Videx VR120 VANDAL User manual

VR120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO
AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEMS
(136 AMPLIFIER)
TECHNICAL MANUAL EDITION 1.0

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CONTENTS
PAGE
Manual Introducon 4
System Introducon 4
System Components 5
Door Panels 5 - 7
Addional Panel Components 7 - 9
VR120 Panel Dimensions 9
VR120 Back Box Dimensions 10 - 11
Power Supplies & Control Equipment 12 - 15
Audiophones 16
• 3000 Series Audiophones 16
• 5000 Series Apartment Staons 17 - 19
Videophones 19
• 3600 Series Videophones 19 - 25
• 5000 Series Handsfree Eclipse 25 - 28
Accessories 29
Deskmount Kits 30 - 32
Installaon 32
Cable Type and Cable Size Guide 33 - 36
Block Diagrams 36
• Audio System Block Diagram 36
• Video System Block Diagram 37
Panel & Back Box Installaon 38
Panel Care 39
Tesng the Installaon 40
Accessories Connecon Guide 41 - 42
Codelock Programming Guide 43 - 44
Timeclock Programming Guide 45
Wiring Diagrams 46
• Audio System Wiring Diagram 46
• Video System Wiring Diagram 47
Trouble Shoong 48 - 49
Notes 50 - 51
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MANUAL INTRODUCTION
The informaon in this manual is intended as an installaon and commissioning guide for the Videx VR120 range of vandal resistant door panels, to be used with standard electronic call tone telephones
or videophones using the Art.520M and Art.893N power supplies. This manual should be read carefully
before the installaon commences. Any damage caused to the equipment due to faulty installaons
where the informaon in this manual has not been followed is not the responsibility of Videx Security
Ltd.
VIDEX run free training courses for engineers who have not installed this system before. Technical help is also available on 0191 224 3174 during oce hours or via
e-mail [e-mail].
An electronic copy of this technical manual can be downloaded by scanning the QR
code to the right.
SYSTEM INTRODUCTION
The VR120 door panels are all 120mm wide and have CALL PROGRESS LEDs for ‘SPEAK’, ‘DOOR OPEN’ and ‘BUSY’ along with disnct audio reassurance tones to assist the visitor. The panels come with
buons that are IP68 rated with the opon of a yellow bezel oering a high contrast to the facia for DDA
requirements. All face plates are deep engraved with 6mm in-lled black characters to idenfy each
buon. Oponal colours for specic applicaons can be specied along with custom logos. The VR120
face plates are aached to their back box with either 4 or 6 an-vandal xings depending on panel size
and opons. All face plates are ed with a purpose manufactured neoprene seal to prevent the ingress
of dust and liquid.
All audio ampliers and microphones are protected with a ne oset stainless steel mesh to protect against vandalism. All speakers have Mylar cones to further protect against the eects of moisture.
Full control of volume levels to the amplier and the telephones can be adjusted independently on the
136 amplier with two POT controls, one for the speaker and one for the microphone. Also addional
features including speech me, lock release me and reassurance volume can be adjusted by the
posioning of a series of dip-switches and jumpers.
Flush back boxes are standard. Stainless steel bezel ush boxes and surface with rain shield are also available across the range (see pages 10 and 11).
Key Features
• 12 Gauge stainless steel.
• IP68 rated buons with oponal yellow bezel.
• SPEAK, BUSY and OPEN call progress LEDs.
• Call progress reassurance tones.
• Dry contact relay output for lock release or gate controller.
• Timed call, speech and lock release.
• Speaker and microphone volume adjustment.
These panels can be used for single entrance or mulple entrance systems.
We would suggest using this system on small to medium sized installaons of
no more than 20 apartments.
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SYSTEM COMPONENTS
A
standard audio system will comprise of a door panel, power supply and audio telephones. A standard
video system will comprise of a door panel, audio and video power supplies, video spliers and
videophones. The individual parts are described below.
DOOR PANELS
An audio or video vandal resistant door panel will consist
of a 136 amplier module, buon connector board and
‘n’ number of buons. Addionally call buons can be
engraved to suite the apartment numbers.
Speaker module connecons, switches and jumper
Dip-Switches
The four way dip-switch bank has the following funcons.
Please note: dip-switches must be set before power up. Any
changes made when power is on will not take eect unl a
power down reset.
