dsk dsk-xxxxc dsk-xxxxp -xxxxa

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DSK-XXXXA
DSK-XXXXC
DSK-XXXXP
Telephone Entry Door Intercom
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Channel Vision’s DSK-Series door stations can interface with
a variety of telephone entry control products to provide
communication with the front door. They are available in a
variety of configurations including options for a hidden
camera and compatibility with Panasonic’s popular KSU
phone systems. These door stations also feature an
integrated access control keypad which can be used to open
an entrance gate or an electric door lock. The DSK-Series
door stations install in a standard 3-gang junction box,
making it a simple and affordable addition to any home.
Features:
h Rust-proof faceplate
h Discrete speaker and microphone
h Hidden camera option available
h Fits a 3-gang box
h Available in many different finishes
Depth
Behind Plate 3.00”
Dimensions:
7.25”
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0.38”
Plate
Depth
Only
5.0”
Understanding the model number:
Part numbering: DP door plates
DSK-0212C
(DS3-0212C shown for example only)
A
C
P
P-0920, P-0921, & TE110/C-0920 compatible
P-0930 compatible
Panasonic KXT-624 compatible
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Polished Brass
Antique Brass
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Satin Nickel
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No camera
Color camera (6404)
Understanding the compatibility options
There are three different types of systems that DSK door stations can
be used with. The compatibility for these different types of systems is
indicated by the suffix of the model number which follows the 4-digit
numerical code.
If the suffix is the letter “A”, such as DSK-0212A, then the door plate
is compatible with Channel Vision’s telephone entry products
including models P-0920, P-0921, C-0920, and TE110.
If the suffix is the letter “C”, such as DSK-0212C, then the door plate
is compatible with Channel Vision’s Whole-House CAT5 Intercom
Hub, model P-0930.
If the suffix is the letter “P”, such as DSK-0212P, then the door plate
is compatible with Panasonic KXT-624 and older KSU’s.
This station is not compatible with digital systems such as the
KX-TDA50, KX-TDA100, KXT-824, or KXT-848.
Please double check to be sure that you have purchased the correct
model number for your application.
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Channel Vision Compatible (DSK-xxxxA)
The DSK-0xxxA and DSK-6xxxA both interface with the Channel Vision’s telephone
entry controllers, P-0920 and P-0921 to provide audio and video communication with
the front door. Using a 2-conductor wire, connect the Telephone Entry Controller to
the empty screw terminal block on the door station (see diagram). For the camera,
use RG6 for analog video and 18/2 wire for power.
From Telephone
Service Provider
12VAC
500mA
CO Input
Chime
Unlock
Door
Intercom
Power
Phones
Ring
Strike
Active
Intercom
Active
or #
No CO
3/5 rng
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12VAC
Strike
Time
PRO
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TELEPHONE ENTRY CONTROLLER
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Model
P-0920
CHANNEL
VISION
TM
Telephones
CO Input
House
Telephones
Panasonic Compatible (DSK-xxxxP)
Channel Vision's Panasonic models are a compatible replacement for the Panasonic
KXT30865. They are an attractive alternative to the standard plastic door station sold
by Panasonic. This product interfaces with Panasonic’s KSU phone systems to
provide communication with the front door.
From Telephone
Service Provider
Using a 2-conductor wire, connect the door
phone output of your Panasonic KSU to the
empty screw terminal block on the door station
Panasonic
KSU
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System Phones
Connect to the
terminals marked
“TO SYS”
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Channel Vision CAT5 Intercom Compatible
(DSK-xxxxC)
The diagram below shows how to connect the DSK-xxxxC to Channel
Vision’s CAT5 Whole-House Intercom system. When the button is pressed on
the DSK-xxxxC the ST-3000 Intercom Stations will generate a door chime.
Pressing Answer/End will open communication with the DSK-xxxxC. Model
DSK-6xxxC includes an analog 960H color camera.
