Vimar 21553.2 Instruction Manual

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Instructions manual

21553.2

Multimedia video touch screen 10in Full Flat.

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1. DESCRIPTION ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2

1.1 Main characteristics …………………………………………………………………………………………… 2

2. MAIN MENÙ ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3

2.1 Notices ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4

3. SETTINGS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5

3.1 General ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5

3.2 Vimar Web Server IP network ………………………………………………………………………………… 14

3.3 Video door entry system ……………………………………………………………………………………… 17

3.4 User Management ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 65

3.5 Update ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 71

3.6 Procedure for Installing Applications from Market Vimar Group …………………………………………… 72

3.7 Generic webview enabling procedure ………………………………………………………………………… 75

3.8 Application for using Elvox DVR and NVR …………………………………………………………………… 80

5. INSTALLATION RULES ………………………………………………………………………………………… 86

4. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE …………………………………………………………………………………… 86

Table of Contents

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1. DESCRIPTION

In a By-me automation system in which the web server is installed, the multimedia video touch screen enables complete control of lights, roller shutters, HVAC, speaker system, scenarios, event programs, load control, power consumption management (Energy Guard) and intrusion detection alarm system. The multimedia video touch screen can moreover be used as a video door entry unit and it manages all the functions of the Due Fili (Two Wire) video door entry system (displays images from panel and from video cameras, voice

communication with speech unit, audio door entry units and call buttons, opening electrical lock, etc.).

The connection with the web server will enable supervising and controlling the entire home automation system (automation, intrusion detection alarm system and video door entry system), while a range of specific applications provide access to certain information over the Internet (weather forecasts, news, RSS feeds, web radio), displaying video or photographs via the USB and SD ports, listening to music via the player feature (mp3), writing notes and linking them to an acoustic alarm signal (date and time), creating text, voice and graphic notes with real drawings thanks to the "blackboard" function.

1.1 Main characteristics.

Description

Display

A: ON/OFF and context menu display push-button B: SDHC card housing

ON/OFF button:

• ON: with the device switched off, press for approximately 2 s to turn on the video touch screen.

• With the device switched on, press briefly to view the context menu.

• OFF: with the device switched on, press for approximately 8 s to display the OFF icon.

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Main Menu

2. MAIN MENU

To display the icons that are not shown, scroll horizontally with your finger over the area covering them.

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IMPORTANT: The default passwords, namely the ones to use when first switching on, are the following:

- Administrator password: admin

- Installer password: inst

For all the details on user management (Administrator, Installer, etc.) and the associated functions please see chap. 3.4 on page 60.

2.1 Notices.

In case of special settings or events (for example video door entry call, alarm silencing, etc.) the multimedia video touch screen will display the following warnings:

- : User away (or advanced video door entry answering machine on)

- : Ringtone off

- : "Door open" indicator

- : SD card not present

- : SD card inserted 51-75%

- : SD card inserted 76-100%

: No available space on SD Card. Call save function disabled

- : Indicator for "lost call" (video door entry system) and "new note" (blackboard)

Main Menu

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3. SETTINGS

From the main menu, touching the icon takes you to the Settings menu.

3.1 General.

After logging on as Administrator (A) or Installer (I), tap the icon for the following options:

- System info;

- Date and Time;

- Language and Unit of Measurement;

- Energy Saving;

- Audio;

- Log.

IMPORTANT: In the following paragraphs the letters A and/or I are used to indicate that the described functions can be managed by the Administrator and/or Installer respectively.

Settings

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• System Info (A and I)

Touching the icon displays the software release, MAC and IP addresses, the serial number and

the main features of the multimedia video touch screen.

Settings

• Date and Time (A)

By touching the icon it is possible to adjust the time and date displayed.

By touching the relevant icons it will be possible to select "Automatic" mode (using the Internet connection) or "Manual" mode to view the time in AM/PM or 24h mode, the time zone and set the current date.

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Automatic:

Manual:

Settings

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• Language and Unit of Measurement (A)

By tapping the icon you can select the language and unit of measurement used by the

Weather application.

Touch the drop-down menu on "Language" and select the desired one.

Tap the icon corresponding to the unit of measurement of temperature °C or °F to set the required one.

Settings

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Settings

• Energy Saving

Touching the icon takes you to the screen for setting the notifications, screen saver and bright-

ness settings for the multimedia video touch screen.

By tapping the dedicated icons you can activate switching off the display and the screen saver, setting its type

and its time out.

- enables selecting a picture folder on the SD card;

- enables selecting a video on the SD card;

- enables viewing the current day, date and time.

The drop-down menu is used to set the time-out at the end of which the screen saver will be started.

The drop-down menu alongside the "monitor switch-off timer" icon is used to set the time-out at the end of which the display will switch off.

The screen also has two controls for adjusting the brightness of the display during normal use and in screen saver status.

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Settings

• Speakers and Line Out

With this screen you can control the destination of the audio signal of the multimedia video touch screen.

Touching the icon displays the icons for single or joint control of the audio channels.

To adjust the default volume of the speakers during a video entryphone call or during an intercom call, touch the cursor of the scroll bar and move it to the left or right according to the desired volume (the level is highlighted by the illumination of the bar).

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• Configuration Save - Restore (I)

Touching the icon takes you to the screen that is used to save the configuration made or

restore the one prior to the changes.

Then touch the icon or to carry out the desired operation.

When saving the configuration a pop-up is displayed that allows you to choose where you want to save it.

Settings

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Settings

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• Log (I)

The Log screen, which is useful for diagnostics, lets the installer enable logging the following three types of events

in a file:

- Video Entryphone: video door entry events;

- Bootlog: switching the device on and off and restarting;

- System Log: generic operating system events.

To record the events mentioned above, you need to insert an SD Card with at least 30MB of free memory into

the dedicated slot.

Settings

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Vimar Web Server IP network

3.2 VIMAR WEB SERVER IP NETWORK (I).

• IP Network Parameters Configuration

The screen lets you add or change network settings, know the connection status, disable the Ethernet card or take the device into Offline mode in installations where an external connection to the Internet is not available.

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Vimar Web Server IP network

The network parameters can be assigned automatically by a router enabled for the DHCP function or by manually entering the addresses to be assigned. If you choose not to use the DHCP function, for it to work properly with the external Internet network it is mandatory to set, in addition to the device's static IP address, the network mask and the gateway/router IP address, as well as a DNS server to refer to for the connection (if you do not have a specific IP address, enter 8.8.8.8 or the same IP address as the gateway/router).

Once you have finished filling out all the fields, confirm by touching the button.

The button lets you, at any time, know the actual connection to the local network, the mode and the addresses used.

The button should only be used in cases of network failure or in particular configurations to disable and enable the interface.

The Online mode On/Off button identifies, in "Online” mode, the capability of the video entryphone to connect with the external Internet network. If this function is disabled, the video entryphone hides the icons in the main menu that refer to functions that involve downloading content from the Internet (for example, News and Weather); the video entryphone also stops the daily background searches for software updates.

• Vimar Web Server Configuration

With the icon you make the search and automatically pair the Web Server 01945-01946 with the multimedia video touch screen; two pop-ups in succession and an IP address displayed on the page confirm the two devices have been successfully paired.

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Vimar Web Server IP network

The distinction between "Primary" and "Secondary" pairing is necessary in systems where there are multiple Multimedia video touch screens. The Multimedia Video Touchscreen that is paired as primary will be the only one in the system enabled for sharing videos of missed video door entry calls that are now also viewable via Web Server 01945-01946 with a browser on a PC; obviously only one Multimedia Video Touchscreen must be paired as primary and all others as secondary. In systems where there is only one Multimedia Video touchscreen, it must always be paired as primary. There is also a button that lets you restore the factory data, that is unpair the Multimedia Video touchscreen from the Web Server 01945-01946 and inhibit the home automation command in the Main Menu. The "Delete Cache" button, which clears the "Home Automation System" application memory, is necessary after a firmware upgrade of the Web Server 01945-01946 or if any problems arise while viewing graphic elements when opening or using the "Home Automation System" application.

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3.3 VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM.

Type of system.

The multimedia video touch screen can be used solely on video door entry systems of the Two Wire digital type; it will therefore be necessary to use solely power supplies in the Two Wire range (for the specifications see the relevant manuals). To create the audio and video function the type of connection, both toward the pillar and toward the speech unit, is made with a "2 wire non-polarized" bus cable. The Two Wire system enables making types of systems in which the identification of the devices and controls is digital. Depending on the configuration of the system, each of the connected devices is characterized by a numerical code between 1 and 200 (the value must be univocal) and is able to receive and send data packets containing all the information related to the management of the communication; each data packet is composed of the identification of the destination device and the command that the latter must actuate. All the control operations typical of a video door entry system such as, for instance, call, electrical lock opening, stair lighting, etc., are therefore coded. The voice unit for the voice communication and the video signal for viewing the images instead are still analogue signals. Lastly as regards the type of cables to use for the connection between the components of the system, both toward the pillar and toward the speech unit, it is recommended to use the twisted bipolar BUS cable with a cross-section of 1 mm² (type art. 732H/100 or the equivalent).

