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- Page 1 System One ® HOME COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ..................2 LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT ................... 3 MASTER STATION ..................3 ROOM STATIONS ................... 4 FRONT DOOR/GATE STATION(S) ..............5 POWER SUPPLY.................... 5 ANTENNA (AM/FM AERIALS) ................5 AUXILIARY INPUT JACK .................. 6 AUXILIARY/LOCK OUTPUT BOARD..............6 WHERE TO RUN CABLE.................. -
Page 3: General Information
Door stations is generally limited to 20. It is important that the power supply is properly matched to the size of the system. (See Power Supply Page 25) CAUTION: Failure to use Valet cable may cause problems with the performance of the system and will void warranty on the equipment. -
Page 4: Location Of Equipment
LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT Master Station (Optional, Special Order Only) Where a master has been purchased as part of the system, it is generally located above the breakfast bar in the kitchen/family room at a suggested height of 55” from the floor to the center of the unit. As all wiring from other stations is generally terminated at the rear of the master, the walls should be no less than 2 ¾”... -
Page 5: Room Stations
Room Stations Careful consideration must be given to present and/or future layout of furniture so as not to locate stations in inappropriate positions. To avoid audio feedback, room stations should be kept at least 12 to 16 feet 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. -
Page 6: Front Door/Gate Station(S)
Power Supply The power supply is usually located no less than 6 feet and not more than 16 feet from the point of connection at the System One Room Station. Suggested locations are kitchen cupboards, pantry, bedroom wardrobes etc. Because the power supply dissipates heat more effectively in a cool environment it is recommended that the supply not be located in the roof space of a dwelling. -
Page 7: Auxiliary Input Jack
Auxiliary Input Jack Optional accessory allowing music from an external source such as a Tape Deck, CD player or walkman to play throughout the Intercom System. Two different types of Input Jack are used: - Type A - For use with a Master Type B - for use without a Master The Input Jack should be installed in a wall near the location where the external music source is to be situated. -
Page 8: Where To Run Cable
WHERE TO RUN CABLE Cables can be run either: In the roof space In false ceilings/bulkhead area Through and/or around external walls Under floors (subject to access being available) Note: Intercom cables should be run as far away from AC wiring as practicality permits. -
Page 9: What Cable To Use
WHAT CABLE TO USE ? General System One is designed to operate using 8 core cable however operation is also possible using 6 core cable with the disadvantage that music will be muted at all room stations while private communication is in progress. - Page 10 Auxiliary Input Jack Optional Two different Input Jacks are available, each requiring different cabling. Type ‘A’ ( For use with a system incorporating a master) (Special Order Only) Run ‘2 core’ shielded audio cable from the master to the Input Jack. Type ‘B’...
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Page 11: Maximum Length For Cable Runs
MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR CABLE RUNS As stated in the previous section the system may be Star Wired from a central point or Loop Wired however the number of stations on a loop is governed by the length of the loop, and also whether or not a standby battery is being used in conjunction with the supply. -
Page 12: Wiring Diagram With Master
WIRING DIAGRAM WITH MASTER (SPECIAL ORDER ONLY) ALARM PANIC INPUT FIG 8 CABLE MASTER AUTOMATIC GATE FIG 8 CABLE STATION MECHANICAL CHIME VALET CABLE FRONT DOOR STATION VALET CABLE ROOM ROOM SINGLE CORE STATION STATION VALET CABLE ROOM ROOM SINGLE CORE... -
Page 13: Wiring Diagram Without Master
STATION STATION ROOM ROOM STATION STATION POWER SUPPLY SUPPLY VALET INTERCOM CABLE INPUT JACK INPUT JACK FIGURE 8 CABLE TYPE B TYPE B SINGLE CORE CABLE NOTE: Single core cable not required if Aux/Lock boards not used PLUG INPUT JACK... -
Page 14: Dimensions
DIMENSIONS Master (Special Order Only) STANDBY TUNING 14-7/8" MUSIC HOUSE MONITOR DOOR CANCEL PRIVACY 2-3/4" 12-3/8" Room station VOL 0 6 MAX 5-1/8" PRIV MON MUS CLR HOUSE DOOR AUX 2-3/4" 10-3/8"... -
Page 15: Installation Of Vr102 Room Stations
INSTALLATION OF VR102 ROOM STATIONS Room Stations in Timber Frame Walls Cut hole in wall lining keeping one side of the cut out adjacent to a stud so as to allow for firm fixing. Fit room station housing into cut out and mark positions for wall fixing attachments. - Page 16 Wall Stud Cut out opening 3-5/8" x 8-7/8" (H x W) ROOM STATION HOUSING 1 Wood Fixing Screw (26mm) ROOM STATION FACIA Wing Toggle Bolt N o t e : No W a l l B o x i s required for this installation.
- Page 17 SINGLE CORE MUS2 ORANGE MUS1 GREEN COM2 BLUE WHITE COM1 SHLD DRAIN WIRE SHIELDED YELLOW SHIELDED GREY NOTE: - DRAIN WIRE should be wired to every room station at BLACK the 'SHLD' terminal - DRAIN WIRE should be insulated. - SINGLE CORE not required if Aux/Lock Board(s) not fitted to system. VR102 ROOM STATION - CABLE TERMINATION SINGLE CORE MUS2...
