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VCP+VOP Product Catalogue V1 2
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VISOCALL PLUS Foreword
Foreword
Schrack Seconet AG has been known as an innovative company since it was founded. In all our product divisions
we offer solutions that are in line with market requirements, which are highly valued by our customers and
partners far beyond our national boundaries. We constantly attempt to address the constantly and rapidly growing
demands of the market with our products.
We therefore offer you, as a company specialising in security systems, a wide range of different systems and
devices, especially with regard to communications systems. All product families are closed and autonomously
functioning systems, which are also able to communicate with one another by means of the available systems
interfaces. Furthermore, we are also able to rapidly and reliably connect to foreign systems, if particular
requirements stipulate this.
Schrack Seconet AG is a guarantee for security and quality! You can rely on us to also rise to challenges in the
future too, so that current and future systems and platforms can also be offered in line with market requirements
and offering user friendliness.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents Page
Foreword................................................................................. 2
Table of Contents .................................................................... 3
VISOCALL PLUS
General................................................................................... 6
SystemDescription ................................................................... 7
1 Characteristic System Properties.......................................................................................7
2 The types of system .......................................................................................................10
3 The system functions......................................................................................................12
4 System devices ..............................................................................................................19
Datasheets ............................................................................ 22
1 Connection Devices .......................................................................................................22
2 Patient handsets and Accessories ...................................................................................25
3 Call and cancel button combinations .............................................................................29
4 Signal lamps .................................................................................................................32
5 Room terminals .............................................................................................................35
6 Mini terminal.................................................................................................................37
7 Bus interface .................................................................................................................39
8 Miscellaneous................................................................................................................41
9 Text terminal .................................................................................................................44
10 Ward Terminal ..............................................................................................................46
11 Control panel/Ward control panel .................................................................................48
12 Interfaces ......................................................................................................................51
13 TV devices and accessories ............................................................................................53
14 Power supplies ..............................................................................................................62
15 Installation accessories ..................................................................................................66
VISOTAX PLUS
General................................................................................. 72
System Description ................................................................ 73
1 General.........................................................................................................................73
2 Hardware......................................................................................................................77
3 The Software .................................................................................................................80
4 The Components ...........................................................................................................82
Datasheets ............................................................................ 84
1 Hardware......................................................................................................................84
2 Software Modules..........................................................................................................87
3 Hardware Cash Register ................................................................................................90
4 Software Cash Register ..................................................................................................93
5 TV Interfaces .................................................................................................................94
6 Accessories....................................................................................................................97
VISO-OPT PLUS
System Description ................................................................ 99
1 Characteristic System Properties.....................................................................................99
2 The types of system .....................................................................................................101
3 The system functions....................................................................................................101
VISOCALL FUNK
Datasheets .......................................................................... 109
1 Radio components.......................................................................................................109
VISOCALL PLUS
General
Internal messaging systems are an absolute necessity in hospitals. Everyday life in the hospital is marked by staff
stress and time pressure. Nonetheless, every patient wants to see the best possible conditions for his care. Hence,
the great importance of having optimal access to information throughout the entire hospital.
Nurse call systems assist in this task. They enable rapid contact between patients and nursing staff, as well as
between nursing-staff members. Every patient is able to reach "his" nurse, and every nursing-staff member can call
additional staff members and the doctor. Light signals in the place from where the call has originated and voice
circuit connections ensure optimal communications.
However, every hospital is an individual entity. Various criteria for evaluation must also be observed, such as the
fact that demands, opinions and necessities can change.
• State of the art technology allows a “standard installation” for every forms of patient care.
• Room terminals and patient handsets with autarchic single chip processors render controlling processes
from above superfluous, simultaneously acting as switchboards for data and docking with other intelligent
units.
• Multiplex sound-control as well as new hardware and software components offer further advantages as
well as allowing the integration of additional systems.
• Monitor systems with colour graphical displays with automatic sector overlays with their many buttons
and lamps make it possible to dispense with voluminous switchboard queries.
SystemDescription
1 Characteristic System Properties
1.1 Standards
VISOCALL PLUS complies with the current standards and regulations:
• DIN-VDE 0834 - Call systems in hospitals, care homes and similar establishments,
valid from 1 April 2000
• DIN-VDE 0834 / Part 1 - Device specifications, installation and operation, valid from 1 April 2000
• DIN-VDE 0834 / Part 2 - Environmental conditions and electromagnetic compatibility,
valid from 1 April 2000
• Provision of electricity in accordance with EN60950, EN61000-4-2 to -4-6 as well as
EN61000-3-2 and EN55011 (Class B)
All VISOCALL PLUS system components conform to environmental class I, whilst all components which are
installed in sanitary units, bathrooms etc. conform to environmental class II. In accordance with VDE0834 part 2
this means:
Environmental class I: +5°C to +40°C *) with an relative air humidity of up to a maximum of 85%
Environmental class II: +5°C to +40°C with an relative air humidity of up to a maximum of 95%
When planning and constructing nurse call systems the currently applicable regional regulations must also be
observed from the installation to the operation of call systems in hospitals, old people’s homes and similar
establishments. Many of the VISOCALL PLUS system’s properties considerably exceed these requirements.
Self monitoring
Self-monitoring of the computers and data and voice circuits ensures that faults are displayed and that safety
features are triggered.
Storage of data
In the event of a power-cut all pending information remains saved, and is then automatically restored when the
power returns. The minimum permitted storage period in accordance with DIN standards is 15 seconds.
VISOCALL PLUS saves the pending information permanently and can not lose it during a power-cut.
Safety features
Automatic call forwarding and automated monitoring processes at regular intervals prevents the blocking and
disconnection of call and speech circuits.
Safe planning
A “Standard Installation” allows the realisation of every possible type of system, and it is always possible to make
changes. System cables are available for the wiring system, and terminal sockets simultaneously act as room
splitters.
Connection Devices
to be built into countersunk switchboxes or installation units for hospital rooms (service ducts).
Patient handsets
Various versions available - the optimal solution for every use.
Signal lamps
For signalling on a room, area and ward-related basis, also available on request using LED technology.
Room terminals
As autarchic communications and data centres, with integrated speech communication, available in several forms,
all with a membrane keypad.
Mini terminals
To allow additional rooms to be incorporated with selective functions without speech functions.
Bus interface
To control ward signal lamps and as interfaces to other systems
Text displays
For quick, comprehensive and clear signalling.
Ward Terminal
With a ¼ VGA colour display and a few interactive buttons.
