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3.15 EVENTS LOG

The events log can record up to 1024 standard-compliant events, 1024 generic events and 8 events of “first zone event” type on a non-volatile memory.

First Zone type events refer to the first zone in the area to which they belong, and amount to one per potentially used area.

For each of the three types of event, once you have filled all the locations assigned to recording, subsequent records of mandatory and generic events will

rewrite the non-volatile memory, starting from the oldest events.

If necessary, at each activation cycle, the first zone events will rewrite the individual event in the specific area position.

The events log can only be imported, and the memory to which it is saved is not editable.

3.15.1 Events Log

Button for exporting the events log for analysis/printing by means of an external editor. The format is such that the exported data are separated from

each other by commas (comma-separated values).

Button, allows you to update the descriptions of events, if, after importation, the descriptions of peripheral, zones, etc. have been modified.

Button, allows you to perform an advanced search combining the "filters" of the columns log type, event type, event subtype, event, mask, agent

type, agent. Choose the filters of the individual columns and press the # icon to start the advanced search.

CSV

RE-ANALYSE CURRENT EVENTS LOG

FILTER EVENTS

KEY TO COLOURS

Each line is highlighted with a colour which indicates the type of event recorded:

• red

: identifies alarm and sabotage events

• green

: identifies general events.

• yellow

: identifies fault and test events

• white

: identifies first zone events

CONTENTS

Numerical box; incremental event number.

EVENT

Alphanumeric box, description of the event type recorded. For example: General: "Alarm Memory", "Fault: Date lost"

MASK

Alphanumeric box; where envisaged by the event, identifies the logical origin of the event. By way of example only, Area 1, Area 2 in the case of a

burglar alarm, or User 1 in the case of an activation or deactivation.

DATE

Date box, shows the date and time at which the event described in the line occurred

AGENT

Alphanumeric box; shows the operator who generated the event. For example Wired Zone 1 in the case of a burglar alarm, or Digital Key in the

case of an activation.

Date

Unique ID

1124073516

1124073517

1124073518

1124073519

1124073520

1124073521

1124073522

1124073523

1124073524

1124073525

1124073526

1124073527

1124073528

Log Type

Event

type

Event subtype

Event

Mask

Agent

Events log

Action

Agent

type

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Events memory

Generic event

Events memory

Generic event

Events memory

Areas

System

Output

Areas

System

Output

System

Generic

Anomaly

Generic

Output events

Generic

Anomaly

Output events

Anomaly

Reset alarms

Expansion fault...

Alarm memory...

Programming...

Output ON

Reset alarms

Alarm memory...

Programming...

Output ON

Area 1, Area 2, Area 3, Area 4, Area 5, Area 6, Area 7, Area 8

O. centr.unit 1

O. centr.unit 2

Area 1, Area 2, Area 3, Area 4, Area 5, Area 6, Area 7, Area 8

O. centr.unit 2

Output

O. centr.unit 1

O. centr.unit 2

Set

Reset

Set

Reset

Alarm

Set

Alarm

Date

Unique ID

1124073516

1124073517

1124073518

1124073519

1124073520

1124073521

1124073522

1124073523

1124073524

1124073525

1124073526

1124073527

1124073528

Log Type

Event

type

Event subtype

Event

Mask

Agent

Events log

Action

Agent

type

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Events memory

Generic event

Events memory

Generic event

Events memory

Areas

System

Output

Areas

System

Output

System

Generic

Anomaly

Generic

Output events

Generic

Anomaly

Output events

Anomaly

Reset alarms

Expansion fault...

Alarm memory...

Programming...

Output ON

Reset alarms

Alarm memory...

Programming...

Output ON

Area 1, Area 2, Area 3, Area 4, Area 5, Area 6, Area 7, Area 8

O. centr.unit 1

O. centr.unit 2

Area 1, Area 2, Area 3, Area 4, Area 5, Area 6, Area 7, Area 8

O. centr.unit 2

Output

O. centr.unit 1

O. centr.unit 2

Set

Reset

Set

Reset

Alarm

Set

Alarm

Summary of Contents for VEDO 2.6 Series

Page 1: ...Passion Technology Design EN PROGRAMMING MANUAL Technical Manual for programming Vedo 2 6 x control panels...

Page 2: ...8 Forced activation 18 Send message options 18 Meaning of reader LEDs in normal conditions 18 Meaning of reader LEDs during presentation of the key 18 3 1 5 Phone App 19 System requirements 19 How to...

