SSS Siedle BTLE 050-03, BTS 850-0, BTLM 650-03, CL V 01 B-01, BFS 850-0 System Manual
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System Manual
In-Home bus: Video
Issue 2007
Contents
1 In-Home bus: Video
System description 3
2 Safety remarks 3
3 Configuration,
conductor lengths
Single line system 4-5
Single line system
with bus distributor 6-7
Multiple line system 8-9
Calculation example 10
Installation with J-Y(ST)Y 11
Increased range
operating mode 11
Bus distributor 12-13
4 In-Home: Video users
Bus door loudspeaker,
call buttons,
bus video transmitter 14-15
Bus camera and accessories 16
Transformer, bus distributor 17
Power supply, line rectifier 18
Switching and control functions 19
DoorCom, PC interface 20
Bus telephones Audio 21
Bus telephones Video 22
Accessories 23
Table top accessory 24
5 Video installation
Wiring diagrams AS
Bus call button module,
Bus video line rectifier 25
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Vario 26
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Vario with
bus distributor BVVU 650-... 28-29
AS-TVHa-1/1
Siedle custom-fit
door loudspeaker 30
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Classic 32
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Steel 34
AS-TVHa-1/2 Siedle Vario
2 door stations 36
AS-TVHa-2/1 Siedle Vario
Multiple line system 38
22
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Vario
Calling via display call module 40
AS-TVHa-1/1 with Siedle Vario
DoorCom Analog DCA 650-... 42
AS-TVHa-1/1 with Siedle Vario
Additional external camera 44
6 Audio & video installation
Wiring diagrams AS
AS-TVHa-1/1 Siedle Vario 46
AS-TVHa-1/2 Siedle Vario
2 audio & video door stations 48
AS-TVHa-2/1 Siedle Vario
Multiple line system
Audio & video 50
7 Programming - manual
Overview of functions 52
Remarks 54
Programming - manual
(Teach-In) 55
Door call to BTSV/BTCV 850-... 58
Door call to BTSV 850-... 59
Door calls via the storey
call button 60
Door calls to several
bus telephones 61
Internal calls 62
Dialling the door station 64
Call differentiation between
2 doors 65
Additional contact on the
BSM 650-... 66
Button of a bus telephone
on the BSM 650-... 67
Call button of a door station
on the BSE 650-... 68
Button of a bus telephone
on the BSE 650-... 69
Bus secondary signalling unit
BNS 750-... 70
Door call via the display
call module DRM 611-... 71
Programming - Plug+Play
Basics 72
Programming - with PC
BPS 650-... and PRI 602-... USB 76
8 Supplementary functions
Switching and control functions 77
AS-TVHa-1/1 with switching
and control functions 78
Door release actuation 80
Parallel door call,
supplementary power supply,
video memory 82-83
Storey call parallel switching 84
Bus secondary signalling unit
BNS 750-... 84
Supplementary contact
for radio chime 85
Pilfer safeguard 85
Staircase/outside light 86
9 Servicing
As-delivered status
Power-On reset 87
Exchanging bus telephones 87
Exchanging BVSG 650-... 87
Operating modes 1-Norm-2 88
LED displays BVNG 650-0 89
Measured values 90
10 Glossary, index 91
The latest edition of the
System Manual In-Home bus:
Audio System Manual
In-Home-Bus: Video System
are located in the
Manual
download area of www.siedle.de
and
1 In-Home bus: Video
System description
Siedle-In-Home: Video
single line system
Configuration
The In-Home bus: Video features the
same basic structure as a SiedleIn-Home bus: Audio installation.
Here too, the installation comprises
a two-core line. The essential
difference to the In-Home bus:
Audio is supplementary transmission
of the video signal to the cores.
Up to 31 different users can be
connected, e.g. bus telephones with
video, door stations or devices for
switching and control functions.
Technically speaking, one device can
encompass several users.
If the building installation permits,
installation can be performed
between one bus telephone with
video and the next bus telephone
with video. If the building
installation does not permit looping
through between bus telephones,
additional bus video distributors
must be used. Without a bus video
distributor, no nodes or branches are
permissible in the line.
In order to connect more than 31
users, several Siedle-In-Home: Video
lines must be connected together.
Installation and programming
In their as-delivered status, the
devices are initially unprogrammed.
After initially switching on the bus
video line rectifier, each of the
connected devices in the line is
assigned its own unique address.
Once installation is complete, a
mutual "teach-in" process between
all the devices must be performed to
ensure that functions are correctly
executed (e.g. the bus telephone
rings as soon as the call button is
pressed).
Siedle-In-Home: Video
multiple line system
Configuration
In-Home: Video single line system is
restricted to 31 users; In order to
connect more than 31 users, up to
15 lines can be coupled together.
Each line requires its own bus video
line rectifier BVNG 650-0.
Installation and programming
The bus video line rectifiers are
connected via two separate cores to
link the individual lines. Different
addresses must be set at the bus
video line rectifiers using the rotary
switch.
Programming of the multiple line
system can be compared to the
single line system.
