Mounting And Connection - Niko 10-40 Serie Gebrauchsanleitung

10-40X / 10-41X
Read the complete manual before carrying out the installation and activating
the system. Keep the manual for future reference.
1. DESCRIPTION
This external unit from the Niko's access control product range is suitable for videophony.
The external video unit is a surface-mounting unit with a surface-mounting height of 20 mm.
Depending on the model ordered, the external video unit has 4 to 16 bell push buttons
arranged in two columns. The external video unit is equipped with a colour camera with
infrared LEDs for a better visibility at night. All models are described in chapter 6. The external
video unit is equipped with an adjustable microphone and loudspeaker. All data are saved
in a removable EEPROM memory.
It is also equipped with a vandalproof nameplate which can be personalised. This nameplate
is permanently lit by an LED.
It is possible to extend the external video unit with one or more modules with 16 to 20 bell
push buttons arranged in two columns. These extension modules are described in chapter
6. The external video unit must be used in combination with internal units and a power
supply. The system is set up with a six-wire connection.

2. MOUNTING AND CONNECTION

Check whether the following components are present:
• surface-mounting external video unit with the correct number of bell push buttons;
• socket head wrench for opening the external video unit;
• a sufficient number of blank name cards for personalisation.
Which cables are required?
Niko recommends the following:
• JYSTY(-F2), min. 3 x 2 x 0.8 mm
• TVVF(-F2), min. 3 x 2 x 0.8 mm
• TPVF, min. 3 x 2 x 0.6 mm (Limits the number of components to be connected. For
specifications, see catalogue). This cable connects the external video unit to the power
supply.
Mounting
To mount the external video unit, first remove the nameplate at the front of the external
video unit (fig. 1):
1. Half unscrew the two screws at the bottom of the external video unit using the socket
head wrench provided.
2. Remove the cover by shoving it out from under the unit.
3. Slide the nameplate down, so the connection terminals become visible (fig. 2).
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