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Manual DoorCom IP DCIP 650-0 - Siedle

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In-Home bus: Video<br />

Multiple line system<br />

AS-TVHa-1/1 with DC<strong>IP</strong> <strong>650</strong>-...<br />

Functional characteristics<br />

Up to 29 PC users (Software Clients)<br />

in a network can be called per<br />

SII <strong>650</strong>-... .<br />

In a multiple-line system, several<br />

lines are connected. The line address<br />

must be set the same at each<br />

BVNG <strong>650</strong>-..., SIVS 610-... and<br />

SII <strong>650</strong>-... .<br />

In each line, a maximum of one<br />

DC<strong>IP</strong> <strong>650</strong>-... may be used.<br />

In a multiple-line system with 2 lines,<br />

this means that 60 users can be<br />

called form a door station. Calling<br />

and door release via the Software<br />

Client DC<strong>IP</strong> SC 600-... .<br />

The Software Client must be<br />

installed on every PC which receives<br />

calls. The door call is switched via<br />

the DCA 740-... to the telephone<br />

system. A connected telephone can<br />

accept the door call.<br />

Call functions of the Software Client<br />

3-tone chime as standard, a<br />

dedicated *.wav file can be assigned<br />

for each call tone.<br />

It is not possible to listen in to an<br />

existing call from other PC users in<br />

the network.<br />

The door is opened by the called<br />

PC user using a “virtual door<br />

release button”, the light switching<br />

function is actuated using a “virtual<br />

light button”. The door call can be<br />

muted with an optical display on the<br />

monitor.<br />

Supplementary functions<br />

• Additional PC users can be<br />

implemented with an additional line.<br />

• Up to 10 PC users can be called in<br />

parallel with a call button from the<br />

door station.<br />

UP to 49/45 PC users are possible<br />

at one <strong>IP</strong>VS... . Reduction to 45 PC<br />

users can result if 10 or more PC users<br />

are configured as parallel devices.<br />

Remarks<br />

a) The TR 603-... (12 V AC, 1.3 A)<br />

can supply 1 door release button<br />

and max. 24 bus call button modules<br />

with LED lighting (BTM <strong>650</strong>-01, -02,<br />

-03 and -04).<br />

With more than 24 illuminated bus<br />

call button modules, an additional<br />

TR 603-... is required.<br />

Current consumers in the AS<br />

diagram:<br />

Door release appr. 600 mA<br />

Camera heating 100 mA<br />

LED lighting<br />

Per bus call button module 25 mA<br />

b) Door release contact load in the<br />

bus video line rectifier BVNG <strong>650</strong>-...<br />

max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC, 2 A.<br />

• Light contact load in the bus video<br />

line rectifier max. 15 V AC,<br />

30 V DC, 2 A.<br />

c) Door release 12 V AC, use at<br />

least 20 Ohm, (e.g. TÖ 615-...), for<br />

possible connection variants see<br />

chapter 8, page 80.<br />

f) Distance of the BVNG <strong>650</strong>-.../<br />

SII <strong>650</strong>-... to the door station max.<br />

100 m with J-Y(ST)Y 0.8 mm core<br />

material. During installation, ensure<br />

that the door release is laid in a<br />

separate cable. Supply voltage<br />

available from SIVS 610-... at the<br />

terminals bv+/cv- 15 V DC,<br />

max. 300 mA.<br />

The DCA 740-01 can optionally be<br />

connected to the PBX extension of<br />

a telephone system. Active door<br />

calls can then be routed via the<br />

telephone. The functions of the <strong>IP</strong><br />

interface still remain possible.<br />

g) The DCA 740-01 can optionally<br />

be connected to the PBX extension<br />

of a telephone system. Active door<br />

calls can then be routed via the<br />

telephone. The function of the <strong>IP</strong><br />

interface remains possible.<br />

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