Mounting, installation and
servicing work on electrical
devices may only be performed
by a suitably qualified electrician.
Failure to observe this regulation
could result in the risk of serious
damage to health or fatal injury
due to electric shocks.
When working at the device,
•
observe the remarks relating to
mains cut-off.
• Observe the standard DIN
EN 60065!
When establishing the electronic
connection, observe the
requirements of VDE 0805/
EN 60950.
• The building installation must
feature an all-pole mains switch with
a contact opening of at least 3 mm.
• Ensure that the connection point
in the building installation is fused
with max. 16 A.
• When planning large-scale
(complex) systems, the distributor
space required for the switch panel
mounting devices must be taken
into consideration in the distributor
planning process.
• No external voltages
>30 V AC/DC may be applied to bus
users.
Devices with 230 V connection
In accordance with DIN VDE 0100
part 410, section 411.1.3 attention
must be paid to ensuring a safe
separation between bus lines and
the mains voltage; i.e. bus and
mains cores must not be permitted
to touch! The bus line cable (extralow safety voltage) must be stripped
back by the minimum possible.
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3 Configuration, conductor
lengths in single-line systems
Configuration of In-Home: Video
The basic Siedle-In-Home bus
installation type is the single line
system. Within this one line,
installation takes place from one
device to the next, provided this is
allowed by the building installation.
In buildings with a side circuit and
individual branches into the
apartments, the bus video distributor
must be used. A maximum of 31
users are admissible within any one
line. Users are defined as devices
which occupy their own address
within the bus. If more than 31 users
are required, additional lines must
be configured. With only a few
exceptions, all devices are assigned
an address. Up to 15 lines with 31
users each can be configured.
Camera branch and monitor
branch
Within a line, a distinction is made
between the camera branch and the
monitor branch. Video door stations
are connected to the camera branch,
while bus telephones with video are
connected to the monitor branch. If
the installation requires an additional
monitor branch, so-called bus
distributors must be used.
Users without video
In the case of In-Home: Video, audio
users can only be connected via a
bus audio decoupler BAA 650-... .
Switching and control devices are
also connected to the BAA 650-... .
Power supply
The nerve centre of every line is the
bus video line rectifier, which
controls all the system functions. The
camera branch and monitor branch
are connected to it via separate
terminals.
Conductor material
Telecommunication or light current
conductors can be used for
installation:
J-Y(ST)Y twisted pair
conductors, shielded
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A2Y(ST)2Y buried
telecommunication
cable
YR light current conductor
Core diameter
0.8 mm
The In-Home bus must be installed
on one pair of cores for J-Y(ST)Y
conductors, on two adjacent cores
for YR conductors.
Using J-Y(ST)Y conductors reduces
the likelihood of interference.
Conductor length
Conductor material YR cable with
0.8 mm diameter:
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the monitor branch
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the camera branch
With a core diameter of 0.6 mm, the
range is halved.
Within the line, the maximum
length of the conductor material
must not exceed 1,500 m.
When using J-Y(ST)Y conductor
material, longer ranges can be
achieved. Installation using J-Y(ST)Y
is described in detail on page 11.
When installing, ensure without fail
that the camera branch and monitor
branch are not laid in the same
cable. Forward and return lines to a
bus telephone with video must not
be laid in the same cable.
Otherwise, picture disturbance may
result.
If installation from one bus
telephone to the next bus telephone
is not possible, bus distributors must
be used. In this case, attenuation of
the conductor material and bus
distributors must be additionally
taken into consideration.
Terminating resistor
Transmission of signals within SiedleIn-Home: Video takes place using
high-frequency technology.
In order to avoid disturbance on the
bus cores, the end of each monitor
branch must terminated with an RC
element. The RC element comprises
a resistor with 100 Ohm and a
capacitor with 1 nF. In its asdelivered status, each bus telephone
with colour monitor has a small
In-Home bus users: Video
Overview of user assignment of the
individual devices
Devices occupying 1 user
Devices occupying 2 users
fitted circuit board with this
terminating resistor at output
terminals TaM/TbM.
BTSV 850-...
BFSV 850-...
BTCV 850-...
BTS 850-...
BFS 850-...
BTC 850-...
BNS 750-...
BSE 650-...
BEM 650-...
BSM 650-...
BTLM 650-03
BTLE 050-03
CL V xx B-01
STL ...
BVA 650-...
Devices with variable user assignment (depending on programming)
DCA 650-...
DCI 600-...
Devices occupying no users
BNG 650-...
BVNG 650-...
BAA 650-...
BVVU 650-...
BVVS 650-...
BIM 650-...
BCMC 650-...
BRMA 050-...
PRI 602-... USB
BVS 650-...
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3 Structure, conductor lengths single line system
with bus distributor
Conductor length with bus
distributor
If the use of bus distributors is
necessary for installation, in addition
to the maximum range, attenuation
of the bus distributors and
conductor material must be
additionally taken into account.
The following information relating to
conductor lengths refers to one
camera branch and one monitor
branch. If several branches are
installed within a line, the
information is applicable to each
branch.
