Comelit VEDO User guide

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EN
SYSTEM
MANUAL
Vedo system 2.12.x

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000P1515XXXXXXXX
Via Don Arrigoni, 5
24020 Rovetta (BG) - Italy
PCBVEDO68
Warning
• Cut off the power supply before carrying out any maintenance work.
• It is recommended to check the correct operation of the safety system
periodically (at least once a month).
• Remove any dust accumulated in the control panel housing with a damp
cloth, without using any solvent, and check that there are no foreign bodies.
• Check the condition of the connectors and the conductors.
• Carry out the maintenance and operation test of all the components (smoke
sensors, movement sensors, ...) as indicated in the respective technical
manuals.
• Replace the protections on the terminals.
• Any battery maintenance/replacement procedures should only be carried
out by trained and qualified personnel.
• All the products comply with the requirements of the 2014/30/EU and 2014/35/
EU directives. This is proved by the CE mark on the products themselves.
• The device complies with the following standards:
• EN 62368-1 relating to the safety of information technology equipment.
• EN50130-4 relating to Alarm systems Part 4: Electromagnetic compatibility
• EN50131 relating to Alarm systems - Intruder and Hold-Up alarm systems
• EN50136 relating to Alarm systems - Alarm transmission systems and
equipment
• All items have an ID label for product traceability. Two examples are shown
below:
• All the system components must have safety grade 2 or higher to obtain grade
2 alarm system certification according to standard EN50131.
Service
Certifications
Product labels
Control panel identification label
interpretation serial number: 000PWWYYXXXXXXXX
protocol number
date of manufacture
week of manufacture (WW)
and year of manufacture (YY)
(in the sample label
1515= week 15 of the year 15)
product code
000P1515XXXXXXXX
Via Don Arrigoni, 5 - 24020 Rovetta (BG) - Italy
VEDOGSM
EAN code
identifying the
product
manufacturer's name
serial number
product code
"XX" represents all control panels of the same type
For every type of control panel (VEDO10, VEDO34, VEDO34M, VEDO68,
VEDO68M), there are different language versions, identified by a code. To keep
things simple, in the manual the control panels are only referred to as VEDO10,
VEDO34, VEDO34M, VEDO68, VEDO68M. The full product code will appear on
the traceability label (e.g. VEDO34MEN)
for Italian XX = "" (e.g. VEDO34M)
for English XX = EN (e.g. VEDO34MEN)
for French XX = FR (e.g. VEDO34MFR)
for Dutch XX = NL (e.g. VEDO34MNL)
for Spanish XX = ES (e.g. VEDO34MES)
EN 50131-1
EN 50131-3
EN 50131-6
EN 50131-10
EN 50136-1
EN 50136-2
(SP4/DP3)
EN 62368-1
Grade 2 / Class II
VEDO34MXX
Max Current 0,6A
~
Vin:230V +10% -15% 50/60Hz
TA-BBBB
Certification ID code
• This Comelit product has been designed and manufactured for use in the
creation of security and automation systems in residential, commercial,
industrial and public buildings.
• All activities connected to the installation of Comelit products must be
carried out by qualified technical personnel, with careful observation of the
indications provided in the manuals / instruction sheets supplied with those
products.
• Disconnect the power supply before carrying out any operations on the
wiring.
• Use wires with a cross-section suited to the distances involved, observing
the instructions provided in the system manual.
• The wires used must comply to reference standards: IEC 60332-1-2 for wires
with a cross-section of 0.5 mm² or greater and IEC 60332-2-2 for those with
a cross-section under0.5 mm².
• We advise against running the system wires through the same duct as power
cables (230V or higher).
• To ensure Comelit products are used safely: carefully observe the indications
provided in the manuals / instruction sheets; make sure the system created
using Comelit products has not been tampered with / damaged.
• Comelit products do not require maintenance aside from routine cleaning,
which should be carried out in accordance with the indications provided
in the manuals /instruction sheets. Any repairs must be carried out: for the
products themselves, exclusively by Comelit Group S.p.A.; for the systems,
by qualified technical personnel.
• Comelit Group S.p.A. accepts no liability for any purpose other than the
intended use, or failure to observe the indications and warnings contained
in this manual / instruction sheet. Comelit Group S.p.A. reserves the right
to change the information provided in this manual / instruction sheet at any
time and without prior notice.
• For standard-compliant installation, a suitable (two-pole) device must be
provided for isolating and protecting the mains power supply in the building's
electrical system (see diagram on page 7), in compliance with current
standards (law 46/90): for example, a two-pole overload circuit breaker
with rated current 6A. There must be a gap of at least 3 [mm] between the
isolating device contacts.
To maintain conformity of the product with current regulations, the battery used
must comply with the following requirements:
• The battery must conform to one of the following standards: IEC 60086-4,
IEC 60086-5, IEC 60896-11, IEC 60896-21, IEC 60896-22, IEC 61056-1 and
IEC 61056-2, IEC 61427, IEC/TS 61430, IEC 61434, IEC 61959, IEC 62133,
IEC 62281, and IEC 62485-2;
• The lead battery must be a VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid) type;
• The battery casing flammability class must be equal to or greater than
UL94V-1.
Any battery maintenance/replacement procedures should only be carried out
by trained and qualified personnel.
