Elvox 6931 Manuel utilisateur

Installation and operation manual

Art. 6931

Audio speech unit “Due Fili Elvox”

The expansion modules (type 12TS, 12TS/0, 693p, 8051, 8052, 8053,

8054) can be connected to speech unit type 6931 to increase the num-

ber of the call push-buttons according to the type of panel.

12TS Additional module with 4 call push-buttons to install in panels

series 1200.

12TS/0 Additional module for connecting 8 push-buttons, applicable

also to entrance panels not belonging to the Elvox series.

693P Addition module with reduced dimensions: 48x70x19 mm (W

x H x D), to be applied also to non ELVOX entrance panels.

8054 (8051, 8052, 8053) additional modules with 4, 1, 2, 3 call

push-buttons with plates, for entrance panels series 8000.

Cable for additional

push-button modules to

CN10

Cable for “Engaged – Please

wait” to C3.3

(Two coloured wires: one red

and one black)

Cable for two push-buttons

to C 3.4 - CH1

to C 3.2 - CH2

((Two coloured green wires)

Cable for name-tag lighting

a C3.6 - Name-tag led

(Two coloured wires: one

green and one black)

Microphone

C3.2 - C3.4

Bracket with ﬁxing

screws for speech unit

GENERAL INFORMATION

Article 6931 is a speech unit for DUE FILI ELVOX “ELVOX TWO-

WIRE” audio door entry systems. Article 6931 can manage up to 200

calls and can be used as a Master speech unit, making it possible to

create audio door entry systems. In addition, it can co-exist with video

panels in a mixed DUE FILI ELVOX “ELVOX TWO-WIRE” system (in-

terphone/monitor), by using concentrators art. 692C.

It can be installed in entrance panels series:

- 8000

- 8100

- Patavium

- 3300

- Mail boxes (2550/301 and 2550/302)

- 1200 (for more than 2 push-buttons it is necessary to couple one or

more additional plates with push-buttons type 125x).

Speech unit type 6931 is completely equivalent to type 6930. The

only difference is that, in case of connection of camera type 6570,

657C or interface for TVCC camera type 693T it enables a higher di-

stance between the speech unit and the camera (see wiring diagrams

N. SI559, SI560 for the maximum length of wiring).

Type 6931 can be coupled with B/W or colour cameras, or with conver-

ter module for external camera type CCTV.

Type 6570 B/W camera without speech unit

Type 657C Colour camera without speech unit

Type 693T Converter module for external B/W or colour camera

(type CCTV) in 4 DIN modules enclosure.

Series of en-

trance panels

With internal camera

type 6931 + type 6570

type 6931 + type 657C

With external camera

type 6931 + type 693T

8000 YES

by applying

type 8010 + 8020 (for

6570)

type 8010 + 8T20 (for

657C)

YES

8100 NO YES

PATAVIUM NO YES

3300 NO YES

2550/301-302 YES YES

1200 NO YES

Fig. 1

C3.1 Microphone

Speech unit adjustments

External volume

Speech unit activation time

Internal volume

The settings are printed on the back of the speech unit (see Fig. 1)

CN10

C B A

CN9

Connector

for

Art. 950C or

Art. 692I or

Art. 692I/U

CAB2 B1 S- S+

C3.5 Video

C3.2- CH2

C3.3 Wait/busy

C3.4 - CH1

C3.6 Internal LED power supply

RESET

Speech unit terminals

M VL GROUND

VL POWER SUPPLY OF LEDS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY MODULES

M GROUND

CA DOOR LOCK COMMAND (CONNECT TO “M”)

B2 2-WIRE BUS

B1 2-WIRE BUS

S- LOCK OUTPUT

S+ LOCK OUTPUT

The speech unit gives a current peak IT> 1A for 10 mS after which there follows a holding current IM= 200mA for the entire

duration of the lock command (see lock time).

