Vimar Tab 7509, 7509/D Entryphone User Manual

Description

The Vimar Tab entryphone is a surface-mounting device for the Due Fili system. It features a handset, loudspeaker for electronic calls, and a capacitive keypad for entryphone and intercom functions. It includes four buttons for main video door entry functions: door lock release, self-start, auxiliary services (like stair lighting), and ringtone muting. Additionally, it has four programmable buttons for auxiliary functions or intercommunicating calls.

The entryphone allows control over ringtone volume, ringtone muting, and ringtone type selection. Users can choose different ringtones for calls from various sources, such as outdoor stations, landing calls, or intercom calls.

LED indicators are present for "door/gate open" and "Unanswered calls" (up to 4 calls).

The Tab 7509/D model includes a hearing aid function (Teleloop) for audio frequency amplification.

Note: Before programming, it is recommended to read the instructions carefully to understand the device's characteristics, functions, and features.

Diagram Description:

• Call to/from Reception switchboard: Indicates communication with a reception switchboard.
• Call from Outdoor Station: Indicates a call originating from an outdoor station.
• Auxiliary services activation: Refers to the activation of auxiliary services, such as stair lighting.
• Door release of the calling Outdoor Station: Indicates the function to release the door lock of the calling outdoor station.
• Outdoor Station Self-start: Indicates the self-start function for an outdoor station.
• Intercoms: Indicates intercommunicating calls with other indoor stations.
• 2 DUE FILI PLUS: Indicates compatibility with the Due Fili Plus system.

Button Functions (Front View)

The entryphone features several buttons with specific functions:

Note: When the entryphone is idle or busy, buttons must be pressed for at least 0.4 seconds. Otherwise, they are considered "rapid" presses.

Signalling (Front View)

The entryphone uses LED indicators for signalling:

Operation

The TAB 7509 entryphone is designed to receive calls from Indoor Stations, Outdoor Stations, and the Reception switchboard. It also supports self-start of the Outdoor Station, intercom calls, and lock release.

Important: For the indoor station to function, an ID code must be configured. Pressing a button will produce a beep if an ID is assigned, or three beeps if no ID is assigned or it has been deleted.

Answering a call

Calls from an outdoor station or intercom device can be answered during or after ringing. Lift the handset to answer and replace it to end the call.

Receiving a door call

When a door call button is pressed (connected directly or via interface 6120), the entryphone rings with a distinct tone. Lifting the handset stops the ringtone.

For landing calls using a push button connected to terminals FP and M, the ringtone duration depends on the push button press time (max 10s). The melody cannot be configured in this case.

Making an intercom call

To make an intercom call, lift the handset and press the configured button for the desired indoor station. A tone indicates the call is in progress. If the called station is busy, a tone will be heard on the calling entryphone. Communication activates automatically upon answering. Hang up the handset to end the conversation. Maximum conversation time is 5 minutes by default.

Missed call from switchboard

If enabled via SaveProg, the "Ringtone mute" button signals unanswered calls from a reception switchboard. This signal stops when any operation is performed.

Muting the ringtone during a call

Pressing the ringtone mute button [B] during a call silences the ringtone for the current and subsequent calls. This function applies to all incoming calls.

Lock control

Press the lock release button [C] to send the door lock release command to the outdoor station (default: last calling outdoor station).

Self-start

With dedicated button [A]: Lift the handset, press button [A] briefly to self-start and communicate with the master outdoor station. Replace the handset to end the conversation.

With configured button: Lift the handset and press the button configured for a specific outdoor station to perform self-start and communicate with that station.

Calling a reception switchboard

To call a reception switchboard, lift the handset and press button [B] (or the button configured for this purpose).

Alert

In conjunction with the reception switchboard 40510, the indoor station can send signals to the switchboard operator, even when the Due Fili bus is busy. The FP-M input can be used without keys, but this disables the local landing call function.

Alert Configuration (via SaveProg):

• Enabling: Disabled (default) or Enabled.
• Polarity state active: Contact normally open (default) or Contact normally closed.
• Activation delay: 0.1s (default), 0.5s, 1s, or 2s.
• Signalling mode: None, LED (default), Sound, or Call repeater output.

Status and Timers:

User Configurations

Selecting call tunes

10 different ringtones can be selected and assigned to outdoor, intercommunicating, and door calls. The selection is made with the entryphone on standby and the handset on the hook.

