1. FERMAX TECHNICAL SEMINAR

2. How to make a material list
Course Layout
DUOX
Technical Department
At a Glance
Introduction
Why DUOX?
System Summary
The Technical Book
Technical Manuals
Catalogue
Catalogue
The Riser
Riser Basics
Programmer
tool
How to make a material list
Audio/Video
1 to n panels
Panel
Amplifier
Configuration
Mapping
1 to n terminals
Terminals
Models
Technical
characteristics
Programming
Auto Switch-ON
Technical Aspects
How to Sell

3. Introduction
DUOX
Technical Department
The target of the DUOX is to implement a system based on two non polarized wires with digital audio and video similar in cost to VDS.
Furthermore, DUOX will offer the functionalities of the already existing systems (such as 4+N, VDS, Bus2, MDS).
DUOX is the first fully digital system in the market that requires two non-polarized wires for: power, audio, video & data transmission
With this new technology, the best characteristics of the previous systems converge:
MDS: High performance and great capacity.
VDS: Competitive price. Wiring flexibility.
BUS2: 2 non polarized wires.
Resulting in DUOX, a GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR ALL THE MARKETS.
Its main objective is to substitute all the previous systems in a 3 years period.
DUOX

4. Why DUOX?
DUOX
Technical Department
Duox: System of systems Historically, manufacturers have sold installation simplicity. MDS put apart the 4+N call wires, adding advanced features such as access control, electronic directory and automation. Installation complexity was kept similar to its antecesor. VDS has kept a capacity big enough to satisfy the most common installations, achieving at the same time a dramatic wiring reduction. BUS2 reduced installation to its minimum expression, offering added-value functions such as bus-command relay activation, diagnose tooling and installation simplicity.
DUOX keeps the simplicity of Bus2 (2 non-polarized wires), introducing the advantages of the digital audio and video (Improvement of quality, less noise and feedback,…), and extending the capabilities of the system from villas kits to big condominiums (like MDS).
“Thousands of apartments”
“Thousands of panels”
“Minimum Wiring”
“Digital audio”
“Thousands of apartments”
MDS
Digital
Direct & City
Call becomes Digital
Features
DUOX
Microprocessor Terminals
4+N
Digital Audio
“Many Apartments”
“Many Panels” (up to 7)
“Few Wires”
“Many apartments”
VDS
BUS2
Frequency
Multiplexing
“Minimum Wiring”
“Many apartments”
Installation Complexity

5. System Summary (1) DUOX Technical Department Features
- Up to 3 terminals in the same apartment (Add dedicated PSU+Filter for this apartment).
Same programming as in VDS and Bus 2.
Up to 10 panels and 10 guard units at the General entrance and at each block.
Up to 10 panels at each Sub-block.
From villas kit to big condominiums
3 LEVELS:
- General entrance.
Block entrances. Up to 99 blocks.
Sub-Block entrances. Up to 99 Sub-Blocks per block.
ADDRESSING
- Up to addresses (apartments). - Terminals address format: 6 digits, from to

6. System Summary (2) DUOX Technical Department VIDEO Minimum Voltage:
Minimum voltage 15 Vdc at any point in the installation.
Minimum Data voltage 1 Vpp, measured via DUOX tester Ref.3254.
Basic VIDEO system features without additional devices like: Risers distributor / Regenerator:
Max. 120 meters between 2 communication points (With additional PSUs+Filter).
Max. 3 risers at the bus.
Max. 4 apartment splits at each riser point.
Riser
Riser
Risers
Max. 4 apartment splits at each riser point.
Max.distance between riser and telephone: 20 meters.
Max. 3 risers at bus

7. 1 RISER: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
System Summary (3)
DUOX
Technical Department
1 RISER: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
(i) For 12 Vdc door lock max. 250 mA supplied from amplifier.
(ii) Each additional PSU+filter allow to expand the system in distance and terminals according to the table.
(iii) Longer distances can be reached via regenerators.
In case of existing spare wires in same slope, recommended to reinforce the 2 bus wires instead of remaining as loose wires (Possible antenna effect).
Initially 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = Panel+12Monitors
Each 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = 20Monitors

