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5.10 Upgrading the system software

The system software saved in the control box can be upgraded.
The system software saved in the control box is software for use with either analog PBXs or digital PBXs. You can
determine which software is saved to the control box by checking the suffix of the serial number label attached to the
control box. (Refer to 7.5.2  Serial number suffixes (Page 89) for information on suffixes and the types of PBX
software available.)
If the type of software saved to the control box does not match the type of PBX being used, download the type of
system software that matches the PBX type to the control box. (Updating is not required if the type of PBX and system
software match.)

Download new system software
1.

Download the system software update file.

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Refer the information on the following web site.
https://panasonic.net/cns/pcc/support/intercom/v900

2.

Copy the update file to the root path of an SD card.

Upgrade the system software
1.

Turn off the control box.

2.

Insert the SD card containing the update file into the control box.

3.

While pressing and holding the 

M

FUNCTION

N

 button, turn on the control box. Do not release the button yet.

4.

Wait for about 20 seconds until the control box’s 

M

POWER

N

 and 

M

ACCESS

N

 indicators flash quickly, and then

release the 

M

FUNCTION

N

 button.

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When the update is complete, the control box’s 

M

ACCESS

N

 indicator lights. (This may take about 20 minutes.)

Note:

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If you have configured or edited the system settings, back up the current configuration files with the following steps
before upgrading the system software.

1.

Back up the currently used configuration files (page 50).

2.

Upgrade the system software (page 78).

3.

Upload the configuration files using the Upload the data to device function (page 47) of the setup tool.

5.11 Restarting a device

You can restart the control box, distribution box, or lift controller by pressing its reset button ( ).

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5. Programming

Summary of Contents for VL-V901

Page 1: ... VL V703 Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic product Please follow all instructions in this document and save it for future reference This system is not designed to provide complete protection from property loss To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law Panasonic will not be held responsible for any damage incurred as a result of property loss VL V901 ...

Page 2: ...necting other devices 44 4 7 Basic settings 45 5 Programming 5 1 Programming overview 46 5 2 PC programming 46 5 3 Lobby station programming 58 5 4 Telephone programming 62 5 5 Main monitor programming 64 5 6 Extension box programming 69 5 7 Programming multiple control boxes 73 5 8 Gate call settings 74 5 9 System log 77 5 10 Upgrading the system software 78 5 11 Restarting a device 78 5 12 POWER...

Page 3: ...for residents visitors and facility staff R The system can be used in room mode visitors can call rooms directly or reception mode visitors calls are routed through a receptionist R Visitors can use a lobby station to call residents or facility staff R Residents can use their room units main monitors to monitor lobby stations and optional cameras and can allow visitors to enter the lobby and lift ...

Page 4: ... boxes Lift Controller up to 15 3 branches x 5 lift controllers Room units up to 560 20 room units x 28 distribution boxes PBX 1 Terminal up to 4 Emergency Terminal 1 Lift up to 3 Lobby Station up to 3 PC 1 programming TV monitor 1 Repeater up to 4 Repeater Security camera access controller electric lock 1 each for each lobby station Control Box 1 4 distribution box branches 3 lift controller bran...

Page 5: ...ollers Room units up to 560 20 room units x 28 distribution boxes PBX 1 Emergency Terminal 1 Lift up to 3 Lobby Station up to 18 PC 1 programming TV monitor 1 Repeater Security camera access controller electric lock 1 each for each lobby station Control Box 1 4 distribution box branches 3 lift controller branches Lobby station 1 group Lobby station 2 group Lobby station 3 group Extension Box up to...

Page 6: ... Terminal 1 up to 1 for each control box Control Box up to 4 4 distribution box branches 3 lift controller branches Extension Box 1 up to 3 Lobby station ŋ group up to 6 Lobby station Ō group up to 6 Lobby station ō group up to 6 1 2 3 4 ŋ ō Ō ŋ ō Ō ŋ ō Ō ŋ ō Ō ヒ ビ ピ フ ヒ ビ ピ フ ヒ ビ ピ フ ヒ ビ ピ フ ヒ ビ ピ フ ヒ ビ ピ フ 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 Fully expanded systems support up to 54 lobby stations Consult your cert...

Page 7: ... 2 Distribution Box up to 40 4 branches x 10 distribution boxes 2 Repeater up to 4 Room units up to 560 2 Distribution Box up to 40 4 branches x 10 distribution boxes 2 Repeater up to 4 Room units up to 560 2 Distribution Box up to 40 4 branches x 10 distribution boxes 2 Repeater up to 4 Room units up to 560 2 For Control Box 1 For Control Box 2 For Control Box 3 For Control Box 4 Lift Controller ...

