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SYSTEM ONE

INSTALLATION MANUAL

REV 4.0

M200/M250 MASTERS, R200 (S1R) ROOM STATIONS,

K200 (S1DT) DESKTOP STATIONS, D200 (S1FD) & ALLOY DOOR STATIONS

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MASTER STATION ........................................................................................................... 2

ROOM STATIONS ............................................................................................................. 2

DOOR/GATE STATION(S) ............................................................................................... 3

POWER SUPPLY................................................................................................................ 3

AM AND FM ANTENNAS ................................................................................................. 3

DAB+ / FM ANTENNA ....................................................................................................... 3

AUXILIARY INPUT JACKS ............................................................................................. 4

AUXILIARY/LOCK OUTPUT BOARD........................................................................... 4

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WHERE TO RUN CABLES............................................................................................... 5

CABLE TYPE AND CONFIGURATION......................................................................... 5

MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR CABLE RUNS .................................................................... 6

CABLE COLOUR CODING.............................................................................................. 6

MASTER TO ROOMS........................................................................................................ 7

MASTER TO DOORS......................................................................................................... 7

POWER SUPPLY................................................................................................................ 7

AM AERIAL ........................................................................................................................ 8

FM ANTENNA..................................................................................................................... 8

DAB+ / FM ANTENNA ....................................................................................................... 8

AUXILIARY INPUT JACKS (OPTIONAL) .................................................................... 9

AUXILIARY OUTPUT BOARDS (OPTIONAL)............................................................. 9

BLOCK DIAGRAMS........................................................................................................ 10

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INSTALLATION OF M200 & M250 MASTER STATIONS........................................ 12

INSTALLATION OF R200 (S1R) ROOM STATION.................................................. 16

INSTALLATION OF K200 (S1DT) DESKTOP STATION......................................... 17

INSTALLATION OF D200 (S1FD) DOOR STATION ................................................ 18

INSTALLATION OF ALLOY DOOR STATION.......................................................... 19

INSTALLATION OF AUXILIARY INPUT JACKS ..................................................... 23

INSTALLATION OF AUXILIARY OUTPUT BOARD................................................ 25

INSTALLATION OF POWER SUPPLY........................................................................ 26

Summary of Contents for System One M200

Page 1: ... system M200 Manual Rev4 Products covered System One M200 Compact Master System One D200 Door Stations Video Non Video System One Alloy Video Door Station System One R200 Room Stations System One K200 Desktop Stations M200 Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ...any time without prior notification in the interest of ongoing product development and improvement 2012 Ness Corporation ABN 28 069 984 372 www ness com au iCentral Trade Dealer Enquiries Head Office Ness Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 28 069 984 372 Ph 61 2 8825 9222 Fax 61 2 9674 2520 ness ness com au M200 Installation Manual Document Part No 890 435 Note DAB digital radio broadcasts may not be availab...

Page 3: ...XIMUM LENGTH FOR CABLE RUNS 6 CABLE COLOUR CODING 6 MASTER TO ROOMS 7 MASTER TO DOORS 7 POWER SUPPLY 7 AM AERIAL 8 FM ANTENNA 8 DAB FM ANTENNA 8 AUXILIARY INPUT JACKS OPTIONAL 9 AUXILIARY OUTPUT BOARDS OPTIONAL 9 BLOCK DIAGRAMS 10 INSTALLATION OF M200 M250 MASTER STATIONS 12 INSTALLATION OF R200 S1 R ROOM STATION 16 INSTALLATION OF K200 S1 DT DESKTOP STATION 17 INSTALLATION OF D200 S1 FD DOOR STAT...

Page 4: ...29 AUX1 OPTIONS MENU 30 AUX2 OPTIONS MENU 30 OTHER OPTIONS MENU 30 SYSTEM TEST MENU 30 RADIO CLOCK ADJUSTMET AM FM MODEL 31 RADIO CLOCK ADJUSTMET DAB FM MODEL 32 ENTERING PROGRAM MODE 33 ROOM STATION CODING 33 KEYPAD BACKLIGHTING 34 VOLUME FEEDBACK TONE 34 SIX WIRE OPERATION 34 DOOR STATION VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS 35 CHANGING THE CHIME 35 CHIME VOLTAGE OUTPUT OPTIONS 36 ...

