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6568
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The instruction manual is downloadable from the site www.vimar.com
OPERATION
The video installation without coaxial cable has been designed to reduce to the minimum mounting operations and particularly when carrying out remaking
works. The installation can use the 5-wire conductors of old intercom (4 common + 1 call) without using a shielded cable for the video signal. The installa-
tion consists of one camera entrance panel, speech unit, one power supply and one or more monitors. When a push-button of entrance panel is pressed,
the ringtone rings in the corresponding apartment. Almost immediately the image of the caller appears on the monitor. The coverage area is illuminated,
in a invisible way, by infrared LED'S (when using a B/W camera) or white light (when using a color camera) incorporated in the entrance panel. If desired,
the user may simply raise the interphone, communicate with the caller and, if appropriate, activate the door lock release. In this case, door-opening time
may be varied from 0.5 to 30 seconds using the potentiometer P3.
ATTENTION: the installation is completely switched off by pressing the lock release push-button.
The system turns automatically off after a preset time, adjustable from 30 to 130 seconds using potentiomenter P1 inside power supply.
If the caller presses another user's push-button, the previously called monitor is automatically disactivated without waiting for the end of the preset time.
When testing the installed system, use trimmer P2 to adjust the optimal volume of the speech unit. For simultaneous activation of two or more monitors,
one extra power supply (type 6582) must be installed for each additional monitor or type 6583 for more monitors. A blocking circuit cuts off power to
the monitors if the line is overloaded or short-circuited. Push-buttons with name-tags are illuminated through output 0-15 on the power supply. Up to a
maximum number of three 24V 3W bulbs can be connected. Additional transformers type M832 or 832/030 are required for entrance panels with more
than three bulbs.
Technical specifications of power supply type 6568
Power supply for video door entry installation without coaxial cable; in grey ABS housing; preset for mounting on case with 12-module DIN supports or
with expanding plugs with screws.
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230V A.C. 50Hz supply (other voltages on request)
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60VA maximum absorbed power.
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18V D.C. 0.8A monitor supply intermittent cycle (130 sec ON, 130 sec OFF)
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13V D.C. 0.3A camera supply intermittent cycle (130 sec ON, 130 sec OFF)
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15V A.C. rectified 0.25A outputs for panels illumination in continuous operation (max. three 24V 3W bulbs).
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Amplified electric audio door entry system 1A intermittent cycle 15V (30 sec ON, 230 sec OFF)
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Timer and automatic disconnection device of monitor previously activated.
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Interchangeable cards for quick maintenance.
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Removable terminal blocks.
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Dimensions: 208x135x72 - Weight: 1.4 Kgs.
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Class II symbol
Protections on power supply:
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Primary coil of transformer: PTC
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1st secondary coil for internal electronic supply: F3,15AL 250V (F1) fuse.
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2nd secondary coil for lock and electronic calls supply: F3,15AL 250V (F2) fuse.
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Electronic protection against short-circuits and overloading on monitor cable riser.
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Electronic protection against overloadings to speech unit.
Note:
The electric door lock must operate with an intermittent cycle so that 5 rest periods correspond to one operation period, if not there is a a risk
of overheating of the protection device (one period corresponds to the door lock insertion time).
CARD CALIBRATIONS ON POWER SUPPLY TYPE 6568
ADJUSTMENTS
P1 - Activation time adjustment for monitor and camera.
P2 - Volume adjustment of speech unit.
P3 - Activation time adjustment for electric lock.
Removable terminal block
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EXTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS
INTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS
P1 -
18 D.C. Stabllized supply voltage
(factory set x 4)
P4 -
Internal volume (preset during manufacturing)
P5 -
Adjustment of lock activation point
(preset during manufacturing)
P6 -
Volume balance (preset during manufacturing)
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