Anchor KP-800C Operating manual

Anchor AN-3668 Video
Intercom System
User's and Installation Manual
KP-800C/AN-3668/GS-001
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Contents
1. Introduction 2
2. Operating Instructions 5
2.1 Instructions for the AN-3668 Room Station Operation 5
2.2 Instructions for the KP-800C Entrance Station Operation 6
3. Conduit Tubing 7
3.1 Conduit Tubing Layout 7
3.2 Conduit Tubing Tips 7
3.3 Pulling the Wires 9
4. Interface Wiring 11
5. Other Wiring 12
6. Installation 13
6.1 Pre-Installation 13
6.2 Installation of the KP-800C Entrance Station 13
6.3 Installation of the AN-3668 Room Station 14
6.4 Code Setting Board on the AN-3668 Room Station 14
6.5 Decoding Process 16
7. Detailed Wiring Diagram 18
8. Maintenance and Repair 21
8.1 Basic Troubleshooting 21
8.2 Checking System Wiring 21
8.3 Troubleshooting the AN-3668 Room Station 22
9. Specifications 23
9.1 AN-3668 Room Station Specifications 23
9.2 KP-800C Entrance Station Specifications 23
9.3 Power Supply Specifications 23
10. Service Guarantee 24
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1: Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Anchor Security System's AN-3668 Video
Intercom system. We are sure that once you have started using it, you will find
that it is a very convenient and reliable system, designed to make the process
of protecting your home, business, or factory a little easier.
Before we begin with the installation and setup
instructions, we would like to explain the concepts
behind each component of the system. The basic
system consists of Entrance Stations, placed outside
the entrance to a building or dwelling, and Room
Stations, placed in the homes in a building or rooms in
a dwelling.
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Fig. 1.1: The Room Station
AN-3668 Room Stations have three main buttons, which are explained in
the table below:
Door Open Button: Triggers the electronic
lock, to open the door, and let guests enter.
Monitor Button: Turns on the monitor for
surveillance of the entrance.
Call Button: For communications with the
Security Station
The room station also includes a LCD monitor screen, a telephone handset,
a speaker, a keypad, and various status lights. When a guest has arrived and
entered the proper code number, the LCD screen will automatically come on,
displaying the image transmitted from the entrance station, as well as making
a Ding-Dong sound. If the host needs to speak with the guest, they simply
have to pick up the telephone handset. If they decide to let the guest enter the
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building, they simply have to press the DOOR OPEN button.
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9 0 A B
CClear Call Sec
kp-800
Operation Instruction
1.Key in resident‘s digit code and press “Call”.
2.In then event of error ,press “Clear” and key
in correct numbers.
3.Resideents must press “Call” before keying
in personal entry access code.
4.To CallSecurity or manager press “Sec”.
IN USE
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The KP-800C Entrance Stations consist of a
CCD camera, a microphone, a keypad, and an
LED display. A guest coming to visit a building
would simply enter the code number for the
house he or she wants to visit and wait for the
host to answer the call.
There are also several accessories that are
needed for installation of the system: the PW-104
Fig. 1.2: The Entrance
Power Supply (one required for each entrance
station in the system), the Video Signal Amplifier (used in systems with a
large number of room station,), the Repeater (used to make the control signal
stronger in systems with more than 100 units), and the Signal Control
Connector Line (see Chapter 4: Interface Wiring),the PW-108 Power
Supply (one required for 12 AN-668 room station).
Control
Signal
Output
AC Input
Control
Signal Input
RP-100 RepeaterPW-104 Power Supply
Output:
12VDC,
24VD
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Bl
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Yellow
Brow
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AN-VDA6 Video Signal Amplifier
Direct
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Power
LED
Fuse Video Output
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AC Power
Input
AC Power input
Control Signal Connector Line
DC Power
output
PW-108 Power Supply
In addition to these items, a system may also contain a Guard Station and
various other types of security options, such as Gas Leak Detectors, Door
and Window Alarms, and Panic Buttons. The AN-3668 also has an optional
Auto-Selector Controller, for selecting which of several cameras to connect
with in systems with multiple cameras. Please contact your Anchor
representative for more information on these options.