Page 5: ...tions are to be fitted externally appropriate measures to provide protection from the weather are to be taken Avoid running intercom cable in parallel to electrical wiring The power supply should be located in an area with sufficient space for heat dissipation Guidelines for maximum cable lengths as set out in this manual are to be observed to avoid the possibility of operating problems due to exc...

Page 6: ...ill prove to be inappropriate To avoid audio feedback Room Stations should be kept at least four to five meters away from other stations Never have more than one station in any one room and avoid mounting stations in the same wall cavity i e directly below and above one another in a two storey house A suitable height is generally 1400 millimetres from the floor to the centre of the unit Stations l...

Page 7: ...ould be located with sufficient space to dissipate heat effectively It is desirable to have easy access to the power supply for occasions when power to the system needs to be switched off and back on again AM AND FM ANTENNAS The antenna arrangement is a critical part of the installation for quality radio reception The AM and FM antennas should be located in the highest point of the roof and at lea...

Page 8: ...e the external music source is to be situated Note An appropriate lead will be required to connect the music source to the Input Jack AUXILIARY LOCK OUTPUT BOARD The Auxiliary Output Board is an optional accessory primarily for Room Station Only systems allowing electronic door locks automatic gates courtesy lights etc to be controlled from any room station There are 2 outputs on each board which ...

Page 9: ...le at each station for the purpose of termination At least 1 meter for the Master CABLE TYPE AND CONFIGURATION The general intercom functions for System One can be cabled using CAT5 or VALET 8 cable If required 6 core telephone cable can be used providing the system is configured for 6 wire operation It is preferable that the system be star wired from a central point normally the master however lo...

Page 10: ...ed the use of CAT5 or VALET 8 cable Where required the above maximum distances can be doubled by running a figure 8 cable 14 x 0 2 mm in parallel with the POS NEG wires Note It is vitally important that the POS and NEG wires are balanced in terms of the type of wire and the number of wires being used i e if a Cat5 wire and a Fig 8 wire are being used for the positive connection a Cat5 wire and a F...

Page 11: ... required at both ends of the cable to achieve a good video image POWER SUPPLY If a power supply is being used with a standard cable already attached any required cable extension should not be added to the end of the existing standard cable Where the existing cable length needs to be extended the existing cable should be cut to a length of only 10cm A heavy duty Figure 8 cable should then be prope...

Page 12: ... FM ribbon antenna supplied with the Master is to be run from the Master to the highest point in the roof If using coaxial cable to connect to an alternative 75 ohm antenna be sure to fit a 300 ohm 75 ohm balun to the terminals at the Master DAB FM ANTENNA Run coaxial cable from master to the roof space or external antenna mast For typical in roof antenna attach a one meter length wire approximate...

Page 13: ...DS OPTIONAL An additional hook up wire 13 x 0 13 or similar is required to connect the AUX terminal of all Room Stations Note If 8 core cable is being used the system can be configured for 6 wire operation allowing one of the wires from the spare pair to be used instead of the addition hook up mentioned wire above Heavy duty Figure 8 cable is to be run from the power source via the auxiliary relay...

Page 14: ...10 10 BLOCK DIAGRAMS ...

Page 15: ...11 11 IMPORTANT On Room Station Only systems a 22K load resistor is required and should be fitted across the VLC and NEG terminals of the Room Station to which the power supply is connected ...

Page 16: ...100 975 Wall Box for Master Station Timber Frame Wall Not Lined Cut out an opening in the wall lining but do not cut right up against the wall stud or noggin ensuring that there is enough wall lining overlap to cover the wall box frame Slide the Master wall box in side ways then straighten it up and firmly nail it to the stud so that it is flush with the front of the stud M250 H 325mm x W 270mm M2...

Page 17: ... back housing from the master front For the M250 the bottom latches on each side of the plastic front will need to be released For the M200 the bottom of the plastic front can be pulled away from the bottom of the plastic back Fit the back housing into the wall and secure using the 6G x 1 screws provided or other appropriate screws depending on the wall box arrangement being used Hang the master f...

