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VIDEO OR AUDIO ELVOX 2-WIRE ENTRANCE PANELS WITH TRADITIONAL

PUSH-BUTTONS

Product is according to EC Directive 2004/108/CE and following norms. (V4 Software version)

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CN1) Connector for electronic unit.

CN2) Connector for programmer type 950C.

B2) 2-wire Bus (cable riser).

B1) 2-wire Bus (cable riser).

EXT+) External power supply (+ type 6923).

EXT-) External power supply (- type 6923).

VLED) LED power supply for additional modules.

X) Video input (coaxial core), for external

camera (for type 89F8 only).

M) Video input (coaxial sheath), for external

camera (for type 89F8 only).

PA) Input for door open sensor (with reference

to terminal M).

CA) Door open control (with reference to ter-

minal M).

M) Ground.

S+) 12Vdc lock output (+).

S-) 12Vdc lock output (-).

+12V) +12V output (max 100 mA) with PTC pro-

tection.

-L) External camera pilot, open collector out-

put.

SR) Lock pilot via relay, open collector output.

F2) F2 function pilot via relay, open collector

output.

F1) F1 function pilot via relay, open collector

output.

M) Ground.

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Wiring for ter-

minal block

connection

Wiring for con-

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tional modules

Controls:

1 - Balance

2 - External volume

3 - Internal volume

Manual horizontal and

vertical tilt

Fig. 3

Reset

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DESCRIPTION Types 12F3 and 12F5 comprise respectively an electronic base unit forthe assembling of two models of entrance panels.12F3 audio electronic module with conventional push-buttons (single

or double row) 12F5 video electronic module with colour camera and conventional

push-buttons (single or double row) To expand the number of calls, requires installation and subsequent pro-gramming of additional modules type 12TS (for entrance panels withpush-buttons in single row, from 5 or more calls) or type 12TD (for push-buttons in double row, from 9 or more calls), see Fig. 11, 12 on page 8.The abovementioned electronic units are to be used with plates andcomponents of the 1200 series, separately sold.Each push-button in the electronic units can generate different call codeswith values from 1 to 200. The entrance panels are designed to operateeither alone or with other entrance panels. In any event one must be setas a Master entrance panel and the others as Slave. The front of the electronic unit (see Fig. 2, detail A) is fitted with the fol-lowing adjustments:1 Voice line balancing control2 External volume3 Internal volumeThe entrance panel is equipped with 6 push-buttons for the base pro-gramming phase. The base programming of the entrance panel is car-ried out without installing the front plate, so as to reach all the 6 push-buttons. The serigraph close to each push-button ease this operation. For the advanced programming of the entrance panel use the program-ming module type 950C or PC Software SaveProg Type 69CD via theinterfaces Type 692I or Type 692I/U.The volume adjustment may cause the LARSEN effect (whistle); in thisevent operate on trimmer 1 (Balance) to avoid the whistle or decreaseone or both volumes (Fig. 2, detail A).To the audio entrance panels an external camera type CCTV can beconnected; in this case it must be programmed as video camera.The video cameras can be used indifferently either in colour either inB/W installations

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

plate (see push-button plates on page 3, components).2- Define the back boxes and the frames for the surface wall-mount or

flush-mount installation (see push-button plates on page 4, acces-sories).

3- Install the flush-mount or surface wall-mount back boxes with theupper edge at a height of approx. 1,65 m from the ground (Fig. 1).

4- Fix the rainproof covers to the back boxes.5- Fix the terminal box of the base module to the module holder frame

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

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

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

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

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

frame and the additional entrance panels in the remaining moduleholder frames.

12- Close the panel.

Fig. 1

Electronic unitFig. 2

A

Terminal block

* The panel supplies a current peak IT> 1A for 10

mS, followed by a hold current IM= 200mA for

the entire duration of the lock control (see lock

time).

STANDARD MODULES

The standard modules consist of: an electronic unit and a connection

terminal block.

The electronic unit is equipped with a speech unit, camera (on video

versions), wiring for terminal block connections, wiring for connection of

additional modules and 8 call push-buttons, 6 of which are used for

standard programming.

The standard electronic units for colour video panels are equipped with

a camera with a ¼" CCD sensor, fixed 3 mm lens and white light indi-

cator LED. All cameras can be tilted manually, horizontally and vertical-

ly, on removal of the entrance panel external plate.

Example of standard module with camera.

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HEIGHT OF 2-MODULE

ENTRANCE PANELS

HEIGHT OF 3-MODULE

ENTRANCE PANELS

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

Type 9092, 9192For 2 additional modules.

Height: 2 verical modules (248 mm)

Type 9093, 9193For 3 additional modules.

Height: 3 vertical modules (360 mm)

ACCESSORIES: FLUSH-MOUNTED BACK BOXES

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Art. 12N4/D Art. 12N6/D Art. 12N8/DArt. 12N1 Art. 12N2 Art. 12N3

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1200 SERIES AUDIO/VIDEO ENTRANCE PANELS

(TWO/THREE MODULES)

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

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

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

street number holder

- Two-module entrance panels

- Three-module entrance panels

- Three-module entrance panels with street number holder

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ADDITIONAL ENTRANCE PANELSThe additional entrance panels with traditional type push-buttons are

connected to the electronic base units type 12F3 and 12F5 to extend the

number of push-buttons. Modules type 12TS (for entrance panels with

push-buttons in single row) or type 12TD (for push-buttons in double

row), which are inserted in the frames under the plates, are connected

one after the other by means of the wiring supplied with the modules.

They are then connected to the standard electronic unit by means of the

wiring in the lower section of the unit Fig .2). Modules type 12TS, 12TD

are not supplied as standard with the plates.






Art. 1261 Art. 1262 Art. 1263 Art. 1264

Art. 1265 Art. 1266 Art. 1267 Art. 1268

Art. 1269 Art. 1270 Art. 1271 Art. 1272

Art. 1251 Art. 1252 Art. 1253 Art. 1254

Art. 1255 Art. 1256 Art. 1257 Art. 1258

- Two-module additional entrance panels

- Three-module additional entrance panels

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

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

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1P21 1P22 1P23 1P24for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

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

RAINPROOF COVERS

1E21 1E22 1E23 1E24for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

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

SURFACE-MOUNTED BOXES WITH RAINPROOF COVER

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

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







1E31 1E22 1E23 1E24for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

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

1P31 1P32 1P33 1P34for 1 panel for 2 panels for 3 panels for 4 panels

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

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FLUSH-MOUNTED ENTRANCE PANEL INSTALLATION WITH RAIN-PROOF COVERS. Assembly of flush-mounted entrance panel requires the use of the flush-mounted back boxes type 9092 (9192), 9093 (9193) respectively for 2or 3 electronic modules mounted vertically (Fig. 4 and 5).If the entrance panel uses more than one flush-mounted back box, therainproof covers must also be used (see push-button plates: accessorieson page 4, series 1Pxx), according to the number of modules fitted ver-tically or horizontally.Note: Back boxes type 9092 and 9192 or 9093 and 9193 cannot be mat-ched between them but only between: 9092 with 9092, 9192 with 9192or 9093 with 9093 and 9193 with 9193.Warning:during installation of back box type9192 it is necessary toinsert the cover sup-plied in order to avoid possible deformationsof thebox itself.

Installation:- If the installation requires a combination of several back boxes, use the

hooks supplied with the back boxes to secure them together (Fig. 6).- Install the back box with the upper edge at a height of approx. 1,65 m

from the ground (Fig. 1).- Fix the terminal block of the electronic unit under the module holder

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

supplied (Fig. 7).- Fix the module holder frames to the frames and the back boxes (Fig. 7).- Connect the terminal box of the electronic unit to the system.- Connect the electronic unit to the terminal block by means of the

wiring on the upper section (Fig. 2).- Connect the additional entrance panels (Fig. 11), if any.

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

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

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

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

- Perform the programming phases.- Reinsert the push-button protection. - Close the entrance panel, attaching the plate first from the upper sec-

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

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

SURFACE WALL-MOUNTED ENTRANCE PANEL INSTALLATION

Assembly of the surface wall-mounted entrance panel requires the use

of the back boxes series 1Exx.

Installation:

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

by using the screw provided (Fig. 8).

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

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

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

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

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

The connection of more additional modules may require an

additional power supply Type 6582 for the LED supply voltage.

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

holder frames. Use the separator supplied with the additional modu-

les to keep them joined (Fig. 12).

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

frame (Fig. 9 - part. 1).

Pay attention that the microphone cables are inserted in the external

slot of the electronic module (Fig. 9A, 9B).

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

nic unit and of the additional modules.

- Perform the programming phases.

- Reinsert the push-button protection.

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

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

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

on the head section.

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

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

10).

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Back

Fig. 12

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

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

Fig. 9part. 1

Fig. 10

Fig. 9A

Fig. 9B

Microphone cable

Electronic unit with module holder frame

Electronic unit without module holder frame

Microphone cable

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MASTER/SLAVE ASSIGNMENT

(Perform modifications with system switched off)

On systems with more than one panel, a Master panel must be defined

(one only) while the others must be defined as Slave.

This operation is performed by inserting or removing the TP jumper in

the electronic unit below the white cover of the push-buttons. The panel

is supplied as standard with the jumper inserted (Master condition).

Jumper status

TP (inserted) - Master condition.

TP (removed) - Slave condition (to programming)

SV (removed) - always keep without jumper.

SA (inserted) - for audio entrance panels series 12F3

SA (removed ) - for video entrance panels series 12F5

Keep jumper in this position

Fig. 13A

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

The panel is supplied already with a standard configuration, to be modi-

fied in the case of multiple panels in the same system and if the user

wishes to changes the panel operating parameters. There are two para-

meter programming levels; one standard and one advanced. Standard

programming can be performed directly from the panel keys, while

advanced programming requires use of the programmer type 950C or

the software SaveProg Type 69CD for PC by means of interfaces Type

692I or Type 692I/U..

Standard programming parameters:

- Parameter Default value

- Panel ID 1 (Master)

- Reset EEPROM

- Single/Double push-buttons Single row

- Answer time 30 seconds

- Conversation time 120 seconds

- Self-start time 10 seconds

- Lock time 1 second

- F1 time 1 second

- F2 time 1 second

- Panel ringtone repeat Enabled

- Lock block Disabled

- Monitor/interphone ringtone cycles 2

- External volume 15

- Internal volume 3

- Pushbutton remapping Hardware

Parameters for standard and advanced programming with type950C or SaveProg:- Message language Local

- panel ID 1 (Master)

- First key ID 1

- Pushbutton remapping Hardware

- Single/double push-buttons Single row

- Programming password 654321

- Answer time 30 s.

- Conversation time 120 s.

- Self-start time 10 s.

- Lock time 1 s.

- F1 time 1 s.

- F2 time 1 s.

- External volume 15

- Internal volume 3

- Lock block Disabled

- Enablings/Disablings No association

- Panel ringtone repeat Enabled

- Monitor/interphone ringtone cycles 2

- Common locks No association

- F1 common No association

- F2 common No association

- Auto-switching disabling Disabled

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

- Interphone/Monitor configuration

- Interphone/Monitor function key assignment

- Flag YES / NO

- Function key assignment

o Not Assigned

oIntercommunicating

o Self-Starting

o Auxiliary

o F1 function

o F2 function

o F1 function specific

o F2 function specific

o No Internal Call Ringtone

o No External Call Ringtone

- Call groups (4)

- Associated door call units (4)

- Volume or loudness for 6600 series appliances and derivatives

o Ringtone

o Speakerphone

o External ringtone type

o Brightness (only video door entry units)

o Contrast (only video door entry units)

o Door call ringtone type models Vimar®)

o Intercommunicating ringtone type (only for some models

Vimar®)

- Remote button module configuration.

Before programming the panels, perform the following preliminary ope-

rations:

- Slave panel assignment. On systems with a single panel, this will bede-

fined Master. On systems with multiple panels of any model (alphanu-

merical, push-buttons), one will be defined Master and theothers

SLAVE.

- Pushbutton hardware programming, for additional modules only.

- Panel ID, entrance panel identification code On systems with multiple-

panels, the SLAVE (alphanumerical, push-buttons, outdoor) panels

will be identified with a code.

The panel programming phases use push-buttons on the electro-

nicunit (from 1 to 6); thus performed these operations without

closing thepanel with the front plate.

Fig. 13B

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DL5 DL6

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HARDWARE PROGRAMMING OF ADDITIONAL MODULE PUSH-

BUTTONS

The dip-switches modify the hardware code of the first pushbutton at

the top right of the module, while the other push-buttons are associated

consecutively from top t bottom, right to left (see Tables 1 and 2). Take

care not to overlap the codes of push-buttons on the same panel. When

using the modules with push-buttons in single or double rows the para-

meter “Single/Double push-buttons” must be programmed according to

the type of module (see standard or advanced programming pages 15

and pages 16).

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PUSHBUTTON HARDWARE PROGRAMMING

(Perform modifications with system switched off)

The hardware programming of push-buttons enables the assignment of

a unique hardware identification code to each pushbutton of the panel.

This operation is indispensable to distinguish each button of the panel

and should only be performed for additional module 805x and 804x. The

keys on the standard modules are already assigned with the numbers

from 1 to 8 and the relative hardware programming is not modifiable.

To associate the hardware code use the dip-switches in each additional

module below the white protection of the push-buttons. On 805x series

modules, with push-buttons in single rows, there are 6 dip-switches,

while the 804x series modules, with push-buttons in double rows, there

are 5 dip-switches.

ON

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1 2 3

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ID ENTRANCE PANEL, IDENTIFICATION PANEL CODE

The identification panel code is required when there is more than one

entrance panel on the installation and only for the panels previously

identified as SLAVE. The operation must be carried out after connec-

ting all the entrance panels, carrying out the previous operations and

powering the installation.

Attention: if the installation power supplies are connected to the elctri-

cal network with more switchers, when switching the installation on,

first power the SLAVE entrance panels and then the MASTER entran-

ce panel.

Programming may be carried out by means of the programmer type

950C or the PC Software PC SaveProg or by push-buttons from the

entrance panels; if the entrance panel push-buttons are used it is

necessary have in the panel a number of push-buttons (different for

the physical code) equal to the number of SLAVE entrance panels.

For example:

1) in an installation with 9 entrance panels (1 Master and 8 Slaves) 8 dif-

ferent push-buttons for the 8 entrance panels, provided with the elec-

tronic unit.

2) in an installation with 11 entrance panels (1 Master and 10 Slaves) at

least 2 entrance panels out of 11 must be equipped with additional

modules to have, besides the 8 standard push-buttons, other 2 push-

bttons with different physical codes.

Panel ID programming procedure

Perform the following procedure for each of the SLAVE panels.

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

MASTER panel.

