Help with analogue intercom

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Hi, I need some help with Nuki Opener on an analogue (Chinese) intercom. I have the intercom schema and some pictures of the circuit board. I can work out where to put the Ground, Ring, Mic and Speaker wires. I have trouble figuring out where to connect the Blue (Open) wire to bypass the intercom open button. I would appreciate some help. Thank you

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Here is the schema:

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Here is the photo of the board:

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Hi guys, I am posting an update:

I managed to get a somewhat working Nuki Opener today. I attach a picture of the board (front and back) and I put colored dots with my working configuration so far. So I managed to get Nuki to open the door from the App and also automatically to open the door when I ring on the bell (the tests that are performed when you start to configure Nuki Opener). I highlighted the Open button with red on the picture (on the right side). So I followed the board channel to find where to put the Nuki Blue wire. There were two options but I tried with the first one and it worked.

But I have a couple of defects:

  1. When I ring the bell there is no sound coming (neither from the Intercom or from the Nuki Opener)

  2. To get it working I had to make sure the intercom handset is lifted (Even without the Nuki the intercom Open button only works when the handset is lifted). The lift indicator is the large blue/black button in the middle also highlighted in red.

For the first problem I have to figure out what might be the problem. In the Nuki configuration it was shown to connect the green wire to the RNG outlet, but I connected the yellow one (as shown in the additional documentation for Analogue generic intercoms). So the green one is now not connected to anything.

For the second problem, I suspect the Jumpers that I highlighted in red on the picture. I have to try removing them to see if that would change something.

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If anybody has an idea, please comment.
Thank you

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Another update to my monologue: It turns out the intercom is actually ringing. Now I only need to figure out the handset problem.

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After a short test drive with the company that delivered the intercom system, the problem is fixed. I connected only the Ground, Ring and Open wires. Ground and Ring are connected where they are supposed to be. Open is connected to the Microphone outlet. This seems to make the proper connection while bypassing the handset circuit. So now, everything works as designed.

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Hello Ivan,
thanks for the great post and for all the efforts you put into finding the correct wiring.
I have the same Intercom but connected only with 3 wires - GND on terminal 5, Speaker on terminal 8 and Microphone on terminal 9. In my case terminal 7 is empty. I am planing on buying Nuki Opener and wanted to ask you if you removed any of the jumpers and did the wiring remained as marked on the picture?

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Hi. I think we didn’t touch the jumpers. The wiring is as I described - Ground on 5, Ring on 7, Open on 9. My apartment is on the last floor, that’s why I think I have more wires going in. To solve the problem I went to the company that installs those intercoms. They have there a tech guy, who knows the devices in details. I brought the nuki and my intercom there and we managed to get it working.

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Hello Ivan,

my Nuki Opener finally arrived. Thanks to you I have set it up very quickly and everything is working.
As you describe in order to be able to unlock while the the headset is closed you need to connect GND on 5, Speaker on 8 and Open and Microphone on 9. I do not have anything connected on 7 but I will experiment with that later.

Thank you very much for your hard work. I was also able to create a shortcut on my iPhone and I can open the door with voice command to Siri or by pressing the shortcut that I put on the Home Screen.

Best regards

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