Whichever value (attenuation or
conductor length) is reached first is
applicable as a specification of the
admissible value.
Maximum conductor length
Conductor material YR cable with
0.8 mm diameter:
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the monitor branch
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the camera branch
• max. 45 dB attenuation from the
most distant user in the camera
branch to the most distant user in
the monitor branch
With a core diameter of 0.6 mm, the
range is halved.
Signal transmission
Only signals from the In-Home bus
may be transmitted over the laid
conductor material. No additional
transmissions, for example PBX
extensions of a telephone system,
S0 Bus (ISDN) or data lines of an
alarm system in the same cable.
The camera branch and monitor
branch must be laid separately and
must not be located in the same
cable. This can result in disturbance
to the picture composition.
Terminating resistor
Transmission of signals within SiedleIn-Home: Video takes place using
high-frequency technology.
In order to avoid disturbance on the
bus cores, the end of each monitor
branch must terminated with an RC
element.
The RC element comprises a resistor
with 100 Ohm and a capacitor with
1 nF. In its as-delivered status, each
bus telephone with colour monitor
has a small fitted circuit board with
this terminating resistor at output
terminals TaM/TbM.
The maximum admissible
attenuation is 45 dB within a
line. General rule for YR cable
material with 0.8 mm diameter:
10 m conductor length
corresponds to 2 dB attenuation!
The maximum length of the
conductor material to be laid within
the line is 1,500 m.
If the maximum admissible
attenuation of 45 dB is exceeded,
the bus video line rectifier accessory
ZBVNG 650-0 must be used in the
BVNG 650-... to compensate for this
loss.
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3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Single line system with bus distributor and ZBVNG 650-0
Conductor length with bus
distributor and ZBVNG 650-...
The ZBVNG 650-... accessory
amplifies the video signal, so
permitting greater attenuation in the
camera branch and monitor branch.
To do this, the inserted jumper card
in the BVNG 650-... is removed and
the ZBVNG 650-... inserted in the
same slot.
The following information relating to
conductor lengths refers to a camera
branch or monitor branch. If several
branches are installed within a line,
the information is applicable to each
branch.
Whichever value is reached first is
applicable as a specification of the
admissible value.
The limiting values must be adhered
to for each of the branches.
Maximum conductor length
Conductor material YR cable with
0.8 mm diameter:
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the monitor branch
• max. 100 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the camera branch
• max. 45 dB attenuation from the
bus video line rectifier to the most
distant user in the camera branch
• max. 55 dB attenuation from the
bus video line rectifier to the most
distant user in the monitor branch
With a core diameter of 0.6 mm, the
range is halved.
The maximum length of the
conductor material to be laid within
the line is 1,500 m.
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3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Multiple line system
Line 1
Line 2
Line 15
8
Structure of a multiple line
system
A multiple line system comprises
individual lines which are linked
together by two cores. The lines are
connected at the bus video line
rectifier using terminals SaV and
SbV.
In multiple line systems, speech and
video connections are possible from
one line to another. To generate a
multiple line system, the bus line
rectifier accessory ZBVG 650-... is
required in one of the bus video line
rectifiers. In each bus video line
rectifier, the bus video line rectifier
accessory ZBVNG 650-... is required.
Differentiation between line 1
and line 2 ...
The lines are consecutively
numbered using the address switch
“addr.” at the bus video line rectifier
BVNG 650-... . Up to 15 lines can be
linked via the SaV and SbV cores.
The bus video line rectifier is
connected via the bus distributor
BVVU 650-...
At the bus video line rectifier, a bus
line rectifier can be connected
directly via the cores Sa and Sb in
order to link a line with In-Home:
Audio. During installation, ensure
that each line is laid in a separate
cable.
Conductor length between the
lines
The admissible conductor lengths
within a line are identical to those in
a single line system. In addition, the
admissible conductor length
between the bus video line rectifiers
must be taken into account.
This must be no more than 100 m
between the most distant bus video
line rectifiers (YR cable with
0.8 mm diameter).
In a multiple line system comprising
only 2 lines, connection between the
two bus video line rectifiers is
possible without bus distributor
BVVU 650-... .
The maximum admissible lengths
within a line and the attenuation
values continue to be valid.
When installing, ensure without
!!
fail that the camera branch and
monitor branch are not laid in the
same cable.
Forward and return video signal
looping must each be laid in a
separate cable.
Otherwise, picture disturbance may
result.
Functions applicable across
individual lines
Door calls, selective door dialling and
switching and control functions can
also be used across individual lines.
Internal speech communication and
call forwarding between users is only
possible within a line.
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3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Example to determine the attenuation
Example to determine the
attenuation with bus distributor
The system is installed using YR
cable 0.8 mm diameter. This means
that 10 m of conductor length have
an attenuation of 2 dB. Apartment 4
is decoupled using a bus audio
decoupler BAA 650-... , apartment
1 - apartment 3 are connected via
bus video distributor BVVU 650-... .
