Open the menu, select Settings/WI-Fi Mobile devices/Operating mode and set to ON.

• Check that the Wi Fi password has been entered
• Check whether the automatic address allocation function (DHCP) is activated in your home Router and whether there are any available addresses that have not been allocated.

• Check whether the Router has access to Internet (Data)
• Try connecting 40507 on a Wi Fi network directly generated by the router (not an access point connected to the home router)
• Using an App such as Wi Fi Analyzer, check whether the WL radio channel of the router is disturbed by another Wi Fi network that uses the same channel. If so, move the radio channel set in your Router to a channel that is not disturbed.
• Check whether the operator of your ADSL line at home blocks the transit of SIP packets
• Try and select the connection of the monitor to the Cloud using a Smartphone as a Hotspot
• Try restarting the monitor

• Check that the function “Forward call” is enabled
• Check that the “Cloud” on the Wi-Fi symbol is green
• Check that the data or Wi-Fi connection is active on the Smartphone
• Check that the ADSL line/Wi-Fi is working properly

Deactivate the data connection on the Smartphone and activate Wi Fi on the same network set in the monitor code 40507

Adjust the video optimisation control of the TAB in the advanced Wi Fi system/options menu

Yes

Yes, except for some Due Fili Kits (e.g. 68IG/… )

it is possible to use standard flush mounting boxes (art.9191,9192,9193, according to dimensions)

The MASTER unit is recognized through the internal device identification procedure. The voice unit is active on the MASTER panel. If necessary you can force a panel to be the MASTER via a manual procedure or Saveprog.

For every 4 video door entry units with the home automation control unit 01960, you need to create an island with a divider 692S and power supply unit 6922. All the home automation control units must always each be powered by their own power supply unit 01801.

This rule need not be applied when all the video door entry units have only the 01963 (2 fili/2 wire interface) with no home automation control unit

Encoding the main ID code: 1_ Lift the handset and press the Bell and Self-start buttons, holding them down until the Bell button starts to flash. 2_ Release the buttons. 3_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock button and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between this and the external electronic unit has been established. 4_ Release the Lock button. 5_ Press the button (which?) or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.  Encoding the secondary ID code: Lift the handset and press the Bell and Self-start buttons, holding them down until the Bell button starts to flash. 2_ Release the buttons. 3_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock and Self-start buttons and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between this and the external electronic unit has been established. 4_ Release the Lock and Self-start buttons. 5_ Press the button (which?) or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.

Encoding the main ID code: 1_Remove the door entry phone cover. 2_Press and hold the down the RESET button. 3_At the same time press and hold down the Lock button. 4_ Release the RESET button and continue to hold down the Lock button. 5_After 2 seconds the door entry system will give off an acoustic signal and communication will be established with the panel. 6_Release the Lock button. 7_Now, on button panels, press the call button corresponding to the door entry unit, while for alphanumeric panels digit the call code and press the “BELL” button. 8_If the system already has a door entry unit with the same ID code associated, the panel will give off a low acoustic signal. Repeat the operation starting from point 2. 9_Otherwise the code will be associated correctly to the door entry unit and communication will be terminated.                                                                                                                                          Encoding the secondary ID code: 1_Remove the door entry phone cover. 2_Press and hold the down the RESET button on the door entry unit. 3_At the same time press and hold down the Lock button and the Self-start button (ATTIV, top right), along with the RESET button. 4_ Release the RESET button, continuing to hold down the Lock and Self-learning buttons 5_After 2 seconds the door entry system will give off an acoustic signal and communication will be established with the panel. 6_Release the Lock button and the Self-start button. 7_Now, on button panels, press the call button corresponding to the "group leader" door entry unit, while for alphanumeric panels digit the "group leader" door entry unit call code and press the “BELL” button.

Reset procedure: 1_ press and hold down the Talk/Listen button 2_ At the same time, press the Self-start button and hold down until the red mute led on the front starts to flash. 3_ Release the buttons. 4_Press and hold down the Self-start button until a long acoustic signal is heard. 5_ During the acoustic signal, release the Self-start button and press the Lock button. 6_ Release the Lock button.

