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changing the dialler code, 32

Dialler engineer code, 14, 17
Dialling attempts

before FTC, 21
waiting period between two attempts, 21

Dialling DTMF/PULSE, 21
Dialling tone, 21
Digi Eng Lock, 32
Disarming

after alarm

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

auto-timer

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

burglar alarm cancelled

report option, 23

CD91/92/148, 23, 43
early

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

via Transport-PC

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

with code/key

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Don’t answer ringing, 33
Dump engineer memory, 20

—E—

Engineer, 32
Engineer code

cause an event, 41

Engineer lock

switching on/off, 32

Engineer menu

programming engineer code, 32

Engineer present

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Event

time delay before event reported, 27

Event delay, 27
Exit fault

contact ID code, 43
report option, 24

—F—

Factory programming

engineer lock, 32

Fast format, 18

channel options, 28
channel per system, 29
handshake, 35
kiss-off, 29, 35
programming options, 28
protocol, 35
test report, 36

Fault

Battery fault

contact ID code, 43

Communication fault

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Exit fault

contact ID code, 43

report option, 24

Line fault, 33
Mains fault

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

No carrier fault

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Remote fault

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Fire alarm

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

Frame interval, 34
Fuse faulty

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

—H—

Hand 1400, 29
Handshake, 29, 35
Hide numbers., 20
Holdup activation

contact ID code, 43
report option, 23

—I—

ITU-T V2.1, 19

—J—

JS reporting, 24

—K—

Key switches

cause an event, 41

Keys

general, 6

Kiss-off, 29, 35

—L—

Line connection, 33
Line fault, 33
Line monitor, 33
Line monitoring

list of options, 33
programming, 33
ring when triggered, 33
settings, 33
switching on/off, 33
test dialling tone, 33

Listen in options, 34
Listen in time, 34
Listening in

duration, 34

—M—

Manual

how to use, 5

Manual test, 31
Medical alarm

contact ID code, 43

Summary of Contents for Advisor RD 6203

Page 1: ...142645999 4 ADVISOR RD 6203 Programming Manual Software from version V6 0 ...

Page 2: ...ermission of SLC Europe Africa DISCLAIMER SLC Europe Africa makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaim any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Further SLC Europe Africa reserve the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without the obligation of S...

Page 3: ...nt numbers of central stations 16 Dialling options 21 Set telephone number to where events are reported 22 Report delay 26 Options for various protocols 27 Test call menu 30 Engineer code and lock menu 31 Line monitor options 32 Listen in options 33 APPENDIX 1 THE PROTOCOLS 35 APPENDIX 2 SIA EXTENSIONS CONTACT ID 41 APPENDIX 3 TRANSPORT PC 45 APPENDIX 4 DEFAULT PROGRAMMING CHART 49 INDEX 55 ...

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Page 5: ... section numbering of the Menu Contents chapter to help you quickly locate information about the menu item An example of the method used is shown below Programming map The quick code of menu item 1 event call is 5 2 1 Menu Content s chapter 5 2 1 Every event in a separate data block Here you set whether 1 or several events per data block are sent to the central station This option must normally be...

Page 6: ...toggle a digit ON or OFF a display An example of this use is shown on page 25 in Report options programming Version V6 0 diallers may be used with the CD range of control panels using version V5 x or V6 0 software TO ENSURE CORRECT OPERATION Regardless of the panel software version always default the dialler before programming Note If the dialler is defaulted to version 6 version 5 panels will not...

Page 7: ... in the menu items boxes of the programming map and the display will immediately select the item for you This method is much quicker than scrolling through the items because you press fewer keys Consequently it is also less prone to keystroke errors The quick code numbers do not appear on the keypad display They are shown on the programming map to help you locate an item For example To select the ...

Page 8: ...Page 8 Programming manual for RD6203 PROGRAMMING MAP RD6203 Note The quick code numbers in front of each menu item are also the section numbers in the Menu Contents chapter ...