Speech Time
Switch 1 OFF 1 minute
Switch 1 ON 2 mintues
Relay Time
Switch 2 OFF
Switch 3 OFF 2 seconds Switch 2 ON Switch 3 OFF 8 seconds
Switch 2 OFF
Switch 3 ON 4 seconds Switch 2 ON Switch 3 ON 20 seconds
Speech Live
Switch 4 OFF Only when called
Switch 4 ON (only possible on
one door systems)
Speech live whenever
handset lied
Jumper
Jumper JP controls the reassurance tone volume level at the door panel.
adjustment for speech volume
at the apartment (microphone)
adjustment for speech volume level
at the door staon (speaker)
POTS
Speech volume adjustments are carried out at the door panel using a small trimmer driver.
Posion H High volume reassurance tone
Posion L Low volume reassurance tone
No Jumper No reassurance tone
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VX136 Amplier Module VX136 Current Rang on +12Vdc
Connecon Funcon Condion Current (mA)
1 Receive speech from apartment Standby 18mA
2 Transmit speech to apartment System busy 58mA
+ +12Vdc input During a call 122mA
- 0V (Ground) Live speech 108mA
5 Switched 0V from phone to trigger door release relay Lock Release 125mA
TElectronic call tone output to common side of call buons Maximum 130mA
- 0V for use with push to exit input (PTE)
PTE Switched 0V input from push to exit buon to trigger door release relay
CCommon connecon of dry contact relay
NC Normally closed connecon of dry contact relay
NO Normally open connecon of dry contact relay
D+ External link to door open (+12V side) LED. Not used with this kit
D- External link to door open (0V side) LED. Not used with this kit
BSY Busy signal for use with mulple door systems (Normally high, 12V. Low when busy 0V)
SL Switched 0V output to switch on video PSU. (0V throughout a call, open collector in standby)
F1 Switched 0V output to switch on camera. (0V throughout a call, open collector in standby)
Camera module connecons
Camera module (Art.VR4KCMC)
Connecon Funcon
SL Acve low input to enable the camera (the jumper JP2 must be in the ‘SL’ posion)
SB Heater ground input
V1 Balanced video signal sync+
V2 Balanced video signal sync-
V Coax video signal VR4KCMC Current Rang on +12Vdc and +20Vdc
- Video ground input Condion Current (mA)
SB +12Vdc heater input SB (+12Vdc heater) 90mA
+20 +20Vdc power supply input +20Vdc during call 160mA
+12 +12Vdc power supply input +12Vdc during call 175mA
Camera sengs
The JP1 jumper sets the video mode:
• NC = balanced video signal (V1 and V2).
• COAX = coax video signal (V and -).
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The JP2 jumper sets the camera switching ‘ON’ mode:
• ON = the camera switches ‘ON’ if supplied with either +12Vdc on terminals +12 and – or with
+20Vdc on terminals +20 and – power supply inputs.
• SL = the camera switches ‘ON’ when 0v is applied to the SL terminal (A permanent +12Vdc or
+20Vdc is required on either the +12 and – terminals or the +20 and – terminals).
ADDITIONAL PANEL COMPONENTS
Both audio and video vandal resistant panels can also come with coded access and/or proximity access and an inducon loop facility incorporated into the panel.
CODELOCK (Art.VR4KCLM)
The codelock module can be powered from 12-24V AC or DC and includes two dry contact relay outputs and two switched 0V push to exit buon inputs which can be used to trigger relay 1 & 2. 1
code per relay can be programmed into the device. Codes can be 4-8 digits long. Relay me can be 01-
99 seconds or latching (00). When in latching mode, enter the code followed by Enter to latch and the
code followed by Clear to unlatch.
Code lock module (Art.VR4KCLM)
Connecon Funcon
+ 12-24V AC or DC power input
- 0V power input
C1 Relay 1 common connecon
NO1 Relay 1 normally open connecon
NC1 Relay 1 normally closed connecon
C2 Relay 2 common connecon
NO2 Relay 2 normally open connecon
NC2 Relay 2 normally closed connecon
SW1 Switched 0V input to trigger relay 1
SW2 Switched 0V input to trigger relay 2
VR4KCLM Current Rang on + input
Condion Current (mA)
Standby 18mA
Relay Trigger 35mA
Max 40mA
Codelock programming can be found on
pages 43 - 44.