Reset procedure: 1_ press and hold down the Speakerphone button; 2_ At the same time press the Self-start button and hold down until the Bell button starts to flash. 3_ Release the buttons; 4_Press and hold down the Self-start button until a long acoustic signal is heard. 5_ During the acoustic signal, release the Self-start button and press the Lock button. 6_ Release the Lock button.

We recommend you watch the video tutorial, clicking on the following link:

 http://www.elvox.com/it/it/tutorial-per-la-configurazione-del-videocitofono-7200-5491152.html

 

Encoding the main ID code: 1_ Lift the handset and press the Bell and Self-start buttons, holding them down until the Bell button starts to flash. 2_ Release the buttons. 3_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock button and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between this and the external electronic unit has been established. 4_ Release the Lock button. 5_ Press the button (which?) or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.  Encoding the secondary ID code: Lift the handset and press the Bell and Self-start buttons, holding them down until the Bell button starts to flash. 2_ Release the buttons. 3_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock and Self-start buttons and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between this and the external electronic unit has been established. 4_ Release the Lock and Self-start buttons. 5_ Press the button (which?) or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.

You must remove the bridge M under the white screen-printed protection under the panel circuit.

Encoding the main ID code: 1_ press and hold down the Talk/Listen button 2_ At the same time, press the Self-start button. Hold the buttons down until the Bell button starts to flash. 3_ Release the buttons. 4_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock button and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between the indoor station and the external electronic unit has been established. 5_ Release the Lock button. 6_ Press the button or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.  Encoding the secondary ID code: 1_ press and hold down the Talk/Listen button 2_ At the same time, also press the Self-start button. Hold the buttons down until the Bell button starts to flash. 3_ Release the buttons. 4_ Within 5 seconds from release, press the Lock and Self-start buttons and hold down until a warning beep is given from the indoor station, and communication between the indoor station and the external electronic unit has been established. 5_ Release the Lock button. 6_ Press the button or type in the code you wish to assign into the entrance panel.

To configure an "intercom" call, just follow the following steps: - Simultaneously press and hold the SPEAK/LISTEN ("speaker" system) and AUTOSTART ("square" symbol) - wait for the red LED to turn on and start flashing - release the SPEAK/LISTEN and AUTOSTART buttons - press and hold the CALL (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6) buttons that you wish to program for intercom calls - wait for the “chime” and then release the CALL button - you have 30 seconds to press the LOCK button ("key symbol") on the intercom or video intercom that you want to associate with the call button you have chosen The above instructions are valid for item numbers: 6611, 6611/AU, 6711, 6711/AU

To set the primary identification code, follow these steps: - Simultaneously press and hold the SPEAK/LISTEN ("speaker" system) and AUTOSTART ("square" symbol) - wait for the red LED to turn on and start flashing - release the the SPEAK/LISTEN and AUTOSTART buttons and press and hold the LOCK button ("key" symbol) - wait for the “beep” and then release the LOCK button - you have 30 seconds to press the button on the main plate that you want to associate with the intercom you are configuring, or enter the code if the plate has an alphanumeric keypad. To set the secondary identification code, follow these steps: - Simultaneously press and hold the SPEAK/LISTEN and AUTOSTART buttons - wait for the red LED to turn on and start flashing - release the SPEAK/LISTEN and AUTOSTART buttons - press and hold the LOCK and AUTOSTART buttons - wait for the “beep” and then release the LOCK and AUTOSTART buttons - you have 30 seconds to press the button on the main plate that you want to associate with the intercom you are configuring, or enter the code if the plate has an alphanumeric keypad. Note: you can only manually encode up to a maximum of 3 units. Beyond this, you need to use the ELVOX configurer or the SaveProg software. The above instructions are valid for item numbers: 6601, 6611, 6621, 6701, 6711, 6721, 6601/AU, 6611/AU, 6701/AU, 6711/AU To download the guide for programming which shows how to set the basic configurations Video door entry systems series: Two-Wire, for the Giotto Series, Petrarca, 6600, 6800 and 7200, simply click on this link: Due Fili visual programming guide

The video door entry modules and intercoms in the 6600 Series can be programmed in two ways: The "master" configuration is used to program the "main" video door entry module (or intercom) in the system. A video intercom is defined as "main" when: - it is the only Video intercom or Intercom unit in the system. - for a call which is connected to multiple video door entry units: one of them will be identified as "master" and the other (connected to the same call) as "secondary". The "slave" configuration is therefore used to program the "secondary" video intercoms or intercoms.

