VDV610 Compact - Intercom ME - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL VDV610 Compact ME

ID2 = Schalter 1 "off", Schalter 2 "on"

ID3 = Schalter 1 "off", Schalter 2 "off"

Thank you for choosing the VISTADOOR video intercom system. You have purchased a high quality system with a stainless steel cover. The elaborate stainless steel covers are made by hand and thus have individual characteristics that should be considered a sign of quality.

Notes on caring for stainless steel

Please never clean the stainless steel surfaces with standard cleaning materials, as these are too harsh. Please simply clean using spray designed for the cleaning and care of stainless steel. If this is not available please use only clear water.

Brushed surfaces should always be cleaned with the grain and never in a circular motion. This will avoid the creation of scratches.

Failure to observe these notes may lead to discolouration or even to rust damage in extreme cases.

The system should be assembled by a specialist.

Key

1 Camera
2 Loudspeaker perforations
3 Bell button
4 Microphone
5 Casing screws
6 Lightness sensor
7 Volume potentiometer
8 Dip switch for the opening time of the door opener
9 Dip switch for the ID code
10 Connection terminal door opener
11 Connection terminal power supply
12 Connection terminal signal line
13 Connection terminal external camera

PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION

The following lines are required:

Single-family house (VDV-610): 4 lines from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit and 2 lines from the outdoor unit to the door opener.

Duplex house (VDV-620): 4 lines per bell push-button from the outside unit to each apartment are required here, i.e. you need 8 lines from the outside station to the inside (4 each per family 1 and 2) and 2 lines for the door opener.

Up to four indoor units can be connected in parallel per residential unit. The connection can either be laid from the indoor station or in a star formation from a central point (distribution box).

The lines should be laid in such a way that they are fed out of the wall directly behind the relevant outdoor/indoor unit.

Note: It is also possible to combine video and audio components with the VISTADOOR system.

INSTALLATION OF THE OUTDOOR STATION

Preparation

When removing the front cover please ensure that the nameplates do not fall out as this could damage them.

The camera should be installed at a height of approx. 1.4m - 1.6m (camera centre) (figure 3).

1. Remove the two bottom screws (5) using a suitable screwdriver.
2. Using the thumb and index finger, hold the front cover and pull it forward slightly. Then gently lift and remove it. Take care not to tear off the microphone cable. A plug connects microphone cable and electronics - remove by simply unplugging.
3. Remove the terminal cover by unscrewing the two screws and then removing the plastic cover.
4. Look for a suitable place to install the outdoor unit and lay the necessary lines to this point (figure 3).

Note: Ensure that the wall at the installation location is straight and level.

1. Drill four holes into the wall using the drilling template (0 6 mm). Place the drill template at the outdoor unit installation position on the wall and use a water level to ensure it is straight. Stick the drilling template on with sticky tape and then drill the four holes.
2. Remove the drill template and place one of the included dowels in each drill hole.
3. Feed the line through the designated opening on the reverse of the outdoor unit.
4. Now screw the outdoor station closed with the 4 fixing screws. Make sure that the housing does not become distorted when tightening.

Adjusting the nameplate

The nameplate comprises two transparent plastic parts that are connected with 2 small screws.

1. Remove both screws and take the nameplate apart. The foil for inscription is between the two plastic parts.
2. Write on the foil with a smear-resistant felt pen or print a nameplate with the dimensions 71 × 15 ~mm using a PC and printer.
3. Place the inscribed nameplate (foil) between the two plastic parts and screw them back together.
4. Lay the nameplates into the outdoor station and fix them with a strip of adhesive tape.
5. Plug the microphone cable into the socket again and fit the front cover onto the outside station - from the top and at an angle. Take care not to pinch the microphone cable. The back cover catches must hook into the front cover recesses.
6. Thereafter, carefully slide the front cover over the outside station and screw the two fastening screws (5) back into the enclosure.

CONNECTION

Connect the laid line to Audio 1, +15V, GND and Video 1 (figure 2) on the outdoor station and connect it with the indoor station/s. These are also present on the indoor station and need only be connected with one another 1:1.

VISTA DOOR

SYSTEM

Note on the duplex house version: one 4-pole connection terminal is provided per residential unit; the connector terminals are numbered. Terminal 1 is for the lowest bell button, terminal 2 for the bell button above it.

Connecting a door opener

The door opener is connected directly to the outdoor station by two lines (figure 2.2, no. 12). No additional power supply is necessary to control the door opener. The door opener must be designed for 12 V direct current and may not require more than 1 A current. The two connector terminals are marked 'Doorlock' and 'GND' if the door opener needs to be poled. 'GND' is negative.

Connecting the power supply

The power supply can either be connected to the indoor or to the outdoor station. Separate screw terminals exist for this purpose (figure 2). It is also possible to connect the power supply directly to the signal line, e.g. if all signal lines have been laid from the fuse box to the outdoor and indoor units. The power supply unit then needs to be connected with earth (GND) and +15V.

Up to 8 units can be supplied with power from one power supply unit. A second power supply unit is required if there are more than eight units, e.g. if 2 outdoor and 7 indoor stations need to be used. The second power supply unit can simply be switched parallel to the first power supply unit.

