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VR120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO
AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEMS
(136 AMPLIFIER)
TECHNICAL MANUAL EDITION 1.0

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  • Page 1 VR120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEMS (136 AMPLIFIER) TECHNICAL MANUAL EDITION 1.0...
  • Page 2 Page 2 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS PAGE Manual Introduction System Introduction System Components Door Panels 5 - 7 Additional Panel Components 7 - 9 VR120 Panel Dimensions VR120 Back Box Dimensions 10 - 11 Power Supplies & Control Equipment 12 - 15 Audiophones • 3000 Series Audiophones •...

  • Page 4: Manual Introduction

    Art.520M and Art.893N power supplies. This manual should be read carefully before the installation commences. Any damage caused to the equipment due to faulty installations where the information in this manual has not been followed is not the responsibility of Videx Security Ltd.

  • Page 5: System Components

    SYSTEM COMPONENTS standard audio system will comprise of a door panel, power supply and audio telephones. A standard video system will comprise of a door panel, audio and video power supplies, video splitters and videophones. The individual parts are described below. DOOR PANELS An audio or video vandal resistant door panel will consist of a 136 amplifier module, button connector board and...
  • Page 6 VX136 Amplifier Module VX136 Current Rating on +12Vdc Connection Function Condition Current (mA) Receive speech from apartment Standby 18mA Transmit speech to apartment System busy 58mA +12Vdc input During a call 122mA 0V (Ground) Live speech 108mA Switched 0V from phone to trigger door release relay Lock Release 125mA Electronic call tone output to common side of call buttons...

  • Page 7: Additional Panel Components

    The JP2 jumper sets the camera switching ‘ON’ mode: • ON = the camera switches ‘ON’ if supplied with either +12Vdc on terminals +12 and – or with +20Vdc on terminals +20 and – power supply inputs. • SL = the camera switches ‘ON’ when 0v is applied to the SL terminal (A permanent +12Vdc or +20Vdc is required on either the +12 and –...
  • Page 8 Green sounder) VPROX PROXIMITY READER (VP/PM) he VP/PM proximity reader will work with any of the Videx VProx controllers (VP20, VP100, VP250, VP1000 and VP4000). The VP/PM reader requires five connections as shown in the table above. For more information regarding the programming and set up of the proximity system please consult the VProx manual supplied with the controller.

  • Page 9: Vr120 Panel Dimensions

    INDUCTION LOOP POWER SUPPLY (SP28) he SP28 power supply is a 13.8Vdc regulated power supply with a current rating of 3A. It features a battery back up facility as standard and can be used with a 7Ah sealed lead acid battery.

  • Page 10: Vr120 Back Box Dimensions

    VR120 BACK BOX DIMENSIONS here are three VR120 panel back box options available, a standard flush back box, a flush back box with bezel and a surface back box with rainshield. Back Box Sizes Panel Size 120x220 120x280 120x400 120x500 Flush 100x200x50 100x260x50...
  • Page 11 FLUSH BEZEL BACK BOX SURFACE BACK BOX (RAINSHIELD) 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0 Page 11...

  • Page 12: Power Supplies & Control Equipment

    POWER SUPPLIES AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT Audio and Video System Power Supplies Art.520M and Art.520MR he standard power supply is the Art.520M. Outputs of 12Vdc (200mA max), 8Vdc (300mA max) and 13Vac (1A max) are available. The dc outputs are designed to power the amplifier modules only and cannot be used to power other devices such as code locks, lock releases etc.
  • Page 13 Video System Power Supply Art.893N1 he Art.893N1 power supply is a +20Vdc (800mA continuous 1A surge max.) PSU and is used to power videophones and camera modules or as a booster supply when more than two videophones are required in an apartment. This power supply only has an output when either a -negative trigger is applied to –C or when a +positive trigger voltage is applied to +C.
  • Page 14 • Trade activated relay time can be adjusted from 1 second up to 99 seconds during programming. • All information is displayed on an easy to read 2 lines 16 characters back lit LCD display. • The time clock is mounted within an ABS white wall mountable plastic box. Terminal Function Current Rating on + input...
  • Page 15 Video Distribution Boxes here are two types of video distribution boxes available, the Art.316 and the Art.894, depending on the type of video signal required (balanced video or coax video). The Art.316 he Art.316 is a non-coax (balanced video) 4 way video distribution box. It has 4 video outputs and therefore can feed up to 4 non-coax video monitors.

