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Function of terminals

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Local power supply input 16-18 V DC

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BUS output

③

Max. 12V - 1A electric lock

④

Earth

⑤

Door release button (NO)

⑥

Programmable I/O (Default NO port contact input)

⑦

Max. auxiliary contact 1 A 30 V (Default AUX 2)

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Summary of Contents for LHS A/01

Page 1: ...LHS A 01 LHS V 01 LHS V 01 PLUS INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL FA01639 EN EN English ...

Page 2: ...azardous Came S p A is not liable for any damage caused by improper erroneous or unreasonable use The product in its original packaging supplied by the manufacturer must only be transported in a closed environment railway carriage containers closed vehicles If the product malfunctions stop using it and contact an authorised support centre If the production batch is not immediately identiﬁable plea...

Page 3: ...ntry panel for X1 system expandable up to 4 calls LHS V 01 PLUS 840AA 0050 Monolith video entry panel for X1 system expandable up to 4 calls with Bluetooth and built in RFID reader for access control Description of parts 1 Video camera lens 2 Front cover 3 Button 4 Hole cover 5 Microphone 6 Front cover fastening screw 7 Back 8 Wiring hole 9 Screws and expansion plugs Optional accessories 10 Rain c...

Page 4: ...l 3 Electric lock opening time control 4 RESET button 5 Call button P1 6 Call button P3 7 Warning LED Call in progress 8 Warning LED Electric lock activation 9 Warning LED Conversation in progress 10 Warning LED System busy 11 Terminal block 12 PROG button 13 PROG LED yellow 14 Call button P2 15 Call button P4 16 CAME KEY connector and rubber cap RESET button The RESET button allows you to restart...

Page 5: ...Page 5 Manual FA01639 EN 12 2021 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions Size 135 243 11 97 23 205 170 82 34 ...

Page 6: ...Dimensions mm 97 x 205 x 23 97 x 205 x 23 97 x 205 x 23 Consumption mA 190 220 150 Consumption in stand by mode mA 90 110 80 Power supply V DC 16 18 DC 16 18 DC 16 18 DC Video standard PAL PAL Minimum lighting LUX 1 1 Standard wireless Bluetooth LE 5 0 Bluetooth radio frequency MHz 2400 RFID frequency kHz 125 Bluetooth transmission power dBm 25 3 Material colour Matt grey 9023 Matt grey 9023 Matt ...

Page 7: ...2021 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions INSTALLATION Preliminary operations Wall mounted installation Installation with rain cover optional ...

Page 8: ...Page 8 Manual FA01639 EN 12 2021 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions Recess installation Button assembly ...

Page 9: ...Page 9 Manual FA01639 EN 12 2021 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions ...

Page 10: ...d at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions Function of terminals Local power supply input 16 18 V DC BUS output Max 12V 1A electric lock Earth Door release button NO Programmable I O Default NO port contact input Max auxiliary contact 1 A 30 V Default AUX 2 ...

Page 11: ...s manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS LHS B OUT C NO AGT V M1 AL B AL B M1 VAS 101 VLS 2 A M2 B CL RES M S CL RES M S 1 2 1 1 AGT V 2 7 CONTROL BOARD 2 7 2 7 C1 NO NC RL1 RL2 1 C2 NO NC ...

Page 12: ...ctions EXAMPLE SET UPS Example set up without VA 01 XDV 304 Lb La Lc VAS 101 LHS Cable length Section Cable type La Lb VCM 1D or UTP CAT5 Lc 2x1mm or 2x2 5mm Section Max section length m La Lb 100 VCM 1D or 60 UTP CAT 5 Lc 25 2x1mm or 60 2x2 5mm Maximum number of internal receivers per cable type VCM 1D Master 3 2 1 Slave 0 3 7 UTP CAT5 Master 1 Slave 7 ...

Page 13: ...e set up with VA 01 XDV 304 L1 L2 L3 VA 01 Lb La LHS LHS LHS Cable length Section Cable type La Lb VCM 1D or UTP CAT5 L1 L2 L3 VCM 2D Section Max section length m La Lb 100 VCM 1D or 60 UTP CAT 5 L1 L2 L3 300 La Lb L1 L2 L3 150 La Lb L1 L2 L3 600 Maximum number of internal receivers per cable type VCM 1D Master 4 3 2 1 Slave 4 5 6 7 UTP CAT5 Master 3 2 1 Slave 0 6 7 ...

Page 14: ...nter ﬁrst programming Program calls in an already programmed system Force switch from programming calls to programming buttons Press for 8 to 11 seconds Associating INTERCOM buttons Press for more than 20 seconds Enabling Disabling the intercom function Press once Send the device serial number to programming tool Exit programming mode PROG LED button Fixed Program call buttons Slow ﬂash Programmin...

Page 15: ... the connections and try again Programming the call buttons Press P1 to conﬁgure 2 x two way buttons max 4 calls Press P2 to conﬁgure two single buttons max 2 calls The LED and the call button LEDs switch off Once Call button programming is complete you are automatically taken to Programming calls Programming calls In Programming calls the LED and the PROG LED will ﬂash The call button LEDs will r...