Page 8: ...re you turn off the power at the breaker before performing any wiring work R Always connect AC or DC cables to the appropriate connection terminals Incorrectly connecting the AC or DC cables may damage the power supply unit R To prevent the power cables from disconnecting and to prevent electric shock secure the power cables using the cable binders accessory and attach the cable covers R Insert th...

Page 9: ...is sent stored on a computer the confidentiality of that information becomes the responsibility of the customer Before disposing of the computer ensure that data cannot be retrieved from it by formatting the hard disk and or rendering it physically unusable R Protect user information when disposing of the control box or lobby station Remove the SD memory card from the control box Render it physica...

Page 10: ...ct to Authorised Representative Panasonic Testing Centre Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH Winsbergring 15 22525 Hamburg Germany http www ptc panasonic eu doc 2 6 General information Graphical symbols for use on equipment and their descriptions Symbol Explanation Alternating current A C Direct current D C Protective earth Protective bonding earth Functional earth For indoor use only Class P equipmen...

Page 11: ... 1 Power supply unit VL PS240 1 Screw for mounting the power supply unit 4 mm 40 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the AC and DC cables 2 3 1 2 Control Box Item Quantity Screw for mounting the box 3 8 mm 20 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the connected wires 1 Power supply unit VL PS240 1 Screw for mounting the power supply unit 4 mm 40 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the AC and DC cables 2 11 3 Prepar...

Page 12: ...mounting the power supply unit 4 mm 40 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the AC and DC cables 2 3 1 4 Lift Controller Item Quantity Screw for mounting the box 3 8 mm 20 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the connected wires 1 Power supply unit VL PS240 1 Screw for mounting the power supply unit 4 mm 40 mm 2 Cable binder for securing the AC and DC cables 2 12 3 Preparation ...

Page 13: ...onal items The following items are also required for installation and are not included Power cables Used to connect power supply units to lobby stations the control box distribution boxes and lift controllers For details see page 36 Signal wires Used to connect lobby stations the control box distribution boxes lift controller main monitors and other devices For details see page 36 SD card Used to ...

Page 14: ...1 L2 C1C2 S1 S2 H I J A G F B C D E A Reset button Used when restarting the lobby station B Function button For internal use only C Power switch D Cable release button for DC power supply cable E Connection terminals for power supply F USB port For internal use only G Coaxial connector for external camera H Connection terminals output for electric lock K OUT Used to send signals to the electric lo...

Page 15: ...al use only L Power switch M Cable release button for DC power supply cable N Connection terminals for DC power supply 3 2 3 Distribution Box K J F G L N C D E A B H I M A Power indicator POWER See 5 12 2 Distribution box indicators Page 79 B Access indicator ACCESS See 5 12 2 Distribution box indicators Page 79 C Connection terminals for main monitors D Connection terminals input for control box ...

Page 16: ...tton For internal use only J Power switch K Cable release button for DC power supply cable L Connection terminals for DC power supply 3 2 5 Extension Box H C A B I D G K J E F A Power indicator POWER See 5 12 4 Extension box indicators Page 80 B Access indicator ACCESS See 5 12 4 Extension box indicators Page 80 C Connection terminals for lobby stations D DIP switches See page 43 and page 71 E Con...

Page 17: ... for indoor use only Display Approx 10 92 cm 4 3 inches monochrome display white backlit LCD Display the date room number inputted by visitors how to use name of residents and custom item Installation method Flush mount flush mounting box supplied External material Stainless steel partially ABS and PC Talking method Hands free Heat sensor Pyroelectric sensor installed detecting human body part of ...

Page 18: ...pload the name of residents room number and monitor setting R Output the system configuration data R Estimate the status of equipment in the system R Operation setting Terminal terminal and camera name pass code and so on R Supported language English for administrators R Video output up to 1 NTSC R RJ 11 PBX terminal function connected to PBX system to guard station Connectivity To lobby stations ...

Page 19: ...panded system for enhanced features version 2 or later page 6 92 up to 16 in case of connecting to the PBX system Distribution Box VL V701 Power source Power supply unit VL PS240 220 240 V AC 0 2 A 50 60 Hz 24 V DC 0 6 A Power consumption Standby Approx 1 2 W Operating Approx 2 0 W Dimensions mm height width depth Approx 210 108 5 52 5 excluding protruding sections Mass weight Approx 400 g Operati...

