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Summary of Contents for KYO 32 P

Page 1: ...MADE IN ITALY ISO 9001 9105 BNT1 ISO 9001 IT 52587 ISO 14001 9191 BNT2 ISO 14001 IT 52588 OHSAS 18001 9192 BSEC OHSAS 18001 IT 60983 INSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ompliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of 1999 5 EC Directive The complete R TTE Declaration of Conformity for each Panel can be found at www bentelsecurity com Installation of these systems must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions described in this manual and in compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force The above mentioned Control ...

Page 3: ...19 Setting up the BPI Level 20 Installing the VRX32 433 and Vector RX8 Receiver 21 Changing the batteries of Wireless Devices 21 Connecting Peripherals 22 Connecting Keypads Readers and Expanders 22 Alarm Detectors 24 Connecting Fire Detectors with Repeat Outputs 26 Alarm Siren 27 Connecting Roller Blind and Vibration Detectors 28 Connecting the Tamper Line 29 Auxiliary Device Open Collector 30 Co...

Page 4: ...uble Pulse 51 Partitions 51 Outputs Page 52 Outputs Table 52 Attributes 52 Monostable Times 53 Signals 53 Partitions 56 Partitions Page 57 Partitions Table 57 Times 58 Inactivity 59 Negligence 59 Phone Page 60 Telephone Numbers 60 Dialling 60 Type 61 Partitions 61 Teleservice Page 62 Call Attempts 62 Accessing the DTMF Menu 62 Export to WinBcs 62 Test Event 63 Logger Page 64 Events page 65 Priorit...

Page 5: ...ser Code Table 77 Quick Arm 78 Wireless Key Codes 78 Installer Code 79 Programming User Code PINs 79 Key Card Page 80 Keys Cards Table 80 Wireless Keys Page 81 Clock Page 82 Programming from Computer via serial Link 82 Programming via Modem 84 Section 4 Terminals 86 ...

Page 6: ...ldface in square brackets refer to the hardware parts described in this Manual and other Manuals relevant to this product Figure 1 1a The PREMIUM LED and PREMIUM LCD Keypads The PREMIUM LED and PREMIUM LCD Keypads 69 65a 58 58 65b 59b 59b 59b 59b 59a 59a 57 53 61 65c 65c 45 45 45 46 ...

Page 7: ...7 Section 1 Identification of Parts Figure 1 1b The CLASSIKA LED and CLASSIKA LCD Keypads The CLASSIKA LED and CLASSIKA LCD Keypads C R 48 59b 59b 59b 59b 59a 59a 58 58 65b 61 53 57 65c 65c 45 45 46 48 ...

Page 8: ...8 Multifunction Control Panel Ö Ö 0 1 2 2 3 1 Ö Ö 4 4 5 6 4 65 0 1 2 2 1 23 7 5 1 5 4 8 9 8 1 7 4 8 97 98 1 7 1 2 5 5 5 5 5 7 ...

Page 9: ...f Parts ECLIPSE2 Reader PROXI Reader SAT Key PROXI CARD Figure 1 2 The PROXI Reader PROXI CARD ECLIPSE2 Reader and SAT Key C NO NC 1 2 3 4 5 72 66 67 68 70 60 59a 55 71 54 76 69 47 49 51 59a 53 51 64 75 57 52 56 61 50 67 66 68 74 ...

Page 10: ...10 Multifunction Control Panel Ö Ö Ö Ö 0 123 0 0 4 2 4 5 6 7 Ö 6 8 Ö 6 9 6 6 4 2 4 45 6 6 6 2 3 6 6 2 2 ...

Page 11: ...ander and dedicated container 80 81 85 83 88 84 83 81 84 61 58 58 79 79 79 79 53 53 78 77 82 89 90 57 VRX32 433 VRX32 868 and Vector RX8 Receiver Figure 1 4 VRX32 433 VRX32 868 left and Vector RX8 Receiver 47 86 86 58 87 87 53 57 59a 56 86 59a 86 47 59a 57 57 53 56 52 87 87 57 57 ...

