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Configure to print zone alarm events: Enter
221 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Configure to print system events: Enter 222
+ 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0
or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Configure to print restored system events:
Enter 223 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1
+ 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Configure to print operation events: Enter
224 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Configure to print restored operation
events: Enter 225 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 + 0 or 1 +
0 or 1.

Configure to print panic events: Enter 226 +
0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Configure to print pulse events: Enter 227+
0 or 1 + 0 or 1.

Subsystem

Enable or disable subsystem: Enter 270 +
subsystem 0 or 1.

Add a zone to a subsystem: Enter 273 +
subsystem zone number.

Delete a zone from a subsystem: Enter 274
+ subsystem zone number.

Configure device ID: Enter 321 + ID
number.

Configure server IP address: Enter 322 +
IP address.

Configure server port number: Enter 323 +
port number.

Alarm center

Configure server IP address: Enter 331 +
IP address.

Configure server port number: Enter 332 +
port number

Network (2G/4G)

Enable or disable 2G/4G: Enter 340 + 0 or 1.

Enable or disable dial: Enter 341 + 0 or 1.

Configure network: Enter 343 + 0 or 1 + 0
or 1.

Alarm receiving center

Enable or disable alarm receiving center:
Enter 360 + alarm receiving center No. + 0
or 1.

Configure transmission method for alarm
receiving center: Enter 361 + alarm
receiving center No. + transmission
method.

Summary of Contents for ARK50C-R

Page 1: ...Alarm Keypad User s Manual V1 0 0 ZHEJIANG DAHUA VISION TECHNOLOGY CO LTD...

Page 2: ...additional information as the emphasis and supplement to the text Revision History Version Revision Content Release Time V1 0 0 First release July 2021 Privacy Protection Notice As the device user or...

Page 3: ...ual product and the manual Please contact customer service for the latest program and supplementary documentation There might be errors in the print or deviations in the description of the Description...

Page 4: ...n Installation Requirements Observe all safety procedures and wear required protective equipment provided for your use while working at heights Do not expose the device to direct sunlight or heat sour...

Page 5: ...Relay 11 3 5 5 PSTN Test 12 3 5 6 Restarting Controller 12 3 5 7 Initializing Controller 13 3 5 8 Restoring to Default 13 Programming Mode 14 3 6 1 Entering Programming Mode 14 3 6 2 User Management 1...

Page 6: ...3 6 23 Keypad Display Time 72 3 6 24 Wired Network 72 3 6 25 Alarm Controller 73 3 6 26 2G 4G Modules 73 3 6 27 Exiting Programming Mode 74 Walk Test Mode 75 3 7 1 Entering Walk Test Mode 75 3 7 2 Ex...

Page 7: ...Manual 1 1 Overview Specially designed to work with ARC9 and ARC2 series alarm controllers the alarm keypad can configure arming and disarming settings controller systems and can display the system s...

Page 8: ...User s Manual 2 2 Wiring and Installation Wiring Use a slotted screwdriver to remove the rear panel Rear panel Connect the wiring with the alarm controller and the keypad...

Page 9: ...User s Manual 3 Wiring...

Page 10: ...keypad to the wall with screws Drill 3 holes into the wall according to the hole size Pull the wires out the outlet lead them along the groove and connect them to the alarm controller Attach the real...

Page 11: ...ount Install the keypad with 86 box Pull the wires out the outlet lead them along the groove and connect them to the alarm controller Attach the real panel to the 86 box with screws Attach the front p...

Page 12: ...ependent power for each of them when multiple keypads are connected Press and hold both and keys to power on the keypad Release when the keypad lights up and displays operating language options Chines...

Page 13: ...disarming indicator Arming Solid green Disarming Light off Network indicator Connected successfully Solid green Failed to connect Light off Communication indicator Successfully registered the keypad...

Page 14: ...press the key to view fault status of the device 0 9 Arabic numerals Number Character Under global mode press and hold the key for 3 seconds to view device information Press and to turn the page Chara...

Page 15: ...ssions vary for different users Table 3 2 Description of user permissions User Description Administrator Arm disarm cancel alarm unbypass bypass isolate configure forced arm manage users add or edit c...

Page 16: ...system number Forced home arm subsystem Enter passcode 6 subsystem number Arm single zone Enter passcode 10 zone number Disarm single zone Enter passcode 11 zone number Switching system status means t...

Page 17: ...tically unbypassed Isolate If one or more zones are isolated they are disabled until they are unbypassed Unbypass Manually restores a zone to normal functioning by removing a bypass condition Command...

Page 18: ...ssage After executing SMS or the call manual test command the controller sends a test message or makes a test call to the phone to check whether the 2G 4G module or SMS and call functions of the contr...

