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Page 1 A C C E S C O N T R O L S Y S T E M D I G I T A L S Y S T E M S...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
INDEX Pages 1. DOOR ENTRY AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEMS. DIGITAL SYSTEM 2. TECHNICAL DATA • Standards • Telephones for houses and flats • Accessories for telephones • Monitors and connection brackets for houses and flats • Accessories for monitors •...
Page 3 Pages 5. CONNECTION AND ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS • Entrance panels with pushbuttons - Concentrator of calls - Estate-identifying accessories • Entrance panels with keypad • Concierge systems • Tap-offs and splitters • Accessories for telephones • Telephones for houses and flats •...
Page 4: Door Entry And Video Door Entry Systems. Digital System
Likewise, with this type of configuration options, makes ALCAD’s digital system one of the most entrance panel it is possible to activate the electric lock directly user-friendly and technically advanced solutions for this type of ins- by using the keypad to key in a previously defined code.
Page 5 LAST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR TELEPHONE LOCK RELEASE THE DWELLING BUTTON AUDIO UNIT POWER SUPPLY UNITS PUSH-BUTTONS OF ENTRANCE PANEL ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSH-BUTTONS 230 V 230 V AUDIO UNIT 230 V ENTRANCE PANEL 230 V KEYPAD ELECTRIC LOCK ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM LAST...
Page 6 Conventional systems In ALCAD’s conventional electronic door entry and video door entry systems, the call wire allowed the telephones and monitors in each dwelling to be identified, so that the call generated in the entrance panel rang only in the desired house or flat.
Page 7 GENERAL FEATURES OF THE DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM The technology incorporated in the digital system has allowed the implementation of a series of features and functions whose aim is to simplify different kinds of installation and their operation by end-users as well as post-installation maintenance work. •...
Page 8 DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH 2-WIRE CONNECTION In the digital electronic door entry system presented in this manual, 2 wires are connected to every telephone in the installation. These 2 wires correspond to the communication BUS previously described. WITHOUT CONNECTION POLARITY D1 D2 PROG LAST...
Page 9 DIGITAL ELECTRONIC VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH 4+COAXIAL OR 4+TWISTED PAIR CONNECTION The digital electronic video door entry system described in this manual adds the following connections to the communication BUS: a pair of wires to supply power to the monitors of the installation and coaxial cable or twisted pair to transmit the video signal cap- tured by the video unit to the monitors.
Page 10 DIRECT CONNECTION BETWEEN THE ENTRANCE PANELS AT THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF ENTRY In installations with several points of entry or in housing compounds, installation is made easier by the fact that it is the entrance panels themselves which control the different entry points, thanks to the microprocessor and electronics built into the audio units and video units.
Page 11 POSSIBILITY OF INSTALLING SEVERAL DEVICES PER DWELLING In each of the dwellings of the installation, you can install telephones, monitors and call extension units in parallel, so that all the devices receive the call simultaneously. You can therefore combine devices in any of the ways shown in the table below. Digital electronic door entry installations TELEPHONE DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM:...
Page 12 SYSTEM WITH CONFIDENTIALITY FEATURE AND ELECTRONIC CALL CONFIDENTIALITY FEATURE In the digital electronic door entry and video door entry systems, the functions of communicating with the entrance panel and of door-opening are, by default, disabled in all the telephones/monitors of the installation. These functions can be enabled only in the telephone/monitor which receives the call.
Page 13 DIFFERENT INSTALLATION OPTIONS INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT It is possible to complement a digital door entry or video door entry installation using an entrance panel with keypad with a concierge system. This allows the user to receive and to control at a single point – the concierge unit – all the calls made to the dwellings.
Page 14 AIDS FOR PROGRAMMING THE DEVICES IN THE DWELLINGS To ensure that the telephones/connection brackets of the installation are programmed correctly, the system employs different tones (e.g. a continuous tone in the telephone/monitor, a confirmation tone in the entrance panel, etc.) to confirm that each step of the programming process has been accomplished properly.
Page 15 DETECTION OF CONNECTION ERRORS PIP... PIP...PIP Problems of communication between entrance panel and telephones/monitors When a call is made, the entrance panel audio unit sends a certain digital code through the BUS; this code will depend on which pushbutton of the entrance panel has been pressed (on an entran- ce panel with pushbuttons) or on the code entered on the keypad (for an entrance panel with key- pad).
Page 16 DETECTION OF TELEPHONE/MONITOR WHOSE RECEIVER HAS NOT BEEN REPLACED The telephones and monitors have a circuit which detects the status of the PIP... PIP...PIP receiver, i.e. whether it has been picked up or replaced. When a call is made to a telephone or monitor whose receiver has not been replaced, the device informs the audio unit of the entrance panel from which the call has been made of this situation.
Page 17 USER: ORIGIN OF THE CALL In installations with several points of entry, the entrance panel of each point can be configured as the main or secondary panel. This configuration will determine the type of call tone which the audio unit will generate when a call is made. Accordingly, when a call is received in the dwelling, the type of call tone will allow the user to identify the point of entry from which the call has been made.
Page 18 POSSIBILITY OF SEEING THE SIGNAL FROM THE VIDEO UNIT (COAXIAL) ON THE TV IN THE DWELLING: TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS With ALCAD’s TV door entry system it is possible, at any moment, to see the image captured by a video unit with an out- put for coaxial cable on the television set in the dwelling.
Page 19 SYSTEM WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS INSTALLATIONS ALLOWING MANAGEMENT OF THE DIGITAL SYSTEM WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS ALCAD’s digital system with entrance panel with Up to 96 devices pushbuttons enormously simplifies the work involved in medium-sized door entry and video door entry installations.
Page 20 OPERATION OF THE DIGITAL SYSTEM WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS There are two operating states: with the system on standby and with the system active. SYSTEM ON STANDBY. NO CALL The devices (i.e. telephones and monitors) are inactive by default, so that such functions as communication with the entrance panel, door-opening and visualization of an image (on monitors) are disabled.
Page 21 RECEIVING A CALL IN A DWELLING When a call is made to a dwelling from the entrance panel, the telephone or monitor in the dwelling emits a warning sound. It is then also possible to see the image of the visitor on the screen of the monitor. You can open the street door and, by picking up the receiver, establish communication with the entrance panel.
Page 22 If the visitor calls one dwelling and then another from the same entrance panel, the call made to the first dwelling will be can- celled. Entrance panel 1 Dwelling 1 Dwelling 2 Call made to dwelling 1 and after to dwelling 2 = Functions disabled Installations with several points of entry In buildings with several points of entry, the entrance panel from which the call has been made remains active.
Page 23 TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS There are two operating states: with the system on standby and with the system active. SYSTEM ON STANDBY The video unit is active, so that it is possible to see the image captured by the video unit on the TV in the house or flat by tuning in the selected TV channel on the modulator.
Page 24 ENTRY SYSTEMS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD INSTALLATIONS WHICH ALLOW THE DIGITAL SYSTEM TO BE MANAGED WITH AN ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD ALCAD’s digital system with entrance panel with keypad enormously simplifies the installation process of door entry and Up to 999 devices video door entry equipment in medium- and large-scale instal- lations.
Page 25 OPERATION OF THE DIGITAL SYSTEM WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS There are two operating states: with the system on standby and with the system active. Regardless of the operating state, it is possible at all times to activate the electric lock directly from the entrance panel (door-open- ing function).
Page 26 SYSTEM ACTIVE The system changes from the standby to the active state when the telephone or monitor in a dwelling receives a call from an entrance panel or when, in a video door entry system, the auto switch-on feature is activated from one of the monitors. AUTO SWITCH-ON FUNCTION (monitors only) To activate the auto switch-on feature, press the auto switch-on button on the monitor.
Page 27 MAKING A CALL FROM THE ENTRANCE PANEL To make a call to a dwelling from the entrance panel, use the numeric keypad of the panel to enter the code which was assigned to the telephone/connections brackets of the dwelling in question when the devices were programmed. Then press the call key Characteristics: Each number that is entered on the keypad appears in the display of the entrance panel.
Page 28 Characteristics: If there is more than one telephone/monitor in the dwelling which is called, all the devices receive the call simultaneously. When the receiver of one of the devices is picked up, communication is established with the visitor. If the receiver of any of the other tele- phones/monitors in the dwelling is subsequently picked up, beeping tones will be heard.
Page 29 Installations with several points of entry In buildings with several points of entry, the entrance panel from which the call has been made remains active. The panels installed at the other points of entry are disabled, so that it is Time not possible to call dwellings from them.
Page 30 ELECTRONIC DOOR ENTRY AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE SYSTEM There are two operating states: with the concierge system deactivated and with the concierge system activated. Regardless of the operating state, it is possible at all times to activate the electric lock directly from the entrance panel (door-open- ing function).
Page 31 MAKING A CALL TO THE CONCIERGE UNIT FROM A DWELLING To make a call to the concierge unit, pick up the receiver and check that the system is on standby: if so, a continuous tone is heard in the receiver of the telephone/monitor. Then press the lock release button. The continuous tone will cease for a few moments, indi- cating that the call has been stored in the record of unanswered calls.
Page 32 ACTIVATING THE CONCIERGE SYSTEM To activate the concierge system, press the key. Then enter the CONCIERGE code which you have previously defined during configuration of the concierge unit panel. When the code is entered, the panel will emit several beeps in confirmation and the green LED on the panel will light up and start to blink, depending on whether the operating mode is set to ‘normal’...
Page 33 CONSULTING THE RECORD OF UNANSWERED CALLS When a call is made from a dwelling to the concierge unit and the concierge unit does not answer that call, the information corresponding to the code of the dwelling is stored in the record of unanswered calls (provided that this option has been enabled during configuration of the concierge unit panel).
Page 34 SYSTEM ACTIVE The system switches from the standby to the active state when the telephone/monitor of the concierge unit receives a call from one of the dwellings or from the entrance panel; or when the telephone in a dwelling receives a call from the concierge unit panel or from an entrance panel (with the concierge system operating in ‘dwellings only’...
Page 35 MAKING A CALL FROM THE ENTRANCE PANEL To make a call to a dwelling from the entrance panel, use the numeric keypad of the panel to enter the code which was assigned to the telephones/connections brackets of the dwelling when these devices were programmed and then press the call key. With the concierge system operating in ‘normal’...
Page 36 RECEIVING THE CALL MADE FROM THE ENTRANCE PANEL ON THE CONCIERGE UNIT When a call is made to a dwelling from the entrance panel, with the concierge system operating in ‘normal mode’, the tele- phone/monitor of the concierge unit emits a warning sound. The red LED on the concierge unit panel lights up and the display on the concierge unit panel shows the text ‘P00’, ‘P01’, etc., indicating that the call is coming from an entrance panel.
Page 37 Installations with several points of entry In buildings with several points of entry, the entrance panel from which the call is made remains active. The panels installed at the other points of entry are disabled, Time so that it is not possible to call the dwellings from them. blocked Building 1 Building 1...
Page 38 PIP... PIP...PIP Other dwellings Concierge Call to a dwelling requested Entrance panel 01 by the visitor (dwelling programmed with code 20) Entrance panel 01 Entrance panel 01 Comunication between Call made to dwelling Time programmed entrance panel and concierge blocked with code 20 Dwelling Other...
Page 39 AUTO SWITCH-ON FUNCTION (monitors only) To activate the auto switch-on feature from one of the dwellings, press the auto switch-on button on the monitor. You will then be able to view the image captured by the video unit, to open the street door, and, by picking up the receiver, to establish communi- cation with the main entrance panel of the installation.
Page 40 COMPONENTS We recommend that you consult the diagram corresponding to the installation you intend to perform (in Chapter 8, “Diagrams”) in order to identify the components you will need. This chapter provides a general reference guide to the components which can be used for installations performed with digital elec- tronic door entry or video door entry systems.
Page 41 CALL EXTENSION UNITS Elements which reproduce the call tone, notifying the user that a call from the entrance panel is being received. It is useful in dwellings where the user wants to be able to take a call at several different locations but not to install a telephone or monitor at each location.
Page 42 On the other hand, the dimensions of an entrance panel with numeric keypad are not affected at all by either the number of dwellings in the building or by the type of installation which is being performed (whether door entry or video door entry). By placing such panels in parallel, it is possible to inform the vis- itor of the code which he must key in to make a call to each of the dwellings.
Page 43 CONCENTRATOR OF CALLS (Entrance panel with pushbuttons) The function of this module is to detect which pushbutton of the panel has been pressed and to transmit Made in Spain 10 12 COL-000 this information to the audio unit. The connection in series of concentrators make possible installations of cod.
Page 44 CONCIERGE SYSTEM DIGITAL CONCIERGE UNIT TELEPHONE Telephone which allows the concierge to receive calls made from the entrance panel or from dwellings and to establish conversation. Wall-mounted. DIGITAL CONCIERGE UNIT MONITORS Monitors which allow the concierge to receive calls made from the entrance panel or from dwellings, to see the visitor, and to establish conversation.
Page 45 NUMERIC KEYPAD FOR CONCIERGE UNIT Element housed in the concierge unit panel which allows each dwelling to be contacted and the street door to be opened. It also enables such functions as control of additional elements. FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX ARRIBA HAUT Element to which the concierge unit panel is fixed.
Page 46: Technical Data
Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 47: Accessories For Telephones
Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 48 DESKTOP SUPPORT Cód. 9730029 SST-001 72 mm DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR TELEPHONE Support for the desktop installation of a door entry system telephone. 205 mm MONITORS CONNECTION BRACKETS HOUSES AND FLATS MONITORS FOR HOUSES AND FLATS Monitors for wall mounting on a connection bracket (1). Manufactured in ABS plastic.
Page 49 197 mm B/W (BLACK AND WHITE) SYSTEM Cód. 9630006 MVB-002 B/W DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY MONITOR Black and white monitor with a flat 4-inch CRT screen. For use in digital video door entry installations with coaxial cable or with twisted pair. Operating temperature +5 to + 55°C 64.3 mm...
Page 50 Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 51 Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer...
Page 52: Accessories For Monitors
ACCESSORIES FOR MONITORS DESKTOP SUPPORTS Cód. 9730049 SSM-001 170 mm DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR MONITOR 87 mm Support for desktop installation of the digital video door entry system monitor. In addition to the desktop support itself (1), a connections base - with female SCART connector (2) -is included for wall mounting, as well as a 2-metre multiwire SCART connector cable (3) for linking the connections support of the monitor to the base.
Page 53 COVER FRAME 250x275 mm 250 mm ARRIBA HAUT Cód. 9730036 MAE-002 COVER FRAME 300x325 mm 300 mm ARRIBA HAUT Cód. 9730034 MAE-900 GENERIC COVER FRAME ARRIBA HAUT Note: See the ALCAD website at www.alcad.net for information on ordering the generic cover frame.
