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Hi all,
I am redecorating my flat, I disconnected the entryphone to make it wasier to strip wallpaper/paint/etc, and stupidly didn't photograph the internal wiring. I thought the terminals/colors would be standard, but apparently not...
It's an Urmet 1130 entry phone, if that helps- I found a data sheet online (http://www.intercomsrus.com/handset pdf/Urmet 1130 Intercom Handset Data Sheet.pdf)
Any advice on how to go about re-wiring it? The cable has 12 cores, ie 6 pairs of wires (blue with white strips/white with blue stripes, green/white pair, orange/white pair, brown/white pair, grey/white pair, red/brown pair).
The blue/white pair both have 'loops' on the bare wire, so must have been in use
Brown/white pair: both have loops
Green/white pair: no loops (so probably unused?)
Orange/blue pair: neither wire has even been stripped, so must be unused
Orange/white pair: the white/orange core has a loop, the orange/white core does not
Grey/white pair: one loop, one not
That leaves me with 6 wires (I think!) to connect to the terminals.
It's a ground floor flat so could I just trial-and-error it with a friend pushing on the buzzer just outside the door, while I touch a wire to each terminal to figure out which is which? Any risk of electrocuting myself if I do this while he is pushing the buzzer....?)
I guess I would start by attaching each wire to terminal 9 ('lock') and seeing if I can successfuly unlock the front door by pressing the unlock button. Does that make sense?
Any help or pointers gratefully received!
I am redecorating my flat, I disconnected the entryphone to make it wasier to strip wallpaper/paint/etc, and stupidly didn't photograph the internal wiring. I thought the terminals/colors would be standard, but apparently not...
It's an Urmet 1130 entry phone, if that helps- I found a data sheet online (http://www.intercomsrus.com/handset pdf/Urmet 1130 Intercom Handset Data Sheet.pdf)
Any advice on how to go about re-wiring it? The cable has 12 cores, ie 6 pairs of wires (blue with white strips/white with blue stripes, green/white pair, orange/white pair, brown/white pair, grey/white pair, red/brown pair).
The blue/white pair both have 'loops' on the bare wire, so must have been in use
Brown/white pair: both have loops
Green/white pair: no loops (so probably unused?)
Orange/blue pair: neither wire has even been stripped, so must be unused
Orange/white pair: the white/orange core has a loop, the orange/white core does not
Grey/white pair: one loop, one not
That leaves me with 6 wires (I think!) to connect to the terminals.
It's a ground floor flat so could I just trial-and-error it with a friend pushing on the buzzer just outside the door, while I touch a wire to each terminal to figure out which is which? Any risk of electrocuting myself if I do this while he is pushing the buzzer....?)
I guess I would start by attaching each wire to terminal 9 ('lock') and seeing if I can successfuly unlock the front door by pressing the unlock button. Does that make sense?
Any help or pointers gratefully received!