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FUAA10011

Secvest

wireless alarm centre

Installation and operating instructions (UK)

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Page 1: ...FUAA10011 Secvest IP wireless alarm centre Installation and operating instructions UK 02032012...

Page 2: ...and setting elements 11 11 Labelling the Secvest IP 16 12 Putting into operation 16 13 Enclosed software 17 14 Configuration of the web server 18 15 Teaching the wireless components 66 16 Alarm types...

Page 3: ...for future reference These instructions are part of the product Bear this in mind if you pass the product on to others Disclaimer These operating instructions have been produced with the greatest car...

Page 4: ...in these operating instructions which must be observed This symbol indicates special tips and notes on the operation of the unit 5 Important safety information 5 1 Intended use Only use the device fo...

Page 5: ...er specified on the type plate of the power supply unit If you are unsure of the power supply at the installation location contact your power supply company Only operate this device with the device sp...

Page 6: ...t Install the device on the wall and do not place any objects in front of it The device is not designed for operation in rooms subject to high temperatures or moisture e g bathrooms or in excessively...

Page 7: ...ed until it has been inspected by a qualified technician Clean the device housing with a damp cloth Do not use solvents white spirit or thinners as these can damage the surface of the device Do not us...

Page 8: ...en Call for medical assistance immediately if a battery is swallowed Keep packaging materials away from children danger of suffocation This device should not be used by children 6 Scope of delivery In...

Page 9: ...8300 Secvest 2WAY wireless panic alarm FU8305 Secvest 2WAY wireless panic transmitter FU8310 Secvest 2WAY wireless fire alarm FU8320W B Secvest 2WAY wireless magnetic contact FU8321W B Secvest 2WAY wi...

Page 10: ...row side and open the housing 2 Using the back of the housing as a template mark the drill holes C Drill the holes for the fixing screws 3 Guide the connection cable through the appropriate opening D...

Page 11: ...sing cover and tighten the cover screw 9 Installation of the backup battery backup power supply 1 Disconnect the alarm centre from the power supply 2 Connect the supplied cable for the battery to the...

Page 12: ...ently lit Detector is open or has triggered open operating units are lit briefly indicating that a wireless signal has been received Flashing with 5 Hz Empty battery on a wireless component Flashing w...

Page 13: ...tem error tampering jamming supervision zone is open while activating the system 10 4 Setting elements on the wireless PCB 10 4 1 Programming keys A On the right there are three keys SELECT SET ESC DE...

Page 14: ...in in the factory settings to guarantee correct functionality Switch Options Factory setting OFF position ON position 1 Supervision ON Off On 2 Supervision time ON Long 3 hours Short 20 min 3 Jamming...

Page 15: ...actory settings you need to reset both the IP side and the wireless side Only reset one of the two sides and keep the settings of the other side For example this means if you only reset the IP side th...

Page 16: ...DEL until the alarm centre starts to beep about once per second Close the housing or press and hold down the cover tamper contact SW4 underneath ESC DEL for about 4 seconds until it beeps twice The d...

Page 17: ...ration detector GD glass breakage detector FD flood detector Next describe the location where the detector is found This helps to identify the detector quickly and easily in the event of malfunctions...

Page 18: ...network to be determined Install and start the IP Finder You will find it on the accompanying software CD Click Search the program will search the network for any connected network devices Once the s...

Page 19: ...egrated web server in the alarm centre 14 1 Login In order to change the settings on the Secvest IP using the web server you must first log in to the web server as follows 1 Select your language 2 Ent...

Page 20: ...f the respective LED signalises the current status of the zone Green indicates that all detectors in the corresponding zone have not been triggered or are closed Red indicates that one or more detecto...

Page 21: ...ne monitored by a PIR network camera to be checked By clicking on the name of the zone for the required PIR network camera 9 live snapshots are created at a delay of approx one second and displayed in...

Page 22: ...rs so that these will not trigger any alarm If you set bypass for a channel this will be valid for the next activation of the alarm panel To bypass a channel click on the Status LED of the channel you...

Page 23: ...nt status can also be determined at this time If the LED on the button lights up and the lettering has a blue background this indicates that the output is currently switched on see 1 The outputs can o...

Page 24: ...d if so which ones Possible Alarms Burglary Fire Panic Technical Fault Jamming Supervision Tampering Battery fault Power failure If a panic fire or technical alarm occurs in the deactivated state it c...

Page 25: ...deactivated The acoustic signaling in the web browser is only possible on HTML5 compatible browsers Internet Explorer 9 or above Firefox 4 or above Safari 5 or above Audio playback on iPhone iPod or...

Page 26: ...tes an empty battery or a detector in the zone cannot be connected The bypass is only activated for one arming procedure and is then automatically reset 3 Internal activation Using the internal activa...