2:Operating Instructions
2.1 Operation Instructions for Room Station
Speaker Hole 4" LCD
Fig. 2.1 The Room Station
a. After a guest has arrived, entered a code on the entrance station, then pressed
the CALL button, the room station will emit a Ding-Dong sound, and the screen
will turn on, showing an image of the guest. If the host feels that the image on the
screen is not good, the brightness and contrast can be adjusted by using the
knobs on the bottom of the Room Station.
b. When the host picks up the handset portion of the room station, they can
immediately begin speaking with the guest.
c. If the host wishes to let the guest enter the building, simply push the DOOR
OPEN button to trigger the electronic lock letting the guest enter.
Please note that the host must decide whether or not to let the guest enter within 30
to 40 seconds from the time the handset was lifted. Otherwise, the guest will
have to enter the code again. If the host does not hang up the handset, the call
will automatically be re-routed to the control center guard station (buildings
without security stations do not have this function).
d. Under normal conditions and when there is a central control guard station
present in a system, if the room station's handset is lifted, and the CALL button
is pressed, the room station will be connected with the control center guard
station.
c. The volume of the Ding-Dong sound can be adjusted with the volume knob on
the bottom of the room station.
"Door Open"
Indicator LED
"Open Door" Button
"Monitor" Button
Contrast Knob
Brightness Knob
Power / Volume
Knob
Receive
Magnetic Hook
Microphone
Magnetic Hook
"Call" Button
Handset
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2.2 Operation Instructions for Entrance Station
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9 0 A B
CClear Call Sec
kp
-800
Operation Instruction
1.Key in resident‘s digit code and press “Call”.
2.In then event of error ,press “Clear” and key
in correct numbers.
3.Resideents must press “Call” before keying
in personal entry access code.
4.To Call Security or manager press “Sec”.
IN USE
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mic
Busy LED
speaker
Infra-Red
Illumination
LEDs
Lens
Host Station
Code LED
Display
a. When a guest enters a digit code into the entrance station keypad and then
pushes the CALL button, the entrance station will emit a Ding-Dong sound,
indicating that the call has been received by the room station. If a mistake is
made entering the number, the guest simply pushes the CLEAR button to clear
the incorrect number and begin entering the number again.
If there is no response from the room station, the guest can be connected with
the control center guard station by pressing the SEC button.
b. If a resident of the building wishes to enter, simply entering the 4-digit PIN
number assigned to that resident will open the door.
Please Note: for efficiency reasons, there is an 80 second limit on the amount of time
a call from the entrance station can last. If after 80 seconds, the guest wants to
continue talking with the host, simply entering the code and pressing CALL again will
place a new call.
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3: Conduit Tubing
3.1 Conduit Tubing Layout
Before any system can be installed or hooked up, the first step is to install
conduit tubing to protect the wiring. This step should be at the same time the
building is under construction, as it will be difficult to install the tubing once the
building has been completed. Here are the basic guidelines for selecting and
installing the tubing:
a. The vertical extensions (to the individual room stations), must all have
one 6C, one 3C/2V (RG58U), and one AC cable, so conduit tubing of
appropriate diameter should be selected.
b. The horizontal wiring should consist of the following:
for less than 20 units one 6C, one 3C/2V, and one AC
for 20 ~ 60 units one 6C, two 3C/2V, and one AC
60 ~ 150 units one 6C, three 3C/2V, and one AC
We suggest using two separate conduits for the power and signal lines,
however in some areas the placement of power lines is governed by
certain regulations. Therefore, please check with local regulations before
deciding on a final placement.
