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16
C
B
A
B
18
C
B
A
15
17
A
70
43,5
7,5
57
B
70
64,5
19
P1
20
- two potentiometers for the following
functions (fig. 17):
entry panel volume control
receiver volume control
Function of each terminal
5
–
12 V DC supply voltage
21 +
8
common call (for witness note)
11 audio to receiver
12 audio from receiver
14 enabling
NOTE. In installations which do not
cater for the enabling control, terminal
14 can be connected to the earth
(module always on) or terminal 12
(module on only when receiver is lif-
ted).
Technical features
• Supply voltage of the audio modu-
le: 12 VDC.
• Current demand of the the audio
module: max. 50 mA (35 mA quie-
scent).
• Current demand of the lighting
module: 50 mA 14 VAC.
• Max. switching capacity of the
micro-contact: 24 V 1 A.
• Working temperature range: from
-15 °C to +50 °C.
A/200R POWER SUPPLIER
Comprising a 15 VA transformer,
electronically protected against over-
load and short-circuits.
Function of each terminal, figure 18
Terminal block A
~
mains
~
Terminal block B
+B input 12V DC
5
ground
21 output 11V DC
8
call common output 1
8A call common output 2
11 audio from entry panel
12 audio to entry panel
23
output 14V AC
16
NO normally open
relay
C
common
contacts
NC normally closed
Terminal block C
5
ground
8
audio to receiver
9
audio from receiver
Technical features
• Supply voltage: 230V ±10% 50/60
Hz.
The transformer primary is electro-
nically protected against overloa-
ding and short circuiting i.e. no
fuses are used.
The unit can be powered from a 12
V DC power supply, e.g. battery or
uninterruptable power supply (ter-
minals +B and 5).
NOTE. The unit has no battery pro-
tection.
• Rated power: 15 VA.
• Output voltages:
11 VDC, 150 mA (300mA peak)
14 VAC, 650 mA (1 A in intermittent
current).
• Call generator: 2 types of two-tone
call (up to 3 handset can be con-
nected in parallel to the same call).
• Working temperature range: from 0
°C to +35 °C.
• Dimensions: 4 DIN units module,
low profile, figure 19.
NOTE. The transformer power sup-
plier primary is electronically protec-
ted against overloading and short cir-
cuiting i.e. no fuses are used.
Procedure to reset a triggered circuit:
- Disconnect the mains from the
power supplier
- Remove the cause of malfunction
- Let the power supplier to cool for at
least 1 min.
- Reconnect the mains to the power
supplier.
A/200N POWER SUPPLIER
With the same features of A/200R,
has also the following function:
- Power supply and control of electric
lock (12V AC, 1A) by means of relay
(inside the unit) with timer-controlled
interval adjustable from 2 to 15 s by
means of potentiometer P1, figure 20.
• Dimensions: 6 DIN units module,
low profile, figure 21.
INSTALLATION
YC/200-YC/200A handset
First, remove the housing (fig. 1) and
fasten the base directly to the wall
(fig. 2) or to the embedding box (fig.
3 or 4).
If walls are not perfectly level, do not
overtighten screws.
Make wiring connections and refit the
handset cover.
Surface-mounted entry panel
Using the Allenkey s 2.5 supplied,
unscrew the lock screw and remove
the front plate from the base (fig. 6).
Fit the embedding box (3-module or
round Ø 65 mm version) flush with
the wall at an appropriate height.
Fasten the base onto the wall using
the screws and screw anchors sup-
plied (fig. 7).
Remove the cable-clamp plate and
perform the wiring (fig. 9).
In those installations liable to be
affected by the Larsen effect, the
microphone can be fitted in a remote
position, as indicated in fig. 8.
Refit the cable-clamp plate.
The name card can be removed and
filled in with the relevant information
by removing the card clip followed by
the actual card itself (fig. 10).
NOTE. Personalized name cards can
be used up to a maximum of 2 mm
thick.
In order to fit the front plate, first
insert the upper part in the top moul-
ding and then tighten the lock screw
(fig. 11).
Recessed entry panel
The embedding box must be fitted
flush with the wall at an appropriate
height.
Fit the spacer into embedding boxes to
avoid deformation (fig. 12).
Using the Allenkey s 2.5 supplied,
unscrew the lock screw and remove
the front plate from the chassis (fig.
13).
Remove the two plugs protecting the
threaded holes in the embedding box
and secure the chassis using the two
screws supplied (fig. 15).
Remove the cable-clamp plate and
perform the wiring (fig. 15).
In those installations liable to be
affected by the Larsen effect, the
microphone can be fitted in a remote
position, as indicated in fig. 14.
Refit the cable-clamp plate.
The name card can be removed and
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