Comelit 3455 Owner's manual

EN
PROGRAMMING
MANUAL
8” Simplebus 1 and 2 touch module
art. 3455, 3455U
8” IP (ViP) touch module
art. 3456, 3456U

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
8” TOUCHSCREEN MODULE FOR ULTRA ENTRANCE PANEL ....................................................................................................3
PROGRAMMING VIA VIP MANAGER...............................................................................................................................................4
A Connecting the computer via Bluetooth .............................................................................................................................4
BConnecting the computer via Micro-USB ..........................................................................................................................6
C Connecting the computer via LAN.......................................................................................................................................6
SEARCHING FOR DEVICES TO CONFIGURE ...............................................................................................................................10
INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................................................................11
Device information.................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Device description .................................................................................................................................................................11
ADDRESSING...................................................................................................................................................................................11
ViP address.............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
IP address................................................................................................................................................................................11
SETTINGS......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Date and time .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Trade function .........................................................................................................................................................................14
Hardware .................................................................................................................................................................................14
Welcome messages................................................................................................................................................................15
LAYOUT ............................................................................................................................................................................................16
Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................16
Languages ...............................................................................................................................................................................17
DIRECTORIES ..................................................................................................................................................................................18
Name directory........................................................................................................................................................................18
Exporting the name directory ................................................................................................................................................19
Importing the name directory ................................................................................................................................................ 19
Exporting the building directory ............................................................................................................................................19
Importing the building directory............................................................................................................................................19
BUTTONS IMAGE.............................................................................................................................................................................20
MAP IMAGES ...................................................................................................................................................................................21
SCREENSAVER................................................................................................................................................................................21
Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................21
EVENTS LOG ....................................................................................................................................................................................22
MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................................................................................22
Restarting the device..............................................................................................................................................................22
Resetting the device...............................................................................................................................................................22
Updating device firmware ......................................................................................................................................................22
Saving the configuration ........................................................................................................................................................22
Restore configuration............................................................................................................................................................. 23

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8” TOUCHSCREEN MODULE FOR ULTRA ENTRANCE PANEL
Bluetooth connection for device configuration using ViP Manager.
User-friendly graphic interface, oers customisation of the button interface for direct calls to the switchboard,
commercial activities (with corresponding logos), activation of an opening or a light, and viewing of apartment
block messages.
It can be used as a number keypad module for calling the user directly when the code is known and for access
control with the activation of audio or audio/video module outputs and system actuators.
8” high-visibility capacitive display, with selectable theme (white or black).
It has a Wiegand output for interfacing with access control systems.
Equipped with an RFID reader for activating an opening using keys or Comelit cards.
3455 8” Touch Module for Simplebus 1 and Simplebus 2 systems, serial communication protocol S,
complete with accessories for mounting on third-party entrance panels.
Compatible with the following audio and audio/video units:
Simplebus 2 Simplebus 1
4681 1621
1621VC 4680C 1622 1622VC
3455U 8” Touch Module for Simplebus 1 and Simplebus 2 systems, serial communication protocol
UDB, complete with accessories for mounting on third-party entrance panels.
Compatible with the following audio and audio/video modules:
Simplebus 2 Simplebus 1
UT2020
UT2020B
UT2020W
UT2010 UT2010B
UT2010W UT2010VC
UT2010VCB
UT2010VCW
UT1020
UT1020B
UT1020W
UT1010 UT1010B
UT1010W UT1010VC
UT1010VCB
UT1010VCW
3456 8” Touch module for IP (ViP) systems, serial communication protocol S, complete with
accessories for third-party entrance panel mounting.
Compatible with audio/video unit. 4682HD.
IP (ViP)
4682HD
3456U 8” Touch module for IP (ViP) systems, serial communication protocol UDB, complete with
accessories for third-party entrance panel mounting.
Compatible with the following audio and audio/video modules:
IP (ViP)
UT8020
UT8020B
UT8020W
UT8010
UT8010B
UT8010W

