Vimar 41002 User manual

Use and Configuration Manual
41002 - 41005
Due Fili Plus audio, audio/video units

2
41002 - 41005

3
41002 - 41005
General information 4
Description 4
Warnings and advice 5
Keys and status LEDs 6
Status LEDs 7
Operation 8
Functions 9
Pan/Zoom function (only for 41005) 9
Picture control (41005) 10
Dusk/dawn function 10
Teleloop and control voice synthesis function 10
Configurations 11
Installer menu 12
Using the push buttons to navigate the menu 12
LEDs and menu structure 13
Selecting order of push button modules 14
Push button remapping 16
Automatic procedure for assigning IDs to Indoor Stations 17
Automatic procedure for assigning IDs to Outdoor Stations 18
Set lock time 19
Set talk time 20
Setting the audio level 21
Reset factory settings/Restart/Reset internal memory 22
Reset factory settings 23
Restart entire system 24
External memory reset 24
Setting push button behaviour according to the call button 25
Camera enabling (only 41002) 27
Common locks 28
Advanced configuration with SaveProg software 30
Index

4
41002 - 41005
Audio electronic unit with input for CCTV type external camera (41002) and audio/video electronic unit, wide-angle
teleloop (41005) for Pixel Series, Outdoor Stations, for use in systems with Due Fili Plus technology. Both are equipped
with:
• full-duplex audio with Larsen effect removal;
• automatic gain control on loudspeaker power output, according to the type of installation;
• four traditional call buttons to the Indoor Stations in two rows (2+2).
• input for optional local additional power supply unit (with power supply unit 6923)
The audio electronic unit with input for camera (41002) works by default as audio only.
Nevertheless, transmission of the video signal can be enabled via SaveProg or by following the “Configuration”
procedure described below (in chapter: Configuration - Camera enabling).
N.B.: When there is no video signal at the M-V terminals, any video entryphones that receive the call from this module
will switch on but will not show a valid image.
This is not a malfunction.
General information
Description
The audio/video version electronic unit (41005) is equipped with:
• cameras and white LED lighting in the recording area with automatic brightness control according to the ambient
light.
• camera with pan/zoom function controlled directly from the Indoor Station;
• two picture control modes: standard and portrait enhanced;
Hearing-impaired
function and voice
synthesis for visually
impaired users
Visual call signalling
Automatic
brightness
control
Echo canceller
and noise
reduction
Automatic gain
control
Camera with
wide-angle
lens.

5
41002 - 41005
Audio frequency function for hearing aids (Teleloop)
The electronic unit can be used by people wearing hearing aids.
For correct functioning of the hearing aid, please refer to its instruction manual.
Any metal objects or electronic equipment in the vicinity may affect the quality of the sound received by the hearing aid.
Warnings and advice
1.8 m
(83°)
1m
1,65m1,20 m
(41005)
2,6 m (104°)
1m
(41005)
1.8 m
(83°)
1m
1,65m1,20 m
(41005)
2,6 m (104°)
1m
(41005)

6
41002 - 41005
The TAB 7559 video entryphone can be operated using the touch keys described below.
Keys and status LEDs
1. LED for light signals, see Status LEDs
2. Mini USB connector for configuration via PC and specific software
3. Call buttons and Configuration
4 Speaker
5 Microphone
6 Recording area lighting LED
Camera (only 41005)
N.B.: the aesthetic finish is purely indicative
1
3 3
2
1
4
5
6 67

