FT250X ENG ed2.0 - Fasttel
Transcript of FT250X ENG ed2.0 - Fasttel
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Wizard Elite
The Ultimate Doorphone
FASTTEL Klipsenstraat 18A B9160 Lokeren
Tel : + 32 (0) 9 244 65 20 FAX:+ 32 (0) 9 244 65 29 Email: [email protected] Web : WWW.FASTTEL.BE
USER GUIDE
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Product introduction Congratulations with your new Fasttel® Wizard Elite. We are sure that this choice will answer to all your demands in the area of doorphone systems. Please also browse through the options and possibilities that Fasttel® can offer you.
Options : Datalink (I/O module) FT4SW or FT8SW Image on Pc Speech 2 x 8 seconds per button T.V. Twisted pair video UHF module LCD built‐in video monitor LCD desktop model video monitor Cult Video over TCP/IP system Proximity reader Voip integration
Technical characteristics Alimentation :18V AC – 1.16 A (max 24V DC) Camera : 1.5 lux B/W, 5 lux (option) or with Leds 0 lux Video : Twisted Pair (bv VVT, UTP, FTP,…) max 600 m.. Input : Analogue line – 600 Ohm Door contact : 1 A – 24 Vac Dry contact Dial tone detection : 425 Hz +/‐ 50hz Busy tone detection : 500/500 Msec Ring back detection : 1000/3000 msec. Speech detection : 30 mV Line current detection : < 25 m A > 17 Volt DC VSWR : > 15 dB Time out : Max. 1 hour Data out : PL‐Lon
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Table of contents User instructions .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 1. Communicate with doorphone ................................................................................................................................................ 4 2. Operating the (door) contact ................................................................................................................................................... 4 3. Setting loudspeaker level ......................................................................................................................................................... 4 4. Forced micro ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5 5. Forced loudspeaker .................................................................................................................................................................. 5 6. Standard value sound levels..................................................................................................................................................... 5 7. Micro Mute .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5 8. Daytime/nighttime switchover ................................................................................................................................................ 6 9. Camera and LED control ........................................................................................................................................................... 6 10. Function summary Wizard ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 Installation instructions ............................................................................................................................................................... 8 1.Connections .............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 2.Programmation codes ............................................................................................................................................................... 9 3. Programmation code ............................................................................................................................................................. 10 4. Calling ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 5. Setting of destinations ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 6. introduction of names/house number ................................................................................................................................... 11 7. conversation acceptance (version 7.26 and up) .................................................................................................................... 12 8. Number of dial tones and number redial when occupied ..................................................................................................... 12 9. Wizard Elite using the keyboard ............................................................................................................................................ 13 10. Proximity module ................................................................................................................................................................. 14 11. Setting Day/Night ................................................................................................................................................................. 16 12. Setting ‘end of conversation’ code ...................................................................................................................................... 16 13. Setting (door) contact code ................................................................................................................................................. 17 14. Setting max. conversation time ........................................................................................................................................... 17 15. Setting toggle/impulse contact ............................................................................................................................................ 17 16. Setting time (door) contact .................................................................................................................................................. 18 17. Setting contact steps 5 sec./500 msec. ................................................................................................................................ 18 18. Setting loudspeaker level ..................................................................................................................................................... 18 19. Setting ID code ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19 20. Setting dialling tone detector............................................................................................................................................... 19 21. Setting door station transparent .......................................................................................................................................... 19 22. Activate loudspeaker when calling Wizard .......................................................................................................................... 19 23. Call and enter function ......................................................................................................................................................... 19 24. Set RGB colours + backlight of name display + time activation ........................................................................................... 20 25. DATA link I/O module FT4SW or FT8SW (option) ................................................................................................................ 21 26. Lon Echelon link ................................................................................................................................................................... 22 27. Wizard Elite over TCP/IP ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 28. Settings password ................................................................................................................................................................ 22 29. Call Handling ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22 30. Optional speech module FT25SP.......................................................................................................................................... 23 31. Video lengthening ................................................................................................................................................................ 24 32. References and dimensions ................................................................................................................................................. 24
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User instructions
1. Communicate with doorphone There are two possibilities to communicate with the door phone. When a visitor rings at the door. The telephone will ring at the programmed number (extension or telephone number) When you answer, you will hear DTMF tones or speech (option) as a sign that the call is coming from the Wizard. After deze tones you can communicate with the visitor. You wish to reach the Wizard via your telephone You call the number where the Wizard is connected. (consult your installer) The Wizard answers after a number of preprogrammed rings. (see 4. Calling) You can now talk to the visitor, and if you wish open the door by means of your telephone keypad. The conversation is ended : (depending on your internal installation) ‐ after the telephone is put down. ‐ after the maximum conversation time has ended (see 14. Setting max. conversation time) ‐ after the end conversation code has been entered (see 12. Setting ‘end of conversation’ code)
2. Operating the (door) contact During the conversation, you can operate the (door) contact How ? Enter the preprogrammed code on your telephone set (see 13. Setting (door) contact code) In the default settings this code is 2. Attention: You have to be in communication with the Wizard before you can operate the door contact. It is also possible to secure the contact with a PIN code. When this security is set, you will hear 3 tones after entering the contact code. Then you have to enter the programmed PIN code. In default the PIN code is not active.