Page 3: ...Deleting an RFID digital key code 49 ID 49 Description 49 User 49 Colour 49 Acquire 49 Delete 49 3 11 COMMUNICATION INTERFACES 50 3 11 1 IP Options 50 Options 50 Network Time Protocol Options 51 Dyna...

Page 4: ...RMANCE VERIFICATION EN50131 GRADE 2 EN50131 GRADE 2 INCERT 77 4 2 1 Run the function Conformance verification EN50131 grade 2 EN50131 grade 2 incert 77 5 Appendix 78 5 1 PORT FORWARDING FOR REMOTE CON...

Page 5: ...ws 7 proceed as follows Make sure that the Vedo Series control panel is NOT connected to the PC 1 Run Setup exe from the CD or from the file downloaded from pro comelitgroup com 2 Follow the on screen...

Page 6: ...edures need this information in order to be carried out fully creating a new system for example This procedure enables you to create a new archive which will contain all the data relating to the new s...

Page 7: ...panel and reading the control panel configuration parameters etc The export procedure is used to obtain a system configuration file This file can then be opened on other PCs still using Safe Manager s...

Page 8: ...vation Send quick alarms with function key Display areas status Display alarm memory Display open zones Display chime zones System status display time Unlimited Seconds 120 Tamper alarm cycles Unlimit...

Page 9: ...ntrol devices Safetouch Touch devices RFID readers App Phone Bridge Expansions on bus 8 input output expansions Power supplies units Isolators Radio outputs sirens Radio expansions Radio controls Radi...

Page 10: ...l keys Function of pushbutton P1 No function No function Function of pushbutton P2 Key functions F1 key function No function No function No function No function F2 key function F3 key function F4 key...

Page 11: ...SYSTEM STATUS DISPLAY TIME TAMPER ALARM CYCLES CONFIGURATIONS PANEL DISPLAY TAMPER DISPLAY TECHNICAL ALARMS OPTIONS Unlimited allows you to generate infinite cycles of technical alarms If not selecte...

Page 12: ...Areas on page 37 Selected Reg 11 Key beep every time a key is pressed a confirmation beep is generated Failed activation For each area that is in failed activation status after an activation the devi...

Page 13: ...activation Activation Deactivation executed Terminals I1 I2 I3 RLY In In In Out Network parameters IP address Netmask Gateway Address acquisition mode Static address VIP options Logic address 0000200...

Page 14: ...le with the system off even if the system status is not visible e g setting the display time of the system zero status Unlimited allows you to generate infinite cycles of tamper alarms If not selected...

Page 15: ...00002001 60 Streaming video timeout seconds Options Quick activation Quick alarms Display areas status Suspend due to no network Tamper enabled Display open zones Display chime zones Communications 4...

Page 16: ...the Unlimited checkbox is not active this box determines the number of technical alarm cycles that the selected device can generate within an activation cycle from one activation to the next Keys avai...

Page 17: ...37 Allows you to choose to which areas the Tamper alarm generated by the device is sent AREAS PANEL CHECKED AREAS AREA DISPLAY TAMPER Allows you to choose to which areas the technical alarms generate...

Page 18: ...f the alarm memory Flashing Red which takes priority over Red LED ON The purpose of forcing is to overcome a not ready condition in one or more of the zones associated with the areas covered by the re...

Page 19: ...0 or higher required if you want to view cameras via the APP Camera connected to the PAL IP module required if you want to view cameras via the App Internet connection for remote App usage 1 In Syste...

Page 20: ...ce is sent AREAS PANEL CHECKED AREAS AREA DISPLAY TAMPER CONFIGURATIONS PANEL Quick activation for future uses Quick alarms for future uses Unlimited System status display time if enabled lets you vie...

Page 21: ...les the Cycles box Cycles if the Unlimited checkbox is not active this box determines the number of tamper alarm cycles that the selected device can generate within an activation cycle from one activa...

Page 22: ...choose to which areas the technical alarms generated by the device are sent At least one area to which the technical alarms generated by the device are to be signalled must be assigned to each active...

Page 23: ...of the timer Maximum 5 min Reg 21 Allows you to choose to which areas the Tamper alarm generated by the device is sent At least one area to which the tamper alarms generated by the device are to be si...

Page 24: ...mited allows you to generate infinite cycles of technical alarms If not selected enables the Cycles box Selected Reg 13 Cycles if the Unlimited checkbox is not active this box determines the number of...

Page 25: ...box is not active this box determines the number of tamper alarm cycles that the selected device can generate within an activation cycle from one activation to the next Unlimited allows you to generat...

Page 26: ...lation period 0 x 100 ms Monostable times ON Time seconds 120 OFF Time seconds 0 1 Unlimited Repetition cycles Other options Disable battery check Direct Direct 3 3 1 Radio outputs sirens This section...

