Viking C-1000B User manual

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Access Control Overview
More than just an intercom ..................................
Understanding Viking’s Systems ...........................
Simple Stand-Alone System
ES-1 Door Entry Controller ...................................
Doorboxes and Entry Phones
Door Entry Phones ...............................................
Using Doorboxes with Dedicated Lines ..................
Using Doorboxes with Multiple Lines .....................
Doorboxes with CCTV Control ..............................
Full-Feature Door Entry Systems
Advanced Door Entry System ................................
Apartment Entry System .......................................
Apartment Entry with No C.O. Line .......................
Keyless Entry or Proxcard Entry System ..................
Features ..............................................................
Accessible Entry System
AES-2000 Accessible Entry System ........................
ES-3 Entry System Door Controller ........................
Access Control Accessories
Proximity Card Reader ..........................................
Keypad with Wiegand Output ...............................
CCTV Camera Controller .....................................
Enhanced Weather Protection ...............................
Remote DTMF Controllers .....................................
VE-Series Backboxes ............................................
Gooseneck Pedestals ............................................
Enclosure Lighting Kit ...........................................
Weather-Proof Enclosures .....................................
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More than just an intercom...
Security is on everyone’s mind today and that always means placing some restrictions
on who can enter a building. Your customers will most likely be letting in the majority of
people who arrive at their door. But you wouldn’t know that from reading the ads in
security magazines. Those ads tell you to install a high-tech system for every door
entry/access application.
In most residential and business applications, the callers at the doors are most likely to
be clients, friends, a delivery driver, or the dreaded door-to-door solicitor. Your
customers want a system that allows them to screen visitors and open doors and gates
with minimum intrusion into their daily lives and business operations.
So, how do you select a door entry/access system that provides the proper level of
security for your kind of customer? Read this guide. It’s designed to help you understand
the terminology, system design, installation practices, and available options for
residential and small business door entry and access systems.
Understanding Viking’s Systems
Viking offers a wide range of entry systems, from free standing single door entry systems
to fully integrated multi-unit apartment entry systems. The chart below and the following
sections will explain the different types of Viking entry systems and specific applications.
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Model
ES-1
Doorboxes
C-1000B
C-2000A
K-1900-3
C-3000
C-4000
AES-2000
Description
Stand-alone door entry system to operate a doorstrike or
magnetic lock, compatible with Viking’s HID-1 and HID-2.
Designed for use with single or multi-line phones or Viking’s
C-1000B controller.
Controls 1-2 Viking doorboxes, answer and open a door from
a Touch Tone phone, also allows CCTV monitoring.
Full-feature door entry system for up to 4 doors or gates,
answer and open doors from a Touch Tone phone, compatible
with Viking’s VC-1000 for CCTV monitoring.
Apartment entry system for up to 150 units, provides keyless
entry and allows tenants to “buzz” in visitors via phone.
Apartment entry system with no C.O. lines required, still allows
tenants to “buzz” in visitors, 12 units (expandable to 96).
Apartment/Office entry system for up to 250 tenants, up to 4
doors or gates may be used, allows keyless or prox-card
entry, compatible with Viking’s HID-1 and HID-2.
Accessible entry system for people with sensory and physical
impairments, allows keyless or prox card entry for up to 75
tenants, expandable to 525 tenants.
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Viking’s ES-1 is a door entry controller designed to operate a door strike or magnetic
lock upon receiving a valid card read and/or keyless entry code from Wiegand devices.
One ES-1, one or two Wiegand devices and a door strike or magnetic lock of your
choice is required for each entry point.
The ES-1 is compatible with Viking’s HID-1 Proximity Card Reader and/or the Viking’s
HID-2 Wiegand Output Keypad (see page 12) or any card reader, RF transmitter or
digital keypad that outputs the 26-bit Wiegand format. Up to 250 valid Wiegand codes
can be programmed into the ES-1.
Fax back No. 193
BZZZZ Door Strike Activates
Entry Point
Swipe card or enter
keyless entry code
HID-1
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Viking’s E-40 Series of Entry
Phones are compact, weather
and vandal resistant,
telephone line powered
speaker phones designed to
provide two-way handsfree
communication. The E-40's
compact size allows it to be
mounted in a standard single
gang electrical box.
The E-40 is available in three different attractive finishes to match your door hardware,
light fixtures, etc. The E-40-PB has a Polished Brass faceplate with an extremely durable
U.V. resistant high gloss clear powder paint coating to prevent tarnishing. The E-40-BN
has a stainless steel faceplate with Oil Rubbed Bronze (dark brown) color extremely
durable U.V. resistant matte finish powder paint. The E-40-SS has a durable Stainless
Steel faceplate with a brushed (satin) finish.