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Proximity module (VP/PM) VP/PM Current Rang on 12V
Connecon Funcon Colour Condion Current (mA)
-0V power connecon Grey Standby 80mA
12V 12Vdc power input White Operaon 70mA
RK Serial data connecon to controller Yellow Max 85mA
LR Red LED control line (also controls the internal
sounder) Brown
LG Green LED control line (also controls the internal
sounder) Green
VPROX PROXIMITY READER (VP/PM)
The VP/PM proximity reader will work with any of the Videx VProx controllers (VP20, VP100, VP250, VP1000 and
VP4000). The VP/PM reader requires ve connecons as
shown in the table above. For more informaon regarding
the programming and set up of the proximity system please
consult the VProx manual supplied with the controller.
Inducon Loop (VRIND) Current Rang
Connecon Funcon Condion Current (A/mA)
1+12V/24V dc posive power Standby 40 - 50mA
2+12V/24V ac power Live speech (AC) 2.5 - 2.8A
3+12V/24V ac power Live Speech (DC) 2.5 - 2.8A
4GND dc power MAX 3A
50V reference (earth if required)
6Spare (unused)
7Terminal 1 connecon on intercom phone
8Terminal 1 connecon on door amplier
9Voltage signal input (unused)
AExternal aerial feed (If A/B connecons are being used then
internal aerial must be disconnected)
BExternal aerial feed
INDUCTION LOOP
The Inducon Loop module can be ed to Vandal Resistant panels and is connected to the Videx door
amplier module and enables users with a hearing
aid (set to the ‘T’ posion) to hear speech from the
internal intercom phone.
The unit is already ed with an internal aerial
which eliminates the need for an external
aerial to be connected. It can be powered
by 12V/24V AC or DC power with a resng
current of approximately 50mA. A volume
adjustment can also be made using the on-board volume POT.
The inducon loop requires its own 12Vdc 3A power supply the SP28.
volume POT
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INDUCTION LOOP POWER SUPPLY (SP28)
The SP28 power supply is a 13.8Vdc regulated power supply with a current rang of 3A. It features a baery back up
facility as standard and can be used with a 7Ah sealed lead acid
baery.
Current (A) Mains Fuse DC Out Fuse Baery Trickle Charge Fuse
3A T630mA F3.0A T315mA
Type Audio Video Audio + Video + Audio + Video +
Buons Prox Prox Codelock Codelock
1 120x220 120x280 120x280 120x400 120x280 120x400
2 120x220 120x280 120x280 120x400 120x280 120x400
3 120x220 120x280 120x280 120x400 120x280 120x400
4 120x220 120x400 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500
5 120x220 120x400 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500
6 120x220 120x400 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500
7 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
8 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
9 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
10 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
11 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
12 120x280 120x400 120x400 120x500 120x400 120x500
VR120 PANEL DIMENSIONS
Panel sizes (Part No. VR120/136-n where n = number of buons)
Examples
A = 6 way audio
B = 3 way audio and video
C = 12 way audio with inducon loop
D = 12 way audio and video with code lock
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B
C
D

Back Box Sizes
Panel Size 120x220 120x280 120x400 120x500
Box
Flush 100x200x50
(VRFB120x220)
100x260x50
(VRFB120x280)
100x380x50
(VRFB120x400)
100x480x50
(VRFB120x500)
Flush Bezel Box: 157x257
Bezel: 123x223x60
(VRBB120x220)
Box: 157x317
Bezel: 123x283x60
(VRBB120x280)
Box: 157x437
Bezel: 123x403x60
(VRBB120x400)
Box: 157x537
Bezel: 123x503x60
(VRBB120x500)
Surface 124x224x80
(VRSB120x220)
124x284x80
(VRSB120x280)
124x404x80
(VRSB120x400)
124x504x80
(VRSB120x500)
FLUSH BACK BOX
VR120 BACK BOX DIMENSIONS
There are three VR120 panel back box opons available, a standard ush back box, a ush back box with bezel and a surface back box with rainshield.
