Technical Features - Bpt LYNEAKIT/22 Manual De Instrucciones

Remove the connector (fig. 9) and install the video entry
control as shown in figures 10, 11.
For even more secure fastening, remove the receiver
support with a screwdriver through the slot (fig. 12) and
fasten the video entry control as shown in figure 13.
Connect (fig. 9) an re-install the video entry control as
shown in figure 14.
VIDEO ENTRY PANEL HPV/1
Recessed video entry panel
The embedding box HTS must be fitted flush with the
wall at an appropriate height.
In the case of video entry panels, the height should be
such as to exploit the features of the camera to the full.
For horizontal (fig. 15-16) or vertical (fig. 17-18)
combinations, remove the hole plugs and insert the
cable guide joints. Fit the spacer into embedding boxes
to avoid deformation (fig. 16-18).
It is possible to use the screwdriver obtained from the
spacer to adjust the potentiometers of the audio modules
(fig. 3).
Insert the audio-video module at the top, near
to the top moulding of the chassis (fig. 19). In those
installations liable to be affected by the Larsen effect,
the microphone can be fitted in a remote position, as
indicated in figures 20 and 21.
Apply the micro-contact (bottom right) in the relevant
seat (fig. 22).
Insert the lighting module in the relevant seat (fig. 23).
Remove the two plugs protecting the threaded holes in
the embedding box and secure the chassis using the two
screws supplied (fig. 24).
Perform the wiring and secure the wires in place using the
cable-clamp plate (fig. 24).
An additional pushbutton can be installed on the front
plate: follow the instructions supplied with the actual
button for its assembly.
The name card can be removed and filled in with the
relevant information by removing the card clip followed
by the actual card itself (fig. 25).
NOTE: Personalized name cards can be used up to a
maximum of 2 mm thick.
In order to fit the front plate, first insert the upper part in the
top moulding and then, using a Allenkey s 2.5, tighten the
lock screw (fig. 26).
Surface-mounted video entry panel
Apply the two hole plugs at the base (fig. 27).
Fit the embedding box HBP (3-module or round ø 65mm
version) flush with the wall at an appropriate height.
In the case of video entry panels, the height should be
such as to exploit the features of the camera to the full.
Fasten the base onto the wall using the screws and screw
anchors supplied (fig. 28).
For horizontal combinations (maximum 3 bases), insert
the two hole plugs on the outside, at the bottom inside
the cable guide joint and top inside the joint (fig. 29).
Fasten the bases to the wall using the screws and screw
anchors supplied (fig. 30).
Insert the audio-video module at the top, near to the top
moulding of the base (fig. 31).
In those installations liable to be affected by the Larsen
effect, the microphone can be fitted in a remote
position, as indicated in figures 32 and 33.
Apply the micro-contact (bottom right) in the relevant
seat (fig. 34).
Insert the lighting module in the relevant seat (fig. 35).
Perform the wiring and secure the wires in place using
the cable-clamp plate (fig. 35). An additional pushbutton
can be installed on the front plate: follow the instructions
supplied with the actual button for its assembly.
The name card can be removed and filled in with the
relevant information by removing the card clip followed
by the actual card itself (fig. 25).
NOTE: Personalized name cards can be used up to a
maximum of 2 mm thick.
In order to fit the front plate, first insert the upper part in
the top moulding and then, using a Allenkey s 2.5, tighten
the lock screw (fig. 36).
VA/200 POWER SUPPLIER
The unit can be installed without terminal covers, in boxes
fitted with DIN guide (EN 50022).
See figure 37A for overall dimensions. Alternatively, it
can be wall-mounted using the DIN guide provided, and
applying the terminal cover. See figure 37B for overall
dimensions.
KHPS SINGLE BUTTON KIT
Push the front plate from the front to release the hole
plug (fig. 38) and subsequently remove it (fig. 39). Insert
the button as illustrated in fig. 40 and 41.
Apply the spring to the button (fig. 42).
The name card can be removed and filled in with the
relevant information by removing the card clip followed
by the actual card itself (fig. 43).
NOTE: Personalized name cards can be used up to a
maximum of 2 mm thick.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONNECTION
WARNING
Do not open or tamper with the units; there is high
voltage inside.
