NOVUS NVE-VDB200OUT Outdoor Video Doorbell

Product Compliance

The product meets the requirements contained in the following directives:

• Directive 2014/53/EU (RED)
• Directive 2014/30/EU (EMC)
• Directive 2014/35/EU (LVD)
• Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE)
• Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS)

Important Information

This device is part of a professional video intercom system for surveillance and control. It is not designed for self-installation by individuals without technical knowledge.

WARNING: Always consult the user manual and other provided documents before performing any action not explicitly described. Contact the manufacturer if unsure about the product's usual application to avoid excluding their responsibility.

WARNING: Familiarize yourself with this manual before installation and operation for proper device functioning.

WARNING: Do not disassemble the casing. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Installation and servicing must be performed only by qualified service personnel in compliance with local regulations.

WARNING: Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. AAT SYSTEMY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA SP. Z O.O. reserves the right to update this document.

Important Safeguards and Warnings

1. Read and understand the safety and operating instructions before starting.
2. Keep this manual for the device's lifespan.
3. Strictly follow all safety precautions for user safety and device reliability.
4. All actions must comply with the user's manual.
5. Disconnect the device from power sources during maintenance.
6. Do not use unauthorized additional devices or components.
7. Do not mount on unstable surfaces or use unrecommended mounts. Improper mounting can cause accidents or damage. Mounting must be done by qualified personnel.
8. Supply the device only from power sources meeting producer specifications. Avoid sources with unknown, unstable, or non-compliant parameters.
9. Place signal and power cables to prevent accidental damage, paying attention to cable exits and connections.
10. Ensure the electric installation supplying the device is designed to prevent overloading.
11. User cannot repair or upgrade the equipment. All maintenance and repairs must be done by qualified service personnel.
12. Immediately unplug the device and contact maintenance if: the power cord/plug is damaged; liquids enter the device or it suffers mechanical shock; the device behaves abnormally despite adjustments; the device is damaged; or atypical behavior is observed.
13. For repairs, use only original replacement parts. Non-authorized service and non-genuine parts may cause fire or electrocution.
14. Perform tests after maintenance to ensure proper operation of all components.

Device Information

The outdoor video doorbell features:

• Microphone
• Camera
• IR Diodes
• Unique 125 kHz Card Reader
• Call Button
• Speaker

Features

• Surface/Corner mounting options.
• Vandal-proof zinc alloy housing.
• Resolution: 1080P.
• Signal Type: AHD (Default), CVBS, CVI, TVI.
• Wide viewing angle: 120°.
• Protection class: IP66.
• Unique 125 kHz proximity reader.
• Compatible with Wiegand 26.
• Dimensions: 131 x 46 x 20 mm.
• Working temperature: -30°C to 60°C.
• Working voltage: 10 - 15 V DC.
• Power consumption: 3.5 W (Max.).
• Relay: NO/NC (36 V AC/DC, 4 A).

Package Contents

The package includes:

• Video doorbell
• User manual
• Wall bracket
• Corner bracket
• 3-PIN female terminal wire
• 4-PIN female terminal wire
• 6-PIN female terminal wire
• Unique proximity tag x3
• Mounting accessories (screws and expansion bolts)

Wiring Diagrams

The document provides detailed wiring diagrams for different configurations:

• Wiegand 26 card reader connection: Illustrates connections for audio, ground, power, video, NO, COM, NC, CARD_PWR, GND, EXIT_COM1, EXIT_COM2, WG0, and WG1 terminals to an access control controller, exit button, and user monitor.
• NO unlock wiring: Shows connections for the doorbell to a lock (normally open), exit button, user monitor, and power supply.
• NC unlock wiring: Depicts connections for the doorbell to a lock (normally closed), exit button, user monitor, and power supply.

Note: Swapping the order of wires through the 4-pin female connector is permissible.

Swiping Card Operation

NOTE: For card management, WG1 & WG0 must be connected.

1. Master Card Registration: Upon first use, the speaker beeps and the call button indicator blinks. Swiping a card will produce a beep, authorizing it as the master card (cannot open the lock).
2. User Card Registration:
   • Swipe the master card once. The button indicator stays lit. Swipe user cards sequentially. Swiping an already added user card twice exits the mode. The system auto-exits after 30 seconds of inactivity.
   • Up to 100 user cards can be registered. Card reading distance is less than 3cm. The master card is required for adding/deleting user cards. Keep the master card safe.
3. Deleting Master and User Cards:
   • Swipe the master card four times consecutively to delete all user cards and the master card. The doorbell will then be ready for new master card registration.
   • If the master card is lost, a short press of the RESET button on the rear side will delete the master card and all user cards.
4. Swiping Card Unlock: In standby mode, swiping a registered user card will unlock the door. The default unlock time is 5 seconds.

Video Doorbell Operation

Pressing the call button initiates a call. Operation via the user monitor interface is detailed in the NVE-M200WIFI manual.

Notes:

• If the lock is powered by 12 VDC, the same power supply can be used for the lock and the built-in card reader.
• A long press (over 5 seconds) of the 'Camera signal switch & RESET button' switches camera signal modes (AHD/CVBS/CVI/TVI). AHD mode is recommended.
• A short press (under 2 seconds) of the same button restores factory default settings.
• If the doorbell functions as a Wiegand 26 reader, the access control controller, not the doorbell, decides on opening.
• The maximum cable length between the monitor and the doorbell is 20m.

Doorbell Installation

Follow these steps for installation:

1. Select the optimal doorbell position, avoiding direct sunlight, dark surroundings, and rain for the camera.
2. Recommended installation height is 1.5 to 1.6 meters.
3. Dig a hole at the determined height on the wall.
4. Disassemble the bracket from the outdoor panel.
5. Fix the bracket to the wall using the provided screws and expansion bolts.
6. Route the cables through the wall and bracket, then connect them to the doorbell's connector wire.
7. Mount the outdoor panel onto the bracket and secure it with the bottom screw.

Notes

This section is for additional notes.