The second power supply unit should be connected with a short line to the indoor or outdoor station that is farthest away so that any drop in current in the connection line can be compensated.

Connecting an external camera

An external camera can be connected to this screw terminal (figure 2) in order, for example, to provide additional monitoring of areas that cannot be seen by the main camera. All cameras can be connected that require operating voltage of 12VDC and supply on FBAS video signal. The video line is connected to the terminal (VIDEO IN) and the earth line to the terminal (GND), operating voltage for the camera is taken from the terminals +12VDCOUT positive pole) and GND negative pole).

The external camera automatically has the ID 4 (see chapter on ID code).

No sound transmission is possible when the external camera is active. When using the VDV 500 XCam, the X-module is not needed.

POSSIBLE SETTINGS

The outdoor station offers the following possibilities to set the system to your personal circumstances:

Volume of the outdoor station

The potentiometer (7) is used to set the volume on the outdoor station. To set the highest volume, turn the potentiometer carefully clockwise as far as possible. Reduce the volume by turning in an anti-clockwise direction.

ID code

If several outdoor stations are switched in parallel (e.g. at the gate entrance and the house) then the ID code is set via the dip switch (9). This makes it possible to activate the individual outdoor units in sequence, e.g. in order to monitor the coverage of the relevant outdoor unit. The switch is carried out on the indoor station with the 'monitor' switch.

ID1 = Switch 1 'on' Switch 2 'on'
ID2 = Switch 1 'off' Switch 2 'on'
ID3 = Switch 1 'off' Switch 2 'off'

Opening time of the door opener

The DIP switch (8) is used to set the time the door opener remains activated. The options are either 1 second or 5. The factory setting is 5 seconds, which works for most conventional door openers.

Switch to the left to "5S" for 5 seconds open time.

Switch to the right to "1S" for 1 second open time.

OPERATION

NAA 特别提示

1. Press the bell push-button.
2. The preset ring tone sounds on its inside station/s and the screen displays the outside station view.
3. Accept the dialogue on the inside unit by briefly pressing the press-to-talk button (MOUTH).
4. If an additional camera is present at the outside station, you may switch over to this camera by pressing the "MONITOR" button. Pressing the "Monitor" button again switches you back to the internal camera.
5. If a door opener is connected then you can activate the door opener by pressing briefly on the door opener button (KEY).
6. Switch the system back to standby operation by briefly pressing the speak button (MOUTH).

TECHNICAL DATA

Operating voltage: 15 V DC

Current consumption: 130 ± 50 ~mA

Camera detection angle: 135^ horizontal / 100^ vertical

Temperature range: -10^ to +50^

Dimensions (w x h x d): 114 x 195 x 24 mm (without lens)

Door opener connection: DC 12V, max. 1A

INFORMATION

Information regarding CE - Conformity

The functionality of the unit can be affected by the influence of strong static, electrical or high frequency fields (discharging, mobile phones, radios, microwaves).

Cleaning and maintenance

Always disconnect mains powered units from the mains supply before cleaning (disconnect the plug). The unit housing can be cleaned using a soapy soft cloth. Do not use any abrasive materials or chemicals. Remove dust build-up from ventilation slits using a brush and clean up using a vacuum cleaner. Do not hold the vacuum cleaner nozzle directly against the unit.

Safety instruction

In the event of damage to the housing, connectors, power cables or isolation shielding, switch off the device immediately and disconnect from the mains power. ELECTRIC SHOCK - DANGER OF

LOSS OF LIFE. (Unplug the mains connector from the socket!).

Damage should be repaired immediately by a specialist!

Never carry out repairs yourself!

Warranty

2 years warranty from date of purchasing, on base of correct using.

The producer is not responsible for consequential damages which are effected directly or indirectly from this item.

SAFETY NOTES

The warranty will be null and void in case of damages arising from violations of these operating instructions. We are not liable for consequential damages!

We accept no liability for material damages or injuries arising from inappropriate use or violation of the safety instructions. In such cases all warranty claims are null and void!

For reasons of safety and licensing (CE), unauthorised conversion and/or modification of the product is prohibited.

The design of the product complies with protection class 1. Only a standard mains socket (230V /50Hz) of the public mains supply may be used to power the device. Devices powered by mains voltage must be kept away from children. Please therefore be particularly careful in the presence of children.

Do not take the product apart! There is a danger of lethal electric shock!

Do not leave packaging material lying about since plastic foils and pockets and polystyrene parts etc. could be lethal toys for children.

The interior units are suitable only for dry interior rooms (not bathrooms and other moist places). Do not allow the devices to get moist or wet. There is a danger of lethal electric shock!

In industrial institutions, the accident prevention regulations of the Association of Commercial Professional Associations for electrical installations and equipment must be observed. Please consult a specialist should you have doubts regarding the method of operation, the safety, or the connections of the device.

Handle the product with care - it is sensitive to bumps, knocks or falls even from low heights.

GB

These operating instruction are published by m-e GmbH modern-electronics, An den Kolonaten 37, 26160 Bad Zwischenahn/Germany

The operating instructions reflect the current technical specifications at time of print. We reserve the right to change the technical or physical specifications.

INTRODUCTION

ID2 = Schekelaar 1 "off", schekelaar 2 "on"

ID3 = Schekelaar 1 "off", schekelaar 2 "off"