Page 18: ...eft channel audio output from CD MP3 player etc GND Audio output GND from CD MP3 player etc RCH Right channel audio output from CD MP3 player etc LOCK OUTPUT LK1 Switched negative for door lock 1 relay LK2 Switched negative for door lock 2 relay LK3 Switched negative for door lock 3 relay COM Positive 12V for all three lock relays Relay coil resistance should be 240 ohm or greater INPUTS OUTPUTS G...

Page 19: ... display s 0V Provides 0V for the external video display control relay FM 300 FM1 FM2 FM Ribbon antenna or external FM antenna wired using 75 coaxial cable and connected to master using 75 to 300 balun Not used for masters fitted with DAB FM radio AM 75 SIG GND AM Loop antenna wired back to master using 75 coaxial cable AM FM model DAB FM antenna wired back to the master using 75 coaxial cable DAB...

Page 20: ...he metal plate to the back box using the PT screws provided Fit the optional trim plate in position if required Finally clip the plastic front onto the back box Assembly of Room Station Components POS Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master NEG Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master TC Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master VLC Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master SHLD Not...

Page 21: ... The CAT5 cable from the master wires to the CAT5 IDC connector according to the T568A colour coding standard The pin numbering for the RJ45 jack on the wall plate and on the Desktop Station is as per this drawing Using the recommended straight through patch lead the cable functions are as follows Please note that the IDC connections on the RJ45 wall plate jack are designed to work best with solid...

Page 22: ... N 100 962 10 WAY BLOCK POS Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master NEG Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master TC Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master VLC Connects to corresponding VLC terminal at the Master depending on Door Station number See Note 1 SHLD Not Connected except where shielded cable used COM1 Connects to Corresponding terminal at Master COM2 Connects to Correspond...

Page 23: ...board just above the speaker If a weather shield is to be fitted pull the cable through the slot in the weather shield and loosely secure the weather shield to the wall using just one or two mounting points Strip back the intercom cable coming out of the wall and terminate as per the DOOR STATION TERMINATION section on the following page Do not secure to the wall at this stage as programming and v...

Page 24: ...at the Master depending on Door Station number See Note 1 OUTER SHLD Connects to corresponding GND terminal at the Master depending on Door Station number See Note 1 Note 1 Each door station becomes Door 1 2 or 3 depending on which VLC terminal it is connected to at the master Depending on the number of Door stations fitted they should be connected to the master starting at VLC1 then VLC2 etc V SI...

Page 25: ...elays to be used with a multimeter Powering Relays from Lock from Lock and Chime Outputs Lock Output The LK terminal provides an output voltage to activate an automatic gate or release an electric door strike whenever the LOCK button is pressed at the Master or any Room Station after communicating to the door station For an electric door strike power can be taken from the door station or from a se...

Page 26: ...22 22 Powering Electric Lock from Door Station Powering Electric Lock from Separate Supply ...

Page 27: ...to allow recessing of the circuit board Drill through the brickwork to the cavity Pull the cable through the opening Drill and plug the brickwork at the mounting points for the Stand Off Mounting Block Pull the cable through the mounting block and screw the mounting block to the wall Strip the required wires and screw into the terminals of the Input Jack Screw the Input Jack to the mounting block ...

Page 28: ...24 24 Connection Diagram for Input Jack Type B 8 Wire Room Station Only Systems Connection Diagram for Input Jack Type B 6 Wire Room Station Only Systems ...

Page 29: ...le in the rear of the room station Fit the supplied 4 way lead to the 4 way header on the Auxiliary PCB Feed the other end of the 4way lead through the cable access hole and plug onto the 4 way header on the room station pcb after all other wiring to the room station has been completed It is recommended that power being switched through the Auxiliary relay contacts not be taken from the POS and NE...

Page 30: ...15A K200 S1 DT Desktop Station 0 15A D200 S1 FD Door Station With Camera 0 17A D200 S1 FD Door Station No Camera 0 12A Auxiliary Input Jack 0 1A For a system fitted with a Master Station the power supply is to be connected to the Master Station The Master Station has a dedicated pair of terminals labelled VDC IN on the termination PCB for the connection of the power supply Because a DC power suppl...

