SSS Siedle BFS 850-0, System Manual

Page 1: ...System Manual In Home bus Video Issue 2007 ...

Page 2: ... 2 audio video door stations 48 AS TVHa 2 1 Siedle Vario Multiple line system Audio video 50 7 Programming manual Overview of functions 52 Remarks 54 Programming manual Teach In 55 Door call to BTSV BTCV 850 58 Door call to BTSV 850 59 Door calls via the storey call button 60 Door calls to several bus telephones 61 Internal calls 62 Dialling the door station 64 Call differentiation between 2 doors...

Page 3: ...m is restricted to 31 users In order to connect more than 31 users up to 15 lines can be coupled together Each line requires its own bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 0 Installation and programming The bus video line rectifiers are connected via two separate cores to link the individual lines Different addresses must be set at the bus video line rectifiers using the rotary switch Programming of th...

Page 4: ...ight current conductors can be used for installation J Y ST Y twisted pair conductors shielded 3 Configuration conductor lengths in single line systems A2Y ST 2Y buried telecommunication cable YR light current conductor Core diameter 0 8 mm The In Home bus must be installed on one pair of cores for J Y ST Y conductors on two adjacent cores for YR conductors Using J Y ST Y conductors reduces the li...

Page 5: ... DCA 650 DCI 600 Devices occupying no users BNG 650 BVNG 650 BAA 650 BVVU 650 BVVS 650 BIM 650 BCMC 650 BRMA 050 PRI 602 USB BVS 650 In Home bus users Video Overview of user assignment of the individual devices element The RC element comprises a resistor with 100 Ohm and a capacitor with 1 nF In its as delivered status each bus telephone with colour monitor has a small fitted circuit board with th...

Page 6: ...ial with 0 8 mm diameter 10 m conductor length corresponds to 2 dB attenuation The maximum length of the conductor material to be laid within the line is 1 500 m If the maximum admissible attenuation of 45 dB is exceeded the bus video line rectifier accessory ZBVNG 650 0 must be used in the BVNG 650 to compensate for this loss 3 Structure conductor lengths single line system with bus distributor S...

Page 7: ...sible value The limiting values must be adhered to for each of the branches Maximum conductor length Conductor material YR cable with 0 8 mm diameter max 100 m from the bus video line rectifier to the most distant user in the monitor branch max 100 m from the bus video line rectifier to the most distant user in the camera branch max 45 dB attenuation from the bus video line rectifier to the most d...

Page 8: ...8 3 Configuration conductor lengths Multiple line system Line 1 Line 2 Line 15 ...

Page 9: ...Audio During installation ensure that each line is laid in a separate cable Functions applicable across individual lines Door calls selective door dialling and switching and control functions can also be used across individual lines Internal speech communication and call forwarding between users is only possible within a line Conductor length between the lines The admissible conductor lengths with...

Page 10: ...tal attenuation from the camera to the bus telephone of 16 dB 5 dB 21 dB Attenuation in the monitor branch to apartment 1 Conductor length of the installation cable All values added from the bus video line rectifier to the bus telephone 11 m 4 m 4 m 12 m 7 m 38 m 38 m of conductor material add up to 7 6 dB Attenuation of all bus distributors 1 dB 1 dB 12 dB 14 dB Total value 14 dB distributor 7 6 ...

Page 11: ...allel switching see Chapter 8 page 82 The following still applies within any one line The maximum length of the conductor material must not exceed 1 500 m Installation is also possible in a multiple line system with 0 8 mm conductor material Installation must take place as a bus installation not in star formation Installation with J Y ST Y The ZBVNG 650 must be plugged into the BVNG 650 In deviati...

Page 12: ...tation in the camera branch with star shaped conductor routing BVVS 650 in the monitor branch Within the In Home bus Video more than one side circuit is required Attenuation The attenuation from BVVS 650 BVVU 650 and the conductor length must be taken into consideration BVVU 650 in the camera branch More than one video door station in the camera branch with loop through conductor routing BVVU 650 ...

Page 13: ...ple see page 36 37 Application When more than one video door station is operated within a line Application Connection of pure audio users BTS 850 BTC 850 DCA 650 or users for switching and control functions BSE 650 BSM 650 BSE 650 within an In Home video bus For a connection example see page 46 47 Application When more than one rising main side circuit is required within the Siedle In Home bus At ...