VRFB120x280
VRFB120x400
VRSB120x220
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FLUSH BEZEL BACK BOX
SURFACE BACK BOX (RAINSHIELD)
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POWER SUPPLIES AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT
The standard power supply is the Art.520M. Outputs of 12Vdc (200mA max), 8Vdc (300mA max) and 13Vac (1A max) are available. The dc outputs are designed to power the amplier modules only
and cannot be used to power other devices such as code locks, lock releases etc. These items must be
connected to the AC output of this power supply. The Art.520MR is the same as the Art.520M but also
includes a built in dual pole relay which is controlled by the inputs M, B and A and is used on mulple
entrance video systems to switch the video signal between entrances.
Audio and Video System Power Supplies
Terminal Funcon
+12 12Vdc output (200mA max.)
+ 8Vdc output (300mA max.)
- 0V (Ground)
~13Vac (1A max.)
M Relay control - GND
B Relay control - +20V signal
A Relay control - +12V signal
NC2 Normally closed 2 contacts
C2 Common 2 contacts
NO2 Normally open 2 contacts
NC1 Normally closed 1 contacts
C1 Common 1 contacts
NO1 Normally open 1 contacts
230V~Mains in (Live connecon)
0V Mains in (Neutral connecon)
The standard power supply with baery back-up facility is the Art.521B. Outputs of 13.8Vdc (1A max) and 13Vac (1.6A max) are available. It also includes a baery back-up set of terminals to connect a
12v DC baery (typically the NP7-12 baery). The 13.8Vdc output is designed to power the amplier
modules and can also be used to power other devices such as code locks, DC lock releases etc. The
13Vac output can be used to power AC lock releases.
Terminal Funcon
+13.8Vdc output (1A max. 800mA connuous)
- 0V (Ground)
SW 13.8Vdc output ON/OFF switch (closed to
enable output)
SW
13V~13Vac output (1.6A max.)
13V~
-0V baery (Ground)
+B +12v baery (100mA baery recharge input)
230V~Mains in (Live connecon)
0V Mains in (Neutral connecon)
Art.520M and Art.520MR
Art.521B
Fuse
compartment
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The Art.893N1 power supply is a +20Vdc (800mA connuous 1A surge max.) PSU and is used to power videophones and camera modules or as a booster supply when more than two videophones are
required in an apartment. This power supply only has an output when either a -negave trigger is
applied to –C or when a +posive trigger voltage is applied to +C. At all other mes the + and D+ outputs
are switched o. The D+ output is a +20Vdc output that is protected by a diode.
Art.893N1
Video System Power Supply
Terminal Funcon
D+ Switched +20Vdc output via diode (triggered by
–C or +C, 1A max. 800mA connuous)
+Switched +20V dc output (triggered by –C or
+C, 1A max. 800mA connuous)
- 0V (Ground)
-C -negave trigger input (from 0V to +4V)
+C +posive trigger input (from +8V up to +30V)
230V~ Mains in (Live connecon)
0V Mains in (Neutral connecon)
The Art.701T meclock is a digital meclock with BST/GMT automac correcon, back lit LCD display and trade buon input. This me clock operates from a 12Vac or dc power supply. The output is a
dry contact relay. It is primarily used with this system when a trade facility (buon) is required. This
allows the dry contact relay to drive the lock release directly. The relay can be programmed to release
the lock for 1 – 99 seconds. The meclock has the following key features:
Key Features
• 12Vac or dc power input.
• Dry contact 3A rated relay output (CO, NO and NC).
• Six fully programmable ON/OFF mes (the me periods can be
set for a single day of the week, weekends, week days or
all days. To disable simply set the ON me the same as the
OFF me).
• Three month rechargeable on board baery backup that
will maintain the correct me and all me bands during
mains failures. The baery backup facility can be disabled, by
moving JP3 into posion B.
• Automac Brish summer me correcon (BST/GMT). If this
feature is not required it can be disabled, by moving JP2 into posion
A.
• Manual override buon to toggle the relay on and o in standby mode.
(NOTE: If manually toggled to OFF during an ON or OFF me it will not switch back ON automacally unl the next ON
me and if manually toggled to ON during an ON or OFF me will not switch back to OFF unl the next ON then OFF
me expires. Going though the programming menu or switching o then on will restore the ON/OFF state to the me
band sengs).
• Trade buon input: When the me clock is used in trade mode, the relay will only energise when the trade buon is
pressed and then, only during an acve me band. The me clock can be switched into trade mode by moving JP1 into
posion A. When JP1 is in posion B the relay will energise for the full duraon of an acve me band.
