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Schüco DCS Commissioning Instructions

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Doc. No. 10000436501_01_de / 02.2016
Aluminium systems
Schüco DCS Touch Display
Commissioning instructions
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Contents
8 1. Notes on this document
8 1.1. Target groups and qualications 8 1.2. Handover of the document 8 1.3. Retention of the document
9 2. Security
9 2.1. About the safety instructions 9 2.2. Laws, regulations and technical rules 10 2.3. Proper use 11 2.4. General safety instructions
12 3. Contents of delivery, transportation and storage
12 3.1. Contents of delivery for Schüco DCS Touch Display 12 3.2. Contents of delivery for Schüco IP secure connector 12 3.3. Transportation and storage
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13 4. Technical data
13 4.1. Schüco DCS Touch Display 15 4.2. Schüco IP secure connector
16 5. System overview
16 5.1. Overview of system components
17 6. IP secure connector
18 6.1. Overview of IP secure connector 20 6.2. Connections for Schüco IP secure connector 22 6.2.1. Conguration of „OUT2“ on IP secure connector
23 7. DCS Touch Display
24 7.1. Overview of DCS Touch Display 25 7.2. Connections to Schüco DCS Touch Display 26 7.2.1. Connection to lock technology 26 7.2.2. Dismantling
29 8. Screen surface
30 8.1. Start screen 31 8.2. Doorbell list 33 8.2.1. Making a call 34 8.2.2. Ending a call 34 8.3. Entering the access code 37 8.4. Conguration 38 8.4.1. Error messages 39 8.4.2. Network 41 8.4.3. Audio 42 8.4.4. Screen 43 8.4.5. Alarm 44 8.4.6. Language 45 8.4.7. Test 48 8.4.8. Cleaning the display 48 8.4.9. IP secure connector 50 8.4.10. Remote maintenance 51 8.4.11. Close conguration 52 8.5. Aktion auswählen 53 8.6. Symbols
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54 9. Web interface
55 9.1. Accessibility 55 9.2. Calling up the web interface 57 9.3. Logging in 58 9.4. Conguration 59 9.5. Message boxes 60 9.6. Overview when logged in 62 9.7. Network 64 9.8. SIP 64 9.8.1. SIP settings 65 9.8.2. SIP server 66 9.8.3. SIP connection 67 9.9. Device 67 9.9.1. Device 73 9.9.2. Audio 74 9.9.3. Video 76 9.9.4. Motion detection 78 9.9.5. Buttons 95 9.10. Activity 96 9.10.1. Activities 96 9.10.2. Adding an activity card 97 9.10.3. Editing an activity 98 9.10.4. Creating an activity 102 9.10.5. Precongured activities. 103 9.11. Action sequences 104 9.11.1. Action sequences 104 9.11.2. Editing action sequences 106 9.11.3. Actions 108 9.11.4. Creating an action sequence 109 9.11.5. Anti-theft sequence 114 9.11.6. Precongured action sequences 117 9.12. Contacts 118 9.12.1. Editing a contact 119 9.12.2. Adding a contact 121 9.12.3. Exporting contacts 122 9.12.4. Kontakte importieren 125 9.12.5. Editing a precongured contact 129 9.12.6. Peer-to-Peer 130 9.12.7. Hidden contact 133 9.13. Media 134 9.13.1. Adding an audio le 136 9.13.2. Photos 137 9.14. System 138 9.14.1. System 138 9.14.2. Conguration 139 9.14.3. E-mail settings 139 9.14.4. Exporting the conguration 139 9.14.5. Importing the conguration 143 9.15. User administration 143 9.15.1. Users 144 9.15.2. Prole 146 9.15.3. Roles 147 9.15.4. Editing a role 150 9.15.5. Creating a user 152 9.15.6. Creating a role 155 9.15.7. Changing a password 158 9.15.8. Changing the access code 160 9.16. Codecs
161 9.17. Remote maintenance
162 10. Replacing an IP secure connector
163 11. Faults and troubleshooting
163 12. Care and maintenance
163 13. Decommissioning
164 14. Service and support
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1. Notes on this document
1.1. Target groups and qualications
This document is intended for qualied personnel, such as trained tters and electricians. Before installing and commissioning, read through this document thoroughly and adhere to the
specied sequence of the instructions. Schüco International KG shall not be liable for any damage
which arises from a failure to adhere to these instructions.
