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Table of Contents

Operating the Functions in the Main Menu

Calling up/quitting the Main Menu and Submenus

Viewing the Alarm Counter

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Areas (Status Interrogation)

– Interrogation of the zone status

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– Switch block type lock lamps on/off

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– Skip detector zones and malfunctions

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Internal Program
– Switch internal program on/off

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– Edit internal program

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Switch Visual Test on/off

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Timer
– Switch timer channels on/off

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– Change switching times

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Background Memory
– View background memory

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– Going to a certain event

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(event number, date, latest)

– Select/search events

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– Print events

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– Diagnosis

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Operating the Functions in the Main Menu

Changing the Operator Code

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Switching on/off
– Switch group list on/off

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– Switch detector zones on/off

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– Switch detectors on/off

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– Switch tableau points on/off

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– Switch sounders/strobes on/off

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Maintenance

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Blocking

– Block zones

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– Block detectors

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System Parameters

– Change date/time

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– Change PC interface

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Alarm Verification

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Summary of Contents for UEZ

Page 1: ...ssage Display Processing Explanation of display messages 11 Messages with message processing keys 12 Calling up a list of all message types 13 Alarm Verification see page 48 continued on next page Message Display Processing Resetting the central control unit 14 Resetting detector zones message types 15 Resetting with General Reset 16 Arming the System 17 Timer Controlled Switching Timer controlled...

Page 2: ... off 29 Timer Switch timer channels on off 30 Change switching times 31 Background Memory View background memory 32 Going to a certain event 33 event number date latest Select search events 34 Print events 35 Diagnosis 36 Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Changing the Operator Code 37 Switching on off Switch group list on off 38 Switch detector zones on off 39 Switch detectors on off 40 Swi...

Page 3: ...rating instructions do not contain any information re garding general or special security related knowledge Therefore Ensure that you are familiar with all of the security related procedures and regulations of your area for example alarm procedures plans of action alarm organisation etc Destruction of the UEZ display screen resulting from an exter nal source does not pose any direct risk for the u...

Page 4: ...keys Keys for character input and fixed function keys Individual group displays LED Quit or cancel function Sounders strobes off Buzzer off Individual zone display LED red alarm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sealed switch for General reset Maintenance Continue System Malfunction Message Internal alarm External alarm Alarm Internal on Code op...

Page 5: ...hen a system malfunction logic malfunction occurs Continue yellow illuminates if a triggered or malfunctioning zone or a ring or stubline malfunction has been removed from the surveillance system to arm a detector area After disarming the detector area con tact the Service Department Operation green illuminates when the central control unit is ready for operation Code operation yellow flashes when...

Page 6: ...ages functions with notes regarding the additional operating steps Quiescent condition If the central control unit is in the quiescent condition e g no messages have appeared and no functions have been called up from the main menu the screen saver appears in the display MESSAGES DETECTOR MESS TYPE ACTIONS Display In the clear text display all existing messages such as intrusion malfunction and swi...

Page 7: ...This key returns to the previous level or interrupts a function that has been started Return to the operating level stop code Start quit operation authorisation F This key calls up the main menu containing the submenus and their additional functions Call up the main menu Enter the operator code When this key is pressed the optical acoustic signal transmit ters and the buzzer are deactivated The fl...

Page 8: ...fter 3 seconds Then the Software version is displayed for 3 seconds enter Confirm input This key is used to confirm the input of characters Call up the message list When this key is pressed the display shows a list of all message types with the asso ciat ed message counters For a detailed explanation see the section Call up a List of all Messages page 13 Call up help texts help If this key is pres...

Page 9: ...ion indicated by the cursor Incorrect inputs e g digits can be deleted with this key Correcting inputs 1 ABC 2 4 JKL 5 MNO DEF CE Increase the number value by 1 1 This function has not yet been realised Language toggling inter natio nal This function has not yet been realised Explanation of Display and Operating Elements Fixed function keys ...

Page 10: ...Additional information is displayed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Storage room entrance 1st floor 1 0 2 Key switch The assigning of operating functions to the position of the key switch can be programmed e g internal program on off code operation on off Sealed switch General Reset If the operator cannot reset the system e g after a sabotage alarm resetting can be per formed without entering an operat...

Page 11: ... respected 1 INTRUS INT ZONE 0035 16 Storage room entrance 1st floor 3 INTRUS INT ZONE 0040 07 Office building south 1st floor MESSAGES DETECTOR MESS TYPE ACTIONS Type of message e g Intrusion internal Detector No Zone No First message to arrive Last message to arrive Additional information Softkeys for message processing Using the 4 softkeys the functions shown above these keys in the display can...

