Vimar ELVOX 40505 Installer Manual

Installer manual

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Tab 7 Due Fili Plus hands-free video entryphone

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Wall-mount handsfree monitor for Due Fili Plus system with 7"
colour LCD display, capacitive keypad for entryphone functions
and intercom calls, induction loop for hearing aids, bracket for

xing in round or rectangular mounting box

The instructions manual can be downloaded from the website www.vimar.com

INSTALLATION RULES

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

STANDARD COMPLIANCE

EMC directive
Standards EN 60065, EN 61000-6-1,EN 61000-6-3 and EN 60118-4.

WEEE - User information

The crossed bin symbol on the appliance or on its packaging indicates that the product at the end of its life must be
collected separately from other waste. The user must therefore hand the equipment at the end of its life cycle over to

the appropriate municipal centres for the differentiated collection of electrical and electronic waste. As an alternative
to independent management, you can deliver the equipment you want to dispose of to the dealer when purchasing a new
appliance of an equivalent type. You can also deliver electronic products to be disposed of that are smaller than 25 cm for
free, with no obligation to purchase, to electronics retailers with a sales area of at least 400 m

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. Proper sorted waste col­lection for subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally conscious disposal of the old equipment helps to prevent
any possible negative impact on the environment and human health while promoting the practice of reusing and/or recycling
materials used in manufacture.

This product was developed using FreeRTOSTM software - http://www.freertos.org/

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Description

Wall-mount Tab 7 monitor for Due Fili Plus system with 7" LCD colour display, loudspeaker for calls, capaci­tive keypad for entryphone functions (unlocking, self-starting, auxiliary services, volume, brightness and con­trast controls) and intercom calls.

Desktop installation is possible with the desktop base accessory 40195 (sold separately).
Can be used by wearers of hearing aids.

Audio frequency function for hearing aids

The video entryphone can be used by people wearing hearing aids.
For correct functioning of the hearing aid, please refer to its instruction manual. Any metal objects or electronic

equipment in the vicinity may affect the quality of the sound received by the hearing aid.

Technical characteristics

• Wall-mounted, with metal bracket, in box: circular 2M (Vimar V71701), 3M (Vimar V71303, V71703) hori­zontal and vertical, 4+4M (Vimar V71318, V71718) and square, British standard.

• 7" LCD 16:9 display, resolution 800x480 pixels

• Minimum video signal level on the bus for reception: -20 dBm

• Capacitive touch keypad with backlit symbols.

• Powered from BUS terminals 1, 2 - nominal voltage 28Vdc

• Power consumption:

- in standby: 25 mA

- maximum current: 350 mA

• Ambient class: Class A1 (indoor use)

• IP30 protection rating

• Electronic ringer with 10 different melodies.

• Input for landing call.

• Dimensions: 165.8 x 184 x 24.2 mm

• DIP switch for line termination impedance.

Maintenance

Clean using a soft cloth. Do not pour water onto the appliance and do not use any type of chemical product.
Cleaning must be carried out either with the apparatus powered off (= disconnected from the bus) or after acti-

vating the keypad cleaning procedure (see the relative paragraph).

Warnings for the user
Do not open or tamper with the appliance.
In the event of faults, contact specialized personnel.

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Fig. 1

1,60 / 1,65 m 1,20 m

Installation

Important: The device should be installed at a height of approximately 160 cm off the floor, taking care not

to expose it to direct sources of light so as to avoid annoying glare on the surface of the LCD screen.
Note: Fig. 1 shows the recommended installation distances, unless otherwise specified by current regula-

tions.

1. Secure the plate to the wall, with metal bracket, in box: circular 2M (Vimar V71701), 3M (Vimar V71303,
V71703) horizontal and vertical, 4+4M (Vimar V71318, V71718) and square, British standard.

2. Wire the terminal block (Fig. 5).

3. Terminate the video signal (Fig. 6)

4. Install the video entryphone as follows: position the video entryphone on the plate keeping it slightly
raised. While keeping the front panel pressed, apply a light downward pressure until it clicks into place.

5. Should you need to remove the monitor you need to apply a light pressure on the lever (Fig. 3) and raise
it (from the bottom upwards) so as to release the monitor from the chassis.

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Fig. 2

Fig. 3

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Fig. 5

Connections

On the rear there is a terminal board for:

• Connection of the Due Fili Plus bus

• The Landing Call input. The maximum connection distance is 10 m. When suitably programmed using

SaveProg, this input can be used for the Alert function. See the relative paragraph.