Press here to
answer door
ST-C5IDS
DSK-xxxxC
SGP
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ST-3000
500ft.
max
P-0930
Hub
Link
In
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Room 1
Model
P-0930
Room 2
Room 4
Room 3
PRO
CHANNEL
VISION
TM
Room 5
Link
Out
Room 6
Whole-House Intercom
Page Trigger
Using CAT5 wire, connect the
P-0930 to the 110 connector
on the door station
Page Out
IR
Power
Emitters
+15VDC
Using the Access Keypad
Status Light: (Red)
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Power Light: (Green)
IMPORTANT: if power
light does not illuminate,
immediately disconnect
power supply and check
for correct polarity.
Keypad
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DSK Series Keypad Programming
The DSK Series Keypad is an extremely versatile keypad that can be configured in the
field. It has one built-in relay. It is ideal to control on elock, iethe rfail safe or fail secure. It
can also trigger a contact closure to activate an automatic door opener or gate operator.
There are two additional open collector outputs. With 2 installer-provided external relays,
up to 3 devices can be controlled.
Keypad Connector DIagram
CONFIGURATION
PINS - “CONFIG”
YELLOW- Anti
Tailgate/internal Alarm
(Do NOT Apply Voltage)
PINK - Remote Bypass
(Do NOT apply voltage)
TAN - Earth Ground
GRAY - Normally Closed
BLUE - Common
VIOLET - Normally Open
VOLTAGE SELECT DC ONLY
(Do NOT apply voltage)
12-24V (default), 27VDC Max Jumper on 1 pin only
5V- Jumper on both pins
BROWN - 24-hr Access (Do NOT apply voltage)
BLACK - Ground
ORANGE - Program (Do NOT apply voltage)
RED - Input Voltage
WHITE - Output A
GREEN - Output B
RED - + Voltage, 27VDC Max
BLACK - Ground
YELLOW - Anti Tailgate
If not used this must be connected to BLACK. By adding a door monitor
switch between YELLOW and BLACK the door will relock immediately
after opening. If the third output is set up as an internal Alarm, this switch
will trigger the alarm if the door is opened without a code or if the door is
left open longer than the Door Ajar Time setting.
PINK - Remote Bypass
Connect a normally Open push button between PINK and BLACK to trigger
the main output for its normal Door Open Time Setting
ORANGE - Set Up Programming
Momentarily connecting ORANGE to BLACK puts the unit in Set Up Mode
(Same as entering *3, Master Code #)
BROWN - 24-hour Access
If Time Clock is enabled in Set up, and the BROWN wire is grounded, all
codes work normally. When the BROWN wire is not grounded, only those
codes with 24-hour Access Authorization will function.
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Keypad Configuration
Voltage Selection
The factory default setting for th keypad voltage is 12-24VDC. Verify that the jumper is removed or
placed over only one pin. For 5VDC, the jumper should be placed across both pins. If changing the
voltage is necessary, make sure the power is removed first.
Keypad Output Selection
THE KEYPAD OUTPUT IS FACTORY CONFIGURED AND DOES NOT NEED TO BE
RECONFIGURED IN THE FIELD
Once the voltage jumper is verified or correctly set (see above)
1. Remove power
2. Jumper the tow pins above the connector labeled “CONFIG”
3. Apply appropriate power (You should hear 4 beeps and the RED LED will flash and the GREEN
LED will be solid)
4. Now that the keypad is in configuration mode, select the desired output by entering the
configuration number followed by #.
a. Keypad Output
Keypad Output
Configuration
Self-Contained- Non-encoded
99#
b. (OPTIONAL) To change the audible beep, enter
Code Audible Beep
201#
Normal Beep (factory default)
200#
Short Click (quieter)
5. Remove power.
6. Remove configuration jumper
7. Re-apply power.
IMPORTANT: Once the configuration is selected, you must remove power, remove the configuration
jumper and then re-apply power in order to complete the configuration procedure. Note: If the
configuration jumper is not removed, the LED’s will flash and the Keypad will beep continuously.
Keypad Reset
In certain cases you may want to erase all user codes and restore system defaults. To perform this
procedure
1. Remove Power
2. Jumper the two pins above the connector labeled “CONFIG”
3. Apply appropriate power (You should hear 4 beeps and the RED LED will flash and the GREEN
LED will be solid)
4. Once the keypad is in configuration mode, enter 0099#. The keypad will beep twice and both LEDs
will flash for approximately 10 seconds (During this time the keypad will appear dead. Do NOT
remove power!)