Page 27: ...up for future uses LED activation on activation deactivation for future uses LED enabled for future uses Radio monitoring time minutes enables setting of a time period beyond which a fault signal is...

Page 28: ...ON SOURCE EXPANSION USER Identifies the position of the radio control An uneditable checkbox next to the ID parameter shows when a position is occupied i e when a code has already been acquired in tha...

Page 29: ...cted the enabled areas will activate immediately therefore resetting any output time to zero FORCED ACTIVATION INSTANT ACTIVATION See description Send Message options on page 89 All active devices mus...

Page 30: ...adio exp 1 Physical Id Source expansion Absent Absent Absent Absent 17 18 19 20 Radio zone 17 Radio zone 18 Radio zone 19 Radio zone 20 Absent Absent Absent Absent 21 22 23 24 Radio zone 21 Radio zone...

Page 31: ...nerate infinite cycles of fault alarms If not selected enables the Cycles box Selected Reg 33 Cycles if the Unlimited checkbox is not active this box determines the number of fault alarm cycles that t...

Page 32: ...o which it is associated Forced activation if selected the zone command or inactivity activates the areas to which it is associated forcing the activation lock conditions Send message options See desc...

Page 33: ...o functio Areas logic Inactivity Inactivity time minutes 1 Instant activation Forced activation Send message options Send detailed events SMS Send Email messages Send digital communication Send notifi...

Page 34: ...particular you can associate the type of operation to the zone When you select Double or Double with EOL as the input type you can use both tabs Zone Double Otherwise only the Zone tab will be usable...

Page 35: ...eaction type on page 95 Attributes only for zone type Alarm See attributes description on page 96 Command type See description of command type on page 96 Zone ID uniquely identifies the wired zone Typ...

Page 36: ...virtual zone Uniquely identifies a real zone associated with the zone in AND Shows the description set for the real zone at the time of its configuration Describes the type of real zone e g Wired Zon...

Page 37: ...area into alarm The Input delay is the time which passes on violation of a Delayed Input or Input Path type zone in the Area activated in Total or Partial mode 45 sec 00 45 Reg 46 This Timer allows a...

Page 38: ...tally transmitted by the communicator if the zones associated with that area generate alarms or events requiring notification to a monitoring control panel It is useful when systems are shared between...

Page 39: ...S This section is for configuring the physical outputs present on the control panel or made available by the expansion modules on the bus The total activation time of any siren connected to an output...

Page 40: ...the output EXPANSION TYPE TERMINAL OUTPUT ID CONFIGURATIONS PANEL See description on page 90 EVENT 1 2 3 4 See description on page 90 EVENTS ASSOCIATION AND OR See description Send Message options on...

Page 41: ...s it possible to manage up to sixteen independent events The single events belonging to an event group can be managed in OR or in AND The mode can be selected directly in the output menus in the secti...

Page 42: ...PANEL AREA ACTION PANEL Uniquely identifies the scenario An alphanumeric field shows the name of the area Area n by default or the name that will be assigned to it by modifying the default in the Area...

Page 43: ...a theoretical maximum of 999943 user codes The calculation is the result of the fact that it is not possible to create a user code that is the same as an existing user code 1 which is the robbery code...

Page 44: ...obbery code Disable activation with areas in alarm Send message options Send detailed events SMS Send Email messages Send digital communication Send notification to App 3 10 1 Users There must be at l...

Page 45: ...URATIONS PANEL PSTN voice menu checkbox if selected authorises the user to use the voice interface via the PSTN telephone line The Messages module must be present Access via web checkbox if selected a...

Page 46: ...e or description to the selected code For example you might want to change Installer 1 to John Smith to clearly identify the associated installer Uneditable alphanumeric box describes the type of inst...

Page 47: ...ctions 27 Domotics commands 42 Updating Firmware 13 Cancel area telephone actions 28 System menu 43 Reset installer alarms 14 Cancel telephone actions 29 Control devices menu 15 Cancel telephone actio...

Page 48: ...e main page and logout from the settings work session Press back to return to the main page and logout from the settings work session Vedo App For ANDROID Press the menu key on your own mobile device...

Page 49: ...rt emitting an audible signal You can interrupt the procedure by clicking Cancel Important you cannot acquire a key code if the position is not first freed by deleting the existing key To assign a key...

Page 50: ...net checkbox if selected allows the control panel to be informed of the presence or absence of the Internet connection If there is no connection an anomaly is generated which is recorded by the contro...

