M-E ADV-1010 Audio Front-Door Station Instruction Manual
- June 8, 2024
- m-e
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ADV-1010
ADV-1020
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ADV-1010 Audio Front-Door Station
Outdoor unit for audio doorphones
ADV-1010 for 1-family house
ADV-1020 for 2-family house
Thank you for purchasing this outdoor unit.
This outdoor unit can be combined with all components from the VISTADOOR and
VISTUS doorphone systems.
The nameplates can be easily adjusted.
SCOPE OF DELIVERY ADV-1010
- 1x outdoor unit 1-family house
- 1x Torx T6 screwdriver
- 1x fixing material
- 1x instruction manual
SCOPE OF DELIVERY ADV-1020
- 1x outdoor unit 2-family house
- 1x Torx T6 screwdriver
- 1x fixing material
- 1x instruction manual
LEGEND
1 = Name plate
2 = Housing screws
3 = Front housing
4 = Adjustment cover screws
5 = Adjustment cover
6 = Technical unit screws
7 = Technical unit| 8 = Mounting screws
9 = Microphone
10 = Connection terminal
11 = Protective roof
12 = Protective roof screws
13 = Loudspeaker opening
15 = Volume potentiometer
16 = Switch
17 = Push button
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MOUNTING
This outdoor unit is designed for surface mounting. Fig. 1 shows how it is
opened.
Make sure that the cables at the mounting location are behind the outdoor unit
so that they are no longer visible after installation.
The recommended mounting height of the outdoor unit is approx. 140cm, but it
depends on the local conditions and should be checked before mounting.
Ensure that the surface at the installation site is flat so that the bottom of
the housing does not warp during installation.
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Remove the name plate (1) by inserting a suitable flat-blade screwdriver into the recess on the side of the name plate and levering it forwards.
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Unscrew the two housing screws (2) with the Torx-T6 screwdriver supplied.
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Remove the front housing (3) towards the front. There are lugs on the top of the housing. It is therefore necessary to hold the front cover at a slight angle when doing this.
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Under the cover (5) you will find the setting options of the outdoor unit. Unscrew the screws (4) to remove the cover.
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**** Unscrew the 4 screws (6) to be able to separate the technical unit (7) from the bottom of the housing. When removingthe technical unit, take care not to tilt it so that the contact pins do not bend.
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Hold the bottom of the housing at the mounting location of the outdoor unit and mark the drill holes.
NOTE: Use a spirit level to align the station exactly. -
Once the drill holes have been marked on the wall, drill the holes with a suitable drill. For the dowels supplied, take a 6 mm drill bit and drill about 6 cm deep.
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After inserting the dowels into the drilled holes and inserting the connection cables through the cable entry in the housingbase, screw the housing base to the mounting location.
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Connect the cables to the screw terminals and reassemble the outdoor unit in reverse order (connection diagramFig.4.).
**** Make sure that the cables are not crushed during assembly.
CONNECTION
Connect the outdoor unit according to the wiring diagram (Fig. 4).
The power supply can be connected to a star point as shown in Fig.4 or
directly to the outdoor unit. Separate screw terminals are provided for this
purpose. Terminals A1, B1 and 1 for +15V are connected internally. Likewise,
terminals A2, B2 and 2 for ground/GND are internally connected to each other.
Either the plug-in power supply unit ST-1000 or the DIN rail power supply unit DT-2000 can be used.
Door opener
For the door opener, a potential-free contact is available at terminals 10 and
11. This is a normally open contact (NO contact). You can control the door
opener either via the operating voltage of the intercom system or via a
separate transformer.
Via the operating voltage of the outdoor unit
For this purpose, terminal 1 of the door opener is connected to Terminal 10,
terminal 2 of the door opener to earth/GND (e.g. Terminal A2). In addition, a
bridge of +15V (e.g.
A1) to terminal 11 is required.
With an external voltage source (e.g. bell transformer, max. 12V/1A).
This requires separate lines from the external voltage source to the door
opener and to the outdoor unit.
Connection 1 of the door opener is connected directly to connection 1 of the
external voltage source. Connection 2 of the door opener is connected to
terminal 11, connection 2 of the external voltage source is connected to
terminal 11.
INITIAL OPERATION
After all components have been mounted and connected correctly, connect the
power supply. Then you must ring once at the outdoor unit (if there are
several outdoor units,
you must ring once at each one) to initialise the system. This initialisation
must be carried out each time the power supply is interrupted.
SETTING OPTIONS
The setting options for the outdoor unit are accessible under the cover (5).
Volume
Use the potentiometer (15) to adjust the speech volume of the outdoor unit.
Turning clockwise increases the volume. Under certain conditions, there are
interruptions in the
sound transmission. In this case, reduce the volume slightly.
Be careful not to over-tighten the potentiometer (max. angle of rotation
320°).
Setting the ID
The ID of the outdoor unit is set via the two upper switches (16.1 and 16.2).
This is only necessary if you operate several outdoor units in parallel, e.g.
at the main and side
entrance. All outdoor units must have their own ID, a maximum of 3 outdoor
units can be operated in parallel.