Attenuation in the camera
branch
Conductor length between the door
station and the sub-distributor 25 m.
25 m = 5 dB
Attenuation in the monitor
branch to apartment 3
Conductor length of the installation
cable. All values added, from the bus
video line rectifier to the bus
telephone:
11 m + 4 m + 5 m = 20 m
20 m conductor length corresponds
to 4 dB attenuation!
Attenuation of the bus distributor
BVVU 650-... = 12 dB
Total value:
12 dB distributor + 4 dB conductor
= 16 dB
This means that apartment 3 has a
total attenuation from the camera to
the bus telephone of 16 dB + 5 dB
= 21 dB
Attenuation in the monitor
branch to apartment 1
Conductor length of the installation
cable. All values added, from the bus
video line rectifier to the bus
telephone:
11 m + 4 m + 4 m + 12 m + 7 m
= 38 m
38 m of conductor material add up
to 7.6 dB
Attenuation of all bus distributors:
1 dB + 1 dB + 12 dB = 14 dB
Total value:
14 dB distributor + 7.6 dB conductor
= 21.6 dB
Apartment 1 has a total attenuation
from the camera to the bus
telephone of 21.6 dB + 5 dB
= 26.6 dB
The maximum value with this
example would be 26.6 dB from the
most distant video door station to
the most distant bus telephone, the
maximum admissible would be
45 dB.
With greater attenuation over 45 dB,
accessory ZBVNG 650-... can be
used to increase attenuation in the
camera branch to 45 dB and in the
monitor branch to 55 db.
On the following double page, the
precise function of the bus
distributor is explained in detail.
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3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Installation with J-Y(ST)Y, increased range
Installation with J-Y(ST)Y
The ZBVNG 650-... must be plugged
into the BVNG 650-...!
In deviation from the range
specification in standard systems
with YR cable material, when using
J-Y(ST)Y with 0.8 mm an increased
range is possible.
Conductor material J-Y(ST)Y cable
with 0.8 mm diameter:
• max. 150 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the monitor branch
• max. 150 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the camera branch
Increased range operating mode
The ZBVNG 650-... must be plugged
into the BVNG 650-...!
When using cable material J-Y(ST)Y
with 0.8 mm, it is possible to
increase the distance from the bus
video line rectifier to the bus
telephones with colour monitor. In
this case, each bus telephone with
colour monitor must be provided
with an additional power supply
(e.g. video line rectifier VNG 602-0).
At the bus video line rectifier
BVNG 650-... the
switch must be set to 2
Conductor material J-Y(ST)Y cable
with 0.8 mm diameter:
• max. 200 m from the bus video
line rectifier to the most distant user
in the monitor branch
operating mode
.
If it is necessary to use bus
distributors within the installation,
the attenuation of the conductor
material and the bus distributor
must be taken into consideration.
With a core diameter of 0.6 mm, the
range is halved. Installation is also
possible in a multiple line system
with 0.8 mm conductor material.
Installation must take place as a bus
installation, not in star formation.
In a multiple line system this
facility can be used to increase the
range in every line.
In the case of a parallel call to
several bus telephones with video,
the admissible conductor length of
the power supply must be noted. For
more information on supply and
parallel switching, see Chapter 8,
page 82.
The following still applies within any
one line: The maximum length of
the conductor material must not
exceed 1,500 m.
Installation is also possible in a
multiple line system with 0.8 mm
conductor material. Installation must
take place as a bus installation, not
in star formation.
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3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Bus distributor application
Camera branch: No bus distributor
required with a door station.
Monitor branch: No bus distributor
required when looping through from
bus telephone to bus telephone. The
integrated bus distributor in the bus
telephones is used.
Attenuation: No attenuation to be
considered.
BAA 650-... in the camera branch:
Connection of audio users (e.g.
BTLM 650-... or BTLE 050-...) or
users for switching and control
functions.
BAA 650-... in the monitor
Connection of audio users
branch:
(BTS/BFS/BTC 850-..., DCA 650-...)
or users for switching and control
functions.
Attenuation: No attenuation to be
taken into consideration if
decoupled.
BVVS 650-... in the camera branch
More than one video door station in
the camera branch with “star
shaped” conductor routing.
BVVS 650-... in the monitor
Within the In-Home bus:
branch:
Video more than one side circuit is
required.
Attenuation: The attenuation from
BVVS 650-..., BVVU 650-... and the
conductor length must be taken into
consideration.
Unconnected looping
ii
terminals in the bus distributor
BVVU 650-... and BAA 650-... must
always be terminated with an RC
element in order to prevent
disturbance to the bus.
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BVVU 650-... in the camera
branch
More than one video door station in
the camera branch with “loop
through” conductor routing.
BVVU 650-... in the monitor
branch:
Connection of a bus telephone with
monitor to a side circuit with
“looped through” conductor
routing.
Attenuation: The attenuation from
BVVU 650-... and the conductor
length must be taken into
consideration.
