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- Page 1 DUOX PLUS SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE...
- Page 2 Technical publication for information purposes edited by FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA S.A.U. FERMAX ELECTRÓNICA applies a continuous improvement policy, therefore it reserves the right to modify the contents of this document, as well as the product features hereof at any time and without prior notice. Any modification will be reflected in subsequent editions of this document.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
ÍNDICE 1. INTRODUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION 1.1 PRESENTATION OF THE DUOX PROGRAMMING GUIDE 1.2 STEPS FOR COMMISSIONING 2. INSTALLATION OF DUOX PLUS DEVICES 2.1 ASSEMBLY AND WIRING OF THE OUTDOOR PANELS 2.1.1 MARINE and CITYLINE panels 2.1.2 SKYLINE panels 2.1.3 Connection of the door lock 2.2 ASSEMBLY AND WIRING OF THE GUARD UNIT 2.3 ASSEMBLY AND WIRING OF THE INDOOR TERMINALS... -
Page 4: Introduction And Implementation
2. INSTALLATION OF DUOX PLUS DEVICES 2.1 ASSEMBLY AND WIRING OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL Entrance panels are available in all FERMAX styles: Marine (vandal-proof), Cityline (continuous profile) and Skyline (modular). The panels can be classified according to their operation (how the call is made) and intrinsic characteristics of the model, they can be: •... -
Page 5: Marine And Cityline Panels
Digital (keypanel+display) Push buttons Direct (keypanel) 2.1.1 MARINE and CITYLINE panels These are continuous profile panels with the elements already mounted. In the case of the Marine, the panel is made of 316L stainless steel and is vandal-proof (IP65 IK09). MARINE/CITYLINE panel by PUSH BUTTONS In the case of the Marine and Cityline panels, the addressing depends on the connection of the Call Extension Module Ref. - Page 6 Example of 32 pushbuttons with the 16-button call extension module Ref. 2441: The Marine Kits need the Expansion Module which is not included in the reference of the panels. KITS 1 and 2 lines: MARINE/CITYLINE DIRECT panel The “Direct” panels consist of an amplifier and a numerical keypad connected via CN1 which allows the assigned address to be dialled.
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Page 7: Skyline Panels
MARINE/CITYLINE DIGITAL panel The digital panels consist of a DUOX PLUS Digital Display connected to the amplifier via the CN1 and from the display connected to a keypad via the CN4. 2.1.2 SKYLINE panels Skyline panels are modular, the components are hooked into the frame according to the desired design and are interconnected using the connectors of each element. - Page 8 Standard assignment: Bottom to top and right to left. A combination of pushbutton modules is possible, depending on this the addresses will be sorted as follows by default: pushbuttons linked connectors CN2. Example: SKYLINE DIRECT panels The “DIRECT” panels consist of an amplifier and a keypad connected via CN1, which allows the assigned address to be dialled.
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Page 9: Connection Of The Door Lock
DUOX PLUS AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER US Patent No. 9.215.410 US Patent No. 9.215.410 9.762.852 9.762.852 FERMAX ELECTRONICA, SAU FERMAX ELECTRONICA, SAU AV TRES CRUCES, 133 AV TRES CRUCES, 133 46017 VALENCIA - SPAIN 46017 VALENCIA - SPAIN JP1 JP2 JP1 JP2... -
Page 10: Assembly And Wiring Of The Indoor Terminals
2.3 ASSEMBLY AND WIRING OF THE INDOOR TERMINALS The indoor terminals are responsible for receiving the call from the amplifier and establishing communication with the outdoor panel, they can be Telephones (audio only) or monitors, also available with Wifi version to be able to have call divert to the Blue application. - Page 11 The connector is anchored to the wall in the desired manner through the holes provided, there is a wide variety to cover the most common flush-mounted boxes, and then the monitor is installed. Telephones: The telephones are installed directly on the wall by using of the holes provided. The telephones have internal connectors for the connection to the DUOX PLUS BUS.
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Page 12: Connection Of Power Supplies
2.4 CONNECTION OF POWER SUPPLIES The power supplies are responsible for supplying the necessary voltaje to the elements of the DUOX PLUS installation. The system uses 24 Vdc. The device can be screwes to the units or DIN rail installated (DIN-10). The power supply unit Ref. - Page 13 They can also allow power to pass through their outputs, consult the guide or the manual. If a regenerative BUS is used, it is recommended to connect through the input terminal as it is double. Ref 3268 1W DUOX PLUS DUAL REGENERATOR They are powered by any of its outputs by means of the connection to the BUS through the BB terminal block, it is advisable to provide power supply from both sides.
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Page 14: Decoders
2.5.3 Decoders The Decoders are intermediate devices of a DUOX PLUS installation capable of extending the capacities of the system, allowing to increase connection distances of terminals in derivation, to increase the number of connected devices, to isolate against signal reflections. Both Decoders have the same characteristics. -
Page 15: Device Programming
3. DEVICE PROGRAMMING DUOX PLUS devices require programming before they can be used. They will not work without programming. The amplifier is responsible for making the call to the terminal address. The call made at the outdoor panel is sent over the bus and received at the called terminal; when the called terminal answers, a communication channel is established between the outdoor panel and the indoor terminal. - Page 16 Example 1: A panel configured as a Block, when making a call, will set the first two digits with its Block number. Thus, a panel configured as Block 01 will be able to call the flats whose address starts with 01XXXX (from 010001 to 019999). Example 2: A panel configured as a Sub-Block, will set the Block number and the Sub-Block number.