Note: Art. 40505 does not have terminals for an additional power supply. For this reason, if the section of the
Due Fili bus in which the internal unit is located is busy with another call/conversation, or another 40505 is
switched on for any reason, regardless of its operating status, it will not be possible to switch on a second
40505 and a tone will sound to warn the user. The only possible action is to operate the lock using the dedi-

cated button, provided it is not congured for other functions; the Alert function can be used as described in

the relative paragraph.

Connection terminal block

Terminals Function

1, 2 DUE FILI PLUS digital bus.

FP Landing Call button input (terminal M reference).

M Reference earth

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Video Termination

Select DIP switch to terminate the video signal

A) if the BUS cable enters terminals 1, 2 and continues to another internal unit.
B) when a BUS cable with a characteristic impedance of 100 Ohms (Elvox 732I or 732H cable) enters ter-

minals 1, 2 and the riser stops in the internal unit

C) when a BUS cable with characteristic impedance of 50 Ohms (Cat. 5 or Cat. 6 twisted pair cable) enters

terminals 1, 2 and the riser stops in the internal unit.

Fig. 6

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Connecting the internal unit art. 40505 in the in/out configuration

Cable riser

In/out wiring diagram

Wiring diagram with cable terminating in the internal unit

Variant for connecting the landing or alert button

Connecting the FP/M terminal

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1

FP

M

2

1

FP

M

K

C

50Ω

B

100Ω

A

OPEN

ON

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ON

12

ON

12

C

50Ω

B

100Ω

ON

12

ON

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Termination to apply

Termination to be applied depending on the characteristic impedance of the cable

2
1

FP

M

Cable riser

Connecting the internal unit art. 40505 in terminal conguration

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Key functions

In the subsequent sections of this document the touch keys are designated as shown in the gure below:

T3 (F1)

P/A (ANSWER / END

CONVERSATION)

T4 (USER ABSENT /
MUTE MICROPHONE)

M (ACCESS
CONFIGURATION)

DOOR LOCK

T2 (STAIR LIGHT)

T1 (SELF-START)

Keys T1..T4 have two operating contexts:

• Operators

• Intercom

In the Operators context, keys T1..T4, have the default function (when not programmed) indicated in the gure
above. They can only be programmed using SaveProg.

In the Intercom context keys T1..T4 are not programmed by default. They can be programmed from the installer
menu or using SaveProg.

T4 has the functions user absent / mute microphone only when it is not programmed. If T4 is used for a Opera­tors function, the default function will be lost and it will not be possible to assign it to any other key. If T4 has

the default function, the associated LED will operate also as an indicator for :

• User absent (the internal unit rejects the call from an external unit and consequently the call is unsuc­cessful)

• Ringer disabled (the internal unit does not ring for calls from the external unit, but otherwise functions
normally)

essential when the display is switched off. It remains on, switching off briey for 1, 2, 3 or a maximum of 4 times

each cycle, according to the number of calls received when user absent is activated. If the user absentfunction

is absent, the icon

is displayed at the top and on T4 to indicate that T4 will re-activate the ringer.
If the ringer disabled function is activated (see User Conguration), no icon is associated with T4 because
ringer disabled has priority over user absent.

The M key cannot be programmed and its function is context-dependent.
The P/A key also has the function of activating the Intercom, if there is at least one programmed key or if ag

7 in SaveProg is activated (default) (Switchboard mode).
By default, the LOCK key, as in all internal units, controls the lock of the last external unit to make a call or

the external unit for which self-start procedure was performed. It can only be programmed using SaveProg.
The LED associated with the LOCK key indicates door open status of the system, essential when the display
is switched of, even if the same key is programmed for another function. It can also indicate the status of the
Alert, described later in this manual.

In standby mode, the screen is completely switched off. Touching any of the keys T1..T4, M, P/A (only if it has a
function) turns on the display, but without executing any function. If the LOCK key is set to its default function, the
function is executed without switching on the display. If the key has been programmed, no function is executed
but the display is switched on, as with the other keys.

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First power up

The 40505 leaves the factory without an ID, as do all other internal units (except kits). On switching on the display

by touching the keypad, the only action possible is to assign main

or secondary internal unit as the ID:

First power up

On choosing one of the two, the internal unit requests ID assignment from the Master external unit and the
functions of the keys change as follows:

Initialisation in progress

T1

now serves to cancel a request, T3 and T4 serve respectively to reduce and increase the

speaker volume.

