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Channel Vision ST-2000 User manual

ST-2000
ST-2100
P-0930
CAT5 Whole-House Intercom System
PRO
PRO
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Hub
A
B
C
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CHANNEL
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Model
P-0930 Whol ouse In me-H terco
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Room 1 Room 2 oR om 3 o
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Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
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Features:
!Direct communication from room to room
!Expandable up to 24 stations
!Baby Monitor and Do Not Disturb modes
!Built-in IR repeating
!Intercom calls can be activated with an IR remote control
!Whole-house paging
!Two distinct door chimes
!Answer function calls the last station that paged
ST-2000
Intercom Station
ST-2100
Station Expander
P-0930
Hub
The Channel Vision CAT5 Whole-House Intercom System consists of two
basic components: P-0930 Intercom Hub and ST-2000 Intercom Station.
The system can be expanded through the use of additional hubs and
intercom stations. The ST-2000 provides direct call buttons for 6 rooms.
The ST-2100 Intercom Station Expander can be used to add more direct call
buttons in larger systems . If a front door intercom station is required,
Channel Vision’s popular IU-xxxxC or DP-xxxxC can be easily integrated as
one of the intercom stations, and when used with the ST-C5IDS Door Strike
Relay module, the system can activate an electronic door strike or gate
opener.
Link Out
Connects to “Link
In” on another unit
for system
expansion
Basic intercom function buttons
See description below
IR Receiver
Detects IR from remote controls
Volume up/down
Controls volume of the ST-2000
Direct Call buttons
Allow Room to Room Calling
Power
Connect power
supply here
IR Emitters
Connect IR emitters here
Page Trigger
Supplies 12VDC trigger voltage for an external audio system
Page Out
Connect to the input of an external audio system
Hub Switches
Use to configure the hub’s identity
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NT M
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
How it works:
Every intercom zone (or room) will have at least one ST-2000 which will provide direct call access
to the first 6 rooms. For larger systems (up to 24 zones), model ST-2100 can be added to allow
direct call access to more zones. Note: larger systems will also require the addition of more P-0930
intercom hubs.
Functions:
Page/Lstn - Press “Page/Lstn” to call all other stations in the system. Note: Pressing “Ans/End”
will mute an incoming page.
DND - Press once to enter the ‘ring only’ mode (LED turns Orange). In this mode other stations can
ring you, but you must press “Ans/End” to accept the call. Press the button a second time and the
LED turns Red, now other stations will hear a busy tone when they call your station.
Ans/End - Press this button to: 1) Call back the station that just paged, 2) Answer a door station
call (press & hold for 3 seconds to activate the ST-C5IDS strike relay), 3) Answer a direct call when
in the ‘ring only’ mode, 4) Press this button again to end the call.
Mon/Talk - 1) Press and hold this button for 2 seconds (LED turns Red) to allow your station to be
monitored from other stations, 2) Press and release (LED turns Green) to listen to another station
that is in monitor mode. Note: Rooms being monitored will not hear any pages. Pressing “Ans/End”
will release a station from monitor mode.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Room to Room (for noisy environments) - This system normally operates in
a ‘hands-free’ mode so the person responding to a direct intercom call can simply speak and the
ST-2000 automatically detects when the person has finished speaking. However, if there is
significant background noise, the ST-2000 will not distinguish between voice and background noise.
In this case, press and hold the “Mon/Talk” button (LED turns Orange) this will override the
automatic voice switching and allow the person holding the “Mon/Talk” button to be heard in the
other room. After the call, the system will revert back to ‘hands-free’ mode. Note: the push-to-talk
mode only occurs when a call has been initiated between two locations. If a call is not already in
progress, pressing and holding the “Mon/Talk” button will engage the monitor mode as described
above.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Room to Door - Hold down the “Mon/Talk” button while speaking to a door.
The LED turns Orange.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Door to Room - Hold down the “Page/Lstn” button to hear the person at the
door station speaking to you. The LED turns Green.
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
23
Features:
!Direct communication from room to room
!Expandable up to 24 stations
!Baby Monitor and Do Not Disturb modes
!Built-in IR repeating
!Intercom calls can be activated with an IR remote control
!Whole-house paging
!Two distinct door chimes
!Answer function calls the last station that paged
ST-2000
Intercom Station
ST-2100
Station Expander
P-0930
Hub
The Channel Vision CAT5 Whole-House Intercom System consists of two
basic components: P-0930 Intercom Hub and ST-2000 Intercom Station.
