Bpt LANDVRA/1-24 User manual

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GSM & Landline Entry Panels
Notes
Entry Panel Phone Number
Entry Panel Serial Number
Installation
Instructions
For Firmware
Version 0.2
Unit 16 Sovereign Park,
Cleveland Way,
Hemel Hempstead,
Herts. HP2 7DA
T 01442 230 800
F 01442 244 729
E [email protected]
W www.bpt.co.uk
Installation Instructions
For Firmware Version 0.2
December 2011

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How to use the Entry Panel
1. Press the call button on the entry panel. - The entry panel will conrm that the call
is being made by saying: “Please wait while your call is connected”
(unless this feature has been disabled).
2. The 1st telephone number assigned to that call button will then be dialled,
followed by the 2nd telephone number in the event that the 1st is not answered
within the allocated timed period. (Requires successive call forwarding numbers
to be programmed to that call button.) Up to 7 call forwarding numbers can be
programmed into the panel. In the event that an answer phone facility needs to
be active on any of the called telephones, please ensure that the calling time on
the entry panel for that number is set for a duration shorter than the time taken
for the answer phone to activate, otherwise the call forwarding will stop once the
answer phone picks up the call from the entry panel. The calling time period can
be set between 10 seconds and 240 seconds.
3. Once the call is answered, full communication between the Entry Panel and
the telephone receiver commences for a maximum timed period of up to one
minute (talk time). This time period is not adjustable.
4. To activate the timed door release relay 1 during communication with the Entry
Panel the user must enter ‘1’ then ‘#’ or simply ‘#’ on it’s own. The relay release
time can be set between 1 second and 256 seconds.
5. To activate the timed door release relay 2 during communication with the Entry
Panel the user must enter ‘2’ then ‘#’. The relay release time can be set between
1 second and 256 seconds.
6. Once the conversation is terminated, the Entry Panel is then ready for the next
call to be made.
7. A user can also dial into the Entry Panel (via its telephone number)
to open communication and activate the release relays.
HOW TO USE THE ENTRY PANEL
GSM or Analogue Landline
(PSTN) audio only Entry Panel
Up to 24 individual
(analogue) call buttons
GSMVRA/1 upto
GSMVRA/24
or
LANDVRA/1 upto
LANDVRA/24
GSMVRAK/1 upto
GSMVRAK/24
or
LANDVRAK/1 upto
LANDVRAK/24
GSM or Analogue
Landline (PSTN) audio
only Entry Panel
Up to 24 individual
(analogue) call buttons
Blue illuminated keypad for
up to 400 access codes set
across two relays.
ENTRY PANEL OVERVIEW

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Connections Overview Setup checklist for the Entry Panel
Please ensure the following for the installation:
1. For landline (PSTN) versions, a dedicated analogue PSTN (standard) line without
broadband is required for the entry panel. Ensure dial tone is present and that the
line is functional. Call Party Answer (CPA) must be enabled on the line and DTMF is
also a strict requirement.
2. For GSM versions a suitable service provider must be chosen (one with good quality
service coverage) for the location of the installation! – It would be wise to conduct
a pre-installation site-survey to select an appropriate network by using a GSM radio
analyser signal strength meter. Networks MUST be chosen by quality of service,
(Received Signal Strength Indication – RSSI and Bit Error Rate – BER) otherwise the
panel cannot function as intended. All signal tests must be carried out at the physical
location of the GSM entry panel using the antenna best suited for the panel in its
mounting position. The GSM antenna supplied by bpt might not always be the most
suitable antenna for the given installation site and hence installers must be prepared
to provide their own, in some instances a high gain GSM antenna may be required.
Any 3rd party GSM antennas must have a Male SMA connector tted for termination
to the panel.
3. A suitable GSM SIM card needs to be provided which must rst be registered to
the network (as per standard service provider requirements), have calling credit
available and its number known. A Pay-As-You-Go or Contract SIM can be used.
4. There needs to be a 230V AC mains supply nearby the entry panel location to
connect the Power Supply Unit provided by bpt UK.
5. The correct 12V DC, 1A regulated PSU which is provided MUST be installed to power
the panel and should not be used to power anything else other than the Entry Panel.
6. A suitable installation location for the GSM antenna must be provided.
7. Silicon sealant should be used in the relevant locations to prevent water ingress into
the entry panel. I.e. around the cable entry holes and the back-box. It should also
be applied on the back of the faceplate along the top and down the sides but not
along the bottom, in one continuous run. (Forming an inverted U) –
Failure to do so WILL void the warranty
8. Do not attempt to connect or disconnect any part of the entry panel
(including the GSM SIM) whilst power is applied to the Entry Panel,
otherwise the unit may be damaged.
SETUP CHECKLIST
CONNECTIONS OVERVIEW
!
SWITCH THE POWER OFF BEFORE CHANGING RELAY MODULES
AND ENSURE THAT THEY ARE CORRECTLY ALIGNED
! !
‘OK’ LED Green ashing indicates normal operation
Relay SLOT 1 (tted)
Relay SLOT 2 (tted)
To external equipment
1 of 2 internal CAN bus sockets, both wired in parallel
Polarity Check LED * RED indicates +12v and 0v have been crossed over. * GREEN indicates polarity OK
+12V
0V
Reserved for future use
Reserved for future use Reserved for future use Reserved for future use
Isolated voltage free input
Mic gain adjustment
(Can be used as a 1 call button input - See instructions)
Strike time adjustments