To set the primary identification code, follow these steps: - unhook the handpiece and remove the front cover. - press and hold the RESET button (situated above the lock plate) - press and hold the LOCK button along with the RESET button. - release the RESET button but continue to hold the LOCK button for an extra 2 seconds - wait for the “beep” (you will hear it after 2 seconds) and then release the LOCK button - (the intercom is now active and enters communication with the main plate) - you have 30 seconds to press the button on the main plate that you want to associate with the intercom you are coding To set the secondary identification code, follow these steps: - unhook the handpiece and remove the front cover - press and hold the RESET button (situated above the lock plate) - press and hold the LOCK and AUTOSTART buttons simultaneously along with the RESET button. - release the RESET button but continue to hold the other buttons - wait for the “beep” (you will hear it after 2 seconds) and then release the LOCK and AUTOSTART buttons - (the intercom is now active and enters communication with the main plate) - you have 30 seconds to press the button on the main plate that you want to associate with the intercom you are coding (already set with the primary ID) Note: you can only manually encode up to a maximum of 3 units. Beyond this, you need to use the ELVOX configurer or the SaveProg software. For more details on the coding of the Petrarca Series Intercom part no. 6209, you can download the installation manual by clicking on this link: Instructions art. 6209 To download the visual guide for programming which shows how to set the basic configurations Video door entry systems: Two-Wire, for the Giotto Series, Petrarca, 6600, 6800 and 7200, simply click on this link: Due Fili visual programming guide

Set the primary identification code as follows:

• pick up the handset
• hold down the RESET button (black button on the lower part of the monitor near the handset cable outlet)
• hold down the LOCK button (the first of the three vertical buttons on the front of the video door entry unit)
• release the RESET button
• wait for the “beep” (after approx. 2 seconds) and then release the LOCK button
• (the monitor and the video door entry audio system now come on and communicate with the main panel)
• press the button on the panel within 30 seconds to call the video door entry unit being encoded
• if the identifier has been set correctly, the video door entry unit will emit a "beep" 2 seconds after pressing the button on the plate, and will then switch off.

Set the secondary identification code as follows:

• pick up the handset
• hold down the RESET button
• press LOCK and AUTO-ON (the button with the square symbol) and hold down together with the RESET button
• release the RESET button
• wait for the "beep” (after approx. 2 seconds) and then release the LOCK and AUTO-ON buttons
• (the monitor and the video door entry audio system now come on and communicate with the main panel)
• press the button on the panel within 30 seconds to call the video door entry unit being encoded
• if the identifier has been set correctly, the video door entry unit will emit a "beep" 2 seconds after pressing the button on the plate, and will then switch off.

Important: manually, it is only possible to encode up to a maximum of 3 units. For more units, use the Elvox programmer or the SaveProg Software.

Yes, you must balance the lines of the system through the selector switch (TV termination) present in intercoms and video intercoms according to their position in the system. The jumper must be set to position A for a non-terminating line, B for a line with a 100 Ohm termination, and C for a line terminated with 50 Ohms (select different endings on each monitor to achieve optimum picture quality).

Yes. This operation can be carried out with a special 692I/U interface and Saveprog software or programmable time switch art.950C where possible.

The distributors are used to create branches on the main backbone in the presence of multiple video intercom units. It is important to remember that on each secondary backbone (4 outputs per 692D) generated by the distributor, you shouldn't connect more than 2 monitors in series at a distance not exceeding 20 m.

