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GT SYSTEM
Apartment Intercom System
Installation manual
PRECAUTIONS
General Prohibitions
General Precautions
WARNING
(Negligence could result in death or serious injury.)
1. The units must be installed and wired by a qualied technician. Having installation
performed by an unqualied technician could result in electric shock.
2. Do not dismantle or alter the unit. Fire or electric shock could result.
3. Do not connect non-specied power sources to the +, - terminals. Also, do not install
two power supplies in parallel to a single input. Fire, damage, or system malfunction
could result.
4. Keep the unit away from water or any other liquid. Fire or electric shock could result.
5. Do not remove the power supply plug with wet hands. Electric shock could result.
6. Do not put any metal or paper into the unit through the openings. Fire, electric shock,
or unit trouble could result.
7. High voltage is present internally. Do not open the case. Electric shock could result.
8. Do not connect any terminal on the unit to an AC power line. Fire or electric shock
could result.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
CAUTION
(Negligence could result in injury to people or damage to
property.)
General Precautions
9.
1. Before turning on power, make sure wires are not crossed or shorted. If not, re or
electric shock could result.
2. When performing call tests or checking the chime volume or call volume, make sure the
handset is placed on the main unit. Failure to do so may result in injury to the ears.
3. Do not install or make any wire terminations while the power supply is turned on. This
can cause electrical shock or damage to the unit.
4. Do not place (install) the unit in locations subject to frequent vibration or impact. Injury or damage could result if the unit falls.
5. When mounting the unit on a wall, install the unit in a convenient location, but not
where it could be jarred or bumped. Injury could result.
6. Do not alter or change the wall-mounting area of the unit.
This could result in injury if the unit falls or if something comes in contact with the unit.
7. Do not apply force to the television monitor. Damage or injury could result.
8. If the LCD is punctured, do not allow skin contact with the liquid crystal inside. Inammation could result. If liquid crystal is ingested, immediately gargle with water and
seek medical attention. If contact with the eyes or skin occurs, clean with pure water for
at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.
9. When washing the wall surface with high-pressure water, make sure water does not get
on the entrance station. Fire or electric shock could result.
10. Do not install the unit in any of the following locations. Fire, electric shock, or unit
trouble could result.
* Places under direct sunlight or places near heating equipment that varies in temperature.
* Places subject to dust, oil, chemicals, etc.
* Places subject to moisture and humidity extremes, such as bathrooms, cellars, greenhouses, etc.
* Places where the temperature is quite low, such as inside a refrigerated area or in front
of an air conditioner.
* Places subject to steam or smoke (near heating or cooking surfaces).
* Where noise generating devices such as dimmer switches or inverter electrical appliances are close by.
11. Do not put anything on or cover the unit with cloth, etc. Fire or unit trouble could result.
12. For power supply, use Aiphone power supply model or model specied for use with
system. If non-specied product is used, re or malfunction could result.
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All units, except for the entrance station, are designed for indoor use only. Do not use
outdoors.
The unit turns inoperative during power failure.
In areas where broadcasting station antennas are close by, intercom system may be affected by radio frequency interference.
Keep the intercom wires at least 30 cm away from strong electrical wiring (AC 100-240 V)
including, in particular, wiring for inverter electrical appliances. Noise and malfunction
could result.
Keep the unit more than 1 m away from radio or TV set.
If a strong light shines on the main unit screen, the picture will turn white or only silhouettes will be visible. But this is not a unit malfunction.
As to other manufacturer's devices (such as sensor, detectors, door releases) used with this
system, comply with the Specications and Warranty conditions that the manufacturers or
venders present.
The LCD panel is manufactured with very high precision techniques. Please be aware of
this in advance.
The sensor of an entrance station (Integrated type) may activate due to moving shadows or
moving tree branches, etc. and cause a message to display, but this is not a malfunction.
Table of Contents
1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
Standard system conguration ........................................................................................................................4
Expanded system conguration diagram ....................................................................................................5
Residential station conguration ....................................................................................................................6
Wiring distance.......................................................................................................................................................8
2 COMPONENTS
Entrance Station (Unit type) ...........................................................................................................................10
Entrance Station (Integrated type), Bus control unit etc., Residential station ..........................12
Door station, Security guard station ...........................................................................................................13
3 MOUNTING
Mounting locations, Appropriate cable .....................................................................................................14
Mounting positions and image view area ................................................................................................15
Entrance Station (Unit type) ...........................................................................................................................16
Entrance Station (Integrated type) ..............................................................................................................18
Bus control unit, 4-way video junction unit and power supply ......................................................19
Residential station ..............................................................................................................................................20
Door station...........................................................................................................................................................22
Security guard station.......................................................................................................................................23
4 WIRING
Standard system for common area .............................................................................................................24
Standard system for residence (station-to-station wiring) ................................................................26
Standard system for residence (homerun wiring) ................................................................................27
Expanded system ................................................................................................................................................28
Option connector ................................................................................................................................................30
External signaling relay connection ...........................................................................................................31
5 SETTINGS (COMMON AREA)
Setting list ..............................................................................................................................................................32
Setting method .....................................................................................................................................................33
Entrance station and security guard station ID setting, Changing the ID code .......................34
Writing resident information.........................................................................................................................35
Manual setting of residence IDs, Setting up the system ....................................................................36
Transferring link information .......................................................................................................................40
Link check ..............................................................................................................................................................41
Setting the input timeout timer ....................................................................................................................42
Display language selection, Guidance language selection ................................................................43
Setting messages and the standby screen ................................................................................................44
Room number display setting, Scroll speed setting .............................................................................45
Setting the sort order for searching ...........................................................................................................46
Access code setting ............................................................................................................................................47
Entrance monitor setting, Call screen setting.........................................................................................48
Surveillance camera switching setting, Adjusting screen brightness ...........................................49
LCD operation mode setting, Security guard station transfer setting,
Setting prohibition on calls from security guard stations .................................................................50
Entrance zoom picture pre-set ......................................................................................................................51
Visibility settings (daytime only)..................................................................................................................52
Entrance night illumination setting, Direct select type light button setting .............................53
6 Setting (GT-2C-L/GT-2C)
How to use the MENU, Security guard station settings ......................................................................54
Emergency input settings, External input setting .................................................................................55
Doctor call setting, Press-to-talk setting ...................................................................................................57
Initializing ..............................................................................................................................................................58
7 TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS ..............................................................................................................................58
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
1-1
This system is constructed with a 2-line communication system and a 2-line video system and requires minimal work for installation. The system is
constructed with video trunk lines consisting of a maximum of 6 trunks from the video bus control system and communication trunk lines that use a
distribution point from a bus control unit. In addition, systems with audio only can be congured.
Common area
Residence trunks
#1
#6
Residence trunks
#1
#6
DP
PS24
S
T
U V
8
W
U V
Maximum 2 stations
Maximum 48 stations (maximum 25
stations per trunk) *2
Residential stations in the same resi- Maximum 4 stations (2 monitor stadence (other than GT-2C)
tions)
4-way video junction unit (see page 6)
Bus control unit
Video bus control unit
Master stations in the same residence
(GT-2C)
Maximum 3 stations
E F
6
M
K L
5
J
Q R
B C
H I
N O
9
X Y
Capacity
Maximum 5 stations (maximum 3 stations per trunk) *1
Entrance station
PS24
PS24
9Z
WX
9
X Y
N O
8
U V
E F
N O
7S
PQ
K L
E F
K L
3
D
Q R
B C
B C
H I
H I
1
4
Entrance station
Audio/video + 10 key type
Ex.) GT-VA + GT-DA-L/GT-DA +
GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-10K
PS24
Entrance Station
(Integrated type)
PS24
GT-DMV (Guidance-enabled +
VIGIK-linked type)
GT-DM (Guidance-enabled type)
Power supply
PS-2420DIN
PS24
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PS-2420, PS-2420S,
PS-2420UL
1-2
The wiring of the sub trunk line is the same as the standard system.