Art.701T (28G)
Timeclock
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• Trade acvated relay me can be adjusted from 1 second up to 99 seconds during programming.
• All informaon is displayed on an easy to read 2 lines 16 characters back lit LCD display.
• The me clock is mounted within an ABS white wall mountable plasc box.
Jumper Sengs
The Art.701T meclock mode and sengs can be adjusted by a series of three jumpers JP1, JP2 and JP3.
• JP1 sets up the mode of operaon, trade buon mode or meclock mode.
• JP2 sets up the BST/GMT me correcon mode.
• JP3 sets up the baery back up facility (switched ON or OFF).
JP1 in posion A = Trade buon mode
JP1 in posion B = Timeclock mode
JP2 in posion A = Automac BST/GMT me
correcon disabled
JP2 in posion B = Automac BST/GMT me
correcon enabled
JP3 in posion A = Baery back up enabled
JP3 in posion B = Baery back up disabled
JP1
JP2
JP3
The Art.701T meclock programming can be found on page 45.
Terminal Funcon Current Rang on + input
+ 12Vac or dc voltage input Condion Current (mA)
- 0V (Ground) Standby 47mA
-0V trade buon connecon During Operaon 67mA
TR Trade buon input (Switched 0V) Max 70mA
CO Common connecon on relay
Max. current and voltage for relay
3A @ 24Vdc and 3A @ 120Vac
NO Normally open connecon on relay
NC Normally closed connecon on relay
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Video Distribuon Boxes
There are two types of video distribuon boxes available, the Art.316 and the Art.894, depending on the type of video signal required (balanced video or coax video).
The Art.316
The Art.316 is a non-coax (balanced video) 4 way video distribuon box. It has 4 video outputs and therefore can feed up to 4 non-coax video monitors. It also incorporates a ‘loop through’ video
connecon so that more than one Art.316 can be used in series. When
connected in series the last Art.316 in line must be ed with 2x75 Ohm
‘end of line’ resistors. Each resistor must be ed across terminals –
(neg)/V1 and across terminals –(neg)/V2 on the output ‘loop through’
connecon.
The Art.894 is a 4 way coax video distribuon box. It has 4 video outputs and therefore can feed up to 4 coax videophones. It also incorporates a coax video connecon IN and OUT so that more than one
Art.894 can be used in series. Any spare output, including the main coax feed out, must be ed with a
75 Ohm resistor. The Art.894 requires +12Vdc power and is fed from the videophone.
The Art.894
Terminal Funcon
Vin Video signal (centre core)
input Current Rang on +12 input
M Coax screen (GND) Condion Current (mA)
VOut
Video signal output to
next Art.894 or end of line
terminaon
Standby 0
V1, V2, V3, V4 Video signal output (centre
core) to four videophones
During
Operaon 105mA
+12 +12Vdc power input (from
videophones) Max 110mA
If permanently powered by +12Vdc connect +12 (posive)
and M (ground) into a 12Vdc psu. Current rang 105mA
Terminal Funcon
V1 +sync balanced video IN/OUT
V2 -sync balanced video IN/OUT Current Rang on +20Vdc
V1a, V1b,
V1c, V1d
+sync balanced video output to
videophone (4 outputs)
Condion Current
(mA)
V2a, V2b,
V2c, V2d
-sync balanced video output to
videophone (4 outputs)
Standby
(switched +20Vdc) 0mA
+
(+20Vdc)
+20Vdc feed through to
videophones and from psu During Operaon 40mA (per monitor)
-(GND) 0V feed through to videophones
and from psu Max 160mA
If permanently powered by +20Vdc then current rang on +20Vdc 170mA
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AUDIOPHONES
T
he Art.3011 audiophone is a smart line electronic call tone phone
and includes a lock release push buon and a 3 level call tone
volume switch and requires a minimum of 5 cores for connecon.
Audiophones & Apartment Staons
Art.3011
T
he Art.3111 electronic call tone phone includes a lock release
push buon and spare dry contact push to make buon for
other services. It also includes a 3 level call tone volume switch
and requires a minimum of 5 cores for connecon.
