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Elvox 8875 (Electronic Call)
IMPORTANT NOTE :
1) Before replacing the handset make note of the wires to each terminal on the existing unit (an easy way
is to cut each core off leaving a piece of the insulation in place with colour visible) twist unused cores
together (so you know they are not used, do not short them out).
2) Some older systems will have cable with one coloured core and a solid white core in this case mark
each core with a marker or tape.
3) Some systems may have loop on wiring, you will have 2 cables into your handset (make sure any joins
remain, as these may be serving other flats on the system).
Terminals
B
1
Speech In (Speaker)
2
Speech Out (Mic)
3
Common
6
Call
7
Lock
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Summary of Contents for Elvox 8875
- Page 1 Elvox 8875 (Electronic Call) Terminals Speech In (Speaker) Speech Out (Mic) Common (link to 4/5) Call Lock IMPORTANT NOTE : 1) Before replacing the handset make note of the wires to each terminal on the existing unit (an easy way is to cut each core off leaving a piece of the insulation in place with colour visible) twist unused cores together (so you know they are not used, do not short them out).
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Page 2: Wiring Diagram
WIRING DIAGRAM 1 Way Audio With 931 Power Supply... - Page 3 1 Way Audio With 936 Power Supply...
- Page 4 2 Entrance System With 931 Power Supply...
- Page 5 2 Entrance System With 936 Power Supply VARIENTS OF HANDSET 8870 - To be used on audio or video door entry systems with A.C. call, power supplies type 831, 836, 6580 (6680) and 4 + 1 conductor wiring.
- Page 6 Equipped with conversation switch on the handset. 8875 - To be used on audio or video door entry systems with Sound System call, power supplies type 931, 931/OCT, 936, 6680 and 4 + 1 conductor wiring. ...
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