Battery
GLOSSARY
ISO 7000-0434 Caution, refer to the documentation IEC 60417-5134 Devices sensitive to static electricity
ISO 3864 Caution, risk of electric shocks EEC Directive 93/42 The CE mark indicates that the product conforms to the
applicable European Union directives
ISO 7000-1641 Read the operating instructions BS EN 50419: 2006
WEEE: subject to regulations for the disposal of electrical
and electronic equipment (e.g. items that should not be
disposed of using general waste methods)
IEC 60417-5017 Earth connection IEC 60417-5031
(2002-10) Device powered with direct current
manufacturer's name
serial number

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Table of contents
1. Introduction to the system..........................................................................................4
1.1 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS..................................................................................4
1.2.1 Main system specifications ..................................................................................................4
1.1.1 Communication standard .....................................................................................................4
1.1.2 Addressing the modules.......................................................................................................4
1.2 GENERAL........................................................................................................................................4
1.2.2 Power supply unit technical specifications..........................................................................6
1.2.3 Power supply unit technical specifications..........................................................................7
2. Identification of parts and separation of circuits .....................................................8
2.1 POSITIONING OF COMPONENTS AND FIXTURES (FOR ART. BOXPLASTIC)..............................8
2.2 ROUTES FOR SEPARATING THE SELV CIRCUIT AND THE HIGH VOLTAGE CIRCUIT (FOR ART.
BOXPLASTIC) ...............................................................................................................................8
2.3 POSITIONING OF COMPONENTS AND FIXTURES (FOR ART. BOXMETAL).................................9
2.4 ROUTES FOR SEPARATING THE SELV CIRCUIT AND THE HIGH VOLTAGE CIRCUIT (FOR ART.
BOXMETAL) ..................................................................................................................................10
3. Technical and installation specifications...................................................................11
3.1 BOXPLASTIC...................................................................................................................................11
3.1.1 Technical specifications........................................................................................................11
3.1.2 Installation .............................................................................................................................11
3.2 BOXMETAL......................................................................................................................................11
3.2.1 Technical specifications........................................................................................................11
3.2.2 Installation .............................................................................................................................11
3.3 CONTROL PANEL BOARD ART. PCBVEDO10, PCBVEDO34, PCBVEDO68, PCBVEDO200........11
3.3.1 Main features.........................................................................................................................11
3.3.2 Technical specifications........................................................................................................12
3.4 INTERNAL EXPANSIONS................................................................................................................13
3.4.1 Telephone dialler functions (PSTN as standard)..................................................................13
3.4.2 Messages and Voice Control expansion module (Art. VEDOVOICE)..................................14
3.4.3 GSM communication expansion module (Art. VEDOGSM).................................................14
3.4.4 GSM communication expansion module (Art. VEDOGSM3G)............................................17
3.4.5 GSM communication expansion module (Art. VEDOGSM4G)............................................18
3.4.6 TCP/IP Ethernet expansion module (Art. VEDOIP)..............................................................20
3.5 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT CONNECTING DEVICES TO THE BUS...................................21
3.5.1 Bus line termination ..............................................................................................................21
3.6 WIRING THE INPUTS......................................................................................................................21
3.6.1 Normally closed (NC) ............................................................................................................21
3.6.2 Normally open (NO)...............................................................................................................22
3.6.3 Single balance.......................................................................................................................22
3.6.4 Double balance .....................................................................................................................22
3.6.5 Triple balance ........................................................................................................................22
3.6.6 Triple balance with jamming.................................................................................................22
3.6.7 Double zone (double)............................................................................................................22
3.6.8 Double zone with end of line (EOL double)..........................................................................22
3.6.9 Wiring the control panel's 24-hour input .............................................................................22
3.6.10 Wiring the telephone dialler on the PSTN network............................................................22
3.7 CONTROL AND DISPLAY COMPONENTS.....................................................................................23
3.7.1 LCD keypad art. VEDOKP, VEDOKP200 and keypad with RFID key reader art. VEDOKPR,
VEDOKPR200.....................................................................................................................23
3.7.2 LCD keypad art. VEDOLCD and keypad with RFID key reader art. VEDOLCDPROX ........24
3.7.3 RFID proximity reader on bus...............................................................................................24
3.7.4 RFID keys (Art. SK9050x/A) ..................................................................................................26
3.8 OTHER DEVICES THAT CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE 485 BUS.................................................26
3.8.1 Vedo Touch (Art. VEDOTOUCH) / Mini Touch (Art. 20034607) with RFID key reader ........26
3.8.2 Planux Manager with RFID key reader (Art. 20034801).......................................................27
3.8.3 Icona Manager ViP (Art. 20003310W) ..................................................................................28
3.9 EXPANSIONS ON 485 BUS ............................................................................................................29
3.9.1 Plastic expansion housing ....................................................................................................29
3.9.2 Expansion on bus with 8 balanceable inputs and 8 logic outputs on bus .........................29
3.9.3 Two-way radio expansion on bus (Art. RF10VEDO / RF32VEDO).......................................31
3.9.4 PAL/IP video module Art. VEDOCCTV .................................................................................31
3.10 WIRELESS SENSORS AND ACCESSORIES ................................................................................33
3.11 OUTPUTS SIREN CONNECTION EXAMPLES..............................................................................33
3.11.1 Connecting a self-powered siren with 3 or 2 wires ...........................................................33
3.11.2 Connecting a non-self-powered indoor siren....................................................................33
3.11.3 2-wire connection of indoor siren and self-powered siren with siren fault zone and siren
sabotage zone....................................................................................................................33
3.11.4 2-wire connection of self-powered siren with siren fault zone and siren sabotage zone .33
3.11.5 3-wire connection of self-powered siren with siren fault zone and siren sabotage zone .33
3.12 EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION TO OUTPUTS TC1 AND TC2.........................................................34
3.13 POWER SUPPLY STATIONS .........................................................................................................34
3.13.1 Power supply unit management board for Vedo series control panels Art. PCBPSU ....34
3.14 BUS ATOR (VEDOISO) ..................................................................................................................36
4. Appendix: Mounting instructions ...............................................................................37
4.1 OPENING THE HOUSING ART. BOXPLASTIC ...............................................................................37