8. 2 RISERS: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
System Summary (4)
DUOX
Technical Department
2 RISERS: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
(i) For 12 Vdc door lock max. 250 mA supplied from amplifier.
(ii) Each additional PSU+filter allow to expand the system in distance and terminals according to the table.
(iii) Longer distances can be reached via regenerators.
In case of existing spare wires in same slope, recommended to reinforce the 2 bus wires instead of remaining as loose wires (Possible antenna effect).
Intitially 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = Panel+12Monitors
Each 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = 20Monitors

9. 3 RISERS: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
System Summary (5)
DUOX
Technical Department
3 RISERS: Power for VIDEO BUILDING Installations
(i) For 12 Vdc door lock max. 250 mA supplied from amplifier.
(ii) Each additional PSU+filter allow to expand the system in distance and terminals according to the table.
(iii) Longer distances can be reached via regenerators.
In case of existing spare wires in same slope, recommended to reinforce the 2 bus wires instead of remaining as loose wires (Possible antenna effect).
Initially 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = Panel+12Monitors
Each 1x(PSU 4812+Filter) = 20Monitors

10. Power for VIDEO 1-2 WAYS KIT Installations
System Summary (6)
DUOX
Technical Department
Power for VIDEO 1-2 WAYS KIT Installations
(i) For 12 Vdc door lock max. 250 mA supplied from amplifier.

11. CASCADE Distribution: 30 Monitors
System Summary (7)
DUOX
Technical Department
CASCADE Distribution: 30 Monitors
STAR Distribution : 10 Monitors at 5 floors (Replace of 1+N Installations)
Monitor 30
Floor 30
Floor 5
PSU
Floor 4
90 Meters
=30 Floors x3m
Monitor 2
Floor 2
15 Meters
=5 Floors x3m
Floor 3
Monitor 1
Floor 1
Floor 2
Floor 1
PSU
PSU
10 Meters
20 Meters
OFF: Internal
termination
OFF: Internal
termination

12. System Summary (8) DUOX WIRES SUPPORTED Technical Department
PARALLEL (RED & BLACK). min 0,14mm2.
UTP.
UTP CAT-5.
REFURBISHMENT:
5 WIRES CABLE
DOOR BELL 2 WIRES
OLD 4+N CABLE
Remarks:
With each type of cable, distance will depend on the load of terminals, topology, number of PSUs, and active terminals at the same time.
It is recommended to use a parallel cable with cross section thicker than 0,25mm2, especially due to the drop voltage in the long distances.
It is possible to use other type of cables as alternative, such as Cat-5 or twisted pair, taking into consideration that the maximum distance will be reduced.
Parallel Cable
Ref.5925 (2x1mm2)
Twisted Pair
UTP (CAT-5)
9/10ème (3 rolled pairs)
Refurbishment

13. System Summary (9) DUOX VIDEO General Entrance / Block / Sub-Block
Technical Department
VIDEO General Entrance / Block / Sub-Block
Block 00
Block 01
Block 99
Sub-Block 04
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
Sub-Block 00
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
General Entrance (GE)
GE , Panel 0
GE , Panel 1
GE, Panel 2
GE, Panel 3

14. System Summary (10) DUOX VDS BUS2 DUOX Duox: The evolution.
Technical Department
Duox: The evolution.
VDS
BUS2
DUOX
“3 + Coax”
“2 non polarised wires”
“Full digital system on 2 non polarised wires”
Video Distributor 2 2
3 + Cx
Line termination at last split to avoid reflections
Signal Distributor 2 2
BUS
driven Relay
Relay with additional wiring 3
BUS
driven Relay
Connection 2
Panels Switcher
In VIDEO a Line termination at the
first split.
3 + Coax
Panels Switcher 2 2 S