  • Page 16: Audiophones

    AUDIOPHONES Audiophones & Apartment Stations 3000 Series Audiophones Art.3011 Art.3011 he Art.3011 audiophone is a smart line electronic call tone phone and includes a lock release push button and a 3 level call tone volume switch and requires a minimum of 5 cores for connection. Terminal Function 3 level call...

  • Page 17: 5000 Series Apartment Stations

    5000 Series Apartment Stations Art.5112/CA Art.5112 he Art.5112 audio apartment station includes a talk button and lock release button, two spare push buttons, a three way privacy ON/OFF switch and a call tone volume switch. It requires a minimum of 6 cores for connection and is available in three different finishes, white, silver (/CR) and carbon fibre (/CA).
  • Page 18 Art.5118/CA Art.5118 he Art.5118 audio apartment station includes a talk button and lock release button, one spare push button, a privacy ON/OFF button. It also has a two button speech line volume adjustment and a two button melody volume adjustment. It requires a minimum of 6 cores for connection and is available in three different finishes, white, silver (/CR) and carbon fibre (/CA).

  • Page 19: Videophones

    Programming the door open time (factory preset = 1 second) • Press and hold the lock button (for approximately 10 seconds) until the unit emits a beep. • Press the lock button again to set the door open time. Each time the button is pressed it will increase the door open time by 1 second (starting from 1 up to a maximum of 255 second, i.e.
  • Page 20 Minimum Cable Requirement: • 9 cores + coax for video systems using coax video signal. • 11 cores for video systems using balanced video signal. Art.5980 terminal connections call tone & privacy switch handset connection brightness & hue adjustments Connections Terminal Signal Function...
  • Page 21 Dip-Switch Settings Function / Description Dip-Switch Position Dip-Switch Number During a call the videophone rings and switches ON showing the video from the door panel. SW1 - 1 = ON During a call the videophone rings. Picking up the handset to answer, the monitor will switch ON showing the SW1 - 1 = OFF video from the door panel.
  • Page 22 Art.3618 he Art.3618 colour videophone includes a talk button, a lock release push button, camera recall button and a privacy ON/OFF switch that also doubles up as the OSD menu select button. The OSD menu can be used to adjust the privacy duration time, melody volume, melody type, the number of rings, the door open time, the speech time and brightness and contrast settings.
  • Page 23 • Press the button to store the new value and to enter the following programming function. • The second function is the melody volume. Pressing the button several times will increase the melody volume. Pressing the button will decrease the melody volume level. The videophone will emit a beep every time the volume level has been increased or decreased.
  • Page 24 the button down will increase the contrast level. Pressing the button will decrease the contrast level. The videophone will emit a beep every time the contrast level has been increased or decreased. • Press the button to store the new value and to enter the following programming function. •...

  • Page 25: 5000 Series Handsfree Eclipse

    Minimum Cable Requirement: • 9 cores + coax for video systems using coax video signal. • 11 cores for video systems using balanced video signal. Art.5980 terminal connections 5000 Series Handsfree Eclipse Videophone Art.SL5418 he Art.SL5418 slim line colour hands free eclipse includes a talk/ camera recall button, a lock release button, a privacy ON/OFF button and 3 spare service buttons.
  • Page 26 Programming Programming the Number of Rings (factory preset = 6 rings - max 9 rings) button (for approx. 10 seconds) until the unit emits a beep and LED2 switches • Press and hold the button as many times as the number of rings required minus 1 (e.g. for 6 rings press •...
  • Page 27 Programming the Door Open Time (factory preset = 1 second) button (for approx. 10 seconds) until the unit emits a beep. • Press and hold the button for the number of seconds required minus 1 (e.g. for 6 seconds press the button •...
  • Page 28 Minimum Cable Requirement: • 9 cores + coax for video systems using coax video signal. • 11 cores for video systems using balanced video signal. LED1 LED3 LED2 LED4 adjustment controls Art.SL5418 back plate Speech line volume control. This can be adjusted during a conversation when the speech is live.

