Vimar ELVOX 6941, Installer'S Manual

-   Terminal CH on the secondary panel activates for the call time set for the 

secondary panel and routes the call signal along line 3 of the cable riser.

-   The main entrance panel phonic circuit connects at the end of the call time set 

for the main entrance panel.

-   If the interphone handset is not lifted the main entrance panel activates the 

reply time counter. 

-   If instead the interphone handset is lifted within the set reply time, the main 

entrance panel activates the maximum conversation time counter. 

-   The two auxiliary functions and the door lock opening function can all be acti-

vated when the handset is lifted or set down. The two auxiliary functions may 

also be activated when the interphone has not been called.

-   When the door lock release button is pressed  

, the door lock release 

code corresponding to the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the 

interphone to the entrance panel. The main entrance panel from where the call 

originates then identifies the code and activates terminal S for the set door lock 

activation time. Power supplier terminal S1 therefore de-energises to zero 

Volts for the time terminal S is activated.

-   If the “door lock enable” parameter for the secondary panel which repeated the 

call is set to 0001, the secondary panel will also activate its own terminal S 
when the door lock release button is pressed  

.

-   When the F2 button is pressed, the code for auxiliary function corresponding to 

the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the interphone to the cable 

riser. The secondary and main entrance panels then identify the code and 

activate their respective terminals F2 for the activation time set for auxiliary 

function F2. 

-   When the F1 button is pressed, the code for auxiliary function corresponding to 

the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the interphone to the cable 

riser. The secondary and main entrance panels then identify the code and 

activate their respective terminals F1 for the activation time set for auxiliary 

function F1.

-   Once the reply delay time or maximum conversation time has elapsed, the 

main entrance panel connected to the interphone transmits a reset code to 

disconnect the interphone. The secondary panel reset its “ENGAGED-WAIT” 

status.

-   The same sequence occurs if the interphone handset is replaced before the 

maximum conversation time has elapsed. Five seconds after the handset is 

replaced, the main entrance panel transmits a reset code.

-   When the main entrance panel is connected to a interphone, calls to internal 

units can still be made from the secondary panels which are not ENGAGED.

 N.B.:

 in building complex installations, the main entrance panel call signal 

activation time must be at least a second longer than the time set for the 

stairway panels to prevent the call signal from returning to the main entrance 

panel receiver.

C) Door entry system with one entrance panel and switchboard (drawing 

si093)

Switchboard set to EXTERNAL mode (led 

 illuminated).

-   Key in the required user number, (i.e. 77) on the main entrance panel keypad.

-   Confirm with button “C”.

-   TeL on the entrance panel activates.

-   The digital code corresponding to user number 77 is routed along line 1 to the 

cable riser.

-   The digital call code for user number 77 is recognised by the switchboard.

-   The message “STOP” is displayed on the switchboard.

-   The call code for user number 77 is regenerated and re-routed to the inter-

phone cable riser.

-   The phonic circuit for interphone number 77 connects to the cable riser.

-   Switchboard terminal CH activates for the call time set for the switchboard and 

routes the call signal along line 3 of the cable riser.

-   The entrance panel phonic circuit connects at the end of the call time set for 

the entrance panel itself.

-   If the interphone handset is not lifted the entrance panel activates the reply 

time counter. 

-   If instead the interphone handset is lifted within the set reply time, the entrance 

panel activates the maximum conversation time counter. 

-   The two auxiliary functions and the door lock opening function can all be acti-

vated when the handset is lifted or set down. The two auxiliary functions may 

also be activated when the interphone has not been called.

-   When the door lock release button is pressed 

, the door lock release 

code corresponding to the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the 

interphone to the cable riser. The entrance panel from where the call origin-

ates, then identifies the code and activates terminal S for the set door lock 

activation time. Power supplier terminal S1 therefore de-energises to zero 

Volts for the time terminal S is activated.

-   If the “door lock enable” parameter for the switchboard is set to 0001, the 

switchboard will also activate its own terminal S when the door lock release 
button is pressed 

.

-   When the F2 button is pressed, the code for auxiliary function corresponding to 

the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the interphone to the cable 

riser. The switchboard and entrance panel then identify the code and activate 

their respective terminals F2 for the activation time set for auxiliary function F2. 

-   When the F1 is pressed, the code for auxiliary function F1 corresponding to 

the interphone user number (77) is transmitted by the interphone to the cable 

riser. The switchboard and entrance panel then identify the code and activate 

their respective terminals F1 for the activation time set for auxiliary function F1.

-   Once the reply delay time or maximum conversation time has elapsed, the 

main entrance panel connected to the interphone

  transmits a reset code to disconnect the interphone. The switchboard clear the 

“STOP” message.

-   The same sequence occurs if the interphone handset is replaced before the 

maximum conversation time has elapsed. Five seconds after the handset is 

replaced, the entrance panel transmits a reset code.

Switchboard set to INTERNAL mode (key turned to red mark with led in key 

switched off) for calls from entrance panel.

-   Key in the required user number, (i.e. 77) on the main entrance panel keypad.

-   Confirm with button “C”.

-   TeL on the entrance panel activates.

-   The digital code corresponding to user number 77 is routed along line 1 to the 

cable riser.

-   User number 77 is displayed on the right hand display of the switchboard and 

the acoustic call signal is activated.

-   The switchboard phonic circuit connects to the entrance panel.

-   If the switchboard handset is not lifted the entrance panel activates the reply 

time counter. 

-   If instead the switchboard handset is lifted within the set reply time, the en-

trance panel activates the maximum conversation time counter. 

-   Once the reply delay time or maximum conversation time has elapsed, the 

main entrance panel transmits a reset code to disconnect the switchboard. 

-   The same sequence occurs if the switchboard handset is replaced before the 

maximum conversation time has elapsed. Five seconds after the handset is 

replaced, the entrance panel transmits a reset code.

Switchboard set to INTERNAL mode for calls from internal units interphone.

-  When the interphone is switched off, press the door lock release button 

.

-   The switchboard call digital code corresponding to the interphone number (i.e. 

77) is routed along line 1.

-   User number 77 is displayed on the left hand display of the switchboard and 

the acoustic call signal is activated.

-   If the porter wishes to call the interphone which has placed the call, he must:

-   Transfer user number 77 to the right hand display using button  

.

-   Press the call button 

.

  The following sequence then occurs:

-   The digital code corresponding to user number 77 is routed along line 1 to the 

cable riser.

-  The phonic circuit for interphone number 77 connects to the cable riser.

-   Switchboard terminal CH activates for the set call time and routes the call 

signal along line 3 of the cable riser.

-   The switchboard phonic circuit is connected at the end of the call time.

-   If the interphone handset is not lifted the switchboard activates the reply time 

counter. 

-   If instead the interphone handset is lifted within the set reply time, the switch-

board activates the maximum conversation time counter. 

-   The two auxiliary functions can both be activated when the handset is lifted or 

set down. The two auxiliary functions may also be activated when the inter-

phone has not been called.

-   Once the reply delay time or maximum conversation time has elapsed, the 

switchboard connected to the interphone transmits a reset code to disconnect 

the interphone. 

-   The same sequence occurs if the interphone handset is replaced before the 

maximum conversation time has elapsed. Five seconds after the handset is 

replaced, the switchboard transmits a reset code.

N.B.:

 in installations fitted with a main entrance panel and switchboard, the main 

entrance panel call signal activation time must be at least a second longer than 

the time set for the switchboard to prevent the call signal from returning to the 

main entrance panel receiver.

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