15. System Summary (11) DUOX Systems comparison Technical Department VDS
VDS
BUS 2
DUOX
Addresses
199
Panels 2
10 at General Entrance / 10 per Block and Sub-block
Guard units 1
None, only via MDS
10 at General Entrance / 10 per Block
Distance
200 m
120 m video per branch without regenerator (Expandable)
Privacy
Yes
Power
18 Vdc for all signals
24 Vdc for all signals + Filter Ref.3243
18 Vdc Ref.4812 for all signals + Filter Ref.3243
Type of audio/video
Analog/Analog
Digital/Digital
Inmunity against noises and feedback
Low
Medium
High
Wiring
3 wires + Coaxial Wiring flexibility (Several type of cables)
2 non polarized wires Restricted cables applicable (Parallel, twisted pair) to keep impedance for proper signal transmission
2 non polarized wires Wiring flexibility (Several type of cables)
Price
Competitive
Transmission media
Signals delivered in different physical media ("L", "+", "-", "M", "V")
All signals : Supply, commands, audio and video delivered in the same physical media, 2 wires
All signals : Supply and data (Commands, audio, video) delivered in the same physical media, 2 wires
End of line termination
75 Ohm resistor between "M", "V" for video impedance. 10 KOhm resistor between "L", "+" for pull-up.
Line termination to avoid reflections, set via jumpers located at riser devices.
Line termination Ref.3255 to avoid reflections, set via device located at last riser split.
Relay, Additional features
Ref via additional wiring
Bus2 relay without additional wiring managed via commands ("F1", "F2", opening,…)
DUOX relay without additional wiring managed via commands ("F1", "F2", opening,…)
Troubleshooting and programming tool No

16. System Summary (12) DUOX Main Duox characteristics
Technical Department
Main Duox characteristics
The DUOX electronics allows that power supply, data, audio and video are delivered in the same bus with 2 non polarized wires.
Supplied with 18 Vdc Ref.4812 v.2.0 for all signals via a coupling module Ref.3243 (Minimum functional voltage 15 Vdc at terminal and amplifier).
Full Digital system (audio, video and data).
Privacy in communications.

17. End of Line Termination
System Summary (13)
DUOX
Technical Department
DUOX Advantages:
Additionally to the advantages of the digital audio and video, DUOX system offers other improvements in comparison with the existing systems:
COMPARED TO BUS2: Since the operation frequency has been reduced further distances under the same circumstances are achieved. Intermedia devices that were required in Bus2 to boost or distribute the signal are no longer necessary in DUOX. Only “Line termination” will be used to avoid reflections and to adapt line impedance.
COMPARED TO VDS: The parasitic capacitance of the cables that was a limiting factor in VDS where pull-up resistors were necessary is not an issue anymore.
COMPARED TO ALL:
It collects the best features from other systems: High performance, wiring flexibility, competitive price and installation simplicity.
End of line termination used in DUOX:
To avoid reflections.
End of Line Termination
In VIDEO a Line termination at the first and last split.

18. System Summary (14) DUOX LINE TERMINATION Ref.3255:
Technical Department
LINE TERMINATION Ref.3255:
To be installed at bifurcations to adapt the transmission line.
Basic modes of Ref.3255 to be used:
“A” to absorb reflections: At the last bifurcation in installations with several terminals and with significant distance between main riser and the distributed terminals. See Kit case c).
“C” to adapt the line: At the first bifurcation (panel’s side), and at the last bifurcation in case of cascade distribution. See Kit case b).
Note that in case of 1 Way kits, Ref.3255 is not necessary at the panel’s side, we will use an internal termination at the amplifier (Jumper in ON position). See Kit case a).
KIT Cases
Building Cases A

19. The riser (1) DUOX TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE 1 x RISER: 100 TERMINALS.
Technical Department
TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE
1 x RISER: 100 TERMINALS.
OFF: Internal
termination

20. The riser (2) DUOX TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE
Technical Department
TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE
2 X RISERS: 100 TERMINALS (50 TERMINALS PER RISER).
OFF: Internal
termination
OFF: Internal
termination

21. The riser (3) DUOX TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE
Technical Department
TOPOLOGY – FIRST STAGE
3 x RISERS: 60 TERMINALS (20 TERMINALS PER RISER).
OFF: Internal
termination
OFF: Internal
termination

22. End of Line Termination
The riser (4)
DUOX
Technical Department
Basics
End of Line Termination 2
18 VDC
3243
PSU
Up to 120 m
10 panels and 10 guard units per block 2 2 2
Power supply
Adaptor 3243
Power supply
Adaptor 3243
18 VDC
18 VDC
PSU
PSU
Power supply
adaptor
18 VDC
3243
PSU
OFF: Internal
termination
OFF: Internal
termination
ON: Internal
termination
Kit
Simple Building
Multiple accesses

