Putting In Service The System - Fasttel FLEXITALK Manual

4. Bringing into service the 'Flexitalk'
All connections, except the mains voltage, happen via a 12‐pole clip line.
It is better to connect without tension.
Under this clip line, you find an indication of the connections.
It means:
15‐16 LINE
17‐18 TEL
19‐20 DP
21‐22 REL1
C
23‐24 REL2
C
25‐26 EXT : external supply voltage for the door phone
27‐28: mains voltage 230Vac
Observation: if a connection with an analogue telephone line or a PABX extension is impossible, you must bridge the pins
LINE en DP with 2 wires. In this case, you make an audio connection when you pick up the phone. To activate the video, you
must press upon #*#.
Relay 1 and relay 2 act as impulse contacts if you use the code #1# and #2#.
If you want to use the contacts as a toggle (on/oft), use the codes, #11# to put on contact 1 and #10#
to put off contact 1.
For the second contact, use respectively #21# and #20#.
This second contact can also be actived for 3 seconds , if one presses upon the button of the external
station ( code #511 , see page 7) or continu during the whole conversation ( code #521 , see page 7)
When one presses upon the button of the external station, the phones will ring 10 times.
You can modify these times via the code # 90XX where xx=01..99.
You can only introduce this code after the connection with the door phone.
If necessary, you can also modify, on the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) of the external station, the
volume of the loudspeaker and the microphone by setting the potentiometers. See diagram
underneath.
Edition 3.5
: connection of the public telephone network or extension of the PABX
: connection of your telephone or incoming line of your telephone exchange
: connection to door phone unit
: NO , normal open contact relay 1
, common contact relay 1
: NO , normal open contact relay 2
, common contact relay 2
pg 6 Flexitalk manual