Qualied personnel are people who know how to assemble, install, commission, test and operate the product and who have the relevant qualications, e.g. who have been trained and instructed in
accordance with safety regulations on the maintenance and use of appropriate safety equipment and who have received training in First Aid.
Experts are people whose training and experience means that they have sufcient knowledge of
power-operated windows, doors and gates and the corresponding electrical installations. They are familiar with the relevant accident prevention regulations, government Health & Safety
regulations, guidelines and generally recognised technical regulations so that they are qualied to
judge the occupational safety of power-operated windows, doors and gates and the corresponding electrical installations.
1.2. Handover of the document
After commissioning, hand over all the documentation pertaining to this product to the end customer. Make them aware of the safety instructions, to which they must pay particular attention.
1.3. Retention of the document
This document is a component of the product. Keep this document in an accessible place even after installation and commissioning, so that the information is always available.
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2. Security
2.1. About the safety instructions
KEY WORD
Type / source / consequence of the danger
Pictograms and key words advise of the type of danger and the level of danger:
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General personal injury
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
INFORMATION
Imminent danger resulting in death or severe injuries.
Potential imminent danger which may lead to death or severe injuries.
Potentially dangerous situation which may lead to minor injuries.
Imminent danger of damage to property which may lead to damage to or destruction of the product or environment.
Information Information, tips and advice
Personal injury from electrocution
Damage to property.
2.2. Laws, regulations and technical rules
During installation and operation, observe the international, national and local safety regulations, laws and guidelines.
Accepted practice as usually codied in standards, guidelines, specications and regulations laid
down by recognised bodies must be followed.
This applies in particular to:
● European and international standards, e.g. EN 60335-2-103 on the safety of electrical devices
● VDE guidelines and regulations, e.g. DIN VDE 0100, DIN VDE 0160, DIN VDE 0632
● Guidelines and regulations of the professional trade associations, e.g. BGR 232 (previously ZH
1/494) for power-operated windows, doors and gates, BGV A2 (previously VBG4) accident preven­tion regulations for electrically-operated systems and devices
● Data sheets of the German Association of Window and Façade Manufacturers e.V.
(e.g. KB.01 / KB.02 electrically operated windows)
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2.3. Proper use
The DCS Touch Display is a modular intercom station that is based on SIP technology (RFC 2327, RFC 2396, RFC 2617, RFC 2833, RFC 2876, RFC 3261, RFC 3310 and RFC 3550). It is intended for door communication inside and outside as well as for access control. The DCS Touch Display must be ush-tted, whereby it is integrated into the existing DCS prole, for example, or alternatively installed on a panel or a wall. In addition to the 4.3 inch colour touchscreen, it has a camera with motion detection, two voice-optimised microphones and a protected loudspeaker. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, the DCS Touch Display uses very little energy, despite its wide range of functions. It can be combined with a Schüco DCS motion detector, Schüco DCS LED spotlight and DCS proximity switch, for example. Proper use also includes adhering to the installation and commissioning instructions. Any alternative use or a use beyond this remit is not
in accordance with its purpose. Incorrect use or unauthorised modication of the product may result in
death or serious injury, or damage to the product and other material assets. The manufacturer / supplier shall not be liable for any resulting damage. The user alone bears the risk. Only original replacement parts may be used. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device. .
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2.4. General safety instructions
Follow the safety instructions in this document so as not to endanger your own life or that of others and to ensure error-free operation.
DANGER
Imminent danger resulting in death or severe injuries.
► Before any work is carried out on the product, all power packs must be disconnected and
protected against anyone inadvertently switching them back on.
► Following each installation or alteration to the electrical system, carry out a test run to test all
functions.
► When operating, note that Schüco windows and doors may open and close automatically when
left unattended.
For reasons of simplicity, this documentation does not contain every detail of all product types and it cannot cover every possible installation, operation or maintenance scenario. Should you require further information or encounter problems not dealt with in detail in these installation instructions, contact technical support +49 (0) 521 783 – 665. Moreover, we would like to point out that these installation instructions do not form part of or replace any previous or existing agreement or contract.