23. The riser (5) DUOX Basics: VIDEO Kits Technical Department
If there is only one monitor, just a single line termination is required (Ampli Internal termination ON).
If more than one monitor are installed, a second line termination in the riser node may be required.
Line Termination 2 2 2
Power supply
Adaptor 3243
18 VDC
Power supply
Adaptor 3243
18 VDC
Power supply
Adaptor 3243
PSU
PSU
18 VDC
OFF: Internal
termination
PSU
ON: Internal
termination
OFF: Internal
termination
Kit with one telephone
Kit with addtional telephones
Cascade

24. The riser (6) DUOX Basics VIDEO with general entrance
Technical Department
Basics VIDEO with general entrance
End of Line
Termination
18 VDC
Up to 120 m
10 panels and 10 guard units per sub-block
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
18 VDC
3243 2
3243 2
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
General entrance and panels at each floor
General entrance to villas

25. DUOX Power Supply Filter Ref.3243
The riser (7)
DUOX
Technical Department
Power Supply unit + Power Filter
Couples DC current
(power) to the DUOX BUS
DUOX
Riser
Power is coupled by mean of inductances.
It is used the same filter module Ref.3243 as in Bus2.
Not any power supply is valid, as the used power supply has not to introduce common noise in the DUOX bus. Fermax references: Use Ref.4812, 18 Vdc, 1,5 A. Version 2.0.
The DUOX signal will not leave the bus due to the high impedance presented by the filter.
NET 2
4812 1
NET
Prevents DUOX signals to traverse
The output capacitor behaves like a shortcircuit for DUOX signals 1 2
DUOX Power Supply Filter Ref.3243
18Vdc
220Vac

26. The riser (8) DUOX DUOX Programmer Ref.3254 Technical Department
It will be used to make easier the configuration and to identify problems in an installation.
The format of the tool will be like the Loft access control readers (Simple display and keypad).
Same programmer tool for all DUOX devices (current and futures).
The information is managed by the programmed device.
Operation modes:
1._ Configurator Mode
It allows programming of:
Telephones (Address, melody, door matic). Tester connected to telephone plug.
Panel amplifier (Number, mode, opening times, guard units modes). Tester connected to Amplifier “CN1”. See pictures).
2._ Analyzer Mode (Tester connectes to the 2 wires of bus)
It allows different functions:
Devices detection (Terminals, amplifiers, guard units).
Analysis of frames.
Call to apartments.
“Channels in use” detection.
Meassuring of signals (Voltage,…).
Status of telephone (Existance, hook, occupied, do no disturt, doormatic,…).
Skyline Ampli 6 pins
City Ampli 5 pins

27. Panel (1) DUOX Models Technical Department KIT 1-2 WAY:
Internal pushbuttons.
“Inverse” programming to allow no limitation of panels according to telephone address (Useful for villas).
DIRECT :
addresses.
One Access code for door opening.
Keypad used for system configuration.
PUSHBUTTONS:
99 addresses.
Continuous profile with call extension pack.
Skyline with pushbuttons modules.
One to one module adaptable.
DIGITAL :
Text and graphical display.
DUOX programming software.
Access codes for door opening.
Panels with combination of keypad + pushbuttons (Dentist,…).

28. Panel (2) DUOX Marine panel with buttons Technical Department
As Marine panels have no integrated buttons, it is necessary to install the call extension packs (Ref.2008 or Ref.2441) for any MARINE DUOX buttons panel, even for 1-2 way panels (Not like VDS 1-3 buttons).