Page 12: ...ections between the terminal board 53 and Control panel BPI Bus WARNING DO NOT connect the Keypad to the bus when the bus is live if this is not possible connect the bus terminals in the following order R C 6 Assign the Keypad Address refer to Addressing Devices further on in this section 7 Reattach the frontplate by first hooking it to the clips 65c then by blocking it by applying light pressure ...

Page 13: ...with tamper protection see Figure above M IN OUT Expanders The Input and Output Expanders must be located as near as possible to the peripherals they are connected to The Input and Output Expanders boxes can be surface or flush mounted To install the Expanders 1 Remove the Wire entry knockout 57 or 85 as required 2 For Surface Mounting drill the holes for the back box and Snatch bracket screw loca...

Page 14: ... left in the OFF position 8 Set the operating mode for the tamper switch 77 and snatch microswitch 82 using jumper 78 J Switches enabled K Switches disabled 9 Set the operating mode using microswitches 6 and 7 on DIP switch 88 as shown in the following table 10 Set the operating mode of the Inputs using microswitch 8 on DIP switch 88 as shown in the following table ...

Page 15: ...ress has been programmed NOTE To avoid any accidental or unauthorized programming access to programming is ONLY possibile if less than half an hour has passed from the last BPI reset effected from the control panel BPI resetting occurs every time the Keypad is powered up and on exiting from the installer menu To program the Keypad follow the procedure described in this paragraph Remember that pres...

Page 16: ...et the address of the Proximity Reader from 1 to 16 then press ENTER to confirm and move on to the next step or press OFF to disable the Proximity Reader then press ENTER to confirm and move on to the next step or press ESC to cancel the changes and return to the preceding step 4 Programming the INPUT EXPANDER Press ON to enable the Input Expander then set the address of the Input Expander from 1 ...

Page 17: ...o termi nal T1 and terminal T2 The FAST functioning mode Roller blind could be entered only with the procedure described in these instructions and not by software through the Bentel Security Suite application the Roller blind Quality for the Zones related to the Keypads Input Expander is blocked Programming the LED Keypad For programming the LED Keypad follow the procedure described below 1 Press ...

Page 18: ...to 2 then press ENTER to confirm and exit from programming or press OFF to disable the Output Expander then press EN TER to confirm and move on to the next step or press ESC to cancel the changes and return to the preceding step The outputs corresponding to terminals OC4 OC5 and OC6 of the Keypad Output Expander although appearing on the application display CAN NOT be used It is possible to enable...

Page 19: ... To program the Keypad follow the procedure described in this paragraph Remember that pressing the ENTER key confirms the input values and a move forward is made to the next step while each pressing of the ESC key cancels the input values and a step backwards is made up to exiting the programming phase NOTE The keypad exits the programming phase one minute after the last button was pressed To set ...

Page 20: ...ess ENTER to confirm or press ESC to cancel and exit programming Setting up the BPI Level The BPI Level of the system peripherals Keypads Readers etc must match the BPI Level of the Control panel set by means of the Jumper 6 on MAIN UNIT MANUAL The KYO16D main unit only operates at a BPI level of 12 V To program the BPI Level at 5 Volt insert Jumper 54 in the BPI LEV 5V position and insert Jumper ...

Page 21: ...re 1 4 1 For VRX32 433 VRX32 868 Loosen the screw 47 it is not necessary to remove them For Vector RX8 Remove the screw 47 2 For Vector RX8 only using a screwdriver press down on the tab 64 in order to free the backplate from the frontplate 3 Remove the frontplate then pull it away from the backplate 4 Pull the connection wires through the wire entry 57 place the backplate in the proposed placemen...

Page 22: ...rd Reader Sensor or Signalling device and shows the respective terminals Connecting Keypads Readers and Expanders The Keypads Readers and Expanders Input and Output must be connected in parallel to the Control panel BPI Bus terminals 1 2 C 3 R and 4 as in the example in Fig 2 3 The BPI bus supports up to 24 BPI devices 12 for KYO16D Control Panel in all but not more than 8 Keypads 4 for KYO16D Con...

