GIRA 1287 00 Door Communication System User Manual

GIRA 1287 00 Door Communication System

Specifications:

• Product: Audio Control Device 1287 00
• Operating Voltage: SELV
• Maximum Audio Devices: Up to 70
• Maximum Home Stations: 68 surface-mounted hands-free feature home stations
• Maximum Home Stations per Call Button: 3

Product Usage Instructions:

Installation Scenario:

There are two main topologies for installation: Branch line solution and Loop- through solution. The loop-through solution is preferred when retrofitting video components later on.

Door Communication Bus Coupler:

The flush-mounted versions of the door and home stations are connected to the 2-wire bus via door-communication bus couplers. The devices are connected to the 2-wire bus via the BUS terminals without considering polarity.

Floor-Call Button (ET):

With home stations, any push button (NO contact) can be connected to the ET terminals as the floor-call button. The maximum cable length between the mechanical button and the door-communication bus coupler is 20 m.

Additional Supply (ZV):

The ZV terminals provide a power supply for call button illumination at door stations. Jumpers between the bus and ZV terminal can be removed to switch off call button illumination permanently. The ZV terminals can also provide additional power supply for bus devices that cannot be powered via the 2-wire bus.

System Connection:

The flush-mounted inserts are connected to each other with a 6-pole audio connection cable. The door communication bus coupler is connected to video devices via a 2-pole connector.

Rubber Plugs:

The second connectors are sealed with rubber plugs which can be removed if necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many audio devices can be connected to the system?

A: Up to 70 audio devices can be connected using the audio control device.

Q: What is the maximum number of home stations per call button?

A: A maximum of 3 home stations can be operated in parallel per call button.

Q: How should an additional power supply be connected?

A: When connecting an additional power supply, ensure to remove the jumpers on the ZV terminals.

System information

The Gira door communication system operates with the voltage type SELV.
With the audio control device, systems with up to 70 audio devices can be realized in certain systems, e.g. 1 built-in speaker with 5 add-on modules and 68 surface-mounted hands-free feature home stations.
Depending on the system size, a maximum of 3 home stations can be operated in parallel per call button.

Planning software
An exact determination of the maximum system size is possible with the planning software at www.gira.de.

A call-tone differentiation is made between the following calls at the home stations:

• door call (initiated by call button)
• floor call (initiated by floor-call button)
• internal call (initiated by call button for home stations)

Cabling and cable arrangement
Cables with a wire diameter of 0.6 or 0.8 mm can be used as bus lines.
The following cable types are suitable for use as bus lines:

• J-Y(ST)Y (communication line)
• YR (insulated bell wiring)
• A-2Y(L)2Y (communication cable)

Cable lengths for audio components
The maximum total cable length (distributed among several wiring sections) is 700 m.
A maximum of 30 devices may be connected to each wiring section.
The maximum cable lengths of the individual sections (from the control device to the last device) are dependent on the cable diameter used. The guidelines for audio components are:

• 0.6 mm diameter: 170 m,
• 0.8 mm diameter: 300 m.

Installation scenario topologies

“Branch line” solution

“Loop-through” solution

The “loop-through” solution has the advantage of not requiring the installation of a video distributor should video components be retrofitted at a later time.

Door communication bus coupler

The flush-mounted versions of the door and home stations are connected to the 2-wire bus via door-communication bus couplers.
The bus coupler has the following connections:

• BUS
  The devices are connected to the 2-wire bus via the BUS terminals. Polarity need not be taken into account during connection, as the polarity of the door communication bus is neutral.

• Floor-call button (ET)
  With home stations, any push button (NO contact) can be connected to the ET terminals as the floor-call button.
  With the door stations, for example, a mechanical bell button (NO contact) can be connected. This then acts like a call button from the Gira door communication system during start-up and later operation.
  The maximum cable length between the mechanical button and the door- communication bus coupler is 20 m.

• Additional supply (ZV)
  The ZV terminals have two functions:

  • The power supply of call button illumination at the door stations. The call buttons are constantly illuminated at the door stations. If the call button illumination is to be switched off permanently, the jumpers between the bus and ZV terminal must be removed.
  • Additional power supply for bus devices that can no longer be powered via the 2-wire bus.

Connecting an additional power supply
If an additional power supply is connected to the ZV terminals, the jumpers must be removed.

System
The flush-mounted inserts are connected to each other with the 6-pole audio connection cable via these connectors.
Video
The door communication bus coupler is connected to the flush-mounted inserts of the video devices, e.g. TFT color display, color camera etc., via the 2-pole connector.

