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TECHNOLOGY
USER MANUAL
Jazz GB2 Video Door
Entry System Kit
2-wire installation
Code 50122156 T ENJAZZ VESTA2-VESTA7 REV.0 14 7
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
INTRODUCTION
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CONTENTS
Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................2
Contents........................................................................................................................................................................2
Set-up warnings............................................................................................... ................................. 2............................ .
Safety precautions.......................................................................................... ...................................................3............
Characteristics.............................................................................................................................................................. 3.
System operation.................................................................................................... ....................................... 3............... .
Description of JAZZ surface panel....................................................................................... .......................................4....
Exploded view of the parts of the JAZZ panel.......................................................................................... .......................5. .
Door panel.......................................................................................................................................................................
............................................................................................................................................5Location of the door panel
............................................................................................................................................6Removing the metal front
.......................................................................................................................................... 6.Positioning the door panel
.................................................................................................................................................. 6Wiring the door panel
............................................................ ........................... 7...................... .Codes assigned to the door panel call buttons
.............................................................................. .......................... 7...............................Description of the DIP switch
........................................................................ ............................................ ..8. .Description of the configuration jumper
....................... ......................................................8...............Description of the illumination LEDs (low light conditions)
...................................................... ...............................................8..Description of the visual signals on the door panel
............................................................................................................8.Setting the doorpanel communication volume
.................................................................................. ...................9............................Setting ringtone operating mode
...................................................... ......................................9...Setting door panel mode with or without shield installed
.............................. .................. 9..........Setting contact mode for CV-/CV+(lock release) and C1/NA1 (auxiliary device)
.................................. ........10....... .Setting the activation time for CV-/CV+(lock release) and C1/NA1 (auxiliary device)
........................................................................ ............10....................Setting card reader illumination operating mode
................................................................. ............10.....................Setting door panel illumination LED operating mode
.................................................................................................................... .............11.Setting the door panel address
............................................................................................................... ................ 11. .Positioning the nameplatelabel
.................................................... ......................................... 11.................... .Positioning the button identification labels
............................................................................................. ...............................................12...Closing the door panel
Installing the power supply unit (FA-GB2/A)and lock release....................................................................................... 13.
Wiring diagrams with the VENTA2 monitor.................................................................................. .................. 14-19......... .
Wiring diagrams with the VESTA7 monitor................................................................................... ................. 20-25......... .
Connection diagrams for up to 4 access panels............................................................................ ....................... ...26..... .
Connection diagrams withAC lock release, 2nd AC lockrelease or automatic gate..................... ........ 27......................... .
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SET-UP WARNINGS
- Do not overtighten the screws on the power supply connector.
- Always disconnect the power supply before installing or making modifications to the devices.
- The fitting and handling of these devices must be carried out by .authorised personnel
- The wiring must run at least .40cm away from any other wiring
- Before connecting the device to the mains, check the connections between the door panel, power supply unit,
distributors,
- Use the Golmar cable (2x1mm ).RAP-2150
- Always follow the instructions contained in this manual.
camera
interface, GSM interface (VESTA2 monitor only) and monitors.
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JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- Always disconnect the power supply before installing or making modifications to the devices.
- The fitting and handling of these devices must be carried out by .authorised personnel
- The wiring must run at least 40 cm away from any other wiring.
- On the power supply unit:
wDo not overtighten the screws on the connector. wInstall the power supply unit in a dry protected location free from the risk of dripping or splashing water. wAvoid locations that are humid, dusty or near heat sources. wEnsure that the air vents are free from obstruction so that air can circulate freely. wTo avoid damage, the power supply unit must be firmly secured in place. wTo prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover or handle the wires connected to the terminals.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Video door entry system with simplified wiring (non-polarised 2-wire bus).
- Up to 4 access panels (DP-GB2Adistributor required for more than one access panel) per installation.
- Up to 2 apartments per installation.
- Maximum 6 Vesta2monitors or 4 Vesta7 monitors perinstallation.
- Maximum 4 monitors in parallel (without distributors) per installation.
- In installations with 1 apartment, maximum 6 Vesta2monitors or 4 Vesta7 monitors.
-In installations with 2 apartments, maximum 6 Vesta2monitors or 4 Vesta7 monitors.
- Combinations with Vesta2monitors:
w1 monitor in one apartment and 5 monitors in the other apartment. w3 monitors in each apartment.
- Combinations with Vesta7monitors:
w1 monitor in one apartment and 3 monitors in the other apartment. w2 monitors in each apartment.
-Visual signals on the door panel for people with impaired hearing (indicating call process, communication, door open
and channel busy).
- Door opening and auxiliary device activated for 5 seconds (configurable).
- DC lock release.