Page 23: ... Line L1 on OMNIA TAST R and ALISON Keypads KYO16D Control Panel does manage only L1 Line of LCD keypads but to use a 10Kohm resistor for balanced line 11 5V or over must be present across terminals and in order to allow the BPI peripherals to operate properly Owing to Voltage drops and stray capaci tance induced by the Control panel BPI bus connections the following wiring limitations must be res...

Page 24: ... Test mode The Memory function is useful when several detectors are connected to the same Alarm line see Figure 2 7 as in the event of an Alarm it will allow you to trace the violated zone The Walk Test mode will enable the LED for test purposes The Walk Test mode should not be enabled during standby status as in the event of violation the LED will turn ON thus warning intruders of their detection...

Page 25: ... Figure 2 6 Connecting detectors to a Double balanced zone 1 2K on KYO16D model B F V AUX on KYO4 8 8W 32 models on KYO8G 8GW 32G models on KYO16D model 1 2K ono KYO16D model Figure 2 5 Connecting detectors to a Balanced zone B F V AUX on KYO4 8 8W 32 models on KYO8G 8GW 32G models on KYO16D model 1 2K on KYO16D model ...

Page 26: ...8a and 2 8b shows three detectors e g Bentel s 600 Series and Bentel s ZT100PL Models smoke connected to Alarm line L1 In a connection of this type the Negative signal Reset is supplied by the Normally Closed OC output see O1 The wiring diagram in Figure 2 9 shows a similar connection using a Relay Base In a connection of this type the Control panel OC output see O2 must be programmed as Normally ...

Page 27: ... a Self powered Siren e g CALL and an Indoor Siren e g Wave In a connection of this type the Self powered Siren which will activate when the Positive signal drops on terminal N Figure 2 10 Connecting Indoor and Self powered Sirens N To Tamper line 10 Figure 2 9 Connecting Relay Bases to a Balanced Line 2 B F V AUX on KYO4 8 8W 32 models on KYO8G 8GW 32G models on KYO16D model 1 2K on model KYO16D ...

Page 28: ...wiring diagram in Figure 2 11 shows a typical connection The 1 5 KΩ 600ohm for Kyo16D Balance Resistor must be connected to the last de vice as shown in Figure 2 11 The 1 5 KΩ Ω Ω Ω Ω Balance Resistors are not supplied If the system has an LCD Keypad it will be possible to Test the sensitivity of the Vibration zones The system must be put in SERVICE MODE by leaving a Digital Key in a Reader or by ...

Page 29: ...m zone 2 Program this zone as 24 H 3 Program this zone as Balanced 10 K 4 Assign this zone to one or more partitions The Control panel except KYO16D has a 24h 10K Balanced Tamper line Termi nals 5 AS and 6 M M M M M The Tamper terminals of the system peripherals must be connectedinseriestotheseterminals ThewiringdiagraminFigure2 12 illustratesa typicalconnection 10 KΩ Ω Ω Ω Ω Balance resistor must...

Page 30: ...set up as Normally Open NO or Normally Closed NC and can be activated by one or more events to be selected during the programming phase refer to the PROGRAMMING FROM PC section for the list of events The wiring diagram in Figure 2 13 illustrates the operating principles of a NO Open Collector output terminal O1 on the Control panel which will be acti vated by the Exit Delay event The CEI 79 2 appr...

Page 31: ...ct and operating properly be fore connecting the telephone line If the Control panel is not connected to the telephone line the Disable Tel ephone line check option must be activated otherwise the Telephone Line Trouble event will be signalled continuously refer to the Options Page in the PROGRAMMING FROM PC section VRX32 433 VRX32 868 and Vector RX8 Receiver Control panels with K8W K8GW K16D K32 ...

Page 32: ...nection can be programmed DOUBLE or DOUBLE with EOL to reach a maximum of 12 zones A Double or Double with EOL connection can detect 2 alarm and a single tamper Fig 2 16a shown the Double with EOL connection and Fig 2 16b shown the Double connection a KYO 16D b KYO 16D EOL Fig 2 16 Connecting the Double Line ...

