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Uniphone TK6 Intercom Connection Issues with a 6-Wire Cable: Functionality Concerns

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  • #31 14929818
    muad77
    Level 9  
    Uniphone TK6 Intercom Connection Issues with a 6-Wire Cable: Functionality Concerns Uniphone TK6 Intercom Connection Issues with a 6-Wire Cable: Functionality Concerns

    Hello,
    I have been browsing the forum for three hours and trying to connect a new intercom. Unsuccessfully. Paging still doesn't work (downstairs when someone wants to call me - I can't hear anything). When I press the button at the bottom there is no sound.

    The picture shows the connection diagram of the old intercom. The yellow and green cables are connected to each other (in the plug). I measured tensions between different pairs according to previous posts, but there are some strange results (0.00, 0.72 or 4.65). I would like to add that in this old intercom, the button visible in the photo on the left (the one with the tape) is the door opening, and on the right one regulating the removal and putting down of the handset).

    Thank you in advance for your help.

    Added after 1 [hours] 58 [minutes]:

    Still scheming, let me add that the white and gray wires cause a buzzing noise in the old handset (I blocked the calling and by trial and error I figured it out).
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  • #32 15335547
    bilin89
    Level 10  
    Hello!

    I have a TK6 intercom (for 2 days). I borrowed the diagram with the colors of the veins from my neighbor :)

    1- orange
    2- jumper from 6
    3- gray
    4- brown
    5- green
    6- jumper to 2 + blue

    microphone, earpiece and calling work :) there is only one problem -> when I pick up the receiver, the electromagnet starts working .. ??? I would prefer the lock to open from the button. What is wrong ???

    additional tips:
    1.if I disconnect the cable from 2, everything stops working ..
    2.if I disconnect the wires from terminals 1 to 4, the bolt button works ...

    greetings

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    I forgot to add that the jumpers in the place where the 5 + 1, 3 + 1 operating mode are set are removed, i.e. the uniphone is in the 5 + 1 mode
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  • #33 15337482
    zybex
    Helpful for users
    After all, how many wires are there in installation 6 or 5?
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  • #34 15344662
    bilin89
    Level 10  
    There are 5 wires in the installation. The intercom has two options for setting 3 + 1 and 5 + 1 is set to 5 + 1.
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  • #35 15346570
    zybex
    Helpful for users
    With five veins, you cannot set it to 5 + 1 because you will certainly experience undesirable side effects. One jumper is to be placed.
  • #36 15446072
    bilin89
    Level 10  
    the jumper is off. but from what I conclude, when it is removed, the intercom works in the 5 + 1 mode, and when it is put on, it works in the 3 + 1 mode.? am I wrong?
  • #37 15446211
    zybex
    Helpful for users
    No jumper is to be set in the 5 + 1 mode.
    In the 3 + 1 mode, both jumpers are to be set.
    The manufacturer did not provide for other options. In the case of a 5-wire installation, therefore, only the jumper mentioned needs to be removed. The ground will then be common for the button and the speaking system.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connection issues with the Uniphone TK6 intercom using a 6-wire cable. Users report problems such as poor audio quality, inability to communicate from the handset to the downstairs unit, and ringing issues when the handset is lifted. Suggestions include checking the wiring connections, verifying the microphone amplifier's functionality, and ensuring proper grounding. Some users have successfully resolved their issues by adjusting jumper settings and reconfiguring wire connections. The conversation also touches on the compatibility of different wire configurations and the potential for damage to the intercom unit due to incorrect connections.
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