Niko 10-801 Mode D'emploi page 22

10-801 / 10-802
3. OPERATON AND USE
If the installation has been carried out correctly and the system is connected to the mains,
the LED on the power supply module will lighten up. The LED on the external unit also
lightens up, thereby illuminating the antivandal nameplate.
You can now communicate with your visitor by picking up the receiver of the internal unit. The
communication ends automatically after 60s. or simply by putting the receiver down.
POSSIBLE SETTINGS
Connecting an external door opener
An external door opener can be connected to the power supply module. Connect the door
opener to terminals 16 and 17 of POWER SUPPLY 20. No other transformer is needed (fig.1).
The internal resistance of the door opener should not be less than 6Ω.
If the resistance drops below 6Ω, a transformer (10-819) is required. The door opener is
then not connected to terminals 16 and 17, but to terminals 17 and 18 (fig.2).
Fig.2: connecting door opener (≤ 6Ω) to POWER SUPPLY 20
On power supply module POWER SUPPLY 100, the external door opener is connected to
terminals 20 and 21. To provide the door opener with the necessary power, an external trans-
former (10-819) is required (fig. 2). (The voltage depends on the selected door opener.)
Modifying the excitation time of the lock
Turn the potentiometer to the desired value. This value always lies between 0,8s. and 8s.
Press the programming key on the power supply module. The LED on the power supply
module blinks. Then again press the programming key. The LED lightens steadily. The
time has been set.
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10-819
16 VA
12V
1,34A
8V 2A
SEC
PRI
PTC
230-240 V
50- 60 Hz
ta 45/E IP20
EN 61558-2-8
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