Bpt DMVC/01 User manual

DMVC-DMC01 24804052 01-04-14
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MIC PUSH BUTTON KEYBOARD
VZS RFID
MINI USB
M1
M2
M5
+12V
+12V
BIN1 BIN2 BIN3 BOUT
VLS/300
B
B
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NO
C
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PROG
LED
DATA
LED
PROG
MIC PUSH BUTTON KEYBOARD
VZS RFID
MINI USB
M1
M2
M5
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BIN1 BIN2 BIN3 BOUT
VLS/101
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DATA
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DMVC/01
DMC/01
DMVC/01
DMC/01
VA/01
VA/01
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CB D E
MIC
PUSH
BUTTON
VZS
P4
P3
P2
P1
P9
P10
P11
P12
KEYBOARD
RFID
MINI USB
M1
M2
M5
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+12V
BIN1 BIN2 BIN3 BOUT
CBI
VZS/308C
CBO
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M1
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VZS/308C
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VA /01
>3’’ ①
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M1
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PROGPROG
VA /01
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⑤
⑥
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beep
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M1
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PROGPROG
VA /01
<1’’ ⑨
M1
A
PROGPROG
VA /01
>3’’ ①
②
123
M1
A
PROGPROG
VA /01
>3’’ ③
④
123
⑤
⑥
⑦
beep
⑧
M1
A
PROGPROG
VA /01
<1’’ ⑨
M1
A
PROGPROG
VA /01
>3’’ ①
②
1 2 3
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④
⑤
beep
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M1
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PROGPROG
VA /01
<1’’ ⑦
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M1
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PROGPROG
VA /01
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123
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1 2
5 6
789
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3
1 2
5 6
789
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4
3
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beep
99
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M1
A
PROGPROG
VA /01
<1’’ ⑨
M1
A
PROGPROG
PROGRFID
PROG
+
–
VA /01
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②
beep
1 2
5 6
789
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4
31 2
5 6
789
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31 2
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3
12345678
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1 2
5 6
789
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87654321
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PROG
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MIC PUSHBUTTON KEYBOARD
VZS RFID
MINI USB
VLS/101
2
1
2
1
1
G
212
PROG
LED
DATA
LED
PROG
CB D E
MIC
PUSH
BUTTON
VZS
P4
P3
P2
P1
P9
P10
P11
P12
KEYBOARD
RFID
MINI USB
CBI
VZS/308C
CBO
M2
M1
C
8
7
6
1
2
3
45
CBI
VZS/308C
CBO
M2
M1
C
8
7
6
1
2
3
45
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P6
P7
P8
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
P20
P1 P2
P3 P4
P7 P8
P5 P6
P9 P10
P11 P12
P13 P14
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PROG
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DATA
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DMVC/01
DMC/01
DMVC/01
DMC/01
VAS/100.30
VAS/100.30
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CN2 CN3
MINI USB
PROG
LED DATA
LED PROG
①
DMVC/01
DMC/01
>3’’
<6’’
②
③
④
⑤
beep
⑥
CN8 CN6 CN5
CN2 CN3
MINI USB
PROG
LED DATA
LED PROG
⑦
DMVC/01
DMC/01
<1’’
R
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General Notes
• Read the instructions carefully before beginning the instal-
lation and carry out the actions as specied by the maker;
• The installation, programming, putting into operation and
maintenance of the product must be carried out only by
qualied technical personnel, correctly trained with regard
to respecting the regulations in force, including the imple-
mentation of accident prevention measures;
• Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operation,
disconnect the device from the power supply;
• The equipment must be destined solely for the use for which
it was expressly designed.
• The manufacturer declines all liability for any damage as a
result of improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.
Technical features AB
Entry panel
Type DMC/01 DMVC/01
12V DC power supply 14 ÷ 18
Current consumption (mA) 150 345
Consumption in stand-by mode
(mA) 90 145
Dimensions (mm) 95x130x35
Operating temperature (°C) -15 ÷ +50
Storage temperature (°C) -25 ÷ +70
Video standard PAL
Resolution (pixel) 680x512
Minimum lighting (LUX) 1
Accessories
Type DMC/01 DMVC/01
Solenoid lock absorption (mA) 500
AbsorptionVZS/308C (mA) 8
Absorption with keypad backlight
(mA) 20
Installation C
• Remove the terminal board covers as shown in gure ①.