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Page 17: Programming Panels
The panels with address “0” of each block will allow communication with the telephones when they are picked up or with the monitors if the “autoon” is carried and the communication channel is free. If this functionality is not desired, it is not necessary to leave panels with this address. -
Page 18: Push Button Panels
Two panels musn’t have the same configuration Default values of the parameters: • Door lock activation time: 01..99 sec (default: 03). • Exit button activation time: 00..99 sec. (default: 06). • Maximum talk time: 90 sec. • Panel Type: sub-block/block/general, (default: block). •... - Page 19 0...9 1...99" 1...99" Pushbutton Standby panel Configuration panel Configuration: Panel Number Door opening time Door opening time Exit button time 4 short consecutive presses in SW1 0...99 0...99 SUB-BLOCK Block Number Sub-Block Number 0...99 0...9 0 - 1 - 2 BLOCK Block Number Confirmation phone...
- Page 20 Note: If the modified programming code has been lost, the default code “4444” can be reset with the following steps: 1. Switch off the system and disconnect the power supply sets. 2. Create a short-circuit between “Bs” and “-” and supply power. 3.
- Page 21 – Press “A” to access the access code screen, and enter the code “AB21AB”. If disabled, press and hold “B” until the programming code screen appears. Enter the programming code (default) “19025”. 23/01/2015 9:22 Access Code Programming Code ------ ------ Delete Delete Borrar...
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Page 22: Programming The Indoor Terminals
3.3. PROGRAMMING THE INDOOR TERMINALS If the terminals are connected to a decoder, [Section: 3.5 Programming Decoders] be followed. The apartment terminals can also be programmed via the concierge [Section: 3.6 Concierge Programming]. Programming the monitors from the monitor An address must be assigned to the monitor. This can be done from the monitor itself or from the panel. - Page 23 Programming the monitors from the panel Select the icon and confirm with , (a beep is heard on the monitor). Press the corresponding button on the panel (call code for that monitor). A different ring tone is produced, confirming the programming of the monitor. After a few seconds the monitor returns to standby.
- Page 24 It is advisable to deactivate the MASTER panel after finishing the terminal configuration to avoid accidental terminal reprogramming. The telephones and monitors will remain in programming mode for 2.5 mins once activated. In any installation there can only be one MASTER panel at a time. When a panel is configured as MASTER, it notifies the rest of the installation and if there was previously one so configured, it will automatically cease to be so.
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Page 25: Mapping
Press F1 button and “Key” button simultaneously for 5 “until you hear an acoustic confirmation (BEEP). Release. • Press the apartment call button/code from the panel. You will hear the confirmation tone on the telephone. The telephone is programmed (steady red LED). 2º... - Page 26 Example: Press and hold SW1 for 10S (you will hear “Beep”) and the LED DL1 on the amplifier will flash rapidly. Put the apartment terminal in programming mode. Press the desired pushbutton for that apartement. To undo the mapping, reset the panel while holding down SW1. Sequential programming If a special distribution is required.
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Page 27: Programming In The Multi-Channel Regenerator
3.4. PROGRAMMING IN THE MULTI-CHANNEL REGENERATOR The DUOX PLUS single output regenerator ref. 3268 can be configured as a multi- channel regenerator if you wish to distinguish between letting the communication pass through ....24 Vdc 24 Vdc 24 Vdc REF.4825 REF.4825 REF.4825... -
Page 28: Programming Decoders
Set DIPSWITCHES 1 (MULTI) and 2 (PROG.ON) to ON. DIPSWITCH 3 must be ON if you want to program the SUB-BLOCK and OFF if you want to program the BLOCK. When the regenerator enters in programming mode the POWER led flashes rapidly until the block/sub-block number is programmed. To program the address you have to make a call from the panel of that block or an auto switch on or press F1 from a monitor of that block/sub-block, when the Regenerator is programmed the POWER LED starts flashing slowly. - Page 29 Selection of the programming mode The decoder has two operating modes, sequential or open. We will configure them according to the needs. - Sequential mode: - > minidip number 8 of the DECODER dipswitch is set to OFF. In this mode the programmed address of each output will be stored consecutively to the selected programming start address.
- Page 30 Addressing example: BLOCK DECODER OFFSET ADDRESSES FROM 000001 000010 000001 000010 000010 000019 010050 010059 000104 000113 999990 999999 If all 3 dipswitches have all minidips set to OFF, the address of output 1 will be 000001, as address 000000 does not exist. Free programming of terminals (open mode) To be able to program each output of the decoder with the address we want, we have to set minidip number 8 of the “DECODER”...
- Page 31 En ambos casos, al finalizar la programación hay que desplazar hacia abajo el minidip 8 del dipswitch “Block” (e1) para deshabilitar la opción de programar (OFF) y dejar a ON el minidip 8 del dipswitch •DECODER (e2) dejando activa la programación directa realizada.
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Page 32: Programming Guard Unit
3.6. PROGRAMMING GUARD UNIT A maximum of 10 Guard Units can be installed as General Entrance and 10 per Interior Block. It is not possible to transfer calls between guard units. Guard Unit functions: 1. 3 types of modes can be selected: To access you must enter the user password 1111 from the menu . - Page 33 To call the concierge desk from a panel with a push button. 1. Configure a panel as master. 2. While the panel is in master mode, press and hold SW1 for 10 seconds (panel in programming mode). 3. Select the option in the concierge office , then the concierge office will make a call to the panel programmed as master.
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Page 34: Door Opening Time
5. DOOR OPENING TIME There are two configurable opening times: • Door open time: Time in which the relay remains activated after a door opening from the monitor (or App BLUE), by default 3 seconds. • Entrance door opening time: Time the relay remains activated after pressing a connected entrance door button between BS and “-”... - Page 35 Avd. Tres Cruces, 133 46017 Valencia Spain For more information, visit www.fermax.com Contact: tec@fermax.com...
- Page 36 Avd. Tres Cruces, 133 46017 Valencia Spain For more information, visit www.fermax.com Contact: tec@fermax.com...
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