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

Hello, I have a problem, I would like to connect the same uniphone in the apartment again, only the connection diagram got lost somewhere and I struggled with it for about 2 hours until I gave up but I came to some conclusions. But in turn, the wires are colored: White, Green, Blue, Red.

When connected in configuration:
Red, green, white, blue - the bell is working I heard my friend downstairs at the entrance to the cage but he didn't hear me

Red, green, blue, white - the bell is ok but I can't hear my friend and he hears me downstairs.

Red, blue, green, white - the bell does not work, but you can talk both ways

What this is about ??? maybe someone has any idea i tried bridging and other combinations but nothing got me to a good layout.

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Replacement of the intercom receiver - uniphone identification based on photos
Cyfral uniphones. Three different cameras in the same housing



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I have exactly the same problem,
I attach a photo from the old intercom and the new one

And what is the type of intercom?

witekkij wrote:

I have exactly the same problem,
I attach a photo from the old intercom and the new one

The old uniphone is a typical analog one, and the new one is a digital one. One will not replace the other.

gorylla wrote:

I would like to connect the same uniphone in the apartment again, only the connection diagram is lost somewhere

You did not give the type of uniphone, but never mind. As you have noticed yourself, different combinations behave differently. If you had "rehearsed" all of them (there are 16 of them), you would certainly have hit the right one. Let me just say that the most important thing is mass. It must be attached properly. The rest comes out on their own. With an incorrectly connected ground, this is exactly what happens with you.
As for bridging, you must not connect any of these 4 cables together. Bridges (if needed) are made in the uniphone. Usually it is one or two, but this is already prepared by the manufacturer. It is not known what you have for a uniphone, because you made a big secret of it.

Even too much of the company is not listed, in any case it is the same uniphone as it was before the renovation, it also has to work. There is a plus or minus on the PCB, i.e. the power supply then the 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 styling

I have a strange impression that everything is fastened on the green and the others are as if they were hanging in the air, but what's the best today, I had fun again and with one cable system I had a call, but at the same time a neighbor from the 4th floor picked up which is impossible for common sense, isn't it?

In the minus place, the mass should definitely be connected, and maybe someone will tell me when I connect the appropriate cable to the ground, then what should this state indicate noise or something else?

There are 96 combinations because we have 4 wires and four different fields and each cable should be in the right field 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 4 = 96

In my intercom, the blue cable is plugged into "-" and the yellow one is plugged into the "+", which you do not have. the rest of the veins are not plugged in anywhere.

gorylla wrote:

There are 96 combinations because we have 4 wires and four different fields and each cable should be in the right field 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 4 = 96

Take a picture of this uniphone, because it is difficult to help you by playing guessing and calculating combinations.

gorylla wrote:

There is a plus or minus on the board, i.e. power supply

Not necessarily, because, for example, in Wekt TK6 this means connecting the generator power supply (if it is necessary in a given intercom system).

Try here
www.proel.com.pl/produkty.php?id=1&c=3#

witekkij wrote:

I have exactly the same problem,
I attach a photo from the old intercom and the new one

Hello, from the photos you can see that the first uniphone is analog and the second is digital, i.e. you need an analog one, in the attachment there is a connection of a device from the same company to analog systems

Can anyone tell what function the individual cables perform in my old uniphone? ie where is the mass, calling, earpiece, microphone?

1 handset
CA call
2 microphone
6 mass

Hi
I bought a TK6 uniphone. but it does not go to connect it ... someone will tell you why the door does not open?

The bolt opening system, probably not seen any more.
No resistor between 1 and 6.
You have to remove the right jumper.

resistor? how many ohm?

New post # 14 05 Jun 2014 11:45 Re: How to connect WEKTA UNIFON TK6 to the old socket?
Hello, I have a problem with connecting the headphone to the intercom for some time I have not had it at all and I decided to buy in the wall I have 3 cables, one 2-wire 4-wire and 6-wire, I bought a vector intercom uniphone T6 4 5 6 wire. I connected a cable with 6 wires and the handset was able to use a microphone and ground, and the lock does not work, the colors of the cables are orange, blue and yellow, and white. colored sections and the white ones are not, she went to see her neighbor how she has connected and there is an intercom with 4 wires: - \ blue, orange and two white, she has it connected
Du white
Su orange
Mu blue
O- white.
When I connected these cables, they do not work.
I have no idea how to connect it, please help

I would like to ask for help in connecting the intercom

I recently bought a flat and the only thing I got from the old intercom is the photo below:


Could my colleagues help me in choosing a new uniphone and in determining which life is from what?

Looking from the right you have in turn:

Gray - call
Green - handset
Blue - microphone
White - mass

There is no opening button in the photo. If you can, show how it is connected.
Instead, you can use any uniphone for analog 4, 5 or 6-wire systems. An example is Wekta TK6, Urmet 1131, Laskomex LF3 etc.