• Remove the terminal boards, make the connections to the
buttons using the additional modules (see “Connection ex-
amples”); reposition the terminal boards in their housings
as shown in gure ②, paying attention to the direction in
which they are placed.
• Remove the microphone from its housing as shown in gure
③.
• Fasten the audio/video module to the xing plate, inserting
the small glass in between, as shown in gure ④.
• Position the microphone in the chosen position, keeping in
mind that the maximum cable length connecting the mod-
ule to the microphone is 300 mm.
• Position the DMRFID module in the chosen position, keep-
ing in mind that the maximum cable length connecting the
module to the DMRFID is 150 mm ⑤.
Led functions and adjustments D
Adjustments ①
loudspeaker audio
microphone audio
solenoid lock 1-10 s. (default 1 s)
Signals ②
Red - Call in progress
- Green Door open
-Yellow Conversation in progress
- Blue System busy
Function of terminals E
Terminal board ①
+Power supply 14-18VDC
–
BOUT Busbar
Terminal board ②
Solenoid lock 12 V - 1 A max
–
Door lock release button (NA)
Door contact input (NC)
– Earth
Entry panel enabling output (active towards earth)
– Earth
Function of connectors E
③MIC: Connector for microphone.
④PUSH BUTTON: Connector for 1-4 call push buttons.
④KEYBOARD: Connector for numeric keypad.
⑤VZS: Connector for VZS/308C module.
⑥RFID: Connector for proximity reader module DMRFID.
⑦MINI USB: Programming connector.
Use of entry panels powered by VA/01
Connection examples FG
Attention: For Manual programming of the Entry Panels the
self-connection order is BIN1-BIN2-BIN3 ①.
Connection example H
A maximum of 11VZS/308C (5÷92 calls) can be connected to
the DMVC/01 or DMC/01 module ①.
Cabling diagram for PUSH BUTTON connector ②
Reference Colour Meaning
CBlack Common
1Brown Call 1
2Red Call 2
3Orange Call 3
4Yellow Call 4
Diagram for connection of a generic keypad or a
DMRFID reader I
①Row A
②Row B
③Row C
④Row D
⑤Column 1
⑥Column 2
⑦Column 3
⑧Backlight
Initial programming in systems with a single entry
panel with buttons J
Entering "programming" mode.
Press the PROG key on the power supplier ①until the PROG
LED turns on. The entry panel LEDs turn on as shown in the
gure ②.
NOTE. If the PROG LED turns off suddenly, this indicates a
malfunction in theconnection betweenthepowersuppli-
er and the entry panel. Check the connections and return
to programming.
Wait 5 seconds for the autotest to nish. Repeat the operation
a second time ③. Check that the entry panel conguration is
as shown in gure ④.
Programming the call keys.
Lift the handset (if present) of the receiver that you want to
programme⑤andthenpressthe doorlockrelease and
AUX2 buttons ⑥. On the entry panel, press the call key to
be associated with the receiver ⑦: an acoustic signal will
conrm that the setting was stored. Hang up the handset ⑧
again, if necessary and continue, repeating the same opera-
tions for the other receivers.
Exiting programming ⑨.
Briey press the PROG key on the power supplier: the PROG
LED and entry panel LEDs will turn o.
NOTE. If no action is performed, the procedure will auto-
matically end after 30 minutes.
Initial programming in systems with more than one
entry panel with buttons K
Entering "programming" mode.
Press the PROG key on the power supplier ①until the PROG
LED turns on. The entry panel LEDs turn on as shown in gure
②.
NOTE. If the PROG LED turns off suddenly, this indicates a
malfunction in theconnection betweenthepowersuppli-
er and the entry panel. Check the connections and return
to programming.
Wait 5 seconds for the autotest to nish. Repeat the operation
a second time ③. Check that the entry panel conguration is
as illustrated in gure ④.
Programming the call keys.