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

- Press and hold the RESET pushbutton (see page 2), of the electro-

nic unit.

- Press and hold 1st pushbutton at the top right of the electronic unit

together with the RESET pushbutton.

- Release the RESET pushbutton while keeping pushbutton (top-right)

for 2 seconds.

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

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

2 - 1 in sequence. Each time a pushbutton is pressed, a short “Beep”

is sounded and the output time is renewed (25 seconds), until the

next pushbutton is pressed. The password can only be changed by

means of the programmer type 950C or the PC Software PC

SaveProg.

- If the password is correct, the panel emits a high tone of confirmation,

otherwise it emits a low tone and exits the programming phase. The

unit also exits the programming phase when the output time interval

elapses.

- Within 25 seconds, press one of push-buttons to assign the identifi-

cation code to the SLAVE panel. Pushbutton (top-right) corresponds

to panel 1 SLAVE (ID=2), pushbutton n°2 under n°1 to panel 2

SLAVE (ID=3) and so on.

If the identification code has already been assigned, the panel emits a

long high tone until another pushbutton is pressed. If the code is availa-

ble, the panel emits a low tone and exits the programming phase.

PRG

RESET

Fig. 13C

Caution!

In order to operate on the pro-

gramming (PRG) and Reset push-

buttons it is necessary to use the

proper tool usually supplied with

the electronic unit.

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137 ... 140

145 ... 148

153 ... 156

161 ... 164

169 ... 172

177 ... 180

185 ... 188

193 ... 196

141 ... 144

149 ... 152

157 ... 160

165 ... 168

173 ... 176

181 ... 184

189 ... 192

197 ... 200

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105 ... 108 109 ... 112

113 ... 116 117 ... 120

121 ... 124 125 ... 128

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1 ... 4 5 ... 8

9 ... 12

17 ... 20

25 ... 28

33 ... 36

41 ... 44

49 ... 52

57 ... 60

65 ... 68

73 ... 76

81 ... 84

13 ... 16

21 ... 24

29 ... 32

37 ... 40

45 ... 48

53 ... 56

61 ... 64

69 ... 72

77 ... 80

85 ... 88

89 ... 92 93 ... 96

97 ... 100 101 ... 104

TABLE 1 - PUSH-BUTTONS IN SINGLE ROW

Do not use

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ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168ON

1 2168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

ON

1 2

168

ON

1 2 3 1286432

0 ... 8 9 ... 16

17 ... 24

33 ... 40

49 ... 56

65 ... 72

81 ... 88

97 ... 104

113 ... 120

129 ... 136

145 ... 152

161 ... 168

177 ... 184

25 ... 32

41 ... 48

57 ... 64

73 ... 80

89 ... 96

105 ... 112

121 ... 128

137 ... 144

153 ... 160

169 ... 176

185 ... 192

193 ... 200

Fig. 15

Art. 1224 Art. 1258

1

2

3

4

5

11

10

9

8

7

6

12

Art. 1246/D

1

11

10

9

4

3

2

12

5

15

14

13

8

7

6

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TABLE 2 - PUSH-BUTTONS IN DOUBLE ROW

Do not use

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LED switched off

LED switchwed on

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

SEQUENCE

NEXT

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

OK

END

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

SINGLE/DOUBLE

PUSH-BUTTONS

OK

END

ANSWER

TIME

OK

END

CONVERSATION

TIME

OK

END

SELF-START

TIME

OK

END

LOCK

TIME

OK

END

F1

TIME

OKRESET

EEPROM

PROGRAMMING

EXIT

STANDARD PARAMETER PROGRAMMING

Perform the following procedure with the panels powered and after asso-

ciating the panel ID code. This procedure applies to all panels, Master or

Slave. During programming, the panel is in the engaged status and can-

not be used for normal operation in the system.

For the programming use push-button RPG, 6 push-buttons and 4 green

LEDs present on the electronic unit. In the electronic unit we have in the

whole 8 push-buttons and 6 green LEDs; for the programming the 6

push-buttons on the lower side and 4 green LEDs on the lower side are

used; the latter serve as indicators for the basic parameter variation. To

ease the procedure we call the 4 green LEDs: DL3, DL4, DL5 and DL6.

During programming the 6 push-buttons assume the following functions.

1

PREVIOUS

2

NEXT

3

OK

4

START/YES

5

STOP/NO

6

END

Fig. 15A

Standard programming procedure

- If necessary, press the RESET pushbutton (see par. 2) and wait until

the 2 red LEDs stop flashing

- Press the “PRG” push-button and then the push-button on top at the

right hand side and keep them pressed.

- After 2 seconds, the electronic unit emits a high tone for 1 second.

- Enter the Password by pressing the push-buttons 6-5-4-3-2-1 in

sequence.

If the password is correct, the 4 LEDs switch off; otherwise it emits a

low tone and exits the programming phase.

- With reference to the following diagram (fig 15B), use the 6 electronic

unit push-buttons to scroll through and modify the parameter values.

The lower 4 LEDs indicate the current function, the push-buttons PRE-

VIOUS and NEXT select the parameter, the pushbutton OK enters the

parameter editing phase, the pushbutton END exits the parameter edi-

ting phase.

The unit also exits the editing phase when the output time interval (30

seconds) elapses, followed by the emission of a low tone for 1 s. The out-

put time is extended for a further 30 s. when a valid pushbutton is pres-

sed.

For rapid exit from the programming phases, press the RESET pushbut-

ton at any time.

Fig. 15C

PRG

RESET

Fig. 15B

Caution!

In order to operate on the pro-

gramming (PRG) and Reset

push-buttons it is necessary to

use the proper tool usually sup-

plied with the electronic unit.

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On entry to parameter editing mode, press the pushbutton

START/YES (top left) for single row push-buttons of the pushbutton

STOP/NO (middle left) for push-buttons in double rows.

Press the pushbutton END (bottom left) to proceed with the other

parameters.

- ANSWER TIMETo be programmed as required. This is the time interval, expressed in

seconds, that the panel waits after a call has been terminated and the

time when the handset of the interphone/monitor is raised. If the han-

dset is not raised within this time interval, the panel disables the inter-

phone/monitor. If the handset is raised before this interval elapses, the

panel starts to count the conversation time.

Default value = 30 s., minimum value 1 s., maximum value 255 s.

On entry to parameter editing mode, start the count of the time to be

memorised by means of the pushbutton START/YES. To end the

count, press the pushbutton STOP/NO. During the count, the LEDs

flash at intervals of 500ms ON/500ms OFF to enable calculation of the

time elapsed, 1 flash = 1 s. (e.g. 10 flashes = 10 s.).

Press the pushbutton END to proceed with the other parameters.

- CONVERSATION TIMETo be programmed at user's discretion. This is the time interval,

expressed in seconds, that the panel checks, from the time when the

handset is raised after the call. The panel disables the internal unit

after this time interval.

Default value = 12 (120 s.), minimum value 10 s., maximum value

2550 s.







- SELF-START TIMETo be programmed at the user's discretion. This is the time interval,

expressed in seconds, that the panel remains engaged with a moni-

tor/interphone, from activation by means of the self-start function. The

panel disables the internal unit after this time interval.

Default value = 10 s., minimum value 1 s., maximum value 255 s.







- LOCK TIMETo be programmed at user's discretion. This is the activation time of

the lock connected between terminals S+ / S- and +12V / SR.

Default value = 1 second, minimum value 0 s., maximum value 5 s.




flash at intervals of 500ms ON/500ms OFF to enable calculation of

the time elapsed, 1 flash = 1 s. (e.g. 10 flashes = 10 s.).


To reset the time (0 s.) press the pushbutton STOP/NO in place of the

pushbutton START/YES.

- F1 TIMETo be programmed at user's discretion. This is the activation time of

the device connected between terminals +12V / F1.

Default value = 1 second, minimum value 0,5 s., maximum value 255

s.


memorise by means of the pushbutton START/YES. To end the





To reset the time to 0 (0.5 s.) press the pushbutton STOP/NO in place

of the pushbutton START/YES.

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

OK

END

F2

TIME

OK

END

REPEAT

PANEL RINGTONE

OK

END

LOCK

BLOCK

OK

END

INTERPHONE/MONITOR

RINGTONE CYCLES

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

PREVIOUS

NEXT

OK

END

PUSHBUTTON

REMAPPING

DL3 DL4

DL5 DL6

OK

END

RESERVED

END

SEQUENCE

PREVIOUS

- RESET EEPROMRestores all default parameter settings.

On entry to the parameter editing mode, the two red LEDs (DL1 and

DL2) will start to flash 8 times and the panel emits a continuous high

tone.

During flashing, press the push-buttons PREVIOUS, OK, STOP in

sequence to start deletion of the EEPROM. During deletion, the red

LEDs will start flashing at intervals of 100ms ON / 100ms OFF. On

completion of the deletion process, the panel exits programming mode

and the microprocessor is initialised.

- SINGLE/DOUBLE PUSH-BUTTONSThis specifies if the panel push-buttons are in single or double rows.

Default value = push-buttons in single row.

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ADVANCED PARAMETER PROGRAMMING

Refer to the instructions for programmer type 950C.

- F2 TIMETo be programmed at user's discretion. This is the activation time of

the device connected between terminals +12V / F2.

Default value = 1 second, minimum value 0,5 s., maximum value 255

s.







To reset the time to 0 (0.5 s.) press the pushbutton STOP/NO in place

of the pushbutton START/YES.

- PANEL RINGTONE ENABLETo be programmed as required. Enables repetition of the call ringto-

ne in the loudspeaker of the panel, from the panel where the call is

being made.

Default value = enabled


START/YES to enable the function, or the pushbutton STOP/NO to

disable the function.


parameters.

- PANEL LOCK BLOCKTo be programmed as required. Activation of the lock block enables

control of the lock only when the panel is in call, conversation or self-

start status.

Default value = block disabled


START/YES to enable the function, or the pushbutton STOP/NO to

disable the function.


parameters.

- RINGTONE CYCLESTo be programmed at user's discretion. This is the number of times

that the call is repeated in the monitor/interphone when a call

pushbutton is pressed.

Default value = 2 times, minimum value 1, maximum value 20.

On entry to parameter editing mode, start thecount of the cycles to




the number of cycles, 1 flash = 1 cycle (e.g. 5 flashes = 5 cycles).


- PUSHBUTTON REMAPPINGEnables modification to the code sent by a pushbutton, regardless of

its physical position assigned with the hardware programming. This

enables use of a pushbutton to call an interphone /monitor that has

already been assigned a different code.

Default value = all push-buttons associated with a specific physical

code

On entry to parameter editing mode, the LEDs start flashing; to start

remapping, press the pushbutton START/YES (top left).

After pressing the pushbutton START/YES, press the call pushbutton

of the panel to be remapped. A general call is made from the panel to

all interphones/monitors in the rest condition (not in conversation);

the interphones/monitors with handset raised will emit a 3-tone

ascending scale from the loudspeaker.

From this moment the user has a 30-second interval to press, on the

interphone/monitor to be associated, the lock push-button.

The panel loudspeaker emits a low tone; this also occurs when the

30-second time interval elapses.ù

Press the pushbutton START/YES (top left) to remap other push-but-

tons or END (bottom left) to proceed with the other parameters.

To restore the default value (Hardware value) of a pushbutton, inste-

ad of pressing START/YES, press STOP/NO and then the pushbut-

ton to restore the default value and end the procedure.

During this procedure, if the lock pushbutton on the interphone/moni-

tor concerned is pressed, the panel lock is activated. To eliminate this

event, enable the parameter PANEL BLOCK.

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I N T E R P H O N E / V I D E O I N T E R P H O N E

Type 6209

P1

P2

P0

P2 P0

P2

P1

P8

P6

P7

P5

P4

P3

P0

P1 + P2 (Toghether) = P3

Type 8879

Type 6309, 6309/C

Type 6329, 6329/C

Type 6309/P, 6309/CP

DESCRIPTION OF AUDIO/VIDEO DOOR ENTRY UNIT BUTTONS

P6P5

Remote button module

Type 6120

RESET

P4

P3

P2

P0

P5

P7

P8

P1

P6

P4

P3

P2

P0

P5

P7

P8

P6

P2

P0

P1

P2

P0

P1

P1

Front Type 6601, 6601/F, 6621, 6621/F ( flush-mounted version)

Type 660C , 660C/F, 662C, 662C/F (desktop version)

Type 6701, 6701/F, 6721, 6721/F (surface wall-mounted version)

Front Type 6611, 6611/F ( flush-mounted version)

Type 661C , 661C/F (desktop version)

Type 6711, 6711/F (surface wall-mounted version)

Front Type 6601/AU, 6601/AUF ( flush-mounted version)

Type 660C/AU , 660C/AUF (desktop version)

Type 6701/AU, 6701/AUF (surface wall-mounted version)

Front Type 6611/AU, 6611/AUF ( flush-mounted version)

Type 661C/AU, 661C/AUF (desktop version)

Type 6711/AU, 6711/AUF (surface wall-mounted version)

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I N T E R P H O N E / V I D E O I N T E R P H O N E : I N T E R P H O N E I N S T A L L A T I O N 6 2 0 9

DESCRIPTION Type 6209

Type 6209 is an interphone in the Petrarca series for ELVOX TWO

WIRE audio and video door entry systems. It is supplied as standard

with 3 pushbuttons, one for lock release, one for self-start of the inter-

phone in the system even when not called, and one for the auxiliary “stair

light” service. The interphone can be fitted with an additional 3 pairs of

pushbutton types 692P (692P/M or 692P/R), for auxiliary services or

intercommunicating calls, and the accessory type 6153/682 for: call volu-

me adjustment, call signal mute, call denied luminous indicators, signal

to indicate unanswered calls, signal to indicate services not available

and luminous signal for gate/door open. The interphone can be installed

as a wall-mounted version or desktop using the conversion kit type 6140

or 6A40, or in combination with monitors in the Petrarca series type 6009

(b/w monitor) or type 6009/C (colour monitor) by means of wall bracket

type 6145 or desktop conversion kit type 6142 or 6A42.

Connection and connector terminal board

1, 2) BUS line.

4, 6P) Connection for door call pushbutton.

5, 6S) Connection of additional door ringtone

-, +) Additional power supply for monitor with power supply type 6923.

VARIAT.) Connection for module type 6153/682.

VIDEO) Connection for monitor type 6009 or 6009/C.

T1) 1st pair of pushbuttons type 692P.

T2) 2nd pair of pushbuttons type 692P.

T3) 3rd pair of pushbuttons type 692P.

T4) 4th pair of pushbuttons type 692P.

BL BIRO A+ CAA- VARIAT.

SE

RR

.

SERIALE

PRG.