Control Panel
Colour graphical monitor system for an optional overview and easy operation.
Serial interfaces
For communication with other systems
Power supplies
For supplying power to the ward or a particular sector (24V=).
Accessories
Switchboxes and cases, soffit lamps, special system cabling etc.
It is possible to change from one type of system to another at any time. The room terminals allow the formation of
Communication Islands
For bathrooms and treatment wards with an self-contained functional flow within every type of system.
VISOCALL PLUS is the symbiosis of the complex requirements placed on future looking communications
systems in the healthcare sector, the highest level of security and optimal operating comfort. All these features are
bundled together with state-of-the-art technology and a cutting edge design.
VISOCALL PLUS makes it possible to implement any type of system in accordance with DIN 41050 Part 1 whilst
additionally offering practice-specific customisability.
• Global measures can also be implemented for decentralised systems (using possible extensions).
• There are no limitations to the number of possibilities for extending VISOCALL PLUS’ functions and
configurations. All important system devices contain single chip processors with comprehensive software,
which permits the required function.
• Any system configuration is possible, based upon a standard installation of the system, by simply
connecting room terminals, ward terminals and control panels. If all types of connector are present, then it
is possible to use or remove any type of device at any time. Devices automatically recognise the current
status of the system.
All calls by patients reach nursing staff immediately, and are followed up by the nursing staff either via using the
system’s speech circuits or by them going to the place where the call originated.
Each ward is equipped with a ward terminal, from which the current functional status of the system can be
ascertained, and can be acted upon accordingly. Room terminals offer assistance in all important areas, and each of
these can be used as a “sub-terminal”.
Decentralised stations can be combined practically for operation with reduced staff levels. The duty area of
members of the nursing staff is then no longer linked to a specific sector; functions (including call-forwarding und
speech circuits) cover all interconnected wards and can be accessed at every room terminal and ward terminal. The
interconnection of groups can be activated and deactivated again at any time. In critical cases, the interconnection
process occurs automatically.
• All calls are displayed on the control panel and are monitored by a control centre operator. The tasks to be
carried out in the various wards are then transmitted to the nursing staff members working in that area via
the system’s speech circuits. Communication with nursing staff and patients is carried out via the room
terminals or patient handsets. Other sectors can also be integrated in to the functions section of the
control panel.
• Any ward can be detached from the control panel at any time and then function in a decentralised manner.
Speech transmission in every detached ward remains possible, even when the are doesn’t contain any ward
terminals. Equally, each decentralised ward can also be reconnected to the control panel. If the control
panel is unmanned, then all wards function as decentralised wards. The type of system can be changed at
the push of a button, or, in critical instances, automatically.
• All types of system can be used with the corresponding query locations. Activated configurations can
function separately from one another or in harmony with one another. It is possible to change from one
type of system to another at the press of a button or (in critical instances) automatically.
• Combination systems offer the advantages of both decentralised and centralised forms. The
(decentralised) wards that are no longer being operating centrally can also be combined with one another.
It is therefore possible, for example, to have all wards attached to the control panel by day, whilst each
ward is decentralised during the night. Or, all wards can function as decentralised ones, whilst a control
panel is activated for the centralised night watch duty, on which checks or combining of functions can be
carried out.
• All system functions are stored, ready-for-use, in the microcomputers of the autarchic room terminals
and query locations.
• Each room terminal recognises the attached system components (e.g. patient handsets, call buttons,
signal lamps etc.) by means of programming and signals all activities within the area.
• Every ward terminal or every control panel automatically recognises the accompanying room terminals
and ward terminals and displays the functions for the entire area.
• System devices communicate with one another via the bus circuits, whilst making the relevant decisions
about functions autarchically.
• Every important function (doctor call, diagnostic call, emergency call etc.) can be monitored via the system
interface and can be transferred to other systems or communications processes.
The following functions are as standard. Additional property-specific customisations can be carried out using the
system’s software structure.
Light signals, call signs and signalling intervals etc. are in accordance with DIN and VDE requirements. In the
explanation of functions and system parts, the terms mentioned therein are also observed.
Nurses green
Helper nurses yellow
Doctors orange
Calls and reminders are also cancelled, by pressing the presence buttons, and emergency calls, doctor calls, calls
forwarded and secondary queries initiated by the same process.
3.9 The Bathroom of WC Emergency Call from the room’s sanitary unit
or from a separate sanitary unit
This call is made from the separate sanitary unit (toilet, toilet block or ward bathroom) by the nurse whose
presence has been marked. This call can not be queried and is first incorporated in version 2.1 of the software.
Queryable calls:
After the call has been queried, a speech connection is made to the caller, which is displayed by means of an
attention indicator to both parties in the conversation. Additionally, the type of call and location of the call are also
displayed. After the conversation has been ended, each call can be remotely cancelled or be replaced by a reminder.
Room terminals with presence marked are automatically activated in decentralised systems for call diversion and
secondary queries. As a result the nurse can be reached in every important room in the ward, and is therefore
informed of existing calls. Linking to the network happens according to the priority hierarchy, and each call is
immediately recognised as being queryable or non-queryable.
Queryable
Queryable calls:
When a queryable call is accepted, a speech connection to the person making the call is made. After the
conversation has been ended, each call can be remotely cancelled or be replaced by a reminder.
3.19 Reminders
The purpose of a reminder is to indicate (mark, identify) rooms, which are to be visited by a member of the
nursing staff as a follow-up to a call. A reminder is generally activated by nursing staff themselves, if there is no
reply from the person making the call when querying a call, or if there is no speech connection for a call, or if there
is an engaged tone, or if other calls are to be queried before going to the location of the call or if calls are delegated
to other nursing staff members. Calls with reminders can be repeated and queried several times. It is possible to
activate up to three reminders either at room terminals and at the ward terminal or at the control panel - for
• Nurses green
• Helper nurses yellow
• Doctors orange
• Presence related announcements only go to the room terminals of the ward being called,
where nurses have marked their presence.
• General announcements include all room terminals inclusive of the patient handsets used within
those rooms in the selected ward, regardless of whether presence has been indicated or not.
• It is also possible to make additional collective announcements to all rooms in the building from
the control panel. These announcements can also be activated dependent upon presence or generally.
3.25 Centralisation
Centralisation blocks call forwarding and the ability to query the call at room terminals across the whole ward. All
calls from the ward are only displayed at the ward terminal and can only be queried from here. Centralisation is
said to have occurred, if, for example, all calls are queried by a nurse at the ward terminal, although calls will be
delegated to only nursing staff in the ward for being dealt with.
