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- Page 1 VS-600 Resident Unit Manual Telecor Inc. 1114 Westport Cr. Mississauga, Ontario Canada, L5T 1G1 For the VS-600 Resident Unit Tel: (905) 564-0801 November 2009 Fax: (905) 564-0806 Revision 0.1 (PRELIMINARY) www.telecor.com...
- Page 3 Telecor Inc. warrants all products bearing the Telecor name to be free from defects of material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one year from date of delivery. Telecor will repair or replace (at our option), free of charge, any unit that is found to be defective and returned to us under warranty.
- Page 4 PRODUCT NAME: VS-600 Wireless Pendant (VS-600-WP) FCC Registration Number: R73ERS002 PRODUCT NAME: VS-600 Wireless Pull Cord (VS-600-WC) FCC Registration Number: R73ERS003 FCC RULES: THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN TESTED TO COMPLY WITH FCC PART 15, SUBPART B, CLASS B – UNINTENTIONAL RADIATORS...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Introduction......................A-1 VS-600 Resident Unit Overview ................A-1 Overview of Peripheral Devices.................A-2 B. VS-600 Programming ................... B-1 Resident Unit Diagnostic Procedure..............B-1 Configuring the Resident Unit for Programming ..........B-2 Using Resident Unit Configuration Software .............B-2 B.3.1 Options Tab ....................B-3 B.3.1.1 Numbers Tab ..................B-3... -
Page 7: Introduction
Station transmits a unique digital signal known only to the VS-600 Unit in the resident's room. This provides assurance as to the exact origin of the call. The VS-600 has a reception range of up to 50 feet (line of sight) from the Pendant or Pull Cord Station. -
Page 8: Overview Of Peripheral Devices
Described below are the peripheral devices that can function with the Resident Unit. Wireless Pendant The Wireless Pendant is worn by a VS-600 Resident user to allow him or her to move freely about a room yet have the ability to place a call. Calls are initiated by pressing a red call button on the Pendant. - Page 9 The Dome Light is typically located outside the door of a room containing a VS-600 Resident Unit to provide a visual indication of calls originating from within the room. When a resident initiates a call, a LED in the Dome Light illuminates.
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Page 11: Vs-600 Programming
In working mode (the unit is in operation), it performs Diagnostic Check 3 continuously. If all of the above actions have been performed, proceed with Resident Unit Programming section B.2. If the unit fails to perform the above actions, contact Telecor VS-Care Technical Support to request an RA. VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 12: Configuring The Resident Unit For Programming
B.2 Configuring the Resident Unit for Programming The VS-600 Resident Unit is programmed to operate in conjunction with the PBX using the Resident Unit configuration software. The Resident Unit programming cable (sold separately) plugs into the resident unit’s programming port and an available USB port of a PC running the Resident Unit configuration software. -
Page 13: Options Tab
Priority: A call device can be assigned a priority from 1 (highest) to 6 (lowest). For example, if a resident presses the call button, it dials the assigned phone number and alerts the destination. If the resident then triggers a higher-priority device, such as a call pendant, the call from the call VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 14: Supervision Numbers Tab
Supervision Numbers Tab The Supervision Numbers Tab contains dial strings for situations triggered from battery or device supervision. Options Tab, Supervision Numbers Wall Unit low battery: The dial string the unit will call when the resident unit’s battery is low. VS-600 Programming... -
Page 15: Misc. Tab
To load configuration settings from a file, click Load options and config from file, select your configuration file, then click Open. Click Get beside Load options and config from file to download the settings from the resident unit. VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 16: Prog./Config. Tab
Software upgrade: This section is used to upgrade the resident unit software. It should not be used unless instructed to do so by Telecor Technical Support. Delay between dialing the numbers: After dialing a number, the number of seconds to wait before dialing the secondary or rollover number if the call is unanswered. - Page 17 Various Delays (ms): These values are set by default and should not be changed unless instructed to do so by Telecor Technical Support. Allow All Wireless: Check this box to allow the resident unit to accept calls from all wireless devices without needing them to be programmed first.