T1

T2

T3

T4

VIDEO

1

1245

6S6P-+

T1

T2

T3T4

Per art. 6153/682RESET

SERRATURA

Per art. 6009 o 6009/C Stabilizzazione

segnale video

TR1

TR2

Fig. 16

Video signal

stabiliser

Controls

The call volume can be adjusted by moving the loudspeaker wire from

connector A+ (high) to A- (low); otherwise use accessory type 6153/682,

moving the loudspeaker wire connected to connector A-.

INSTALLATION

Wall-mounted installations of the interphone do not require additional

accessories. However a vertical 3-module box may be used to facilita-

te fixture and cable routing. For desktop installations and combinations

with monitors, refer to the respective instructions of the conversion kit

or monitor.

Fig. 17

100 Ohm

A

A

A

VIDEO SIGNAL STABILISATION

Inside the interphone there are some connec-

tors (A-B-C) and some jumpers for the video

signal stabilization.

This jumper must be used in installations with

several appliances (interphones and monitors)

connected in series (Fig. 17).

Displace the jumper into "B" (Termination 100

Ohm) only on the last set and keep the jumpers

on the other appliances in the initial position

"A" (No termination).

For other connection configurations see the:

TERMINATION TABLE FOR THE TWO WIRE

ELVOX INSTALLATIONS” shown in the wiring

diagram section.

Fig. 18

A

CB

If the image shown on the monitor is distorted, displace the jumper into

one of the alternative positions to the initial one (B or C), so as to elimi-

nate the distortion.

Lock

For Type

For Type

PROGRAMMING

There are three interphone programming modes: assignment of an iden-

tification code or call code (indispensable), assignment of a secondary

identification code (for interphones associated with a master interphone),

programming of pushbuttons for auxiliary services and intercommunica-

ting calls (when necessary).

Programming must be performed with the system switched on, without

active communication and only after connecting the interphones/monitors

to the system and programming the panels.

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Master Identification code programming

The identification code is programmed via an entrance panel

(MASTER), already configured and present on the system.

The interphone is supplied without associated identification code. To

verify this condition, press the lock release pushbutton and the interpho-

ne should emit a triple “Beep”.

Attention: during the interphone/video interphone identification

code programming you have 30 seconds from the moment you

enter the programming in the interphone/video interphone and the

moment you press the call push-button on the panel or you send

the code.

Programming phase:

1) Remove the interphone cover.

2) Press and hold the RESET pushbutton on the interphone.

3) Press and hold the tab on the lock release pushbutton, together with

the RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the lock release pushbut-

ton pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone and communication

is enabled with the panel. If the monitor is also connected to the inter-

phone, it is switched on and connected to the camera of the entran-

ce panel.

6) Release the tab of the lock release pushbutton.

7) On pushbutton entrance panels, press the call button for the inter-

phone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press

pushbutton “ ”.

8) If the system contains an interphone that already has the same asso-

ciated identification code, the panel emits a low signal and the ope-

ration should be repeated from point 2.

9) Otherwise the code is associated with the interphone and communi-

cation is terminated.

Secondary identification code programming

Programming of the secondary identification code is only required when

more than one interphone is to be called by means of the same pushbut-

ton or call code. The interphones that ring at the same time are associa-

ted with the same group. The “master” interphone is programmed first by

means of the “identification code programming” procedure described

above, while the additional group interphones are programmed with the

secondary identification code (see table pag. 30 shown in the wiring dia-

gram section).

A maximum of three audio door entry units plus one group master can

be associated with the same group, without the need for programmer

Type 950C or SaveProg, there are 4 phones (1 Master and 3 Servent)

If the interphones are combined with Petrarca monitors, an additio-

nal power supply type 6923 must be fitted for each additional moni-

tor after the second monitor. Using programmer type 950C, activa-

tion of the ringtone on all monitors can be programmed, without

simultaneous activation of all monitors, to then enable activation of

the monitor from the interphone used to answer the call with the

self-start pushbutton; this avoids the need to use additional power

supplies.

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the tab on the lock release pushbutton and the self

start/auto-activation pushbutton (the first pushbutton below the tab),

together with the RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the other two pushbuttons

pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone and communica-

tion is enabled with the panel. If the monitor is also connected to the

interphone, it is switched on and connected to the camera of the

entrance panel.

6) Release the tab on the lock release pushbutton and the self start

pushbutton.

7) On pushbutton entrance panels, press the call button for the

“master” interphone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call

code of the “master” interphone and press pushbutton “ ”.

8) When the secondary code is associated with the interphone and

communication is terminated.

To know the number assigned see table shown in the wiring diagram

section.

Pushbutton programming

The interphone is supplied with a pair of additional pushbuttons type

692P, for the functions self start and the auxiliary service “stair light”,

which activates the 1st relay of the 1st actuator (type 692R), if connec-

ted to the system. A further three pairs of pushbuttons type 692P can be

inserted in the interphone, to be connected to connectors T2-T3-T4,

corresponding to the following default functions.

Pushbutton Connector In program. Default function

1° T1 P1 Self-start

2° T1 P2 Stair light (1st relay of 1st

actuator, type 692R)

3° T2 P3 Auxiliary (2nd relay of 1st

actuator, type 692R)

4° T2 P4 Not associated



7° T4 P7 Function F1 on panel

8° T4 P8 Function F2 on panel

P0 is the lock button.

To change the operating mode, use programmer type 950C, with the

exception of programming intercommunicating pushbuttons and the

pushbutton for the self-start service to a specific entrance panel or in

any case for P0 and P1.

If a pushbutton is programmed for a specific function, the interphone

emits a “Click” when pressed; otherwise it does not emit any signal.

Intercommunicating call pushbutton programming

Programming phase:

1) Raise the handset of the interphone/video interphone to call

(when using series 8870, Giotto, Petrarca). With other versions

of series 6600 (without handset) press and keep pressed the

talk/listen push-button .

2) Remove the cover of the interphone to be programmed.

3) Press and hold the RESET push-button on the audio door entry unit

to program.

4) Press and hold the additional pushbutton to program the intercom-

municating call together with the RESET pushbutton.

5) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the call pushbutton pres-

sed.

6) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone, while the other

interphone emits a 3-tone ascending scale.

7) Release the intercommunicating call pushbutton.

8) On the interphone called the lock push-button

9) A high tone confirms the end of the procedure.

Repeat the same procedure for the other interphones and any other

intercommunicating call pushbuttons.

Programming the self-start pushbutton to a specific panel.

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the additional pushbutton to activate the self-start

function together with the RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the self-start pushbutton

pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone.

6) Release the self-start pushbutton.


phone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and

press pushbutton “ ”.


Restoring default values of one pushbutton.

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the relative pushbutton to be reprogrammed toge-

ther with the RESET pushbutton.

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I N T E R P H O N E / V I D E O I N T E R P H O N E : O P E R A T I O N 6 0 0 9 + 6 2 0 9

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the other pushbutton pressed.


6) Release the pushbutton to restore to default and then press again.

Deleting all settings.

Programming phase:

This procedure is advised when you want to change the ID of an inter-

phone/monitor previously programmed and you do not want keep the

operation programming of the appliance.



3) Press and hold the self start pushbutton together with the RESET

pushbutton.


pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a continuous tone for two

seconds.


7) During the continuous tone, press the tab on the lock release

pushbutton.

If the deletion procedure is successful, when the lock release tab is pres-

sed once more the interphone emits a triple “Beep”.

OPERATION

Calls from an entrance panel, intercommunicating calls and door calls

are differentiated by means of different tones.

Door calls.

Calls from entrance panels do not follow the pressed pushbutton but are

generated inside the interphone. The call interval is 1 s of ringtone and

2 s of pause repeated twice (default value set on panel). To answer, raise

the handset. If the handset is already raised during the call, replace and

raise it again. The call answer time (30 s) and the conversation time (2

minutes by default) are set in the panel parameters. When the conver-

sation time has elapsed, the user can continue without replacing the

handset if a new call is made within 10 s from the same panel.

Intercommunicating call.

Lift the handset and press the intercommunicating button for the inter-

phone/monitor to be called. On the handset of the interphone called a

call tone will ring (if the call is enabled) or an engaged tone (if not ena-

bled). On the called interphone the ringtone starts sequentially at inter-

vals of 1 s ringing and 4 s pause. The maximum duration of the call is 30

s (6 cycles). To answer the call, simply raise the handset; the maximum

duration of the conversation is 60 seconds. When the conversation time

has elapsed, the user can continue without replacing the handset if a

new call is made within 10 s. Calls from the panel have priority over inter-

communicating calls.

Denied calls.

Installation of type 6153/682 in the interphone, enables the user to vary

the call intensity or mute the ringtone. Call mute is indicated by perma-

nent illumination of the red LED. If calls are made to the interphone when

the call mute is enabled, they are denied. A denied call causes the red

Led to briefly switch off according to the number of times calls are denied

(maximum 4 denied calls). The signal is repeated every 10 s (approx.).

Deletion of denied calls is by: reenabling the ringtone, resetting the inter-

phone or a system power failure. On the panel, a denied call is indicated

by means of a dissuasion tone (a series of “Beeps” at 100ms intervals

with a pause of 100ms for a total of 5 s).

The message “Do not disturb” also appears on panels with display.

Lock Button

The lock button of each device works in the following manner.

- Device with handset at rest lock to the last entrance panel with

which it has spoken or from which it has been called.

- Device with handset raised but not engaged in a conversation

call to switchboard if the Switchboard flag is YES. Otherwise it goes

back to the first case.

- Device with handset raised and engaged in an internal conversation

as in the first case.

- Device with handset raised and engaged in an external conversation

or called from entrance panel lock to the entrance panel being

spoken with or from which it has been called.

In practice a lock is always activated except when the handset is raised

and you immediately press the lock button. This can also be taken to the

standard case if the system has no porter switchboard and the

Switchboard flag is set on NO.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF Type 6009 and 6009/C

- Slim-line surface wall-mounted monitor with 4” LCD colour screen

- Video signal standard:PAL

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Fix the bracket type 6145 to the wall at a height of approximately 1.4 m

above the ground (Fig. 20).

Open the interphone, split the cover from the bottom making pressure

on the lower side of the cover (Fig. 21, 22).

Fit the base of the interphone into the appropriate seats to the left of the

bracket. Slide the base of the interphone downwards until it is comple-

tely fastened. Connect the wires to the terminals of the interphone and

monitor card (Fig. 23)

Connect the wiring of the monitor to the connection card by means of

connector CN1 on the card.

Fit the monitor in the appropriate seats in the bracket. Slide the base of

the monitor downwards until it is completely fastened (Fig. 24).

Close the interphone by hooking the cover onto the base and pressing

the bottom of the cover until it clicks shut. To remove the interphone or

monitor from the bracket, press the safety tab with a screwdriver in the

direction of the arrows (Fig. 25).

DESK-TOP CONVERSION KIT FOR MONITOR AND INTERPHONES

Open the interphone, split the cover from the bottom making pressure

on the lower side of the cover (Fig. 20, 21).

Fit the base of the interphone into the appropriate seats to the left of the

bracket. Slide the base of the interphone downwards until it is comple-

tely fastened. Connect the wires to the terminals of the interphone and

monitor card.

Connect the wiring of the monitor to the connection card by means of

connector CN1 on the card.

Fit the monitor in the appropriate seats in the bracket. Slide the base of

the monitor downwards until it is completely fastened.

Close the interphone by hooking the cover onto the base and pressing

the bottom of the cover until it clicks shut. To remove the interphone or

monitor from the bracket, press the safety tab with a screwdriver in the

direction of the arrows (Fig. 28).

DESCRIPTION Type 6009, 6009/C

PETRARCA series monitor Type 6009 or 6009/C can work in conjun-

ction with interphone Type 6209 for video door entry systems series

TWO WIRES ELVOX.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF Type 6009

- Slim-line surface wall-mounted monitor with 4” flat screen

- Video signal standard: CCIR with 625 lines and 50 frames (EIA stan-

dard available on request)

- Passband: 4 MHz

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MONITOR DIMENSIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Fig. 23

Fig. 24

VIDEO

Fig. 25

Fig. 26

1,40

Fig. 20

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

Contrasto (colore) Luminosità

Fig. 19

Fig. 27

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DESCRIPTION

Type 8879 is an interphone in the 8870 series for ELVOX TWO WIRE

audio and video door entry systems. It is supplied as standard with 2

pushbuttons, one for lock release, the other for stair light light (default).


1, 2) BUS line.

4, 6P) Connection for door call pushbutton.

5, 6S) Connection of additional door ringtone

Controls

The call volume can be adjusted by moving the loudspeaker wire from

connector A+ (high) to A- (low).

INSTALLATION

Wall-mounted installations of the interphone do not require additional

accessories. However a vertical 3-module box may be used to facilita-

te fixture and cable routing.

Surface wall-mounted intallation

Video signal

stabiliser

Reset Activ.

C

B

A

6P6S5421

A+

A-

CA

Fig. 29

Fig. 29 -

To separate the base of

the interphone from the

cover, insert a screwdri-

ver in the slit in the mid-

dle and turn it until the

unit clicks open.

Fig. 28

P2

P0

Fig. 30 -

Fix the top screw (A) in the flush-mounted box (or wall plug), leaving the

screw head to protrude by 2 mm.

Hook the interphone onto the top screw using the appropriate hole in the

back, by placing it close to the wall and then pulling downwards

Complete mounting by screwing the bottom screw (B) into the appropria-

te hole.

Fig. 30

(A)

(B)

VIDEO SIGNAL STABILISATOR

On the lower side of the interphone there is a

connector (A-B-C) and a jumper for the video

signal balance. This jumper must be used on

the installations where there are more applian-

ces (interphones or monitors) connected in

series (Fig. 31).

On the standard configuration displace the

jumper into "B" only on the last set and keep

the jumpers on the other appliances in the ini-

tial position "A" (No termination" (Fig. 31).




diagram section.

If the image shown on the monitor is distorted, displace the jumper into

one of the alternative positions to the initial one (B or C), so as to elimi-

nate the distortion.

B

A

A

A

NOTE: in case of installations with only interphones, keep the jumpers

in “A” position.

PROGRAMMING

There are three interphone programming modes: assignment of an iden-

tification code or call code (indispensable), assignment of a secondary

identification code (for interphones associated with a master interpho-

ne), programming of pushbuttons for auxiliary services and intercommu-

nicating calls (when necessary).


active communication and only after connecting the interphones/moni-

tors to the system and programming the panels.

Master identification code programmingThe identification code is programmed via an entrance panel(MASTER), already configured and present on the system.The interphone is supplied without associated identification code. To verify this condition, press the lock release pushbutton and the inter-phone should emit a triple “Beep”

Attention: during the interphone identification code programming

you have 30 seconds from the moment you enter the programming

in the interphone and the moment you press the call push-button

on the panel or you send the code.