Such a system is as a rule however only usual in CENTRALISED SYSTEMS.
Data storage
The system computer saves its current information status for at least 15 minutes during a power failure, and then
saves it again after the power outage. If there is a power cut during a conversation, then the affected room is
marked with a reminder when the power returns.
• All connection devices, apart from parts SVM and SVM-K support the additional connection of
headphones, with sound reception being diverted from the patient handset to headphones when the
headphones are plugged in.
• Also using room terminals in nurse’s rooms and day rooms etc. for ELAC reception too makes it possible
to dispense with separate speakers.
• A separate amplifier in room terminals and patient handsets substantially reduces the workload of the
ELAC control centres.
Group announcements:
Members of nursing staff can make presence-related or general group announcements from any room terminal in
the ward.
4 System devices
Using the aforementioned system devices it is possible, in practice, to create any type of system imaginable.
Functions are automatically adapted using the device’s in-built software. The system devices correspond to the
relevant VDE and DIN standards. The devices use screw clips, screw-free clips or ribbon cable connectors for the
wiring connections. Every system device contains all the components and software modules which are required for
all possible system-related uses; an initial supply of LEDs is also included.
• Boxes for counter-sinking, materials for use in the installation process, light bulbs, cabling etc. are all listed
separately in section “11. Accessories” and should be acquired separately.
• Switchboxes and double switchboxes for use in installation in cavity walls and concealed installation are as
standard (as described in section 14 “Accessories”) and can also be obtained elsewhere. The same is also
true for the various wiring materials.
• Some system devices are delivered as individual pieces for economic reasons and installation purposes.
These parts for shipping are listed alongside the relevant devices, including their order numbers.
• Precise advice and recommendations for the selection, planning and configuration of system devices in the
various types of room within a hospital can be found in the chapters “Planning and Installation” and
“Placement of devices” which feature many diagrams and examples.
The standard programming of room terminals and the ward terminals are designed to display consecutive room
and ward numbers (i.e. 01-... in an unbroken sequence). For its part the ward terminal also displays, in addition to
the normal information, other further detailed information about individual wards and the various
interconnections of wards. These devices can also optionally be supplied with a project-specific software package
to display the actual (individual) layout.
Datasheets
1 Connection Devices
For connecting patient handsets, for concealed installation or through service ducts; in the latter case for
installation and wiring by the manufacturer of the service ducts.
Type: SV-
SV-B Order number: FC008303
• One 15 pin connection socket (SUB-D) for the patient handset or push
button
• One connection socket (4 pin) for diagnostic calls,
• One 3 pole plug contact for headphones, with automatic sound
switching when the listener plugs the headphones in.
• Telephone module incl. in the connection device in the form of a extn. board
• Connection for controlling a power supply relay
• Connector blocks for connecting the TV sound signal
• One connection panel with screw-free clips;
• One 15 pin connection socket (SUB-D) for the patient handset or push
button
• One connection socket (4 pin) for diagnostic calls,
• One 3 pole plug contact for headphones, with automatic sound
switching when the listener plugs the headphones in.
• Telephone module incl. in the connection device in the form of a extn. board
• Connection for controlling a power supply relay
• Two connector blocks for connecting the TV sound signal
• One 40 pole connector base for ribbon cable connectors;
• Two 4 pole connector bases (for connection to a power supply relay)
• Circuit board for the (screw-free) snap-in attachment in the relevant
prepared service ducts.
Type: SVT-
SVT-B Order number: FC008301
• One 15 pin connection socket (SUB-D) for the patient handset or push
button
• One connection socket (4 pin) for diagnostic calls,
• One call button with a control LED, finder light included
• One connection panel with screw-free clips;
Type: PBG-
PBG-T Order number: FC008200
Type: PBG-
PBG-TV Order number: FC009604
Type: PBG-
PBG-TVL Order number: FC009608
Type: BT-
BT-R Order number: FC008220
Type: BT-
BT-RL Order number: FC008221
• 1 call button (red, marked with a nurse symbol) with 2 control LEDs,
finder light included.
• 6.3mm jack plug for connection to unit “SVM-K”
• Includes a 2.8m connection cable
Type: BT-
BT-RK Order number: FC008230
2.10 Headphones
For receiving radio and TV sound, with a 2.0m connecting cord, and a 3 pole 3.5mm
diameter jack plug, for connection to connection devices and headphones connection
socket.
2.11 Cradle
To hold patient handsets from the PBG and BT series, made of plastic in colour RAL
9010, with mounting holes.
• 1 call button (red, marked with a nurse symbol) on a membrane keypad with
2 control LEDs, finder light included
• 1 connection panel with screw-free clips;
• 1 call button (red, marked with a nurse symbol) on a membrane keypad with
a control LED, finder light included
• 1 cancel button (green) on a membrane keypad with a control LED,
• 1 connection panel with screw-free clips;
Type: SVM-
SVM-K Order number: FC008320
3.9 Noise
Noise Monitor
For connection to connection devices SV/SVT/SV-B/SVT-B or SVM, consisting of a
plastic case, as well as:
• 1 call button (red) on a membrane keypad to trigger calls with a control LED.
• 1 function key (green) to activate the noise monitor
• 15 pin SUB-D connector plug for connection with all connection devices
with a SUB-D connector.
• Includes a 2m connection cable
Caution: For unit D1/F a screw clip (STV) must also be ordered,
see below.
4 Signal lamps
For the widest possible range of uses the VISOCALL PLUS system offers various signal lamps. Both soffit lamps
and LED signal lamps are used as room signal lamps and as direction signal lamps.
For n*) wards, consisting of a base frame (colour RAL 1013) for surface installation
with n*) signal lamps of type “LD1” each with 2 holders (including clips) for 2 soffit
lamps as well as
1 dividing wall
For n*) wards, consisting of a base frame (colour RAL 1013) for surface installation
with n*) signal lamps of type “LD3” each with 3 holders (including clips) for 3 soffit
lamps as well as
2 dividing walls
Instead of “n”, the number of wards that can be combined into one area is to be used;
e.g.;
Dimensions:
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-9 wh Order number: FL73309-
FL73309-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-2 rd Order number: FL73310
FL73310-
10-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-3 gn Order number: FL73311-
FL73311-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-6 ge Order-
Order-number: FL73321-
FL73321-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-7 or Order-
Order-number: FL73330-
FL73330-
5 Room terminals
For countersunk installation in patient rooms and other important rooms; communications centres for nursing
staff, for ELAC reception etc.