5. Wait and you will hear 4 beeps and the RED LED will flash and the GREEN LED will be solid.
6. Enter the configuration number followed by #.
a. Keypad Output
Keypad Output
Configuration
Self-Contained- Non-encoded
99#
b. (OPTIONAL) To change the audible beep, enter
Code Audible Beep
201#
Normal Beep (factory default)
200#
Short Click (quieter)
7. Remove power.
8. Remove configuration jumper
9. Re-apply power.
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Configuration
Input Requirements
The DSK keypad accepts 5VDC or 12-24VDC. System current draw (max) is as follows:
- Standby: 25mA
- During Operation: 100mA
Output Capabilities:
Main Door Output
SPDT relay rated at 24V 2A Max
Output A
A transistor output intended to drive a relay that can be programmed for one of the following:
1. CCTV or Light Controller - First key press triggers a Timed Output (1 to 99 seconds)
2. Auxiliary Output - Manual Control or Timed Output (1 to 99 seconds)
3. Second Door - Users can be assigned to open a 2nd door
4. Doorbell - Press # at the Keypad to trigger a 1 second output for a doorbell (not included)
Output B
A transistor output intended to drive a relay that can be programmed for one of the following:
1. CCTV or Light Controller - First key press triggers a Timed Output (1 to 99 seconds)
2. Auxiliary Output - Manual Control or Timed Output (1 to 99 seconds)
3. Third Door - Users can be assigned to open a 3rd door
4. Internal Alarm System - Detect Break-in, Door-ajar & Tamper
5. Doorbell - Press # at the Keypad to trigger a 1 second output for a doorbell (not included)
Programming Overview
There are two programming commands used with the DSK Keypad.
*3 is the Programming System Setup. This programming command allows the
programming of the Master Code, setting the main relay opening time, allows latching
(toggling) of the main relay, etc.
*1 is the Programming Command for programming user codes (page #). When
programming the user codes, you have the ability to assign users authorizations. You can
authorize a user to latch (if the system was set up to latch in the *3 programming
sequence), you can allow a user to program or delete codes or activate one of the other
outputs, etc.
The DSK Keypad is configured at the factory. Under normal installation, there is no need
to configure or reset the keypad unless the beeper needs to be quieter.
The Default Master Code is: 1 2 3
The Relay on Time is: 5 sec
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Programming System Setup - Continued
- Changing the Master Code (Default 1-2-3)
A. Enter 1 #
B. Enter the New Master Code followed by #
C. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming
Keypad Status After Step Completion
Step
Beep
Red LED
Green LED
A
Double
Fast Flash
Slow Flash
B
Triple
Fast Flash
Solid
Note: If you forget the Master Code, momentarily ground the ORANGE wire. This will take
you to Step 3 of Programming System Setup. Once you enter setup mode, you have 30
seconds to begin the program sequence.