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Entry Panel connections & LED functions
(Single call button GSM example shown)
GSM antenna
(Male SMA)
connection
BUS Connectors
for the call
button
expansion and
keypad pcbs
12 V DC
power
supply
input
SIM Card
SERIAL
NUMBER
Release Relays
MOSFET voltage
free contact output
Can switch up to
60 V AC or DC @
500mA
Single call
button
input
Main Power LED
Solid red =
Polarity cross wired
Solid green =
Power ok
‘OK’ LED
Flashing green =
Normal operation
GSM signal strength LEDs
Solid Green LEDs =
Connected
1 = Weak Signal
4 = Strong Signal
Red LED = No Signal (0)
ENTRY PANEL CONNECTIONS & LED FUNCTIONS
GSM status LED
Fast ashing orange
= Connecting
Slow ashing orange
with green signal
LED = Connected
Release Relays
1 & 2 LEDs
Solid red =
Relay On
Audio volume and Relay pulse time adjustments
AUDIO VOLUME & RELAY PULSEGSM & LANDLINE PSTN
Both relay times can be set
between 1 & 256 seconds
To adjust simply insert a small
at screwdriver and rotate the
potentiometer slowly and gently
to set the required time.
Speaker Volume Up & Down (Adjust only
if required as this is factory set for most
environments) To adjust you must rst enter
into the entry panel programming mode and
then press the relevant buttons to adjust the
audio level
Microphone Volume adjustment (Adjust only if
required as this is factory set for most environments)
To adjust simply insert a small at screwdriver and
rotate the potentiometer slowly and gently to
the required level whilst in conversation with a
telephone receiver.
Relay 2 pulse time adjustment
Relay 1 pulse time adjustment
The difference between GSM
and Landline (PSTN) Entry Panels
Everything is the same as the GSM Entry Panel, However
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Connecting the Analogue Landline
(PSTN) to the Entry Panel
The Analogue Landline
(PSTN) connects
to pins 2 & 5 of the
RJ/11 socket
Multi-call button Entry Panel components
Call Inputs
Call 1 = C1 + R1
Call 2 = C2 + R1
Call 3 = C3 + R1
Call 4 = C4 + R1
Call 5 = C1 + R2
Call 6 = C2 + R2
Call 7 = C3 + R2
Call 8 = C4 + R2
Call 9 = C1 + R3
Call 10 = C2 + R3
Call 11 = C3 + R3
Call 12 = C4 + R3
Call 13 = C1 + R4
Call 14 = C2 + R4
Call 15 = C3 + R4
Call 16 = C4 + R4
Call 17 = C1 + R5
Call 18 = C2 + R5
Call 19 = C3 + R5
Call 20 = C4 + R5
Call 21 = C1 + R6
Call 22 = C2 + R6
Call 23 = C3 + R6
Call 24 = C4 + R6
24 call buttons
expansion board
Main Board
(GSM example shown)
MULTI-CALL COMPONENTS CONNECTING ANALOGUE PSTN
Coded Access keypad board
with 7 call button inputs
Coded access keypad Entry Panel components
(Single call button GSM example shown)
Main Board
CODED ACCESS COMPONENTS
If your Entry Panel looks
similar to this, then
refer to the next 2 pages
for setup instructions…
GSMVRA/1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRA/1-24 call buttons
GSMVRA / LANDVRA

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How to program a one button
analogue call panel
How to program multiple
analogue call buttons
Make a call into the Entry Panel.
Once the panel answers, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number (found on a
white label on the back of the main printed circuit board) to enter into programming.
E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
Make a call into the Entry Panel.
Once the panel answers, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number (found on a
white label on the back of the main printed circuit board) to enter into programming.
E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
THEN THEN
THEN THEN
THEN THEN
OR
OR: Enter the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th &
7th call forwarding telephone
numbers if required.
OR: Enter the 3rd,
4th, 5th, 6th & 7th call
forwarding telephone
numbers if required.
In the Main Menu: “Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set telephone numbers.” * In the Main Menu: “Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set telephone numbers.” *
“Enter the rst phone number followed by
‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to keep:
‘01442 230800’.”
(Programmed from factory with the bpt support line)
**
“Enter the rst phone number followed by
‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to keep:
‘01442 230800’.”
(Programmed from factory with the bpt support line)
**
*
“Enter the call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ).”
(EG: Call button number 1) *
“Enter the call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ).”
(EG: Call button number 1)
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds” * *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds” * *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
*
“Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to end conguration.”
*
“Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to end conguration.”
“Enter the second phone number
followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(If this is not required press ‘STAR’ to move on )
*
“Enter the second phone number
followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(If this is not required press ‘STAR’ to move on )
*
“Enter the next call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(EG: Call button number 2) *
GSMVRA / LANDVRA GSMVRA / LANDVRA
GSMVRA/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRA/
1-24 call buttons
GSMVRA/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRA/
1-24 call buttons