Room terminal with connecting circuit board, case frame and control unit with
standard programming, ready for addressing and connection. The TV control unit is
included in the electronics of the “ST”. To use the TV control unit, a 3 pin connection
cable (not included in the delivered unit) must be connected from the ST to the
distribution board.
Room terminal with connecting circuit board, case frame and control unit with
standard programming, ready for addressing and connection. The TV control unit is
included in the electronics of the “ST-D”. To use the TV control unit, a 3 pin
connection cable (not included in the delivered unit) must be connected from the “ST-
D” to the distribution board.
Type: ST-
ST-D Order number: FC008103
Type: VST Order number: FC008100
Type: DR-
DR-ST Order number: FC008101
Type: HZEK-
HZEK-2 Order number: FC88008-
FC88008-
Type: ST-
ST-D Order number: FC008103
Type: VST Order number: FC008100
Type: APA-
APA-ST Order number: FC008990
6 Mini terminal
Mini terminal for connection to the ward bus (like room terminals) for areas without speech connection. Designed
for calls, emergency calls, presence indication, call forwarding, doctor calls and doctor presence. Cancelled and
displayed at the main query location and the query control centre.
Type: STM-
STM-AD Order number: FC008115
Type: STM-
STM-A Order number: FC008114
Type: STM-
STM-D Order number: FC008113
7 Bus interface
For controlling group signal lamps as well as activating the paging system and message transfer; the necessary
control modules must be ordered separately.
• 1 connecting circuit board for mounting in type “GBI” installation case, with
screw clips (for power supply connections) and screw-free clips (other
connections), with fuse and multipoint plug base for the controller bus
interface as well as four multipoint plug bases for a maximum of four control
modules of type “TBI” or “RBI”,
• 1 controller bus interface (connectable) with microcomputer systems and DIL
witches for addressing and assignment of functions;
• ready for addressing and connection
• For installation in unit GBI (Bus interface case) - see point 7.4
8 Miscellaneous
Various components for assorted special functions
• Call display,
• Reminder / Nurse,
• Reminder / helper nurse and
• Reminder doctor;
or
Type: ZEK-
ZEK-2 Order number: FC88009-
FC88009-
Type: ST-
ST-Tür Order number: FC008105
Type: VST Order number: FC008100
Type: DR-
DR-ST Order number: FC008101
Type: HZEK
HZEK-
EK-2 Order number: FC88008-
FC88008-
Type: ST-
ST-Tür Order number: FC008105
Type: VST Order number: FC008100
Type: APA-
APA-ST Order number: FC008990
9 Text terminal
Display in corridor for recapitulating displaying of emergency calls, calls, reminders, time and date
Type: TXT-
TXT-W Order number: FC008811
Type: TXT-
TXT-D Order number: FC008812
9.5 Text terminal
A double display consisting of two 12 character alphanumeric displays facing in
opposite directions and loudspeakers with wall mounting bracket, adjustable.
Functions as described in 9.2.
Type:
Type: TXT-
TXT-2W Order number: FC008813
Type: TXT-
TXT-2D Order number: FC008814
10 Ward Terminal
For area-related and general signalling, speech connections, announcements etc. Each query location automatically
recognises it corresponding area.
When the ward terminal is connected to a control panel, the control panel receives
all the relevant information it requires from the ward terminal via the RS232 serial
interface. The ward terminal itself is then used a hands-free unit or as a classical
handset.
Type: AE-
AE-DZT Order number: *)
Type: DR-
DR-ST Order number: FC008101
Type: APA-
APA-ST Order number: FC008990
Type: SWP-
SWP-LS Order number: FC008050
Type:
Type: LSE Order number: FC008052
Type: SWP-
SWP-PV Order number: FC008055
Type: SWP-
SWP-EDB Order number: FC008056
Type: SWP-
SWP-AS Order number: FC008057
Type: SWP-
SWP-ISP Order number: FC008059
11.6 Toolbox
The toolbox contains a CD for the installation as described in the software modules
from 11.1 till 11.5. The applications will beinstalled with this CD but not licensed.
Type: SWP-
SWP-TP Order number: FC008040
pin plugs (RS232) at both ends for connecting to the control panel
and the ward terminal.
Length: 3m
Type:
Type: LST-
LST-AK Order number: ZZH08051
9 pin plugs (RS232) at both ends for connecting to the control panel
and the ward terminal.
Length: ca. 3m
Type: LS-
LS-HW Order number:
number: FC008053
Type: Monitore VGA Order number: on demand
12 Interfaces
The central interface acts a central interface between all ward terminals installed in the system. Furthermore,
foreign systems can also be connected, so that status information about the nurse call system can also be used
outside of VISOCALL PLUS.
Type: ZI-
ZI-S Order number: FC81443-
FC81443-
Type: SWP-
SWP-QD Order number: FC008041
Type: SWP-
SWP-QSD Order number:FC008042
Electrical details:
Mechanical details:
Connections:
Dimensions:
Type: WK-
WK-S Order number: FC007004
Type: KAB-
KAB-VST Order number: FC81806-
FC81806-
Type: AE-
AE-FAK Order number: YY241011
Type: TV-
TV-KOAX Order number: FC81712-
FC81712-
Type: TV-
TV-SCART Order number: FC81729-
FC81729-
13.8 TV Terminal
TV Terminal for watching television and listening to the radio for each bed.
The unit is mounted on a wall-mounted arm or an arm attached to the bedside
cabinet and can easily and comfortably be moved into any desired position by
using the hand grip; The screen can either be delivered in a 10” or a 12” screen
size (see article no.), with the plastic case being the same size for both versions.
Games console/DVD:
Y/C and CVBS inputs can be found on the underside of the unit for connecting
a games console or a DVD player respectively.
Reading light::
A reading lamp on the underside of the unit provides adequate light. The
neighbouring patient will not be disturbed by this lighting source.
Electrical details:
Mechanical details:
Connections:
Caution: When using a TVT unit, the handset must be ordered separately. Two
different versions of handset exist for this purpose, see points 2.3 and 2.4.
Type: TVT-
TVT-12 Order number: FC009601
Games console/DVD:
Y/C and CVBS inputs can be found on the underside of the unit for connecting
a games console or a DVD player respectively.
Reading light::
A reading lamp on the underside of the unit provides adequate light. The
neighbouring patient will not be disturbed by this lighting source.
Internet::
A embedded PC is integrated into the Multimedia Terminal, which is connected
to the applications server , see 13.11, via a CAT5 LAN connection. The
operating system is loaded from this server. The patient has the opportunity to
surf the internet/intranet using the wireless keyboard with integrated trackball.