3 Configuration, conductor lengths
Bus distributor attenuation values
BAA 650-... in the camera branch BVVS 650-... in the camera branch BVVU 650-... in the camera branch
Application
Connection of a door station
without video (e.g. BTLM 650/
BTLE 050) or switching and control
devices (BSE 650, BSM 650,
BEM 650) at the Siedle In-Home bus:
Video.
For a connection example, see
page 48–49.
BAA 650-... in the monitor branch BVVS 650-... in the monitor branch BVVU 650-... in the monitor branch
Application
Connection of pure audio users
(BTS 850-..., BTC 850-...,
DCA 650-...) or users for switching
and control functions (BSE 650-...,
BSM 650-..., BSE 650-...) within an
In-Home video bus.
For a connection example, see
page 46–47.
Application
When more than one video door
station is operated within a camera
branch.
For a connection example, see
page 36–37.
Application
When more than one rising
main/side circuit is required within
the Siedle In-Home bus. At the
outputs, additional distribution is
required via BVVU 650-... or
BAA 650-... Direct device connection
is not admissible.
Application
When more than one video door
station is operated within a line.
Application
Decoupling a video user from a side
circuit into the apartment.
For a connection example, see
page 34–35.
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4 In-Home: Video users Door loudspeakers, call buttons
BTLM 650-03
Bus door loudspeaker module for InHome bus.
Loudspeaker and microphone
integrated, illuminated light button,
integrated door release contact (DR)
contact load max. 15 V AC,
30 V DC, 2 A, switching time DR
fixed at 3 seconds. Acoustic
feedback when actuating the call
buttons.
BRMA 050-01
Bus call button matrix for connection
of a maximum of 12 existing on-site
call buttons using screw-type
terminals.
Additional BRMA 050-... units can
be linked in order to connect a
maximum of 160 call buttons to one
bus door loudspeaker.
BTM 650-01 - BTM 650-04
Bus call button modules for In-Home
bus.
1-4 call buttons, integrated LED
lighting. Connection by means of
ribbon cable to the bus door
loudspeaker. The LED lighting is
supplied via terminals b and c with
12 V AC, current consumption
25 mA per bus call button module
BTM 650-...
BVA 650-... AP/UP
Bus video interfacing module for
actuation of external video cameras
without door station. Selective
dialling of the camera from a bus
telephone possible via a
programmed button.
AP = Surface-mounted version
UP = Flush-mounted version
BTLE 050-03
Custom-fit bus door loudspeaker for
In-Home bus. Integrated door
release contact (DR). Max. load
15 V AC, 30 V DC, 2 A. Connection
of existing call buttons (self-cleaning)
via bus call button matrix
BRMA 050-..., switching time DR
fixed at 3 seconds. For optimum
mounting in an existing on-site
communication compartment,
universal mounting adapter
ZTL 051-0 can be used. Acoustic
feedback when actuating the call
buttons.
BVS 650-...
Bus video transmitter in the surfacemount housing with cable glands for
connection of an external video
camera to a bus door loudspeaker. Is
used, for instance, if a modular
camera is not possible or a customfit door loudspeaker BTLE 050-... has
to be equipped with video
surveillance.
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Siedle Classic
CL V 01 B-01 - CL V 04 B-01
Door station with stainless steel
front. Door loudspeaker, illuminated
call buttons and bus camera.
Integrated door release contact (DR),
contact load max. 15 V AC,
30 V DC, 2 A, switching time DR
fixed at 3 seconds. Current
consumption LED lighting for the
bell buttons, 20 mA, 12 V AC each
per button.
Siedle Steel STL...
Door station with stainless steel
front, door loudspeaker, call buttons
and bus camera. Integrated door
release contact (DR), contact load
max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC, 2 A,
switching time DR fixed at 3
seconds. Current consumption LED
lighting for the bell buttons, 20 mA,
12 V AC each per button.
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Bus camera and accessories
BCMC 650-...
Bus colour camera module for
Siedle-In-Home bus: Video.
Integrated 2-step heating, day/night
switching, infrared lighting and
video signal converter. Supply via
Siedle In-Home bus: Video, heating
supply 12 V AC, 100 mA.
VNG 602-...
Video line rectifier in a 10-grid
housing.
Primary: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Secondary: 30 V DC, 1.1 A
stabilized.
For additional power supply to
deluxe bus telephones when the
video memory module is used or for
power supply in case of parallel calls.
CEC 612-...
External colour camera day/night
CCD video camera for external
mounting in weather proof housing,
wall arm with ball head and internal
wiring.
Connection to In-Home bus: Video
via bus video interfacing module
BVA 650-... or bus video transmitter
BVS 650-... supply via additional line
rectifier, 10,5 - 30 V DC, current
consumption max. 250 mA.
KA/WG 950-... C
External colour CCD video camera
for external mounting with weather
proof housing and sun shade, wall
arm with ball head and internal
wiring.
Connection to In-Home bus: Video
via bus video interfacing module
BVA 650-... or bus video transmitter
BVS 650-... supply via additional line
rectifier, 20 - 30 V DC, current
consumption max. 250 mA.