29. Panel (3) DUOX DUOX Amplifier VIDEO: Connections Technical Department
Voice synthesizer:
29 different languages
Connection of call extension pack
or keypad, or pushbutton modules
Audio volume potentiometers:
Uplinks
Downlinks
Voice synthesizer
“PGR” Button for Master and mapping configuration
Status led:
Off: Night mode for guard unit
2 blinks per second: Day or mixed mode for guard unit
1 blink per second: Inverse and Sequential programming
Tamper connection against manipulation of panel: A sensor will control if someone tries to remove the panel screws sending an event to the guard unit
“One To One” connection for information
module
Symbol
Description P1
Connection of right pushbutton to call extension pack
B,B
DUOX Bus : Audio-video, data and supply
C, NO, NC
Door opener relay contact.
+12
Output 12Vdc to supply access control or DC door opener. Max.500mA BS
Exit button -
Negative of amplifier. (For “Bs”, “S”,…) S
Input for door sensor. Connected to “-” means door closed.
+18,GND
Input of supply 18Vdc. For small installations without filter. P2
Connection of left pushbutton to call extension pack
“JP2” ON Internal line termination as “C” mode.

30. Panel (4)
DUOX
Technical Department
DUOX Amplifier: Supplied via filter module through “B”, “B”
220 Vac
18 Vdc
ON: Internal
termination
4812

31. DUOX Technical Department
Panel (5)
DUOX Technical Department
DUOX: 2 x amplifier / 1 x PSU / 1 x Filter
220 Vac
18 Vdc
3243 Filter
4812
4812 PSU
Amplifier 1
Amplifier 2
ON: Internal
termination

32. DUOX Technical Department
Panel (6)
DUOX Technical Department
DUOX: 2 x amplifier / 2 x PSU / 2 x Filter
Amplifier 1
220 Vac
18 Vdc
3243 Filter
OFF: Internal
termination
4812
4812 PSU
Amplifier 2
220 Vac
18 Vdc
3243 Filter
OFF: Internal
termination
4812
4812 PSU

33. Panel can call to RANGE of telephones:
DUOX
Technical Department
Panel configuration (1)
At each panel we have to configure:
1._ The mode:
1.1_ As General Entrance.
1.2_ As Block / If this is the case, additionally the number of the Block.
1.3_ As Sublock / If this is the case, additionally the number of the Sub- Block.
2._ The number of the panel.
MODE
Number of Block
or Sub-block
Number of Panel
Panel can call to RANGE of telephones:
GENERA ENTRANCE (GE)
None
From 0 to 9 to
BLOCK (B)
From 00 to 99
00 01 to 99 99
SUB-BLOCK (S)
01 to 99

34. Panel (8) DUOX Panel configuration (2) Technical Department Example 1
Mode: General Entrance
Panel Number: 0
To be dialled at panel: terminal address “TT TT TT”. For example “ ”
Terminal address:
Terminal address:
Power supply
Adaptor 3243

35. Panel (9) DUOX Panel configuration (3) Technical Department Example 2
Mode: Block / Block Number: 01
(Dial at panel: “TT TT”. For example “00 03”)
Panel Number: 0
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC 2
Terminal address:
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
3243
18 VDC
Panel configuration
Mode: Block / Block Number: 00
(Dial at panel: “TT TT”. For example “00 03”)
Panel Number: 0 2
18 VDC
3243
Terminal
address:
Panel configuration
Mode: General Entrance (Dial at panel: “TT TT TT”. For example “ ”)
Panel Number: 0

36. Panel (10) DUOX Panel configuration (4) Technical Department Example 3
Sub-Block 04
Panel Number: 0
Block 00
Block 01
Terminal address:
Block 99
Sub-Block 04
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
Sub-Block 00
Panel configuration
Mode: Block, Number 00
Panel Number: 0
Panel configuration
Mode: Block, Number 01
Panel Number: 0
Panel configuration
Mode: Block, Number 02
Panel Number: 0
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
PSU
3243
Panel configuration
Mode: General Entrance (Dial at panel: terminal “BB SS TT”. For example “ ”)
Panel Number: 1
General Entrance (GE)
GE , Panel 0
GE , Panel 1
GE, Panel 2
GE, Panel 3