4.2 PREPARING THE HOUSING ART. BOXPLASTIC ...........................................................................37
4.3 FIXING THE HOUSING ART. BOXPLASTIC TO THE WALL............................................................37
4.4 MOUNTING THE CONTROL PANEL BOARD ART. PCBVEDO10, PCBVEDO34, PCBVEDO68,
PCBVEDO200, PCBPSU IN HOUSING ART. BOXPLASTIC .........................................................38
4.6 MOUNTING THE EXPANSION ART. VEDO8I8O E RF10VEDO, RF32VEDO IN HOUSING ART.
BOXPLASTIC ................................................................................................................................38
4.5 MOUNTING THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT PSU15 IN A HOUSING ART. BOXPLASTIC ..................38
4.7 OPENING THE HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL...................................................................................39
4.8 FIXING THE HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL TO THE WALL...............................................................39
4.9 MOUNTING THE CONTROL PANEL BOARD ART. PCBVEDO10 / PCBVEDO34 / PCBVEDO68 /
PCBVEDO200 AND PCBPSU IN HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL.....................................................40
4.10 MOUNTING THE EXPANSION ART. VEDO8I8O IN HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL.........................40
4.11 MOUNTING THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT PSU15 - PSU50 IN A HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL.....40
4.12 MOUNTING THE MODULE ART. VEDOCCTV IN METAL HOUSING............................................41
4.13 MOUNTING THE MODULE ART. 30076003 / 30076004 IN METAL HOUSING............................41
4.14 MOUNTING THE KEYPAD ART. VEDOKP, VEDOKP200, VEDOKPR, VEDOKPR200 IN BOX 503.....
42
4.15 SURFACE-MOUNTING THE KEYPAD ART. VEDOKP, VEDOKP200, VEDOKPR, VEDOKPR200 .42
4.16 MOUNTING THE VEDO TOUCH / MINI TOUCH (ART. 20034607) IN BOX 503 ...........................43
4.17 MOUNTING PLANUX MANAGER (ART. 20034801) WITH FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX ART. 6117 ..44
4.18 MOUNTING PLANUX MANAGER (ART. 20034801) WITH WALL BRACKET ART. 6120 ..............45
4.19 WALL-MOUNTING ICONA MANAGER VIP / MOUNTING IN 503 SERIES BOX / ROUND BOX ..46
4.20 MOUNTING ICONA VIP MANAGER IN A FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX ART. 6117 ............................47
4.21 PREPARING THE PLASTIC HOUSING FOR MOUNTING THE EXPANSION ART. RF10VEDO /
RF32VEDO / VEDO8I8O................................................................................................................48
4.22 WALL-MOUNTING THE PLASTIC HOUSING FOR EXPANSION ART. RF10VEDO / RF32VEDO /
VEDO8I8O.....................................................................................................................................48
5. Appendix: notes on installation and programming...................................................49
5.1 WHAT TO DO BEFORE POWERING UP THE SYSTEM..................................................................49
5.1.1 Connect the zone inputs correctly .......................................................................................49
5.1.2 Connect the bus modules.....................................................................................................49
5.1.3 Close all the anti-tamper inputs ...........................................................................................49
5.1.4 Powering up ..........................................................................................................................49
5.2 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................................49
5.3 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING FROM THE KEYPAD .........................................................49
5.3.2 Default codes ........................................................................................................................49
5.3.3 Keypad navigation mode......................................................................................................49
5.3.4 Modifying a numerical value................................................................................................. 49
5.3.5 Editing an alphanumeric string.............................................................................................49
5.3.6 Setting the keypad serial number ........................................................................................49
5.3.7 Total arming of the alarm system .........................................................................................50
5.3.8 Partial activation of the alarm system / execution of a scenario........................................50
5.3.9 Total deactivation of the alarm system ................................................................................50
5.3.10 Silencing an alarm with the system deactivated ...............................................................50
5.3.11 Entering programming as a User .......................................................................................50
5.3.12 Entering programming as an Installer (installer code authorisation)................................50
5.3.13 Changing date and time .....................................................................................................50
5.3.14 Acquiring an RFID key code from the keypad...................................................................50
5.3.15 Acquiring a radio sensor code from the keypad ...............................................................50
5.3.16 Acquiring a radio control code from the keypad...............................................................50
5.3.17 Acquiring a siren code from the keypad............................................................................51
5.3.18 Exiting programming mode................................................................................................51
5.3.19 Restoring factory settings...................................................................................................51
5.3.20 Setting the control panel to Service Status .......................................................................51
5.3.21 Exiting Service Status .........................................................................................................51
5.4 FAST NAVIGATION OF KEYPAD MENU (INSTALLER AND USER) .................................................51
5.5 CONFIGURATIONS NECESSARY TO GUARANTEE GRADE 2 CERTIFICATION ACCORDING TO
EN50131-1 (SP2-DP1) ..................................................................................................................52
5.5.1 Keypads.................................................................................................................................52
5.5.2 Touch .....................................................................................................................................52
5.5.3 App ........................................................................................................................................ 52
5.5.4 Home automation system manager.....................................................................................52