LED supply

voltage for

additional

modules

C3.2- C3.4

Series of

entrance pa-

nels

Number of

push-buttons Entrance panel type Cables Substitutive

lamp holder

type

Figure

8000

1 88T1 C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 5, page 10

1 8911 C3.4, C3.6 R263 Fig. 6, page 10

2 88T2 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 5, page 10

2 891D C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 R263 Fig. 6, page 10

More than 2

push-buttons 80PA + 8054 (o 8051,

8052, 8053) + module

holder frames, boxes se-

ries 8000

CN10, C3.3 Fig. 4B, page 9

More than 2

push-buttons RPF3 + 8054 (o 8051,

8052, 8053) + module

holder frames, boxes se-

ries 8000

CN10 Fig. 4A, page 9

8100 1 8101 C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 8, page 12

2 8102 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 8, page 12

PATAVIUM 1 2101 C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 9, page 12

2 2102 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 Fig. 9, page 12

More than 2

push-buttons 21xx + 693P C3.6, CN10

3300 1 3301 + Back box Serie

3300 C3.4, C3.6 R261 Fig. 11, page 13

2 3302 + Back box Serie

3300 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 R261 Fig. 11, page 13

More than 2

push-buttons 3300 + 3958 + Back box

Serie 3300 CN10

330X + 39xx + Back box

Serie 3300 C3.6, CN10

2550/301-302

1 2550/301 C3.4, C3.6 R261 Fig. 10, page 13

2 2550/302 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 R261 Fig. 10, page 13

1200 1 1200 C3.4, C3.6 R264 Fig. 7, page 11

2 1200 C3.2, C3.6, C3.4 R264 Fig. 7, page 11

1200 with

more than 2

calls

1200 (only for speech unit

Art. 6931) + 125x + 12TS CN10, C3.6 R264 Fig. 7, page 11

Cabinet 1 25V2* C3.4, C3.6 R264 Fig. 13, page 14

2 25V2 C3.2, C3.4, C3.6 R264 Fig. 13, page 14

Up to 8 pu-

sh-buttons 25V4 or 25V6 or 25V8,

693P C3.6 R264 Fig. 13, page 14

Up to 12 pu-

sh-buttons 25V8, 2508, 2x693P C3.6, C3.10 R264 Fig. 13, page 14

Up to 24 pu-

sh-buttons 25V8, 2526, 693P,

2x693P CN10 and cable of

art. 693P and art.

693P/M

R264 Fig. 13, page 14

Fig. 2

CN9

1234

DIP SWITCH ID TARGA

ON ON

ON ON ON

ON ON

ONON

ON ON ON

ON ON

ON ONON

NON ASSEGNATO

1 (MASTER)

15ON ONONON

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATIONS

The software conﬁgurations can be carried out in two dif-

ferent ways:

- basic conﬁguration of software

- advanced software conﬁgurations

INSTALLATION

Assembling and installing the speech unit Art. 6931 requires

the following phases:

- installing the speech unit

- wiring the leads

- installing and wiring any additional modules

- connecting the speech unit to the system

- assigning identiﬁcation

- programming the speech unit

N.B. Do not connect the bus of the speech unit to the system

until the speech unit wirings have been connected to the

entrance panel.

BUS TERMINATION

On the bottom left side, above the terminal block, there is

the 3-position connector CN9 (Fig. 2). A jumper in one of

the 3 possible positions (A, B, C) enables terminating the

bus correctly as regards the video signal for mixed systems

(audio and video door entry systems). Try out the condition

providing the best vision. If the system is solely an audio

door entry system, insert it in position A.

ASSIGNING

IDENTIFICATION

CN10 ADDITIONAL PU-

SHBUTTONS ART. 8054

ASSIGNING IDENTIFICATION

The identiﬁer is assigned with 4 dip switches on the bot-

tom left side above the terminal block (Fig. 2), outside the

enclosure and under the safety lid. The correspondence

between the position of the dip switch and the ID is speci-

ﬁed in the following table.

