Telecom Behnke Hybrid Series Instructions Manual page 84

Instructions for Behnke Hybrid series 20-0005-BS, SIP intercoms series 20-0005B-IP
GB
Commissioning and Configuration
Here you can define which function or which combination of functions of the keypad should be
allowed.
The following functions are available:
Phone (handset key)
This function allows dialling any phone number via the keypad.
When the handset key is pressed, a dial tone sounds and a call number can be dialled via the
keypad. If the handset key is pressed a second time, the connection or dialling is terminated.
Code lock (key button)
This function allows entering a code to control a relay, for example for opening the door. The code
lock function can be called up via the key button to then enter the code. Alternatively, the code can
also be entered directly, i.e. without pressing the key button first. The code entry is completed by
pressing the # key. For example, if the set code for a relay is 2580, then enter 2580#.
Speed dial (+ key)
This function allows you to enter a 2-digit speed dial via the keypad.
The speed dial function is called up via the + key of the keypad. Subsequently, enter a 2-digit speed
dial between 00 and 99. For each speed dial, a separate call number can be stored via the configu-
ration steps 300 to 399, which will be called when entering the speed dial.
Operating mode Alarm input
17 0 # deactivated
1 # Alarm for rising flank & treat like a key
2 # Alarm for rising flank & treat like a message
3 # Alarm for rising flank & treat as sabotage
4 # Alarm for falling flank & treat like a key
5 # Alarm for falling flank & treat like a message
6 # Alarm for falling flank & treat as sabotage
7 # Alarm for rising or falling flank & treat like a key
8 # Alarm for rising or falling flank & treat like a message
9 # Alarm for rising or falling flank & treat as sabotage
The alarm input allows to send an information to the device via voltage
and to then trigger an alarm. It is possible to set whether an alarm is triggered in the event of a
rising flank (change from 'no voltage at alarm input' to 'voltage at alarm input') or a falling flank
(change from 'voltage at alarm input' to 'no voltage at alarm input') or in both cases.
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