5.5.5 Input/output expansions (8I8O) ............................................................................................ 52
5.5.6 Power supply stations...........................................................................................................52
5.5.7 Isolators .................................................................................................................................53
5.5.8 Radio expansion....................................................................................................................53
5.5.9 Radio outputs........................................................................................................................53
5.5.10 Radio controls .....................................................................................................................53
5.5.11 Radio zones.........................................................................................................................53
5.5.12 Wired zones.........................................................................................................................53
5.5.13 Areas....................................................................................................................................54
5.5.14 Wired outputs......................................................................................................................54
5.5.15 User .....................................................................................................................................54
5.5.16 Installers ..............................................................................................................................54
5.5.17 IP Options ...........................................................................................................................54
5.5.18 GSM settings.......................................................................................................................54
5.5.19 Transmission Options..........................................................................................................54
5.5.20 Phone Book / Email ............................................................................................................55
5.5.21 Digital dialler contacts list ..................................................................................................55
5.5.22 Generic events ....................................................................................................................55
5.5.23 Detailed events....................................................................................................................55
5.5.24 Service voice messages .....................................................................................................56
5.5.25 Timer Types .........................................................................................................................56
5.5.26 Timer Model .......................................................................................................................57
5.5.27 System Parameters.............................................................................................................57
5.5.28 Events to be saved..............................................................................................................57
5.6 CONFIGURATIONS NECESSARY TO GUARANTEE INCERT CERTIFICATION .............................58
5.6.1 Code type ..............................................................................................................................58
5.6.2 System Parameters ..............................................................................................................58
5.7 OFFICIAL SYMBOL CONVENTIONS FOR ANTI-INTRUSION SYSTEMS.......................................58
5.8 SHIELDED CABLE CONDUCTOR RESISTANCE TABLE ................................................................58
5.8.1 Input and signal connections ...............................................................................................58
5.8.2 Power supply connections ...................................................................................................59
5.9 DATA NETWORK CONNECTION CABLE........................................................................................59

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1. Introduction to the system
Vedo is a modern, practical I&HAS (Intrusion and Hold Up alarm system)
capable of meeting the technical and performance requirements of modern
security systems to the best effect. The Vedo system allows the creation of
systems that require up to 200 individual standard zones with double or triple
balance, which can be assigned to a maximum of 16 areas.
The system integrates home automation functions that do not influence the
behaviour of the alarm system.
The control panel is enclosed in a compact housing, which also accommodates
the power supply unit. Depending on system requirements, it is possible to
equip the control panel board directly with a module for GSM communication,
a messages / voice control module and a module for communication over IP
protocol. The connectors for powering the control panel are routed from the
power supply unit.
Inside the metal housings it is possible to accommodate 2 standard input/
output expansions. In the plastic housings it is possible to fit 2 8IO expansion
modules or 1 8IO expansion module and a radio expansion. The expansion
modules are connected to the Bus.
The system comprises a master unit (the control panel) and a certain number of
slave units (the peripherals on the Bus). Regardless of system activation status,
the control panel's task is to query the peripheral units periodically to determine
correct operation and obtain information about system status. Each peripheral
component is equipped with local intelligence, which enables it to perform a
certain number of tasks independently and, at the request of the control panel,
communicate its status and any information relating to its specific peripheral
functions.
Communication between the control panel and the expansions takes place by
means of a standard RS485 Bus. The control panel's standard communication
speed is set to 38400 baud.
The modules are all connected to the same Bus, and are recognisable by their
unique address. Depending on the peripheral, this address can be configured
by physical means (e.g. DIP-switches, as on the input and output expansions)
or by means of software configuration (e.g. LCD keypads).
The control panel is supplied with a built-in digital dialler.
The control panel can be programmed directly from the keypad or, more easily,
by means of dedicated software. The audio messages can be modified only by
using the programming software from a PC.
The association of zones to areas and partial subgroups of areas allows total,
partial or selective activation of the system, according to the authorisations
assigned (at the configuration stage) to the user who performs the operations.
Each input event can be associated with multiple outputs, thus potentially
involving all the outputs configured at the installation stage. The flexibility of
this arrangement makes it possible to adapt the control panel to the most wide-
ranging requirements.
