Oracle FRONTDOOR OFD-614 Bedienungsanleitung

Model OFD-614

5/4/2006

Patents Pending

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Thank you for purchasing the Oracle

FrontDoor Unit. This product has been

designed and manufactured in the USA,

utilizing the highest quality standards

available.

Made With Pride In the USA.

A manufacturer’s full One Year Warranty covers this product.

No Wiring or Trenching

Required

One year limited WARRANTY

International Electronics Inc. (IEI) warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and

workmanship, for one year. For a period of ONE YEAR following purchase, IEI will repair or

replace the product free of charge, including parts, labor, return shipping to you, and handling.

After the initial one year of operation, the limited lifetime warranty will cover parts, labor, and

return shipping to you, with a minimal handling charge specific to the product, as listed below:

FrontDoor Wireless Intercom: $40.00

If you have installation or operation questions or are in need of warranty service, please

contact our Product Support department by email at techsupp@nwlink.com or call 360-254-

1564 Tuesday-Friday 7-5 Pacific Time. If the issue is not resolvable, a manufacturer’s

warranty repair order may be issued. To have the product(s) sent for warranty service. A

Return Authorization number will be issued for warranty service, which must be put on the

outside of the package, to be received and handled properly. Packages for warranty service

may be sent to the following address. Packages with no RA# may not be accepted.

IEI

5913C NE 127th AVE, Suite 800

Vancouver, WA 98682

Please include a note describing the problem that you are having and a copy of your original

sales receipt (within the first year). If the warranty service is outside the first year, please

include a check made out to IEI, based on the list of handling fees, shown above. Please note

that you may need to send multiple units for warranty service, testing, and upgrading, though

only the applicable fee for handling the failed unit(s) will be charged.

Please allow 2-4 weeks for service and return shipping. If an EXPEDITED repair/replacement is

requested, a 100% surcharge applies. In this case, please write EXPEDITED after the RA

number. IEI will attempt to return expedited repair orders within one week, except during

holidays.

All repairs or replacements are at the discretion of the Manufacturer. This warranty excludes

items that have been abused, altered, incorrectly installed, or repaired by an unauthorized

person. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the Manufacturer could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment. The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or

TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications

could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This warranty is limited to the product

only. No consequential damages are covered.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

International Electronics, Inc.

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IC:

Country Of Origin: USA

• Easy to Install

• Totally wireless

• Fully Compatible with other Oracle Intercom units

• Weather Resistant Design

• Doorbell tones for Front Door and Back Door

• Unlimited number of units can operate on a property,

without interfering with other Intercom Networks

• Up to 5 Year battery life

• Penetrates buildings with ease

• Range up to 1000 feet

• Auto channel and frequency selection

• Crystal Clear, digitally secure connection

• 900 MHz Digital Radio Technology

• One year limited warranty

Oracle

(tm)

FrontDoor

™

Wireless

Doorbell and

Intercom

This product is compatible with Oracle Portable Intercom (OPI)

model 605-

5 or later and/or Oracle Telephone Interface Unit

(OTIU).

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5.1

ADJUSTING THE SPEAKER VOLUME

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GENERAL INFORMATION

(Use this template as a guide for mounting screw placement)