All obligations to be fullled by Schüco can be found in the appropriate sales contract, which also
contains the complete current conditions of the warranty. These installation instructions do not add to or limit the contractual warranty conditions. .
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3. Contents of delivery, transportation and storage
3.1. Contents of delivery for Schüco DCS Touch Display
Open all the packing units. Check that no components are missing and familiarise yourself with the components.
Supplied with the Schüco DCS Touch Display are the following:
Art. No. Description
263 267 Schüco DCS Touch Display
263 272 DCS Touch Display installation tool
Installation instructions (German/English)
3.2. Contents of delivery for Schüco IP secure connector
Open all the packing units. Check that no components are missing and familiarise yourself with the components.
Supplied with the IP secure connector are the following:
Art. No. Description
263 268 Schüco IP secure connector
6 Plug-in connectors
4 Fixing screws (including two spare screws)
2 Cable ties for the mains lead cleat
3.3. Transportation and storage
NOTE
Damage to property.
► Protect against impact.
► Store only in dry interior rooms.
► Protect the device against moisture and dirt.
4. Technical data
4.1. Schüco DCS Touch Display
General data
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Installation type
Integrated in the prole in the DCS unit, leaf and outer frame,
wall mounting and panel mounting
Material Aluminium, PVC-U, toughened safety glass
Colour Black
Weight 0,702 kg
Power supply PoE+ IEE802.3at/Typ2 min 44 V
Alternative power supply IEE802.3at
Input current (max.) 0,5 A
Call, speak, listen functions
Audio coding G.722 , G.711 a-law, G.711 u-law
Video coding H.264
Device data: Screen
Screen TFT active matrix, fully bonded
Size 4,3“
Resolution 480 x 800 Pixel
Screen brightness Min. 450 cd/m², typically 600 cd/m², automatic
Angle of vision 80° in all directions
Colour depth 24 bit (true color)
Contrast ratio 1000 (typical); 700 (minimum)
Device data: Camera
Camera opening angle 120° horizontally, 60° vertically
Video resolution 1280 x 960 (1.2 MP)
Front glass TSG
Light sensitivity Lens: f/2.0
Capability in backlit situations HDR-based compensation
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Access control
Code lock 4 or 6-digit code entry
System features
Peer-to-Peer operation Yes
Ports Line out, line in, 2 x USB, Ethernet
Inputs 1 input
Outputs 1 potential-free output, can be freely congured
Commissioning and maintenance properties
Conguration
Basic settings on the DCS Touch Display, further settings via the web interface
Dimensions
Housing 212 x 70 x 46 mm (H x W x D)
Climatic properties
Permissible ambient temperature -20 °C to +70 °C
Protection rating IP 54 (when installed)
Guidelines
Conforms to RoHS, tested in accordance with IEC/EN 60950-1
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4.2. Schüco IP secure connector
General
Dimensions 262 x 59 x 26 mm (H x W x D)
Protection rating IP 20
Temperature range +5°C to +45°C
Air humidity 5% to 93%, non-condensing
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Installation
Integrated in the DCS door prole or by the customer on the
inside of the building
Key electrical data
Power supply
12 - 30 V DC (+/-15 %) stabilised , von SELV/LPS (max 100 W) Spannungsquelle
Operating voltage Recommended: 24 V DC, stabilised
DC OUT 3 With potential, 12-30 V DC, max. 1.5 A
OUT 1 / OUT 2 Potential-free
Contact loading of outputs OUT 1 and OUT 2
Guidelines
6-24 V AC/DC + - 15 %, max. 2 A von SELV/LPS (max 100 W) -Stromkreis Conforms to CE and RoHS, IEC/EN 60950-1
INFORMATION
SELV electrical circuit The relay output must only be used for SELV electrical circuits. A SELV electrical circuit in accordance with IEC/EN 60950-1 must be securely isolated (e.g. by means of double insulation) from a dangerous electrical circuit (e.g. 230 V or 110 V mains supply circuit) and must not exceed the voltage value of 60 V DC or 42.4 V ACpeak (30 V ACeff).
