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Driver contacts 1 and 2 (D1/D1'; D2/D2')
Telephone line (T/T')
The unit must be connected to an analogue telephone line to work. The telephone
line can be a public line, an extension line or the input of a specific FXS adapter
for special networks like GSM, DECT or VoIP. Please take care that the open line
voltage should not be below 20 Vdc and it should be able to delivery a minimum
of 18 mA during the seizure. For the best speaker phone functionality select also
the correct line impedance (read also the chapter Line impedance).
Please note!
The Doortello Home door phone has a „fine“ over voltage protection. This is
useful only if more over voltage protection circuits are installed. If the unit is
installed outside a building we suggest the installation of a over voltage
protector with ground connection on the specific telephone line.
The driver contacts can be used to open doors or other functions like the
activation of a video camera. As default the first driver contact is activated
pressing the DTMF digit „7“ during the conversation, and the second driver
contact with the digit „8“. Other ways to work are possible, like the automatic
activation with line seizure. Also the activation codes can be programmed, i.e.
to make the door opening dependent from the input of a code from the
telephone. Read also the chapter Programming for more information.
Please note!
The two driver contacts integrated in the Doortello Home door phone are
dry but not galvanic contacts as they are electronic circuits. That means that
driver voltage below 6 V may not work. In this case you need to use external
relays, like the universal relay 1471 (see also Options for more information).
Line impedance
For a better sound quality of the speaker phone you need a perfect line
impedance adaptation. The line impedance jumpers is therefore available to
select the impedance of the telephone line you are using. You can choice between
600 Ohm (default) and Zr line impedance. You can normally read which type of
line impedance you have in the technical documentation of the telephone switch
or adapter you are using. Normaly small switches and adapter have 600 Ohm,
larger switches and public telephone line (in Europe) have Zr. If you are not sure
which line impedance you have just use the selection which gives you the best
results.
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