Yes, you can program intercom calls regardless of whether the separator is present or not. Remember that when a call comes from an outdoor station, any intercom conversation is interrupted because of lower priority. The presence of an island (hence a separator) allows intercom calls even if there is a call from the outdoor station to a different intercom/video door entry monitor on the system.

From version 1.11 (if you have a previous version, you need to upgrade the software via the Vimar interface 01998.S and the free EasyTool application downloadable from the Vimar website).

Yes, they are accessed through the advanced settings available when using a PC with Vimar interface 692i/U and software Saveprog.

Yes, it is activated manually on the video intercom or with an 692I/U PC interface, the default talk/listen configuration requires holding the button down.

You need a digital relay (part no.69RH) for auxiliary commands, or an analogue relay (part no.0170/001) for F1 and F2 buttons on the entrance plate.

It draws 6mA in standby, 250mA during communication and 200mA if the monitor is on but there is no call. Note:For more than two monitors per call, you have to add an additional power supply 6923 for each additional monitor.

You must install an 69MX concentrator for systems with multiple entrance plates, if the plates are only for audio communication, then the device is not required. This device balances and distributes the video signal from multiple plates to one or more system monitors. The concentrator is also required when there is an audio/video entrance plate and an 69AM/T video selector.

Yes. You need to install a video selector (part no. 69AM/T) which is equipped with 4 audio/video inputs, expandable to sixteen with a maximum three 69AM/T4 supplementary modules. The cameras are turned on manually by pressing a specific button on the Video intercom monitor.

You can configure up to 4 outdoor units 20577/14577 for each video door entry unit.

It is an area of the system in which the devices (intercoms/video intercoms/plates) facilitate intercom communication; an example would be a front door unit (part no. 20577) linked with the Video door entry monitors in an apartment, where you want to allow local communication without interrupting any calls made from the Master plate (main outdoor station) to other apartments (islands). The island is electrically separated with a separator (part no. 692S) and a power supply (part no. 6922.1), forming a secondary branch which filters signals transiting along main backbone .

It is a line coupler that electrically separates one or more branches (islands) from the main line (backbone). Islands comprising several intercoms/video intercoms allow communication without occupying the main backbone line (Master plate).

The system power supply can support any number of devices in standby (monitor off), but is only able to support a maximum of 2 Video door entry systems during calls. For the simultaneous activation of more devices (3 to 8), add one power supply 6922.1 for each video.

All plates are placed on the market in Master mode, but to turn them into slaves, just flip the dip-switch located under the keypad.

Yes, most kits are expandable and allow the addition of other Due Fili products.

Yes, it is necessary to terminate the line (termination RC) by placing jumpers on last monitor of the branch. Jumper A1 is for a line that is not terminated, jumper AB is for a 100 ohm-10nF matched line, and the jumper BC for a 50 ohm-10nF matched line (try both options on the monitor in order to verify the best result).

Yes. It is possible to address a single call (single button on the plate) to up to 8 intercoms/video intercoms. In advanced programming, you can also specify whether or not to open the video on the video door entry monitors involved in the call.

You can have up to 200 extensions (intercoms and video door entry intercoms), 15 plates or stations (one Master control unit with ID 1 and other 14 Slave plates), up to 16 independent pillars, 16 auxiliary functions.

The maximum distance between the plate and the last monitor should not exceed 300 meters.

The key element that governs the control unit is the Master plate. Then comes the 6922.1  system power supply.unit.

It can be carried out in three modes manually for basic configurations, using the appropriate buttons in the devices, through a PC with Saveprog Software and the 692I/U interface or through the Elvox interface art.950C where possible.

Yes for intercom systems (audio only). No for video door entry systems (audio/video), these require specific devices such as video distributors and/or concentrators.

Yes, you have to wire an NO (normally open) contact (When the lock is closed) internal to the electric lock to the PA and M input to terminals of the plate). When the door is open, the green LED on the monitor turns on.

Yes, you can connect buttons 20066-20557 with appropriate connection cables.

No, it can't be changed.

This feature is available and it can't be disabled.

