Enterview MX manual

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Enterview MX manual

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Table of contents
Planning and installing the Enterview MX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Fitting and wiring the external call station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
External call station internal wiring connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Trade Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Fitting and wiring the Handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
System schematic wiring diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Programming the keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Programming the proximity reader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Trouble Shooting Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
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EVMX2 or EVMX2C
2 way mono or colour video
door entry call station
EVMX4 or EVMX4C
EVMX6 or EVMX6C
Example of a 15 way video
door entry call system
door entry call system with
keypad
door entry call system with
proximity reader
Planning and installing the Enterview MX
Planning your MX Door Entry System
 External call station
 How many Entry Doors (Front or/and Rear)
 Audio only or with Video
 Monochrome/ colour
 Integral Key pad
 Mounting Flush or surface
 Integral Proximity Reader
 External Call buttons (one per dwelling)
 Trade entry control
 Combined timed Lock and outdoor call station power supply (EVBPS)
Note: The maximum cable distance per external call button to each handset is 100
meters using CAT5e cable. The maximum distance per supplied power supply
to each handset is 10 meters using 2 pairs of CAT5e cable.
Equipment required
 External call station (one required per door)
 Maximum of 6 call buttons without an expander
 Expander (if required) maximum of 9 call button per expander
 External call station power supply DC 12 volts (EVBPS) (one required per door)
 Handset EV5H/EV5HF (minimum of one per external call button)
 Electric lock magnetic (ML250)/Yale type (enter D)
 CAT5e cable minimum 4 cores (see Note above regarding cable distances)
 Push to exit button (one required per door if magnetic lock used)
 Emergency break glass green
 (One required per door if magnetic lock used and the door is deemed an
emergency exit)
Handsets
 Audio/video or Audio only note:- minimum of one per external call button
 Monochrome/colour picture
 Standard or hands free unit
Door Gear
 Power supply with timed output (EVBPS)
 Magnetic lock/Yale type lock
 Push to exit button
 Emergency break glass green (only needed when magnetic lock fitted and to an
emergency exit door)
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Basic cabling
 240 VAC mains feed to external door and lock control power supply (EVBPS)
 240 VAC mains feed to each handset (via transformer- supplied)
 4 core from each external call station (front/rear) to its own power supply (EVBPS)
 CAT5e from each external call station (front/rear) to each handset
 4 core from push to exit button to EVBPS (power supply)
 4 core from lock to EVBPS (power supply)
 4 core from EVBPS (power supply) to emergency break glass (if fitted)
 2 pairs of CAT5e from supplied power supply to each handset
Note: The maximum cable distance per external call button to each handset is 100
meters using CAT5e cable. The maximum distance per supplied power supply
to each handset is 10 meters using 2 pairs of CAT5e cable.
Fitting the external call station
Location
 Select a location close to the door to be controlled
 Recommended mounting height 1.45 meters (camera lens)
 Secure back plate to the wall paying attention to the upward facing arrow located
on the back plate (see Fig. 1 item 1 for surface and Fig. 2 for flush mounting)
 Feed cables from each apartment and the power supply through the cable entry
hole see Fig. 1 item 2
 Trim cable length to approx. 200mm
Item 1
Item 2
Fig. 1
4
Fig. 2
Wiring the external call station
 Each call button will have its own brown 4 core connector (supplied) consisting of
red, blue, yellow and white cores.
 The 4 colours that are connected to the brown connector are to be connected to
the corresponding 4 core cable going to each of the apartments.
 The connection can be completed by means of soldering, crimping or by use of
screw connectors.
 To power the camera, keypad and call station a 12 volt DC feed is required. To do
this a white two pin plug consisting of red and black cores supplied should be
connected to the corresponding cable going to the EVBPS power supply. Connect
to terminals 3 and 4 (DC 12V) in the EVBPS Fig. 3. Fit the white plug into the white
2 pin socket located at the lower part of the door station Fig. 4.
 The two single black cables on the external call station are for the lock release.
These are volt free and are normally open going closed. These contacts will
change state on the lock release command. The two black cables from the hand
sets need to be connected to the 4 core cable going to the EVBPS and connected
to terminals 5 and 6 (P.B) on the EVBPS Fig. 3.
Connect to
Door Lock
Connect two black
wires from Main Panel
1
2
3
4
5
6
Fig. 3
5
Wiring diagram
Main panel
with 6 buttons
Main panel with keypad
and 3 buttons
Seal
Seal
Seal
F
C
E
Black and
Red wire
connect to
12 volt DC
power
supply
(terminal 3
and 4 of
the EVBPS)
F
D
D
D
C
A
B
Connect to P.B
in the EVBPS
Terminals 5 and 6
4-core wire connect to
each apartment handset
Extension panel
with 9 buttons
Connect
to power.
Use
EVBPS
adaptor
I
G
Fig. 4
H
F
L
E
A
C
B
Connect to P.B
in the EVBPS
Connect
to keypad
module
Extension panel
with 9 buttons
Connect
to power.