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Page 11: ...o delay OE 1234567890123456 BC Report BC 1234 Delay LB 1234567890123456 CE Report CE 1234 No delay RB 1234567890123456 CF Report CF 1234 Delay RU 1234567890123456 CG Report CG 1234 No delay RR 1234567890123456 CL Report CL 1234 Delay AT 1234567890123456 CP Report CP 1234 No delay YC 1234567890123456 OA Report OA 1234 Delay ET 1234567890123456 OE Report OE 1234 Delay EE 1234567890123456 OP Report O...

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Page 13: ...est the dialler 1 Access Dialler and press accept ü Dialler If No privilege is displayed a split system area is armed or extended access has not been obtained ü ü ü ü Dialler Menu 2 Press the down arrow key and then press accept ü â â â â and ü ü ü ü Dialler Default 3 Press the accept key ü The default for Ireland is displayed ü ü ü ü Dialler IRL 4 To get the default for your own country press the...

Page 14: ...ed Upload Download Uploading is the transfer of programming data and the status of the panel to a remotely located PC using the national telephone system Downloading is the reverse of this allowing remote programming and if permitted limited control of the alarm system It may also be used with a dummy telephone line which allows the installation company to test or pre programme the panel A circuit...

Page 15: ... Wait for dial tone 21 2 4 Pause between the 1st and 2nd attempt 21 2 5 Retry pause following 10 unsuccessful attempts 21 2 6 Number of attempts before No carrier fault 21 3 SET TELEPHONE NUMBER TO WHERE EVENTS ARE REPORTED 22 4 REPORT DELAY 26 5 OPTIONS FOR VARIOUS PROTOCOLS 27 5 1 Options for Fast Format 27 5 1 1 Assign a channel to an event 27 5 1 2 Assigning a channel to an area 28 5 1 3 Use 1...

Page 16: ...er and pressed simultaneously p appears Press 0 and accept by pressing ü twice This deletes from the current cursor position to the end of the line Table 1 Programming telephone account numbers Note With a CD9038 control panel is the key and is the key Changing or deleting a telephone number This section shows you how to edit the telephone number for central station 1 from an existing value In thi...

Page 17: ...t number 1 From the Tel Account Nbrs display press the accept key ü Tel Account Nbrs Select the central station you want to programme by using the and keys In this example Central Station 1 is used ü ü ü ü â â â â or á á á á Centr Station 1 2 Press ü to accept the Central Station number displayed ü ü ü ü The Central Station No 1 telephone number is displayed CS1 Teleph Nbr 3 Press the accept key ü...

Page 18: ...have a different protocol Option Protocol SIA 1 SIA1 protocol Fast Format Scancom Fast Format Aritech Fast Format protocol Contact ID Ademco Contact ID protocol Voice Voice based message protocol requires RD5060 voice module Semadigit Pager based protocol X SIA SIA3 protocol supporting ALI and zone text transmission Table 4 Overview of the possible protocols Central station PROTOCOL SIA Fast forma...

Page 19: ... chosen by the installing company to identify the installation 1 5 4 Select BELL 103 or CCITT V 21 U D Freq CCITT The up download communication frequency There is a choice here between BELL 103 and CCITT V 21 A change to this option also requires a change in the Transport PC program BELL is programmed as standard For the UK operation this MUST be set to CCITT CCITT is now known as ITU T V 21 1 5 5...

Page 20: ...o the phone line for alarm reporting Such equipment should be connected to the series port of the dialler 1 6 Report to one or all telephone numbers Alternate Dual When an activation occurs and this is set to Dual the RD6203 will report to all programmed Central Station telephone numbers If this is set to Alternate it will try each telephone number in turn and stop after the first successful conne...

Page 21: ...bolished in 1994 2 4 Pause between the 1st and 2nd attempt Call Interval 60 The waiting period between two dialling attempts can be programmed for either 5 seconds or 1 minute BABT requirements in the UK specify a minimum of 60 seconds 2 5 Retry pause following 10 unsuccessful attempts Retry Period 120 There can be 10 attempts dual reporting only per telephone number to establish contact with the ...

