1105
Open Voice Tenant Station for the GF System
- INSTRUCTIONS -
The GFO-1DL and GFO-1DLF are open voice tenant stations for the GF system. The unit features door answering and
door release with up to five entrance stations, Concierge call, and the connection of an optional panic call station (GFK-
PS). A separate standard doorbell can be added to ring the unit with a unique tone. The unit includes TALK, DOOR
RELEASE, and CONCIERGE CALL buttons. Each GFO-1DL counts as 2.5 handset stations on a standard GF system,
therefore the maximum capacity of the system is 100 stations (see specifications).
NAMES & FUNCTIONS:
Speaker
Microphone
LED: Green during
KEY SYMBOL: Press
communication
to release the door
TALK: Press to
answer call, release
to listen
BELL SYMBOL: Press
TALK first, then BELL button
to call the Concierge/
Security Guard (if
applicable)
END: Press to end the
call (with the entrance
panel or concierge).
VOLUME: Controls
incoming volume
CALL TONE VOLUME:
3-position switch underneath faceplate
to adjust call tone to OFF, MID, HIGH.
LED flashes red when call tone is OFF.
COMPATIBILITY:
1. The GFO-1DL can be used in any GF system as an audio-only open voice room station.
(No video if used in a video system.)
- GF Audio entry with buttons
- GF Audio entry with digital entrance panel
- GF Video entry with buttons
- GF Video entry with digital entrance panel
2. Station capacity of the GF system changes when using open voice tenant stations. Each GFO-1DL
occupies the capacity of 2.5 handset or monitor stations, thus lowering the overall number of
tenant stations allowed in a system.
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PROGRAMMING & OPERATION:
PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM (INDIVIDUAL BUTTON PANEL):
1. Remove faceplate of GF entrance panel.
2. Lift rubber cap located on the upper right side of the GF-DA/B speaker module.
3. Using a long slender tool, momentarily press the programming button through the hole inside the GF-DA/B.
4. The In-Use LED will blink for approximately 15 seconds, then will become steadily lit.
5. With In-USE LED steadily lit, press the TALK button momentarily on the GFO-1DL you wish to program. (Only
one station can be programmed at a time.) Communication will be present (push-to-talk, release-to-listen at unit).
6. Momentarily press the call button in the GF-SW that is designated to call that tenant station. A single beep will be heard.
7. Press END button on GFO-1DL. (This is like hanging up the handset on a standard GF-1DK model.)
8. If the tenant has a second room station:
8a. Press the second unit's TALK button momentarily. Communication will be present.
8b. Press the same call button on the entrance panel. Two beeps will be heard.
8c. Press END button.
NOTE: If five beeps are heard when programming, that is an error indication. Clear the station by pressing and
holding the call button on the panel until a continuous beep is heard. Then reprogram by momentarily pressing the
call button again and releasing. A short single beep will be heard.
9. Repeat steps 5 through 8c to program each room station.
10. When programming is completed, press programming switch in GF-DA/B again. In-Use LED will turn off.
11. The system is now in regular operating mode.
12. Secure the rubber cap and replace the front panel.
13. Repeat the above programming process for each entrance panel in the system.
Put Entrance panel in
program mode.
Press program button in
GF-DA/B again to return to
normal operation mode.
Press TALK button of
station to be programmed.
Press designated call button
in GF-SW momentarily.
Press END
button on
GFO-1DL after
it has been
programmed.
Program each station in the
system in the same manner.
PROGRAMMING DIGITAL ENTRANCE PANEL* TO CALL GFO-1DL ROOM STATIONS:
* NOTE: Program tenant's 3 or 4 digit number and name into the GF-NS/A first. Use computer program that comes with
the GF-NS/A or enter manually, as shown in the GF-NS/A instructions.
1~5. Follow steps 1 through 5 as described above.
6. Scroll to tenant's name or number (or enter number with keypad) on entrance panel, then momentarily press BELL
button (green-lit BELL symbol). A short beep will be heard.
7. Press END button on GFO-1DL. (This is like hanging up the handset on a standard GF-1DK model.)
7a. Program second room station the same way, and two beeps will be heard.
8. Continue programming each station in the system in this manner.
Refer to GF-NS/A Instructions for more detail on programming the digital scroll module.
PROGRAMMING THE CONCIERGE STATION (GF-MK) TO CALL GFO-1DL ROOM STATIONS:
1. Put GF-MK into programming mode as described in GF-MK Instructions, page 2-3.
2. Lift handset on GF-MK first.
3. At tenant station to be programmed, press TALK button. Communication will be established.
4. Scroll to tenant's name or number (or enter number with keypad), then momentarily press BELL button (green-lit BELL
symbol). A short beep will be heard.
5. Press END button on GFO-1DL. (This is like hanging up the handset on a standard GF-1DK model.)
5a. Program second room station the same way, and two beeps will be heard.
6. Continue programming each room station in the same manner, then go out of programming mode to return to normal
operation.
Refer to GF-MK Instructions for more detailed information on concierge programming.