MICROPHONE

ENTRANCE

PANEL ID

NOT ASSIGNED

Fig. 3A

Fig. 3B

RESETTING PROGRAMS TO THE DEFAULT VALUE

It is possible to bring the programs back to the default value

with a straightforward procedure.

• Open the speech unit by levering on the fastener hooks

(see Fig. 4A).

• Raise the fastener labelled 1 (up arrow).

• Raise the fastener labelled 2 (up arrow).

• Momentarily move the jumper of the termination from CN9

onto terminals 2 and 3 of the programming connector (see

Fig. 4B).

• Momentarily press the reset button RST with the aid, if ne-

cessary, of a plastic screwdriver.

DO NOT USE ANY METAL INSTRUMENTS THAT CAN

MECHANICALLY DAMAGE THE ELECTRONIC CIR-

CUIT OR CREATE SHORT CIRCUITING.

• The speech unit emits a continuous tone for two seconds.

• As the tone is being emitted, press one of the call buttons.

The programs are now reset.

The speech unit restarts by itself. Afterwards put the jumper

back into its original position CN9.

BASIC SOFTWARE CONFIGURATIONS

PUSH-BUTTONS RESET

For the outdoor station it is possible to reset the two push-but-

tons CH1 and CH2 without using external helps. This can be

done with the following procedure, described for a generic pu-

sh-button. It is applied either to CH1 either to CH2.

- Remove the terminal block protection cover prizing up on

the closing hooks (see ﬁg. 3A, arrow 1).

- Raise the hooks indicated with 1 (arrow upward)

- Hold down the RESET push-button using, if necessary, a

plastic screwdriver.

DO NOT USE METALLIC INSTRUMENTS WHICH CAN

DAMAGE MECHANICALLY THE ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT

OR CAUSE SHORT-CIRCUITS.

- Holding down the RESET push-button, keep pressed also

the call push-button to be reprogrammed.

- Hold down the call push-button, release the RESET pu-

sh-button.

- After two seconds the loudspeaker emits a tone. Simulta-

neously all the sets with the hook lifted emit a three tone

scale.

- Release the call push-button.

- Press, from the internal unit you want to call with the pu-

sh-button, one of the push-buttons: lock release, actuator

activation, stair light, F1, F2. Pay attention that if you want

to call a group, this manoeuvre is to be effected by the

leader of the group. You have 25 seconds to carry out this

operation, after that the outdoor station goes back to the

rest mode emitting a tone.

- The outdoor unit conﬁrms the programming with a tone.

- To return to default programming, instead of acting on the

internal unit, press again the push-button you want to pro-

gram.

- As an option, verify if the association is correct by pressing

the just programmed push-button and control if the desired

internal unit is called.

- At the end ﬁt the protection cover again.

Fig. 3C

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

Non utilizzare 1 ... 4

5 ... 8

13 ... 16

21 ... 24

29 ... 32

37 ... 40

45 ... 48

53 ... 56

61 ... 64

9 ... 12

17 ... 20

25 ... 28

33 ... 36

41 ... 44

49 ... 52

57 ... 60

65 ... 68

{7 ... 10}

][

{ 3 ... 6 }

][

{11 ... 14}

][

{15 ... 18}][ {19 ... 22}][

{23 ... 26}]

[{27 ... 30}][

{31 ... 34}]

[{35 ... 38}]

[

{39 ... 42}

]

[{43 ... 46}

]

[

{47 ... 50}]

[{51 ... 54}]

[

{55 ... 57}]

[{59 ... 62}]

[

{63 ... 66}]

[{67 ... 70}]

[

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

69 ... 72

77 ... 80

73 ... 76

81 ... 84

85 ... 88 89 ... 92

93 ... 96 97 ... 100

101 ... 104 105 ... 108

109 ... 112 113 ... 116

{71 ... 74}]

[{75 ... 78}]

[

{79 ... 82}]

[{83 ... 86}]

[

{87 ... 90}]

[{91 ... 94}

]

[

{95 ... 98}]

[{99 ... 102}]

[

{103 ... 106}]

[ {107... 110}][

{111 ... 114}][ {115 ... 118}]