Rubber plugs in the connectors

The “second” connectors are sealed with rubber plugs. These plugs can be removed if necessary.

The audio control device

The audio control device is the main power supply of the Gira door communication system.
The audio control device assumes the following tasks in the Gira door communication system:

• provision of the bus voltage (26 V DC ± 2 V) for the door communication system.
• power supply of call button illumination (max. 15, the number of call button illuminations that can be supplied is dependent on the system size and the number of home stations operation in parallel).
• provision of door opener control, including the power supply (12 V AC, 1.6 A) of the door opener.
• the power supply of a TC gateway.
• activation of the programming mode from the entire door communication bus system.

Additional product features of the control device:

• maximum of 70 devices, e.g. 1 built-in speaker with 5 add-on modules, 68 surface-mounted home stations.
• depending on the system size, up to 3 home stations can be operated.
• electronic overload and short-circuit protection.
• electronic excess-temperature protection.
• overload/short-circuit LED indicator.
• LED operation indication for determination of whether or not mains voltage is active.
• adjustable activation time of the door opener.

Displays and operating elements of audio control device

• “Systemprog.” button
  By pressing the “Systemprog.” button (for 3 s) the door communication system is switched into the programming mode. The yellow LED next to the programming button indicates the active programming mode via flashing (see Page 15).

• “Türöffnerprogr.” button
  The “Türöffnerprogr.” button has two functions:

  • Activating door-opener programming mode:
    If the “Türöffnerprogr.” button is pressed for 3 seconds while the system is in programming mode, the door-opener programming mode is activated (see Page 19).
    The yellow LED next to the “Türöffnerprogr.” button indicates the active door- opener programming mode via flashing.

  • Actuation of the connected door opener.
    Briefly pressing the “Türöffnerprogr.” button activates the door opener for the set time (Türöffnerzeit). The yellow LED next to the “Türöffnerprogr.” button illuminates during the switching time.

• “Türöffnerzeit” adjuster
  The activation time of the door opener is set at the “Türöffnerzeit” adjuster. The setting time lies in the range 1 second to 10 seconds. The potentiometer can be adjusted with a screwdriver with a 3 mm blade.

• “Betrieb” indicator
  During trouble-free normal operation, only the green “Betrieb” LED illuminates. It indicates that the device is being supplied with power.

• “Überlast” indicator
  The audio control device is equipped with electronic overload protection which protects the electronics of the control device against short-circuits and overloading on the bus line.
  The overload protection is activated if, for example, the bus line is short- circuited due to an installation error or too many bus devices/bus loads are connected.
  The red “Überlast” LED indicates both short circuits and overloads.
  The flashing duration of the LED corresponds to the time during which the bus voltage is deactivated when a fault occurs.
  The LED then flashes for up to 20 seconds after the fault has been eliminated.
  With a permanent overload (or short-circuit), the bus voltage is switched off for approximately. 180 s after the third overload detection. During this switch-off phase, the “Systemprog.”, “Türöffnerprogr.” and “Überlast” LEDs flash.
  The LEDs then flash for up to 180 seconds after the fault has been eliminated.

Connection terminals of audio control device

L, N
Mains connection terminals L and N (AC 230 V, 50 Hz).
Bus
Output for powering of the Gira door communication bus with regulated direct current (26 V DC ± 2 V, 160 mA).
12 V AC
The 12 V AC output is used to supply power to the door opener (power consumption of the door opener is max. 1.6 A) or the telecommunication gateway.

Door opener relay

• Relay output for operating a door opener (8 – 12 V AC, max. 1.6 A).
• A door opener with other electrical values (e.g. very low-ohm or 24 V) can be connected to the relay contact with an additional power supply.

Mounting of audio control device

Attention

Installation and mounting of electrical devices may only be carried out by a qualified electrician.

For installation protected from dripping and sprayed water, mount the control device to a top-hat rail in the distribution. The mains and bus connection is made via screw terminals. The mains connection must be made via an all-pole mains switch with at least a 3 mm contact opening.
The ventilation slits of the control device must not be blocked.

