Vimar Elvox 40164 User guide

Installer manual
40164
Telephone interface for Due Fili Plus entryphones and video entryphones

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Index
1. Description .........................................................................................................................................................1
2. Installation..........................................................................................................................................................2
3. Operating modes ...............................................................................................................................................3
3.1 STANDARD mode....................................................................................................................................3
3.2 EXTENDED mode....................................................................................................................................3
3.3 SWITCHBOARD mode ............................................................................................................................4
4. User guide ..........................................................................................................................................................5
4.1 Answering an incoming call from the video/entryphone system ..............................................................5
4.2 Activating Controls ...................................................................................................................................5
4.3 Call transfer (only in Switchboard mode) .................................................................................................5
5. Extended PROGRAMMING ...............................................................................................................................6
5.1 Resetting the programming and the telephone numbers (888 90 400)...................................................6
5.2 Resetting the programming except for telephone numbers (888 90 000)................................................6
5.3 Restart (888 913).....................................................................................................................................6
5.4 Door opening control management method (888 99 1/0 6).....................................................................7
5.5 Rings before answering a telephone call (888 62 SQ).............................................................................7
5.6 Wait time before dialling a telephone number (888 85 T)........................................................................7
5.7 Manual or automatic answer (888 75 C 1/0)............................................................................................7
5.8 Changing the interface address (888 74 C PPP).....................................................................................8
5.9 Master addresses (888 76 C I).................................................................................................................8
5.10 Auto-acquisition of the master address (888 72 C)..................................................................................9
5.11 Programming telephone numbers (888 72 C)..........................................................................................9
5.11a Main telephone numbers “in Standard and Switchboard mode" (888 28 C N).............................9
5.11b Secondary telephone numbers (888 29 C I N).............................................................................9
5.11c Main telephone numbers "in Extended mode" (888 28 C N)........................................................10
5.12 Controls (888 77 M A PPP S)..................................................................................................................10
5.13 Control groups (888 42 S M)....................................................................................................................11
5.14 Events (888 81 E M T PPP 1)..................................................................................................................12
5.15 Delayed answer for entryphone calls (888 79 C T)..................................................................................12
5.16 Telephone line tones (888 83 T F1 F2 D).................................................................................................13
6. Technical characteristics ..................................................................................................................................15
Installation rules - Regulatory compliance .....................................................................................................16

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1. Description
The telephone interface 40164 allows you to forward Due Fili Plus video door entry calls to a remote telephone or to
an internal telephone with the aid of a telephone switchboard.
It is also designed for the self-starting of the main entrance panel, to open the lock on the entrance panel or to control
relays.
Its power supply is from the BUS and it communicates with the Due Fili Plus system, whereas the telephone output
can be connected to an analogue telephone line (PSTN and Fibre Router) or an indoor station of a telephone
switchboard (BCA or FXS port).
N.B.: the indoor station of the telephone switchboard to which the interface is connected must be disabled from
receiving and making calls with the external line.
The telephone interface can only be installed in a vertical Due Fili Plus BUS and it has the same installation
restrictions as any Due Fili Plus indoor station.
It envisages three operating modes depending on the requirements:
• STANDARD (Default)
In this mode, the interface can manage between 1 and 4 homes.
The interface presumes that the IDs assigned to the master indoor station go from 1 to 4; if this is not the case, see
the chapters on the manual assignment of IDs.
For each home, calls can be routed to a maximum of 10 di󰀨erent telephone numbers.
Several telephone interfaces can be installed in the same video door entry system.
• EXTENDED
In this mode, the interface can manage between 5 and a maximum of 40 homes.
The IDs of the master devices must under all circumstances be programmed in sequence from 1 to 40.
For each home, calls can be routed to a max of 1 telephone number.
• SWITCHBOARD
In this mode, the interface can be placed beside a switchboard 40510 to forward the Video door entry call to a
telephone.