[

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

125 ... 128 129 ... 132

133 ... 136

141 ... 144

149 ... 152

157 ... 160

165 ... 168

137 ... 140

145 ... 148

153 ... 156

161 ... 164

169 ... 172

123

128

123

128

117 ... 120 121 ... 124

{119 ... 122}]

[{123 ... 126}

]

[

{127 ... 130}]

[{131 ... 134}]

[

{135 ... 138}]

[{139 ... 142}]

[

{147 ... 150}]

[

{143 ... 146}]

[

{151 ... 154}]

[{155 ... 157}]

[

{159 ... 162}

]

[{163 ... 166}

]

[

{167 ... 170}]

[{171 ... 174}]

[

ADDITIONAL MODULE PUSHBUTTON HARDWARE

PROGRAMMING (ART. 8051, 8052, 8053, 8054, 12TS,

12TS/0, 639P)

The dip-switches modify the hardware code of the ﬁrst pu-

shbutton at the top right of the module, while the other pu-

shbuttons are associated consecutively from top to bottom,

right to left (see Tables 1 and 2). Take care not to overlap the

codes of pushbuttons on the same panel. When using the

modules with pushbuttons in single or double columns the

parameter “Single/Double pushbuttons” must be program-

med according to the type of module (see programming).

The conﬁguration of parameter “single push-buttons”

determines the numbering of push-buttons. If the “sin-

gle push-buttons” parameter is set to 2 or 3 take into

account the values in [ ] bracket, on the contrary if the

value is set to 0 or 1 take into account the values in {

} bracket.

TABLE 1 - PUSHBUTTONS IN A SINGLE COLUMN

Not to be used

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

Non utilizzare 1 ... 8

9... 16

25 ... 32

41 ... 48

57 ... 64

73 ... 80

89 ... 96

105 ... 112

121 ... 128

137 ... 144

153 ... 160

169 ... 176

17 ... 24

33 ... 40

49 ... 56

65 ... 72

81 ... 88

97 ... 104

113 ... 120

129 ... 136

145 ... 152

161 ... 168

177 ... 184

185 ... 192 193 ... 200

{3 ... 10}]

[

{11 ... 18}

]

[{19 ... 26}

]

[

{27 ... 34}]

[{35 ... 42}]

[

{43 ... 50}]

[{51 ... 58}]

[

{59 ... 66}]

[{67 ... 74}]

[

{75 ... 82}]

[{83 ... 90}]

[

{91... 98}]

[{99 ... 106}

]

[

{107 ... 114}]

[{115 ... 122}]

[

{123 ... 130}

]

[{131 ... 138}

]

[

{139 ... 146}]

[{147 ... 154}]

[

{155 ... 162}]

[{163 ... 170}]

[

{171 ... 178}]

[{179 ... 186}

]

[

{187 ... 194}]

[{195 ... 200}]

[

TAB. 2 - PUSH-BUTTONS IN TWO ROWS OR TO BE

USED WITH ADDITIONAL MODULES TYPES 12TS/0

AND 693P

Not to be used

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

123

128

173 ... 176

181 ... 184

189 ... 192

197 ... 200

177 ... 180

185 ... 188

193 ... 196

{175 ... 178}

]

[{179 ... 182}

]

[

{183 ... 186}

]

[{187 ... 190}

]

[

{191 ... 194}

]

[{195 ... 198}

]

[

{199 ... 200}

]

[

Art. RPF3

Additional module with

push-buttons

Art 6931

Audio speech unit

Art. 9192

Flush-mounted box

Art. RPF3

Microphone

Frame

Bracket with ﬁxing screws for

speech unit

Fig. 4B

If using the “BUSY - WAIT” si-

gnal, use the entrance panel

module 8000 series, Art.

80PA, otherwise Art. RPF3.

Art. 80PA

Fig. 4A

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Art. 8911 + ART. R263

Art. 891D + ART. R263

Art. 88T1

Art. 88T2

ART. R263

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