Page 14: ...at 3 seconds For optimum mounting in an existing on site communication compartment universal mounting adapter ZTL 051 0 can be used Acoustic feedback when actuating the call buttons BRMA 050 01 Bus call button matrix for connection of a maximum of 12 existing on site call buttons using screw type terminals Additional BRMA 050 units can be linked in order to connect a maximum of 160 call buttons to...

Page 15: ...switching time DR fixed at 3 seconds Current consumption LED lighting for the bell buttons 20 mA 12 V AC each per button Siedle Steel STL Door station with stainless steel front door loudspeaker call buttons and bus camera Integrated door release contact DR contact load max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A switching time DR fixed at 3 seconds Current consumption LED lighting for the bell buttons 20 mA 12 V AC ...

Page 16: ...on max 250 mA VNG 602 Video line rectifier in a 10 grid housing Primary 230 V AC 50 60 Hz Secondary 30 V DC 1 1 A stabilized For additional power supply to deluxe bus telephones when the video memory module is used or for power supply in case of parallel calls KA WG 950 C External colour CCD video camera for external mounting with weather proof housing and sun shade wall arm with ball head and int...

Page 17: ...upling In Home Video users Screw terminals for bus input looped bus throughput and bus output BVVS 650 Symmetrical bus video distributor for coupling decoupling In Home Video users e g for the creation of rising lines Screw terminals for bus input and 2x bus output 4 In Home Video users Bus distributor TR 603 Transformer in a 3 grid housing Primary 230 V AC 50 60 Hz Secondary 12 V AC 1 3 A Supply ...

Page 18: ...e 0 4 seconds modification possible using bus programming software BPS 650 ZBVG 650 0 Bus supply unit accessory for integration in bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 Required for In Home Video with more than one line or PC programming 8 pin Western junction box for connection of the programming interface PRI 602 0 USB Only one is admissible within any Siedle In Home system ZBVNG 650 Bus video line ...

Page 19: ...the door station Relay function as a timer between 1 secs and 10 secs Contact load max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Power supply with 12 V AC max 250 mA BSE 650 Bus switching unit for mounting in 70 mm boxes LED for status display and programming mode button Actuation using the buttons of the bus telephones light button of the door station or BEM BSE 650 Relay functions as a button switch timer or contact ...

Page 20: ...BPS 650 software DCA 650 02 DoorCom Analog for connection of one or more door stations to an analogue PBX extension of a telephone system Up to 31 call numbers can be stored The call can be made using bell buttons or the display call module from the door station Power supply with 12 V AC to terminals b and c connection to the In Home Video only via BAA 650 DCI 600 0 DoorCom ISDN for link up of one...

Page 21: ... Internal speech communication 11 ring tones including chime Call and speech volume can be modified in 5 stages Muting button for the ring tone 7 keys for switching and control functions with double assignment facility 7 LEDs under the buttons for display of switching statuses Integration of ZAR 850 and ZPS 850 accessory possible BFS 850 0 Standard handsfree bus telephone Connection at bus cores T...

Page 22: ...e and storey call Colour monitor 6 3 cm 2 5 Door release and light button Internal speech communication 10 ring tones Call and speech volume can be modified in 5 stages Silencing button for the ring tone Double assignment of the light button and silencing button possible Monitor button for current picture Brightness and colour regulation Potential free contact for additional signalling device BFSV...

Page 23: ...s Supply via the In Home bus In their basic equipment configuration bus telephones BTSV BTCV 850 provide one potential free contact ZPS 850 0 Parallel switching accessory for integration into deluxe bus telephone BTC 850 Circuit board for connection of an additional power supply When programming manually required from the third BTC 850 when programming by PC from the fifth BTC 850 Supply 20 V 30 V...

Page 24: ...le unit Connection of the table unit to an 8 pin Telecom socket 8 8 junction box ZTS 800 Standard table top accessory for bus telephones BTS 850 and BFS 850 for conversion from a wall to a table mounted unit Connection of the table top unit to an 8 pin telecom socket type UAE 8 ZTC 800 Deluxe table top accessory for the bus telephone BTC 850 for conversion from a wall to a table top unit Connectio...