On completion of the ID assignment procedure, the number assigned will appear at the top of the display:

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Assigning ID

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After ID assignment

Once the ID has been assigned, the display, when woken up, appears as follows:

Main screen

The P/A key toggles between the context displayed (Operators) and Intercom:

Intercom context

If the P/A key is touched when the internal unit is in standby mode, the unit will wake up in the Intercom

con-

text. By default, it is only possible to call, with the M key, a generic porter switchboard. Using the programming

procedure described below, it is possible to add up to four other intercom calls, which can also be to specic

porter switchboards.

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User conguration

Touching the M key while in the Operators context opens the user conguration menu. In all the menus, naviga-
tion is circular, i.e. scrolling down past the last option in any menu takes you back to the rst option.

User conguration menu

T1 returns you to the Operators context, while T4takes you to the highlighted conguration option.

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Ringer mute

Use and to enable/disable the ringer of the internal unit, for calls from PE, as follows:

•

: (ringer enabled)

•

: (ringer disabled) The internal unit does not ring, but otherwise functions normally.

•

: (user absent) The internal unit does not ring and does not switch on. With conguration via

SaveProg (ag 22 ACK. Grp. Excl. S) it is possible to ring secondary ringers, otherwise the call from

external unit is rejected and unsuccessful.

When the ringer is disabled, the icon

will appear at the top of the screen. In the case of 'user absent', the

icon

is displayed. 'User absent' is the same function assigned by default to T4 when the internal unit is

in standby mode.

The ringer mute function does not apply to calls received from an internal unit or porter switchboard.

Press T4

to conrm, T1 to cancel without saving.

Note: in the remaining part of this manual, it is assumed that the functions of T1 and T4 are understood.

Default: ringer enabled.

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Select melody for calls from external unit

Use and to select one of the 10 available melodies (identied by letters A to J) to use as a ringtone for
calls from the external unit. The internal unit plays back the selected ringtone.

Default: melody B.

Select melody for call from external unit

Conrm melody for call from external unit

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Select melody for calls from landing

Use and to select one of the 10 available melodies (identied by letters A to J) to use as a ringtone for
calls from the landing. The internal unit plays back the selected ringtone.

Default: melody C.

Select melody for call from landing

Conrm melody for call from landing

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Select melody for calls from internal unit or switchboard

Use and to select one of the 10 available melodies (identied by letters A to J) to use as a ringtone for
calls from an internal unit or switchboard. The internal unit plays back the selected ringtone.

Default: melody D.

Select melody for call from internal unit or switchboard

Conrm melody for call from internal unit or switchboard

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Ringer volume control

Use and to increase/decrease the ringer volume, which is indicated by the horizontal bar.

NOTE: the level set is used for all ringtone types (calls from the external unit, landing, internal unit or switchboard).

Default: level 5.

Select ringer volume control

Ringer volume control

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Brightness control

Use and to increase / decrease the brightness of the video signal from an external unit, the level of which
is indicated by the horizontal bar. The internal unit automatically requests the Master external unit to perform a
self-start procedure so that the user can see the effect of the brightness control.

NOTE: the level set is used for all external units.

Default: level 5.

Select brightness control

Brightness control

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Contrast control

Use and to increase / decrease the contrast of the video signal from an external unit, which is indicated
by the horizontal bar. The internal unit automatically requests the Master external unit to perform a self-start
procedure so that the user can see the effect of the contrast control.

NOTE: the level set is used for all external units.

Default: level 5.

Select contrast control

Contrast control

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Key tones

Use the keys and to enable/disable the tone produced whenever a key is touched (keystroke feedback).

Default: enabled

Key tone

Key tone

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Keypad cleaning

Activates the keypad cleaning function:

Keypad cleaning activation

The keypad cleaning procedure lasts 20 seconds and this time period cannot be extended by pressing the
keys, which remain disabled until the keypad cleaning procedure is completed.

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Installer conguration

To access the installer menu , you must enter the 3-digit code (PIN). The default PIN is 000, but this can be
changed as described below. The PIN is entered using the following keys:

• T1

to cancel the last digit, provided that the cursor is on the second or third digit, otherwise use

to return to the user conguration menu.

• T2

to change the digit highlighted in colour in the sequence 0 – 9 – 8 … – 2 – 1 – 0 …

• T3

to change the digit highlighted in colour in the sequence 0 – 1 – 2 … – 8 – 9 – 0 …

• T4

to conrm the selected digit, and after the third digit, if the PIN entered is correct, to access the

installer conguration procedure. If the PIN is not correct, you are returned to the user conguration

menu.

