Aiphone AX-DVF-XP User manual

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Aiphone AX-DVF-XP The Aiphone AX-DVF-XP is a vandal-resistant door station featuring a color video camera and a standalone proximity card reader with an embedded host controller. It is capable of storing up to 5,000 credentials (cards). Standalone operation means that the AX-DVF-XP can function independently without the need for an external host controller or PC, making it ideal for standalone access control applications.

The AX-DVF-XP is equipped with a high-quality color video camera that delivers clear and detailed images, enabling users to easily identify visitors. It is also equipped with a built-in microphone and speaker to facilitate two-way audio communication.

Aiphone AX-DVF-XP The Aiphone AX-DVF-XP is a vandal-resistant door station featuring a color video camera and a standalone proximity card reader with an embedded host controller. It is capable of storing up to 5,000 credentials (cards). Standalone operation means that the AX-DVF-XP can function independently without the need for an external host controller or PC, making it ideal for standalone access control applications.

The AX-DVF-XP is equipped with a high-quality color video camera that delivers clear and detailed images, enabling users to easily identify visitors. It is also equipped with a built-in microphone and speaker to facilitate two-way audio communication.

- INSTRUCTIONS -
The AX-DV-XP and AX-DVF-XP are color audio-video door stations for Aiphone’s AX-series, containing a standalone
proximity card reader with embedded host controller. Capable of storing up to 5,000 sets of credentials (cards) and
operating completely independent of an external host controller or PC, the AX-DV-XP and AX-DVF-XP are ideal for all
installations where reliable, inexpensive and easy-to-manage access control is desired.
Note: Programming of the AX-DV-XP and AX-DVF-XP requires Aiphone’s XP-KIT Programming Starter Kit for -XP
series standalone proximity card readers.
Door Station with Standalone Prox Reader
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NAMES & FEATURES
FEATURES:
Up to 5,000 credential storage (cards)
Standalone configuration without central ‘Host’
or personal computer
Night Lock function with contact output for
controlling after hours access and alarm
system mode
Forced Entry alarm output for triggering
external sounder or alarm system
Optional handheld Remote Programmer for
advanced functionality
NAMES & FUNCTIONS:
1. Camera 4. Speaker
2. Microphone 5. Call button
3. Name placard 6. Standalone Prox
Reader / Controller
AX-DVF-XP
AX-DV-XP
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2
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PACKAGE CONTENTS:
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:
SBX-DVF-P – Surface-mount stainless steel
backbox (AX-DVF-XP only)
XC5T/9 – Blank User Card (Qty. 1)
XRP3 – Handheld Remote Programmer
XP-KIT – Programming Starter Kit,
contains:
XRP3 – Qty (1)
XC5T/9 – Qty (10)
XMMC3/9 – Qty (1)
(Note: XP-KIT is required
for programming of
the AX-DV-XP / AX-DVF-XP!)
Mounting screw &
anchor bolt pack
(AX-DV-XP only)
AX-DV-XP or AX-DVF-XP
Vandal-resistant Door Station
Semi-flush backbox &
tamper-resistant bolts
(AX-DVF-XP only)
Blank name
placard
Security Driver
MOUNTING & INSTALLATION
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2'1"
5'
20"
20"
AX-DV-XP
AX-DVF-XP
3'1"
3'11"
AX-DV-XP
AX-DVF-XP
Installation Location:
Care should be taken when choosing the best
location for mounting the AX-DV-XP / AX-
DVF-XP. Do not install the video door station
in any areas subject to direct sunlight or other
strong direct lighting conditions; installation in
such locations may cause reduced visibility
and/or video quality while viewing from the
master station.
6'1"
Mounting Height & Viewing Angle:
Because the AX-DV-XP and AX-DVF-XP
contain a fixed-angle camera element,
mounting height and placement relative to the
entry should be taken into consideration. The
recommended mounting height and
corresponding viewing angle are shown, at
left.
3"
8-3/4"
1/4"1-3/8"
Figure 1
8-7/16"
1-25/32"
4-1/2"
Figure 3
Figure 2
-XP Series Prox
Reader Pigtail
Physical Mounting Instructions:
1. AX-DV-XP – provide mounting box or wall opening
sufficient for both the CAT-5e cable (from the AX CEU)
and the -XP series card reader wire pigtail (Fig. 1),
noting the offset location of the reader pigtail (Fig. 2).
AX-DVF-XP – provide wall surface opening for rough-in
backbox (supplied), using dimensions shown (Fig. 3).
Note: if surface mount is required, use the Aiphone
SBX-DVLF- (sold separately) .
2. Open the protective door and
connect the CAT-5e cable (RJ45)
from the AX CEU to the AX-DV-XP
or AX-DVF-XP station, carefully
routing the wire in one of the two
possible directions, as shown (Fig.
2). Be careful to avoid damaging the
wire jacket when securing the
protective door.
3. AX-DV-XP – Secure the door station to
the wall surface using the provided
mounting screws and/or anchors, as
shown (Fig. 1). Secure the vandal
resistant chassis using the security driver
(provided).
AX-DVF-XP – Secure the door station to