In the case of Due Fili video door entry systems where there are monitors 21550/20550/14550 combined with the module 01963 and with the presence of By-me home automation modules 01960 (or control panels with video door entry unit 01956), the following applies:

- The maximum number of indoor stations per pillar or after separator 692S, made with art. 21550/20550/14550 + 01960 + 01963, is 4 (that is a maximum of 4 independent home automation subsystems connected to the pillar of the Due Fili system).

- It is possible to connect other Due Fili devices (art. 21553.2, 21554, 01955, 20557, 20577, 21550/20550/14550/+01963, etc.) up to a maximum of 32 total devices per pillar or after separator 692S. In all the above cases, if you need to exceed the maximum number of devices, it is necessary to expand the system by using separators 692S and their power supply units creating separate galvanic isolations.

Advantages of the Two Wire system.

The most important advantage offered by the Two Wire system, compared to other video door entry systems (classic “8 wire + n” analogue or digital with multi-wire DigiBus), is its use in wiring the whole system with just 2 conductors, twisted and not polarized, on which the data, audio signal, video signal and necessary power supply are conveyed to the connected devices. Thanks to this characteristic, the system is therefore ideal to be used both in small-medium residential systems and in large building complexes (up to a maximum of 200 indoor stations) because it considerably simplifies the wiring operations. Another advantage of using the Two-Wire system is its extreme flexibility in the case of subsequent system expansion; it is possible, in fact, to add new indoor stations simply with the aid of the pillar without having to wire further cables toward the power supply. The digital management of all the commands (call bell duration, type of bell, call time duration, answer time duration, entry with password or programmed key, etc.) lastly enables programming all the parameters of the devices according to the different requirements of each user.

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Video door entry system

Main technical characteristics of the system.

• All the system elements are connected via bus with 2 wires that are twisted and not polarized

• Up to a total of 200 users, comprising audio and video door entry units

• Up to 15 entry panels, audio and video

• In colour video systems it is necessary to use the cable art. 732H/100 for a maximum distance of 75 m (for all the details see the Two Wire technical documentation)

• Up to 16 independent pillars

• Up to 16 auxiliary functions in the same system

• Audio and video door entry units with confidential conversation

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Audio intercom between all the audio and video door entry units or between groups of audio and video door entry units

• Differentiated call tone for entry panel, door panel and intercom

• Possibility of including additional ringtones in parallel with the audio or video door entry unit

• Multiple routing of the same call (up to 8 devices)

• Group video door entry call with only the group leader switching on (with no supplementary power supplies) or with all the video door entry units of the group switching on at the same time (with supplementary power supplies)

• Simple programming of the devices for the standard functions via panel and device buttons

• Advanced device programming via personal computer (pc), USB 02024 interface and “SaveProg” software.

Description of terminals.

The connector, on the pillar side, through which all the connections from and to the video door entry unit are made, has 8 terminals (inputs and outputs) divided according to the functions described in the table on the following page.

Operation of the Two Wire system.

The Two Wire system enables digital coding of the devices and the commands that are sent or that come from the external panel; the latter can be considered as the MASTER device (main appliance that manages the communication between the digital devices in the system) while every other single digital device (including the secondary panels) can be considered as a SLAVE (secondary appliance that is piloted/controlled by the master).

The entry panel is therefore essential for the operation of the Two Wire system and must always be installed in the system; all the programming parameters (call time, type of bell, electrical lock opening, code numbers of the indoor stations, etc.) are set and saved (until the next programming) in the main external panel (EEPROM memory).

For programming the panel and all the parameters correlated with it, see the related technical documentation.

Terminal number Type Function

+12 - Power supply for supplementary

CH Output Control for supplementary bell/relay

1 Imput/ Output BUS digital line

2 Imput/ Output BUS digital line

E+ Imput Supplementary power supply (+28Vdc, 24Vac)

E- Imput Supplementary power supply (GND, 24Vac)

FP Imput Landing button N.O. (doorbell function)

M - Ground reference for Landing push-button N.O.

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Power Supplies and other.

The power supplies and other accessories that can be used for installing the system are all those of the Two Wire range; in particular, the following articles are recommended:

• 6922 (standard video door entry system power supply)

• 6923 (additional power supply for panels and monitor in parallel)

• 6582 (power supply for additional video cameras and landing video)

• 6925 (

separator for the division of conversation areas, intercommunicating networks and landing door panels

• 692C

(concentrator for connections of up to 4 entrance panels, of which at least one is a video door entry version)

• 69AM (audio/video interface module for external video camera)

• 69AM/4 (expansion module for 4 video cameras with audio input to be connected to 69AM)

• 692D/2 (active video floor distributor to adapt impedance of video signal)

• 69RH (digital relay with 2 independent contacts and maximum load of 3A 230V per contact)

As regards all the technical characteristics (supply voltage, current delivered, power input, description of terminals, etc.), see the technical manuals.

General information on the digital controls.

The digital controls are packets of data that can be sent from/to each digital device and contain the information/

instructions that enable activating a particular function (video call, intercom call, lock opening, stair lighting, auxiliary function activation, etc.). The control is mainly composed of 3 significant fields: < receiver - command code

- sender >. An example of hexadecimal coding of a command is the following: < 01 - 0E - FE > = LOCK

that represents the lock opening command of the main panel sent by device no. 1. Typically, in the Two Wire system, the main video door entry commands are the following:

- LOCK command

- FUNCTION F1 command

- FUNCTION F2 command

- AUX 1 SERVICE command

- AUX 2 SERVICE command

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These commands pilot actuators that are in the panels or in special auxiliary digital relays to be set up; in the case of the above-listed main commands (and in reference to the Two Wire panel series 122..) the actuators are the following:

actuator S+/S- S+(positive output 12Vdc max 200mA) with S- that closes to ground on receiving

the LOCK command.

actuator F1 Contact that closes to ground on receiving the F1 FUNCTION command.

12Vdc power supply that can be taken from the '+12V' terminal max 100mA. To be used to control an auxiliary external relay.

actuator F2 Contact that closes to ground on receiving the F2 FUNCTION command.

12Vdc power supply that can be taken from the '+12V' terminal max 100mA. To be used to control an auxiliary external relay.

AUX 1 SERVICE actuator Contact on digital auxiliary relay (to set up) art. 69RH (see technical documentation

art. 69RH)

AUX 2 SERVICE actuator Contact on digital auxiliary relay (to set up) art. 69RH (see technical documentation

art. 69RH)

NOTE: There are up to a maximum of 16 AUX SERVICES in the system.

Each single command is sent by pressing a button (associated with the same command) on the device. Other commands can be associated and programmed as preferred on the available buttons via pc, interface USB 02024 and “SaveProg” software.

The main function of the device is to identify, with communication and viewing via the audio and video channels, people asking to access the dwelling from the speech unit and to open or not open the electrical lockof the gate or door.

In addition, the video door entry unit enables implementing other additional functions that are:

- activating stair lights;

- self-starting the speech unit;

- additional auxiliary function(s) (according to the configuration of the buttons);

- intercom calls to other audio or video door entry units. All the functions of the video door entry unit are enabled by pressing the dedicated buttons.

The main states of operation of the video door entry unit are the following:

- With display ON

- With display OFF

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PC TV +12V CH 1 2 E+ E– FP M

IP VIDEO TOUCH SCREEN DUE FILI

21553

EIKON EVO

A B C

Figure 7 - "TV" line termination selector

The “TV” (Termination Video) line termination selector.

The bus line (where data, video and audio signal transit) is a line that must be adapted according to the installation topology of the plant, especially to assure the maximum quality of the video signal. The connector (TV - video termination) must be jumpered according to the prescriptions given in the following table:

position A no termination if the bus enters and exits the device

position B termination 100 Ohm if the bus terminates in the device

position C termination 50 Ohm alternative to position B

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Warnings for device coding and programming.

The identification phase (coding via numerical identification - ID) for some devices of the Two Wire system is done during the programming phase while for others it is done with jumpers or dip-switches in the device and that must be set during the phase of installation (see the instruction sheets of the single devices).

Important: It is vital, during the programming phase, for the system to have an electronic entrance panel model (1221, 1222, 1223, 6922), identified as the “Master entrance panel.”

In an Two Wire system there must be only one Master entrance panel (identification code ID = 1). The various devices in the system must be programmed after their identification; this programming can be carried out with electronic entrance panel model 122.. with a PC by means of the USB 02024 interface and the “SaveProg” software.

Using the electronic entrance panels with conventional buttons (not with an alphanumeric keyboard) allows only standard programming of the devices but not advanced programming; this programming is anyhow enough for the operation of the devices in most systems.