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40164
Phone interface 2F+
28V 50 mA
BUS
Fig. 1
(Front view)
Dip Switch - impedance selector
OFF – OFF: no impedance
ON – OFF: 100 Ohm impedance
ON – ON: 50 Ohm impedance
Fig. 2
(Rear view)
LINE
RX Volume
adjustment
TX Volume
adjustment
Blue LED
Operating state
2. Installation
Install the video door entry system and check it is working properly.
• Secure 40164 to a DIN-rail mounting frame.
• Cut o󰀨 the electricity power supply to the video door entry system.
• Connect the “Line” terminals to an internal tap-o󰀨 (N) of the telephone switchboard or directly to the telephone
line.
• Connect the BUS terminals to the 2 li bus of the video door entry system.
• If the device is connected to the end of the bus, set the impedance accordingly using the dip switches.
• Power the entryphone system and make sure the blue LED lights up intermittently (every 4 s).

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3. Operating modes
3.1 STANDARD mode
STANDARD mode is the Default mode of the interface. In this mode, the interface works with the IDs of Indoor
Stations from 1 to 4.
If the IDs of the system are not from 1 to 4 please refer to paragraph 5.9 for programming the dedicated ID.
Associating the rst “main” home telephone (also see paragraph 5.11a)
If the interface is connected directly to the telephone line, from an external telephone we call the telephone number of
the line to which the interface is connected and wait for the three conrmation tones.
If the interface is connected to a switchboard, lift a handset and call the indoor station where the interface is
connected. Wait for the three short answer tones from the interface.
At this stage:
Enter the code 888 28 1 (1 is the ID of the indoor station) followed by the telephone number to re-route
the call to
Wait for the conrmation tone (after approx. 5”)
To associate a telephone to the second ID, enter the code 888 28 2 followed by the telephone number to
re-route the call to
Continue with the other associations
Note: The telephone number can either be an external number or that of an indoor station.
To associate other “secondary” telephones, see paragraph 5.11b.
If an error is made or no conrmation tones are received during programming, simply recall the interface and resume
programming from the last code executed.
3.2 EXTENDED mode
In this mode, the IDs of the master devices must under all circumstances be programmed in sequence from 1 to 40.
In this mode, the interface automatically recognises all the IDs.
Programming the EXTENDED mode and associating a telephone
If the interface is connected directly to the telephone line, from an external telephone we call the telephone number of
the line to which the interface is connected and wait for the three conrmation tones.
If the interface is connected to a switchboard, lift a handset and call the indoor station where the interface is
connected. Wait for the three short answer tones from the interface.
At this stage, congure the interface in the extended mode:
Enter the code 888 78 1 1 4 to activate the ‘EXTENDED’ mode and wait for the conrmation tone
Associate a main telephone
To programme the telephone number associated with home 1 with ID1, type in code 888 30 01 ‘telephone
number’ and wait 5” before listening to the conrmation tone
To programme the telephone number associated with home 2 with ID2, type in code 888 30 02 ‘telephone
number’ and wait 5” before listening to the conrmation tone
Continue with the other associations
N.B.: The telephone number can either be an external number or that of an indoor station.
If an error is made or no conrmation tones are received during programming, simply recall the interface and resume
programming from the last code executed.

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3.3 SWITCHBOARD mode
By combining the interface 40164 with a telephone switchboard 40510 entryphone calls can be managed directly
from telephones.
Programming the SWITCHBOARD mode and associating a telephone
If the interface is connected directly to the telephone line, from an external telephone we call the telephone number of
the line to which the interface is connected and wait for the three conrmation tones.
If the interface is connected to a switchboard, lift a handset and call the indoor station where the interface is
connected. Wait for the three short answer tones from the interface.
At this stage, congure the interface in the switchboard mode, conguring it with ID 202. Should this ID already be
occupied by a 40510, you will have to use di󰀨erent numbering (the numbers possible on the Due Fili system are 201
- 202 - 203 - 204)
Enter the code 888 74 0 202 to activate the ‘SWITCHBOARD’ mode and wait for the conrmation tone
Indicate to the interface with which ID of Switchboard 40510 to interface (e.g. 201)
Enter the code 888 76 0 201 and wait for the three conrmation tones
Associate a main telephone
Enter the code 888 28 1 followed by the telephone number to re-route the call to
Note: The telephone number can either be an external number or that of an indoor station.
To associate other “secondary” telephones, see paragraph 5.11b.
If an error is made or no conrmation tones are received during programming, simply recall the interface and resume
programming from the last code executed.

