Hi there,
I wrote a few times to email support, buth with no response…
I have 2-wire intercom, but it is (I think) analog system 1+N. There are only 2 places for wires, there is no possibility to connect more of them.
It works like that:
if someone rings I have a blinking led and ring tone as long as someone is pressing the button outside. If someone press button 3 times I have 3 rings, If someone holds the button I have continuos ringing.
if I pick up the handset I can hear and talk and then If I press the button inside, the intercom short-cuts the 2 wires together and this activates the latch in the door. In this time I can’t talk and hear. If I release the button I can hear and talk again.
if I put down the handset, I can’t open the door again until someone rings next time
and…
generally - if someone rings it is impossible to open the door without taking the handset into hand, if handset is on intercom and I press the button nothing happens
I want to buy OPENER to extend my system, but I would like to know if it will work…
Regards,
Pawel
Hi Pawel,
intercom systems that work in this way are supported (e.g. Elcom HAT-402). May I ask you about the brand and model of your intercom?
Best regards
Georg
I live in Poland, this is CYFRAL UNIFON TCL intercom - very popular in our country. But it is out of production now (building is from 2010). Today’s model is CYFRAL UNIFON SLIM.
In my opinion:
SW1 is switch under handset
SW2 is switch downstairs at the building
SW3 is button on my intercom to open the latch
I think, that the main unit in the building is TD3 or TD4, eventually TD6:
All diagrams you can find here:
Looking forward for info from you
I can help in developing with this type of intercoms, if you have any questions or if I can check something - please let me know.
I though that something has changed in nuki support, at least for new, still developed product… But now I see, that I was wrong and that looks as usually…
Hi Pawel,
I am really sorry for the late reply, I was out of office last week. Please give me some time to respond properly to your post. Thanks!
Best regards
Georg
Can you tell me, where those to wires connect to your intercom? Are those connection points somehow labeled? Maybe you could send me pictures from the inside of your intercom and where the two wires are connected! Thanks!
Best regards
Georg
The wires comes out from the wall and they are soldered directly to PCB at the botom of the intercom (i know, it is not usuall).
The connection points (on schematic above) are in the left top corner of course. LINE1 and GND.
It is photo from the internet, but it looks exactly the same.
And of course SW2 “RINGER” is switch to turn off the ringer of the intercom placed inside it, not the switch downstairs…
I tried this connection with my system, I need your help because I have some problem.
I explain my case.
At the input of my interphone I have only two wires.
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It works like that:
if someone rings I have a blinking led and ring tone as long as someone is pressing the button outside. If someone press button 3 times I have 3 rings, If someone holds the button I have continuos ringing.
if I pick up the handset I can hear and talk and then If I press the button inside, the intercom short-cuts the 2 wires together and this activates the latch in the door. In this time I can’t talk and hear. If I release the button I can hear and talk again.
if I put down the handset, I can’t open the door again until someone rings next time
and…
generally - if someone rings it is impossible to open the door without taking the handset into hand, if handset is on intercom and I press the button nothing happens
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I install the configuration that you proposed. It works when I ring the bell. But after that we are blocked. We can not open the door with switch downstair. It seems that Opener locked this function.
Hi, yes, it is working almost perfect. Only thing is sometimes notification sound is with some seconds delayed after opening the lock. Opening is working each time with no issues till today, a few months after installation.
I connected as Georg Sixt suggested a few posts upper.
black, yellow, green and blue to GND pin of intercom (directly to wire from wall)
red, orange and purple to HOT (LINE) pin of intercom (directly to wire from wall)
Intercom stays connected as before. It rings, but I do not need to pick up it, opener opens the door.
You need to check one thing:
Someone needs to go downstairs and press the button by the door.
Intercom rings.
Then you need just short (connect together for a few seconds) the pins from the wall (intercom must stay connected and be not picked up).
If this shorting opens the door you are set up
My does that.
Then you connect these 2 intercom wirees as witten and set up opener in the app as analog 2-wire intercom. Some of the functions will not work in this connection. I.e. turning off the ring, because intercom is connected normally and opener works as parallel device to it.
I have the same kind of issue with my intercom.
This is a variant of a Bitron Video AN0002, analog version, with only 2 wires.
Opening is done via short circuiting the 2 wires.
“Ring to open” do not work as when the intercom rings, I have a voltage of around 0,7V and Nuki do not manage to distinguish what is happening.
Here is some more details of my configuration: Analog intercom with 2 wires compatibility?