Using the
accessory
provide a 230 V AC power supply.
line rectifier foot
ZNF 950-0 it is possible to
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Bus distributor
TR 603-...
Transformer in a 3-grid housing.
Primary: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Secondary: 12 V AC, 1.3 A
Supply to the LED lighting of the bus
call button module, door release or
heating for the bus camera
BCMC 650-...
BVVS 650-...
Symmetrical bus video distributor for
coupling/decoupling In-Home: Video
users, e.g. for the creation of rising
lines. Screw terminals for bus input
and 2x bus output.
BAA 650-...
Bus audio decoupling for connection
of audio users such as BFS 850-...,
BTS 850-..., BTC 850-..., DCA 650-...
or switching and control devices
within In-Home: Video. Screw
terminals for bus input, looped bus
throughput and connection of audio
users.
BVVU 650-...
Asymmetrical bus video distributor
for coupling/decoupling In-Home:
Video users. Screw terminals for bus
input, looped bus throughput and
bus output.
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Power supply, line rectifiers
BVNG 650-0
Bus video line rectifier in a 9-grid
housing.
Primary: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz, door
release contact 15 V AC, 30 V DC,
2 A, switching time fixed at 3
seconds. Light contact 15 V AC ,
30 V DC, 2 A, switching time
0.4 seconds, modification possible
using bus programming software
BPS 650-...
NG 602-...
Bus line rectifier in a 6-grid housing.
Primary: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Secondary: 12 V AC, 1.6 A and
23.3 V DC - 0.3 A stabilized.
For additional power supply to a
BTSV/BFSV/BTCV 850-... in case of
parallel door calls.
ZBVG 650-0
Bus supply unit accessory for
integration in bus video line rectifier
BVNG 650-... Required for In-Home:
Video with more than one line or PC
programming.
8-pin Western junction box for
connection of the programming
interface PRI 602-0 USB. Only one is
admissible within any Siedle-InHome system.
ZBVNG 650-...
Bus video line rectifier accessory for
mounting in bus video line rectifier
BVNG 650-... is required when
attenuation within a line is more
than 45 dB or for creation of
multiple line systems with more than
one BVNG 650-... In multiple line
systems, the ZBVNG 650-... must be
used in each BVNG 650-...
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Switching, control
BSM 650-...
Bus switching module in 3-grid
housing. 4 integrated relays, each
with a potential-free working
contact. Actuation via the call
buttons of the bus telephones or
light button at the door station.
Relay function as a timer between
1 secs. and 10 secs. Contact load
max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC, 2 A. Power
supply with 12 V AC, max. 250 mA.
BIM 650-...
Bus interface module in 3-grid
housing. Establishes a connection
between Siedle-In-Home and the
Vario bus.
Is required in order to call bus
telephones via code lock module
COM 611-... or display call module
DRM 611-...
BSE 650-...
Bus switching unit for mounting in
70 mm boxes. LED for status display
and programming mode button.
Actuation using the buttons of the
bus telephones, light button of the
door station or BEM/BSE 650-...
Relay functions as a button, switch,
timer or contact for secondary signal
unit with max. 19 mins. 59 secs.
Contact load max. 250 V AC, 6 A.
BEM 650-...
Bus input module for mounting in
a 70 m box. Input for actuating
switching functions or placing
messages. Input via potential-free
contact or 4 - 30 V DC, 10 mA.
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PC interface, DoorCom
PRI 602-...
Programming interface for
connection of a Windows PC via
serial interface to the Vario bus. The
Vario bus is programmed using
programming software PRS 602-...,
provided with the delivery. If the
BIM 650-... is additionally used, the
In-Home bus can also be
programmed.
DCI 600-0
DoorCom-ISDN for link-up of one or
more door stations to the internal
S0 bus of a telephone system. Up to
31 call numbers can be stored. The
call can be made using bell buttons
or the display call module from the
door station. Power supply with
12 V AC to terminals b/c, connection
to the In-Home: Video only via
BAA 650-...
PRI 602-... USB
Programming interface for
connection of a Windows PC via
USB port to the ZBVG 650-...
interface.
The ZBVG 650-... is plugged into the
bus line rectifier BVNG 650-...
.Commissioning, programming and
servicing facility for the In-Home bus
using BPS 650-... software.
Connection of DCA 650-... and
DCI 600-... to In-Home: Video only
via BAA 650-...
DCA 650-02
DoorCom-Analog for connection of
one or more door stations to an
analogue PBX extension of a
telephone system. Up to 31 call
numbers can be stored.
The call can be made using bell
buttons or the display call module
from the door station. Power supply
with 12 V AC to terminals b and c,
connection to the In-Home: Video
only via BAA 650-...
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Bus telephones
BTS 850-0
Standard bus telephone. Connection
at bus cores Ta and Tb.
• Calling, speech, door release and
storey call
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 10 ring tones
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Silencing button for the ring tone
• Double assignment of the light
button and silencing button
possible.
• Integration of ZAR 850-...
accessory possible
BFS 850-0
Standard handsfree bus telephone.