The system can be expanded through the use of additional hubs and
intercom stations. The ST-2000 provides direct call buttons for 6 rooms.
The ST-2100 Intercom Station Expander can be used to add more direct call
buttons in larger systems . If a front door intercom station is required,
Channel Vision’s popular IU-xxxxC or DP-xxxxC can be easily integrated as
one of the intercom stations, and when used with the ST-C5IDS Door Strike
Relay module, the system can activate an electronic door strike or gate
opener.
Link Out
Connects to “Link
In” on another unit
for system
expansion
Basic intercom function buttons
See description below
IR Receiver
Detects IR from remote controls
Volume up/down
Controls volume of the ST-2000
Direct Call buttons
Allow Room to Room Calling
Power
Connect power
supply here
IR Emitters
Connect IR emitters here
Page Trigger
Supplies 12VDC trigger voltage for an external audio system
Page Out
Connect to the input of an external audio system
Hub Switches
Use to configure the hub’s identity
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NT M
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
How it works:
Every intercom zone (or room) will have at least one ST-2000 which will provide direct call access
to the first 6 rooms. For larger systems (up to 24 zones), model ST-2100 can be added to allow
direct call access to more zones. Note: larger systems will also require the addition of more P-0930
intercom hubs.
Functions:
Page/Lstn - Press “Page/Lstn” to call all other stations in the system. Note: Pressing “Ans/End”
will mute an incoming page.
DND - Press once to enter the ‘ring only’ mode (LED turns Orange). In this mode other stations can
ring you, but you must press “Ans/End” to accept the call. Press the button a second time and the
LED turns Red, now other stations will hear a busy tone when they call your station.
Ans/End - Press this button to: 1) Call back the station that just paged, 2) Answer a door station
call (press & hold for 3 seconds to activate the ST-C5IDS strike relay), 3) Answer a direct call when
in the ‘ring only’ mode, 4) Press this button again to end the call.
Mon/Talk - 1) Press and hold this button for 2 seconds (LED turns Red) to allow your station to be
monitored from other stations, 2) Press and release (LED turns Green) to listen to another station
that is in monitor mode. Note: Rooms being monitored will not hear any pages. Pressing “Ans/End”
will release a station from monitor mode.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Room to Room (for noisy environments) - This system normally operates in
a ‘hands-free’ mode so the person responding to a direct intercom call can simply speak and the
ST-2000 automatically detects when the person has finished speaking. However, if there is
significant background noise, the ST-2000 will not distinguish between voice and background noise.
In this case, press and hold the “Mon/Talk” button (LED turns Orange) this will override the
automatic voice switching and allow the person holding the “Mon/Talk” button to be heard in the
other room. After the call, the system will revert back to ‘hands-free’ mode. Note: the push-to-talk
mode only occurs when a call has been initiated between two locations. If a call is not already in
progress, pressing and holding the “Mon/Talk” button will engage the monitor mode as described
above.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Room to Door - Hold down the “Mon/Talk” button while speaking to a door.
The LED turns Orange.
Push-To-Talk Mode: Door to Room - Hold down the “Page/Lstn” button to hear the person at the
door station speaking to you. The LED turns Green.
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
4
Basic Application
Expanding the System
Hub A
Room A1 Room B1 These 6 buttons
call rooms
connected to
hub B.
These 6 buttons call
rooms connected to
hub A.
Hub B
5
PRO
CH AN N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
When expanding the system to more than 6 rooms, connect the Link
Out from P-0930 to the Link In of another P-0930 using the small
ribbon cable provided. As many as 4 P-0930 intercom hubs can be
linked together to create a 24-room system. The dip switches located
near the Link In connector allow each hub to be identified by a letter,
such as A, B, C, or D. Each station, can accept up to 3 ST-2100
station expanders (see page 3). The 6 room call buttons on the ST-
2000 are always associated with hub A. The 6 room call buttons on
the first ST-2100 are associated with hub B, the 6 room call buttons
on the second ST-2100 are associated with hub C, and the 6 room
call buttons on the third ST-2100 are associated with hub D.
