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- Page 1 SL6+ manual Lift Emergency Telephone Complies to EN81–28 and EN81–70 standards. www.safeline-group.com PATENT 08163634.2 04.2022 © 2022 SafeLine and all the SafeLine products and SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN accessories are copyrighted by law.
- Page 2 10-30 VDC, 5 mA, optically isolated Antenna connector SMA (female) Size (H x W x D) SL6+: 160 x 241 x 47 mm, SL6+ Mini: 113 x 244 x 52 mm Weight 1.7 kg Relay outputs Max 1 A/30 VDC. volt free relay outputs.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
System overview Overview SL6+ main unit Overview SL6+ voice station Address selection Installation Mounting Wiring diagram SL6+ main unit Wiring diagram voice station Wiring diagram voice station screw terminals Connecting the telephone line Activating the SIM card Bluetooth LED indication... -
Page 4: General Information
ed purpose only. 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 - It should not be modifi ed... -
Page 5: Overview
Overview Description of The SL6+ system consists of a main unit and up to six connected voice stations. The system is based on a two-way system according the bus system to EN 81-28 and uses a bus system for communication between main unit and stations. The bus system consists of four wires: two for transfering voice and data, and two for power supply. -
Page 6: Overview Sl6+ Main Unit
Active alarm/battery status c. PSTN/GSM net call status Terminals USB Mini B PC connection For firmware update and 12 V Battery, 1,2 Ah configuration. Slot for GSM interface RS232 PC connection board For configuration. 3 4a 4b 4c SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 7: Overview Sl6+ Voice Station
ADDRESS Default address setting: Address Unit Car unit Top unit Lift pit unit Fire unit Change the default address Fire unit settings using SafeLine Pro or Fire unit SafeLine LYNX. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... - Page 8 To change address to 2, use a utility knife to cut the thin wire marked with "Address: 1". SLB3 Connections Pictogram output Additional alarm button, N/O RS232 PC connection Volume control Emergency light, only for SLB-SM-Pic-Light Hearing loop 3 4 5 VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
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Page 9: Address Selection
The evacuation unit can include up to 6 voice stations. Car/Lift pit unit Address: 06 Car/Lift pit unit Address: 03 Car unit Address: 01 Car/Lift pit unit Address: 02 SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 10: Installation
Installation Mounting Mounting main unit Install the main unit in the machine room. Mount the SL6+ main unit to a stable surface (eg. wall, controller cabinet), using appropriate If GSM interface is installed screws. No termination resistance is needed at the ends of the bus. - Page 11 *SL6-GSM-BOARD or *IF-BOARD-4G it has priority. If no active (please refer to "Technical data" for detailed information). SIM card is used, GSM inter- face should be disabled. *SL6-GSM-BOARD *IF-BOARD-4G with Micro SIM Card with Micro SIM Card SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
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Page 12: Wiring Diagram Sl6+ Main Unit
Wiring diagram SL6+ main unit Supply voltage for the SL6 must go through an all-pole main switch in accordance Phone line, RJ12 with EN81-20. PSTN PSTN Bus 12 VDC Bus GND Bus A Bus B Battery +12 VDC Battery 0 VDC... -
Page 13: Wiring Diagram Voice Station
Brown B3 Bus A Blue B4 Bus B *Input A is confi gured with either: • SafeLine Pro or SafeLine LYNX, N/O (default) or N/C. • Parameter *89*, please refer to the corresponding code in the ”Parameter List”. Wiring diagram Bus A voice station... -
Page 14: Connecting The Telephone Line
SafeLine SL6+ with a PCB version below 1.51. You can identify the PCB version on your SL6+ by checking the main board’s 7-fi gure number, e.g. “0175146”, where the last three numbers indicates the PCB version. If you have an SL6+ with a version number above 1.50, you may disregard this information. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 15: Activating The Sim Card
Verify the PIN code by switching your phone off and on again. Make a call from your phone to verify that the SIM card is active. Make a call to the SL6+ after insertion to ensure there is a proper connection. -
Page 16: Led Indication Front Panel
1 2 3 strength = 100 % LED3 LED2 >= 85 % LED1 >= 70 % Reset >= 55 % >= 30 %* >= 15 % >= 0 % *Minimum signal strength for using GSM interface. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 17: Led Indication For Pictogram In Car
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 18: Startup
Upon startup: a tone sequ- ence is heard in the system speaker. SL6+ searches for connected bus units Check 230 VAC mains power. SL6+ main unit searches for stations connected to the Number of Unit communication bus. For every voice station beeps OK? -
Page 19: Configuration
SafeLine Pro Remote confi guration with SafeLine Pro/ProLink The unit can also be remotely confi gured at the offi ce after instal- lation. Connect a SafeLine ProLink modem with a phone line to a computer with SafeLine Pro and a serial cable. ProLink SLProLink Confi guration with the LYNX app For confi guration via app, download the LYNX app from Google Play or Apple App store and register an account. - Page 20 4 5 6 7 8 9 SL6+ Remote confi guration with telephone For remote confi guration, you can use any PSTN tone dial phone. • Dial the phone number of the SL6+. • Enter the function codes on the phone keypad to start confi gu- ration (password has to be entered, see "Parameter list"). 1 2 3 4 5 6...
- Page 21 After 2 rings the first SL6+ unit answers with a short beep. Choose which unit to configure by pressing the unit's number. NOTE: If there are other SafeLine telephones connected in serial you may have to press the unit number several times before the 3 long tones are heard. When 3 long tones are heard, the selected unit is reached and voice communication mode is established.
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Page 22: Remote Configuration With Telephone: Step
Invalid password (entering config. mode) (one long tone) Enter code and data, eg: *11*012341234# Invalid input (one long tone) 2 short beeps? Last code has to be re-entered Quit configuration Continue configure? *00*# 2 short beeps Call disconnected or end of configuration. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 23: Initiate A Restart From Remote
Initiate a restart In order to remotely force the SL6 main unit to restart please follow these steps: from remote • Follow the steps of "Remote configuration with telephone: step 1" • Dial to enter *0000# • Enter the password *37*# • Enter the code • The SL6 unit will now restart. -
Page 24: Configuration Examples
- Example: 3 seconds delay. 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 25: Parameter List
Change this only if your alarm operator uses any of the mentioned protocols. Call type LMS number *30* LMS (Lift Monitoring System) call type 0 = P100 3 = CPC (Only battery alarm) 5 = SMS SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... - Page 26 - - # Alarm type 4th number *44* - - # Alarm type LMS *45* - - # LMS (Lift Monitoring System) (Battery alarm) Normally 17 Alarm type Test alarm *46* - - # Normally 26 SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
- Page 27 *64* message from bus unit 4 *64* Options for the recorded *65* message from bus unit 5 *65* Options for the recorded *66* message from bus unit 6 *66* Options for the recorded *67* fire message *67* SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
- Page 28 The second number selects N/O (0) or N/C (1). Default = N/O Example: *74*11# - Input 1, N/C *74*20# - Input 2, N/O Hotline *75* Phone connects directly to a fixed receipient without phone number. 0 = Standard phone line (default) 1 = Hotline SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
- Page 29 Unit number [1-9] is used when the units are sharing the same phone line. When the unit number is assigned, the specified unit is accessible for configuration. Detect dial tone *83* 0 = Off 1 = On (default) Set to off if SafeLine has problem to detect the dial tone. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
- Page 30 - - # Selected alarm input type for the bus unit (N/O or N/C). First number selects the bus unit (1-6). Second unit selects N/O (0) or N/C (1). Example: *89*21# sets bus unit 2 as N/C SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
- Page 31 *21*0#, *22*0#, * 27*03#, *80*1#, *84*1#, *88*12# 3 = Default CPC (The following codes will be set): *21*3#, *22*3#, *27*03#, *80*1#, *84*1#, *88*12# 4 = Default VOICE (The following codes will be set): *21*1#, *22*1#, * 27*03#, *80*1# *84*1#, *88*12# SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
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Page 32: Relay Functions
Relay closes at successful deliverance. Automatic emergency button check • Relay is active once every day, checking emergency button. • Relay is deactivated when emergency button input is changed, or if collective fault is programmed on an output. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 33: Operating
• Deactivates if the unit after programmed number of tries fails with alarm drop-off (if Fallback is activated both interfaces have failed). • Resets in case of successful alarm delivery • Resets by pressing the “Reset Button” * SMS programming only available for SL6-GSMR and SL6-MINI-GSMR. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 34: Calling With Safeline Sl6
Calling with The SL6+ can call in the following ways: Intercom between machine room and car/pit/car-top, see below. SafeLine SL6+ Make calls with a normal fi xed phone line and through GSM. Installing the handset and Emergency calls to numbers at the press of the alarm button. the SL6+ in the machine Test alarms at preset intervals. -
Page 35: Intercom Between Main Unit And Voice Station
PABX (switchboard), press 0 again for external dial tone to calling out to the PSTN network. If a GSM board is installed, the SL6+ will use it as the default . If you want to use PSTN line instead, ensure that there is no GSM board installed. -
Page 36: Emergency Calling Process
12 call limit. Line missing or busy Dial tone? Calling 1 phone number. Answer? Calling 2 phone number. Answer? Calling 3 phone number. Answer? Calling 4 phone number. Answer? Alarm operator made connection Emergency call completed SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 37: Fallback
”Parameter Enable Fallback through SafeLine LYNX or SafeLine Pro. When List”). activating Fallback, both systems have to be operative. Incoming calls are handled by both interfaces, but will not be used simultaneously. - Page 38 GSM interface error (PIN, SIM, communication) Flashing red, 400/400 ms: Neither line nor GSM OK Flashing red/green, 400/400 ms: PSTN-line or GSM net missing Slowly flashing green, 200/4600 ms: line OK Flashing green, 400/400 ms: connecting call Continuous green: call connected LED3 LED2 LED1 SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
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Page 39: Fallback Lms Codes
PSTN so the unit may try GSM immediately instead. If the call attempt is cancelled due to missing dial tone while Fallback is active, an LMS is sent with the code Z009. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 40: Fire Mode
(default) on the main unit. Refer to the "Wiring diagram SL6+ main unit". Configuration Use SafeLine Pro, LYNX or parameter *73* (please refer to the corresponding code in the ”Parameter List”) to configure the units for Fire mode. • Set Input 1 to Fire mode: *73*14#. • Set Input 2 to Fire mode: *73*24# - default. -
Page 41: Service
Cancelling a battery test • Press the reset button once. • LED 2 stops flashing red. • If the battery level drops below 10,7 V, the SL6+ does not start automatically, it must be started by pressing the reset button. Testing the battery alarm •... -
Page 42: Trouble Shooting Main Unit
Problem Possible cause(s) Solution The unit makes an alarm call • Improper type of alarm Use SafeLine Pro or a telephone when powered up. button selected. and parameter *74* and/or *89* to • Alarm button is stuck. change from N/C (Normally closed) to N/O (Normally open) or from N/O to N/C. - Page 43 Cannot dial out. Broken line connection • Check the phone line connec- (LED 3 not flashing green). tion (*). No money on refill SIM card. • Verify the SIM card by inserting it into a normal mobile phone. *, **, *** Refer to chapter ”Related Test Procedures” SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN...
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Page 44: Trouble Shooting Voice Station
• Incorrect wiring of the bus cable. The telephone beeps This is to notify the passengers This is a normal procedure. every 5 seconds. of the ongoing call (anti eaves- dropping). *, **, *** Refer to chapter ”Related Test Procedures” SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 45: Related Test Procedures
When none of these solutions apply, install a separate cable for the telephone line. *** Microphone check Call in to the SL6+ and press the following numbers on the caller’s phone. Press “7” to activate the car's microphone. Press “*” activates microphone of the caller. -
Page 46: Internal Operational Failures
Battery tests are performed every week. If a battery test fails, an alarms alarm will be sent. Stuck button If pushed alarm button does not return to normal position, a stuck button alarm will be sent. SafeLine SL6+ v.3.9.0 EN... -
Page 47: Declaration Of Conformity
Lift telephone Type / model: SL6+ Article no: *SL6, *SL6-4G, *SL6-GSM, *SL6-GSM-BOARD, *SL6-MAINBOARD, *SL6-MINI, *SL6-MINI-4G, *SL6-MINI-GSM, *SL6 A+, *SL6 A+ MINI, *SL6 A+ 3G, *IF-BOARD-4G, *SL6-GSMR, *SL6-MINI-GSMR Including voice stations: *SLB3-COP, *SLB3-REC-PIC, *SLB3-REC-PIC-B, *SLB3-SM-PIC, *SLB3-SM-PIC-B, *SLB3-SM-PIC-L, *SLB3-SMD-PIC, *SLB3-SMD-PIC-B, *SLB3-REC-BL, *SLB-COP, *SLB-COP2, *SLB-COP2-L, *SLB-COP-L, *SLB-COP-SEP, *SLB-IF1, *SLB-IF2,... - Page 48 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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