3. Setting loudspeaker level You can adjust the loudspeaker level by means of your telephone. This is practical when you live in a busy street, or when the Wizard is used in noisy environments.
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How ? Setting of loudspeaker level during conversation. Max. 16 steps (‐ 53 dB)
Code 1 Each time you enter this code, you raise the level
Code 7 Each time you enter this code, you lower the level
4. Forced micro You can force the Wizard by setting only the micro to maximum sensitivity. The loudspeaker of the door station is automatically put on a lower volume level. The microphone of the door station gets priority. How ?
During the conversation, you enter code 6.
5. Forced loudspeaker Similar to the microphone, you can also force the loudspeaker. The micro of the door station is switched to the lowest sensitivity. The loudspeaker of the telephone gets priority. How ?
During the conversation, you enter code 4.
6. Standard value sound levels This way, you reset the default (installation) sound levels. This code resets the micro and loudspeaker level to default settings.(consult Setting micro and loudspeaker level : code 88xx) How ?
During the conversation, you enter code 5. Nevertheless, after ending the conversation the default settings are always restored.
7. Micro Mute During the conversation, you can switch the microphone of the door station on or off. In very noisy situations (eg. Petrol stations) it can be necessary to temporarely switch the microphone on or off. How ? During the conversation, you enter the correct code.
Code 3 mute on
Code 9 muto off
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8. Daytime/nighttime switchover In some circumstances, it can be useful to be able to change the destination the Wizard Elite calls automatically from a certain time, or through a manual action (e.g. activation of an alarm). How? - manually code #8XXX Daytime operation You'll hear a high‐frequency (sharp) tone code #8XXX Nighttime operation You'll hear a low‐frequency tone. Where XXX is the number of the button, e.g. button 1 = 001. When XXX = 8000, all buttons will be changed over simultaneously. - automatically The changeover can also proceed automatically using the optional data module FT4SW or FT8SW. An external relay provides this module with a closed contact, which in turn will switch the Wizard Elite in daytime operation or nighttime operation. This can, for instance, be done by means of a timer, or when an alarm is activated. Just like in the case when setting the device manually, you can also change over all buttons simultaneously. (Consult your installer). Attention: In order to be able to activate the daytime/nighttime switchover, the standard code 650 must be overwritten once‐only by the code 651 (see 11. Setting Day/Night).
9. Camera and LED control In case the door telephone is equipped with a camera, it is possible to obtain a permanent image, also when nobody rings at the door. How? Make a connection with the Wizard Elite (see point 1), and enter the following code: Code #21 Camera ON Code #20 Camera OFF Remark: When code #20 is used, one will still obtain an image when someone rings at the door. In case the camera of your Wizard Elite is equipped with white LEDs so as to obtain a clear image when it is dark, they will always light in a standard fashion when someone rings at the door. However, one can opt to leave this function always switched off. For example, this can be the case when you have provided for external lighting yourself. By the way, the latter is recommended
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strongly, as it always results in a better quality of the image than any background lighting (LEDs or infrared) whatsoever. #24: LEDs ON when someone rings at the door (default) #25: LEDs OFF when someone rings at the door
10. Function summary Wizard
SUMMARY USER CODES FUNCTION DEFAULT REMARK
Operation of (door) contact opening 2 consult your installer
Setting speaker and micro door station
raise 1 enter this code to raise the level of the load speaker
lower 7 enter this code to lower the level of the load speaker
Camera On 21 Camera always on
Off #20 Camera off in rest
Camera LEDs On #24 Leds on when ringing
Off #25 Leds off when ringing
Micro mute On 3 micro temporarily switched off
Off 9 micro switched back on
Forced loudspeaker of door station speaker 4 maximum speaker level on door station
Standard value sound levels standard 5 reset default value sound levels
Forced micro of door station micro 6 maximum micro sensitivity on door station
Day setting 2 sharp beeps
8XXX you hear 2 sharp beeps on Day setting
Night setting 2 low beeps 8XXX you hear 2 low beeps on Night setting
When using I/O module FT25SW 0XX Activates I/O codes
Password for (door) contact access empty consult your installer