Device programming phases.

For the correct configuration and programming of the system, follow this procedure in sequence:

- Install and connect all the system devices.

- For video door entry systems, set the jumper for video termination as shown on the connection diagrams.

- If present in the system code the devices 6925, 69RH, 692U, 692U/C, 69AV, 69AM, 69AU.

- When there are electronic entrance panels with pushbuttons, do the hardware programming of any pushbutton modules.

- In systems with multiple electronic entrance panels, set the SLAVE panels (generally using the specific jumper) and code without connecting the MASTER entrance panel (ID code of the SLAVE panels between 2 and 15)

- Connect and power up the MASTER entrance panel (it is the panel with ID = 1).

- Program any entrance panel parameters. The essential parameters to program are shown on the connection diagrams.

- Code the audio and video door entry units from the MASTER entrance panel.

- Do any advanced programming of the audio and video door entry units (intercom push-buttons, group calls, digital relay activation ….).

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Numerical coding of the video door entry unit.

The multimedia video touch screen is identified in the system with a numerical code in the range from 1 to 200; it is then necessary to program this code with the following procedure:

• In the main window touch the icon and subsequently the icon.

• Finally touch the icon; the numerical coding is then completed.

• Send a call to the multimedia video touch screen from the MASTER panel with the desired numerical code; if you have a panel with an alphanumeric keyboard it is enough to key in this code and send it to the device by pressing the confirmation button on the panel while, if you have a push-buttons panel, send the call with the button that you want to associate with the video door entry unit on the panel.

• Lastly, check that the multimedia video touch screen answers the call (with an alphanumeric panel, key in the set code and press the confirmation button on the panel while, if you have a push-buttons panel, press the button corresponding to the call).

If you do not have a panel with alphanumerical buttons or single buttons it is necessary to use the USB 02024 interface with PC and “SaveProg” software.

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Secondary numerical coding of the video door entry unit.

Programming the secondary identification code is only required when you want to have more than one video door entry unit ring at the same time with the same push-button or call code. The video door entry units that must ring at the same time are associated with the same group; The “master” video door entry unit is programmed first by means of the numerical coding procedure described above (see under the heading NUMERICAL CODING OF THE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT), while the additional group video door entry units are programmed with the secondary identification code.

A maximum of four video door entry units can be associated with the same group, without the need for the interface USB with PC and “SaveProg” software.

In the case of video door entry units it is necessary to add an additional power supply art. 6923 for each additional monitor after the second one (that is starting from the third one).

By using the USB 02024 interface with PC and “SaveProg” software, it is possible to program the activation of the bell of all the video door entry units without all the monitors coming on at the same time; then only the monitor of the video door entry unit being answered from is activated, with the self-start push button, in such a way as not to have to use any additional power supplies.

If you want to program the video door entry unit as a secondary one of a certain master, the procedure is the following:

• In the main window touch the icon and subsequently the icon.

• Touch the icon; the secondary numerical coding is then completed.

• On the panel, press the corresponding button or key in the number of the master; the secondary one will automatically acquire the master's id (for more details please see the technical documentation).

Alternatively, you can set the secondary identification via the USB interface 02024 using a PC and the "SaveProg" software. This type of approach enables associating the same group with up to 8 devices (video/audio door entry units).

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Answering calls.

When a call is made from a speech unit (external panel or consumer unit), the device related to the called numerical identification modulates the programmed call tone on the speaker; the video door entry unit then emits an audible warning and, if there is also the video signal (that is, for instance, there is an audio/video panel), the display will switch on to show the person making the call.

Touching the icon again sets the "Mute" function (the sound toward the panel is inhibited); whereas, to

stop the communication simply tap the icon.

The call time is set as a panel parameter; these parameters can all be set in the phase of programming the external panel (MASTER) and involve various functions such as timing, recording users, etc. (for a full list of the parameters please see the technical documentation for the panel used and also read the "PROGRAMMING THE Due Fili PANEL" chapter).

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If there are no active calls, the video touch screen will show a window similar to the one shown below.

Self-start function.

This function enables activating audio and video communication on the speech unit without a call being received; this can be useful, for instance, in the case in which it is wished to check the external zone or an internal zone where an additional video camera has been installed.

To activate self-starting on the external panel it is necessary to send the SELF-START command.

Repeatedly touching the icon associated with the SELF-START command cyclically performs self-start on any other secondary panels fitted; the progressive sequence is programmable as a panel parameter (using the PC, USB 02024 interface and the “SaveProg” software.

The self-start on further additional stand-alone video cameras type CCTV (for instance 20560, 14560, 20565,

14565) is constrained by the presence of the audio/video interface 69AM.

For greater details see the chapter “AUDIO/VIDEO INTERFACE FOR VIDEO CAMERAS” in this manual.

Conversation Privacy.

The “Conversation Privacy” function enables communicating with the speech unit only if a call has arrived or if a self-start has been performed; it is not possible to listen to any other communications in progress nor run a selfstart while there a conversation is in progress.

In Two Wire systems the "confidential conversation" function is always enabled.

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“Door Open” indicator.

This function enables displaying a “Door Open” signal on the video door entry unit through the ignition of an appropriate icon; this application is useful to avoid unwanted access to the housing unit.

To enable this function it is necessary, when the door is closed to connect a sensor with a N.O. contact to the terminals ‘PA' and 'M' of the panel of the Two Wire system.

The icon turns on when at least one of the enabled doors closes the contact on the respective panel.

Example of installation:

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Figure 12 - Connection of the “door open” signal with additional power supply.

TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223 CP - Lock opening button SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc

Art. 732H/100

N.O. door closed

B2 B1

EXT+

EXT-

VLED

M PA CA

M S+ S-

+12V

-L SR F2 F1

1 2

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LOCK command activation.

This command opens the lock of the door or the gate that provides access to the housing unit.

The command is made by touching the icon that sends the LOCK command to the panel which activates the corresponding actuator.

With reference to the Two Wire panel series 122.. its terminals to be used are the following:

• “S+/S-“ for locks at 12 V dc with low absorption (200 mA max continuous)

• “+12V/SR” for locks with high absorption (specific external relay 12 V dc and dedicated power supply)

The activation time can be programmed as a panel parameter (see the chapter “PROGRAMMING THE TWO WIRE PANEL); the LOCK command is activated with both the MONITOR ON and OFF.

Example of installation:

Figure 13 - Electrical Lock 12Vdc 200mA max Figure 14 - Electrical Lock 15Vac 2A max

AL - Elvox Power Supply Art. 832/030 TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223 RL - Relay Art. 170/101

CP - Lock opening button SE - Electric lock

B1 EXT+ EXTVLED

M PA CA

M S+ S-

+12V

-L SR F2 F1

1 2

Art. 732H/100

Art. 170/101

Art. 832/030

B2 B1

EXT+

EXT-

VLED

M PA CA

M S+ S-

+12V

-L SR F2 F1

1 2

1 15

PRI

1521C 543RC

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Stair lights control activation (FUNCTION-F1/F2 or AUX SERVICE 1/2).

With this command it is possible to activate the output used for commanding a suitable external relay connected to one or more lamps to be turned on.

To activate this type of service it is possible to use both the FUNCTION F1/F2 commands (actuators available directly on the panel and common to all the internal ones) or the AUX 1/2 SERVICE commands (up to a max of 16 independent services) with the support for an external digital relay art. 69RH.

The command is activated by touching the appropriate icon that sends the AUX 1 SERVICE command that activates the corresponding output in the supporting digital relay (factory setting); nothing anyhow prohibits using the F1/F2 FUNCTION command and the related actuator of the panel (use the terminal '+12V' as positive and 'F1' or 'F2' as negative) to enable an external auxiliary relay (to setup).

For loads supplied at 230 V it is recommended to use relays of 12 Vdc with output 230 Vac 3 A.

The staircase lighting command is always active in both states of operation MONITOR OFF and MONITOR ON respectively.

Example of installation:

Figure 15 - Staircase lighting with F1/F2 FUNCTION

Figura 16 - Staircase lighting with AUX

1/2 SERVICE

AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 RD - Digital relay Art. 69RH RL - Relay Art. 170/101 TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223

CP - Lock opening button SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc

Art. 732H/100

RL RL

Art. 170/101 Art. 170/101

B2 B1

EXT+

EXT-

VLED

M PA CA

M S+ S-

+12V

-L SR F2 F1

1 2

1521C 543RC

Function F2 Load max 230 V~ 3A

Function F1 Load max 230 V~ 3A

Art. 6922

28V

PRI

2 B1 B2

Pillar

A B C

B12 B2

ID2 ID1 ID0

2A1B 2B

Art. 69RH

Contact N.O. 230 V max 3A

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Doorbell calls

This application enables, with a normal N/O button outside and connected directly to the video door entry unit, accomplishing the function performed by the traditional doorbell.

