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General safety instructions
These instructions are part of the product 
and must remain with the end customer.
Necessary accessories
• System 106 intercom module (item no. 
5555 ..) or door station module (item 
no..5565 ..).
• Audio control device (item no. 1287 00).
• Gira home station.
• System 106 surface-mounted housing, 
1-gang to 5-gang.
Accessories
• System 106 camera module (item no. 
5561 00).
• Video control device (item no. 1288 00) if 
using a camera module
• Call-button cover plate for call-button 
module (item no. 5541 9xx).
• Start-up key for call-button module (item 
no. 5539 00)
Functional description
The call-button module covers the functions 
“door call” and “switch” in the Gira door 
communication System 106.
Scope of supply
1 x System 106 call-button module
1 x operating instructions
1 x tool for inscription label
Ensure the package contents are complete 
and undamaged. When filing complaints, 
see "Warranty".
Electrical devices may only be 
installed and connected by a 
qualified electrician.
Device description
Front view
Rear view
Installing the module
Starting up the device
The call-button module can only be started 
up with an intercom or door station module 
with a control device (see “Assigning call 
buttons”).
All devices (System 106 module, home 
stations, control devices etc.) must be 
installed   to successful start-up.previous
1 Module
2 Call button
3 Inscription label
1 Threaded hole for mounting screw
2 Turn-type lock (4 x)
3 Fastening screw for call button (non-
removable)
4 Slot (2x): System cable
Installing the module
The installation instructions for the 
System 106 surface-mounted 1-gang to 5-
gang housing describes the following 
working steps:
• Lock the module on the mounting 
frame.
• Plug in the connection cable.
• Place terminating resistors.
Terminating resistor
From the 2-gang surface-mounted housing 
up, there are always two terminating 
resistors included.
The terminating resistors are always 
connected to the first and last module on 
the system cable.
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4
Configuring the module
Assigning call buttons
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. Call-button module: Press the buttons in 
the sequence in which the home 
stations are to be assigned 3 seconds 
each.
3. First call button: A brief 
acknowledgement tone can be heard 
after 3 s: Release the call button. Then a 
long acknowledgement tone sounds. 
Repeat step 3 for all other call buttons 
than need to be assigned.
4. First home station:  Press button for  
about 3 s. Release the button after the 
first brief acknowledgement tone  . 
Then a long acknowledgement tone 
sounds. The call button has been 
assigned to the home station 
successfully.
5. Repeat step 4 for all other home 
stations.
6. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Setting the speaker volume
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. : Briefly press the Door station module
already assigned call button.
3. : Accept call and start Home station
voice communication.
4. : Briefly press call Door station module
button again.
Volume control: Press the button during 
voice communication to adjust volume 
(total of five volume levels;
level 4 is preset). Each press of the call 
button increases the volume by one 
level. (After the highest volume level, the 
system cycles to the lowest level.)
5. : End voice Home station
communication. The most recent volume 
level is stored in the door station.
6. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Teaching sequence
Always teach the switching actions first, then 
the call buttons.
Optical and acoustic status feedback 
via the intercom module
While the programming mode is active, the 
intercom module gives the following visual 
and acoustic feedback:
• Programming mode started: LED flashes 
orange.
• Programming via the call button: Every 
3 s, a short acoustic acknowledgement 
sounds and the LED flashes green.
• Programming finished: A long acoustic 
acknowledgement sound can be heard, 
and the LED lights up green.
• Programming mode cancelled: LED goes 
out.
Deactivating/activating the acoustic 
call button actuation
Acoustic call button actuation is 
deactivated by default and is activated 
automatically for each assigned call button.
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. : Press and hold any Call-button module
call button for 6 s.
Release the call button after the second 
brief acknowledgement tone (= 6 s). 
Then a long acknowledgement tone 
sounds to indicated that the acoustic 
call button actuation is deactivated for 
all call buttons.
3. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Reactivation: Repeat steps 1 to 3.
Backlight
The backlight can be turned on and off for 
each call button individually or for all call 
buttons collectively.
Switching off the backlight for single 
buttons
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. : Press and hold any Call-button module
call button for 9 s. Release the call 
button after the third brief 
acknowledgement tone (= 9 s). Then a 
long acknowledgement tone sounds and 
all backlit call buttons are visible. Press 
any call button again: The backlight is 
switched off for all call buttons of the 
module.