- Setting the Main Door Open Time (Default: 5 Seconds)
A. Enter 2 #
B. Enter the desired Door Open Time (1-99 Seconds), followed by #
Example: 2 # 1 5 # (15 Sec. Door Open Time)
C. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
Keypad Status After Step Completion
Step
Beep
Red LED
Green LED
A
Double
Fast Flash
Slow Flash
B
Triple
Fast Flash
Solid
- Setting Latching Option (Default: Off)
A. Enter 3 #
B. Select the desired latching option:
Off- 0 #
Manual- 9 9 #
Timed- Enter the desired time interval in hours (1-98), followed by #
Example: 3 # 8 # (Sets timed latching for 8 hours)
C. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
Step
Beep
Red LED
Green LED
A
Double
Fast Flash
Slow Flash
B
Triple
Fast Flash
Solid
- Configuring Output A (Default: Aux #1)
A. Enter 4 #
B. Select one of the following:
- CCTV / External Light
1) Enter 1 #
2) Enter the desired On Time (1-99 seconds), followed by #
Example: 4 # 1 # 1 5 #
(Sets CCTV/Light Option for 15 Seconds)
- Auxiliary Device Number 1
1) Enter 2 #
2) Enter the momentary output time (1-99 seconds), followed by #; -or- Enter 0 to set
the auxiliary device for Manual Operation (ON/OFF), followed by #
Example: 4 # 2 # 0 #
(Sets Auxiliary Device with Manual Operation)
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Programming System Setup - Continued
- Second Door
1) Enter 3 #
2) Enter the desired Door Open Time (1-99 seconds), followed by #
3) Select the desired latching method:
Off- 0 #
Manual- 9 9 #
Timed- Enter the desired time interval in hours (1-98), followed by #
Example: 4 # 3 # 5 # 9 9 #
(Sets Second Door with 5 second Door Open Time and Manual Latching)
- Doorbell
1) Enter 4 #
C. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
Keypad Status After Step Completion
Step
Beep
Red LED
Green LED
A
Double
Fast Flash
Slow Flash
1)
Double
Fast Flash
Fast Flash
2)
Triple
Fast Flash
Solid
- Configuring Output B (Default: CCTV)
A. Enter 5 #
B. Select on of the following:
- CCTV / External Light
1) Enter 1 #
2) Enter the desired On Time (1-99 Seconds), followed by #
Example: 5 # 1 # 1 5 #
(Sets CCTV/Light Option for 15 seconds)
- Auxiliary Device Number 2
1) Enter 2 #
2) Enter the momentary output time (1-99 seconds) followed by #; -or- Enter 0 to set
the auxiliary device for Manual Operation (ON/OFF), followed by #
Example: 5 # 2 # 0 #
(Sets Auxiliary Device with Manual Operation)
- Third Door
1) Enter 3 #
2) Enter the desired Door Open Time (1-99 seconds), followed by #
3) Select the desired latching method:
Off- 0 #
Manual- 9 9 #
Timed- Enter the desired time interval in hours (1-98), followed by #
Example: 5 # 3 # 5 # 9 9 #
(Sets Second Door with 5 second Door Open Time and Manual Latching)
- Doorbell
1) Enter 4 #
- Internal Alarm
1) Enter 5 #
2) Enter the desired Door Ajar Time (1-99 seconds, followed by #
Example: 5 # 5 # 1 0 #
(Sets Internal Alarm with 10 second Door Ajar Time)
Output is normally ON and turns OFF when triggered.
C. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
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Programming System Setup - Continued
- Master Code Door Unlock Option (Default: Allow)
A. Enter 6 #
B. Enter 0 # to prevent the master code from unlocking the door
C. Enter 1 # to allow the master code to unlock the door
D. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
- Time Clock Input (Default: Prevent)
A. Enter 7 #
B. Enter 0 # to prevent lockout
C. Enter 1 # to lockout all users that do not have 24 hour option enabled
D. Return to Step 3 or enter * * to exit programming.
Normal System Operation
Keypad LED Status Indicators
- A solid green LED indicates that the door is unlocked
- A solid red LED indicates that the door is locked
Depending on how the System Options are configured, User Commands are used to
operate Manual Latching and Auxiliary Outputs. The User Commands are trailing digits
entered after an authorized user code followed by #. The ability to use these User
Commands depends on Authorizations assigned to each User (See Programming
Individual Users)
As the Main Output activates, the green LED will flash for 5 seconds. While the green LED
is flashing, enter one (or more) of the following User Commands:
0 # to Latch the Door Closed (Main Relay, 2nd Door or 3rd Door)
1 # to Latch the Door Open (Main Relay, 2nd Door or 3rd Door)
2 # to Turn Output A Off (2nd Output as Aux.)
3 # to Turn Output A On (2nd Output as Aux.)
4 # to Turn Output B Off (3rd Output as Aux.)
5 # to Turn Output B On (3rd Output as Aux.)
Tamper Alarm
An audible Tamper Alarm sounds when four incorrect code entries are made. After 30
seconds, the unit returns to standby mode.
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Programming Individual Users
Authorized Userse (master code or any user authorized to program) can program users
directly from the Keypad. Each individual User can be assigned various authorizations.