Page 25: ...ompatibility list is provided in chapter 9 page 88 The address is set at the bus video line rectifier using the Addr rotary switch In single line systems this is address 1 in the as delivered status This setting does not need to be altered In multiple line systems the bus video line rectifiers are addressed in consecutive sequence 5 Installation Bus call button module bus video line rectifier 1 No...

Page 26: ...26 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle Vario ...

Page 27: ...utton and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light co...

Page 28: ...28 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle Vario with BVVU 650 Loop through connection For notes on the wiring diagram see the previous page ...

Page 29: ...29 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle Vario with BVVU 650 Star shaped installation For notes on the wiring diagram see the previous page ...

Page 30: ...30 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle custom fit door loudspeaker ...

Page 31: ...g call buttons A voltage of 12 V AC max 1000 mA is available for illumination With a higher current consumption an additional transformer must be used Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Illumination of existing call buttons b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15...

Page 32: ...32 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle Classic ...

Page 33: ...ng of max 30 call buttons With more than 30 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting of call buttons 20 mA per button b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15 V AC 30...

Page 34: ...34 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Siedle Steel ...

Page 35: ...g of max 30 call buttons With more than 30 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting of call buttons 20 mA per call button b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15 V A...

Page 36: ...36 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 2 Siedle Vario ...

Page 37: ... max 20 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 20 illuminated bus call button modules or additional door stations an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 3...

Page 38: ...38 5 Installation AS TVHa 2 1 multiple line system ...

Page 39: ...phone BTCV 850 additional installation required Remarks a The TR 603 12 V AC 1 3 A can supply 1 door release button and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button modu...

Page 40: ...40 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 call via display call module DRM 611 0 ...

Page 41: ...elease button and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A ...

Page 42: ...42 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 DoorCom Analog DCA 650 ...

Page 43: ...100 mA DoorCom Analog 100 mA with DCSF 600 200 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A c Door release 12 V AC use at least 20 Ohm e g TÖ 615 for possible connection variants see chapter 8 page 80 Current consumption bus cal...

Page 44: ...44 5 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 additional external camera ...

Page 45: ...g BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15 V AC 30...

Page 46: ...46 6 Installation AS TVHa 1 1 Audio Video ...

Page 47: ... 1 door release button and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 ...

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Page 49: ... bus telephone BTCV 850 additional installation required Remarks a The TR 603 12 V AC 1 3 A can supply 1 door release button and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call bu...

Page 50: ...50 6 Installation AS TVHa 2 1 Audio Video ...

Page 51: ...one BTCV 850 additional installation required Remarks a The TR 603 12 V AC 1 3 A can supply 1 door release button and max 24 bus call button modules with LED lighting BTM 650 01 02 03 and 04 With more than 24 illuminated bus call button modules an additional TR 603 is required Current consumers in the AS diagram Door release appr 600 mA Camera heating 100 mA LED lighting per bus call button module...

Page 52: ...ation switching time 0 4 seconds Dialling last door Yes Yes Double click on light button Call tone configuration Yes Yes Setting at the bus telephone Call silencing Display Yes Yes Functional after installation Supplementary function BSE groups Yes Group formation Bus telephones Yes Internal call Yes Yes Camera step Yes Secondary signal unit Yes Yes e g bus secondary signal unit BNS 750 Parallel d...

Page 53: ...nes can be programmed in addition to a bus telephone Max 8 bus telephones can ring simultaneously when actuating a doorbell button Call silencing and display The door call storey call and internal call can be switched off using the muting button at the BTS BFS BTC BTSV BFSV BTCV 850 The button lights up to provide an optical display Call tone configuration At each bus telephone different call tone...

Page 54: ... actuating the Prog mode button at one BNG 650 switches all other connected BNG BVNG 650 units to the programming mode In multiple line systems at each BNG BVNG 650 a different address must be set The number 0 cannot be used as an address In multiple line systems bus power supply accessory ZBVG 650 must be additionally plugged into one BNG BVNG 650 The bus video line rectifier accessory ZBVNG 650 ...

Page 55: ...r the programming mode button has to be briefly pressed down LED1 indicates whether the programming mode is switched on After activating the programming mode LED1 changes over from normal mode to programming mode Using a small screwdriver set the bus line rectifier to the programming mode through the opening in the cover Display LED1 programming mode active LED flashes briefly 0 3 secs long pause ...