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Page 18: Wireless Tool Tab
C.6. The resident unit can be configured to accept calls from all wireless devices without needing them to be programmed first. See section B.6 for more information about configuring a resident unit for use in a common area. VS-600 Programming... -
Page 19: Log File Tab
Note: In a majority of installations, these settings do not need to change. Speech Param. Mic. Ampl. Gain: Microphone amplifier gain. This value ranges from 39 to 54 dB and the default is 48 dB. Click the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the microphone volume. VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 20: Creating Dial Strings
B.5 Creating Dial Strings This section contains an explanation of a sample dial string when used with a Telecor PBX. In this example, the dial string in the Primary or Secondary column for a device is made up of six comma-separated parts. -
Page 21: Default Dial String Table
Smoke Detector F,7256,1,7,10,580 F,7256,2,7,11,581 Spare F,7256,1,8,10,580 F,7256,2,8,11,581 Note: The Resident Unit should only be used as an ancillary notification device for smoke detectors. Ensure that the smoke detector is connected to a code-approved alarming device. VS-600 Resident Unit Manual B-11... -
Page 22: Configuring The Resident Unit For Common Areas
To configure a resident unit to work in a common area, ensure that the Allow All Wireless option is checked in the Prog./Config. Tab of the programming software. This will allow the resident unit to receive signals from wireless peripherals (pull cords and pendants) without needing them to be programmed first. Prog./Config. B-12 VS-600 Programming... -
Page 23: Installation
6-32 x 1” Pan Head Phillips machine screws. The recommended backbox is a Steel City CWLE-3/4 or equivalent. The connections from the Dome Light to the Resident Unit are shown in the diagram below. Dome Lights are powered by the T3-PSU-4 Power Supply Unit (see Powering Dome Lights, section C.2). VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... - Page 24 Connect the wires from the dome light to the pigtails from the resident unit’s dome light module. Refer to the previous page for a diagram. Telecor offers the Panduit Hand Tool (Part number: MCT-100F), or the Panduit Manual Hand Tool (Part number: MCT) with Nose Section (Part number: CTD-100F).
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Page 25: Powering Dome Lights
2 PSUs 89-133 3 PSUs Note: Line loss may be a factor depending on the distance between Resident Units and PSUs. If the wiring length between the devices is great, an additional PSU may be required. VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 26: Mounting The Power Supply Unit
C.3 Mounting the Power Supply Unit The PSU is wall-mounted using either a Book Mount Kit or Picture Mount Kit. The PSUs are of universal design, allowing for different wall-mounting positions. The PSU must be mounted close to a power outlet. C.3.1 Book Mount Installation Materials Required:... -
Page 27: Picture Mount Installation
Place the Picture Mount frame over the screws and tighten the screws to secure Picture Mount frame into place. Place the PSU into the Picture Mount and secure into place with six PSU mount screws (three screws on each side). VS-600 Resident Unit Manual... -
Page 28: Connecting Psu To Resident Units To Power Dome Lights
C.4 Connecting PSU to Resident Units to Power Dome Lights As noted, the T3-PSU-4 external Power Supply Unit is a 24VDC, 4A continuous power supply that powers multiple Dome Lights. Before making any connections with the PSU, first refer to the table on page C-3 to determine the number of PSUs required for the system. -
Page 29: Installing The Wired Pull Cord Station
C.6 Enabling Wireless Pendant or Wireless Pull Cord Operation To enable a Wireless Pendant or Wireless Pull Cord to operate in conjunction with a VS-600 Resident Unit, complete the following steps: Simultaneously press and hold the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons on the Resident Unit until you hear a beep. -
Page 30: Wiring A Smoke Detector
C.7 Wiring a Smoke Detector The Resident Unit has a connector that supports a normally-open dry contact, such as a smoke detector. The detector connects to the terminals marked JSW10, shown in the diagram below. Note: The Resident Unit should only be used as an ancillary notification device for smoke detectors. Ensure that the smoke detector is connected to a code-approved alarming device. -
Page 31: Wiring And Mounting Resident Unit
(section B.1) and that it has been properly programmed (section B.2). The VS-600 Resident Units are installed onto standard 3-gang backboxes, with a minimum depth of 2.5”. The rear of the unit has two standard RJ-11 jacks. Holding the unit right side up, the upper jack terminates to a PEU station port and the lower jack terminates onto the Tip and Ring terminals on the back of a phone wall plate. - Page 32 Resident Unit Installation Overview C-10 Installation...
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