Page 20: ... to 50 C Ambient temperature for power supply unit approx 0 C to 50 C Relative humidity up to 90 non condensing Indoor installation only Installation method Wall mount or attach to DIN rail External material ABS flame retardant ABS resin Connectivity To control box Number of connectable stations 1 Wire 1 pair PE insulation thickness of one conductor is from 0 65 1 2 mm Distance up to 200 m in case...

Page 21: ...ensing Indoor installation only Installation method Wall mount or attach to DIN rail External material ABS flame retardant ABS resin Connectivity To lobby stations Number of connectable stations 6 Wire 1 pair PE insulation thickness of one conductor is from 0 65 1 2 mm To control box Number of connectable stations 1 Fully expanded system for enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 Number of c...

Page 22: ...ing off the wall Avoid installing onto low strength walls such as gypsum board ALC autoclaved lightweight concrete concrete block or veneer less than 18 mm thick walls 4 2 Installing the Power Supply Unit The following 2 methods can be used for installation mounting on a DIN rail attaching directly to a wall About the installation location R The device must be installed inside an electrical panel ...

Page 23: ...5 N m 4 6 kgf cm CAUTION R Insert the AC and DC cables firmly all the way into the terminals If the cables are not inserted all the way heat may be generated 4 Use the cable binders accessory to secure the AC and DC cables double coated area to the power supply unit 5 Make sure to replace the cable covers B and then securely fasten the screws A Mounting on a DIN rail Follow the procedure in the or...

Page 24: ...ces exposed to direct sunlight Places where most of the background is the sky Places where the background is a white wall and direct sunlight will reflect off it Near ocean coasts where sea breezes will contact the product directly or near sulphuric hot springs exposure to salt can reduce the product s life expectancy Important R DO NOT USE ANY SOLVENTS CONTAINING CHLORINE This causes the product ...

Page 25: ... Approx 110 2 Approx 500 mm 1 VL V900 2 VL V901 Centre of the Camera lens Approx 1500 mm Approx 700 mm 1 Approx 800 mm 2 Top view view when looking from above Approx 500 mm Approx 170 Note R Install the lobby station so that the lobby station is not exposed to strong light If strong light shines on the lobby station the visitor s face may not be distinguishable Installation 1 Open a hole in the wa...

Page 26: ... E Wires from control box or extension box F Wires from access controller G Wires from electric lock H Wire release button I Connection terminal R To connect the DC cable from the power supply unit press the cable release button while inserting the cable into the connection terminals To disconnect the cable press the button while pulling it out Use the hooks to secure the cable R To connect wires ...

Page 27: ... R If an error is displayed the lobby station will still be registered to the system 4 4 Installing the Control Box Distribution Box Lift Controller Extension Box The following 2 methods can be used for installation mounting on a DIN rail attaching directly to a wall Note R Keep the control box away from electrical noise generating devices such as fluorescent lamps and motors R Do not remove the d...

Page 28: ...Mounting on a DIN rail Mount the unit on the DIN rail A using the hooks B B A Attaching directly to a wall Attach the unit to the wall securely using the 2 supplied screws A A 28 4 Installation ...

Page 29: ...Room unit up to 20 Control Box 1 1 2 D1 D2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 Main Monitor Door Station NP 1 2 D1 D2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 NP DIP SW 1 ON 1 DC IN DC IN ON OFF L1 L2 C1C2 S1 S2 DC IN NP NP Power supply 12 V DC NP NP NP NP NP NP NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT POWER SUPPLY UNIT NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT V700 V703 K IN K OUT Access ...

Page 30: ...10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 NP 1 2 D1 D2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 NP NP NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DC IN NP 1 2 D1 D2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 NP 1 2 D1 D2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 NP NP NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT NP NP TV Monitor PBX 1 2 7 Repeater up to 4 NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT POWER SUPPLY UNIT...

Page 31: ...2 3 4 D3 D4 5 6 R1 R2 7 8 R3 IN1 9 10 IN2 IN3 11 12 IN4 P1 13 P2 DC IN DIP SW 1 ON 1 DC IN DIP SW 1 ON 1 DC IN DIP SW ALL OFF Branch 1 Main Monitor Door Station Distribution Box up to 28 Repeater up to 4 Lobby Station up to 18 Room unit up to 560 Extension Box up to 3 Control Box 1 NP Non polarised NP NP NP Lift Controller up to 3 for Binary PC NP 12 V DC NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP ...

