and mark the location on the wall where the holes will be drilled for the mounting bracket. Attach the mounting bracket using the provided wall screws. PanDoor Installation and Programming Manual 7 Installation 2. 2 Installing the PanDoor Panel You can connect either one or two outdoor PanDoor units to a single controller (indoor unit). The PanDoor can be connected to an external bypass switch for opening the door lock. This switch can be installed inside the residence and should be connected to the SW and /SW terminals on the PanDoor wire connector. Figure 5 illustrates the terminal locations on the wire connector of the outdoor panel. In order to attach a wire, you must insert the stripped end of the wire into the appropriate terminal and tighten the terminal screw. This will crimp the wire connection. 8 PanDoor Installation and Programming Manual Installation +12V -12V CMN N. O. DLR -DLR /DLR /SW 12VDC power input from controller Normally open/closed outputs (external device) Door lock relay terminals Switch terminals SW CCTV+ Camera power output CCTVTIP RING Figure 5. Outdoor Panel Wire Connector PanDoor Installation and Programming Manual 9 Installation To install the PanDoor Panel: 1. Connect the 12V wires from the controller to the +12V and -12V terminals. Connect the audio wires from the controller to the TIP and RING terminals. Alternatively, if the door lock relay is a poweredlocked-state type lock, connect the door lock relay wires to the /DLR and -DLR terminals. If an external bypass switch is installed, connect its wires to the SW and /SW terminals. If required to install another outdoor unit, repeat steps 1 to 6. 2. 3 Installing the Controller The controller is installed indoors. The controller powers the outdoor units through 12VDC wires connected to its KEYPAD POWER terminals. Figure 6 illustrates the terminal locations on the wire connector of the controller. Note Verify correct connection of the connectors to the controller. The polarity sign (+ or -) appears on the connectors. 10 PanDoor Installation and Programming Manual Installation TIP TELCO RING TIP PSTN phone line HOUSE RING TIP House phone line KEYPAD 1 RING TIP Keypad 1 phone line KEYPAD 2 RING V+ Keypad 2 phone line KEYPAD 1 POWER VV+ 12VDC output to keypad 1 panel KEYPAD 2 POWER VV+ 12VDC output to keypad 2 panel BATTERY VV+ 12V battery input (optional) CHARGER V- 13. 8V charger input (optional) Figure 6. Controller Unit Wire Connector PanDoor Installation and Programming Manual 11 Installation To install the controller: 1. Connect the stripped cable wires of the indoor telephone unit to the HOUSE TIP and RING terminals. Connect the audio wires from the outdoor unit to the KEYPAD1 TIP and RING terminals. If there is another outdoor unit, connect the audio wires to KEYPAD2 TIP and RING terminals. [. . . ] Consult the programming guide for legal entries and commands format. When a person presses the Call button on the outdoor panel, they hear music for 20 seconds and then the call is disconnected. During conversation, I try to open the door using internal access code, but the door does not open. After switching from PSTN to panel and opening the door, I cannot return to the PSTN call. Music during the waiting period is a normal operational situation, with timeout of 20 seconds. This could mean that the person inside the house did not answer the telephone, or that he chose not to accept call waiting. [. . . ]