Art.3111
Terminal Funcon
1 Transmit speech to the door panel
2 Receive speech from the door panel
3 0V (Ground)
4 Electronic call tone input
5 Lock trigger (Switched 0V)
6 Not used
8 Dry contact switch
(for Art.3111 and Art.3112 only)
9
T
he Art.3112 electronic call tone phone includes a lock release
push buon and a spare dry contact push to make buon for
other services. Addionally it includes a slide mute switch to turn
the phone o when the tenant does not want to be disturbed. It
also includes a 3 level call tone volume switch. Like the Art.3011 and
Art.3111 it requires a minimum of 5 cores for connecon.
Art.3112
Art.3011
Terminal Funcon
1 Transmit speech to the door panel
2 Receive speech from the door panel
3 0V (Ground)
4 Electronic call tone input
5 Lock trigger (Switched 0V)
6 Not used
3000 Series Audiophones
Art.3111 Art.3112
terminal
connecons
terminal
connecons
3 level call
tone switch
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5000 Series Apartment Staons
T
he Art.5112 audio apartment staon includes a talk buon and lock
release buon, two spare push buons, a three way privacy ON/OFF
switch and a call tone volume switch. It requires a minimum of 6 cores
for connecon and is available in three dierent nishes, white,
silver (/CR) and carbon bre (/CA).
Art.5112
Art.5112/CA
Art.5112/CR
Art.5112
The Art.5112 also has 3 control adjustment POTS:
Microphone Volume (VR2)
This POT adjusts the microphone speech volume from the apartment staon
towards the door intercom panel (rotate le to increase or right to decrease).
Conversaon Time (VR1)
This POT adjusts the conversaon me duraon from a minimum of 2 seconds
to a maximum of 45 seconds (rotate le to increase or right to decrease). This
me resets each me the speak buon is pressed.
Loudspeaker Volume (VR3)
This POT adjusts the loudspeaker speech volume from the intercom door panel
towards the apartment staon (rotate le to increase or right to decrease).
Terminal Signal Funcon Current Rang on +12V
1 2A Receive speech from the door panel Condion Current (mA)
2 4A Electronic call tone input Standby 0
3 +12V +12V DC power supply input During a call 0
4 GND Ground Privacy ON 13.5mA
5 1A Transmit speech to the door panel Live speech 55mA
6Spare push buon two (Switched 0V) Lock release 48mA
7 5A Lock Trigger (Switched 0V) Max 60mA
8Spare push buon one (Switched 0V)
9 +DOL Door open LED +posive power supply input
10 -DOL Door open LED –negave power supply input
control adjustment POTS
terminal
connecons
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T
he Art.5118 audio apartment staon includes a talk buon and lock release
buon, one spare push buon, a privacy ON/OFF buon. It also has a two
buon speech line volume adjustment and a two buon melody volume
adjustment. It requires a minimum of 6 cores for connecon and is available
in three dierent nishes, white, silver (/CR) and carbon bre (/CA).
Art.5118 Art.5118/CA
Art.5118/CR
Art.5118
Speech and Melody Volume control
Speech line volume control.
This can be adjusted during a
conversaon when the speech
is live. Pressing the right buon
to increase or the le buon
to decrease the volume.
Melody volume control. This
can be adjusted when the
system is in standby. Pressing
the right buon to increase or
the le buon to decrease the
melody volume.
• Press and hold the two melody buons (for approximately 10 seconds) unl the unit plays the melody currently
stored and emits a beep.
• Press the melody buon again (le or right) to listen to the available melodies (maximum of 9).
• When the chosen melody has been reached, do not press any other buons, wait for approximately 3 seconds unl
the unit emits a beep.
• The new melody will be stored.
Art.5118 Programming
Programming the Melody (factory preset melody 1)
Programming the number of rings (factory preset = 6 rings)
• Press and hold the talk buon (for approximately 10 seconds) unl the unit emits a beep.
• Press the talk buon again for as many mes as the number of rings required, i.e. pressing the buon 6 mes
= 6 rings (maximum of 9 rings).
• Once the number of rings has been reached, do not press any other buons, wait for approximately 3 seconds unl
the unit emits a beep.
• The new number of rings will be stored.
Programming the privacy duraon me (factory preset = no me out, manual control)
• Press and hold the privacy buon (for approximately 10 seconds) unl the unit emits a beep.