Page 32: ...n up to 18 1 6 lobby stations x 3 extension boxes Control Box up to 4 4 distribution box branches 3 lift controller branches Extension Box up to 3 NP NP NP NP 12 V DC Access controller input Electric lock output Power supply POWER SUPPLY UNIT Up to 15 Lift Controller 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Up to 6 Lobby Station NP Up to 6 Lobby Station NP Up to 6 Lobby Station Up to 15 Lift Controller Up to 15 Li...

Page 33: ...NP DC IN NP To Distribution Box INPUT DC IN 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 10 2 1 10 3 1 10 4 1 10 NP NP NP NP NP NP NP DC IN 4 4 1 For the entire system Room units up to 2240 4 control boxes x 560 room units For the entire system Distribution Box up to 160 4 control boxes x 4 branches x 10 distribution boxes Repeater up to 16 4 control boxes x 4 branches 1 3 4 10 10 10 1 1 1 1 1 DIP SW 1 ON DIP SW 1...

Page 34: ...P POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 1 0 F 19 F Lift 1 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 5 ON 5 80 F 99 F NP Lift 1 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 1 0 F 19 F Lift 2 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 5 ON 5 80 F 99 F NP Lift 2 NP NP DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 1 0 F 19 F Lift 3 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 5 ON 5 80 F 99 F NP Lift 3 NP V900 V901 V703 34 4 Installation ...

Page 35: ... polarised DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT NP Lift Controller up to 3 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 1 DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 2 0 F 99 F NP DC IN NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT DIP SW 1 ON 3 NP Lift 1 Lift 2 Lift 3 0 F 99 F 0 F 99 F V900 V901 V703 35 4 Installation ...

Page 36: ... m Power supply unit AC power source 1 2 mm 17 AWG No requirement 2 mm 12 AWG Lobby station Electric lock 0 5 mm 24 AWG According to specification of connected device 1 2 mm 17 AWG Note the following when selecting wiring R Use 2 conductor solid copper wiring with a PE polyethylene insulated PVC jacket Mid capacitance non shielded cable is recommended R A certified power supply wiring has to be us...

Page 37: ...tings The distribution box has 3 types of switches that determine how it operates DIP switches DIP switches determine the distribution box number 1 7 1 of each distribution box in the branch Terminate switch Set this switch to the on position for the last distribution box in a branch Set this switch to the off position for all other distribution boxes in the branch Repeat switch Determines whether...

Page 38: ... H I J Control box 1 Room units up to 560 for each control box The number of distribution boxes can be increased from 7 to 10 However the number of supported room units remains unchanged at 560 units Distribution box DIP switch 1 Repeat switch 2 Terminate switch 3 A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off E 1...

Page 39: ...on 1 Each DIP switch setting can only be used one time per branch 2 In distribution mode the repeat switch of all distribution boxes in the branch is set to the off position 3 The terminate switch of the last distribution box in the branch is set to the on position All others are set to the off position 4 For systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 When connecting 8 or mo...

Page 40: ... boxes can be increased from 7 to 10 However the number of supported room units remains unchanged at 560 units Distribution box DIP switch 1 Repeat switch 2 Terminate switch 3 A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off Repeater mode 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF on on E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF off off F 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 41: ...position Only one distribution box per branch can be used in repeater mode Main monitors cannot be connected to a distribution box that is set to repeater mode 3 The terminate switch of the last distribution box in the branch is set to the on position All others except for a distribution box that is operating in repeater mode are set to the off position 4 The distribution box functioning in repeat...

Page 42: ...er 8 DIP switch determines whether connections are normally open or normally closed Note R After you have set the DIP switches you must also configure the system to use relay signalling or binary signalling Use PC programming page 46 to configure the Lift Signal Mode setting or lobby station programming page 58 to configure the SIGNAL MODE TO LIFT setting Relay signalling example A Control box B C...

Page 43: ... 92 When relay signalling is used by the lift controller settings for stopping on multiple floors for all lifts up to 5 separate floor settings are supported The same floor settings are used for all lifts These settings can only be configured with PC programming page 46 Lift stop timing Stopping at floors can be allowed with unlocking operations from main monitors Only 1 type of floor unlocking me...

Page 44: ...e control box Refer to 7 5 2 Serial number suffixes Page 89 for information on suffixes and the types of PBX software available If the type of software saved to the control box does not match the type of PBX being used download the type of system software that matches the PBX type to the control box Updating is not required if the type of PBX and system software match Download information is avail...