Page 33: ...The KyoUnit application opens on the Main page see Figure 3 1 The Tree view menu see Pages section will allow you to access all the Pages in the Appli cation Managing the Pages Click once on the name of the required page the page name will highlight and the page will open ready for programming Use the Save command from the File menu Using the right button on the mouse click any part of the Page se...

Page 34: ...n be organized in Alphabetical or Code order by clicking either the Name or Code bar Using the right button on the mouse click the name of any Customer to access the context menu This menu will allow you to Load or Delete the Customers as follows z Upload This command will load the Customer Configuration page You can also upload the Customer s data by double clicking the Custom er s name on the Cu...

Page 35: ...low you to access basic functions such as New Customer Serial Ports etc The Menu bar options are described in the Menu Bar para graph z The Close Application button You can also close the Application via File Ö Exit Upload Download and Help toolbuttons There are 3 toolbuttons at the bottom of the Parameter Pages 5 at the bottom of the Logger Page and 6 at the bottom of the Events Page The toolbutt...

Page 36: ... New it will be necessary to enter the Customer details and assign a code Codes can be assigned manually or automatically by means of the Search button When saving the parameters of an enrolled Customer the Warning window will be shown Click Yes to save new data or No to quit If a code is duplicated Customer already enrolled the Application will show the Error window File Print This command will p...

Page 37: ...d to the letterhead DO NOT delete or move it from the Hard Disk Settings Panel Thiscommandwillallow youtospecifytheCustomer sControlpanel and Firmware Release refer to File New Customer If you make a Download Uploadrequest andthedatainthe Panel window does not match the connected Control panel the Application will show the Confirm window ClickYestoconfirmtheDownload Uploadrequest or No to quit In ...

Page 38: ...Alarm Memory You can access all the System Enquiry options without entering a Code however you must enter a Main User Code to access the System Con trol options Arm Disarm Bypass UnBypass Zones Reset Alarm Reset Alarm Memory and Reset Alarm Memory If the entered Main User Code is not Enabled on the Partitions involved in the requested operation the commands will have no effect Following is a descr...

Page 39: ... select the required option from the Pop up menu Tamper This section indicates current Tamper conditions GREEN No Tamper RED Tamper present Trouble This section indicates current Trouble conditions GREEN No Trouble RED Trouble present Outputs This section indicates the current status of the OC Outputs GREEN Output in Standby RED Output Active To turn ON OFF an Output using the left button on the m...

Page 40: ... the sensitive area of a Proxi Reader The 3 LEDs on the Reader will blink to confirm enrolment and the computer will emit an audible confirmation signal beep Check View Config uration This option will al low you to view the sys tem peripher al devices Each device type is identi fied by a col our see Ta ble Colour Description WHITE Device missing not enrolled and not connected RED Device enrolled b...

Page 41: ...e Control panel Modem Setting This option will allow you to setup the Modem Modem Hangup Thisoptionwillallowyoutoendtelephonecommunications For further information on the Modem menu options refer to Pro gramming from PC via Telephone Help Guide This option provides the System guide Adobe Acrobat Reader required ...

Page 42: ...disable box empty the system keypads No This column shows the keypad Address non editable Description This field is for the keypad label maximum 16 characters The number next to the Page Name indicates the total number of enabled keypads Enable Keypad This section will allow you to enable or disable box empty the keypad on the partitions Keypad Type This section will allow you to specify the type ...

Page 43: ...titions The Readers can be programmed to operate in 3 different modes on the 4 partitions as follows RED This row will allow you to enable or disable box empty the Reader for GLOBAL Arming on the selected partitions see Figure All the enabled partitions will arm when the PROXI CARD Key is removed from the Reader when the RED LED is ON AMBER This row will allow you to enable or disable box empty th...

Page 44: ...EN LED is ON Refer to table 3 1 for B Mode programming instructions The number in brackets at the side of the Page type Readers indicates the total number of enabled Readers ReceiverPage This page will allow you to select the type of Receiver you are using VRX32 433 or Vector RX8 The receiver Vector RX8 manages only 8 Wireless Zones If this receiver is used on a Kyo16D Control Panel or on one of t...

