Dexaplan FG 624 - Manual (Page 3)

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Chime selection
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Set the desired chime using the chime selection switch [22]:
Position (a) 2-chime sound
Position (b) 3-chime sound
Position (c) Multiple chime sound
Tip: If you use additional transmitters, set different chimes in order to be
able to distinguish the call.
Signal selection
# Set the desired signal type using the signal selection switch [12]:
Position
Chime
Position Strobe
Position Strobe and chime
Function selection
# Set the desired function using the function selection switch [14]:
Door chime function (Position ): The signal type / chime set is
sounded after pressing the doorbell button.
Pager function (Position ): After pressing the doorbell button [19],
the set signal type / chime continues for approx. 3 minutes or until the reset
button [7] is pressed.
Exchanging the flashing light lens
#
Carefully remove the strobe lens [3] from the receiver.
# Insert a lens (6) of the desired colour in the four retaining holes [2].
Transmitter nameplate
#
Remove the cover of the nameplate [16] from the transmitter at the
cover release [17].
# Insert a piece of paper or foil with, for example your name written on it,
under the cover.
# Carefully press the cover back onto the transmitter.
Inserting batteries / closing case
#
Insert three 1.5 V LR 14 batteries (not supplied) into the battery
compartment [13] of the receiver. Pay attention to the battery polarity
markings in the battery compartment.
# Insert two 1.5 V LR 03 batteries (not supplied) in the battery
compartment [21] of the transmitter. Pay attention to the battery
polarity markings in the battery compartment.
# Ensure that the seal [27] lies flat along the edge of the rear cover of the
transmitter. Replace the rear cover [24] on the transmitter and the
battery compartment cover [10] on the receiver.
Location / Notes about radio transmission
The transmitter can be located indoors and outdoors in a place protected
from direct rain. The transmitter can be mounted horizontally or vertically on
the wall outdoors. In the case of vertical mounting, the locking tab must be
at the bottom. If the transmitter is to be permanently mounted, it must only
be attached to a flat surface.
The transmitter can be used as a portable pager or it can be mounted within
easy reach as a pager. Place the receiver within the reception range of the
transmitter. The range outdoors is approx. 80 m. The range is reduced by
walls and ceilings (especially those made of reinforced concrete). Do not
place the transmitter and receiver on or in the vicinity of metal surfaces as
these shield the radio signal. Test the reliable functioning of the wireless
chime in the desired location before installing it permanently. Note:
Background interference and atmospheric conditions which affect the
reception range can change over time.
Combination of several FG 624 wireless
chimes
Example: Front and back doors of the house (see Fig. H)
# Set the transmitters to different chime sounds in order to distinguish the
call
# Coding of all transmitters and receivers must be the same
Example: Building with 3 flats (see Fig. I)
# Set a different code for each transmitter
# Coding of each receiver must be the same as the associated transmitter
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Mounting
Receiver
You can stand the receiver upright or hang it on the wall with the stobe lens at
the bottom as follows:
# Drill a 5 mm hole at the appropriate mounting point.
# Insert one of the supplied wall plugs [4] and fasten one of the screws
[5]. So that the screw head projects approx 4 mm from the surface.
# Now hang the receiver with the hole [9] over the screw head.
Transmitter
The transmitter can be hand held for use with the pager function. For
mounting:
# Press in the locking tab [18] carefully with a wide-bladed screwdriver
and remove the rear cover [24] of the transmitter.
# Drill a 3 mm hole through both marked fixing points [25].
# Hold the rear cover at the desired mounting location and mark through
the fixing points on the wall with using pencil.
# Drill 5 mm holes at the marked points on the wall and press one of the
supplied wall plugs [4] into each hole.
# Now fix the rear cover [24] to the wall with two of the supplied screws
[5].
# Ensure that the seal [27] lies flat along the edge of the rear cover and
reattach the transmitter to the rear cover.
Connection to an existing doorbell button
# Press in the locking tab [18] carefully with a wide-bladed screwdriver
and remove the rear cover [24] of the transmitter. Drill a 5mm hole
through the marked cable entry [26].
# Guide a two-core cable through the cable entry [26].
# Connect the terminals B [20] and C [20] to the connection terminals of
the existing doorbell button (see Fig. F).
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