One to four E-40 entry phones can share a single phone line with house or small
business telephones when used with a Viking model C-2000A Advanced Door/Gate and
Entry Phone Controller (see page 7).
Fax back No. 187
E-40-PB E-40-BN E-40-SS
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Using Viking Doorboxes with a Dedicated Phone
A self contained Viking doorbox can be mounted at the door and be wired directly to a
dedicated standard single line phone. The phone can only communicate with the
doorbox.
For example: a doorbox is installed at a company receiving door. It is wired directly to
a single line phone or the base station of a portable phone in the shipping department.
A portable phone allows personnel to answer the doorbox from anywhere within the
radius of the base station. A delivery driver pushes the button on the doorbox and it rings
the attached phone and provides talk battery. Shipping personnel answer the door
simply by picking up the dedicated phone. The speakerphone in the doorbox allows the
driver to talk hands-free.
What you have at this point is essentially a private network between the driver at the door
and the shipping employee answering the dedicated phone. No other phone users can
access the doorbox. The doorbox also works in reverse. In the same example, shipping
personnel can pick up the dedicated phone and listen to activity near the outside
doorbox. In reverse mode the doorbox does not require push button activation to work.
Shipping and
Receiving
Entrance
You’re picking
up a package? Shipping and
Receiving
Personnel
W-2000A
Doorbox
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Viking’s self-contained doorboxes are universal! They are built with all of the supporting
communications electronics inside the doorbox itself to provide ringing, talk battery and
speakerphone operation. The best part is that they work with all phone systems: single
line phones, multi-line phones, No-KSU, Key, and PABX. They are available in a variety
of styles, providing not only different decor features, but varying levels of vandal
resistance as well. Vandal resistance is a very important consideration, especially in
commercial applications. See Viking’s selection of doorboxes below.
W-1000 W-2000A W-3000
Fax back No. 170 Fax back No. 180
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SEE Who’s at the Door, ANSWER the Door and
OPEN the Door... All with a Viking Doorbox!
The C-1000B door entry controller allows Viking doorboxes to share a
regular phone line, even if the phone line is in use. It also provides relay
contacts for door and gate opening systems-relays that are activated by a
Touch Tone security code from the user. When a visitor activates the doorbox,
the C-1000B passes the doorbox ring to all premise phones. If the line is in use, the C-
1000B initiates a call waiting tone into the conversation. Using Touch Tone commands,
the user can switch between their phone call and the visitor at the door and operate
relays for door strikes and gate openers. With this type of system, users no longer have
to get up to answer the door or open the door.
Demarcation
BEEP!
C-1000B
Controller
W-2000A
Doorbox
BZZZZ
to put the call on
hold and connect
with the doorbox.
#
Press:
Hold on,
someone’s at
the door...
Incoming
C.O. Lines
W-1000
Doorbox
Front
Door
Back
Door
Premise
Phones
Hi Sue - I’ll
buzz you in.
to activate the
doorstrike relay.
Press: 4
4
Using Viking Doorboxes in Multiple Line Applications
Using the same self-contained Viking doorbox described in the last section, wire the talk
pair into an unused trunk input of a multiple-line (No KSU) telephone, PABX, or Key
system. The doorbox in this application acts as if it is an ordinary phone line. The
doorbox generates ring voltage and talk battery into the multiple-line telephone, PABX,
or Key system. Depending on programming, the PABX or Key system can route the call
to a specific phone or to all phones in the system. For example: If the doorbox is
connected to the previously unused Line 4 input of a KSU and Line 4 is then
programmed to ring on all phones, the doorbox ring signal would cause all the phones
to ring and the Line 4 light to flash. In this example, any employee could answer the
doorbox from any phone in the system. To be trunk compatible, a doorbox must provide
ring voltage and talk battery.
Incoming
C.O. Lines
PABX/KSU
Model W-1000
Key Phone
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4 Doorbox
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Doorbox
CCTV
Monitor
Fax back No. 168
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You’ve seen them everywhere, a lobby phone with a built-in dialer to call tenants. The
concept isn’t new. However, the older systems have become favorite targets for vandals
and dial tone pirates. Because these older systems provide phone company dial tone at
the lobby phone, pirates using Touch Tone generators can place long distance phone
calls and stick the building owner with the charges. A worse scenario happens when
vandals pry these older systems off the wall, exposing door strike contacts. A quick short
across the contacts and the vandals have access to the building.