Review System Setup before programming individual users.
1) Enter * 1
2) Enter an Authorized Code followed by #
Example: * 1 1 2 3 #
This opens programming and causes: Red LED
Green LED
Slow Flash
Solid
3) Proceed to on of the following seven programming options
- Adding a New User
A. Enter 1 #
B. Enter the User ID (1 to 500) followed by #
C. Enter the User Code/PIN (3-8 digits), followed by #
D. FOR NO AUTHORIZATIONS, SKIP TO STEP E. To give special authorizations,
enter the Authorization Code, followed by #.
Repeat for additional authorizations
Code User Authorization
1
Latching Authorization
2
Program or Delete Users Authorization
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Output A Authorization (see notes **)
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2nd Door (see notes **)
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Output B Authorization (see notes **)
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3rd Door (see notes **)
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24-hour Access (see notes **)
E. Enter # to complete programming for this User.
F. To program an additional User, return to Step B.
G. If no more Users are to be added, enter * * and return to Step 3, or if you have
completed all User Programming, enter * * a second time to complete
programming sequence and reset system to normal operation.
Keypad Status After Step Completion
Step
Beep
Red LED
Green LED
A
Double Slow Flash Slow Flash
B
Double Slow Flash Fast Flash
C
Double Slow Flash Fast Flash
D
Double Slow Flash Fast Flash
E
Triple
Slow Flash Slow Flash
** Notes on Adding New Users:
- Auxiliary Device or 2nd or 3rd Door authorization depends on configuration of
the A and B Outputs. See System Setup on page 12
- If either Output is configured for 2nd or 3rd Door operation and a user is given 4# or
6# Authorization, their User Code will activate the configured output, not the Main
Relay
- 24-hour Access requires an external time clock or keyswitch. This allows you to restrict
access to Users who are not assigned 24-hour Access. See Time Clock Input on page
16.
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Programming Individual Users - Continued
- Modify a user by User ID
A. Enter 2 #
B. Enter the User ID (1 to 500) for the User to be modified, followed by #
C. To change this User’s Code, enter the New User Code followed by #
- OR, see step D below D. To keep this User’s Code, enter #. Then, enter the desired User Authorization,
followed by #. (Repeat for additional authorizations or skip to Step E for no
authorizations)
Code
User Authorization
1
Latching Authorization
2
Program or Delete Users Authorization
3
Output A Authorization (see notes **)
4
2nd Door (see notes **)
5
Output B Authorization (see notes **)
6
3rd Door (see notes **)
7
24-hour Access (see notes **)
E. Enter # to complete programming for this User
F. To modify an additional User, return to Step B.
G. If no more Users are to be modified, enter * * and return to Step 3, or if you have
completed all User Programming, enter * * a second time to complete programming
sequence and reset system to normal operation.
- Modify a User by User Code
A. Enter 3 #
B. Enter the User Code for the User you wish to modify, followed by #
C. To change this User’s Code, enter the New User Code followed by #
- OR, see step D below D. To keep this User’s Code, enter #. Then, enter the desired User Authorization,
followed by #. (Repeat for additional authorizations or skip to Step E for no
authorizations)
Code
User Authorization
1
Latching Authorization
2
Program or Delete Users Authorization
3
Output A Authorization (see notes **)
4
2nd Door (see notes **)
5
Output B Authorization (see notes **)
6
3rd Door (see notes **)
7
24-hour Access (see notes **)
E. Enter # to complete programming for this User
F. To modify an additional User, return to Step B.
G. If no more Users are to be modified, enter * * and return to Step 3, or if you have
completed all User Programming, enter * * a second time to complete programming
sequence and reset system to normal operation.
** Note on Modifying Users:
- Once you have begun to modify a User, previously programmed authorizations are
deleted for this User.
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Programming Individual Users - Continued
- Deleting a User by User ID
A. Enter 4 #
B. Enter the User ID (1 to 500) for the User to be deleted, followed by #
C. To delete an additional User, return to Step B.
D. If no more Users are to be deleted, enter * * and return to Step 3, or if you have
completed all User Programming, enter * * a second time to complete programming
sequence and reset system to normal operation.