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PROGRAMMING VIA VIP MANAGER
Programming via ViP Manager, in addition to the basic configurations, allows full and customised programming:
• change call layout
• customise buttons by adding images or company logos
• set a pre-saved screensaver or load a custom screensaver
• activate RFID keys
• set a welcome message
To view and program the entrance panel via ViP Manager:
√System requirements: Min. operating system Windows 7-64bit, min. NET Framework: 4.7.2, min. CPU
2GHz Dual Core, min. RAM 4GB; min. free memory 200MB
1. Download the software free of charge from the website pro.comelitgroup.com
2. Connect the computer to the touch module using one of the following methods:
ABluetooth
BMicro-USB
C LAN
3. Search for the device to configure as described in section “Searching for devices to configure"
A CONNECTING THE COMPUTER VIA BLUETOOTH
√The computer must have a Windows operating system.
√The computer must have Bluetooth enabled and must allow other Bluetooth devices to be
found.
1. Power the entrance panel as described in the table “Connection via Bluetooth"
2. Press the lock-release button
7 2
APRIPORTA
12 3
45 6
78
0
9
APRIPORTA
LOCK-RELEASE
3. Press
4. Enter the supercode (default: 778899)
5. Press “Bluetooth”
6. Press “Enable”
7. Press “Use ViP Manager”
8. Press “Pair computer”
9. Press “Scan” to start searching for available devices
10. Select the device you want to pair to start the pairing procedure

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Associa computer
-79dE
COMPUTER0000999
69:7A:7C:76:21:5F Autorizzato
Connesso
-79dE
COMPUTER0000323
62:7D:7B:76:21:5F Autorizzato
Connesso
Ferma Scansiona
-79dE
COMPUTER0000323
62:7D:7B:76:21:5F Autorizzato
Connesso
Connected
Authorised
11. You will see the Touch module pairing request on your computer: follow the wizard to complete device
connection
» At the end of the procedure on the Touch module, the device is identified as “Connected” and
“Authorised”
-79dE
COMPUTER0000323
62:7D:7B:76:21:5F Autorizzato
Connesso
Connected
Authorised
12. Press to return to the ViP Manager screen
13. Press repeatedly to return to the “Settings” screen
14. On your computer, open the Bluetooth Devices menu and select “Join a Personal Area Network”
Rimuovi icona
Apri impostazioni
Aggiungi a Personal Area Network
Ricevi un file
Receive a file
Join a Personal Area Network
Open Settings
Remove Icon
15. A window will appear on your computer: right-click on the “3455X_XXXXXXXXXXXX” icon and select
the following options: “Connect Via” / “Access Point”
Connetti tramite Punto di accesso
Crea collegamento
Rimuovi dispositivo
Risoluzione dei problemi
Proprietà
Connect via Access Point
Create shortcut
Remove device
Troubleshoot
Properties
» It is now possible to connect to the Touch Module using ViP Manager software

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BCONNECTING THE COMPUTER VIA MICRO-USB
√Before connecting the USB cable, power up the entrance panel
1. Power the entrance panel as described in the table “Connection via Micro-USB"
2. Connect the PC to the Touch module using the USB cable
3. Press the lock-release button
7 2
APRIPORTA
12 3
45 6
78
0
9
APRIPORTA
LOCK-RELEASE
4. Press
5. Enter the supercode (default: 778899)
6. Press “USB”
7. Press “Enable network connection”
C CONNECTING THE COMPUTER VIA LAN
fConnect the entrance panel as described in the table “Connection via LAN"

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with 3455 in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455 in Simplebus 1 systems
4681 1621
1621VC 4680C 1622VC 1622
1210A
+
1596B
J11 J11
4888C
+
1596B
1596B
with 3455U in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455U in Simplebus 1 systems
UT2020
UT2020B
UT2020W
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT2010VC
UT2010VCB
UT2010VCW
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT1010VC
UT1010VCB
UT1010VCW
UT1010
UT1010B
UT1010W
1210A
+
1596B
J4 J4
4888C
+
1596B
1596B
with 3456 in IP (ViP) systems with 3456U in IP (ViP) systems
4682HD UT8020 UT8020B UT8020W UT8010 UT8010B UT8010W
4682HD
3456
+
V V-
GND
1596B
1596B
UT8020
3456U
+
V- V
UT8010
Connection via Bluetooth

with 3455 in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455 in Simplebus 1 systems
4681 1621
1621VC 4680C 1622VC 1622
1210A
+
1596B
J11 J11
4888C
+
1596B
1596B
with 3455U in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455U in Simplebus 1 systems
UT2020
UT2020B
UT2020W
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT2010VC
UT2010VCB
UT2010VCW
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT1010VC
UT1010VCB
UT1010VCW
UT1010
UT1010B
UT1010W
1210A
+
1596B
J4 J4
4888C
+
1596B
1596B
with 3456 in IP (ViP) systems with 3456U in IP (ViP) systems
4682HD UT8020 UT8020B UT8020W UT8010 UT8010B UT8010W
+
V V-
GND
1596B
4682HD
3456 1596B
UT8020 UT8010
3456U
+
V- V
Connection via Micro-USB