Yes, it is a readily available feature on all the video door entry units via the appropriate button. With multiple outdoor stations, this function is freely programmable via the Saveprog interface.

Yes, this feature in supported, but only for audio communication. The logical association between caller and callee is freely programmable on any of the free buttons and not of the desired device. You can program a maximum of 6 intercom connections from both the Video door entry unit (with activation of 2nd function) and 20557 intercoms with the addition of traditional NO relay buttons

Yes, it is possible to implement these in the system at any time.

No, it is not a polarized BUS.

No, this feature is not supported.

Yes, on the back of the Vimar Video door entry module is a selector that allows you to select the best mode to reduce noise depending on the type of the video signal used (twisted pair or 75 ohm coaxial cable).

Yes, you can simply work from the pillar without having to wire additional cables to the power supply.

No, the video door entry pillar comprises 6 wires + coaxial, while the connection between the power supply and the outdoor station comprises at least 8 wires + coaxial, according to the position of the outdoor station (single main, in parallel with others, at the bottom of the stairwell, etc.).

The Video door entry system draws 200 mA in a call, 150 mA with the monitor turned on but not in a call, and 15 mA in standby.

The DIGIBUS allows greater flexibility with respect to the maximum number of users. Generally for more than ten apartments in the same complex, you should use the DigiBUS Video door entry system as, unlike Sound System, it does not require a call return cable in the outdoor station for each apartment. In the DigiBUS system, the identification of the devices and commands is digital.

No, if you do not need any special functions, you don't need to change the programmed settings.

Check the volume levels on the trimmer located on the power supply or the one found on the outdoor camera. If you are using cameras or external units with an "extendable microphone" (e.g., Elvox part no. 559B or 930) install the microphone so that there is no Larsen effect.

The audio system is an "Intercom" type system and so to activate the audio, you have to press and hold the D key on the monitor. Check the connections and volume adjustments by adjusting the trimmers on the power supply and the external station.

Check that other buttons for opening the gate aren't stuck.

Make sure that the monitor has at least a 75 ohms resistance added, if there is an ELVOX part no. 6554 video distributor, check that all outputs V1-V2-V3-V4 are loaded with 75 ohm resistors connected to the monitors at the V and M terminals, or on the unused outputs. The last connected distributor must be loaded with a 75 ohm resistor connected to the V terminal.

Check the monitor power supply on terminals 5 and 6, check that the monitor rings for calls from the outdoor station or check that the power supply generates the call tone: connect a 50-100 ohm speaker between terminals 6 and 8 of the monitor and make a call from the outdoor station. If you have installed monitors that turn on simultaneously with the same call, use an Elvox call repeater part no. 934 after the third monitor and for the next four.

Check the connection on terminals V and M of the monitor, check the signal from the camera and verify that it is powered.

The P2 volume on the 6680 power supply for Sound System is set to maximum, it should be lowered.

For Sound System, adjust the outdoor station. On the back of the camera there is a potentiometer covered by a sticker which has "internal volume" written on the side. Adjust the potentiometer to increase and decrease the volume.

You have to use the call repeater 2/841 for Sound System.

It means that the Elvox 6560 speakerphone is not present or it is not connected.

Check that the input and output connects on the Elvox 6560 are not reversed or that the speakerphone has not been installed inversely.

Check that the speaker wires on the Elvox 6560 are not reversed or that the speakerphone has not been installed inversely.

No, it is only required for Sound System technology with intercoms (part no. 20555 - 20555.N - 20555.B - 14555 - 14555.SL).

The ELVOX part no. 6560 serves to integrate Vimar Intercoms (part no. 20555 - 20555.N - 20555.B - 14555 - 14555.SL) in Sound System and should be installed as close as possible to the Elvox power supply, connecting it according to the wiring schemes provided and upstream of the other devices installed.

No, you must use the Sound System video distributors 5556/004–6554 or use the input-output connection.

No, you must use the switching module 6591–6592 with Sound System.

No, you must still only use a 6680 power supply and just leave the video feature disconnected as the Vimar monitor with video door entry module needs to be powered (+ and - of the 6680).

