User manual

b) Indoor Unit

The indoor unit must be installed inside the house (e.g. on the inside, next to the door); it must not get moist

or wet. To ensure best radio reception, the indoor unit must not be installed on metal surfaces.

White

Red

Black

A working current door opener ("Fail Secure" door opener) is required. This door opener is the door opener

type common for entrance doors.

The trap lock of the door opener is only unlocked in this door opener type when operating voltage is pend-

ing, e.g. when the door opener button in the apartment is pushed. Then the door can be opened and the

visitor is let in. The door is locked if no operating current is pending.

Depending on the door opener used, proper polarity must be observed (for conventional electromagnetic

door openers, this is usually not required); for this, always observe the manufacturer's information.

A door opener of type "Fail Safe" (quiescent current door opener) cannot be used. This is a special door

opener, e.g. used for a door to be used as an escape route.

In this door opener type, the trap lock of this door opener is only unlocked when there is no operating

current. This permits leaving of the room in case of power failure since the door opener unlocks the door

automatically.

Proceed as follows:

• Remove the T-shaped cover on the rear of the indoor unit; the connection termi-

nals are placed below this.

• Connect the outdoor unit to the indoor unit via the 3-wired cable. Observe the

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unit ("White", "Red", "Black").

• Connect the two cable lugs of the mains adapter to the two connection terminals;

always observe proper polarity (plus/+ and minus/-).

• The two-pole cable from the outdoor unit must be connected to a door opener

(not enclosed).