Page 54: Tap-Offs And Splitters
TAP-OFFS AND SPLITTERS Elements which make it possible to distribute the video signal from the video unit to the different dwellings in the installation. TAP-OFFS Elements with several tapped outputs without loss for connection to monitors (1) and with 1 through output for connection to the next tap-off (2) when the desired distribution of the signal is star-shaped, installing one tap-off for each floor or ramification of the building.
Page 55 SPLITTERS Columns of video Columns of video Elements with independent video signal outputs. Of use when the installation requires several branches or columns of video. Splitters fall into two groups: those for coaxial cable and those for twisted pair. The Splitter choice of splitter will depend on which type of cable is to be used in the installation to transmit the video signal from the video unit.
Page 56: Entrance Panels With Pushbuttons
ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS The system of entrance panels consists of two modules, each of which comes in various models. These modules constitute the upper (1) and lower (2) parts of the entrance panel that is to be installed. Any configuration of entrance panel can be achieved by different combinations of these two modules.
Page 57 A brief description of each entrance panel upper module is given below. ENTRANCE PANEL SINGLE UPPER MODULES SINGLE MODULE WITH AUDIO UNIT Cód. 9670144 MAN-470 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH GRF-208 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT Module which houses the audio unit, model GRF-208 (1). Fitted 12 mm with rubber strips for water-tightness and with rings (2) for hanging in the flush-mounted box.
Page 58 Cód. 9670101 MVN-201 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH TCB-210 B/W VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL, FOR TV DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM 12 mm Module which houses the generic black and white video unit for coaxial cable, model TCB-210 (1) in TV door entry installations. Fitted with rubber strips for water-tightness and with rings (2) for hanging in the flush-mounted box.
Page 59 Cód. 9670013 MVN-901 128 mm COMPACT ENTRANCE PANEL WITH TCB-040 GENE- RIC B/W VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR A compact model (i.e. which does not require a lower module) which houses the generic B/W video unit for twisted pair, model TCB-040 (1). Used in video door entry installations where the video 12 mm unit is located at a certain distance from the entrance panel.
Page 60 Cód. 9670153 MDN-472 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH GRF-208 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT AND TCB-021 GENERIC COLOUR VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL Module which houses the digital audio unit, model GRF-208 (1), and the generic colour video unit, model TCB-021 (2), for coaxial 12 mm cable.
Page 61 UPPER MODULES WITH AUDIO UNIT AND CARD-HOLDER Cód. 9670145 MMN-470 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH GRF-208 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT AND CARD-HOLDER Module which houses the audio unit, model GRF-208 (1) and an informative card-holder (2) of 76.5mm x 43.5mm manufactured in polycarbonate.
Page 62 ENTRANCE PANEL TRIPLE UPPER MODULES UPPER MODULES WITH AUDIO UNIT, VIDEO UNIT AND CARD-HOLDER Cód. 9670121 MDT-471 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH GRF-208 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT, GENERIC B/W TCB-011 VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL, AND CARD-HOLDER Module which houses the digital audio unit, model GRF-208 (1); the generic black and white video unit, model TCB-011 (2), for coaxial cable;...
Page 63 Cód. 9670056 MDT-475 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL MODULE WITH GRF-208 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT, GENERIC COLOUR TCB-050 VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR, AND CARD-HOLDER Module which houses the digital audio unit, model GRF-208 (1); the generic colour video unit, model TCB-050 (2), for twisted pair; and an informative card-holder (3) of 76.5mm x 43.5mm made from polycarbonate.
Page 64 The audio unit incorporates: a microphone, a speaker, a pushbutton to illuminate entrance panel card-holders (1), a red status light to show when the panel is disabled (2), a jumper to activate/deactivate the door-opening tone indicator (3), volume controls for both the panel (4) and for telephones/monitors (5), a control for the precise adjustment of volume (6), and a jumper for the configuration of the main panel (7);...
Page 65 VIDEO UNITS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS Below are shown the technical data of each of the models of video unit which can be incorporated in the upper modules of entrance panels. Cód. 9640002 TCB-011 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL Black and white video unit with 1/3”...
Page 66 Cód. 9640009 TCB-021 GENERIC COLOUR VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL Colour video unit with 1/4” CCD sensor, and output in PAL composite video for 75 Ω coaxial cable. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 67 Cód. 9640007 TCB-040 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR Black and white video unit with 1/3” CCD sensor, and video output for twisted pair. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 68 Cód. 9640008 TCB-050 GENERIC COLOUR VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR Colour video unit with 1/4” CCD sensor, and video output for twisted pair. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 69 Cód. 9640012 TCB-210 B/W VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL, FOR TV DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM Black and white video unit with 1/3” CCD sensor, and output in CCIR com- posite video for 75 Ω coaxial cable. For use in standard TV door entry system installations.
Page 70 ENTRANCE PANEL LOWER MODULES These modules, manufactured in an aluminium profile, contain Important: Bear in mind that the lower modules of entrance the stainless steel pushbuttons (1) which enable visitors to com- panels must always be used in conjunction with concentrators of municate with dwellings.
Page 71 Cód. 9660009 MPS-012 Cód. 9660004 MPS-007 Entrance panel module with 12 single Entrance panel module with single pushbuttons. Total No. of pushbuttons: 12 pushbuttons. Total No. of pushbuttons: 7 Dimensions 128 mm x 308.5 mm x 12 mm Dimensions 128 mm x 212.5 mm x 12 mm Cód.
Page 72 Fitted with rubber strips for water-tightness and with rings for fitting inside the flush-mounted box. Note: For information on how to order entrance panel modules with configurable pushbuttons, see the ALCAD website (www.alcad.net). Cód. 9660064 MPD-900 Configurable entrance panel module with from 12 mm 1 to 8 levels or rows of pushbuttons.
Page 73: Concentrators Of Calls
Cód. 9660016 MKD-900 128 mm Configurable entrance panel module with from 1 to 4 levels or rows of pushbuttons and keypad for access control. Dimensions Varies with the number of levels or rows of pushbuttons. From 1 to 2 rows of pushbuttons: 128 mm x 164.5 mm x 12 mm From 3 to 4 rows of pushbuttons: 128 mm x 212.5 mm x 12 mm 12 mm CONCENTRATORS OF CALLS...
Page 74: Estate-Identifying Accessories
Number of concentrators necessary: NUMBER OF PUSHBUTTONS NUMBER OF ON ENTRANCE PANEL CONCENTRATORS The number of concentrators necessary will be determined by the number of push- buttons on the entrance panel which is to be installed. Made in Spain The following table shows the number of concentrators necessary as determined 1 0 1 2 COL-000 cod.
Page 75: Entrance Panels With Keypad
Using the estate-identifying accessory in con- NUMBER OF PUSHBUTTONS NUMBER OF NUMBER OF ESTATE ON ENTRANCE PANEL CONCENTRATORS IDENTIFYING ACCESSORIES junction with concentrators of calls: In installations with more than 4 dwellings, you can use Made in Spain D5 D4 D3 D2 the concentrator of 4 calls incorporated in the accessory in 1 0 1 2 COL-000...
Page 76 Description of terminals and voltages TERMINALS VALUES + , _ Power supply voltage (DC) + , _ 15 V Power supply voltage (AC) 12 V ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD The following table shows which model of entrance panel with keypad should be chosen for different kinds of installation. ELECTRONIC CALL COMPLETE MODULES, PARTICULAR INSTALLATION...
Page 77 Below we describe each entrance panel with keypad in detail. To make it easier for you to find the model you need, we have divided the panels into two groups: entrance panels with keypad for installations without concierge system; and entrance panels with keypad for installations with concierge system.
Page 78 128 mm Cód. 9800035 PDK-41400 ENTRANCE PANEL WITH GRF-211 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT, TCB-040 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT (TWISTED PAIR), AND KPD-001 NUMERIC KEYPAD Entrance panel which houses the digital audio unit, model GRF-211 (1), the generic black and white video unit for twisted pair, model TCB-040 (2), and the numeric keypad, model KPD-001 (3).
Page 79 ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD, AUDIO UNIT AND VIDEO UNIT Cód. 9800039 PDK-42300 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL WITH GRF-212 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT, TCB-011 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT (COAXIAL), AND KPD-001 NUMERIC KEYPAD Entrance panel for use in standard installations, installations with several points of entry, and housing compounds (in this last case, only in the inner buildings).
Page 80 Cód. 9800040 PDK-44300 128 mm ENTRANCE PANEL WITH GRF-214 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT FOR GATEHOUSE, TCB-011 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT (COAXIAL), AND KPD-001 NUMERIC KEYPAD Entrance panel for use in housing compounds: only in gatehouses or at external points of entry. The panel houses the digital audio unit for gatehouses in installations with concierge system, model GRF-214 (1), the generic black and white video unit for coaxial cable, model TCB-011 (2), and the numeric keypad, model...
Page 81 AUDIO UNITS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD The technical data of the different models of audio unit incorporated in entrance panels with keypad are provided below. Cod. 9610034 GRF-211 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT WITH NUMERIC DISPLAY Audio unit with built-in microprocessor for digital door entry or video door entry installations where an entry panel with keypad is to be installed and where the concierge system in not required.
Page 82 Cod. 9610035 GRF-212 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT WITH NUMERIC DISPLAY FOR INSTALLATIONS WITH CON- CIERGE SYSTEM Audio unit with built-in microprocessor for digital door entry or video door entry installations where the entry panel to be installed is an entrance panel with keypad and where it is also desired to install a concierge sys- tem.
Page 83 Cod. 9610036 GRF-214 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT WITH NUMERIC DISPLAY FOR GATEHOUSE IN INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE SYSTEM Audio unit with built-in microprocessor for digital door entry or video door entry installations in housing com- pounds, containing several inner buildings, where the entrance panel to be installed is an entrance panel with keypad and where it is also desired to install a concierge system.
Page 84 VIDEO UNITS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD The technical data of the different models of video unit incorporated in entrance panels with keypad are provided below. Cód. 9640002 TCB-011 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL Black and white video unit with 1/3” CCD sensor, and output in CCIR composite video for 75 Ω...
Page 85 Cód. 9640009 TCB-021 GENERIC COLOUR VIDEO UNIT, COAXIAL Colour video unit with 1/4” CCD sensor, and output in PAL composite video for 75 Ω coaxial cable. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 86 Cód. 9640007 TCB-040 GENERIC B/W VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR Black and white video unit with 1/3” CCD sensor, and video output for twisted pair. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 87 Cód. 9640008 TCB-050 GENERIC COLOUR VIDEO UNIT, TWISTED PAIR Colour video unit with 1/4” CCD sensor, and video output for twisted pair. Ability to control directly, in installations with several points of entry, the video signal from the different points of entry, without the need for video selectors.
Page 88 NUMERIC KEYPADS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD The technical data of the different models of video unit incorporated in entrance panels with keypad are provided below. Cod. 9650002 KPD-001 NUMERIC KEYPAD Has a built-in relay for activating the electric lock as well as two double-contact relays to handle addi- tional devices.
Page 89: Accessories For Entrance Panel
ACCESSORIES FOR ENTRANCE PANEL FLUSH-MOUNTED BOXES 45 mm Flush-mounted boxes are used for fixing the entrance panel in the 114 mm desired location in such a way that the panel is flush with the wall. Flush-mounted boxes have protection plugs (1), support axles for ARRIBA HAUT tilting the entrance panel (2), and diverse points through which the...
Page 90 SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOXES Surface wall-mounted boxes are used to fix the entrance panel in the desired place by installing the panel onto the surface of the wall. They are used, for example, when the wall is made of a material that is difficult to work with (e.g. marble or granite). To install several surface wall-mounted boxes (for panels in parallel), it is recommended that you use CSU-000 separators.
Page 91 RAIN-SHIELDS A rain-shield provides the entrance panel with additional protection against inclement weather conditions, such as rain, snow, etc. Two models are available, depending on the element which is going to be used for fixing the entrance panel: rain-shields for flush- mounted boxes and rain-shields for surface wall-mounted boxes.
Page 92 RAIN-SHIELDS FOR SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOXES SINGLE RAIN-SHIELDS 82 mm 156 mm DOUBLE RAIN-SHIELDS 82 mm 284 mm TRIPLE RAIN-SHIELDS 82 mm 412 mm Choosing a rain-shield The correct choice of rain-shield is determined by the dimensions of the entrance panel to be installed. In Chapter 3, “Entrance panels: dimensions and accessories”, you will find a table indicating which model of rain-shield to choose, depending on the entrance panel.
Page 93 The frames do not have standard dimensions. The user must define the exact dimensions according to the requirements of the installation. Note: For information on how to order cover frames for entrance panels, see the ALCAD website (at www.alcad.net). Cód. 9740047...
Page 94: Concierge Systems
CONCIERGE SYSTEMS In installations with concierge system, as well as selecting a specific entrance panel with keypad (see “Entrance panels with key- pad” on page 75), you will need a concierge unit panel and a telephone or monitor specifically for use with the concierge system. If you decide to install these elements, you can receive and control all calls made to the houses and flats in the installation.
Page 95 AUDIO UNITS IN CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL The technical data of the different models of audio unit incorporated in the concierge unit panel are provided below. Cod. 9610020 GRF-013 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM Audio unit with built-in microprocessor for concierge unit panel. Digital connection system by means of 2-wire communication BUS.
Page 96 NUMERIC KEYPADS IN CONCIERGE UNIT PANELS The technical data of the different models of numeric keypad incorporated in the concierge unit panel are provided below. Cod. 9650003 KPD-003 NUMERIC KEYPAD FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM Incorporates three double-contact relays for handling additional devices. Audio confirmation that a key has been pressed: the volume of this function can be adjusted (1).
Page 97 Activation of circuits 1, 2 and 3. Status of contacts CIRCUIT 1 STATUS OF CONTACTS ACTIVATION TERMINALS AT REST WORKING C1, NO1 C1, NC1 By pressing the indicated key CIRCUIT 2 STATUS OF CONTACTS ACTIVATION TERMINALS AT REST WORKING C2, NO2 By pressing each key C2, NC2 (with enabled function)
Page 98 Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 99 MONITORS AND CONNECTION BRACKETS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM MONITORS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM Monitors for wall-mounting on connection bracket (1). Manufactured in ABS plastic. Privacy of communication (confidentiality feature) and auto switch- on feature. The monitor is on standby until it receives a call or until the auto switch-on feature is activated;...
Page 100 Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units and video units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 101 Auxiliary pushbuttons. Voltages in terminals and state of contacts PUSHBUTTON CORRESPONDING TO THE TERMINAL 25 VOLTAGE IN TERMINALS ACTIVATION TERMINALS AT REST WORKING 25, B PUSHBUTTON CORRESPONDING TO THE TERMINAL 27 VOLTAGE IN TERMINALS ACTIVATION TERMINALS AT REST WORKING 27,B PUSHBUTTON CORRESPONDING TO THE TERMINAL P2 STATE OF THE CONTACTS ACTIVATION...
