Elvox 12F3, 12F5 Installation And Operation Manual

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Installation and operation manual

Video or audio Elvox 2-wire entrance panels with traditional push-buttons

DESCRIPTION

Types 12F3 and 12F5 comprise respectively an electronic base unit for the
assembling of two models of entrance panels.

12F3 audio electronic module with conventional push-buttons (single or

double row)

12F5 video electronic module with colour and conventional push-buttons

(single or double row)
To expand the number of calls, requires installation and subsequent program­ming of additional modules type 12TS (for entrance panels with push-buttons
in single row, from 5 or more calls) or type 12TD (for push-buttons in double
row, from 9 or more calls), see Fig. 11, 12 on page 8.

The abovementioned electronic units are to be used with plates and
components of the 1200 series, separately sold.

Each push-button in the electronic units can generate different call codes with
values from 1 to 200. The entrance panels are designed to operate either
alone or with other entrance panels. In any event one must be set as a Ma­ster entrance panel and the others as Slave.
The front of the electronic unit (see Fig. 2, detail A) is fitted with the following
adjustments:
1 Voice line balancing control
2 External volume
3 Internal volume
The entrance panel is equipped with 6 push-buttons for the base program­ming phase. The base programming of the entrance panel is carried out wi­thout installing the front plate, so as to reach all the 6 push-buttons. The
serigraph close to each push-button ease this operation.
For the advanced programming of the entrance panel use the programming
module type 950C or PC Software SaveProg Type 69CD via the interfaces
Type 692I or Type 692I/U.
The volume adjustment may cause the LARSEN effect (whistle); in this event
operate on trimmer 1 (Balance) to avoid the whistle or decrease one or both
volumes (Fig. 2, detail A).
To the audio entrance panels an external camera type CCTV can be connec­ted; in this case it must be programmed as video camera.
The video cameras can be used indifferently either in colour either in B/W in­stallations.
Operating temperature: -10° C ÷ +55° C.

INSTALLATION

The assembling and the installation of the electronic units for the 1200 series
plates require the following phases:
1- Define the plate for the electronic base unit and possible additional plate

(see push-button plates on page: components 4 and 5).

2- Define the back boxes and the frames for the surface wall-mount or

flush-mount installation (see push-button plates on page 6, accessories).

3- Install the flush-mount or surface wall-mount back boxes with the upper

edge at a height of approx. 1,65 m from the ground (Fig. 1).
4- Fix the rainproof covers to the back boxes.
5- Fix the terminal box of the base module to the module holder frame of the

entrance panel.
6- Connect the terminal block to the system as shown in the wiring dia-

gram.
7- Fix the module holder frame.
8- Connect the electronic unit of the base module to the additional modu-

les, if any (extension of the push-button number).
9- Insert the electronic unit and the additional modules in the module hol-

der frames of the entrance panels.
10- Insert the microphone of the electronic base unit in the module holder

frame of the entrance panel (Fig. 9, Part 1).
11- Insert the external plate of the electronic unit in the module holder frame

and the additional entrance panels in the remaining module holder fra-

mes.
12- Close the panel.

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1,65m

2,04m

1,04m

1m

Fig. 1

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLERS

- Carefully read the instructions on this leaflet: they give important in­formation on the safety, use and maintenance of the installation.

- After removing the packing, check the integrity of the set. Packing
components (plastic bags, expanded polystyrene etc.) are dangerous
for children. Installation must be carried out according to national sa­fety regulations.

- It is convenient to fit close to the supply voltage source a proper bipo­lar type switch with 3 mm separation (minimum) between contacts.

- Before connecting the set, ensure that the data on the label correspond
to those of the mains.

- Use this set only for the purposes designed, i.e.for electric door-ope­ner systems. Any other use may be dangerous. The manufacturer is
not responsible for damage caused by improper, erroneous or irratio­nal use.

- Before cleaning or maintenance, disconnect the set.

- In case of failure or faulty operation, disconnect the set and do not
open it.

- For repairs apply only to the technical assistance centre authorized by
the manufacturer.

- Safety may be compromised if these instructions are disregarded.

- Do not obstruct opening of ventilation or heat exit slots and do not ex­pose the set to dripping or sprinkling of water.

- Installers must ensure that manuals with the above instructions are left
on connected units after installation, for users' information.

- All items must only be used for the purposes designed.

- The ominipolar switch must be easily accessed.

- WARNING: to avoid the possibility of hurting yourself, this unit must be
fixed to the wall according to the installation instructions.

- This leaflet must always be enclosed with the equipment.

Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE)

The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol marked on the product indi­cates that at the end of its useful life, the product must be han-

dled separately from household refuse and must therefore be
assigned to a differentiated collection centre for electrical and electronic
equipment or returned to the dealer upon purchase of a new, equivalent
item of equipment.

The user is responsible for assigning the equipment, at the end of its life,
to the appropriate collection facilities.
Suitable differentiated collection, for the purpose of subsequent recycling
of decommissioned equipment and environmentally compatible treat­ment and disposal, helps prevent potential negative effects on health and
the environment and promotes the recycling of the materials of which the
product is made. For further details regarding the collection systems avai­lable, contact your local waste disposal service or the shop from which
the equipment was purchased.

Risks connected to substances considered as dangerous (WEEE).

According to the WEEE Directive, substances since long usually used on
electric and electronic appliances are considered dangerous for people
and the environment. The adequate differentiated collection for the sub­sequent dispatch of the appliance for the recycling, treatment and di­smantling (compatible with the environment) help to avoid possible
negative effects on the environment and health and promote the recy­cling of material with which the product is compound.

Product is according to EC Directive 2004/108/EC and following norms.

STANDARD MODULES

The standard modules consist of: an electronic unit and a connection ter­minal block. The electronic unit is equipped with a speech unit, camera (on
video versions), wiring for terminal block connections, wiring for connec­tion of additional modules and 8 call push-buttons, 6 of which are used for
standard programming.
The standard electronic units for colour video panels are equipped with a
camera with the following specifications:

- CCD 1/4" color sensor

- Resolution: 350 linee TV

- Aspheric lens f = 2.7 mm, F = 2.4

- Minimum lighting level 1.0 lux
All cameras can be tilted manually, horizontally and vertically, on removal

of the entrance panel external plate.

Example of standard module with camera.

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CN1) Connector for electronic unit.
CN2) Connector for programmer type 950C.
B2) 2-wire Bus (cable riser).
B1) 2-wire Bus (cable riser).
EXT+) External power supply (+ type 6923).
EXT-) External power supply (- type 6923).
VLED) LED power supply for additional modules.
X) Video input (coaxial core), for external ca-

mera (for type 89F8 only).

M) Video input (coaxial sheath), for external ca-

mera (for type 89F8 only).

PA) Input for door open sensor (with reference to

terminal M).

CA) Door open control (with reference to termi-

nal M).
M) Ground.
S+) 12Vdc lock output (+).
S-) 12Vdc lock output (-).
+12V) +12V output (max 100 mA) with PTC protec-

tion.

-L) External camera pilot, open collector output.
SR) Lock pilot via relay, open collector output.
F2) F2 function pilot via relay, open collector out-

put.
F1) F1 function pilot via relay, open collector out-

put.
M) Ground.

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CS2411 250105

Wiring for ter­minal block
connection

Wiring for con­nection of addi­tional modules

Controls:

1 - Balance

2 - External volume

3 - Internal volume

Manual horizontal
and vertical tilt

Fig. 3

Reset

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Electronic unit

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Terminal block

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The panel supplies a current peak IT> 1A for 10
mS, followed by a hold current I

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= 200mA for the

entire duration of the lock control (see lock time).

HEIGHT OF 2-MODULE

ENTRANCE PANELS

HEIGHT OF 3-MODULE

ENTRANCE PANELS

Box width 88mm for 1 horizontal module and 50 mm depth.

Type 9092, 9192

For 2 additional modules.
Height: 2 verical modules (248 mm)

Type 9093, 9193

For 3 additional modules.
Height: 3 vertical modules (360 mm)

ACCESSORIES: FLUSH-MOUNTED BACK BOXES

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Art. 12N4/D Art. 12N6/D

Art. 12N8/D

Art. 12N1 Art. 12N2 Art. 12N3

Art. 1230 Art. 1231 Art. 1232 Art. 1233 Art. 1234

Art. 1235

Art. 1236

Art. 1237

Art. 1220

Art. 1221 Art. 1222 Art. 1223

Art. 12N4

Art. 1224

Art. 1238

1200 SERIES AUDIO/VIDEO ENTRANCE PANELS
(TWO/THREE MODULES)

- Two-module entrance panels with push-buttons in double row

- Three-module entrance panels with push-buttons in double row

- Three-module entrance panels with push-buttons in double row and
street number holder

- Two-module entrance panels

- Three-module entrance panels

- Three-module entrance panels with street number holder

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ADDITIONAL ENTRANCE PANELS

The additional entrance panels with traditional type push-buttons are con­nected to the electronic base units type 12F3 and 12F5 to extend the num­ber of push-buttons. Modules type 12TS (for entrance panels with
push-buttons in single row) or type 12TD (for push-buttons in double row),
which are inserted in the frames under the plates, are connected one after
the other by means of the wiring supplied with the modules. They are then
connected to the standard electronic unit by means of the wiring in the
lower section of the unit Fig .2). Modules type 12TS, 12TD are not sup­plied as standard with the plates.