The default dip switch position sets the P-0930 as
unit A. this means that both dip switches are in the
“down” or “off” position. When creating larger
systems, make sure the dip switches are
configured properly.
In a basic 6 room system, any ST-2000 station is capable of calling
another station directly, simply by pressing any of the 6 direct call
buttons. The top direct call button corresponds to room 1, the second
button corresponds to room 2 and so on.
The intercom stations can be activated from across the room by using
the A0503 IR remote control, allowing you to make an intercom call
while sitting in your favorite chair. The IR receiver that is integrated
with the ST-2000 can also be used to send IR signals back to
components in a different room, such as DVD players or media
servers.
The Page Out feature on the P-0930 enables intercom pages to be
broadcast to an external audio system. Many audio systems that
provide a page input for this purpose also require a trigger voltage to
activate the paging function. The P-0930 provides a 3.5mm Page
Trigger jack that supplies 12VDC for the duration of the intercom
page.
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Connect IR emitters here to
control other devices
Connect to the input of an
external audio system
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
4
Basic Application
Expanding the System
Hub A
Room A1 Room B1 These 6 buttons
call rooms
connected to
hub B.
These 6 buttons call
rooms connected to
hub A.
Hub B
5
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
When expanding the system to more than 6 rooms, connect the Link
Out from P-0930 to the Link In of another P-0930 using the small
ribbon cable provided. As many as 4 P-0930 intercom hubs can be
linked together to create a 24-room system. The dip switches located
near the Link In connector allow each hub to be identified by a letter,
such as A, B, C, or D. Each station, can accept up to 3 ST-2100
station expanders (see page 3). The 6 room call buttons on the ST-
2000 are always associated with hub A. The 6 room call buttons on
the first ST-2100 are associated with hub B, the 6 room call buttons
on the second ST-2100 are associated with hub C, and the 6 room
call buttons on the third ST-2100 are associated with hub D.
The default dip switch position sets the P-0930 as
unit A. this means that both dip switches are in the
“down” or “off” position. When creating larger
systems, make sure the dip switches are
configured properly.
In a basic 6 room system, any ST-2000 station is capable of calling
another station directly, simply by pressing any of the 6 direct call
buttons. The top direct call button corresponds to room 1, the second
button corresponds to room 2 and so on.
The intercom stations can be activated from across the room by using
the A0503 IR remote control, allowing you to make an intercom call
while sitting in your favorite chair. The IR receiver that is integrated
with the ST-2000 can also be used to send IR signals back to
components in a different room, such as DVD players or media
servers.
The Page Out feature on the P-0930 enables intercom pages to be
broadcast to an external audio system. Many audio systems that
provide a page input for this purpose also require a trigger voltage to
activate the paging function. The P-0930 provides a 3.5mm Page
Trigger jack that supplies 12VDC for the duration of the intercom
page.
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Connect IR emitters here to
control other devices
Connect to the input of an
external audio system
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
6
Installing the ST-2000 Customizing Room Labels
1. Install a standard double gang
low-voltage ring
2. Attach the ST-2000 mounting
bracket to the low-voltage ring
Note: these tabs are on top
Note: these hooks will align with
the tabs at the top of the bracket
Note: When adding ST-2100
Sation Expanders move the
end cover to the last
ST-2100
3. Pull the CAT5 wire through
the opening and terminate
it to the back side
of the ST-2000
7
5. Hang from top
4. Slide the end cover
into place from the
back side of the
ST-2000
End cover
installed
and rotate down
6. Tighten screw to lock in place
Push here to release the
label cover
The label cover should
now swing off
Replace the labels
Use tweezers if needed
Replace the label cover
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mn/Talk
o
DND A ndns/E
P ge/Lstn
a
/
Mon Talk
DND
As/Enn d
Pa e/s n
gL t
The room labels on the intercom stations can be customized to help
the user remember which buttons correspond to which room. For
example, instead of having labels that say: Room 1, Room 2, Room
3, etc. you can label those rooms as: Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom,
etc. To create paper labels of the appropriate size, you can
download a label template from www.channelvision.com that will
allow you to create custom labels and print them on standard 8.5” x
11” paper. Then use scissors to cut along the template guidelines.