Technical data of audio control device

• Primary rated voltage: AC 230 V, 50 Hz
• Secondary rated voltage: SELV 26 V DC ± 2 V
• Secondary rated current: 160 mA continuous load Overload deactivation from approx. 350 mA 550 mA peak load (max. 5 seconds)
• Power: 47 VA
• Protection type: IP 20
• Screw terminals: 0.6 mm to 2.5 mm2
• door opener output: 12 V AC, 1.6 A
• Power-on time 25% (max. 10 seconds ON,
• door opener: then 30 seconds OFF)
• Contact load capacity (relay output): 30 V AC, 2 A
• Door opener time: adjustable, 1 to 10 seconds
• Operating temperature: – 5 °C to + 45 °C
• Dimensions: 6 modules, series inst. housing

Switching the system to programming mode

The Gira door communication system is switched to programming mode for start- up:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds.
   F The yellow LED next to the programming button flashes (flash frequency: 1 Hz) after the button is pressed and indicates the active programming mode.
   The system is now in programming mode for approx. 7 minutes.
   Each time the start-up button is pressed on a door or home station, the time is reset to approx. 7 minutes.

LED indicators on BUS devices
The active programming mode is also signalled by the LED of various BUS devices, such as the hands-free feature home station, the Comfort home station with the receiver or the surface mounted hands-free feature home station.
An overview of the LED indication is found on Page 30.

Exiting programming mode

1. Briefly press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.
   The yellow LED goes out.

Start-up documentation
For documentation on the home stations assigned to the call buttons, please see the table on Page 32.
There you enter the names/homes in the sequence in which you will allocate the home stations later on.

One-family house: Assigning door station call button to home station

To assign a door station call button to a home station, proceed as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the call button on the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   You will hear a long acknowledgment tone.
   Releasing the button after 3 seconds
   If the button press is not ended after the first acknowledgment tone, all assignments of the respective door/home station will be deleted after an additional 3 seconds.

3. Press the button on the home station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   A long acknowledgement tone indicates a successful assignment. Three short acknowledgment tones indicate faulty assignment. The memory of the home station may already be occupied. A maximum of 10 call buttons can be assigned to a home station (a maximum of 15 call buttons to a surface mounted hand-free feature home station).

4. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

5. Carry out a function test.

House divided into several flats: Assigning door station call buttons to home stations

To assign the door-station call buttons to the respective home stations, please proceed as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the call buttons on the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone. Important: Press the call buttons in the sequence in which the home stations will be assigned later.
   You will hear a long acknowledgement tone.
   Releasing the button after 3 seconds
   If the button press is not ended after the first acknowledgement tone, all assignments of the respective door/home station will be deleted after an additional 3 seconds.

3. Go to the home station whose call button is the first one you pressed at the door station.
   Press the button on this home station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.
   A long acknowledgement tone indicates a successful assignment.
   Three short acknowledgement tones indicate faulty assignment. The memory of the home station may already be occupied. A maximum of 10 call buttons can be assigned to a home station (a maximum of 15 call buttons to a surface-mounted hand-free feature home station).

4. Go to the home station whose call button is the second one you pressed at the door station.
   Press the button on this home station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   A long acknowledgment tone indicates a successful assignment.

5. Go to the other home stations and press the button there for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone. A long acknowledgement tone indicates successful assignment.

6. After you have assigned all the home stations, press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit programming mode.

7. Carry out a function test.
   Maximum number of call buttons per step
   Up to 20 call buttons can be temporarily stored per step. If more than 20 call buttons are to be assigned, the first 20 call buttons must first be pressed and then assigned to the home stations. The remaining call buttons can then be assigned.

Assigning door opener

The door opener connected to the control device is assigned to the “main” door station. It is activated if the button at a home station is pressed spontaneously, even without any previ-ous conversation.
The door opener of a “back/side” door is connected to the switching actuator. It can be activated via the button if a door call was previously initiated from the door station of a
“back/side” door. It is switched to the “main” door 2 minutes after the door call or 30 seconds after the door call.

Assigning door opener of “main” door
The door opener connected to the control device is programmed at the respective door station as follows:

The door opener connected to the control device is programmed at the respective door station as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the “Türöffnerprogr.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start the door-opener programming mode.
   The LED next to the “Türöffnerprogr.” button flashes.

3. Press any call button on the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.
   A long acknowledgment tone confirms successful assignment. In addition, the door opener connected to the control device is operated for the set time.
   To assign additional door stations to the door opener (maximum of 3), repeat Step 3 on the next door station.

4. Press the “Türöffnerprogr.” button on the control device to exit door opener programming mode.

5. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Assigning door opener of a “side/back” door
The door opener connected to the switching actuator is programmed at the respective door station as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Briefly press the “Function” button on the switching actuator several times until the “Door opener” LED flashes.