Common area
Audio signal line (1)
Video signal line (1)
Power supply line (1)
#1
Residence trunks
#2 #3 #4 #5 #6
#1
Residence trunks
#2 #3 #4 #5 #6
#1
Residence trunks
#2 #3 #4 #5 #6
Residence trunks
#2 #3 #4 #5 #6
#1
PS24
Sub trunk line 1B
Sub trunk line 2A
Sub trunk
line 2B
PS24
1
K L
N O
7S
PQ
U V
9Z
WX
E F
6
M
N O
9
X Y
E F
K L
8
U V
B C
H I
7
Q R
B C
H I
PS24
B C
E F
H I
PS24
K L
N O
7S
PQ
9Z
WX
U V
0
2
A
K L
8
W
U V
PS24
3
E F
6
M
7
Q R
B C
5
J
H I
N O
9
X Y
PS24
PS24
Entrance station
* See page 4 for various types.
Entrance station
PS24
Security guard station
GT-MK
Capacity
Maximum 16 stations (up to 8 stations per trunk)
Maximum 125 stations (up to 25 stations per trunk)
Maximum 4 stations
Maximum 500 stations
Maximum 4 stations (2 monitor stations)
Maximum 1 unit
Maximum 1 unit
Maximum station
PS-2420, PS-2420S,
PS-2420UL
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1-3
For wiring from the control units to each residence, station-to-station wiring or star wiring using a 4-way video junction unit is possible.
Mixing on the same trunk line is not possible.
Audio signal line (1)
Video signal line (1)
Power supply line (1)
Trunk line #1
Trunk line #2
Homerun wiring
Trunk line #3 to #6
Station-to-station wiring
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
Each
residence
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Each
residence
JK-DV
JK-DVF
Door station
or doorbell
GT-D
AIPHONE
JF-DVF
PS24
Power supply-related
[When sub master monitor stations are connected]
If even just one sub master monitor station is connected, it is possible to supply power to up to 2
power supply.
residences with 1
However, wiring must be connected from near the terminals of the power supply for each residence.
Residence 1
Door
station
Master monitor
station
Sub master
monitor station
Sub master
monitor station
Sub master
monitor station
Sub master
monitor station
Sub master
monitor station
Sub master
monitor station
PS24
Residence 2
Door
station
Master monitor
station
Residence 1
Door
station
Master monitor
station
Master monitor
station
Door
station
Residence 3
Residence 2
Door
station
Master monitor
station
Master monitor
station
Door
station
Residence 4
Doorbell
Residential monitor station
GT-1C-L, GT-1C
Doorbell
Residential station
GT-1A
Residential station
GT-1D
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1-4
Wiring distance
Standard system
Expanded system
Each
residence
[13]
Each
residence
[6]
[15]
[5]
[14]
PS24
GT-VBC
GT-BC
Each
residence
[1]
DP
[8]
[6]
[18]
[5]
Each
residence
PS24
[9]
[17]
GT-VBX
GT-VBC
GT-BCX
[16]
GT-BC
[1]
DP
GT-BC
[1]
[8]
[3]
DP
[20]
[4]
PS24
[9]
PS24
[8]
[2]
PS24
1
3F
Entrance station
B C
D
E
4I
5L
N O
7R S
PQ
9Z
WX
U V
[19]
GT-MK
0
2
A
5
J
H I
K L
7
S
8
T
U V
Q R
3
D
B C
E F
N O
9
X Y
Entrance station
3F
B C
D
E
4I
5L
N O
7R S
PQ
GT-MK
9Z
WX
U V
0
2
4
G
K L
7
S
8
T
U V
Q R
B C
5
J
H I
E F
N O
9
X Y
[11]
[10]
PS24
PS24
[10]
PS24
[11]
PS24
*
Each
residence
Each
residence
SW2
EXP
PS24
[7]
STD
GT-VBC
GT-VBC
PS24
SW2
EXP
PS24
[7]
STD
GT-VBC
300 m
GT-VBC
PS24
[7]
SW2
EXP
STD
GT-VBC
GT-VBX
PS24
Standard system
Expanded system
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Wire diameter
Wiring distance
0.65 mm
(22 AWG)
0.8 mm
(20 AWG)
1.0 mm
(18 AWG)
3 m (10')
5 m (16')
5 m (16')
300 m (980')
[1]
GT-BC - DP *2
[2]
Entrance station - DP *2
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
[3]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[4]
GT-MK - DP *2
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[5]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[6]
100 m (330')
150 m (490')
150 m (490')
[7]
100 m (330')
150 m (490')
150 m (490')
[8]
3 m (10')
5 m (16')
5 m (16')
[9]
3 m (10')
5 m (16')
5 m (16')
[10]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[11]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[12]
50 m (165')
100 m (330')
100 m (330')
[13]
50 m (165')
100 m (330')
100 m (330')
[14]
25 m (82')
50 m (165')
75 m (245')
[15]
50 m (165')
100 m (330')
150 m (490')
[16]
3 m (10')
5 m (16')
5 m (16')
[17]
GT-BCX - GT-BC
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[18]
100 m (330')
150 m (490')
150 m (490')
[19]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
[20]
150 m (490')
300 m (980')
300 m (980')
5 m (16')
10 m (33')
10 m (33')
1650m (5400')
2500m (8200')
2500m (8200')
Expanded system Total wiring distance per common line (maximum 2 trunk
lines)
1650 m (5400')
2500 m (8200')
2500 m (8200')
Expanded system Total wiring distance per sub trunk line (maximum 4 trunk
lines)
1650 m (5400')
2500 m (8200')
2500 m (8200')
5 m (16')
10 m (33')
10 m (33')
1.5 m (5')
3 m (10')
3 m (10')
*1 The track lengths from a door station to a GT-2C-L or GT-2C and from a GT-2C-L or GT-2C to a door station are not included in the total wiring distance.
*2 DP = Distribution Point
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2
2-1
COMPONENTS
Entrance Station (Unit type)
Panel
Module
Speech module
GT-DA
(connector included)
Camera module
GT-VA
(connector included)
10 key module
GT-10K
Address module
GT-AD
(address card, address cover included)
Blank panel
GF-BP
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Mounting parts
4-module front
frame
GT-4F
Mounting bracket
(included with
GT-4F)
Screws
3-module front
frame
GF-3F
Mounting bracket
(included with
GF-3F)
2-module front
frame
GF-2F
2-module back
box
GF-2B
Rain hood
GT-nH
Mounting bracket
(included with GF-2F)
Joint pipe
Mounting gauge
Surface-mount box
GF-nBA
Combination examples
Audio only, Direct select type (8 stations)
GT-DP-L/GT-DP +
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GT-VP + GT-VA
GF-4P + GT-SW
GF-4P + GT-SW
GT-DP-L/GT-DP +
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GF-BP
GT-NS-V/GT-NS +
GT-NSP-L
GT-VP + GT-VA
F
O
L
V
- 11 -
X Y
8
U
3
6
N
Q R
5
J
4
G
Q R
GT-DP-L/GT-DP +
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
3
D
GF-10KP +
GT-10K
1
A
GT-NS-V/GT-NS +
GT-NSP-L
X Y
GF-10KP +
GT-10K
2-2
Screws
2-3
Special
screwdriver
English, French
installation manual
Installation manual
Entrance station + security guard station operation manual
GT-2C (-L) GT-2H (-L) operation manual
GT-1C (-L) operation manual
GT-1M-L operation manual
GT-1D operation manual
Setup tool
External
signaling relay
GT-RY
2-4
Special screwdriver
Power supply
PS-2420DIN
Wood mounting
screws
Power supply
PS-2420, PS-2420S,
PS-2420UL
Residential station
Wood mounting screws
Residential monitor
station (hearing aidcompatible)
GT-1C-L
Residential monitor
station
GT-1C
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Screws
Operation manual
(GT-2C-L, GT-2C only)
Option connector
(not included with
GT-2H-L, GT-2H)
Residential station
GT-1A
Wood mounting
screws
Screws
Residential station
GT-1D
Optional handset
GT-HS
2-5
Option connector
Door station
For door stations other than the GT-D, see the instruction manual for that door station.