37. Possible values [By default]
Panel (11)
DUOX
Technical Department
Panel configuration from Direct Keypad
The parameters of the outdoor panel can be programmed from keypad, by entering the configuration mode:
“A” + “4444” (Confirmation tone “beep-beep” is heard) + Command number (See table) + Value.
Command Number
Parameter
Possible values [By default]
Comment 01
Door Opening time
01-99”.
Opening from telephone or access control
[03] 02
Door Opening time from Exit button
00-99”.
Door Relay activation from exit button (Terminal "BS")
[06] 03
Mode of panel
0-Sub-Block
Mode of panel configuration
[1]-Block
2- General Entrance 04
Block Number
00..99
The panel belongs to this block number
[00] 05
Sub-Block Number
The panel belongs to this Sub-block number 06
Panel Number
0..9
[0] 07
Sensor Door Time
Max.time that door can remain released since opening
[00] (not acitve) 08
Openinig Code
Opening code from keypad
[AAAA](not active) 09
Programming access code
[4444] 10
Master panel mode
[0]- No
To program telephones
1- Si 11
Guard unit mode
Resets to night mode when this option is selected 12
Volume of confirmation tone at panel
Adjustment of the confirmation tone at panel
[5] 13
Parameters Reset
[0] No reset
1 Reset
It recovers the default values when this option is selected 14
Camera Adjustment
0-9 [9]
Selection from monitor of different areas

38. Panel (12) DUOX Panel configuration from Direct Keypad
Technical Department
Panel configuration from Direct Keypad
CONTINOUS PROFILE AMPLI (+2441): Only 5 PINS
SKYLINE or KEYPAD/DISPLAY AMPLI: 6 PINS

39. Panel (13) DUOX ASSISTED CONFIGURATION BY VOICE IN PUSHBUTTONS PANELS
Technical Department
ASSISTED CONFIGURATION BY VOICE IN PUSHBUTTONS PANELS

40. Panel (14) DUOX Panel configuration (1) Technical Department
A._ PANEL MODE:
At the amplifier label the installer will register the selected values.
For example:
Programming the panel as Sub-Block 2, and panel number 3,
Belonging to block 1.
B._ CAMERA ADJUSTMENT.
As well with a Direct keypad Ref.7439 or with a programmer Ref.3254, the Camera Adjustment is configured at amplifier.
Each of the values represents the video areas that will be captured by the camera. The value 9 (By default is the complete image).

41. DUOX address stored at terminal memory
Panel (15)
DUOX
Technical Department
How to program the Mapping Call Code: “Inverse” programming:
In case that NON SEQUENTIAL CODES are necessary
Mapping is an advanced programming function available in panels with pushbuttons. It allows the modification of the call code assigned based on their position on the call extension module or button module.
STEP
ACTION
PICTURE
RESULT 1
Set the panel as MASTER and program the terminal from the Master panel. (See slide “Terminal programming”) 2
Enter the ‘inverse programming' mode on the DUOX by keeping pressed “SW1” button during 10 sec, until 1 beep is heard and the led “DL2” blinks once per second. 3
Assign the new addresses to each button:
3.1
Press the programming button at the terminal until the programming tone is heard, and with the handset hang…
DUOX address stored at terminal memory
“DL2” Led blinks
Press the “SW1” button, 10”
‘Beep’
Programming tone

42. Panel (16)
DUOX
Technical Department
How to program the Mapping Call Code: “Inverse” programming (Continuation)
STEP
ACTION
PICTURE
RESULT
3.2
…Press the call button associated with this terminal (apartment) on the entry panel.
The address previously programmed on that terminal will be assigned to the button (it will be stored on
the amplifier).
Repeat for all the terminals 3.1/3.2. 4
Exit Programming:
Press the “SW1” button again.
Anyway the amplifier will automatically exit the programming mode after 5 minutes of inactivity.
Mapping code stored at amplifier
Press the “SW1” button
Panel at stand-by status
DEPENDING ON THE RANGE OF THE CODES, THE AMPLI HAS TO BE SET AS SUBLOCK/BLOCK OR GEN.ENT.
TO RESET THE MAPPING: Switch-OFF and Switch-ON keeping press “SW1” during 5 sec.
Remember that the default call order is from bottom to top and from right to left.

