ELVOX 69AM/T - Camera Vimar - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Indoor/Outdoor Security Camera
Model	ELVOX 69AM/T
Brand	Vimar
Dimensions (W x H x D)	Approx. 70 x 120 x 150 mm
Weight	Approx. 500 g
Power Supply	12V DC, 1A
Image Sensor	1/3" CMOS
Resolution	2 Megapixels (1920x1080)
Lens	Fixed 2.8mm, F2.0
Field of View	Horizontal: 90°, Vertical: 50°
Night Vision	IR LEDs up to 10m
Video Compression	H.264 / H.265
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Ethernet 10/100
Audio	Built-in microphone and speaker
Storage	MicroSD card up to 128GB, Cloud storage
IP Rating	IP65 (weatherproof)
Main Functions	Motion detection, two-way audio, remote viewing via app
Maintenance and Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth; avoid water jets
Safety	Use only supplied power adapter; CE, RoHS certified
Spare Parts and Repairability	Contact Vimar service center for spare parts
General Information	Compatible with Vimar mobile app

Frequently Asked Questions - ELVOX 69AM/T Vimar

How do I reset the ELVOX 69AM/T camera to factory defaults?

To reset, press and hold the reset button on the back of the camera for 10 seconds until the LED flashes red. The camera will reboot with default settings.

What is the maximum microSD card capacity supported?

The camera supports microSD cards up to 128GB. Format the card to FAT32 before use.

Can I use the camera outdoors?

Yes, the camera has an IP65 rating, making it suitable for outdoor use. It is weather-resistant against dust and water jets.

How do I connect the camera to Wi-Fi?

Download the Vimar app, create an account, and follow the in-app instructions. Ensure your phone is on a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Scan the QR code on the camera to pair.

Why is my camera not showing video?

Check that the camera is powered on and connected to your network. Ensure the app is up-to-date. Try restarting the camera and router. If using an SD card, verify it is inserted correctly.

Can I share access to the camera with other users?

Yes, via the Vimar app, you can share camera access by inviting other accounts through the 'Share' menu. Up to 8 users can be added.

What is the night vision range?

The built-in IR LEDs provide night vision up to 10 meters in complete darkness.

Is the camera compatible with smart home systems?

The camera works with Vimar's own ecosystem and can be integrated via the app. For third-party integrations, check for IFTTT or Alexa support in future firmware updates.

How do I update the camera firmware?

Open the Vimar app, go to Device Settings, select 'Firmware Update'. If an update is available, follow the prompts. Ensure stable power and network during update.

What should I do if the camera is offline?

Check power and network cables. Restart the camera by unplugging for 30 seconds. Verify Wi-Fi signal strength. If using Ethernet, test the cable. Re-pair the camera via the app if needed.

USER MANUAL ELVOX 69AM/T Vimar

Select Function: Terminal Mode

Program, 69AM OK GG/MM/AA SW 000

Message. Language English

The instructions manual can be downloaded from the website: www.vimar.com

Installation rules

Installation must be carried out by qualified persons in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electrical equipment in the country where the products are installed.

Regulatory compliance

EMC directive

Standards EN 60065, EN 61000-6-1 and EN 61000-6-3.

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

WEEE - User information

The crossed bin symbol on the appliance or on its packaging indicates that the product at the end of its life must be collected separately from other waste. The user must therefore hand the equipment at the end of its life cycle over to the appropriate municipal centres for the differentiated collection of electrical and electronic waste. As an alternative to independent management, you can deliver the equipment you want to dispose of free of charge to the distributor when purchasing a new appliance of an equivalent type. You can also deliver electronic products to be disposed of that are smaller than 25 cm for free, with no obligation to purchase, to electronics distributors with a sales area of at least 400 m². Proper sorted waste collection for subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally conscious disposal of the old equipment helps to prevent any possible negative impact on the environment and human health while promoting the practice of reusing and/or recycling materials used in manufacture.

1. General information

Art. 69AM/T is a video only switch used in the Elvox DUE FILI VIDEO DOOR ENTRY SYSTEM for video surveillance.

Up to four cameras can be connected to the base module. Using expansion module Art. 69AM/T4, to which up to a maximum of four cameras can be connected at a time, the number of cameras can be increased. Up to 3 modules Art. 69AM/T4 can be connected to Art. 69AM/T, for a maximum of 16 cameras.

Combined with a suitably configured concierge switchboard Art. 40510, it makes it possible to set up a camera function for the switchboard itself. In this configuration, you need to use a 69AM/T for every switchboard and the only camera must be connected to the V1 - MV1 input.

The 69AM/T switch cannot be used simultaneously for any other purpose.

The maximum number of cameras according to the additional 69AM/T4 modules (Fig. 2) is indicated in the following table:

ADDITIONAL MODULES	MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CAMERAS
0	4
1	8
2	12
3	16

2. Electrical Installation

The interface is connected to the system by means of the terminal block CN10 located to the upper left (Fig. 1).

MARK DESCR	PTION
+E +I of a possible auxiliary power supply unit Art.6923, the – should be connected to M
F2 Open collector output, max 100 mA. As a source of power supply, use +12 VDC
F1 Open collector output, max 100 mA. As a source of power supply, use +12 VDC
12 To be used to power the loads on F1 and / or F2. 100 mA maximum. It is only present when at least one of F1, F2, camera, data transmission is active
M Reference ground of +I, 12, +E
+ I Active positive output max. 100 mA (+12VDC when a camera is on).
B1, B2 Elvox Due Fili bus

Connector CN15 of the 69AM/T should be connected to the EXP. IN of the first 69AM/T4 module. The EXP. OUT of the 69AM/T4 should be connected to the EXP. IN of the subsequent one and so on.

The cameras should be connected using a coaxial cable to V1-M1, V2-M2 and so on (Fig. 3).

For the configuration of the 69AM/T4 module, see the related instructions.