• Press the privacy buon again to set the privacy me required. Each me the buon is pressed it will increase
the privacy duraon me by 15 minutes (starng from 0 up to a maximum of 20 hours, i.e. pressing the privacy
buon 8 mes = 2 hours up to a maximum of 80 presses for 20 hours).
• Once the required privacy duraon me has been reached, do not press any other buons, wait for approximately
3 seconds unl the unit emits a beep.
• The new privacy duraon me will be stored.
• To set the privacy with no me out, i.e. manual control, press and hold the privacy buon (for approximately
10 seconds) unl the unit emits a beep, do not press any other buons, wait for approximately 3 seconds unl the
unit emits a beep again.
• The new privacy duraon me will be stored.
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Terminal Signal Funcon Current Rang on +12V
1 2A Receive speech from the door panel Condion Current (mA)
2 4A Electronic call tone input Standby 6mA
3 +12V +12V DC power supply input During a call 18-78mA
4 GND Ground Privacy ON 10mA
5 1A Transmit speech to the door panel Live speech 26mA
6 LB Local bell facility Lock release 30mA
7 5A Lock Trigger (Switched 0V) Max 80mA
8Spare push buon one (Switched 0V)
9 +DOL Door open LED +posive power supply input
10 -DOL Door open LED –negave power supply input
terminal
connecons
• Press and hold the lock buon (for approximately 10 seconds) unl the unit emits a beep.
• Press the lock buon again to set the door open me. Each me the buon is pressed it will increase the door
open me by 1 second (starng from 1 up to a maximum of 255 second, i.e. pressing the lock buon 10 mes
= 10 seconds to a maximum of 255 for 4 minutes and 15 seconds).
• Once the required door open me has been reached, do not press any other buons, wait for approximately 3
seconds unl the unit emits a beep.
• The new door open me will be stored*.
Programming the door open me (factory preset = 1 second)
Restoring all programming to factory preset
Please note that this operaon will restore all programming back to factory default sengs.
• Unplug the Art.5118 from the mounng pcb.
• Press and hold down the talk buon as the Art.5118 is plugged back into the mounng pcb.
• The LED close to the talk buon will ash once to conrm all sengs have been reset back to factory default.
• Release the talk buon.
VIDEOPHONES
Videophones & Handsfree Eclipse
3600 Series Videophones
The Art.3612 colour videophone incorporates a colour 3.5” LCD display and includes a lock release push buon, camera recall buon
and a spare push buon for other services or depending on seng
can act as a secondary camera recall buon on a two entrance video
system. Coax and non-coax (balanced) video can be used by seng the
relevant dip-switches on the rear of the monitor. An Art.5980 back
plate is required with this videophone.
Art.3612
Controls
• 3 level call tone volume (privacy posion plus 2 levels).
• Picture brightness adjustment.
• Picture hue adjustment.
Art.3612
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*(NOTE: when used with the VR120 panel the door open me should
remain set to 1 second as the VR120 panel will control the door open
me by seng the dip-switches on the amplier, refer to page 5)

Minimum Cable Requirement:
• 9 cores + coax for video systems using coax video signal.
• 11 cores for video systems using balanced video signal.
Art.5980
terminal
connecons
Terminal Signal Funcon Current Rang on +20V
1 +12V +12V out to power video splier Condion Current (mA)
2 TV1 Camera recall Standby 0mA
3 TV2 Spare buon (see dip-switch sengs) During call 155mA
4 1 +20V power input Live speech 155mA
5 2 Door release command (Switched 0V) Lock release 160mA
6 3 Transmit speech to door panel Max 200mA
7 4 Receive speech from door panel
8 5 Speech ground
9 6 Video power ground
10 7 Local call tone input (electronic call tone)
11 V/V1 Coax centre core / V1 balanced video –negave sync
12 M/V2 Coax Screen / V2 balanced video +posive sync
13 R Speech common for intercommunicang systems
14 C Call tone input (electronic call tone)
15 - Speech ground for intercommunicang systems
16 T Service push buon common
17 Unused connecon
18 Unused connecon
19 12Vi +12Vdc power supply input to switch on the buon LED when the volume switch is in the
privacy posion
20 DOL +12Vdc power supply input to switch on the key buon LED
Connecons
call tone & privacy switch
handset connecon
brightness & hue adjustments
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