The N/O button must be connected to the terminals ‘FP' and 'M' of the multimedia video touch screen and, on pressing this button, the video door entry unit emits an acoustic signal without however turning on the monitor; the tone of the bell is fixed and cannot be modified.

Example of installation

1 2

21553.1

1 2

E+

E-

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Auxiliary Function Activation (Function-F1/F2 or AUX SERVICE 1/2).

The activation command of any auxiliary functions can be used to activate services or external devices such as, for instance, courtesy lights, automations, etc.

It is possible to use both the FUNCTION F1/F2 commands (using the actuators available directly on the panel and common to all the internal ones, that have not already been used - e.g. to switch on the stair lights) or the AUX 1/2 SERVICE commands (up to a max of 16 independent services and that are free from other uses) with the support for an external digital relay art. 69RH.

The command is activated by touching the appropiate icon or the combination of buttons that sends the selected command (see the map of the combinations in 2ndF in chapter “THE SECOND FUNCTION BUTTON (2ndF)” available to send this command); then as regards the supporting relays, the related loads and connection diagrams, the same considerations apply as above.

The auxiliary function activation command is always active in both states of operation MONITOR OFF and MONITOR ON respectively.

WARNING: The activation time of the FUNCTION-F1 and FUNCTION-F2 commands is set with the advanced panel programming; in addition it is possible to set also the activation time of the AUX 1 SERVICES. .16 (for all the details see the related technical documentation art. 69RH).

Figure 17 - Doorbell calls

CP - N/O Call button VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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Landing calls.

The system enables making both audio and audio/video external stations that can be used, for instance, on the landings of condominiums through which people pass to access the door for entry into the apartments.

The audio speech unit is made with the call button 20577 or 14577 while the audio/video one is composed of the same call button with which a video camera is combined (art. 20560, 14560 or 20565, 14565) with the opportunity of adding also the LED illuminators (art. 20570, 14570) if the environmental illumination is not enough.

Finally, to make the audio/video call from the landing, it is necessary to use the audio/video interface for video cameras 69AM (see the chapter "AUDIO/VIDEO COMMUNICATION FOR LANDING CALLS" of this manual).

Example of installation:

Alimentatore Targa principale

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Pilar

Figure 18 - Landing calls, audio only

AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 SP - Separator Art. 6925

CP - Landing call button Art. 20577/14577 NT - Network VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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Pilar

Figure 19 - Landing calls, audio/video

For further details on the connections, see the technical documentation of the single articles (call button, video cameras, etc.) and the related diagrams given therein.

AL1 - Power Supply Art. 6922 AL2 - Power Supply Art. 6582 IF - Audio/video interface for video cameras Art. 69AM SP - Separator Art. 6925

CP - Landing call button Art. 20577/14577 TC - Video camera with microphone Art. 20565/14565 VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2 NT - Network

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Installation of supplementary external ringtones.

If it is necessary to transmit the call audible warning to different points of the system (large properties, etc.) or boost its intensity, it is possible to install external bell repeaters.

To do this, uses the terminals '+12' and 'CH' in the case of ringtones that need an external relay at 12 Vcc (for instance art. 170/101) while, if the Elvox bell 860A powered by the mains is used, the terminals to wire are 'CH' and 'M'.

N.B.: It is necessary not to exceed the absorption of 100 mA from the output '+12' so as not to cause any malfunctioning of the video door entry unit.

Examples of installation:

ideo door entry units with simultaneous video calls.

The need to install multiple video door entry units in parallel, with the simultaneous activation of the LCD monitors, has requirements tied to their consumption of current that must be limited so as not to exceed the permissible delivery of the main power supply 6922.

In the phase of configuration it is possible to set “call groups” (that are groups of video door entry units that at the same time answer the same call) in two different modes that can be set via advanced programming with PC and the USB 02024 interface with “SaveProg” software (for the details see chapter "CONFIGURATION OF THE OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT"); these modes are:

1. Group call with only the master active at the call (so only the master video door entry unit is switched on).

Group call with all the group video door entry units active at the call (all the video door entry units are switched

on).

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RL - Relay Art. 170/101 SN - Elvox bell Art. 860A AR - Bell power supply NT - Network SS - Additional ringtone VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

Figure 20 - External bell installation with relay

Figure 21 - Installation with Elvox

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Note: In the second mode of operation, it is necessary to set up an additional power supply 6923 for each added

video door entry unit (after the first two) in a call group so as to guarantee the correct current absorption from the main power supply.

Example of installation:

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Figure 22 - Video door entry units with simultaneous video calls

AL1 - Power Supply Art. 6923 AL2 - Power Supply Art. 6922

M - Pillar NT - Network VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

Power supply

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Installation topology.

In practice there are different installation topologies for creating video door entry systems; the type of each system in fact depends on the structure of the property, the number of outdoor and indoor stations that is desired to be installed and the functions to be enabled.

The most recurrent diagrams are typically those where there is one or more outdoor calling stations and one or more indoor answering stations. These outlines then differ according to the functions and services required (connection of a number of video door entry units in parallel, bell repeaters, actuators for external services, etc.) for which it is necessary to introduce specific supplementary modules (supplementary power supplies, external relays, etc.).

Examples:

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Figure 23 - Video door entry system 2 indoor stations

AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223

K - Landing call button SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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In the above examples, there is a single main power supply (AL) in the systems that use the single outdoor station (TE); in the case in which, it is necessary to build a network of intercommunicating audio/video door entry units isolated from the main system, in the case in which there are several external sources of audio-video signal (outdoor stations with video camera and voice unit) or you want to create separated communication sectors or in the case of systems installed in a building complex, it is necessary to insert further supplementary modules such as:

• concentrators (CC);

• additional power supplies (AL1 and AS);

• separators (SP).

Appartamento 1

Appartamento 2

20557/14557

CV CV

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Flat 2

Figure 24 - Video door entry system multi-family

AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 AS - Additional power Supply Art. 6582 for LED power supply DV - Video distributor Art. 682D SP - Separator Art. 6925 TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223

SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc K - Landing call button CV - Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 20557/14557 VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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In the system pillar there can be installed both Vimar and Elvox (VV, VE, CE) indoor stations, provided that these belong solely to the Two Wire system range.

For the technical details on the possible installation topologies both in the standard residential sector and in the building structure complex, see the examples given in the attached diagrams “INSTALLATION EXAMPLES AND DIAGRAMS” or the Two Wire technical diagrams.

Examples:

20577/14577

CV CV

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AL1

AL2

TE TE

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Figure 25 - Video door entry system 2 outdoor stations

AL1 - Power Supply Art. 6922 AL2 - Power Supply Art. 6923 CC - Relay Art. 692C TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223

K - Landing call button CV - Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 20557/14557 SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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Appartamento 1

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ALAL

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TE TE

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Figure 26 - Video door entry system in building complex

AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 AS - Additional power Supply Art. 6582 for LED power supply CE - Elvox Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 6209 DV - Video distributor Art. 682D SP - Separator Art. 6925 TE - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223 VE - Elvox Video Door Entry Unit Art. 6309, 6309/C, 6009+6209+6145, 6009/C+6200+6145

K - Landing call button SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc CV - Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 20557/14557 VV - Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2

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Configuration of the video door entry unit.

All the main standard functions of the video door entry unit seen in the chapter “FUNCTIONS OF THE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT” are configured with the buttons on the front of the device (see fig. 6); for the advanced programming of the video door entry unit (optional functions such as setting groups, association of buttons with specific commands, configuration of the intercom calls, association with the landing audio/video call buttons, etc.) it is necessary to use the PC and the USB 02024 interface and the “SaveProg” software.

Configuration of the standard functions of the video door entry unit.

Configuration of the standard functions of the video door entry unit enables satisfying the application requirements of most of the systems that are installed. According to the state of operation of the monitor (ON or OFF) it is possible to set and program different functions that are as follows.

Enabling the self-start function.

To use this function it is necessary to configure the panel so that it is enabled to receive the self-start command (see the panel parameters in the Two Wire documentation - parameter enabled by default). WITH THE MONITOR ON, sending the self-start command allows sequential viewing of the images sent from the video cameras of the video panels present besides the main one (it is necessary to set the self-start sequence on the MASTER panel with the PC and the USB 02024 interface with “SaveProg” software).

Enabling the “User Away” function.

This type of function allows the user, via the external panel, to signal his own absence to the guard room consumer unit (if applicable); it can moreover be used also in the case in which the user is at home but doesn’t want to be disturbed. When the function is enabled the video door entry unit that receives the call doesn't emit any audible warning and it doesn't turn on the monitor.

Audio/video communication for landing calls.

If there is the need to install one or more indoor audio/video call stations (“landing call”), there are two different types:

- landing calls, “audio only";

- landing calls, “audio/video”. According to the chosen type, the installation of modules and auxiliary accessories is necessary.

Landing calls, audio only.