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Fig.1
Art. 69AM/T

Fig. 2
Fig. 3

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3. Hardware configuration

Reference is made to CN10 positioned to the upper left hereafter.

3.1. BUS TERMINATION

On the upper left side, under CN10, is connector CN1. A jumper in one of the three possible positions A-B-C makes it possible to terminate the bus correctly as regards the video signal. Try the condition that allows the best vision as a compromise (see the table in the wiring diagrams section).

When closed, jumpers CN3, CN4, CN6 and CN7 insert a termination at 75 Ohm for each of the four possible video signals. The terminations are obviously independent (already inserted by default).

4. Software configurations

The configurations can be made using programmer 950C connected to CN9 situated at the top right and which is also accessible from outside the cover.

Alternatively, using interface 692I/U and the software complement for PC SaveProg.

The configurable parameters are described in Table A below:

Programmer 950C button layout

4.0 IDENTIFICATION ASSIGNMENT

The identification is assigned via software programming.

The switch can be identified as an entrance panel or as a device and as a CCTV for switchboard.

To identify it as an entrance panel, see paragraphs 4.2 and 4.3.

Table A

Parameter Default Subsequent item Previous item Sub-item
Language Italian(Local language)
ID as Entrance Panel 0(not assigned)
ID as Device 0(not assigned)
Switchboard CCTV 0
Installation Vertical Bus
Initial ID (+)(Appears for horizontal installation)	1
Final ID (+)(Appears for horizontal installation)	1000
IU per router (+)(Appears for horizontal installation)	200 (Router = 5)
Conversation time 120 s
Self-start time 10 s
Function F1 Time 1 s
Function F2 Time 1 s
Send Period presence 1 min.
Enabling Direct enabled,Common disabled
Switchboard(appears for horizontal installation)	Not assigned
Common F1 Blank			8 x or
F2 common	Blank		8 x or
Number of Cameras	1
Self-Start Sequence	Blank		204 if configured vertically,in horizontal configuration the devices as delimited by the window and valid IU per router (see table 3).For switchboards 40001 to 40008 default otherwise the one configured in Switchboard position.x or
O.U. Camera (Outdoor Unit)(Does not appear for horizontal installation)	Blank		200 x or
Outdoor unit ID(Does not appear for horizontal installation)	Blank		8 x or
Audio powered on(only valid for 69AM)	YES		16 x or
For EEPROM reset	N.O.

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The button has no function because the programmer is powered via the bus. For the same reason the auto-shutdown function is not available. The programmer and buttons enable selection of the following item from the main menu:

Select Function: Terminal Mode

During the wait for an answer from the switch, the display shows:

Entering Terminal Mode

After a few seconds, the programmer display shows the type and version of the software related to the switch:

Program. 69AM OK GG/MM/AA SW 000

Immediately after, the first item of the programming menu is displayed. The programming procedure terminates either when the timeout elapses or when the exit button is pressed while the user is in any of the external menus listed below.

4.1 - Message language

Messag. Language English

Programming can be in Italian (default local language) or English. Other languages are available for the respective markets. To change language, press 1 for Italian or 2 for English.

Messag. Language Italian

To cancel, press Exit To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

Fatto! Italian

The display now changes to:

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.2 - Switch ID as entrance panel

Press the button to move on to the next item, which can be used to change the ID of the switch. To change the ID, type in the digits in order to compose 0 or a number between 2 and 15 in the case of a Vertical installation and between 2 and 8248 in the case of a Horizontal installation.

Panel ID 12

To cancel, press EXITTo confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, after checking that there are no other objects in the system at that time with the same address, is indicated in the first line of the display:

Done! 12

If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display shows the error:

Out of Range 59

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.3 - Switch ID as device

N.B.: this does not appear if the installation is Horizontal.

Press the button to move on to the next item, which can be used to change the ID of the switch, seen either as an entryphone or a video entryphone. The ID is not assigned by default:

Device ID

To change the ID; type in the digits in order to compose a number between 1 and 200 and which is not equal to the ID of an entryphone or video entryphone:

Digita ID disp.

Enter device ID 10

Enter device ID 100

To cancel, press Exit To confirm, press Acceptance of the command, after checking that there are no other objects in the system at that time with the same address, is indicated in the first line of the display:

Done! 100

100 Device ID

If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display shows the error:

of Range

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.3A - Switchboard CCTV

Press the button to move on to the next item, which can be used to change the enabling for use as a camera of a switchboard 40510.

The current value is shown on the display:

SwitchBoard CCTV

0 means not enabled.

For vertical installations, numbers 1 to 4 only are valid.

For horizontal installations from 129 to 144.

SwitchBoard CCTV 2

To cancel, press . To confirm, press . OK

Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

Done!

If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display shows the error:

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Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

N.B.: to operate correctly, all the other configurations must be set to default, except possibly the Horizontal / Vertical installation which must be the same as switchboard 40510 with which the 69AM/T will be used.

When using the Selector 69AM as a "Switchboard CCTV" using a switchboard 40510 with FW >= 1.22 you can associate the 40510 with a camera (the 1 of the 69AM). One 69AM == one 40510. The camera cannot be shared and the 69AM cannot be used for other purposes. The 69AM should be installed on the same bus side of the 40510 as any routers / separators, but always before the 69MX since it works like an entrance panel. In the 69AM, indicate the number of the switchboard associated with it (Horizontal ID/Vertical ID). Do not perform other configurations, except for Horizontal / Vertical. In the switchboard, installer menu, enable the use of the camera. When the switchboard (CdP) calls an internal unit, the receiver immediately sees the video of the caller. In the case of two CdPs, both fitted with a camera, the call is audio.

Note: If the ID is as CCTV, the ID as an Outdoor Unit is hidden if read with 950C, and if you reconfigure 0 in CCTV again the ID as outdoor unit reappears.

If the ID is as CCTV, operation as CCTV prevails over the two other possible configurations as Entrance Panel ID and as Vertical Device ID.

