VIMAR 7539 Wire Ultra Thin Open Voice Video Monitor User Manual

User Manual

Tab 7539
ELVOX Videocitofonia

Tab Free hands-free Due Fili Plus video entryphone

General information

“Tab Free” hands-free video entryphone with 3.5” colour display for Due Fili Plus systems. It has a capacitive keyboard with keys for answering calls, door release, self-start, auxiliary services/intercom calls, adjustments to volume, brightness and contrast. It is  possible to differentiate the call ringtones. The visual signals are for “door/gate open,” “missed calls,” “user away”, “ringtone mute” and “alert”.
Can be used by hearing aid wearers (Teleloop).

Warnings and advice
Audio frequency function for hearing aids – Teleloop
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.
Maintenance
Clean using a soft cloth.
Do not pour water onto the appliance and do not use any type of chemical product.
Warnings for the user
Do not open or tamper with the appliance.
In the event of faults, contact specialized personnel.
For installation, refer to the instruction sheet in the package.

Key functions and status LEDs (Front view)

The video entryphone can be operated using the touch keys described below.

Keys (Default functions)

| Self-start : it activates the main outdoor station (ID 1)
**B**|

| Ringtone mute : disables/enables the ringtone.
Ringtone mute: disables the ringtone during an incoming call. The ringtone is simultaneously also disabled for subsequent calls
C|

| Lock release : It activates the lock of the calling Outdoor Station
D|

| Auxiliary 1 : It activates the first relay of the Due Fili Plus system (Aux 1), stair lights function
F|

| Talk/listen
G| | Volume control, contrast
H| | Brightness Control
1| 1| Auxiliary 2: It activates the second relay (Aux 2) of the Due Fili Plus system ()
2| 2| Free ()
3| 3| It sends an F1 control to Outdoor Stations ()
4| 4| It sends an F2 control to Outdoor Stations ()

(*) the functions associated with the keys 1-2-3-4 can be modified via configuration, to perform other auxiliary functions or intercom calls.

Status LED

Some of the LEDs illustrated below only come on in certain conditions.

– It is flashing when it is receiving a call from an Outdoor Station or Indoor Station (different flashes);
– It flashes during configuration.
If configured via SaveProg:
– indication of calls received and missed from the switchboard (1 flash every 10 seconds);
– user away (1 flash every second): the Indoor Station will refuse calls from an Outdoor Station
| – Steady light, communication under way
– Flashing during the timeout for sending a call to the reception switchboard.
| – Steady light if an opening has been left open (when the specific connection has been made by the installer).
– Flashing when a configuration is under way
– Possible “Alert” signalling, see Alert function

Note: All the keys are backlit, they light up when touched.

Operation

The TAB Free video entryphone is designed to receive calls from Indoor Stations, Outdoor Stations and the Reception switchboard.
It can also perform the self-start of the Outdoor Station, intercom calls with Indoor Stations and the Reception switchboard.
Calls can be answered and/or the lock of the Outdoor Station can be released using the dedicated key.
Some programmable keys are also available to activate other functions, such as relay actuation or intercom calls.
Functions
The video door entry functions illustrated in the following paragraphs refer to audio/video calls from Outdoor Stations.
In the case of audio only Outdoor Stations, the display will be black.
In the case of a video door entry call with no video signal, the display will be blue.
For the operation of the video entryphone, the ID identification must be configured. To check whether an ID has been allocated to the video entryphone, proceed as follows:
For the indoor station to work, the ID code must have already been configured. To check this, press a key on the video entryphone (but not the keys and the volume and brightness keys): if an ID has been assigned to the video entryphone, one beep will sound, if no ID has been assigned or it has been deleted, 3 beeps will sound.

Answering a call

Following a call from an Outdoor Station, the display shows the images filmed and the key flashes;

Press the   key to answer the call.
To end the conversation, press the key again.
Lock release
Press the   key to release the lock of the Outdoor Station connected, the lock release is also available in stand-by.
N.B.: If it is not configured, the indoor station in stand-by opens the lock for the last calling outdoor station.