Page 12: ... for additional measures can be called up e g infor ming custodian Tel 3434 After the key is pressed again the previous display appears again 1 INTRUS INT ZONE 0035 16 Storage room entrance 1st floor 3 INTRUS INT ZONE 0040 07 Office building south 1st floor MESSAGES DETECTOR MESS TYPE ACTIONS Key MESSAGES A total of 3 detectors detector zones of the message type e g Intrusion internal are present ...

Page 13: ...st floor MESSAGES DETECTOR MESS TYPE ACTIONS enter Viewing the message list selecting a certain type of message 2 INTRUSION EXT 2 INTRUSION INT 1 MALF EXT When the key is pressed the number of triggered de tector zones and their mes sage types are displayed in a list The list can be scrolled using the appropriate cursor keys and be selected for another type of message If the key enter is pressed a...

Page 14: ...key TOTAL resets all detectors triggered by the central control unit The quiescent condition picture appears in the display as soon as the central control unit is in quiescent condition If certain triggered detectors cannot be reset by the author ised personnel inform theSer vice Department 1 INTRUS INT ZONE 0035 16 Storage room Entrance 1st floor RESET MESS TYPE INTRUSION 1 INTRUS INT ZONE 0035 1...

Page 15: ...ype of message is no longer shown in the display If the zone cannot be reset by the authorised personnel contact the Service Department The softkey SINGLE resets all triggered detectors of the detector zone e g 0035 of the selected message type When all reset detectors are in stand by mode the message is no longer shown in the dis play reset TOTAL MESS TYPE SINGLE TOTAL MESS TYPE SINGLE If the typ...

Page 16: ... Service Department Resetting is performed as follows Break the seal covering the General Reset switch Then actuate switch by inserting a pointed object The central control unit is reset and the messages in the displays are deleted as soon as the detectors enter the stand by mode or the malfunctions are eliminated The seal must later be replaced by the Service Department Message Display Processing...

Page 17: ...e block type lock lamp BLA illuminates If the block type lock lamp BLL illuminates also the area is ready for arming Block type lock lamps BLA BLL Block type lock lamps Close the block type lock the block type lock lamps BLA and BLL extin guish and the area is armed BLA BLL Block type lock lamps If the block type lock lamp BLL does not illuminate the area is not ready for arming In this case see t...

Page 18: ... INTERRUPT DELAY TIME ON ACTIVATION IN SECONDS Calling up the input panel for timer controlled activation Starting the timer controlled activation Cancelling TCA Timer Controlled Switching Timer controlled activation TCA During the delay time the buzzer sounds at inter vals Within the programmed time of seconds all personnel must leave the room After the door is locked arming occurs with acknowled...

Page 19: ... Timer controlled Switching Timer controlled deactivation Code 4 JKL 5 MNO enter Entering the timer controlled deactivation code Calling up the input panel The input panel for the TCA disarming code is called up with the code key Enter the TCA disarming code e g 454545 With enter TCA disar ming is terminated seconds are available for this adjustable ...

Page 20: ...e carried out without an operating code The operator code can contain between 2 and 6 digits The first two digits are permanently assigned to a user cannot be changed The other digits form the personal password defined by the user can be changed If the operator code has been entered correctly the individual display Code opera tion illuminates If no entry is made for 15 minutes code operation is ab...

Page 21: ... x x x Skip Malfunction NVU x x x Skip Mains malfunction x x x Skip Printer malfunction x x x Skip Malfunction BE 1000 x x x Switch block type lock lamps on off x x x Internal programs page 27 ff Switch internal program on off x x x Edit internal program x x View internal programs x x x x Visual test page 29 Switch visual test on off x x View status of visual test x x x x Timer page 30 ff Switch t...

Page 22: ...propriate code x Operation can be carried out with appropriate code only if programmed Operable functions 0 1 2 3 Operable functions 0 1 2 3 Switch on off page 38 ff Group list zones x x x Detectors x x x Tableau points x x Sounders strobes x x View switchoffs x x x x Maintenance page 43 Zones x x Detectors x x Sounders strobes x x Check SD key safe x Detector test x x x x Maintenance page 43 Chan...

Page 23: ...f Change date time x View date time x x x x Change PC interface x View PC interface x x x x Alarm verification page 48 Display activated detectors x x x x Sounders strobes page 7 Switch off sounders strobes x x x Alarm counter page 24 View alarm counter x x x x Operation Authorisation Basic complete maintenanceoperation Complete operation code for operation authorisation 2 Basic operation code for...

Page 24: ...called up using the appropriate softkey e g Zones submenu After the last submenus have been called up and the softkey has been pressed the first subme nus of the main menu are displayed again F Call up submenus MAIN MENUE 12 23 22 11 96 AUTHORIZATION 2 ALARMCOUNTER 1 112 ALARMCOUNTER 2 219 Enter user code if required see section on Operating Authorisations AREAS INT PROG VISU TEST Leave sub menus ...