IP secure connector circuit breakers All inputs and outputs of the IP secure connector are protected against voltages up to 60 V DC and
42 V AC. The „DC-OUT 3“ output also has circuit breakers to protect against external supply, short
circuiting and reverse polarity.
You can nd examples of connecting LED spotlights and/or motion detectors in Chapter 10, „Connection examples“, in the installation instructions. .
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5. System overview
5.1. Overview of system components
Switch / router
Junction box
Pos. Description Art. No.
DCS Touch Display 263 267
IP secure connector 263 268
Outer frame installation 263 278
Cable kits
Leaf frame installation 263 277
DCS in secondary leaf (double-leaf door) 263 279
Cable link connector Can be split
263 016 263 017
Cable link connector Network 263 273
Touch Display indoor intercom station* 263 283
Top hat rail power pack 24 V DC, 2 A 263 099
* or an alternative indoor intercom station in accordance with the compatibility list (see www.schueco.de/dcs-touchdisplay)
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6. IP secure connector
INFORMATION
The DCS Touch Display can also be operated without the IP secure connector. Note that a suitable PoE+ switch must be provided by the customer in this case. If no IP secure connector is provided for the installation, you can skip this chapter.
The IP secure connector (Art. No. 263 268) is an optional device for greater output and safety. It protects the household electricity supply from unauthorised external manipulation attempts. In cases of unauthorised removal, the DCS Touch Display disconnects from the network. The IP secure connector also guarantees secure control of electric strikes and electric locks. It is recommended that you use the IP secure connector on all external doors.
INFORMATION
The IP secure connector must be installed on the inside of the building. . For perfect operation of the IP secure connector, connection to the Schüco DCS Touch Display is required. .
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6.1. Overview of IP secure connector
Front view Rear view
-
+
12-30VDC
COM
NO/NC
+ -
DC-
DC+
DC-OUT1
max. 1,5A
12-30VDC
COM
OUT2
NO
6-24V
AC/DC
max. 2A
-
IN2
+
22mA
12-30VDC
SUPPLY
max. 4A
OUT1
IN1
Side view
FRONT VIEW
alle Maße in mm
Using the „OUT2“ switch, you can select whether the „OUT2“ relay is to function as a closer (NO/Normally Open) or as an opener (NC/Normally Closed).
The „STATUS“ LED indicates the status of the IP secure connector (see the following table).
By pressing the „PAIRING“ button, the IP secure connector can be paired with a DCS Touch Display.
The „PSE OK“ LED indicates the PoE status. If it is permanently lit, then there is a PoE+ power supply at the „DISPLAY“ RJ45 socket. The „INK/ACT“ LED indicates whether data is being transmitted between the „DISPLAY“ RJ45
socket and the building’s internal switch.
The „100M“ LED indicates whether a transmission speed of 100 Mbps has been achieved between the IP secure connector and the DCS Touch Display at the „DISPLAY“ RJ45 socket. The „INK/ACT“ LED indicates whether data is being transmitted between the „LAN“ RJ45
socket and the building’s internal switch.
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The „100M“ LED indicates whether a transmission speed of 100 Mbps has been achieved between the IP secure connector and the building’s internal switch at the „LAN“ RJ45 socket. The IP secure connector is connected to the DCS Touch Display via the „DISPLAY“
connection. The IP secure connector is connected to the building‘s internal switch/router via the „LAN“ connection. The IP secure connector is supplied with power by means of the connections on the reverse side. In addition, further devices can be connected via two inputs and three outputs.
The „STATUS“ LED indicates the operating status of the IP secure connector. See the following table for the meaning of the signals:
Display Meaning
Permanently lit In the paired mode, the IP secure connector is assigned to a
DCS Touch Display. No error has been detected.
Flashes slowly In the unpaired mode, the IP secure connector has not been assi-
gned to a DCS Touch Display. Even after the „PAIRING“ button has been pressed, the „STATUS“ LED ashes slowly until the IP secure
connector has been assigned to a DCS Touch Display.
Flashes quickly In the alarm mode, the connection of the IP secure connector to the
building‘s network is broken and the PoE+ power supply to the DCS Touch Display is disconnected (factory default).
Flashes slowly twice In the maintenance mode, the alarm is deactivated for 15 minutes
so that the DCS Touch Display can be removed.