Preface

General Information………………………………………….………….….….3

Parts Supplied……………………………………………………………….....3

Section 1 – Installation

1.1 Installing the Oracle FrontDoor (OFD)…………………….……...4

Installing the OFD with screws……………...……………..…4

B. Installing the OFD with mounting tape………...………..…...4

1.2

Installing the Batteries………………………………………...…….5

Section 2 – Activation

2.1

Activating an Intercom Network……………………..……………..5

A. Activating the OFD with an Oracle Portable (OPI)………….5

B. Activating the OFD with a Flush Mount (RIFM)……..…..….5

C. Activating the OFD with a Telephone Interface (OTIU)……6

2.2

Activating into an Existing Network……………….…………….....6

Activating an OFD to the Main Intercom Unit…………..…..6

Activating Intercom Units back into the network………..….6

2.3 Multi-OFD Mode……………………………………….………….…7

Activating an OFD with an OFD………………………..…….7

Activating an OFD with a Gate Access Panel………..…….8

Activating an OFD with a Repeater……………………..…...8

Section 3 – Assembly

Assembling the Intercom…………………………………………………..…9

Section 4 – Use

Using the Intercom………………………………………………..…………..9

Section 5 – Adjusting Volume

5.1 Adjusting the Speaker Volume………………………...………..10

5.2 Adjusting Microphone Sensitivity…………………………....….10

Section 6 – Alternate Doorbell Chimes

Alternating Chimes for FrontDoor vs. BackDoor…………………….…..10

Section 7 – Frequently Asked Questions

Troubleshooting and FAQ’s……………………………..………………....10

Section 8 – Mounting Template

Mounting Template…………………………………………………….…...11

MOUNTING TEMPL TE

NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused

by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Changes or modifications not

expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s

authority to operate the equipment.

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5.2

1.1

Nothing Happens. The Intercom Does Not Function

The Intercom is Not Getting the Expected Transmission Range

There is a Double Beep Every Ten Minutes

ADJUSTING MICROPHONE SENSITIVITY

6.0 ALTERNATE CHIMES FOR FRONTDOOR VS. BACKDOOR

7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING AND FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I Clear an Intercom's Memory

PARTS SUPPLIED WITH OFD SINGLE UNIT

PARTS SUPPLIED WITH OFD/OTIU KIT

PARTS SUPPLIED WITH OFD/OPI KIT

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ACTIVATING THE OFD WITH A REPEATER - CON'T

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INSTALLING THE OFD

By switching dipswitch #4 UP (away from the circuit board), you can set the Indoor/Outdoor

Intercom’s volume to be louder.

To increase the Outdoor Intercom’s microphone sensitivity, switch dipswitch #3 UP (away

from the circuit board).

The FrontDoor can be set to ring the inside Intercom units with two alternate chime patterns,

to identify which unit is signaling. Switch dipswitch #2 UP (away from the circuit board) to set

a FrontDoor unit to the alternate chime tone.

Make sure that the Intercom has fresh batteries in it. W hen you press the CALL

button, you should hear a tone. If the units have power but do not communicate,

they may need to form a network. Press the LEARN button on each unit that needs

to form a network

and they will beep in response. You may need to clear their

memory and re-teach them (see How do I Clear the Intercom’s Memory, below).

Trees, metal, electrical wiring or other electrical devices directly between units can

limit the range, as can having it mounted on a tree, masonry, or metal surface.

NOTE: STUCCO WALLS

When used in a dwelling with stucco or cement walls, the RF range can

reduced greatly. Place the repeater close to the house to mitigate this problem.

The intercom is indicating that the batteries are low and need to be replaced.

(Only when used in passive mode. In active mode there is no need to erase this devices memory)

Hold the LEARN button down for 20 seconds. A tone will indicate that the unit has

cleared its memory and you can re-

teach it to a new intercom. If an intercom

signals, while the buttons are depressed, the procedure will have to be repeated.

1 - Oracle FrontDoor Unit (OFD)

2 – Black #8 X ¾ Assembly Screws

4 – Silver #4 X ¾ Mounting Screws

1 – Piece of 3M High Strength Mounting Tape

The Oracle FrontDoor (OFD) is designed for use as a Wireless Doorbell

and Intercom for residential, as well as commercial applications. It is

designed to tolerate severe outdoor conditions of -40 to +85 C, as well as

high humidity and condensation. Since this intercom system requires no

connection to wall power, it is perfect for remote locations.

The Oracle FrontDoor (OFD) features an amazing 1000’ range, and

allows multiple simultaneous conversations, using a 900 MHz secure

digital radio link.

Compatible with the Oracle Portable Intercom (OPI) and Oracle Flush

Mount Intercom (RIFM), your intercoms form an exclusive network, and

respond only to other intercoms in your network (patent pending).

When used with Oracle Telephone Interface Unit (OTIU), the Oracle

FrontDoor (OFD) will ring your telephones and allow you to speak with the

visitor. No wiring of any kind is required. Simply plug into any phone jack

and receive your visitors on the phone. Features Caller ID and much

more.

