Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums
RGR05 ringer module voltag requires 14VAC - new board DC ! - Printable Version

+- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com)
+-- Forum: Products (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-3.html)
+--- Forum: Door Stations (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-86.html)
+--- Thread: RGR05 ringer module voltag requires 14VAC - new board DC ! (/thread-5033.html)



- Home - 03-18-2019

I have just set up a new Comfort unit supplied with a 14V DC transformer.
The customer has a door phone that requires me to fit a ringer module (RGR05).
The RGR05 is clearly marked 14VAC.

When is a replacement RGR(06) unit available that can handle the new DC input?




- slychiu - 03-18-2019

The DSI01 module plugs in to the new Comfort PCB with DC power supply

This replaces the RGR05. RGR05 wil not be able to plug in to the new PCB



- Home - 03-18-2019

And I can purchase a DS101 from .............
As my customer is awaiting the ring from her doorphone ?
A




- Home - 03-18-2019

DSI stands for ..........
Door station interface !Double standard institute!


- Home - 03-18-2019

So this looks like a stand alone door entry module - it has power bus and voice mic outputs so i would assume that a doorphone could be connected directly to it.
Can it be connected remotely form the main CPU pcb?




- slychiu - 03-19-2019

Laser.

Door Station Interface

Never heard of the Double standard Institute!


- Home - 03-21-2019

Laser DO NOT have it listed on their web site?




- slychiu - 03-21-2019

It is new so they may not have listedI suggest to ask them to order, as they have an order pending with Cytech