ID1= Switch 16.1 to ON and 16.2 to ON
ID2= Switch 16.1 to OFF and 16.2 to ON
ID3= Switch 16.1 to ON and 16.2 to OFF
Door opener (DOOR)
The switch (16.3) can be used to set how long the door opener should be
activated. The setting options are either 1 second or 5 seconds. 5 seconds is
the factory default setting (switch position ON) and works for most
commercially available door openers. If the door opener is only to be
activated for 1 second, slide the switch to OFF.
Bell confirmation
With the switch (16.4) you can select whether the outdoor unit bell buttons
should briefly light up green or whether the outdoor unit should emit a tone
when the bell is rung.
Switch 16.4 to ON = confirmation tone Switch 16.4 to OFF = buttons light green
It is not possible to activate both together.
434MHz transmitter module
With the switch (16.5) the internal 434MHz transmitter module can be switched
on or off. If the switch is in the ON position, the transmitter module is
active and a radio gong receiver from the BELL or FG series can be controlled.
Downlight
With the switch (16.6) the 3 downward shining LEDs can be switched off
permanently. If the switch is set to ON, the 3 LEDs are automatically
activated at dusk. If the switch is set to OFF, the LEDs do not light up at
all.
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Tuning in the radio chime
If the 434 MHz transmitter module is activated, any receiver from the BELL or
FG series can be controlled. Set the receiver to the learning mode (see the
receiver’s operating
instructions) and then press the bell button once on the outdoor unit to which
the radio chime is to respond. The receiver plays a melody and is ready to be
learned.
Please make sure that the receiver is not muted.
Changing the radio chime ring tone
To change the ring tone, proceed as follows:
10. Press and hold the bell button and the button (17) simultaneously until
the outdoor unit emits tones. Then release both buttons.
With the ADV-1020, the ring tone for both buttons can be set separately by pressing the corresponding ring button together with button (17) here.
11. When the name plate flashes green, you can press it and the receiver will
play the next ring tone. Wait until this has been completely played by the
receiver before you select the next tone by pressing the name plate. A total
of 8 ring tones areavailable
12. To save the ring tone, press the button (17). The outdoor unit confirms
the successful storage with a long tone.
Changing the coding
If your radio chime receiver activates without someone having rung the bell,
an overlap with another radio in the neighbourhood could be the cause. In this
case, you can
change the transmitted code of the outdoor station as follows:
13. Press and hold the bell button and the button (17) simultaneously. After
approx. 3 seconds the outdoor unit emits 3 tones, continue to hold the buttons
down. After another 3 seconds, the outdoor unit emits several tones. Now you
can release the buttons, the code has been changed.
With the ADV-1020, the code for both buttons can be set separately by pressing the corresponding bell button here.
14. Reset the radio chime receiver to factory settings to delete all learned
transmitters. The receiver must then be taught in again. Refer to the
operating instructions for your receiver.
TECHNICAL DATA
Operating voltage: 15Volt DC
Current consumption: 270 ± 50mA
Frequency BELL: 434MHz; <10mW
Temperature range: -20°C to 50°C
Max. Humidity: 85%
Dimensions: 114x114x30mm (WxHxD)
NOTES
Exposure to strong static, electric or high-frequency fields (discharges,
mobile phones, radio equipment, mobile phones, microwaves) may impair the
function of the equipment (the device).
Cleaning and care
Disconnect mains operated units from the mains (pull out the plug) before
cleaning. The surface of the housing can be cleaned with a soft cloth
moistened with soapy water.
Do not use abrasive cleaners or chemicals. Loosen dust deposits on ventilation
slots only with a brush and, if necessary, vacuum with a hoover. Do not hold
the suction nozzle directly against the unit.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
We accept no liability for damage to property or personal injury caused by
improper handling or non-observance of the safety instructions.
In such cases, all warranty claims are invalidated!
For safety and approval reasons (CE), unauthorised conversion and/or
modification of the product is not permitted. Do not disassemble the product!
Do not carelessly leave the packaging material lying around; plastic film/
bags, polystyrene parts etc. could become dangerous toys for children.
Consult a specialist if you have any doubts about the operation, safety or
connection of the appliance.
Handle the product with care – bumps, knocks or falling from even a small
height will damage it.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
This product is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase.
This applies only if the appliance is used in the usual manner and is
regularly maintained. The obligations of this warranty will
be limited to the repair or re-installation of any part of the unit and will
only apply on condition that no unauthorised modifications or attempted
repairs have been made. Your statutory rights as a customer are in no way
affected by this warranty.
**** Please note. There is no entitlement to warranty in the following cases,
among others:
– Operating errors
– Interference from other radio equipment (e.g. mobile phone operation)
– External interference/impacts
– Mechanical damage
– Moisture damage
– No proof of warranty (proof of purchase)
In the event of damage caused by non-observance of these operating
instructions, the warranty claim will expire. We accept no liability for
consequential damage! We accept no liability for damage to property or
personal injury caused by improper handling or nonobservance of the safety
instructions. In such cases, all warranty claims are invalidated!
Limitation of liability
The manufacturer is not liable for loss or damage of any kind, including
incidental or consequential damages, resulting directly or indirectly from the
resulting directly or indirectly from the malfunction of this product..
These operating instruction are published by m-e GmbH modern-electronics,
An den Kolonaten 37,
26160 Bad Zwischenahn/Germany
The operating instructions reflect the current technical specifications at
time of print. We reserve the right to change the technical or physical
specifications.
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