ESP Evoke User manual

AUDIO DOOR ENTRY Y TEM
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Please note this manual covers both the
Evoke and Evoke KP models.
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Contents
Product Descriptions and Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Evoke Call Point and Evoke Handset nstallation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Evoke Call Point and Evoke Handset Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Evoke KP Call Point and Evoke Handset nstallation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Evoke KP Call Point and Evoke Handset Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Operating Evoke / Evoke KP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Evoke KP Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
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Calling
Button
Calling
Button
Keypad
Evoke Call Point
Clear 2-way audio
Single call button
Weather shield
Metal finish
P55
High-gain microphone
2 core required to indoor
handset
Technical pecification
nput range DC12V
Output power <=0.6W
Working current <=50mA
P rating 55
Dimension 128 x 43 x 40mm
Evoke KP Call Point
(Requires 12 VDC P U - EVBP )
Keypad door access
Up to 30 programmable
pin codes
Up to 10 latching pin codes
Voltage free change-over
contacts
Quick grip cable termination
Push-to-exit input
Blue backlit keypad
Weather shield
Metal fi nish
P55
High-gain microphone
Clear 2-way audio
4 core required to indoor
handset
Technical pecification
nput range DC12V
Output power <=1.56W
Working current <=130mA
Speaker output 0.5W
P rating 55
Dimension 190 x 78 x 60mm
Evoke/KP Handset
Clear 2-way audio
Easy lock-release facility
2 handsets require 1 PSU
Distinctive ring tone
Call transfer facility
Operating voltage 14 VDC
(transformer supplied)
nternal use only
Technical pecification
nput range DC12V
Output power <=0.6W
Working current <=50mA
Dimension 225 x 83 x 60mm
Handset
Extension
call
transferring
Unlock
Product Descriptions and Technical pecifications
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Evoke Handset Installation
1. Fasten the steel mounting bracket on the wall.
Then connect incoming cable to the 4 core brown plug.
2. Hang the indoor handset on the steel mounting bracket.
Evoke Call Point Installation
1. Distance of each fixing screws as shown below. Mark fixing screw positions and cable entry hole.
2. Drill fixing and cable entry holes and mount steel wall plate.
Connect incoming cable to the red/black on camera.
3. Fit hood and door call unit and secure to wall using the enclosed security fixing screws.
113 mm
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
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Handset 1 Handset 1
Red
Black
Red
Black
White
Purple
5
4 Core
240 AC
2 Core 2 Core
Additional accessories required for door control
240V AC
2 Core 2 Core
EV-BP
EV-EXIT
EV-EBG
EV-ML250
Evoke Call Point ystem Wiring
Evoke Handset(s) with Call Point
EVBP wiring
P2
240V AC Lock selector switch
N.O = Yale
N.C = Mag L ck
P1
Evoke Handset to Evoke Call Point Wiring
Evoke Handset with Evoke Call Point
2 Core2 Core 2 Core
1
2
3
4
5
6
LOCK
Lock selector switch
N.O = Yale
N.C = Mag L ck
1
2
3
4
5
6
LOCK
From Handset +
Push to Exit Button - EVEX T
P2
P1
Red
Black
Red
Black
White
Purple
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Evoke KP Handset Installation
1. Fasten the steel mounting bracket on the wall.
Then connect incoming cable to the 4 core brown plug.
2. Hang the indoor handset on the steel mounting bracket.
Fig. 3
Evoke KP Call Point Installation
(Requires 12 VDC P U - EVBP )
1. Select a suitable location to mount the outside
door station. Mark the fixing and cable entry
holes, the shroud can be used as a template for
this. Once all holes are drilled feed cable
through the wall
2. Place the raw-plugs into the drilled holes, and
fix the water cover to the wall using the screws.
3. Connect incoming cable to the terminal strip on
the rear of the keypad.
4. Fit the keypad to the water cover and secure
using the bottom securing screw.
Water cover
Screw
Screws
Fig. 4
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4 Core
240 AC
2 Core
Additional accessories required for door control
240V AC
2 Core4 Core2 Core
2 Core 2 Core
2 Core
EV-EXIT
EV-EBG
EV-ML250
Evoke KP Call Point ystem Wiring
Evoke Handset(s) with Keypad
2 Core
EV-BP
EVBP wiring
P2
240V AC
Lock selector switch
N.O = Yale
N.C = Mag L ck
Red
Keypad
Terminals
Handset
Terminals
Black
Red
Black
White
Purple
P1
Evoke Handset to Evoke KP Wiring
Evoke Handset with Evoke Keypad
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
LOCK
Lock selector switch
N.O = Yale
N.C = Mag L ck
1
2
3
4
5
6
LOCK
From Handset +
Push to Exit Button - EVEX T
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Operating Evoke/Evoke KP
Calling:
Press the call button to call the indoor monitor.
The speaker of the indoor monitor sounds and
the indicator light flashes.
Talking/listening
Pick up the handset to talk with the visitor.
Pick up the handset to listen to the outside or
talk to the outside door station
Replace the handset to end the call.
Unlocking:
Press the button to unlock the door
Extension call transfering:
To transfer an incoming call to another handset
press this will call all other handsets
on the system.
Evoke KP Programming
Default Programming Code: 1234
Before the keypad will work to open the
door a user pin will be needed to be
programmed in to the system.
Enter the programming mode
1. Press *“bleep” should be heard twice, then
enter the 4-digit programming P N number,
“bleep” should be heard three times with LED
light flashing. This indicates that entry to the
programming mode has been successful.
2. Press *to exit the programming mode the
“bleep” will sound five times.
Add user PIN numbers
1. Enter the programming mode first.
2. Enter 01 - 40 (location 31 - 40 are for latching
P N numbers only).
3. Enter the new 4 digit P N number, if
successful the “bleep” will sound three times.
f when entering the new 4 digit P N number a
long “bleep” is heard twice, this indicates that
this number is already in use on the system.
The keypad will now return to the
programming mode.
Delete user PIN numbers
1. Enter the programming mode first.
2. Enter the allocation number you want to
delete from 01 - 40.
3. Press # to delete the P N number stored
allocation number 01- 40.
4. After “bleep” is heard three times, this
confirms P N number has been deleted and
returns to the programming mode.
Delete user PIN numbers directly
1. Enter to the programming mode first.
2. Press #. After “bleep” is heard twice, then
enter the 4-digit P N number for deletion.
3. After “bleep” is heard three times, this
confirms P N number has been deleted and
returns to the programming mode.
Delete all settings
1. Enter the programming mode first.
2. Press #. After “bleep” is heard twice, press #
again. Another “bleep” is heard twice.
3. Then, press # for a further seven times, the
system deletes all the setting. The unlocked
time changes to 1 second, and the
programming P N number does not change.
After hearing “bleep” for five times, the
system is now reset, and all the user P N
numbers are deleted.
et unlocked time
Factory default setting is 5 seconds.
1. Enter the programming mode first.
2. Enter code 00, and the “bleep” should be heard
twice.
3. Enter the unlocked time: 2 digits (01 - 99
seconds); 00 is not valid in this mode.
4. After “bleep” is heard for three times, it will
return to the programming mode.
5. Press *to exit the programming mode.
et programming code
1. Switch off the power, press *and hold,
switch on the power. After hearing a long
“bleep”, release *.
2. After the long “bleep” stops, another “bleep” is
heard, now you can enter the new 4-digit
programming P N number.
3. After entering the new P N number, a “bleep”
will be heard for 5 times.
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