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Dahua DHI-ARC3008C, Installer Manual

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Alarm Control Panel                                                                                                                                                                              Installer Manual 

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Table of Contents 

Cybersecurity Recommendations .............................................................................................................................. 1

 

Foreword ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2

 

Important Safeguards and Warnings ......................................................................................................................... 4

 

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Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

 Overview ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

1.1

 Features ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

 

1.2

 Terms and Definitions ....................................................................................................................................... 8

 

1.3

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Wiring and Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 9

 

 Dimension ......................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

1.4

 Main Board Ports .............................................................................................................................................. 9

 

1.5

1.5.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 9

 

1.5.2 Ports ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

 

1.5.3 DIP Switch ............................................................................................................................................ 12

 

 Wiring .............................................................................................................................................................. 14

 

1.6

 Installation ....................................................................................................................................................... 17

 

1.7

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System Boot-Up .................................................................................................................................................. 18

 

 Setting Keypad Address ................................................................................................................................. 18

 

1.8

 Booting up the Control Panel .......................................................................................................................... 18

 

1.9

 Booting up the Keypad ................................................................................................................................. 18

 

1.10

 Factory Default Settings ................................................................................................................................ 18

 

1.11

 Lead-acid Battery .......................................................................................................................................... 19

 

1.12

1.12.1 Protection for Battery Over-Discharge ............................................................................................... 19

 

1.12.2 About the Battery Voltage Status ....................................................................................................... 19

 

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About the Keypad ............................................................................................................................................... 20

 

 Dimension ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

 

1.13

 The Grand Tour ............................................................................................................................................. 21

 

1.14

 The Keys ....................................................................................................................................................... 21

 

1.15

1.15.1 Numeric Keys (from 0 to 9) ................................................................................................................ 22

 

1.15.2 Other Function Keys ........................................................................................................................... 22

 

1.15.3 Key Combination Operations ............................................................................................................. 23

 

 LED Indicators .............................................................................................................................................. 24

 

1.16

1.16.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 24

 

1.16.2 Status .................................................................................................................................................. 25

 

 Main Interface of LCD Display ...................................................................................................................... 26

 

1.17

 Installation ..................................................................................................................................................... 28

 

1.18

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Installer Menu ...................................................................................................................................................... 29

 

 Entering the Installer Menu ........................................................................................................................... 29

 

1.19

 Installer Menu Options .................................................................................................................................. 29

 

1.20

 KEYPADS ..................................................................................................................................................... 30

 

1.21

 COMMUNICATOR ........................................................................................................................................ 32

 

1.22

 POWER SUPPLIES ...................................................................................................................................... 33

 

1.23

 

Summary of Contents for DHI-ARC3008C

Page 1: ...Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual V1 0 1 ZHEJIANG DAHUA VISION TECHNOLOGY CO LTD ...

Page 2: ...update firmware please contact technical support or manufacturer Nice to have recommendations to improve your network security 1 Change Passwords Regularly Regularly change the credentials to your devices to help ensure that only authorized users are able to access the system 2 Check the Log If you suspect that someone has gained unauthorized access to your system you can check the system log 3 Ph...

Page 3: ... if not avoided could result in property damage data loss lower performance or unpredictable result TIPS Provides methods to help you solve a problem or save your time NOTE Provides additional information as the emphasis and supplement to the text Revision History No Version Revision Content Release Time 1 V1 0 0 First Release September 17 2018 Privacy Protection Notice As the device user or data ...

Page 4: ... The product updates might cause some differences between the actual product and the Manual Please contact the customer service for the latest program and supplementary documentation There still might be deviation in technical data functions and operations description or errors in print If there is any doubt or dispute please refer to our final explanation Upgrade the reader software or try other ...

Page 5: ...iquid from flowing into the product Operate the device within the rated range of power input and output Do not dissemble the Device randomly Transport use and store the Device under the allowed humidity and temperature conditions Electrical Safety Use the battery as required otherwise there might result in fire explosion or inflammation When replacing battery make sure the same type is used Use th...

Page 6: ...Panel 18 1 9 Booting up the Keypad 18 1 10 Factory Default Settings 18 1 11 Lead acid Battery 19 1 12 1 12 1 Protection for Battery Over Discharge 19 1 12 2 About the Battery Voltage Status 19 4 About the Keypad 20 Dimension 20 1 13 The Grand Tour 21 1 14 The Keys 21 1 15 1 15 1 Numeric Keys from 0 to 9 22 1 15 2 Other Function Keys 22 1 15 3 Key Combination Operations 23 LED Indicators 24 1 16 1 ...

