Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
6
6
VM/112+
VKP/100
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CP
ER/12
1
2
C
1B
1A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
VA/100
The monitor is protected by the slow blow fuse
F1 - T 630mA - mounted on support's printed
card, figures 3-5.
(Fuse: F = fast, T = slow).
WARNINGS FOR THE USER
- Please do not open or tamper the device (high
voltage!).
- Please avoid knocking or bumping the appa-
ratus as it could result in the breakage of the pic-
ture tube and the consequent projection of glass
fragments.
- In the case of breakdown or modification of
the apparatus of the system (such as power
supplier ...) please contact a specialized main-
tenance service.
A maximum of 12 video intercom units can com-
municate to each other. The main features are:
• Easy to install. The intercom units are con-
nected in parallel to each other with 4 additional
8
wires of 0.28 mm
2
(Ø 0.6 mm) cross-section.
• It is thus possible to continue an intercom
conversation while answering from another
monitor to an entry panel call without interferen-
ce.
• All connected monitors can call each other.
• The monitor intercom audio line will be occu-
pied until the caller has replaced the handset.
The red light LED indicates when the intercom
audio line is engaged.
• Installation with a mix of monitors with and
without intercom facility is possible.
• A call code - from 1 through 6 - can be given
to each monitor matching the intercom call but-
ton number, by setting the correspon-ding dip-
switch B to the ON position. Dip-switches B are
accessible from the rear of the monitor, figure 1.
Call code
Procedure to set intercom calls 1÷6.
- Slide the dip-switch B of required intercom
call number to ON position, figure 2.
9
- Remove link R, figure 2.
Procedure to set intercom code calls 7÷12.
- Make sure link R is on place, figure 2.
- Slide the dip-switch B of required intercom
call number to ON position assuming nos. 1÷6
correspond to 7÷12 respectively.
Calls
How to call receivers responding to codes 1÷6
Pick-up handset and press the button 1÷6 corre-
sponding to desired intercom number, figure 1.
How to call receivers responding to codes 7÷12
- Pick-up handset and press • button, green
LED is turned ON to indicate activation of 7÷12
code calls, figure 1.
- Press the button corresponding to desired
intercom number assuming nos. 1÷6 corre-
spond to 7÷12 respectively, figure 1.
When replacing the handset on cradle the
system switches back automatically to intercom
code calls 1÷6 and green LED is turned OFF.
Four special monitor operation modes can be
chosen by means of dip-switches C accessible
from the rear of the monitor. Figure 2 shows
position of dip-switches as supplied.
• Stand-by mode.
The dip-switch 1 is normally kept in the OFF
position - the stand-by mode is not operating -
the picture appears on the screen in 4 seconds
approx.
In the ON position it activates the stand-by, the
picture appears on the screen almost instanta-
neously.
• Monitor in constant mode.
For use only in single house installations as
close circuit television system with camera
always powered and separated from entry
panel.
VM/112 is supplied from the factory with dip-
switch 2 in the OFF position. The constant mode
10
is achieved with dip-switch 2 set to ON position.
The monitor can only be switched off by thumb-
wheel switch D, figure 1.
• Activation of more monitors by the same
call.
Dip-switch 3 is normally kept in the ON position,
this way the call line loop is closed. If more
monitors must be activated by the same call,
leave only one with the dip-switch 3 in the ON
position, all other monitors must have the dip-
switch 3 in the OFF position.
Failure to have the dip-switches in the correct
positions will result in the monitors not being
activated.
• Monitor/system turned off on door release.
a) Systems with VA/100 main control unit.
Dip-switch 4 is normally kept in the OFF posi-
tion. In this position the monitor is turned off
automatically by the system timer. Whit dip-swit-
ch 4 in the ON position the monitor is turned off
by pressing the door lock release button.
b) Systems with VA/100.
main control unit.
01
Dip-switch 4 must be in the OFF position.
Use dip-switch 2 of the VA/100.
unit to turn off the monitor.
Call tone
It is possible to regulate the call tone level from
the entry panel by adjusting the trimmer, acces-
sible from the A hole placed on the right side of
the monitor, figure 1.
System using main control unit VA/100.
timed call feature.
The call stops either when the handset is lifted
or when any
button is pressed.
Personal door-bell
When the personal door-bell is required to be
part of the video entry system, insert the ER/12
buzzer on the guides of VKP/100 wall mounting,
figure 9, and connect the wires as shown in dia-
gram of figure 10.
Function of each terminal
1
video signal
(
1
)
2
video signal shield
3
video signal
4
video signal shield
5
– 14÷17.5V
6
+ supply voltage to monitor
call
7
8
audio to monitor
9
audio to entry panel
10 11.5V DC voltage output (
or
input to turn on monitor when connected to
positive voltage system (+15÷17.5V DC)
11
12 Aux 2
13
14 LED 2 (yellow)
15 LED 3 (red)
16 audio intercom.
17 audio intercom.
18 intercom call code
(
1
) 75 Ohm closing resistance if video line stops
here
(
2
) This voltage output is available for the time
the monitor is operating. Max. current demand
should not exceed 50mA.
NOTE. Connect wires to terminals in accordan-
ce to VM/100 diagrams.
Technical features
• Picture screen: 5" (12.5 cm) 90°.
• Supply voltage: 14÷17.5V DC.
• Max. current demand: 700mA (60mA in
stand-by, 5mA quiescent).
• Current demand per LED: 7mA.
• Bandwidth response at -3dB: 6 MHz.
• Video input: 1Vpp (from 0.7Vpp to 2Vpp).
• Video input impedance: >15 KOhm.
• Two-tone call signal with volume adjustment
at entry panel; continuous tone call signal for
internal calls.
main control
01
has a
01
2
)
3