Page 45: ...n there are multiple control boxes used in the system building settings must be configured before room settings R For distribution boxes DIP switch settings Configure using the device s DIP switches 4 5 4 Distribution box switch settings Page 37 R For lift controllers DIP switch settings Configure using the device s DIP switches 4 5 5 Lift controller DIP switch settings Page 42 Lift access permiss...

Page 46: ...or 3 setup tool overview Page 49 R Refer to the following system software information to use system software for PBXs before editing system data with PC programming 5 10 Upgrading the system software Page 78 7 5 2 Serial number suffixes Page 89 R After using the setup tool to communicate with the system restart the control box page 78 Note R The Panasonic Large Apartment System Setup Tool is also ...

Page 47: ...es are saved in CSV format Prepare the data Allows you to choose whether you want to create new configuration files use existing configuration files or download the current data from the system s devices Load and edit the data Allows you to load the data saved in the configuration files into the setup tool for editing Upload the data to device Allows you to upload the data saved in the configurati...

Page 48: ...values in the appropriate columns and then save the file c In the setup tool click Reload R The content of the configuration is reloaded and displayed d Click Close For all other settings a Select the desired setting b Enter the desired value in the Edit Data section R Acceptable values are displayed in a pop up when you mouse over the text field c Click Apply Save to save the settings to the conf...

Page 49: ...nt to download data from the system s devices you must specify which control box 1 4 you are connected to Load and edit the data Allows you to load the data saved in the configuration files into the setup tool for editing R When there are multiple control boxes used in the system building settings must be configured before room settings Upload the data to device Allows you to upload the data saved...

Page 50: ...y text editor or spreadsheet program to open the configuration file b Change the values in the appropriate columns and then save and close the file c In the setup tool click Reload R The content of the configuration is reloaded and displayed d Click Close When editing individual settings a Select the desired setting b Enter the desired value in the Edit Data section R Acceptable values are display...

Page 51: ... section R The paths of each configuration file are displayed in the Load and edit the data section 7 In the Load and edit the data section click Load Edit next to a configuration file that you want to upload R The files s details are displayed R For systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 When there are multiple control boxes used in the system and you want to upload dat...

Page 52: ...on s connection For systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 Connections with the lobby station can be checked 1 Start the setup tool 2 In the Connection Check section click Check Lobby Station 52 5 Programming ...

Page 53: ... 30 SEC 0 180 SEC Talk Time Out Determines the amount of time that passes when talking before the standby screen is displayed 0 90 SEC 1 60 SEC 2 30 SEC 3 180 SEC 4 300 SEC 0 90 SEC Camera Signal Tells the system what signal format is used by the external camera 0 PAL 1 NTSC 0 PAL Lift Signal Mode Determines the signalling method used by the lift controller to communicate with the lift Select the ...

Page 54: ...ng an emergency call emergency talk mode or if the emergency terminal receives an announcement only emergency notice mode 0 EMERGENCY TALK 1 EMERGENCY NOTICE 0 EMERGENCY TALK Lobby Station 1 3 Room settings 3 4 Parameter Description and available settings Default Room No Determines the room number 1 99999 0 is displayed when the room is not configured Resident Name Determines the resident name for...

Page 55: ... CLOSE 1 OPEN 0 CLOSE Camera Connection Tells the system whether a camera is connected or not 0 NO 1 YES 0 NO Camera Name Determines the camera name 1 CAMERA 2 RECEPTION 3 GATE 4 CONTROL ROOM 5 RESTAURANT 6 HALL 7 POOL 8 SECURITY OFFICE 9 ENTRANCE 10 GYM 11 GUEST ROOM 12 KID S ROOM 13 PARKING 14 TERRACE 15 LIFT LOBBY 1 CAMERA Camera Display Priority Determines which camera image is displayed when ...

Page 56: ...om number of the main monitor connected to the corresponding control box port distribution box number and distribution box port 1 99999 0 is displayed when the room is not configured 0 Floor No Determines the floor number setting of the corresponding room number 0 99 0 is the ground floor R When determining the multi floor number setting up to 5 separate floor settings Enter values such as the fol...

Page 57: ...red 1 Control Box No Determines the control box 1 4 to be linked to the building number 1 Lobby Station 1 3 Room settings Room settings can be configured to support a maximum of 2240 rooms Parameter Description and available settings Default Room No Determines the room number 1 99999 0 is displayed when the room is not configured 0 Resident Name Determines the resident name for the corresponding r...