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4. User guide
4.1 Answering an incoming call from the video/entryphone system
When a call arrives, raise the handset or press the answer push button
To activate voice communication press the *key
Press the #key to open the door
Continue the call or hang up
4.2 Activating Controls
During a call, type in the control code Mfollowed by #
The default control codes are:
• 2 - activates the master entrance panel lock
• 3 - activates the relay with ID1
• 4 - activates the relay with ID2
• 5 - activates the relay with ID3
• 6 - activates the relay with ID4
• 7: activates function F1 for the master entrance panel
• 8: activates function F2 for the master entrance panel
• 9 – Ends the call
To activate a control without a call in progress, proceed as follows:
Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the call
tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
Type in the control code Mfollowed by #
The default control codes are:
• Code 11: Self-start of master entrance panel
• Code 12: activates the master entrance panel lock
• Code 13: activates the relay with ID1
• Code 14: activates the relay with ID2
• Code 15: activates the relay with ID3
• Code 16: activates the relay with ID4
• Code 17: activates function F1 for the master entrance panel
• Code 18: activates function F2 for the master entrance panel
The default codes can be added or changed, see the dedicated chapter (5.12)
4.3 Call transfer (only in Switchboard mode)
When you receive an entryphone call, answer from the telephone and activate communication with the "*” key
Put the call on hold by pressing the "*” key again
To transfer the call to another indoor station, type in the ID code of the desired indoor station followed by the "*” key
Wait for it to answer and to transfer the call hang up the telephone or press the "*” key
If the recipient does not want the call to be transferred, wait for them to hang up and press "*” to resume the call

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5. Extended PROGRAMMING
Before programming, make sure the entryphone system is independently operational. For programming, the interface
40164 must be connected either to a BCA indoor station (FXS) of a telephone switchboard or to a telephone line
(PSTN or Fibre Router). The telephone you wish to use for programming must envisage the DTMF tone selection and
must be connected either to the same system as the 40164 or to a telephone line authorised to make external calls.
After entering programming mode, if more than 5 seconds have pass since the last digit entered, the 40164 quits
programming mode and generates an error tone (except in the case of telephone number saving).
When in stand-by state, the blue LED ashes every 4 seconds, whereas during programming or during a call, the
blue LED ashes quickly; if the blue LED continues to ash quickly outside these two situations, then wait for it to
return to ashing every 4 seconds.
By default the interface has the following settings:
• STANDARD mode
• Recognition of line tones with European standard (425Hz)
• Pause time before telephone numbers begin to be dialled 1 second
• Call button 1 associated with address 55 and group 1
• Call button 2 associated with address 56 and group 2
• Call button 3 associated with address 57 and group 3
• Call button 4 associated with address 58 and group 4
• Manual answer for all 4 call buttons
• Control 1: Self-start of master entrance panel
• Control 2: activates the master entrance panel lock
• Control 3: activates the relay with ID1
• Control 4: activates the relay with ID2
• Control 5: activates the relay with ID3
• Control 6: activates the relay with ID4
• Control 7: activates function F1 for the master entrance panel
• Control 8: activates function F2 for the master entrance panel
• Control 9 envisages the forced disconnection of communication
5.1 Resetting the programming and the telephone numbers (888 90 400)
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in 888 90 400
• Listen to the sequence of 3 brief tones, then hang up the telephone or continue programming.
• If you can’t hear the 3 brief tones, hang up the telephone and repeat from point 1
At the end of programming, the interface will prove programmed with the default settings.
5.2 Resetting the programming except for telephone numbers (888 90 000)
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in 888 90 000
• Listen to the sequence of 3 brief tones, then hang up the telephone or continue programming.
• If you can’t hear the 3 brief tones, hang up the telephone and repeat from point 1
At the end of programming, the interface will prove programmed with the default settings but it will retain the memory
of the telephone numbers associated with the STANDARD mode.
5.3 Restart (888 913)
To turn o󰀨 the interface and restart it, you can use this programming code and avoid turning o󰀨 the power supply from
the bus.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.