4.3B - Installation

You choose the installation mode for the electronic unit: ☐ for Vertical Installation or ☐ for Horizontal Installation.

Default: Vertical

Note: Exiting the configuration and returning the electronic unit to rest forces sorting the contacts list.

Note: When going from Horizontal to Vertical installation congruence with other existing settings is checked. If there are any of them that in the Vertical configuration are no longer valid, the electronic unit will show this with a message regardless of the language and with a numerical code:

To confirm the move from Horizontal to Vertical, that in this case involves automatic deletion of incompatible settings, depress the button. With you cancel the procedure, leaving the electronic unit in Horizontal mode and without losing the settings.

4.3C - Initial ID

This item appears only if the Horizontal configuration has been selected. It is necessary to indicate the first ID in the range of the (video) door entry units for which some configurations can be made in the electronic unit. These are: enabling for use of F1 / F2, self-start.

Default: 1

4.3D - Final ID

This is the same thing as paragraph 4.3C except that it refers to the last ID in the same range.

Default: 1000

N.B.: the range of the ensuing window must be equal to or less than 1000 internal units managed in accordance with the number of IU per router (see table 3). If it is not, the electronic unit will automatically correct the error, taking it to the maximum value permitted according to table 3, and it will warn the user to check the other end in order to be sure of the automatically corrected value and if necessary modify it to better suit your needs.

Configure the entrance panel indicating how many indoor units (IU) are connected at most after each router. The maximum number of all routers in the system should be indicated.

The number of IU per router is automatically optimised by the entrance panel so as to exploit the address as much as possible.

The total number of routers that can be managed by the switch will therefore be obtained from:

$$ \text { Router Number } = 1 0 0 0 / [ \mathrm{IU} \text { per Router } ] $$

Where 1000 is the number of IU that a single switch manages for the following functions:

• Enabling / disabling
• Self-start

For example with IU per Router = 50 you will be able to manage up to 20 routers. In some configurations you can add an additional router that covers the missing IU for a total of 1000.

The minimum of IU per Router is 31. There are 32 routers with 31 IU at most.

The maximum number of IU per Router is 200. In this case return to the default configuration which envisages 5 routers.

Without prejudice to the fact that for each router the IU continue to have IDs from 1 to 200, in the case of router 1, and then adding multiples of 200 for the other routers, now the entrance panel deals with a larger number of routers but limited to the first IU whose number was selected with the present programming.

For example the situation for the default 50 IU per router is as follows:

ROUTER NUMBER FROM ID TO ID
1 1 50
2 201 250
3 401 450
4 601 650
...
19 3601 3650
20 3801 3850

Default: 200

IU distribution per Router (see Table provided on the following pages)

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4.4 - Conversation time

Press the button to go to the next item in which the user can modify the time for which the conversation with switch lasts on the (video)entryphone. The current value is shown on the display:

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text {Convers. Time} \ 1 2 0 \mathrm{s} \end{array} $$

On entry of digits, the time can be modified in intervals of ten seconds:

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text {Convers. Time} \ 1 8 0 \mathrm{s} \end{array} $$

To cancel, press Exit To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Done!} \ 1 8 0 s \end{array} $$

If the time is outside the admissible interval, i.e. over 2550 seconds, the first line of the display shows the error:

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text {Out of Range} \ 9 9 9 0 s \end{array} $$

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.5 - Self-start time

Press the button to go to the next item in which the user can modify the time for which the self-start function requested from the entryphone or video entryphone lasts on the switch. The current value is shown on the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text { Self - start Time } \ 1 0 \text { s } \end{array} $$

On entry of digits, the time can be modified in intervals of one second:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text { Self - start Time } \ 2 5 \text { s } \end{array} $$

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Done!} \ 2 5 s \end{array} $$

If the time is outside the admissible interval, i.e. over 255 seconds, the first line of the display shows the error:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Out of Range} \ 9 9 9 s \end{array} $$

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu

4.6 - Function 1 time

Press the button to go to the next item in which the user can modify the time for which output F1 is activated.

The current value is shown on the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Function 1 Time} \ 1 \text {s} \end{array} $$

On entry of digits, the time can be modified in intervals of one second:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Function 1 Time} \ 5 s \end{array} $$

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Done!} \ 5 \text {s} \end{array} $$

If the time is outside the admissible interval, i.e. over 255 seconds, the first line of the display shows the error:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Out of Range} \ 9 9 9 s \end{array} $$

Value 0 has the special function of activating output F1 for 0.5 seconds:

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text { Function 1 Time } \ 0. 5 \mathrm{s} \end{array} $$

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.7 - Function 2 time

Press the button to go to the next item in which the user can modify the time for which output F2 is activated.

The current value is shown on the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Function 2 Time} \ 1 \text {s} \end{array} $$

On entry of digits, the time can be modified in intervals of one second:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Function 2 Time} \ 5 s \end{array} $$

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Done!} \ 5 s \end{array} $$

If the time is outside the admissible interval, i.e. over 255 seconds, the first line of the display shows the error:

$$ \begin{array}{c} \text {Out of Range} \ 9 9 9 s \end{array} $$

Value 0 has the special function of activating output F2 for 0.5 seconds:

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text { Function 2 Time } \ 0. 5 \mathrm{s} \end{array} $$

Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu

4.7A - Presence sending

The switch sends the bus information about its presence so that the IU in charge of managing the self-start are constantly apprised. In some situations it is desirable for this to be done periodically. Using buttons 0 to 9 enter the send time in minutes. to disable. Press 0K to confirm the change.

Default = 1 minute, 1' minimum, 90' maximum

4.7B - Enabling

You can configure on the switch as entrance panel ID by enabling or disabling the controls sent from the indoor units relating to functions F1 and F2. Letter D is used to indicate the disabled status of Direct control signals transmitted to the electronic unit. Letter C is

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used to indicate the enabled status of indirect control signals, i.e. to be activated at the same time as others, for instance activation of Function F1 or F2 of another electronic unit (see F1 / F2 Common).

