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GH Series Installation Manual Supplement
1. Turn the power switch on the GH-BC to the ON position.
2. At the Entrance Panel, loosen the screw on the bottom of the front frame
using the supplied #10 spanner tool (part # 262230) and remove the front
panel.
(Note: a #10 spanner bit is available at most hardware stores.)
3. To put the system into program mode, lift the rubber cap on the GH-DA/A
and press and release the program button using a long thin tool, such
as a small screw driver. The In-Use LED will blink for approximately 6-15
seconds, then remain lit solid.
4. After the In-Use LED is lit solid, press and release the talk button on the
first tenant station. You should have hands-free communication between
the tenant and the entry at this point. If programming a video system,
should also have the video image from the entrance station.
5. For the GH -SW, press and release the button you wish to assign to the
tenant you are in communication with.
(If you press and hold until you hear the
beep tone, you have just cleared the station. Press and release quickly; you will
hear a short blip tone upon releasing. This indicates that the unit has been
programmed correctly.)
For the GH-NS, scroll to the resident name and number you wish to assign
then press and release the bell (call) button. A short blip tone will be
emitted at the entry panel indicating a successful program for that tenant.
See bullet point below if more than one blip is heard.
6. Press the talk button again on the tenant station to turn that unit off. If this
is your first time programming the system, it is recommended to exit
programming and test the station that you just programmed. Press the
program button on the GH-DA/A once to exit programming and the LED
will go off. You should now be able to call the tenant you just programmed.
If it works, re-enter program mode and repeat the previous steps to
program the remaining tenant stations in the system.
Programming Guide for Assigning Tenant Station ID Numbers
Ensure that all units are installed and wired properly. If your system includes the GH-NS name scroll
module, program the resident information (tenant names and room numbers) before assigning the ID’s.
7. If there is more than one tenant station in a unit, each station will have to be assigned to the entry
panel using the procedure above. The entry panel will emit 2 blip tones for the second unit, 3 blip
tones for the third unit, and 4 blip tones for the fourth unit that is programmed for entry from the panel.
5 blip tones indicates a programming error. If 5 blip tones are heard, you’ll need to clear the program
for the tenant and entry panel address. See page 3.
IMPORTANT:
Follow these instructions carefully when programming the GH entrance panel to call tenant stations.
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