RGB demo ON #27
RGB demo OFF #28 default
#27 // #28 : demo mode where colours are changing automatically ON/OFF
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Installation instructions 1.Connections All connections are realised through a 14‐pole plug‐in connector equipped with screw clamps. This connector is accessible after having removed the 4 tamperproof screws on the front panel. You can then remove the complete housing, and unplug the connector. The 14 terminals of the connector have the following functions:
Pin 1 –2 : power connection (13.8Vac ‐24VDC max) Pin 3‐: exit proximity module DATA1 see 10. Proximity module Pin 4‐: exit proximity DATA0 Pin 5 : ground Pin 6: PL data to FT25SW Lon I/O module Pin 7 : ground Pin 8: positive video signal V+ Pin 9 : negative video signaal V‐ Pin 10 : common contact relay1 Pin 11 : normal closed contact relay 1, max 1A/30VDC switch power
Pin 12 : normal open contact relay 1 Pin 13‐14 : Telephone line connection
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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2.Programmation codes In the standard table below, you see the codes you can use to have the Wizard Elite operate entirely according to your requirements. You'll find a comprehensive explanation per code further on in the manual. In case you want to change one or several of the codes below, you must first make contact with the Wizard Elite and then enter the code *1996* (see point 3).
DESCRIPTION CODE DEFAULT Sent TCP/IP codes no/yes 120/121 120
Sent Lon codes no/yes 130/131 130
Dtmf via key pad no/yes 150/151 150
Use global day/night code no/yes 170/171 170
(Door) contact activation code 2xx 02
End of conversation code 4xx 09
Ring and enter function no/yes 510/511 510
Contact steps 5 s/500 ms 520/521 521
Door station transparent no/yes 540/541 540
Password contact active no/yes 550/551 550
One ring tone when using ‘ring and enter’ no/yes 580/581 580
Impuls‐/toggle‐contact 610/611 610
Wait for dialling tone no/yes 620/621 621
Second day number Day/night 650/651 650
Number redial at occupied no/yes 660/661 661
Bitmap off/on 670/671 671
Activate loudspeaker when calling Wizard off/on 680/681 681
Setting of destinations 7xxxyynumber# Empty
ID‐code 7000abcd..# **
Maximum conversation time 80XX 24
Setting time door contact 81XX 02
Number of dial tones 82XX 10
Number of redials when occupied 83XX 05
Number of rings before Wizard takes a call 84XX 01
Password contact 85XXXX# Empty
Backlightlevel lcd 86XX 99
Set loadspeaker level 88XX 10
Code for activate FT25SW 89a1a2a3a4 Empty
Configuration FT25SW 8*0Z
Adress Wizard 8#XX 02
Set keypad codes 920miaaxxxxxx# Empty
Activate relay FT8SW via short code 2 936ab 936*1
Set proximity codes 93… Empty
Set names 9400X..…# Empty
Programmation clock 95… Empty
Schedule backlight 96XX 04
Backlightlevel keyboard 98XX 99
Specific reset codes
reset names 94*#
reset destinations +ID code 7*#
reset keyboard codes 920*#
reset proximity codes 932
reset all other codes 530
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3. Programmation code You can only change the settings which you will find further on in this guide after you have entered the programmation code. How : Call the extension number or phone number on which the Wizard is connected. The Wizard will pick up with de DTMF tones (see 19. Setting ID code) or the recorded speech message (optional) ‐ enter *1996* on the keypad of your phone After the correct entering of the digits, the Wizard will answer with 3 tones. Eg. * 1996 * teet teet tuut The Wizard is now ready to accept your settings. Remark : *The Wizard will quit the line if no DTMF codes are received within 10 seconds. This will first
be confirmed by 2 beeps (error). *Each correct programmation code will be confirmed by one beep. *Each incomplete or incorrect code will be confirmed by 2 beeps (error).
4. Calling You can call the Wizard for direct communication or programming. The Wizard answers automatically after a preprogrammed number of rings. On delivery the Wizard is set to 1 ring. You can change this setting. How to change the number of rings before the Wizard takes the call? Code 84XX XX is the number of rings before the Wizard will answer. 00 and 01 stands for one ring, 02 for two, 99 for ninety‐nine. In principle, you must disable the line of the PBX onto which the Wizard Elite is connected for an outside call. If you do not do this, the Wizard Elite will answer every incoming call! However, if you do not want to interfere with the PBX, entering the code 84XX will provide a solution. Then, you will enter 8410, for example. This code will make sure that the Wizard Elite will only answer after 10‐odd ring tones. The disadvantage however is that each time you like to call the Wizard Elite yourself, you will have to wait 10 ring tones (for instance if you want to modify a setting).