3. Press the “Prog.” button on the switching actuator for 3 seconds until the yellow LED next to the “Prog.” button flashes.

4. Press any call button on the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.
   Releasing the button after 3 seconds
   If the button press is not ended after the first acknowledgement tone, all assignments of the respective door/home station will be deleted after an additional 3 seconds.
   a long acknowledgement tone confirms successful assignment. The door opener is controlled for the set time.
   To assign additional door stations to the same door opener, repeat Step 4 at the next door station.

5. Briefly press the “Prog.” button on the switching actuator to exit the programming mode of the switching actuator.
   The LED of the “Prog.” button goes out. The LED of the last selected function (here “Door opener”) continues to flash until programming mode at the control device is exited.

6. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Automatic door opener

Hands-free feature and Comfort home station

The function “automatic door opener” is only supported by the hands-free feature home station and the Comfort home station with the receiver.The function “automatic door opener” is only supported by the hands-free feature home station and the Comfort home station with receiver.

The automatic door opener is, for example, used in doctor’s offices when after pressing a door-station call button, the door opener is to be automatically operated. With the automatic door opener activated, the door opener assigned to the calling door sta-tion is operated approx. 4 seconds after the door call is trig-gered. If several door stations are present in the system, the automatic function automatically acts on the door opener of the door station from which the door call was triggered.
Before use, the automatic door opener must first be enabled:

Enabling/disabling “automatic door opener” function

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Simultaneously press the buttons on the home station for approx. 3 seconds. By pressing these buttons you can switch over the status of the automatic door opener (enabled or disabled).
   If the LED lights up long for confirmation, the “automatic door opener” function is enabled.
   If the LED lights up short for confirmation, the “automatic door opener” function is disabled.

3. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

If the “automatic door opener” function is enabled, you can activate the automatic door opener as necessary on the home station as follows:

Activating automatic door opener

1. Simultaneously press the buttons and on the home station for approx. 3 seconds to activate the automatic door opener.
   When the automatic door opener is activated, the LED lights up continuously. The door opener is automatically operated after a door-station call button is pressed.

Deactivating the automatic door opener

1.  Simultaneously press the buttons on the home station for approx. 3 seconds to deactivate the automatic door opener.
   The LED goes out. The automatic door opener is no longer active.

Behaviour after a power failure
The enabled status of the automatic door opener is retained after a power failure.
In this case, the automatic door opener is deactivated for security reasons and must be reactivated if necessary.

Assigning home station via floor-call button

If you cannot access the home during start-up, you can also assign the home station via a connected floor-call button:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).
2. Press the call button to be assigned to the home station on the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.

You will hear a long acknowledgement tone.

3. Go to the floor-call button of the home station to be assigned.
   Press the floor-call button for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   A long acknowledgement tone indicates successful assignment.
   Only possible with directly connected home station
   With several parallel home stations, only the home station connected directly to the floor-call button can be taught in via the floor-call button.

4. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Assigning several home stations to a call button

If several home stations are to be called simultaneously when a door station call button is pressed, a call button can be assigned to several home stations as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the call button to which the home stations are to be assigned at the door station for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.
   You will hear a long acknowledgment tone.

3. Go to the first home station.
   Press the button for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   A long acknowledgment tone indicates a successful assignment.

4. Go to the door station and press the call button again for 3 seconds.

5. Go to the second (parallel) home station.
   Press the button for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgment tone.
   A long acknowledgment tone indicates a successful assignment.

6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to assign an additional parallel home station to the call button.

7. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

8. Carry out a function test.

Assigning several home stations to a floor-call button

If several home stations are to be called simultaneously when a floor call button is pressed, a floor call button can be assigned to several home stations as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the floor call button connected to home station 1 for 6 seconds.
   You will hear a brief acknowledgement tone after 3 seconds.
   Hold down the button for another 3 seconds until you hear a long acknowledgement tone.

3. Press the button on home station 2 for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone. A successful teach-in is confirmed by a long acknowledgement tone at home station 2.
   To assign an additional home station, repeat the procedure from Step 2.

4. Briefly press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

5. Carry out a function test. All assigned home stations ring when the floor-call button is pressed.
   Do not connect floor-call button in parallel
   A floor-call button may not be connected to several home stations in parallel.

Assigning call buttons for home station to a home station (internal call)

You can implement the so-called internal call function with the optional call button for home stations. A voice connection between two home stations can be established via the internal call.
To assign the call button of a home station to another home station (e.g. in the hobby room), proceed as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the call button on home station 1 for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone.
   You will hear a long acknowledgement tone.
   Releasing the button after 3 seconds
   If the button press is not ended after the first acknowledgement tone, all assignments of the respective door/home station will be deleted after an additional 3 seconds.