43. Panel (17)
DUOX
Technical Department
How to program the Mapping Call Code: “Sequential” programming (Only 1 operator)
STEP
ACTION
PICTURE
RESULT 1
Set the panel as MASTER. 2
Select the «sequential programming» mode by keeping pressed “SW1” button. After 10 seconds a first “beep” is heard, keep pressing during still 5 sec. until 2 beeps are heard and the “DL2” led blinks once per second. 3
Assign the new addresses to each button:
Press the call buttons in whatever order you wish, to assign the codes on the entry panel, starting with 1st press=“Code 0”, 2nd press=“Code 2” and running sequentially to the last required number. 4
Exit Programming:
Press the “SW1” button again.
Anyway the amplifier will automatically exit the programming mode after 1 minute of inactivity.
‘Beep’
Press 3 times consecutively the “SW1” button
‘Beep’
“DL2” Led blinks
Press the “SW1” button
‘Beep’
‘Beep’
Mapping code stored at amplifier
Press the “SW1” button
Panel at stand-by status

44. LOFT Basic Plus DUOX Telephone
Terminals (1)
DUOX
Technical Department
CITYMAX Basic
DUOX Telephone
LOFT Basic
LOFT Basic Plus DUOX Telephone
LOFT Extra
Ref. 3425
Ref. 3420
Ref. 3421
Ref. 3422
Terminals: B , B
B , B , T , A , -
B , B , T , A , - , F1, F2
Melody selection
Door bell
Call Extender
Light&Buzzer activator
Call volume regulator
Mute mode
F1 and F2 buttons
Stand-by Cons.: 16mA
Stand-by Cons.<20mA
Stand-by Cons. <20mA
Max.Consumpt.: 280mA
Max.Consumpt.: 300mA
Max.Consumpt.: 320mA

45. Terminals (2) DUOX Loft Color Monitor Technical Department
Door opening
AutoSwitch-ON: To Block panel (“0” or “1”) or to General entrance panel (“0”)
Additional function or Panic call
Access to menu
TECHNICAL FEATURES

46. Terminals (3)
DUOX
Technical Department
Loft Color Monitor
Connections

47. Terminals (4) DUOX Loft Color Monitor Administrator’s Menu
Technical Department
Loft Color Monitor
Administrator’s Menu
Monitor Pushbuttons
2._ Parameters Reset
1._ Monitor Programming (From panel or from monitor)

48. Terminals (5) DUOX Loft Color Monitor User’s Menu 1._ Non disturb
Technical Department
Loft Color Monitor
User’s Menu
1._ Non disturb
Monitor Pushbuttons
2._ Melodies
3._ “F2” Additional function
4._ QR code
A._ Video Adjustment (Bright/Contrast/Color): After AutoSwitch-ON (Or after call without taking communication)
B._ Audio Adjustment: During communication

49. Terminals (6) DUOX Terminal Programming Technical Department
Step 1
Step 2
Note that the programming of the telephones will be performed from the Master panel.
The procedure to set a panel as Master is following:
Press 3 times consecutively the “SW1” button at the rear side of the amplifier, a confirmation tone (beep-beep) will be heard.
To remove the Master mode, just press again 3 times consecutively the “SW1” button and a “Bop” tone will confirm it.
In an installation only one panel at the same time can be Master.
In case there is already a Master panel in the system, when another panel is set as Master, the previous one will be automatically removed from Master mode.
‘Beep’
‘Beep’
To set the panel as Master
Press 3 times consecutively the “SW1” button
Step 1
Step 2
‘Bop’
Press 3 times consecutively the “SW1” button
To remove the panel of Master Mode

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Press the programming button and released it.
Confirmation tone is heard.
Press the corresponding pushbutton at the Master panel (or dial the apartment number in the keypad).
The confirmation tone is heard again.
The terminal will store the 6 digits of the panel call as DUOX address.

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Melody Selection by installer at Loft Basic
The telephone allows to select a different melody to distinguish when it is called from the outdoor panel or from the guard unit. The selection is done by the installer.
Following steps to select the melody for panel call (All panels same melody):
At the telephone, press simultaneously the “programming” and the “door opening” button: The current telephone melody for a “panel call” is heard.
Pressing sequentially the “programming” button, the rest of melodies are heard.
After 10 sec.without presssing any button, the last melody performed will be stored.
The exit of configuration is confirmed by a “beep”.
Following steps to select the melody for guard unit call:
At telephone press simultaneously the “programming” and the “door opening” button during 5 seconds: The current telephone melody for a “guard unit call” is heard.
Pressing sequentially the “programming” button, the rest of melodies are heard.
After 10 sec.without presssing any button, the last melody performed will be stored.
The exit of configuration is confirmed by a “beep”.
5 Sec.
MELODIES available:
Bitone Fermax.
Monotone Fermax.
Monophonical Ding-Dong-Dang.