with 3455 in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455 in Simplebus 1 systems
4681 1621
1621VC 4680C 1622VC 1622
1210A
+
1596B
J11 J11
++ -
TX
4888C
+
1596B
++ -
TX
1596B
++ -
TX
with 3455U in Simplebus 2 systems with 3455U in Simplebus 1 systems
UT2020
UT2020B
UT2020W
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT2010VC
UT2010VCB
UT2010VCW
UT2010
UT2010B
UT2010W
UT1010VC
UT1010VCB
UT1010VCW
UT1010
UT1010B
UT1010W
1210A
+
1596B
J4 J4
++ -
TX
C
4888C
+
1596B
++ -
TX
C
1596B
++ -
TX
C
with 3456 in IP (ViP) systems with 3456U in IP (ViP) systems
4682HD UT8020 UT8020B UT8020W UT8010 UT8010B UT8010W
+ +
V V-
GND + -
TX
4682HD
3456
1596B
UT8020
++ -
TX
3456U
+
V- V
1596B
UT8010
Connection via LAN

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SEARCHING FOR DEVICES TO CONFIGURE
Remote NDIS
based Internet
Sharing Device Micro-
USB
Ethernet card
LAN
Bluetooth Device
(Personal Area
network)
Bluetooth
√Connect the Touch module to the computer and open ViP Manager
• In Options (1), Local connections (2), select the correct Network interface (3) according to the method
used to connect the computer and the Touch module (Micro-USB, LAN, Bluetooth).
• Confirm by pressing OK (4)
• Click Scan system (5) to start searching for devices
• Select the device

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INFORMATION
DEVICE INFORMATION
This section shows information relating to the device (the fields cannot be edited)
DEVICE DESCRIPTION
• Description: a clear description corresponding to the Touch module can be entered in this field (e.g.: main
entrance 1, etc.).
ADDRESSING
VIP ADDRESS
• ViP address: assign the relevant ViP address to the Touch module (not required in Simplebus
installations).
IP ADDRESS
IP address
• IP address mode: select the desired addressing mode.
◊ Auto IP: an IP address will be assigned to the devices automatically (Default).
◊ DHCP: an IP address will automatically be assigned to the devices if the system is connected to a
server with the DHCP function active.
◊ Static: an IP address should be assigned to the devices manually.
• IP netmask: enter an IP netmask which is compatible with your system (Default: 255.255.0.0).
• Use default gateway: enable the default gateway to provide an Internet connection for the device. An
Internet connection is not required for the device to work, however is it required for time syncing via NTP
and for receiving automatic firmware updates (Default: not selected).
• Gateway address: IP address of the default gateway (Default: 0.0.0.0).
DNS servers
• Primary DNS: primary DNS server (Default: 8.8.8.8).
• Secondary DNS: secondary DNS server (Default: 8.8.4.4).
SETTINGS
General
• Show only names: if the option is enabled (default), the contents of the “Description” field in the “Name
directory” menu will be shown, if completed
Description
Enrico Rossi
Elena Damiani
If the option is disabled, the contents of the “Call address” field in the “Name directory” menu will be
shown, regardless of whether the “Description” field contains any information
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Enrico Rossi
Elena Damiani