- Potential-free contact for activation of auxiliary devices (2nd AC lock release, gate, etc.); do not exceed values of
12Vdc/1Abetween terminals 'C1' and 'NA1' on the door panel.
- Input for exterior door opening button (output 'CV-'and 'CV+').
- Confirmation tone when the call button is pressed.
- DIP switches to configure door panel address, call mode, door panel with/without shield, type of contact/time for lock
releaseand auxiliary device output,card reader illumination mode and LED function mode (low light conditions).
- Maximum distance between the power supply and the furthest door panel: 65m with a cross-section of 1mm .
- Maximum distance between the power supply and the last distributor: 60m with a cross-section of 1mm .
- Maximum distance between distributor and monitor: 30m with a cross-section of 1mm .
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SYSTEM OPERATION
- To make a call, the visitor must press the button of the apartment; an audible sound indicates that the call is being
made and LED will turn on. At thismoment, the apartment's monitorsreceive the call. Ifanother apartment is called by mistake, press the button for the correct apartment and the first call will be cancelled.
- In systems with several access doors, the other door panel(s) will be automatically disconnected. If another visitor
tries to call, a number of telephone tones will be heard to indicate that the system is busy and LED will illuminate.
- The call lasts for 40 seconds. The image appears on the monitor (with code 0 'apartment 1' or code 16 if the call is in
'apartment 2') when receiving the call without the visitor knowing. If the call is not answered within 40 seconds, LED will turn off and thechannel will be freed.
- To establish communication, press button on any monitor in theapartment. Door panel LED will turn on.
If the monitor is a VESTA2 GB2/H or VESTA7 GB2/H with icon on the front, make sure that the hearing aid is between 15 and 25 cm away from the monitor to ensure maximum audio quality during communication with the door panel.
- Communication will last for one and a half minutes or until button is pressed again. When communication has
finished, LEDs and willturn off and the channel will be freed.
-To open the door, press button during the call or communication processes: one press will activate the lock release
for five seconds and LED will also turn on for five seconds.
-To activate theauxiliary deviceoutput, press button on the Vesta7 monitor or via the Vesta2 monitor's lock release
menu 2 (for lock release 2, it is necessary to enable lock release function 2 on the Vesta2 monitor) during call or communication processes: a single press activates the auxiliary device output for five seconds, LED will also illuminate for five seconds.
- For a description of the functioning and setup of the monitor,see the monitor's user manual.
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
DESCRIPTION OF THE JAZZ SURFACE PANEL
Description of the JAZZ surface panel:
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Shield.
b. Colour television camera. c. Microphone. d. LEDs (activation with ambient light). e. Speaker. f. LEDs (visual signals for people with
impaired hearing).
g. Nameplate label. h. Call button apartment 2.
(2-button door panel models only).
Connection terminals:
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AP +,AP :
C1 NA1
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CV ,CV+ BUS BUS
Input for exterior door opening button (CV-, CV+).
: Contact 'C' for auxiliary device (2nd AC lock release, gate, etc.). : Contact 'N.O.' for auxiliary device (2nd AC lock release, gate, etc.). : 12Vdc output for Golmar DC electric lock. : Communication BUS (non-polarised). : Communication BUS (non-polarised).
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i. Call button apartment 1. j. Metal front fixing screw (x1). k. Holes for fixing to wall (x4). l. Do not use (internal use). m.Connection terminals. n. Wiring entry. o. DIP switch. p. No function.
Note: See wiring diagrams for connections (pp. 14-27).
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
DESCRIPTION OF THE JAZZ SURFACE PANEL
Description of the door panel:
Exploded view of the parts of the panel.
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Aluminium frontElectronic moduleShield
- JAZZ J5110/VESTA2 1P KIT (Code 11500241).
- JAZZ J5110/VESTA7 1P KIT (Code 11500242).
- JAZZ/1 SURFACE DOOR PANEL (Code 11525401).
- JAZZ/2 SURFACE DOOR PANEL (Code 11525402).
INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL
Location of the door panel:
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Locate the top of the door panel at a height of 1.65m.
The door panel has been designed to withstand diverse environmental conditions. It is however advisable to take
extra precautions to prolong its service life, such as using the shield supplied or locating it in a covered area.
For optimum image quality, avoid direct contact from light sources (sunshine, street lights, etc.).
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C1
NA1
AP+
CV- BUSBUS
CV+
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL
Removing the metal front:
Remove the screw at the bottom of the door panel
using the Allen key supplied with the product.
Remove the metal front as shown in the drawing.
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Positioning the door panel:
Wiring the door panel:
Present the shield and the electronic module to the wall, placing the top of the module at a height of 1.65m from the ground, and pass the wiring through the cable entry.
Make 4 x 6mm diameter holes, two located at the top of the module and the other two at the bottom, and fix the shield and electronic module to the wall using the plugs and screws supplied. Important: The distance between the top of the electronic module and the shield should be 7mm, so that the metal front can be correctly positioned when closing the door panel.