To install the custom labels, follow the simple steps below:
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
6
Installing the ST-2000 Customizing Room Labels
1. Install a standard double gang
low-voltage ring
2. Attach the ST-2000 mounting
bracket to the low-voltage ring
Note: these tabs are on top
Note: these hooks will align with
the tabs at the top of the bracket
Note: When adding ST-2100
Sation Expanders move the
end cover to the last
ST-2100
3. Pull the CAT5 wire through
the opening and terminate
it to the back side
of the ST-2000
7
5. Hang from top
4. Slide the end cover
into place from the
back side of the
ST-2000
End cover
installed
and rotate down
6. Tighten screw to lock in place
Push here to release the
label cover
The label cover should
now swing off
Replace the labels
Use tweezers if needed
Replace the label cover
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
k
Mon/Tal
DND A s/ ndn E
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND
As/Enn d
anP ge/Lst
The room labels on the intercom stations can be customized to help
the user remember which buttons correspond to which room. For
example, instead of having labels that say: Room 1, Room 2, Room
3, etc. you can label those rooms as: Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom,
etc. To create paper labels of the appropriate size, you can
download a label template from www.channelvision.com that will
allow you to create custom labels and print them on standard 8.5” x
11” paper. Then use scissors to cut along the template guidelines.
To install the custom labels, follow the simple steps below:
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Using the Page Out Function
89
Installing the ST-2100 Station Expander
ST-2000
Rear View
ST-2000
Rear View
ST-2100
Rear View
Slide ST-2100 in
place and add screws Use this expansion slot to
install an additional ST-2100.
Adding 2 or 3 ST-2100s is
similar, simply follow the same
procedure.
The intercom system can be expanded to more than six stations by
adding the ST-2100 to the ST-2000. Although several ST-2100
expanders can be attached to each ST-2000, everything still attaches to
a standard double gang low-voltage ring. The ST-2100 is very slim so it
attaches to the side of the ST-2000 and sits on the surface of the wall.
One major benefit of the CAT5 Whole-House Intercom System is that
many different components can be integrated with it. The system below
integrates Page Out feature of the P-0930 with the local audio input on
the P-1014 1x4 CAT5 Audio Distribution Module. When a page is sent
from the P-0930 it will interrupt the main audio source feeding the P-1014
so the page will be heard through the audio system’s speakers. This is a
great way to make pages audible in areas where there is no ST-2000
intercom station.
1 AI D bi n M d 4 UD O istri ut o oule
Model
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D+24V C
Per
ow
D
+12V C
tus
S at
ystem
S
System
Input
Local
Input
Zone 1 Zo
ne 2 Zo ne 3 oZ ne 4 Ens o
xpa in
p
Out ut
Lo al
c
Priority Sal
ign
LREmitters
IR
x
P-1014
AB-124
Amplified Keypad
Bathroom
Hallway Kitchen
Dining Room
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
P-0930
ST-2000
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
TM
By C HA NN EL VISI O N
AUDIO
LR
STATUS
12VDC
AB-202
A-BUS OUTPUT
STATUS
IR
IR EMITTERS
AB-202
Input
Module
RCA “Y”
cable
Sat radio
DVD player
CD player
Receiver
IMPORTANT: Hole in this bottom bracket must fit over plastic boss.
(Metal must not sit on top of plastic. Or button functions may be affected.)
Remove these screws
Remove these screws
St-2000 as shipped
Discard washers
Discard washers
Edge connector for ST-2100
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
Using the Page Out Function
89
Installing the ST-2100 Station Expander
ST-2000
Rear View
ST-2000
Rear View
ST-2100
Rear View
Slide ST-2100 in
place and add screws Use this expansion slot to
install an additional ST-2100.
Adding 2 or 3 ST-2100s is
similar, simply follow the same
procedure.
The intercom system can be expanded to more than six stations by
adding the ST-2100 to the ST-2000. Although several ST-2100
expanders can be attached to each ST-2000, everything still attaches to
a standard double gang low-voltage ring. The ST-2100 is very slim so it
attaches to the side of the ST-2000 and sits on the surface of the wall.