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• Search results sorting method
◊ Sort by name (default): the results of searching for names in the directory will be displayed in
alphabetic order
◊ Sort by call address: the results of searching for names in the directory will be displayed in
ascending call address order
◊ Dynamic sort: if the first character entered in the user search field is a letter, the names in the
directory will be displayed in alphabetical order; if the first character entered in the search field is a
number, the search results for the names in the directory will be displayed in ascending call address
order
• Supercode: code (minimum 4 digits, maximum 6) that provides authorisation to program the Touch
module (default: 778899)
• Access code length (no. of digits): number of characters making up the access codes (from 4 to 6,
default: 5)
• System type: select the type of system in which the Touch module is fitted.
with art. 3456 and 3456U
◊ ViP: standard ViP system.
◊ ViP – Directory synced with Simplekey: ViP system with user directory synced using Simplekey
module art. SK9020. The status of the RFID reader will be indicated on the Touch module by the
colour of the symbol.
◊ ViP - Directory synced with Gateway: ViP system with user directory synced using multi-user Gateway
art. 1456B.
with art. 3455 and 3455U
◊ Simplebus: Simplebus system.
◊ Simplebus Top: Simplebus Top system.
◊ SBC indirect call: Simplebus system with call by means of indirect call code.
◊ SBC TOP indirect call: Simplebus Top system with call by means of indirect call code.
◊ SBC – Directory synced with Simplekey: Simplebus system with user directory synced using
Simplekey module art. SK9020. The status of the RFID reader will be indicated on the Touch module
by the colour of the symbol.
◊ SBC TOP – Directory synced with Simplekey: Simplebus Top system with user directory synced using
Simplekey module art. SK9020. The status of the RFID reader will be indicated on the Touch module
by the colour of the symbol.
Language
• Main language: select the display language for the menus and alert messages (default: English)
Dial pattern (only with art. 3456 and 3456U)
• Maximum number of digits to enter: select the maximum number of digits that the user can enter on the
Touch module keypad.
• Split points: click on the boxes to enter the split points.
• Pattern: field used to enter the ViP address, automatically filled in after code input.
• Enter dividing character after digit: for values other than zero, the dividing character “-” is automatically
entered during input of the code to call in the position indicated in the parameter.
Example
The function can be used if you want to limit the ViP addresses that can be reached by an external unit. Part of
the ViP code will be automatically filled in by the Touch module according to the number pattern entered, while
the last digits should be entered by the user according to the address they want to call.
Every time a split point is entered, a group of digits is created and associated with a colour. In this case there
are three:
• Group 1 (green)
• Group 2 (fuchsia)
• Group 3 (light pink)
With the parameters set as above, here are a few examples of how the Touch module will behave when the
user enters the ViP address:
If no digits are entered for the group, the directory will automatically fill in the group fields using the values
entered in the Pattern parameter.
If the user enters 97, the ViP address called will be: 12345697

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If the exact number of group digits is entered, the directory will accept the digits entered.
If the user enters 91297, the ViP address called will be: 12391297
If fewer digits are entered than the actual number in the group, the directory will replace the missing values with
“0”.
If the user enters 297, the ViP address called will be: 12300297
Gateway connections (only with art. 3456 and 3456U)
Available if “ViP - Gateway synchronised” system type is selected.
• ViP address: enter the ViP address for the gateway art. 1456B which the module needs to sync with
• UDP Port: enter the UDP port for connection to gateway art. 1456B
• TCP port: enter the TCP port for connection of gateway art. 1456B
• IP address/Hostname: enter the IP/Hostname address for connection of gateway art. 1456B
DATE AND TIME
The Touch module has an internal clock which maintains the date and time settings for 5 days even if the
power supply is cut o.
NTP settings
• Sync mode
◊ Independent: the date and time are adjusted Locally (via the internal clock) or via the Comelit Cloud
service; Local or Cloud can be selected using the “Sync type” parameter.
◊ Master: the Touch module set as Master will sync the date and time on the devices set as Slave with
its own. The date and time are adjusted Locally (via the internal clock), via NTP server or via the Cloud
service (these can be selected via the “Sync type” parameter). When Master mode is selected, the
device restarts and once it has restarted, a broadcast message is sent to inform all Slaves that the
Module is set as Master. The module set as Master forwards the broadcast message every hour and
at every restart to inform the others that it is the Master.
Caution: If several modules have been configured as Master, this means each of them will send
a broadcast message by notifying all Slaves they need to sync with it. The Slaves will therefore
continue to change Master because the most recently received broadcast takes precedence. In the
configuration of the Slave, the Address parameter is not used to indicate which Master to sync with
because syncing between Master and Slave takes place automatically (if it is indicated, it will then be
overwritten at the next Master broadcast).
◊ Slave: the date and time will be synced by the device set as Master.
• Sync type:
◊ Local: the date and time are set locally on the module.
◊ NTP: the date and time are provided by an NTP (Network Time Protocol) service. The module must
have an Internet connection for this type of syncing.
◊ Cloud: the date and time are provided by the Comelit Cloud service. The module must have an
Internet connection for this type of syncing.
• Address: if the module is set with Master “Sync mode” and NTP “Sync type”, enter the IP address or
hostname of the NTP server. If all modules in the system are set as Slave and a Master does not exist,
the IP address or hostname of a local or remote NTP server can be entered in this parameter for syncing
purposes.
• Time zone: select the time zone.