Electrical details:
Mechanical details:
Connections:
Caution: When using a MMT unit, the handset and keyboard must be ordered
separately. Please consult points 2.3, 2.4 and 13.20.
Type: APS-
APS-MMT Order number: FC009618
Caution: neither unit “SV-B”, “SVT-B” nor “TVI” are included as supplied.
Weight: 8 kg
Type: WK-
WK-TVT Order number: FC009605
Dimensions:
Weight: 10 kg
Type: WA-
WA-TVT LAN Order number: FC009606
Type: WA-
WA-Griff Order number: FC009607
Weight: 6 kg
Type: NA-
NA-TVT Order number: FC009612
Type: NA-
NA-H Order number: FC009613
Type: AB-
AB-TVT
TVT LAN Order number: FC009610
13.18 TV Interface
TV interface for controlling TV terminal, installed in the wall console or the
connection box and consists of:
Caution: for controlling unit TVT you will require in this instance
patient handset PBG-TV (FC009604) with coiled connection cable.
13.19 TV Interface
Interface standalone
TV interface for controlling unit TVT as per 13.18, however, as a standalone
variant. In combination with this TV interface, the TV terminal can be operated
without being connected to the VISOCALL PLUS system, and consists of:
Caution: for controlling unit TVT you will require in this instance
patient handset PBG-TVL (FC009608) with coiled connection cable.
Type: TVI-
TVI-STA Order number: ED010714
Type: RC-
RC-TVT Order number: FC009609
14 Power supplies
For power supply within each type of system throughout the ward.
Type: D-
D-TOP500ME/1-
TOP500ME/1-ME Order number: FC008702
Lenght: 2,5m
UPS module as a device for building into the distributor case, can be snap-fitted on to
standard profile duct TS35 in accordance with EN50022
Battery module as a device for building into the distributor case, attached using 4
M5x8 screws (not supplied)
Protection class III in accordance with EN60950
Safety: SELV classified in accordance with EN60950
Class of protection IP20 in accordance with DIN VDE 0470, 11.92
Current limiting:
Mains operation: using DC supply (e.g. D-TOP500ME: 20A)
Battery operation: UPS module by circuit breaker approx. 120A
dependent on temperature
Battery module: protected by a 25A flat fuse
The battery module contains two maintenance-free lead storage batteries connected in
series, each 12V (7Ah)
Type: D-
D-TOP BAT550 Order number: FC008710
Type: DBAT-
DBAT-24-
24-7Ah Order number: FC008711
Type: DBAT-
DBAT-24-
24-14Ah Order number: FC008714
Messages: Both faults (temperature sensor fault or battery fault) and the
failure of the mains supply voltage are communicated to the rest of
the system by means of the integrated mini room terminal. If a
fault occurs, then it is forwarded to all components in the system and
indicated at these components. If there is a mains supply voltage
failure, then the system also receives a failure message from the mini
room terminal.
Type: VCP-
VCP-USV Order number:
number: FC008720
15 Installation accessories
accessories
All materials which are used during the installation of a system which can be delivered in advance or separately for
installation and stock reasons are listed here. These parts are also purchased and billed separately.
Standard parts are marked by the symbol "*)", and they can also be obtained and provided elsewhere.
15.1 Switchbox *) (AT, RT, ZT, PT, ART, AW2, RAT, RDF, SVM-
SVM-K, ...)
For countersunk installation; made of plastic, flame retardant in accordance with
DIN/VDE 0606 Part 1 /11.84; main body conforms to DIN 49030; suitable for parts
in accordance with DIN 49200.
Plastic part does not contain halogens.
15.3 Switchbox *) (AT, RT, ZT, PT, ART, AW2, RAT, RDF, SVM-
SVM-K, ...)
For cavity wall installation with mounting screws and device screws; made of plastic,
flame retardant in accordance with DIN/VDE 0606 Part 1 /11.84; main body
conforms to DIN 49073; suitable for parts in accordance with DIN 49200.
The switchbox is available on request in a halogen-free variant.
Note: Screws for devices in countersunk switchboxes (2 per single box, 4 per double box) as well as for
connecting circuit boards in installation cases (4 screws each) are not included. The following are required:
standard countersunk self-tapping screws with 3.2mm diameter, L = 15 mm, corrosion resistant
in accordance with DIN50018.
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-9 wh Order number:
number: FL73309-
FL73309-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-2 rd Order number: FL73310-
FL73310-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-3 gn Order number: FL73311-
FL73311-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-6 ye Order number: FL73321-
FL73321-
Type: Gd5-
Gd5-7 or Order number: FL73330-
FL73330-
Type: CAT-
CAT-5 Order number: on demand
Type: VCK-
VCK-2 Order number: L224225607
Type: VCK-
VCK-2 HF Order number: L224225608
Type: VCK-
VCK-B2 Order number: L224001406
Type: VCK-
VCK-B2 HF Order number: L224001407
Type: APA-
APA-ST Order number: FC008990
Type: APA-
APA-2 Order number: FC008992
Type: APA-
APA-1 Order number: FC008991
VISOTAX
VISOTAX PLUS
General
In many hospitals the requirement for the provision of services for patients is constantly increasing. TV and radio
as well as telephones are available, either free of charge or as a chargeable extra. For this reason, the competent
specialist companies are called upon to offer new innovations and complete solutions time and time again. Schrack
Seconet has created a solution with its VISOTAX PLUS solution, which not only contains the functions listed
above, but also additionally allows billable internet access.
The VISOTAX PLUS billing system is installed as an independent system, but can, however, also be combined the
already familiar VISOCALL PLUS system. The patient handsets with telephony functions possess an integrated
smart card reader. All services that are used are debited from the account which has been assigned to the patient
using the ISO smart card.
Schrack Seconet would also like to be able to offer innovative customer-oriented systems in the future and
therefore hopes for the continued support from hospital decision-makers.
System Description
1 General
VISOTAX PLUS is a very flexible billing system. It can be customised to suit customer-specific requirements and
wishes by means of simple programming. The greatest demand is placed on such a system by the billable services,
which the hospital is able to make available to the patient. These services include, for example:
Telephone billing
TV billing for a basic fee (daily fee for 24 hours)
TV billing based on a tariff model (billing per minute)
Internet access based on duration charges (billing with billing interval to the second)
There are different billing models for the billing of services (telephony, television and Internet access). The key to
the system is the smartcard. It is used to identify the patient, and allows the patient to take advantage of the
services on offer. Crediting accounts at the payment station is just an unproblematic as the corresponding debiting
of the account after a phone call has been made, TV has been watched or an Internet access session. On leaving
the hospital the card is surrendered at the payment station and the remaining credit on the account paid out again
The type of billing required can be chosen for each patient. Basically there are two modes: pre-paid and post-paid
billing (see below).
