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MANAGEMENT OF UNANSWERED CALLS
OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Switchboard on DAY:
A (——) 21:40
The system is in WED 12/03/07
standby.
Switchboard on NIGHT:
A NIGHT 21:40
WED 12/03/07
A call comes in CALL FROM
from user 2. USER 002
If the switchboard does not answer within 30 sec. or another call arrives from the riser.
Switchboard on DAY: The figures in
brackets indicate the number
A (01) 21:40 of unanswered calls
WED 12/03/07 (MAX 10). The eleventh
call replaces the first.
Switchboard on NIGHT:
A NIGHT 21:40 flashes.
WED 12/03/07
Press to display CALL BACK
all the unanswered USER 002
calls
If you want to call back user 2.
CALLED Call
USER 002 successful.
Or
Press the key
USER 002 Call
NOT AVAILABLE unsuccessful.
Or
USER The system is busy.
BUSY
If you want to cancel the call from the memory.
Press CANC NO USER The memory is empty.
TO CALL BACK
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DOOR LOCK RELEASE
OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Starting condition: A (——) 21:40
standby WED 12/03/07
Press A (——) 21:40 If the door lock is released
WED 12/03/07 you will hear a
confirmation signal.
If a call has arrived from an external unit.
The switchboard rings.
CALL FOR The display shows the name
USER 002 of the person called
if the directory contains a
name with code 002.
Press A (——) 21:40 If the door lock is released
WED 12/03/07 you will hear a confirmation signal.
The call is cancelled.
If the switchboard is in audio communication with the external unit.
Press If the door lock is released
IN COMMUNICATION you will hear a
WITH EXTERNAL UNIT confirmation signal.
The communication ends
after 10 seconds.
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VIDEO CALL MODE
You can initiate a video call to an external unit.
If video call mode is set, the monitor called by the switchboard switches on, thus
allowing, for example, viewing of the remote cameras associated with Art. 1259C.
VIDEO mode can be configured as permanent or as single call.
OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Starting condition: A (——) 21:40
stand-by. WED 12/03/2007
Press A/V to V (——) 21:40
enable video call mode. WED 12/03/2007
Video call mode must be set in advance as described below.
OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Starting condition: A (——) 21:40
stand-by. WED 12/03/2007
Press MENU’ 1-CHANGE TIME
SETTINGS 2-CHANGE DATE
Use the keys 8- SETTING
to select the desired menu. VIDEO MODE
Press the key
1- PERMANENT
2- SINGLE CALL.
to select the desired option
(SET VIDEO MODE)
Press The switchboard remains in
video mode until it is disabled
with the A/V key
to activate video mode
permanently after enabling
by means of the A/V key. 1- PERMANENT
Or 2- SINGLE CALL
Press
The switchboard goes back to
audio mode at the end
to activate video mode of the call.
only for the first call
after enabling with the A/V key.
8
TUV
1
2
ABC
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ACTUATOR CONTROL ART. 1256
Actuators can be activated in standby mode and during conversation with an
external unit.
CAUTION: It is only possible to activate actuators on the input line to
terminals LP-LP of 1998A.
N.B.: Do not use this function if no actuator is installed as it will interrupt the
communication.
OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Starting condition: A (——) 21:40
stand-by. WED 12/03/2007
Press To activate a specific actuator
ACTUATOR key in its code.
CODE: If the code is not present
a generic actuator will be
activated (see page 52).
A (——) 21:40 The actuator has been activated.
Press WED 12/03/07
Or
to confirm. ACTUATOR The actuator is not available.
NOT AVAILABLE
ACTIVATING AN ACTUATOR IN STANDBY/SPEECH MODE
- TECHNICAL 1
- EXTERNAL UNITS 4
- Powercom name-tag holders 6
- MT SBC 01 10
- SOLUTION “A” 18
- SOLUTION “B” 18
- SEARCH THE NAME 24
- INITIAL 24
- CONFIRM WITH 24
- INTERNAL UNITS 34
- GROUP S.P.A 50
- ACCESSORIES 54
- Relay module Art. 1256 54
- PORTER SWITCHBOARD ART. 1998A 58
- 1) Introduction 58
- 2) Settings 60
- 3) Programming 60
- 4) OPERATION 62
- Introduction 67
- Features 67
- Keys and connectors 68
- Technical specifications 69
- Batteries 69
- Standby mode 70
- Setting the language 70
- Custom settings 72
- Precautions and maintenance 76
- CONFIGURATION OF THE DEVICES 78
- Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 80
- JP1-JP2: 83
- OPERATING NOTES 88
- CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 90
- SB2V/01PXM 92
- SB2V/012GC 94
- SB2V/EN/115GC 96
- SB2V/EN/112GC 98
- SB2V/EN/103GC 100
- SB2V/EN/220GC 102
- SB2/EN/001 104
- SB2V/01GTCC 108
- SB2V/018GC 110
- SB2V/019GC 112
- SB2V/EN/155GC 114
- SB2/AAG 126
- VARIANT C 126
- VARIANT E 128
- VARIANT D 128
- 8 0 2 3 9 0 3 1 8 6 7 8 9 132
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