Configuration Steps:

1. Press and hold button [B] for 2s until LED [G] flashes and an audible signal is heard.
2. Press and hold the button corresponding to the desired call type (1, 2, or 3) until the melody is heard.
3. Press the same button repeatedly to cycle through melodies.
4. Press button [B] or wait 5s to save the selection. The LED will flash and turn off.

Note: For landing calls via a push button connected to FP and M, ringtone changes require SaveProg software.

Ringtone volume adjustment

The ringtone volume is adjustable across 6 levels. Adjustment is done with the entryphone on standby and the handset on the hook.

Configuration Steps:

1. Press and hold button [B] for 2s until LED [G] flashes and an audible signal is heard.
2. Press button [A] to increase volume, or button [C] to decrease volume. Each press adjusts the volume by one level.
3. Press button [B] or wait 5s to save the setting. The LED will flash, and a "beep" will be emitted.

Ringtone mute

Press button [B] to mute the ringtone; the button light will confirm. Press again to reactivate.

Note: During a call, pressing button [B] mutes the ringtone for the current and subsequent calls. This affects all incoming call types.

Installer Configurations

Basic entryphone configurations include:

• ID code configuration: Performed on the first indoor station of a group for individual or simultaneous calls.
• Secondary ID configuration: For entryphones associated with a master indoor station.
• Programmable button configuration: For auxiliary services or intercom calls.

Configurations require the system to be on, without active communication, and after connecting indoor stations and configuring outdoor stations. Caution: All configuration/deletion phases must be performed with the handset lifted.

Configuration can be done via:

• "Simplified" configuration mode: Using indoor station buttons (available from firmware version 1.06).
• "Standard" configuration mode: Using indoor station buttons.
• "SaveProg" software: For the Due Fili Plus system.

Note: ID configuration is only performed from the indoor station and is not available via SaveProg.

ID Code Configuration

The ID code is configured using a main (MASTER) outdoor station. The entryphone is supplied without an ID. To verify, press the lock release button [C]; an audible signal (three beeps) should be heard. Caution: You have 30 seconds to press the call button on the entrance panel or send the code after entering configuration mode.

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold the lock release button [C] for 6s. A "beep" (0.5s) will sound when the time expires.
3. Release the lock release button [C]. A different frequency "beep" signals the release.
4. Press the button on the MASTER outdoor station you wish to receive calls from.
5. The ID code is associated, and communication ends. An acoustic signal confirms success.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold button [A] for 2s until an audible signal is heard, initiating communication with the MASTER outdoor station.
5. Release button [A]. Caution: You have 5s to press button [A] again. If not pressed within 5s, repeat steps 1-3.
6. Press the button on the MASTER outdoor station for the desired call.
7. The ID code is associated, and communication ends. An acoustic signal confirms success.

Note: For alphanumerical entrance panels, type the ID code and confirm with the call button.

Note: If an ID is already associated, the outdoor station emits a lower tone beep, and the operation must be repeated.

Secondary ID Code Configuration

This is required when multiple indoor stations need to be called simultaneously using the same button or call code. The "master" indoor station is configured first, and then additional stations are configured with the secondary ID code. Up to 3 additional stations can be associated without SaveProg software.

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Press and hold the lock release button [C] for 6s. A "beep" (0.5s) will sound.
3. Continue holding [C]. After 2s more, two "beeps" will sound in sequence.
4. Release the lock release button [C]. A different frequency "beep" signals the release.
5. Press the button on the MASTER outdoor station corresponding to the "master" indoor station.
6. The secondary ID code is associated, and communication ends. An acoustic signal confirms success.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold buttons [A] and [B] for 2s until an audible signal is heard, initiating communication with the outdoor station.
5. Release buttons [A] and [B]. Caution: You have 5s to press buttons [A] and [B] again. If not pressed within 5s, repeat steps 1-3.
6. Press the button on the MASTER outdoor station for the desired call.
7. The ID code is associated, and communication ends. An acoustic signal confirms success.

Caution: When configuring primary and secondary IDs, entryphones automatically acquire a code based on the call button or code used. If ID=8 is assigned to a second entryphone, the system might automatically assign ID=72 (or 73/74 if they exist). A call to ID=8 rings all stations in the group. A call to ID=72 rings only the specific entryphone.

Note: To delete from a group, refer to the "Default data restore procedure" section.