Door station
GT-D
Screws
2
A
H I
5
J
K L
E F
NO
U V
B C
Q R
X Y
2-6
Security guard
station
GT-MK
Wood mounting
screws
Option connector
Screws
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3
3-1
MOUNTING
Mounting locations
For video entrance stations and video door stations, the picture quality of residential station monitoring is affected by the nature of the external light
from above and the surrounding area of the built-in cameras, so do not install these stations in the types of locations shown below.
Locations exposed to direct sunlight
Locations under street lights or door lights
Other locations exposed to strong light
Install master monitor stations and sub master monitor stations in places where the screen is not exposed to direct sunlight.
A switch is located on the right side of the GT-2C-L/GT-2C, GT-2H-L/GT-2H, and GT-1C-L/GT-1C.
Allow open space of 5 cm (2").
At least 15 cm (6") of vertical open space from the center of the mounting bracket is needed for mounting the master monitor station or sub master
monitor station.
Entrance stations (Integrated type) include a sensor. Do not places objects such as plants or trees in places monitored by the sensor.
Also, placing the unit in bright sunlit areas may prevent the sensor from working properly.
15 cm
(6")
5 cm
(2")
3-2
Appropriate cable
(x2)
Insert the wire into the direct terminal. If it is difcult to insert the wire, insert it while
pressing the release button.
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3-3
When using the camera module, if the rain hood is attached a portion of it will show up in the camera display.
Wide picture
Up/Down
Approx. 1800 mm
(5' 11")
Approx. 2000 mm
(6' 7")
Camera center
Camera center
Approx. 950 mm
(3' 2")
1350 mm (4'4")
Approx. 750 mm
(2' 5")
1550 mm (5'1")
500 mm (20")
500 mm (20")
Left/Right
Approx. 170
An area over a range of approx. 170 in a 500 mm radius from the camera displays.
(The display range is a rough estimation and may change due to the installation environment.)
500 mm
(20")
Zoom <Up>
Zoom <Center>
Zoom <Down>
Approx. 2050 mm
(6' 9")
500 mm (20")
Approx. 1650 mm
(5' 5")
Approx. 1400 mm
Camera
(4' 7")
center
Approx. 1200 mm
(4')
Approx. 950 mm
1350 mm (4'4")
(3' 1")
500 mm (20")
500 mm (20")
Camera
center
1350 mm (4'4")
Left/Right
Zoom <Left>
Zoom <Center>
500 mm (20")
Zoom <Right>
500 mm (20")
Approx.
1300 mm
(4'3")
Approx. 100 mm (4")
500 mm (20")
Approx.
1300 mm (4'3")
Approx. 900 mm (3')
Objects appear smaller due to greater distortion in the surrounding sections compared to
the central section, but a wider area is displayed.
The display range is a rough estimation and may change due to the installation environment.
Approx.
1050 mm
(3' 5")
Approx. 700 mm
(2' 3")
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3-4
Joint pipe
1
Back box
Joint pipe
295 mm
(11-5/8")
200 mm
(7-7/8")
25 mm
(1")
W
* 15 mm
(9/16")
25 mm
(1")
44 mm
(1-3/4")
400 mm
(15-3/4")
25 mm
(1")
W
* 15 mm
(9/16")
25 mm
(1")
44 mm
(1-3/4")
W
(inch)
4-5/16"
9-5/8"
15"
20-1/4"
25-9/16"
30-7/8"
36-1/4"
41-9/16"
46-7/8"
44 mm
(1-3/4")
Special screwdriver
(enclosed with
GT-BC)
5
Slot
25 mm
(1")
* 15 mm
(9/16")
25 mm
(1")
W
GF-2B/3B W
GT-4B (mm)
x1
110
x2
245
x3
380
x4
515
x5
650
x6
785
x7
920
x8
1055
x9
1190
Holder
Mounting
bracket
Mounting gauge
Front frame
GF-4F
Mounting gauge
Options
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GT-DA-L/GT-DA
From the speech module to the next module, insert the attached connector into the
socket.
ON
CN1
1
CN2
10 3
7
ON
10 3
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
ON
ON
10 3
CN2
ON
GT-SW
ON
CN1
Make sure to run the cable under the terminal cover for protection.
8
CN2
CN1
CN1
CN2
CN2
CN1
CN1
CN2
CN2
CN1
GT-VA
CN3
GF-C
CN1
GT-VA
GT-NS-V
/GT-NS
GT-DA-L
/GT-DA
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
CN3
CN1
CN100
CN2
GT-AD
10
GF-3B
GT-AD
GF-BP
GF-3B
GF-3B
GF-3B
GF-3B
GF-C
GT-10K
Run the connection cable through the joint pipe (which you should have made open in
advance) and connect CN1 of the GT-SW to the next row.
Mount the front frame and tighten with the special screwdriver (enclosed with GTBC).
ON
GT-10K
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
CN1
GT-DA-L
/GT-DA
CN1
CN2
CN2
10 3
11 For the GT-SW and GT-AD, remove the resident name/address plate or paper by
11
pressing either the left or right end. (Peel off the plastic lm.)
GT-SW
Use a permanent pen to write the resident name and address on the transparent plate
and mount the plate on the module.
GT-AD
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3-5
GT-DMV
GT-DM
Open the cover and connect the wiring to the terminal block.
Insert the wire into the direct terminal. If it is difcult to insert the wire, insert it while
pressing the release button.
Flush mount
back box
Unit
125 mm (4-15/16")
380 mm (15")
Special
screwdriver
Mounting screws
4
60 mm (2-3/8")
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3-6
Bus control unit, 4-way video junction unit and power supply
1
2
Mount the unit on the DIN rail. Click the unit into place.
When removing the unit, pull the lock release lever down.
* When the system does not operate properly, check the wiring.
Turn off the GT-BC and GT-VBC power switch and then turn the switch back on after four seconds.
This will reset the entire system.
GT-BC
GT-VBC
GT-4Z
GT-BCX
GT-VBX
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
ON
OFF
*
Power switch
Power on LED
Screw hole
GT-4Z
Screw hole
Screw hole
PS-2420DIN
Screw hole
PS-2420
PS-2420S
PS-2420UL
Mounting bracket
1-gang box
83.5 mm
(3-5/16")
DIN rail
DIN rail
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3-7
Residential station
Mounting screws 4
GT-2C-L
GT-2C
GT-2H-L
GT-2H
GT-1C-L
GT-1C
3-gang box
83.5 mm
(3-5/16")
Mounting bracket
8 mm
(3/8")
Surface wiring
* When a 3-gang box is not mounted, the cable can be routed as surface
wiring to the top or bottom of the unit.
Cut a cable inlet on the upper part of the unit to allow passage of the
wiring into the unit.
If there is a large amount of wiring, strip away the jacket of the cable
up to the cable inlet.
Mounting screws 4
83.5 mm
(3-5/16")
Optional handset
Screws (2)
Handset GT-HS
Chassis
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GT-1A
Mounting screws
Mounting bracket
1-gang box
Mount the mounting bracket on the 1-gang box or round back box.
