Aiphone IX-RS-B User manual

IX-RS-B, IX-RS-W (Handset Sub Station)
Issue Date: Oct. 2018 FK2468 B P1018 MQ 60409
Introduction
• Read this manual before installation and connection.
Read the "Setting Manual" and "Operation Manual". The manuals can be downloaded from our
homepage at "https://www.aiphone.net/product/support/" free of charge. (The manuals will be
available from 9 November 2018 onwards.)
• After completing installation and connection, program the system according to the “Setting Manual”.
The system cannot operate unless it is programmed.
• After performing installation, review with the customer how to operate system. Leave
documentation accompanying the Master Station with the customer.
Perform installation and connection only after gaining sufficient understanding of the
system and this manual.
The illustrations used in this manual may differ from the actual stations.
Example of System Configuration
LAN
PoE switch
(third party)
PC (third party)
PoE switch
(third party)
PoE switch
(third party)
Network video
recorder
(third party)
Network camera
(third party)
IX-DVFIX-DA
IX-MV
PoE switch
(third party)
PoE switch
( third party )
IXW-MA
PoE switch
( third party )
IX-SS-2G
IX-RS-BIX-MV7-HB
PoE switch
(third party)
Status Indicator
Refer to "IX-RS-W, IX-RS-B Operation Manual" for additional indicators not listed below.
: Lit : Off
Status (pattern) Meaning
Orange
flashing
Normal flashing
0.75 sec0.75 sec
Booting
Rapid flashing
0.25 sec0.25 sec
Device error,
Startup error
Long interval flashing
0.5 sec4sec
Communication
failure
Long irregular flashing
1
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
Firmware version
updating
Short irregular flashing
1
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
0.25
sec
Initializing
Blue light Standby
Part Names and Accessories
Included accessories
Wall-mounting
screws ×2
Option
connector ×1
Wall-mounting
wood screws ×2
Mounting bracket ×1
(attached to the unit)
Back viewFront view
MAC address
Call tone/Incoming voice volume
Door release indicator (Green)
Communication indicator
(Orange)
Call indicator (Green)
Door release button (Green)
(Button appears when it is a
usable option.)
Handset
Speaker
Call/Talk button
Status indicator
(Orange/Blue)
LAN port
Option connector terminal
Reset button
IX-RS-B, IX-RS-W
Microphone
Installation Manual ×2
(English, Japanese)
Notice
(IX Manuals and
Software) ×1
Product
warranty
(Japanese) ×1
Warning Negligence could result in death or serious injury.
Do not disassemble or modify the
device.
May cause fire or electrical shock.
Do not, under any circumstances,
open up the device.
Voltage within some internal
components may cause electrical
shock.
The device is not designed to
explosion-proof specifications.
Do not install or use in an oxygen
room or other such locations
filled with volatile gases.
May cause fire or explosion.
Caution Negligence could result in injury to people or damage to
property.
Do not install or connect the
device with the power on.
May cause electrical shock or
malfunction.
Do not turn on power without first
checking to make sure the wiring
is correct and there are no
improperly terminated wires.
May cause fire or electrical shock.
Install the device in a position
where it will not easily be brushed
against by somebody's shoulder,
etc.
Failure to do so could result in injury.
For testing and verification of
chime volume and call tone
volume, do not hold the handset
close to your ear.
May cause harm to the ear if a
sudden loud noise is emitted.
Do not put your ear close to the
speaker when using the device.
May cause harm to the ear if a
sudden loud noise is emitted.
General Precautions
• Install low-voltage lines at least 30cm (11") away from high-voltage lines (AC100V, 200V), especially inverter
air conditioner wiring. Failure to do so may result in interference or malfunction.
Notice
• The illustrations and images used in this manual may differ from the actual items.
• If the device is used in areas where there are business-use wireless devices such as a transceiver or mobile
phones, it may cause malfunction.
• If the device is installed close to a light dimmer, an inverter electrical appliance or the remote control unit of a
hot-water system or floor-heating system, it may create interference and cause a malfunction.
• If the device is installed in an area with an extremely strong electrical field, such as in the vicinity of a
broadcasting station, it may create interference and cause a malfunction.
Precautions for mounting
• Installing the device in the following locations could cause malfunction:
-Locations exposed to direct sunlight
-Locations that get hot
Close to a heater, boiler, etc.
-Locations where there is risk of exposure to liquid, dust, oil, or chemicals
-Locations with high humidity
Bathroom, basement, greenhouse, etc.
-Locations with low temperature
Inside a cold storage warehouse, the front of a cooler, etc.
-Locations directly exposed to steam or oil smoke
Next to heating devices or a cooking space, etc.
-Sulphurous environments such as a hot spring area
-Locations close to the sea or directly exposed to sea breeze
• If existing wiring is used, the device may not operate properly. In that case, it will be necessary to replace the
wiring.
• Do not, under any circumstances, use an impact driver to fasten screws. Doing so may cause damage to the
device.