1.1 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS
______________________________________________________________________
1.2 GENERAL
1.1.1 Communication standard
1.1.2 Addressing the modules
INPUTS / OUTPUTS / BALANCING
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Control panel inputs 8 + 1 24h
Maximum Number of Inputs
18
(2wire+8radio)
(max 16 radio)
34 (mixed) 34 (mixed) 68 (64Radio) 68 (64Radio) 200 200
Control Panel Outputs 3: 1 relay 3A@24V + 2oc 100mA
Maximum Number Outputs (wired +radio) 16 36 36 50 50 100 100
Double Function No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Balance Type
NO, NC,
Single,
Double,
Triple, Triple
with jamming
NO, NC, Single, Double, Triple, Triple with jamming, Double zone, Double zone with end of
line
PROGRAMMING / MAINTENANCE
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Programming/Reading of options in local/
remote mode Yes
Control panel programming USB/LAN
Programming from Keypad or Vedo Touch with
emulated keypad Yes
Programmable test call Yes
Remote maintenance Yes with IP card
Periodic test call Yes on digital dialler
USER CODES / KEYS / REMOTE CONTROLS
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
User Code 8 32 32 50 50 200 200
Installer Code 255555 5
Manufacturer Code 1
Remote controls 11 38 38 56 56 64 64
Keys 11 38 38 56 56 200 200
COMPATIBLE DEVICES / NUMBER OF DEVICES SUPPORTED
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Plastic housing Yes Ye s No Yes No Yes No
Metal housing No No Yes No Yes No Yes
Power supply unit PSU15 PSU15 PSU15
PSU50
PSU15 PSU15
PSU50
PSU15 PSU15
PSU50
Maximum number power supply stations 2448888
Number of IN/OUT expansions 0 8 8 12 12 50 50
RFID readers 2 8 8 8 8 16 16
Keypads / Keypads with proximity reader 2 (min 1)* 8 (min 1)* 8 (min 1)* 8 (min 1) 8 (min 1) 16 (min 1) 16 (min 1)
Vedo Touch with proximity reader 1224 4 4 4
Touch Devices (Mini Touch, Planux Manager,
Icona Manager ViP with proximity reader) 1228 8 8 8
Radio Receivers 1223388
√ IMPORTANT: no two components of the same type and with the
same logical address must be present on the bus. For example,
there cannot be two or more keypads with the same address.
Should this happen, the system will be unable to function correctly
and will generate a bus error.
TAB_control panel features
1.2.1 Main system specifications

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Plug-in Audio Module Yes
Voice Menu Command Interface Yes
Plug-in GSM Module Yes
Plug-in TCP/IP Module Yes
PAL IP Module 2 4
Number of cameras managed 8 (for every PAL/IP module)
Integrated interface PSTN Yes
App Phone 8
* we recommend installing at least one keypad (Art. VEDOKP, VEDOKP200, VEDOKPR, VEDOKPR200, VEDOLCD, VEDOLCDPROX)
If 20 or more control devices are active, we recommend setting the BUS speed to 115200.
ACTIVATIONS
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Areas 2 8 8 8 8 16 16
Area activation modes 4 (Total, partial 1, partial 2, partial 1+2)
Partial Activations 2
Activation Programs (Scenarios) 8 8 8 16 16 32 32
Programmable Auto Activation/Deactivation Yes
Auto-activation Models (Public Holidays +
Schedules) 30 60 60
Area Exclusion for Patrol function with
automatic or manual reactivation Yes
Time programs 4 16 16 16 16 32 32
Accepts commands from telephone with tone
dialling or by SMS
Activation/Deactivation, activation/deactivation of zones, outputs, timers, Status interrogation of individual
Areas and Zones), stop alarms.
ALERTS
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Alert options in accordance with EN50131-1
Type A: two sirens with remote power supply + PSTN or GSM or IP dialler. The first siren connected to the
control panel relay, the second siren connected to an additional output (for example, an output on an 8IO
expansion device) via a low-consumption relay.
Type B: one self-powered siren + PSTN or GSM or IP dialler.
Type C: two active diallers, either PSTN or GSM or IP.
Text-to-Speech Audio Messages (general
events) 20 32 32 48 48 48 48
Audio message 1020 minutes
Built-in digital dialler Yes
Voice Telephone Numbers, SMS and MMS 16
Digital Telephone Numbers 4
Email addresses 16
Events Log (according to standard EN50131-1) 1024 events with date and time 4096 events with date and
time
Additional Events Log 1024 events with date and time 4096 events with date and
time
SMS and for Alarm Receiving Centres Yes
Supports the CONTACT ID protocol Yes
Supports SIA protocol (Level 1) Yes
Supports SIA-DC-09 protocol
(send events over TCP-IP channel) Ye s
Priority in processing and indicating signals
1) Alarm Events, 2) Sabotage, 3) Malfunctions, 4) Exclusions, 5) Other events
In the telephone options it is possible to set the priority for sending messages by sms, email, mms, voice,
digital
• Control panel status interrogation via SMS
• Checking residual credit of the prepaid SIM
• Transmission of Voice Messages via GSM
• Event transmission in Contact-ID and SIA (Level 1) format via GSM and
over TCP-IP (SIA-DC-09 protocol support)
• Event transmission by email with images
• Event transmission by MMS
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS WITH IP MODULE ART. VEDOIP
• Ethernet Interface.