The operation may only be performed from the entry panel
with the LED o (1 in g. ④); to change the entry panel
from which the call programming is performed, press one of
the rst 4 call key positions for at least 3s.
Lift the handset (if present) of the receiver that you want to
programme ⑤then press the door lock release and
AUX2 buttons ⑥. On the entry panel, press the call key
to be associated with the receiver ⑦: an acoustic signal will
conrm that the setting was stored. Hang up the handset ⑧
again, if necessary and continue, repeating the same opera-
tions for the other receivers.
Exiting "programming" mode ⑨.
Briey press the PROG key on the power supplier: the PROG
LED and entry panel LEDs will turn o.
NOTE. If no action is performed, the procedure will auto-
matically end after 30 minutes.
Procedure for reprogramming a call with entry panels
with buttons L
Entering "programming" mode.
Press the PROG key on the power supplier ①until the PROG
LED turns on.The entry panel LEDs turn on as shown in gure
②.
Reprogramming the call keys.
The operation may only be performed from the entry panel
with the LED o (1 in g. ②); to change the entry panel
from which the call programming is performed, press one of
the rst 4 call key positions for at least 3s.
Lift the handset (if present) of the receiver that you want to
programme ③then press the door lock release and
AUX2 ④buttons. On the entry panel, press the call key to
be associated with the receiver ⑤: an acoustic signal will
conrm that the setting was stored.
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Hang up the handset ⑥again, and continue, repeating the
same operations for the other receivers.
Exiting programming ⑦.
Briey press the PROG key on the power supplier: the PROG
LEDs and the entry panels LEDs will turn o.
NOTE. If no action is performed, the procedure will auto-
matically end after 30 minutes.
Programming in systems with entry panel with
numeric keypad M
Entering "programming" mode.
Press the PROG key on the power supplier ①until the PROG
LED turns on.The entry panel LEDs turn on as shown in gure
②.
NOTE. If the PROG LED turns off suddenly, this indicates
a malfunction in the connection between the power
supplier and the entry panel. Check the connections and
return to programming.
Wait 5 seconds for the autotest to nish.
Repeat the operation ③a second time. Check that the entry
panel conguration is as illustrated in gure ④.
Programming the call codes.
Lift the handset (if present) of the receiver that you want to
programme ⑤ then press the door lock release and
AUX2 buttons ⑥. Enter the call code for the group (1 to
99) and then press the ⑦key to associate the call code
with the receiver.
Hang up the handset ⑧again, if necessary and continue,
repeating the same operations for the other receivers.
Exiting "programming" mode ⑨.
Briey press the PROG key on the power supplier: the PROG
LED and entry panel LEDs will turn o.
NOTE. If no action is performed, the procedure will auto-
matically end after 30 minutes.
Assigning codes and/or Tags to a button (group) N
Entering "programming" mode.
Position the RFID PROG jumper of the power supplier to posi-
tion“+” a; the PROG LED of the power supplier and the LEDs
and on the entry panel will ash slowly b.
NOTE. If the PROG LED turns off suddenly, this indicates
a malfunction in the connection between the power
supplier and the entry panel. Check the connections and
return to programming.
Badge
Move a badge/tag near any entry panel reader that has al-
ready been addressed and, after the conrmation tone, press
the key (group) to which the code should be assigned b.
If the maximum permitted number is exceeded (5) for each
group, an error tone will be generated.
Codes
Press , enter the access code (4-8 digits) followed by the
key on the keypad of any already addressed entry panel read-
er and, after the conrmation beep, enter the call code
for the group and then press (or press the group key).
If the maximum permitted number is exceeded (5) for each
group, an error tone will be generated.
Exiting programming. ⑤.
At the end, return the RFID PROG jumper to its standby po-
sition.
NOTE: the procedure will NOT end automatically!
Code and/or Tag deletion O
Entering "programming" mode.
Position the RFID PROG jumper of the power supplier to posi-
tion“-” a; the PROG LED of the power supplier and the LEDs
and on the entry panel will ash slowly b.
NOTE. If the PROG LED turns off suddenly, this indicates
a malfunction in the connection between the power
supplier and the entry panel. Check the connections and
return to programming.