Page 102 Note: The voltages shown here are reference values provided for testing of equipment and are intended for use exclusively with ALCAD audio units and video units. Do not use the terminals of the equipment to supply power to additional devices without previ- ously consulting the manufacturer.
Page 103: Accessories For Concierge Systems
ACCESSORIES FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEMS FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX The flush-mounted box is used for fixing the concierge unit 45 mm 114 mm panel in the desired location in such a way that the panel is flush with the wall. ARRIBA HAUT Flush-mounted boxes have protection plugs (1), support axles for tilting the concierge unit panel (2), and diverse points through which the cable hoses can be passed (3).
Page 104: Electric Locks
377 mm Cód. 9730056 SSC-002 DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR CONCIERGE UNIT WITH MONITOR Support for the desktop installation of the concierge unit panel and of the monitor for the digital concierge system. 300 mm ACCESSORIES ELECTRIC LOCKS Cód. 9730025 ABR-011 31.8 mm 25.2 mm STANDARD DC ELECTRIC LOCK Device which permits the door to be opened when it receives...
Page 105 Cód. 9730007 ABR-013 31.8 mm 25.2 mm AUTOMATIC DC ELECTRIC LOCK (ACTIVATION BY ELECTRICAL IMPULSE) Device which permits the door to be opened when it receives a 15 Vdc voltage from the audio unit. Once the lock release but- ton is pressed, it remains active until the visitor opens the door. The electric lock blocks again once the closure of the door has been detected.
Page 106: Electronic Accessories
Number of devices per dwelling In ALCAD installations, it is possible to install up to 3 devices (devices are tele- phones, monitors or call extension units) in parallel in each dwelling, so that all three receive the call at the same time.
Page 107: Switch-Selector Accessories
SWITCH-SELECTOR ACCESSORIES Elements with which to operate additional devices by means of a control signal. Available in two models, depending on the type of control signal they require and on the maximum voltages and current they are capable of handling. Cód.
Page 108 ASC-050 88 mm SWITCH-SELECTOR ACCESSORY ASC-050 cod. 9730021 Control signal: electronic call (ALCAD systems), buzzer call (ALCAD systems), alternating current (8- 5A / 250V~ Ctrl1 Ctrl2 12 Vac) or direct current (5-15 Vdc). Maximum voltage and current: 5A - 250 Vac/Vdc.
Page 109: Common Door Accessories
COMMON DOOR ACCESSORIES Devices which allow the same electric lock to be activated from several entrance panels or system with separate power supplies. To be used in installations in which the power supplies of the entrance panel audio units or of the systems which activate the com- mon electric lock are separate.
Page 110: Accessories For Digital Installations
ACCESSORIES FOR DIGITAL INSTALLATION Cód. 9730055 AIB-001 88 mm ACCESSORY FOR DIGITAL INSTALLATION Complementary element for digital installations in buildings with more than 150 telephones/monitors D1 D2 I1 I2 or in installations with a large number of dwellings and star-shaped distribution. AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod.
Page 111: Modulators For Tv Door Entry Installations
ELECTRONIC MODULES Elements necessary for certain electronic door entry or video door entry installations. MODULATORS FOR TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS Elements which generate an analogue TV channel from the video signal of the video door entry video unit for coaxial cable and then distribute this channel to the TV installation of the dwellings.
Page 112 111 mm Cód. 9650009 MDA-400 MULTISTANDARD UHF MODULATOR WITH DC OUTPUT TO FEED VIDEO 230V~ ±10% UNIT WITH EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 50-60Hz DC OUT : 15V 0.2 A 965 SERIES MODULATOR Modulator which can generate any TV channel situated between 470 MHZ and 862 MHz from the video signal of the video unit.
Page 113: Power Supply Units
POWER SUPPLY UNITS Elements which supply power to the equipment of the digital electronic door entry or video door entry installation. DIN rail format. Wall or rail mount- ing. All power supply units have a ter- minal cover to protect the connection terminals (1).
Page 114 Cód. 9620001 ALA-040 106 mm AC POWER SUPPLY UNIT, 25 VA 230/240 VAC High capacity power supply unit with AC output (12 Vac). DIN 6-element rail format. 230 V 230 V Operating temperature: -10 to + 55 °C 60 mm Description of terminals and technical characteristics TERMINALS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS...
Page 115 Cód. 9620013 ALM-080 175 mm AC/DC POWER SUPPLY UNIT, AC 25 VA + AC/DC 25 VA 230/240 VAC Power supply unit for installations with electric lock with high power consumption (12Vac and up to 2A). 230 V Has two separate AC (12Vac) outputs and one DC (15 Vdc) output. Ctrl Incorporates a single-circuit relay for activation of the electric lock, with external activation by alternating current (8-12Vac) or by direct current (11-15 Vdc).
Page 117 ENTRANCE PANELS: DIMENSIONS AND ACCESSORIES ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS With the right combination of upper and lower entrance panel modules, you can perform any kind of installation: of one or of several panels, and for one or for several points of entry. Depending on the model of lower module with pushbuttons and on the type of upper module (simple, double or triple) chosen, the height of the entrance panel will vary, although the width will remain constant.
Page 118 Flush-mounted box Entrance Entrance panel Entrance panel upper module panel lower module Single CMO-002 ARRIBA HAUT MVN- 128 mm Single 114 mm 128 mm module CMO-004 MAN- MVN- MTN- MLN- 128 mm 301 , 302 ARRIBA HAUT 004 , 005, 201 Double MPS-002 MPS-001...
Page 119 Surface wall-mounted box Rain-shield for flush-mounted box Rain-shield for surface wall-mounted box Angular surface wall-mounted box Single Single Double Triple Single Double Triple VIS-111 VIS-121 VIS-131 VIS-211 VIS-221 VIS-231 CSU-211 CSU-311 171 mm 299 mm 427 mm 128 mm 156 mm 284 mm 412 mm 128 mm...
Page 120 Flush-mounted box Entrance Entrance panel Entrance panel upper module panel lower module Single CMO-008 ARRIBA HAUT Single module MAN- MVN- MTN- MLN- 128 mm 301 , 302 004 , 005 114 mm 128 mm CMO-010 ARRIBA HAUT Double module MPS-007 MPS-008 MDN- MMN-...
Page 121 Surface wall-mounted box Rain-shield for flush-mounted box Rain-shield for surface wall-mounted box Angular surface wall-mounted box Single Single Double Triple Single Double Triple VIS-114 VIS-124 VIS-134 CSU-214 VIS-214 VIS-224 VIS-234 CSU-314 128 mm 171 mm 299 mm 427 mm 128 mm 156 mm 284 mm 412 mm...
Page 122 Entrance Flush-mounted box Entrance panel Entrance panel upper module panel lower module Single CMO-012 ARRIBA HAUT Single module MAN- MVN- MTN- MLN- 128 mm 301 , 302 004 , 005 114 mm 128 mm CMO-014 ARRIBA HAUT Double MPS-011 MPS-012 module MDN- MMN-...
Page 123 Surface wall-mounted box Rain-shield for flush-mounted box Rain-shield for surface wall-mounted box Angular surface Single wall-mounted box Single Double Triple Single Double Triple VIS-116 VIS-126 VIS-136 CSU-216 VIS-216 VIS-226 VIS-236 CSU-316 128 mm 156 mm 284 mm 412 mm 171 mm 299 mm 427 mm 128 mm...
Page 124 Flush-mounted box Entrance Entrance panel Entrance panel upper module panel lower module Single CMO-014 ARRIBA HAUT Single module MAN- MVN- MTN- MLN- 128 mm 301 , 302 004 , 005 114 mm 128 mm CMO-016 ARRIBA HAUT Double module MPS-013 MPS-014 MDN- MMN-...
Page 125 Surface wall-mounted box Rain-shield for flush-mounted box Rain-shield for surface wall-mounted box Angular surface wall-mounted box Single Single Double Triple Single Double Triple VIS-117 VIS-127 VIS-137 CSU-217 VIS-217 VIS-227 VIS-237 CSU-317 128 mm 156 mm 284 mm 412 mm 171 mm 299 mm 427 mm 128 mm...
Page 126 ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD All models of entrance panels with keypad have the same dimensions. The dimension of the entrance panels is shown on the following pages, as well as the flush-mounted box, surface wall-mounted box, or rain-shield necessary in each case. Bear in mind that, when combining different entrance panels with keypad with entrance panels with directory (i.e.
Page 128: Mechanical Assembly
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY ACCESSORIES FOR ENTRANCE PANELS FLUSH-MOUNTED BOXES Important: Some models of flush-mounted boxes have one or several reinforcements which are useful when positioning the box. Do not remove these reinforcements until you are installing the entrance panel. BREAKING THE PERFORATED HOLES The flush-mounted box has several perforated holes to pass the cables through.
Page 129 Assemble the flush-mounted boxes using the set of separa- tors, model CEM-001. Note: Use the openings on the sets of separators to pass the cable between the entrance panels. PLACE AND POSITIONING HEIGHT Choose a place for the flush-mounted box so that, when the entrance panel is fitted, rain, sun rays or strong light sources do not adversely affect the video unit.
Page 130 SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX BREAKING THE PERFORATED HOLES Non-angular surface wall-mounted boxes The surface wall-mounted box has several perforated holes to pass the cables through .Break the tab off the holes you need to use. ASSEMBLING SEVERAL BOXES Non-angular surface wall-mounted boxes To assemble several surface wall-mounted boxes, break off the sections on the side walls of the boxes as required.
Page 131 Remember to pass the cables through the cable holes before fitting the surface wall-mounted box. Fix the box to the wall using the wall-plugs and screws pro- vided. Place it vertically and in such a way that the top part is at a height of 1.7m from floor level.
Page 132 RAIN-SHIELDS FOR SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX FIXING THE RAIN-SHIELD TO THE SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX Slide the axles provided into the upper decorative fitting of the surface wall-mounted box. Position them in such a way that the curve of the axle is directed outwards from the surface wall- mounted box.
Page 133 FIXING DIRECTLY TO THE WALL Insert the supplied nuts in the frame. In this way, the frame is ready for the entrance panel to be fixed later. Drill the required holes in the frame and fix it to the wall in the desired place.
Page 134: Entrance Panels With Pushbuttons
ENTRANCE PANELS ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS ENTRANCE PANEL LOWER MODULES AND UPPER MODULES EXPLODED VIEW OF PANEL COMPONENTS The illustration shows all the different parts of two modular entrance panels. ASSEMBLING THE PANELS Join the upper and lower modules of the entrance panel as follows.
Page 135 If the upper module is an informative card-holder then lift the cover of the card-holder and insert the card to be displayed. Close the card-holder cover. In the lower module of the entrance panel, lever open the cover of each card-holder and insert the card that identifies the pushbutton.
Page 136: Concentrator Of Calls
CALL CODE AND THE HOUSE OR FLAT NAME DIRECTLY ON THE BLANK CARDS Several templates in PDF form are available from ALCAD’s web site (www.alcad.net). Simply go to the site and download the one which best meets your needs. www.alcad.net...
Page 137 For each dwelling, fill in the information concerning the name of the dwelling (1) and the code which the visitor must enter with the entrance panel keypad to make a call (2). Print the file on the blank cards sheet (3) provided. NOTING THE INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CALL CODE AND THE HOUSE OR FLAT NAME DIRECTLY ON THE PRE-PRINTED CARDS...
Page 138 POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANELS POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN THE FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN A FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX WITH RAIN-SHIELD POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN A FLUSH-MOUNTED BOX WITH COVER FRAME Some models of flush-mounted boxes have one or several reinforcements, which are useful when the box is being fitted to the wall.
Page 139 Introduce the rings of the entrance panel on the extracted fixing pins. In this way the panel will be held in place and all the connections can be easily made. Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings, loosening the screws holding them in position.
Page 140 If a rain-shield is being added, fit the top cap of the rain-shield. POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN THE Angular models SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings, loosening the screws holding them in position.
Page 141 Adjust the upper and lower decorative fittings. Modelos angulares POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN A SUR- FACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX WITH RAIN-SHIELD Separate the upper and lower decorative fittings of the entrance panel (1) and remove the fixing screws (2). Adjust the upper decorative fitting. The entrance panel is now ready to be fixed later.
Page 142 Once the electrical connections and adjustments have been made on the panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), tilt the entrance panel slightly, pressing it against the rain-shield. Push the entrance panel upwards until the axles of the sur- face wall-mounted box slide into the upper rings of the entrance panel (1).
Page 143 Adjust the lower decorative fitting. POSITIONING THE ENTRANCE PANEL IN THE COVER FRAME FIXED DIRECTLY TO THE WALL Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings by loosening the screws holding them in position.
Page 144 AUDIO UNITS ASSEMBLING THE AUDIO UNIT Position the audio unit and press firmly to fix the audio unit to the entrance panel. DISASSEMBLING THE AUDIO UNIT Using a screwdriver, lever the audio unit out from its anchoring points. VIDEO UNITS ASSEMBLING THE VIDEO UNIT Position the visor of the video unit and press to fix the video unit to the entrance panel.
Page 145 PUSHBUTTONS ASSEMBLING THE PUSHBUTTONS Press firmly to fix the pushbuttons to the entrance panel. DISASSEMBLING THE PUSHBUTTONS Using a screwdriver, lever the group of pushbuttons out from its anchoring points. NUMERIC KEYPAD ASSEMBLING OF THE NUMERIC KEYPAD Position the keys of the keypad unit and press to fix the key- pad to the entrance panel.
Page 146: Decorative Fittings For Entrance Panel
DECORATIVE FITTINGS FOR ENTRANCE PANEL REPLACEMENT OF THE FIXING SCREWS OF THE DECORATIVE FITTINGS WITH TORX-HEAD TAMP- ER-PROOF SCREWS Loosen and remove fixing screws of the upper and lower decorative fittings of the entrance panel. Using the TORX-head tamper-proof screws provided with the upper modules of the entrance panel, adjust the upper and lower decorative fittings.
Page 147: Accessories For Concierge Systems
Separate the upper module from the lower module of the entrance panel (See “Disassembling the panels”, page 135). Remove the intermediate separator. Position the new separator and re-assemble the upper and lower modules of the entrance panel (see “Assembling the panels”, page 134). Position the new upper and lower decorative elements of the entrance panel.
Page 148 BREAKING THE PERFORATED HOLES The flush-mounted box has several perforated holes to pass the cables through. Break the tab off the holes you need to use. PLACE AND POSITIONING HEIGHT IN INSTALLA- TIONS OF CONCIERGE UNIT WITH TELEPHONE ARRIBA 90 mm HAUT Remember to pass the cables through the cable holes before fitting the flush-mounted box.