To access the connection
terminals, r e m o v e the nameplate label.
Then connect the wiring to the
connector strip of the electronic module, following the instructions in the wiring diagrams.
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1 2 3
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL
Codes assigned to the door panel call buttons:
1 2 3
ON
AP-
AP+
The sound module's P1 and P2 buttons are assigned with factory codes.
NA1
C1
CV+
CV- BUSBUS
Button 'P2': Codes 16-21. (Apartment 2) 2-button door panels only.
Button 'P1': Codes 0-5. (Apartment 1).
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- Apartment 1, button 'P1': Enables codes 0-5 to be assigned to the monitor.
Monitors in this apartment must be set with codes in order of allocation from 0 to 5. When button 'P1' on the door panel is pressed, all of the monitors in apartment 1 will receive the call and only
the monitor assigned with code 0 will show the door panel image. If the call is answered from any other monitor in the apartment, the image on the monitor assigned with code 0 will disappear and audio and video communication will be established with the door panel.
- Apartment 2, button 'P2': Enables codes 16-21 to be assigned (2-button door panel only).
Monitorsin this apartment must be set with codes in order of allocationfrom 16 to 21. When button 'P2' on the door panel is pressed, all of the monitors in apartment 2 will receive the call and only
the monitor assigned with code 16 will show the door panel image. If the call is answered from any other monitor in the apartment, the image on the monitor assigned with code 0 will disappear and audio and video communication will be established with the door panel.
Description of the configuration DIP switch:
The DIP switch is located on the right side of the circuit, accessible by opening the
door panel.
1. To select the address of the door panel (DIP 3 must always be OFF):
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ON
1 2
Door panel address: (DIP 3 always OFF). DIP switches: 1 and 2 OFF (address 1), 1 ON and 2 OFF (address 2), 1 OFF and 2
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ON (address 3), 1 and 2 ON (address 4).
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2. To configure the door panel (DIP 3 must always be ON):
ON
1 2
ON
1 2
ON
1 2
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Factory setting.
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With DIP 1 and DIP 2 OFF (DIP 3 always ON), the following can be configured: See pp. 9-10.
-With button 'P1', ringtone operating mode during a call process.
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-With button 'P2', whether the door panel is installed with or without shield.
With DIP 1 ON and DIP 2 OFF (DIP 3 always ON), the following can be configured: See pp. 9-10.
-With button 'P1', lock release output 'CV-' and 'CV+', whether N.O. (factory setting) or N.C.
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-With button 'P2', activation time of lock release and auxiliary device outputs.
With DIP 1 OFF and DIP 2 ON (DIP 3 always ON), the following can be configured: See pp. 9-10.
-With button 'P1', operating mode of card reader illumination.
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-With button 'P2', operating mode of door panel illumination LEDs with low light.
JAZZ GB2 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM KIT - HOUSE
INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR PANEL
Description of the configuration jumper:
Important: Do not change the configuration jumper's factory position.
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Factory setting.
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Description of the door panel illumination LEDs (for low light conditions):
The door panel lighting LEDs will turn on during a call if the door panel lighting at
that moment is low. This enables the user to view the person who has called from the apartment monitor.
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Description of the visual signals on the door panel:
Visual signals on the door panel for people with impaired hearing, indicating:
- In call: LED ' ' will illuminate during in call and in communication times.
- In communication: LED ' ' will illuminate during the communication process.
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- When the door is open: LED ' ' will illuminate when the door is open.
- When ending communication: LEDs ' ' and ' ' will turn off.
- With more than one door panel, when calling and one is already in communication: LED ' ' will illuminate for
10 seconds.
- In call and the monitor is in 'Do not disturb' mode: No LED will illuminate, the door panel will emit a quick tone.
- In call (apartment without monitor or telephone): No LED will illuminate, the door panel will emit 3 quick tones.
Note: Communication in auto switch-on mode does not occupy the channel and the door panel communication
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LED does not illuminate.
Setting the door panel communication volume:
If the audio volume of the door panel is too low after turning it on, follow these steps:
- Call the apartment.
- When the call is received in the apartment, establish communication by pressing button on the monitor.
- Then press the button used to call the apartment for 3 seconds until a number of confirmation tones are heard
and door panel communication LED starts to blink.
- Each press on the call button will increase the door panel volume and blink speed of the LED.
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There are 5 volume settings and the blink speed of LED will increase for each. Slow to fast blink - low to
high volume. After reachingsetting 5, maximum blinkspeed and volume, the nextsetting is 1, minimumblink speed and volume (carousel mode).
- To save the volume setting, keep the button pressed until a number of confirmation tones are heard and the
door panel communication LED turns on.
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