3.2 Conduit Tubing Tips
a. While metal tubing of any kind is the most desirable material to
Use for housing the wiring, PVC piping is also a suitable material.
b. When selecting a location for the wiring, avoid running the wires
parallel to power lines of any kind, as they may cause interference
with the system.
c. Avoid sharp bends in the conduit tubing. This will not only make it easier
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Ground Floor Distribution
Box, must be 40x30x10cm
or larger
3/4“
3/4“
Distance from floor: 120-140 cm
Distance from floor: 30-40cm
Security Station Pre-Installation Box. Typical 90 * 60 * 40mm
power box is suitable. Should be as close to the guard
station as possible.
1“
3/4“ 3/4“
Room Station
Pre-Installation Box .
typical 90*60*40mm+
power box is suitable.
Each floor must have
a extension box.
Recommended Size:
400 * 300 * 100 mm
Approx. 30-40 cm from
3/4“
3/4“
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d. While using conduit tubing that is too large will cause no problem, using
conduit tubing that is too small is a bad idea, as this will make it difficult to
pull the wires up, as well as increasing the risk of insulation being rubbed
off the wires.
e. Keep in mind that the ground floor needs to have AC power wiring, for the
entrance station.
3.3 Pulling the Wires
After the conduit tubing has been installed, the next step is to pull the wires
through the conduits. Here are some tips to make the process easier:
a. Don't use excessive force when pulling the wires through the conduits. If
the wires become stuck, use a lubricant to make them easier to pull.
b. After the wires have been pulled up the horizontal(master) conduit, tie a
knot with the wires, to keep them from falling back down the conduit.
c. Use electrical tape to seal the exposed ends of the wires, to prevent
corrosion.
d. If the system has a central control guard station, and it is not connected
directly to the entrance station (instead connected to the ground floor
power distribution box), then there you must run two 9C lines from the
ground floor power distribution box to the entrance station. Below is a
simple diagram illustrating the two wiring possibilities:
Wiring Possibility 1:
Two 9C Lines
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Power
Distribution
Box
Entrance
Station
Central
Control
Guard
Station
One 3C/2V
3C Lines
Electronic Lock

Wiring Possibility 2:
Power
Distribution Box
3C Lines
Entrance
Station
Central
Control
Guard
Station
One 9C One 3C/2V
Electronic Lock
One 6C
Wire Specifications Diagram:
Room
Station Top Floor
Distribution Box
Room
Station
Ground Floor
Distribution Box Entrance Station
Central Control
Guard Station
3C/2V+8C 3C/2V+
AC+8C
3C/2V+9C
Please Note:
We suggest using wire
diameter of at least 0.65mm
or more for the control signal
lines (6C or 9C).
3C/2V+8C
6C
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4:Interface Wiring
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Terminator
Box
Entrance Station
Lock
Power Supply
910 11 12
910 11 12
910 11 12
5678
5678
5678
Brown, Red, & Orange
Brn./Yel./Blue
Final Room
Station
Yellow
Green
Blue
EL
A
PT
1- Brown, 2- Red, 3-
Orange, 4- Yellow,
5- Green, 6- Blue
Room Station
Entrance Station
Video Line Inner Line(7) and Outer Line (8)
Insert Extra
Room Stations
here
AC SOURCE
Video Signal Resistance is usually
50 ~ 75 ohms. If the resistance in the
system is not at this level, a resistor
can be added here.
Backpanel

4:Interface Wiring
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Terminator
Box
Entrance Station
Lock
Power Supply
910 11 12
910 11 12
910 11 12
5678
5678
5678
Brown, Red, & Orange
Brn./Yel./Blue
Final RoomStation
Yellow
Green
Blue
EL
A
PT
5- Brown, 6- Red,
7- Orange, 8- Yellow,
9- Green, 10- Blue
Room Station
Entrance Station
Video Line Inner Line(7) and Outer Line (8)
Insert Extra
Room Stations
here
AC SOURCE
Video Signal Resistance is usually
50 ~ 75 ohms. If the resistance in the
system is not at this level, a resistor
can be added here.