Page 22: ...or BA Burglary alarm and this event occurred the dialler would attempt to report this event to central stations 1 2 and 3 If alternative was programmed the dialler would close down after the first successful reporting attempt If dual was programmed it would attempt to report to all three central stations and then close down DLY This option should not be used for normal alarm events as it may contr...

Page 23: ...r code key switch or via Transport PC CP 3 N Arming by auto timer OA 3 N Disarming by auto timer OP 1 2 N Disarming with a user code key switch or via Transport PC OR 1 2 N Disarming after an alarm OT 3 N Arming time expired Timer OK 3 N Disarmed early Timer LB N Local programming beginning engineer present LS N Local programming finished engineer left RB N Up download beginning RS N Up download s...

Page 24: ...D95 and CD150 Non ACPO option ACPO option UK only JS reporting JS time schedule changed is reported after a CE message Closing time extended triggered by a user code Example Area 1 is programmed to automatically arm at 19h00 User 04 decides to extend the arming time till 20h30 The dialler will report the following event information account code area 1 CE 04 JS 203 Note Time is displayed to the nea...

Page 25: ...le The cursor moves to the next position 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 8 9 0 0 HA 1 Delay 11 Press 0 again and 2 also becomes visible 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 8 9 0 0 HA 12 Delay 12 Press ü ü ü ü to accept The option will be assigned to telephone numbers 1 and 2 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 8 9 0 ü ü ü ü HA 12 Delay 13 Press â â â â twice to bring the cursor to the D of Delay 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 8 9 0 â â â â x2 HA 12 Delay 14 Press 0 to turn t...

Page 26: ...y x5 10 Enter the time in multiples of 5 seconds that determines how long an event must be active before it is reported The range is between 5 01 and 495 99 seconds This only applies to channels which have been programmed as delayed in the Report Options in menu 3 ...

Page 27: ...allocating each area a different account number or by allocating different channels to the areas in the Channel Areas menu The method selected must be agreed with Central Station prior to programming The â â â â á á á á ü ü ü ü X and the 0 keys are used for programming If you program more than 8 channels reporting is automatically via 16 channels The following example illustrates the programming m...

Page 28: ...ask your Central Station to confirm the correct setting 5 2 Options for the SIA 1 protocol This is used to set the SIA protocol options NOTE This includes SIA 1 and XSIA SIA 1 5 2 1 Every event in a separate phone number 1 event call Yes Here you set whether 1 or several events per phone call are sent to the central station This option must normally be set at Yes 5 2 2 Report every Account Nbr sep...

Page 29: ...es for Voice Semadigit 5 4 Voice Kiss off Voice kiss off Yes Here you set whether the dialler must wait for a Kiss off within 5 seconds after a message to recognise a successful transmission attempt When set to No the dialler only looks for a handshake within 1 minute then transmits the alarm message twice and hangs up Handshake signal 70 ms audio signal between 150 3000 Hz but excluding the dial ...

Page 30: ...dshake and a kiss off or acknowledge If there is a fault you can locate it in this way If the test message has been received at the central station Message accepted is displayed The event sent in SIA is RX REPORT MEANING Dialler busy The dialler is engaged with a test transmission No dial tone No dial tone was detected Handshake recd The handshake was detected The dialler starts to send the inform...

Page 31: ...er menu It is important to safe guard this code because if you change and loose the code you can only return the dialler to factory settings providing menu 7 2 is set at off and are unable to recover previously programmed parameters This code is set to 7812 as standard 7 2 Switch the dialler engineer lock on or off Digi Eng Lock Off Switches the engineer lock for the dialler On or Off You cannot n...

Page 32: ...e a line fault 1 Always line fault In this option line current and line voltage are checked all the time A piece of equipment in series will cause a line fault when engaged in a call 2 LF when armed The line monitor only works when the system is armed Equipment in series generates a line fault 8 3 Answer ringing when triggered Ans Ringing wh CI CS Dont Ans Ringing There are two options in this men...

Page 33: ...nals These signals are exchanged between dialler and receiver They cause a short interruption in the listen in audio The default setting is 15 seconds 9 3 Record Record Enter ü to activate all microphones When using a memory control board all sound will be stored The memory can be verified with the Play back function 9 4 Stop Stop Enter ü to stop a recording or playback session 9 5 Playback Playba...