Flashes quickly three times In the so-called weak alarm mode, the IP secure connector is
connected to a DCS Touch Display, however there is no connection to the building‘s network (e.g. when the network cable is unplugged or in the event of power failure).
Flashes slowly twice and quickly once
In the update mode, new rmware is loaded into the IP secure connector.
Flashes in an SOS rhythm In the rescue mode, an error occurred during the rmware update.
A window appears in the browser.
Connection
DCS Touch Display to
IP Secure Connector
Alarm Mode
RJ45 sockets
IP Secure Connector
LAN: inactive
DISPLAY: inactive
button “PAIRING”
pressed
5 min time window
has elapsed
restart
DCS Touch Display
Alarm Mode activated
via Theft Alarm (30 s delayed)
Disconnected
Mode
RJ45 sockets
IP Secure Connector
LAN: 5 min active DISPLAY: 5 min active
successfully
connected
button “PAIRING”
pressed
Connected
Mode
RJ45 sockets
IP Secure Connector
LAN: active
DISPLAY: active
button “PAIRING”
pressed
DCS Touch Display cannot be reached
(e.g. when restarting)
DCS Touch Display
can be reached again
Light
Alarm Mode
RJ45 sockets
IP Secure Connector
LAN: inactive
DISPLAY: active
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6.2. Connections for Schüco IP secure connector
The connections are located on the rear of the IP secure connector. The corresponding connectors are supplied with the product or are included in the cable kits.
The inputs and outputs on the rear of the IP secure connector are assigned as follows:
IN2
IN1
+
+
–
–
OUT2
OUT1
NO/
NC
NO COM
COM
DC-OUT3
SUPPLY
+
+
–
–
Voltage range Notes
Power supply
SUPPLY+ 12–30 VDC (max. 4 A)
Max. 30 V DC Recommended power pack Art. No. 263 099 24 V 2 A
SUPPLY– GND
Output
DC-OUT3+ 12–30 VDC (max. 1,5 A) Contact with potential
DC-OUT3– GND
Voltage range Notes
Relay
OUT1 NO 6–24 VAC/VDC (max. 2 A)
Potential-free contact Normally open (closer) max. 60 V DC
OUT1 COM
Potential-free contact Normally Open
OUT2 NO/NC 6–24 VAC/VDC (max. 2 A)
(closer) or Normally Closed (opener) can
be set via the „OUT2“ switch
OUT2 COM
Inputs
IN1+ 12–30 VDC (~ 22 mA) Galvanically isolated
IN1– GND
IN2+ 12–30 VDC (~ 22 mA) Galvanically isolated
IN2– GND
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INFORMATION
SELV electrical circuit The relay output must only be used for SELV electrical circuits. A SELV electrical circuit in accordance with IEC/EN 60950-1 must be securely isolated (e.g. by means of double insulation) from a dangerous electrical circuit (e.g. 230 V or 110 V mains supply circuit) and must not exceed the voltage value of 60 V DC or 42.4 V ACpeak (30 V ACeff).
IP secure connector circuit breakers All inputs and outputs of the IP secure connector are protected against voltages up to 60 V DC and
42 V AC. The „DC-OUT 3“ output also has circuit breakers to protect against external supply, short
circuiting and reverse polarity.
You can nd examples of connecting LED spotlights and/or motion detectors in Chapter 10, „Connection examples“, in the installation instructions. .
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6.2.1. Conguration of „OUT2“ on IP secure connector
Using the „OUT2“ switch, you can select whether the „OUT2“ relay is to function as a closer (NO) or
as an opener (NC). Depending on the device connected, a closer can be used for an external lamp and an opener for function monitoring, for example.
● Closer (NO/Normally Open): If the closer is actuated, it closes a broken electrical circuit
(factory setting).
● Opener (NC/Normally Closed): If the opener is actuated, it breaks an existing electrical circuit.
Proceed as follows to congure the „OUT2“ relay:
1. Using an object (e.g. screwdriver or pen), press down on the foil above the imprint „OUT2“ to ac-
cess the switch.
2. Move the switch to the „NO“ position so that the „OUT2“ relay functions as a closer, or to the „NC“ position so that it functions as an opener.
