Appendix BE1510
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The Visit Repeater
Art. no. BE1510
Appendix
Further information
Connection
Connecting an External Trigger
The BE1510 Visit Repeater has the following methods of activation:
- various accessories can be connected via the Exterior External Trigger socket (3), see below.
- with pushbutton.
For more information about the indications provided by the receivers in the Visit System, refer to Appendix/Further information/Settings below.
An Exterior External Trigger on the Repeater can be connected to the vibrator output on several of Bellman & Symfon AB’s products or to other equipment that produces a voltage or contact for activation. In addition, the following accessories can be used:
- magnetic switch BE9023 (accessory)
- door entering contact mat BE9024 (accessory)
- a standard pushbutton
- Entry monitor
- Magnetic switch
- Pushbutton
- Door phone
- 3.5 mm jack plug
- Exterior external trigger
Settings
No adjustments are required for normal use. The relevant descriptions are provided below, if you wish to change a setting for some reason.
Radio key
In order to use several Bellman Visit Systems close to one another without interference, different Radio Keys can be set on the different systems. All Bellman Visit System units are supplied from the factory tuned to the same Radio Key, channel 0. This means that all Radio Key Switches on the transmitters are set to the OFF position.
- To alter the Radio Key, move the Radio Key Switches (5) to the desired positions.
Please note:
All Bellman Visit products within the same system must be tuned to the same Radio Key in order to operate as a group.
Signal pattern
A Signal Pattern is the name for the way in which a receiver in the Bellman Visit System indicates activation. Changing the transmitters’ Signal Switch changes the Signal Pattern which the receivers display when the transmitter is activated. Follow the instructions under Appendix/Further information/Settings/Setting the activation pattern to make your choice.
| Type | LED pattern | Sound | Vibration | Flash |
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| Green 1 | Green is constantly lit | 1 x ding dong, low-frequency tone | Separate | Yes |
| Green 2 | Green blinks in sequences of two | 2 x ding dong, low-frequency tone | Separate | Yes |
| Green 3 | Green blinks in sequences of three | 1 x ding dong, high-frequency tone | Separate | Yes |
| Green 4 | Green blinks constantly | 2 x ding dong, high-frequency tone | Separate | Yes |
| Yellow 1 | Yellow is constantly lit | 1 x ring, low-frequency tone | Short | Yes |
| Yellow 4 | Yellow blinks constantly | 2 x ring ring, high-frequency tone | Short | Yes |
| Orange 1 | Orange is constantly lit | Baby | Rapid | Yes |
| Orange 2 | Orange blinks in sequences of two | Baby | Rapid | Yes |
| Orange 3 | Orange blinks in sequences of three | Baby | Rapid | Yes |
| Orange 4 | Orange blinks constantly | Baby | Rapid | Yes |
| VMA | Red and Orange constantly blink alternately | VMA constant | Long | Yes |
| Fire alarm | Red blinks constantly | Fire alarm constant | Long | Yes |
Setting the Activation Pattern
The Repeater can be activated in two different ways.
On delivery the Repeater sends the same signal regardless of the input causing the activation.
By changing the Signal Switches (4), different inputs on the same Repeater can transmit different Signal Patterns.In this way the same Repeater can be used to forward signals from the Visit System at the same time as it can transmit a Door Signal when activated via the Exterior External Trigger (3) and a Baby Cry signal when activated via the Test Button (2).
| Signal pattern on activation from: | ||
|---|---|---|
| Signal switch | Exterior external trigger | Pushbutton |
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Green 1 | Green 1 |
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Green 2 | Green 2 |
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Green 3 | Green 3 |
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Green 4 | Green 4 |
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Orange 1 | Green 4 |
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Orange 2 | Green 3 |
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Orange 3 | Green 2 |
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Orange 4 | Green 1 |
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Green 1 | Orange 1 |
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Green 2 | Orange 2 |
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Green 3 | Orange 3 |
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Green 4 | Orange 4 |
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Green 1 | Yellow 1 |
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Green 4 | Yellow 4 |
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VMA | VMA |
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Fire alarm | Fire alarm |
Testing
It is easy to test the Visit Repeater. If the Repeater does not work as described below, you can check further under Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting guide.
How to test
A transmitter in the Visit System which is set to the same radio key as the Repeater is required to test the radio reception on the BE1510 Visit Repeater.
- Press the transmitter test button.
- The Visit Repeater will indicate by blinking with the LED (1).
To test the Transmitter:
- Make sure that the Repeater is correctly connected.
- Activate the Repeater via the Test Button (2) or via the Exterior External Trigger (3).
- The Repeater should now light up LED (1) to show that it has been activated and that it is transmitting a signal to the receivers in the Visit System.
- The receivers in the system will indicate an alarm according to the way that the Repeater has been set up using the Signal Switches (4).
Troubleshooting
You can carry out a number of checks yourself before sending a product for repair.
| Problem | Solution |
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| Nothing happens when the transmitter is activated with the test button(2). |
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| The LED (1) blinks yellow when the Repeater is activated. |
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| The LED (1) blinks green when the Repeater is activated, but the receivers are not signalling. |
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| The receiver emits a strange alarm when activated by the Repeater. |
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The receiver signals when no transmitter is activated. |
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| MANUAL |