Button Configuration

Button configuration procedure for intercom calls (1, 2, 3, 4, [A])

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Press and hold the button to be configured for at least 6s. A "beep" will sound.
2. Release the button.
3. Within 60s, press the lock release button [C] on the indoor station you want to call.
4. Another "beep" confirms the button configuration for intercom calls.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset of the entryphone to be configured (caller) and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold the button to be configured.
5. Wait for a continuous tone from the handset.
6. Release the button to be configured.
7. Press a button on the indoor station to be called (e.g., lock release, F1/F2, Stair light/Relay).
8. An audible signal in the caller's handset confirms correct procedure completion.

Restoring the default configuration of each individual button (1, 2, 3, 4, [A])

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode 1):

1. Press and hold the button to be restored for at least 6s. A "beep" (high tone) will sound.
2. Release the button.
3. Press the button again to restore its default configuration.

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode 2):

1. Press and hold the button to be restored for at least 6s. A "beep" (high tone) will sound after 6s.
2. Continue holding the button. After 3s more, two "beeps" will sound.
3. Continue holding the button. After 3s more, a long tone indicates the button has been reset.
4. Release the button.
5. Another "beep" will sound.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold the button to be restored.
5. Wait for an audible signal from the handset.
6. Release the button.
7. Press the button again to confirm. Another signal will be emitted. The button is now restored to its default value.

Caution: For buttons [A] and [B], SaveProg software is required for restoration.

Configuration of a button for self-starting a specific outdoor station (1, 2, 3, 4, [A])

(Different from the self-start function enabled using button [A])

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Press and hold the button to be configured for at least 6s. A "beep" will sound.
2. Release the button.
3. In the outdoor station, press the call button corresponding to the indoor station being configured.
4. A high tone confirms the end of the procedure. The indoor station will be called by the outdoor station concerned.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold the button to be configured.
5. Wait for an audible signal from the handset.
6. Release the button.
7. In the outdoor station, press the call button corresponding to the indoor station being configured.
8. An audible signal in the caller's handset confirms correct procedure completion.

Configuration of a button for lock release of a specific outdoor station (1, 2, 3, 4, [A])

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Press and hold the button to be configured for at least 6s until a "beep" followed by two "beeps" in sequence are emitted.
2. Continue holding the button. After 2s more, two "beeps" set apart will sound.
3. Release the button.
4. From the outdoor station, make a call to the indoor station being configured.
5. The indoor station receives the call and confirms the button configuration with a new "beep".

Default data restore (Deleting configuration settings)

Configuration procedure (“Simplified” mode):

1. Press and hold the lock release button [C] for 6s. A "beep" (0.5s) will sound.
2. Continue holding the lock release button [C]. After 2s more, two "beeps" set apart will sound.
3. Continue holding the lock release button [C]. After 2s more, a continuous tone for 5s will sound.
4. Release the lock release button [C].
5. While the continuous tone is sounding, press the lock release button [C] again.
6. Release and press the lock release button [C] again; three "beeps" will be emitted.

Configuration procedure in “Standard” mode

1. Lift the handset and bring it to your ear.
2. Simultaneously press and hold buttons [A] and [B] until LED [G] flashes.
3. Release buttons [A] and [B].
4. Press and hold the key [C] again.
5. When the entryphone handset emits an audible signal, release button [A] and briefly press button [B] again.
6. The entryphone configurations have now been deleted. To check, press button [A]; the handset should emit an audible signal.

Regulatory Compliance

EMC directive. RoHS directive.

Standards: EN 62368-1, EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-6-3, EN 60118-4, EN IEC 63000.

REACH (EU) Regulation no. 1907/2006 – art.33: The product may contain traces of lead.

WEEE - User Information

The crossed bin symbol indicates that the product must be collected separately from other waste at the end of its life. Users must hand over the equipment to appropriate municipal collection centers for differentiated electrical and electronic waste. Alternatively, you can return the equipment to the distributor when purchasing a new equivalent appliance, or to electronics distributors with a sales area of at least 400 m² for products smaller than 25 cm.

Proper sorted waste collection promotes recycling, processing, and environmentally conscious disposal, preventing negative impacts on the environment and human health, and encouraging material reuse and recycling.

Installation and Maintenance

• Installation must be carried out by qualified persons in compliance with current electrical equipment installation regulations in the country of installation.
• Warnings for the user:
• Do not open or tamper with the appliance.
• In case of faults, contact specialized personnel.
• Maintenance: Clean using a soft cloth. Do not pour water onto the appliance and do not use any type of chemical product.

Further Information

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