Page 19: ...ode is the mixed passcode Command Enter passcode 21 passcode of admin Example Admin default passcode is 1234 initializes the controller and sets the admin user passcode to admin123 Under global mode e...

Page 20: ...nstaller default passcode or manufacturer passcode or operator passcode 12 The default passcode of the admin user is 1234 The default passcode of the installer is 9090 The default passcode of the manu...

Page 21: ...user adds a new operator The default password of the operator is 4321 The admin user enters 0004321 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 2 2 Deleting Users Description Delete a user Only the admin u...

Page 22: ...ust add 0 to the front For example 1 becomes 01 Command Adding User Permissions Enter 002 user passcode permission passcode Command Deleting User Permissions Enter 003 user passcode permission passcod...

Page 23: ...e Press Enter 3 6 2 5 Linking Subsystems Description The keypad users link subsystems Command Enter 005 user passcode subsystem number The subsystem number comprises 2 digits and the range is from 01...

Page 24: ...6 3 Zones 3 6 3 1 Sensor Type Description You can select from NO and NC Command Sensor type 101 001 01 Table 3 6 Sensor type Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means confi...

Page 25: ...e 2 Zone ARC9 series 001 256 ARC2 series ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 01 Instant Zone 02 Delayed Zone 04 Fire Zone 05 Burglar Zone 06 24 hour Audible Zone 07 24 hour Silent Zone 08...

Page 26: ...ring the sensing type 2 Zone ARC9 series 001 256 ARC2 series ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 01 Door Sensor 02 PIR Sensor 03 Active Infrared Sensor 04 Smoke Sensor 05 Glass Break Senso...

Page 27: ...itiate an alarm response which may include sending reports to the central station Command Enter delay time 104 001 30 Table 3 9 Entry delay time Number Description 1 The encoding address The command o...

Page 28: ...e the sending of reports to the central station Command Exit delay time 105 001 30 Table 3 10 Exit delay time Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring the exit...

Page 29: ...eries ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 Module type 0 Local Zone 1 M Bus 2 ARM808 RS 3 ARM708 RS Example The admin user configures the module type of zone 17 as ARM708 RS The admin user...

Page 30: ...guring the module address 2 Zone ARC9 series 001 256 ARC2 series ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 Module address 000 254 Example The admin user configures the module address of zone 17...

Page 31: ...eans configuring the module channel number 2 Zone ARC9 series 001 256 ARC2 series ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 Module channel No 01 16 Example The admin user configures the module c...

Page 32: ...C9 series 001 256 ARC2 series ARC2008 series 001 072 ARC2016 series 001 080 3 10 K can be selected for M Bus Select the resistance as needed for other modules 1 2 7 K 2 4 7 K 3 6 8 K 4 10 K Example Th...

Page 33: ...for relay 2 Relay ARC9 series 001 256 ARC2 series 001 084 3 Output time The relay output time can be set between 90 seconds to 900 seconds Example The relay output time is set as 90 seconds The admin...

Page 34: ...r configures the module type of relay 5 as ARM708 RS The admin user enters 0210053 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 4 3 Module Address Description Configure relay module address as needed We rec...

Page 35: ...Configure module channel number as needed Command Module channel No 023 005 1 Table 3 18 Module channel No Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring the module...

Page 36: ...0 0 Disable 1 Enable Example The installer disables the siren The admin user enters 0500 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 5 2 Duration Description Configure alarm duration for the siren Command...

Page 37: ...figure sending strategies Command Sending strategy 01 151 Table 3 21 Sending strategy Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring sending strategy 2 Sending strat...

Page 38: ...01 3 Table 3 22 Dial attempts Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring dial attempts 2 Alarm receiving center 01 02 3 Dial attempt 1 9 Example The admin user...

Page 39: ...2 Alarm receiving center 01 02 3 Dial delay 1 255 Example The admin user configures dial delay for alarm receiving center 1 as 10 seconds The admin user enters 1540110 under programming mode Press En...

Page 40: ...er code which is a unique code for the device to send data to the alarm receiving center The default user code is 0000 Command User code 156 01 1234 Table 3 25 User code Number Description 1 The encod...

Page 41: ...eans configuring parameters for call alarm receiving center 2 Alarm receiving center 01 02 3 Dial attempt 1 9 4 Dial delay 1 255 5 User code User code can be comprised of two character types letters o...

Page 42: ...0 Disable 1 Enable Example The admin user enables Test Report The admin user enters 1701 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 7 2 Report Period Description Configure report periods Command Report pe...

Page 43: ...ing Center Description Enable or disable alarm receiving center function Command Alarm receiving center 1 173 1 174 Table 3 28 Alarm receiving center Number Description 1 Enable or disable Scheduled T...