3. : Briefly press (no Single call button
acknowledgement tone!) to turn the 
backlight back on. Repeat this step for 
all call buttons that you would like to be 
backlit.
4. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Switching off the backlight for all buttons
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. : Press and hold a Call-button module
call button for 12 s. Release the call 
button after the fourth brief 
acknowledgement tone (= 12 s). Then a 
long acknowledgement tone sounds. 
The backlight is switched off completely.
3. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Turning the backlight back on: Repeat 
steps 1 to 3.
Automatic backlight
When the backlight is active, then the 
backlight can be switched on and off 
automatically depending on the ambient 
light via the voice or door station module.
The backlight is activated by default.
Operating the module
Door call
1. Press the call button to trigger a door 
call at the assigned home station. The 
button actuation can be confirmed 
acoustically (acknowledgement tone) or 
visually (backlight).
Light switching (requires switching 
actuator)
1. Press call button to turn on the light or 
any other consumer connected to the 
switching actuator.
Changing the start-up button
Only applies to call button module with 
start-up buttons: The start-up buttons must 
be swapped for call buttons that can be 
labelled individually, or for suitable call 
button covers.
1. Open the housing and remove the 
mounting frame.
2. Unlock the module and remove it from 
the mounting frame.
3. Loosen the screws with a screwdriver 
(blade width 2.5 x0.4 mm) and pull off to 
the front.
4. Place new call button from the front and 
tighten (torque: 0.3 Nm).
5. Re-mount the module in the reverse 
order.
Delete functions
Delete acoustic call button actuation
The acoustic call button actuation can be 
reset completely for each call-button 
module. This makes sense e.g. if a call 
button has been incorrectly assigned. The 
function of the call buttons is also changed 
to switching action.
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
Call buttons for individual labelling
Call buttons for individual labelling can be 
ordered through the Gira labelling service 
(www.beschriftung.gira.de).
1.
2.
2. : Press and hold a Call-button module
call button for 15 s. Release the call 
button after the fifth brief 
acknowledgement tone (= 15 s). Then a 
long acknowledgement tone sounds to 
indicated that the acoustic call button 
actuation is deleted for all call buttons.
3. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
4. Incorrect or no longer needed call button 
assignments can be deleted using the 
home stations.
To reactivate the acoustic call button 
actuation, the call buttons of the module 
need to be reassigned.
Deleting all assignments
1. : Start programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
for about 3 s until the LED flashes 
(orange).
2. : Press and hold any Call-button module
call button for 18 s. After five short and 
one long acknowledgement tone (= 
18 s), the assignments of all call buttons 
and all call button modules are deleted.
3. : Exit the programming Control device
mode; press the “Systemprog.” button 
briefly until the LED goes out.
Replacing the inscription space
Call buttons with inscription space: The 
label under the transparent pane can be 
exchanged with the included tool without a 
need to remove the call button.
Technical data
Labels
Suitably designed labels are available from 
the Gira labelling service 
(www.beschriftung.gira.de).
Power
supply: Via system (flat 
ribbon cable, 10-pin)
Power consumption
Backlight on:
160 mW
Stand-by mode: 14 mW
Connections: 2x System
Ambient 
temperature: -25 °C to +70 °C
Protection IP54
Dimensions (W x H): 106.5 x 106.5 mm
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System 106 
call-button module
5531 9..   (1-gang)
5532 9..   (2-gang)
5533 9..   (3-gang)
5534 9..   (4-gang)
5539 000 (4-gang with 
                 start-up buttons) 
Operating instructions
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Produktspecifikationer
| Varumärke: | Gira | 
| Kategori: | internt kommunikations system | 
| Modell: | 5531920 | 
| Produkttyp: | Samtalsknapp, modul | 
| Bredd: | 106.5 mm | 
| Höjd: | 106.5 mm | 
| Material: | Rostfritt stål | 
| Produktens färg: | Rostfritt stål | 
| Temperatur vid drift: | -20 - 70 ° C | 
| Monteringssätt: | Yta | 
| Brand kompatibilitet: | GIRA | 
| Strömförbrukning: | 160 mA | 
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