Page 45: ...er is programmed as an Input and Output Expander it must be configured as an Input Expander and as an Output Expander For ex ample if you have programmed an M IN OUT Expander as an Input Expander and Output Expander and assigned it address no 1 you must configure Input Expander no 1 and Output Expander no 1 z To enable the Input Output Expander on the system If the Expanders are enabled the number...

Page 46: ...L7 will be usable Position Placement This column shows the non editable label of the hard ware component the zone is assigned to Description This field is for the keypad label maximum 16 characters The Application will use the label as the zone identifier Ter This corresponds to the terminal identifier on the PCB The numbers L1 L2 L6 on M IN OUT Expanders programmed as Input Expanders correspond r...

Page 47: ...grammed as a Silent 24h zone Duress zones activate the Communicator only and are suit able for Panic buttons Fire Fire This type of zone is automatically programmed as a 24h N O Normally Open zone Switching Switch This type of zone is automatically programmed as a Command Zone Violation of this type of zone will switch the status of all the Partitions it is assigned to from Away to Stay Arming or ...

Page 48: ...ct and the Control Panel is able to recognize the one or the other in case of alarm Doubled EOL Only for KYO16D As the precedent but it needs a series End Line EOL resistor of 1 2 Kohm to detect short circuits Attributes Unbypassable Not Byp Zones with this attribute cannot be bypassed Chime Chime Violation of a zone with this attribute during Disarmed status of its Partition will generate an audi...

Page 49: ... threshold 1 through 5 The selected value will determine the number of Shocks that the zone will allow before signalling violation Therefore if Disable is selected the correspond ing zone will be completely insensitive to Pulses T T T T T Time This trimmer regulates the Time window The selected value will determine the Pulse threshold time i e the time allowed for the Pulse coun ter to reach the p...

Page 50: ... a zone is setup as a Wireless zone this at tribute will be enabled automatically thus allowing the VRX32 433 or Vector RX8 Receiver to monitor the Wireless device that is connected to the zone refer to Supervisory Time on the Partitions page If the Wireless device fails to send a signal to the VRX32 433 or Vector RX8 Receiver within the programmed Supervisory window the Control panel will generat...

Page 51: ... cycles 0 through 14 can be programmed in this field If zero 0 is programmed the zone will be unable to generate Zone Alarm event NOTE Zones that signal persistent Alarm status e g due to Trouble will generate One Alarm Cycle Only Double Pulse This section describes how to program the Double Pulse time 0 to 250 seconds Partitions This section will allow you to assign the Zones to the Partitions Th...

Page 52: ...ws the non editable label of the hardware component the OC Output is assigned to Ter This corresponds to the terminal identifier on the PCB Description This field is for the keypad label maximum 16 characters The Application will use the label as the OC Output identifier To program the zone parameters of an Output 1 select the Output click to highlight 2 program the following parameters for the se...

Page 53: ...will activate when one of its Partitions disarms z Trouble Warning The Output will activate when a Trouble event occurs refer to the Events Page section with the exception of the Telephone Line Trouble The Output will restore automatically when the Trouble clears This signal is for Non Monostable Outputs only z Alarm Memory AlarmMem The Output will activate when Alarms are present in the memory Th...

Page 54: ...ommand Remote TheOutputwillactivatewhentheUserexecutes acommandoverthephone theControlpanelAnsweringdevicemustbeenabled ThissignalcanbeusedtoactivateorstoptheOCOutputoverthephone TheOutput activated over the phone can also be restored from the Keypad via a Clear Alarm Memory command Refer to the User Manual for further details z Negligence Neglig The Output will activate when the Control panel gen...

Page 55: ...resets via a Clear Alarm Memory command z Mute Alarm Silent The Output will activate when the Alarm is gener ated by a Zone that is assigned to a Partition with the following attributes a Type Duress b Attribute Mute or c If the Alarm is generated by a Duress Code This signal can be associated with Monostable Outputs only z Not Ready Stay N R Stay The Output will activate when the Control panel is...