Connection at bus cores Ta and Tb.
• Calling, handsfree/push-to-talk
speech, door release and storey calls
• Speech/control button
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 10 ring tones
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Silencing button for the ring tone
• Double assignment of the light
button and silencing button
possible.
• Integration of ZARF 850-...
accessory
BTC 850-0
Deluxe bus telephone. Connection
at bus cores Ta and Tb.
• Calling, speech, door release and
storey call
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 11 ring tones including chime
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Muting button for the ring tone
• 7 keys for switching and control
functions with double assignment
facility
• 7 LEDs under the buttons for
display of switching statuses
• Integration of ZAR 850-... and
ZPS 850-... accessory possible
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Bus telephones
BTSV 850-...
Standard bus telephone with colour
monitor. Connection at bus cores
TaM and TbM.
• Calling, speech, vision, door
release and storey call
• Colour monitor 6.3 cm (2.5")
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 10 ring tones
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Silencing button for the ring tone
• Double assignment of the light
button and silencing button
possible.
• Monitor button for current picture
• Brightness and colour regulation
• Potential-free contact for
additional signalling device
BFSV 850-0 W
Standard handsfree bus telephone
with colour monitor Connection to
bus cores TaM and TbM.
• Calling, handsfree/push-to-talk
speech, door release and storey calls
• Colour monitor 6.3 cm (2.5")
• Speech/control button
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 10 ring tones
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Silencing button for the ring tone
• Double assignment of the light
button and silencing button
possible.
• Monitor button for current picture
• Brightness and colour regulation
• Potential-free contact for
additional signalling device
BTCV 850-...
Deluxe bus telephone with colour
monitor. Connection at bus cores
TaM and TbM.
• Calling, speech, vision, door
release and storey call
• Colour monitor 8.8 cm (3.5")
• Door release and light button
• Internal speech communication
• 11 ring tones including chime
• Call and speech volume can be
modified in 5 stages
• Silencing button for the ring tone
• 7 keys for switching and control
functions with double assignment
facility
• 7 LEDs under the buttons for
display of switching statuses
• Monitor button for current picture
• Potential-free contact for
additional signalling device
• Integrated video memory for 28
pictures, upgradable with SD card
• 5-way button for video memory
and zoom function
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Accessories
BNS 750-...
Bus secondary signal unit, for
signalling door and storey door calls
in another room or corridor.
Connection to In-Home bus: Audio
Call volume steplessly adjustable up
to max. 86 dB(A). Call differentiation
for door calls and storey calls.
Connection to In-Home: Video only
via BAA 650-...
ZPS 850-0
Parallel switching accessory for
integration into deluxe bus
telephone BTC 850-... Circuit board
for connection of an additional
power supply. When programming
manually, required from the third
BTC 850-... , when programming by
PC from the fifth BTC 850-... .
Supply 20 V - 30 V DC from
NG 602-... or VNG 602-..., current
consumption max. 100 mA
ZAR 850-0
Interfacing relay accessory for
integration into bus telephones
BTS 850-... or BTC 850-... Universal
switching relay for secondary signal
unit, video interfacing or switching
relay.
Potential-free switching contact
max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC, 1 A,
switching time 0.4 secs. – 19 mins
Supply via the In-Home bus.
In their basic equipment
configuration, bus telephones
BTSV/BTCV 850-... provide one
potential-free contact.
ZARF 850-0
Handsfree interfacing relay accessory
for integration in the handsfree bus
telephone BFS 850-...
Universal switching relay for
secondary signal unit, video
actuation or switching relay,
potential-free switching contact.
Potential-free contact max.
15 V AC, 30 V DC, 1 A, switching
time 0.4 secs. – 19 mins. Supply via
the In-Home bus.
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Accessories
ZTS 800-...
Standard table-top accessory for bus
telephones BTS 850-... and
BFS 850-... for conversion from a
wall to a table mounted unit.
Connection of the table top unit to
an 8-pin telecom socket type UAE 8.
ZTCV 850-...
Deluxe table-top accessory for the
bus telephone BTCV 850-...
Conversion from a wall to a table
unit. Connection of the table unit to
an 8-pin Telecom socket 8 (8)
junction box.
ZTC 800-...
Deluxe table-top accessory for the
bus telephone BTC 850-... for
conversion from a wall to a table top
unit. Connection of the table top
unit to an 8-pin telecom socket type
UAE 8.
ZTSV 850-...
Standard table-top accessory for
converting bus house telephone
BTSV/BFSV 850-... from a wall to a
table-top unit. Connection of the
table unit to an 8-pin Telecom
socket 8 (8) junction box.
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Bus call button module, bus video line rectifier
Bus On - OFF
In-Home bus: Video can be
switched on and off.
LED1, LED2
LED1 = Operational LED
LED2 = Error LED
Prog. mode
Button for programming mode
ON/OFF.
Addr.
Addresses from 1-15 (1-F) must
be set in multiple-line systems.
1 - Norm - 2
Operating mode switch:
1 = Reverse compatible
(with BVSG 650-...)