  • Page 29: Accessories

    ACCESSORIES Art.512A Art.512A he Art.512A is an extension sounder that can be wall mounted and will ring whenever the audiophone or videophone it is connected to rings. The 512A can be used on both audio and video systems and requires an electronic calltone input. Connections Terminal Function...

  • Page 30: Deskmount Kits

    DESKMOUNT KITS Audio Deskmount Kits here are two types of audio deskmount kits the Art.3038 for the 3000 series audiophones and the Art.5138 for the 5000 series audio apartment stations. Art.3038 Art.3038 he Art.3038 audio deskmount kit has an angled metal base that comes with 1.5m flexible cable and junction box to allow all Connection Box full base 3000 series audiophones to be desk...
  • Page 31 Video Deskmount Kits here are two types of video deskmount kits the Art.36931 for the 3600 series videophones and the Art.5931 for the 5000 series video handsfree eclipse monitors. Art.36931 he Art.36931 video deskmount kit has an angled 3mm brushed stainless Art.36931 steel mounting plate and base complete with cable and wall plug and also a wall mountable connection box the Art.895.

  • Page 32: Installation

    Art.5931 Plate he Art.5931 video deskmount kit like the Art.36931 has an angled 3mm brushed stainless steel mounting plate and base complete with cable and D-Plug and also an Art.895 wall mountable connection box. It’s suitable for all video Eclipse series videophones. Plate Dimensions: 130mm [W] x 164mm [H] Base Dimensions: 116mm [W] x 169mm [H] x 126mm [D] Art.895...

  • Page 33: Cable Type And Cable Size Guide

    CABLE TYPE AND CABLE SIZE GUIDE Cable Types he following cable types described below are measured in mm² for the cross sectional area (CSA) for each conductor (core) within the cable bundle. The tables show the distances in metres between system components.
  • Page 34 RG59(BC) RG59(BC) is an internal grade coax cable and can be used with distances of up to 200m. RG11(BC) RG11(BC) is an internal grade coax cable and can be used with distances of up to 600m. CT100 CT100 is an external grade (protected) coax cable and can be used with distances of up to 200m. CT125 CT125 is an external grade (protected) coax cable and can be used with distances of up to 600m.
  • Page 35 Videophones and Handsfree Eclipse Art.3612 Video Signal Min. Cores 100m 200m 300m 400m 6 pair CW1308 or 15 pair CW1308 or Balanced 6 pair CW1308 Not recommended Not recommended 12 core 0.5mm² YY 12 core 0.5mm² YY 6 pair CW1308 or 15 pair CW1308 or 6 pair CW1308 + 12 core 0.75mm²...

  • Page 36: Block Diagrams

    VProx Proximity Reader t should be noted that when cabling for the VP/PM proximity reader a separate cable from the intercom cable must be used between the reader itself and the control equipment. Connections 100m 200m - (GND) 0.25mm² 0.5mm² 0.75mm²...

  • Page 37: Video System Block Diagram

    Additional cores will be required for auxiliary devices such as push to exit buttons, fireman switches, proximity access control, an induction loop and fail safe lock release etc. If more than one VR120/136 audio intercom panel is being used then an additional core for the busy (BSY) connection between intercom panels will be required.

  • Page 38: Panel & Back Box Installation

    PANEL AND BACK BOX INSTALLATION he following guide lines should be followed with respect to the installation and care of the VR120 panel and accompanying back box. The back box should be adequately secured to the wall to prevent risk of injury. •...