Fig. 31

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4) Press and hold the stair light pushbutton to make the intercommuni-

cating call together with the RESET pushbutton.

5) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the stair light pushbutton

pressed.

6) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone, while the other

interphone emits a 3-tone ascending scale.

7) Release the stair light pushbutton.

8) On the interphone called (with the 3-tone ring), press lock push-but-

ton


Programming the self-start pushbutton to a specific panel.

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the stair light pushbutton together with the RESET

pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the stair light pushbutton

pressed.


6) Release the self start pushbutton.


phone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and

press pushbutton “ ”.


Restoring default values of pushbutton (for stair light (P2).

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the relative stair light pushbutton together with the

RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping stair light push-button pressed.


6) Release the stair light pushbutton and then press again.


Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the self start pushbutton (ATTIV) together with the

RESET ATTIV. pushbutton.


pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a continuous tone for two

seconds.


7) During the continuous tone, press the tab on the lock release

pushbutton.

If the deletion procedure is successful, when the lock release tab is pres-

sed once more the interphone emits a triple “Beep”.

OPERATION

Calls from an entrance panel, intercommunicating calls and door calls

are differentiated by means of different tones.

Door calls.

Calls from entrance panels do not follow the pressed pushbutton but are

generated inside the interphone. The call interval is 1 second of ringto-

ne and 2 seconds of pause repeated twice (default value set on panel).

To answer, raise the handset. If the handset is already raised during the

call, replace and raise it again. The call answer time (30 s) and the con-

versation time (2 minutes by default) are set in the panel parameters.

When the conversation time has elapsed, the user can continue without

replacing the handset if a new call is made within 10 seconds from the

same panel.

Intercommunicating call.

Lift the handset and press the intercommunicating button for the inter-

phone/monitor to be called. On the handset of the interphone called a

call tone will ring (if the call is enabled) or an engaged tone (if not ena-

bled). On the called interphone the ringtone starts sequentially at inter-

vals of 1 second ringing and 4 seconds pause. The maximum duration

of the call is 30 seconds (6 cycles). To answer the call, simply raise the

handset; the maximum duration of the conversation is 5 minutes. When

the conversation time has elapsed, the user can continue without repla-

cing the handset if a new call is made within 10 seconds. Calls from the

panel have priority over intercommunicating calls.


Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the tab on the lock release pushbutton, together with

the RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the lock release pushbut-

ton pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone and communication

is enabled with the panel.

6) Release the tab of the lock release pushbutton.


phone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press

pushbutton “ ”.

8) If the system contains an interphone that already has the same asso-

ciated identification code, the panel emits a low signal and the ope-

ration should be repeated from point 2.

9) Otherwise the code is associated with the interphone and communi-

cation is terminated.

Secondary identification code programmingProgramming of the secondary identification code is only required whenmore than one interphone is to be called by means of the same pushbut-ton or call code. The interphones that ring at the same time are associa-ted with the same group. The “master” interphone is programmed first bymeans of the “identification code programming” procedure describedabove, while the additional group interphones are programmed with thesecondary identification code (see table (see table shown in the wiringdiagram section).).A maximum of three audio door entry units plus one group master canbe associated with the same group, without the need for programmerType 950C or SaveProg .

Programming phase:



3) Press and hold the tab on the lock release pushbutton and the self

start/auto-activation (on top right hand side) pushbutton (Attiv-top on

the right hand side) together with the RESET pushbutton.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton, keeping the other two pushbuttons

pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the interphone emits a high tone and communica-

tion is enabled with the panel.

6) Release the tab on the lock release pushbutton and the self start

pushbutton.


“master” interphone, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call


8) When the secondary code is associated with the interphone and

communication is terminated.

To know the number assigned see table see table shown in the wiring

diagram section.

Pushbutton programming

The interphone is supplied with a pushbutton, for the functions auxiliary

service “stair light”, which activates the 1st relay of the 1st actuator (type

69RH). To change the operating mode of push-button, use programmer

type 950C or SaveProg, with the exception of the programming push-

button as intercommunicating or for the self-start service associated with

a specific panel.

If a pushbutton is programmed for a specific function, the interphone

emits a “Click” when pressed; otherwise it does not emit any signal.

Intercommunicating call pushbutton programming

Programming phase:





2) Remove the cover of the interphone to be programmed.

3) Press and hold the RESET push-button on the audio door entry unit

to program.

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PANEL OPERATION

Calls

The tone generated by the interphones/monitors, when a call is made

from a panel, does not follow the lenght of the pression of the pushbut-

ton, but is generated by the value of the “ringtone cycles” set on the

panel (default value = 2). Each ringtone cycle consist of 1 s ringtone and

2 s pause. On start of the call, the monitor of the relative video entrance

panel called switches on. At the end of the call, the answer time count

starts, within which the handset must be raised to answer the call. From

the time that the handset is raised, which can also occur during the call,

the conversation time count is starts (default value = 2 minutes). When

the conversation time has elapsed, the user has 10 s to press the call

pushbutton in order, to proceed with the conversation without hanging up

the handset. If a call is made from a panel outside this 10 s interval, while

the handset is still raised, press and then release the handset hook to

answer the call.

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1 2 1 3 V 3 M

EX

T. 24V

F.P.+ -CN

2 CBA

CN1

Stabilizzazionesegnale video Per monitor

Fig. 32

AC B

G

Fig. 34

Monitor technical specifications

- Wall-mounted monitor in ABS

- Backing plate and plugs for wall-mounted fixture or 3-module box.

- 4" flat screen for 6309, 6329 and LCD 4” for 6309/C and LCD 3,5” for

6329/C.

- Electronic circuit on interchangeable cards.

- Standard video signal CCIR 625 lines 50 squares for 6309, 6329 and

PAL for 6309/C and 6329/C.

- Video pass band 4 MHz

- Operating temperature from 0° to +40° C.

- Electronic ringtone.

- Input for door calls with different ringtone from panel calls.

- Output for additional ringtone type 860A.

- Supply of data from bus.

- Input for additional power supply (type 6923) if the system is configu-

red to enable simultaneous activation of more than two monitors.

Controls and adjustments (Fig. 33 - 34)

A - Ringtone volume and mute control.

B - Brightness control.

C - Contrast control for 6309 and color for 6309/C

D - Lock release pushbutton .

E - System self-start pushbutton .

F - Pushbutton for auxiliary service, 1st relay of 1st actuator type

692R.

When the pushbuttons and are pressed together, a

second auxiliary service is activated, 2nd relay of 1st actuator type

692R (or Type 69RH).

G - RESET pushbutton for monitor programming.

H - Ringtone mute LED. The fixed light illuminates when the ringtone

mute is enabled by means of slider "A" and flashes when calls have

been denied (red led).

I - Door open LED. On systems in which this function is used, the LED

remains lit permanently when the door/gate is open (green led).

Video signal

stabilization For monitor

DESCRIPTION

Type 6309, 6329, 6309/C and 6329/C are interphones in the Giotto

series respectively with B/W (6309, 6329) and colour screen (6309/C,

6329/C) for ELVOX TWO WIRE video door entry systems. They are sup-

plied as standard with 3 pushbuttons, one for lock release, one for self-

start of the monitor in the system even when not called, and one for the

auxiliary “stair light” service. Supplied with call volume adjustment on 3

levels and call mute. The luminous indicators of: call signal mute, unan-

swered calls, services not available and gate/door open, are signalled by

means of two LEDs (red and green) present on the monitor.

The monitor can be installed as a wall-mounted version, by means of the

bracket (R682) supplied with the monitor, or desktop version by means

of the conversion kit type 661A or 661F.

NOTE: Type 6329 has a double consumption as to the video interphone

type 6309.

In types 6309/P and 6309/CP push-buttons D, E and F (Fig. 34) can also

be used to command N.O. contacts, present on the video-interphone ter-

minal block.


3, 4) Additional ringtone connection

1, 2) BUS line.

12 +, 13 -)Additional power supply for monitor with power supply type 6923.

V3, M) Connection for door call pushbutton.

CN1) Connection for monitor.

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DFE

H

I

Fig. 33

P1 P2 P0

P1 + P2 (Assieme) = P3

Fig. 32a - Connection and connector terminal board for 6309/P and

6309/CP

CN5 1A, 1B Relay contact 24V A.C./D.C. 500mA (push-button )

2A, 2B Relay contact 24V A.C./D.C. 500mA (push-button )

3A, 3B Relay contact 24V A.C./D.C. 500mA (push-button ).

Video signal stabilization For monitor

4 3 2 1A S+ B

US

CN

1 CBA CN4

EXT. 24V

F.P.

M V

3 1

3 1

2

CN3

CN5

CN2

1A

1B

2A

2B

3A

3BContacts

N.O.

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Fig. 37

Fig. 39

A

Fig. 38

BC

Mounting points

The plate can be mounted using a 3-module flush-mounted back box

(horizontal or vertical) or with pressure plugs.

VIDEO SIGNAL STABILISATOR

On the monitor intercommunication card there

is a connector (A-B-C) and a jumper for the

video signal balance (Fig. 39). This jumper

must be used on the installations where there

are more appliances (interphones or monitors)

connected in series (Fig. 38).

Displace the jumper into "B" (Termination 100

Ohm) only on the last set and keep the jumpers

on the other appliances in the initial position

"A" (No termination).




diagram section.

B

A

A

A


INSTALLATION

- Install the monitor away from sources of light and heat.

- Fig. 1 - Fix the monitor mounting plate to the wall with a distance of

about 1.4 m between the bottom edge and the ground (Fig. 20).

- Make the connections on the monitor terminal block.

- Fit the monitor following the direction of arrows 1 and 2 (Fig. 27).

1

1

1

2

2

1

1,40

Fig. 35

Fig. 36

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PROGRAMMING

There are three monitor programming modes: assignment of an identifi-

cation code or call code (indispensable), assignment of a secondary

identification code (for monitors associated with a master monitor), pro-

gramming of pushbuttons for auxiliary services and intercommunicating

calls (when necessary).


active communication and only after connecting the interphones/moni-

tors to the system and programming the panels.

N.B. all the programming or deletion phases must be carried out

with the handset of the monitor raised.

Master identification code programming

The identification code is programmed via an entrance panel (MASTER),

already configured and present on the system.

The monitor is supplied without associated identification code. To verify

this condition, press the lock release pushbutton and the monitor should

emit a triple “Beep”.

Attention: during the video interphone identification code program-

ming you have 30 seconds from the moment you enter the pro-

gramming in the video interphone and the moment you press the

call push-button on the panel or you send the code.

Programming phase:

1) Lift the handset

2) Press and hold the RESET pushbutton “G” present below the moni-

tor (see Fig. 34).

3) Press and hold the lock release pushbutton “D” together with the

RESET pushbutton “G”.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the lock release

pushbutton “D” pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the monitor emits a high tone, the monitor switches

on and communication is enabled with the panel.

6) Release the lock pushbutton “D”.

7) On pushbutton entrance panels, press the call button for the moni-

tor, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press

pushbutton “ ”.

8) If the system contains a monitor that already has the same associa-

ted identification code, the panel emits a low signal and the opera-

tion should be repeated from point 2.

9) Otherwise the code is associated with the monitor, communication is

terminated and the monitor switches OFF.

Secondary identification code programming

Programming of the secondary identification code is only required when

more than one monitor is to be called by means of the same pushbutton

or call code. The monitors that ring at the same time are associated with

the same group. The “master” monitor is programmed first by means of

the “identification code programming” procedure described above, while

the additional group monitors are programmed with the secondary iden-

tification code (see table shown in the wiring diagram section).



Type 950C or SaveProg .

In case monitors Petrarca are associated to the interphones, it is

necessary to add an additional power supply type 6923 for any pos-

sible additional monitor. By using programmer type 950C or

SaveProg it is possible to program the activation of chime of all

monitors and the switching on of the “master” monitor. Before

answering from a secondary video interphone from a secondary

video interphone it is possible to switch the respective monitor on

by means of the self-start push-button “ ”.

Programming phase:

1) Lift the handset


tor (see Fig. 34).

3) Press and hold the lock release pushbutton “D” and self-start

pushbutton “E”, together with the RESET pushbutton “G”.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the other two pushbut-

tons pressed (D end E).

5) After 2 seconds the monitor emits a high tone, the monitor switches

on and communication is enabled with the panel.

6) Release the lock release pushbutton “D” and self-start pushbutton

“E”.


“master” monitor, while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call


8) When the secondary code is associated with the monitor the com-

munication is terminated and the monitor switches off.

To know the number assigned see table shown in the wiring diagramsection.

Pushbutton programmingThe monitor is fitted with three pushbuttons for the functions lock relea-se, self-start and the auxiliary service “stair light”, which activates the 1strelay of the 1st actuator (type 692R), if connected to the system. To change the operating mode of the self-start pushbutton and auxiliaryservice “stair light” use programmer type 950C or SaveProg, with theexception of assignment of the functions of intercommunicating calls andself-start service to a specific panel.During pushbutton programming the ringtone volume control must notbe in the ringtone mute position.

Intercommunicating call pushbutton programming “ ” (P2)

Programming phase:






tor (see Fig. 34) to be called.

3) Press and hold the additional pushbutton to make the intercommu-

nicating call together with the RESET pushbutton “G”.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the call pushbutton

pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the monitor emits a high tone, while the other inter-

phone/monitor emits a 3-tone ascending scale.

6) Release the intercommunicating call pushbutton.

7) On the interphone/monitor called (with the 3-tone ring), press one of

the programmed pushbuttons (such as lock, F1, F2 or actuator.).


Repeat the same procedure for the other interphones/monitors and any

other intercommunicating call pushbuttons.

PROGRAMMING THE SELF-START PUSH-BUTTON TO A SPECIFIC

ENTRANCE PANEL

With this procedure it is possible to activate only push-button “ ”. The

default push-button “ ” activates the self-start of the main entrance

panel (master), as an alternative it can be programmed only by means

of programmer 950C or SaveProg to activate the self-start of another

entrance panel (slave).

Programming phase:1) Lift the handset2) Press and hold the RESET pushbutton “G” present below the moni-

tor (see Fig. 34).

3) Press and hold the pushbutton “ ” to activate the self-start fun-

ction together with the RESET pushbutton “G”.

4) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the pushbutton “E”

pressed.

5) After 2 seconds the monitor emits a high tone.

6) Release the pushbutton “E”.

7) On pushbutton entrance panels, press the call button for the monitor,

while on alphanumeric keypads, enter the call code and press

pushbutton “ ”.


Restoring default values of pushbuttons.

Programming phase:


tor (see Fig. 34).

2) Press and hold the relative pushbutton to be reprogrammed together

with the RESET pushbutton “G”.

3) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the other pushbutton

pressed.


5) Release the pushbutton to restore to default and then press again.