Pre-
Pre-paid billing
In most instances, this type of billing is preferable. The patient purchases a smartcard at the payment station and
the billing system sets up an account for this smartcard. Then it is possible to credit this account with the desired
sum of money. The patient then uses the desired services. Prior to leaving the hospital, the patient hands back the
smartcard at the payment station and received the balance for his remaining credit there and then.
By using this type of billing there is very little administrative effort required and even then it is restricted to system
maintenance as well as filling and emptying the payment stations of money.
Post-
Post-paid billing
This type of billing does not require the smartcard account to be in credit when first making use of the available
services.
The post-paid billing system is primarily used, if the patient should not be burdened with making pre-payments.
The patient either receives a smartcard either at the payment station or from a workstation and can then use all the
services he wishes to. Shortly prior to leaving the hospital he allows his account to be billed and settles the
outstanding sum of money.
Tariff levels
In order for VISOTAX PLUS to remain flexible enough, so-called tariff levels have been prepared for use in the
system. The reason for this is varying charging for all charges that can be incurred. Up to 5 different levels can be
pre-defined for each system. The levels may have differing levels for basic charges and duration charges as well as
for the entering of value added tax.
Analyses
Analyses and financial statements
All services which the patient has made use of can be traced at any time via the billing server. All telephone calls,
all credits and debits, as well as TV and Internet access charges are logged and can be printed out at any time.
The data remains saved for as long as has been configured in pre-programming.
A data backup module allows all data to be archived.
Faults
The system concept allows for occasional faults to be displayed by pop-up windows on the server’s monitors and
on workstations. On which monitors these faults are to be displayed can be determined by means of programming
and can be changed at any time.
Caution: Not all telephone systems support the “termination when account balance reaches 0" function, therefore
in this instance it is essential that discussions are held with the relevant firms involved.
Number portability
By using the log-in process (by pressing a button for the patient) the billing system will be informed at which
physical extension the patient is located. It is possible for VISOTAX PLUS to carry out the number portability
function using the programming interface described in chapter 2.y. Regardless of where the patient is then moves
to during his/her hospital stay, the patient always remains contactable on the same internal call number for
external callers. The system internally forwards all calls for this virtual telephone number to whichever physical
phone number from which the patient last logged on.
TV time-
time-based tariff model (only for TV terminals or Multimedia terminals)
A more detailed billing mode is one whereby charges are debited from the patient's account based on a basic fee
and a time-based tariff. A TV billing tariff model which is saved on the server, allows per minute TV billing.
The patient has credited his account using the smartcard and is logged into the billing system. VISOTAX PLUS
knows which physical extension the patient is at. In accordance with the operating instructions, the patient wishes
to use his/her TV set. If he selects a channel which is liable to charges, then the charge is debited from the
patient’s account. If there is no credit remaining in the account, then a message will appear on the TV terminal
informing the patient that he is no longer able to operate the television.
The billing server receives data from the patient TV terminal (TVT) on a permanent basis. This data includes the
pin code, date, time and channel at which the television terminal was showing pictures. Based on the billing table,
the server knows exactly how much must be booked from the relevant account. As soon as the channel is changed,
then the server also recognises that this has happened and starts the billing process again.
The TV billing model is so flexible, that it is not only possible to define groups of channels but also to define
billing groups. These billing groups can then be combined in every possible way with the channel groups.
1.3 Internet
Internet time-
time-based tariff (only for Multimedia terminal)
The billing for internet access is done in a similar fashion to television billing.
The patient has credited his account using the smartcard and is logged into the billing system. VISOTAX PLUS
knows which physical extension the patient is at. In accordance with the operating instructions the patient would
like to surf the Internet.
The Internet server receives the information about how long the patient has surfed the Internet for using his/her
Multimedia terminal via the LAN connection. As soon as the Internet access session has been terminated, the
Internet server sends the billing system the relevant information to that VISOTAX PLUS can debit the costs
incurred from the relevant account. If the account’s credit has been used up, then the patient is no longer about to
start up the Internet browser, and a message also appears on screen with the information that the user is no longer
entitled to Internet access.
2 Hardware
A standard PC with the relevant hardware (see p.9) is used in the VISOTAX PLUS system. The PCs can then be
used both as servers as well as workstations.
2.3 TV Server
The TV server acts as an interface between the VISOTAX PLUS Server and the TV hub. It is used when the TV
terminals and Multimedia terminals which have been installed are to be billed using a channel-based and time-
based billing model.
Software
The installed software must perform various tasks. On the one hand it is used to receiving and processing patient
and/or staff data as well as the correct assignment and debiting of all services that have been used, as well as one
the other hand being used for setting the system and interface parameters.
WIN NT4.0 (Service Pack 5) or Windows 2000 (Service Pack 2) acts as a platform for all computers integrated
into the system. The LAN is also defined using one of the two operating systems.
The collected data is not just centrally managed and saved on the server, but is also served to every workstation
and cash register as required.
Physically the server is not just connected to the LAN, but is also connected to the telecommunications system.
Telecommunications
Telecommunications system billing data interface
The server receives all billing records which occur within the system via this interface and filters out the relevant
PIN code phone calls which it requires. Based on the assignment of PIN codes the server is able to bill call charges
to the correct patient account. The telecommunications system, however, only sends the call record after the
telephone call has ended. The last call may in certain circumstances lead to a negative account balance. The CTI
interface provides workaround for this problem (see below).
This interface is basically used in telecommunications systems, when a foreign PC system wishes to connect to the
telephone system.
This type of interface is necessary for special billing system functions. As described above, the server always only
receives the billing records once the telephone call has been ended. A negative account balance in certain
circumstances is unavoidable. However, there is now also the opportunity to receive a brief record from the
telephone system via the so-called CSTA immediately after the call has been connected. The server is able to
calculate the amount to be billed in advance based upon this information which is received, and is able to then
terminate the telephone call.
Some telecommunications systems also support the previously mentioned “number portability” function using this
interface.
The PC regulates communications between both foreign systems and VISOTAX PLUS is able to tailor the
specifications of its interface accordingly. It can also be ascertained based on this specification, which functions
can be carried out from the PC.