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Autoswitch-on from the telephone to the panel number “0” of its Block
Just after picking up the handset, any telephone programmed with a valid address “TT TT TT” will establish communication with the panel number “0” of its block.
Under the condition that there is a free channel in that block and the panel “0” is available.
From this moment, the behaviour will be the same as in an accepted call (Door opening available, 90 sec.of max.conversation time,…)
If this feature is not wished, just change the number of the panel to a number different from “0”.
If after picking up the telephone handset, the panel “0” is in communication with other telephone or there is another telephone of the same apartment in communication, a busy tone will be heard at the telephone.
Pick up the handset and after few seconds automatic communication is established with panel.
PANEL “0”

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First Step! Design the Installation!
Video Installations
Obtain a Quote:
Video Panels - Call extension module (according to panel model) - Surface or Flush Mounted Box - Lock Release
Accesses
Backbone
Monitors
Monitor connectors
Line terminations
Power Supply Backbone
No of 18Vdc/1.5A Power Sources Ref Filter Ref.3243 = Panel + 12 Monitors or 20 Monitors
12Vac/1.5A Sources= if a 12 Vac lock release is used

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Example – 1 DUOX Video SkyLine panel (buttons) to 40 monitors
Accesses 2 x 7336 – S7 Frame (6V). 1 x 7391 – DUOX video module (W). 5 x 7371 – DUOX 8 push module (W). 2 x 8857 – S7 Flush Box. 1 x 8829 – Set of joining bolts (separators).
1 x 2541 – Connection cable. 1 x 3071 – 12 Vac Lock Release.
General Power Supply 3 x 4812 – 18 Vdc 1.5 A Power Supply.
3 x 3243 – Filter. 1 x 4800 – 12 Vac 1.5 A Power Supply.
Backbone 40 x 3412 –LOFT DUOX Monitor. 40 x 3415 –LOFT DUOX Monitor.
2 x 3255 – Line termination.
Example – 3 DUOX Video Skyline Direct panel to 50 colour monitors
Accesses 3 x 7391 – DUOX video module (W). 3 x 7439 – VDS Direct keypad module (W). 6 x 7445 – Cardholder (W).
6 x 7334 – S5 SkyLine Frame (4V).
6 x 8855 – S5 Flushbox.
3 x 8829 – Set of joining bolts (separators). 3 x 3071 – 12 Vac Lock Release.
Backbone 50 x 3412 –LOFT DUOX Monitor. 50 x 3415 –LOFT DUOX Monitor.
2 x 3255 – Line termination.
General Power Supply 5 x 4812 – 18 Vdc 1.5 A Power Supply.
5 x 3243 – Filter. 1 x 4800 – 12 Vac 1.5 A Power Supply.

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Example – 4 DUOX Video City Direct panels to 32 colour monitors
Accesses 4 x 7363 – City DUOX direct video panel. 4 x 7309 – City directory. 8 x 8855 – S5 Flushbox.
4 x 8829 – Set of joining bolts (separators). 4 x 3071 – 12 Vac Lock Release.
General Power Supply 5 x 4812 – 18 Vdc 1.5 A Power Supply.
5 x 3243 – Filter. 1 x 4800 – 12 Vac 1.5 A Power Supply.
Backbone 32 x 3412 –LOFT DUOX Monitor. 32 x 3415 –LOFT DUOX Monitor.
2 x 3255 – Line termination.
Example – 1 DUOX Video Marine Digital panel to 72 colour monitors
Accesses 1 x 5483 – DUOX Marine Digital video panel. 1 x 5471 – Flushbox ST3. 1 x 3071 – 12 Vac Lock Release.
General Power Supply 4 x 4812 – 18 Vdc 1.5 A Power Supply.
4 x 3243 – Filter. 1 x 4800 – 12 Vac 1.5 A Power Supply.
Backbone 72 x 3412 –LOFT DUOX Monitor. 72 x 3415 –LOFT DUOX Monitor.
2 x 3255 – Line termination.

56. Questions?
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