Page 16: ...ly On the entry panel press the call button to be associated with the internal receiver A tone conﬁrms that the setting has been stored Programming OPEN GATE and GATE STATUS function latch Only for internal receivers with OPEN GATE function Use this function to control and display the gate status open closed The operator status is indicated by the LED on the internal receiver switching on or off T...

Page 17: ...ated Programming the AUTOMATIC DOOR RELEASE function For internal receivers with AUTOMATIC DOOR RELEASE function only This function is used to open the entrance automatically when there is a call from the entry panel No communication is activated and the call ends automatically Enabling the function allows the user to activate deactivate it as required The function is enabled by default 5s Program...

Page 18: ... internal receivers being associated Each new programmed card tag overwrites the previous one In Programming calls run the proximity card or tag over the RFID reader Assign a function to the card tag by pressing and holding the corresponding call button Continue to press the button until you hear a tone to conﬁrm Key Output Function P1 Door release P2 Auxiliary relay P3 Relay 1 of actuator e g VSL...

Page 19: ... button for approximately 20 seconds until the and LEDs ﬂash quickly for 3 seconds The PROG LED will ﬂash quickly A beep conﬁrms set up was successful and the PROG LED switches off In case of activation the LED will switch off and the LED will stay on for a further 2 seconds In case of deactivation the LED will switch off and the LED will stay on for a further 2 seconds Associating INTERCOM button...

Page 20: ...ude in the intercommunicating group Exiting programming mode To exit programming mode press the PROG button All LEDs except the button LEDs will switch off Reprogramming a system In an already programmed system pressing the PROG button takes you directly to the Programming calls phase You do not need to perform Programming call buttons again To force Programming call buttons again press and hold t...

Page 21: ...1 P4 button LEDs The PROG LED on the power supply unit and entry panel turn on and stay on Programming call buttons Press P1 to conﬁgure 2 x two way buttons max 4 calls Press P2 to conﬁgure two single buttons max 2 calls The LED and the call button LEDs will stop ﬂashing Programming calls 1 2 In Programming calls the LED and the PROG LEDs ﬂash The call button LEDs will remain on In a system with m...

Page 22: ... The LED will switch off When reprogramming a system you start from this step You do not need to program the call buttons again To repeat Programming call buttons see the paragraph on Reprogramming a system Associating internal receivers In Programming calls lift the internal receiver handset to be conﬁgured if present and press and hold the and buttons together The video and the LED crown on the ...

Page 23: ...atus open closed The operator status is indicated by the LED on the internal receiver switching on or off The operator can be controlled via the entry panel auxiliary relay The DOOR STATUS function is active by default It is automatically deactivated when the OPEN GATE and GATE STATUS function is enabled Program the function when associating the internal receiver Press and hold the button The LED ...

Page 24: ...ly when there is a call from the entry panel No communication is activated and the call ends automatically Enabling the function allows the user to activate deactivate it as required The function is enabled by default 5s Program the function when associating the internal receiver Press and hold the button for more than 5 seconds to enable or disable the function If the LED remains on the function ...

Page 25: ...3 Relay 1 of actuator e g VSL 2 P4 Relay 2 of actuator e g VSL 2 Saved cards and tags can be deleted by restoring the device to factory settings See the paragraph Restoring factory settings Enabling disabling an intercommunicating group To program an intercommunicating group please see the documentation for the VA 01 or A 01 power supply units Leave the function disabled on the entry panel Exiting...

Page 26: ...ROG jumper on the power supply unit in the position The LEDsand the PROG LEDs will ﬂash slowly If the LEDs suddenly switch off this means there is a problem with the connection between the power supply unit and the entry panel Check the connections and return to programming mode Run the proximity card or tag over the RFID reader The LED switches on and you will hear a tone to conﬁrm Press a call b...

Page 27: ...he PROG RFID jumper and put it to one side Deleting tags cards You can delete all cards or tags for a single group button M1 Insert the power supply unit RFID PROG jumper in the position and the PROG LEDs will ﬂash slowly If the LEDs suddenly switch off this means there is a problem with the connection between the power supply unit and the entry panel Check the connections and return to programmin...

Page 28: ... assigned to the group you want to delete The LED switches on and you will hear a tone to conﬁrm Press the call button again You will hear a second tone to conﬁrm The procedure has been completed successfully If the LED does not light up run the card or tag over the reader again Then remove the PROG RFID jumper and put it to one side Restoring factory settings Manually disconnect the power supply ...

Page 29: ...Remove the rubber cap to access the settings Use a screwdriver and turn the screws clockwise to increase or anticlockwise to decrease The opening time of the electric lock can be set from 1 to 10 seconds Default 1 second Call button brightness level control In Programming calls press any call button Every time you press the button the ﬁve brightness levels will show in sequence off low medium high...

Page 30: ...g video camera LED crown brightness video models only In Programming calls press the button on any internal receiver connected to the system and activate the video camera Press any call button to increase or decrease the brightness of the video camera LED crown Every time you press the button the ﬁve brightness levels will show in sequence off low medium high maximum ...

Page 31: ...2021 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions FINAL OPERATIONS Wall mounted installation Installation with rain cover optional Recess installation ...

Page 32: ...A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Transmission power RFID dBμA m CAME S p A Via Martiri della Libertà 15 31030 Dosson di Casier Treviso Italy Tel 39 0422 4940 Fax 39 0422 4941 info came com www came com ...

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