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MV-MVC1000 and MV-MVC3000 MONITORS
Thank you for choosing the fine new Bitron Video
MV-MVC1000
and
MV-MVC3000
monitors
.
The
MV1000
(
AV5002
),
MVC1000
(
AV5010
) and
MV3000
(
AV6000
) and
MVC3000
(
AV6018
) monitors contain all the
electronics required for operation. No additional parts are needed for setup.
The monitors can be used in
5-wire traditional call video systems
with analogue panels.
The
MV3000-MVC3000
model contains a pre-fitted
Є
BUS decoder
. No additional decoder board is needed for operation in
Є
BUS digital call systems.
Important characteristic of two monitors is their full mechanics compatibility with the previous
MV100
(
AN8419
) and
MVC100
(
AN8401
) models.
The
MV3000-MVC3000
monitor is fully compatible with
MV100
series models. The
MV-MVC1000
model, on the other hand,
presents a differentiated floor call function.
This means you can replace any faulty
MV100
with a
MV3000
, without making any changes to the system and without
needing to replace either the wall-mount support nor the extractable connector.
This operation IS NOT possible for
MV1000
monitors fitted in systems with floor call function (an additional
A3000
or use
A70/IRC
power unit is needed in this case).
Properly connected monitors have the following functions:
•
B/W image display on 4” CRT (MV1000 – MV3000).
•
COLOUR image on 4” TFT screen (MV1000 – MVC3000).
•
Front LED displaying monitor on
(Only on MV-MVC3000)
.
•
Door opening button.
•
External call volume setting at 3 levels.
•
Differentiated, electronic door and floor call ringer tones for MV3000 and MVC3000 models.
•
The ringer tone is generated by the door panel in MV-MVC1000 models. An external call generator is needed for floor
calls (e.g. A70/IRC – AV7362 A3000 – AV1142).
•
MV3000 and MVC3000 are compatible with €-BUS systems without additional external components.
•
Self-start button for monitor and video unit.
•
Two auxiliary buttons for operating external devices, such as staircase lights and electrical gate (see system diagram).
•
Contrast and brightness settings for black/white models.
•
Colour saturation and brightness settings for COLOUR models.
•
Conversation privacy feature (can be excluded by jumper programming on the back).
•
Connection by means of extractable, 11-pole terminal block (rising-clamp type).
PACKAGE CONTENTS
The package contains:
•
1 MV-MVC1000 / MV-MVC3000, monitor complete with extractable terminal block.
•
1 bracket for wall mounting.
•
4 wall plugs with screws .
•
1 Instruction Manual.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Power supply Voltage:_________________16
÷
21Vdc
Maximum absorbed current:____________500mA
Video Signal (A and B terminals): _______5 Vp-p, balanced, on 75
Ω
(A neg. B pos.)
Screen:___________________________4” B/W CRT (P45 white phosphors), or 4” Colour TFT LCD
External call: ______________________
dual-tone electronic call with volume adjustment, DIN DON DAN
on MV3000
Floor call: ________________________
electronic call on piezo buzzer, with volume reducer, DIN DON DAN on MV3000
Audio: ___________________________“1+
n
” with excludible conversation privacy
Q-Q1 e Q-Q2 inputs:_________________24V AC/DC, 0.5A
Work temperature:__________________- 5°C
÷
+50°C
Storage temperature:_______________ - 10°C to +60°C
INSTALLATION
Fix the mounting bracket onto the wall, making sure its central opening is centred over the embedded electric box or cable
exit from the wall.
Advisable height is from 1.48 to 1.52 metres from the finished floor (
fig. 1a
).
Use the provided extractable terminal block, and wire it according to the connection diagram (see
fig.3
).
If necessary, configure the monitor as indicated in the CONFIGURATION chapter (
fig.5
).
Insert the terminal block and fix the monitor on the wall bracket as indicated in
fig.4a
.
To make the monitor mounting more secure, insert the small wedge previously detached from the bracket (fig.1), as
described in fig.4a
.
For correct functioning of the monitor, connect the wires according to the plans enclosed with the video group. Then, refer to
the CONFIGURATION chapter for setting the programming jumpers on the back
(fig.5).
TERMINAL BLOCK CONTACTS
MV-MVC1000 and MV-MVC3000 monitors have the following connection contacts (see
fig.2
):
P
Input for doorbell push button
T
Auxiliary services output, power supply Din-Don floor call (only MV-MVC3000)or trigger input without call ringing
activation (all the monitors).
1
System
ground
3
Monitor power supply positive
A
Negative video input
B
Positive video output
C
Input for speech, call and door-opener
E
Monitor
self-start
Q2
NO dry contact (24V 0.5A)
Q1
NO dry contact (24V 0.5A)
Q
Common contact for Q1 and Q2
Description of auxiliary connections
All the following connection are necessary for the monitor’s auxiliary functions.
Connect the “
P
” wire in the following cases:
•
In MV-MVC1000 monitors to use the floor call function. In this case, an A70/IRC or A3000 auxiliary power unit for
sending the negative call to the entire column is needed.
•
In MV3000 and MVC3000 monitors for the “DIN DON” internal floor call function. For this function, connect a wire
from terminal “
+
” of the A70 power unit to terminal “
T
” and a button between terminal “
T
” and terminal “
P
”.
•
In MV3000 and MVC3000 monitors for enabling the
Є
BUS call-confirmation tone on the visitor panel.
For all details, refer to the attached diagrams (see also A70/IRC – AV7362 A3000 – AV1142 documentation).
Connect the “
T
” wire in the following cases:
•
In MV-MVC3000 monitors to use the auxiliary functions .
•
In MV-MVC1000 and MV-MVC3000 monitors as input for auxiliary monitor switch-on without activating the
ringer. This function is available by supplying -12V voltage between T and 1 when a voltage of + 20V is present
on terminal 3.
•
Power supply for floor call (only MV-MVC3000)
The “
E
” wire is to be connected to the video module to activate the monitor and the camera also without an external
call. This function is obtained by pushing the button marked with the symbol “
•
“ on the monitor.
Wires Q (common), Q1, Q2 must be connected to use the N.O. button contacts. For example, to operate staircase
lights, cameras, electrical gates, etc.
CONFIGURATION
The MV-MVC1000 / MV-MVC3000 monitors are configured by default so as to function in substitution of MV100 monitors. No
configuration is required for most applications.
This is not applicable in the following cases:
•
In
Є
BUS digital call systems which require careful user code configuration.
•
In MV-MVC1000 monitors because they are not provided with integrated floor call function.
NOTE
5
For a correct functioning of the system,
wires 1-3-A-B-C must be connected.
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