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- Page 1 MX3+ manual Lift Emergency Telephone Innovation brought to you from Tyresö, Sweden www.safeline-group.com 11.2020 © 2020 SafeLine and all the SafeLine products and SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN accessories are copyrighted by law.
- Page 2 Surface mounted with button: 155 x 90 x 31 mm IP class: IP 43 Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0 BLE 2,4 GHz Operation temperature: +5°- 40° Air humidity: 30%-90% R Audio files: Format WAVE-8 or 16kHz, 16 bit mono, max 16 sec/file SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Wiring diagram, output 1, 2 and external button Outputs Functions Configuration overviews Configuration interfaces Configuration with telephone Configuration examples Parameter list Operation LED indication for pictogram in car Testing Emergency calling process Trouble shooting Declaration of Conformity SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... -
Page 4: General Information
If it is to be used It is extremely important that for any other purpose, SafeLine these installation instructions must be contacted in advance. are made available at all times... -
Page 5: Installation
To increase volume, press Button ”2”; to decrease volume, press Button ”8”. It is also possible to adjust the volume in the SafeLine LYNX app (available on both Google Play and Apple App Store). Output for additional voice station/hearing loop When connecting an additional remote station *CABLE14 is required. -
Page 6: Parallel Wiring
In order to access the unit remotely, it needs to be assigned a unit number. Please refer to the Para meter list (*82*) for more information. SafeLine MX3+ on PSTN Line (max 9 units) Telefone line Wiring SafeLine MX3+ Hearing loop diagram, H1/ Use CABLE15 to connect serial no. -
Page 7: Wiring Diagram, Output 1, 2 And External Button
Outputs The two sinking outputs can be configured independently with a diagram, number of functions. The configuration is performed via SafeLine Pro or with the configuration code *88*XY#, where X specifies output 1, 2 and output 1 or 2 and Y specifies the function:... -
Page 8: Outputs
The output is activated at the following events: • Emergency alarm button input active. • The call is not yet connected. The output is deactivated at the following events: • Emergency alarm button input deactivated. • The call is connected. SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... -
Page 9: Functions
Only works for voice calls, not for P100/CPC/Q23. The configuration is performed via SafeLine Pro or with the configuration code *92*X#, where X specifies the time: 0 = The function is off. -
Page 10: Configuration Overviews
* 0 # SafeLine MX3+ Configuration with SafeLine Pro The unit can be configured at the office prior to the installation or at site after installation, with a configuration cable (*PCable). SafeLine Pro... - Page 11 ”Configuration with telephone”. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Remote configuration with SafeLine Pro Connect an SLPro Link to a computer with SafeLine Pro and a serial cable. SafeLine Pro ProLink SafeLine Pro can be downloaded on our website: http://www.safeline-group.com/en/downloads/...
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Page 12: Configuration With Telephone
Enter code and data, eg: Quit configuration: *11*012341234# *00*# 2 short beeps 2 short beeps? One long beep. Invalid Call disconnected or end input. Last code has of configuration. MX3+ will to be re-entered. restart with the new settings. SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... -
Page 13: Configuration Examples
- Example: 3 seconds delay. 7. 7. End configuration: * 0 0 *# Example 2: SLCC (SafeLine Call Centre) and 3-day test. Start configuration: Enter P100 ID code: * 0 1 * 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 # Lift ID code (each lift must have its own unique code). -
Page 14: Parameter List
Number of days between test alarms, 00-99 days. Always two digits. Max 3 days according to EN 81-28. 00 = No test alarms Test alarm protocol *31* 0 = P100 3 = CPC 4 = Caller ID SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... - Page 15 *61* To play the recorded message, press the desired distress message *61* parameter followed by #. Options for the recorded *62* 0 = Disable recorded message. message from Lift Car *62* 1 = Enables recorded message. SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN...
- Page 16 Example: 21 = input 2 with N/C Hotline *75* Phone connects directly to a fixed receipient without phone number 0 = Standard phone line (default) 1 = Hotline Volume control *76* Adjustabel volume, between 1-6. (Default = 4) SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN...
- Page 17 Detect dial tone *83* 0 = Off 1 = On (default) Set to off if SafeLine has problem to detect the dial tone. Receipt to alarm *84* Select which message(s) to send to the alarm receiver at an receiver with P100 alarm call.
- Page 18 *21*0#, *22*0#, * 27*03#, *76*4#, *80*1#, *84*1#, *88*1# 3 = Default CPC (The following codes will be set): *21*3#, *22*3#, *27*03#, *76*4#, *80*1#, *84*1#, *88*1# 4 = Default VOICE (The following codes will be set): *21*1#, *22*1#, *27*03#, **76*4#, 80*1#, *84*1#, *88*1# SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN...
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Page 19: Operation
Call connected The yellow pictogram LED is lit The green pictogram LED turns as soon as the alarm button is on as soon as the SafeLine unit pressed. detects a responding voice. The LED is turned off when the call is terminated. -
Page 20: Testing
Testing Testing the SafeLine MX3+ Connect 10-30 VDC. SafeLine MX3+ will make a self-test. Green LED flashes Yellow LED flashes 5 times. 5 times. Short tone Long tone in the speaker. in the speaker? Check the mic and Connect telephone line. -
Page 21: Emergency Calling Process
This adds up to the 12 call limit. To restart the dialling process, another push of Calling 1st phone number. the alarm button is needed. Calling 2nd phone number. Calling 3rd phone number. Calling 4th phone number. Alarm operator made connection. SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... -
Page 22: Trouble Shooting
At least one phone number (and one ID code if using data identi- fication) must be configured to enable making a call from the unit. Refer to the parameter list (*11*). Emergency button N/C Emergency button N/C SafeLine MX3+ v.2.2.2 EN... -
Page 23: Declaration Of Conformity
EN 301 489-17 V3.1.1 EN 300 328 V2.1.1 3.2: Effective use of spectrum allocated Firmware used during assessment SafeLine MX3: 1.00 Tyresö, 2020-02-05 Lars Gustafsson, Technical Manager, R&D , SafeLine Group Antennvägen 10, 13548 Tyresö, Sweden +46 (0)8-447 79 32, www.safeline-group.com... - Page 24 SafeLine Group UK Unit 47 · Acorn Industrial Park · Crayford · Kent · DA1 4AL · United Kingdom Tel.: +44 (0) 1322 52 13 96 · info@safeline-group.uk SafeLine is a registered trademark of SafeLine Sweden AB. All other trademarks, service marks, registered trademarks, or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners.
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