Page 56: ...ng BPI Missing The Output will activate when an enrolled BPI device fails to respond to the Control panel z Superkey 2 Key 2 The Output will activate when the Superkey 2 facility is requested via Keypad This signal can be associated with Monostable Outputs only z Superkey on wireless key Key2 WLS The Output will activate when the Superkey 2 facility is requested via Wireless Key This signal can be...

Page 57: ...xit time will not provoke Alarms The Exit Time will start when the Partition arms and will be signalled by Activation of the Partition OC Outputs programmed with the Exit Time signal A series of single beeps emitted at one second intervals on all the Parti tion Keypads Mute keypads will not emit this signal A series of double beeps emitted at one second intervals on all the Par tition PROXI Reader...

Page 58: ... when the T And Zone value is 30 seconds or more T And Code This parameter determines the time within which 2 or more AND Codes must be entered before the Control panel will Disarm accepted values 0 through 250 seconds Times Patrol Time This parameter determines the time between disarming for patrol purposes Patrol code required and automatic rearming The pro grammed patrol time is valid for all P...

Page 59: ...activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 This parameter determines the Partitions that will be monitored for inactivity Negligence z z z z z Negligence This parameter determines the maximum time accepted val ues 0 through 99 days that a Partition will be allowed to stay without signal ling an Arming event The Negligence Partition no event and Tamper Zone no event will be generated when the programmed interval ela...

Page 60: ...alling pauses e g between he prefix and telephone number and star and pound Description This field is for the User s Name maximum 16 characters Dialling z z z z z Disallow tone check Normally the Control panel will check for the Dialling Tone before dialling If there is no dialling tone the Control panel will hang up and retry If the Disable Tone Check is enabled the Control panel will dial withou...

Page 61: ...g a Main User Code at a Keypad the Code and Keypad must be assigned to the Partition of the Tel ephone number concerned The Teleservice option will activate the Reporting Protocol list below z z z z z Protocol The Reporting protocol is usually assigned by the Central Station This system supports the following formats ADEMCO SILENT KNIGHT Slow 10 baud 3 1 4 1 4 2 ADEMCO SILENT KNIGHT Fast 14 baud 3...

Page 62: ...Teleservicecall z z z z z Listen in If this option is enabled the Central Station operator after receiv ing an Alarm call from the system will be able to open a Listen in session on the monitored premises If the 2 wayAudio alert is enabled refer to the Options Page the Control panel will open the Audio channel for 15 seconds before starting the Listen in session The 2 wayAudio alert is valid for a...

Page 63: ...utomaticallyatregularintervals asperprogramming tothe In stallerTelephoneNumber IfyouDONOTwanttoEnabletheTestcall enter 00 for Event Code in the 445 Test Event field 330 for Kyo16D and 265 for Kyo4 8 refer to the Events page z Send Test programming This field is for the Date and Time of the Test event To view the Date and Time of the successive Test event click the Download button To send a New Da...

Page 64: ... commands will allow you to manage the events Upload button This command will allow you to upload the Events list from the Control panel to the Computer for viewing purposes Print button This command will allow you to print the entire Events list The following buttons will become active when a Customer is loaded The name of the Customer will be shown on the title bar Save button This command will ...

Page 65: ... 13 determine the actions the Control panel will take in response to the associated events Telephone actions a activate the Digital Communicator Pulse b activate the Voice Dialler This section describes the Event Settings table see Table 3 3 for the complete list of Programmable Events z No This column shows the Event Identifier Numbers z Description This column shows the type of events the Contro...

Page 66: ...Message z CONTACT ID button This button will allow you to assign the Codes shown in Table 3 2 All the Events will be sent to the first Telephone Number programmed as Contact ID z Default SIA button This button will program the default SIA Codes only for Kyo16D Control Panel The complete list of this protocol is shown on the Programming Manual of KYO16D Control Panel z Clear button This button will...