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Programming phase:

This procedure is advised when you want to change the ID of an inter-

phone/monitor previously programmed and you do not want keep the

operation programming of the appliance.


tor (see Fig. 34).

2) Press and hold the self-start pushbutton “E” together with the

RESET pushbutton “G”.

3) Release the RESET pushbutton “G”, keeping the self-start pushbut-

ton “E” pressed.

4) After 2 seconds the monitor emits a continuous tone for two seconds.

5) Release the self-start pushbutton “E”.

6) During the continuous tone, press the lock release pushbutton “D”.

If the deletion procedure is successful, when the lock release push-but-

ton is pressed once more the interphone emits a triple “Beep”.

OPERATIONCalls from an entrance panel, intercommunicating calls and door callsare differentiated by means of different tones.

Door calls.Calls from entrance panels do not follow the pressed pushbutton but aregenerated inside the monitor. The call interval is 1 s of ringtone and 2 sof pause repeated twice (default value set on panel). To answer, raisethe handset. If the handset is already raised during the call, replace andraise it again. The call answer time (30 s) and the conversation time (2minutes by default) are set in the panel parameters. When the conver-sation time has elapsed, the user can continue without replacing thehandset if a new call is made within 10 s from the same panel.

Intercommunicating call.Lift the monitor handset and press the intercommunicating button, if pro-grammed, for the interphone/monitor to be called. On the handset of themonitor calling, a call tone will ring (if the call is enabled) or an engagedtone (if not enabled). On the called monitor the ringtone starts sequen-tially at intervals of 1 s ringing and 4 s pause. The maximum duration ofthe call is 30 s (6 cycles). To answer the call, simply raise the handset;the maximum duration of the conversation is 5 minutes. When the con-versation time has elapsed, the user can continue without replacing thehandset if a new call is made within 10 s. Calls from the panel have prio-rity over intercommunicating calls.

Denied calls.The variator located below the monitor (Fig. 34) enables modification tothe call volume or to mute the signal. Call mute is indicated by perma-nent illumination of the red LED. If calls are made to the monitor whenthe call mute is enabled, they are denied. A denied call causes the redLed to briefly switch off according to the number of times calls are denied(maximum 4 denied calls). The signal is repeated every 10 s (approx.).Deletion of denied calls is by: reenabling the ringtone, resetting themonitor or a system power failure. On the panel, a denied call is indica-ted by means of a dissuasion tone (a series of “Beeps” at 100ms inter-vals with a pause of 100ms for a total of 5 seconds). The message “Donot disturb” also appears on panels with display.

Lock Button
















DESCRIPTIONTypes 6601, 660C, 662C, 6701, 6621, 6721 are open voice monitorsseries 6600 with LCD colour screen to be used in DUE FILI ELVOX (twowire Elvox) audio/video entrance panel systems.Types 6601/F, 660C/F, 6701/F, 6621/F, 6721/F, 662C/F are differentfrom the above mentioned monitors only for the “G” and “I” push-buttonprogramming described in chapter: “Controls and Adjustments”.The screen of all abovementioned monitors can be vertically sloped.They are equipped as standard with 8 push-buttons for the followingfunctions: door lock release, self-start of video interphone in the systemeven when it has not been called, conversation, stair light, internal voiceline volume control, ringtone volume control, brightness control and rin-gtone type setting. Two LEDs (red and green) on the video interphoneserve to indicate the following states: call signal mute, unansweredcalls, services not available and gate/door open. - Flush-mounting of the video interphone (6601, 6621) requires the

use of flush-mounted back box type 6149 or the brackets type. R660(for plasterboard).

- The surface wall-mounted installation for the video-interphone (6701,6721) requires the brackets for the wall-mounting supplied as stan-dard.

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DESCRIPTION

Type 6601, 660C, 6621, 6701, 662C, 6611, 661C, 6721, 6711 are spea-kerphone video door entry units in the 6600 series that can be used forELVOX TWO WIRE audio/video door entry systems.The series comprises the standard versions Type 6611, 661C, 6711 with4” colour LCD screen that tilts vertically for optimal picture viewing, theversions Type 6621, 662C, 6721 with 3.5” colour LCD screen that tiltsvertically and versions Type 6611, 661C, 6711 with 3.5” colour LCD scre-en, without tilting, equipped with 6 supplementary programmable push-buttons, as well as the other 8 standard ones, for intercommunicatingcalls or auxiliary services. Articles 6xxx/F are different to the above-described video door entry units only in the programming of buttons “G”and “I” described below in the chapter on “Checks and Adjustments”.They are equipped as standard with 8 push-buttons for the following fun-ctions: door lock release, self-start of video interphone in the systemeven when it has not been called, conversation, stair light, internal voiceline volume control, ringtone volume control, brightness control and rin-gtone type setting. Two LEDs (red and green) on the video interphoneserve to indicate the following states: call signal mute, unanswered calls,services not available and gate/door open. - Flush-mounting of the video interphone requires the use of flush-

mounted (6601, 6621, 6611) back box type 6149 or the brackets type.R660 (for plasterboard).

- The surface wall-mounted installation for the video-interphone (6701,6721, 6711) requires the brackets for the wall-mounting supplied asstandard.

Video interphone technical specifications- Flush-mounted video interphone in ABS.- Removable terminal block.- Flat screen 4” colour LCD monitor (3.5” LCD non-tilting)..- Electronic circuit on interchangeable cards.- PAL standard video signal.- Operating temperature from 0° to +40° C. - Electronic ringtone.- Input for landing calls with different ringtone from entrance panel calls.- Output for additional ringtone type 860A.- Supply voltage provided by bus.- Input for additional power supply (type 6923) if the system is configu-

red to enable simultaneous activation of more than two monitors.

Controls and adjustments

A) Manually tilting 4” LCD screen.

A1) Non-tilting 3.5” LCD screen.

B) Microphone.

C) Loudspeaker.

D) Pair of push-buttons.

1) When the monitor is ON, the push-buttons can be used to adjust

the brightness.

2) When the monitor is OFF, the push-buttons can be used to select

the tune for calls from a speech unit only. To programme the tune:

hold down 1 of the 2 push-buttons for at least 1 second, then press

the push-buttons repeatedly to select the desired tune.

E) Pair of push-buttons.

1) During conversation, with push-button “i” pressed, press push-but-

tons “E” to increase or decrease the volume of the internal voice line.

2) To adjust ringtone volume: hold down 1 of the 2 push-buttons “E”

for at least 1 second, then press the push-buttons repeatedly to

increase or reduce ringtone volume, or mute the ringtone.

The “E” push-buttons adjust the chime volume also during the ring

tone for the internal or external call. Once the sound emission is ter-

minated, they adjust the contrast while the screen is turned on.

F) Push-button for auxiliary service, 1st relay of 1st actuator

type 692R

G) Push-button : for door lock release. In models …/F terminate

also the conversation in progress.

H) Push-button : for self-start of the monitor without the latter being

called.

I) Two-channel conversation push-button: after the monitor has

been called and/or switched on, hold down the push-button for con-

versation with the entrance panel. 5 seconds after the push-button is

released, the interphone is disconnected. If it is pressed again befo-

re the elapse of 5 seconds, conversation can continue. In models

…/F press the push-button once to activate the audio. Pressing it

once again the conversation terminates.

L) Door open LED: the red led is lit when at least one door/gate

is open, it turns off when all doors are close (the function is optional

according to the type of installation)

M) 'Ringtone mute' LED: the LED illuminates steadily when (red

LED) the call has been denied (see point “E”) and flashes when calls

have been denied. In models …./F the red LED remains lit for the

whole conversation dwell, i.e. until the audio is active.

N) Push-buttons: for activation of auxiliary services or intercommuni-

cating calls (in function of the programming).

N.B. On the back of the video interphones type 6601, 660C, 6621, 6701,662C, 6611, 661C, 6721, 6711 is a RESET push-button for use duringprogramming, while on video interphone 660C, 662C, 661C the RESETpush-button is on the bottom of the table-top conversion kit and all areequipped with the A-B-C connectors for stabilising the video signal.

Connection and connector terminal board+12, CH) Additional ringtone connection.1, 2) BUS line.E+, E- ) Additional supply voltage for video interphone with power

supply type 6923.FP, M) Connection for door call push-button.

A

B

E

H

I

D E

D

F

G

C

L M

Fig. 40

A1

N

Front Type 6601, 6601/F, 6621, 6621/F (flush-mounted version)

Type 660C, 660C/F, 662C, 662C/F (desktop version)

Type 6701, 6701/F, 6721, 6721/F (surface wall-mounted version)

Front Type 6611, 6611/F (flush-mounted version)

Type 661C, 661C/F (desktop version)

Type 6711, 6711/F (surface wall-mounted version)

Type 6601, 6601/F, 6621, 6621/F, 6611, 6611/F (flush-mounted)

Type 660C, 660C/F, 662C, 662C/F, 661C, 661C/F (desktop)

Type 6701, 6701/F, 6721, 6721/F, 6711, 6711/F (surface wall-mounted)

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1

INSTALLATION OF TYPE 6601, 6611, 6621 (flush-mounted) WITH

BRACKETS TYPE R660

- Make a 120x120mm (nearly) hole in the plasterboard wall at 1,40 from

the floor to the lower border.

- Fix the bracket to the monitor as indicated in figure, keeping the cur-

sors well aligned to the monitor sides (pType1, Fig. 42)

- Carry out the terminal block connections (see wiring diagram)

- Insert the monitor inside the wall in plasterboard.

- Tighten the screws so as the cursors can get closer to the plasterbo-

ard wall.

- By screwing, the cursors should get aligned orthogonally to the moni-

tor (see pType1, Fig. 42)

- Insert the side grids, paying attention that the one with the slot for the

microphone must be inserted on the right.

Fig. 42

INSTALLATION 6601, 6611, 6621 (flush-mounted)- Install the video interphone away from sources of light and heat.- Flush-mount back box type 6149 in the wall at a height of approxima-

tely 1.4 m above the ground.- Remove the plastic cross-piece from the back box (see Part.1, Fig. 41)- Carry out the terminal block connections (see wiring diagram).- Fix the video interphone to the back box with the 4 screws supplied

(fig. 41).- Fit the side panels, taking care that the panel with the slot for the

microphone is fitted on the right (fig. 41).

Fig. 41

Flush-

mounted

version

59mm 10mm141mm

139mm

136mm

Part. 1

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PROGRAMMING

There are three monitor programming modes: assignment of an identifi-

cation code or call code (indispensable), assignment of a secondary

identification code (for video interphones associated with a master video

interphone), programming of push-buttons for auxiliary services and

intercommunicating calls (when necessary).


active communication and only after connecting the interphones/video

interphones to the system and programming the panels.

Fig. 45

B

A

A

A

VIDEO SIGNAL STABILISATION

On the rear of monitor type 6601, 6621, 6611

and 6701, 6721, 6711 there are some connec-

tors (A-B-C) for the video signal stabilization.

For the table version monitors type 660C,

661C, 662C the video signal stabilization is

carried out by means of a jumper on terminal

block A-B-C present on the stud. For types

6601, 6701 and 660C this jumper must be

used in installations with several appliances

(interphones and monitors) connected in series

(Fig. 45).

In series configuration displace the jumper

(only in the last set) into “B” position and keep

the jumpers of other interphones or monitors in

the initial position, i.e. “A” (no termination) (Fig.

45).




diagram section.

Type 6601, 6611, 6621

(flush-mounted)

Type 6701, 6711, 6621

(surface wall-mounted)

Type 660C, 661C, 662C

(desktop)

Table version

Surface wall-mounting version

40mm141mm

139mm

INTSLLATION OF TYPE 660C, 661C, 662C (desktop)

- Fix the monitor support to the wall.

- Connect the terminal block (see wiring diagrams).

- Hook the stud to the support.

INSTALLATION OF TYPE 6701, 6711, 6721 (surface wall-mounted)

- Install the video interphone away from sources of light and heat.

- Fix the monitor fixing plate at 1,40m. from the ground level to the lower

border.

- Connect the terminal block.

- Insert the monitor according to the 1 and 2 arrow direction (Fig. 43)

- To remove the monitor from the plate hook, operate with a screw dri-

ver on the security lock (placed on the upper side and behind the

monitor), and remove it according to the 3 and 4 (Fig. 43) arrow direc-

tion.

141mm 125mm

125mm

1

2 3

4

Fig. 43

Fig. 44

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To change the operation type of push-buttons it is necessary to use pro-

grammer type 950C or SaveProg, with the exception of the assignation

of the functions for the intercommunicating calls and self-start to a spe-

cific entrance panel.

Programming the push-buttons for the intercommunicating calls

(With series 8870, Giotto, Petrarca raise the handset of the inter-

phone / video-interphone to call. On the 6600 series keep pressed

the talk / listen push-button “I”).

Programming phase:

1) Press and hold down “I”.

2) Press and hold down also “H” together with “I”.

3) Wait for nearly 3 seconds until the red led “M” flashes.

4) Now the microprocessor is physically reset.

5) Release both push-buttons “I” and “H”

6) Press and hold down the “F” push-button to be programmed (until

the LED flashes).

7) After 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a high-pitched tone,

while the other interphone / video-interphone emits a three-tone

ascending scale.

8) Release the “F” push-button related to the intercommunicating call.

9) On the called interphone / video-interphone (the one with the three-

tone scale) press lock push-button.

10) A high-pitched tone confirms the end of the procedure.

Repeat the procedure also for the other interphones / video-inter-

phones ad possible intercommunicating call push-buttons.

NOTE: On video door entry units Type 6611, 661C, 6711 with the same

procedure it is also possible to program a push-button “N”.

Programming the self-start push-button to a specific entrance

panel.

Programming phase:






6) Press and hold down the “F” push-button to be programmed (until

the LED flashes).

7) After nearly 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a high-pitched

tone.

8) Release the push-button “F” related to the self-start.

9) On the entrance panels with push-buttons press the call push-button

corresponding to the video -interphone; on the alphanumeric entran-

ce panel, on the contrary, enter the call code and press “ ”.

10) A high-pitched tone will confirm the end of the procedure.

NOTE: On video door entry units Type 6611, 661C, 6711 with the same

procedure it is also possible to program a push-button “N”.

Restoring the default values of push-buttons

Programming phase:






6) Press and hold down the push-button to be restored to its default

setting (until the LED flashes).

7) After 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a high-pitched tone.

8) Release the push-buttons and press again the push-button to

restore to its default setting.

Deleting all settings

This procedure is recommended when you want to change the ID

of a previously programmed video-interphone without retaining its

programming parameters.

Programming phase:


2) Then press and hold down also “H” together with “I”.



5) Release both push-buttons “H” and “I”

6) Press and hold down the self-start push-button “H”.

7) After 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a continuous tone for

two seconds.

8) Release the self-start push-button “H” (until the LED flashes).