83.5 mm (3-5/16")
OR
60 mm (2-3/8")
Mounting screws
SW1 A
OUT
0.65 10 9
R1 R2 R1 R2 C CE
To remove the terminal block, slide the terminal block and pull it out.
Strip away the jacket of the cable and insert all wires into the slots in an orderly
fashion. Failure to do so could result in pinching that may damage the wiring.
For surface wiring, cut out the cable inlet.
K KE
Terminal block
SW1 A
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Chassis
GT-1D
1
Screws
83.5 mm (3-5/16")
OR
60 mm (2-3/8")
GT-1M-L
1-gang box
Terminal block
Mounting bracket
1-gang box
Mounting screw
83.5 mm (3-5/16")
OR
Screws
60 mm (2-3/8")
Round back box
3-8
Door station
For door stations other than the GT-D, see the included instructions.
GT-D
Mounting frame
Place "
UP" upwards.
Loosen the screws and remove the mounting frame and main unit.
After connecting the wiring, mount the main unit to the mounting
frame.
For surface wiring, insert wiring from the cable inlet (lower part).
Mounting
screws 2
83.5 mm (3-5/16")
1-gang box
3-9
GT-MK
Mounting
bracket
Protective cover
Mounting bracket
Separate the mounting bracket and the protective cover from the
back of the unit.
Strip away the jacket of the cable and insert all wires into the slots
in an orderly fashion while connecting them to the terminal block.
Failure to do so could result in pinching that may damage the wiring.
Set the wiring in place with the cable tie to ensure that they are not
pulled out.
Insert the mounting bracket latch and slide it upward until it locks.
Mount the mounting bracket on the 1-gang box or round back box.
Mounting bracket
Protective cover
Wall mounting
2
Terminal block
Mounting bracket
Mounting screws
2
1-gang box
To remove the terminal block, slide the terminal block and pull it out.
Strip away the jacket of the cable and insert all wires into the slots in an orderly
fashion while connecting them to the terminal block. Failure to do so could result
in pinching that may damage the wiring.
83.5 mm (3-5/16")
OR
3
60 mm (2-3/8")
Wiring slot
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WIRING
Standard system for common area
Put each piece of wiring in a separate sheath as shown in the diagram below.
#1
A1
A2
Entrance station #1 to #3
Ex.) Unit type
#2
8
W
U V
E F
6
N O
9
X Y
CN3
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
SW2: 2~4
#1
#2
ON
ON
CN3
Surveillance camera
External signaling relay
GT-RY
Blue
NP
AC
Purple
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
1 2 3 4
CN1
CN6
1 2 3 4
A2
CN3
CN1
CN6
CN1
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
1 2 3 4
#3
ON
GT-VA
K L
CN4
3
D
7
Q R
B C
CN4
H I
A1
CN6
#3
GT-VA
GT-VA
A2
A1
R1
DP
R2
ELB
ELC
ELM
R1
DP
R2
ELB
ELC
ELM
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
Entrance
station
CN4
4-1
R1
R2
ELB
AC/DC Door release
Less than AC/DC 24 V, 4 A
24 V
(resistance load)
PT: AC transformer
ELC
NP
ELM
BP
BP
BP
BP
BP
BP
CN2
CN2
CN2
CN1
CN1
CN1
NP
PT
PT
AC
+
-
Entrance station #4 to #5
Ex.) Integrated type
#5
CN100
CN5
CN100
R1
DP
R2
ELB
ELC
ELC
ELM
ELM
BP
BP
BP
BP
NP
PT
PT
AC
External
signaling relay
Surveillance camera
Orange (D+)
Yellow (D-)
* GT-DMV only
Green (GND) VIGIK
Blue
CN2
CN2
NP
PS24
1 2 3 4
Purple NP
#2
2
B C
E F
K L
R1
N O
PQ
R1
9Z
WX
U V
#1
R2
1
4
H I
7S
R2
SW1: 4
#1
ON
1 2 3 4
C
#2
ON
1 2 3 4
GT-RY
AC
AC
AC
A1
1 2 3 4
PS24
A2
ELB
#5
ON
* GT-NS-V only
A2
R2
SW1: 2~4
#4
ON
VIGIK
A1
R1
GT-DMV/GT-DM
GT-10K
CN100
Orange (D+)
Yellow (D-)
Green (GND)
CN3
CN3
GT-10K
GT-10K
CN3
#4
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
+
-
CN5
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
CN5
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
NP: Non-polarized
CE
1P
NP
R1
R2
AC
PS24
R1
R2
C
NP
CE
Doorbell
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PS24
PS-2420DIN
230 V AC N
L
IN 230V~ 50/60Hz
NL
2A - +
PS-2420
PS-2420S
PS-2420UL
100V - 240V 50/60 Hz
24V DC
2A
A1
A2
A1
A2
A1
A2
IN5
1P
NP
A2
IN4
1P
NP
A1
IN3
1P
NP
A2
IN2
1P
NP
A1
IN1
1P
NP
24 V DC2A
STD
EXP
SW2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
B2
B1
1P
NP
B2
+
PS24
AC
A2
B1
A1
B2
A2
B1
A1
B2
A2
B1
B2
+
EXP
STD
SW2
PS24
AC
A1
B2
A2
B1
A1
B2
A2
B1
A1
B2
A2
B1
A1
B2
A2
B1
B2
+
EXP
STD
SW2
PS24
B2
A1
B1
IN5
A2
B1
A2
IN4
B2
A1
B2
IN3
A1
1P
NP
IN2
SW2
B1
B1
IN1
STD
EXP
A2
IN5
A2
IN5
A1
B2
IN4
A2
IN4
A1
A1
IN3
A2
IN3
A1
1P
NP
IN2
A2
IN2
A1
B1
IN1
A2
IN1
A1
* To use the GT-VBC as an extension adaptor, set the setting switch to [EXP].
AC
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
B1
B2
+
-
PS24
AC
After all units are connected, make sure to refer to [5 SETTINGS (COMMON
AREA)] for setting.
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
R1
R2
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P NP
DP
1P
NP
1P NP
1P NP
4-2
JK-DA
JK-DV
JK-DVF
Audio only
GT-1C-L
GT-1C
Terminal setting:
For the terminating
residential station, turn
SW1 to the [A] side.
Door
station
Terminal setting:
For the terminating residential station,
turn SW1 to the [A] side.
GT-1A GT-1D
SW1
A
A1
Residential station
1P
NP
A2
B1 B2 R1 R2
A1
OUT
H1
A2
IN
H2
CN4
B1 B2 R1 R2
GT-1M-L
Terminal setting:
For the terminating residential station,
turn SW1 to the [A] side.
GT-D
1
GT-HS
PS24
Doorbell
AC
Doorbell
1P
NP
C CE K KE
1P
NP
GT-2C-L
GT-2C
PS24
SW1
B1 B2 R1 R2
A1
A2
CN4
OUT
H1
IN
H2
B1 B2 R1 R2
PS-2420
PS-2420S
PS-2420UL
PS-2420DIN
230 V AC N
L
IN 230V~ 50/60Hz
NL
2A - +
PS24
1P
NP
+
AC
#1 GT-2H-L
GT-2H
1P
NP
#3 GT-2H-L
GT-2H
CN4
OUT
H1
IN
H2
B1 B2 R1 R2
1 2 3 4
H1
1P
NP
H2
SW SW
H1
H2
1P
NP
PS24
GT-VBC
AC
H1
1P
NP
H2
1 2 3 4
SW SW
H1
H2
H1
1P
NP
H2
ON
+
-
1 2 3 4
SW SW
OUT
ON
OUT
IN
A1
OUT
B1 B2 R1 R2
IN
SW2
SW2
+
IN
SW2
ON
SW1
A2
#2 GT-2H-L
GT-2H
24V DC
2A
Terminal setting:
For the
terminating sub
master station,
turn 4 on SW2
to ON.