Backpanel

5: Other Wiring
The Anchor AN-668 uses two different types of wiring: Single Core ( the 9C wire used in
the main conduit) and Multi Core (the 3C/2V used for power supply in the system).
At several points during the wiring process, wires are required to be spliced together. When
splicing two wires of the same type, we recommend twisting the two wires together, at least 7
times, and then using electrical tape to insulate the splice.
When splicing two different types of wire, however, we recommend twisting single core wire
around the multi core wire, again, at least 7 times.
Below is a diagram illustrating the two different methods for splicing wires.
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6: Installation
6.1 Pre-installation
Before room station the unit itself, you must first install the Pre-Installation Box. This is
the box that feeds the wiring into the unit, and that holds it in place on the wall.
6.2 Installation of the Entrance station
We recommended placing the center of unit approximately 120-140cm (4’ - 4½’) above
the ground.
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Please Note:
a. If the unit will be exposed to rain, please use
a rain cover and add any necessary
protection.
b. Please take precautions to keep the camera
lens away from exposure to direct sunlight.
This will prolong the life of the unit.
Please make sure that there are no obstacles
within 1 meter (3 feet) of the front of the unit.
This will improve the quality of the sound
transmitted from the unit, this will affect the
sound transmitted from the unit.
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B
D
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6.3 Installation of the Room station
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We recommend placing the unit
approximately 120cm-150cm (4’-5’)
above the ground.
Please note:
Avoid mounting the unit in places with
excessive amounts of oil, smoke, or high
temperatures, as these may have an
effect on the quality and life of the unit.
6.4 Code Setting Board on the Room
Station
Instructions
1. The code number setting board for each room station corresponds to the entrance
station display. For example, if a room station was set to 1,2,3, then to call the room
station you would need to enter 1,2,3 on the entrance unit’s keypad, in order to call that
particular room station.
2. Please note that these settings use binary numbers. A complete list of binary numbers
and their corresponding decimal (normal) numbers is included in Appendix A, for your
reference.
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Code Setting Procedure
0+0+0+0= 0 0
1+0+0+0= 1 1
0+2+0+0= 2 2
1+2+0+0= 3 3
0+0+4+0= 4 4
1+0+4+0= 5 5
0+2+4+0= 6 6
1+2+4+0= 7 7
0+0+0+8= 8 8
1+0+0+8= 9 9
0+2+0+8=10 A
1+2+0+8=11 B
0+0+4+8=12 C
1+0+4+8=13 D NotUsed
0+2+4+8=14 E Not Used
Number
represented Hexadecimal Symbol
Displayed
DIP Switch
Position
1+2+4+8=15 F Not Used
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6.5 Decoding Process
1. When the room station receives a signal that matches it’s own identification code, it will
automatically emit a ringing sound, and the display will be powered on.
Room Station Code Set Switch Settings
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
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1 ON =0 OFF = 1
2 ON = 0 OFF = 2 = 2
3 ON = 0 OFF = 2 * 2 = 4
4 ON = 0 OFF = 2 * 2 * 2 = 8
Using these 4 switches, it is possible to make
any combination from 0(all 4 ON)to 15(all 4
OFF), or 16 combinations.
3rd Digit
2nd Digit
1st Digit
Setting the Code
On the Entrance Station, there is a digital display for the code. We recommend using the
first digit to represent the address, the second and third digits for the floor. This will not only
make it easy to remember each unit’s number, but also help with maintenance.
Example 1: To represent the room station located at No. 1, 8th floor, use the code:
1 08 08 to represent the 8th
1 to represent No.
Example 2: To represent No. 2, 9th floor, the code would be 2 09

7: Detailed Wiring Diagram
7.1 AN-3668 Detailed Wiring Diagram
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9 10 11 12
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Wiring Diagram
DC IN
BIRAID
SHIELD
CONDUCTOR
BLUE
GREEN
YELLOW
ORANGE
RED
BROWN