Page 44: ...cription 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring uploading time for the first report 2 Upload First Test Report 0 minute 3600 minutes Example The admin user configures Upload Fi...

Page 45: ...ming mode Press Enter 3 6 8 2 Reporting Restored Events Description Enable or disable Report Restored Event Command Table 3 31 Report restored events 201 001 1 Table 3 32 Report restored events Number...

Page 46: ...r Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means linking events with the alarm receiving center 2 Event No 001 100 3 1 Alarm receiving center 1 2 Alarm receiving center 2 Example The a...

Page 47: ...ion means disabling linking events with the alarm receiving center 2 Event No 001 100 3 1 Alarm receiving center 1 2 Alarm receiving center 2 Example The admin user disables linking event 1 with the a...

Page 48: ...1 2 Alarm receiving center 2 Example The admin user modifies the event code 001 to 140 The admin user enters 204001140 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 9 Printer 3 6 9 1 Enabling Printer Descri...

Page 49: ...address The command operation means printing alarm events 2 Zone Alarm Event 1 Print 0 Not Print 3 Zone Alarm Restored 1 Print 0 Not Print Example The admin user configures the system to print Zone Al...

Page 50: ...system events 2 Power Failure 1 Print 0 Not Print 3 Battery Undervoltage 1 Print 0 Not Print 4 PSTN Offline 1 Print 0 Not Print 5 Controller Tamper 1 Print 0 Not Print 6 Keypad offline 1 Print 0 Not...

Page 51: ...are restored the printer output will be linked to print the events Command Print restored events Table 3 38 Print restored events Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means...

Page 52: ...nt other restored system events The admin user enters 22310000000 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 9 5 Printing Operation Events Description When operation events occur the printer will be linke...

Page 53: ...ode Press Enter 3 6 9 6 Printing Restored Operation Events Description When operation events are restored the printer output will be linked to print the events Command Print restored operation events...

Page 54: ...ogramming mode Press Enter 3 6 9 7 Printing Panic Events Description When fire events medical events or duress events occur the printer will be linked to print the events Command Print panic events 22...

Page 55: ...rm controller resets the printer output will be linked to print the events Command Print pulse events 227 1 1 Table 3 42 Print pulse events Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operat...

Page 56: ...able subsystem Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means enabling or disabling the subsystem 2 Subsystem number 01 08 3 1 Enable 0 Disable Example The admin user enables su...

Page 57: ...linking a zone to a subsystem 2 Subsystem number 01 08 3 Zone number 001 256 Example The admin user links zone 1 to subsystem 1 The admin user enters 27301001 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 1...

Page 58: ...1 Registering 3 6 11 1 Device ID Description Configure ID of a device that is registered to the server Command Device ID 12345 321 Table 3 46 Device ID Number Description 1 The encoding address The co...

Page 59: ...r a device 2 Server 1 Server 1 2 Server 2 3 Address The server IP address has 12 digits 0 can be added for sections that have less than 3 digits For example if the server IP address is 192 168 1 108 t...

Page 60: ...Port The ranger of the server port number is 1025 to 65535 and the number cannot be the same as the port number that already exited Example The admin user configures the port number of server 1 as 80...

Page 61: ...will become 192168001108 Example The admin user configures IP address of server 1 as 192 168 1 108 for the alarm center The admin user enters 3311192168001108 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 1...

Page 62: ...as 8000 The admin user enters 33218000 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 13 Network 2G 4G 3 6 13 1 2G 4G Description Enable or disable 2G 4G Command Enable 2G 4G 1 340 0 Disable 1 Enable Example...

Page 63: ...411 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 13 3 Configuring Network Description Configure network parameters Command Network 343 1 0 Table 3 51 Network Number Description 1 The encoding address The co...

Page 64: ...e alarm receiving center Command Enable alarm receiving center 360 1 1 Table 3 52 Enable alarm receiving center Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means enabling alarm rec...

Page 65: ...means configuring transmission methods for alarm receiving center 2 Alarm receiving center No 1 6 3 Transmission method 1 PSTN Network valid when protocol type is 1 2 NIC 1 3 Cellular Data 4 NIC 2 Exa...

Page 66: ...rm receiving center No 1 6 3 Protocol type 1 Call Alarm Receiving Center valid when transmission method is 1 2 Register 3 Alarm Center Example The admin user configures protocol type as Call Alarm Rec...

Page 67: ...iving center No 1 6 3 Server 1 Server 1 2 Server 2 Example The admin user configures the alarm receiving center 3 to report the alarm messages to server 1 The admin user enters 36331 under programming...

