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Intercom Beeps for Every Code Entry, Not Just Mine: Equipment Replacement?

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  • #1 16326598
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    Good day.
    The problem is as follows.
    I have an intercom at home, the principle of which is that when someone enters a code, this beeps, then I know that someone is coming. The problem is that I replaced the intercom and now it beeps every time anyone types the code to themselves. that is, it does not have to enter the correct mine, only any one that opens the door. In a word, the neighbor enters the house, I can hear it .. can I do something about it, is this equipment for replacement ??
    Thanks in advance for the tips.
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  • #2 16326710
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    Enter the type of intercom, you may need to set the apartment number on the jumpers inside it.
  • #3 16326902
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    uniofon ORNO OR-AD-5002
  • #4 16327067
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    How did you choose such and not another uniphone?
  • #5 16327261
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    Since my knowledge in this area is poor (not to say any), I entered a 2-wire intercom in the search engine (because such a cable protruded from the wall and so was suggested by a friend who works a bit on electricity). also, most likely, I bought the incompatible ..; /
    the control panel has only the "ACO" designation.
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  • #6 16327557
    GRZEGORZ OST
    Level 17  
    Orno will not work properly with ACO. Report to the building administrator that you want to replace the intercom, the installer will come and put it on. You can also enter "ACO digital uniphone" on the alert
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  • #7 16327682
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    krazzinsky wrote:
    most likely I bought incompatible ..; /


    Exactly.
    As it turns out, the internet can be disastrous, and a friend "dealing with a bit of electricity" of little use :)

    You need a uniphone, eg INS-UP720B http://tinyurl.com/j6e72s7

    greetings
  • #8 16331709
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    okay i bought one allegedly compatible with aco.
    but something still does not work .... I do not know what else I can do .. LASKOMEX LM-8 / W-6 now such a handset.
    the red wire is connected to L +, and the blue wire to L-. I tried the other way around and it doesn't work
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  • #9 16331729
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    And the line voltage is there and the polarity is OK?
    Remember to set the apartment number with jumpers.

    greetings
  • #10 16331772
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    voltage on the line and polarity is ok, but I am interested in these jumpers .. they are inserted in 1,2,4,8,16,32,64 (such values are given with them) Intercom Beeps for Every Code Entry, Not Just Mine: Equipment Replacement? ... there are still places for jumpers at 128 and 3 places for test.
  • #11 16331851
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #12 16331853
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    krazzinsky wrote:
    I'm interested in these jumpers .. they are inserted in 1,2,4,8,16,32,64 (such values are given next to them) there are still places for jumpers at 128 and 3 places for the test.


    And here's the problem. The jumpers address the uniphone (they indicate the number at which it is to be activated). The sum of the jumpers is supposed to give the apartment number, so e.g. for apartment number 20 we only assume (!)

    greetings
  • #13 16331878
    Ricoh_220

    Level 38  
    Maybe I wrote it wrong, but I suggested that the number was not set, only the factory jumpers on number 127 in computers is often a feedback loop.
    So the address 127.0.0.0
    So please do not drive for me because not knowing well on the intercoms, I was right, but I have misspelled what I am sorry for.
    And I thought that everyone can count 8 bits.
  • #14 16331893
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    Ricoh_220 wrote:
    Maybe I wrote it wrong, but I suggested that the number was not set, only the factory jumpers on number 127 in computers is often a feedback loop.
    So the address 127.0.0.0


    So set this number and don't "loop" :)
  • #15 16331900
    Ricoh_220

    Level 38  
    I wrote that I am not a specialist, say I was right that he did not set it?
    I know that there is a habit of going after others, but I do not support it, we are supposed to help
    if my answer is not correct you have an admin.
  • #16 16331912
    krazzinsky
    Level 8  
    it works!!! the jumpers solved the matter !! :) thank you!!
  • #17 16331920
    Ricoh_220

    Level 38  
    to: " Ircys ": However, I was right problem solved and you go on to be distant to help and quick to punch with others.
  • #18 16331937
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist  
    Ricoh_220 wrote:
    And yet I was right problem solved and you still be a long way to help and quick to punch from others.


    OK, sorry, I thought I was responding to the thread maker. This time I did a loop :)
  • #19 16331946
    Ricoh_220

    Level 38  
    Ok cool no offense. OK.
    The most important thing is that the problem is solved.
    And keep it up.
    I know that you know the intercoms very well, I only suggested with these bits.
    But in the photocopier I'm already good, I always help if I can.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing issues with a newly installed intercom system (Uniofon ORNO OR-AD-5002) that beeps for every code entry, not just their own. The user initially sought advice on whether the equipment needed replacement. Responses suggested checking the intercom type and setting the apartment number using jumpers. The user later revealed they had purchased a LASKOMEX LM-8/W-6 handset, but it still did not function correctly. After troubleshooting, including verifying line voltage and polarity, the user successfully resolved the issue by correctly setting the jumpers to match their apartment number, which eliminated the unwanted beeping.
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