Page 149 SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED BOX BREAKING THE PERFORATED OPENINGS Non-angular surface wall-mounted boxes The surface wall-mounted box has several perforated holes to pass the cables through. Break the tab off the holes you need to use. PLACE AND POSITIONING HEIGHT IN INSTALLA- TIONS OF CONCIERGE UNIT WITH TELEPHONE 90 mm Remember to pass the cables through the cable holes before...
Page 150 PLACE AND HEIGHT OF POSITION IN INSTALLA- TIONS OF CONCIERGE UNIT WITH MONITOR 50 mm Remember to pass the cables through the cable holes before fitting the flush-mounted box. Make sure that the place chosen is at a distance of 50mm 1,7 m from the place where you will later install the connection brack- et for digital concierge unit panel.
Page 151: Concierge Systems
CONCIERGE SYSTEMS TELEPHONE FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM DISASSEMBLING THE RECEIVER Disconnect the cord between the base of the telephone and the receiver. DISASSEMBLING THE COVER FROM THE BASE OF THE TELEPHONE Move the cover on the base of the telephone towards the right. Remove the cover from the base of the telephone.
Page 152 WALL-MOUNTED. PLACE AND POSITIONING 90 mm HEIGHT Make sure that the place chosen is at a distance of 90mm from the place where you will later install the flush-mounted box or surface wall-mounted box for concierge unit panel. Position the telephone in such a way that the top part is at a height of 1.68m from floor level.
Page 153 Fix the base of the telephone to the desktop support with the M4 screws provided with the support. The telephone is now ready, if required, for the electrical con- nections to be made to the auxiliary pushbuttons. ASSEMBLING THE COVER OF THE TELEPHONE When the appropriate connections, if necessary, have been made to the auxiliary pushbuttons as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual,...
Page 154 CONNECTION BRACKETS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM WALL-MOUNTED. PLACE AND POSITIONING 50 mm HEIGHT Choose a place to install the connection bracket where the wall is flat, even and hard. Make sure that the place chosen is at a distance of 50mm from the place where you will later install the flush-mounted box or the surface wall-mounted box for digital concierge unit panel.
Page 155 INSTALLATION ON STANDARD ELECTRICAL BOX. FIXING CONNECTION BRACKET TO THE STAN- DARD ELECTRICAL BOX Remember to pass the connections cable of the monitor through the cable hole of the standard electrical box and flush- mounted box or surface-mounted box (1) and to pass the power, video signal, and auxiliary pushbutton cables through the cable hole of the connection bracket (2).
Page 156 CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL POSITIONING THE PANEL IN THE FLUSH- MOUNTED BOX Some models of flush-mounted boxes have one or several reinforcements, which are useful when the box is being fitted to the wall. If this is the case, remove these reinforcements. Remove the protective plugs from the flush-mounted box.
Page 157 Introduce the rings of the concierge unit panel on the extract- ed support axles. In this way the panel will be held in place and all the connections can be easily made. Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjust- ment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings, by loosening the screws holding them in...
Page 158 Adjust the upper and lower decorative fittings. POSITIONING THE PANEL IN THE SURFACE WALL- MOUNTED BOX Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the concierge unit panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings, loosening the screws holding them in position.
Page 159 Adjust the upper and lower decorative fittings. POSITIONING THE CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL IN DESKTOP SUPPORT Pass the connection cables of the installation through the cable-holding ring (1) and leave them in readiness as shown in the illustration (2). Once the connections and adjustments have been made on the concierge panel (as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual), separate the upper and lower decorative fittings, loosening the screws holding...
Page 160 Close the panel and press it against the desktop support. Fix it to this using the fixing screws. Adjust the upper and lower decorative fittings. Remove the protective backing strip from the self-adhesive clamps (1) and stick them to the inside of the desktop support, as required.
Page 161 MONITORS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM FITTING THE MONITOR TO THE CONNECTION BRACKET Connect the connector of the monitor to the connection bracket. Clip the two top fitting hooks of the bracket into the guides on the base of the monitor housing (1). To do so, incline the moni- tor as shown in the picture below.
Page 162 REMOVING THE MONITOR FROM THE CONNEC- TION BRACKET Lightly press the fixing tongue downwards (1) and push the monitor downwards (2). In this position, separate the lower part of the monitor from the connection bracket (3). The monitor will then only be supported on the connection bracket. Move the monitor upwards until it becomes free of the fixing tongues of the connection bracket.
Page 163 AUDIO UNITS ASSEMBLING THE AUDIO UNIT Position the audio unit and press firmly to fix the audio unit to the entrance panel. DISASSEMBLING THE AUDIO UNIT With the use of a screwdriver, lever the audio unit out from its anchoring points. NUMERIC KEYPAD ASSEMBLING THE NUMERIC KEYPAD Position the keys of the keypad and press to fix the keypad to...
Page 164: Tap-Offs And Splitters
TAP-OFFS AND SPLITTERS LOCATION Tap-offs and splitters should be located in a dry and warm Monitor < 50m place away from harmful agents such as water, damp, etc. Tap-off DIV-034 Important: cod.9730015 In video door entry installations with twisted pair, make sure that the place chosen for the tap-off is not further than 50 metres from the place where the monitor will later be placed.
Page 165: Accessories For Telephones
FIXING TAP-OFFS AND SPLITTERS FOR TWISTED PAIR TO THE WALL Fix the tap-off or the splitter to the wall using the wall-plugs and screws provided with the product. C -0 C tr ACCESSORIES FOR TELEPHONES ELECTRONIC ACCESSORIES CALL ADAPTER ACCESSORY DISASSEMBLING THE RECEIVER OF THE TELE- PHONE Disconnect the cord between the base of the telephone and...
Page 166 Remove the cover from the base of the telephone. POSITIONING THE CALL ADAPTER ACCESSORY IN THE BASE OF THE TELEPHONE Insert the circuit board in the guide hooks inside the base of the telephone. Move the tab carefully (1) while inserting the circuit board (2), until it is fixed to the base of the telephone.
Page 167 Join the CC1 connector of the accesory to the telephone con- nector using the provided strip (3). Make the connections shown in the diagrams and connection instructions of this manual. ASSEMBLING THE COVER TO THE BASE OF THE TELEPHONE Close the telephone and fix the cover to the base using the fixing screw.
Page 168 ASSEMBLING THE RECEIVER Connect the cord between the base of the telephone and the receiver. DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR TELEPHONES PREPARING THE SUPPORT PRIOR TO FIXING THE TELEPHONE Place the anti-slip feet on the desktop support. Place the cable-holding ring over the lower opening of the desktop support (1).
Page 169: Telephones For Houses And Flats
TELEPHONES FOR HOUSES AND FLATS DISASSEMBLING THE RECEIVER Disconnect the cord between the base of the telephone and the receiver. DISASSEMBLING THE COVER FROM THE BASE OF THE TELEPHONE Move the cover of the base of the telephone towards the right. Remove the cover from the base of the telephone.
Page 170 WALL-MOUNTED. FIXING THE BASE OF TELE- PHONE TO THE WALL Remember to pass the cables through the cable hole before fixing the base of the telephone to the wall. The base has numerous fixing points. Using the four most con- venient points, fix the base of the telephone to the wall with the screws and wall-plugs provided.
Page 171 Close the telephone and fix the cover to the base using the fixing screw. ASSEMBLING THE RECEIVER Connect the cord between the base of the telephone and the receiver.
Page 172: Accessories For Monitors
ACCESSORIES FOR MONITORS DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR MONITORS CONNECTION BASE LOCATION Make sure that the place chosen is no more than 2 metres (i.e. the length of the multiwire SCART connector cable) from the place where the desktop support will later be positioned. POSITIONING THE CONNECTION BASE Remove the protective cover.
Page 173 DESKTOP SUPPORT LOCATION To avoid undesired effects in the visualisation of images (reflections, etc.) and to preserve the working life of the equip- ment, choose a place that avoids sources of direct light or intense heat, damp and steam. PREPARATION OF THE DESKTOP SUPPORT FOR SUBSEQUENT FIXING OF THE CONNECTION BRACKET Place the anti-slip feet on the desktop support.
Page 174 FIXING THE COVER FRAME FOR MONITORES TO Direction of frame position THE WALL Drill the required holes in the frame and fix it to the wall in the ARRIBA HAUT desired place. Position the frame vertically and in the direction indicated by the sticker.
Page 175: Monitors And Connection Brackets For Houses And Flats
MONITORS AND CONNECTION BRACKETS FOR HOUSES AND FLATS CONNECTION BRACKET FOR HOUSES AND FLATS WALL-MOUNTED. PLACE AND POSITIONING HEIGHT 197 mm Choose a place to install the connection bracket where the 15 mm 20 mm wall is flat, even and hard. To avoid undesired effects in the visualisation of images (reflections, background light, etc.) and to preserve the working life of the equipment, choose a place that avoids direct light...
Page 176 INSTALLATION ON A STANDARD ELECTRICAL BOX. FIXING CONNECTION BRACKET TO THE STANDARD ELECTRICAL BOX. Remember to pass the connections cable of the monitor through the cable hole of the standard electrical box and flush- mounted box or surface-mounted box (1) and to pass the power, video signal, and auxiliary pushbutton cables through the cable hole of the connections bracket (2).
Page 177 MONITORS FOR HOUSES AND FLATS FITTING THE MONITOR TO THE CONNECTION BRACKET Connect the connector of the monitor to the connection brack- Clip the two top fitting hooks of the bracket into the guides on the base of the monitor housing (1). To do so, incline the moni- tor as shown in the picture below.
Page 178 REMOVING THE MONITOR FROM THE CONNEC- TION BRACKET Lightly press the fixing tongue downwards (1) and push the monitor downwards (2). In this position, separate the lower part of the monitor from the connection bracket (3). The monitor will then only be supported on the connection bracket. Move the monitor upwards until it becomes free of the fixing tongues of the connection bracket.
Page 179: Electronic Accessories
ELECTRONIC ACCESSORIES CALL EXTENSION UNITS FIXING TO THE WALL Move the lower tab gently and remove the cover from the base of the call extension unit. Break off the partitions so as to be able to pass the wires through. There are two openings at the back (1) and two at the bottom (2).
Page 180: Switch-Selector Accessories
SWITCH-SELECTOR ACCESSORIES LOCATION If you use the accessory to handle voltages, choose a place in which there is no possibility of control voltages accidentally touching (electrical box, etc.). FIXING TO THE WALL The accessory can be fixed to the wall with the wall-plugs and screws provided with the product C -0 C tr...
Page 181: Modulators For Tv Door Entry Installations
ELECTRONIC MODULES MODULATORS FOR TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS LOCATION The modulator should be installed in a dry and well-ventilated place, away from direct sources of heat. This will ensure the correct functioning of the equipment and preserve its working life. PREPARATION OF CONNECTORS →...
Page 182: Power Supply Units
CONNECTIONS, ADJUSTMENT AND ASSEMBLY OF THE COVER Make the connections, select the output channel and adjust the channel level as shown in the diagrams and connection and adjustment instructions of this manual. Replace the protective cover. POWER SUPPLY UNITS Remember to protect the power supply units of the installation by complying with the regulations in force governing electrical installations (keep away from strong magnetic fields, ensure cor- rect fusing, etc.).
Page 183 REMOVING FROM DIN RAIL To remove the power supply from the DIN rail, simply lever it off with a screwdriver as shown in the illustration. CONNECTIONS AND ASSEMBLY OF TERMINAL COVER Once the connections have been made as indicated in the diagrams and connection instructions of this manual, cut the required perforated openings of the terminal cover.
Page 185 CONNECTION AND ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS ENTRANCE PANEL UPPER MODULES AUDIO UNITS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS AUDIO UNIT GRF-208 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Installation of digital door entry system Power supply...
Page 186 Description of connections: Installation of digital door entry system GRF-208 Audio unit Telephones (Several points of entry Installation) Power supply D2,D1 D3,D2 15 V 9 10 111222 7 D1 D2 D3 Concentrator of calls Electric lock Entrance panel lamps Accessory Common push-buttons Connection Activation...
Page 187 Installation of digital video door entry system Video unit GRF-208 Audio unit Telephones/monitors (Several points of entry Installation) Power supply D3,D2 D2,D1 15 V 9 10 111222 7 D1 D2 D3 Concentrator of calls Electric lock Entrance panel lamps Accessory Common push-buttons Connection Activation...
Page 188 Adjusting the volume The audio units are supplied with the audio system volume Volume control for level pre-set in the factory. Use the power controls of the audio the entrance panel unit if the volume needs adjusting for the requirements of the Volume control for installation (1).
Page 189 Description of connections: Video output to the monitors V1, M V1 M M For installations with several points of entry, extract Made in Spain the resistor from the terminals (V2, M) where the coaxial cable is to be connected (steps 1 and 2). Splitter (Estate external point of entry) 75 Ohm...
Page 190 VIDEO UNITS TCB-040, TCB-050 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: T1+ , T1- Video signal to the monitors T2+ , T2- Video signal installations T2- T2- T1+ T1- T4- with several points of entry...
Page 191 VIDEO UNIT TCB-210 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: V1 M + , - Power supply voltage V1 , M Video signal to the modulator Made in Spain TCB-210 cod.
Page 192 CONCENTRATOR OF CALLS CONCENTRATOR OF 16 CALLS COL-000 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Output conector Input conector 1...8 Pushbutton connector Made in Spain 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 3 Pushbutton connector...
Page 193 15 V 9 10 111222SC118 D1D2 D3 Digital code 2 cod. 9 Made in Spain COL-000 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 3 cod. 9730030 Interconnection of concentrators Remember that the concentrators of calls can be connected to pressed depends on the number of the wire of the concentrator each other for entrance panels with more than 16 pushbuttons, to which it is connected as well as the position of the concentra- permitting installations of up to 96 pushbuttons (6 concentrators).
Page 194 ESTATE-IDENTIFYING ACCESSORIES ESTATE-IDENTIFYING ACCESSORY AIB-000 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- al. Remember that if there are several points of entry, the accessory must be connected in the entrance panel which has been defined as the main entrance panel.
Page 195 Installations with 1, 2, 3 or 4 dwellings Connection of pushbuttons In digital systems whenever a pushbutton is pressed on the allows up to 4 pushbuttons to be detected. It does so through the entrance panel the audio unit sends a digital stream or code terminals numbered from 1 to 4.
Page 196 Installations with more than 4 dwellings Using the estate-identifying accessory in conjunction with the concentrator of calls: If the building has more than 4 flats, the concentrator of the the last concentrator of calls. The digital code generated when a accessory can be used in combination with one or more other pushbutton is pressed depends on the number of the terminal of concentrators of calls (type COL-000) to obtain the number of...