N.B.: The activation of other actuators is also possible, among those which can be programmed, using keys :

Answer a call from an Indoor Station or Reception switchboard

Following a call from an Indoor Station or reception switchboard, the  key flashes;

Press the key to answer the call.
To end the conversation, press the key again.
N.B.: if the Reception switchboard is configured to operate with a camera, then the receiver will be able to see the video signal from the camera.
Other video calls are possible (Due Fili Plus call button 20577, 19577) suitably configured and associated with an “Audio/video selector for 4 cameras 69AM” or “Video selector for 4 cameras 69AM/T”.
If there is no answer to one or more calls from the Reception switchboard, the LED flashes (if the function was enabled from SaveProg).
The LED stops flashing after the Indoor Station has answered and returned to stand-by or:
– after the ringtone has been reactivated
– after a self-start
– making any intercom call
N.B.: the missed call signal remains also in the case of a power outage.
Self-start
To self-start to the master entrance panel, briefly press the key .
If the master entrance panel is audio, press the ” ” key and press the ” ” key while it flashes (5 seconds).

Only the video is activated; The video entryphone shows the image filmed
To activate communication press the key. .
To end the conversation, press the key again.
If any communication is already in progress, a busy tone will be heard at the indoor station making the call.
You can also perform the self-start of a specific Outdoor Station by using keys : following appropriate configuration (see Configuration of a key for self-starting a specific outdoor station)

Press the programmed key for the indoor station to call.
During the call, the indoor station emits a tone in order to signal that the call is being made.
If the indoor station is already engaged with another call, a tone will be heard on the indoor station making the call to indicate that the user receiving the call is busy.
When the called party answers, the communication is automatically activated.
To end the conversation, press the key.
The maximum length of an intercom conversation is 5 minutes (unless programmed otherwise with SaveProg).
Calling a Reception Switchboard
To make a call to the reception switchboard (if installed in the system), press the   key and, with a timeout of 5s, send the call  by pressing the key.
During the timeout the key flashes.

Landing call
You can receive the call from a Landing button (if connected to the FP- M terminals of the indoor station).

1. Press the push button to send a landing call.

The duration of the ringtone cycle depends on how long the key is pressed, for a maximum time of 10s.
Alert Function
This function is used to send a notice to the Reception Switchboard art 40510 even if the Due Fili Plus bus is busy.
To activate this function, you need to connect a push button to terminals FP-M and use the SaveProg software to set the operating mode (see Alert configuration via SaveProg).

1.  Press the push button to send an alert notification
   Now the video entryphone goes in stand-by and receives various answers depending on the actions of the Reception switchboard.
   These answers may be visual or acoustic depending on the configuration set via SaveProg (see Alert configuration via SaveProg).

Adjustments and user configurations

Ringtone volume adjustment
The ringtone volume can be set to 10 levels.
Press the – key to decrease the volume of the melody, the + key to increase the volume of the melody.

1. Press and hold down the key (for 2 s) until the key starts flashing accompanied by an audible warning.
2. press the + or – key (on the left side of the indoor station) to play and adjust the ringtone volume.
3. repeatedly press the + or – key to select the volume you want.
4. press the key to save the volume setting or wait 15s. At the end of configuration, the key stops flashing.

Brightness control
Adjustment is possible during communications and self-starting, press the – and + key on the right-hand side to adjust the brightness.
Contrast adjustment (volume key)
Adjustment is possible during self-starting (without activating the voice unit). Press the – or + key on the left-hand side to adjust the contrast.
External call voice unit volume adjustment (10 levels with indoor station in a conversation)
Use the + and – keys on the left-hand side to adjust the desired level. It is adjusted during the conversation with the outdoor station.
Internal call voice unit volume adjustment (10 levels with indoor station in a conversation)
Use the + and – keys on the left-hand side to adjust the desired level. It is adjusted during the conversation with an indoor station or reception switchboard.
Ringtone mute
To mute the ringtone, press the key.
Deactivation is confirmed with a low-pitched” tone and the key lighting up with a steady light.
Ringtone reactivation is signalled by a ‘high-pitched’ tone and the key going out.

Selecting call tunes
(to be done with the indoor station on stand-by)
You can select the call ringtones from among 10 melodies
Key 1 is used to select the ENTRANCE PANEL CALL melody.
Key 2 is used to select the INTERCOM CALL melody.
Key 3 is used to select the LANDING CALL melody (with specific electronic module).

1. Press and hold down the key (for 2 s) until the key starts flashing accompanied by an audible warning.
2. Press key 1 or 2 or 3, the indoor station will start playing the last melody in memory.
3. Repeatedlyiress key 1 or 2 or 3 to select the kind of melody you want.
4. Press the key to save the melody or wait 15s. At the end of configuration, the blinking key goes out.