Deletion of badges associated to a call group using
badge
Approach a badge/tag to the reader of any already addressed
entry panel; after the conrmation beep, approach the
badge/tag again b; by doing this all the badges associated
to the call group will be deleted.
Deletion of badges associated to a call group using
badge
Press enter the access code (4-8 digits) followed by the
key on the keypad of any already addressed entry panel read-
er ; after the conrmation beep, enter the access code (4-8
digits) again, followed by the key; by doing this all the
codes associated to the group will be deleted.
Deletion of badges and codes associated to a call group
using buttons
Press the call key ⑤relating to the GROUP whose codes you
want to delete, for at least 10 seconds, after the beep briey
press the button again ; by doing this all the badges and
codes associated to the call group will be deleted.
Deletion of codes associated to a call group using key-
pad
Enter the call code followed by the key relative to the
GROUP for which you want to cancel the codes and, after the
beep, enter the call code again followed by the key .
This will delete ALL the codes assigned to the GROUP.
Exiting programming ⑨.
At the end, return the RFID PROG jumper to its standby po-
sition.
NOTE: the procedure will NOT end automatically!
Adjustment of visual eld of the entry panel's
surveillance camera S
When the system is in "programming" mode, (if necessary)
it is possible to adjust the surveillance camera's visual eld
from any receiver.
With the handset lifted (if there is one), by pressing the
"Self-connection ” ①key, you can scroll through the
10 possible congurations ②using the AUX1 or AUX2
keys ③. To adjust the "visual eld" of the other surveillance
cameras (if present), press the“Self-connection ”button
again.
The setting is saved automatically by exiting "programming"
mode.
Should it be necessary to make changes to a system
that's already been programmed (add, replace or remove
an entry panel) it will be necessary to go back into "pro-
gramming" mode to make the system acquire the chang-
es made.
Use of entry panels powered by VAS/100.30
Connection examples PQ
A maximum of 11VZS/308C (5÷92 calls) can be connected to
the DMVC/01 or DMC/01 module Q①.
Cabling diagram for PUSH BUTTON connector ②
Reference Colour Meaning
CBlack Common
1Brown Call 1
2Red Call 2
3Orange Call 3
4Yellow Call 4
Initial programming or reprogramming R
Entering "programming" mode.
Hold down the PROG button ①for at least 3 seconds and
release it within 6 seconds; the PROG LED comes on.The entry
panel LEDs turn on as shown in gure ②.
NOTE: Failure of the PROG LED to light up indicates a mal-
function. Check the connections and return to program-
ming.
Programming the call keys.
Lift the handset (if present) of the receiver that you want to
programme ③then press the door lock release and
AUX2 ④buttons. On the entry panel, press the call key to
be associated with the receiver ⑤: an acoustic signal will
conrm that the setting was stored. Hang up the handset ⑥
again, and continue, repeating the same operations for the
other receivers.
Exiting programming ⑦.
Briey press the PROG key; the PROG LED and the entry pan-
els' LEDS will turn o.
NOTE. If no action is performed, the procedure will auto-
matically end after 30 minutes.
Adjustment of visual eld
of the entry panel's surveillance camera S
When the system is in "programming" mode, (if necessary)
it is possible to adjust the surveillance camera's visual eld
from any receiver.
With the handset lifted (if there is one), by pressing the
"Self-connection ” ①key, you can scroll through the
10 possible congurations ②using the AUX1 or AUX2
keys ③. To adjust the "visual eld" of the other surveillance
cameras (if present), press the“Self-connection ”button
again.
The setting is saved automatically by exiting "programming"
mode.
Should it be necessary to make changes to a system
that's already been programmed (add, replace or remove
an entry panel) it will be necessary to go back into "pro-
gramming" mode to make the system acquire the chang-
es made.
DISPOSAL
Do not litter the environment with packaging material:
make sure it is disposed of according to the regulations in
force in the country where the product is to be used.
When the equipment reaches the end of its life cycle, avoid
discarding it within the environment.
The equipment must be disposed of in compliance with
current regulations, recycling its component parts wherever
possible.
Components that qualify as recyclable waste feature the
relevant symbol and material acronym.