Page 31: ...e B there is only one cable run of 100M in length with four stations on the run This is unacceptable because it is only permissible to have one station on a 100M cable run see section MAXIMUM LENGTH OF CABLE RUNS Because a DC power supply is used it is important that the positive lead of the power supply connects to the POS terminal and the negative lead of the power supply connects to the NEG ter...

Page 32: ...p to 7 individual stations or 7 groups of stations The double digit setting is required for systems where more than 7 stations are to be called individually Note Master and all room stations are to be programmed to the same setting Master can be programmed from 1 to 7 single digit or 11 to 17 21 to 27 31 to 37 double digit Note The number 8 is normally reserved for activation of lock release featu...

Page 33: ...l at the room stations with their volume controls set for normal communication levels The above adjustments can be used to balance the volume levels for radio and auxiliary music so they are approximately equal when switching between them Allows the volume level for communication at the master to be pre set to a desired level Note In normal operating mode adjusting the volume using the volume and ...

Page 34: ...set up after installation the settings can be saved by pressing 1 If someone inadvertently changes critical settings the original settings that were saved can be restored by pressing 2 The default factory settings can be reloaded if required by pressing 1 SYSTEM TEST MENU This menu is primarily for factory testing however it can be used to self check various aspects of the system Pressing various ...

Page 35: ... off Press the Mem button causing the minutes to flash Use the Up and Down buttons to adjust the minutes Press the Mem button causing the hours to flash Use the Up and Down buttons to adjust the hours Note Cycle the hours through 12 hours to change AM PM Press the Mem button to exit time set mode Press the Mus button at the Master so the red LED illuminates Turn the radio on by pressing the Power ...

Page 36: ... the required band DAB is the default setting Tune to the desired frequency using the Up Down buttons Allocate a preset memory location if desired To store a station into M1 M8 hold the corresponding button for 3 seconds Use the Volume and buttons to adjust the volume at each intercom station Note Radio will only be at heard at stations set to Music mode Red LED illuminated The overall radio volum...

Page 37: ... mode to program more options Double Digit format is a programming option intended for systems requiring from 8 to 21 select call channels This format requires that two buttons be pressed in sequence to call individual stations If not previously programmed the station will be in the default Single Digit format where in program mode the red LED will repeatedly flash a string of 1 to 7 flashes repre...

Page 38: ...signed to operate optimally using 8 wire cabling it will also operate using 6 wire cabling if required Note The trade off in using 6 wire cabling is that music will mute at all stations during private communication where as with 8 wire cabling music will only mute at the two stations involved in communication In PROGRAM mode press the HOUSE button to select 6 wire mode green LED off Press CLEAR to...

Page 39: ...by means of a miniature trim pot VR1 situated on the door station circuit board Turning this pot will vary the speaker volume This adjustment is best made while someone is communicating to the door station from one of the internal stations CHANGING THE CHIME The chime melody can be changed to any one of ten options by means of the two programming switches SEL PROG situated on the door station circ...

Page 40: ...mode The red LED flashes the current output voltage option Press the Select button SEL The next output option is flashed by the red LED Repeatedly press the Select button until the desired voltage output option is flashed by the red LED Press the Program button again to lock in selection and exit program mode The red LED extinguishes Note Pressing the Select button after all 4 output options have ...

Page 41: ...s a preset station Using the table below program the four miniature programming switches on the Wireless Audio Transmitter so they correspond with the FM frequency chosen The output of the audio device should now be audible through the intercom master station FREQUENCY SWITCH TABLE S1 S2 S3 S4 FREQ S1 S2 S3 S4 FREQ L L L L 87 7MHz L L L H 87 7MHz H L L L 87 9MHz H L L H 87 9MHz L H L L 88 1MHz L H...

Page 42: ...rcom followed by the programmed number of the output to be activated DIP switches are used to set the number that the output will respond to Output 1 can be set to respond to numbers 1 3 5 or 7 using DIP Switch 1 DS1 Output 2 can be set to respond to numbers 2 4 6 or LOCK using DIP Switch 2 DS2 The board can be attached to the rear of any Room Station and is connected to the main board of the Room...

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