Art. 1252/D

Art. 1254/D Art. 1256/D

Art. 1258/D

Art. 1280/D

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Art. 1269 Art. 1270 Art. 1271

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Art. 1252 Art. 1253

Art. 1254

Art. 1255

Art. 1256

Art. 1257 Art. 1258

- Two-module additional entrance panels

- Three-module additional entrance panels

- Three-module entrance panels with push-buttons in double row

- Two-module entrance panels with push-buttons in double row

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1P21 1P22 1P23 1P24

for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

2 modules high alta 2 moduli 2 modules high 2 modules high

RAINPROOF COVERS

1E21 1E22 1E23 1E24

for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

2 modules high alta 2 moduli 2 modules high 2 modules high

SURFACE-MOUNTED BOXES WITH RAINPROOF COVER

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124 front side 224 front side 324 front side 424 front side

120 rear side 220 rear side 320 rear side 420 rear side

124 front side 224 front side 324 front side 424 front side

120 rear side 220 rear side 320 rear side 420 rear side

124 front side 224 front side 324 front side 424 front side

120 rear side 220 rear side 320 rear side 420 rear side

124 front side 224 front side 324 front side 424 front side

120 rear side 220 rear side 320 rear side 420 rear side

1E31 1E22 1E23 1E24

for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

3 modules high 3 modules high 3 modules high 3 modules high

1P31 1P32 1P33 1P34

for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

3 modules high 3 modules high 3 modules high 3 modules high

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FLUSH-MOUNTED ENTRANCE PANEL INSTALLATION WITH RAIN­PROOF COVERS.

Assembly of flush-mounted entrance panel requires the use of the flush­mounted back boxes type 9092 (9192), 9093 (9193) respectively for 2 or
3 electronic modules mounted vertically (Fig. 4 and 5).
If the entrance panel uses more than one flush-mounted back box, the
rainproof covers must also be used (see push-button plates: accessories
on page 4, series 1Pxx), according to the number of modules fitted verti­cally or horizontally.
Note: Back boxes type 9092 and 9192 or 9093 and 9193 cannot be mat­ched between them but only between: 9092 with 9092, 9192 with 9192 or
9093 with 9093 and 9193 with 9193.
Warning:during installation of back box type9192 it is necessary to insert
the cover sup-plied in order to avoid possible deformationsof the box itself.

Installation:

- If the installation requires a combination of several back boxes, use the
hooks supplied with the back boxes to secure them together (Fig. 6).

- Install the back box with the upper edge at a height of approx. 1,65 m
from the ground (Fig. 1).

- Fix the terminal block of the electronic unit under the module holder frame
by means of the screws supplied (Fig. 7).

- Fix the rainproof cover to the flush-mounted back box using the screws
supplied (Fig. 7).

- Fix the module holder frames to the frames and the back boxes (Fig. 7).

- Connect the terminal box of the electronic unit to the system.

- Connect the electronic unit to the terminal block by means of the wiring
on the upper section

(Fig. 2).

- Connect the additional entrance panels (Fig. 11), if any.

The connection of more additional modules may require an additio­nal power supply Type 6582 for the LED supply voltage.

- Insert the electronic unit and the additional modules in the module hol­der frames. Use the separator supplied with the additional modules to
keep them joined (Fig. 12).

- Insert the microphone in the lower right section of the module holder
frame (Fig. 9 - part. 1).
Pay attention that the microphone cables are inserted in the external
slot of the electronic module (Fig. 9A, 9B).

- If necessary, remove the white cover of push-buttons, of the electronic
unit and of the additional modules.

- Perform the programming phases.

- Reinsert the push-button protection.

- Close the entrance panel, attaching the plate first from the upper sec­tion and then securing the lower section by means of the special key on
the head section.

- To remove the name-tag: Press lightly with the fingers to remove the
name-tag placed on the rear section of the push-button plate (Fig. 10).

SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED ENTRANCE PANEL INSTALLATION

Assembly of the surface wall-mounted entrance panel requires the use
of the back boxes series 1Exx.

Installation:

- Fix the electronic unit terminal block under the module holder frame

by using the screw provided (Fig. 8).

- Fix the module holder frames to the frames and back boxes (Fig. 8).