Page 68: ...4 Transmission method 1 PSTN Network valid when protocol type is 1 2 NIC 1 3 Cellular Data 4 NIC 2 Example The admin user configures the transmission method as PSTN Network for the backup channel 1 o...

Page 69: ...The admin user configures protocol type as Alarm Center for backup channel 1 of alarm receiving center 5 The admin user enters 365513 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 14 7 Servers Backup Channel...

Page 70: ...work TCP IP 3 6 15 1 IP Address Description Configure IP address for alarm controller Command IP address 573 192168001108 1 Table 3 59 IP address Number Description 1 The encoding address The command...

Page 71: ...60 TCP port Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring TCP port number for the alarm controller 2 TCP port The range of the port number is 1025 to 65535 and the...

Page 72: ...d DNS 579 Alternate DNS 2 NIC 1 NIC 1 2 NIC 2 3 IP address The IP address consists of 4 sections each of which has 3 digits 0 can be added to sections that have less than 3 digits For example if the s...

Page 73: ...nable 0 Disable Example The admin user enables or disables DHCP for NIC 1 The admin user enters 57711 under programming mode Press Enter 3 6 16 Keyfob Key Bindings Description Enable or disable key bi...

Page 74: ...eration means linking or cancelling to link subsystem of the alarm keypad 663 Link 664 Cancel to link 2 Keypad address 00 31 3 Subsystem number 01 08 Example The admin user links the keypad address 00...

Page 75: ...mode Press Enter 3 6 19 Web Access Control Description Enable or disable web access control Command Enable web access control 680 1 0 Disable 1 Enable Example The admin user enables web access control...

Page 76: ...NIC 2 events 691 NIC 2 network disconnected 692 NIC 2 IP conflict 693 NIC 2 MAC conflict 2 0 Disable 1 Enable Example The admin user enables NIC 2 network disconnected events The admin user enters 69...

Page 77: ...ing mode Press Enter 3 6 22 Keypad RS 485 Address Description Modify keypad RS 485 address Command Modify keypad RS 485 address 710 00 08 Table 3 66 Modify alarm keypad RS 485 address Number Descripti...

Page 78: ...mand Keypad display time 711 00 008 Table 3 67 Keypad display time Number Description 1 The encoding address The command operation means configuring keypad display time 2 Keypad address 00 31 3 Keypad...

Page 79: ...information 3 6 25 Alarm Controller Description Search for information on the alarm controller Command Enter 04 Alarm Controller Information Alarm controller information 3 6 26 2G 4G Modules Descripti...

Page 80: ...ode If you do not operate the keypad for 3 seconds it will automatically exit programming mode and then enter global mode Exit programming mode first before switching to other modes Command Enter Exam...

Page 81: ...The admin user enters programming mode The default passcode of the admin user is 9090 The installer enters 9090 18 on global mode Press Enter Walk Test Mode is displayed 3 7 2 Exiting Walk Test Mode...

Page 82: ...ode 23 zone number Bypass and isolate Unbypass Enter passcode 7 zone number Bypass Enter passcode 8 zone number Isolate Enter passcode 9 zone number Relay Manually turn on the relay output Enter passc...

Page 83: ...ing mode Enter 009 user passcode 0 or 1 Enable forced arming Enter 010 user passcode 0 or 1 Configure sensor type Enter 101 zone NO NC Configure zone type Enter 102 zone zone type Configure sensing ty...

Page 84: ...r Enter 160 alarm receiving center No dial attempt dial delay user code Test report Enable test report Enter 170 0 or 1 Configure report period Enter 171 periods day Enter 172 periods hour Configure a...

Page 85: ...r 270 subsystem number 0 or 1 Add a zone to a subsystem Enter 273 subsystem number zone number Delete a zone from a subsystem Enter 274 subsystem number zone number Register Configure device ID Enter...

Page 86: ...m receiving center No backup channels protocol type Network TCP IP Configure IP address Enter 573 NIC IP address Configure port Enter 574 TCP port number Configure subnet mask gateway and DNS Subnet m...

Page 87: ...ad RS 485 address Enter 710 keypad address before modifying keypad address after modifying Keypad display time Modify keypad display time Enter 711 keypad address keypad display time Search for wired...

Page 88: ...dates function to obtain timely information of firmware updates released by the manufacturer We suggest that you download and use the latest version of client software Nice to have recommendations to...

Page 89: ...our audio and video data contents are very important or sensitive we recommend that you use encrypted transmission function to reduce the risk of audio and video data being stolen during transmission...

Page 90: ...84 Establish the 802 1x access authentication system to reduce the risk of unauthorized access to private networks Enable IP MAC address filtering function to limit the range of hosts allowed to acce...

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