All of the parts supplied with the OFD plus:

1 - Oracle Telephone Interface Unit (OTIU)

1 – Instructions for Installing the OTIU

1 - Antenna

1 – 18V Power Adapter

1 – Phone Cord

1 – Set of 4 Bumper Feet

All of the parts supplied with the OFD plus:

1 – Oracle Portable Intercom (OPI)

1 – Instructions for Installing the OPI

1 – Set of 4 Bumper Feet

Make sure that the “CALL” button is in easy reach of a visitor. The unit may be mounted with

either the included screws or the included double-sided high strength tape.

NOTE: If the Repeater Units have not been previously activated to

anything within an existing network, please follow the directions found

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Figure 1

1.2

MOUNTING THE OFD WITH SCREWS

MOUNTING THE OFD WITH MOUNTING TAPE

3.0 ASSEMBLING THE INTERCOM

4.0 USING THE INTERCOM

B. ACTIVATING AN OFD WITH A GATE ACCESS PANEL (GAP)

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INSTALLING THE BATTERIES

Make sure that the “CALL” button is in easy reach of a visitor. The unit may be mounted with

either the included screws or the included double-sided high strength tape.

To mount the FrontDoor, use the included mounting template (see page 11) as a guide for

screw placement. Tighten the top two screws halfway. Place the back of the Intercom on

the two screws, slide the unit down and tighten. Put the other two screws in t

he bottom

holes and tighten (see Figure 1).

Note: Do not assemble the front of the unit until it has been activated.

To mount the Intercom on a metal, glass, or other smooth surface where you wouldn’t want

to use screws, use the double-sided mounting tape.

Note: For best results, clean both surfaces that the double-

sided mounting tape will be in

contact with, using the included alcohol wipe.

Peel the protective paper off of the mounting tape and firmly press it onto the back of the

Intercom (see Figure 1). Press firmly on the back of the tape; to push out any trapped air

bubbles. When ready to do so, peel the red prot

ective paper from the mounting tape and

firmly press the intercom on to the surface that you wish to mount it on.

Note: Do not assemble the front of the unit until it has been activated.

Put the two halves of the Intercom body together. Place the two black screws in the

top and bottom holes on the front of the Intercom and tighten. The Intercom is ready

to use.

To talk, hold down the “CALL” button. All intercom units in your network will receive

the signal. When somebody responds by holding down the “CALL” button on a

different intercom unit, a secure channel is created and other units will not hear the

signal, making your conversation secure.

NOTE: If the Repeater Units have not been previously activated to

anything within an existing network, please follow the directions found

in the Oracle Wire-free Repeater product manual.

Place four AA Alkaline batteries in the battery pack. The batteries should last one

year with average use.

Note:

If used in location that will be below

(20

F) Lithium batteries are

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2.1

ACTIVATING THE OFD WITH A REPEATER

(WITHIN AN EXISTING NETWORK)

ACTIVATING THE OFD WITH AN ORACLE PORTABLE

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 15 seconds of each other.

B. ACTIVATING THE OFD WITH A FLUSH MOUNT

ACTIVATING AN INTERCOM NETWORK

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 15 seconds of each other.

ACTIVATING AN INTERCOM NETWORK - CON'T

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 15 seconds of each other.

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B. ACTIVATING ADDITIONAL INTERCOM UNITS BACK INTO THE NETWORK

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 15 seconds of each other.ACTIVATING THE OFD WITH AN OTIU

To set a FrontDoor unit to Passive Mode, switch dipswitch #1 UP (away from the circuit

board).

Note:

Any Intercoms that had been taught to this unit will have to have their memory cleared

and be re-taught to the Active Unit in the network as if they were newly installed.

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 20 seconds of each other.

To activate the Passive FrontDoor, press the LEARN button inside the

FrontDoor unit for a second (until you hear a beep) and release it.

2. Enter the Master PIN number on the GAP:

For example:

Then enter:

After the “BEEP” press “CALL”.

3. You will hear a tone indicating a successful activation.

4. Proceed to Section 3

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To activate the Passive FrontDoor, press the LEARN button inside the FrontDoor

unit for a second (until you hear a beep) and release it.