5. Setting of destinations With the Wizard Elite you can set 10 destinations per push button. You have to program at least one destination per button. How ? Code 7xxxyynumber# Where xxx = 001…999th button
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Yy = 00…09 Yy=00 destination 1 Yy=01 destination 2 etc Number= telephonenumber of maximum 20 digits # to finish the number Example : the Wizard is connected to a pbx. You wish the first button of the Wizard to dial 092446520. So you have to program 7001000*092446520# 7001 = code for programmation first number of first button, 0 = line access code if you are connected
to a PBX central, * = 2 second pause (only for analogue pbx), 092446520 = destination, = end sign, Remark: if * is the first digit, further use of * will not be seen as a pause anymore. A # can be sent as last digit if code 591 is activated (590 means no # as last digit). The first digit can also be a # if entered as First. Eg: #22 is possible, ##22 is not.
So if the Wizard was connected directly to a fixed land line, the code would have been 700100092446520# A destination can be erased by entering # as first digit only. Eg: 700101##: second destination of first button is empty. ATTENTION When using day/night mode, only the even destinations are called during the day, the odd ones during the night.
6. introduction of names/house number For each push button, a name comprising 22 characters can be displayed. When the name comprises more than 11 characters, the remaining ones will be displayed on the 2nd line. Entry occurs in the SMS manner: e.g. '0' = space, '2' = a, '22' = b, '222' = c, etc. '**' = delete previous character, '*' = change to caps When the series of transmitted identical key codes is longer than 1.5 sec, it will be considered as 2 separate characters. 9400Xname#: entry of name where X = push button (1 = 001, 2 = 002, etc.) Where * = capital letter (must be entered each time in order to have a capital letter) ** = delete entry
1 . ? ! 1
2a b c 2 à
3 d e f 3 é è
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4 g h i 4 ö
5j k l 5 ü ä
6 m n o 6 ç
7 p q r s 7
8t u v 8
9 w x y z 9
* 1 time= cap
2 times= delete
0Spacing 0 ‐ & #
# End and put in
mermory Interval entry > 1.5 sec. When not, the first character from the list is taken. When your front door telephone is equipped with 1, 2 or 3 push buttons, you can have the house number shown at the bottom of the display. This number is entered in the same way as described above, where the parameter X = 0. Remark: when entering capital letters, the characters . ? ! à é è cannot be entered. Example: You’d like to enter the name 'Fasttel' next to the first button: You enter code 94001*333277778833555# When you’d like to enter the house number 90: You enter code 940009999900#. You can also switch the standard bitmap (the clock) on or off: Bitmap ON/OFF: code 670/671
7. conversation acceptance (version 7.26 and up) When a voicemail system answers the call the Wizard will see this as answering the call and so it will not call the next number. The function ‘conversation acceptance’ offers the solution. 1*0 (default) no conversation acceptance 1*1 activate conversation acceptance When this function is activated the person who answers the call has to compose * within the first 5 seconds. If done so, the conversations stays open. If no * was composed, the call will be ended and the next number in the memory of the Wizard will be dialed. The time before * is formed the speech path is not opened so both parties do not hear each other. Code 522 must also be activated to activate this function.
8. Number of dial tones and number redial when occupied
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Using the code 82XX, you can set the number of ringtones the Wizard Elite applies when someone rings at the door. When nobody answers, the Wizard Elite calls the other destinations present in his memory, when programmed to do so. Attention: this setting 82XX is slightly different from one PBX to another. Thus, it might be that the code 8205 means that on one PBX the Wizard Elite rings four times, and on the other PBX six times. Hence, it is recommended to do some trial‐and‐error with this setting. The default value is 8210. However, if the dialed destination is busy, you can either repeat the call or dial immediately the next destination.