VIDEO ENTRY CONTROL YVL200
Function of each terminal (fig. 44)
Terminal block M1
3 video signal
coaxial cable
4 video signal shield
If the video line ends at this monitor, connect a 75Ω
(violet-green-black-gold) resistor between terminals 3
and 4.
3 pos. video signal
twisted pair
4 neg. video signal
If the video line ends at this monitor, connect a 56Ω
(green-blue-black-gold) resistor between terminals 3-5
and 4-5.
5 – 14÷17,5 V
6 + supply voltage to monitor
7 call input from entry panel
8 audio to monitor
9 audio to entry panel
18 not used
19 not used
20 call input from landing
Function of connector
CN1 to connect to monitor.
The monitor is protected by the slow blow fuse F1 - T
630mA - located on monitor's printed card, fig. 44.
AUDIO-VIDEO MODULE HAV/200
Function of each terminal (fig. 5)
5 – supply voltage
6 + 14 ÷ 17,5 VDC
11 audio to receiver
12 audio from receiver
14 enabling
V– negative video signal
( 1 )
V+ positive video signal
V+ video signal
( 2 )
VS video signal shield
( 1 )Terminals for use when the video signal is transmit-
ted via twisted pair.
( 2 ) Terminals for use when the video signal is transmit-
ted via coaxial cable.
Functions of the SW1 jumper (fig. 5)
SW1 in position C: transmission of the video signal via
coaxial cable.
SW1 in position T: transmission of the video signal via
twisted pair.
WARNING. Wires belonging to cables that are not
used must be insulated.
VA/200 POWER SUPPLIER
Function of each terminal, figure 6
Terminal block A
24V AC
supply voltage to unit
Terminal block B
5 – 17.5V supply voltage
6 + to entry panel
5 – 12V supply voltage audio
21 + entry system accessories
8 call common 1
8A call common 2
22 stair light actuator output (VLS/101)
11 audio to monitor
12 audio to entry panel
23 auxiliary door lock release button
14 entry panel activation
13 + 12V supply voltage
16 – to electrical door lock
Terminal block C
5 – 17.5V supply voltage
6 + to monitor and accessories
8 audio to monitor
9 audio to entry panel
Terminal block D (coaxial cable connection)
3 video signal
4 video signal shield
7 call no. 1
Terminal block D (twisted pair connection)
3 positive video signal
4 negative video signal
7 call no. 1
NOTE. The unit is protected against overloads and short-
cicuits by a self-resetting thermal switch, inserted on the
primary of the power supply transformer. Once the switch
trips, operation is resumed automatically once the tem-
perature of the transformer drops back below 85 °C.
Make sure the cause of the switch tripping is elimi-
nated.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

VIDEO ENTRY CONTROL YVL200
• Supply voltage: 14÷17,5 VDC.
• Current demand: max. 508 mA (<10 mA quiescent).
• Bandwidth response at -3dB: 5MHz.
• Video input: 1Vpp from coaxial line; + video signal
0,6Vpp, - video signal 0,6Vpp from differential line
(twisted pair).
• Video input impedance: ≥22kΩ
• Call signal: two-tone call signal from the entry panel or
from the landing.
• Audio secrecy to entry panel.
• CCIR (EIA) standard.
• Picture screen: 4" (10 cm).
• Horizontal frequency: 15,625 Hz (15,750 Hz EIA).
• Vertical frequency: 50 Hz (60 Hz EIA).
• Working temperature range: from 0 °C to +35 °C.
• Dimensions: 205x215x63mm
AUDIO-VIDEO MODULE HAV/200
• Video signal system: CCIR (EIA).
• Sensor: 1/4" CCD.
• Horizontal frequency: 15,625 Hz (15,750 Hz EIA).
• Vertical frequency: 50 Hz (60 Hz EIA).
• Video output: 1 Vpp composite to 75 Ω.
• Resolution: 380 lines.
• Minimum illumination: 5 lx.
• S/N ratio: 45 dB.
• Iris control: automatic electronic in the range 1/50 s
1/100,000 s.
• Lens: fixed-focus f 3.7 F 4.5.
• Supply voltage: 14÷17.5 VDC.
• Current demand: 250 mA.
• Working temperature range: from -15 °C to +50 °C.
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