Page 56: ... using the programming button Next to the terminal hold down the programming button for 4 seconds until a protracted signal tone is audible 3 Siedle Classic CL A B 01 is set to the programming mode by actuating the programming button behind the front panel Note the precise position of the opening Hold down the light button for 4 seconds until a protracted signal tone is audible 4 Siedle Steel The ...

Page 57: ...50 2 Hold down the light button for 4 seconds A protracted acknowledgement tone is audible in the receiver as confirmation The bus telephone is now in the programming mode the muting button flashes Do not replace the receiver until after programming has been completed at the bus telephone 1 Activate the handsfree bus telephone Hold down the light button for 4 seconds A protracted acknowledgement t...

Page 58: ...dgement tone sounds in the receiver the muting button flashes A speech connection exists to the door station The bus telephone is now in the programming mode Leave the receiver off the hook 5 At the door station hold down the required call button for 4 seconds until a protracted tone sounds at the door loudspeaker The call button is now assigned to the bus telephone no speech connection now exists...

Page 59: ...dspeaker the muting button flashes A speech connection exists to the door station The handsfree bus telephone is now in the programming mode 4 At the door station hold down the required call button for 4 seconds until a protracted tone sounds at the door loudspeaker The call button is now assigned to the bus telephone The speech connection to the handsfree bus telephone no longer exists 5 The call...

Page 60: ...bus telephone for 4 seconds The bus telephone is now in the programming mode During this period no ringing is admissible within the system 4 At the door station hold down the required call button for 4 seconds until a protracted tone sounds at the door loudspeaker The call button is now firmly assigned to the bus telephone 5 The call button is now permanently assigned to the bus telephone Program ...

Page 61: ...e hook Perform the same procedure in all other bus telephones 5 At the door station hold down the required call button for 4 seconds until a protracted tone sounds at the door loudspeaker The call button is now firmly assigned to the bus telephone 6 Replace the receiver at all bus telephones which have been programmed The call button is now firmly assigned to all the bus telephones Continue to pro...

Page 62: ...for internal calls The programming mode tone is audible 3 Hold the light button down for 4 seconds The acknowledgement tone is audible Do not replace the receiver 6 A speech connection now exists between the two bus telephones Application You wish a bus telephone to be able to call and communicate with another bus telephone in the system The muting and light buttons of the bus telephones can be re...

Page 63: ...ephone hold down the internal call button you wish to use to call the second bus telephone for 4 seconds A protracted tone is audible The bus telephone is now programmed Do not yet replace the receiver 8 At the second bus telephone hold down the internal call button you wish to use to call the first bus telephone for 4 seconds A protracted tone is audible The buttons are now programmed at both bus...

Page 64: ...telephone is now in the programming mode Do not replace the receiver A speech connection with picture is established to the door station 7 Programming manual Dialling the door station 5 At the bus telephone hold down the button you wish to use to call the door station for 4 seconds Replace the receiver at the bus telephone The button is now assigned to the door station The door loudspeaker can be ...

Page 65: ...ery 5 seconds as long as the programming mode remains active 3 Hold down the light programming button again for 3 seconds An acknowledgement tone is audible At the bus telephones a different tone sequence is audible when a call is placed by this door station 4 Switch off the programming mode at the BVNG 650 Application At the bus telephone you wish to be able to tell at which door the door call ha...

Page 66: ...ting the programming mode button using a screwdriver at the BSM 650 until the required LED lights up LED2 relay 2 press 2x 4 Press the button to which you wish the relay to be assigned and hold down for 4 seconds A protracted acknowledgement tone is then audible 5 The switching time for the contact is determined by the time for which the screwdriver is held down 6 Continue to program more control ...

Page 67: ...gramming mode button using a small screwdriver LED1 lights up and flashes slowly after appr 3 seconds 3 Select the relevant relay by actuating the programming mode button at the BSM 650 with the screwdriver until the required LED lights up LED 1 relay 1 4 Lift the receiver at the bus telephone at which you wish to program a button Press the button you wish to program and hold down for 4 seconds A ...

Page 68: ...the call button you wish to be assigned to the BSE 650 An assignment to one or more bus telephones must exist Additional buttons can be programmed using the same procedure 4 Switch off the programming mode Application Potential free switching contact which is closed on placement of a door call Actuation of e g a battery operated chime or additional bell on placement of a door call Due to the struc...