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Page 18: Installation Of Door/Gate Stations
Green and orange wires are not used at door station. Tape green and orange wires back to white outer sheath of valet cable. Do not connect green and orange wires of door station cable at room station end. Tape back in same manner as above. -
Page 19: Installation Of Auxiliary Input Jack - Type A
INSTALLATION OF AUXILIARY INPUT JACK - TYPE A ) (Special Order Only) For Systems With a Master a) INSTALLATION AT FRAME STAGE PRIOR TO LINING OF WALLS Secure wall mounting plate (PN155) to the stud wall adjacent to the power point intended for operating your Tape Deck, CD player etc, and pull the shielded cable through the opening of the plate. -
Page 20: Installation Of Auxiliary Input Jack - Type B
INSTALLATION OF AUXILIARY INPUT JACK - TYPE B For Systems Without a Master a) INSTALLATION WITH TIMBER FRAME WALLS Cut out the wall lining so as to allow the circuit board to be recessed into the opening. Mark the mounting points and fit appropriate wall plugs. Pull the cable through the opening, strip the required wires and screw to the terminals of the input jack as indicated on the diagram. - Page 21 WHITE SHIELD JUMPER INPUT JACK - TYPE A FOR SYSTEMS WITH A MASTER NOTE FOR INPUT JACK - TYPE B: JUMPER OPEN - For 8 wire systems - Allows music to play at rooms not involved in private communication. JUMPER BRIDGED - For 6 wire systems - Enables music to be muted while chimes or communication is in progress. NOTE: For 6 Wire Systems - Fit Jumper to L1 MUS2 (ORANGE) MUS1 (GREEN)
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Page 22: Installation Of Master Station
Pull the cables through the wall box. Strip back approximately 6” of the white insulation from all the Valet Intercom cables. Twist the wires together according to their colours and trim to equal length. - Page 23 Wall Stud Timber Frame Wall Box MASTER STATION 4x Grey Mounting screws(40 mm) Cutout size 14" x 10-3/4" (H x W) Note: The cutout size is intentionally smaller than the actual size of the wall box to allow for firmer fixing. Insert the wall box into the opening on its side and then straighten it up.
- Page 24 MASTER TERMINATIONS AUX R AUX L OUTER SHIELD TAPE L 1 pair shielded TAPE R RED - 13.8V BLACK BLACK - 0V SPARE OUTER SHIELD SHIELDS - 0V RED SHIELDED GREY - TIMER CON WHITE SHIELDED YELLOW - VOLTAGE CON 3 pair WHITE WHITE...
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Page 25: Power Supply
POWER SUPPLY Requirements A Regulated 13.8V DC power supply is required to power the system. The required current rating of the supply will vary depending on the size of the system and is equal to the sum of the current draw of each unit used. CURRENT DRAW - MASTER - 350 mA peak - STATIONS - 150 mA peak - AUX O-P BOARD - 60 mA per board... - Page 26 Installing Power Supply Attach ‘figure 8’ wire from the master to the output of supply ensuring that polarity (+ve & -ve) is correct. NOTE: The trace on the output wires of a transformer cannot be relied upon to indicate +ve & -ve. Always use a multimeter to check polarity before making the final connection.
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Page 27: Control Voltage Load Resistor
CONTROL VOLTAGE LOAD RESISTOR The fitting of a Load Resistor to the system is required to balance the Voltage Control Line so that communication is received by the appropriate station(s). Although a Load resistor is provided with each Room Station Only One Load Resistor is required for an entire system. -
Page 28: Room Station Coding - Vr102
ROOM STATION CODING - VR102 For the purpose of Select Calling (Calling individual or grouped stations), each station must be allocated either a Single Digit or Double Digit number. If more than one station is allocated the same number, the stations having the same number will form a group. -
Page 29: Keypad Backlighting
Double Digit Coding Double Digit Format is a programming option intended for systems requiring from 9 to 24 select call channels. This format requires that two buttons be pressed in sequence for calling individual stations. Note: Double digit format is not compatible with the Current Master (VM101) and Previous model Room Stations (VR101). -
Page 30: Door Station Adjustments
DOOR STATION ADJUSTMENTS There are three adjustments on the door station which may require fine tuning after installation. NOTE: A flat bladed screw driver with a blade width of between 2mm and 2.4mm is required for these adjustments. The use of an incorrect screw driver will result in the pot being damaged. Door Station Volume Speaker volume at the door station is adjusted by means of a miniature trim pot (VR1) located in the center of the circuit board. -
Page 31: Changing The Chime
CHANGING THE CHIME The chime melody can be changed to any one of nine options by means of the two programming switches (SEL & PROG) situated on the door station circuit board as Indicated below. SHLD COM1 COM2 PROG PROG Procedure Press the Program button (PROG) –... -
Page 32: Chime Voltage Output
CHIME VOLTAGE OUTPUT The CH Terminal provides an output voltage whenever the chime button is pressed. The duration of this output voltage is set by 1of 3 programming options. Chime Voltage Output Options • Option #1 Single flash - Voltage present for duration of Bell Press •... -
Page 33: Using Two Masters
USING TWO MASTERS Two masters can be used in situations for example where a main house and a granny flat require to be connected in terms of communication but independent in terms of radio operation. In this situation one master remains on the standard code setting of ‘1’ and the other master is set to No ‘2’... -
Page 34: Six Wire Operation Using Vr102 Room Stations
SIX WIRE OPERATION USING VR102 ROOM STATIONS Although System One is designed to operate optimally using 8 wire Hook-up, it will also operate using 6 wire hook-up with the trade off that music will mute at all stations during private communication. (With 8 wire hook-up music only mutes at the 2 stations involved in communication) To operate a system using 6 wire hook-up, the following is required. -
Page 35: Cable Functions
CABLE FUNCTIONS POS (RED) 13.8 VDC - May measure from 11V to 13.8V with respect to 0V depending on voltage drop due to cable length. NEG (BLACK) 0 VDC TIMER CONTROL - Holds receiving stations on line for period controlled by initiating station.