9) During the long tone press the lock push-button “G”.

If the deletion procedure was successful, press the lock push-but-

ton “G” and the video-interphone will emit a triple “BEEP”.

Programming the identification code

The identification code is to be programmed by means of an entrance

panel (main- “Master”), present on the installation and already configura-

ted. The video-interphone is supplied without associated identification

code. To check this, press the “G” push-button and the video-interphone

will emit a triple “Beep”.

Attention: during the interphone/video interphone identification

code programming you have 30 seconds from the moment you

enter the programming in the interphone/video interphone and the

moment you press the call push-button on the panel or you send

the code.

Programming phase:





5) Release both push-buttons “I” and “H”. You have now 5 seconds to

carry out any of the described programmings.

6) Press and hold down the “G” lock push-button (until the LED fla-

shes).

7) After nearly 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a high-pitched tone, it

self-starts and gets in communication with the entrance panel.

8) On the entrance panels with push-buttons press the call push-button

corresponding to the video-interphone, on the alphanumeric entran-

ce panel, on the contrary, enter the call code and press “ ”.

9) If on the installation there is already an interphone / video-interphone

with the same associated identification code, the panel emits a low-pit-

ched tone and you must repeat the operation from the beginning.

10) If not, the code is associated to the video-interphone and the com-

munication is terminated.

Programming the secondary identification code

The programming of the secondary identification code is required only

when you want more than a video- interphone to ring at the same time

with the same push-button or call code. The video-interphones which

must ring simultaneously are associated with the same push-button to

the same group. The “master” interphone / video-interphone is program-

med in first place by means of the previous procedure: “programming the

identification code”. The additional interphones / video-interphones are

programmed with the secondary identification code (see table shown in

the wiring diagram section).



Type 950C or SaveProg .

Programming phase:






6) Press and hold down the “G” door lock and the “H” self-start push-

buttons simultaneously (until the LED flashes).

7) After 2 seconds the video-interphone emits a high-pitched tone and

gets in communication with the entrance panel.

8) Release the door lock “G” and the self-start “G” push-buttons.

9) On the push-buttons entrance panels press the call push-button cor-

responding to the main (already programmed) interphone / video-

interphone, on the alphanumeric entrance panel, on the contrary,

enter the same call code of the “Master” interphone / video-interpho-

ne and press “ ”.

10) If on the installation there is already an interphone / video-interphone

with the same associated identification code, the panel emits a low-pit-

ched tone and you must repeat the operation from the beginning.

11) Once the secondary identification code is associated to the video-

interphone, the communication is terminated.

To know the number assigned see table shown in the wiring diagram sec-

tion.

Programming the push-buttons

The video-interphone is supplied with 3 push-buttons for the following

functions: lock release, self-start and “stair light” auxiliary service, which

activates the 1st relay of the 1st actuator (type 69HR), if connected to the

installation on the version Type 6611, 661C, 6711 and with other 6 push-

buttons for intercommunicating calls or auxiliary services.

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P O W E R S U P P L Y T y p e 6 9 2 2

DESCRIPTION

Main power supply for ELVOX TWO WIRE audio and video door entry

systems.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

- Housing in class V - 0 technopolymer on 8 module DIN rail.

- Supply voltage 230V 50Hz (different voltages available on request).

- Output voltage 28V dc, 1.5A for the bus, one output 28V dc 200mA

(intermittent service) or 100 mA (continuous service) protected by

PTC for auxiliary services.

- Protection inside primary winding against short circuits and tempera-

ture variations by means of PTC.

- Maximum overall dimensions 140x115x65 mm.

INSTALLATION

The power supply can be wall-mounted using the screws and plugs sup-

plied, or in cabinets fitted with DIN rails (occupying a space of 8 modu-

les). The installation of a bipolar switch on the power mains is recommen-

ded. The power supply is fitted with PTC protection, which trips in the

event of overload on the secondary winding, cutting off the 28 Volt power

while the fault persists.

Operating times

The monitor, camera, lock and auxiliary services must operate according

to the following intermittent cycles.

Monitor and camera activation cycle:

maximum 90 seconds ON, 90 seconds OFF

Lock cycle:


Auxiliary services cycle


OPERATIONCalls from an entrance panel, intercommunicating calls and landing callsare differentiated by means of different tones.

Landing callsCalls from entrance panels do not follow the pressing of the call push-button but are generated internally by the video interphone. The call timedwell or cycle consists of a ringtone of 1 second and a pause of 2seconds, repeated twice (default setting of entrance panel). The durationof “Ding-Dong” and “Ding-Dong-Dang” ringtones does not correspond tothe time dictated by the call cycle but to the natural duration of the rin-gtone. To answer, press and hold down the conversation push-button “I”. In models …./F press and release push-button “I”.If the conversation push-button is already pressed during the call, relea-se it and press it again. The call answer time (30 s) and the conversa-tion time (2 minutes by default) are set in the entrance panel parameters.On expiry of the conversation time, conversation can be continuedwithout releasing the conversation push-button, if the call is made againwithin 10 s from the same entrance panel. During conversation, the voice line can be interrupted momentarily(maximum 5 s), by releasing the conversation push-button. To resumeconversation, press the conversation push-button again within 5 s, other-wise communication is lost. In models …./F press push-button “I” to terminate the conversation. Thered LED “M” remains lit during the time the audio is active,

Intercommunicating call.Press the intercommunicating push-button, if programmed, for the inter-phone/video interphone to be called. The loudspeaker of the callingvideo interphone will emit a ringing tone (if the call is possible) or anengaged tone (if the call is not possible). On the called interphone/videointerphone the ringtone starts sequentially at intervals of 1 s ringing and4 s pause. The maximum duration of the call is 30 s (6 cycles). If youwish to interrupt the call, press the conversation push-button “I” beforean answer is received from the called device. To answer a call, lift thehandset on the called interphone/video interphone, or press the conver-sation push-button. When the called device is answered, video interphone will be put direc-tly into communication with it for 5 s. To maintain communication, pressand hold down the conversation push-button “I” . In models …./F the audio connection occurs automatically.Maximum duration of conversation is 5 minutes. When the conversationtime has elapsed, the user can continue without replacing the handset ifa new call is made within 10 s. Calls from the entrance panel have prio-rity over intercommunicating calls.

Denied calls.The chime exclusion is indicated by the permanent lighting of the redLED “M”. If calls are made from the entrance panel to the video interpho-ne when the call mute is enabled, they are denied. A denied call causesthe red LED “M” to briefly switch off according to the number of timescalls are denied (maximum 4 denied calls). The signal is repeated every10 s (approx.). Deletion of denied calls is by re-enabling the ringtone,resetting the video interphone or a system power failure. On the entran-ce panel, a denied call is indicated by means of a dissuasion tone (aseries of “Beeps” at 100ms intervals with a pause of 100ms for a total of5 s). The message “Do not disturb” also appears on entrance panels withdisplay. The push-buttons “G” and “I” programming in models …./F may be madein the same way as that of types 6601, 660C, 6701 through 2 configura-tions, which may be changed by programmer type 950C connected to anentrance panel type 89F3 or 89F5 and /or entrance panel type 89F4 or89F7 with software version bigger or equal to V4.See instructions of programmer type 950C and entrance panels type89F3, 89F4, 89F5, 89F7.

Lock ButtonThe lock button of each device works in the following manner.- Device with handset at rest lock to the last entrance panel with

which it has spoken or from which it has been called.- Device with handset raised but not engaged in a conversation

call to switchboard if the Switchboard flag is YES. Otherwise it goesback to the first case.

- Device with handset raised and engaged in an internal conversationas in the first case.

- Device with handset raised and engaged in an external conversationor called from entrance panel lock to the entrance panel beingspoken with or from which it has been called.

In practice a lock is always activated except when the handset is raisedand you immediately press the lock button. This can also be taken to thestandard case if the system has no porter switchboard and theSwitchboard flag is set on NO.

NOTE: In series 6600 the equivalent operation is to press for an instantthe “open voice” push-button and then the lock release. Also in this casethe switchboard is called.

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ID list and respective secondary (video)interphones Due Fili

Elvox (= 2 wire Elvox)

In the following table there is the list of the secondary IDs, for

each primary from 1 to 50, which are automatically used follo-

wing the procedure :”Assignation of the secondary Identification

Codes”, described in the instructions of the single (video)inter-

phones.ID

PRIMARIOSECONDARIO

1SECONDARIO

2SECONDARIO

3

1 51 52 53

2 54 55 56

3 57 58 59

4 60 61 62

5 63 64 65

6 66 67 68

7 69 70 71

8 72 73 74

9 75 76 77

10 78 79 80

11 81 82 83

12 84 85 86

13 87 88 89

14 90 91 92

15 93 94 95

16 96 97 98

17 99 100 101

18 102 103 104

19 105 106 107

20 108 109 110

21 111 112 113

22 114 115 116

23 117 118 119

24 120 121 122

25 123 124 125

26 126 127 128

27 129 130 131

28 132 133 134

29 135 136 137

30 138 139 140

31 141 142 143

32 144 145 146

33 147 148 149

34 150 151 152

35 153 154 155

36 156 157 158

37 159 160 161

38 162 163 164

39 165 166 167

40 168 169 170

41 171 172 173

42 174 175 176

43 177 178 179

44 180 181 182

45 183 184 185

46 186 187 188

47 189 190 191

48 192 193 194

49 195 196 197

50 198 199 200

PRIMARYSECONDARY SECONDARY SECONDARY

P O W E R S U P P L Y T y p e 6 9 2 2

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W I R I N G D I A G R A M

Table for entrance panels and electronic units for DUE FILI ELVOX (Two Wire Elvox) system

Type of panelElectronic unit for

1200 Series entran-

ce panel

Electronic entrance panel

series 8000

Electronic entrance panel series

PATAVIUM

Electronic entrance

panel series 3300

Alphanumeric audio entran-

ce panel12F4 89F4 89F4/T 39F4

Push-button audio entrance

panel12F3

89F3,

89F3/2, 89F3/1, 89F3/0

89F3/T,

89F3/2T, 89F3/1T, 89F3/0T39F3

Alphanumeric video entran-

ce panel12F7 89F7/C 89F7/CT 39F7

Push-button video entrance

panel12F5

89F5/C,

89F5/C2, 89F5/C1, 89F5/C0

89F5/CT,

89F5/CT2, 89F5/CT1, 89F5/CT039F5

Conductor section

Terminals Ø up to 10m Ø up to 50m Ø up to 100m Ø up to 150m

1, 2, B1, B2 (*) 0,5 mm2 0,5 mm2 0,75 mm2 1 mm2

Cable Type 732H Type 732H Type 732H Type 732H

Electric lock 1,5 mm2 - - -

Other: -, +U, +I, -L (#) 1 mm2 1 mm2 1,5 mm2 2,5 mm2

Video Coaxial cable 75 Ohm type RG59 o RG11

* On video colour installations use cable type 732H for a maximum distance of 75 metres.

# Additional power supplies (type 6923, 6582, 6982) must be installed as close as possible to the device to which they are to be connected.

INSTALLATIONS WITH PASSIVE DISTRIBUTOR 692D

BUS TERMINATION TABLE FOR ELVOX TWO-WIRE SYSTEMS

This note applies to all devices with ELVOX TWO-WIRE technology equipped with the “BUS termination connector”, identified on the electro-nic card with the “ABC” marking and signalled on the wiring diagrams with a “*”.To adjust the video signal, fit the jumper onto the strip socket connector.Follow this rule for correct line adjustment:• keep the jumper in position "A” if the BUS line “passes through” the device;• keep the jumper in position "A" if the device is connected to a distributor type 692D, 692D/1 or 692D/2• in the last device, move the jumper into position “B” in the following cases:

- the “BUS” line “ends within” the same device (the last device in “pass through” configuration) - the video signal of the connected distributors type 692D/1 or 692D/2 is unsatisfactory.

• if the video signal adjustment is unsatisfactory with the jumper in position "B", try position "C".

“A” NO TERMINATION“B” TERMINATION 100 Ohm“C” TERMINATION 50 Ohm

(*) On circuit boards bearing the “ABCD” marking instead of “ABC”, consider the following correspondences: A = AB; B = BC; C = CD.

For each device connected to type 692D:1. on connector ABC in any article connected to one of the outputs 1, 2, 3, 4 of type 692D, THE JUMPER MUST BE KEPT IN POSI-

TION “A”; 2. on connector ABC in any article connected to output OUT of type 692D, THE JUMPER MUST BE INSERTED IN POSITIONS “B”

OR “C”.

For termination of type 692D:3. If output OUT of type 692D is not used, KEEP THE JUMPER ON CONNECTOR “A” OF TYPE 692D. 4. If output OUT of type 692D is used, REMOVE THE JUMPER FROM CONNECTOR “A” OF TYPE 692D.

In some versions of type 692D there are also the strip socket connectors “B”, “C” and “D”. In this case NEVER INSERT A JUMPER INTHEM.

INSTALLATIONS WITH ACTIVE DISTRIBUTOR 692D/1 and 692D/2In these articles the BUS input and output are terminals (1-2, B1-B2, in type 692D/2). The jumper is to be set on “B” (or on “C”) IF ANDONLY IF these terminals are not used to continue the BUS (there is no device connected for the line termination).

*

**

***

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P

L

C

K

K

K

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

6P

12

6S54

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

A - Art. 6209

A - Art. 8879

A - Art. 6601/AU Art. 660C/AU Art. 6701/AU Art. 6611/AU Art. 6711/AU Art. 661C/AU

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

1 2 B1 B2

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

PRI

0 28V

21

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

C

AB

BA

C

WIRING DIAGRAM OF SINGLE AND MULTIPLE RESIDENCE AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH INTERPHO-

NES type 8879, 6209 AND ONE AUDIO ENTRANCE PANEL (REF. SC5401).

A - PHONE

C - ELECTRONIC UNIT TYPE 12F3

CX- PANEL SERIES 1200

F - POWER SUPPLY Type 6922

K - PUSH-BUTTON FOR OUTDOOR CALL

L - 12V ELECTRIC LOCK

P - LOCK RELEASE CONTROL

Conductor section

Terminals Ø up to 10m Ø up to 150m

1, 2, B1, B2 0,5 mm2 0,5 mm2

Cable Type 732H Type 732H

Electric lock 1,5 mm2 -

Mains


CX

A- Type 6611/AU

Type 661C/AU

Type 6711/AU

Type 6601/AU

Type 660C/AU

Type 6701/AU

Type 6xxx/AUF

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P

LL

PP

L

C C CC C C

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732HArt. 732HArt. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

K

K

K

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

6P

12

6S54

21

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

C

AB

BA

C

0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1 B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

Art. 732H

A - Art. 6209

Art. 732H

A - Art. 8879

A - Art. 6601/AU Art. 660C/AU Art. 6701/AU Art. 6611/AU Art. 6711/AU Art. 661C/AU

WIRING DIAGRAM OF SINGLE AND MULTIPLE RESIDENCE AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH INTERPHO-

NES type 8879, 6209 AND THREE AUDIO ENTRANCE PANELS (REF. SC5412).

Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0,5 mm2 0,5 mm2



Mains

A - PHONE







CX CX CX

A- Type 6611/AU

Type 661C/AU

Type 6711/AU

Type 6601/AU

Type 660C/AU

Type 6701/AU

Type 6xxx/AUF

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CP

L L

P

P

L

C

C

C C

C

Art. 732H

Art. 732HArt. 732H

Art. 732HArt. 732H

BA

CD D

C

AB

PRI

B221 B128V0

VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1

BUS D1 2

PRI

B221 B128V0BUS P2 11 2

21 1 2

21 12BUS P

0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

21BUS D

21

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

F - Art. 6922

I - Art. 692S I - Art. 692SF - Art. 6922F - Art. 6922

Art. 732HArt. 732H


AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM FOR BUILDING COMPLEX WITH ONE MAIN ENTRANCE PANEL AND ONE

STAIRWAY PANEL FOR APARTMENT BLOCK (REF. SC5414).

Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0.5 mm2 0.5 mm2






I - SEPARATOR Type 692S




Mains

MainsMains

Cable riser

CXCX

CX

38


L

PP

L

C CCC

L

P P

L

PC

P

LL

P

L

C CC C C

C CCC

DC

ABB

A

CD

PRI

B221 B128V0

1 2

21 12BUS P

0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

21BUS D

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1

12

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLEDVLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1

BUS D1 2

PRI

B221 B128V0BUS P2 11 2

21

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1 B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732HArt. 732H

F - Art. 6922


Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

I - Art. 692S I - Art. 692S

F - Art. 6922

AUDIO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM FOR BUILDING COMPLEX WITH THREE MAIN ENTRANCE PANELS AND TWO

STAIRWAY PANELS FOR APARTMENT BLOCK (REF. SC5415).








Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0.5 mm2 0.5 mm2



Mains

Mains Mains

Cable riser

CX CXCXCX

CXCXCX

39


IN

OUT

C

AB

VIDEOB

A

VIDEO

C

K

N - Art. 692D

B - Art. 6009 + 6209 + 6145 Art. 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6309 Art. 6309/C

B - Art. 6601 Art. 6611 Art. 660C Art. 661C Art. 6701 Art. 6711

Art. 732H

K

K

B - Art. 6009 + 6209 + 6145 Art. 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

K

Art. 6309/P Art. 6309/CP

1B OUT 1A2B 2A

2D2C 1DIN1C

AB

C D

13

1

32

12

4

V3M

21

1 2

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

12

54

6P

+-

6S

T1

T2

T4

T3

BC

A

T3

T4

T2

T1

6S

-+

6P

45

21

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H A

CB

**

**

**VID

EOBA

C

AB

1D 2D

1 2

21

+12CH

2E+

1

M

E-FP B

A

C

MV3

4

12

23

1

13

C

21 12

2A 1B1A 2B 2C1C

C

AB

VIDEO

K

K

K

K

T3

T4

T2

T1

6S

-+

6P

45

21

A

CB

12

54

6P

+-

6S

T1

T2

T4

T3

Monitor

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/CP

Monitor

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Monitor

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

CABLE RISER

CABLE RISER

VERSION: Connection of monitors with

floor distributors type 692D/2 (REF. si422)

N2

CABLE

Type 732H

CABLE

Type 732H

CABLE

Type 732H

***

*

*

*

*

VARIATION: CONNECTION OF MONITORS WITH FLOOR DISTRIBUTOR TYPE 692D (REF. SC5424).When multiple monitors are to be connected with a star configuration (not in series) the video floor distributor type692D is required.

B - MONITOR

K - OUTDOOR CALL PUSH-BUTTON


N2 -DISTRIBUTOR Type 692D/2

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/P

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

Monitor

Type 6601, 660C, 6701

Type 6621, 662C, 6721

Type 6611, 661C, 6711

Type 6xxx/F

40


K

K

K

DP

L

D

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

BC

A

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6009 + 6209 + 6145 Art. 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6309 Art. 6329 Art. 6309/C Art. 6309/P Art. 6309/CP

13

1

32

12

4

V3M

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

21

PRI

B221 B128V0

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

BC

A

Art. 732H


SINGLE AND MULTIPLE RESIDENCE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH PETRARCA, GIOTTO AND 6600

SERIES MONITORS AND ONE VIDEO ENTRANCE PANEL (REF. SC5416).

*

*

*

B - MONITOR

D - ELECTRONIC UNIT TYPE 12F5

DX- PANEL SERIES 1200





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1, 2, B1, B2 0,5 mm2 0,5 mm2 0,75 mm2 1 mm2



DX

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/P

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

41


CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

1 21 221

+-

11 2

1A 2A 1B 0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI2 21 1 2

2B 1C 2D1D2C

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

VIDEOB

A

C

1C 2C2B1A 1B2A

2 11 2

C

13

1

32

12

4

V3M

C

ABFP

E-

M

1

E+2

CH+12

21

2D1D

B A

C

AB

VIDEO

D0

L

P

DP

L

K

K

K

K

D0D

T3

T4

T2

T1

6S

-+

6P

45

21

BC

A

OUT

12

54

6P

+-

6S

T1

T2

T4

T3

R

X

C0R

87

54

9

6

1 2 3

R

CABLE RISER

*

*

*

Monitor

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Monitor

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

SI424

* *

N2

J

CABLE

Type 732H

CABLE

Type 732H

F

MAINS

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR “TWO WIRE ELVOX” VIDEO INTERPHONE INSTALLATIONS WITH TWO OR MORE

MONITOR RISERS WITH DISTRIBUTORS TYPE 692D/2.

N.B.

For the notes and adjustments see instructions of type 692D/2

CABLE

Type

732H

*

CABLE

Type 732H

Distributor type 692D/2 is advised for

colour video interphone installations

with “Two Wire Elvox”. It can be used

also in black and white installations.

As far as the distributor adjustments

are concerned, see instructions enclo-

sed with type 692D/2.

The consumption of 20 distributors

type 692D/2 is equal to a video inter-

phone switched on.




J- CONCENTRATOR Type 692C



N2 - DISTRIBUTOR Type 692D/2


*

STASI /

STO

FINEND

STARSI / Y

STO

FINEEND

DX

D

DXD

Monitor

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/CP

Monitor

Type 6601, 660C, 6701

Type 6621, 662C, 6721

Type 6611, 661C, 6711

Type 6xxx/F

CABLE

Type

732H

CABLE

Type

732H

CABLE

Type

732H

42







M - 12V C.C.T.V. EXTERNAL CAMERA


S - ADDITIONAL POWER SUPPLY TYPE 6982

Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0.5 mm2 0.5 mm2 0.75 mm2 1 mm2



4T2 56S

T1 21

A

T4 -+

CB

VIDEO

T3 6P

0 28V B11 2 B2

1 2

MV3

4

12

23

1

13

-L- +U

PRI

CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

MV-+T

K

K

PD

L

A

CB

F - Art. 6922

B - Art. 6009 + 6209 + 6145

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6309

S - Art. 6982

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

VIDEO ENTRANCE PANEL SYSTEM FOR SINGLE AND TWIN RESIDENCE WITH MONITORS SERIES

PETRARCA, GIOTTO, 6600, ONE ENTRANCE PANEL WITH EXTERNAL CAMERA IN B/W (REF. SI188).

*

*

CAMERA

B/W

MONITOR CABLE RISER

Note: In the b/w video entrance panel systems with

external cameras connected to two wire cameras, do not

use colour cameras.

CXC

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Program the panel

as video panel

43


A

CB

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

75 Ohm +T - V M

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

PRI

+U- -L

13

1

32

12

4

V3M

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

21

PRI

B221 B128V0

L

D P

K

K

K

BC

A

F - Art. 6922

B - Art. 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6309/C

S - Art. 6982

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6601 Art. 660C Art. 6701 Art. 6611 Art. 661C Art. 6711

VIDEO ENTRANCE PANEL SYSTEM FOR SINGLE AND TWIN RESIDENCE WITH MONITORS SERIES

PETRARCA, GIOTTO, 6600, ONE ENTRANCE PANEL WITH EXTERNAL COLOUR CAMERA (REF. SI189).



K - PULSANTE CHIAMATA FUORIPORTA

L - SERRATURA ELETTRICA 12Vcc

M1- TELECAMERA ESTERNA TIPO TVCC (12Vcc).

P - COMANDO APRIPORTA

*

*

---

0.5 mm²

Art. 732H

FINO A...UP TO...10 m

Art. 732HCAVO

FINO A...UP TO...150 m100 m

FINO A...UP TO...

1 mm²0.75 mm²

1.5 mm²

50 mUP TO...FINO A...

TERMINALSMORSETTI

1, 2, B1, B2

ELECTRIC LOCKSERRATURA

MINIMUM CONDUCTOR SECTION (mm²)SEZIONE MINIMA CONDUTTORI (mm²)

0.5 mm²

1 mm² 2.5 mm²1.5 mm²-, +U, -L 1 mm²

VIDEO Cavo coassiale 75Ohm tipo RG59 O RG11

COLOUR

CAMERA

MONTANTE MONITORNote: In the colour entrance panel systems with exter-

nal cameras connected to two wire cameras, do not use

b/w cameras.

*

CX

C

Program the panel

as video panel

B- Type 6329/C

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

44


K

K

K

PD

LL

DP

DP

L

DDD

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6009 + 6209 + 6145 Art. 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

Art. 732H

B - Art. 6309 Art. 6309/C

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

J - Art. 692C G - Art. 6923


4T2 56S

T1 21

A

T4 -+

CB

VIDEO

T3 6P

0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

1 2

1

E+

FPE-

2

M

CH+12

MV3

4

12

23

1

13

CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+EXT+

EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

2C 1D 2D1C2B1B2A1A

21

CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

1 221 1 2

-+

+U-

PRI

A

CB

+I

A

CB

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

SINGLE AND MULTIPLE RESIDENCE VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM WITH MONITORS IN THE SERIES

PETRARCA, GIOTTO, 6600 AND THREE VIDEO ENTRANCE PANELS (REF. SC5418).

*

*

*

B - MONITOR




G - ADDITIONAL POWER SUPPLY Type 6923

J - CONCENTRATOR Type 692C




Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0.5 mm2 0.5 mm2 0.75 mm2 1 mm2



DX

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

DX

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

DX

STASI /

STO

FIN

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/C

Type 6309/P

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

45


VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM FOR BUILDING COMPLEX WITH ONE MAIN ENTRANCE PANEL, ONE VIDEO

STAIRWAY PANEL AND ONE AUDIO STAIRWAY PANEL (REF. SC5419).

D

CP

L L

PD

P

L

D

C D

F - Art. 6922

Art. 732H

Art. 732HArt. 732H F - Art. 6922 F - Art. 6922I - Art. 692S I - Art. 692S

Art. 732H Art. 732H

Art. 732H

BA

CD D

C

AB

PRI

B221 B128V0

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1

BUS D1 2

PRI

B221 B128V0BUS P2 11 2

21 1 2

21 120 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

21BUS D

+12V

VLEDEXT-EXT+

CA

M

M

-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

X

PAM

21

Art. 732H

**










Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0.5 mm2 0.5 mm2 0.75 mm2 1 mm2



Cable riser

DX

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

DX

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

CX

46


VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM FOR BUILDING COMPLEX WITH THREE MAIN ENTRANCE PANELS AND TWO

STAIRWAY PANELS FOR APARTMENT BLOCK (AUDIO AND VIDEO) (REF. SC5420).

L

PD

PD

L

P P P

L

D D

L

PP

L

C

C C

L

BA

CD D

C

AB

BUS D BUS P BUS D BUS P1 2

PRI

B221 B128V02 11 2

21

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

PRI

B221 B128V0

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2 B2

B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

1 2

21 12 0 28V B11 2 B2

PRI

21

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED

B1

EXT-EXT+

B2

X

PAM

MS+

+12VS-

CA

SR

F1F2

M

-L

VLED VLED

-L

M

F2F1

SR

CA

S-+12V

S+M

MPA

X

B2

EXT+EXT-

B1

12

+-

211 2 21 1 2

1A 2A 1B 2B 1C 2D1D2C

+-

211 2 21 1 2

1A 2A 1B 2B 1C 2D1D2C

F - Art. 6922 J - Art. 692C

F - Art. 6922I - Art. 692S J - Art. 692C F - Art. 6922I - Art. 692S

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H


Art. 732H

Art. 732HArt. 732H

Art. 732H

D D

D D

C

C C

* *







J - CONCENTRATOR Type 692C




Conductor section


1, 2, B1, B2 0,5 mm2 0,5 mm2 0,75 mm2 1 mm2



Cable riser

STASI /

ST

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

STARSI / Y

STOP

FINEEND

DXDX CX

STASI /

ST

STASI / Y

STO

FINE

STASI /

STO

FINEND

DXDX CX

STASI /

ST

CX

47


VARIATION: CONNECTION OF ADDITIONAL POWER

SUPPLY TYPE 6582 (REF. SC5421).

Additional power supply type 6582 is used to power the

LEDs for name tag lighting, when there are more than 4

additional modules on the same panel.

P

L

H - Art. 6582

C/DC/D

Art. 732H

1 2

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

PRI

DBA C+U- +I

P

L

Art. 732H

C/DC/D

Q - Art. 170/001

Q - Art. 170/001

1 2

EXT+EXT-

MPA

XVLED

B1B2

S+S-

F2F1

SR-L

+12V

M

M

CA

1 2 3 4 5 54321

VARIATION: CONNECTION OF AUXILIARY FUN-

CTIONS F1 AND F2 (REF. SC5422).

Activation of auxiliary functions F1 and F2, controlled from

the monitors and interphones, is possible with connection

of relay type 170/001 on terminals F1 and F2 of the panel.

F1 function

Load

maximum

230V~ 3A.

F2 function

Load

maximum

230V~ 3A.

L

P

Art. 732H

C/DC/D

Q - Art. 170/001

R - Art. 832/030

54321

PRI

150

CA

M

M

+12V-LSR

F1F2

S-S+

B2B1

VLEDX

PAM

EXT-EXT+

21

VARIATION: CONNECTION OF LOCK WITH ADDITIO-

NAL POWER SUPPLY (REF. SC5422).

To open high power locks, an external transformer may be

used, which powers the lock by means of a relay type

170/001, connected to terminals +12V/SR of the panel.

The lock opening time is the same as that set on terminals

S+/S-.