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• Type in 888 913
• Wait for the communication to be interrupted and hang up the phone.
5.4 Door opening control management method (888 99 1/0 6)
The interface can be set so that following a door opening control (key #) the entryphone and telephone
communication is automatically interrupted.
To enable or disable the automatic interruption mode, proceed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 99.
• Type in 1to activate automatic hang-up or 0to return to standard mode
• Type in 6
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.5 Number of rings before answering an incoming call from the telephone line (888
62 SQ)
Programming makes it possible to dene the number of rings before the interface answers a telephone call. This
function is useful when the interface is connected directly to a telephone system in the absence of a telephone
switchboard, for instance during programming.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 62
• Type in the number of rings SQ (from 0 to 9) you wish to congure
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.6 Wait time before dialling a telephone number (888 85 T)
When the interface is connected to a telephone switchboard, it may be necessary to envisage a prolonged wait time
before you start dialling telephone numbers.
This programming makes it possible to dene the wait time before you start dialling telephone numbers (default 1).
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 85
• Type in the code corresponding to the pause seconds before you start dialling telephone numbers from 1to 9.
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming using the new password or hang up the
telephone.
5.7 Manual or automatic answer (888 75 C 1/0)
By default, the interface is in manual answer mode, which means that both the Indoor Station and the interfaced
telephone ring simultaneously.
In automatic mode, after a short ring of the indoor station, the call is routed only to the Telephone.
N.B.: in this mode, the call tones towards the telephone will be heard at the entrance panel until it is answered.
N.B.: in the EXTENDED mode, all homes inherit the setting of the rst call button C=1 and cannot be diversied.
To programme the manual or automatic answer, proceed as follows:

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• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 75.
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure.
• Type in 1to activate the manual answer or 0for the automatic answer.
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.8 Changing the interface address
The default interface occupies IDs 55/56/57/58 in Standard mode (888 74 C PPP).
If these IDs already exist in the system, the default interface ones can be changed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
wall tone and the subsequent three brief tones
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 74
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure
• Type in the 3-digit address PPP of the call button from 001 to 200 (numbering of 2F).
• The interface queries the bus three times in search of another peripheral device with the same PPP. The query
takes place three times every 5 seconds and emits a beep for every query. If no other device with the same ID
(PPP) is found, three brief tones in rapid sequence will be emitted after 15 seconds. If a device with the same
ID (PPP) answers during the query, you will hear a long tone and a brief tone.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
The default interface occupies IDs from 41 to 80 in the Extended mode (888 87 C PPP).
If these IDs already exist in the system, the default interface ones can be changed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent three brief tones.
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 87
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 01 to 40) you want to congure
• Type in the 3-digit address PPP of the call button from 001 to 200 (numbering of 2F).
• The interface queries the bus three times in search of another peripheral device with the same PPP. The query
takes place three times every 5 seconds and emits a beep for every query. If no other device with the same ID
(PPP) is found, three brief tones in rapid sequence will be emitted after 15 seconds. If a device with the same
ID (PPP) answers during the query, you will hear a long tone and a brief tone.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.9 Master addresses (888 76 C I)
Only for the STANDARD mode if the master IDs are not from 1 to 4 the interface can be modied by indicating the
IDs present in the system manually.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 76
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure.
• Type in the address I from 001 to 200
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.