Page 27: ...rs an alarm following a specified delay time entry delay This zone attribute can be used for a magnetic contact on the entrance door Set Unset A zone can be used for activation and deactivation with t...

Page 28: ...zone specific settings can be configured 1 Type select which IP components in the virtual zone should be trained PIR IP camera TVIP41550 IP zone 1 IP alarm module input zone 1 IP zone 2 IP alarm modul...

Page 29: ...nt of an alarm 5 Port enter the network port of the connected component When using the IP alarm module the HTTP port number is always 8081 and cannot be changed 6 Password password for accessing the c...

Page 30: ...can be selected Burglary Fire Low Battery Manual Event must be ticked on in order to enable manual operation via Overview Screen Panic Power Fail Set Radio Output actives when alarm centre is activat...

Page 31: ...plete the configuration click Apply There will be more information regarding scheduler in next chapter 14 5 Scheduler In the scheduler area you can configure automated SET UNSET schedulers along with...

Page 32: ...asily Each trigger time is easily configured by clicking into the cell which will bring up a new window for data input If there is no time configured to Set or Unset state no action will be taken This...

Page 33: ...g The scheduler will be valid within Monday to Friday Set 16 30 Unset 09 00 Cycle Sat Sun Effect The alarm panel will disarmed at 9 00 a m and armed at 4 30 p m afternoon The scheduler will be valid w...

Page 34: ...ave the configuration data and to activate the scheduler Scheduler 3 6 configuration Each scheduler can store up to 5 individual triggering events The column On defines time to activate the output the...

Page 35: ...er You can click on scrap symbol to delete a row including triggering events Application examples On 19 00 Off 23 59 Cycle Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Effect The output will triggered at 19 00 p m until 23 59...

Page 36: ...erver 35 Assing scheduler 3 6 Within output configuration area you can assign the schedulers by clicking on scheduler dropdown list You can assign the same scheduler to each output of your Secvest IP...

Page 37: ...function to your own requirements 1 Email account Server setting for sending emails 2 Messages Defining email content 3 Recipient Contact data email address and SIP numbers 4 Email rules Link alarm ev...

Page 38: ...alarm Aside from the name and e mail address the contact information of the outgoing mail server user name and password of the e mail account must be entered The address of the mail server and the po...

Page 39: ...ly to the corresponding e mail addresses in the event of an alarm To add a message click Add Message A subject e g Burglary and a text e g A burglary has been committed can now be entered A message ca...

Page 40: ...equired recipients have been entered Confirm the settings by clicking the Apply button Setting up an SIP account An SIP or PSTN landline number can also be stored for each recipient who can be called...

Page 41: ...vider of the called subscriber needs to be entered here as the provider recipient provider In this case the centre calls an SIP subscriber For instance this could be an IP phone a Smartphone with SIP...

Page 42: ...s the SIP to PSTN telephony is subject to a charge approx 2 ct min the SIP account for this type of notification must contain a minimum amount depending on the provider In this application case the ce...

Page 43: ...e defined by which a message and one or more recipients are clearly assigned to each event alarm For setting up the email notification click an event for which a rule should be created e g Burglary A...

Page 44: ...ed messages can then be selected and assigned to the Burglary event in the window which opens Select Message Confirm your selection by clicking OK Recipients must now be assigned to the defined messag...

Page 45: ...e Email subject field you also have the option of creating an individual subject for the email notification of the respective centre It is advisable to enter a subject which makes assigning the alarm...

Page 46: ...IP to SIP SIP to PSTN in the recipient area Configuration of SIP call for alarm SIP rules To activate SIP telephony move the regulator to On You obtain the domain user ID and password when your provid...

Page 47: ...14 Configuration of the web server 46 The name of your SIP account can be assigned individually See also page 45 Network Troubleshooting SIP dialing...

Page 48: ...ks set up from alarm events to the recipients who should be called or contacted via SIP telephony in the event of an alarm For setting up the SIP notification click an event for which a rule should be...

Page 49: ...icking Apply otherwise the settings are lost If the first defined recipient does not respond to a call then the next defined recipient is called If this recipient does not respond either another attem...

Page 50: ...es the calling process 14 7 Activating deactivating the alarm centre Internal activation These buttons let you activate deactivate the control centre guard mode on or off The system can also be activa...

Page 51: ...sing an optional GSM dialler AZ6302 to set up a redundant communication path To use a GSM dialler switch GSM to On The transistor outputs are now also controlled To receive notifications exclusively v...

Page 52: ...1 14 9 System This menu item is used to configure the network settings set the date and time manage users change the language and perform maintenance on the alarm centre itself Settings for push notif...

Page 53: ...1 Network The Mode selection box is used to specify whether the IP address is taken automatically from the DHCP server or is assigned manually by the user via static IP Select the appropriate setting...