How ? Code 660 no redial when occupied (will call next destination immediately) Code 661 repeat when occupied (on detection of occupation tone, the first destination will immediately be repeated) Adjusting number of redials The Wizard will, when occupied, repeat the destination serveral times. After XX repeats, the Wizard will dial a next destination. How ? Code 83XX, XX = the number of redials before dialing the next destination. Eg. 8305 = 5 redials before dialing next destination (default)
9. Wizard Elite using the keyboard The optional keyboard incorporated in the Wizard Elite can be used as:
1. access control keyboard internal relay (default) or Wiegand 26 bit output. 2. telephone keyboard (max. 20 characters) 3. as a destination entry (a code is composed, and the 2 subsequently programmed phone
numbers will be dialed). When one buys a type FT250XK, options 1 and 2 are incorporated as default. Who likes to have option 3 should purchase the type FT25IK. Code 220: access control (default) Code 221: telephone keypad When the second option (telephone keyboard) is set, you can still enter an acces code provided * <code> # is entered. e.g. when entering 11#, number 11 is dialed *123456#: the contact is operated when the code = 123456. No more than 40 access codes can be entered in the door telephone. For each code, comprising 4, 5 of 6 digits, one can determine whether the contact in the door phone or one of the external relays of the optional module FT4SW or FT8SW will be activated. In the programming modus of the Wizard Elite, the codes can be entered in the following way:
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*Access codes: 920miaaxxxxxx# where m = address of the FT4SW or FT8SW. When m = *, the local contact of the Wizard is operated.
i = 1 up to 4 (8), contact output of the FT4SW (FT8SW) If m = *, i can be a random number
Aa = index code 01 up to 40 xxxxxx = code with 4, 5 or 6 digits, and terminate with #
The entry of the code having 4, 5 or 6 digits will be terminated by the end user with the #.
The choice between activation of the internal relay or Wiegand output is done by the following code: 9370 : internal relay (default ) 937 1 : 6 bit wiegand ( rosslare format) 937 2 : 6 bit wiegand ( nibble also for paxton) 937 3 : Paxton keypad 937 4 : 4 keys binary , wiegand 26 bits limited to 4 digits (don’t need to end with #) 937 6 : wiegand 26 bits ( 4 to 6 digits) * Resetting all codes: 920# Furthermore, the keyboard can also be used for controlling the DTMF tones, when the call arrives at a voicemail system or at an automatic secretary (= Press 1 for …) This is set using the following programming codes: 150 = no dtmf activation using the keyboard during a conversation (default) 151 = dtmf activation using the keyboard during a conversation And 9*AA: where the duration of DTMF control = AA x 12 msec E.g. duration 120 msec is therefore 9*10. The sound volume when touching the keys can be changed using the code 971x, where x=0 up to 9 (0 = weakest level= default)
The key click can be shut down by code:
195 : no key click at all 194 : key click ( default)
10. Proximity module This module allows you to gain access to your house or building using cards or key rings. You can register a maximum of 24 users (internal control the relay in the Wizard Elite or the relay of the FT4SW of FT8SW is operated). In case you want to register more than 24 users, and/or you also want to grant additional rights with reporting, control is done using a separate controller (eg Paxton, Rosslare and others). Also, for less than 24 users, control can be done externally. This selection is determined by means of the programm.
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When a non‐registered card is presented, a special telephone number can be dialed. At the time of purchasing this module, a programming card will be supplied. The user cards will be registered using the programming card. Settings
Protocol selection 1) internal operation (after having entered programming code *1996*) 9902 (default)
2) external operation (after having entered programming code *1996*) 9913: Wiegand 26 bit. After introducing this code the Wizard needs a total reset. Please unplug the power for 10 seconds and restart.
The following program is only applicable to internal operation:
Registration of the cards (automatic indexing) present programming card (card 00) 2 beeps next, present card 01 beep next, present card 02 beep …….
A maximum of 24 cards end with card 00 2 beeps
In order to be able to delete a lost card later on, it is recommeded that first you write the numbers of the card or keys, and then carry out the following procedure:
Reset of all cards code 932 (after having entered programming code *1996*) present programming card 2 beeps
Reset of a specific card code 933 <index> (after having entered programming code *1996*) index 01 up to 24 present programming card 2 beeps
Programming of a specific card code 934 <index> (after having entered programming code *1996*) index 01 up to 24 present programming card 2 beeps next, present card <index> beep
Entry of telephone number to be dailed when an invalid card is presented code 935 <number># number with a maximum of 20 digits
Code 936mi: determines which output of which relay module will be activated with a valid proxy card, Where m = user address relay module (* = local contact is operated)
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i = output of relay module
11. Setting Day/Night This function is practical when in the evening or by departure another number has to be reached. In the Wizard Elite, you can set 5 day and 5 night numbers. The even destinations are day numbers, the odd destinations are night numbers.