  • Page 39: Panel Care

    SURFACE BACK BOX WITH RAINSHIELD (VRSB120x280) Fig.3 REAR VIEW PANEL CARE he VR120 door panel is manufactured from brushed 12 Gauge 304 grade stainless steel. It is important that the facia is cleaned on regular occasions to prevent dirt build up and tarnishing of the metal. A general household metal polish can be used but care should be taken to follow the grain of the metal when polishing and always only polish in one direction with a soft cloth to avoid light scratching of the facia.

  • Page 40: Testing The Installation

    TESTING THE INSTALLATION • Check all the connections have been made correctly and are terminated properly into the terminals and then power up the system. • Check the voltage output on all of the power supplies. • Call all the apartments in turn. Check for the call tone to the apartment, speech in both directions, video signal (video systems only) and that the lock release operates.

  • Page 41: Accessories Connection Guide

    ACCESSORIES CONNECTION GUIDE elow shows how to connect an extension sounder (Art.512A) and an extension strobe (ES/1) when fitted to an audio system. The same connections can be made when connecting to a video system. In some instances a separate 12Vdc power supply may be required when connecting an extension strobe when several 12Vdc devices are connected on the system, this is to avoid excessive current draw on the existing power supply.
  • Page 42 Push to Exit (push to make) Trade Button (Art.701T Timeclock) Dry Relay Contacts (Art.506N Relay) Page 42 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0...

  • Page 43: Codelock Programming Guide

    CODELOCK PROGRAMMING GUIDE VR4KCLM codelock he VR4KCLM codelock includes two relays (5A contacts), two push to exit inputs SW1 and SW2 which are both switched 0V inputs and can have up to two 4 to 8 digit access codes programmed (one per relay). The relay times can be programmed from 1 second up to 99 seconds or by setting the relay time to 00 will latch the relay into the open or closed position.
  • Page 44 VR4KCLM Codelock Programming Engineer’s Code Relay 1 Access Code Relay 2 Access Code Enter the engineer’s code. Relay 1 Time Relay 2 Time The red LED will illuminate to Press ENTER. acknowledge programming mode.* Re-enter the Alternatively enter a new eningeer’s code (4 - 8 digits) engineer’s code.

  • Page 45: Timeclock Programming Guide

    TIMECLOCK PROGRAMMING GUIDE Programming Art.701T (28G) rogramming is carried out by means of the four push buttons. The mode button advances through the modes beginning with mode 1 which allows the editing of the time and date, mode 2 – 7 allows the editing of the time bands and mode 8 allows the editing of the relay time in trade mode (Note: mode 8 only appears in trade mode).

  • Page 46: Wiring Diagrams

    WIRING DIAGRAMS 1 way audio system with codelock using a VR120/136-1/CL door panel connected to an Art.5118 apartment station and an Art.3112 audiophone. Page 46 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0...

  • Page 47: Video System Wiring Diagram

    2 way video system using a VR120/136-2/V door panel connected to an Art.3612 videophone and an Art.SL5418 handsfree eclipse videophone with an Art.894 coax video splitter. 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0 Page 47...

  • Page 48: Trouble Shooting

    TROUBLE SHOOTING hen trouble shooting on a large system it will be easier to break the system down to a manageable size. The simplest way to do this is to remove all but one handset. Doing this you can confirm the door panel and control equipment are free from faults.
  • Page 49 Symptom Test Check for continuity on the call wire between the call button on the door panel to the Nothing happens when any call button is pressed. call tone input terminal on the audiophone or videophone. On audio systems when a call button is pressed you should be able to read 10-12Vdc Nothing happens when any call button is pressed (Audio Systems).

  • Page 50: Notes

    NOTES: Page 50 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0...
  • Page 51 NOTES: 120 VANDAL RESISTANT AUDIO AND VIDEO TECHNICAL MANUAL VER 1.0 Page 51...
  • Page 52 Northern Office Videx Security Ltd. Unit 4-7 Chillingham Industrial Estate Newcastle Upon Tyne NE6 2XX Southern Office Videx Security Ltd. 1 Osprey, Trinity Park Trinity Way’ London E4 8TD TECHNICAL SUPPORT Tel: 0191 224 3174 Fax: 0191 224 4938 Email: tech@videx-security.com Web: www.videx-security.com...

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