Use
EVBPS
adaptor
Connect
to
proximity
reader
module
I
G
H
K
L
E
A
B Connect
to P.B
in the
EVBPS
Extension panel
with 9 buttons
J
J
J
6
Main panel with proximity
reader and 3 buttons
I
G
H
K
Trade Button
Trade button release module.
Trade Button Back View
Trade Button Module Front View
12vDC Input
(From EV-BPS)
3 Button Version
White plug connector
for additional modules
2 Button Version
CN3 CN2 CN1
CN1- Trade button output (volt-free)
CN2 & CN3 -Connection for monitor
Trade Button
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Trade Button Timer Conguration
Dedicated output for handset/keypad
Lock
Trade Module
(Back)
Lock Release
Power Supply
Timer
*Please Note: Timer for trade button is not included.
Dedicated output for trade button
(Volt-free)
Fig. 10
Trade Button Operation Instructions
 Once the trade button module has been wired to the power supply/lock, press the trade
button to release lock.
 If the lock does not operate, please ensure that the Normally Open contact from the
dedicated output for the trade button switches to Normally Closed when trade button is
operated.
 The trade button is designed to give a momentary N.C voltage-free contact when activated.
 Please refer to manufacturers operational instructions when using a timer.
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Assembly of the external call station
 Once all connections have been made and all plugs
inserted into the appropriate sockets fit the rubber
seal to the cover of the call station see Fig. 5. Use
the two supplied screws to secure the front cover to
the back plate, paying attention to the seal so it
remains seated correctly
Screws
Fitting and wiring the handset
 On all types of handsets fitted to a MX system
please remove the jumper labelled J3. This can be
found next to the connecting plugs on the rear.
 Locate the metal back plate and observe the arrow
and the word up see Fig. 1 item 1.
 Fit mounting plate to the selected location,
recommended mounting height 1.45m see Fig. 6.
 Feed the cable from the local transformer and the
external call button though the center opening see
Fig. 8 item 1.
 Connect the corresponding cores from the external
call button cable to the brown plug (supplied)
consisting of red, blue, yellow and white cores.
 Once connected, fit the brown plug into the rear of
the handset socket CN1 for call station one and CN2
for call station two see Fig. 7.
 Connect the corresponding cores from the
transformer to the white plug (supplied) consisting
of red and black cores.
 Once connected, fit the white plug into the rear of
the handset socket marked 5 (+) and 6 (-) see Fig. 7.
Rear of
Outdoor Panel
White
Plug
White
Interconnecting
Plug
Seal
Fig. 5
1.45m
Fig. 6
Rear of the standard handset
POWER
CN1-2
J2
J3
J1
CN2
CN4
CN1
CN3
Rear of hands free (HF) handset
CN3
CN1
CN4
CN2
J2
J1
CN6
J3
Fig. 7
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System schematic wiring diagram
ACDC adaptor included
Main handset
Main handset
Main handset
Extension handset
Extension handset
Door
Release
L N
Main handset
Outdoor Panel
240vAC
INPUT
EVBPS
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Fitting the handset to the metal
back plate
 Locate the 4 lugs on the metal
back plate, one located on each
corner see Fig. 11, these lugs
must fit into the recesses on
the rear of the hand set.
 Place the handset over the
metal back plate keeping the
cables flat and out of the way
of the lugs.
 Slide the hand set down into
position engaging the 4 lugs on
the back plate into the recesses
of the hand set see Fig. 11.
Lugs
Item 1
Fig. 11
Programming the keypad
To enter programming mode press the star key followed be the 4 digit programing
pin number (factory default 1234) the blue indication light will now start to flash.
Adding User Codes
 Enter programming mode.
 Enter the location 01 to 41 (01 to 30 are standard code locations, 31-40 are the
latching code locations). If a series of bleeps are heard at this point this confirms
a code is stored at this location.
 Enter the desired 4 digit user code, if at this point you get a long continuos tone
then this pin number is in use on the system already and cannot be used. After
the tone has stopped you will need to enter the location again and enter a
different pin number. When the new pin number has been accepted a 2 second
confirmation tone will be heard and the code lock retunes immediately to the
programming mode base level.
 Return to the beginning to enter more user codes or press the * key to exit
programming mode.
Deleting user codes
 Enter the desired location (01 to 40 to be deleted) if a series of bleeps are heard
at this point then the location has a code stored, you may however proceed as
this is only a warning tone.
 Press the # key to delete the code from the location, a 2 second confirmation
tone will be heard.
 Return to the beginning to delete more codes or press the * key to exit
programming mode.
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Deleting a user codes from an unknown location
 Press the # key, the blue LED remains on.
 Enter the 4 digit user code to search and delete, a 2 second confirmation tone
will be heard.
 Return to the beginning to search and delete more lost codes or press the * key
to exit programming mode.
Deleting all settings
This function should only be used in extreme circumstance as all user codes will be
deleted.
 Press the # key once, the LED will remain flashing.
 Press the # key a further eight times to delete all information the LED will turn
off and a tone will be heard to indicate that the delete process is taking place.
You must enter all 9# ’s to complete the delete all command.
Note: this does restore factory settings of the lock release time of 5 seconds.