Use the and buttons of the numeric keypad to select the ID in vertical configuration, type in the number of the indoor unit (between 1 and 200) and between 201 and 204 for concierge switchboards. In horizontal configuration, type in the code of the indoor units delimited by the window and valid in relation to the number of indoor units per router, see table 3 on page 14, or type in the IDs of switchboards between 40001 and 40008, which by default correspond to the IDs of the switchboards of router 1 and router 2, otherwise the IDs among those configured in Switchboard position (see 4.7C).

Once found, enter changes with using buttons to enable the controls, see Table 8.

4.7C - Switchboard

Visible if the switch is configured horizontally. Programming takes on the meaning of unknown switchboard. Introduce one of the 128 possible switchboard ID on the 32 vertical risers (a maximum of 4 on each riser), or a horizontal switchboard for the numbers from 129 onwards. Enter 0 to cancel.

Up to 8 of these switchboards can be configured to be managed as enabling/disabling F1 / F2 and self-start.

As regards these 8 switchboards, by default (blank) these switchboards have an address between 40001 and 40008 (ID from 1 to 8). If there are configurations in the switchboard positions, that switchboard is managed and the default is lost.

Use the 📁 and 📁 buttons to choose the number of the consumer unit. Then key in the number of the button or 📄 to cancel the program. Press the OK button to confirm.

Default: not configured.

4.8 - F1 Common

Press the button to move to the next item in which the user can set for which other F1 activations the switch must activate its output. In practice the F1 output of a switch can be activated not only on a direct command, but also indirectly when the F1 of another entrance panel (max. eight) is activated. There is no assignment by default:

Common F1 1 Not Assigned

Type in the digits in order to compose a number between 1 and 15 (1 and 8248 for horizontal configuration), i.e. the panel ID (in this case the first of eight possible options) which must also activate the F1 function of the switch on this command:

Common F1 1

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

Done! 5

If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display shows the error:

Out of Range 66

To cancel the assignment, enter a single '0' as the ID.

It is also possible to navigate from one index to another using the and buttons. From position 1, press to move to the next item in the programming menu.

Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu. Entering numbers between 21 a 36 (10001 and 16000 in the horizontal configuration), then the programmed element will not be a switch but an actuator. Number 21 identifies the first relay of the 1st actuator, number 36 identifies the second relay of the 8th actuator. Unlike the lock, F1 or F2, actuators are not governed by any kind of interlock, as described in paragraph 3.3. For display purposes, the switches have a letter "P" prefix, and actuators the letter "A".

F1 Comune 1 P 1 F1 Comune 1 H 1

4.9 - Common F2

Press the button to move to the next item in which the user can set for which other F2 activations the switch must activate its output. In practice the F2 output of a switch can be activated not only on a direct command, but also indirectly when the F2 of another entrance panel (max. eight) is activated. There is no assignment by default:

Common F2 1 Not Assigned

Type in the digits in order to compose a number between 1 and 15 (1 and 8248 for horizontal configuration), i.e. the panel ID (in this case the first of eight possible options) which must also activate the F2 function of the switch on this command:

Common F2 1

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display: Done!

If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display shows the error:

Out of Range 66

To cancel the assignment, enter a single '0' as the ID. It is also possible to navigate from one index to another using the 📄 and 🔒 buttons. From position 1, press 🔒 to move to the next item in the programming menu. Use the 🔒 button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu, Entering numbers between 21 and 36 (10001 and 16000 in the horizontal configuration), then the programmed element will be an actuator. Number 21 identifies the first relay of the 1st actuator, number 36 identifies the second relay of the 8th actuator. Unlike F1 or F2, actuators are not governed by any kind of interlock, as described in paragraph 3.3. For display purposes, the switches have a letter "P" prefix, and actuators the letter "A".

F2 Comune P1

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F2 Comune 1 A 1

4.10 - Number of cameras

Press the button to move to the next item, to enable programming of how many CCTV cameras are connected to the base module or by means of additional modules 69AM/4, 69AM/T4. The number of cameras must be consistent with the number of additional modules installed:

No. Cameras 1

So only the base module will be used by default. To change this number, start typing in the digits, for instance 1 then 2

No. Cameras 1 No. Cameras 12

To cancel, press exit To confirm, press . Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

Done! 12

The maximum number of cameras is set at 16. Use the button to move to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.11 - Self-start sequence

Press the button to move to the next item in which the user can program the self-start sequence of the cameras in the switch, monitor by monitor, including any concierge switchboards. There is no sequence by default and so only the first camera is used.

S.-start Seq. 1 Not Assigned

To change ID of the monitor or entryphone, use the and buttons. Alternatively, type in the number of the monitor or entryphone, between 1 and 200 for (video)entryphones and between 201 and 204 for concierge switchboards:

In horizontal configuration, type in the code of the indoor units delimited by the window and valid in relation to the number of indoor units per router, see table 3 on page 14, or type in the IDs of switchboards between 40001 and 40008, which by default correspond to the IDs of the switchboards of router 1 and router 2, otherwise the IDs among those configured in Switchboard position (see 4.7C).

Enter device ID 85

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press OK

To modify the sequence of the selected device, starting from where the current value is shown, press OK.

S. Activ. Seq. 85 Not Assigned

To specify the sequence of cameras, use the buttons followed by 9 for the first 9:

Sequence for 85 321

For cameras higher than 9, a pre-fix mechanism is used, by

means of the 📄 button. Press once to enter a '?' symbol instead of a digit:

Sequence for 85 321?

Next, press a button between and to enter the ID from 10 to 16.