Page 58: ...he lobby station page 27 R If you have already registered the lobby station skip this step 2 Press M N enter the access code M N For systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 a Enter the building number M N b Press M N enter the access code M N R The default access code is 123456 If necessary you can change the access code Changing the access code Page 58 3 Set each paramet...

Page 59: ...etup tool the next time you use it 1 For 1 building systems Enter the resident s room number For multiple buildings systems a Enter the resident s building number b Press M N c Enter the resident s room number 2 Press M N 3 Enter your current configured 4 digit open code R Confirm the 4 digit open code with the facility staff 4 Press MHN M N M N 5 Enter your desired 4 digit open code M N 5 3 1 Lis...

Page 60: ...from the access controller is a closed signal i e the signal is normally open or an open signal i e the signal is normally closed 00 CLOSE 01 OPEN R Available only when DOOR KEY EXTERNAL IN is set to YES 00 CLOSE SET CAMERA CAMERA CONNECTION Tells the system whether a camera is connected or not 00 NO 01 YES 00 NO CAMERA NAME Determines the camera name 01 CAMERA 02 RECEPTION 03 GATE 04 CONTROL ROOM...

Page 61: ...t signal format is used by the external camera 00 PAL 01 NTSC 00 PAL SET TIME DATE Determines the system s time and date settings 1 JAN 2015 00 00 SET TIME OUT MONITOR TIME OUT Determines the amount of time that passes when watching camera images before the standby screen is displayed 00 180 SEC 01 90 SEC 02 60 SEC 03 30 SEC 00 180 SEC TALK TIME OUT Determines the amount of time that passes when t...

Page 62: ...mum of 3 digits can be used 1 999 1 CONTROL BOX NO Determines the control box 1 4 to be linked to the building number 1 Parameter Description and available settings Default SET ROOM NO Determines the room number resident name and building number 1 99999 20 characters max lowercase letters not available 1 999 R The building number must be configured in advance R See Entering numbers and characters ...

Page 63: ...0 Emergency terminal 1 Terminal 1 2 Terminal 2 3 Terminal 3 4 Terminal 4 3 Enter the extension number of the terminal that you want to assign press R Example For extension 101 enter 101 4 Emergency terminal Skip this step Terminals 1 4 Enter a feature number to specify the terminal s name R This name can be used to call the terminal and can be displayed when a station receives a call from the term...

Page 64: ...each control box Feature number Description 02 GATE CALL LOBBY GROUP 1 03 GATE CALL LOBBY GROUP 2 04 GATE CALL LOBBY GROUP 3 Gate call settings page 74 The lobby number of the reception room and the reception terminal used in the reception must be linked together in advance When the number of extension boxes used is increased the DIP switches of the extension boxes must be configured 6 Hang up Not...

Page 65: ...lift usage for visitors to each lobby b Use the navigator key to select the next lobby station c Press when finished R Repeat the above procedure for Lift 2 and Lift 3 8 Confirm the displayed settings R Press to go back and enter the desired settings again 9 Press to check for a duplicate room number R If a duplicate room number is found press to overwrite the existing room number settings or to c...

Page 66: ... The main monitor starts up and enters programming mode 3 When the display lights up release all the buttons 4 Enter the room number a Press or to select the desired number b Press to accept the entered number and advance the cursor c Press when finished 5 Enter the floor number a Press or to select the desired number b Press when finished 6 Set the visitor lift permissions for LIFT 1 a Press or t...

Page 67: ...uplicate is found the settings are saved in the control box Note R If you press the settings will be saved in the main monitor only and the main monitor will restart To save the settings in the control box press R When the mode House mode or Apartment mode of the main monitor is changed the extension monitor automatically changes modes to match the main monitor When programming the VL MV74 1 Press...

Page 68: ...tor will restart To save the settings in the control box press R When the mode House mode or Apartment mode of the main monitor is changed the extension monitor automatically changes modes to match the main monitor 5 5 1 List of main monitor programming parameters The following parameters are available when using main monitor programming Note R You can also use PC programming to configure these se...

Page 69: ...ations When receiving an incoming call from a lobby station the images from lobby stations are displayed in the main monitors of the room units and the lobby station group number of the lobby station is displayed in the image With the VL MVN511 for example if images from a lobby station in lobby station group 1 are displayed 1 is displayed in the image PC programming The following procedure descri...