GT-2C-L
GT-2C
A
24 V DC2A
H1
H2
GT-BC
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4-3
Residential station
Residential station
SW1
SW1
IN
IN
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
GT-4Z
Terminal setting:
For the terminating 4-way video
junction unit, turn SW1 to the "A" side.
In this case, 1 residential station can
be connected to [LINE OUT].
1P
NP
Residential station
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
Residential station
SW1
SW1
B
B1 B2 R1 R2
OUT(3)
IN
OUT(1)
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
LINE OUT
OUT(4)
IN
OUT(2)
IN
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
SW1
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
1P
NP
Residential station
Residential station
GT-4Z
B1 B2 R1 R2
OUT(3)
OUT(1)
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
LINE OUT
OUT(4)
IN
OUT(2)
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
SW1
B1 B2 R1 R2
Residential station
Residential station
1P
NP
1P
NP
Residential station
Residential station
GT-4Z
B1 B2 R1 R2
OUT(3)
OUT(1)
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
LINE OUT
OUT(4)
IN
OUT(2)
B1 B2 R1 R2
B1 B2 R1 R2
SW1
Residential station
Residential station
1P
NP
GT-VBC
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1P
NP
GT-BC
4-4
Expanded system
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
SW2: 2~4
#1
#2
ON
ON
1 2 3 4
#3
ON
#4
DP
A1
A2
R1
R1
R2
R2
R2
1P
NP
A1
A2
1P
NP
PS24
A1
A2
1P
NP
A1
AC
A1
A2
A2
1P
NP
#6
A1
A2
1P
NP
A1
DP
R1
R1
R2
R2
R2
B2
1 2 3 4
1P
NP
A1
A1
R1
R1
A2
CN2
R2
R2
1P
NP
PS24
1P
NP
CN1
SUB 1A
R2
DP
R2
R1
R1
1P
NP
+
-
R2
1P
NP
R2
1P
NP
10
R1
R1
R2
R2
PS24
R1
AC
R2
R1
R1
R2
R2
R1
PS24
AC
GTW-LC
R1
R2
USB
PS24
AC
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1P
NP
R1
R2
R2
GTW-LC
1P
NP
R1
R2
COMMON 2
Common
trunk line
system (2)
1P
NP
1P
NP
SUB 1B
R2
R2
R1
R1
SUB 2A
1 2 3 4
#1
COMMON 1
1 2 3 4
R1
R1
1P
NP
R2
SUB 2B
#2
1P
NP
R1
1P
NP
#2
ON
A1
AC
SW1: 4
#1
ON
B1
1P
NP
DP
#8
ON
GT-MK
B2
A2
A2
Common
trunk line
system (2)
A2
GT-DMV/GT-DM
1P
NP
A1
1P
NP
A1
#8
A2
PS24
AC
A2
A1
1P
NP
1P
NP
COMMON 2
#7
Entrance station
#7 to #8
Ex.) Integrated type
DP
R1
B1
B1
A2
1P
NP
B2
B2
A1
A2
1 2 3 4
COMMON 1
#5
A1
1P
NP
B1
A2
1P
NP
A1
A2
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
#3
R1
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
SW2: 2~4
#5
#4
ON
ON
SW1: 2~4
#7
ON
A1
DP
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
#6
ON
#2
A2
1 2 3 4
Entrance station
#4 to #6
Ex.) Unit type
A1
SUB 1
#1
SUB 2
Entrance station
#1 to #3
Ex.) Unit type
R1
R2
Put each piece of wiring in a separate sheath as shown in the diagram below.
Homerun wiring
4-way video
junction unit
Trunk line #2
Each
residence
Station-to-station
wiring
GT-4Z
A2
A2
+
IN5
A1
IN2
A1
OUT2 OUT1
A2
IN1
A1
B1
OUT6
Each
residence
B1
- EXP
1P
NP
B2
Each
residence
1P
NP
B1
Each
residence
Each
residence
B2
1P
NP
B2
Each
residence
STD
SW2
Each
residence
Each
residence
PS24
AC
Each
residence
Each
residence
Trunk line #2
Trunk line #6
1P
NP
1P
NP
R1 R2
DP
1P
NP
1P
NP
Trunk line #2
Trunk line #3
Trunk line #4
1P
NP
1P
NP
PS24
Trunk line #5
Trunk line #6
PS-2420DIN
230 V AC N
IN 230V~ 50/60Hz
NL
2A - +
24 V DC2A
24V DC
2A
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Each
residence
Trunk line
#3 to #6
There are 4 groups each of R1 and R2 terminals on each trunk line terminal including COMMON1, COMMON2, SUB1A, SUB1B, SUB2A, and
SUB2B. Terminals with the same name are connected together in the same trunk line terminal, so these trunk line terminals can be used as distribution
points.
For connecting the lift control adaptor GTW-LC, refer to the GTW-LC Installation & Operation Manual.
Bus control unit GT-BC
Do not connect 2 or more GT-BC units on the same trunk line.
4-5
Option connector
1. To prevent shorts, be sure to cut unused lead wires at the bottom and insulate the ends.
2. Screen settings are necessary for the GT-2C-L/GT-2C. Make sure to refer to "SETTINGS (GT-2C-L/GT-2C)" to perform screen settings.
5
J
8
T
Q R
4
7
Display
transfer
GT-MK
Video out
Security/Utility
input 1
Security/Utility
input 2
Security/Utility
input 3
V+ (Brown)
V- (Red)
(Orange)
(Yellow)
Call transfer
X Y
GT-1M-L
Option connector
DC (Yellow)
DC (Orange)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
SW (Gray)
SW (Black)
GT-1D
Emergency alarm
K (Brown)
KE (Red)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
SW (Gray)
SW (Black)
S1 (Orange)
S1E (Black)
S2 (Yellow)
S2E (Black)
S3 (Purple)
S3E (Black)
GT-1C-L
GT-1C
GT-2C-L
GT-2C
Doctor call
(Automatic entry)
Call transfer
Option contact
output
GT-1A
Call transfer
Option contact
output
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Call transfer
These are not
used.
Doctor call
(Automatic entry)
Call transfer
Option contact
output
Option connector
DC (Yellow)
DC (Orange)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
SW (Gray)
SW (Black)
Doorbell
Option contact
output
Option connector
DC (Yellow)
DC (Orange)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
SW (Gray)
SW (Black)
Option connector
K (Brown)
KE (Red)
C (Orange)
CE (Yellow)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
SW (Gray)
SW (Black)
SW (Yellow)
SW (Orange)
RY (Blue)
RY (White)
(Gray)
(Black)
Doctor call
(Automatic entry)
Call transfer
Option contact
output
Emergency alarm
The emergency alarm switch can be connected.
N/C contact (locked type)
DC 12 V/0.1 A or higher
Call notication
Using the external signaling relay GT-RY allows for the external buzzer to be linked during calling.
Option contact output
External units such as lights can be operated with the option button.
Contact capacity: Maximum overload AC/DC 24 V, 1 A
Minimum overload DC 5 V, 100 mA
Security/Utility input 1 to 3
Input method
Detection
conrmation
time
Contact
N/O: 1 k or less/N/C: 50 k or more
resistance
Terminal short 1 mA or less
current
Voltage
DC 3.3 V or less (when open between terminals)
between
terminals
4-6
Video out
Video can be output to DVRs etc.
