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Explains the display's division into zones and the meaning of various icons.
Details storing and managing incoming events like calls and function activations.
Describes the internal clock, date display, and programmable wake-up functions.
Covers software keypad lock and simplified internal/external mode switching.
Explains printer management and PC connection for configuration and data retrieval.
Details the procedure to enter the switchboard's programming mode via the keypad.
Instructions for viewing time, date, and programmed wake-up schedules on the display.
How to activate door lock release and auxiliary functions (F1, F2, F6-F8) using the keypad.
Procedures for locking and unlocking the switchboard keypad using a password.
How to view, scroll, and clear stored calls from the memory buffer.
Selects which commands are stored in the reception buffer for recall.
Selects which commands are sent to the printer for logging purposes.
Configures the times for the two available daily wake-up services.
Procedure for setting the current time and date on the switchboard.
Adapts printing output based on the specific type of connected printer.
Instructions for forcing paper ejection and recommendations for suitable printers.
Explains melody assignments to events and how to play/limit them.
Describes methods for adding or copying new melodies into the switchboard.
Defines key technical parameters like entrance panel number, digit selection, and sound enable.
Details the functions assigned to buttons in the left and right keypad sections.
Explains the meaning of the indicator lamps located in the central keypad section.
Describes how calls and functions operate when the switchboard is in external mode.
Describes how calls and functions operate when the switchboard is in internal mode.
How users can initiate calls or door lock release from interphones/monitors.
Setup for direct intercom conversations between two internal units.
Setup for conference calls involving up to three internal units.
How to connect internal units to the external telephone line for incoming/outgoing calls.
How to join existing conversations without initiating a new call.
Explains the purpose of the adjustment trimmers located on the switchboard's back panel.
Details the function and connection for each terminal on the switchboard.
Specifies the minimum conductor cross-sectional area based on cable length.
Introduction to diagrams showing interphone risers with distributors.
Diagram for F1-F2 function connection with interphones lacking internal decoding.
Diagram for F1-F2 function connection with interphones featuring internal decoding.
Diagram for connecting additional function F1 to video entry systems with internal decoding.
Diagram for connecting F1 and F2 functions to video entry systems with internal decoding.
Diagram illustrating the connection of an external chime for call repeating.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the installation diagrams.
Summarizes significant software improvements and new features applied to the system.
Provides detailed notes and explanations for specific functions like F1, F2, door lock, and F6-F8.
Outlines installation guidelines, EMC directives, and product conformity standards.
Information for users regarding the disposal of electrical equipment according to WEEE regulations.
The Vimar 945B/945B/I Porter's Switchboard is a desktop unit featuring a black thermoplastic housing, designed for managing and controlling various functions within a building complex. It supports up to 99,999,999 users and is equipped with a 20-key keypad for entering user numbers, making calls, activating intercom or conference functions (excluding the building complex), releasing the door lock, and for F1-F2 functions. It also allows for the cancellation of operations in progress. The switchboard can store up to 30 different calls, which can be scrolled through using the memory scroll button. It includes a watch with time and date display and two wake-up functions. An optional printer can be managed with the 945B/I model, which includes a printer interface.
The display is organized into five zones:
The switchboard can store up to 30 "events" (calls from interphones, function activations, door lock releases, calls from switchboard). These events are stored in a circular queue on the watch-backed RAM, ensuring no data loss during mains failure. Events can be sent to a printer (with 945B/I). A flashing icon and sound signal new stored events.
Displays current date and time, backed up by a capacitor. Two wake-up services can be programmed.
Different sounds for various events (riser call, external line call, wake-up service). Melodies can be programmed via software and PC interface.
The keypad can be locked using a password (1-32000), set in technical parameters ("CHIAVE BLOC SW."). Activate/deactivate with R+1.
The I/E button switches between internal and external modes. A display symbol ("I" or "E") and the "EXTERNAL" LED indicate the current mode. The state is stored in EEPROM.
Connects via an optional internal interface. Supports various parallel printers. Software manages different models. Selectable data for reception or transmission.
The circuit board can be reprogrammed via a connector, useful for special versions.
Allows downloading events, managing configuration parameters, names, and functions. Also for modifying musical melodies, direct event recording, and partial self-diagnosis.
Time is always on the top right. Other data (date, wake-up times) displayed with R+2.
Press "KEY" to access a menu (0=LOCK; 1=F1; 2=F2; 6=F6; 7=F7; 8=F8). Numerical input activates the corresponding command. "KEY" icon activates during activation time.
Activates/deactivates keypad lock with R+1 and password (default 27). Display shows "!BLOCCO CHIAVE!" when locked.
Memory stores up to 30 requests (calls, F1/F2, lock release) with reception time. An icon signals events. Scroll with "MEM". Transfer numbers to call display with "8->8". Clear memory by pressing "MEM" for 3 seconds.
Access with R+MEM. Functions include:
Requires a 945B/I interface and a parallel printer. Access programming menu (R+MEM), select "PROGRAMMING OF COMMANDS TO BE SENT FOR PRINTING". Set "Printer Setup" parameter (default 0) to adapt to printer type.
5 melodies associated with events. Time dwell is variable. Listen/shorten melodies with R+II. Download new melodies via serial interface (software) or copy from another 24C02 memory with R+INT/EXT.
Provides a table for recommended conductor sections based on distance (up to 200m) for 4-5, + - and lock, others, and video (coaxial cable 75 Ohm). Includes a conversion table for sections, diameters, and resistances for 100m standard conductors.
Includes diagrams for interphone risers with and without floor distributors (Art. 949B), and monitor cable risers with internal digital signal decoding. These diagrams are essential for installation.
General| Brand | Vimar |
|---|---|
| Model | ELVOX 945B |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
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