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Page 35: ... Baud This equates to approximately 30 characters per second As a transmission can contain different information it is not possible to state a time for this A transmission can take place within 3 seconds providing only 1 event is reported The XSIA protocol supports level 1 2 and 3 functions of the SIA standard This includes audio listen in text blocks and several account numbers in one call 1 Fast...

Page 36: ...eports can also be used to report a disarm or arm The values 2 and 4 are then not used The RD62 uses the values 2 and 4 as standard The battery low and test reports that are incorporated in the status bit can be changed on the central station Therefore the test report could be 9 10 or any other value This modification is carried out on the central station itself You can only decide not to make thi...

Page 37: ...he events occur For example suppose there is an alarm in factory buildings 1 2 and 3 In Fast Format this would already take up 3 channels If you also wanted to see which is arming and disarming the available 16 channels are not enough When designing protocols with extended alarm reports it is naturally very important to maintain as high a speed as possible Because Fast Format is a fast protocol it...

Page 38: ...3 SIA The name SIA previously SEIA comes from the USA SIA stands for Security Equipment Industry Association The SIA protocol is originally a US standard In the USA it also became necessary at the beginning of the 1980s to obtain as accurate a picture as possible when an event occurred When the SIA protocol was developed they also took into account that an extended alarm report must not reduce the...

Page 39: ... set both in terms of function and size but the extensions which can be passed on can be 1 to 6 digits long Most central stations however have provision to receive a 2 or 3 digit extension The SIA protocol is divided into 3 levels The specifications for SIA however are such that the highest level also has the options of the lowest level The options in the various levels include Level 1 Reporting n...

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Page 41: ...ne Tamper TA TB TU Zone 1 152 1 88 1 24 1 10 Cabinet Tamper TA TB TU System 0 0 0 0 Remote Lid Tampers TA TB TU System 0 0 0 0 Input Expander Fault TA TB TU System 0 0 0 0 Duress HA HR User 1 100 1 64 1 16 9 Panic Alarm Zone PA Zone 1 152 1 88 1 24 1 10 Keypad PA PA System 0 0 0 0 Fire Alarm FA FB FU Zone 1 152 1 88 1 24 1 10 Medical Alarm MA Zone 1 152 1 88 1 24 n a Technical Alarm ZA ZR Zone 1 1...

Page 42: ...ual Test RX Phone No 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 Walk Test Pass Fail WP WF Area 1 8 1 4 n a n a System Power Up RR System 0 0 0 0 AC Fault AT System 0 0 0 0 AC Restore AR System 0 0 0 n a Auxiliary Power Fault Restore AT AR Zone 1 152 1 88 n a n a Battery Fault Restore YT YR System 0 0 0 0 Fuse Fault Restore YT YR Fuse 1 3 5 7 1 3 5 7 1 255 Remote Fault Restore ET ER Remote 1 16 1 8 1 6 1 4 Reset Alarm Digi Q...

Page 43: ...406 OR Disarm after alarm user 403 CP OA Arm disarm by timer 0 404 454 OT Armed late 0 401 451 OK Disarmed early 0 300 LB Local programming beginning engineer present user engineer 306 628 LS Local programming finished engineer absent user engineer 411 RB Up Download beginning 1 412 RS Up Download finished 1 413 RU Up Download unsuccessful 1 602 RP Test report 0 601 RX Manual test report telephone...

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Page 45: ...ctorily contact your distributor for tested modem types Regarding the units you require both an CD series control panel and an RD62 series dialler For the UK you need the RD6203 Establishing a connection A connection can be established in various ways First the PSTN network can be used In this case a telephone number programmed in the dialler is always used There are two ways to activate this numb...

Page 46: ... exchanged The result is that the dialler will not ring the PC back if for example someone has called the wrong number If the exchanged data matches the dialler will hang up and then call the U D telephone number back Text appears in a window in the Transport PC package indicating that the dialler has answered and will call back As soon as the dialler calls back the Transport PC package will answe...