Eg. 700100 xxxxxxx = day (where xxxxxx is the number to be called)
700101 xxxxxxx = night 700102 xxxxxxx# = day etc If you wish to use the night numbers as day numbers, you use code 650 (default). How ? Code 650 all destinations active Day (default) Code 651 even destinations active day odd destinations active night You can switch between day and night destinations on 2 ways: Manualy: Call the Wizard and form the code
8XXX Day, two high beeps
And again 8XXX Night, two low beeps (XXX = the number of the push button, in case of Wizard with several push buttons. So for the first button use #8001) When XXX= 000, all push buttons are switched. This code is a user code. This means you may not enter *1996* first. Just call to the Wizard and enter #8XXX. Automatically The changeover can also proceed automatically using the optional data module FT4SW of FT8SW. An external relay provides this module with a closed contact, which in turn will switch the Wizard Elite in daytime operation or nighttime operation. This can, for instance, be done by means of a timer, or when an alarm is activated. Just like the case can be when setting the device manually, you can also change over all buttons simultaneously. Code 170: use daytime/nighttime serial commands for individual daytime/nighttime operation for each separate button. Code 171: use daytime/nighttime serial commands for overall daytime/nighttime operation: all buttons simultaneously
12. Setting ‘end of conversation’ code You can let the conversation end automatically or by forced switch off.
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With this setting you set the code for forced switch off. After the conversation, you enter the set code, the conversation will immediately end. Some centrals either send a 425 Hz hooktone, or a DTMF tone. This setting lets you select this DTMF tone. How ? Code 400 no DTMF 401 digit 1 402 digit 2 403 digit 3 Code 404 digit 4 405 digit 5 406 digit 6 407 digit 7 Code 408 digit 8 409 digit 9 410 digit 10 411 not possible Code 412 not possible 413 letter A 414 letter B 415 letter C Code 416 letter D Attention ! When the end conversation code is the same as the code for activating the (door) contact, then the (door) contact will automatically be first activated, after which the connection will be ended.
13. Setting (door) contact code This code allows you to activate the relay of the Wizard Elite.. With this setting you can select the code that determine what digit on your telephone keyboard will be used to activate the (door) contact. Default = 202. How ? Code 00 no DTMF 201 digit 1 202 digit 2 203 digit 3 Code 204 digit 4 205 digit 5 206 digit 6 207 digit 7 Code 208 digit 8 209 digit 9 210 digit 10 211 not possible Code 212 not possible 213 letter A 214 letter B 215 letter C Code 216 letter D Attention ! If the “end of conversation” code is the same as the code for operating the (door) contact, dan the door contact will automatically be first operated, and then the connection will be ended.
14. Setting max. conversation time This setting sets the maximum conversation time. After this time the Wizard will automatically end the conversation. This conversation time can be set in steps of 5 seconds and can be multiplied by 01 to 99. How ? Code 80xx value to be set Code 8000 maximum conversation time (60 min) Code 8001 conversation time 1 x 5 seconds Code 8024 conversation time 24 x 5 seconds = 120 seconds (default).
15. Setting toggle/impulse contact
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With this setting, you can choose between toggle (on/off) contact or impulse contact. This setting is useful if you use the contact for operating the doorlock. You can choose toggle if you want to operate an on/off switch How ? Code 610 Impulse contact (door lock) (default) Code 611 Toggle contact
16. Setting time (door) contact This setting sets the activation time of the relay (door) contact. When using the door contact, the default value is +/‐ one second. Or you can operate eg a lamp and set a timer in 5 second steps. These steps can be set from 01 to 99. How ? Code 8100 contact not active Code 8101 time duration one step (5 seconds or 500 msec.) consult setting contact steps Code 8199 time duration 99 steps Code 8102 default eg. Steps 5 seconds 8112 = 12 x 5 seconds = 60 seconds eg. Steps 500 msec. 8112 = 12 x 500 mseconds = 6 seconds
17. Setting contact steps 5 sec./500 msec. You can set the contact in steps of either 5 seconds or 500 msec. When using the doorlock it is advised that you set the contact in steps of 500 msec. You can then set the code 81xx to 8102 (1 second). If you choose to switch on a lamp, you can choose the 5 seconds steps. You can then use the contact as a timer contact. How ? Code 520 contact in steps of 5 seconds max. = 99 x 5 sec. = 8 min. 15 sec. Code 521 contact in steps of 500 msec. (default) max. = 99 x 500 msec. = 49.5 sec.
18. Setting loudspeaker level This setting allows you to adjust the loudspeaker level. The installer sets the level via : code 88XX. XX =value between 00 and 15. 8815 = highest loudspeaker level 8807 = medium loudspeaker level (default)
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8800 = lowest loudspeaker level
19. Setting ID code A DTMF ID code when answering the call can be set in the Wizard. When you answer a call coming from the Wizard, it can be usefull to hear a tone or speech message (option). How ?