Page 67: ...l to Report In Outdoor Fire Alarms Tamper Fire Alarm Near Alarm Smoke General Alarms Combustion General Alarm Water Flow Exp Module Failure Heat Sensor Tamper Pull Station Module Tamper Duct 24 Hour Non Burglary Flame 24 Hour Non Burglary Near Alarm Gas Detected Panic Alarms Refrigeration Panic Loss of Heat Duress Water Leakage Silent Foil Break Audible Day Trouble Burglar Alarms Low Bottle Gas Le...

Page 68: ...ority event will be sent first The Priority Event can be selected deselected in one of the following ways double click the required event select the event then using the right button on the mouse click once The Priority event will be highlighted in red The CEI 79 2 approval applies only when the Priority Event is associated with a BURGLAR ALARM TAMPER or TROUBLE event in that order ...

Page 69: ... Card 4 5 200 203 249 252 312 319 DisarmPartition n the Partition n is disarmed by Code or Key Card 4 5 204 207 253 256 320 327 Special Arming Partition n the Partition n is armed via a a Command Zone b the Scheduler c the PC on line 4 5 208 211 257 260 328 335 Special Disarming Partition n the Partition n is disarmed via a a Command Zone b the Scheduler c the PC on line 4 5 212 215 261 264 336 34...

Page 70: ...laced 3 00 258 323 438 Reset fuse BPI the BPI fuse 9b is replaced 3 AA 259 324 439 Device Restored all the BPI or Wireless devices respond 3 51 260 325 440 Reset Telephone Line the telephone line is restored 1 10 261 326 441 Superkey 1 Superkey 1 is used 1 AA 262 327 442 Superkey 2 Superkey 2 is used 1 2A 263 328 443 Superkey 3 Superkey 3 is used 4 22 264 329 444 Remote Command the Control panel r...

Page 71: ... will allow you to select the day z The check boxes will allow you to select the Partitions that will auto arm on the selected day z Partition 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 This column will allow you to program the automatic arming time accepted values 00 00 through 23 59 hours minutes Auto arming operations can be delayed by overtime requests However the Control panel will not allow an overtime request...

Page 72: ...a Chime zone is violated during disarmed status Chime on PROXI Reader 2 If this option is enabled the PROXI Reader buzzerwillemit5beepswhena Chime zoneisviolatedduringdisarmedstatus Enable Wireless Receiver 3 If this option is enabled the Control panel will enable the VRX32 433 or VectorRX 8 wireless receiver If the system is equipped with a Wireless Receiver the Performance level of the Control p...

Page 73: ...r CESA and CON TACT ID reporting protocols if this option is enabled it will be possible to invert the significance of the digits used to transmitActivation Restore mes sages to the Central station forArming Disarming operations only 2 way audio alert 14 If this option is enabled the Control panel will open a Talk channel for 15 seconds before starting the Listen in session Call all telemonitoring...

Page 74: ...rmanently active 23 If this option is enabled the Reader LEDs ECLIPSE2 and PROXI will indicate the system status Buzzer on PROXI Reader 24 If this option is enabled the Control panel will activate buzzers on the PROXI Readers Lock installer code 25 If this option is enabled Reset of Default pa rameters will not default the programmed Installer Code Callback 26 Refer to the Teleservice page Disable...

Page 75: ...Enable Autoarm on Keypad and PROXI 48 If this option is enabled the system Keypads and PROXI Readers will emit and audible signal beeps during the Timeout to autoarm refer to option 24 Buzzer on PROXI Reader z Inhibit DTMF functions during message playback 49 If this option is enabled the Control panel will deny access to the DTMF Menu during Voice calls However the Answerphone functions via the D...

Page 76: ...per alarm for the BPI device missing or Wireless Receiver missing event When this op tion is disabled the control panel log these events only The CEI 79 2 approval applies only when the Enable tamper for BPI Device or Receiver missing is ENABLED For Future Use 56 63 Auto Reset Memory This section will allow you to select the Partitions that will reset their Alarm memories automatically onArming ...