If there is a speech unit on the landing with only the audio function (art. 20577 or 14577), the video door entry unit must be configured for being able to receive the audio communication from the landing call button. To associate the landing call button with the video door entry unit carry out the following procedure:

1. Code the landing call button (see the instructions sheet of art. 20577 or 14577)

2. Associate the video door entry unit/audio door entry unit with the landing call button 20577/14577 using the PC and the USB 02024 interface with “SaveProg” software (see the chapter “CONFIGURATION OF THE OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE VIDEO ENTRYPHONE” - Association of the landing calls) of this manual.

NOTE: To associate the video/audio door entry unit with the landing call solely of the audio type it is necessary to keep the call type selection jumper (set on the removable terminal side of 20577/14577) in position “A.”

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Landing calls, audio/video.

If there is a speech unit on the landing with the audio/video function (art. 20577/14577 with 20560/14560 or 20565/14565), the video door entry unit must be configured for being able to receive the audio communication from the call button 20577/14577 and activation of the video camera from the landing.

To activate the video camera on the landing it is necessary to install the audio/video interface for video cameras art. 69AM.

To associate the landing call button with the video door entry unit carry out the following procedure:

1. Code the landing call button (see the instructions sheet of art. 20577 or 14577)

NOTE: To associate the video/audio door entry unit with the landing call of the audio/video type it is necessary to keep the call type selection jumper (set on the removable terminal side of 20577/14577) in position “V”.

IMPORTANT: The video/audio door entry unit can be associated with up to a maximum of 4 different landing call buttons; the identification code of the call button belongs to the class of the monitors (numerical

code from 1 to 200). The local lock activation time (the default setting is equal to 1 s) can be modified only with the PC and the serial USB 02024 interface and the “SaveProg” software (selection interval from 0 to 250 s). Vice versa, the response time (30 s), conversation time (300 s) and self-start time (30 s) are fixed and are not modifiable.

Examples of different types of landing call:

Appartamento 1

20557/14557

CV CV

20557/14557

Appartamento 2

2 2

20577/14577

Figure 27 - Landing calls, audio only

Flat 2

Flat 1

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Appartamento 1

20577/14577

20557/14557

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AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 AS - Additional power Supply Art. 6582 CE - Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 6209 SP - Separator Art. 6925 TA - Audio external entrance panel Art. 89F3/..., 89F4 IF - Audio/video interface for video cameras Art. 69AM

CP - Landing call button Art. 20577/14577 K - Landing call button CV - Audio Door Entry Unit Art. 20557/14557 SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc TC - Video Camera Art. 20560/20565 VV - Video Door Entry Unit Art. 20550 + 01963

Figure 28 - Landing calls, audio/video

Flat 2

Flat 1

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Audio/video interface for video cameras.

The audio/video interface for video cameras art. 69AM is a DIN bar 8-module device necessary to make both the audio/video landing call and self-start any additional video cameras installed in the system with “CCTV function.” The device is able to manage 4 video cameras directly with the related audio inputs (video cameras 20565 and

14565) and up to a maximum of 16 video cameras with related audio inputs using special expansion modules with 4 inputs art. 69AM/4.

The interface can be identified in the same way as a SLAVE panel, with a numerical code between 2 and 15 and different from that of any other panels present in the system; alternatively it can be used without numerical identification associating it with the landing call.

If it is identified as a SLAVE panel it is possible to self-start sequentially viewing the video cameras connected directly or through expansion modules (maximum 16 video cameras).

Whereas if the interface is not identified but only associated with the landing call button 20577 or 14577, the video cameras corresponding to the calls sent from the landing buttons (maximum 4 landing calls with the related video camera) can be turned on and self-start is also possible on the various video cameras connected to the interface making a fictitious intercom call toward the call button.

APPLICATIONS:

1. Using the interface 69AM for additional video cameras (“CCTV” function).

If it is wished to use the audio/video interface for video cameras 69AM for controlling the self-start of additional video cameras in the system (with any audio signal and up to a maximum of 16 video cameras using the special expansion modules art. 69AM/4), it is necessary to code the interface 69AM only with PC and USB 02024 interface and the “SaveProg” software assigning an identification code between 2 and 15 (numbering dedicated to the SLAVE panels) different to that of the other panels in the system (for greater details see the technical documentation for art. 69AM).

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In this way the interface behaves exactly as a normal SLAVE panel; to switch on the first video camera it is necessary to repeatedly send the SELF-START command from the video door entry unit (see the chapter “SELF-START FUNCTION“) so as to “scroll” through any panels present to reach the first video camera connected to the 69AM.

N.B.: For each video door entry unit it is possible to configure the self-start sequence of the additional video cameras connected to the audio/video interface 69AM; this configuration can be made exclusively with advanced

programming of the audio/video interface by using the PC and the USB 02024 interface with “SaveProg” software (see the related technical documentation).

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AL - Power Supply Art. 6922 IF - Interface for four video cameras with audio Art. 69AM SP - Separator Art. 692C TV - Video external entrance panel Art. 1223 NT - Network PA - Door opening command SE - Electric lock 12 Vdc TC - CCTV video camera 12 Vdc

Figure 30 - Example of installation of additional video cameras

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2. Use of the interface 69AM for audio/video landing calls.

If there is a landing audio/video speech unit (push-button 20577/14577 and video cameras 20560, 20565, 14560,

14565), the audio/video interface can be used instead without numerical coding of the secondary panel as instead was necessary in the preceding case (in this way an ID reserved for the class of panels is not pointlessly occupied).

WARNING: The association between landing call button (20577 or 14577) and the video/audio door entry unit to be called can be done via advanced programming as the association of the video camera with the audio/video interface for video cameras (69AM); then it is necessary to use the PC and the USB 02024 interface with “SaveProg” software (see the related technical documentation).

On sending the audio/video call by pressing the landing nameplate button (art. 20577 or 14577), the interface will enable the video camera associated with it. With this type of configuration it is possible to connect up to 4 video cameras for the 4 possible landing call buttons.

NOTE:

It is possible to self-start the video camera associated with the landing call button (and if necessary in sequence on the following ones) by sending an intercom call toward the latter; it is therefore necessary to configure the video door entry unit so it can send this command (see the chapter “PUSH-BUTTON CONFIGURATION - Intercom calls").

Repeatedly sending the command allows “scrolling” through all the video cameras connected to the video interface 69AM.

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Ringtone type selection.

Using the multimedia video touch screen it is possible to select the types of ringtone to combine with the different calls that it can receive:

- call from panel (video door entry unit);

- call from landing (audio door entry unit);

- intercom call (Interphone).

In the main window touch the icon and subsequently the icon.

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The ringtone must be set by selecting the one you want from a predefined list of ringtones; alternatively to these it is possible to upload mp3 files.

• Tap the icon and then the icon to set the ringtone associated with the call from the panel.

• Tap the icon to view the screen for managing and selecting ringtones.

With this screen you can upload up to 3 files in mp3 format from an SD Card; these files appear in the drop-down menu where you select the ringtone to use for the relevant type of call.

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• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

• Touch the icon to set the ringtone associated with the call from the landing.

• Touch the icon to see the list of default ringtones and touch the one you want.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

• Touch the icon to set the ringtone associated with the intercom call.

• Touch the icon to see the list of default ringtones and touch the one you want.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

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Associating the secondary functions.

This window defines the buttons you can associate with the functions F1, F2, AUX1, …AUX16.

• In the main window touch the icon and then the icon.

• View the list of functions.

For each button it is necessary to set:

1. associated function (F1....AUX16);

2. wording associated with the button (for example what is controlled);

3. icon associated with the button.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

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Ringtone volume adjustment.

The volumes of the ringtones described above are unmistakeably adjusted in a similar manner for all the types of call (from external panel, landing or intercom). Touch the cursor of the scroll bar and move it to the left or to the right according to the desired volume (the level is highlighted by the illumination of the bar).

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Each button will activate the relevant command.

The position of one button in relation to the others depends only on where it is located in the creation list; this

position can be changed by means of the and icons.

Finally, the icon enables deleting the corresponding button.

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VOIP

Within a system, the VoIP screen should be compiled, adding the Elvox Due fili video door entry panels and any audio/video interfaces for 4 cameras art. 69AM. Compiling this screen is only necessary if you want to use the feature of forwarding the system's video door entry functions to a mobile device. For all the details on this feature, please refer to the documentation for the Vimar "By-door" mobile application available within the application itself (in a special help section) or in Product software  Multimedia video touchscreen on the website www.vimar.com.

The minimum requirements for properly using the VoIP features are as follows:

- Operating System: ver. 1.0.6 or later

- Main Module application: ver. 5.0.36 or later

- Video door entry system application: ver. 5.0.36 or later

- Vimar Web Server: ver. 1.13 or later with serial number 2014-000 or higher

- Vimar By-door App: ver 1.0 or later for Android, ver 1.0 or later for iOS

- The multimedia video touchscreen art. 21553.2 must be configured as "Primary" on the Vimar Web Server

(any other 21553.2 multimedia video touchscreens must be configured as "secondary") and must coincide with the "Master" of the Due fili video door entry system.