Code 7000 XXXX Max. 20 digits
eg. 700012354678 (end sign) 7000**= default 7000## no ID code
20. Setting dialling tone detector Before the called number is sent, the Wizard will check if the 425Hz dialling tone is available. How ? Code 620 do not wait for dialling tone (when dialing tone is fifferent from 425 Hz). Dialling starts after 2 seconds. Code 621 wait for dialling tone before dialling. (default)
21. Setting door station transparent You can put the door station transparent on the line. This can be practical to hear the ring back tone during the call. How ? code 540 door station not transparent on line (ring back can not be heard) default code 541 door station transparent (ring back can be heard)
22. Activate loudspeaker when calling Wizard
You can choose wether the loudspeaker is activated when calling to the Wizard or not (silent monitoring)U How? Code 680 loudspeaker not avtivated. Code 681 loudspeaker on (default)
23. Call and enter function When a visitor pushes the button on your Wizard the door contact is automatically activated. This is very much used in medical practices. The entering of the person in your building is announced by the ringing of your telephone.
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How ? code 51x0 do not activate door contact when calling on button x. code 51x1 activate door contact when calling on button x. you can set when the “ring and enter” function is on, the wizard only rings once. This can be useful as a reminder that someone entered. How ? code 580 the number of rings is set by the code 82XX (see 7. conversation acceptance (version
7.26 and up)
When a voicemail system answers the call the Wizard will see this as answering the call and so it will not call the next number. The function ‘conversation acceptance’ offers the solution.
1*0 (default) no conversation acceptance 1*1 activate conversation acceptance When this function is activated the person who answers the call has to compose * within the first 5 seconds. If done so, the conversations stays open. If no * was composed, the call will be ended and the next number in the memory of the Wizard will be dialed. The time before * is formed the speech path is not opened so both parties do not hear each other. Code 522 must also be activated to activate this function.
8. Number of dial tones and number redial when occupied) code 581 the phone will ring only once, independently from code 82xx. Remark: if the day/night function is activated the Wizard will only follow the codes 51x1 and 581 in day function. In night function the “ring and enter” function is always off and the Wizard follows the default code 580.
24. Set RGB colours + backlight of name display + time activation Code 198 RRRGGGBBB : rgb settings buttons/keyboard lightning Code 199 RRRGGGBBB : rgb instellingen lcd
Where RRR= red value, GGG= green value, BBB= blue value
Blue is set as default.
All three values can be set between 000 and 255.
For example:
198 255 255 255: white 198 255 000 000: red 198 000 255 000: green
198 255 050 150: pink 198 170 000 220: purple 198 255 050 000: orange
198 000 000 255: blue 198 255 150 000: yellow
Code 86 xx : intensity RGB lightning
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XX =00 no lightning XX= 40 maximum value ( default) Remark: after touching a button or the keyboard the lightning will go to maximum. After ending the conversation the intensity of the lightning will go back to the initial value. New user codes: (to be composed during normal conversation. So without forming *1996*)
#27 // #28 : demo mode where colours are changing automatically ON/OFF
How to set the time control? The backlight is switched on according to a fixed, yet free to choose schedule. Possible schedules:
Schedule 01: always off Schedule 02: on at 22h00 ‐> off at 5h30 Schedule 03: on at 21h00 ‐> off at 6h30 Schedule 04: on at 20h00 ‐> off at 7h30 Schedule 05: on at 19h00 ‐> off at 8h30 Schedule 06: on at 18h00 ‐> off at 8h30 Schedule 07: on at 17h00 ‐> off at 8h30
Selection of schedule using code 96XX, where XX = schedule 01 up to 07 Code 9699: backlight permanently ON. Setting of the clock using code 95DDMMYYHHMMSS DOF #
Where DD= date 00..31 MM= month 01..12 YY= year 09 (2009)..99 (2099) HH = hour 00..23 MM= minutes 00..59 SS= seconds 00..59 DOF= day of the week 0= Sunday 6= saterday
Furthermore, it is possible to switch off the bitmap (clock). How? Code 670: bitmap switched off 671: bitmap switched on (default)
25. DATA link I/O module FT4SW or FT8SW (option)
This input/output module extends greatly the possibilities of the Wizard series. Therefore, the FT4SW or FT8SW is necessary when:
‐ you have to control independently several doors or other activations. ‐ integration of external camera’s. You can then select these cameras via the telephone. ‐ It is also used to redirect automatically the Wizard Elite in your absence to another number (for
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example, a GSM number). ‐ Triggering to eg a domotic system when someone calls.