Page 77: ...ed access levels refer to the USER MANUAL No This column shows the Code Number 1 through 25 Description This field will allow you enter the Code label max 16 letters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 These numbers correspond to the 8 Partitions The Codes can be programmed to operate in 3 different modes on the system Partitions as follows Type On Off Red This row will allow you to Enable Disable the Code on the Par...

Page 78: ...ered again DTMF this type of Code can access the system via touch tone telephone Main User Reset Call Queue this type of Code is similar to the Main User Code except that if this Code is used to disarm the system it will Clear the Call Queue automatically And Select this option if the Code is to be associated with an AND operation And attribute assigned Partitions with And Codes Keys will not disa...

Page 79: ...ler Code PIN in the PIN field b Click OK c Enter the digits of your choice in the New PIN field d Enter the same digits in the Confirm New PIN field e Download to the Control panel Programming User Code PINs The default PINs of enabled User Codes must be changed for security reasons To change the Default User Code PINs proceed as follows 1 Select the required User Code from the User Code Table the...

Page 80: ...er label z Service This field will allow you to enable the Key Card to control Service mode Yes Key Card enabled for Service mode The Alarm relay will be inhibited during Service mode and therefore the Control panel will not generate Alarms z Clear Call Queue This field will allow you to enable the Key Card to clear the Call Queue Yes Key Card enabled to clear the Call Queue z Patrol This field wi...

Page 81: ... shows the Wireless Key identifier number to be used when programming the Wireless Key from a Keypad Description This field is for the Wireless Key label TheApplication will use the label as the Wireless Key Identifier Serial No This field is for the 6 hexadecimal digit serial number ESN of the Wireless Key The ESN is printed on the Wireless Key label Code Select the Wireless Key Code 23 or 24 Fig...

Page 82: ...the Control panel proceed as follows 1 Select the PC serial port used for the link as follows a Select Settings Serial Ports b Select the Serial Port from the Control panel section c Click OK Clock Page The Clock Page see Fig 3 18 will allow you to set up the Control panel Clock current Date and Time and select the Date format When opened this page will set up automatically in accordance with the ...

Page 83: ... Select Programming Upload to view all the parameters stored in the Control memory b Select Upload to view the parameters relative to the current page c Using the right mouse button click anywhere inside the Pages section then select Upload from the pop up window to view the parameters rela tive to the selected pages Figure 3 20 Serial cable with a DB9 female connector and a DB25 female connector ...

Page 84: ...panel link see Figure 3 19 and 3 20 1 Select the PC serial port used for the Modem link as follows a Select Settings Serial Ports b Select the Serial Port from the Modem section c Click OK 2 Enter the Installer PIN refer to Code Page 3 Select Modem Connection to open the Connection Window see Fig ure 3 21 4 Program the following parameters a The Telephone Number of Customer see File Save Configura...

Page 85: ...c and d will assume the values of their counterparts in the Teleservice Page or Phone Page The parameters programmed in the Connection Window will not affect their counterparts in the Application pages 5 Click the Select button below the Messages section to view the connec tion status Table 3 4 shows the complete Message list If the connection is successful the following message will be shown KYOx...

Page 86: ...i m r e T s i h t y b d n a t S 8 3 1 6 3 B 2 2 B V X U A s l a r e h p i r e p r o f y l p p u S r e w o P y r a i l i x u A 8 3 1 5 2 4 2 3 2 2 O 1 O 3 O 3 2 2 2 1 C O 2 C O s t u p t u O r o t c e l l o C n e p O y r a i l i x u A A m 0 5 1 e l b a m m a r g o r P 5 1 0 0 4 9 3 8 3 2 4 1 4 2 O 1 O 4 O 3 O 5 O s t u p t u O r o t c e l l o C n e p O y r a i l i x u A A m 0 0 5 e l b a m m a r g ...

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Page 88: ...vironmentally sound manner Potential methods include reuse of parts or whole products and recycling of products components and or materials For specific information see http www bentelsecurity com index php o environmental Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive It should be deposited at an appropriate facility to enable recovery and recycling For specific information see In the E...

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