• Event transmission in Contact-ID and SIA (Level 1) format over TCP-IP
(SIA-DC-09 protocol support)
• Programming and Monitoring of the control panel via LAN through Safe
Manager
• Programming and Monitoring of the control panel via Internet through Safe
Manager
• Control panel management vie Internet through Vedo App
• Event alert via email and on Vedo App with alerts with proprietary protocol
• Alert by email for alarms/malfunctions/sabotage/events with images
VARIOUS FUNCTIONS COMMON TO ALL CONTROL PANELS
• Up to 10 simultaneous connections
• Telephone access via sounder or dialler
• Telephone line status check
• Skip Answerer
• Possibility of sharing the telephone line with another answering device
• Integrated voice calls (Text To Speech)
• Telephone voice control, with remote DTMF management
• Possibility of downloading pre-recorded Text to Speech voice messages
• Function keys for alarm calls and rapid activations (available on keypad,
Mini Touch, Planux Manager, and App)
• Event transmission in Contact ID and SIA (Level 1) format
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS WITH GSM MODULE ART. VEDOGSM,
VEDOGSM3G AND VEDOGSM4G
• GSM850, EGSM900, DCS1800, PCS 1900 (with art. VEDOGSM)
• EGSM900, DCS1800, UMTS2100, UMTS1900, UMTS900, UMTS850 (with
art. VEDOGSM3G)
• GSM/GPRS channel support (with art. VEDOGSM)
• GSM/GPRS/UMTS/HSPA channel support (with art. VEDOGSM3G)
• GSM/GPRS/UMTS/USPA/LTE channel support (with art. VEDOGSM4G)
• Main or reserve telephone dialler
• Indication of alarms/malfunctions/sabotage/events via SMS
• Customisable SMS messages

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VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Dimensions (L x H x D) 260 x 280 x 80
mm
260 x 280 x 80
mm
440 x 315 x 95
mm
260 x 280 x 80
mm
440 x 315 x 95
mm
260 x 280 x
80 mm
440 x 315 x
95 mm
Weight (without battery) 1313 g 1313 g
3845 (with
PSU15)
4039 (with
PSU50)
1313 g
3845 (with
PSU15)
4039 (with
PSU50)
1313 g
3845 (with
PSU15)
4039 (with
PSU50)
Power supply units supported PSU15 PSU15 PSU15
PSU50 PSU15 PSU15 PSU50 PSU15 PSU15 PSU50
Batteries supported Art. 30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art. 30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art. 30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art. 30076004
12 V and 18 Ah
Art. 30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art. 30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art. 30076004
12 V and 18 Ah
Art.
30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art.
30076003
12 V/7 Ah
Art.
30076004
12 V and
18 Ah
Max. battery charging current 0.8A
Battery 80% charging time 8h 8h 8h/19h 8h 8h/19h 8h 8h/19h
Low Battery Fault Generation in
presence of EPS 12 V
Low Battery Fault Generation in
absence of EPS 11.5 V
Low output voltage fault on power
supply unit 12.8 V
Control panel switch-o in absence
of EPS for Protection against
deep discharges (the battery is
disconnected to avoid damage)
10.5 V
Maximum current for V+SIR outputs 0.75A
Intervention voltage of the protection
against voltage surges: battery
disconnection
15 V
Maximum current for V+bus,V+AUX
outputs 1.5A
Output voltage operating range (Vbus,
VAUX1, VAUX2) 10 ~ 15 V
CN1 input voltage operating range 12.8 ~ 15 V
CN2 input voltage operating range
(Battery) 10.5 ~ 15 V
Control panel board consumption
(min./max.)
Control panel in standby: 50 mA +
All active outputs: 40 mA +
PSTN active and communicating: 35 mA +
Audio: 1 mA +
VEDOGSM: 10 mA idle, 35 mA communicating / VEDOGSM (protocol >= 004): 10 mA idle, 60 mA communicating /
VEDOGSM3G: 10 mA idle, 90 mA communicating + IP: 55 mA / VEDOGSM4G: 36 mA in Idle,
80 mA when communicating
Average power consumption in 1 h:
PCBVEDOXX 90 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 3 minutes.
VEDOGSM (protocol <= 004) 24 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 2 minutes.
VEDOGSM (protocol >= 004) 20 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 1 minute.
VEDOGSM3G: 26 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 1 minute.
VEDOGSM3G: 43 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 1 minute
VEDOIP 55 mAh 1 alarm every 5 minutes and communication with duration of 1 minute.
Maximum consumption (with audio
module, IP module active and
connected, GSM module transmitting)
Control panel in alarm status with all expansions active: 216 mA (with VEDOGSM)
Control panel in alarm status with all expansions active: 241 mA (with VEDOGSM - with protocol >= 004)
Control panel in alarm status with all expansions active: 271 mA (with VEDOGSM3G)
Control panel in standby with all expansions active: 116 mA
Maximum current available for
external devices
Depends on the control panel configuration
(see “Maximum current available for external devices on the basis of the control panel configuration” table on page
7)
1.2.2 Power supply unit technical specifications
Technical specifications complying with standard EN50131-6 (new standard which establishes the required performances of a power supply unit in alarm
systems).
ATS CATEGORIES BASED ON CONFIGURATIONS
The Vedo control panels equipped with transmission devices (integrated or optional extras) listed in the table below are SPTs (Supervised Premises Transceiver)
which interface with the alarm system and transmit alarms via various networks.