Sequence for 85 321A

Given that only one location is used on the display to show these values, the letters A..G are used, according to the following table:

Button Camera Number Letter
0	10	A
1	11 B
2	12	C
3	13	D
4	14	E
5	15	F
6	16	G

The last ID present in the sequence can be cancelled using the button. IDs may be duplicated within a sequence. The maximum limit is 16 per (video)entryphone. To facilitate the entry of similar sequences, the programming application has a "clipboard" option". During editing mode, and when there is no '?' symbol displayed, if the user presses the button, the sequence shown on the display is copied into a temporary memory zone. The user can terminate the current sequence, by moving to another monitor / entryphone and pressing , thus recalling this memory which replaces the one present. To cancel, press exit. To confirm, press OK. Acceptance of the command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:

Done! 321A

It is also possible to navigate from one ID to another using the and buttons. From ID position 1, press to move to the next item in the programming menu.

To cancel all sequences, starting from where the current value is shown, press the ☐ button:

1=Reset S.start

On request for confirmation, press

1=Reset S.start YES

and then the button. Press or to cancel the procedure. If the sequence reset is selected, the following is displayed:

Please wait...

And lastly:

Done! Please wait...

Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu.

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4.12 - Call button camera

Note: Does not appear for horizontal installation.

In conjunction with the Vimar Call Button type xx577 (xx is the ID prefix of the series, for example 20577 Eikon series call button), the switch can activate a particular camera for the outgoing call. In practice, it will be the camera assigned to the 69AM which best captures on camera the area where the xx577 is situated. Hereinafter the call button is abbreviated with the acronym O.U.

Press the 📄 button to move on to the next item used to program the corresponding camera for each of the IDs of the O.U., which are the same type as the (video)entryphones between 1 and 200.

Camera OD.SU. 1

As you can see, no camera is associated by default, and this is indicated by the '0'. Type in the ID of the O.U. which you intend to program, in this example 85, then press the OK button:

No check is carried out on the ID entered to see whether it is an O.U. or whether it is present, as the situation could change subsequently with no guarantees. Press the button to start entering the number of then camera, 0 to cancel or between 1 and 16. In the example, 12, then press the button:

A call from O.U. 85 will therefore activate camera 12 of this switch.

The EXIT button interrupts the procedure. If you go over the limit, this is indicated:

Out of Range 66

So enter the correct number again. It is also possible to navigate from one ID to another using the 📄 and 📝 buttons. From position 1, press 📋 to move to the next item in the programming menu.

Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.13 - Outdoor Unit ID (O.U.)

Note: Does not appear for horizontal installation.

This programming is used when the switch does not have an ID and you want one / need to use it in combination with an O.U. Art. xx577 by Vimar and a Vimar home automation system interface (e.g. a flush mounting monitor consisting of articles 20550, 01960 and 01963 or surface mounting monitor 01956 or Vimar proprietary software on MediaCenter devices) to turn on a specific camera. For switch 69AM to be able to respond correctly, it must at least know the ID of the O.U. associated with it and that governs the entire switch-on procedure. To allow for minimum flexibility, four such O.U. have been inserted.

O.D. Sp. Unit ID 1=Not Assigned

Press followed by the ID number between 1 and 200 to choose the corresponding O.U.. 0 restores programming to default.

To cancel, press EXIT To confirm, press . OK

It is also possible to navigate from one index to another using the

and buttons. From position 1, press to move to the next item in the programming menu. Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.14 - Audio powered on (only valid for 69AM)

Certain CCTV cameras also have a built-in microphone. For some, the power supply in internal, for others it isn't. For the latter, you need to use the following programming. By default, the power supply is enabled everywhere. If you use a source for the audio which does not require power supply, set the programming to NO. It is also possible to navigate from one index to another using the

and buttons. When you are on the desired position, use to choose NO, or to choose YES.

From position 1, press to move to the next item in the programming menu.

Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming menu.

4.15 - Total reset

Press the button to move on to the next item, which can be used to reset all the switch programming.

A sequence of eight digits that differs each time is displayed:

For EEPROM reset 40177660

Type in as requested. Each exact digit is replaced by a dash:

For EEPROM reset -0177660

You can cancel the procedure at any time by pressing . After at least one digit, you are requested to type in another sequence of numbers. If no digit was pressed, you will quit programming entirely. After the last digit is deleted, the display shows:

69AM/T

**OK TO ERASE**

This message is always only in English. Use to delete everything, use once more to cancel. After the following is displayed for a few seconds:

Please wait...

And lastly:

*OK TO RESTART*

This message is also always only in English. Press for the switch programme to start again.

5. Operation

First of all, make sure you have performed the electrical installation properly and that you have assigned a unique ID for all the devices in the system.

Art. 69AM/T does not have any buttons and cannot therefore generate a call by itself. It can only be used in self-start mode, both as part of a sequence of entrance panels and CCTV type cameras, or using the dedicated button.

In the former case, with switch Art. 69AM/T set with the ENTRANCE PANEL ID, you can activate the self-start push button and switch from one entrance panel to the next, by continuing to press the self-start button of a monitor. Once you have reached the switch "entrance panel", you can browse through the cameras associated with the switch, simply by pressing the LOCK button.

In the latter case, by setting the switch as a DEVICE ID (choosing a number available), you can turn on the camera or specific cameras directly from the selected monitor. From an entrance panel, set a push button of the monitor as "intercom call" towards that switch and one of the parameters between C1 and C4 with the same number (switch ID). The choice of self-start sequence of the camera or cameras should be made using the "SELF-START SEQUENCE" parameter.

The 69AM/T switch features two outputs F1 and F2 for use as required. They are open collector type, each of 100 mA. The protection diode is already present internally towards the +12V. For this reason, do not use relays that are powered externally.

As with the other panels, times are adjustable and can be set in common with other panels to obtain advanced functions. By subsequently programming the function buttons in the (video) entryphones, special functions can be enabled such as access door opening, activation of camera tilt mechanism etc.