Page 47: ...g diagram RD62 No Description Colour ribbon cable from panel Fuse Outputs Always connect the earth cable Voice Audio listen in Modules terminals Red LED Telephone Line connection Holes for the provided mounting studs Mounting stud Panel housing ...

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Page 49: ...0 1 6 Report to all telephone numbers No Yes 1 7 Hidden telephone numbers No Yes 1 8 PABX number Up Download menu 1 5 1 5 1 Up download telephone number 1 1 5 2 Up download telephone number 2 1 5 3 Up download Account Nbr 1 5 4 Use of BELL103 or CCITT V21 Bell CCITT 1 5 5 1 Ringing answered by PC Yes No 1 5 5 2 Start by entering user s up download code Yes No 1 5 5 3 Start via line connection Yes ...

Page 50: ...ting period before first test call hours 12 6 2 Time between 2 successive test call hours 24 Digi Engineer menu menu 7 7 1 Engineer code standard 1278 7 2 Engineer lock on Yes No Line monitor menu 8 8 1 Line monitor active Off On 8 2 Operation of line monitor Abort call no line fault in the call series equipment Permanent line monitor Line monitor only when armed 8 3 Answer ringing when triggered ...

Page 51: ...2 3 4 NO YES BA Burglary alarm BR Burglary reset BB Burglary bypassed BU Burglary un bypassed TA Tamper alarm TR Tamper reset TB Tamper bypassed TU Tamper un bypassed HA Forced disarm alarm HR Forced disarm reset PA Panic alarm PR Panic reset FA Fire alarm FR Fire reset FB Fire bypassed FU Fire un bypassed MA Medical alarm MR Medical reset ZA Technical alarm ZR Technical reset BC Alarm disarmed da...

Page 52: ...ad successful RU End of up download fault RP Periodic test report RR Control panel started up AR Mains failure restored AT mains fault alarm YR Battery fuse fault reset YT Battery fuse fault alarm YC Problem dialler system YS Problem in previous report ER Remote fault reset ET Remote fault alarm EE Exit Fault WP Walk test pass WF Walk test Fail JS Schedule changed BV Alarm Confirm Activation BW Al...

Page 53: ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 CF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 CG 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 CL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 OA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 CP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 OP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 OR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 OT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 OK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13...

Page 54: ... 13 14 15 16 Area 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Area 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 5 1 3 Handshake 1400 or 1600 first tone 1400 1600 ...

Page 55: ...on 1 test 31 Central station 2 test 31 Central station 3 test 31 Central station 4 test 31 Central stations changing or deleting telephone number 16 programming account number 17 programming telephone number 18 Changing or deleting a telephone or account number 16 Channel area s 29 Channel options 28 Channels options selecting a channel for an event 28 Closing time extended report option 23 Commun...

Page 56: ...g engineer lock 32 Fast format 18 channel options 28 channel per system 29 handshake 35 kiss off 29 35 programming options 28 protocol 35 test report 36 Fault Battery fault contact ID code 43 Communication fault contact ID code 43 report option 23 Exit fault contact ID code 43 report option 24 Line fault 33 Mains fault contact ID code 43 report option 23 No carrier fault contact ID code 43 report ...

Page 57: ... ID code 43 report option 23 Retry period 21 RX 23 contact ID code 43 manual test 31 S Scancom 1400 Superfast 35 Scancom 1600 Superfast 35 Schedule changed report option 24 SEIA 38 Semadigit 18 Settings Fast Format 28 30 channel options 28 channel per system 29 Handshake 29 SIA 29 1 account number per report 29 1 event per data block 29 2 or 3 digit extension 29 BELL frequencies 29 CCITT frequenci...

Page 58: ...CCIT 19 U D if armed 20 U D init 19 U D Teleph Nbr 19 U D telephone number 19 Up Download account number 19 activate when armed 20 answer after number of rings 20 contact ID code 43 download engineer memory 20 protocol 19 report option 23 settings 19 start by ringing 19 start via open line 19 start via user code 19 telephone number 1 19 telephone number 2 19 User code 19 Using the manual 5 V Voice...

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