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Date and time
• Show date/time: if the option is enabled, the Touch module screen will show the date and time (disabled
by default)
• System date: set the current date and time. Click the button to the right of the field to sync the date and
time on the Touch module with the date and time on the computer you are using
• Time format: select the time display format (12H or 24H, default: 24H)
• Date format: select the date display format (YYYY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, default: DD/
MM/YYYY)
• Date separator: select the date separator (/, ., -, default: /)
TRADE FUNCTION
On specific days of the week and within specific time bands, the specified output can be activated simply by
pressing the “Trade” key.
Output to activate for “Trade” function
Select the output to activate by pressing the “Trade” key.
• Lock-release control: sends a Lock-release command to the audio or audio/video module (default).
• Audio or a/v mod. SE output: activates the SE output for the audio or audio/video module to which the
Touch module is connected.
• Audio or a/v mod. Relay output: activates the relay output for the audio or audio/video module to which
the Touch module is connected.
• Virtual output 1 / Virtual output 2 (only with 3455U and 3456U): activates the Virtual output 1 / Virtual
output 2 of the audio or audio/video module. These outputs can therefore trigger external actuators, etc.
Virtual outputs 1 and 2 must be configured on the audio or audio/video module.
• Touch module relay output: activates the Touch module Relay output.
“Trade” function
Time band 1 / Time band 2
• Enable time band 1 (2): the “Key” button activates the set output in the time bands specified in the
“Validity start time”, “Validity end time” and “Validity days” menus (disabled by default).
• Validity start time: set the start of the time band.
• Validity end time: set the end of the time band.
• Validity days: select the days on which the time bands are enabled.
HARDWARE
Hardware
• Touch module relay activation time (sec): set the duration for Touch module relay activation
• Configure rfid: used to manage the RFID reader on the Touch module
◊ Enabled: enables RFID reader operation in standard mode
◊ Enabled, with RS485 connection: enables operation in conjunction with access control unit art.
SK9020 for Name directory syncing. Set the RS485 address and Serial bus mode in the Serial
communication section
◊ Enabled with Wiegand: enables operation in conjunction with access control units which utilise
Wiegand protocol. The maximum connection cable distance is 150 metres (UTP cable, CAT.5)
◊ Disabled: disables reader operation
• Maximum backlight brightness day: set the brightness value for the touch screen during the day when it
is in use (from 10 to 100, default: 100)
• Minimum backlight brightness day: set the brightness value for the touch screen during the day when it
is in standby (from 10 to 100, default: 70)
• Maximum backlight brightness night: set the brightness value for the touch screen at night when it is in
use (from 10 to 100, default: 30) (only with art. 3455U and 3456U)

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• Minimum backlight brightness night: set the brightness value for the touch screen at night when it is in
standby (from 10 to 100, default: 10) (only with art. 3455U and 3456U)
Serial communication
• RS485 address (conn. D2): enter the address of the RS485 serial for syncing with the name directory with
art. SK9020
• Serial bus mode (conn. D2)
◊ Disabled: syncing is disabled
◊ RS485: syncing is enabled via RS485 connection
Wiegand
• Configure Wiegand: used to set the parameters for connection to an access control unit that is using
Wiegand protocol
◊ Disabled: disables operation
◊ Custom settings: used to set independent Wiegand communication parameters for using the RFID
reader on board the Touch module (if enabled previously) and for using access codes
◊ Default configuration – Setup 1: configuration with standard values, cannot be edited
WELCOME MESSAGES
Message text
• Message header: free area for entering the welcome message header
• Welcome message: free area for entering the welcome message

