5. Insert the Snatch microswitch 2 — as per Fig. 1 (if required).
,
The Snatch microswitch is an accessory item (order code ASNC).
Keypads which are not fitted with Snatch microswitches, DO NOT COMPLY with IMQ-
SECURITY SYSTEM Performance Grade II certification.
6. Pull the connection wires through the wire entry 13.
7. Using wall anchors, secure the backplate 12 to the wall or onto the outlet box.
8. Secure the Snatch bracket 1 to the wall (if required).
,
If you are mounting the ALISON onto an outlet box, you cannot fit a Snatch microswitch.
9. Reattach the PCB 11 to the backplate 12.
10. Connect the Snatch microswitch 2 to the connector 5 (if necessary).
11. Set the BPI Level, as described under ‘SETTING THE BPI LEVEL’.
12. Complete the connections on the terminal board 10, refer to ‘CONNECTIONS’.
13. Assign the Address, as described under ‘ASSIGNING THE ADDRESS’.
14. Replace the frontplate 16 to the backplate 12.
15. Using the screws 15, secure the frontplate.
Refer to the Control panel Manual for the full description of the Keypad LEDs.
SETTING THE BPI LEVEL
The BPI Level of the keypad must match the BPI Level of the Control panel (refer to the Control panel
manual for details).
Using jumpers 3 and 9, as per the Table in Fig. 2, select the keypad BPI Level.
ASSIGNING THE ADDRESS
Devices of the same type cannot coexist at the same Address, therefore, you must assign a
different Address to each Keypad.
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The KYO100 manages 16 Addresses, all other Control panels manage the first 8 Addresses
only. On first power up the Keypad will assume the preset Address ‘01’ (at default).
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You can exit the Programming phase at any point in the following procedure by inserting the
jumper 9 or by closing the Tamper switch.
NOTE: If the buzzer volume is set at 0, the keypad will not emit any audible signals (refer to ‘ADJUSTING
THE ON-BOARD BUZZER VOLUME’).
1. Generate Tamper status by removing the frontplate.
2. Connect the Keypad to the Control panel BPI BUS.
3. Remove the Jumper 9 — after several seconds the Keypad will emit an audible signal (long beep)
to indicate access to the programming phase and the display will show “
A L I S O N / S : 0 1
A L I S O N / S : 0 1
A L I S O N / S : 0 1
A L I S O N / S : 0 1
A L I S O N / S : 0 1
”.
4. Using
C
or
D
, select the Address for the Keypad.
5. Press
E
to confirm, or press
e
to delete the setting — in both cases the Keypad will emit an
audible signal, and the display will show the “
C A L L S E R V I C E
C A L L S E R V I C E
C A L L S E R V I C E
C A L L S E R V I C E
C A L L S E R V I C E
” message. Re-insert the jumper
9 and replace the frontplate, the Keypad will exit the programming session automatically.
ADJUSTING THE ON-BOARD BUZZER VOLUME
The Buzzer has 3 volume levels: Off (Mute), High and Low.
Using the
e
e
e
e
e
key, customize the Buzzer Volume.
Each volume level is identified by a specific beep:
T
short low beep = Volume Off (Mute)
T
long medium-high beep = Low Volume
T
long high beep = High Volume
DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST
Using
AAAAA
or
BBBBB
, customize the Brightness:
