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Comelit PAC GDX Series Installation Manual

Comelit PAC GDX Series Installation Manual

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GDX Audio and Video Door Entry
Installation Guide for systems with —
Up to 32 Audio handsets
Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets
Version 1—February 2023

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  • Page 1 GDX Audio and Video Door Entry Installation Guide for systems with — Up to 32 Audio handsets Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Version 1—February 2023...

  • Page 2: Wiring Specifications

    Wiring Specifications Installation wiring must be in accordance with the country of installation's National Wiring regulations. E.g. For UK: BS7671, IET Wiring Standards and Regulations. Injury or death by electric shock may result if ignored. Wiring must be carried out by suitably qualified and competent personnel. Audio Handset Wiring Handset connection to 3-pair CW1308 cable...

  • Page 3: Health And Safety

    Health and Safety IMPORTANT When installing the hardware the following should be noted. Please read all these instructions and save them for later use. The installation of this system must meet the requirements of the country of installation’s National Wiring Regulations (BS7671, IET National Wiring Regulations in the UK) and EN60950-1. It must only be carried out by suitably competent, qualified and experienced personnel.

  • Page 4: Lithium Batteries

    Lithium Batteries Failure to read the following guidelines carefully may result in injury. Danger of explosion if lithium batteries are incorrectly replaced or handled. Ensure that lithium batteries are never short circuited. Always store lithium batteries separately in non-conducting materials. Never replace a lithium battery with the incorrect type.
  • Page 5 Glossary '2Audio' (channels) Up to two audio channels are available for calls. '7Audio' (channels) Up to seven audio channels are available for calls. Up to two audio channels (including a max. of two audio with '2Audio' & Video video) are available for calls. Up to seven audio channels (including a max.
  • Page 6 GDX System Configurations— Up to 32 Audio handsets Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Select your GDX System from the options below to link to the relevant Installation Overview and instructions. AUDIO – up to 32 Lines '2Audio' channels—up to 16 Lines '2Audio' channels—up to 32 Lines '7Audio' channels—up to 16 Lines '7Audio' channels—up to 32 Lines...
  • Page 7 '2Audio' installations (up to 32 lines) '2Audio' channels up to 16 lines The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio system with two entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards. SYSTEM – maximum supported units Up to 2 ×...
  • Page 8 '2Audio' channels up to 32 lines (using 2 × linked 16 line CCUs) The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio system with linked CCUs which can support up to four entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards.
  • Page 9 '7Audio' channels up to 16 Lines The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio system with four entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards. SYSTEM – maximum supported units Up to 7 × Audio channels available to support: Max.
  • Page 10 '7Audio' channels only up to 32 Lines (using 2 × linked 16 line CCUs) The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio system with linked CCUs which can support up to four entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards.
  • Page 11 Audio Only Installation Process – up to 32 lines STEP 1 Install CCU Audio STEP 2 Install Entrance Panel STEP 3 Install Standalone Reader STEP 4 Install Handset STEP 5 Recommended checks OPTIONAL: STEP 6 Token Administration SIGN OFF This installation guide is intended only as a summary and checklist for installers familiar with this equipment.
  • Page 12 Continue to CCU Audio Line Card Installation Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 12 of 115 –...

  • Page 13: Product Specifications

    CCU Audio Line Card This section will list all relevant specifications and standards that apply to the GDX Audio Line Card. Product Specifications Weight 10 kg Temperature 0 °C to +35 °C Humidity 0% to 90% Relative Humidity Input Voltage 240 VAC, 50 Hz Power 0.8A at 240VAC Product Approvals Standards...

  • Page 14: Installation & Wiring

    Product Mounting All equipment should be located in a safe location whilst remaining accessible for competent service personnel. It is the responsibility of the competent personnel to observe appropriate precautions when handling, lifting or installing heavy loads that require wall mounting. Equipment supplied within a lockable enclosure need not be installed within an area of restricted access.
  • Page 15 GDX Enclosure The four wall mounting holes are indicated below. Use appropriate wall fixings to secure the enclosure to the wall. Enclosure mounting holes – Page 15 of 115 –...
  • Page 16 Audio Line Card Layout and Legend Description Telephone handset connections LK6 Change / Protect header link Audio channel connections LK5 CAN data bus header link LCD display and pushbuttons LK8 and LK9 (DO NOT REMOVE) Door power and control connections –...
  • Page 17 Line Card Connections The connections from a Line Card to a door Entrance Panel comprise of audio, power and data connections. Entrance Panel connections Cable run should be max. 100m. Cable type Cable use 6 pair CW1308 Door panel power, data and audio 2 core 0.75mm min.

  • Page 18: Audio Connections

    Audio connections Door Entrance Panel Line Card The RX and TX connections cross between the Line Card and the door Entrance Panel but the + and – connections do not. The “Audio Channel” for a door Entrance Panel is 1 or 2 for '2Audio' audio only systems and 1–7 for Audio &...
  • Page 19 Connecting Audio Line Cards This is the wiring diagram for additional Audio Line Card connections. The wiring connection to another Audio Line Card is the same even if it is in a separate enclosure. Ensure the CAN bus is wired in parallel across both Line Cards Telephone handset connections Only GDX telephone handsets should be installed with this system.

  • Page 20: Power Up Checks

    The connections from the Line Card to the telephone handset are as follows: Connection Handset audio to entrance panel DTMF signals for handset buttons +12VDC Telephone handsets must be connected to the Audio Line Card starting with the lowest postal address first, as per the front faceplate engraving. The entrance panel buttons have been factory-wired to accept this order.

  • Page 21: Power Up Display

    After system power up Use a multi-meter (VOLTS DC) to check the voltage output of the PSU to the Line Card is set to +13.8 VDC and adjust PSU output to 13.8 VDC if required. If the PSU is overloaded or adjusted too high, it may shut down temporarily to protect itself.
  • Page 22 LCD Messages The LCD will display useful messages about system activity and operation which can aid fault finding and commissioning. Telephone handset  scanning status During standard operation the Line Card continuously monitors the attached telephone handsets and cycles every few seconds. An example sequence for the status displays is shown below: TEL 1-8 and TEL 9-16 correspond to the numbered "TEL"...

  • Page 23: Program Settings

    Program Settings The range of values allowed and the factory defaults supplied are shown below: Setting Range Allowed Factory Default Card number 00-01 Privacy time 01-15 Hours Video On/Off ON / OFF Change Factory Settings (IC28 EEPROM) Settings are stored in an EEPROM memory IC (IC28) on the Line Card. This IC can be swapped onto a replacement card to save re-programming all of the current card settings.
  • Page 24 Continue to Entrance Panel Installation Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 24 of 115 –...

  • Page 25: Equipment Checklist

    0.35 Amps Standby (excl. locks) Entrance Panel and Backbox Approvals, Directives and Regulations Hereby,Comelit-PAC Limited declares that the radio equipment type residential, commercial or light industry door entry product is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://pacgdx.com/compliance-declarations...
  • Page 26 In metal backboxes, use rubber grommets in the knock-outs. Secure the backbox with appropriate fixings for the intended mounting surface. – Page 26 of 115 –...
  • Page 27 Electric Door Lock Specification and Rating All electric door lock release(s) connected to the system must have back EMF suppression devices fitted, as recommended by the lock manufacturer. All GDX Entry Panels are shipped with a MOV for this purpose. The MOV must be installed directly at the lock. Lock Type Selection Fail Open (FO) or Fail Closed (FC) lock operation is set by link header PLG11 on the door Entrance Panel pcb.
  • Page 28 Door Entry Wiring – Page 28 of 115 –...
  • Page 29 Audio connections Door Entrance Panel Line Card The RX and TX connections cross between the Line Card and the door Entrance Panel but the + and – connections do not. The Audio Channel for a door Entrance Panel is factory-programmed (1 or 2) and can be checked on the door Entrance Panel LCD at power up.

  • Page 30: Troubleshooting

    LCD  Status Messages The LCD will show various power up and operational status messages throughout normal operation. At power up, or reset, the LCD will display the following information in order : Manufacturer TECHNOLOGIES BOOTLOADER V Software Version VERSION    Software Version XXXXXXX GDX Audio Lite...

  • Page 31: Door Contact

    Door Numbers Every door on a system must be uniquely addressed and there must be an Entrance Panel on the system addressed as Door 00. For '2Audio' Door configuration: The 1st Entry Panel MUST be connected to Door 0 on the Audio Line Card. All GDX '2Audio' Entrance Panels are programmed for Audio Channel 1.

  • Page 32: Panel Settings

    Panel Settings Settings Default Range Door Number 0-63 Audio Channel Dav of week Sun-Sat Date 0-31 Month 1-12 Year 0-99 Hours (24 Hr) 0-23 Minutes 0-59 Pre Answer Call Length 30 secs 1-99 secs Post Answer Call Length 40 secs 1-99 secs Call Tone Ring Length 4 secs 1-20 secs...
  • Page 33 Panel Pushbuttons These settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display. PLG10 Enables panel config. Select menu Increase menu Decrease menu Confirm menu value / option value / option value / option changes SP–Protect SE–Enable Change settings Move PLG10 to SE to amend settings.
  • Page 34 Continue to Standalone Reader Installation Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 34 of 115 –...

  • Page 35: Product Specifications

    0.35A Approvals, Directives and Regulations Hereby,Comelit-PAC Limited declares that the radio equipment type residential, commercial or light industry door entry product is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://pacgdx.com/compliance-declarations...

  • Page 36: Power Supply Requirements

    Reader Dimensions Power Supply Requirements The reader requires a supply of 12VDC to 13.SVDC at 150mA maximum, excluding the door locks operated from the reader. The manufacturer's documentation for the door locks utilised will give the power consumption figure for the locks. The Standalone Reader is rated to have a 1A max.
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  • Page 38 Engineer's LCD Display An engineer's LCD display can be attached to the 16-way pin header, "PLG2" on the left hand edge of the reader control card, to show controller settings and operation statuses. This LCD is not required or fitted in normal operation and is only useful as an engineering aid.

  • Page 39: Change Alarm Time

    Lock Release Check Lock Release Press the "Lock Time" button. Count the LED flashes between the two bleeps emitted by the sounder. An engineer's LCD can also be used to display the setting after the button press. Change Lock Release Adjust the two rotary switches at the top left of the controller PCB labelled "MSB"...

  • Page 40: Factory Default Settings

    Engineer Reset Codes Adjust "MSB" and "LSB" to required code—MSB is used for the 'tens' and LSB for the 'units'. Restart the reader and wait for the reset 'bleep' from the sounder. The red LED labelled "Running" will illuminate for four seconds. Only during this time can the engineer code be set.

  • Page 41: Common Mode

    Controller Mode Of Operation Modes A standalone reader can only have tokens administered from an entrance panel or a PC. It can only operate in "Common" or "Network" mode. Default mode for standalone reader is "Common". However, a door entrance panel can also operate in "Single" mode because tokens can be added or deleted directly into it, if restricted access through this door is required.
  • Page 42 Continue to Audio Handset Installation Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 42 of 115 –...

  • Page 43: Handset Information

    Handset Information This section will list all relevant directives, regulations and specifications that apply to the GDX Audio handset. Product Specification Dimensions W:120 mm × H:200 mm × D:40 mm Weight 0.40 kg Temperature 0 °C to +35 °C Humidity 0% to 90% Relative Humidity Input Voltage 12.0 VDC...
  • Page 44 This is the basic wiring diagram to add a secondary handset to an existing installation. Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 44 of 115 –...
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  • Page 46 Continue to Installation Checks Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 46 of 115 –...

  • Page 47: Door Contact

    Entrance Panel Checks Door Numbers All GDX door Entrance Panels are shipped as Door 00. The Door No. and Audio Channel must be selected on the Entrance Panel. Door 0 set to Audio Channel1, Door 1 is set to Audio Channel2. If a 2nd Audio panel is added to a system the user must adjust the panel to Channel 2 to give Door 01.

  • Page 48: Panel Settings

    Panel Settings Settings Default Range Door Number 0-63 Audio Channel Dav of week Sun-Sat Date 0-31 Month 1-12 Year 0-99 Hours (24 Hr) 0-23 Minutes 0-59 Pre Answer Call Length 30 secs 1-99 secs Post Answer Call Length 40 secs 1-99 secs Call Tone Ring Length 4 secs 1-20 secs...

  • Page 49: Change Settings

    Panel Pushbuttons These settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display. PLG10 Enables panel config. Select menu Increase menu Decrease menu Confirm menu value / option value / option value / option changes SP–Protect SE–Enable Change settings Move PLG10 to SE to amend settings.

  • Page 50: Lcd Messages

    CCU Checks After power up Use a multi-meter (VOLTS DC) to check the voltage output of the PSU to the Line Card is set to +13.8 VDC and adjust PSU output to 13.8 VDC if required. If the PSU is overloaded or adjusted too high, it may shut down temporarily to protect itself.
  • Page 51 Privacy Period The default setting is six hours and applies to all handsets on the Line Card. This can be changed using the settings pushbuttons on the Line Card and will not require a system power down. Telephone handset operation status The following messages will be shown depending on the handset operation.
  • Page 52 IC28 EEPROM Settings are stored in an EEPROM memory IC (IC28) on the Line Card. This IC can be swapped onto a replacement card to save re-programming all of the current card settings. Settings pushbuttons Settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display.
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  • Page 54 Continue to Token Administration Installation Up to 32 Audio handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 54 of 115 –...
  • Page 55 Token Administation Entrance Panels can operate independently, as part of a 'network' or administered by a PC. Tokens cannot be added or deleted directly into a standalone reader and must be administered via either an entrance panel on the same system, a programming unit on the same system or from the GDX PC based administration software (via GSM or TCPIP Block Interface unit).
  • Page 56 Use the INC and DEC pushbuttons to scroll up and down through the menu options: CONTROLLER MODE OF OPERATION EDITOR 1 TOKEN EDITOR 2 TOKEN EDITOR 3 TOKEN ERASE ALL TOKENS ON THIS DOOR ONLY COPY TOKENS TO DOOR Press ENTER to select the required menu option Use INC and DEC to cycle through predefined values in sub-menus or to enter numerical values as required.
  • Page 57 Delete Tokens To delete standard access tokens to the system: Present an editor token to the Entrance Panel reader twice. The first time "EDIT ADD MODE" will be displayed on the LCD. Then "EDIT DELETE MODE" will be displayed on the LCD. Press any button on the panel and the first token number will be shown.
  • Page 58 Present Tokens When a token is presented to the Entrance Panel reader it will indicate if it is recognised or not. Valid token When a token that is currently stored in that database is presented to a reader: The green LED on the reader will illuminate. A tone is emitted from the reader card sounder.
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  • Page 60 Continue to system installation For UP TO 32 Audio / 16 Video Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 60 of 115 –...
  • Page 61 '2Audio' & Video installations (up to 16 lines) '2Audio' & Video channels up to 8 Lines The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio & Video system with two entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards. SYSTEM –...
  • Page 62 '2Audio' & Video channels up to 16 Lines The block schematic above shows an example configuration of a GDX Audio & Video system with four entrances, also referred to as "doors" on Line Cards. SYSTEM – maximum supported units Up to 2 × Audio with 2 × Video channels available to support a max. of 2 × Entrance Panels Typical combinations for door connections: 2 ×...
  • Page 63 Audio & Video Installation Process – up to 16 lines STEP 1 Install CCU Audio & Install CCU Video STEP 2 Install Entrance Panel STEP 3 Install Standalone Reader STEP 4 Install Handset STEP 5 Recommended checks OPTIONAL: STEP 6 Token Administration SIGN OFF This installation guide is intended only as a summary and checklist for installers familiar with this equipment.
  • Page 64 Continue to CCU Video Line Card Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 64 of 115 –...

  • Page 65: Product Specifications

    CCU Audio Line Card This section will list all relevant specifications and standards that apply to the GDX Audio Line Card. Product Specifications Weight 10 kg Temperature 0 °C to +35 °C Humidity 0% to 90% Relative Humidity Input Voltage 240 VAC, 50 Hz Power 0.8A at 240VAC Product Approvals Standards...
  • Page 66 Product Mounting All equipment should be located in a safe location whilst remaining accessible for competent service personnel. It is the responsibility of the competent personnel to observe appropriate precautions when handling, lifting or installing heavy loads that require wall mounting. Equipment supplied within a lockable enclosure need not be installed within an area of restricted access.
  • Page 67 GDX Enclosure The four wall mounting holes are indicated below. Use appropriate wall fixings to secure the enclosure to the wall. Enclosure mounting holes – Page 67 of 115 –...
  • Page 68 Audio Line Card Layout and Legend Description Telephone handset connections LK6 Change / Protect header link Audio channel connections LK5 CAN data bus header link LCD display and pushbuttons LK8 and LK9 (DO NOT REMOVE) Door power and control connections –...
  • Page 69 Line Card Connections The connections from a Line Card to a door Entrance Panel comprise of audio, power and data connections. Entrance Panel connections Cable run should be max. 100m. Cable type Cable use 6 pair CW1308 Door panel power, data and audio 2 core 0.75mm min.

  • Page 70: Audio Connections

    Audio connections Door Entrance Panel Line Card The RX and TX connections cross between the Line Card and the door Entrance Panel but the + and – connections do not. The “Audio Channel” for a door Entrance Panel is 1 or 2 for '2Audio' audio only systems and 1–7 for Audio &...
  • Page 71 Connecting Audio Line Cards This is the wiring diagram for additional Audio Line Card connections. The wiring connection to another Audio Line Card is the same even if it is in a separate enclosure. Ensure the CAN bus is wired in parallel across both Line Cards Telephone handset connections Only GDX telephone handsets should be installed with this system.
  • Page 72 The connections from the Line Card to the telephone handset are as follows: Connection Handset audio to entrance panel DTMF signals for handset buttons +12VDC Telephone handsets must be connected to the Audio Line Card starting with the lowest postal address first, as per the front faceplate engraving. The entrance panel buttons have been factory-wired to accept this order.
  • Page 73 After system power up Use a multi-meter (VOLTS DC) to check the voltage output of the PSU to the Line Card is set to +13.8 VDC and adjust PSU output to 13.8 VDC if required. If the PSU is overloaded or adjusted too high, it may shut down temporarily to protect itself.
  • Page 74 LCD Messages The LCD will display useful messages about system activity and operation which can aid fault finding and commissioning. Telephone handset  scanning status During standard operation the Line Card continuously monitors the attached telephone handsets and cycles every few seconds. An example sequence for the status displays is shown below: TEL 1-8 and TEL 9-16 correspond to the numbered "TEL"...

  • Page 75: Program Settings

    Program Settings The range of values allowed and the factory defaults supplied are shown below: Setting Range Allowed Factory Default Card number 00-01 Privacy time 01-15 Hours Video On/Off ON / OFF Change Factory Settings (IC28 EEPROM) Settings are stored in an EEPROM memory IC (IC28) on the Line Card. This IC can be swapped onto a replacement card to save re-programming all of the current card settings.
  • Page 76 Continue to CCU Video Line Card Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 76 of 115 –...
  • Page 77 CCU Video Installation The block schematic below shows the main components and how to connect them. Additional Video Line Cards must be connected Video+ to Video+ and Video– to Video– on the same Video channel Each Video Line Card can support up to 8 handsets –...
  • Page 78 Video Handset Connections – Page 78 of 115 –...
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  • Page 80 Continue to Entrance Panel Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video Handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 80 of 115 –...
  • Page 81 0.35 Amps Standby (excl. locks) Entrance Panel and Backbox Approvals, Directives and Regulations Hereby,Comelit-PAC Limited declares that the radio equipment type residential, commercial or light industry door entry product is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://pacgdx.com/compliance-declarations...
  • Page 82 In metal backboxes, use rubber grommets in the knock-outs. Secure the backbox with appropriate fixings for the intended mounting surface. – Page 82 of 115 –...
  • Page 83 Electric Door Lock Specification and Rating All electric door lock release(s) connected to the system must have back EMF suppression devices fitted, as recommended by the lock manufacturer. All GDX Entry Panels are shipped with a MOV for this purpose. The MOV must be installed directly at the lock. Lock Type Selection Fail Open (FO) or Fail Closed (FC) lock operation is set by link header PLG11 on the door Entrance Panel pcb.
  • Page 84 Door Entry Wiring – Page 84 of 115 –...
  • Page 85 Audio connections Door Entrance Panel Line Card The RX and TX connections cross between the Line Card and the door Entrance Panel but the + and – connections do not. The Audio Channel for a door Entrance Panel is factory-programmed (1 or 2) and can be checked on the door Entrance Panel LCD at power up.
  • Page 86 LCD  Status Messages The LCD will show various power up and operational status messages throughout normal operation. At power up, or reset, the LCD will display the following information in order : Manufacturer TECHNOLOGIES BOOTLOADER V Software Version VERSION    Software Version XXXXXXX GDX Audio Lite...

  • Page 87: Door Contact

    Door Numbers Every door on a system must be uniquely addressed and there must be an Entrance Panel on the system addressed as Door 00. For '2Audio' Door configuration: The 1st Entry Panel MUST be connected to Door 0 on the Audio Line Card. All GDX '2Audio' Entrance Panels are programmed for Audio Channel 1.

  • Page 88: Panel Settings

    Panel Settings Settings Default Range Door Number 0-63 Audio Channel Dav of week Sun-Sat Date 0-31 Month 1-12 Year 0-99 Hours (24 Hr) 0-23 Minutes 0-59 Pre Answer Call Length 30 secs 1-99 secs Post Answer Call Length 40 secs 1-99 secs Call Tone Ring Length 4 secs 1-20 secs...

  • Page 89: Change Settings

    Panel Pushbuttons These settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display. PLG10 Enables panel config. Select menu Increase menu Decrease menu Confirm menu value / option value / option value / option changes SP–Protect SE–Enable Change settings Move PLG10 to SE to amend settings.
  • Page 90 Continue to Standalone Reader Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 90 of 115 –...
  • Page 91 0.35A Approvals, Directives and Regulations Hereby,Comelit-PAC Limited declares that the radio equipment type residential, commercial or light industry door entry product is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://pacgdx.com/compliance-declarations...
  • Page 92 Reader Dimensions Power Supply Requirements The reader requires a supply of 12VDC to 13.SVDC at 150mA maximum, excluding the door locks operated from the reader. The manufacturer's documentation for the door locks utilised will give the power consumption figure for the locks. The Standalone Reader is rated to have a 1A max.
  • Page 93 – Page 93 of 115 –...
  • Page 94 Engineer's LCD Display An engineer's LCD display can be attached to the 16-way pin header, "PLG2" on the left hand edge of the reader control card, to show controller settings and operation statuses. This LCD is not required or fitted in normal operation and is only useful as an engineering aid.
  • Page 95 Lock Release Check Lock Release Press the "Lock Time" button. Count the LED flashes between the two bleeps emitted by the sounder. An engineer's LCD can also be used to display the setting after the button press. Change Lock Release Adjust the two rotary switches at the top left of the controller PCB labelled "MSB"...
  • Page 96 Engineer Reset Codes Adjust "MSB" and "LSB" to required code—MSB is used for the 'tens' and LSB for the 'units'. Restart the reader and wait for the reset 'bleep' from the sounder. The red LED labelled "Running" will illuminate for four seconds. Only during this time can the engineer code be set.
  • Page 97 Controller Mode Of Operation Modes A standalone reader can only have tokens administered from an entrance panel or a PC. It can only operate in "Common" or "Network" mode. Default mode for standalone reader is "Common". However, a door entrance panel can also operate in "Single" mode because tokens can be added or deleted directly into it, if restricted access through this door is required.
  • Page 98 Continue to Audio & Video Handset Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 98 of 115 –...
  • Page 99 Handset Information This section will list all relevant directives, regulations and specifications that apply to the GDX Audio handset. Product Specification Dimensions W:120 mm × H:200 mm × D:40 mm Weight 0.40 kg Temperature 0 °C to +35 °C Humidity 0% to 90% Relative Humidity Input Voltage 12.0 VDC...
  • Page 100 Video Handset Connections Use the same audio connections for Audio and Video handsets Secondary Handset Connections (can only be Audio handset) Use CW1308 telephone cable between handsets. This is the basic wiring diagram to add a secondary handset to an existing installation. –...
  • Page 101 Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 101 of 115 –...
  • Page 102 Continue to Installation Checks Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 102 of 115 –...
  • Page 103 Entrance Panel Checks Door Numbers All GDX door Entrance Panels are shipped as Door 00. The Door No. and Audio Channel must be selected on the Entrance Panel. Door 0 set to Audio Channel1, Door 1 is set to Audio Channel2. If a 2nd Audio panel is added to a system the user must adjust the panel to Channel 2 to give Door 01.
  • Page 104 Panel Settings Settings Default Range Door Number 0-63 Audio Channel Dav of week Sun-Sat Date 0-31 Month 1-12 Year 0-99 Hours (24 Hr) 0-23 Minutes 0-59 Pre Answer Call Length 30 secs 1-99 secs Post Answer Call Length 40 secs 1-99 secs Call Tone Ring Length 4 secs 1-20 secs...