Page 51: ...80 can be used for entering other values Use with care only if necessary https port numerical box normally contains the default port number for the http port 443 can be used for entering other values...

Page 52: ...wn parameters for possible Email and MMS connections relating to the selected phone company IMPORTANT if any data are already present in the fields involved in the automatic loading process these will...

Page 53: ...phone company s MMS access point information provided by the phone company If you use the Load option in the Default Settings section this parameter can be entered automatically for certain companies...

Page 54: ...4 Video acquisition mode PAL None VIP options Logic address 00030001 60 Streaming video timeout seconds Cameras installed IP Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Area 4 Area 5 Area 6 Area 7 Area 8 Areas 1 Camera 1 I...

Page 55: ...he new address you intend to assign to the selected PAL IP module is not already present on the system New netmask numerical box for entering the value of the new netmask for identifying the subnet no...

Page 56: ...re that They support the default video streaming configuration i e MJPEG 320x240 pixel with FPS from 1 to 12 The URL providing access to video streaming for the IP camera is known All IP cameras inter...

Page 57: ...ce Enable Cloud service checkbox when selected enables the Comleit Cloud service Server address alphanumeric box enter the address of the server on which the Comelit Cloud service is installed Port nu...

Page 58: ...r future uses numerical box allows you to set the number of times the welcome message must be repeated Pause between repeats for future uses numerical box allows you to set the pause between repeats o...

Page 59: ...be configured by Safe Manager using the arrow keys from the box Priority management App notifications are sent immediately when the event is generated If there is no digital communicator the followin...

Page 60: ...for each phone number entered Reg 73 alphanumeric code for entering the code provided by the monitoring control panel Also enables the monitoring control panel automatically to recognise the system m...

Page 61: ...bled for at least one phone enabled in the phone book Reg 79 TEXT TO SPEECH CONFIGURATION ACTIVATION VOICE MESSAGE RESET VOICE MESSAGE Numerical box uniquely identifies the position of the event Alpha...

Page 62: ...s to SMS voice messages and email messages Create web link checkbox if selected adds to SMS and email messages the link DDNS hostname with which it is possible to reach the system see chapter IP Optio...

Page 63: ...ng a description of the type of auto composed message Part A alphanumeric box containing a description of the event Part B alphanumeric box containing details about the event e g zones involved areas...

Page 64: ...s the ID for the group of dedicated telephone numbers for the send MMS test on the telephone 16 in the phone book and for sending digital Communications on the telephone 4 in the digital communicator...

Page 65: ...t to mobile devices with the application installed Email Activation Forcing checkbox if selected enables the transmission of an email to activate the selected event Email Reset checkbox if selected en...

Page 66: ...o Speech field The button does not appear until you have converted the text into audio using the Speaker button in the light blue field Double clicking this button starts playing the audio on the PCs...

Page 67: ...Alphanumeric box for entering the text of the email message As well as the free voice messages there are several service messages which are used by the control panel to suggest standard operations e...

Page 68: ...cal box uniquely identifies the timer Numerical box uniquely identifies the specific timer Alphanumeric box assigns an ID to the timer For example you might want to change the description Timer Type 1...

Page 69: ...scription Timer Type 1 into Activation for the purpose of quick identification in the subsequent selection menus Checkbox when selected enables forcing for the selected area When the timed automatic a...

Page 70: ...messages expansion module If enabled but not present it generates an anomaly At least one of the options PSTN GSM or IP must be enabled Reg 98 Domotics not implemented Intercom not implemented PRESENC...

Page 71: ...choose either NO do not allow PARTIAL allow partially or YES allow in full for the purposes of resetting the system parameters Permanently enable installer code checkbox if selected does not allow tim...

Page 72: ...nd time to send to the control panel or to read the date and time of the control panel You can also change the date and time manually simply select the field to be edited with the mouse and enter the...

Page 73: ...arm or Digital Key in the case of an activation Date Unique ID 1124073516 1124073517 1124073518 1124073519 1124073520 1124073521 1124073522 1124073523 1124073524 1124073525 1124073526 1124073527 11240...

Page 74: ...ending the available retention time assuming the same conditions of system use The structure of the configuration tables is the same for all the events managed Two tabs under the nameAreas System andA...

Page 75: ...r free 2 Tamper free 3 Tamper free 4 BUS I O expansion tamper BUS keypad tamper BUS RFID tamper BUS Minitouch tamper BUS Planux tamper BUS power supply station isolator tamper BUS Radio expansion tamp...

Page 76: ...nstaller code default 001961 and press OK to confirm Press Run to start the real time check function press stop if you want to stop scanning press close to exit the real time check function By means o...