Page 69: ...ing mode is active 2 Switch the BSE 650 to the programming mode To do this press the programming mode button with a small screwdriver The LED flashes slowly 3 Lift the receiver at the bus telephone at which you wish to program a button 4 Press the button you wish to program and hold down for 4 seconds A protracted acknowledgement tone is audible in the receiver 5 The switching contact of the BSE 6...

Page 70: ...conds A protracted acknowledgement tone is audible in the receiver A speech connection with picture is established to the door The bus phone is now in the programming mode Do not replace the receiver 4 Hold down the programming button of the bus secondary signal unit through the opening in the louvre for 4 seconds The BNS 750 is now in the programming mode Application Signal device to additionally...

Page 71: ...door station The handsfree bus telephone is now in the programming mode 4 At the door station select the required name with the two buttons and 5 When the selected name is shown in the display hold down the bell symbol button on the DRM 611 for 4 seconds until a protracted tone is audible at the door loudspeaker The selected name is now assigned to the bus telephone The speech connection is interr...

Page 72: ...ith the AS diagram Connect the base plates of the telephones do not yet shut the housing At the door station document the assignment of call buttons or if possible inscribe straight away Set the bus line rectifier to the Plug Play mode by holding down the programming mode button for 5 seconds LED1 must stay on continuously Mount the bus telephones on the base plates in the same sequence as the ass...

Page 73: ...s telephones Terminal 7 1 Bus telephone 1 etc Terminal 7 12 Bus telephone 12 Siedle Classic The sequence of terminals on the bus call button matrix corresponds to the sequence of bus telephones The uppermost button is button one continuing consecutively downwards Terminal 7 1 Bus telephone 1 etc Terminal 7 4 Bus telephone 4 ...

Page 74: ...ll button is assigned Bus telephones which you wish to ring in parallel or devices for switching and control functions must be programmed manually or via the PC and BPS 650 This step can also be performed at a later stage Possible errors If unsuitable devices log in during Plug Play programming old bus telephone models such as BTS BTC 750 or BSM etc the configuration is aborted and an error signal...

Page 75: ...e story call is audible as an acknowledgement and the LED of the muting button flashes 4 Position the bus telephone in apartment 3 with the receiver down The story call is audible as an acknowledgement and the LED of the muting button flashes 5 Position the bus telephone in apartment 4 with the receiver down The story call is audible as an acknowledgement and the LED of the muting button flashes 6...

Page 76: ...ithin a system and once in a BNG BVNG 650 The PRI 602 USB can be permanently installed in a system or can be plugged in via an 8 pin Western junction box The software BPS 650 is provided as part of the delivery together with the PRI 602 USB Current updates for the BPS 650 software are available in the download area under www siedle de For more detailed information on commissioning procedure using ...

Page 77: ... lighting etc Mounting on top hat rail Functional characteristics Timer between 1 and 10 secs switching of an additional door release or gate Secondary signal contact for additional bell Actuation via Control buttons of the bus telephones Light or call button of a door station Bus input module BEM 650 Power supply Supply with 12 V AC from a BNG 650 or transformer TR 603 Programming Manual programm...

Page 78: ...78 8 Supplementary functions AS TVHa 1 1 with switching control functions ...

Page 79: ... BSM 650 250 mA LED lighting per bus call button module 25 mA b Door release contact load in the bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A Light contact load in the bus video line rectifier max 15 V AC 30 V DC 2 A c Door release 12 V AC use at least 20 Ohm e g TÖ 615 for possible connection variants see chapter 8 page 80 Current consumption LED lighting of call buttons 20 mA at ter...

Page 80: ...le possible even with several door stations Drawbacks The door release must be routed to the distributor and to the door loudspeaker 5 cores required to the door station Application Externally positioned door stations 8 Supplementary functions Door release actuation In deviation from the standard plans the door release can be actuated in various ways The bus video line rectifier BVNG 650 0 has a D...

Page 81: ...rawbacks The door release must be routed to the distributor 5 cores are required to each door station Application Systems with more than one door station with door release The DR contact in the door loudspeaker switches every time the door release button is pressed Switching time Fixed at 3 seconds Benefits Only 4 cores to the door station the door release is connected directly in the door station...