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Video cameras.

This menu is used to configure the cameras installed in the system and the buttons providing direct access to those cameras.

The "TELECAMERE" ("CAMERAS") menu can be used to view the video stream from one or more cameras, both analogue (provided these are integrated into the Elvox Two-Wire system) and IP models meeting the compatibility requirements listed in the tables below:

Manufacturer Hardware requirements Notes

Axis All IP camera models Operation not tested with high resolution streams

(camera parameters need to be adjusted)

Mobotix All IP camera models Operation not tested with high resolution streams

(camera parameters need to be adjusted)

Management of a generic RTSP stream

Devices capable of managing the RTSP stream and the latest generation Elvox video cameras (see the next page)

Operation not tested with all devices currently available (cameras, video servers, ...)

Elvox All models identiﬁed in the table

below

Compatibility tables for Elvox IP and video server cameras with Multimedia video touch screen 21553

Type A (FW V2.0 build 120514)

53IP Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

54IP Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

58IP F 12mm Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

58IP/3 F 3.6mm

58IP/6 F 6mm

Type B (FW V2.0 build 110426)

57IP Dome 2 MPxl

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

Type C (FW V3.0 build 110921)

56IP mini dome

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

59IP Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

55IP/1 1.3 MPxl

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

55IP/2 2 MPxl

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

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Type C (FW V3.0 build 110921)

55IP/3

3 MPxl Maximum resolution not supported

(max 1920x1080 - Max bitrate 2048Kps)

55IP/05 5 MPxl Maximum resolution not supported

(max 1920x1080 - Max bitrate 2048Kps)

55IP/1 1.3 MPxl

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

55IP/2 2 MPxl

Main stream tested at maximum resolution

DVS (FW V2.0 build 110310) video server

52WS/4 4 CH video server

Resolution supported: CIF

Standard Resolution Speed Dome (FW V3.1.0 build 110811)

51D3/E36 Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

51D3/10 Main stream tested at maximum

resolution

Elvox video cameras compatible with Multimedia video touch screen 21553.2 conﬁgurable as "generic RTSP"

art. 46212.004 art. 46216.312D art. 46226.212

art. 46212.036C art. 46216.722 art. 46226.310E

art. 46216.212 art. 46222.036 art. 46226.312D

art. 46216.310E art. 46222.036C art. 46232.012

art. 46235.020

Video camera parameters guaranteed for proper operation.

• Stream type: Main Stream

• Resolution: 1280*720

• Profile type: Profile 1

• Video encoding: H.264

• RTSP Authent.: Enabled

• Bit rate: 4096 Kbps (maximum)

• Stream type: Sub Stream

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The address format to enter is the following: username:password@IPaddress:554/profile1 or username:password@IPaddress:554/profile2

For example: admin:123456@192.168.88.96:554/profile2

The TELECAMERE ("CAMERAS") menu is not initially shown on the main menu and appears when the

first camera is configured.

• On the main screen, touch the icon followed by the icon ; then select the type

of camera to be configured.

Analogue camera

If the camera is an analogue model and is connected to the Elvox Two-Wire system, simply enter the ID for the device to which it is connected (panel or camera expansion module) and the ID for the camera itself.

For each camera it is necessary to set:

1. ID of the panel (MASTER panel, panel 2 … 15);

2. camera index (1 … 16);

3. associated text (for example the room where the camera is installed);

4. associated icon.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

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IP camera

If the camera to be configured is a "Camera IP" ("IP Camera"), several fields appear and must be completed (these will vary depending on the type of model).

• For every camera, set the parameters associated with it:

- Name: general name of the camera (e.g. Garden, Garage IP, etc…).

- MJPEG (MOBOTIX) – MJPEG (AXIS) – Generic RTSP – Elvox: general type of IP camera.

- HTTP – HTTPS: protected or non-protected protocol, only enabled for MOBOTIX and AXIS cameras.

- Username: Parameter enabled only for Elvox cameras in which recognition is compulsory. (Access restriction

with username and password is not supported in MOBOTIX or AXIS IP cameras; the login request must therefore be disabled from the camera settings and access as an anonymous user implemented).

- Password: Parameter enabled only for Elvox cameras in which recognition is compulsory. (Access restriction with

username and password is not supported in MOBOTIX or AXIS IP cameras; the login request must therefore be disabled from the camera settings and access as an anonymous user implemented).

- IP address: Parameter enabled for MOBOTIX, AXIS and ELVOX cameras; only the IP address of the camera you

want to view should be entered in this field. For Generic RTSP cameras, the whole text address of the camera you want to join can be entered, includ-

ing the IP address, any port, any channel but without the suffix “rtsp://” (Example of supported address:

192.168.0.90:554/ch01/master.spd).

- Port: indicates the port from which the video stream should be joined, if different from the default option.

For Generic RTSP cameras the default port is 554; if a path including a port is entered in the "indirizzo IP" ("IP address") field, the default option will be assigned to it.

- Channel: this parameter is used if cameras are joined via a DVS (Video server) or DVR (Video recorder) where

each channel is associated with a different camera, which still has the same IP address as all the others.

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If one single camera is used, unless the manufacturer's instructions indicate otherwise, the field can be left empty.

- Width and Height: these fields indicate the dimensions of the video area displayed in the "TELECAMERE

(“CAMERAS”) application. If left empty, the video will cover the entire area.

- Main Stream or Secondary Stream: only enabled in Elvox cameras, this parameter can be used to specify

whether to use a high resolution stream with a slight reduction in connection speed or a lower resolution video offering slightly better performance.

For Generic RTSP cameras, this information is entered directly in the "indirizzo IP" ("IP address") field using the path indicated by the manufacturer. Example: "192.168.0.90:554/ch01/master.spd or slave.spd or other option".

Note: As stated previously, not all Generic RTSP cameras are natively supported by the device; however, it is very likely that by adjusting the settings for these cameras via a PC with browser (often only Microsoft Internet Explorer is supported) and in particular by lowering the resolution or changing the video compression method (MPEG 4, MJPEG, H264 etc.) or frame rate, successful operation becomes significantly more likely.

• Link the relevant icon to the button with which the camera is associated.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

Once the cameras have all been configured, the list will be displayed; each of them may then be switched on/off

and adjusted as required.

Each button, associated with its own icon, will activate the corresponding camera.

The position of one button in relation to the others depends only on where it is located in the creation list; this

position can be changed by means of the and icons.

Finally, the icon can be used to delete the corresponding button, and therefore the associated camera.

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Camera calibration

To perform calibration, simply select one of the cameras displayed in the list on the adjacent page. The calibration set for one camera will then be automatically applied to all configured cameras.

• To adjust the colour contrast and brightness, touch the corresponding scroll bar cursor and move it to the left or to the right depending on the desired level (this level is highlighted by the illumination of the bar).

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

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Intercommunications.

With this option you defined the buttons for making the intercom calls and talking with the speaker.

• In the main window touch the icon and then the icon.

For each button it is necessary to set:

1. recipient of the call (ID: 1..200);

2. text associated with the button (for example the room where the indoor station is installed);

3. icon associated with the button.

• Touch the icon to confirm the selection made.

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Door Opening.

With this option you define the behaviour of the door opening button (icon ).

During a call, the lock associated with this icon is always the one related to the indoor station from which the call is being made. When there is no call in progress it is possible to select the behaviour of the button by setting one of the following options:

1. The associated lock is that of the last call received (default behaviour).

2. The associated lock is the one defined in the phase of configuration. In this section it must therefore be possible to enable option 2 and specify the associated ID (panel1, …, panel15, 1, …, 200).

• In the main window touch the icon and then the icon.

Setting the operation of the icon with a call in progress:

1. door opening (default);

2. door opening and ending the call.

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Each button will activate the relevant intercom call and the communication between the speakers.

The position of one button in relation to the others depends only on where it is located in the creation list; this

position can be changed by means of the and icons.

Finally, the icon enables deleting the corresponding button.

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Video door entry system answering machine.

This option is used to define the timeout after which the unanswered call is considered "missed" and the caller's video, recorded in the first 10 seconds after pressing the doorbell, is saved. At the same time the notification is displayed in the Main menu and, if enabled, the LED notification is also activated when there are one or more missed calls.

• In the main window touch the icon and then the icon.

Set the answer time by entering a value in the shown range.

Saving missed calls is managed as follows:

- If the device has an SD card with free space, the calls are saved in sequence with a numerical limit set only by the available space on the SD Card (consider that every missed call occupies approximately 10 MB of memory);

- If no SD card is inserted in the device, only the last missed call will always be saved in the local memory and will overwrite the previous one.

• Advanced video door entry system answering machine

The setup screen of the video door entry answering machine also features controls for recording a voice message to be played when an external call is received. This function is called the "Advanced video door entry answering machine". The caller can thus listen to this message after ringing the bell and in her turn leave a video message with sound for a maximum duration of 20 s.