INFORMATION
„NC“ switch position In the „NC“ (opener) switch position, the „OUT2“ relay is an inverted closer. This means that this relay
is open when there is no supply voltage at the IP secure connector.
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7. DCS Touch Display
The door communication and access control are supplied in this module which is operated via a touch interface. Door communication takes place via the open and unmodied SIP standard in accordance with RFC 3261. Between one and an almost unlimited number of users can be connected to the system. There is the option to display pictures of the users or company logos next to the names on the screen. The access control is code-based. Via a simple user management system, access codes can be activated depending on times of the day and days of the week.
The digit buttons in the „code entry“ view can be displayed in a mixed, random order for increased security. It is therefore no longer possible to reproduce the codes from ngerprint impressions.
Settings for door communication and access control are made via a clearly laid-out web interface. Basic settings, such as the brightness of the screen, can be carried out directly on the DCS Touch Display. The DCS Touch Display is equipped with inputs and outputs to which, for exam­ple, an electric strike for internal doors can be connected. Data is communicated and power is supplied via a shared network cable.
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7.1. Overview of DCS Touch Display
A
B
E
F
C
D
G
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A The loudspeaker openings are positioned such that the loudspeaker cannot be seen.
The high-resolution camera sits behind a tinted pane of glass, so that a person standing
B
directly in front of it cannot see that it is a camera. The 4.3 inch colour Touch Display can automatically adjust its brightness
C
to suit the environment.
D The voice-optimised microphones are concealed.
E The two USB 2.0 ports turn the DCS Touch Display into a host for additional devices.
The RJ45 socket is used for the connection to the building‘s internal PoE+ switch or to the
F
IP secure connector, whereby the DCS Touch display is supplied with power in the form of PoE+. The inputs and outputs allow for additional devices to be directly connected to the
G
Schüco DCS Touch Display.
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7.2. Connections to Schüco DCS Touch Display
On the underside there is a 2 x 5-pole socket with the inputs and outputs for the Schüco DCS Touch Display. A suitable plug is supplied. The connections are assigned as follows:
A2A1 A3 A4 A5
B2B1 B3 B4 B5
Power supply Voltage range Notes
Input
A5 IN+ 12-30 V DC (22 mA) Galvanic separation, max. 60 V DC / 42 V AC
B5 IN- GND
Potential-free output
B3 OUT NO
6-24 V AC / V DC (max. 2
A)
Normally Open (closer), max. 60 W power rating
B4 OUT COM
Output with potential
A4 OUT24V- GND
A3 OUT24V+ 24 V DC (max. 200 mA) Max. 4.8 W
Audio
A1 LINE-IN+ For microphones with line level
A2 LINE-IN-
B2 LINE-OUT-
B1 LINE-OUT+
e.g. for AFIL (audio frequency induction loop. This allows a hearing aid wearer to receive interference-free audio signals by means of the audio device)
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INFORMATION
DCS Touch Display power supply
A power supply in the form of PoE+ is required in order to operate the DCS Touch Display. This is either provided by a suitable switch or by the IP secure connector. The maximum length of an Ethernet cable between the DCS Touch Display and the switch or IP secure connector is 50 m.
DCS Touch Display circuit breakers
All inputs and outputs of the DCS Touch Display are protected against voltages above 60 V DC and 42 V AC. The „OUT24V“ output also has circuit breakers to protect against external supply, short circuiting and reverse polarity.
SELV electrical circuit
The relay output must only be used for SELV electrical circuits. A SELV electrical circuit in accordance with IEC/EN 60950-1 must be securely isolated (e.g. by means of double insulation) from a dangerous electrical circuit (e.g. 230 V or 110 V mains supply circuit) and must not exceed the vol­tage value of 60 V DC or 42.4 V ACpeak (30 V ACeff).
7.2.1. Connection to lock technology
If no IP secure connector is used, proceed as follows to connect an electric lock to the DCS Touch Display:
1. Connect the green control wires (ST) of the SafeMatic to the „A4“ socket („OUT COM“) and the
wires that supply power to the „A3“ socket („OUT NO“).
2. Ensure that the cables are laid correctly.
7.2.2. Dismantling
In order to be able to remove the Schüco DCS Touch Display, the alarm must be deactivated and the unlocking mechanism released. The Schüco DCS Touch Display installation tool (Art. No. 263 272) is required for the latter and is supplied with the Schüco DCS Touch Display.
