DoorPhone 124
Mobile Door Phone System with 4 doorbells
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- Speak to the person at your door, everywhere in and around your house!
- Hear and answer the doorbell anytime and anywhere, including in the garden, at the attic, in the hobby room, in the bathroom, in the garage etc.
- You don’t have to walk to the door anymore; open the door remotely (with optional electric door opener).
- Always a safe feeling; you know who is at the door before you open it.
- Ideal in case of illness or physical disability.
- Available with 4 doorbells and easy to expand with one or more handsets (with intercom function).
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DoorPhone 120 Extra Handset
Extra Handset for Mobile Door Phone System
- DoorPhone120 extra handset
- You can link several handsets to a DoorPhone120. The handsets that are linked to a single doorbell can also be used to communicate with each other (intercom function).
Universal Electric Door Opener
for most door phones
- Universal Electric Door Opener
- Universally installable on most doorframes.
- Delivered with 2 stainless steel faceplates.
- Suitable for installation on right hand and left hand doors.
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November 23 2007
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- The ID code is not set correctly. Repeat the pairing procedure.
- The channels are not synchronised. Set the handset and the door unit on the same channel and then repeat the pairing procedure.
- The batteries are low. Replace the door unit batteries or charge the handset.
- The log-on dipswitch (7) on the door unit is still on ‘Pairing’. Repeat the pairing procedure and set the switch to the normal position.
- Loosen the 4 screws of the aluminium front panel using the supplied screwdriver. These screws have been designed such that they can only be loosened with this special tool, which is to prevent sabotage or theft. Keep this tool at a safe place.
- Remove the aluminium front panel (Figure 2A).
- Open the battery compartment by removing the rubber seal.
- Remove the cross-head screws in the battery compartment.
- Slide the unit downwards.
- The ID code is not set correctly. Repeat the pairing procedure.
- The channels are not synchronised. Set the handset and the door unit on the same channel and then repeat the pairing procedure.
- The batteries are low. Replace the door unit batteries or charge the handset.
- The log-on dipswitch (7) on the door unit is still on ‘Pairing’. Repeat the pairing procedure and set the switch to the normal position.
If a handset answers a call, there is also communication to the other handsets so that they do not continue to ring. If the connection is broken immediately after answering, this communication will not have been completed properly. This means that when the next call to the door opener takes place, it will not work. Ensure, therefore, that when answering a call the connection takes place for at least 3 seconds.
- The ID code is not set correctly. Repeat the pairing procedure.
- The channels are not synchronised. Set the handset and the door unit on the same channel and then repeat the pairing procedure.
- The batteries are low. Replace the door unit batteries or charge the handset.
- The log-on dipswitch (7) on the door unit is still on ‘Pairing’. Repeat the pairing procedure and set the switch to the normal position.
This product is a combination of the following products:
The door opener has 2 terminals, on which a voltage must be present of 8 to 12 volt to activate the door opener.
This can be direct current or alternating current.
When using direct current you will hear a light click when the door opener is activated.
When using alternating current you will hear the door opener buzz during activation.
It does not matter how the + and – of the direct current is connected.
See manual M229: M229 base station installation, step 2. and choose 1. Electric door lock with its own power supply.
See manual DP120: 5.2 Connecting an electric door opener (optional).
Extra necessities:
Universal power adaptor from 8 to 12 Volt direct or alternating current.
Extra connecting cable.
Make sure the power adaptor and DG are not connected to the mains.
At the back of the DG you will find 2 terminals with L+ and L-.
(With the DG400 even a connecting cable for the door opener is enclosed.)
These are the contacts which are closed when the door opener is activated on the DG.
The power adaptor has 2 connecting wires. Connect 1 wire to the L+ of the DG.
Connect an extra wire from L- to 1 of the terminals of the door opener.
Connect the 2nd connecting wire of the power adaptor to the other terminal of the door opener.
Plug in the power adaptor and the DG and test the door opener.
The door opener is installed in the faceplate depending on the type of lock. The short faceplate is used if you do not have a double-lock and the long faceplate is used if you do.
The existing faceplate in the door frame is then replaced by the new faceplate with door opener. The doorframe will usually have to be modified for this purpose.
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