Page 70: ...tructions in 5 6 2 Extension box DIP switch settings Page 71 before doing the following operations downloading from a lobby station uploading to a lobby station checking lobby station connections for systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 1 DIP switch setting of extension box Set the DIP switches to the settings shown under A 1st lobby station 1 2 PC setup tool Load and ...

Page 71: ...configured from control box 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 1st lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 2nd lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 3rd lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 4th lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 5th lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 6th lobby station Turning off DIP switches Under normal operations set all the DIP switches to off as shown below after completing lobby stati...

Page 72: ...tes the 1st to 6th lobby station within the lobby station group DIP switch pattern 5 7 indicates the number of the control box to be connected to the PC DIP switch Example where lobby station 1 is configured from each control box 1 4 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF From control box 1 to 1st lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF From control box 2 to 1st lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF From control bo...

Page 73: ...y station group Lobby up to 6 Lobby station group Distribution Main monitor Control box 2 Control box 3 Control box 4 PC PC PC PC setup tool 2 3 1 PC setup tool 2 3 1 PC setup tool 2 3 1 PC setup tool 2 3 1 1 PC setup tool Load and edit the data Start the setup tool In the Load and edit the data section configure the required Room settings and General settings 2 PC setup tool Upload the data to de...

Page 74: ...ettings do not operate when the RECEPTION MODE setting is used R In order to display external camera images on a main monitor one of following settings must be changed PC setup tool Change Camera Display Priority in General settings of lobby station 1 3 to CAMERA ONLY Lobby station Change DISPLAY PRIORITY in SET CAMERA to CAMERA ONLY When CAMERA ONLY is configured lobby stations are only used to d...

Page 75: ...r the serial number page 92 When configuring gate call settings for systems with 2 or more control boxes connected to an extension box set the DIP switches of the extension box to the following Gate call settings support up to 2240 room units DIP switch Example where lobby stations 1 6 are configured from each control box 1 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 1st lobby station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF 2nd lobb...

Page 76: ...tage of the 2 wires to be connected to the extension box side using an electrical tester ロヒ ヷペパパバ ヷペパヒバ ヷヘパピ ロビ ヒ ロヒ ロビ ピ ロヒ ロビ ビ ユヒ ヷヘパビ ユビ ヒ ユヒ ユビ ピ ユヒ ユビ ビ Control box Extension box USB DC IN RJ11 PC NP TV Monitor PBX POWER SUPPLY UNIT NP NP POWER SUPPLY UNIT NP Non polarised NP Up to 6 Lobby station Up to 4 Control box L1 L1 L2 L2 DC IN ロヒ ヷヘパパバ ヷヮヘパヒ ヒ ロビ ロヒ ビ ロビ ロヒ ピ ロビ ロヒ フ ロビ ロヒ ロㄐ ㄚ ヴㄕ ㄕㄊ...

Page 77: ...new image files will overwrite old ones SD card specifications R SDHC or SDXC R Capacity 4 GB or larger Formatting the SD card Before inserting an SD card into the control box format the SD card using your computer and the SD formatting tool available from the web page listed below www sdcard org downloads formatter_4 Note R If you do not format the card before using it with the control box Inform...

Page 78: ... support intercom v900 2 Copy the update file to the root path of an SD card Upgrade the system software 1 Turn off the control box 2 Insert the SD card containing the update file into the control box 3 While pressing and holding the MFUNCTIONN button turn on the control box Do not release the button yet 4 Wait for about 20 seconds until the control box s MPOWERN and MACCESSN indicators flash quic...

Page 79: ...C connection check completed Lit Off Reset in progress Flashing quickly Off Reset completed Off Lit Error Duplicate distribution box number found Off Flashing slowly 5 12 2 Distribution box indicators Category Meaning POWER green ACCESS red Normal operation Idle Lit Off Call or monitoring in progress Lit Lit Error DIP switch 8 is in the on position Off Flashing slowly All DIP switches are in the o...

Page 80: ...ion box indicators Category Meaning POWER green ACCESS red Normal operation Idle Lit Off Call or monitoring in progress Lit Lit Error DIP switch 4 and or 8 is in the on position Lit Flashing slowly 80 5 Programming ...

Page 81: ...ntering a building number For systems that support enhanced features version 2 or later page 92 If there are multiple buildings a building number may need to be specified when entering the resident s room number 1 Enter the resident s building number 2 Press M N Entering a room number 1 Enter the resident s room number 2 Press M N to call Searching by first letter of the name 1 Press M N 2 Use the...