Mains





G - ADDITIONAL POWER SUPPLY Type 6923

H - ADDITIONAL POWER SUPPLY



Q - RELAY Type 170/001

R - TRANSFORMER Type 832/030

Mains

DX/CX

STSI

ST

FI

DX/CX

STSI

ST

FI

DX/CX

STSI

ST

FI

48


ADDITIONAL SUPPLY VOLTAGESIn “Elvox TWO WIRE ” installations, power supply type 6922powers all the appliances: entrance panels, interphones, moni-tors, concentrators, distributors. When the maximum load of theappliances exceeds the maximum load of the power supply it isnecessary to add additional power supplies. The insertion of aseparator with a power supply type 6922 in the installation, splitthe appliance charge upstream of the separator from theappliances downstream of the separator.

Power supply type 6923The additional power supply type 6923 is to be used to powerelectronic entrance panels, monitors and concentrators suppor-ting the main power supply type 6922. When there is a lodgeswitchboard there must always be installed a power supply type6923 dedicated to the switchboard.The power supply is required when there are more video entran-ce panels installed and/or when there are more monitors turningon simultaneously at the same call. The power supply can poweronly a particular appliance: entrance panel or monitor. Thetables show when it is necessary to use a power supply type6923 according to the number of entrance panels mounted in theinstallation and according to the number of interphones or moni-tors activated/turned on simultaneously.A power supply type 6922 powers up to 3 units simultaneously,besides them it is necessary a power supply type 6923 for eachunit added. If the consumption exceeds the 3 units, use onepower supply type 6923 to power the monitors and the entrancepanels and leave the power supply type 6922 dedicated to otherappliances.

Consumption for unit:1 video entrance panels switched on = 1 unit1 audio entrance panel switched on = 1/2 unit1 entrance panel not switched on/engaged = 1/4 unit1 monitor switched on = 1 unit1 monitor switched on Type 6329 = 2 unit1 concentrator type 692C = 1/3 unit1 active distributor type 692D/2 = 1/20 unit

Attention: when using active distributors, it is not possible topower them separately with the additional power supply.

Example of audio and video installation in a building:

A – Interphone

B – Video interphone

C – Electronic audio entrance panel

D – Electronic video entrance panel

F – Power supply type 6922

I – Separator type 692S

J - Concentrator type 692C

L – Door lock

N – Video distributor type 692D or 692D/I

Example of video entrance panel system for building com-

plex.

The hereby wiring diagrams are reference examples for the

tables to follow (Tab. A, Tab. B and Tab. C) for the insertion of

the additional power supply type 6923.

Tab. A Tab. B

Tab. C

2

2

22

2

2

A B

B

22

L2

F2

I

2

2

2

2

2

I

2

2

F2

2

2

C

L L

F

2

D

D

2

C

L

2

2

L

D

J

2

2

J

2

2

N

N

L2

D

Tab. A Tab. B

2

2

22

2

2

A B

B

22

2

2

2

2

2

2

F2

2

C

L L

F

D

2

C

L

2

2

L

D

J

2

N

N

STASI /

STO

FIN

STSI

ST

FIEN

STASI /

STO

FINEND

STASI /

STO

FINE

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Number of audio entrance panels

connected in parallel.

1 active and the others engaged

Number of interphones inserted with the

same call Number of power supplies Type 6923

From 1 to 10 From 1 to 8 0

From 11 to 15 From 1 to 8From 1 to 5 (one type 6923 added for each entrance panel from

11th. to 15th.)

Table for audio entrance panel systems with 1 or more entrance panels connected in parallel and one audio riser.

Table A.

Table for video installations with 1 or more entrance panels connected in parallel and a video riser.

Table B.

Number of audio

entrance panels

connected in

parallel,

1 active and the

other engaged

Number of video

entrance panels

connected in

parallel,

1 active and the

others engaged

Number of

concentrators

(Type 692C)

Number of inter-

phones inserted

with the same call

Number of monitors

turned on simultane-

ously at the same call.

Number of power supplies Type 6923

0 1 0 From 1 to 8 From 1 to 2 0

0 1 0 From 1 to 8 From 3 to 8From 1 to 6 (one type 6923 added for each monitor

from the 3rd. to the 8th.)

0 From 2 to 3 1 From 1 to 8 1 0

0 From 2 to 3 1 From 1 to 8 From 2 to 3From 3 to 4 (one type 6923 added for each entran-

ce panel and for the concentrator)

0 From 2 to 3 1 From 1 to 8 From 2 to 8From 1 to 7 (on e type 6923 added for each monitor

from the 2nd. to the 8th.)

0 4 1 From 1 to 8 1 1 ( one type 6923 added for the concentrator)

0 4 1 From 1 to 8 From 2 to 8

From 2 to 8 (one type 6923 added for the concentra-

tor and one 6923 for each monitor from the 2nd to

the 8th.)

0 5 2 From 1 to 8 1 2 (one type 6923 added for each concentrator)

0 From 6 to 15 From 2 to 5 From 1 to 8 1From 6 to 15 (one type 6923 added for each entran-

ce panel)

0 From 6 to 15 From 2 to 5 From 1 to 8 From 2 to 3From 8 to 20 (one type 6923 added for each entran-

ce panel and for each concentrator)

0 From 6 to 15 From 2 to 5 From 1 to 8 From 2 to 8From 7 to 23 (one type 6923 for each entrance

panel, for each monitor from the 2nd to the 8th.)

2 1 1 From 1 to 8 1 0


from the 2nd to the 8th.).

1 2 1 From 1 to 8 1 0


from the 2nd to the 8th.).

3 1 1 From 1 to 8 1 1 (one type 6923 added for the concentrator)

1 3 1 From 1 to 8 1 1 (one type 6923 added for the concentrator)

In table Tab B we have forseen that the monitors programmed with the same call code light up all simultaneously.

It is possible to program the monitors (connected in parallel) in such a way that only one lights up at the call, while the other remain switched off.

The monitor turned off can be turned on by using the self-start function. This expedient saves you from adding the additional power supplies for the

monitors..

Table for audio and video entrance panel systems in building complex with 1 or more entrance panels connected in parallel.

Tab C.

Number of audio

entrance panels

connected in

parallel,

1 active and the

other engaged

Number of video

entrance panels

connected in

parallel,

1 active and the

others engaged

Number of

concentrators

(Type 692C)

Number of power supplies Type 6923

From 1 a 11 0 0 0

From 12 a 14 0 0 From 1 to 3 (one type 6923 added for each monitor from the 12rd. to the 14th.)

0 From 1 to 6 From 1 to 2 0

0 From 7 to 14 From 2 to 5 From 2 to 13 (one type 6923 added for each monitor from the 7rd. to the 14th.)

From 1 a 3 1 1 0

1 From 1 to 3 1 0

3 4 2 2 (one type 6923 added for each concentrator)

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VARIANTWiring diagram of additional electronic ringtone type 860A.

The electronic ringtone type 860A features a two or three-note ringtone connected between terminal 7 and terminal 8. The ringtone must be powe-

red at mains voltage.

85 74PRI

4

A

T2

T4

T3

56S

-+

6P

CB

VIDEO

T1 21

21

Ringtone

Type 860A

Mains

A- Type 6209

85 74PRI

21

6P

12

6S54

BC

A

Ringtone

Type 860A

Mains

A- Type 8879

K

85 74PRI

21

21

13V3

1

32

12

4

M

BC

A

Ringtone

Type 860A

Mains

85 74PRI

211

E+

FPE-

2

M

CH+12

BA

C

Ringtone

Type 860A

Mains

85 74PRI

211

E+

FPE-

2

M

CH+12

BA

C

Ringtone

Type 860A

Mains

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

A- Type 6611/AU

Type 661C/AU

Type 6711/AU

Type 6601/AU

Type 660C/AU

Type 6701/AU

Type 6xxx/AUF

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

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W I R I N G D I A G R A M - V E R S I O N S W I T H M O N I T O R 6 3 0 9

VARIANTWiring diagram for additional mechanical doorbells.

Additional doorbells operating at 12V can be connected by using relay

type 170/101 connected as shown in the diagram.

1C

+-

RC 3 42 515

122T1

VIDEO B

C

6P

+-

6S5

T3

T4

T2

A

4

1

Ringtone power supply

Relay

Type 170/101

Additional ringtone

A- Type 6209

15 52 43RC-+

C 1

12

45

6S

21

6PA

CB

Relay

Type 170/101A- Type 8879

12

13V3

1

32

12

4

M

15 52 43RC-+

C 1

BC

A

Relay

Type 170/101

12

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

15 52 43RC

-+

C 1

C

AB

Relay

Type 170/101

12

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

15 52 43RC

-+

C 1

C

AB

Additional ringtone


Relay

Type 170/101

Additional ringtone


Additional ringtone


Additional ringtone


B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

A- Type 6611/AU

Type 661C/AU

Type 6711/AU

Type 6601/AU

Type 660C/AU

Type 6701/AU

Type 6xxx/AUF

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VARIANTWiring diagram for door calls

When the door call button is pressed, the audio/video door entry unit sounds with a different tone from the tone generated by a call from the entran-

ce panel or intercommunicating call.

K

1

T2 5

T3 6S

T1 24

T4

A

CB

-+

VIDEO

6P

12

K - Door call push-button

A- Type 6209

K

K

12

45

6S

21

6PA

CB

K

A- Type 8879

K

21

M

4

12

23

1

V313

A

CB

K

K

21

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

C

AB

K

K

21

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

C

AB

K

VARIANTConnection for clean contacts shown controlled by the

standard push-buttons of the video door entry unit

Type 6309/P - 6329/P - 6309/CP

Contact normally open

(maximum voltage 24VAC/DC,

maximum current 0.5 A

with resistive load

2 1

M

4

12

2 3

1

V3 13

2B 3A

2A

3B

1B 1A

2A 2B

3A 3B

1B 1A

A

C B

1 2

1A 1B

3B

2A

3A 2B

13 V3

1

3 2

12

4

M

NO C NO C C NO

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 5 4 3 2 1 B A C D +U

PRI

- +I

B C

A

Relay

Type 170/001

Power supply

Type 6582

Max 3A 230V - auxiliary service

MainsRelay

Type 170/001

Relay

Type 170/001

B- Type 6309/P

Type 6329/P

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

A- Type 6611/AU

Type 661C/AU

Type 6711/AU

Type 6601/AU

Type 660C/AU

Type 6701/AU

Type 6xxx/AUF

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6309/P

Type 6329/P

Type 6309/CP

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VARIANTWiring diagram with simultaneous switch-on of two or more moni-

tors with power supply type 6923.

The power supply unit Type 6922 can simultaneously power one video

entrance panel and two monitors Type 6009, 6009/C, 6309, 6309/C,

6309/P, 6309/CP, 6601, 6611, 660C, 661C, 6701, 6711 switched on.

With a larger number of monitors switched on simultaneously, additional

power supply type 6923 must be used after the 2nd monitor. One power

supply type 6923 must be used per additional monitor.

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

4T2 56S

T1 21

A

T4 -+

CB

VIDEO

T3 6P

CVIDEO

6PT3

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

B

+U-

PRI

21

1 2

+I

G- Type 6923

Type 732H

Type 732H

Type 732H

Mains

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

G- Type 6923

B- Type 6009 + 6209 + 6145

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

B- Type 6009 + 6209 + 6145

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

B- Type 6009 + 6209 + 6145

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 6145

21

1 2

PRI

- +U

M

4

12

23

1

V313

13V3

1

32

12

4

M

13V3

1

32

12

4

M

+I

A

CB

BC

A

BC

A

Type 732H

Type 732H

Type 732H

Mains

21

1 2

PRI

- +U

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

1

E+

FPE-

2

M

CH+12

+12CH

M

2

E-FP

E+

1

+I

C

AB

BA

C

C

AB

G- Type 6923

Mains

Type 732H

Type 732H

Type 732H

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

B- Type 6601

Type 660C

Type 6701

Type 6621

Type 662C

Type 6721

Type 6611

Type 661C

Type 6711

Type 6xxx/F

54

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

6PT3

VIDEO B

C

+-T4

A

12T1

6S5T2 4

21

21

M

4

12

23

1

V313

Art.692P

692PArt.

A

CB

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 732H

Art. 6209 + 6009 + 692P + 6145Art. 6209 + 6009/C + 692P + 6145

Art. 6209 + 692P

Art. 6309,Art. 6329,Art. 6309/C

VARIANT

Wiring diagram of intercommunicating interphones/monitors

without separator type 692S.

On ELVOX 2-WIRE audio/video door entry systems, the Petrarca and

Giotto interphones/monitors can make intercommunicating calls. During

an intercommunicating conversation, the entire system remains enga-

ged until the end of the conversation; only calls from entrance panels

can interrupt an intercommunicating conversation.

To enable monitor type 6309 and 6309/C for intercommunicating calls,

program the pushbuttons as described in the programming phases. The

auxiliary service stair light pushbutton can also be reprogrammed for

intercommunicating calls, but the previously assigned function would be

lost.


B- Type 6309

Type 6329

Type 6309/P

Type 6309/C

Type 6329/C

Type 6309/CP

A- Type 6209 + 692P

B- Type 6209 + 692P + 692P + 6145

Type 6009/C + 6209 + 692P + 6145

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLERS

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

tion.

- After removing the packing, check the integrity of the set. Packing components (plastic bags, expanded polystyrene etc.) are dan-

gerous for children. Installation must be carried out according to national safety regulations.

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

contacts.

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

- Use this set only for the purposes designed, i.e.for electric door-opener systems. Any other use may be dangerous. The manu-

facturer is not responsible for damage caused by improper, erroneous or irrational use.

- Before cleaning or maintenance, disconnect the set.

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

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

- Safety may be compromised if these instructions are disregarded.

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

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

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

- The ominipolar switch must be easily accessed.

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

- This leaflet must always be enclosed with the equipment.

Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE)

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

separately from household refuse and must therefore be assigned to a differentiated collection centre for electrical and electronic

equipment or returned to the dealer upon purchase of a new, equivalent item of equipment.

The user is responsible for assigning the equipment, at the end of its life, to the appropriate collection facilities.

Suitable differentiated collection, for the purpose of subsequent recycling of decommissioned equipment and environmentally com-

patible treatment and disposal, helps prevent potential negative effects on health and the environment and promotes the recycling

of the materials of which the product is made. For further details regarding the collection systems available, contact your local waste

disposal service or the shop from which the equipment was purchased.

Risks connected to substances considered as dangerous (WEEE).

According to the WEEE Directive, substances since long usually used on electric and electronic appliances are considered dange-

rous for people and the environment. The adequate differentiated collection for the subsequent dispatch of the appliance for the

recycling, treatment and dismantling (compatible with the environment) help to avoid possible negative effects on the environment

and health and promote the recycling of material with which the product is compound.

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