Page 25: ...rmed of an area Possible statuses are Area armed Area disarmed ready for arming Area disarmed not ready for arming The softkey AREA 1 can be used to call up additional areas The softkey ACTUALISE can be used to display the currently triggered detectors in a list STATUS AREA 1 OFF East hall storage area 5 Call up additional zones or currently triggered detectors AREA 1 0004 05 MALF WINDOW IN STAIRC...

Page 26: ... the system is not possible max one triggered zone or Mains malfunction or Malfunction NVU or Printer malfunction or Malfunction BE 1000 can be removed once from surveillance After disarming the Service Department has to be noti fied Switch block type lock lamp on off READY FOR ARMING East hall storage area 5 LSN RING STUBLINE MALFUNCTION STATUS AREA 3 OFF Call up and quit submenu AREAS and approp...

Page 27: ... internal program to be switched on off Switch internal program on off Submenu INT PROG dis plays all internal programs and a short text Call up and quit submenu INT PROG see page 24 Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Switch internal programs on off ON OFF WORK IN PRO 02 OFF DISARM IN PRO 03 OFF DISARM INTERNAL PROGRAMS IN PRO 01 ON ARMED ON OFF WORK IN PRO 02 OFF DISARM IN PRO 03 OFF DISARM...

Page 28: ... detector zones internal program 5 displays all fire detector zones Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Edit internal program ON OFF WORK IN PRO 02 OFF DISARM IN PRO 03 OFF DISARM INTERNAL PROGRAMS 2 Zones ADD REMOVE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The detector zones included in the selected internal pro gram e g INT PR 02 are highlighted A detector zone that is to be added to or removed from an i...

Page 29: ...softkeys Select zone to be switched on off for visual test Switch visual test on off The submenu VISU TEST displays all detector areas and their status in terms of the visual test ON OFF DA 02 OFF DISARM DA 03 ON ARMED DA 01 TEST SW ON ON OFF DA 02 OFF DISARM DA 03 ON ARMED Call up and quit submenu VISU TEST see page 24 Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Switch visual test on off VISUAL TEST...

Page 30: ...keys e g channel 2 The channels are switched on or off using the softkeys Select channel to be switched on off Switch channel on off The status and a short text of the programmed chan nels are displayed ON OFF TIME CHANN2 OFF CHANN3 OFF Yard lighting TIMER CHANN1 ON ON OFF TIME CHANN2 OFF CHANN3 OFF Yard lighting Call up and quit submenu TIMER see page 24 ...

Page 31: ...me By calling up the function Time the next switch on time of the channel can be changed The period between two switching times must be at least 2 minutes TIMER CHANNEL 2 DATE 22 11 96 STORE TIME 12 12 Yard lighting CHANN1 ON ON OFF TIME CHANN2 ON CHANN3 OFF Yard lighting TIMER enter 1 ABC 2 DEF Confirm input Save input Enter the new switching time and confirm with enter The changed switching time...

Page 32: ...background memory Call up and quit sub menu BACKG MEM see page 24 GO TO SELECTION PRINT DIAGNOSIS DATE 22 11 96 TIME 04 21 0015 INTRUSION EXT 0003 12 DA 05 DATE 22 11 96 TIME 02 22 If additional events max 250 are present in the background memory they can be called up using the cursor keys 0016 RESET INTRUSION INT ID 02 DATE 22 11 96 TIME 04 21 0015 INTRUSION EXT 0003 12 DA 05 DATE 22 11 96 TIME 0...

Page 33: ...e lecting DATE and confir ming with enter When LATEST is selected the newest event is dis played BACKGROUND MEMORY GO TO Enter event number 1 ABC 2 DEF EVENT DATE LATEST Select functions e g event Enter the event number e g 122 and confirm with enter The selected number of the event and the subsequent event are displayed GO TO Confirm entry EVENT NO 1 2 2 enter Call up submenu BACKG MEM and its fu...

Page 34: ...function ALL redis plays the contents of the background memory The function DATE dis plays all events during a cer tain period from to The function ZONE dis plays the events in a certain detector zone The function ALARMS dis plays all alarm events The function MALFUNCT displays all malfunction events BACKGROUND MEMORY SELECTION ALL DATE ZONE Select functions Call up submenu BACKG MEM and its funct...

Page 35: ... is selected an event range from to can be printed BACKGROUND MEMORY PRINT ALL BLOCK Select printing functions Call up submenu BACKG MEM and its function PRINT see page 32 PRINT EVENT NO from to Enter event range from to 1 ABC 2 DEF Confirm input enter Enter the first event number to be printed and confirm Enter the last event number to be printed and confirm BACKGROUND MEMORY PRINT ...