Configurations

The device can be configured in the following ways:

• “Simplified” configuration mode via the indoor station keys.
  N.B.: This configuration mode is available from firmware version 6.34 (also after update).

• “Standard” configuration mode via the indoor station keys.

• Programming via “SaveProg” configuration software in the Due Fili Plus system (complete with interface, installed on a PC).

First power up
Perform the device installation (according to the assembly instructions and the installation instructions provided in the printed instruction sheet supplied) and connect it to the Due Fili Plus bus.
Caution: installation must be carried out by qualified persons in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electrical equipment in the country where the products are installed;
The indoor stations, after being installed, must be configured by assigning the ID code.
The ID code is unique for each appliance.
All CONFIGURATION operations must be performed with the system switched on, with the indoor station on standby (without active communications) and only after connecting the entryphones/video entryphones to the system and programming the entrance panels.
Manual ID code configurations
The Basic indoor station configurations are as follows:
– Configuration of the ID code.
– Or configuration of the secondary ID code, to be done when an indoor station needs to be associated with a Master indoor station.

ID code configuration
The identification code is programmed by means of a main entrance panel (MASTER), already configured and present in the system. The indoor station is supplied without an associated identification code. To verify this condition, press the lock release key and the indoor station should emit a triple “Beep”.
Caution: when configuring the indoor station identification code, you only have 30 seconds from the moment you enter indoor station configuration mode in which to press the call button on the outdoor station or to send the code.
Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press and hold down the lock release key “ ” for 6 s. When the time runs out the indoor station will emit a “beep” (0.5 s).
2. Release the lock release key “ “. When the key is released the communication will be signalled by a “beep” with a different frequency.
3. Press the key on the MASTER outdoor station you wish to receive the call from. (*)
4. The ID code is associated with the indoor station and communication is ended. An acoustic signal confirms the operation was successful. (**)

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Model:

• Press and hold down the key.
• Press the key too and hold them down until the key starts flashing.
• Release the keys.
• Press the   key within 5s of releasing the keys and keep it pressed until you hear a warning tone on the indoor station and the communication is activated between the indoor station and the external electronic unit. If more than 5s passes without the key being pressed, steps 1, 2 and 3 must be repeated.
• Release the key.
• With a timeout of 25s associate the ID code from the external electronic unit, pressing the key of the outdoor station from which you wish to receive the call (MASTER). (*)
• The ID code is associated with the indoor station and communication is ended. An acoustic signal confirms the operation was successful. (**)

N.B. (*): This procedure applies to entrance panels with push buttons; for alphanumerical entrance panels, type in the ID code and confirm with the call key. N.B. (): If the system contains an indoor station that already has the same associated identification code (ID), the entrance panel emits a lower tone and the operation will have to be repeated.
Secondary ID code configuration
Configuration of the secondary identification code is only required when more than one indoor station is to be called simultaneously using the same push button or call code. The indoor stations that are to ring simultaneously must be associated with the same group. The “master” indoor station is programmed first by means of the “identification code configuration” procedure described above, while the additional group indoor stations are programmed with the secondary identification code. The number of indoor stations that can be associated with the same group without using a SaveProg software is 3 plus a master station.
Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):**

1. Press and hold down the lock release key “   ” for 6 s. When the time runs out the indoor station will emit a “beep” (0.5 s).

2. Continue holding down the lock release key “ ”.
   After 2 s more the indoor station emits two “beep” in sequence apart (duration 0.5 s).

3.  Release the lock release key “ ”. When the key is released the communication will be signalled by a “beep” with a different frequency.

4.  Press the key on the MASTER outdoor station you wish to receive the call from, corresponding to the “master” indoor station. (*)

5. The secondary ID code is associated with the indoor station and communication is ended. An acoustic signal confirms the operation was successful. (**)

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Mode):

• Press and hold down the key on the indoor station.
• Press the key too and hold them down until the key starts flashing.
• Release the keys.
• Press the and keys simultaneously within 5s of releasing the keys and hold them down until you hear a warning tone on the indoor station and the communication is activated between the indoor station and the external electronic unit. If more than 5s passes without the and keys being pressed, steps 1, 2 and 3 must be repeated.
• Release keys and .
• With a timeout of 25s associate the Secondary ID code (associated with a master station) from the external electronic unit, pressing the key on the communicating outdoor station from which you wish to receive the call (MASTER). (*)
• The ID code is associated with the indoor station and communication is ended. An acoustic signal confirms the operation was successful. (**)

N.B. (*): This procedure applies to entrance panels with push buttons; for alphanumerical entrance panels, type in the ID code and confirm with the call key.
N.B. (**): If the system contains an indoor station that already has the same associated identification code (ID), the entrance panel emits a lower tone and the operation will have to be repeated.

key configuration to make intercom calls (   ).
Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press the key to be programmed and hold it down for at least 6 s.
2. When the indoor station has emitted a “beep” release the key being programmed.
3.  Press the lock release key on the entryphone/video entryphone you want to call.
4.  Another “beep” confirms the key for intercom calls has been programmed.