Page 82: ...When ENTER BUILDING NO is displayed when calling from a lobby station enter the building number and then press M N 6 2 4 Opening the door by entering the unlock code for residents For systems that support enhanced features version 3 or later page 92 An unlock code open code for unlocking the lobby station can be used by each resident Important R To prevent intruders from entering the building make...

Page 83: ... door s 2 digit floor number Open the entrance door s and allow the lift to visit the specified floor Repeat the voice guidance Room mode vs reception mode When the visitor call mode setting is set to room mode lobby visitors can call a specific resident or room number and speak with residents directly The resident can open the entrance door based on the conversation he she had with the visitor Wh...

Page 84: ...cted To conserve system resources all calls time out and are disconnected after a programmed amount of time 81 The lobby station screen is blank R The lobby station has not detected the visitor Lobby stations feature a motion sensing device that turns on the screen only when a visitor is detected Stand in front of the lobby station when operating it 14 Cannot monitor lobby stations from the main m...

Page 85: ...rticular check the connection between the terminals V1 and V2 of the control box and distribution box You can also use the Connection Check function page 48 of the setup tool to check connections R Power is not connected to all units Check the power connection and connect power to all units R The following settings are not configured to the same values for all lobby stations connected to the same ...

Page 86: ... setup tool to check connections R Power is not connected to the control box Check the power connection and connect power to the control box 29 to 37 blank display R The extension telephone s cable is not correctly connected Connect the extension telephone s cable 31 36 7 2 Cleaning Wipe the product with a soft dry cloth R For excessive dirt wipe the product with a cloth slightly dampened with fre...

Page 87: ...R Illustrations may vary slightly from the actual product 87 7 Other Information ...

Page 88: ...ed as labels to devices The suffix of the serial number can be used to determine which enhanced features are supported by the device Serial number example 5 J A C A 0 0 1 0 0 1 5th digit suffix alphabet Note R The letter used for the suffix is updated for product changes or products with updated features Serial number label locations Lobby station rear view Control box A Serial number label A Seri...

Page 89: ... control box does not match the type of PBX being used download the type of system software that matches the PBX type to the control box Updating is not required if the type of PBX and system software match R Download information is available at the following web site https panasonic net cns pcc support intercom v900 R Refer to 5 10 Upgrading the system software Page 78 or consult your certified P...

Page 90: ...nced version 2 unlocking code setting for each resident lobby station unlocking notification sound settings When the control box is enhanced version 2 multiple floor settings for lifts A B If you know the features version of the control box select the appropriate version See page 91 for information on version numbers and suffixes If you do not know the features version of the control box click Aut...

Page 91: ...igit of serial number Changes summary Software uploaded to the web site VL V900BX A B C D E Setup tool version 1 VL V900TK A B C VL V900SX A B C D VL V900VN A B C D VL V700BX A B C D E F VL V700TK A B C VL V700SX A B C D E VL V700VN A B C D E VL V703BX A B VL V703TK A B VL V703SX A B VL V703VN A B VL V701BX A B C VL V701TK A B VL V701SX A B VL V701VN A B 91 7 Other Information ...

Page 92: ... or later VL V700SX F or later VL V700VN F or later VL V703BX C 1 VL V703TK C 1 VL V703SX C 1 VL V703VN C 1 VL V703BX D or later 2 VL V703TK D or later 2 VL V703SX D or later 2 VL V703VN D or later 2 VL V701BX D or later R Enables the maximum number of distribution boxes to be increased to 10 VL V701TK C or later VL V701SX C or later VL V701VN C or later Enhanced features version 3 Model no Suffix...

Page 93: ...ure below to adjust the volume Refer servicing to an authorised service centre when service is required Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks 1 If the lobby station is already installed remove it B from the flush mount box A Use the supplied hex wrench to remove the 4 screws C 䐡 䐡 䐠 䐡 䐡 䐟 2 Remove the cabinet cover A from the front cabinet B adjust the volu...

Page 94: ...circuit board E and then reattach the cabinet cover by securely fastening the screws C 䐡 䐣 䐤 䐡 䐡 䐡 䐡 䐡 䐡 䐡 䐟 䐢 䐠 3 Refer to 4 3 Installing the Lobby Station Page 24 and reattach the lobby station to the flush mount box 94 7 Other Information ...

Page 95: ...95 Notes ...

Page 96: ...PNQP1226QA C1115HH9049 Panasonic Corporation 2015 1006 Oaza Kadoma Kadoma shi Osaka 571 8501 Japan http www panasonic com ...

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