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4-wire Intercom Block: Correct Wiring for Uniphone with Red, Green, Blue, White Wires

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  • #31 17069195
    zybex
    Helpful for users
    If only two cables were connected (white and blue), then you bought the wrong uniphone.
    You should have bought a uniphone for two-wire systems and you bought for multi-strand (4, 5 or 6). You just need to know if your system is digital or analog. The digital ones are e.g. Proel PC-255, Cyfral Smart-D, and the analog ones are e.g. Cyfral TCL, Cyfral Smart analog or similar.
    However, it is best to check with your neighbor what type it should be, so as not to buy the wrong uniphone again.
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  • #32 17069747
    karl102
    Level 28  
    Michnik14 wrote:
    Previously, a standard white intercom was connected, two white and blue cables were connected

    This saves us only by removing the cassette at the entrance, because the standard intercom (not necessarily white) depends strictly on the type of the exchange.
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  • #33 17867405
    kasan102
    Level 1  
    Good day. I have got some questions:
    Are there any hands-free uniphones for 4-wire installations in blocks?
    I would like to ask for any suggestions.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting a uniphone in a 4-wire intercom system. The user is facing issues with the wiring configuration, as different combinations yield varying results in functionality. Responses highlight the importance of correctly identifying the mass connection and the specific type of uniphone being used, noting that analog and digital uniphones are not interchangeable. Several users suggest testing all possible wiring combinations and emphasize the need for proper grounding. Additionally, they provide insights into the functions of individual wires and recommend specific uniphone models compatible with 4-wire systems, such as Wekta TK6 and Urmet. The conversation also touches on troubleshooting techniques and the necessity of consulting neighbors for wiring references.
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