3 The Software
Based upon the variety of demands placed upon VISOTAX PLUS, it was essential to implement the concept on a
modular basis. The number of extensions used in the system is irrelevant. The modules described below are
optional and can be obtained in the form of licenses.
Staff management
The VISOTAX PLUS billing system is not only deployable for patients, but also for employees or other
companies. For this overlay, the same functions are available as previously described above in the section about
patient management.
Electronic Phonebook
VISOTAX PLUS offers an optimal opportunity for creating an electronic phonebook. This is, however, only
possible, if patient records are personalised. In an anonymous system, it is possible to find extensions, but no
names can be found for them.
Discount levels
The hospital's administrators also have the opportunity to offer discount levels which benefit so-called "frequent
callers". Two levels are available per patient class. Once a certain „frequent caller“ sum has been reached, a
predefined percentage reduction is applicable.
Of course it happens time and time again, that patients have to stay in hospital for a longer than average period of
time. In such instances, it is possible to apply discount levels to currently outstanding flat rate fees. Once a certain
number of days have been exceeded, then a predefined percentage reduction is enforced.
Language modules
The payment station’s user interface is in German as a default. Dependent on a customer’s requirements, other
languages can also be installed, such as English, French, Italian etc. To enable this, the additional languages
required will be included in the database.
Backup module
Due to the large quantity of data involved, it is essential to carry out orderly backups. The databases are
permanently in an online state and must therefore be closed and duly backed up. This is not possible with
traditional backup programs. The backup module saves the relevant data on a removable data carrier which has
been specially prepared for the hardware.
ERICSSON MD110
SIEMENS HICOM 300/HIPATH READY 4000
PHILIPS SOPHO
CORAL
TENOVIS INTEGRAL 55
If a PABX which is not listed is being deployed in a project, then we develop the relevant interfaces and/or
customisations in conjunction with the relevant telecommunications system manufacturer.
4 The Components
Using the aforementioned components it is possible, in practice, to create any type of system imaginable. The
individual settings are carried out using a pre-defined password level in the patient management overlay.
VISOTAX PLUS offers the user a carefully designed and clear overview.
4.3 TV Server
With help from the TV Server, VISOTAX PLUS is able to bill
TV services according to channels and time watched to the
minute. All data about changes of channel are sent from the TV
hub to the TV server, and are filtered accordingly to be sent to
the billing server. The billing server then bills the user exactly to
the minute for the TV fees incurred according to the billing
model.
Datasheets
1 Hardware
The following hardware is used during the installation of the VISOTAX PLUS billing system.
Caution: If patient Internet access is also to be billed, then the applications server
described in the VISOCALL PLUS chapter (see 12.11) is also required.
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-SRV Order number: FC007300
1.2 TV Server
Server for data transer and data storage, consisting of:
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-TVS Order number: FC007360
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-KS Order number: FC007370
FC007370
1.4 Workstation
Workstation for editting all patient information, consisting of:
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-WS Order number: FC007310
1.6 ZIP
ZIP Disk Drive
Hardware for reliable backups of data generated by the VISOTAX PLUS system
(phone call data, patient data, settings, tariff data, fee data etc.)
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-ZIP Order number: FC007312
Type: VTP-
VTP-HW-
HW-VPS4 Order number: FC007314
Type: CHC-
CHC-KEYB Order number: FC73100---
FC73100---
Type: Chip-
Chip-USB Order number: FC73100--
FC73100--A
--A
2 Software Modules
The following software modules are available based on the requirements of the operator.
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-PAV Order number: FC007301
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-PEV Order number:
number: FC007302
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-TVG Order number: FC007316
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-ETB Order number: FC007315
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-RAB Order number: FC007317
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-GDE Order number: FC007303
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-DT Order number: FC007304
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-CC Order number: FC007305
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-FW Order number: FC007306
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-ZIP Order number: FC007307
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-TK Order number: FC007308
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-IG Order number: FC00731
FC007319
• Solid sheet steel case (grey) for screwing onto mounting frame, with a
lockable door with a security lock and with 4 retaining clips for increased
security
• 10.4” TFT colour display (resolution 640x480 pixels)
• optional multilingual user interface
• operator assistance via 8 interactive function keys
• Banknote checker for recognition of up to 4 banknotes
(€5/€10/€20/€50)
• Coin checker for recognition of 6 denominations of coin
(€0.05/€0.10/€0.20/€0.50/€1.00/€2.00), of which alternatively three
denominations can be accepted.
• Accepts 3 chosen denominations of coin with automatic coin circulation
• Combined mechanical smartcard issuing and redemption unit
with integrated reader and writer, for up to 443 smartcards.
• Thermal receipt printer (58 mm width paper roll)
• Wide change return tray with transparent protective flap
for receiving change and receipt.
• Centralised configuration
• Maintenance messages are automatically transferred
• Embedded PC with operating system, software and LAN connection for
connection to central billing system or POS server.
• Remote maintenance possible
• Connection ~230V
• 10Mb LAN RJ45 connection
Weight: ca. 90 kg
Dimensions: 1000x580x340 mm (HxWxD)
Type: VTP-
VTP-KA Order number: FC007410
• Solid sheet steel case (grey) for screwing onto mounting frame, with a
lockable door with a security lock and with retaining clips for increased
security
• 10.4” TFT colour display (resolution 640 x 480 pixels)
• optional multilingual user interface
• operator assistance via 8 interactive function keys
• Integrated Austrian credit card and debit card interface for
cash-free money transfer
• in to the VISOTAX PLUS account, for which purpose an
ISDN S0 connection is included
• Banknote checker for recognition of up to 4 banknotes (€5/€10/€20/€50)
• Coin checker for recognition of 6 denominations of coin
(€0.05/€0.10/€0.20/€0.50/€1.00/€2.00), of which alternatively three
denominations can be accepted.
• Accepts 3 chosen denominations of coin with automatic coin circulation
• Combined motorised smartcard issuing and redemption unit
with integrated reader and writer, for up to 443 smartcards.
• Thermal receipt printer (58 mm width paper roll)
• Wide change return tray with transparent protective flap for
receiving change and receipt.
• Centralised configuration
• Maintenance messages are automatically transferred
• Embedded PC with operating system, software and LAN connection for
connection to central billing system or POS server.
• Remote maintenance possible
• Connection ~230V
• 10Mb LAN RJ45 connection
Weight: ca. 90 kg
Dimensions: 1000x580x340 mm (HxWxD)
Type: VTP-
VTP-KA-
KA-KIA Order number: FC007420
Type: VTP-
VTP-KA-
KA-KID Order number: on demand
3.4 Installation
Installation frame
Coated sheet steel frame for affixing to the wall for installation of payment stations.