- Connect the terminal block of the electronic unit to the system.

- Connect the electronic unit to the terminal block by means of the

cable present on the upper section (Fig. 2).

- Connect the additional modules, if any (Fig. 11).

The connection of more additional modules may require an addi­tional power supply Type 6582 for the LED supply voltage.

- Insert the electronic unit and the additional modules in the module

holder frames. Use the separator supplied with the additional modu­les to keep them joined (Fig. 12).

- Insert the microphone in the right lower side of the module holder

frame (Fig. 9 - part. 1).
Pay attention that the microphone cables are inserted in the external
slot of the electronic module (Fig. 9A, 9B).

- If necessary, remove the white cover of push-buttons, of the electro-

nic unit and of the additional modules.

- Perform the programming phases.

- Reinsert the push-button protection.

- Insert the module plates in the modules holder frames (Fig. 8).

- Close the entrance panel, attaching the plate first from the upper sec-

tion and then securing the lower section by means of the special key
on the head section.

- To remove the name-tag: Press lightly with the fingers to remove the

name-tag placed on the rear section of the push-button plate (Fig.

10).

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Back

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Type 12F3, Type 12F5 Type 12TS o 12TD

Type 12TS in panels with push-buttons in single row (from 5 or more
calls). Type 12TD in panels with push-buttons in double row (from 9 or
more calls).

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part. 1

Fig. 10

Fig. 9A

Fig. 9B

Microphone cable

Electronic unit with module holder frame

Electronic unit without module holder frame

Microphone cable

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MASTER/SLAVE ASSIGNMENT

(Perform modifications with system switched off)

On systems with more than one panel, a Master panel must be defined
(one only) while the others must be defined as Slave.
This operation is performed by inserting or removing the TP jumper in the
electronic unit below the white cover of the push-buttons. The panel is
supplied as standard with the jumper inserted (Master condition).

Jumper status
TP (inserted) - Master condition.
TP (removed) - Slave condition (to programming)
SV (removed) - always keep without jumper.
SA (inserted) - for audio entrance panels series 12F3
SA (removed) - for video entrance panels 89F5/... or audio

entrance panels 89F3/... but with an
external CCTV camera connected.

Fig. 13A

PATAM ETER S

The panel is supplied already with a standard configuration, to be modi­fied in the case of multiple panels in the same system and if the user wi­shes to changes the panel operating parameters. There are two parameter
programming levels; one standard and one advanced. Standard program­ming can be performed directly from the panel keys, while advanced pro­gramming requires use of the programmer type 950C or the software
SaveProg Type 69CD for PC by means of interfaces Type 692I or Type
692I/U..

Standard programming parameters:

- Parameter Default value

- Panel ID 1 (Master)

- Reset EEPROM

- Single/Double push-buttons Single row

- Answer time 30 seconds

- Conversation time 120 seconds

- Self-start time 10 seconds

- Lock time 1 second

- F1 time 1 second

- F2 time 1 second

- Panel ringtone repeat Enabled

- Lock block Disabled

- Monitor/interphone ringtone cycles 2

- External volume 15

- Internal volume 3

- Pushbutton remapping Hardware

Parameters for standard and advanced programming with type 950C
or SaveProg:

- Message language Local

- panel ID 1 (Master)

- First key ID 1

- Pushbutton remapping Hardware

- Single/double push-buttons Single row

- Programming password 654321

- Answer time 30 s.

- Conversation time 120 s.

- Self-start time 10 s.

- Lock time 1 s.

- F1 time 1 s.

- F2 time 1 s.

- External volume 15

- Internal volume 3

- Lock block Disabled

- Enablings/Disablings No association

- Panel ringtone repeat Enabled

- Monitor/interphone ringtone cycles 2

- Common locks No association

- F1 common No association

- F2 common No association

- Auto-switching disabling Disabled

- Self-start sequence (Master panel only) No association

- Interphone/Monitor configuration

- Interphone/Monitor function key assignment

- Flag YES / NO

- Function key assignment
o Not Assigned
oIntercommunicating
o Self-Starting
o Auxiliary
o F1 function
o F2 function
o F1 function specific
o F2 function specific
o No Internal Call Ringtone
o No External Call Ringtone

- Call groups (4)

- Associated door call units (4)

- Volume or loudness for 6600 series appliances and derivatives
o Ringtone
o Speakerphone
o External ringtone type
o Brightness (only video door entry units)
o Contrast (only video door entry units)
o Door call ringtone type models Vimar®)
o Intercommunicating ringtone type (only for some models
Vimar®)

- Remote button module configuration.