Page 197 ADJUSTMENT Assigning identification numbers The following tables show the identification number of each Assign a different number to accessory in the installation. Each accessory as determined by the position of the 8 micro-switches. accessory has a switch with 8 micro-switches (SW1) which Set the micro-switches to the correct positions to obtain the num- allows the identification number to be defined.
Page 198 ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD ENTRANCE PANEL WITH DIRECTORY ENTRANCE PANEL WITH DIRECTORY PTN-00000 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: + , _ Power supply voltage (DC) Power supply voltage (AC) Description of connections:...
Page 199 ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD AUDIO UNITS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD AUDIO UNIT GRF-211 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Installation of digital door entry system Power supply voltage D1 , D2 Telephones BUS...
Page 200 Description of connections: Installation of digital door entry system Power supply GRF-211 cod. 9610034 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Standard Installation. Several points of entry Installation Housing estate, several buildings Telephones D2,D1 Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit...
Page 201 Installation of digital video door entry system Video unit Power supply GRF-211 cod. 9610034 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Standard Installation. Several points of entry Installation Housing estate, several buildings Telephones/Monitors D2,D1 Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit ADJUSTMENT Configuration of entrance panel...
Page 202 Adjusting the volume The audio units are supplied with the audio system volume Volume control for the entrance panel level pre-set in the factory. Use the power controls of the audio unit if the volume needs adjusting for the requirements of the Volume control for the monitors/telephones installation (1).
Page 203 Description of connections: Installation of digital door entry system with concierge unit Power supply GRF-212 cod. 9610035 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Standard Installation. Several points of entry Installation Housing estate, several buildings Telephones D2,D1 Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit...
Page 204 Installation of digital video door entry system with concierge unit Video unit Power supply GRF-212 cod. 9610035 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Standard installation. Several points of entry Installation Housing estate, several buildings Telephones/Monitors D2,D1 Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit ADJUSTMENT...
Page 205 Adjusting the volume Volume control for The audio units are supplied with the audio system volume the entrance panel level pre-set in the factory. Use the power controls of the audio unit if the volume needs adjusting for the requirements of the Volume control for the monitors/telephon installation (1).
Page 206 Description of connections: Installation of digital door entry system with concierge unit Power supply GRF-214 cod. 9610036 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Housing estate, several buildings Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Installation of digital video door entry system with concierge unit Video unit Power supply GRF-214...
Page 207 ADJUSTMENT Configuration of entrance panel You must configure the entrance panel, adapting the operating See Chapter 6 “Configuration of entrance panels with keypad parameters to the specific needs of the installation. and concierge panel”. By configuring the entrance panel, you will also be able to define codes for the direct opening of the door and to select val- ues for certain parameters of the entrance panel in question: e.g.
Page 208 Description of connections: Video output to the monitors V1, M V1 M M For installations with several points of entry, extract Made in Spain the resistor from the terminals (V2, M) where the coaxial cable is to be connected (steps 1 and 2). Splitter (Estate external point of entry) 75 Ohm...
Page 209 VIDEO UNITS TCB-040, TCB-050 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals:: T1+ , T1- Video signal to the monitors T2+ , T2- Video signal installations T2- T2- T1+ T1- T4- with several points of entry...
Page 210 NUMERIC KEYPADS IN ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD NUMERIC KEYPAD KPD-001 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Power supply voltage (direct current) Audio unit connector 11 , 12 Electric lock 22 , -...
Page 211 ADJUSTMENT Adjusting the volume of the tone confirming that a key has been pressed Keypads leave the factory with the volume of the tone con- firming that a key has been pressed pre-set. Use the power con- trols of the numeric keypad if the volume needs to be adjusted for the requirements of the installation.
Page 212 Description of connections: Telephone/Monitor concierge GRF-013 Power supply cod. 9610020 Made in Spain 15 V Numeric keypad Standard Installation. Several points of entry Installation Housing estate, several buildings Telephones/Monitors D2,D1 Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit Audio unit ADJUSTMENT Configuring the concierge panel Concierge panels leave the factory pre-configured to function those just described, you will have to configure the concierge in a standard installation (i.e.
Page 213 NUMERIC KEYPADS IN CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL NUMERIC KEYPAD KPD-003 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Power supply Audio unit connector Circuit 1 Ctrl1 , - Control KPD-003...
Page 214 Adjusting the volume of the tone confirming that a key has been pressed Keypads leave the factory with the volume of the tone con- firming that a key has been pressed pre-set. Use the power con- trols of the numeric keypad if the volume needs to be adjusted for the requirements of the installation.
Page 215 MONITORS AND CONNECTION BRACKETS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM CONNECTION BRACKETS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTION BRACKET SCC-030 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Monitor connector Terminals of concierge unit (A,B,C,D,E)
Page 216 Description of connections: COAXIAL CABLE Auxiliary pushbutton Internal Connection of the terminals P2 conductor Mesh Connection Activation Connection bracket From the Video signal input for concierge system concierge Concierge audio unit A B C D E Additional e l e m e n t s Power supply Auxiliary pushbutton Auxiliary pushbutton...
Page 217 Examples The following examples show the configuration of the J1 jumper and the R1 resistor depending on the type of installation. Distribution of the video signal via tap-off DIV-024 Distribution of the video signal via splitter DIV-124 Power supply Direct distribution of the video signal...
Page 218 TWISTED PAIR CONNECTION BRACKET SCC-040 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Monitor connector Terminals of concierge unit (A,B,C,D,E) monitor connector T1+ , T1- Signal of video + , - Power supply voltage...
Page 219 ADJUSTMENT Configuration of the J1 jumper (activating the tapped ouput) In installations where the video signal to the concierge unit is The J1 jumper permits the configuration of the connection distributed via a tap-off, for the monitor for concierge system to bracket to activate the tapped output in such cases.
Page 220 MONITORS FOR CONCIERGE SYSTEM MONITORS MCB-002, MCC-002 ADJUSTMENT Adjusting the contrast and brilliance of the image The monitors leave the factory with the image contrast and brilliance pre-set. Use the controls of the monitor to re-adjust the contrast and brilliance if the installation requires it. CONTRAST BRILLIANCE Turning the video on and off...
Page 221 Description of connections: Connection of the coaxial cable 12 mm → 6.5 - 6.8 mm 3±1 8±1 mm DIV-024 cod. 9730031 Next tap-off V1, M V1, M Monitors Monitors V1, M V1, M Video signal input For installing tap-offs in cascade, steps 1 and 2 (except for terminal tap-off).
Page 222 SPLITTERS COAXIAL CABLE SPLITTER DIV-124 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: DIV-124 Power supply (15 V ) cod. 9730032 Video signal input Video outputs Description of connections: Connection of the coaxial cable...
Page 223 TWISTED PAIR SPLITTER DIV-134 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: DIV-134 Power supply AC (12 V ) cod.9730016 + , - Power supply DC (15 V ) 12 V 15 V Video signal input...
Page 224 ACCESSORIES FOR TELEPHONES ELECTRONIC ACCESSORIES CALL ADAPTER ACCESSORY AAL-120 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Connection to digital telephone S2, S5 Electronic call signal Description of connections: Electronic call repeater or accessory...
Page 225 TELEPHONES FOR HOUSES AND FLATS TELEPHONE TED-001 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: Communication BUS D1 , D2 Connector call adaptor accessory PROG Description of connections: Next telephone...
Page 226 TELEPHONE TED-002 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: D1 , D2 Communication BUS Connector call adaptor accessory PROG Description of connections: Next telephone Next telephone PROG PROG...
Page 227 ACCESSORIES FOR MONITORS DESKTOP SUPPORTS DESKTOP SUPPORT SSM-001 CONNECTION BASE CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. Description of terminals: D1 , D2 Communication BUS V1 , M Signal of video (coaxial) T1+ , T1- Signal of video (twisted pair) S5 , S2 Electronic call +15V...
Page 228 MULTIWIRE SCART CONNECTOR CABLE CONNECTIONS TO SCM-030 CONNECTION BRACKET FOR COAXIAL CABLE Connect the multiwire SCART connector cable to the connection bracket in accordance with the following colour-coding. Description of connections: TERMINAL CABLE COLOUR TERMINAL CABLE COLOUR Yellow Pink Brown-white Brown Purple-white Pink-black...
Page 229 Description of terminals: Monitor connector D1 , D2 Communication BUS V1 , M Signal of video PROG S5 , S2 Electronic call + , - Power supply voltage 24 , 25 Auxiliary pushbutton (P1) 26 , 27 Auxiliary pushbutton (P2) Important: The terminals 24, 25, 26 and 27 are potential-free contacts.
Page 230 ADJUSTMENT Configuration of the J1 jumper (supplying power to the tap-off) In installations where the video signal is distributed via tap-offs, for the monitors to be able to receive the signal captured by the video unit the connection brackets must supply power through the coaxial cable to the tapped output of the corresponding tap-off. The J1 jumper permits the configuration of the connection bracket to send the necessary voltage through the coaxial cable in such cases.
Page 231 Distribution of the video signal via tap-offs. Two monitors in parallel in the same dwelling DIV-024 DIV-024 Distribution of the video signal in cascade Distribution of the video signal in cascade. Two monitors in parallel in the same dwelling...
Page 232 Distribution of the video signal in two columns: One column with tap-offs, the other in cascade DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-124 DIV-024 DIV-124 Controlling call volume The telephones leave the factory with the call volume pre-set. Use the potentiometer of the telephone if re-adjustment is required by your particular installation.
Page 233 Description of terminals: Monitor connector D1 , D2 Communication BUS T1+ , T1- Signal of video PROG S5 , S2 Electronic call + , - Power supply voltage 24 , 25 Auxiliary pushbutton (P1) 26 , 27 Auxiliary pushbutton (P2) Important: The terminals 24, 25, 26 and 27 are potential-free contacts.
Page 234 ADJUSTMENT Configuration of the J1 jumper (supplying power to the tap-off) In installations where the video signal is distributed via tap-offs, for the monitors to be able to receive the signal captured by the video unit the connection brackets must supply power to the tapped output of the corresponding tap-off. The J1 jumper permits the configuration of the connection bracket to activate the tapped output in such cases.
Page 235 Distribution of the video signal via tap-offs. Two monitors in parallel in the same dwelling DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 Distribution of the video signal in cascade Distribution of the video signal in cascade. Two monitors in parallel in the same dwelling...
Page 236 Distribution of the video signal in two columns: One column with tap-offs, the other in cascade DIV-034 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-134 DIV-134 cod.9730016 12 V 15 V DIV-134 DIV-134 cod.9730016...
Page 237 Turning the video on and off If so desired, calls can be received in the dwelling without the image of the visitor appearing on the screen of the monitor. All that is required is to move the video on/off switch to the right. To be able to see visitors once more, move the switch back to its initial position.
Page 238 ADJUSTMENT Adjusting the call volume The call extension units leave the factory with the call volume pre-set. Use the potentiometers of the call extension units if re- adjustment is required by your particular installation. Turning the repeater on and off If so desired, it is possible to deactivate the call extension unit so that it does not reproduce the call tone.
Page 239 Range of values of the control signals Depending on the value of the control signal, it may be necessary to feed the ASC-001 through the power supply terminals. Control signal values which require a power supply Power supply 3 - 11 V 15 V Ctrl 4 - 8 V...
Page 240 ACTIVATING BY EXTERNAL CONTROL SIGNAL ASC-050 cod. 9730021 5A / 250V~ Ctrl1 Ctrl2 Control signal 1 Ctrl1, Control signal 2 Ctrl2, Additional elements Range of values of the control signals 5 - 10 V Ctrl 1 11 - 15 V Ctrl 2 8 - 12 V COMMON DOOR ACCESSORIES...
Page 241 Connection of accessories in parallel To concentrate the electric lock signal of more than 4 entrance panels or systems, several APC-001 accessories must be connected in parallel. APC-001 APC-001 cod.9730006 cod.9730006 11 12 11 12 Electric lock signals Electric lock signals ACCESSORIES FOR DIGITAL INSTALLATIONS AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR DIGITAL INSTALLATIONS CONNECTIONS...
Page 242 Description of connections: Telephones/Monitors Next accessory AIB-001 D1,D2 D2,D1 D1 D2 I1 I2 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 D2,D1 Audio unit I1 I2 I1 I2 I1,I2 230V~ 230V~ ALC-070 GCI-001 (Electronic door (Electronic video door entry installation or entry installation) electronic door entry and video door entry installation with concierge system)
Page 243 B- INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR D1 D2 I1 I2 D1 D2 I1 I2 AIB-001 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 244 C- INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR D1 D2 I1 I2 D1 D2 I1 I2 AIB-001 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 245 ELECTRONIC MODULES MODULATORS FOR TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS MODULATORS MDA-300, MDA-400 CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manual. Description of terminals: Video signal input DC output voltage TV channel output Description of connections: TV channel output...
Page 246 MDA-300 BIII MODULATOR Standard B CCIR EUROPE Standard I IRELAND MDA-300 MDA-300 Standard I IRELAND Standard B CCIR EUROPE CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 Channel Channel...
Page 247 MDA-400 UHF MODULATOR TABLE SHOWING STANDARDS TABLE SHOWING CHANNELS MDA-400 MDA-400 TABLE SHOWING CHANNELS TABLE SHOWING STANDARDS CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 Standard Standard...
Page 248 POWER SUPPLY UNITS ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of connections: Description of terminals: 230V~ ALC-070 cod. 9620014 230V~ 230 V Elements requiring power supply Elem ALA-040 POWER SUPPLY...
Page 249 ALM-080 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS Make the terminal connections as shown. For more information consult the installation wiring diagrams at the back of this manu- Description of terminals: 230 V ALM-080 Description of connections: Elements requiring power supply ALM-080 cod. 9620013 230 V~ 230 V Ctrl...
Page 250 CONFIGURATION OF ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD AND OF THE CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL GENERAL POINTS ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD Default value Entrance panels with keypad leave the factory to function in a standard installation (i.e. buildings with a single point of entry); when programming, it is possible to assign any number between 1 and 999 to the telephones/connection brackets.
Page 251 Operating characteristics Standard Programming code: Installation 1 - 999 Default Description value Type of call tone (type 2) Number of times call tone is repeated Maximum time setting for conversation (seconds) Time setting to answer call (seconds) Length of time electric lock is activated (seconds) Auxiliary pushbutton on the telephone:Time that relay 1 is activated (seconds) Time that relay 1 of the keypad remains activated when the auxiliary pushbutton of digital telephone TED-002 is pressed...
Page 252 CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL Default value Concierge panels leave the factory to function in a standard installation (i.e. buildings with a single point of entry) or in an instal- lation in buildings with several points of entry where the telephones/connection brackets have been programmed with codes between 1 and 999.