E-20A
E-10
Front
Door
Back
Door
K-1700-3
Gate
C-2000A
Controller
Premise Phones
Caller ID
Incoming
C.O. Lines
Do you have an
appointment to see
Mr. Smith?
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The most fully featured of all the systems, the C-2000A operates over a
regular phone line and provides Caller ID and Call Waiting ID to identify
which door phone is calling. If the phone line is in use, the C-2000A
initiates a distinctive beep to alert the user that the waiting call is from a door
phone. Using Touch Tone commands, the user can alternate between the phone call and
the visitor at the door.
An auxiliary set of relay contacts is provided to activate cameras or lighting. Finally, the
C-2000A provides the connection of a dry contact closure device such as a garage door
opener keypad, or a logic input to operate the auxiliary relay.
K-1700-3
Service
Entrance
CCTV Monitor
Fax back No. 156
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CCTV camera switching requires one or two Viking VC-1000
Controllers. See page 12 for additional information.
VC-1000
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BZZZZ
Door Strike
Activates
(Programmable 1-3 digits)
Press the
Call Button.
When you hear the dial tone,
enter the tenant code.
1 2
Press:
The K-1900-3 will call the
specified tenant. You can
converse with the tenant. The
tenant may then enter a code
to activate the door strike.
Hold on, I’ll
buzz you in.
to activate the doorstrike relay.
Hello?
(Programmable 2 digits)
0 2
Press:
Lobby
Phone
The newer apartment entry systems locate operational electronics and relays inside the
building. The controller interfaces between the lobby phone and phone line, providing
an artificial dial tone at the lobby phone. Users cannot tell the difference and vandals
can’t perpetrate toll fraud. That’s because the controller electronics cannot be fooled by
Touch Tone generators or savvy hook-flash experts.
The C-3000 and K-1900-3 also offer a keyless entry feature (see page 9). Tenants can
enter a security code into the lobby keypad and unlock the front door without fumbling
for keys.
Apartment Entry System with No C.O. Line
The C-3000 allows you to connect 12 apartments to two entry phones (or any touch tone
phone). The C-3000 rings apartment phones or provides a call waiting tone. Tenants
can “buzz” in the visitor from their touch tone phone. Eliminates the monthly expense of
a phone line and adding call waiting to the apartment phones. Two door strike contacts
are provided. Expandable to 96 apartments with additional C-3000 controllers.
K-1700-3
Entry
Phone 1
Fax back No. 312
K-1700-3
Entry
Phone 2
12 Incoming
C.O. Lines
To Apartment
Phones 1-12
Fax back No. 162
C-3000 Controller
K-1900-3
Controller
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Four Door Keyless Entry or Proxcard Entry System
The C-4000 provides 4 door entry points and keyless entry (or optional card readers)
for up to 250 apartments or offices. The C-4000 uses 26-bit Wiegand card readers,
keypads or converts Touch Tone phones into multi-number auto dialers that will store up
to 250 telephone numbers in non-volatile memory. Use with Viking’s K-1700-3 or K-
1900-8 phones to provide vandal resistant handsfree or handset communication from
entry points to apartments or offices.
When a call initiated by the C-4000 is answered by an apartment or business tenant, a
built-in contact closure may be activated to control an electric gate or door strike. Up to
250 keyless entry codes may also be programmed,
providing tenants with keyless entry. Viking HID-1 card
readers (see page 12) may be added for proximity card
entry or HID-2 potted keypads (see page 12).
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Keyless Entry Feature
Viking’s C-2000A, C-3000, C-4000, ES-1, and K-1900-3 offer keyless entry which
allows residents or tenants to let themselves in. This feature works particularly well when
the user wants to grant access only to authorized persons. The keyless entry feature will
work differently for each door entry controller. Below is an example of the C-2000A
controller and the K-1700-3 door entry phone using the keyless entry feature.
(Programmable 1-6 digits)
BZZZZ
Press the
Call Button. When you hear the
dial tone - enter #,
then the code. The Door Strike
Activates
#
Press: then enter the
1 2 3 4
Code:
Dial Tone
Entry
Point 1
Entry
Point 2
K-1700-3
Entry
Point 3
HID-1
HID-1
K-1900-8
K-1700-3
HID-1
Entry
Point 4
C.O. Line or Analog
PABX/KSU Station
Apartment
Phone
Data Logging
HID-2
Data Logging allows the
landlord to access data
about entry point activity.
Fax back No. 164
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