Note: once the correct PIN has been entered and you have returned to the user menu, it will not be necessary
to enter the PIN again to access the installer menu, until the internal unit returns to standby mode.

Entering the PIN

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Entering the PIN

Entering the PIN

Installer menu

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Selection of key icons in the Operators context

With the option you can change the icons that appear above the keys in the Operators context. The
default setting is blank:

Selection of key icons in the Operators context

Which means that the preset icons i.e., those which rst appear, will be used. When assigning icons starting

from the default setting, touching T4

opens the following menu:

On conrming with T4 , a list of selectable icons appears:

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Selection of key icons

If an icon has already been assigned, an option will be added to the specic menu that allows you to cancel the

assigned icon and replace it with the default icon.

Selection of key icons

This operation must be conrmed:

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Conrm icon cancellation

To change an icon, you do not need to cancel it rst, just simply replace it with a new icon.

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Intercom

With the option you can change the IDs of internal units or porter switchboards to be used in the Inter­com context. The default setting is blank:

Intercom menu

Each line corresponds to one of the four keys in the Intercom

context. On selecting one of these four options,

a sub menu opens:

Selection of intercom type

The three options that appear are:

•

to associate an internal unit with the selected position.

•

to associate a porter switchboard with the selected position.

•

to associate the Alert function with the selected position.

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• to cancel the association with the selected position (visible only if the position is programmed).

Association of an internal unit

Selection of intercom type

In this condition, on the internal unit that is to be called, press a key that can be identied unequivocally. It

is advisable to use a key that controls opening of a lock, but you can also use a key that operates a relay or
controls one of the F1 or F2 outputs of an external unit. If the internal unit that is to be called has a handset, it
is advisable to use the lock with the handset replaced.

Once the association has been made, the basic menu of the Intercom context will appear as follows (the internal
unit to be called is number 4):

Awaiting association of the internal unit to be called

Association of a porter switchboard

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Selection of the switchboard to be called

Select the porter switchboard you wish to assign to the previously selected key in the Intercom context and
conrm. The basic menu of Intercom context will appear as follows:

Selection of the switchboard to be called

Association of the Alert function

On conrming the function, the Alert function is immediately assigned to the previously selected key in the

Intercom context:

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Cancelling an association

Awaiting conrmation of intercom cancellation

Conrm or cancel removal of the association between previously selected key in the Intercom context.

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Assignment of main and secondary ID

For descriptions of these procedures, refer to the beginning of the paragraph First power up.

Changing the PIN

To change the PIN, follow the same procedure as that used to enter it to access the installer conguration menu.

The following example shows how to set the PIN to 123:

Touch

Touch

Touch

Touch 2 times

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Touch

Touch 3 times

Touch

The PIN has now been changed to 123.

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Reset factory conguration

This procedure allows you to cancel any settings and programming of the internal unit and to restore it to the

original default condition. The system asks for conrmation that you wish to proceed with the reset:

Selection of Reset factory conguration

Awaiting conrmation of Reset factory conguration

From this moment, the internal unit is in the First power up condition.

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System information

From this menu, useful information can be obtained for Vimar customer service (SAC / TSX), including ID,
Firmware version, etc.:

System information

Information display

• The information reported, from the top downwards, is as follows:

• ID of the internal unit

• FW version

• Bootloader version

• UID

• FW compilation date and time

• Available memory – FreeRTOS version used

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Programming with SaveProg

SaveProg manages Art. 40505 from version 3.3.2.1 onwards. The correspondence between the

keys P1..P8 of SaveProg and the keys T1..T4 in the two operating contexts is as follows:

KEY OPERATORS INTERCOM

T1 P1 P3

T2 P2 P4

T3 P7 P5

T4 P8 P6

The LOCK key corresponds to P0.

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Call to internal unit (outgoing)

Note: before connecting the audio channels with any other device, the internal unit Art. 40505 determines

the best possible communication parameters. During this stage, which lasts approximately 1 second,

a waiting tone is transmitted to the user.

To make a call to another internal unit, at least one call must be programmed as described above.

No specic programming is required for a generic porter switchboard.

The gure below shows the situation when all the keys are programmed. This operating context, designated

Intercom, is obtained by touching the P/A key when in standby mode or by switching from the Operators
context, also by touching P/A.

Call to internal unit

T1 and T4 make a call to an internal unit, T2 and T3 call two specic porter switchboards, M call a generic
porter switchboard.