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Mode) :

• Press and hold down the key on the indoor station to program (calling).
•  Also press the key on the indoor station to program (calling) and hold them down until the key starts flashing.
•  Release the keys.
•  Press and hold down the calling key to program (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / ).
•  Wait for the indoor station to emit a continuous tone.
•  Release the key to program on the calling indoor station.
• Press a key on the indoor station to call ( /F1/F2/ ).
• An audible warning on the calling indoor station confirms that the procedure has been correctly completed.

Configuration of a key for self-start of a specific outdoor station ( )
Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press the key to be programmed and hold it down for at least 6 s.
2.  When the indoor station has emitted a “beep”, release the key being programmed.
3. From the outdoor station concerned, within 60s, make a call to the indoor station being programmed.
4. A high tone confirms the end of the procedure. The indoor station will be called by the outdoor station concerned.

N.B. (*): for entrance panels with push buttons press the call button corresponding to the indoor station, for alphanumerical entrance panels, type in the ID code and confirm with the call key.

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Mode):

• Press and hold down the key

• Press the key too and hold them down until the key starts flashing.

• Release the keys.

• Press and hold down the key you wish to configure (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ).

• Wait for the indoor station to emit an audible warning.

•  Release the key.

• Call the indoor station from the outdoor station you want to perform a direct self-start:
  – On entrance panels with keys, press the key corresponding to the indoor station on which the key is being configured.
  – On alphanumeric entrance panels, enter the ID corresponding to the indoor station on which the key is being configured and confirm with the call key.

• At the end of the procedure described above, the indoor station emits a signal to confirm that the operation has been successful and it is called by the outdoor station.

Configuration of a key for lock release of a specific outdoor station ( )
Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press the key to be programmed and hold it down for at least 6 s until the indoor station emits a first “beep”.

2. Continue holding down the key to be programmed.
   After 2 s more the indoor station emits two “beep” in sequence apart (duration 0.5 s).

3.  Release the key being programmed.

4. From the outdoor station concerned, within 60s, make a call to the indoor station being programmed.

5. The indoor station receives the call and confirms that the key has been programmed with a new “beep”.

N.B. (*): for entrance panels with push buttons press the call button corresponding to the indoor station, for alphanumerical entrance panels, type in the ID code and confirm with the call key.

Procedure for restoring default data for each individual key (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / )

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press the key you want to reprogramme to its default value and hold it down for at least 6 s.
2. After 6 seconds the indoor station emits a “beep” (high tone).
3. Release the key you want to reset, then press it again to return it to its default setting.

Thedeviceemitsaconfirmationtonethatthekeyhasbeenreset

Alternative configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1.  Press and hold down the key you wish to restore to the default value for 6 sec; after 6 seconds, the indoor station emits a “beep”.
2. Continue holding down the key for another 3 sec; the device emits two “beeps”.
3.  Continue holding down the key for a further 3 sec; the device emits a long tone to indicate that the key has been reset; when the key is released, the device emits another tone.

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Mode):

• Press and hold down the key
• Press the key too and hold them down until the key starts flashing.
• Release the keys.
• Press and hold down the key to restore to the default configuration (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ) until the indoor station beeps.
• Release the key and press the key again, the indoor station emits a signal to confirm that the operation has been successful.

Note: This procedure allows you to manually reconfigure the keys except for the and keys which require the SaveProg software.

Restoring the default data (Total deletion of configurations)
This process is recommended when you want to change identification code of a previously programmed indoor station and you do not want to retain the operating configuration of the device.