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

Before programming the panels, perform the following preliminary ope-ra­tions:

- Slave panel assignment. On systems with a single panel, this will bede­fined Master (default setting). On systems with multiple panels of any
model (alphanumerical, push-buttons), one will be defined Master and
theothers SLAVE.

- Pushbutton hardware programming, for additional modules only.

- Panel ID, entrance panel identification code On systems with multiple­panels, the SLAVE (alphanumerical, push-buttons, outdoor) panels will
be identified with a code.

The panel programming phases use push-buttons on the electroni­cunit (from 1 to 6); thus performed these operations without closing
thepanel with the front plate.

Fig. 13B

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HARDWARE PROGRAMMING OF ADDITIONAL MODULE PUSH-BUT­TONS

The dip-switches modify the hardware code of the first pushbutton at the
top right of the module, while the other push-buttons are associated con­secutively from top t bottom, right to left (see Tables 1 and 2). Take care not
to overlap the codes of push-buttons on the same panel. When using the
modules with push-buttons in single or double rows the parameter “Sin­gle/Double push-buttons” must be programmed according to the type of
module (see standard or advanced programming pages 15 and pages 16).

Fig. 14

PUSHBUTTON HARDWARE PROGRAMMING

(Perform modifications with system switched off)

The hardware programming of push-buttons enables the assignment of a
unique hardware identification code to each pushbutton of the panel. This
operation is indispensable to distinguish each button of the panel and
should only be performed for additional module 805x and 804x. The keys
on the standard modules are already assigned with the numbers from 1 to
8 and the relative hardware programming is not modifiable.
To associate the hardware code use the dip-switches in each additional
module below the white protection of the push-buttons. On 805x series
modules, with push-buttons in single rows, there are 6 dip-switches, while
the 804x series modules, with push-buttons in double rows, there are 5
dip-switches.

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ID ENTRANCE PANEL, IDENTIFICATION PANEL CODE

The identification panel code is required when there is more than one
entrance panel on the installation and only for the panels previously
identified as SLAVE. The operation must be carried out after connecting
all the entrance panels, carrying out the previous operations and powe­ring the installation.
Attention: if the installation power supplies are connected to the elctri­cal network with more switchers, when switching the installation on, first
power the SLAVE entrance panels and then the MASTER entrance
panel.

Programming may be carried out by means of the programmer type
950C or the PC Software PC SaveProg or by push-buttons from the
entrance panels; if the entrance panel push-buttons are used it is neces­sary have in the panel a number of push-buttons (different for the phy­sical code) equal to the number of SLAVE entrance panels.

For example:

1) in an installation with 9 entrance panels (1 Master and 8 Slaves) 8 diffe­rent push-buttons for the 8 entrance panels, provided with the electro­nic unit.

2) in an installation with 11 entrance panels (1 Master and 10 Slaves) at
least 2 entrance panels out of 11 must be equipped with additional mo­dules to have, besides the 8 standard push-buttons, other 2 push­bttons with different physical codes.

Panel ID programming procedure

Perform the following procedure for each of the SLAVE panels.

- Power up the system. Power first the SLAVE panels followed by the
MASTER panel.

- Wait until the red LEDs indicating ENGAGED/WAIT stop flashing.

- Press and hold the RESET pushbutton (see page 2), of the electronic
unit.

- Press and hold 1st pushbutton at the top right of the electronic unit to­gether with the RESET pushbutton.

- Release the RESET pushbutton while keeping pushbutton (top-right)
for 2 seconds.

- Wait for the panel to emit a high tone from the loudspeaker.

- Enter the Password by pressing the call push-buttons 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2

- 1 in sequence. Each time a pushbutton is pressed, a short “Beep” is
sounded and the output time is renewed (25 seconds), until the next
pushbutton is pressed. The password can only be changed by means
of the programmer type 950C or the PC Software PC SaveProg.

- If the password is correct, the panel emits a high tone of confirmation,
otherwise it emits a low tone and exits the programming phase. The
unit also exits the programming phase when the output time interval
elapses.

- Within 25 seconds, press one of push-buttons to assign the identifica­tion code to the SLAVE panel. Pushbutton (top-right) corresponds to
panel 1 SLAVE (ID=2), pushbutton n°2 under n°1 to panel 2 SLAVE
(ID=3) and so on.

If the identification code has already been assigned, the panel emits a long
high tone until another pushbutton is pressed. If the code is available, the
panel emits a low tone and exits the programming phase.

Fig. 13C

Caution!

In order to operate on the programming (PRG) and
Reset push-buttons it is necessary to use the proper
tool usually supplied with the electronic unit.

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