Unfortunately, I only got this photo and the cable sticking out of the wall.

It does not change the fact that the schedule I have given is correct. Opening the lock can be performed on these wires (when the installation is 4 wires) or if there are, for example, 6 of them, then on two independent wires. It's just the so-called "detail" that will come out when connecting the uniphone.

How to implement opening in the case of Urmet 1140/1?

CA call,
1 loudspeaker line
2 microphone line,
6, 10 mass,
9 electric strike line



I understand that for me it would be:

Old - New

Gray - call - CA
Green - handset - 1
Blue - microphone - 2
White - mass - 6

and I need to make a jumper to open the electric strike?

Let us assume that the installation has 4 wires and the others are a reserve. The lock release button must therefore connect to the microphone wire. It connects to the ground with one end (the bridge on PCB 6-10 is visible) and the other end (i.e. terminal 9) must be connected to terminal 2 with a short cable.

the installation has 8 wires, but after the photo I got, I can see that only 4 were used

When I looked more closely at this old photo, you can see two white wires going to the button. They do not come from the installation, so it is definitely 4-wire.
The opening of the lock is therefore performed via the microphone vein. So do as I wrote above.

Hello. The first photo is an intercom at the neighbors. 2 and 3 are my headphones. How to connect any of them?

Your installation is 4 wires. The cable is two pairs and has the following wires: white, blue, white and orange. As you can see, there are two white ones and you need to mark one of them freely (to distinguish them). As for the two old uniphones you have, there is no problem with determining what to connect and where. On the other hand, your neighbor's uniphone is completely unknown to me. It looks like "Berg" but it has completely different pin markings and unfortunately I cannot determine what is where on the basis of this photo (on these four wires from the installation). If I could see the other side of the board (track) it wouldn't be a problem. The situation, however, is not hopeless, because even if it was not possible to suspect anyone, every electronics engineer can easily determine who lived and what their destiny.
If you had the opportunity to take a similar photo with another neighbor who has a well-known uniphone, eg Wekta TK-6 or Urmet, you could help you faster.

Ps. Your first uniphone is Tesla and the second is Berg and the table of replacements below.

Thanks for the answer, but so far it doesn't help me
Maybe you could write where which cable should be connected to this berg handset?
Let us assume any cable is the mass, which is called, etc. - I will have a maximum of 16 combinations.
Note that there is a bridge on J3 and J6 - remove it?
And what to connect to J5 and J6? The table contains "hook" and "mass hook"

There are 6-wire and 5-wire installations as well as 4-wire in your case. Bridges are used to adapt the uniphone to a 4-wire installation. This bridge in your Berg is for a light-emitting diode, which other uniphones do not have. It connects the power supply of the diode with the call signal. The conclusion is that the bridge is not necessary when you do not want the LED to be lit when calling.

Berg's schedule:

J1 - handset
J2 - microphone
J3 - call
J4 - ground
J5 - lock opening button
J6 - lock opening button
J7 - LED power supply plus (diode in series with a resistor about 500? ;)

bergk wrote:

And what to connect to J5 and J6? The table contains "hook" and "mass hook"

J5 connect to J2 and J6 connect to J4.
These bridges are not required to start the call and call. These bridges only serve to trigger the unlocking of the lock along the microphone line. I suggest you get a round-trip conversation first and then attach these bridges (so as not to get lost).

Short instruction.
Holding the handset to your ear, connect the cables to the J4 (ground) and J1 (handset) terminals for a test run. Do this until you hear distinct noises from the microphone near the front door. If you do it correctly, you will only have two wires left, namely the call (which has nothing on) and the microphone with power on it.

Important note. When you find the mass vein and headphones and hear the sounds I wrote above, it is almost a success, but it seems to be half-way. The point is that if you replace these two cables in places (for J4 and J1), the uniphone will behave in the same way, but only one option is correct. This will work when connecting the other wires.

Hello, I have a problem with the intercom in the block, 4 bundles of cables come out, each with 2 cables, how should I connect it? I am sending an attachment with pictures of the intercom and cables

What you can see from the wall is a twisted pair. The twisted cables are pairs. So in total you have 8 wires at your disposal. It is not known, however, whether all these cables are used or not. Let's assume that all of them, but it can also be a 4-wire installation and those twisted together are simply doubled.
You must read point 4 and try to connect by following the instructions given there. https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3289894.html
Nobody will tell you which cable is responsible for what based on the photo, which shows only the cable sticking out of the wall. Another option is to go to the neighbor and take a picture of his connection or write down the colors and numbers of terminals, and of course the name of the uniphone. Then, according to the available table of substitutes, it will be possible to determine the correct connection.

Previously, a standard white intercom was connected, two white and blue cables were connected