(NTSC, 1 Vp-p/75 ) Wiring distance: 3 m
NOTES: When a video signal is output, residential stations may produce a sound depending on the installation environment.
(The screen playing recorded pictures is not output.)
Display transfer
External monitors can be activated via the external signaling relay GTRY.
Doctor call (automatic entry)
This makes it possible to use the doctor call (automatic entry) function
at residential stations.
GT-1C-L/GT-1C, GT-1M-L, GT-1A
Short the DC terminal.
GT-1D
Cut (open) the jumper JP4.
Doorbell
The doorbell can be connected.
N/O contact (non-locked type)
DC 12 V/0.1 A or higher
* When the GT-RY is connected, the separate option connecter (4-5) is required.
GT-RY contact specication: AC/DC 24 V, 0.5 A
GT-RY
Lead wire (orange)
Buzzer
AC
Entrance
light
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5-1
Setting list
GT-MK
Setting item
Page no.
3
6
L
Q R
X Y
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
34
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
34
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
35
36
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
37
40
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
41
42
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
43
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
43
44
45
45
46
Inst. Setting
Inst. Setting
47
48
48
49
49
50
50
50
51
52
53
53
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5-2
Setting method
Program Mode
Settings can be performed with the GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-DMV/GT-DM, and the GT-MK.
Programming cannot be performed from a security guard station if there is a record of an emergency alarm.
station GT-MK.
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
GT-DMV/GT-DM
GT-MK
WELCOME
AIPHONE
WELCOME
1 1 1 1
Initial ID code
GT-DMV/GT-DM
ENTER ID CODE
RE-ENTER ID CODE
_
GT-MK
RE-ENTER ID CODE
1 1 1 1
Initial ID code
:CANCEL
After entering the program mode, the rst setting item displays.
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
SELECT LANGUAGE
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
SELECT LANGUAGE
GUIDE LANGUAGE
CHANGE ID CODE
GT-MK
SELECT LANGUAGE
:ENTER
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5-3
IDs for entrance stations and security guard stations are set using the DIP switches of units.
The setting shown with "#1" is the setting at the time of shipment. When installing multiple entrance stations and security guard stations, make sure to
set IDs.
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
SW2: 2~4
GT-DMV/GT-DM
SW1: 2~4
#1
ON
1 2 3 4
#8
ON
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
I
S
1 2 3 4
#7
ON
5
8
T
1 2 3 4
#6
ON
1 2 3 4
#5
ON
Q R
#2
ON
6
N
#4
ON
#3
ON
#2
ON
#1
ON
1
4
5-4
SW1: 4
GT-MK
1 2 3 4
GT-DMV/GT-DM
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
X Y
1 2 3 4
Before performing settings, it is recommended that users register an ID code so that other people cannot access the system.
Enter the program mode with the GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-DMV/GT-DM or GT-MK and select "CHANGE ID CODE".
GT-NS-V/GT-NS/GT-MK
GT-DMV/GT-DM
CHANGE ID CODE
MENU
SELECT LANGUAGE
GUIDE LANGUAGE
CHANGE ID CODE
:ENTER
CHANGE ID CODE
1111
CHANGE ID CODE
ENTER ID CODE
1111
:ENTER
CHANGE ID CODE
0123
0 1 2B 3E
+ 4 DIGITS
Current ID code
New ID code
CHANGE ID CODE
ENTER ID CODE
0123
+ 4 DIGITS
:ENTER
* If you have forgotten your newly registered ID code, set the switch below to ON for approximately 2 seconds. The ID code will return to the initial
setting of "1111".
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
A
3
E
2
C
ON
P
8
T
Q R
ON
SW1
ON
1 2 3 4
GT-MK
SW2
GT-DMV/GT-DM
SW1
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
X Y
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5-5
If the entrance station is a 10 key type or a GT-MK, program the resident information (names and room numbers) before performing the system settings.
Up to 500 resident information entries can be registered.
Programming with a PC
You can use a PC to enter data and write in or change resident names.
In your PC, install the setup tool program from the CD that comes with the GT-BC. A caution screen may display, but continue with installation.
Use the USB cable that comes with the GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-DMV/GT-DM, and GT-MK to connect to the PC being used.
* For information on how to use the setup tool, see the text (.txt) le that is installed in the same folder as the setup tool (.exe).
Saving programmed data and resident information data to your PC is recommended.
GT-DMV/GT-DM
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
GT-MK
Back
S
9
X
7
Q
USB cable
PC
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
ACCESS CODE
RESIDENT INFO.
SET TIMER
:ENTER
ROOM #
RESIDENT INFO.
ROOM #
1 0 1
MAX 6 DIGITS
:NEXT
RESIDENT INFO.
...
Q R
:ANOTHER NAME
Q R
:QUIT
Q R
:NEXT
Q R
MAX 32 LETTERS
ROOM # 101
_
101
Room number
(1 to 6 digits)
:QUIT
RESIDENT INFO.
MAX 32 LETTERS
:NEXT
:QUIT
:ANOTHER NAME
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Residential station IDs are automatically assigned during link setting. However, with the GT-2C-L/GT-2C and GT-1C-L/GT-1C units only, they can be
set manually using the switches on the unit. All are set to OFF in the initial settings.
When replacing a residential station due to malfunction, resetting the link is unnecessary as the link can be maintained by adjusting the switches.
GT-2C-L
GT-2C
GT-1C-L
GT-1C
Change the decimal notation IDs to binary IDs to set the residence IDs.
1 indicates
(ON) and 0 indicates
(OFF).
For the binary notation, refer to the appendix information about the
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
DIP switch
USB cable
PC
7
Q
5-7
GT-MK
9
X
GT-DMV/GT-DM
Back
48
0011 0000
250
1111 1010
Create a correlation table with the setup tool between the IDs
set for residences and the resident names and export this to the
entrance station or security guard station.
* For information on how to use the setup tool, see the text (.txt) le that
is installed in the same folder as the setup tool (.exe).
Saving programmed data and resident information data to your PC is
recommended.
System settings can be performed from an entrance station or security guard station.
If residential stations are mixed, be sure to perform [5-7 Setting up the system] after [5-6 Manual setting of residence IDs]. If a sequence
mistake is made, IDs may be duplicated and operation may not occur.
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Check that all units are mounted and wired correctly, and then
turn on the power switch of the GT-BC.
ON
ON
GT-BC
OFF
GT-DMV/GT-DM
Remove the rubber cap and use a ne screwdriver to push the program
switch.
With the GT-DMV/GT-DM, enter the program mode and select
"PROGRAMMING" from the menu.
Wait until "CONNECTING..." is displayed.
The in use LED will blink for approximately 6 to 15 seconds.
MENU
CHANGE GREETING
PROGRAMMING
TRANSFER DATA
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
:ENTER
PROGRAMMING
CONNECTING...
3
:QUIT
:PRESET
Once the in use LED is lit solid, press and hold down the door
release button while holding down the security guard station
call/light button of the residential station.
A beep will sound approximately 5 seconds later and all of the residence IDs will be initialized.
CAUTION: Performing the above operation will delete all link data in the residential station and return it to the initial settings. Only perform this
operation when performing settings the rst time after mounting a
residential station. When changing settings, skip this procedure.
4
Check that the in use LED is lit, and press the TALK button of
the rst residential station. With the handset type module, lift
the handset.
The corresponding communication channel will be established.
5
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
GT-SW
101
SMITH
101
SMITH
GT-SW: Press the relevant call button. (Do not press the button
longer than 1 second.)
GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-DMV/GT-DM: Display the assigned room no.
and press the button. (Do not press the button longer than 1 second.)
An electronic beep will be emitted once. Link setting can be performed for up to 4 stations. (With registration, the electronic beep will
sound a number of times equal to the number of connected stations.)