7
41002 - 41005
LED DESCRIPTION
When on, communication is active, when flashing the call is under way
When on, it signals the Bus is busy, when flashing communication was unsuccessful
It turns on when the lock is operated
Situation On (s) Period (s) Duration (s)
Attempt to call with BUS busy 0.1 0.2 2
Call to Indoor Station with ringtone mute 0.1 0.2 5
Call to Indoor Station busy 0.2 0.4 5
The Indoor Station called does not exist 0.1 0.2 1
Secondary ID assignment with parent > 50 0.1 0.2 1
Situation On (s) Period (s)
The chosen configuration has a value that
does not fall within the standard range (it was
changed with SaveProg)
0.1 0.5
Configuration is being reset to the factory value 0.1 0.2
Input for automatic ID assignment to Indoor
Stations pending choice of push button to
start with
0.5 1
The Outdoor Station is verifying whether another
one with the same ID exists 0.25 1
Pending verification whether another Outdoor
Station with the same ID exists
0.25
N.B.: they are offset by 0.25s from
one another, giving the impression of
clockwise rotation
1
Push button remapping The LED paired with the button to be
remapped remains permanently lit N.O.
Pending sorting of additional push button
modules 0.5 1
Some of the LEDs illustrated below only come on in certain conditions.
RED LED :
WHITE LEDS:
The situation of remaining in bootloader lasts 10 s from entry.
It exits automatically if the update is not started.
The situation is signalled by the green LED signalling active communication/call under way coming on, and if the electronic unit is powered
by BUS, simultaneously with the lighting of a single white LED, the bottom right one.
Status LEDs

8
41002 - 41005
Operation
N.B.: from this paragraph onwards, only the audio/video electronic unit 41005 will be illustrated; however, the functions
described also apply for the Audio electronic unit 41002, except where specified.
Calls to Indoor Stations
the audio/video electronic unit 41005 can manage up to 4 calls to Indoor Stations, using four traditional push buttons in
two rows (2+2) and, in combination with additional push button modules 41010 (41011), up to a maximum of 84 button
calls.
Lock release control and additional push buttons
An electrical lock connected directly to terminals S+ and S- can be controlled and an additional local push button to
release a door lock to terminals CA+ and CA-.
Alternatively to terminals CA+ and CA- they can be configured using the SaveProg software, as input of a sensor for
signalling “Door open”.
Dusk/dawn function
Dusk/dawn function for automatically adjusting the brightness according to the ambient light.
This adjustment affects the white LEDs lighting the recording area (only for 41005), and the key backlighting LEDs.
Teleloop
Hearing-impaired function for hearing aid wearers
Basic and advanced configuration
The basic configuration of the Electronic unit is possible using the 4 push buttons on the front and the related LEDs for
the following parameters:
• selecting order of push button modules, push button remapping and default grouping of push buttons;
• automatic configuration of Indoor Station and Outdoor Station addresses;
• lock/talk time and audio level setting;
• configuration of common locks
• reset factory settings and external memory;
• restart of all devices;
• camera enabling (41002).
Moreover, the Electronic unit can be configured in an advanced way using the SaveProg software.

9
41002 - 41005
This function of the Electronic Unit allows an Indoor Station with specific characteristics to zoom the image recorded by
the camera.
Please refer to SaveProg for configuration details.
Example of the pan/zoom function with Indoor Station Tab7549
Functions
Pan/Zoom function (only for 41005)
The device performs a zoom divided up into 5 zones
In both cases, once the sequence is finished, press the key again to return to the normal display
2. Press to display the zones in sequence anti-clockwise
3. Press to display the zones in sequence clockwise
23
1
3
4
5
2
3
4
2
1
5

10
41002 - 41005
The standard mode provides optimal operation in typical environmental conditions, while the enhanced portrait mode
highlights the caller in a backlit situation (such as at dawn).
Can be selected with SaveProg.
This lets you enable automatic brightness control of the Outdoor Station backlighting according to the ambient light
brightness.
Can be selected with SaveProg.
Electronic units 41002 and 41005 are ideal for people who are physically challenged, wear a hearing aid or are partially
sighted.
Enable the hearing aid, referring to its instruction manual.
Note: any metal objects or electronic equipment nearby may compromise the quality of the sound received by the
hearing aid.
Control voice synthesis can be enabled with SaveProg.
Picture control (41005)
Dusk/dawn function
Teleloop and control voice synthesis function
30 / 40 cm
30 / 40 cm