Page 77: ...incert and enter the installer code default 001961 and press OK to confirm 2 Press Verify to start the Conformance verification EN50131 grade 2 EN50131 grade 2 incert function Press Show only infringe...

Page 78: ...n the router user manual in the navigation bar for example 192 168 1 1 3 Log in by entering the username and password these can be found in the router user manual The port configuration method may dif...

Page 79: ...ation Firmware 5715 5742M IP address 192 168 1 230 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 1 Primary DNS 192 168 1 1 Secondary DNS 0 0 0 0 MAC address 00 04 A3 55 42 EE DDNS code 0004A35542EE Acti...

Page 80: ...rd Email subject Enable SMTP Use SSL 25 Network Time Protocol Options Enable NTP NTP Server Enable DDNS Dynamic DNS pool ntp org Dynamic DNS D DNS provider Port Host name Username Password 80 comelitd...

Page 81: ...ical cycles Unlimited 1 1 1 9 x 7 Unlimited tamper cycles Selected 1 1 1 9 x 8 Unlimited technical cycles Selected 1 1 1 9 x 10 Send email Selected 1 1 1 9 x 11 Send digital communications Selected 1...

Page 82: ...Motion sensor jamming fault 1 1 1 17 x 11 y 2 Polarity Direct 1 1 1 17 x 11 y 3 And or OR These apply only to outputs connected to sirens WIRED OUTPUT CONFIGURATION Indices Parameters Configurations n...

Page 83: ...l communicator is not active the following events must be signalled Robbery Alarm Burglar Alarm H24 Alarm Sabotage Expansion bus No network Radio sensor battery low Radio siren battery low Auto activa...

Page 84: ...free bus 3 activation Selected reset Selected Indices Parameters Configurations necessary to guarantee Grade 2 certification 1 1 1 31 x 6 y 85 Fault free bus 4 activation Selected reset Selected 1 1 1...

Page 85: ...1 1 1 43 x 27 Bus keypad tamper Selected 1 1 1 43 x 28 RFID tamper Selected 1 1 1 43 x 29 Safetouch tamper Selected 1 1 1 43 x 30 Touch Tamper Selected 1 1 1 43 x 31 Bus power supply station or isola...

Page 86: ...set selected 1 1 1 43 x 183 Safe Touch lock Selected 1 1 1 43 x 188 Touch lock Selected 1 1 1 43 x 191 Added code command Only set selected 1 1 1 43 x 192 Removed code command Only set selected 1 1 1...

Page 87: ...section of the program can be used to define the activation functions associated with the PX keys of the device There are two drop down menus for each key The first menu allows you to select only the...

Page 88: ...sistance allows you to send a request for assistance to one or more recipients by means of a phone call not implemented Authorise installer authorises the installer code Has the same effect as authori...

Page 89: ...one and zone if selected allows the control panel to send SMSs for events generated by the active Zone MENU SELECTION DESCRIPTION None Activation of the scenario will have no effect on the area Total...

Page 90: ...d on the basis of the options chosen from these menus The purpose of the outputs is to move on command in a configurable manner when one or more events occur To explain the behaviour of the outputs an...

Page 91: ...ype NC normally closed Activation only with system activated if selected and if the output is of the monostable type prevents an output being activated for alarm anomaly and sabotage events when the s...

Page 92: ...arm and zones sabotage Sabotage Zones sabotage Bus expansion tamper General alarm Fault Expansion bus Sabotage Zones sabotage Siren sabotage Radio device interference App sabotage 8 I O expansion sabo...

Page 93: ...ch device fault Power supply unit isolator fault Radio concentrator fault Siren fault Communicator device fault Expansion on IP fault IP video expansion fault Control panel battery fault Control panel...

Page 94: ...ery fault Bus siren battery fault Bus mains power fault Radio zone battery fault Radio control battery fault Voltage low peripheral input from bus Voltage low peripheral output from bus Radio zones mo...

Page 95: ...time the enabled keypads will emit an alert sound If at the end of Input time the areas to which the zone belongs have still not been deactivated or the zone is violated when Input time has elapsed t...

Page 96: ...bute is activated if the areas to which it belongs are activated in Partial 1 Partial 1 2 and in Total Partial 2 the zone with this attribute is activated if the areas to which it belongs are activate...

Page 97: ...elephone devices fault IP expansion fault IP device camera fault Control panel battery anomaly Control panel power supply network anomaly PSTN fault GSM fault IP card fault Audio card fault Intercom c...

Page 98: ...activity their duration and their association to a specific timer You can set up to thirty different periods calendars although the figure shows a smaller number for the sake of convenience Numerical...

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