The call is initiated by touching one of the above keys. Before the call is answered, the display changes to the
following:

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The icons at the top left of the display indicate that a call is being made to the internal unit programmed as T1.
While waiting for an answer, you can press T2 and T3. On receiving an answer, the display changes to:

The centre key, now , and T4 are enabled. gives access to the context Audio only settings.

T4 has the function of microphone mute

or enable .

The Audio only settings context allows loudspeaker volume control only.

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The T1 and T2 keys turn grey respectively when the minimum and maximum levels are reached.

The centre key, now

, allows you to return to the previous context.

The conversation can be ended with the P/A key or by the internal unit to which the call was made using the
appropriate procedure.

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Call from internal unit (incoming)

On receiving a call from another internal unit, the display appears like this:

Incoming call from internal unit

The number at the top left indicates the position of the caller in the list of keys in the Intercom context. If the
caller is not present in the list, no number will be displayed.

Call from internal unit not belonging to the intercom context

If the caller is a switchboard, different icons appear at the top left of the display:

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Call from switchboard 1

For incoming intercom calls, it is not possible to mute the ringer before a call is received. It is only possible to
mute the ringer for the current call. Once muted, the ringer cannot be switched back on during the current call,
so the icon disappears.

The call is answered using the P/A key, after which the situation is the same as with an outgoing call.

The conversation can be ended using the P/A key or by the calling internal unit using the appropriate procedure.

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Switchboard scenarios

If the unit either making or receiving the call is a porter switchboard, there are other possible scenarios. For
example, the switchboard operator could connect an internal unit to another internal unit, to an external unit or
to a second porter switchboard.

If the switchboard operator already has the other internal unit, external unit or switchboard on hold, he/she will
connect it directly.

Alternatively, he/she could put this internal unit on hold while carrying out the necessary operations to call the
other party. The switchboard operator can only connect an external unit to the internal unit if the external unit
is already on hold:

Internal unit connected to external unit

During the wait, the internal unit will emit a specic tone. The internal unit can also cancel the wait by putting

the internal unit in standby mode using the P/A key.

Internal unit put on hold

During the wait, the microphone is obviously muted and will remain as such also when the switchboard operator
connects the the internal unit to the other party, which means that, once connected, it will be necessary to use

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T4 to re-enable the microphone. Alternatively, you can also use T4 before the new connection is made.
In this case the microphone will already be enabled. Given that it is not possible to know beforehand the exact
moment at which the switchboard operator will connect the internal unit to the other party, this strategy has been
chosen in order to ensure that the other party hears nothing unless at the explicit request of the party waiting.

Internal unit connected to another internal unit

Internal unit connected to a porter switchboard

The conversation will proceed as if held directly between the internal unit and the other party.

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Call from external unit (incoming)

On receipt of a call from an external unit, the display can appear in two different ways, depending on whether
the call is coming from an audio only or from an audio/video external unit:

Call from external unit (incoming), Audio

Call from external unit (incoming), Video

Note: the display of internal unit Art. 40505 switches on on receiving a call from an external unit to display the
signal of the external unit in accordance with its own programming, as indicated in the table below.

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CALL FROM VIDEO EXTERNAL UNIT FLAG 1 (MONITOR ON) RESULT

Direct

ACTIVE Switches on

NOT ACTIVE Does not switch on

Indirect (belongs to a group with only one
secondary unit)

ACTIVE Switches on

NOT ACTIVE Does not switch on

Indirect (belongs to a group with at least two
secondary units)

ACTIVE Does not switch on

NOT ACTIVE Does not switch on

Note: The secondary internal units ring at a reduced, xed volume (level 2 out of 10).

On answering, the display switches on to show the video from the external unit calling.

T4, with the icon

, allows you to mute the ringer for the call currently in progress. Once muted, the ringer

cannot be switched back on during the current call, so the icon disappears.

Before answering, if the display is showing the video signal from the external unit, you can adjust the brightness

by accessing the the Video only settings with

:

Video adjustments

If the call originates from an audio external unit, it will not be possible to make any adjustments.

The T3

and T4 keys turn grey respectively when the minimum and maximum levels are reached.

The centre key, now

, allows you to return to the previous context.

Before answering, whatever condition the internal unit is in, it is possible to use the Operators context or the
LOCK key, unless programmed for another function.

To answer the call, use the P/A

key.

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Answering an audio call

Answering a video call

As in a conversation with an internal unit, T4 has the function of muting

or re-enabling the microphone.

After answering, it is possible to use the Operators context or the LOCK key, unless programmed for another
function.