3. Press the button on home station 2 for 3 seconds until you hear a short acknowledgement tone. A long acknowledgement tone indicates a successful assignment.
   Three short acknowledgement tones indicate faulty assignment. The memory of the home station may already be occupied. A maximum of 10 call buttons can be assigned toa home station (a maximum of 15 call buttons to a surfacemounted hand-free feature home station).

4. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

5. Carry out a function test.

Deleting all assignments to a home station

A home station which as already been assigned is deleted as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the button on the home station for which the assignment is to be deleted for 6 seconds.

3. You will hear a brief acknowledgement tone after 3 seconds.
   Hold down the button for another 3 seconds until you hear a long acknowledgement tone.
   The long acknowledgement tone confirms the successful deletion.

4. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Deletion only possible directly
Deleting the assignment of a call button to a home station is not possible via the floor-call button. The deletion of the assignment can only occur via the button of the home station.

Deleting the assignment of door opener

Door opener at the audio control device
To delete an existing assignment between the door opener connected at the control device and the door station, proceed as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the “Türöffnerprogr.” button on the control device for 6 seconds to delete all of the assignments from the control device to the door stations.
   The LED starts flashing after 3 seconds. Keep the button pressed for an additional 3 seconds, until the LED next to the programming button “Türöffnerprogr.” flashes rapidly.

3. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Door opener at switching actuator
To delete an existing assignment between the door opener connected at the switching actuator and the door station, proceed as follows:

1. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

2. Press the “Prog.” button on the switching actuator for 6 seconds to delete all of the assignments from the switching actuator to the door stations.
   The LED starts flashing after 3 seconds. Keep the button pressed for an additional 3 seconds, until the LED next to the programming button “Prog.” flashes rapidly.

3. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

Replacement of defective call button top units of a flush-mounted door

station

You can replace defective door station call button top units at a flush- mounted door station without having to reprogram all assignments:

1. Replace all defective call button top units with new ones.

2. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device for 3 seconds to start programming mode (see Page 15).

3. Press any call button on the door station for 6 seconds to delete the existing assignments.

4. Press all call buttons on the door station one after another in the sequence of the first start-up for 3 seconds to restore the assignments.
   The replacement and the old assignment of call buttons is restored with this. No further programming at the home stations is necessary.

5. Press the “Systemprog.” button on the control device to exit the programming mode.

6. Carry out a function test.
   If the call buttons were assigned in the wrong order, repeat the procedure and press the call buttons in the reverse order.
   Replacement of a door communication bus coupler When replacing a door communication bus coupler, the system must be restarted, i.e. access to the home station/the floor-call button is required.

LED indicators on BUS devices

The LEDs of the hands-free feature, Comfort with receiver, surface-mounted hands-free feature and surface-mounted gong home stations indicate the system status:

Acknowledgement tones of Bus devices

In programming mode, the following conditions are indicated using acknowledgement tones:

•   While deleting: no meaning, continue to hold down button

Long tone| •   During assignment: call button was assigned successfully

•   While deleting: release button, assignment is deleted

3 short tones| •   During assignment: call button was not assigned*

•   Memory of door station for calling up learned-in call buttons is occupied (maximum of 20 call buttons)

•   When assigning a door opener: 3 door openers were already assigned

a call button cannot be assigned if:

• the home station memory is already occupied by 10 (15) call buttons. In this case, the LED of the hands-free feature, surface-mounted hands-free feature and Comfort with receiver home station lights up. A maximum of 10 call buttons can be assigned to a home station (a maximum of 15 call buttons to a surface-mounted hands-free feature home station).
• no call buttons at the door or home station were pressed beforehand.
• all previously pressed call buttons were already assigned to other home stations.

Table for start-up documentation

Acceptance of guarantee

The warranty is provided in accordance with statutory requirements via the specialist trade. Please submit or send faulty devices postage paid together with an error description to your responsible salesperson (specialist trade/installation company/electrical specialist trade).
They will forward the devices to the Gira Service Center.

Gira
Giersiepen GmbH & Co. KG
Elektro-InstallationsSysteme
Postfach 1220 42461 Radevormwald
Deutschland
Tel +49 (0) 21 95 / 602 – 0
Fax +49 (0) 21 95 / 602 – 191
www.gira.de
info@gira.de

References

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