Bee
p
Bee
GT-DMV/GT-DM
Bee
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GT-DMV/GT-DM
button.
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
PROGRAMMING
CONNECTING...
:QUIT
:PRESET
* Erasing links
5
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
GT-SW
101
SMITH
101
SMITH
Bee
Bee
GT-DMV/GT-DM
Bee
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ON
ON
Check that all units are mounted and wired correctly, and then
turn on the power switch of the GT-BC.
Enter the program mode at the GT-MK and select "PROGRAMMING" from the menu. Wait until "CONNECTING..."
is displayed.
Press and hold down the door release button while holding down
the security guard station call/light button of the residential station.
GT-BC
OFF
GT-MK
PROGRAMMING <<
I
Q R
X Y
PROGRAMMING <<
CONNECTING...
3
1
A
2
B
3
6
A beep will sound approximately 5 seconds later and all of the residence IDs will be initialized.
CAUTION: Performing the above operation will delete all link data in the residential station and return it to the initial settings. Only perform this
operation when performing settings the rst time after mounting a
residential station. When changing settings, skip this procedure.
101
SMITH
Bee
1
A
2
C
3
6
4
7
8
X
Return the handset of the GT-MK. Repeat steps 4 to 6 to program all residential stations.
Press the
1
A
2
B
3
6
8
U
PROGRAMMING <<
CONNECTING...
* Erasing links
101
SMITH
1
2
B
3
6
8
U
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5-8
Transfer link setting information set at an entrance station or security guard station to other entrance stations and security guard stations.
Enter the program mode and select "TRANSFER DATA".
GT-NS-V/GT-NS, GT-MK
TRANSFER DATA
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
CHANGE GREETING
PROGRAMMING
TRANSFER DATA
:ENTER
TRANSFER DATA
0 FOR GUARD
:ENTER
:QUIT
TRANSFER DATA
1
1~4
:ENTER
TRANSFERRING.
:QUIT
TRANSFER DATA
TRANSFERRING...
1
1~16
TRANSFER DATA
DATA TRANSFERRED
:QUIT
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5-9
Link check
button.
An electronic sound will be emitted once if the link is normal. If the link
is abnormal, an error sound will be emitted.
Performing settings from an entrance station (Integrated type), security guard station
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
VERIFY PROGRAM
SCROLL SPEED
MONITOR ENTRANCE
GT-MK
VERIFY PROGRAM
:ENTER
VERIFYING...
VERIFY PROGRAM
VERIFYING...
:QUIT
VERIFY PROGRAM
:VERIFY
101
SMITH
button.
:QUIT
GT-DMV/GT-DM
VERIFY PROGRAM
CORRECT
:QUIT
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GT-DMV/GT-DM
VERIFY PROGRAM
ERROR
:QUIT
GT-DMV/GT-DM
SET TIMER
MENU
ACCESS CODE
RESIDENT INFO.
SET TIMER
:ENTER
OPERATION TIMER
15
SET TIMER
OPERATION TIMER
15 s
:NEXT
PROGRAM TIMER
60
3 0
E
INPUT 15-99
15~99
:QUIT
SET TIMER
PROGRAM TIMER
60 s
X Y
INPUT 30-99
:NEXT
CALL DURATION
45
30~99
:QUIT
SET TIMER
6 0
INPUT 30-99
:NEXT
CALL DURATION
45 s
30~99
:QUIT
SET TIMER
:NEXT
:QUIT
2 0
B
RELEASE TIMER
15 s
INPUT 00-20
00=WHILE PRESSED
00~20
Entrance station (Unit type) door release timer: Set the GT-DA-L/GT-DA with volume VR1.
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
20
0.5
M
103
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GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
SELECT LANGUAGE
GUIDE LANGUAGE
CHANGE ID CODE
:ENTER
SELECT LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
SELECT LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
FRANAIS
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
FRANAIS
DEUTSCH
ESPAOL
NEDERLANDS
ITALIANO
:ENTER
No guidance
ON
1 2 3 4
English
ON
1 2 3 4
French
ON
1 2 3 4
German
ON
Spanish
ON
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
Dutch
ON
1 2 3 4
SELECT LANGUAGE
GUIDE LANGUAGE
CHANGE ID CODE
:ENTER
GUIDE LANGUAGE
NO GUIDANCE
ENGLISH
FRANAIS
:ENTER
NO GUIDANCE
ENGLISH
FRANAIS
DEUTSCH
ESPAOL
NEDERLANDS
ITALIANO
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Italian
ON
1 2 3 4
SW1 ON
1 2 3 4
Operation message
Greeting message
3
GT-DMV/GT-DM: Start the program mode and select "STANDBY SCREEN".
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
STANDBY SCREEN
BRIGHTNESS
SORT SETTING
:ENTER
STANDBY SCREEN
GREETING
OPERATION
PICTURE
:ENTER
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
CHANGE GREETING
PROGRAMMING
TRANSFER DATA
:ENTER
CHANGE GREETING
:ENTER
3
D
X Y
WELCOME
CHANGE GREETING
WELCOME
......
CHANGE GREETING
WELCOME TO ...
* Uploading an picture
For details, see the text (.txt) le that is installed in the same folder as the setup tool (.exe).
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2
GT-DMV/GT-DM: Enter the program mode and select "DISPLAY ROOM NO.". Select ON (room number also displays) or OFF (only resident
name displays).
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
CALL-IN DISPLAY
LIGHT OR CCTV
DISPLAY ROOM NO.
:ENTER
OFF
ON
:ENTER
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
VERIFY PROGRAM
SCROLL SPEED
MONITOR ENTRANCE
:ENTER
SCROLL SPEED
5
P
SCROLL SPEED
5
Q R
0-9
:ENTER
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GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
STANDBY SCREEN
BRIGHTNESS
SORT SETTING
:ENTER
SORT SETTING
SORT BY NAME
SORT SETTING
SORT BY NAME
SORT BY ROOM NO.
:ENTER
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GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
ACCESS CODE
RESIDENT INFO.
SET TIMER
:ENTER
NO. OF DIGIT
INPUT 4-6
:NEXT
4-6
:ENTER
:NEXT
:QUIT
ACCESS CODE
INPUT 001-500
X Y
ACCESS CODE
6
M
Current digit
ACCESS CODE
ACCESS CODE
NO. OF DIGIT
:4
:ENTER
ACCESS CODE
:NEXT
:ENTER
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SW2 ON
1 2 3 4
Monitoring possible
Monitoring not possible
1
GT-DMV/GT-DM: Enter the program mode and select "MONITOR ENTRANCE".
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
VERIFY PROGRAM
SCROLL SPEED
MONITOR ENTRANCE
:ENTER
MONITOR ENTRANCE
OFF
ON
:ENTER
ZOOM
ON
1 2 3 4
WIDE
ON
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
CALL-IN DISPLAY
LIGHT OR CCTV
DISPLAY ROOM NO.
:ENTER
CALL-IN DISPLAY
ZOOM
WIDE
ZOOM 3s >> WIDE
:ENTER
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GT-VA
1 2 3 4
Surveillance camera
switching
Light control
2
GT-DMV/GT-DM: Enter the program mode and select "LIGHT OR CCTV". Select using the
and
buttons.
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
CALL-IN DISPLAY
LIGHT OR CCTV
DISPLAY ROOM NO.
:ENTER
LIGHT OR CCTV
LIGHT CONTROL
CCTV SWITCH
:ENTER
STANDBY SCREEN
BRIGHTNESS
SORT SETTING
:ENTER
BRIGHTNESS
X Y
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Adjust the detection distance with the sensor control switch on the back. When
the switch is in the center, a person 170 cm tall is detected at approximately 1
to 3 meters. If the switch is pressed up, people are detected in a longer range. If
the switch is pressed down, people are detected in a shorter range. Be sure to
adjust the setting in accordance with the installation environment.