Page 36: ...ry can be scrolled using the appro priate cursor keys DIAGNOSIS MEMORY DIAGNOSIS Call up submenu BACKG MEM and its function DIAGNOSIS see page 32 BACKG MEM View diagnosis memory Switching back is accom plished using the softkeys Switch back to original display BACKG MEM DIAGNOSIS MEMORY DIAGNOSIS ...

Page 37: ...first 2 digits must be identical to the old user code and confirm with key enter Enter the new user code un der REPETITION and con firm with enter The inputs are saved with the softkey STORE Enter operator code Confirm input enter 1 ABC 2 DEF OLD USER CODE NEW USER CODE REPETITION 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 Save input 1 2 3 4 Call up and quit submenu CHANGE CODE see page 24 Note The entered digits are no...

Page 38: ...ct function to be switched on off Switch off list of zones Using the softkey ZONES the function Switch group list on off is called only if pro grammed ZONES TABLEAUS SIREN SWITCH OFF GROUP LIST ZONES SWITCH ON SWITCH OFF The zone list to be switched off is selected using the cur sor keys e g Building 2 The zone list is switched on or off using the softkeys BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2 MAINTENANCE ...

Page 39: ...t ched off are displayed Zo nes that are switched off are highlighted Zones that are to be switched off are selected using the cur sor keys e g zone 5 or using softkey ADDRESS press ADDRESS enter the zone No and confirm with enter Zones are switched on or off using the variable function keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DETECTOR SWITCHOFF SWITCH ON ADDRESS Press the key ZONES twice if the function S...

Page 40: ...Switch detectors on off Call up and quit submenu SWITCH OFF see page 24 Select the zone in which a detector is to be switched off see previous page Select detector Select function to be switched on off Switch off detector Use the softkey DETEC TOR to call up the function Switch detectors on off SWITCH OFF ZONES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DETECTOR SWITCH ON SWITCHOFF ADDRESS SWITCHOFF SWITCH ON SWI...

Page 41: ...h off tableau points Use the softkey TABLEAUS to call up the function Switch tableau points on off SWITCH OFF DETECTOR EXIT TABLEAU SWITCHOFF SWITCH ON The status and a short text of the programmed tableau points are displayed The tableau points to be switched off are selected using the cursor keys e g C TBL The tableau points are switched on or off with the softkeys D TBL SWITCH ON C TBL SWITCH O...

Page 42: ... sounders strobes Use the softkey SIREN to call up the function Switch sounders strobes on off SWITCH OFF EXTERNAL SOUNDERS STROBES SWITCHOFF SWITCH ON The status and a short text of the programmed soun der strobe are displayed The sounder strobe to be switched off is selected with the cursor keys e g EST 2 The sounder strobe is swit ched on or off with the soft keys EST 1 SWITCH ON EST 2 SWITCH O...

Page 43: ...ating instructions For example if detector zones detectors or addresses are to be revised the individual operating steps can be carried out as in the section Switching Detector Zones Detectors or Addresses on off Maintenance types Zones for detector zones on off detectors on off address on off test alarm Sounders strobes Siren on off test Key safe KS test Detecter test detectors line status list L...

Page 44: ...ESS enter zone No and confirm with enter The zone is blocked or un blocked OFF key using the softkeys Select zone Block zone DETECTOR ON OFF ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BLOCK ZONE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The submenu BLOCK dis plays all zones and their sta tus regarding the block Blocked zones e g 8 to 10 are highlighted Call up and quit submenu BLOCK see page 24 DETECTOR ON OFF ADDRESS ...

Page 45: ...or 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BLOCK INDIV DETECTOR TO 11 ON OFF Select detector Select function to be blocked Use the softkey DETEC TOR to call up the function Block detector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Blocked detectors e g 8 10 are highlighted The detectors to be blocked are selected using the cursor keys e g detector 5 The detector is blocked or unblocked OFF key using the softkeys D...

Page 46: ...es are saved with the softkey STORE Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Change date time SYSTEM PARAMETER Call up and quit sub menu PROGRAM see page 24 DATE TIME COM STORE Call up the function DATE TIME using the softkey DATE TIME DATE 22 11 96 TIME 12 12 Enter date time Confirm input enter 1 ABC 2 DEF Select function ...

Page 47: ...nter the interface and confirm with enter The new interface for the pro gramming PC is saved using the softkey STORE SYSTEM PARAMETER Call up and quit sub menu PROGRAM see page 24 DATE TIME COM STORE Call up the function COM using the softkeys COM PC INTERFACE PROGRAMMING Enter interface Confirm input enter 1 ABC 2 DEF Select function ...

Page 48: ...p the submenu Alarm verification If there is no more room in the display for additional messages the oldest message is overwritten FURTHER ACTIVATIONS 0004 14 0034 12 0040 08 Call up and quit submenu A VERIF see page 24 WINDOW ROOM 5 ALARM VERIFICATION Operating the Functions in the Main Menu Alarm verification n ...

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