Page 253 CONFIGURATION OF ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD To configure the entrance panel, a configuration menu is available, with 19 positions, each of them corresponding to a certain parame- ter. This menu is accessed from the keypad of the entrance panel itself by keying in the MASTER code.
Page 254 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING (WITH OR WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF MAIN ENTRANCE PANEL Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen of positions value Definition of panel as main panel Panel number Number of secondary panels in the building Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2) Number of times call tone is repeated Press...
Page 255 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY (WITH OR WITHOUT CON- CIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF MAIN ENTRANCE PANEL Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Definition of panel as main panel Panel number Number of secondary panels in the building Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2) Number of times call tone is repeated Press...
Page 256 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY (WITH OR WITHOUT CON- CIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF SECONDARY ENTRANCE PANEL Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen of positions value Definition of panel as secondary panel Panel number Number assigned to the main panel of the building Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2) Number of times call tone is repeated Press...
Page 257 HOUSING ESTATES CONTAINING SEVERAL BUILDINGS WITH EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (WITH OR WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF MAIN ENTRANCE PANEL OF EACH BUILDING Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen of positions value Definition of panel as main panel Panel number Number of secondary panels in the building Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2)
Page 258 HOUSING ESTATES CONTAINING SEVERAL BUILDINGS WITH EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (WITH OR WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF SECONDARY ENTRANCE PANEL OF EACH BUILDING Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Definition of panel as secondary panel Panel number Number assigned to the main panel of the building Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2)
Page 259 HOUSING ESTATES CONTAINING SEVERAL BUILDINGS WITH EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (WITH OR WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT) CONFIGURATION OF ENTRANCE PANEL OF EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY Change value Default Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Definition of panel as external entrance panel Definition of external panel as main or secondary entrance panel Number of buildings in the estate...
Page 260 CONCIERGE UNIT PANEL CONFIGURATION To configure the concierge unit panel, a configuration menu is available, with 11 positions. This menu is accessed from the keypad of the concierge panel itself by keying in the MASTER code. Use key (1) to move down the menu to the next position and key (2) to move up to the previous position.
Page 261 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD CONCIERGE PANEL CONFIGURATION Default Change value Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Type of installation. Standard installation or installation with several points of entry Not used for the installation...
Page 262 HOUSING ESTATES CONTAINING SEVERAL BUILDINGS CONCIERGE PANEL CONFIGURATION Change value Default Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Type of installation. Installation for estates with several buildings Not used for the installation Press Not used for the installation Select value Type of call tone (type 1 or type 2) Number of times call tone is repeated...
Page 263 HOUSING ESTATES CONTAINING SEVERAL BUILDINGS WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL IN EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY CONCIERGE PANEL CONFIGURATION Change value Default Position Description Value to be chosen value of positions Type of installation. Installation for estates with several buildings withou external entrance panel Not used for the installation Press Not used for the installation...
Page 264 PROGRAMMING THE DEVICES OF THE HOUSE OR FLAT GENERAL POINTS Once the connections have been made, and once they have been configured, if necessary, the entrance panels with keypad, each device of the installation should be programmed. The programming involves assigning a digital code to each telephone and con- nection bracket of the installation, each digital code is different.
Page 265 Features: During the programming of a telephone/connection bracket, the system does not allow any other device to intrude on the com- munication. If the receiver of any other device is picked up, then intermittent tones will be heard. In video door entry systems, the auto switch-on cannot be used from the monitors.
Page 266 ASSIGNING CODES ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS In the entrance panel with pushbuttons, the digital code which is assigned to the telephone/connection bracket of the dwelling during the programming process will depend on the number of the wire of the concentrator of calls to which the pushbutton of the entrance panel corresponding to that dwelling is connected.
Page 267 ENTRANCE PANELS WITH KEYPAD In the entrance panel with keypad, the digital code which is assigned to the telephone/connection bracket of the dwelling during the programming process will depend on the number which is entered in the keypad of the entrance panel. Digital code assigned: Telephone in...
Page 268 ASSIGNING CODES WITH RESPECT TO THE SITUATION OF THE DWELLING IN THE BUILDING This method consists in assigning to each dwelling a code which is composed, for example, of the number of the floor where the dwelling is located and of the door number of the dwelling. This method of assigning codes can be used in the following cases: BUILDINGS WITH UP TO 9 FLOORS AND UP TO 99 FLATS PER FLOOR In this case, codes could be assigned to the dwellings on each floor as indicated in the following table.
Page 269 Here are a few examples of codes assigned using this method: Floor Door Codes Floor Door Codes 2001 Ground floor 3515 4919 ASSIGNING CONSECUTIVE CODES This methods consists in assigning consecutive numbers to each of the dwellings, beginning, for example, with the dwellings of the ground floor and ending with those of the top floor.
Page 270 PROGRAMMING THE TELEPHONES Important: If there are several telephones in the same dwelling, program them all one by one with the same pushbutton of the entrance panel (in installations with a pushbutton entrance panel) or with the same code (in installations with a keypad entrance panel) all the tele- BEFORE PROGRAMMING The telephone has a programming switch (PROG).
Page 271 Push the lock release button of the telephone. The audio between the telephone and the main entrance panel of the installation will be activated. Now the telephone is prepared to receive the digital code from the entrance panel. Time setting: In the case of an entrance panel with pushbuttons, once this step has been performed, you have 60 to carry out the follow- ing step.
Page 272 PROGRAMMING THE CONNECTION BRACKETS Important: If there are several monitors in the same dwelling, program them all one by one with the same pushbutton of the entrance panel (in installations with a pushbutton entrance panel) or with the same code (in installations with a keypad entrance panel) all the con- nection brackets.
Page 273 Turn the PROG switch back to the ON position (to the left). The continuous tone will be heard again from the handset. PROG Time setting: PIIIIIP You now have 60 seconds to carry out the next step. Once this time has elapsed, begin the programming process from the previous step.
Page 274 With an entrance panel with keypad, enter the code which you wish to assign to the connection bracket and press the call key (1). The audio unit will then send the digital code corresponding to the number entered. The entrance panel will emit a confirmation tone to show that the connection bracket has been correctly programmed.
Page 275 DIAGRAMS GENERAL POINTS CONCERNING INSTALLATIONS POWER SUPPLY UNITS Remember to protect the power supply units of the installation by complying with regulations in force governing electrical insta- llations (keep away from strong magnetic fields and high temperature locations, ensure correct fusing, etc). Choose a dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sources of heat.
Page 276 CHARACTERISTICS OF COAXIAL CABLE In electronic video door entry installations where the video signal is transmitted via coaxial cable, use coaxial cable with a cha- racteristic impedance of 75 ohm to obtain a high-quality video signal and to ensure correct functioning. In addition, remember that the coaxial cable line of the installation should be charged with 75 ohm.
Page 277 DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 96 tele- phones.
Page 278 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL Telephones in dwellings Point of entry Main entrance panel ALC-070 GRF-208 230V~ Earth 230 V COL-000 COL-000 1 0 1 2 cod. 9730030 ABR-011 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte página 287.
Page 279 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, with a maximum of 96 tele- phones. For installations with a number of telephones greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manu- facturer.
Page 280 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL Telephones in dwellings Point of entry 2 Point of entry 1 Secondary entrance panel Main entrance panel ALC-070 GRF-208 GRF-208 230V~ Next point of entry Earth 230 V COL-000...
Page 281 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in housing estates with 16 detached houses, each building has a point of entry, and one external point of entry or gate shared by the 16 detached houses. Remarks Identifying the entrance panels of the detached houses In order for communication to be established with one of the dwellings from the entrance panel at the external point of entry and,...
Page 282 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 283 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 284 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in housing estates with 8 semi-detached houses, each building has a point of entry, and one external point of entry or gate shared by the 8 semi-detached houses. Remarks Identifying the entrance panels of the semi-detached houses In order for communication to be established with one of the dwellings from the entrance panel at the external point of entry and,...
Page 285 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 286 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 287 CONNECTION OF THE TELEPHONES OF THE DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR Entrance panel...
Page 288 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS. ELECTRO- NIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors).
Page 289 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte página 302.
Page 290 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING: DISTRIBUTION IN 3 COLUMNS. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, with three separate risers or staircases, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices gre- ater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 291 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING: DISTRIBUTION IN 3 COLUMNS. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS IN EACH COLUMN Consulte página 302.
Page 292 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, each equipped with the video system, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 293 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte página 302.
Page 294 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH 2 POINTS OF ENTRY: 1 WITH VIDEO, 1 WITH AUDIO. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with two points of entry; one equipped with a video system, the other with an audio system, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 295 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH 2 POINTS OF ENTRY: 1 WITH VIDEO, 1 WITH AUDIO. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte página 302.
Page 296 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 16 detached houses, with one entry with video system in each house, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 16 houses. This gate has an audio system (but not a camera).
Page 297 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 298 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 299 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 8 semi-detached houses, with one entry with video system in each house, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 8 houses. This gate has an audio system (but not a camera).
Page 300 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 301 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 302 CONNECTION OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS OF THE DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS...
Page 303 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANELS WITH PUSHBUTTONS. ELECTRO- NIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors).
Page 304 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 317.
Page 305 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING: DISTRIBUTION IN 3 COLUMNS. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry with three separate risers or staircases, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices gre- ater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 306 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING: DISTRIBUTION IN 3 COLUMNS DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS IN EACH COLUMN Consult page 317.
Page 307 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations with in buildings with several points of entry, each equipped with the video system, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devi- ces greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 308 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 317.
Page 309 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH 2 POINTS OF ENTRY: 1 WITH VIDEO, 1 WITH AUDIO. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with two points of entry; one equipped with a video system, the other with an audio system, with a maximum of 96 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, consult the manufacturer.
Page 310 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH 2 POINTS OF ENTRY: 1 WITH VIDEO, 1 WITH AUDIO. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 317.
Page 311 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 16 detached houses, with one entry with video system in each house, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 16 houses. This gate has an audio system (but not a camera).
Page 312 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 16 DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 313 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 314 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 8 semi-detached houses, with one entry with video system in each house, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 8 houses. This gate has an audio system (but not a camera).
Page 315 HOUSING ESTATES WITH 8 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH AUDIO DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 316 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES...
Page 317 CONNECTION OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS OF THE DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS...
Page 318 DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRAN- CE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 150 tele- phones.
Page 319 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 320 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 366. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 321 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor. Remarks Number of accessories for digital installations, model AIB-001 One accessory, model AIB-001, is installed on every floor, including the ground floor.
Page 322 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY PER FLOOR AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 323 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 324 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte página 367. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 325 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor. Remarks Number of accessories for digital installations, model AIB-001 One AIB-001 accessory is installed every five floors, starting with the ground floor.
Page 326 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 D1 D2 I1 I2...
Page 327 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 328 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consulte páginas 368 y 369. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 329 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor. Remarks Number of accessories for digital installations, model AIB-001 One accessory, model AIB-001, is installed on every floor, including the ground floor.
Page 330 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EVERY 10 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 331 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 332 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 370. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 333 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, with a maximum of 150 tele- phones. For installations with a number of telephones greater than 50, where all the distribution will be star-shaped, see pages 336 to 347, according to the distribution of dwellings in the installation.
Page 334 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS...
Page 335 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 366. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 336 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor.
Page 337 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) USE ONE GCI-001 INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY PER FLOOR FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 338 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS...
Page 339 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 367. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 340 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor.
Page 341 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 342 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 343 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 368 and 369. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 344 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor.
Page 345 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EVERY 10 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 AIB-001...
Page 346 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 347 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 370. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 348 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with pushbuttons, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings, with entrance panel with key- pad.
Page 349 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2 BUILDING 3 ALC-070 ALC-070 ALC-070...
Page 350 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 351 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS...
Page 352 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN EACH DWELLING See page 366. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 353 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with pushbuttons, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with concierge.
Page 354 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2 BUILDING 3 ALC-070 ALC-070 ALC-070...
Page 355 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE. DIGITAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 356 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 366.
Page 357 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with keypad, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings and with entrance panel with key- pad.
Page 358 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2 BUILDING 3 ALC-070 ALC-070 ALC-070...
Page 359 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD DIGITAL SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 360 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS...
Page 361 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 366. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 362 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE. DIGITAL SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with keypad, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with concierge.
Page 363 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY POINT OF ENTRY BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2 BUILDING 3 ALC-070 ALC-070 ALC-070...
Page 364 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE. DIGITAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 365 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE TELEPHONES IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 366.
Page 366 CONNECTION OF TELEPHONES OF DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM STANDARD WIRING DIAGRAM BUILDING WIRED DIAGRAM TED-001 TED-001 LAST FLOOR TED-001 TED-001 GROUND FLOOR Entrance panel...
Page 367 BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES...
Page 368 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS TED-001 49th FLOOR See power supply diagram TED-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod.
Page 369 POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 3 AIB-001 ACCESSORIES FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 D1 D2 I1 I2...
Page 370 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION (INSTALLATION WITHOUT CONCIERGE) (INSTALLATION WITH CONCIERGE) INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE ALC-070 POWER SUPPLY UNIT USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EVERY 10 AIB-00 ACCESSORIES...
Page 371 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 150 devices (devices are telephones and monitors).
Page 372 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 SCM-030 COAX LAST FLOOR DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 SCM-030 GROUND FLOOR SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres ALM-040 ALC-070 1 mm 1.1 mm (230 V ) (230 V )
Page 373 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL Dwellings 75 Ohm Point of entry V2 M M V2 V1 M M V4 White TCB-011 TCB-021 ALC-070 GRF-211 Made in Spain D1 D2 D3 D2 D2 D3 D4 D5 230V~...
Page 374 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4 + COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 SCM-030 SECTION TABLE COAX LAST FLOOR Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm COAXIAL 75 Ω Up to 25 metres 1.1 mm 1 mm 0.8 mm...
Page 375 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 376 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 421. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 377 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor.
Page 378 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024...
Page 379 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 422 and 423.
Page 380 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024...
Page 381 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 382 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 422 and 423. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 383 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor.
Page 384 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION USE ONE GCI-001 INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS DIV-024...
Page 385 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 424 and 425.
Page 386 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024...
Page 387 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 388 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 424 and 425. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 389 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor.
Page 390 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024...
Page 391 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITHOUT CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 426 and 427.
Page 392 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024...
Page 393 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR. WITH CONCIERGE UNIT DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 394 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 426 and 427. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 395 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, with a maximum of 150 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices greater than 50, where all the distri- bution will be star-shaped, consult pages 377 to 394, according to the distribution of dwellings in the installation.
Page 396 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM SECTION TABLE DIV-024 Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm COAXIAL 75 Ω Up to 25 metres 1.1 mm 1 mm 0.8 mm 0.5 mm (1) Max. 15 Vdc, 0,5 A MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 ALM-040 ALM-040 ALC-070 SCM-030 SCM-030...
Page 397 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS...