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5.10 Auto-acquisition of the master address (888 72 C)
For the STANDARD mode only, when you want to install the interface in an existing system whose ID addresses you
do not know, this procedure can be used to acquire the address automatically.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 72
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure
• Press the door release button on the Entryphone (master) or make a call from the entrance panel.
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.11 Programming telephone numbers
5.11a Main telephone numbers “in Standard and Switchboard mode" (888 28 C N)
A main telephone number can be associated with each call button C to call an internal tap-o󰀨 of the telephone
switchboard or a group of indoor stations or a xed or mobile telephone line directly.
Each telephone number can consist of a maximum of 16 digits and each digit can be between 0 and 9 or ‚*‘ and ‚#‘.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 28
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure
• Type in the external telephone number, the internal tap-o󰀨 N(e.g. 21/22/...) or the group Gr of indoor
stations (e.g. 440/441/...)
• When you have nished typing in the number, wait at least 5“ and for the three conrmation tones otherwise if
you hear a
• brief tone and a long tone this means that programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.11b Secondary telephone numbers (888 29 C I N)
In STANDARD mode, for every call button ‘C‘ you can associate another 9 di󰀨erent telephone numbers in addition to
the main telephone number. During a call, if the rst number called is busy, the interface will call the next number. The
call sequence ends when the answer is conrmed or at the end of the numbers envisaged in the memory or at the
end of the time-outs envisaged by the entryphone system.
Note: Normally the entrance panels are congured to wait a maximum of 30” after the entryphone call within which
the entryphone must answer. When the 30” are over, the entrance panel interrupts the call and consequently the
interface ends the sequence of calls. Considering the minimum time frames necessary to forward a telephone call,
the 30” time is insucient when several numbers to call in sequence are envisaged, and so the wait to answer
timeout for the entrance panels needs to be extended (please refer to the specic manuals).
To use the secondary numbers during an entryphone call, the function must be enabled with code 888 78 1 C 6
where ‘C’ indicates the call button (1, 2, 3 or 4).
In these cases, the automatic answer function must be deactivated.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
wall tone and the subsequent three brief tones
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 29
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure
• Type in the index referring to the sub-address I (from 1 to 9).
• Type in the external telephone number, the internal tap-o󰀨 N(e.g. 21/22/...) or the group Gr of indoor
stations (e.g. 440/441/...)
• Wait at least 5“ after you type in the last digit and for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief
tone and a long tone this means that programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.

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5.11c Main telephone numbers "in Extended mode" (888 30 C N)
A main telephone number can be associated with each call button C to call an internal tap-o󰀨 of the telephone
switchboard or a group of indoor stations or a xed or mobile telephone line directly.
Each telephone number can consist of a maximum of 16 digits and each digit can be between 0 and 9 or ‚*‘ and ‚#‘.
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 30
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 01 to 40) you want to congure
• Type in the external telephone number, the internal tap-o󰀨 N(e.g. 21/22/...) or the group Gr of indoor
stations (e.g. 440/441/...)
• When you have nished typing in the number, wait at least 5“ and for the three conrmation tones otherwise if
you hear a
• brief tone and a long tone this means that programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.12 Controls (888 77 M A PPP G)
In addition to managing entryphone calls, the interface envisages the management of M controls.
The controls can be activated directly during an entryphone communication or not.
Up to a maximum of 40 controls are envisaged, associated with codes from 10 to 49 respectively.
The interface has the following default control congurations:
• Code 11: Self-start of master entrance panel
• Code 12: activates the master entrance panel lock
• Code 13: activates the relay with ID1
• Code 14: activates the relay with ID2
• Code 15: activates the relay with ID3
• Code 16: activates the relay with ID4
• Code 17: activates function F1 for the master entrance panel
• Code 18: activates function F2 for the master entrance panel
• Code 19: close call
N.B.: During a call, the rst 10 controls can also be activated using only keys 0 to 9 followed by #.
For the STANDARD mode only, 10 dedicated or common controls can be assigned to the 4 homes. To do this, you
need to enable the control password (see paragraph below).
Each control can be associated with one of the following functions:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 77
• Type in the number of the control M (from 10 to 49) you wish to congure
• Type in the type of control A
• Type in the address of the outdoor station or of the relay PPP
• Type in 0
A DESCRIPTION PPP
0 Output F1 of the Outdoor station 001..015
1 Output F2 of the Outdoor station 001..015
2 Relay 001..016
3 Outdoor Station Lock 001..015
7 Outdoor Station Power-on 001..015