Page 54: ...53 Troubleshooting SIP dialing Set Network mode of your alarm panel on Static IP and configure DNS server IP address on Google DNS server IP 8 8 8 8 see above if there occurs an error or SIP call is n...

Page 55: ...TP mode Time and date are obtained from an NTP server via internet Several NTP servers can be selected here PC mode Time and date are synchronized with the system time of the PC Manual mode Time and d...

Page 56: ...paces or special characters are used when selecting a password and a user name Additionally Automatic log out can be activated deactivated and Audio messages can be switched on or off for both users A...

Page 57: ...4 Configuration of the web server 56 4 Language The corresponding system language is set here When you change the system language the audio signalling is also automatically adjusted to the new languag...

Page 58: ...ate file on your computer To start the update click Install The update process can take several minutes never terminate the connection between your computer and the Secvest IP during this time The sys...

Page 59: ...te the alarm reaction of the alarm panel This means that detectors can be triggered and tested in this mode but an alarm reaction cannot be triggered This is particularly suitable for training wireles...

Page 60: ...6 Push Notification The end devices that have been registered and set up for push notification in the alarm panel are displayed here Click Push Notification to display the detailed view of the regist...

Page 61: ...devices can be registered on the control panel for sending of push notifications In case of alarm intrusion fire panic technical the control panel sends a push notification to all registered devices...

Page 62: ...push pairing process between the app and control panel Adding a new control panel 1 Load Secvest IP 2 0 or higher from the iTunes App Store onto your end device 2 When the app first starts confirm th...

Page 63: ...ng button in the control panel settings of the app and wait for a confirmation from the control panel notification window 5 Your control panel app and end device are now configured for push notificati...

Page 64: ...e shown as free again This is because the audio files for acoustic feedback from the alarm centre are stored on the SD card Formatting the SD card Caution All pictures on the SD card will be deleted A...

Page 65: ...log can be deleted Clear updated Refresh or exported into an external file Save In the column to the right of the event the zone triggering the alarm is displayed This gives you an overview of which...

Page 66: ...After the configuration is set or operation is finished click on the Logout button at the top right of the screen to log out of the Secvest IP web server This prevents unauthorized persons using this...

Page 67: ...uring programming See the section on deactivating CON1 C for more information Please ensure that the jumper is set according to your wishes after programming is completed Press SET once to access the...

Page 68: ...Press SET once to access menu 1 The second LED from the bottom for channel 1 lights up or flashes If it lights up then a component has already been trained on this channel Press SELECT to access the...

Page 69: ...entre If the window is closed again then the detector sends another notification of the changed status closed to the alarm centre If the corresponding channel is activated detector triggered then the...

Page 70: ...bar between 0 and 8 The corresponding number of LEDs starting from the bottom light up The alarm centre then runs automatically through all of the occupied channels This submenu cannot be accessed if...

Page 71: ...th ESC DEL for about 4 seconds until it beeps twice Set the indoor siren or info module to training mode Consult the operating manuals for both components for more information Open the alarm centre or...

Page 72: ...ss socket beeps two times again To train the wireless socket the training mode needs to be deactivated on the web interface to switch the output for the learning procedure This can be deactivated via...

Page 73: ...eedback on the success of the training process Multiple sockets can be trained to one output When you are finished press ESC DEL once Pressing any other buttons has no effect on the alarm centre at th...

Page 74: ...the status press SET repeatedly until you reach the required mode To exit programming mode press ESC DEL until the alarm centre starts to beep about once per second Close the housing or press and hol...

Page 75: ...terface APP Battery error Global e mail event log alarm display via web interface APP One or more detectors have a discharged battery Power fail Global e mail event log alarm display via web interface...

Page 76: ...ss remote control In order to reset an alarm using a wireless remote control the system must be armed and then disarmed 1 Activate button o If the detector is still in the triggered state the alarm pa...

Page 77: ...18 Maximum system extension 76 18 Maximum system extension...

Page 78: ...riefly and then the firmware status of the PCB is issued via dual coding Firmware of wireless PCB First display Second display Firmware status LED in first place from the bottom lights up briefly LED...

Page 79: ...oss weight 2 560 g DSL monitoring Yes Event log 500 Expandable wireless Yes by 8 detectors with IP alarm module Remote maintenance Yes Wireless frequency 868 66 MHz Wireless output 10 mW Housing mater...

Page 80: ...K IT Power consumption 1 200 mA Environment class II Supported browsers Safari 5 Mozilla Firefox 5 Google Chrome Internet Explorer 9 Encryption Yes Access protection User name password 23 Customer ser...

Page 81: ...s are messages you receive even if the program on the Smartphone is not running The user receives programs apps which appear as messages like short text messages on the display To receive a push notif...

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