The "Advanced video door entry answering machine" function is active when the audio door entry answering machine is switched on (ON) and in the main menu of the “Video door entry unit” application the “User away” status has been set.

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N.B. Since the advanced video door entry answering machine entails the caller recording a video message, it is necessary to fulfil the obligations in compliance with the current privacy and installation regulations in the countries where the product is installed.

Video door entry unit with no active calls.

If there are no active calls the video touch screen will show a window more or less similar to the one below.

• Touching the icon disables the internal ringtone and on the right of the title bar the "ringtone disabled"

icon is displayed.

• Touching the icon disables the "User away" function and on the right of the title bar the "User away"

icon is displayed. Once you set this state, if the audio door entry answering machine is on, the caller will hear

the recorded message and will in his turn leave a video message with audio that will appear in the list of missed

Finally, at bottom right there are the following icons:

- to view the icons associated with the intercom calls configured in the system.

- to cyclically view the images transmitted from the video cameras (each touch changes video camera).

- to view a list of configured video cameras.

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Icon signaling the title bar.

Next to the title bar can be found on the right, up to three icons of signal:

- “Ringtone disabled"

- “User Away”;

- “Open door”.

Configuration of the functions associated with icons (INTERCOM CALLS).

The icons on the multimedia video touch screen can be configured for sending different specific commands on the bus. They can be configured, for instance, for sending FUNCTION F1/F2 commands, the self-start command on a specific

panel, the command for making an intercom call, etc…

For example:

1. Set the push-button for intercom calls: on the audio/video door entry unit that you want to call, press any

button (except the hands-free answer button - preferably the LOCK or AUXILIARY SERVICE button) to send the code of the called device to the calling video door entry unit. The video door entry unit responds to programming with an audible warning.

2. Set the button for sending the FUNCTION F1(F2): using a device that is able to do it (for instance audio/

video door entry units already configured, panels, USB 02024 interface for PC “SaveProg” software), send the FUNCTION F1(F2) command on the bus. The video door entry unit responds to programming with an audible warning.

3. Set the button as self-start on a specific panel: from the panel on which you want the self-start with the

button being configured, send a call with the button corresponding to the video door entry unit; this responds to programming with an audible warning.

4. Other functions: they can be programmed entirely in a similar way to the preceding ones.

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Setting the flags.

The flags are options that can be turned on/off and affect the behaviour of the video door entry unit; access to the configuration of the flags is made exclusively with the USB 02024 interface for PC “SaveProg”software.

The flags that can be set are given in the following table:

Centralino Enables control via the consumer unit G3 solo Est. Enables Group 3 only for external calls from panel G4 solo Int. Enables Group 4 only for intercom calls Non RIPCH IC Disables call repetition for the intercom G1 solo Est. Enables Group 1 only for external calls from panel G2 solo Int. Enables Group 2 only for intercom calls Grp. Escl. S. If on “User Away,” the secondary ones ring all the same I.C. Illim. Unlimited duration of intercom conversations

Setting the group calls.

Besides directly setting the secondary identification code (see the chapter "SECONDARY NUMERICAL CODING OF THE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT" of this manual) that enables inserting the video door entry unit in a group of devices (audio/video door entry units) that at the same time receive a call, this association can also be made via advanced programming with USB 02024 interface for PC “SaveProg” software. There are four possible different groups (G1,G2,G3 and G4); each device can be associated with the single group by indicating (in the specific field that can be filled in with the aforesaid instruments for advanced programming) the identification code of the master.

Associating landing calls.

Via advanced programming with the USB 02024 interface per PC and “SaveProg” software, it is possible (in the specific field that can be filled in with the above-mentioned instruments for advanced programming) to set the landing call buttons from which the video door entry unit is able to receive a call. Each video door entry unit can receive calls up to a maximum of 4 different landing call buttons.

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3.3.1 CONFIGURATION RESET.

This procedure is recommended if you want to modify the ID of a video door entry unit previously programmed and without keeping the programming for operation of the device.

• In the main window touch the icon and subsequently the icon.

• Finally touch the icon to reset the video door entry unit.

Programming the Two Wire.

WARNING! The following operations must be carried out after powering up the system and before programming the audio door entry units and video door entry units. In the same system there must be only one MASTER panel (identification code 1) while any secondary panels must be set as SLAVES (see the technical documentation related to the particular panel used). Do the programming of the panels powering only one panel at a time; the master panel must always be programmed last.

The configuration of the panel parameters can be done in three different ways:

• Directly from the panel itself using the alphanumeric keyboard or with single buttons.

• With PC and USB 02024 interface and “SaveProg” software.

This section will illustrate solely the method of programming with the alphanumerical keypad on the front of the Two Wire panel; for configuration with the PC see the related technical documentation.

To access the panel configuration menu carry out the following operations:

• Press buttons and at the same time.

• Enter the password to access programming; key in “654321” for the first configuration (default password set by the factory that must then be modified by the installer).

• Press the button to confirm.

Once in programming mode, use the and push-buttons , and to select the parameters, the push-

button to confirm changes, and the push-button to confirm changes.

At this stage it is possible to scroll through the list of all the panel parameters and the related set values; for each of these it is possible to enter a value that identifies the parameter and the related configuration.

The set values must be within a certain range (maximum value - minimum value) according to the parameters table attached to the technical documentation of the panel (see, for instance, the table of “TECHNICAL PARAMETERS OF THE PANEL” illustrated on the following pages).

For the configuration of the Two Wire panels without the alphanumerical keypad, see the related technical documentation.

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Example of technical parameters of panel.

Message language English

Panel ID 1

Coding digit number Sequential

Lock code No association

Push-button preferential code No association

Lock codes No association

F1 codes No association

F2 codes No association

Device numbering No association

Search the entire agenda No

Device names No association

Programming password 654321

Answer time 30 sec.

Conversation time 120 sec.

Self-start time 10 sec.

Lock time 1 sec.

F1 time 1 sec.

F2 time 1 sec.

External volume 15

Internal volume 3

Lock block Off

Enable / disable No association

Panel ringtone repeat Enabled

Monitor/audio door entry unit ringtone cycles

Common locks No association

F1 common No association

F2 common No association

Self-start disable No

Clock 01/01/05 00:00

Timed code enabling No

First timed code No association

Last timed code No association

Code validity time bands No association

Self-start sequence (Master entrance panel only)

No association

Monitor/audio door entry units configuration Monitor/audio door entry units function button assignment Intercommunicating Self-start Auxiliary services F1 function assignment F2 function assignment F1 function specific F1 function specific No intercommunicating call ringtone No ringtone for calls from panels

Integration of the video door entry unit with the By-me.

The multimedia video touch screen permits managing the By-me home automation system (control of the electrical system, burglar alarm, temperature control, load control, automations, etc.) via the video door entry unit that basically becomes a real control panel.

The appliance will be in home automation mode and will switch onto video door entry mode every time there is an external call or when the user activates it via the navigation menus on the By-me home automation side.

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Glossary.

Entrance panel.

Set of audio and video devices that allow identifying the party asking to enter the dwelling via the outdoor station.

Indoor station.

Single video door entry or only audio door entry device that enables identifying the person at the speech unit that made the call. Generally the indoor station, besides communicating with the external panel, allows carrying out other operations such as opening lock, lighting stairs, etc.

Speech unit.

Generic term used to indicate the entrance panel or landing panel.

Pillar. Term used to indicate the set of wirings connecting the indoor stations with the power supply.

Power supply.

Device that incorporates the drives for lock opening, the call generators and the necessary power supply both to the pillar and to the panel.

Landing panel.

Set of audio and video devices that allow making a call to the indoor station(s) and identifying the party making the call. It is generally installed for making calls from zones inside the building (landing, secondary entrances, etc.).

Self-start.

Optional function that allows audio and video communication between the indoor station and entrance panel or indoor station and landing panel, without a call coming (from the entrance panel or landing panel respectively).

Intercom.

Optional function that permits audio communication between two indoor stations.

Bus.

Physical connection permitting the transit of the electrical signals necessary for the operation of the system; generally, both analogue (audio and video) and digital (commands) electrical signals can transit on the Bus and also the power supply for the devices.

Identification code (ID).

Numerical code that univocally identifies the single device within the system. It is the name (in numerical format) of the device.

Master.

Main object that manages the system. Typically we talk about the “Master Panel” that refers to the main panel (that must be unique in the whole system) always identified with ID equal to 1.

Slave.

Secondary object in relation to the master; in general it is managed by the master. If we talk about “Slave Panel” the secondary panels of the system are identified with an ID other than 1.

Basic programming. Programming the main functions of a device. Generally, this programming can be done without the aid of additional instruments such as programmers or PCs.

Advanced programming.