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• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
PASSWORD TO ACCESS THE CONTROLS (888 84 C PPPP)
In STANDARD mode, 4 di󰀨erent passwords can be associated for each call button, allowing only those who know
them to use the M controls.
To dene a password:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the 40164 is connected on a telephone, wait for the call
tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 84
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you want to congure.
• Type in the password consisting of 4 digits PPPP (# and * are not permitted)
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming
Once you have dened the passwords, you can activate or deactivate their use for each single call button:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the 40164 is connected on a telephone, wait for the call
tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 78
• Type in code 1(to activate) 0(to deactivate)
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4).
• Type in the conrmation code 5
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming.
When the password is active, at the time of activating a control, you rst need to type in the password followed by #
and then type in the code of the control followed by #.
5.13 Control groups
Groups make it possible to activate several controls (M) simultaneously via a brief code.
The interface envisages up to 8 groups which can be associated with several controls.
Each control can be associated with several groups.
Associating a Group with a Control number
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 77
• Type in the number of the control M (from 10 to 49) you wish to congure
• Type in the conrmation code 8
• Type in the code of the group from 001 to 008
Associating a Control with a Group
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the 40164 is connected on a telephone, wait for the call
tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 42
• Type in the index referred to the group G (from 1 to 8, 0 = deletes the association of the control) you wish
to congure
• Type in the two-digit control code M (from 10 to 49).

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Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that programming
has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.14 Events (888 81 E M T PPP 1)
The controls can be managed automatically if and when certain events occur, such as ‘door open/closed’, ‘state of
an actuator’ and entryphone call.
To associate an event E with the control M or with a group S, proceed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number of the indoor station where the interface is connected on a
telephone, wait for the call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 81
• Type in the index of the event E from 0 to 9
• Type in the code of the control Mfrom 10 to 49 you wish to associate.
• Type in the code of the type of event T:
• Type in the address PPP of the module associated with the event:
T Event Type PPP
0 Door closed Outdoor Station 001 … 015
1 Door open Outdoor Station 001 … 015
2 Change of door state Outdoor Station 001 … 015
3 Relay open state
(only for appropriately congured 69PH)
Relay 001 … 016
4 Relay closed state
(only for appropriately congured 69PH)
Relay 001 … 016
5 Change of relay state Relay 001 … 016
6 Lock control Outdoor Station 001 … 015
7 ATTEMPTED call from outdoor station Outdoor Station 001 … 015
8 Call from outdoor station Outdoor Station 001 … 015
• Type in 1
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
5.15 Delayed answer for entryphone calls (888 79 C T)
On arrival of an entryphone call, the interface may delay the answer, up to a maximum of 45 seconds, to give you the
chance to answer from the entryphones present in the system. When the delay is up, the interface hooks up to the
telephone line and transfers the entryphone call to the default number.
A di󰀨erent delay can be dened for each call button, between 0 and 45 seconds in 5-second steps (default 0 s).
To associate the call button C with the delay time T, proceed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the 40164 is connected on a telephone, wait for the call
tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 79.
• Type in the index referred to the call button C (from 1 to 4) you wish to congure.
• Type in the delay time T from 0to 9 (e.g. 1 = 5 s, 2= 10 s, etc.)
• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.