Norm = Operation as a new
system
2 = Increased range mode
PRI 602 USB
The socket for connection of
PRI 602-... USB is only available
if the ZBVG 650-... is plugged
in.
Bus call button module
Connection of the bus call button
modules to the bus door
loudspeaker via ribbon cable. The
name plate lighting is supplied from
the terminal block of the
BTLM 650-03.
The number of bus call button
modules which can be illuminated
depends on the overall load of the
TR 603-... (1300 mA).
Bus video line rectifier
At bus video line rectifier
BVNG 650-0, the
selector switch
Norm in a new system (as-delivered
status). If bus telephones from the
predecessor series are used within
the line, (e.g. BTS/BTC 750-02 with
bus video receiver BVE 650-...), the
operating mode switch must be set
to 1. A compatibility list is provided
in chapter 9, page 88.
The address is set at the bus video
line rectifier using the
rotary switch. In single line systems,
this is address 1 in the as-delivered
status. This setting does not need to
be altered. In multiple-line systems,
the bus video line rectifiers are
addressed in consecutive sequence.
operating mode
must be set to
“Addr.”
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Mode of operation
Calling, speech and video between
the door station and the connected
bus telephones BTSV/BFSV/
BTCV 850-... with colour monitor.
Audio and video privacy of existing
calls is assured. Door release button
for the door release function, light
button for the light switching
function. Pressing the monitor button
will show the camera picture from
the door station which placed the last
door call. This function is only
possible if no call exists.
Connection of a storey call button
(ERT) for calling from an apartment
door. Ring tones can be selected for
calls from the front door, apartment
door or internal calls. Connection of
other bus telephones with colour
monitor when looping through from
one device to the next. Other bus
door loudspeakers with video are
connected with bus video distributors
BVVU 650-... or BVVS 650-...
Supplementary functions
• Internal speech communication
possible between bus telephones
BTSV/BFSV/BTCV 850-0.
Connection of bus telephones
•
BTS/BFS/BTC 850-... or devices for
switching and control functions via
bus audio decoupler BAA 650-...
For more information, see chapter 6,
page 46-47.
Switching and control functions
•
possible with bus switching modules
BSM 650-..., BSE 650-... and
BEM 650-... , feedback to bus
telephones BTC/BTCV 850-...
programmable via LED. For more
information, see chapter 8,
page 77-79.
Bus secondary signal unit
•
BNS 750-... possible, chapter 8,
page 84.
Parallel door and storey call
•
Up to 8 bus telephones with colour
monitor can be called simultaneously
via one call button. From the second
bus telephone, each bus telephone
must be additionally supplied at the
terminals +M/-M.
Selective dialling of the door
•
possible via additional free
station
buttons.
Video memory function possible
•
with the bus telephone
BTCV 850-..., additional installation
required.
Remarks
The TR 603-... (12 V AC, 1.3 A)
a)
can supply 1 door release button
and max. 24 bus call button
modules with LED lighting
(BTM 650-01, -02, -03 and -04).
With more than 24 illuminated bus
call button modules, an additional
TR 603-... is required.
Current consumers in the AS
diagram:
Door release appr. 600 mA
Camera heating 100 mA
LED lighting per bus call button
module 25 mA
b) Door release contact load in the
bus video line rectifier BVNG 650-...
max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC, 2 A.
• Light contact load in the bus video
line rectifier max. 15 V AC, 30 V DC,
2 A.
c) Door release 12 V AC, use at least
20 Ohm, (e.g. TÖ 615-...), for
possible connection variants see
chapter 8, page 80.
d) Conductor length bus telephone storey call button ERT max. 50 m.
e) When using the internal video
memory module, the bus telephone
BTCV 850-... must be supplied by an
additional direct voltage
(20 - 30 V DC, 350 mA).
NG 602-... or VNG 602-... can be
used for this purpose. Connection of
the supply at terminals +M/-M. For
more information, see chapter 8,
page 82.
Installation
In each bus telephone with colour
monitor, there is a terminating
circuit board connected in the asdelivered status in the centre of the
connecting terminals TaM and TbM.
This circuit board is an RC element
which comprises a resistor with
100 Ohm and a capacitor 1 nF.
When looping through from one bus
telephone to the next in the
installation, this terminating circuit
board must be removed. If,
however, bus distributors are used in
the installation, or if there is only 1
bus telephone with colour monitor
in the line, the terminating element
remains in the bus telephone.
Terminal
BTSV/BFSV/BTCV 850-0
Connection for one bus telephone
or the last bus telephone in the line.
Connection when looping
through from one bus telephone to
another.
Cable laying
Only signals from the In-Home
!!
bus may be transmitted via the laid
conductor material. No additional
transmission is possible, for instance
to PBX extensions of a telephone
system or an S0 bus (ISDN). The
camera branch and monitor branch
must be laid in a separate cable and
must not be installed inside the
same conduit. This can result in
disturbance to the picture
composition.
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Loop-through connection
For notes on the wiring diagram, see the previous page
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