One major benefit of the CAT5 Whole-House Intercom System is that
many different components can be integrated with it. The system below
integrates Page Out feature of the P-0930 with the local audio input on
the P-1014 1x4 CAT5 Audio Distribution Module. When a page is sent
from the P-0930 it will interrupt the main audio source feeding the P-1014
so the page will be heard through the audio system’s speakers. This is a
great way to make pages audible in areas where there is no ST-2000
intercom station.
1 4 A DIO Disributi n M dule
Ut o o
Model
P-1014
+ D
24V C
Power
+VD
12 C
Status
st
Sy em
yst
Sem
n
Iput
Local
Input
Zo
ne 1o
Zne 2 oZ ne 3 Zone 4 Expans o
in
utpO ut
Local
r
P iority Signal
LRE t
mit ers
IR
x
P- 014
1
AB-124
Amplified Keypad
Bathroom
Hallway Kitchen
Dining Room
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
Source
CHA NN EL VI S I O N
Pwr
P-0930
ST-2000
PRO
CH A N N E L
TM
VI S I O N
CH A N N E L
VI S I O NTM
Model
P-0930 Whole-House Intercom
Page Out
Page Trigger
IR
Emitters +15VDC
Power
Link
In
Link
Out
Hub
A
B
C
DRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
Room 9
Room 10
Room 11
Room 12
TM
By C HA NN EL VISI O N
AUDIO
LR
STATUS
12VDC
AB-202
A-BUS OUTPUT
STATUS
IR
IR EMITTERS
AB-202
Input
Module
RCA “Y”
cable
Sat radio
DVD player
CD player
Receiver
IMPORTANT: Hole in this bottom bracket must fit over plastic boss.
(Metal must not sit on top of plastic. Or button functions may be affected.)
Remove these screws
Remove these screws
St-2000 as shipped
Discard washers
Discard washers
Edge connector for ST-2100
Mon/Talk
DND Ans/End
Page/Lstn
1) Be sure you have connected the CAT5 cable correctly. Follow the
color code indicated on the 110 connectors and use the TIA-568A
color standard on any RJ-45 connectors in the system. Mis-wiring will
prevent the system from working!
2) Having trouble calling from room to room?
A. Look at the status LEDs on the ST-2000. Do they function as
indicated in the chart below?
B. Look at the IR LED on the P-0930 while pressing one of the call
buttons on the ST-2000. It should flash when buttons are pressed.
Now go to the room you are trying to call and repeat the test on
that ST-2000. If the LED flashes both times, then IR control
signals are being transferred from the intercom stations to the hub.
3) Trouble with IR control?
a. If you’re having trouble controlling the system with the A0503 remote,
make sure you have fresh batteries installed. Make sure you can
control the system by pressing the buttons on the ST-2000. See
troubleshooting step 2b.
b. If you’re having trouble operating an IR controlled device when using
the intercom’s IR repeating system, check the IR LED on the P-0930
to make sure it flashes when the IR signals are detected by the ST-
2000. Double check the IR emitter to ensure that it is located directly
over the IR sensor of the device. Does the IR repeating system
control some devices but not others? Check the IR specifications in
the manual to make sure your device is compatible with this IR
repeating system.
4) If the system is not responding, press and hold the DND button for 5
seconds. This will cause it to reboot.
5) If you need additional help troubleshooting this intercom system
please contact Channel Vision technical support or check our
website for more details: www.channelvision.com.
Connection Tips and Troubleshooting
10
DND LED
color
- - Off/Standby
Red -DND
Green -On a call
Orange -Ring-only DND
-Red Room being Monitored
-Green Monitor Out/Page/Tone
Orange(Green) Push-To-Talk mode (Door to Room)
Meaning
ST-2000 LED Status Indicators
Mon/Talk LED
color
11
Stripping and Connecting CAT5 Wire
Specifications: (typical @25º C)
Operating Voltage : 15VDC
Cable Requirements: 4 pair UTP (CAT3 or better)
Recommended Max. Cable Length:
Door Station: 500ft
Wall Station: 350ft
IR Freq. range supported (ST-2000): 30 kHz - 60 kHz
IR pickup range (ST-2000): 40 ft. @ 38kHz, 25 ft. @ 56kHz
Operating Temperature: -10ºC to +50ºC
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Blade
CAT5
1. Place the CAT5 between the blade and the first notch of the J-110 tool.
CAT5 cable should be stripped with a proper stripping tool, such as Channel
Vision’s J-110 tool.