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LAYOUT
SETTINGS
Layout settings
• Layout type: select the Touch screen display type
◊ Name directory: show call buttons
◊ Custom direct call: show a keypad used to call the user directly when the code is known*
◊ Search by name: display allowing manual searching for user names
◊ Dual-button name directory: show dual call buttons. With this layout configuration, the call buttons
do not take up a whole line (default), but 2 buttons are shown for each line
• Number of buttons: select the number of buttons to which specific functions will be assigned (call to
switchboard, commercial activities, etc.). These buttons are always shown first (from 0 to 2, default: 0, no
button)
• Language button: if the option is enabled on the touch screen, the icon allowing temporary switching of
the menu/alert message display language will be shown (disabled by default)
• “Trade” button: if the option is enabled, the “Trade” button is shown on the Touch screen and can be
used, on specific days of the week and within specific time bands, to activate the set output without
entering any codes
• Lock-release button: if the option is enabled on the touch screen, the “Lock-release” button allowing
access code usage will be shown (enabled by default)
• Random key arrangement: if the option is enabled, the layout of numbers on the keypad used to enter
the access code will change every time it is used
• Call with code button: if the option is enabled, the “Call with code” button is shown on the touch screen
• Sorting type: used to set how the names entered in the directory are shown on the Touch module.
◊ Alphabetic order: the names are shown in alphabetic order, regardless of the order in which they
were entered in the Name directory table
◊ Custom sorting: the names will be shown exactly as they appear in the Name directory table. This
table can be used to arrange users as desired using the computer mouse: press and hold the left
mouse button over the “bell” icon for the user you want to reposition, move the user to the desired
position and release the button
• Font size: select the size of the character to use (Large, Medium or Standard, default: Medium)
• Nameplate size: select the size of the call button (Standard or Large, default: Standard)
• Call confirmation popup: if the option is enabled, when the button corresponding to a user is pressed,
the call is not sent immediately but a pop-up will appear to confirm the procedure (disabled by default)
• Enable building filter page: if the option is enabled, users can be grouped into dierent buildings. The list
of set buildings, with the corresponding name, is shown on the Touch module screen, in the Directories/
Building directory menu. To make a call, you need to select the desired building; at this point only the
names relating to that building will be shown and you will be able to call the desired user
Keyboard settings
• Keypad type: this option is used to select the type of keypad to show (Qwerty, Azerty, Large buttons,
default: Qwerty)
• Default keyboard: this option is used to select the keypad display type (Upper or Lower case, default:
Upper case)
Graphic settings
• Colour: this option is used to select the colour of the touch screen background (Black or White, default:
Black)
• Enable bell icon on buttons: this option is used to display the “Bell” icon next to each user name
(enabled by default). Menu shown if “Name directory” is selected as “Layout type”
• Enable highlighted bell: if the option is enabled, and the selected “Layout type” is “Custom direct call”,
the call button on the screen (with the “bell” symbol) for the Touch module will begin flashing when the first
digit of the call code is entered
• Door opening image display time: this option is used to set for how long, in seconds, the graphics map
will be shown on the Touch module screen after the door entry monitor lock-release button is pressed
during communication
* When this Layout type is selected, if the “xxx indirect call” option has been selected in the Settings/General/
System type menu, a table will be shown at the bottom of the screen in which any characters to be used are

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entered. More than one character can be entered for each line. If only one character is entered for each line, as
many letters as there are in the alphabet can be entered. If several characters are entered per line, a maximum
of 4 lines can be entered.
Direct call letters
Enter the characters you want to show on the keypad in order to make direct calls with alphanumeric codes.
LANGUAGES
In the table shown, the “Language” column lists the languages available for the display if the “Enable language
page” option is enabled.
The “Visible buttons” column can be used to make each language “Visible” or “Not visible” individually. More
than one language can be made “Visible”