- Deleting a User by User Code
A. Enter 5 #
B. Enter the User code to be deleted, followed by #
C. To delete an additional User, return to Step B.
D. If no more Users are to be deleted, enter * * and return to Step 3, or if you have
completed all User Programming, enter * * a second time to complete programming
sequence and reset system to normal operation.
- Adding a Temporary User
A. Enter 6 #
B. Enter the User Code / PIN (3-8 digits), followed by #
C. Enter the desired Temporary Access Time (1-99 hours), followed by #
D. For 24-hour Access, enter 0 for No or 1 for Yes, followed by #
E. You are now back to Step 3 (page 13)
- Deleting a Temporary User
A. Enter 7 #
B. Your are now back to Step 3 (page 13)
4. Enter * * to complete the sequence and reset the system to normal operation.
Keypad Specifications
Input Requirements:
Voltage:
System current draw (maximum):
Standby:
During Operation:
Outputs:
Keypad Switch Life:
Programmable Output:
(Door Open Time)
Latching:
# of Users:
Code Length:
Default Master Code:
Tamper Alarm:
Access Code Protection:
Keypad Operating Environment:
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5V DC or 12 to 24V DC (Jumper Selectable)
100 mA
25mA
.10 amps max (100 mA)
1 Relay, 2A 24V Max; 2 Open Collector,
1/4 A max to Ground
>1 Billion Cycles
1 to 99 seconds
(Default - 5 Seconds)
Off (Default), Manual (Toggle On/Off)
Timed
502 (1 Master User, 500 Users, 1 Temporary
User
3 to 8 Digits
1-2-3
4 Incorrect Code Attempts
Non-Volatile Memory
-40°C to +70°C (-40° to +160°F)
100% Relative Humidity
Integrating the ST-C5IDS
For systems using the P-0930
Press and hold
door station number
to activate ST-C5IDS
P-0930
NEW ST-3000
Hub
Link
In
A
B
C
D
Room 1
Room 2
Model
P-0930
Room 4
Room 3
PRO
CHANNEL
VISION
TM
Room 5
Link
Out
Room 6
Whole-House Intercom
Page Trigger
Page Out
IR
Power
Emitters
+15VDC
ST-C5ID
(Sold Separately)
(Rear View)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
#
-
Negative
Common (Blue)
Strike
Power
Supply
DC
N.O. (Violet)
Keypad Power 12V/24VDC + (Red)
Ground (Black)
SGP
1
-
Negative
+
Positive
Door strike
Mechanism
(NOT SOLD BY CHANNEL VISION)
Connect the VIOLET and BLUE wires from the back of the DSK Keypad
into the strike terminals on the ST-C5IDS. The negative wire (cut in two)
of the power supply of the strike should also be applied to the strike
terminal on the ST-C5IDS. To open the door, press and hold the room
button on the ST-3000, or enter the code on the DSK Keypad.
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Integrating the TE110DS
For systems using P-0920 or P-0921
The example shown is a P-0920 and normally open lock type.
TE110DS
(Sold Separately)
3
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
#
+
–
Strike
Common (Blue)
Connect the VIOLET and
BLUE wires from the
keypad to the Unlock Door
terminals on the P-0920 or
P-0921. Triggering the
keypad will cause the P-0920
to activate the TE110DS or
the P-0921 to activate the
Aux terminal or TE110DS
and allow the door to open.
12VAC
500mA
CO Input
Chime
Unlock
Door
Intercom
Power
Phones
Ring
Strike
Active
*
12VAC
Intercom
Active
or #
No CO
3/5 rng
1
2
3
Connect direct power or
share power with button
on the TE-AMP(optional)
Strike
Time
Model
P-0920
Telephone
Company
PRO
CHANNEL
VISION
TM
TELEPHONE ENTRY CONTROLLER
CO Input
Telephones
House
Telephones
P-0920
16
Strike
Power
Supply
–
Intercom
2
4
House
1
Keypad Power 12V/24VDC + (Red)
Ground (Black)
N.O. (Violet)
Fail-Secure
Lock (N.O.)