IU distribution per Router

Tabella 3 Table 3

MAX ROUTER	ROUTER
	1 2 3 4		5 6 7 8 9 10		11 12 13 14		15 16
	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX
5 1 20	0 201	400 40	1 600	601 8	00 801	1000
6 1 16	6 201	366 40	1 566	601 7	66 801	966	1001 1	66 1201 1204
7 1 14	2 201	342 40	1 542	601 7	42 801	942	1001 1	42 1201 134	2 1401 1406
8 1 12	5 201	325 40	1 525	601 7	25 801	925	1001 1	25 1201 132	25 1401 1525
9	1	111	201	311	401	511	601	711	801	911	1001	1111	1201	1311	1401	1511	1601	1711	1801	1801
10	1 100	201 3	00 40	500	601 70	0 801	900 10	01 1100	00 120	1 1300	1401	1500	1601	1700 1801	19 00
11	1	90	201	290	401	490	601	690	801	890	1001	1090	1201	1290	1401	1490	1601	1690	1801	1890	2001	2090	2201	2210
12	1	83	201	283	401	483	601	683	801	883	1001	1083	1201	1283	1401	1483	1601	1683	1801	1883	2001	2083	2201	2283	2401	2404
13	1	76	201	276	401	476	601	676	801	876	1001	1076	1201	1276	1401	1476	1601	1676	1801	1876	2001	2076	2201	2276	2401	2476	2601	2612
14	1	71	201	271	401	471	601	671	801	871	1001	1071	1201	1271	1401	1471	1601	1671	1801	1871	2001	2071	2201	2271	2401	2471	2601	2671	2801	2806
15	1	66	201	266	401	466	601	666	801	866	1001	1066	1201	1266	1401	1466	1601	1666	1801	1866	2001	2066	2201	2266	2401	2466	2601	2668	2801	2866	3001	3010
16	1	62	201	262	401	462	601	662	801	862	1001	1062	1201	1262	1401	1462	1601	1662	1801	1862	2001	2062	2201	2262	2401	2462	2601	2662	2801	2862	3001	3062
17	1	58	201	258	401	458	601	658	801	858	1001	1058	1201	1258	1401	1458	1601	1658	1801	1858	2001	2058	2201	2258	2401	2458	2601	2658	2801	2858	3001	3058
18	1	55	201	255	401	455	601	655	801	855	1001	1055	1201	1255	1401	1455	1601	1655	1801	1855	2001	2055	2201	2255	2401	2455	2601	2655	2801	2855	3001	3055
19	1 52		201	252	401	452	601	652	801	852	1001	1052	1201	1252	1401	1452	1601	1652	1801	1852	2001	2052	2201	2252	2401	2452	2601	2652	2801	2852	3001	3052
20	1	50	201	250	401	450	601	650	801	850	1001	1050	1201	1250	1401	1450	1601	1650	1801	1850	2001	2050	2201	2250	2401	2450	2601	2650	2801	2850	3001	3050
21	1	47	201	247	401	447	601	647	801	847	1001	1047	1201	1247	1401	1447	1601	1647	1801	1847	2001	2047	2201	2247	2401	2447	2601	2647	2801	2847	3001	3047
22	1	45	201	245	401	445	601	645	801	845	1001	1045	1201	1245	1401	1445	1601	1645	1801	1845	2001	2045	2201	2245	2401	2445	2601	2645	2801	2845	3001	3045
23	1	43	201	243	401	443	601	643	801	843	1001	1043	1201	1243	1401	1443	1601	1643	1801	1843	2001	2043	2201	2243	2401	2443	2601	2643	2801	2843	3001	3043
24	1	41	201	241	401	441	601	641	801	841	1001	1041	1201	1241	1401	1441	1601	1641	1801	1841	2001	2041	2201	2241	2401	2441	2601	2641	2801	2841	3001	3041
25	1	40	201	240	401	440	601	640	801	840	1001	1040	1201	1240	1401	1440	1601	1640	1801	1840	2001	2040	2201	2240	2401	2440	2601	2640	2801	2840	3001	3040
26	1	38	201	238	401	438	601	638	801	838	1001	1038	1201	1238	1401	1438	1601	1638	1801	1838	2001	2038	2201	2238	2401	2438	2601	2638	2801	2838	3001	3038
27	1	37	201	237	401	437	601	637	801	837	1001	1037	1201	1237	1401	1437	1601	1637	1801	1837	2001	2037	2201	2237	2401	2437	2601	2637	2801	2837	3001	3037
28	1	35	201	235	401	435	601	635	801	835	1001	1035	1201	1235	1401	1435	1601	1635	1801	1835	2001	2035	2201	2235	2401	2435	2601	2635	2801	2835	3001	3035
29	1	34	201	234	401	434	601	634	801	834	1001	1034	1201	1234	1401	1434	1601	1634	1801	1834	2001	2034	2201	2234	2401	2434	2601	2634	2801	2834	3001	3034
30	1	33	201	233	401	433	601	633	801	833	1001	1033	1201	1233	1401	1433	1601	1633	1801	1833	2001	2033	2201	2233	2401	2433	2601	2633	2801	2833	3001	3033
31	1 32	201	232 40	401 432			601	632	801	832	1001	1032	1201	1232	1401	1432	1601	1632	1801	1832	2001	2032	2201	2232	2401	2432	2601	2632	2801	2832	3001	3032
32	1	31	201	231	401	431	601	631	801	831	1001	1031	1201	1231	1401	1431	1601	1631	1801	1831	2001	2031	2201	2231	2401	2431	2601	2631	2801	2831	3001	3031