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” Mode):

1. Press and hold down the lock release key “ ” for 6 s. When the time runs out the indoor station will emit a “beep” (0.5 s).
2. Continue holding down the lock release key After 2 s more the indoor station emits two “beeps” set apart (duration 0.5 s with a space in between).
3. Continue holding down the lock release key “ ”. After 2 s more the indoor station emits a continuous tone for 5 s
4. Release the lock release key “ ”.
5. While the indoor station is still emitting a continuous tone, press the lock release key “ ”.
6. Release and press the lock release key “ ”, three “beeps” will be emitted.

Configuration procedure (“Standard” Mode):

• Press and hold down the key
• Press the key too and hold them down until the key starts flashing.
•  Release the keys.
•  Press and hold down the key.
• When an audible warning is emitted (during the sound) release the key and briefly press the key.

The indoor station configurations have now been deleted. Make sure that the configurations have been successful deleted by pressing the key. The indoor station should emit an audible warning (3 beeps).

Advanced configurations

Alert function configuration via SaveProg
The appropriately configured video entryphone can send a notice to the Reception Switchboard art 40510 even if the Due Fili Plus bus is busy. Unlike other Indoor Stations, only the pair of FP-M terminals can be used as input, not the keys. In this case, the local
door landing call function is lost.
The FP-M operating mode is selected using SaveProg.

1. Render the FP-M input active.

2. The Indoor Station waits to receive the alert from the switchboard.
   In the meantime, the chosen signalling is sent to the user according to the table below.
   On receipt of the message, the switchboard emits a double beep and displays a red envelope icon to alert the operator.

3. If it does not receive an answer, the Indoor Station resends the message every 10 seconds.
   After 5 failed attempts, the Indoor Station stops sending messages.

4. When an Indoor Station receives confirmation of the receipt of the message by the switchboard, the chosen signalling is sent to the user according to the table below.
   Normally the time between the sending of the request and confirmation of reception is less than a second.

5. Until the switchboard calls the Indoor Station to service the request, the Indoor Station resends the message every 120 s. At each message, the switchboard emits two meets and increases count of messages received.
   With each message the switchboard emits two beeps and increases the counter 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 indoor station, after 5 unsuccessful attempts starting from the first timeout of 120 seconds, will return to standby mode and the Alert signal is no longer sent to the user.

6. If the switchboard operator calls and speaks to the Indoor Station from the list of warnings, and only from this, a message is sent to the Indoor Station via the Due Fili Plus bus to end the Alert procedure so the related signal is no longer sent to the user.

N.B.: if the Indoor Station is switched off, when it is switched back on again, the function starts again from the beginning.
Alert Configuration
Use SaveProg to select some of the characteristics of the Alert function:

1.  Enabling
   a. Disabled (default)
   b. Enabled

2. Active state polarity
   a. Contact normally open (default)
   b. Contact normally closed

3. Activation delay
   a. 0.1 seconds (default)
   b. 0.5 seconds
   c. 1 second
   d. 2 seconds

4. Signalling mode
   a. None
   b. LED associated with the Stair Light key (default)
   c. Sound
   According to the selected signalling type, apart from the first, the timer is as follows:

Flashing with a cycle of 0.5
seconds on / 0.5 seconds off| A 2 KHz tone for 0.2 seconds
The Indoor Station has received confirmation of receipt of the message from the switchboard| Flashing with a cycle of 0.1
seconds on / 0.1 seconds off| A 1 KHz tone for 0.1 seconds

Advanced configuration with SaveProg software
Using SaveProg, you can configure the Video entryphone in an advanced manner.
SaveProg is PC software designed for advanced configuration of Due Fili Plus Systems.
Advanced programming can be done using the software:
– modifying the configurations of all keys
– creating Groups
– enabling and disabling functions.

Click to open the “Device Configuration” window

Perform the configuration and click on to transfer it to the video entryphone
Firmware Updating
To update the device:

1. disconnect it from the Due Fili Plus bus
2.  connect it to the PC via USB
3.  start the WinBoot update within 30 seconds

Follow the WinBoot user instructions

• Regulatory compliance.
  EMC directive. RoHS directive.
  Standards EN 62368-1, EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-6-3, EN IEC 63000.
  REACH (EU) Regulation no. 1907/2006 – art.33 The product may contain traces of lead.

• 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 free of charge to the distributor 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 distributors with a sales area of at least 400 m2 . 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.

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

• W arnings for the user
  Do not open or tamper with the appliance.
  In the event of faults, contact specialized personnel.
  Maintenance
  Clean using a soft cloth.
  Do not pour water onto the appliance and do not use any type of chemical product.

•  For further information, visit www.vimar.com

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References

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