Programming the optional functions of a device. Generally, this programming is done with the aid of additional instruments such as programmers or PCs equipped with dedicated software.

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3.4 User Management.

This menu is used to make the settings that enable differentiating the use of the multimedia video touch screen according to the type of user.

Touching the icon brings up the screen that enables creating different types of user with which

different privileges are associated.

Creating users and assigning privileges can be done only by the Administrator.

Touching the icon brings up the screen that enables creating new users and editing ones already config-

ured.

Before displaying the screen for user management, the multimedia video touch screen requests authentication by the administrator by entering name and password.

The default passwords, namely the ones to use when first switching on (that will then be subsequently able to be changed), are the following:

- Administrator password: admin

- Installer password: inst

When creating a new user, the password that by default is assigned to this user is the name of the user. For example: a user called Mario is created; the password assigned by default will be Mario.

Touching the icon confirms the entered password.

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Touching:

- changes the settings for already configured users;

- deletes the selected user;

- adds a new user.

Touching the icon displays the Settings menu.

Touching the icon displays the screen that enables managing the three types of user:

- Administrator;

- Installer;

- User.

The table shown on the page alongside illustrates the three types of user and the functions associated with them; in the phase of creating users then, it will suffice to link to each one of these the privileges that you want to assign.

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MENU ADMINISTRATOR INSTALLER

STANDARD

USER

GENERAL

  

System info

  

Date and Time



Language and Unit of Measurement



Energy Saving



Line Out



Save-Restore Conﬁguration



Log



VIMAR WEB SERVER IP NETWORK



IP Network Parameters conﬁguration



Vimar Web Server conﬁguration



VIDEO DOOR ENTRY

 

Installation



Ringtones

 

Accessory Functions



video cameras



Intercom



Door Opening



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 

USER MANAGEMENT



Users



Groups



Permissions



UPDATING



Operating System



Applications



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MENU ADMINISTRATOR INSTALLER

STANDARD

USER

PERMISSION MANAGEMENT (DEFAULT)

(not modifiable)  

Access to Home Automation System Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Photo-Video Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Music Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Web Radio Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Calendar Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Blackboard Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Weather Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to News Application

(not modifiable)  

Access to Feed Reader Application

(not modifiable)  

Added and change Blackboard messages

(not modifiable) 

Added and change Feed

(not modifiable) 

Added and change News

(not modifiable) 

Added and change Weather location

(not modifiable) 

Video camera self-start

(not modifiable) 

Display missed calls

(not modifiable) 

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Touching:

- changes the settings for already configured groups;

- deletes the selected group;

- adds a new group.

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Touching the icon shows the screen that enables assigning users with the menus and applica-

tions they can access.

Touching the icon for the user and the desired application enables this user to utilize the

selected function.

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3.5 UPDATE (A and I).

Touching the icon displays the options that enable updating the multimedia video touch screen.

Touching the or icon displays the screens that enable downloading the

firmware of the operating system and of the applications used by the multimedia video touch screen.

After selecting the firmware to download shown in the pop-up window, touch to confirm the update.

Update

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3.6 PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLING APPLICATIONS FROM MARKET VIMAR GROUP (I)

The applications available in the "Market Vimar Group" are not pre-installed in the video touch screen multime-

dia and are dedicated to special integration with other devices (e.g., Elvox DVR) that need to be configured by

specialized personnel.

When necessary, the installer must therefore perform the processes of activation, download and installation of the

single application so that it can be used by the end user. The following procedure describes how to carry out these operations by taking the Secuviewer application as

an example of reference to control the Elvox (Vimar Group) DVR and Elvox (Vimar Group) PTZ-type cameras.

• Starting from the main menu (with no “Secuviewer” icon) tap the con and log in as Installer.

In the left column, as the last option, you will see the icon.

N.B. If the icon does not appear when you first log in, simply search for updates by tapping 

• Tapping the icon displays a second column with the categories of available applications (in this

case DVR), while the area on the right will list the various applications that can be activated for the selected

category (in this case Secuviewer).

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• Tapping the icon with the name of the application chosen for activation (in this case ) and then

the icon displays a pop-up with which you can proceed with your request for activation or cancel

the operation.

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• Tapping will enable the new icon (in this case DVR with the title of Secuviewer) which will be displayed

on the main menu between the and icons.

• It is now necessary to download the application by tapping once on the new added icon (in this case ).

• Once the download is complete, run the installation by tapping the icon again. After a few seconds a screen

will appear for installing the application (in this case Secuviewer). Continue with the operation leaving all the provided options selected and tap Install. On completion Application Installed will be displayed.

• Tap the End icon to complete installation.

The new application is installed and ready for use.

Please note: the procedure and operations described above apply only to ONLINE devices (i.e., connected to an ADSL Internet connection).

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3.7 GENERIC WEBVIEW ENABLING PROCEDURE (I)

Introduction

The 10" IP multimedia video touch screen can be used in certain contexts to supervise third party sub-systems, exploiting an opening in the browser, limited to specific addresses. It is therefore possible to view some icons on the main menu relative to some supervision categories; selecting one of these icons, a web page will be loaded. There are 5 icons/categories: photovoltaic, intrusion detection, professional AV, climate control and weather station.

Selecting the icon, the browser opens to a specific IP address, configured in advance in the Settings menu (using the procedure described below).

It is not guaranteed that the 10" IP multimedia video touch screen is able to correctly display all graphic elements of the loaded pages; the installer should therefore assess the feasibility of the desired integration case-by-case, and is fully responsible therefore, holding Vimar harmless of all liability for any possible malfunctions.

Configuration mode (example of integration with photovoltaic portal)

In the main Setting menu the user logged in as Installer can enable to download and installation of a new applications, and can configure it to reach the desired address.

All instructions given below can only be performed by Installer users with the exception of the opening of the application once this has been installed and configured.

From the MARKET page, select the sub-category of applications you wish to add (for example, Photovoltaic):

photovoltaic intrusion detection professional AV climate control weather station

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Tap and then .

The main menu will show a new icon for the new service enabled (e.g. Photovoltaic icon):

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When you tap the Photovoltaic icon for the first time the application will be downloaded and you will be asked to confirm the installation procedure; tap .

Once installed, tap ; the main menu will be displayed, and you will be able to use the new application.

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When opened for the first time, you must enter the link of the website or server you wish to connect to:

Tap to directly view the contents of the entered link:

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If subsequently the address has to be modified, the Installer user must briefly press ON/OFF (to access the Contextual Menu) and then tap the icon.

In the lower part of the page the “Settings” option is available, from here you can modify the previously entered link:

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Application for using Elvox DVR and NVR

3.8 APPLICATION FOR USING ELVOX DVR AND NVR

The following paragraphs describe the functionality of the App that allows integrating the multimedia video touch screen with Elvox DVRs and NVRs.

1. Login interface

Enter the server address, username and password and tap to access.

Select Remember Server to save the newly entered data or select a server using the drop-down arrow to select from the previously saved list.

If it is not possible to log in to the device, carry out the following procedures to identify the causes:

1) Check your network connection.

2) Check the accuracy of the server address.

3) Check the accuracy of the username and password, addition of spaces and check for any capital letters.

4) Check the http port and the DVR or NVR server port.

2. Live interface

After successfully logging in you can access the Live view interface and to access the function bar.

CAUTION: If you notice any significant slowdown or stuttering in the video stream, it is advisable, on the screen for accessing the application, to set option 2G/2,75G on item Net Type.

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Displays the following options:

- live viewing of transmitted images;

- checking snapshots;

- playing back recordings;

- server settings;

- information relating to the device (fw version, sw version, etc.);

- list of saved servers;

- disconnection from the server.

The lower part of the screen is the real-time interface of the device:

where:

- indicates the channel status;

- indicates the viewing mode;

- favourite channel;

- starting local recording;

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- snapshot;

- audio (where applicable);

- PTZ control;

- full-screen viewing.

Actions to perform for the operation of the multimedia video touch screen.

1. Tap once to select the current channel; double tap to switch from single channel to multi-channel viewing.

2. Tap and keep pressed to select the channel to view.

3. Image interface check

Tap to view the image history.

By tapping on the preview displayed, you can check the details of each image (see figure below).

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4. Playback interface

The options made available by the playback interface let you perform the following image searches:

• Search by time slot and date.

• Search by event.

• Search by channel.

• Search for recordings locally.

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5. Configuration interface

6. Interface with system information

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7. Interface with the Server list

Tap:

- to edit the data of the selected server;

- to delete the selected server;

- to add a new server.

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4. INSTALLATION RULES.

Installation should be carried out in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electrical systems in the country where the products are installed.

CAUTION: To prevent injury, the appliance must be secured to the wall as described in the installation instructions.

Above the power supply there must be a bipolar circuit breaker that is easily accessible with a contact gap of at least 3 mm.

5. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE.

LV directive. EMC directive.

Standards EN 60950-1, EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-6-3.

Installation rules - Regulatory compliance

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