the backbox using the included security
screws / driver (Fig. 3).
(See Note 2)
(See Note 3)
(See Note 1)
WIRING
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+
-
12V DC
Power Supply
Red
Black
White: Not Used
Yellow: Not Used
Pink: Not Used
Blue: Not Used
Brown (Ground)
Strike
DC Power
Violet (Lock)
Night Lock
Trigger Out
(See Note 4)
Forced Entry
Trigger Out
Red / Blue
Grey / Pink
Request-Exit
(Egress) Input
(See Note 4)
Forced Entry
Sensor Input
Green
Grey
NOTES:
1. The ‘Lock’ output (Violet wire) is a normally-open solid-state contact rated at 30VDC / 1A. Only DC-powered locks
can be connected directly to the reader. Locks requiring AC power, higher contact rating, or Normally-Closed
functionality should use an external 12VDC relay (Aiphone RY-18L or equivalent). Release duration is determined
by the reader’s programming configuration (see the -XP Series Programming & Operation Manual).
2. The ‘Request-Exit’ input is used when triggering the reader’s internal contact output from an external contact source
is desired (motion detector, egress button, intercom relay output, etc.). An input closure should be connected
across the Green wire and Ground (Brown wire). Unlock events triggered by this input are also subject to the
reader’s release duration (see the -XP Series Programming & Operation Manual).
3. When the Night Lock mode is active, a trigger will be provided across the ‘Night Lock Trigger Output’ (Red / Blue
wire) and Ground (Brown wire). This can be used to integrate with external alarm systems for improved
functionality.
4. The ‘Forced Entry Sensor Input’ (Grey wire) is designed to be connected to Ground (brown wire) in series with a
magnetic door sensor (or equivalent normally-closed device) to allow the system to determine when the door has
been either forced, or left open after an unlock event. When this sensor input active, an output trigger will be
provided across the ‘Forced Entry Trigger Out’ (Grey / Pink wire) and Ground (Brown wire), for connection to an
alarm system event input, sounder, or other desired device.
5. All device outputs (with the exception of the Violet ‘Lock’ output) provide a low current trigger output, and should not
be used to drive anything greater than another device’s trigger input without an appropriate relay. All device inputs
require only a contact closure across the respective wire and Ground (Brown wire).
6. The White, Yellow, Pink, and Blue wires are not used and should be trimmed to avoid possible shorting and system
malfunction.
Note: Only information pertaining to the wiring of the -XP series card reader is shown in this manual. For programming
information, consult the -XP Series Programming & Operation Manual (included in the XP-KIT Programming Starter
Kit). For AX series intercom configuration / connection information, consult the AX series Installation and
Operation Manual (included with the AX CEU).
PROGRAMMING:
See programming instructions included with the required XP-KIT Programming Starter Kit (sold separately).
Note: Do not attempt to program or use the AX-DV-XP / AX-DVF-XP door station without first reading
the initialization instructions included with the XP-KIT Programming Starter Kit!
CARD READER:
Power Source: 12V DC
Current Requirements: 40mA (Avg)
Terminations: Color-coded pre-wired pigtail
Operating Temperature: -10°~60°C / 14°~140°F
Operating Humidity: 0-95% relative humidity
non-condensing
SPECIFICATIONS:
DOOR STATION:
Power Source: AX-series CEU
Camera unit: CCD Camera
Scanning line: 525 lines
Min. illumination: 5 Lux at 1' or less
Terminations: RJ-45
Operating Temperature: -10°~60°C / 14°~140°F
Wiring Distance: 980ft w/ CAT-5e wire
Aiphone Communication Systems
1700 130th Ave. N.E.
Bellevue, WA 98005
(425) 455-0510
FAX (425) 455-0071
Pg. 4
AX-DV(F)-XP Instr.
0608TB
FCC WARNING:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.
For proper regulatory compliance, the drain wire should be disconnected at the
power supply end of the cable.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
The Reader is intended to be powered from a limited power source output of a
previously certified power supply.
TOLL FREE TECHNICAL SUPPORT:
(800) 692-0200
SPECIFICATIONS
AX-DV-XP
DIMENSIONS:
AX-DVF-XP
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Aiphone AX-DVF-XP User manual

Category
Motorcycle Accessories
Type
User manual
This manual is also suitable for

Aiphone AX-DVF-XP The Aiphone AX-DVF-XP is a vandal-resistant door station featuring a color video camera and a standalone proximity card reader with an embedded host controller. It is capable of storing up to 5,000 credentials (cards). Standalone operation means that the AX-DVF-XP can function independently without the need for an external host controller or PC, making it ideal for standalone access control applications.

The AX-DVF-XP is equipped with a high-quality color video camera that delivers clear and detailed images, enabling users to easily identify visitors. It is also equipped with a built-in microphone and speaker to facilitate two-way audio communication.

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