Setting the lock time
Factory default door open time is set at 05 seconds.
 Enter 00 (this selects the unlock time location).
 Enter the desired lock/relay operation time in a two digit format (01 to 99
seconds).
 The keypad will return to the programming mode base level.
 Press the * key to exit programming mode.
Changing the programming code
Factory default pin 1234.
 Power down the outdoor station.
 Press and hold the star key.
 Keep pressing the star key and power back up.
 A continuos tone will be heard for 5 seconds.
 Release the star key wait for 5 seconds.
 The blue indicator light will start to flash and you will hear a bleep.
 Enter your new 4 digit programming code you should hear the acceptance bleep
and the indication light will go out.
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Programming the Proximity Reader
All system programming requires the MX remote control. System programming
cannot be performed without it.
To enter programming mode press * # followed by the 4 digit programing code (The
factory default programming code: 4567) followed by #, the indication light on the
reader will change from red to amber and a long single confirmation tone will be heard.
It is mandatory to keep an on-site record of which user holds possession of
which numbered card/tag and what location number it is registered to.
A card/tag cannot be deleted from the system if the location number or the
whereabouts of the card/tag are unknown. Adding User Cards/Tags using the card/tag numbers
 Press 1 - a single confirmation tone will be heard
 Enter the last 6 digits of the new card/tag to be added, a single confirmation tone
will be heard.
To add further cards simply enter the last 6 digits of the next card.
If the error tone is emitted (4x beeps), this indicates that this card/tag is already
registered
 Press the ** key to exit programming mode.
Adding User Cards/Tags by swiping
 Swipe the new card/tag to be added, a double confirmation tone will be heard.
To add further cards simply swipe the next card/tag.
registered
Deleting user cards/tags
Enter programming mode.
 Enter the last 6 digits of the new card/tag to be deleted, a single confirmation
tone will be heard.
To delete further cards simply enter the last 6 digits of the next card/tag.
deleted
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Deleting User Cards/Tags by swiping
 Swipe the new card/tag to be deleted, a double confirmation tone will be heard.
To delete further cards simply swipe the next card/tag.
deleted
Deleting all user cards/tags
 Press 9 - a single confirmation tone will be heard.
 Press 9 again - a double confirmation tone will be heard, once this tone stops the
‘delete all’ command is complete.
Setting the Unlock time
Factory default door open time is set at 05 seconds.
 Enter the desired lock/relay operation time in a two digit format (01 to 99
seconds) - a double confirmation tone will be heard.
The Unlock time is now changed.
Changing the programming code
 Factory default pin 4567.
 Press 8 - a single confirmation tone will be heard.
 Enter the new 4 digit programming code and press # - a single confirmation tone
will be heard.
 Re-enter the new 4 digit programming code and press # - a double confirmation
tone will
be heard.
Reset a forgotten programming code
 Turn-off power for 60seconds
 Turn-on power again and press # for 3 seconds - a single confirmation tone will
be heard. Code is now reset to factory default.
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Trouble Shooting Guide
No picture appears on the monitor (blue or white screen)
 Check that all wires are connected and connected in the correct configuration
 Check that the voltage at the back of the monitor across terminals 5 and 6. The voltage
should be over 14.3vDC, if it is not then the handset will not function correctly
One or more monitors are not working but others are
 Swap the monitor positions around. This will identify if the issue lies with the monitor or
the location of the monitor. For example - monitor 1 does not work, monitor 2 does, when
swopped around monitor 1 works in monitor 2’s location. There is a problem with monitor
2’s location (wiring problem etc)
If no monitors work
 Check that power is supplied to each monitor and that the specifications for installation
have been followed correctly
 Run a new length of short cable and connect a monitor next to the camera, this will rule
out any issue with lack of voltage and/or cable run length. The PSU’s supplied with each
monitor must be used and the cable length from PSU to monitor must not exceed 10m
In multi apartment systems if more than one apartments monitor rings
simultaneously
 Remove jumper J3 from all handsets
Please also check
 The monitor and the outdoor station connections are colour coded - ensure the colours
are matched
 Connect to the CN1 terminal on the back of the handset for a single outdoor station
system
 Connect to the CN2 terminal on the back of the handset if a 2nd outdoor station is used
The electro-magnetic lock (MAGLOCK) will not energise
 The electro-magnetic lock (MAGLOCK) requires 12vDC to lock. Trace the 12vDC from the
lock to the power supply source and test that sufficient power is reaching the lock
If using the EVBPS
 Please ensure that the N.C switch is in position for an electro-magnetic lock release
 Please ensure that the N.O switch is in position for a Yale style lock release
The electro-magnetic lock (MAGLOCK) does not have enough holding force
 Check the voltage and ensure that the rubber washer has been fitted along with the
armature, this will enable enough movement for the magnet and armature to line-up
correctly as the movement allowed compensates for misalignments on the door / frame
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Elite Security Products
Unit 7, Target Park, Shawbank Rd
Lakeside, Redditch B98 8YN
Telephone: 01527 515150
email: [email protected]

Enterview MX manual

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