Codes:
89a1a2a3a4: code for relation push button Wizard <‐>relays
8*0Z: definition mode
See also manual FT4SW or FT8SW.
26. Lon Echelon link Distance diagnose via Echelon. Configuration possible via Echelon, activation of contacts. Easy putting in service by means of service pin. Codes 130/131: sent Lon codes on bus system: no/yes See manual FT2104 Lon module
27. Wizard Elite over TCP/IP When purchasing the kit “Video over TCP/IP” you have to program a specific code when you want to address per push button different computers to show the image. . Codes: 8#xy : configuration adress Wizard xy= 01..15 120/121 : sent TCP/IP codes no/yes See also manuals TCP/IP modules DB9716 of DB9718.
28. Settings password During conversation you can activate the relay in the Wizard by pushing 2 (default) on your telephone. You can secure this action by adding a password. How ? Code 550 no password (default) Code 551 password active = After you have entered the standard relay activation code, you will hear 3 tones. This means the Wizard waits for you to enter your PIN code which is programmed using 85XXXX. After this PIN code the contact will be activated. Setting of this PIN code 85XXXXf eg. 851234
29. Call Handling The Wizard Elite can detect on 2 ways if a call is has been answered or if a destination is occupied.
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522: by voice or dtmf recognition: only when the Wizard recognizes a voice or receives a dtmf pulse the speech path will be opened. The person who answers will receive an ID code (see point 17). 523: the speech path will be opened directly when answering the call. There is no ID code. (default)
30. Optional speech module FT25SP
1. Aim To generate a spoken message when:
a) One pushes one of the maximum 8 buttons of the Wizard Elite. (eg Welcome! Your call is
in progress)
b) the called person answers the call (eg Call Door entry panel front gate button private)
Every message takes 5 seconds. For that reason, you have a maximum of 16 (8X2) messages. 2 Realisation The FT25SP is a hardware plug in board with a voice chip communicating with the mother board print of the Wizard Elite. Programming codes Wizard Elite: a) programming code (after introduction of *1996* ) to play or not to play the voice when one
rings:
Standard ‘’beep’’ when you push 571 0x = standard value or value after the introduction of the code 530 (so no voice) send voice when one pushes 571 1x where x =1..8th represents the push button x=0 represents all the push buttons b) Programming code (after introduction of *1996*) to play or not to play the voice when one answers: 1) Standard id code 572 0x = standard value or value after introduction of 530 (so no voice) send voice when one answers 572 1x where x =1..8th represents the push button x=0 represents all the push buttons 2) activate voice detection when answering a call: 522 c) Programming code (after introduction of *1996* ) to record the voice when one pushes: 573 1x where x =1..8th represents the push button d) Programming code (after introduction of *1996* ) to record the voice when one answers:
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574 1x where x =1..8th represents the push button After each voice programming, you hear, after 5 seconds, one ‘’beep’’ and you have the following options : when you introduce 1 = record again 2 = playback 3 = you save and leave the voice record for the concerned button With the codes 5730x and 5740x, you can also reproduce the recorded messages of the concerned button.
31. Video lengthening With this function it is possible to show some time the video after the call has been ended. Code 190/191: activate video lengthening no/yes when ending conversation. (default 190) Code 6#xx: time of video lengthening in steps of seconds with maximum of 99 (default 30 seconds) If xx=00 lengthening is 1 second
32. References and dimensions
Wizard Elite
Number of buttons
Surface mounted
Flush mounted
B/W camera
Colourcamera
Dimensions In total
Recess to foresee
References
FT250X(V)(VC) Where X=1,2,3 or 4
1,2,3 or 4 X (V) (VC) 264x155x50
FT250X(V)(VC) Where X= 5,6,7 or 8
5,6,7 or 8 X (V) (VC) 348x155x50
FT250XK(V)(VC) Where X=1,2,3 or 4
1,2,3 or 4 X (V) (VC) 348x155x50 (model with key pad)
FT250X(V)(VC)F Where X=1,2,3 or 4
1,2,3 or 4 X (V) (VC) 264x155x50 245x135x62
FT250XK(V)(VC)F Where X=1,2,3 or 4
1,2,3 or 4 X (V) (VC) 348x155x50 (model with key pad)
332x135x62
FT250X(V)(VC)F Where X= 5,6,7 or 8
5,6,7 or 8 X (V) (VC) 348x155x50 332x135x62