SPT CONFIGURATION ATS CATEGORY
PCBVEDOXX(PSTN) VEDOGSM/VEDOGSM3G
VEDOGSM4G
VEDOIP SINGLE PATH DUAL PATH
Primary interface
PSTN √SP2
PSTN or GSM √ √ SP2 DP1
PSTN or email IP √ √ SP2 DP1
PSTN or GSM or email IP √√ √ SP2 DP1
GSM √SP2
email IP √SP2
GSM or email IP √ √ SP2 DP1
DIGIT. GSM COMM. √SP4
DIGIT. IP COMM. √SP4
DIGIT. GSM or IP COMM. √ √ SP4 DP3
with SIA-DCS IP or Contact ID IP, with encryption key and transmission time <= 3 min.

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* Observing any indications for configuration and installation
Power supply unit versions PSU15 PSU50
Name of manufacturer / supplier Comelit Group S.p.A. Comelit Group S.p.A.
Dimensions (L x H x D) 78 x 110 x 36 mm 98 x129 x40 mm
Weight 241 g 435 g
Input voltage 230 V~ + 10% -15%
AC input frequency 50/60 Hz
AC Alternating Current @230 V~ : 0.6A @230 V~ : 1.3A
Output voltage 14.0 V ± 2% 14.0 V ± 2%
Rated current 1.5A Max 5A Max
Output voltage ripple 300 mV
Voltage surge protection +50%
Overload protection 110~180% rated output power
Operating temperature and Operating humidity -10° / + 55° with warm dry air
-10° / + 40°C with max + 93% RH (not condensed)
Safety grade 2 according to EN50131-1*
Environmental class II according to EN50131-1
1.2.3 Power supply unit technical specifications
* Observing any indications for configuration and installation
EXAMPLE OF TWO-POLE ISOLATING DEVICE
Control
panel
PHASE
230 V
50 Hz
NEUTRAL
EARTH
Wiring diagram: two-pole mains switch (for example overload circuit breaker with rated
current 6A) able to isolate the power supply of the device. There must be a gap of at least 3
[mm] between the isolating device contacts.
FIG_system isolation
Art. PSU15 / PSU50 conforms to standards EN50130-4:2011, EN 62368-1/A1:2018
The control panel is certified up to grade 2 according to standard
EN50131-1. It is possible to maintain grade 2 system certification only if
the system consists of components of grade II or higher.
Products certified with safety grade 2 according to standard EN50131-1:
Housings: Art. BOXPLASTIC, BOXMETAL
Control panel boards: Art. PCBVEDO10, PCBVEDO34, PCBVEDO68
Internal expansions: Art. VEDOVOICE, VEDOGSM, VEDOGSM3G,
VEDOIP
Keypads and activators: Art. VEDOLCD, VEDOLCDPROX
Expansions on 485 bus: Art. VEDO8I8O
Power supply units: Art. PSU15, PSU50
Isolators: Art. VEDOISO
MAXIMUM CURRENT AVAILABLE FOR EXTERNAL DEVICES ON THE BASIS OF THE CONTROL PANEL CONFIGURATION
POSSIBLE CONFIGURATIONS CONTROL PANELS
BATTERY POWER SUPPLY
UNIT MAXIMUM CURRENT VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
30076004
12 V and
18Ah
PSU50 1500 mA for EN 50131-6:2017
750 mA for T031:2017
(- mean current absorbed by the
control panel)
√ √ √
30076004
12 V and
18Ah
PSU15 700 mA for EN 50131-6:2017
700 mA for T031:2017
(- mean current absorbed by the
control panel)
√ √ √
30076003
12 V and
7Ah
PSU15 580 mA for EN 50131-6:2017
290 mA for T031:2017
(- mean current absorbed by the
control panel)
√√√√√√ √
30076003
12 V and
7Ah
PSU50 580 mA for EN 50131-6:2017
290 mA for T031:2017
(- mean current absorbed by the
control panel)
√ √ √
VEDO10 VEDO34 VEDO34M VEDO68 VEDO68M VEDO200 VEDO200M
Maximum current delivered to outputs
TC1 and TC2 100 mA
Relay contacts capacity in output
switching NO-COM-NC 3A @ 24V
Operating temperature and Operating
humidity
-10° / + 55° with warm dry air
-10° / + 40°C with max + 93% RH (not condensed)
Safety grade 2 according to EN50131-1 * not certified
Type of power supply unit TYPE A according to standard EN50131-6
Environmental class II according to EN50131-1 not certified

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8
8
9
8
7
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14
5
1
3
A
B
C
DF E
6
A1
A2
A3
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12
11
10
13
7
5
6
9
8
10
2. Identification of parts and separation of circuits
2.1 POSITIONING OF
COMPONENTS AND
FIXTURES (FOR ART.
BOXPLASTIC)
2.2 ROUTES FOR
SEPARATING THE
SELV CIRCUIT AND
THE HIGH VOLTAGE
CIRCUIT (FOR ART.