During the conversation, the

key serves to enter the Audio only settings context if the call originates from

an audio external unit or Audio and video settings context if the call originates from an audio/video external unit.

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Audio settings

Audio/video settings

The T1 and T3, T2 and T4 keys turn grey respectively when the minimum and maximum levels are reached.

The conversation can be ended using the P/A key or by the calling external unit in the appropriate manner.

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Self-start

The self-starting of an external unit is performed with the audio signal relayed from the external unit to the internal
unit activated so that from the internal unit, the user can hear but not be heard:

Self-start activation

As can be seen from the icon on T4, the microphone of the internal unit is muted. It can be enabled or muted

again by touching the T4

key. The P/A key interrupts conversation regardless of whether the microphone is

enabled or muted.

During self-start, it is possible to use the Operators context or the LOCK key, unless programmed for another
function.

The

key gives access to the Audio only settings context if the call originates from an audio external

unit or Audio and video settings context if the call originates from an audio/video external unit.

The conversation can be ended using the P/A key or from the external unit, using the appropriate procedure.

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Alert

Internal Unit Art. 40505, together with porter switchboard Art. 40510, creates a system that can send an alert to
the switchboard operator even when the Due Fili bus is busy.

To activate this service:

1. Program using SaveProg or the same Internal Unit one of the T1..T4 keys in the Intercom context
to perform the Alert function (managed internally by the unit as an intercom call to itself). The icon

displayed is

. More than one key may be programmed to perform the same function, but the

results will be indistinguishable.

2. It is possible to use the pair of terminals FP-M as a remote input for the Alert function.. Their use
does not preclude programming of T1..T4, and vice versa, but the landing call function will be lost.

The FP-M operating mode is selected using SaveProg, ag 31 (F.P. <-> Alert). Closing the terminals

FP-M has the same operational effect as that described below for the T1..T4 keys .

3. Enter the Intercom

context.

4. Touch one of the previously programmed keys.

5. The Internal Unit sends the alert.

This is what happens then:

6. The Internal Unit waits to receive the alert from the switchboard. In the meantime, the LED on the

LOCK key ashes with the cadence 0.5 s on / 0.5 s off. On receipt of the message, the switchboard

emits a double beep and displays a red envelope icon to alert the operator.

7. If it does not receive a replay, the Internal Unit resends the message every 10 s. After 5 attempts with
no reply the Internal Unit stops sending the messages.

8. When the Internal Unit receives conrmation that the switchboard has received the message, the
LED on the LOCK key ashes with the cadence 0.1 s on / 0.1 s off. Normally the time between the
sending of the request and conrmation of reception is less than a second.

9. Until the switchboard calls the Internal Unit to service the request, the Internal Unit resends the
message every 120 s. At each message, the switchboard emits two meets and increases count of
messages received. The counter can be viewed by opening the list of alerts in the switchboard. The
sending of messages never terminates. It continues until the end of the service described in the next
point, unless the switchboard is powered off or removed from the system, in which case the Internal

Unit, after 5 unsuccessful attempts starting from the rst timeout of 120 s, will return to standby mode

and the LED on the LOCK key will stop ashing.

10. If the operator calls the Internal Unit starting from the list of alerts (and only if the call is made from
this list) a message is sent via the bus to the Internal Unit to terminate its internal procedure, and
consequently the LED on the LOCK key will stop ashing.

Note: the LED on the LOCK key may be on beforehand or may request to be switched on during the alert pro-

cedure due to a door being opening in the Due Fili system. The ashing has priority over this condition, and on

completion of the procedure, the LED on the LOCK key will either stay on or off according to whether or not a
door is open in that moment.

If the bus is engaged in another conversation or by another 40505 already powered on, the Intercom context
is inaccessible. If at least one of the T1..T4 keys is programmed as the Alert function, then LEDs relative to this

function will ash for 10 s while waiting for the user to touch any one of these keys. No other keys are enabled and

the display is not switched on. Once the function has been initiated, all the LEDs of the Alert function will switch

off and the Internal Unit will return to standby mode; in any case, the Internal Unit will return to standby after 10 s.

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Updating the FW

WinBoot manages Art. 40505 from version 7.2.1.3 onwards.

PC Drivers

The drivers are the same as for the other device in the TAB family. The rst time a device is connected to a

USB port, the PC must associate the drivers to the peripheral device even if a TAB device has already been

associated. The internal unit is identied at the level of WinBoot / SaveProg, as ELVOX_40505A:

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