Page 398 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 421. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 399 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor.
Page 400 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 (230 V ) DIV-024 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 230V~ D1 D2 I1 I2...
Page 401 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 402 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 422 and 423. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 403 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor.
Page 404 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY DIV-024 MVB-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 49th FLOOR AIB-001 AIB-001 GCI-001 (230 V ) D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1...
Page 405 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 406 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 424 and 425. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL Concierge ALC-070 GRF-013 cod. 9610020 Made in Spain 230V~ D1 D2 D3 D2 D2 D3 D5 D4 D4 D5 SCC-030 230 V Earth...
Page 407 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor.
Page 408 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 (230 V ) DIV-024 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 230V~ D1 D2 I1 I2...
Page 409 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 410 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 426 and 427. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 411 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with pushbuttons, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with entrance panel with keypad.
Page 412 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 COAX COAX COAX LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002...
Page 413 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 414 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS Building 1 Building 2 Building 3 Dwellings Dwellings Dwellings Point of entry Point of entry building 2 building 3 COAX COAX Main Main ALM-040 entrance panel ALM-040 entrance panel 230 V 230 V 230 V 230 V...
Page 415 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 421. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 416 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with keypad, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with entrance panel with key- pad.
Page 417 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 SCM-030 COAX COAX COAX LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR LAST FLOOR DIV-024 DIV-024 DIV-024 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002...
Page 418 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 419 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS Building 1 Building 2 Building 3 Dwellings Dwellings Dwellings ALM-040 ALM-040 COAX COAX Point of entry building 2 Point of entry building 3 Main entrance panel Main entrance panel 230 V 230 V ALM-040 ALM-040...
Page 420 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 421 INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 421 CONNECTION OF CONNECTION BRACKETS OF DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL BUILDING. STANDARD WIRING DIAGRAM WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS SCM-030 SCM-030 LAST FLOOR DIV-024 75 Ohm Extract resistence 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS SCM-030 SCM-030 GROUND FLOOR Entrance panel...
Page 422 BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram SCM-030 SCM-030 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001...
Page 423 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 I2 I1 230V~ With number 9 230 V...
Page 424 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS SCM-030 SCM-030 49th FLOOR DIV-024 75 Ohm Extract resistence 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 SCM-030...
Page 425 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 I2 I1 230V~ With number 9 230 V...
Page 426 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM DIV-024 75 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram SCM-030 SCM-030 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001...
Page 427 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 I2 I1 230V~ With number 49 230 V...
Page 428 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with a single point of entry, with a maximum of 150 devices (devices are telephones and monitors).
Page 429 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 TWISTED PAIR SCM-040 SCM-040 LAST FLOOR SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm < 50m < 50m UTP CAT 5E DIV-034 Up to 25 metres cod.9730015 1.1 mm 1 mm...
Page 430 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 431 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 470. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 432 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor.
Page 433 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 AIB-001 AIB-001 GCI-001 (230 V ) D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1...
Page 434 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 435 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 471 and 472. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 436 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor.
Page 437 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 MVB-002 MVC-002 SCM-040 49th FLOOR < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 AIB-001...
Page 438 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 439 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 473 and 474. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 440 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor.
Page 441 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 AIB-001 AIB-001 GCI-001 (230 V ) D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1...
Page 442 STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 443 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 475 and 476. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 444 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, with a maximum of 150 devices (devices are telephones and monitors). For installations with a number of devices greater than 50, where all the distri- bution will be star-shaped, consult pages 448 to 459, according to the distribution of dwellings in the installation.
Page 445 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m < 50m SECTION TABLE DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm UTP CAT 5E Up to 25 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm 0.5 mm 0.8 mm (1) Max. 15 Vdc, 0.5 A MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002...
Page 446 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS...
Page 447 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult page 470. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 448 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 450 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 9 floors and with a maximum of 50 dwellings per floor.
Page 449 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m AIB-001 DIV-034 cod.9730015 GCI-001 (230 V ) D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 DIV-034 AIB-001 cod.
Page 450 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 9 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 451 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 471 and 472. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 452 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+ TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 490 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 10 dwellings per floor.
Page 453 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EVERY 5 FLOORS FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 DIV-034 MVB-002 MVC-002 SCM-040 49th FLOOR < 50m < 50m DIV-034 cod.9730015 AIB-001...
Page 454 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 455 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 473 and 474. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 456 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in buildings with several points of entry, where the building can have up to 931 dwellings distributed on a maximum of 49 floors and with a maximum of 19 dwellings per floor.
Page 457 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM COMMUNICATION BUS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY OF AIB-001 ACCESSORY INSTALL ONE AIB-001 ACCESSORY USE ONE GCI-001 PER FLOOR FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY < 50m < 50m AIB-001 DIV-034 cod.9730015 GCI-001 (230 V ) DIV-034 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod.
Page 458 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY. UP TO 49 FLOORS AND WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL...
Page 459 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN THE DWELLINGS Consult pages 475 and 476. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 460 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with pushbuttons, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with entrance panel with keypad.
Page 461 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 cod.9730015 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 DIV-034 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED PAIR PAIR PAIR SCM-040 SCM-040...
Page 462 HOUSING ESTATE OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 463 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS Building 1 Building 2 Building 3 Dwellings Dwellings Dwellings Point of entry Point of entry ALM-040 building 2 ALM-040 building 3 Main Main entrance panel entrance panel 230 V 230 V 230 V 230 V ALC-070...
Page 464 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 470. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 465 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR Standard wiring diagram for digital electronic video door entry installations in housing estates with 3 buildings, with one point of entry and entrance panel with keypad, and an external point of entry or gate used by all 3 buildings with entrance panel with key- pad.
Page 466 SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 cod.9730015 cod.9730015 DIV-034 DIV-034 DIV-034 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVB-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 MVC-002 TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED PAIR PAIR PAIR SCM-040 SCM-040...
Page 467 HOUSING ESTATES OF 3 BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY...
Page 468 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE ENTRANCE PANELS IN THE BUILDINGS Building 1 Building 2 Building 3 Dwellings Dwellings Dwellings ALC-070 (230 V ) ALC-070 (230 V ) Point of entry Point of entry 230V~ 230V~ building 2 building 3 Main entrance panel Main entrance panel 230 V 230 V...
Page 469 WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONNECTION BRACKETS IN EACH DWELLING Consult page 470. INSTALLATIONS WITH CONCIERGE UNIT: WIRED DIAGRAM OF THE CONCIERGE PANEL...
Page 470 CONNECTION OF CONNECTION BRACKETS OF DWELLINGS IN BUILDINGS DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR BUILDING. STANDARD WIRING DIAGRAM WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 < 50m 120 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS SCM-040 SCM-040 LAST FLOOR < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 < 50m CONNECTION BRACKETS 120 Ohm...
Page 471 BUILDING OF UP TO 9 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 < 50m 120 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram SCM-040 SCM-040 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod.
Page 472 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 230V~ I2 I1 With number 9 230 V AIB-001...
Page 473 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 < 50m 120 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram SCM-040 SCM-040 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cod.
Page 474 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 230V~ I2 I1 With number 9 230 V AIB-001...
Page 475 BUILDING OF UP TO 49 FLOORS WITH A MAXIMUM OF 19 DWELLINGS PER FLOOR WIRED DIAGRAM < 50m DIV-034 DIV-034 cod.9730015 < 50m 120 Ohm CONNECTION BRACKETS See power supply diagram SCM-040 SCM-040 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod.
Page 476 POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM USE ONE GCI-001 FOR EACH AIB-001 ACCESSORY AIB-001 GCI-001 D1 D2 I1 I2 I2 I1 AIB-001 cod. 9730055 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AIB-001 230V~ I2 I1 With number 49 230 V AIB-001...
Page 477 EXTENSION OF THE INSTALLATIONS EXTENSION OF THE INSTALLATION WITH TELEPHONES DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS It is possible to extend the installation in a dwelling by adding telephones, to a maximum of 4 telephones. Each telephone will be able to receive calls, communicate with the entrance panel and open the street door. Operation The electronic call signal is shared by all the telephones.
Page 478 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS It is possible to extend the installation in a dwelling by adding telephones, to a maximum of 4 devices per dwelling (devices are telephones and monitors). Each telephone will be able to receive calls, communicate with the entrance panel and open the street door.
Page 479 DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm UTP CAT 5E TWISTED PAIR TED-001 TED-001 TED-001 MVB-002 MVC-002 SCM-040 WIRED DIAGRAM SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm UTP CAT 5E SCM-040 MVB-002 MVC-002...
Page 480 EXTENSION OF THE INSTALLATION WITH MONITORS It is possible to extend the installation in a dwelling by adding more monitors, to a maximum of 4. Each monitor will have the same features as the original monitor: auto switch-on, reception of calls, showing of image on screen, communication with the entrance panel, and door-opening.
Page 481 WIRED DIAGRAM INSTALLATION WITH TAP-OFF Second monitor First monitor 75 Ohm SCM-030 SCM-030 DIV-024 ALC-070 230V~ Earth 230 V 75 Ohm INSTALLATION WITHOUT TAP-OFF TCB-011 TCB-021 TCB-011 GRF-208 SCM-030 SCM-030 SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm ENTRANCE PANEL COAXIAL 75 Ω...
Page 482 DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM INSTALLATION WITH TAP-OFF INSTALLATION WITHOUT TAP-OFF Second monitor First monitor Second monitor First monitor TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED DIV-034 PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR DIV-034 cod.9730015 ALC-070 ALC-070 (230 V ) (230 V ) 230V~ 230V~ SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres...
Page 483 WIRED DIAGRAM INSTALLATION WITH TAP-OFF Second First monitor monitor DIV-034 SCM-040 SCM-040 DIV-034 cod.9730015 120 Ohm ALC-070 230V~ Earth 230 V 220 Ohm INSTALLATION WITHOUT TAP-OFF TCB-040 TCB-050 GRF-208 SCM-040 SCM-040 SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm ENTRANCE PANEL UTP CAT 5E...
Page 484 EXTENSION OF THE INSTALLATION WITH 3 MONITORS Remarks The power supply unit which is shown in the diagrams of this manual feeding the video system of the monitors can feed up to 2 monitors per dwelling. If 3 or 4 monitors are installed in a dwelling, an additional ALM-040 power supply unit will be required. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM INSTALLATION WITH TAP-OFF...
Page 485 WIRED DIAGRAM...
Page 486 DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM INSTALLATION WITH TAP-OFF Fourth monitor Third monitor Second monitor First monitor TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED TWISTED DIV-034 PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR DIV-034 cod.9730015 ALC-070 ALM-040 (230 V ) (230 V ) 230 V 230V~ ENTRANCE PANEL INSTALLATION WITHOUT TAP-OFF Fourth monitor Third monitor...
Page 487 WIRED DIAGRAM...
Page 488 EXTENSION OF THE INSTALLATION WITH CALL EXTENSIONS DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS It is possible to extend the installation in a dwelling by adding call extensions, to a maximum of 3 devices per dwelling (where devices are call extensions and telephones). Each call extension will be able to receive calls. Operation The electronic call signal is shared by the call extensions and telephones.
Page 489 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS It is possible to extend the installation in a dwelling by adding call extensions, to a maximum of 3 devices per dwelling (where devices are call extensions, monitors and telephones). Each call extension will be able to receive calls. Operation The electronic call signal is shared by the call extensions, monitors and telephones.
Page 490 DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR SINGLE-WIRED DIAGRAM TWISTED PAIR SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm UTP CAT 5E AAL-200 MVB-002 MVC-002 SCM-040 WIRED DIAGRAM SECTION TABLE Up to 100 metres 1 mm 1.1 mm UTP CAT 5E MVB-002 SCM-040 MVC-002...
Page 491 DOOR OPENING USING EXTERNAL PUSHBUTTON When the entry door does not have a door handle, a pushbutton is required to activate the electric lock so that the door can be opened from the interior. The door can be opened while the electric lock is activated. It is advisable to install the pushbutton near the entry door in such a way that it is possible to open the door while pressing the pushbutton.
Page 492 OPENING OF A SECOND DOOR FROM THE TELEPHONE/MONITOR OF THE DWELLING OPENING OF A SECOND DOOR FROM THE TELEPHONE OF THE DWELLING In addition to the electric lock controlled by the audio unit of the entrance panel, it is possible - using the auxiliary pushbutton of the telephone - to activate a second electric lock.
Page 493 ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD WIRED DIAGRAM TED-002 Made in Spain D1 D2 D3 D2 D2 D3 D4 D5 ALM-040 220V ~ 230 V KPD-001 C1 NO1 Ctrl 1 Ctrl 2 12 12c did 8_200b ELECTRIC LOCK ABR-011 ALA-020 ELECTRIC LOCK 220V ~ 230 V SECTION TABLE...
Page 494 In addition to the electric lock controlled by the audio unit of the entrance panel, it is possible - using the auxiliary pushbutton of the monitor in the dwelling - to activate a second electric lock. The solution shown here is suitable for all ALCAD video door entry installations (entrance panel with pushbuttons, entrance panel with keypad, coaxial cable, twisted pair).
Page 495 ACTIVATING A 12VAC ELECTRIC LOCK With the power supply unit shown in the diagrams of this manual, it is possible to activate a 15Vdc electric lock with power con- sumption not greater than 500mA. To activate a 12Vac electric lock, additional material must be used. The material and its installation will depend on the power con- sumption of the electric lock to be activated.
Page 496 ACTIVATING TWO 12VAC ELECTRIC LOCKS AND WITH POWER CONSUMPTION UP TO 800 mA EAH ONE SIMULTANEOUSLY ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS Operation When the lock release button of the telephone or WIRED DIAGRAM monitor is pressed, the device - via the communi- cation BUS (terminals D1, D2) - instructs the audio ALM-080 unit to open the doors.
Page 497 ACTIVATING A 12VAC ELECTRIC LOCK AND WITH POWER CONSUMPTION UP TO 2 A ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS Operation When the lock release button of the telephone or WIRED DIAGRAM monitor is pressed, the device - via the communi- cation BUS (terminals D1, D2) - instructs the audio unit to open the door.
Page 498 ACTIVATING THE STAIRS LIGHTING WHEN THE DOOR IS OPENED It is possible to activate the stairs lighting of the building at the same time that an alternating voltage is sent to the electric lock. This can be useful when, for safety reasons, it is desirable to light up the hall or doorway of the building once the visitor has been allo- wed to enter.
Page 499 ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Operation When the lock release button of the telephone or monitor is pressed, the device - via the communication BUS (terminals D1, D2) - instructs the audio unit to open the door. The audio unit transmits this instruction to the numeric keypad (OUT connector). The nume- ric keypad then sends a direct voltage (terminals 11, 12) both to the electric lock, allowing the door to be opened, and to the ASC- 050 accessory (terminals: , Ctrl2), closing the circuit of the stairs lighting.