INFORMATION
Removing the Schüco DCS Touch Display
It is essential that you observe the steps for deactivating the alarm prior to removal, as otherwise the alarm mode will be activated. If the DCS Touch Display is connected to an IP secure connector in the alarm mode, the connection between the DCS Touch Display and the building‘s network will be disconnected when an attempt is made to remove the DCS Touch Display improperly. In this way, any unauthorised access from outside via this network cable is successfully prevented.
To unlock the DCS Touch Display, proceed as follows, provided that it has already been commissioned or connected to an IP secure connector:
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1. Tap the display (if the house number is displayed) and swipe left to display the code entry.
2. Enter the administrator code („1234“ if it has not yet been changed) and tap „OK“.
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3. Select the „Alarm“ option.
4. Tap „Deactivate“ to avoid the DCS Touch Display from changing to the alarm mode when it is tilted.
Proceed as follows to remove the Schüco DCS Touch Display:
1. Guide the unlocking nibs of the Schüco DCS Touch Display installation tool into the top loudspeaker opening of the DCS Touch Display.
2. To release the unlocking mechanism, slide the DCS Touch Display installation tool upwards as far as possible.
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3. Carefully push the bottom end of the DCS Touch Display installation tool towards the DCS unit in
order to release the Schüco DCS Touch Display from its xed position.
4. Carefully remove the Schüco DCS Touch Display from the Schüco DCS unit. Disconnect the plug from the device and remove the entire electronics assembly.
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INFORMATION
The DCS Touch Display installation tool can also be used as a protective compartment to store the DCS Touch Display.
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8. Screen surface
The DCS Touch Display can be operated via the 4.3 inch touchscreen. The DCS Touch Display is divided into the following ve main screens (from left to right):
● Start screen: Here you can display the house number or any desired image in 480 x 800 pixel
format.
● Doorbell list: Here you can display all the contacts you can call or for whom a stored function can be
activated.
● Code entry: Here you can enter a four or six-digit access code in order to display the „Conguration“
view, for example.
● Select action: Here you can select one of several actions permitted for the user as applicable.
● Conguration: Here you can make basic settings directly on the DCS Touch Display.
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8.1. Start screen
In the „Start screen“ view, the house number or an image can be displayed. To exit the „Idle“ device status, the screen must be tapped or a movement detected by the integrated camera of a congured motion detector (see „9.11 Motion detection“). For the „Start screen“ view, there are ve display options (see „9.9 Device“):
● The house number alone is displayed horizontally.
● The house number alone is displayed vertically.
● Only an image is displayed.
● The house number is displayed horizontally along with an image. In this case, the house number
appears over the image in white font.
● The house number is displayed vertically along with an image. In this case, the house number
appears over the image in white font.
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8.2. Doorbell list
Tap the screen in standard conguration to switch to the „Doorbell list“ view. Here all contacts and ac­tion sequences are listed which have been congured in the web interface on the „Buttons“ page (see „9.12 Buttons“). Depending on how many buttons have been congured, the screen of the DCS Touch
Display presents two different view options:
● View without scroll bar: If ve buttons or fewer have been congured, it is not possible to scroll up
and down the screen.
● View with scroll bar: If more than ve buttons have been congured, a scroll bar appears on the
right-hand side of the screen.
INFORMATION
Doorbell list display
Contacts in the „Doorbell list“ view can be sorted either by rst name or surname. The contacts in the „Doorbell list“ view are listed according to the option which has been selected. The scroll bar on the right of the DCS Touch Display screen only appears once the buttons have been sorted by rst name or surname. You can nd more information about sorting contacts in the „Doorbell list“ view under „9.15 Contacts“.
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Proceed as follows to scroll through the „Doorbell list“ view:
1. For optimum scrolling upwards and downwards, position your nger in the middle of the scroll bar.
2. Swipe upwards or downwards. The alphabet on the scroll bar shows the direction in which you are scrolling. In addition, the box in the middle of the screen shows which contacts are being shown with which initial letters. Alternatively, you can also tap a letter in the scroll bar in order to move directly to the desired initial letter.
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