Page 82: ...m Further additional power supply required BTCV 850 1 device 2 device 3 8 device Current consumption 350 mA 100 m 70 m Further additional power supply required Current consumption and ranges with supplementary power supply Voltage range 20 30 V DC Operating mode NORM YR cable A maximum of 1 BTSV BFSV BTCV 850 unit can be supplied by a NG 602 line rectifier The maximum current of the 24 V DC direct...

Page 83: ...ing mode each bus telephone must be additionally supplied by its own line rectifier Power supply with VNG 602 Max conductor length Distance of the supplementary supply BTSV BFSV 850 300 mA 1 device 2 device 3 device 4 device Operating mode NORM 100 m 100 m 100 m 100 m Operating mode NORM cable JY ST Y 150 m 150 m 140 m 100 m Operating mode increased range 200 m 140 m 100 m not possible BTCV 850 35...

Page 84: ...s can be rung in parallel using a storey call button The terminal ETb is only connected in the first bus telephone The complete range of the storey call is 50 m with a 0 8 mm core diameter 8 Supplementary functions Storey call parallel switching Bus secondary signal unit BNS 750 Additional bus secondary signal unit connected in parallel at a bus telephone with colour monitor Signalling door calls ...

Page 85: ...second can be multifunctionally reprogrammed using BPS 650 Using the BPS 650 the contact can also be programmed to a button of the bus telephone to switch it to potential free status Pilfer safeguard for Vario modules Bistable magnet for integration in mounting frame MR 611 Application To secure the camera module fingerprint module or code lock module A stable metal plate locks the opening mechani...

Page 86: ...ZR 502 must be interconnected Light actuation The light button in the bus telephone BTSV BFSV BTCV 850 or BTLM 650 is used to actuate the light contact in the bus line rectifiers BNG BVNG 650 Following completion of the installation this function is active without any further programming To actuate the staircase and or outside light according to VDE regulations a light current relay or time relay ...

Page 87: ...ed to Switch off the bus video line rectifier power supply Disconnect the existing bus telephone terminals Connect the new bus telephone Switch the bus line rectifier on again and wait until the system ramp up is completed Program new users door calls internal calls etc with manual programming or using BPS 650 0 Exchanging the BVNG 650 for the BVNG 650 The existing system programming is retained S...

Page 88: ...phones If an accessory card ZBVSG 650 was plugged into the BVSG 650 the accessory card ZBVNG 650 must be plugged into the new BVNG 650 It is not possible to exchange a first generation YR bus system with the following device types BTLM 650 0 01 with VBSM 650 BTLM 650 01 with BVSM 650 BTS BTC 750 0 with VBE 650 VBSG 650 The function of switch position 2 is to increase the range Switch position 1 Sw...

Page 89: ...he line LED remains alight Address error at other BNGs LED flashes evenly More than one ZBVG 650 unit plugged into a multiple line system LED flashes unevenly Unsuitable device connected in Plug Play mode LED flashes evenly No BTLM BTLE connected in Plug Play mode 0 3s 2s 2s etc 2s 2s etc 2s 0 3s 0 2s 0 3s 2s 0 3s 0 3s 2s 0 3s etc Display LED1 Operation LED flashes evenly System ramp up LED flashe...

Page 90: ...easured at the BVNG 29 V DC 33 V DC Voltage at most distant user 19 V DC Current consumption TaM bus telephone volume dependent 5 mA 70 mA Voltage at Vc GND at the BTLM 650 BTLE 050 appr 4 V DC Speech operation Voltage TaM TbM TaK TbK measured at the BVNG 27 V DC 31 V DC Voltage at most distant user 19 V DC Current consumption for bus telephone with colour monitor max 350 mA Current consumption bu...

Page 91: ... Teach In 53 Terminating resistor 4 27 Time light contact 53 Troubleshooting 89 Users 5 BAA 650 12 17 BCMC 650 16 BEM 650 19 77 BFS 850 21 BFSV 850 22 BIM 650 19 BVNG 650 18 BNS 750 23 84 BPS 650 76 BRMA 050 14 30 BSE 650 19 77 BSM 650 19 77 BTC 850 21 BTCV 850 22 BTLE 050 14 30 BTLM 650 14 26 BTM 650 14 26 BTS 850 21 BTSV 850 22 BVA 650 14 44 BVS 650 14 30 BVVS 650 12 17 BVVU 650 12 17 CL V xx B ...

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