Typical Lock Hook-Up
RED
12-24VDC
Power
Supply
BLUE
BLACK
YELLOW
MOV
K
E
Y
P
A
D
MOV
FAIL
SECURE
VIOLET
FAIL
SAFE
GRAY
TAN
Earth Ground
Typical Garage Door or Gate Hook-up
RED
12-24VDC
Power
Supply
BLACK
YELLOW
BLUE
Across
Existing
Push
Button
TAN
K
E
Y
P
A
D
VIOLET
Earth Ground
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Troubleshooting
These are a few troubleshooting suggestions to help assist with any problems
you may experience. You may contact Channel Vision Technical Support at
(714) 424-6500 option two, or email [email protected]
Changed or Deleted a code and the old code still works:
The DSK Series Keypad has a total of 500 User Codes. Make sure you’ve
changed the desired code. If you changed the Master Code, the other User
Codes will still work. If in doubt, it is recommended you reprogram the master
code and delete all user codes. Then re-program any new user codes.
Keypad beeps but the door does not unlock:
You will want to check all of your wiring terminations, splices, and any other
connection to ensure they are all properly seated, connected and making good
contact.
Programming - If the unit has just been installed, the problem is most likely
with programming the system codes. Review Overview and Programming of
User Codes again remembering that all six codes have to be different from
each. It is also important not to let more than 5 seconds elapse between button
presses or the system will reset and you will have to start over.
Code Loss - (Existing installations) There are typically two reasons for code
loss: static or inductive kickback. There is no way to determine if the system
has been affected by either of these, however, you can reprogram the system
codes as described in User Code Programming. It is very important the system
is properly grounded otherwise static and code loss may be an ongoing
problem.
Keypad does not power up:
First, check your power supply to see that power has not been cut off. Using a
voltmeter, check the incoming voltage on the RED and BLACK wires (12-24V
AC/DC IN). If the voltage reads low, the electric locking device may be drawing
too much current. To test, remove the wires to the device and recheck the
voltage. If the voltage now reads normal, check the current draw of the locking
device and make sure it falls within the system specifications (see Input
Requirements).
Random Beeping:
Possible low voltage or bad power supply. Also, check EARTH ground.
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One Year Limited Warranty
Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in material or
workmanship which occurs during normal use of this product with new or rebuilt
parts, free of charge in the USA, for one year from the date of original purchase.
This is a no hassle warranty with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty
does not cover damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not supplied
by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse, abuse, acts of
God, or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only to the original
purchaser when purchased through an authorized reseller. A purchase receipt,
invoice, or other proof of original purchase date will be required before warranty
repairs are provided. Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by
calling (800) 840-0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be obtained in
advance and can be marked on the outside of the shipping carton. This warranty
gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights (which vary from state
to state). If a problem with this product develops during or after the warranty period,
please contact Channel Vision Technology, your dealer or any factory-authorized
service center. Channel Vision products are not intended for use in medical,
lifesaving, life sustaining or critical environment applications. Channel Vision
customers using or selling Channel Vision products for use in such applications do
so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify Channel Vision for any damages
resulting from such improper use or sale.
(Typical at 77º)
Operating Voltage - Keypad:
Operating Voltage - Communication:
Cable Requirements - Camera:
Cable Requirements- Communication:
Speaker impedance:
Operating Temperature:
12vDC 100mA
12vDC 60mA
RG6 Coaxial Cable for Camera Video (or 2 conductor CAT5/6 with
B-201 balun x2
1 18/2 or 2 conductor CAT5/6 for power.
1 18/2 power wire for amplified companion board, button & keypad
2 Conductor CAT5/6 for companion board (communication)
2 Conductor CAT5/6 for keypad (contact closure for strike)
8 ohm
-10ºC to +50ºC
Tested To Comply
With FCC Standards
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
• Intelligent Entertainment • Infrastructure • Security Solutions
234 Fischer Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92626 USA
(714)424-6500 (800)840-0288 (714)424-6510 fax
email: [email protected]
www.channelvision.com
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