Press the LEARN button on ONE of the Repeater Units. The LED by the LEARN

button will light up for several seconds

and then will go out, indicating a successful

activation.

3. Proceed to Section 3

(See next page for an example of an existing network with an OFD and Repeater).

Press and release the LEARN button on an Oracle Portable Intercom

(OPI).

2. Press the LEARN button inside the FrontDoor unit for a second (until

you hear a beep) and release. The OPI will sound a tone indicating a

successful activation.

3. Proceed to Section 3

On a Flush Mount Intercom, hold down both buttons for 3 seconds,

until the channel lights start flashing quickly.

Press the LEARN button inside the FrontDoor unit for a second (until

you hear a beep) and release. The Flush Mount will sound a tone

indicating a successful activation.

3. Proceed to Section 3

Note: If used in location that will be below -10°

C (20°

F) Lithium batteries are

recommended.

The FrontDoor must be taught to an intercom to form an intercom network, or must be

taught into an existing network (See “Activating into an Existing Intercom Network”).

The FrontDoor is fully compatible with other Oracle System Intercoms.

1. Press and release the LEARN button on an un-

activated Oracle Intercom

(On a Flush Mount Intercom hold down both buttons for 3 seconds, until the

channel lights start flashing quickly).

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2.3

A. ACTIVATING THE OFD TO THE MAIN INTERCOM UNIT

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MULTI-OFD MODE

ACTIVATING AN OFD WITH AN OFD

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2.2 ACTIVATING INTO AN EXISTING INTERCOM NETWORK

Note: If the existing network contains a GAP, MiniGAP, or another FrontDoor see “Multi-

Mode”.

To activate a FrontDoor into an existing intercom network, the memory on each of the

Intercoms to be used, needs to be cleared.

Note: To clear the memory on

an Oracle Intercom, hold down the learn button for up to 20

seconds until a tone is heard.

Note:

To clear the memory on a Flush Mount Intercom, hold down both buttons of the

Intercom for up to 20 seconds until a tone is heard.

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 20 seconds of each other

Press and release the LEARN button on an Oracle Intercom (On a Flush Mount

Intercom hold down both buttons for 3 seconds, until the channel lights start flashing

quickly).

2. Press and release the LEARN button inside the FrontDoor unit.

Note:

Activate all other Intercoms to this Intercom, NOT to the FrontDoor. (See example

below and Step B on next page.)

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 20 seconds of each other.

1. Using the phone that is connected to the OTIU, once you hear a dial tone press:

Hang up and the LEARN light will flash for up to 15 seconds. If it does not and you

hear an error tone, check the OTIU manual.

2. On the FrontDoor, press and hold down the learn button for 1 second, to put it into

learn mode.

3. The OTIU will ring the telephone and a Caller ID will display "Unit Learned".

4. Proceed to Section 3

0 7 "BEEP"

Step A

Step B

To set a FrontDoor unit to Passive Mode, switch dipswitch #1 UP (away from the

circuit board).

Note:

Any Intercoms that had been taught to this unit will have to have their memory

cleared and be re-taught to the Active Unit in the network as if they we

re newly

installed.

Note: Both steps 1 & 2 must occur within 20 seconds of each other.

To activate the Passive FrontDoor, press the LEARN button inside the

FrontDoor unit for a second (until you hear a beep) and release it.

2. Press the LEARN button i

nside the primary FrontDoor unit for a second

(until you hear a beep) and release it.

3. You will hear a tone indicating a successful activation.

4. Proceed to Section 3

channel lights start flashing quickly).

2. Press and release the LEARN button on the activated Oracle Inter

com or

Flush Mount Unit.

3. Proceed to Section 3

An Oracle FrontDoor (OFD) unit is an ‘Active’ unit that takes control of the Intercom

Network. If you wish to have a second (or multiple) Oracle Frontdoor unit in the

network, or if using the Frontdoor with an Oracle Gate Access Panel, or MiniGAP,

then it

will have to be placed in Passive mode. The Passive FrontDoor will become an

accessory to the Primary FrontDoor or Gate Access Panel.

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