11
41002 - 41005
Configurations
Configuration of the Electronic unit is done using the SaveProg system software.
However, some parameters can be modified using the Electronic unit itself, using the 4 basic push buttons and the 4
related signalling LEDs.
In some cases the push buttons and LEDs of the additional modules are used too.
To access this menu, you need to enter a code comprising a sequence of push buttons. This sequence can be modified
using SaveProg or, if the Electronic unit is combined with the Display Module 41018, from the menu on the latter.
Access to programming
When combined with display module 41018, certain parameters can be configured using the programming menu on the
same, in the Outdoor Station section.
N.B.: If modules 41002 and 41005 are connected to a display 41018, configuration using the 4 push buttons is not
enabled.
If this is the case, use SaveProg or disconnect the display momentarily, wait 30 seconds for the entrance panel to
recognise that the display is no longer connected, then proceed with configuration and then reconnect the display.
beep
beep
Enter the sequence of push
buttons making up the code
(default 1234)
ReleasePress and hold down for
more than 5 seconds until
you hear a tone
> 5sec
Entry into the configuration
menu is signalled by an
acoustic signal.
Press to select the desired
menu item.

12
41002 - 41005
Installer menu
Using the push buttons to navigate the menu
To select the items to configure, browse the menu using only the 4 basic push buttons, whereas the position inside the
menu is provided by the number and position of the LEDs that are on.
To navigate the main level of the menu, press the navigation keys and then the confirmation key to perform the
function.
Some functions envisage a sub-menu. In this case the confirm key takes you to secondary levels of the menu.
PREVIOUS Selects the previous item in the menu
NEXT Selects the next item in the menu
DEL Exits the menu or cancels the configuration under way
OK Enters the selected menu item or confirms the start of a procedure

13
41002 - 41005
LEDs and menu structure
Selecting order
of push button
modules
Push button
remapping
Automatic
procedure for
assigning IDs to
Indoor Stations
Automatic
procedure for
assigning IDs to
Outdoor Stations
Lock time
ID assignment for non
secondary Outdoor
Stations
1 second (default)
ID assignment for all
Outdoor Stations 5 seconds
4 flashing LEDs:
Different value
Conversation time Audio level
Reset factory
settings/Restart/
Reset internal
memory
Setting push button
behaviour according
to the call button
Enabling the camera Common locks
2 minutes (default) Level 1 Reset factory settings
(default) Single rocker button Camera disabled Start configuration of common locks
5 minutes Level 2 Restart entire system Single axial button
(default)
Camera enabled
(default)
4 flashing LEDs:
Different value Level 3 (default) External memory reset Double axial button
Level 4

14
41002 - 41005
Selecting order of push button modules
This procedure allows you to assign the order of the additional push button modules connected to the Electronic unit.
The order of the modules determines the numbering of the push buttons, the 4 push buttons of the electronic unit
(41002-41005) are automatically put in first place.
Press to choose how to
order any additional push
button modules connected
to the Electronic unit
The electronic unit LEDs
begin to flash slowly
MODULE 1 MODULE 3
MODULE 2 MODULE 4
MODULE 5
The initial order can be modified, by touching
any push button in sequence according to
the new desired order. After touching a push
button, you have 10 seconds to touch the
push button on the subsequent module.
MODULE 1 MODULE 3
MODULE 2
UNSORTED
MODULE
MODULE 4
The LEDs on all the modules Art. 41010 will
start flashing. The number of flashing LEDs for
each module indicates their current position,
so that module number 1 will only have one
flashing LED and so on. If all the LEDs on a
module are flashing, this means the module
has not been sorted yet.
1 2
3
45

15
41002 - 41005
MODULE 3 MODULE 4
MODULE 1 MODULE 2
MODULE 5
The push button at the top left of the first
module will take the number 5, the push
button at top left of the second module 15,
and so on.
MODULE 3 MODULE 4
MODULE 1
MODULE 5
MODULE 2
When the position of a module has been
defined, a number of LEDs equal to the
chosen position will light up permanently.
6
7
9
8
10
11
13
12
14
16
17
19
18
20
21
23
22
24
25 35 45
155
The procedure ends automatically after
ordering the last module.
The LEDs light up permanently, the Outdoor
Station emits a warning tone.
BEEP
26
27
29
28
30
31
33
32
34
36
37
39
38
40
41
43
42
44
46
47
49
48
50
51
53
52
54