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DIRECTORIES
NAME DIRECTORY
• Sorting: shows the order in which the names in the Directory are displayed if the Layout/Settings/"Custom
sorting” option is enabled. When enabled, the “Custom sorting” option can be used to arrange users as
desired using the computer mouse: press and hold the left mouse button over the “bell” icon for the user
you want to reposition, move the user to the desired position and release the button
• Call address / ViP address: enter the call code associated with the Name field
• Indirect call code: enter the alphanumeric code to use on the Number keypad when you want to call
the code entered in the “Call address” field (e.g.: if the “Call address” field contains the value “1” and
the “Indirect call code” field contains the value “300”, when the number “300” is entered on the keypad
followed by the “Bell” key, a call is made to the user with code “1”). Function not available for product
numbers 3456 and 3456U.
• Name: enter the user name that will be shown on the first line of the call button
• Second name: enter the user name that will be shown on the second line of the call button
• Description: enter the text that will be displayed, in a smaller size, above the first line of the call button
• Access code: enter the code to be associated with the user that allows them to activate the set output
• RFID key code: enter the code printed on the RFID token that allows it to activate the set output when
passed in front of the enabled RFID reader
• Output to activate: select the output to activate by entering the “Access code” or by passing the RFID
token in front of the reader
◊ Lock-release control: send a lock-release command (default)
◊ Audio or a/v mod. SE output: activates the SE output for the audio or audio/video module paired
with the Touch module
◊ Audio or a/v mod. Relay output: activates the relay for the audio or audio/video module paired with
the Touch module
◊ Virtual output 1 / Virtual output 2 (only with 3455U and 3456U): activates the Virtual output 1 /
Virtual output 2 of the audio or audio/video module. These outputs can therefore trigger external
actuators, etc. Virtual outputs 1 and 2 must be configured on the audio or audio/video module.
◊ Touch module relay output: activates the Touch module Relay output.
• Visible: used to make the button you are programming visible or not (Visible, Not visible, default: Visible)
• Button image: used to associate each call button with an image or a logo, see “Buttons image” menu
(None, Switchboard image 1 to 2, Button image 1 to 50, default: None)
• Map images: used to pair a graphics map with each call button. It will be shown after the door entry
monitor lock-release button is pressed during communication; see “Map images” menu (None, from Image
01 to Image 30)
• Validity: enter the time validity for the access code and the RFID keys
◊ Permanent: the access code is always valid
◊ Metered: the code is valid for a certain number of uses
◊ Date: the code is only valid for the specified time period
• No. of accesses remaining with code/No. of accesses remaining with RFID: for the codes and RFID
keys set as “Metered”, enter the maximum number of permitted uses. This value will decrease after every
use. Once the permitted limit is reached, the code will no longer be active.
• Validity start date / Validity end date: for codes set as “Date”, enter the Validity start date and the Validity
end date. It is also possible to set other usage limits by completing the “Enable time band” fields (up to
2), specifying the “Validity start time” and “Validity end time” as well as the days of the week on which
they may be used

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EXPORTING THE NAME DIRECTORY
To export the “Name directory”:
1. open the Directories/Name directory menu
2. click "Save file"
3. select the position in which the .csv file is to be saved
IMPORTING THE NAME DIRECTORY
To import the “Name directory”:
1. open the Directories/Name directory menu
2. click "Open file"
3. search your computer for the .csv file to load
4. click “Write page” to save the imported data
BUILDING DIRECTORY
This menu, if the “Enable building filter page” option has been enabled in Layout/Settings, can be used to
group users into buildings as desired, and a name can be assigned to each building in the “Building name”
column.
Users are automatically divided on the basis of groupings by codes set in the columns:
• “Minimum Simplebus address” and “Maximum Simplebus address” (for Simplebus systems)
• “First part of address” (for ViP systems)
Example:
In this example, users with a call code from 1 to 5 will automatically be added to the directory for Building 1;
users with a code from 6 to 10 to Building 2, etc.
The Touch module display will show the buttons with the names entered in the “Building name” column. When
one of these buttons is pressed, only the users belonging to the selected building will be shown and it will be
possible to make a call to the desired user.
EXPORTING THE BUILDING DIRECTORY
To export the “Building directory”:
1. open the Directories/Building directory menu
2. click "Save file"
3. select the position in which the .csv file is to be saved
IMPORTING THE BUILDING DIRECTORY
To import the “Building directory”:
1. open the Directories/Building directory menu
2. click "Open file"
3. search your computer for the .csv file to load
4. click “Write page” to save the imported data

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BUTTONS IMAGE
This section can be used to load up to 52 images or logos for association with the call buttons
Images for switchboards
Images 01-10
Images 11-20
Images 21-30
Images 31-40
Images 41-50
To load an image or a custom logo, right-click in one of the boxes on the right and select the “Load” menu;
select the desired image using the window shown.
Note
Compatible formats are .jpg, .jpeg, .png.
Compatible dimensions are as follows:
• “Standard” button size and “Bell” icon enabled: 420 x 135 pixel
• “Large” button size and “Bell” icon enabled: 420 x 214 pixel
• “Standard” button size and “Bell” icon disabled: 632 x 135 pixel
• “Large” button size and “Bell” icon disabled: 632 x 214 pixel
• Dual button and “Bell” icon enabled: 135 x 135 pixel
• Dual button and “Bell” icon disabled: 263 x 135 pixel