H
H
H
SW2
1 2 3 4
Energy saving mode
ON
Sensor
Short
range
1 2 3 4
L
Long
range
OPTIONAL OUTPUT
CALL
OFF
Current setting
OPTIONAL OUTPUT
ALARM
ON
Current setting
OPTIONAL OUTPUT
CALL
ON
I
S
6
M
5
8
4
7
Q R
SW1 ON
X Y
1 2 3 4
Calling
prohibited
Calling
allowed
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Loosen the base screw of the frame and open and remove the
front panel.
1
2
After the in use LED lights up, press [#] on the 10 key.
GT-DMV/GT-DM
MENU
CHANGE GREETING
PROGRAMMING
TRANSFER DATA
The in use LED will stay lit after blinking for approximately
6 to 15 seconds.
:ENTER
PROGRAMMING
CONNECTING...
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
:QUIT
:PRESET
CONNECTING...
5
X Y
:ENTER
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
W
CAMERA PRESET: 5
CONNECTING...
X Y
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1
2
Press the
1
2
Press the
Press the
GT-DMV/GT-DM
CAMERA PRESET
GT-NS-V/GT-NS
CONNECTING...
5
CAMERA PRESET: 5
CONNECTING...
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
CONNECTING...
PROGRAMMING
CONNECTING...
:QUIT
:PRESET
1
2
3
4
5
6
ZOOM/WIDE] button (for at least 2 seconds). A beep will sound and the position setting will be completed.
* Setting can be performed in the same manner even if the entrance station is in programming mode.
* Pressing the entrance station call button will set a link with a residence, but pre-set settings cannot be performed.
* The position set at one entrance station will be displayed at all linked residential stations.
NOTES:
1. To change the zoom screen position that has been set, perform the zoom screen settings again.
The previous settings will be overwritten.
2. The set zoom screen position will also be displayed at the sub master monitor station.
* Pre-sets cannot be set from a sub master monitor station.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Press the [
ADJUST] button (for at least 2 seconds). A beep will sound and the setting will be completed.
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SW1 ON
SW1 ON
GT-DMV/GT-DM
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
Always off
Always off
Automatically
lights up
Automatically
lights up
1
2
Loosen the base screw of the speech module and open and remove the front panel.
While the in use LED is blinking (approximately 15 seconds), press the call button to assign it as the light button. An electronic
beep will be emitted once.
Remove the rubber cap and use a ne screwdriver to push the setting switch.
The in use LED will blinks.
* A button cannot be simultaneously used as a residence call button and a light button.
1
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
GT-DA-L/GT-DA
Bee
Press the call button assigned as the light button to light up the light connected to the entrance.
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GT-SW
Setting (GT-2C-L/GT-2C)
1. See the operation manual included with the GT-2C-L/GT-2C for the name and operating method for each part.
2. Actual screens may vary depending on the system.
3. When settings are changed, turn the unit power supply off and on again. In some cases, the settings may not be changed.
Press the [S], [T], [W], and [X] buttons in the "INSTALLATION" screen to select the item to be set and conrmed, and
press the [ MENU] button.
INSTALLATION
CANCEL
PRESS TO TALK
EXTERNAL INPUT
INITIALIZE
GUARD SETTING
DOCTOR CALL
OK
6-2
ALARM INPUT
Change the names of the security guard stations that display with the GT-2C-L/GT-2C.
After performing steps 1 in section 6-1, select "GUARD SETTING" in the "INSTALLATION" screen and press the [
MENU] button.
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GUARD1
GUARD1
GUARD2
RECEPTION2
GUARD3
CONCIERGE3
GUARD4
[ NOT DISPLAYED ]
6-3
After performing steps 1 in section 6-1, select "ALARM INPUT" in the "INSTALLATION" screen and press the [
MENU] button.
DISABLE
N/O
N/C
6-4
In the "EXTERNAL INPUT SETTING" screen, make a selection from "SENSOR1" to "SENSOR3" and press the [
MENU] button.
DISABLE
UTILITY
SENSOR 3
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N/O
SENSOR 1
N/C
SENSOR 2
SENSOR 3
ALARM TRANSFER
N/O
ENABLE
N/C
DISABLE
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6-5
ENABLE
DISABLE
6-6
Press-to-talk setting
ENABLE
DISABLE
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6-7
Initializing
CALL DURATION
NIGHT ILLUMINATION
ALARM INPUT
EXTERNAL INPUT (S1 to S3)
UTILITY-SENSOR
Detection
Alarm timer
SECURITY-SENSOR Detection
Alarm timer
Alarm Transfer
DEPARTURE TIMER SETTING
ARRIVAL TIMER SETTING
SECURITY PIN
RESET SETTING
GUARD (GUARD 1 to 4)
Description
JAN/01/2011 00 : 00
ENG FRA DEU ITA NED ESP
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
ENABLEDISABLE
ENABLEDISABLE
All saved pictures are erased.
Zoom X 6
Wide X 6
Zoom X 3, Wide X 3
Wide X 3, Zoom X 3
30 sec. 45 sec. 60 sec. 90 sec. 120 sec.
ENABLE DISABLE
DISABLE N/O N/C
DISABLE UTILITY SECURITY
N/O N/C
10 sec. 1 min. 10 min. 1HOUR CONT
N/O N/C
10 sec. 1 min. 10 min. 1HOUR CONT
ENABLE DISABLE
0 sec. 30 sec. 60 sec. 120 sec. 300 sec.
600 sec.
0 sec. 30 sec. 60 sec. 120 sec. 300 sec.
600 sec.
SXTW
ENABLE DISABLE
GUARD RECEPTION CONCIERGE NOT
DISPLAYED
RETURNING TO DEFAULT ?
THIS OPERATION CANNOT BE CANCELED.
NO
YES
The status LED and tone off LED light up during initialization.
The screen goes out when initialization is complete. (The status LED blinks.)
TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS
TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS
Operating temperature:
Entrance station: -10 to +60 (+14 F to +140 F)
Residential station: 0 to +40 (+32 F to +104 F)
Security guard station: 0 to +40 (+32 F to +104 F)
Control unit: 0 to +40 (+32 F to +104 F)
Mounting location:
Do not install the entrance station in a place where there would be a bright light behind a visitor (or where there would be
a bright background) or in a place where the camera lens would be directly exposed to sunlight or a bright light.
Entrance stations (integrated type) include a people sensor. Do not places objects such as plants or trees in places monitored by the sensor.
Also, placing the unit in very bright sunlit areas may prevent the sensor from working properly.
Rain hood (option):
Although the entrance station is weather resistant, it is recommended that it not be directly exposed to weather conditions.
The rain hood can be installed to protect the entrance station from rainfall.
Post-replacement setup: After all wiring is completed and the residential station has been replaced, turn off the power to the GT-BC temporarily
and then turn it back on.
Next, reprogram the relevant residential station.
Cleaning:
Clean the units with a soft cloth dampened with a neutral household cleanser. Do not use any abrasive cleaner or cloth.
The sensitivity of the sensor on an entrance station (Integrated type) will be reduced if it is dirty. Periodically perform
cleaning.
Repair requests:
When units do not operate properly, request a qualied technician for repairs.
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free of charge if the product is defective and the warranty applies to the defect. Aiphone reserves unto itself the sole right to make the nal decision whether there is a defect in materials and/or
workmanship and whether or not the product is under warranty. This warranty shall not apply to any Aiphone product which has been subject to misuse, neglect, accident, or to use in violation of
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
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to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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