3
1
2
8
1
2
9
A
B
M1
M2
SW1
SW3
CN1
B
A
CN2
CN3
CN4
B
+
BUS
LOCAL
SW9
A/B
10
WARNINGS FOR THE USER
- Please do not open or tamper the device (high
voltage!).
- Please avoid knocking or bumping the appara-
tus as it could result in the breakage of the pic-
ture tube and the consequent projection of glass
fragments.
- In the case of breakdown or modification of the
apparatus of the system (such as power sup-
plier...) please contact a specialized maintenan-
ce service.
YKP/301+YVC COLOR MONITOR WITH HANDSET
Features similar to YKP/301+YV, it has a colour
saturation control
instead of the contrast control
(fig. 1).
Standard functions
- Doorbell input.
- Memorisation of up to 3 calls from the entry panel.
- Calls with differentiated ring tone on the basis of
the origin (entry panel, doorbell, porter switch-
board, intercom unit).
- Ring tone programming from the entry panel (4
tunes) and the ground floor (4 tunes).
- Number of rings announcing the call can be pro-
grammed from the entry panel (one non-program-
mable ring announces a call with the doorbell).
- Call can be rerouted to another receiver.
If the user called does not answer, the call can be
rerouted to another receiver by programming with
PCS/300.
- Audible signal to indicate system busy.
Optional functions
The receiver can accommodate the modules YPL
and YP3 and loudspeaker YAL to implement its
standard functions.
• With YPL module:
- call disabling (Privacy) with warning light;
- call attenuation;
- door open warning light;
- warning that porter switchboard is trying to get in
touch.
• With YP3 module:
- intercom calls (max. 6) with VSE/301 selector or
for activating auxiliary services with actuators.
- call transfer in intercom mode.
If there is a call from the entry panel during a con-
versation between intercom sets, a short audible
signal repeated every 5 s advises the receiver’s
user of the call. By pressing one of the call buttons
and hanging up, the conversation can be transfer-
red to another receiver.
The receiver receiving the transferred call can, in
turn, transfer the call.
• With YAL loudspeaker:
- call note made more powerful.
Function of jumper SW1
(Call attenuated and management of calls acti-
vating a number of receivers)
Normally supplied ready inserted. Remove the jum-
per
SW1
(fig. 10) in the event the volume of the call
note is to be attenuated, or if you have a number of
receivers activated by the same call.
NOTE. If jumper SW1 is turned off, all the YPL acces-
sory, where installed, can do is disable the call note.
Maximum number of receivers activated by same
call:
- 3 with normal call (jumper SW1 inserted);
- 2 with normal call and 6 with attenuated call (jum-
per SW1 not inserted).
WARNING. Loudspeaker YAL should be considered
as a receiver.
Function of jumper SW3
(Resistive load termination)
The unit features a jumper
SW3
(fig. 10) for the
impedance terminating the signal line.
Remove the jumper if the line continues towards
other receivers.
Function of jumper SW9
(Selects power source)
The video handset has a jumper
SW9
(fig. 10) for
selecting the type of power supply (from BUS or a
separate power supply unit).
For power supply from X1 BUS
(max. 1 video hand-
set active only)
, position jumper
SW9
on
BUS
(default setting).
For separate power supply, position jumper
SW9
on
LOCAL
(as additional receiver for a simultaneous
call, use in X2 installations, or if the YV-YVC monitor
module is disconnected).
Entry panel selection in installations with a num-
ber of entry panels
To use this function, turn on the monitor by pressing
the button entry panel activation
.
Next, press the same button again to select the
entry panels.
STANDARD PROGRAMMING
(without the need to use the software PCS/300)
To programme the call in system 300 or X1 (X2)
installations, see the literature enclosed with the
XA/300LR control unit and X2 entry panel.
If programming the 2nd and 3rd call from the entry
panel, simply press the keys subsequently corre-
sponding to the first call button.
NOTE. Do not exit receiver programming mode until
you have associated all the desired calls.
To programme intercom calls, see the instructions
provided with the VSE/301 selector.
PROGRAMMING WITH PCS/300
The unit can be programmed through the PCS/300
by selecting the corresponding receiver.
PROGRAMMING MELODIES AND NUMBER OF RINGS
To enter programming mode, lift the receiver and
press the button underneath
A
(fig. 5) 5 times,
within 5 s.
A short audible signal sounds to confirm you have
entered programming mode (you automatically
enter the entry panel call melody programming pro-
cedure).
To repeat the procedure to enter programming
mode, hang up and wait at least 5 s.
Press the door lock release button to run through
the different modes in sequence.
A number of short audible signals sound to indica-
te that you have entered the corresponding mode:
no. 1 audible signal:
programming of melody asso-
ciated with the call from the entry panel.
no. 2 audible signals:
programming of melody asso-
ciated with doorbell.
no. 3 audible signals:
programming of number of
rings announcing a call.
1 - Programming of melody associated with the call
from the entry panel
The first entry panel call melody is played repea-
tedly, alternated with a short audible signal.
To listen to the next melody, press the auxiliary but-
ton 2 (
) during the pause between the audible
signal and melody.
Repeat the operation until you hear the melody you
want.
To save the new setting without programming
anything else, hang up; otherwise, press the door
lock release button to call up the next programming
procedure.
2 - Programming of melody associated with doorbell
The first doorbell melody is played repeatedly, alter-
nated with two short audible signals.
To listen to the next melody, press the auxiliary but-
ton 2 (
) during the pause between the audible
signal and melody.
Repeat the operation until you hear the melody you
want.
To save the new setting without programming
anything else, hang up; otherwise, press the door
lock release button to call up the next programming
procedure.
3 - Programming of number of rings announcing a call
Three short audible signals sound.
Decide how many rings you want and press the
auxiliary button 2 (
) the corresponding number of
times (in the range 1 to 6).
In system 300 installations, you can increase the
number of rings to a maximum of 51 by customizing
control unit XA/300LR.
3 s after the button was last pressed, you will hear
the call selected for the chosen number of rings.
If you want to save settings without programming
anything else, hang up; otherwise, press the door
lock release button to enter the entry panel call
melody programming procedure again.
NOTE. When you exit programming mode, the last
settings selected for each programming procedure
are saved.