  • Page 105: Change Settings

    Panel Pushbuttons These settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display. PLG10 Enables panel config. Select menu Increase menu Decrease menu Confirm menu value / option value / option value / option changes SP–Protect SE–Enable Change settings Move PLG10 to SE to amend settings.
  • Page 106 CCU Checks After power up Use a multi-meter (VOLTS DC) to check the voltage output of the PSU to the Line Card is set to +13.8 VDC and adjust PSU output to 13.8 VDC if required. If the PSU is overloaded or adjusted too high, it may shut down temporarily to protect itself.
  • Page 107 Privacy Period The default setting is six hours and applies to all handsets on the Line Card. This can be changed using the settings pushbuttons on the Line Card and will not require a system power down. Telephone handset operation status The following messages will be shown depending on the handset operation.
  • Page 108 IC28 EEPROM Settings are stored in an EEPROM memory IC (IC28) on the Line Card. This IC can be swapped onto a replacement card to save re-programming all of the current card settings. Settings pushbuttons Settings can be displayed and changed by using the four pushbuttons below the LCD display.
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  • Page 110 Continue to Token Administration Installation Up to 16 Audio & Video handsets Return to GDX System Configuration – Page 110 of 115 –...
  • Page 111 Token Administation Entrance Panels can operate independently, as part of a 'network' or administered by a PC. Tokens cannot be added or deleted directly into a standalone reader and must be administered via either an entrance panel on the same system, a programming unit on the same system or from the GDX PC based administration software (via GSM or TCPIP Block Interface unit).
  • Page 112 Use the INC and DEC pushbuttons to scroll up and down through the menu options: CONTROLLER MODE OF OPERATION EDITOR 1 TOKEN EDITOR 2 TOKEN EDITOR 3 TOKEN ERASE ALL TOKENS ON THIS DOOR ONLY COPY TOKENS TO DOOR Press ENTER to select the required menu option Use INC and DEC to cycle through predefined values in sub-menus or to enter numerical values as required.
  • Page 113 Delete Tokens To delete standard access tokens to the system: Present an editor token to the Entrance Panel reader twice. The first time "EDIT ADD MODE" will be displayed on the LCD. Then "EDIT DELETE MODE" will be displayed on the LCD. Press any button on the panel and the first token number will be shown.
  • Page 114 11.4 Present Tokens When a token is presented to the Entrance Panel reader it will indicate if it is recognised or not. Valid token When a token that is currently stored in that database is presented to a reader: The green LED on the reader will illuminate. A tone is emitted from the reader card sounder.
  • Page 115 If you need to talk... pacgdxsupport@comelit-pac.co.uk Technical Support T: +44 (0)161 406 3400 — Option 2 pacgdxcustomerservice@comelit-pac.co.uk Customer Services T: +44 (0)161 406 3400 — Option 1 pacgdxcustomerservice@comelit-pac.co.uk Training T: +44 (0)161 406 3400 — Option 1 – Page 115 of 115 –...

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