Page 500 ACTIVATING THE STAIRS LIGHTING WHEN ANY KEY OF THE ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD IS PRESSED It is possible to activate the stair lighting of the building when the visitor presses any key on the numeric keypad of the entrance panel. This can be useful when, for the safety of the users in the dwellings, it is desirable to light up the hall or doorway of the buil- ding before the visitor has been allowed to enter the building.
Page 501 ACTIVATING A LIGHT, BELL OR SIREN WHEN A CALL IS RECEIVED IN THE DWELLING It is possible to activate a light, bell or siren (up to 250Vac and 5A) when a call is received in the dwelling. This can be useful in dwellings where, for example, the user has hearing problems, or in installations in noisy environments, such as factories.
Page 502 ACTIVATING AN ELECTRIC LOCK FROM FOUR INDEPENDENT ENTRANCE PANELS When an electric lock can be activated from several entrance panels, each of which is equipped with an audio unit and a sepa- rate power supply, it is necessary to incorporate in the system a means of isolating the electric lock terminals of each of the audio units.
Page 503 TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS STANDARD INSTALLATION TV DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for TV door entry installations. Operation The camera is switched on, capturing an image and sending the video signal (terminals V1, M) to the modulator. The modulator receives the video signal ('VIDEO' F-type connector) and modulates it, generating and sending a TV channel ('RF OUT' F-type con- nector) to the TV head-end.
Page 504 TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATION IN A STANDARD DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATION WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS DIGITAL SYSTEM+ TV DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM Standard wiring diagram for TV door entry installations in digital door entry installations in buildings with one point of entry, with entrance panel with pushbuttons.
Page 505 TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATION IN A STANDARD DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATION WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS DIGITAL SYSTEM+ TV DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WIRED DIAGRAM Telephones TV Head-end in dwellings MDA-300 (BIII) MDA-400 (UHF) V1 M TCB-210 Black ALC-070 GRF-208 230V~ Earth 230 V COL-000...
Page 506 TROUBLE SHOOTING Check that the connections of the different elements are the same as that shown in the corresponding diagrams. Check voltages in all terminals are the same with indicated in the chapter 2 " Technical data". In order to help in the location of the problem, there are some situations could be found.
Page 507 The electric lock doesn’t work. the telephone. If you cannot find the fault, there may be some- thing wrong with the telephone. Check that the voltage between 11 and 12 in the audio unit is 15 ± 10% Vdc, by making a bridge between terminals 22 The sound produces feedback.
Page 508 HOUSING ESTATES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) If intermittent tones can be heard on the entrance Programming the telephones of each dwelling must be carried panel when a call is made. out from the entrance panel of the dwelling. Check that the J1 jumper is fitted to the audio unit (entrance panel defined as the The call tone cannot be heard on the telephone: Check that main one).
Page 509 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING If the red indicator light flash continuosly. To program the connection brackets/telephones, check that the J1 jumper is fitted to the audio unit (entrance panel defined as the Check wether there is a short-circuit in the connections D1, main one).
Page 510 Auto switch-on does not work on any monitor. The electric lock doesn’t work. Check that the J1 jumper is fitted to the audio unit (entrance Check that the voltage between 11 and 12 in the audio unit is panel defined as the main one). If you cannot find the fault 15 ±...
Page 511 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY If intermittent tones can be heard on the entrance To program the connection brackets/telephones, check that panel when a call is made. you are located on the main entrance panel (the J1 jumper is fit- ted to the audio unit).
Page 512 Auto switch-on does not work on one monitor. The video system does not work in any monitor: auto switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when recei- Check that pushing the auto switch-on button the red led ving a call,.. flash. Check that the system is not engaged. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the connection Check the mains voltage in the power supply unit that feeds the bracket or the monitor.
Page 513 HOUSING ESTATES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) If intermittent tones can be heard on the entrance Programming the connection brackets/telephones of each panel when a call is made. dwelling must be carried out from the entrance panel of the dwe- lling.
Page 514 Auto switch-on does not work on any monitor. The video system does not work in any monitor: auto switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when recei- Make sure that for each building a single entrance panel has ving a call,.. been defined as the main panel. Check connections D3 and D2 between different entrance panels.
Page 515 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUTTONS. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING If the red indicator light flash continuosly. To program the connection brackets/telephones, check that the J1 jumper is fitted to the audio unit (entrance panel defined as the Check wether there is a short-circuit in the connections D1, main one).
Page 516 Blank screen in all the monitors The video system does not work in any monitor: auto switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when recei- Check that the twisted pair to the monitors is connected to the ving a call,.. T1+ and T1– terminals of the video unit. Check the connection between the video and the audio units.
Page 517 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY If intermittent tones can be heard on the entrance To program the connection brackets/telephones, check that panel when a call is made. you are located on the main entrance panel (the J1 jumper is fit- ted to the audio unit).
Page 518 Auto switch-on does not work on one monitor. The video system does not work in any monitor: auto switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when recei- Check that pushing the auto switch-on button the red led ving a call,.. flash. Check that the system is not engaged. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the connection Check the mains voltage in the power supply unit that feeds the bracket or the monitor.
Page 519 HOUSING ESTATES. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) If the red indicator light flash continuosly. Programming the connection brackets/telephones of each dwelling must be carried out from the entrance panel of the dwe- Check wether there is a short-circuit in the connections D1, lling.
Page 520 Auto switch-on does not work on any monitor. Making a call from one of the external entrance panels does not disable the entrance panels of the Make sure that for each building a single entrance panel has building which is being called. been defined as the main panel.
Page 521 DIGITAL DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING ENTRANCE PANELS In the display the key which has been pressed Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly does not appear configured.
Page 522 You cannot hear the entrance panel on any tele- telephone. phone The sound produces feedback Check the volume control on the telephones on the entrance Lower the sound level using the volume controls on the audio panel. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong unit.
Page 523 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY ENTRANCE PANELS Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly sed. Check that the voltage between – and + of the audio unit configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the diffe- is 15 ±...
Page 524 unit. You cannot hear the entrance panel on one tele- phone. The electric lock does not work. Check the hanging-up button on the base of the telephone. If Check the connections of the keypad. Check that when the you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the electric lock button is pressed, the voltage between 11 and 12 telephone.
Page 525 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD panel, check that you have communication with the main Ensure that the external entrance panel of the installation is entrance panel of the dwelling.
Page 526 Making a call from one of the external entrance The electric lock doesn’t work. panels does not disable the entrance panels of the Check that the voltage between 11 and 12 in the audio unit is building which is being called. 15 ±...
Page 527 CONCIERGE PANEL The text “F3” flashes in the display. Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different Ensure that the external entrance panel connected to the con- positions of the configuration menu are the same as those shown cierge unit panel is configured as the main panel.
Page 528 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE (value ‘P’ in position 1 of the configuration menu). Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly configured.
Page 529 Making a call from one of the external entrance identifying accessory. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the audio unit or the estate identifying panels does not disable the entrance panels of the accessory. building which is being called.
Page 530 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Before keying the telephone code into the main entrance Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly panel, check that you have communication with the main configured.
Page 531 you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the The electric lock does not work telephone. Check the connections of the keypad. Check that when the The sound produces feedback electric lock button is pressed, the voltage between 11 and 12 of the keypad is 15 ±...
Page 532 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITHOUT ENTRANCE PANEL, WITH CONCIERGE ENTRANCE PANELS Before keying the telephone code into the main entrance Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly panel, check that you have communication with the main configured.
Page 533 Check the hanging-up button on the base of the telephone. If unit. you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with the The electric lock does not work telephone. Check the connections of the keypad. Check that when the The sound produces feedback.
Page 534 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+COAXIAL STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING ENTRANCE PANELS numerical keypad to the power supply unit. If no fault is detec- Ensure that the entrance panel of the installation is correctly ted, there may be something wrong with the numerical keypad.
Page 535 have been connected in series the 75 Ohm resistance must be One monitor/telephone cannot be heard from the removed from all the intermediate tap-offs; b) with monitors in entrance panel. series cut the 75 Ohm resistances on all the connection brac- Check the hanging-up button on the base of the monitor/tele- kets, but from the one at the end of the line;...
Page 536 CONCIERGE PANEL The text “F3” flashes in the display Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different Ensure that the entrance panel connected to the concierge positions of the configuration menu are the same as those shown panel is configured as the main panel.
Page 537 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY ENTRANCE PANELS In the display the key which has been pressed Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly does not appear. configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the diffe- rent positions of the configuration menu are the same as those Check if there is audio confirmation that a key has been pres- shown in the corresponding diagram or in chapter 6.
Page 538 of 75 ohms are connected in the unused terminals V2, M. base of the monitor/telephone. If you cannot find the fault, there Check coaxial connection in splitters and tap-offs. If you cannot may be something wrong with the monitor/telephone. find the fault, there may be something wrong with the video You cannot hear the entrance panel on one moni- unit.
Page 539 CONCIERGE PANEL find the fault, there may be something wrong with the audio unit Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly of the concierge panel or of the main entrance panel. configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different positions of the configuration menu are the same as those shown If the concierge monitor/telephone emits intermit- in the corresponding diagram or in chapter 6.
Page 540 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Remember that the panel emits a confirmation tone once the Programming the connection brackets/telephone of each dwe- connection bracket/telephone has received the code (device lling must be carried out from the entrance panel of the dwelling.
Page 541 Poor image quality on one monitor: distorted pic- The electric lock doesn’t work. ture, ghost images, lost of synchronisation. Check that the voltage between 11 and 12 in the audio unit is Check that coaxial cable line is charged with 75 Ohm: with 15 ±...
Page 542 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) If the entrance panel emits intermittent tones Nothing works when a call is made. Check the mains voltage in the power supply units. Ensure that The call tone cannot be heard on the monitor/telephone: the green led of the power supply to the audio unit is lit. Make Check that the handset is not off the hook.
Page 543 Blank screen on all the monitors of a dwelling. Video system does not work in one monitor: auto switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when receiving a Check the position of the J1 configuration jumper in the con- call,.. nection bracket. Check coaxial's connection from the connec- tion bracket to the video unit.
Page 544 CONCIERGE PANEL panel and the entrance panel which has been configured as the Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly con- main panel. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something figured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different wrong with the audio unit of the concierge panel or of the main positions of the configuration menu are the same as those shown entrance panel.
Page 545 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Before keying the connection bracket/telephone code into Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly the main entrance panel, check that you have communication configured.
Page 546 series cut the 75 Ohm resistances on all the connection brac- You cannot hear the entrance panel on any moni- kets, but from the one at the end of the line; c) check that resis- tor/telephone. tences of 75 ohms are connected in the unused terminals V2, Check the volume control on the monitors/telephones on the M.
Page 547 CONCIERGE PANEL you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly the audio unit of the concierge panel or of the main entrance configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different panel.
Page 548 DIGITAL VIDEO DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. ELECTRONIC CALL. DIGITAL SYSTEM 4+TWISTED PAIR STANDARD INSTALLATION IN BUILDING ENTRANCE PANELS been pressed. Check that the voltage between – and + of the Ensure that the entrance panel of the installation is correctly keypad is 15 ±...
Page 549 entrance panel defined as the main one. If splitters have been No monitor/telephone can be heard from the used in the distribution, check that the voltage between - and + entrance panel. of the splitters is 14 ± 15% Vdc. Check that twisted pair line Check the volume control on the panel.
Page 550 CONCIERGE PANEL configured as the main panel. If you cannot find the fault, there Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly may be something wrong with the audio unit of the concierge configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different panel or of the main entrance panel.
Page 551 INSTALLATION IN BUILDING WITH SEVERAL POINTS OF ENTRY ENTRANCE PANELS In the display the key which has been pressed Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly does not appear. configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the diffe- rent positions of the configuration menu are the same as those Check if there is audio confirmation that a key has been pres- shown in the corresponding diagram or in chapter 6.
Page 552 are connected in the unused terminals T2+, T2–. Check twisted You cannot hear the entrance panel on any moni- pair connection in splitters and tap-offs. If you cannot find the tor/telephone. fault, there may be something wrong with the video unit. Check the volume control on the monitors/telephones on the Poor image quality on one monitor: distorted pic- entrance panel.
Page 553 CONCIERGE PANEL find the fault, there may be something wrong with the audio unit Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly of the concierge panel or of the main entrance panel. configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different positions of the configuration menu are the same as those shown If the concierge monitor/telephone emits intermit- in the corresponding diagram or in chapter 6.
Page 554 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH PUSHBUT- TONS. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Remember that the panel emits a confirmation tone once the Programming the connection brackets/telephone of each dwe- connection bracket/telephone has received the code (device lling must be carried out from the entrance panel of the dwelling.
Page 555 Poor image quality on one monitor: distorted pic- The electric lock doesn’t work. ture, ghost images, loss of synchronisation. Check that the voltage between 11 and 12 in the audio unit is Check the polarity of the twisted pair. 15 ± 10% Vdc, by making a bridge between terminals 22 and 18.
Page 556 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) may be something wrong with the audio unit. Nothing works If the entrance panel emits intermittent tones Check the mains voltage in the power supply units. Ensure that when a call is made. the green led of the power supply to the audio unit is lit. Make sure that the voltage between –...
Page 557 Check the connections of the twisted pair from the video unit to Video system does not work in one monitor: auto the monitors. If failure is not detected, there may be something switch-on, screen doesn´t come on when receiving a wrong with the video unit, any tap-off or any splitter.
Page 558 CONCIERGE PANEL main panel. If you cannot find the fault, there may be something Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly wrong with the audio unit of the concierge panel or of the main configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different entrance panel.
Page 559 HOUSING ESTATES OF BUILDINGS WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD. 1 EXTERNAL POINT OF ENTRY (GATE) WITH ENTRANCE PANEL WITH KEYPAD Before keying the connection bracket/telephone code into Ensure that the entrance panels of the installation are correctly the main entrance panel, check that you have communication configured.
Page 560 pair connection in splitters and tap-offs. If you cannot find the You cannot hear the entrance panel on any moni- fault, there may be something wrong with the video unit. tor/telephone. Poor image quality on one monitor: distorted pic- Check the volume control on the monitors/telephones on the ture, ghost images, loss of synchronisation.
Page 561 CONCIERGE PANEL you cannot find the fault, there may be something wrong with Ensure that the concierge panel of the installation is correctly the audio unit of the concierge panel or of the main entrance configured. To do so, check that the values selected in the different panel.
Page 562 TV DOOR ENTRY INSTALLATIONS STANDARD INSTALLATION in the - , + connections of the video unit. Check that the volta- There is no image ge between the – and + terminals of the video unit is 15 Vdc Check that the channel to which the television has been tuned ±10%.
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