Slight
pressure
Rotate
1 turn only
2. Rotate the tool only once. Multiple
turns will cause you to cut into the
inner wires.
3. Inspect the inner wires for damage.
If any wires are cut start over at step 1.
Check for damage
Green/White
Green
Orange/White
Blue
Blue/White
Orange
Brown/White
Brown
TIA-568A RJ-45 Modular Plug
Side view:
Top view:
1) Be sure you have connected the CAT5 cable correctly. Follow the
color code indicated on the 110 connectors and use the TIA-568A
color standard on any RJ-45 connectors in the system. Mis-wiring will
prevent the system from working!
2) Having trouble calling from room to room?
A. Look at the status LEDs on the ST-2000. Do they function as
indicated in the chart below?
B. Look at the IR LED on the P-0930 while pressing one of the call
buttons on the ST-2000. It should flash when buttons are pressed.
Now go to the room you are trying to call and repeat the test on
that ST-2000. If the LED flashes both times, then IR control
signals are being transferred from the intercom stations to the hub.
3) Trouble with IR control?
a. If you’re having trouble controlling the system with the A0503 remote,
make sure you have fresh batteries installed. Make sure you can
control the system by pressing the buttons on the ST-2000. See
troubleshooting step 2b.
b. If you’re having trouble operating an IR controlled device when using
the intercom’s IR repeating system, check the IR LED on the P-0930
to make sure it flashes when the IR signals are detected by the ST-
2000. Double check the IR emitter to ensure that it is located directly
over the IR sensor of the device. Does the IR repeating system
control some devices but not others? Check the IR specifications in
the manual to make sure your device is compatible with this IR
repeating system.
4) If the system is not responding, press and hold the DND button for 5
seconds. This will cause it to reboot.
5) If you need additional help troubleshooting this intercom system
please contact Channel Vision technical support or check our
website for more details: www.channelvision.com.
Connection Tips and Troubleshooting
10
DND LED
color
- - Off/Standby
Red -DND
Green -On a call
Orange -Ring-only DND
-Red Room being Monitored
-Green Monitor Out/Page/Tone
Orange(Green) Push-To-Talk mode (Door to Room)
Meaning
ST-2000 LED Status Indicators
Mon/Talk LED
color
11
Stripping and Connecting CAT5 Wire
Specifications: (typical @25º C)
Operating Voltage : 15VDC
Cable Requirements: 4 pair UTP (CAT3 or better)
Recommended Max. Cable Length:
Door Station: 500ft
Wall Station: 350ft
IR Freq. range supported (ST-2000): 30 kHz - 60 kHz
IR pickup range (ST-2000): 40 ft. @ 38kHz, 25 ft. @ 56kHz
Operating Temperature: -10ºC to +50ºC
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Blade
CAT5
1. Place the CAT5 between the blade and the first notch of the J-110 tool.
CAT5 cable should be stripped with a proper stripping tool, such as Channel
Vision’s J-110 tool.
Slight
pressure
Rotate
1 turn only
2. Rotate the tool only once. Multiple
turns will cause you to cut into the
inner wires.
3. Inspect the inner wires for damage.
If any wires are cut start over at step 1.
Check for damage
Green/White
Green
Orange/White
Blue
Blue/White
Orange
Brown/White
Brown
TIA-568A RJ-45 Modular Plug
Side view:
Top view:
Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in
material or workmanship which occurs during normal use of this
product with new or rebuilt parts, free of charge in the USA, for two
years from the date of original purchase. This is a no hassle warranty
with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty does not cover
damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not supplied
by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse,
abuse, or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only
to the original purchaser, and a purchase receipt, invoice, or other
proof of original purchase date will be required before warranty
repairs are provided.
Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by calling
(800) 840-0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be
obtained in advance and can be marked on the outside of the shipping
carton.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other
rights (which vary from state to state). If a problem with this product
develops during or after the warranty period, please contact Channel
Vision Technology, your dealer or any factory-authorized service
center.
500-150 revD
www . c h a n n e l v i sio n . c o m
234 Fischer Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92626 USA
(714)424-6500 (800)840-0288 (714)424-6510 fax
email: [email protected]

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