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OPERATION:
1. Press the tenant's call button on the entrance panel, and a ring tone will be heard at the tenant station.
1a. If a digital entrance panel is used, enter the tenant's 3 or 4 digit code or scroll to their name, then press the green-lit
"bell" button on the entrance panel.
2. Answer the call at the tenant station by pressing the TALK button. NOTE: There is a brief delay when initially
pressing TALK, so pause for approximately one second before speaking.
3. Release TALK button to listen to the calling visitor. To speak to caller again, press TALK button. There is no delay on
subsequent presses of the TALK button.
4. To activate the door release, momentarily press the KEY symbol button. This will activate the door release
mechanism at the calling entrance panel. The duration of the release is determined by the door release timer setting
on the back of the GF-DA/B audio module.
5. To end the conversation, press END button. If END is not pressed, the communication path will automatically time
out after approximately 2-1/2 minutes.
NOTE: If the END button was not pressed at the end of the previous call, it must be pressed first before pressing the
TALK button to answer a new incoming call.
Call from Entrance panel
or Concierge Station
Answer the call at the
tenant station by
pressing TALK button to
talk, release to listen.
Press "key" symbol
button to release
the door.
Press END button to
conclude the call.
END
Note: Above graphics are not an exact replication of the GFO-1DL, but are for illustration purposes only.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE:
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
When in program mode, press and release call button
quickly. Do not hold button down too long, which
actually clears the programming for that station. When
Audio works in programming mode, but after
programmed, can't call or communicate with room Holding call button down too long programming with digital panel, dial number, then press
station.
when programming.
and release green "bell" button.
Another station has been
Press and hold call button until solid beep is heard at
When programming the first station in an
apartment, 2 beeps are heard instead of 1 beep
(Two beeps should be heard only when
programming 2nd unit in each apartment)
When programming, 5 beep tones in rapid
programmed on that channel and entrance while in programming mode to clear the
the 2 beeps indicate a 2nd station memory. Press again once and release. If 1 short beep
programmed on the same call
button.
is heard, programming is correct. If 5 short beeps are
heard, clear again and reprogram.
Clear the programming by pressing the call button and
succession are heard instead of the normal single- Programming done improperly, or holding it until you hear a solid tone, then reprogram. If
or double-beep tones.
wiring is not correct.
that does not work, double check wire connections.
Make sure that the END button is pressed on each
station after it's been programmed. Only the station
being programmed should be in the communication
mode with the entrance station. Go to each station in
the system and make sure END button is pressed.
If more than one entrance station is set to the same
identification number (1 - 5) the program button will not
No communication at GFO-1DL in program mode, END button not pressed on
even with TALK button pressed.
another station in the system
LED on GF-DA at entry panel does not light, panel
emits high-pitched squeal. Program button does
not work.
Panel identification DIP switches work. The LED will not light and entrance panel will emit
set improperly.
a high pitched whistle.
In program mode, system will not give the
acknowledgement beep or the clear tone when
holding down the button.
Wire changes made with power
applied, or ground fault.
Cycle system power to any / all bus controllers present
(GF-BC, GF-VBC, etc).
After entering program mode on GF-MK, handset on
that unit must be picked up first before pressing TALK
button on GFO-1DL. If no communication, press END
button on GFO-1DL, then pick up GF-MK handset. Then
press TALK button on room station and communication
should be established.
Can't establish communication in program mode
between GF-MK and GFO-1DL.
Not following proper sequence.
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SPECIFICATIONS:
System Capacity:
Max. 100 units in a system with all GFO-1DL's. Each GFO-1DL takes the capacity of 2.5
standard GF-1DK handset models.. If intermixing, multiply each GFO-1DL in the system
(including 2nd tenant stations also) by 2.5, then add the number of handsets included. Total
number must not exceed 250.
Communication:
Push-to-talk, release-to-listen at tenant station. Press END to conclude call (like hanging up
handset)
Hands free from entrance panel to tenant
Calling:
Wiring:
Electronic ring tone from entrance panel to tenant station
Differentiated ring tone from individual doorbell
2-conductor common bus wire throughout system. Max. 20 units on each trunk line.
Run additional independent 2-cond. wire from each unit’s doorbell button to unit (if included),
and 2 cond. from GFK-PS panic switch to GFO-1DL.
Wiring Distance:
GF-BC to farthest GFO-1DL: 980' with 20AWG
Total cumulative wire distance must not exceed 1.5 miles (8,200') with 20AWG
Use Aiphone wire # 872002. Additional year warranty on the system with Aiphone wire.
7-1/8” H x 5-5/8” W x 2-1/8” D (GFO-1DL)
Wire:
Dimensions:
8-1/8" H x 6-1/8" W x 1-3/8" D (GFO-1DLF)
FCC Class B Verification
NOTE: 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 installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
— Reorient or locate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTE:
Only information pertaining to the GFO-1DL is included here. For complete installation, wiring, programming and operational
information, please refer to the GF Installation Manual, GF-MK and GF-NS/A manuals.
Aiphone Communication Systems
1700 130th Ave. N.E.
Bellevue, WA 98005
(425) 455-0510
Toll Free Technical Support:
1-800-692-0200
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