A 6680 power supply can support up to two Vimar monitors with video door entry modules. For a greater number of monitors, an additional ELVOX part no. 6582 power supply must be installed, which can support another two monitors.

Yes, the adjustment should be made with the monitor on; press the H-key and D-key together to decrease volume, and the I-key and D-key together to increase it.

Yes, the adjustment should be made with the monitor off; press the H-key to decrease volume, and the I-key to increase it.

Yes, you can install bell repeaters via terminals 5 and 8 (outdoor station input or other inputs that you want to diffuse or enhance) of the removable 16-pin connector on the Vimar Video door entry module.

No, this feature is not supported.

No, this feature is not supported.

Yes it is possible with Sound System, just connect the output of the 6680 power supply to terminal 12 of the 16-pin removable connector on the Vimar Video door entry module. The Self-start activation function can be accessed by pressing button C or D on the monitor, depending on its configuration (if Confidential Conversation is active, the Self-start function can only be activated by the D answer button).

Yes, it is possible to associate the two bells with different tones in Sound System, so as to differentiate the sounds depending on where the button was pressed. This feature is possible due to the presence of multiple inputs on the removable 16-pin connector (terminals 8 and 11).

Up to 2, then you have to use an additional power supply 6582-6583.

The Video door entry system draws 240 mA in a call, 135 mA with the monitor turned on but not in a call, and 20 mA in standby.

No, the By-me system is only compatible with various video intercom technologies provided by the company ELVOX (Sound System, DigiBUS, "Due-Fili" (two wires) and CCTV).

The By-me control unit can function as either a control unit for home automation+SAI burglar alarm, or as a simple video intercom monitor (only on ELVOX video intercom systems), and with both functions, depending on whether the electronic board to manage one or the other function is purchased, or both are purchased and applied to the display. For the By-me wall-mounted unit (not the flush-mounted unit) the monitor already has one of either boards, or both boards (according to the part number, i.e., 01950, 01951, etc.).

Please refer to the "secondary ID" encoding procedure in the instructions.

No, encoding can only be performed from the Master panel.

No, the internal devices must be encoded exclusively from the Master panel. For this reason, if you have more than one entrance panel in a system, the first thing to do is to make the stairway or parallel panels slaves.

Yes, you should remove the jumper SA from the panel to enable the internal monitors to be turned on.

If you have a floor line with video distributors, you should remove the terminations from all of them except for the last one (jumper present in the active and passive distributors).

If you have an in/out configuration, you should remove the termination jumpers from all the monitors/interphones except for the last one.

At most 2 monitors should be turned on at the same time. From the third onwards, for each additional monitor you must add a type 6923. In the case of the monitor type 6329 you should add a supplementary power supply from the second monitor onwards.

Check that there is a jumper between terminals +12 and Vled on the panel's terminal block.

On an Elvox Two-Wire system there must always be only one master entrance panel (factory set) and the others must be programmed as slaves. In order to do this, you need to assign an ID to the secondary entrance panel following the instructions supplied with the product.

You should read around 28 V D.C. at any point on the bus.

It means that the call button is not associated with any audio/video door entry units.

Check that the microphone is correctly positioned on the panel. Its output must point downwards. Calibrate the volume controls on the front of the panel.

No, you need to follow the "secondary" identification encoding procedure described in the instructions.

If, when a button is pressed, the device emits a dull beep this indicates that it is encoded, if however it emits three beeps this indicates that it is has not been assigned a code.

No, the Two-Wire riser can be assembled even without a Two-Wire entrance panel, but it must still be programmed using a Two-Wire entrance panel. The internal Two-Wire devices will be called from the Digibus entrance panel(s).

On the Digibus side: 3 + coaxial (in the case of video system), only 3 in audio door entry systems. On the Two-Wire side: a pair of twisted cables.

From 2 to 15, as the Two Wire system considers the interface as a secondary entrance panel

Up to 14 entrance panels

Up to 200 devices in total (audio door entry phones or video door entry phone).