16
41002 - 41005
Push button remapping
By default each push button of the Outdoor Station calls an Indoor Station according to its sequential position.
This correspondence can be modified using this procedure
Press to select the function Press to change the
correspondence between
the push button and the
Indoor Station.
MODULE 3 MODULE 4
MODULE 1 MODULE 2
MODULE 5
Only the corresponding LED stays on.
Within 30 seconds, press the same push
button to set its configuration to default.
MODULE 3 MODULE 4
MODULE 1
MODULE 5
MODULE 2
All the LEDs start flashing, press the push
button to be remapped.
> 30s
Press to exit
programming
Press to remap
another push
button
Press a key among the
following on the Indoor
Station to associate. Lock,
F1, F2, relay activation or
switchboardcall
The Electronic unit emits an
acoustic signal to confirm
the new association

17
41002 - 41005
Automatic procedure for assigning IDs to Indoor Stations
This procedure allows the automatic routing of Indoor Station IDs.
N.B.: the Electronic unit from which this configuration is performed, if vertical, must be Master.
Whereas if it is horizontal, it must function as Master via appropriate programming of one or more routers Art. 69RS.
N.B.: the assignment varies according to the Indoor Station used, see specific documentation for details.
Press repeatedly, until the
LEDs light up as in the
previous section, to select
the function.
The electronic unit LEDs
begin to flash slowly
Press to start the
procedure
Request the assignment from
an Indoor Station (*).
The main Indoor Station must
be assigned first, followed by
its secondary indoor stations,
where present.
Press the push button
from which the automatic
assignment of IDs to
Indoors Stations requesting
it will begin
After each successful assignment,
the Electronic unit automatically
emits a verification call towards the
recently encoded Indoor Station
< 5m
beep
After each completed assignment, you have a further 5 minutes to do the next one
< 5m
beep

18
41002 - 41005
Automatic procedure for assigning IDs to Outdoor Stations
This procedure allows the automatic routing of Outdoor Station IDs (only Outdoor Stations that support automatic ID
assigning).
The lit LED indicates the procedure selected
(*) Note: Only do this in the Outdoor Station which you wish to assign the Master ID to (ID=1)
(*) N.B.: in the event of ID assignment in the "Assignment for all Outdoor Stations” mode, if the Electronic unit already
has a previously set ID, it will perform a check as to the existence of other Outdoor Stations with the same ID; if one is
present, it will launch a new procedure for the assignment of a different ID for itself.
Press repeatedly, until the
LEDs light up as in the
previous section, to select
the function.
Press to confirm
Press to select the procedure Press to confirm
Non-secondary Outdoor
Stations (*)
All Outdoor
Stations
At the end of the procedure, the Outdoor
Station emits an acoustic warning to confirm
the procedure has ended and exits the
programming menu.
During the ID search, the push buttons
on the Outdoor Stations involved turn on
in turn clockwise, whereas during the ID
uniqueness check, all the push buttons flash
simultaneously.
beep

19
41002 - 41005
Set lock time
In this section, you can set the lock activation time. The settable values by the Electronic unit are 1 second (default) or 5
seconds.
Other values can be set (from 0/disabled to 254 seconds) using SaveProg.
(*) Warning if all 4 LEDs are flashing, this means you are changing a configuration made with SaveProg and so, once
modified, you will be unable to restore it from the Electronic unit.
The lit LED indicates the lock time (*)
Press repeatedly, until the
LEDs light up as in the
previous section, to select
the function.
Press to view the setting
status and if necessary
amend it
Press if necessary to amend the value Press to confirm
1 second 5 seconds
Press to exit
programming
Press to set the
subsequent item “Talk
time”
Press to set the first
value possible
Press to set the last
value possible

20
41002 - 41005
Set talk time
In this section, you can set the talk time. The settable values by the Electronic unit are 2 minutes (default) or 5 minutes.
Other values can be set (from 10 a 2540 seconds) using SaveProg.
(*) Warning if all 4 LEDs are flashing, this means you are changing a configuration made with SaveProg and so, once
modified, you will be unable to restore it from the Electronic unit.
The lit LED indicates the current time (*)
Press repeatedly, until the
LEDs light up as in the
previous section, to select
the function.
Press to view the setting
status and if necessary
amend it
Press to set the first
value possible
Press to set the last
value possible
Press if necessary to amend the value Press to confirm
Press to exit
programming
Press to set the
subsequent item “Audio
level”
2 minutes 5 minutes