MAX ROUTER
	17 18 19 20 21 22 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX	MIN	MAX
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16	3201	3208
17	3201	3258	3401	3414
18	3201	3255	3401	3455	3601	3610
19	3201	3252	3401	3452	3601	3652	3801	3812
20	3201	3250	3401	3450	3601	3650	3801	3850
21	3201	3247	3401	3447	3601	3647	3801	3847	4001	4047	4201	4213
22	3201	3245	3401	3445	3601	3645	3801	3845	4001	4045	4201	4245	4401	4410
23	3201	3243	3401	3443	3601	3643	3801	3843	4001	4043	4201	4243	4401	4443	4601	4611
24	3201	3241	3401	3441	3601	3641	3801	3841	4001	4041	4201	4241	4401	4441	4601	4641	4801	4816
25	3201	3240	3401	3440	3601	3640	3801	3840	4001	4040	4201	4240	4401	4440	4601	4840
26	3201	3238	3401	3438	3601	3638	3801	3838	4001	4038	4201	4238	4401	4438	4601	4638	4801	4838	5001	5038	5201	5212
27	3201	3237	3401	3437	3601	3637	3801	3837	4001	4037	4201	4237	4401	4437	4601	4637	4801	4837	5001	5037	5201	5237	5401	5401
28	3201	3235	3401	3435	3601	3635	3801	3835	4001	4035	4201	4235	4401	4435	4601	4635	4801	4835	5001	5035	5201	5235	5401	5435	5601	5620
29	3201	3234	3401	3434	3601	3634	3801	3834	4001	4034	4201	4234	4401	4434	4601	4634	4801	4834	5001	5034	5201	5234	5401	5434	5601	5634	5801	5814
30	3201	3233	3401	3433	3601	3633	3801	3833	4001	4033	4201	4233	4401	4433	4601	4633	4801	4833	5001	5033	5201	5233	5401	5433	5601	5633	5801	5833	6001	6010
31	3201	3232	3401	3432	3601	3632	3801	3832	4001	4032	4201	4232	4401	4432	4601	4632	4801	4832	5001	5032	5201	5232	5401	5432	5601	5632	5801	5832	6001	6032	6201	6208
32	3201	3231	3401	3431	3601	3631	3801	3831	4001	4031	4201	4231	4401	4431	4601	4631	4801	4831	5001	5031	5201	5231	5401	5431	5601	5631	5801	5831	6001	6031	6201	6231

69AM/T

This note applies to all devices with Due Fili Plus technology equipped with "BUS termination connector or dip-switch", which is identified by the screen-printed letters "ABC" and marked on the wiring diagrams with *.

For correct adaptation of the line, make the setting according to the following rule: Maintain position "A" if the BUS enters and exits from the device;

Move to position "B" (if Elvox cable) or to position "C" (if CAT5 twisted pair cable) if the BUS line terminates in the device itself.

"A" = NO TERMINATION

"B" = 100 Ohm TERMINATION

“C” = 50 Ohm TERMINATION

SYSTEMS WITH PASSIVE DISTRIBUTOR 692D ("DIN rail" version)

ALWAYS use output 1 of distributor art.692D (the only output that does not have a termination jumper). For the termination of art.692D:

If the "OUT" outputs "2", "3" or "4" are not to be used, MAINTAIN the jumper on the connector "TOUT", "T2", "T3" or "T4". The default "TOUT" jumper is in the "100" position (Elvox cable), position it to "50" only if using a CAT5 twisted pair cable.

INSTALLATIONS WITH ACTIVE DISTRIBUTOR 692D/2.

The termination jumper must be positioned on "B" (for Elvox cable) or on "C" (for CAT5 twisted pair cable) IF AND ONLY IF the BUS terminates at the device itself. It must be left on "A" if effecting entry-exit using terminals 1-2 on 692D/2.

Sezione conduttori - Conductor section - Section des conducteurs - Leiterquerschnitt- Sección de los conductores - Διατομή αγωγών
	fino a - up to - jusqu'à bis - hasta - έως 10m	fino a - up to - jusqu'à bis - hasta - έως 50m	fino a - up to - jusqu'à bis - hasta - έως 100m	fino a - up to - jusqu'à bis - hasta - έως 300m
Bus: 1, 2, B1, B2	CAVO - CABLE - CÂBLE KABEL - CABLE - KAΛΩΔΙΟ Elvox (69MX) / Cat5 (69MX/5)	CAVO - CABLE - CÂBLE KABEL - CABLE - KAΛΩΔΙΟ Elvox (69MX) / Cat5 (69MX/5)	CAVO - CABLE - CÂBLE KABEL - CABLE - KAΛΩΔΙΟ Elvox (69MX) / Cat5 (69MX/5)	CAVO - CABLE - CÂBLE KABEL - CABLE - KAΛΩΔΙΕ Elvox (69MX) / Cat5 (69MX/5)
	1,5 mm2	---
Altri - Others - Autres - Andere - Otros - Άλλα -, +U, +I, -L (#)	1 mm2	1 mm2	1,5 mm2	2,5 mm2
# Gli alimentatori supplementari devono essere installati il più vicino possibile al dispositivo a cui vengono collegati.Additional power supply units must be installed as close as possible to the device to which they are connected.Les alimentations supplémentaires doivent être installées le plus près possible du dispositif auquel elles sont reliées.Die zusätzlichen Netzgeräte müssen so nah wie möglich am daran angeschlossenen Gerät installiert werden.Los alimentadores adicionales deben montarse lo más cerca posible del dispositivo al que se vayan a conectar.Τα συμπληρωματικά τροφοδοτικά πρέτει να εγκαθίστανται όσο το δυνατόν πιο κοντά στο μηχανισμό στον οποίο είναι συνδεδεμένα.

