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1. Description
The keypad module provides entry control after keying in a
personal code for the speech units of the 41000 series.
If the speech unit has an
display
module art. 41018, the key-
pad can also be used to make calls to the indoor units, enter-
ing the desired number directly.
2. Features
• The module must be installed in conjunction with the A/V
module.
• The device has:
1) A pair of terminals for an AC input (configurable via
SaveProg)
2) A pair of terminals for a N/O input (C – NO)
• Power supply from Audio Video or Audio module via har-
ness.
• Current draw: 90 mA (from Audio Video or Audio module).
• Operating temperature: -25 °C / +55°C.
• Protection class: IP54
• IK08-rated for protection against impact (Pixel)
3. Entry control mode (CA)
The device enables activating a programmed command (e.g.,
lock opening, relay.. ) by entering a preconfigured code.
3.1. Operation
The keypad has 2 function keys referred to here as:
(Can-
cel) and
(Key).
Press the K button to go into “Code Entry” mode.
If there is no
display
module, pressing button C takes you out
of “Code Entry” mode.
Press button K to confirm and validate the entered code.
In brief:
a. Pressing the
button (Key), (enters code entry mode)
b. Pressing the digit buttons (entering the personal code)
c. Pressing the
button (Key), (confirms the code en-
tered)
d. Feedback for valid code and actuation or invalid code
feedback.
If the display is installed, pressing
(Cancel) lets you re-
move the most recently entered digit; pressing and holding
(Cancel) for two seconds deletes all the digits entered
previously; if
(Cancel) is held down for a further two sec-
onds you exit "Code Entry" mode.
You exit "Code Entry" mode also if you delete all previously
entered digits and then press
(Cancel) again.
If the display is installed, it gives feedback on the validity of
the code entered.
If the above-mentioned buttons are not pressed for more than
5 seconds, the system exits code entry mode.
3.2. Configuration
The codes can be managed and defined by the installer.
The codes have a variable length, and a maximum of 8 digits.
The codes are programmed by entering the AV module.
Connect the PC to the USB and follow the directions for using
Winboot.
4. Call mode
If the
display
module 41018 is fitted, the keypad module can
be used to make a call by directly keying in the desired exten-
sion number.
In standby mode enter the number and confirm.
For more details, follow the instructions of art. 41018.
Alphanumeric keypad for audio-video mod-
ules, buttons with white LED backlighting
and audible feedback, 1 input configurable
as external button for CA door opener or PA
door open, 1 N/O relay output, to be complet-
ed with front cover
The instruction manual is downloadable from the site
www.
vimar.com
INSTALLATION RULES.
Installation should be carried out observing current installation
regulations for electrical systems in the Country where the
products are installed.
CONFORMITY.
EMC directive
Standards EN 60065, EN 61000-6-1 and EN 61000-6-3.
INFORMATION FOR USERS UNDER DIRECTIVE
2012/19/UE (WEEE)
In order to avoid damage to the environment and hu-
man health as well as any administrative sanctions, any
appliance marked with this symbol must be disposed of sepa-
rately from municipal waste, that is it must be reconsigned to
the dealer upon purchase of a new one. Appliances marked
with the crossed out wheelie bin symbol must be collected in
accordance with the instructions issued by the local authori-
ties responsible for waste disposal.