BOXPLASTIC)
1. Holes for fixing the housing
2. Clips for fixing the control panel board
Art. PCBVEDO10 - PCBVEDO34
- PCBVEDO68 - PCBVEDO200 -
PCBPSU
3. Clip for fixing expansion Art.
VEDO8I8O
4. Housing of fixing screw for power
supply unit Art. PSU15
5. Clip for fixing battery Art. 30076003
6. Position of control panel identification
label
7. Anti-tear tamper hole
8. Cable routing holes
9. Clip for fixing expansion Art.
RF10VEDO / RF32VEDO / VEDO8I8O
1. VEDOIP expansion network connector
2. Expansion antenna connector Art.
VEDOGSM / VEDOGSM3G
3. Battery connector
4. PSU connector
5. Control panel board power supply
connections
6. Fixing screw for power supply unit
PSU15
7. Internal fuse 250 V~ T2A (for Art.
PSU15), Internal fuse 250 V~ T2.5A
(for PSU50)
8. Cable for connecting the power
supply unit to earth Art. PSU15
9. High Voltage Cables
10.Cable for connecting the control
panel board to earth Art. PCBVEDO10
- PCBVEDO34 - PCBVEDO68 -
PCBVEDO200
11.Balance resistor
12.GSM Antenna
13.Tamper connectors
A. Control panel board position
Art. PCBVEDO10 - PCBVEDO34
- PCBVEDO68 - PCBVEDO200 -
PCBPSU
B. Expansion position Art. VEDO8I8O
C. Power supply unit position Art.
PSU15
D. Battery position Art. 30076003
E. Tamper position
F. Expansion position Art. RF10VEDO /
RF32VEDO / VEDO8I8O
A1.Position of communication module
VEDOGSM / VEDOGSM3G / VEDOGSM4G
A2.Position of messages expansion VEDOVOICE
A3.Position of IP module VEDOIP
For standard-compliant
installation, pay attention to the
correct route of the earthing
cables and of the SELV circuit
and high voltage cables.
When fixing the product to
the wall, use the 5 wall plugs
supplied: FISCHER SX 6 S
ART.570021.

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4
8
9
10
11
313 12 3
6
AB
C
E
D
F
G
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7
7
5
1. GSM antenna output
2. Supports for fixing the control
panel board Art. PCBVEDO10
- PCBVEDO34 - PCBVEDO68 -
PCBVEDO200 - PCBPSU
3. Holes for fixing the housing
4. Cable routing holes
5. Supports for fixing ( ) and holding
expansion Art. VEDO8I8O
6. Anti-tear Tamper hole
7. Screws for fixing ( ) and holding PAL
module Art. VEDOCCTV
8. Supports for fixing power supply unit
9. Anti-sabotage protection panel
10.Inlet holes for power supply unit
locking clamp
11.Position of control panel identification
label
12.Housing of fixing screw for power
supply unit Art. PSU50
13.Housing of fixing screw for power
supply unit Art. PSU15
Optional positions*
a. Holes for mounting supports for fixing
the expansion Art. VEDO8I8O
b. Screws for fixing ( ) and holding PAL
module Art. VEDOCCTV
* for further information, see the manual
for Art. BOXMETAL
A. Control panel board position Art.
PCBVEDO10 - PCBVEDO34 -
PCBVEDO68 - PCBVEDO200 -
PCBPSU
B. Expansion position Art. VEDO8I8O
C. Expansion position Art. VEDO8I8O
D. Tamper position
E. Battery position Art. 30076003 /
Art.30076004
F. Power supply unit position Art.
PSU15/PSU50
G. PAL/IP module position Art.
VEDOCCTV
In order to guarantee
certification of the system it
is necessary to fix the 7 Ah
or 18 Ah battery to the metal
housing with the double-sided
tape provided (see )
2.3 POSITIONING OF
COMPONENTS AND
FIXTURES (FOR ART.
BOXMETAL)
When fixing the product to
the wall, use the 5 wall plugs
supplied: FISCHER SX 6 S
ART.570021.

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D
B
A
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A1
A2
A3
8
9
11 10
7
7
CO
NO
CO
NO
D
1
2
3
4
A
B
C
D
2.4 ROUTES FOR
SEPARATING THE
SELV CIRCUIT AND
THE HIGH VOLTAGE
CIRCUIT (FOR ART.
BOXMETAL)
For standard-compliant
installation, pay attention
to the correct route of the
earthing cables and of the
SELV circuit and high voltage
cables.
(!) With the VEDOCCTV
module fitted in a central
position (as in the picture)
use a mains power supply
cable with double insulation
(to prevent the coaxial cables
of the cameras coming in
contact with 230 V wires)
(!) If the mains cable inlet hole
is shared with other cables of
the control panel wiring (as
in the picture), use a mains
power supply cable with
double insulation.
1. GSM antenna output
2. Expansion antenna connector Art.
VEDOGSM / VEDOGSM3G /
VEDOGSM4G
3. PSU connector
4. Battery connector
5. VEDOIP expansion network connector
6. Balance resistor
7. Tamper connectors
8. VEDOCCTV network connector #
9. Earth connection according to
standard EN 62368-1.
10.Internal fuse 250 V~ T2A (for Art.
PSU15), Internal fuse 250 V~ T2.5A
(for PSU50)
11.High Voltage Cables.
A1.Position of communication
module VEDOGSM / VEDOGSM3G /
VEDOGSM4G
A2.Position of messages expansion
VEDOVOICE
A3.Position of IP module VEDOIP
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