Weight: ca. 10 kg
Dimensions: 1000x580x20 mm (HxWxD)
Type: VTP-
VTP-KA-
KA-MR Order number: FC007400
Weight: ca. 15 kg
Dimensions: 770x580x300 mm (HxWxD)
Type: VTP-
VTP-KAF Order number: FC007401
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-CC Order number: FC007371
Type: VTP-
VTP-KIK Order number: FC007321
Type: VTP-
VTP-SW-
SW-L Order number: on demand
5 TV Interfaces
For the various billing methods of TV charges, there are various TV Interface controller units available:
Type: TVI-
TVI-STA Order number:
number: ED010714
Type: TVI
TVI-
VI-LUX Order number: ED010713
Type: SVT-
SVT-BZTV Order number: FC008304
5.5 TV Hub
Interface between TV Server application and TV terminals and/or Multimedia
terminals for data acquisition, compression and transferring to the billing system,
consisting of:
• Sheet steel case which can be locked using a key lock for connection of a
maximum of 256 TV terminals or Multimedia terminals
• Power supply 230V~ with cold connector for connection to the power line
• 19” rack contains:
• -) 230V~ power supply
• -) Slots for a maximum of 8 slide-in cards each with 32 connections
(TVT/MMT)
• pin SUB-D connector for connection to the TV server (RS422)
• Possibility to connect an additional TV hub
• Blue metal case for surface installation in electricity distribution case
• Ambient temperature: 0°C to +50°C
• Relative Air Humidity: 5-95% without condensation
6 Accessories
The smartcard serves as a key for access to VISOTAX PLUS’ services.
6.1 Smartcard
Standard smartcard in accordance with ISO standard 7816. It acts as the key to
VISOTAX PLUS. With the smartcard, the patient has access to all services offered in
the system.
The smartcard can be printed with any graphic (in jpeg format) on both sides using 4
colour printing.
Type: VTP-
VTP-CK2x4C Order
Order number: FC007830
VISO-
VISO-OPT PLUS
System Description
1 Characteristic System Properties
The VISO-OPT PLUS emergency call system enables people requiring assistance to raise the alarm at a central
location within a building or building complex. The system can, for example, be deployed in the following areas:
Bathroom emergency calls in hotels, emergency calls for disabled toilets in public buildings, schools etc. or also for
emergency calls for changing room cubicles in out-patient clinics and doctors’ practices.
1.1 Standards
Presuming that established VISOCALL PLUS call components (RT, ZT and PT) have been installed in the call
inputs for VISO-OPT PLUS, VISO-OPT PLUS adheres to the following currently valid standards and regulations:
Safety features
Automatic call reminders, integrated into the system prevent calls for being deleted.
Base terminal
For installation in a double countersunk case or surface-mounted case (vertically or horizontally) for use as a basic
unit.
Extension terminal
For installation in a double countersunk case or surface-mounted case (vertically or horizontally) for use as a
extension unit.
Signal lamps
VISOCALL PLUS signal lamps can be used for displaying the local call location.
Power supplies
A 24V= power supply, with a maximum power supply of 2A is available for supplying the basic terminals and
extension terminals with power. For calculation of power supply requirements the following applies:
Fully equipped basic terminal (4 soffit lamps): 0.98A with 100% concurrence
Fully equipped extension terminal (8 soffit lamps): 1.86A with 100% concurrence
Accessories
Accessories, such as countersunk cases and surface mounted cases, can be found in chapter 14 of the VISOCALL
PLUS section.
By pressing the relevant button at the basic terminal or extension terminal (call cancellation must be activated)
By pressing the cancel button from the place where the call was made (call cancellation at the terminal must be
disabled)
3.4 Faults
Since the VISO-OPT PLUS system is an emergency call system, the quiescent current of all call inputs is
monitored, however, only when used with the VISOCALL PLUS call button, pneumatic button and pull button.
In operating conditions this means that a fault is announced immediately, as sound as the call circuits and/or the
call devices are damaged or disconnected (due to a wire break or a short circuit).
The control LED for a fault lights up and the buzzer sounds.
There is also the possibility of transferring the announcement of the fault to other systems, by using the fault relay.
Datasheets
1 Terminals
For the centralised displaying of calls from all call locations within the system.
Type: VO-
VO-BT Order number: FC008950
Type: VO-
VO-ZT Order number: FC008951
2 Connectable components
VISO-OPT PLUS offers the optimal solution as well as providing integrated quiescent current monitoring in
conjunction with VISOCALL PLUS components.
Caution: Connection device SVM-K can only be used in conjunction with the power
supply described in point 3.1 below. If the connection device is connected to
terminals which use the transformers displayed below in points 3.2 and 3.3, then the
connection device will not function properly.
Type: SVM-
SVM-K Order number: FC008320
• 1 call button (red, marked with a nurse symbol) with 2 control LEDs,
finder light included
• 6.3mm jack plug for connection to unit “SVM-K”
• Includes a 2.8m connection cable
Type: BT-
BT-RK Order number: FC008230
Technical details:
Output voltage: 24 V=
Output continuous current: 1.8 A
Peak current: 2A
Residual ripple: 100mVss
Load variation: +/- 0.03% per °C
Type: NG24-
NG24-2 Order number: FC008723
Technical details:
Technical details:
VISOCALL
VISOCALL FUNK
1.2 Optimal
Optimal concept for devices
Well thought out components are the mark of VISOCALL FUNK’s devices concept:
Transmitter
Battery powered radio transmitter for triggering a mobile call.
Receiver
Radio units which can be connected to VISOCALL PLUS and all foreign systems which have voltage-free inputs.
Power supplies
A 24V= power supply, with a maximum power supply of 2A is available for supplying the radio receiver with
power. When connected to the VISOCALL PLUS connection device, the necessary supply voltage required can of
course be drawn from the power supply network for the nurse call system.
Accessories
When using VISOCALL FUNK in combination with VISOCALL PLUS, please see connection devices listed in
chapter 1.
Datasheets
1 Radio components
For plugging into the VISOCALL PLUS connection devices or into 6 pin DIN sockets in standard single
installation cases and all other foreign systems which make a voltage-free input available for the call receiver.
Type: EE2-
EE2-6 Order number: FC007961
Type: EE2-
EE2-15 Order number: FC007962
Type: SV-
SV-F Order number: FC007980
Type: AS2
AS2 Order number: FC007964
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