Ring Master Door Entry Unit – AB731A

Operation of the Ring Master Door Entry Unit which has been replaced by the Pro700

The call button can easily be programmed to offer a number of different call functions.

The following calling alternatives are available with the Ring Master Door Entry Unit:

1: Door Bell

A signal is audible in the receiving stations when the call button is pressed in AB731A. The call can be accepted in the receiving full keypad master stations, by pressing the “5” button. A total of 19 master stations (maximum) can receive this Door Bell call. If the Door-Bell call is not accepted within 30 seconds or 2 minutes, the door bell call is automatically cancelled. A typical function for entrance control to a building with many receiving stations inside.

2: Call request. (CAS, Central Answering Service)

A signal is audible in the receiving stations when the call button is pressed in AB731A. The call can be accepted in the receiving full keypad master stations, by pressing the “0” button. A total of 3 master stations can receive this call request. The calling AB731A stations are queued until answered, with no time limits. A maximum of 19 AB731A stations can be queued. A typical function in a surveillance system with calls to one guard position

3: Direct call to numbers 13, 19, 29, 39 or 49. The conversation can be limited to 30 seconds via switch programming, if nobody is inside to answer the direct call. The call will then be automatically disconnected after 30 seconds.

4: Emergency call

Press and keep down the call button. All stations programmed to receive group call no.2, will now receive the message. The connection is cancelled when the call button is released. The stations can receive incoming calls from all the other stations in the system.