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If your Entry Panel looks
similar to this, then
refer to the next 7 pages
for setup instructions…
GSMVRAK/1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/1-24 call buttons
How to program a one button
analogue call panel
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
THEN
THEN
THEN
OR: Enter the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th &
7th call forwarding telephone
numbers if required.
In the Main Menu: “Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set telephone numbers.” *
“Enter the rst phone number followed by
‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to keep:
‘01442 230800’.”
(Programmed from factory with the bpt support line)
**
*
“Enter the call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ).”
(EG: Call button number 1)
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
*
“Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to end conguration.”
“Enter the second phone number
followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(If this is not required press ‘STAR’ to move on )
*
GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons

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OR
In the Main Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set entry codes. *
In the Coded Entry Menu:
Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set relay 1 codes.
*
In the Relay 1 Menu: Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to add new code for relay 1. *
IDA then says: “New entry code saved.”
Enter the new code, which may include
Hash and Star. Once you have entered the
last digit of the code, wait 6 seconds for
conrmation the code has been saved.
Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to exit conguration
OR select another option from Relay 1 menu.
*
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
THEN
THEN
THEN
OR
OR: Enter the 3rd,
4th, 5th, 6th & 7th call
forwarding telephone
numbers if required.
In the Main Menu: “Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set telephone numbers.” *
“Enter the rst phone number followed by
‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to keep:
‘01442 230800’.”
(Programmed from factory with the bpt support line)
**
*
“Enter the call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ).”
(EG: Call button number 1)
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
* *
“Enter the calling time in seconds followed
by ‘STAR’ ( ) or press ‘STAR’ ( ) now to
keep the default 30 seconds”
*
“Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to end conguration.”
“Enter the second phone number
followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(If this is not required press ‘STAR’ to move on )
*
“Enter the next call button number to be
congured followed by ‘STAR’ ( ) ."
(EG: Call button number 2) *
How to program multiple
analogue call buttons
How to enter or add access
codes for relay 1
GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons

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OR OR
In the Main Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set entry codes. * In the Main Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set entry codes. *
In the Coded Entry Menu:
Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set relay 2 codes.
*
In the Coded Entry Menu:
Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set relay 1 codes.
*
In the Relay 2 Menu: Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to add new code for relay 2. * In the Relay 1 Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to delete a known code for relay 1. *
IDA then says: “New entry code saved.” IDA then says: “Entry Code Deleted.”
Enter the new code, which may include
Hash and Star. Once you have entered the
last digit of the code, wait 6 seconds for
conrmation the code has been saved.
Enter the code to be deleted, which may
include Hash and Star. Once you have
entered the last digit of the code, wait 6
seconds for conrmation of deletion.
Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to exit conguration
OR select another option from Relay 2 menu.
Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to exit conguration
OR select another option from Relay 1 menu.
* *
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
How to enter or add access
codes for relay 2
How to delete known access
codes from relay 1
GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons

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OR
OR
OR
In the Main Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to set entry codes. * In the Main Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set entry codes. *
In the Coded Entry Menu:
Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to set relay 2 codes.
*
In the Coded Entry Menu: Enter ‘3’ then
‘STAR’ ( ) to delete all entry codes.
*
In the Relay 2 Menu: Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( )
to delete a known code for relay 2. * Are you sure you want to delete all entry codes?
Enter ‘1’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to conrm deletion.
*
IDA then says: “Entry Code Deleted.”
IDA then says: “All Entry Codes Deleted.”
Enter the code to be deleted, which may
include Hash and Star. Once you have
entered the last digit of the code, wait 6
seconds for conrmation of deletion.
Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to exit conguration
OR select another option from Relay 2 menu. Enter ‘2’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to cancel and return
to the Coded Entry Menu.
Enter ‘0’ then ‘STAR’ ( ) to exit conguration
OR select another option the Menu.
* *
*
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
Using the Entry Panel’s Keypad, enter 46 followed by the panel’s serial number, or …
Make a call into the entry panel and once it answers, enter 46 followed by the
panel’s serial number (found on a white label on the back of the main printed circuit
board) to enter into programming. E.G: 46 then 510444
You will now hear the Integrated Digital Assistant (IDA), so follow these voice options:
How to delete known access
codes from relay 2
How to delete all access codes
from both relays
GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK GSMVRAK / LANDVRAK
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
GSMVRAK/
1-24 call buttons
or
LANDVRAK/
1-24 call buttons