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5.16 Telephone line tones (888 83 T F1 F2 D)
The interface automatically recognises the interruption of a telephone communication or when the telephone number
called is busy based on the tones present in the line and the conguration of the telephone line parameters is used to
dene the frequencies of the line tones envisaged in the various international standards and their minimum duration.
For instance, in Europe line tones envisage a frequency of 425Hz whereas in the United States of America, they
consist of a 480Hz tone and a 620Hz tone.
The denition of the minimum duration (T) of the tones and the maximum di󰀨erence (D) between the duration of the
tone and the pause that make up the busy signal is necessary for cases of lines with interference or in the presence
of echoes; generally, the more interference there is on the line, the longer the minimum recognition duration.
To dene the parameters of the telephone line, proceed as follows:
• Call the internal tap-o󰀨 or the telephone number where the interface is connected on a telephone, wait for the
call tone and the subsequent brief tones (three repeated brief tones)
• Type in code 888
• Type in programming code 83
• Type in the code corresponding to the minimum time:
0 = 40ms
1 = 80ms
2 = 120ms
3 = 160ms
4 = 200ms
5 = 240ms
• Type in the code corresponding to the minimum frequency:
0 = 300Hz
1 = 325Hz
2 = 350Hz
3 = 375Hz
4 = 400Hz
5 = 425Hz
6 = 450Hz
7 = 475Hz
8 = 500Hz
9 = 600Hz
• Type in the code corresponding to the maximum frequency:
0 = 325Hz
1 = 350Hz
2 = 375Hz
3 = 400Hz
4 = 425Hz
5 = 450Hz
6 = 475Hz
7 = 500Hz
8 = 525Hz
9 = 700Hz
• Type in the code corresponding to the maximum di󰀨erence recognised between the tone duration and the
pause duration:
0 = 200ms
1 = 320ms
2 = 400ms
3 = 520ms
4 = 600ms
5 = 720ms
6 = 800ms
7 = 920ms
8 = 1000ms
9 = 1120ms

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• Wait for the three conrmation tones otherwise if you hear a brief tone and a long tone this means that
programming has not been accepted.
At the end of the operations, proceed directly to a new programming or hang up the telephone.
• By default the interface is congured to manage European tones 888 83 3 1 6 1.
• For instance, in the United States of America, programming is 888 83 2 3 8 6.

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6. Technical characteristics
• TELEPHONE INPUT:
- Input voltage: 24-48 VDC
- Maximum absorbed current:
• Standby: 38 mA
• Calling: 50 mA
- Ring signal recognised: 35Ve󰀨 25Hz/50Hz
- Busy tone recognition: Frequency 425Hz +/- 5Hz; minimum tone duration 300ms
• DIGITAL BUS INPUT: Conforming to the Due Fili Bus
• DIMENSIONS: H x L x D: 85x53x66mm (3 DIN modules)

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The instructions manual can be downloaded from the website www.vimar.com
Installation rules
Installation must be carried out by qualied persons in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of
electrical equipment in the country where the products are installed.
Regulatory compliance
EMC directive. RoHS directive.
Standards EN 62368-1, EN 55032, EN 55035.
REACH (EU) Regulation no. 1907/2006 – Art.33. The product may contain traces of lead.
WEEE - User information
The crossed bin symbol on the appliance or on its packaging indicates that the product at the end of its life must be
collected separately from other waste. The user must therefore hand the equipment at the end of its life cycle over to
the appropriate municipal centres for the di󰀨erentiated collection of electrical and electronic waste. As an alternative
to independent management, you can deliver the equipment you want to dispose of free of charge to the distributor when
purchasing a new appliance of an equivalent type. You can also deliver electronic products to be disposed of that are smaller
than 25 cm for free, with no obligation to purchase, to electronics distributors with a sales area of at least 400 m
2
. Proper
sorted waste collection for subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally conscious disposal of the old equipment
helps to prevent any possible negative impact on the environment and human health while promoting the practice of reusing
and/or recycling materials used in manufacture.

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