Precautions
Installation Manual

How to Install
Installation of Handset Sub Station
■Back wiring
4
Mounting height
(center of gang box)
1,350 mm (4' 5'')
Mounting bracket
(attached to the back
of the unit)
Low-voltage lines
1-gang box
1
Attach the unit to the
mounting bracket.
3
Unit
Cat-5e/6 cable
Wall-mounting screws (included) x2
Option
connector
(included)
Join the option connector (included) to the
low-voltage lines, and insert the option connectors
and Cat-5e/6 cable.
2
①Insert the connector into the station
until it clicks.
②Set the handset on the unit.
Attach the handset.Position the mounting
bracket with “ UP”
facing up and affix.
■Surface wiring
Position with “ UP” facing up.
Wire mold
(Please prepare separately)
Please decide the size of the wire
mold according to the wiring
cables to accommodate.
Cat-5e/6 cable
Mounting
bracket
Wall-mounting wood
screws (included) ×2
Recommended
Mounting height
(center of mounting
bracket)
1,350 mm (4' 5'')
(max.1,900mm (6' 2-2/3"))
Low-voltage
lines
Unit
80 mm (3-1/8'') or less
Wire mold
Use a covering duct for
Cat-5e/6 cable and low-voltage
lines, and leave a space
(exposed portion) of no more
than 80mm (3-1/8'') between
the unit and the covering duct.
※Cut off if necessary.
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※
How to Connect
Connection Precautions
■Cat-5e/6 cable
• For connection between devices, use a straight-through cable.
• If necessary, when bending the cable, please observe the manufacturer’s recommendations. Failure to do so could cause a communication failure.
• Do not strip away the cable insulation any more than is necessary.
• Perform termination in accordance with TIA/EIA-568A or 568B.
• Before connecting the cable, be sure to verify conduction using a LAN checker or similar tool.
• A RJ45 covered connector cannot be connected to the LAN ports of the master stations or the door stations. Use cables without covers on the connectors.
• Be careful not to pull on the cable or subject it to excessive stress.
■Precautions regarding low-voltage line
• Use PE (polyethylene)-insulated PVC jacketed cable. Parallel or jacketed conductors, mid-capacitance, non-shielded cable is recommended.
• Never use twisted-pair cable or coaxial cable.
• 2Pr quad V twisted pair cables cannot be used.
Coaxial cableParallel cable
■When connecting low-voltage lines, perform the connection using either the crimp sleeve
method or soldering, then insulate the connection with electrical tape.
Crimp terminal
Solid
wire
Stranded
wire
Solid
wire
Stranded
wire
Electrical tape
Soldering
Electrical tape
Line up the solid wire
and stranded wire and
crimp them together.
1.Overlap the tape by at
least a half width and
wrap the connection at
least twice.
2.Twist the stranded
wire around the solid
wire at least 3 times.
1.After bending down the
point, perform soldering,
with care that no wires
protrude from the
soldering.
2.Overlap the tape by at
least a half width and
wrap the connection
at least twice.
3.
Crimp sleeve method Soldering method
• If the connector-attached lead wire is too short, extend the lead with an intermediate connection.
• As the connector has polarity, perform the connection correctly. If the polarity is incorrect, the device will not operate.
• When using the crimp sleeve method, if the end of the connector-attached lead wire has been soldered, first cut off the soldered part and then perform crimp.
• After completing connection of wires, check that there are no breaks or inadequate connections. When connecting low-voltage lines in particular,
perform the connection using either soldering or the crimp sleeve method and then insulate the connection with electrical tape. For optimal
performance, keep the number of wiring connections to a minimum.
Simply twisting low-voltage lines together will create poor contact or will lead to oxidization of the surface of the low-voltage lines over long-term use, causing poor
contact and resulting in the device malfunctioning or failure.
Wiring Connection
Soldering method Crimp sleeve
method
NO
COM
NC
S
SE
SP
SP
PE0.8(20AWG)-2C
PE0.8(20AWG)-2C
PE0.65-1.2 (17-22AWG)-2C
IX-RS-*
LAN/PoE *
* IEEE802.3 af
CAT-5e/6 straight PoE Switch
Relay output ※1
Contact input ※2
100 m (330')
External speaker output ※³
15 m (49')
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
Handset Sub Station
※1 Relay Output Specifications
Output method Form C dry contact (N/O or N/C)
Contact rating 24 VAC, 1A (resistive load)
24 VDC, 1A (resistive load)
Minimum overload (AC/DC): 100mV, 0.1mA
※2 Option Input Specifications
Input method Programmable dry contact (N/O or N/C)
Level detection method
Detection time 100 msec or more
Contact resistance Make: 700 Ω or less
Break: 3 kΩ or more
Terminal short-circuit current 10 mA or less
Voltage between terminals 5.5 VDC or less (between open terminals)
※3 External Speaker Output Specifications
Output impedance 8 Ω
Maximum output power 2 w
• Insulate and secure unused low-voltage lines and the connector-attached lead wire.