Video door entry system with interface 69AM/T

graph TD
    A["Monitor 6329\n6329/C"] --> B["Distributore Distributor"]
    B --> C["692D"]
    C --> D["Alimentatore Power supply unit"]
    D --> E["Rete Mains"]
    E --> F["Concentratore Concentrator"]
    F --> G["Interfaccia video per 4 telecamere\nVideo Interface for 4 Cameras"]
    G --> H["Program Expansion Module"]
    H --> I["Video"]
    I --> J["Telecamera\nCamera\nTVCC"]

    subgraph Control
        K["Cavo 732H 732I"] --> L["26A OUT 61A TOUT12"]
        M["Cavo 732H 732I"] --> N["IN 4BPA T4"]
        O["K"] --> P["+12 CH 1 2 E+FP M A B C"]
        Q["K"] --> R["+12 CH 1 2 E+FP M A B C"]
        S["Monitor 5721"] --> T["Monitor 6621 6721 662C"]
        U["Monitor 6611"] --> V["Monitor 6611 6711 661C"]
    end

    subgraph Data
        W["Cavo 732H 732I"] --> X["6922.1"]
        Y["P"] --> Z["B1 B2"]
        AA["B2 B1 E+E-CA+CA-S+5-5V+5V-CA-FA+FA-CA-"]
    end

    subgraph Display
        AA --> AA
        AB["D"] --> AB
        AC["L"] --> AC
        AD["P"] --> AD
        AE["S"] --> AE
        AF["S-"] --> AF
        AG["P"] --> AG
        AH["B2 B1 E+E-CA+CA-S+5-5V+5V-CA-FA+FA-CA-"]
    end

    subgraph Audio
        AI["Cavo 732H 732I"] --> AJ["INT IN2 IN3 IN4 61 B3 B2 B1 B2 B1 B2 B1"]
        AK["Cavo 732H 732I"] --> AL["OUT1 OUT2 61 B3 B2 B1 B2 B1 B2 B1"]
        AM["Interfaccia video per 4 telecamere\nVideo Interface for 4 Cameras"]
    end

    subgraph Display
        AN["Program Expansion Module"] --> AO["V1M1 V2M2 M3V3 MV4"]
        AP["Radio Mains"] --> AQ["PRI Alimentatore Power Supply -4"]
        AR["Video"] --> AS["+"]
    end

D - Pixel series button video door entry panel

D0 - Pixel series alphanumeric video door entry panel

K - Landing call button

L - 12 V Electric lock

P - Door release control

69AM/T

Simple video door entry system with interface for camera art. 69AM/T

Montante Cable Riser

graph TD
    subgraph VideoInterface
        A["Interfaccia video per 4 telecamere<br>Video interface for 4 Cameras"] --> B["69AM/T 69AM/T4 69AM/T4 69AM/T4"]
        C["Selettore Video per 4 telecamere<br>Video Selector for 4 Cameras"] --> D["69AM/T4 69AM/T4 69AM/T4"]
        E["Selettore Video per 4 telecamere<br>Video Selector for 4 Cameras"] --> F["69AM/T4 69AM/T4 69AM/T4"]
    end

    subgraph MediaComponents
        G["Alimentatore Power Supply"] --> H["6922.1"]
        I["Alimentatore TVCC CCTV Camera"] --> J["69MX"]
        K["Alimentatore TVCC CCTV Camera"] --> L["6582.1"]
        M["Alimentatore TVCC CCTV Camera"] --> N["6582.1"]
        O["Alimentatore TVCC CCTV Camera"] --> P["6582.1"]
    end

    subgraph PowerSupply
        Q["Variante alimentatore 6582 (in alternativa a 6582.1)<br>Per la configurazione vedi relative istruzioni."]
        R["Power supply unit 6582 variant (as an alternative to 6582.1)<br>For configuration see related instructions."]
    end

    subgraph Control
        S["Data: B2-B7, E+-C+, S-, F1-F3, CA-"]
        T["Control: B2-B7, E+-C+, S-, F1-F3, CA-"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        U["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> V["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        W["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> X["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        Y["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> Z["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AA["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AB["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AC["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AD["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AE["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AF["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AG["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AH["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AI["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AJ["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AK["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AL["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AM["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AN["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AO["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AP["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AQ["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AR["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AS["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AT["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AU["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AV["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        AW["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AX["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        AY["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> AZ["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        BA["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> BB["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        BZ["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> CA["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        CB["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DA["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        DB["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DC["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        DD["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DE["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        EF["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> GF["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        GH["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DI["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        DJ["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DK["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        DL["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> DM["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        EQ["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> EQA["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        EQB["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> EQC["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        BE["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> BEA["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        BEB["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> BEC["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        BF["Rate Mains: PRI, V, M"] --> BFAC["Telecamera Camera Vinar (20565/14565)"]
        BFCA["Vinar (20565/14565)"] --> BFCAV["Vinar (20565/14565)"]
    end

    subgraph Control_Pairs
        BH["B2-B7, E+-C+, S-"]
        BI["B2-B7, E+-C+, S-"]
        BJ["B2-B7, E+-C+, S-"]
        BK["B2-B7, E+-C+, S-"]
        BL["B2-B7, E+-C+, S-"]
    end

D - Pixel series button video door entry panel
D0 - Pixel series alphanumeric video door entry panel
K - Landing call button
L - 12 V Electric lock
P - Door release control

69AM/T

Video door entry system with two switchboards 40510, interface 69RS and video selector 69AM/T

Note: The FW of the 69AM must be >= 8.30.

Starting with the default, only configure the "Switchboard CCTV" parameter and if necessary Vertical/Horizontal installation. Nothing else.

graph TD
    subgraph Video
        A["Radio Cable"] --> B["Teledam camera TVCC"]
        C["Power Supply"] --> B
        D["Video"] --> B
        E["Main Control"] --> B
        F["Monitor 40505"] --> G["Monitor 7539"]
        H["Monitor 7549"] --> I["Monitor 40505"]
    end

    J["Radio Cable"] --> K["Teledam camera TVCC"]
    L["Power Supply"] --> M["Teledam camera TVCC"]
    N["Pulsante per chiamata fuoriporta"] --> O["Comando apriporta"]
    P["Lens 12 V Electric lock"] --> Q["Door release control"]

    R["Targa video a pulsanti serie Pixel"] --> S["Pixel series button video door entry panel"]
    T["Targa video alfanumerica serie Pixel"] --> U["Pixel series alphanumeric video door entry panel"]
    V["Pulsante per chiamata fuoriporta"] --> W["Landing call button"]
    X["Serratura elettrica 12 V"] --> Y["Lending call button"]
    Z["Comando apriporta"] --> AA["Door release control"]