Page 7: ...S 62 1 37 SMS MESSAGES 67 1 38 DIGITAL FORMAT 71 1 39 TCP IP NETWORK 73 1 40 LOG EVENT 74 1 41 2G 4G MODULE 75 1 42 LANGUAGE 75 1 43 6 Alarm Config Tool 77 Introducing the Main Interface 77 1 44 Setting 78 1 45 1 45 1 Client 78 1 45 2 Utility 90 1 45 3 Installer 90 1 45 4 Language 91 Updating Device 91 1 46 7 Using DMSS Plus App 92 Installing DMSS Plus App 92 1 47 Adding Alarm Control Panel 92 1 4...

Page 8: ...Panel mainboard including 1 relay output used as siren output and 2 mos transistor outputs of OC type Outputs operation follows system events Zone events Area Link and scheduling programs 1 Alarm Control Panel case tamper and 1 leave wall tamper 1 siren tamper input Up to 8 Areas and every Area with 2 partitions Up to 8 Keypads Up to 100 users with 8 authority levels for different users Supervisor...

Page 9: ...ey Key 0 9 on the Keypad Function key The other keys except Numeric keys such as ESC and ENTER Key combination Numeric key User Menu Menus programmed by the User Installer Menu Menus programmed by the TECHNICIAN Access Code A specified code from 4 to 6 digits that allows the user to operate the Keypad TECHNICIAN A person that is authorized to access the Installer Menu to program the system 1EOL Th...

Page 10: ... the main ports wiring connection and installation of the Alarm Control Panel Dimension 1 4 Dimension of Control Panel mm inch Figure 1 1 Main Board Ports 1 5 1 5 1 Overview The PSTN module 2G module and 4G are not supplied with standard models and you should purchase separately if needed ...

Page 11: ...ler Manual 10 Main board ports overview Figure 1 2 1 5 2 Ports WARNING Only the professionals should be assigned to install the Control Panel Do not operate on the structural components of the Control Panel when it is powered on ...

Page 12: ... indicator Network indicator 4 ACTIVE indicator Network indicator 5 Z1 Z8 Zone 1 Zone 8 G Ground 6 12V Auxiliary power output 12V DC with 1000mA G Ground 7 ST Tamper port and generally used as siren tamper G Ground SIREN Connects to Siren 8 NC COM NO Relay port The maximum touch point load is 0 5A 125V AC 1A 30V DC 9 OUT_1 OUT_2 Alarm output driven by MOS G Ground 10 VBAT Positive pole and negativ...

Page 13: ... first group of RS 485 ports ON Date receiving is in process 19 A2 B2 Connects to RS 485 expansion module 20 12V Auxiliary power output 12V DC supplies power to the external devices such as detectors G Ground 21 A1 B1 RS 485 port that connects to Keypad maximum 8 Keypads 22 DC_IN Receives 14 5V DC power supply G Ground 23 Case tamper port The alarm is activated when the case is opened 24 Wall tamp...

Page 14: ... RST parameter in the SYSTEM FUNCTIONS menu By default this parameter is set to PART and with the PART setting it is possible to reset the Security code and the Supervisor code The FACTORY RST parameter can be set to PART TOTL or OFF PART The Control Panel is partially Security code and Supervisor code resettable and the IP address restores to the default but the wireless codes of sensors and sire...

Page 15: ... 1234 ON ON Total reset depends on settings in SYSTEM FUNCTIONS menu OFF OFF Normal operation After setting DIP 5 and DIP 6 to take the setting effect move the DIP 8 to the ON position Step 2 After rebooting is completed the RS 485 light blinks three times Then move the DIP 8 to the OFF position Wiring 1 6 Wiring Figure 1 5 ...

Page 16: ...Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual 15 Wiring of detectors Figure 1 6 ...

Page 17: ...Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual 16 Keypad connection Figure 1 7 ...

Page 18: ...sion bolts and self tapping screws Step 1 Drill screw holes on the mounting surface according to the dimensions as shown in Figure 1 8 Step 2 Insert expansion bolts into the drilled screw holes and then put in and fasten the self tapping Step 3 screws leave the middle self tapping screw unfastened Hang the Control Panel to the screws and then fasten the middle self tapping screw Step 4 ...

Page 19: ...switches 5 8 are reserved functions and might be developed in the future Table 1 4 DIP switch and keypad address DIP switch Keypad address DIP switch Keypad address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Booting up the Control Panel 1 9 Power on the Control Panel and then the Keyboard registration is completed and the system enters into the normal working conditions within 75 seconds Booting up the Keypad 1 10 The Keybo...

Page 20: ...l Lead acid Battery 1 12 1 12 1 Protection for Battery Over Discharge When the power supply is not from main power but from the battery the Control Panel automatically turns off when the battery is consumed up to 10 8V Before the main power restarts supplying power the Control Panel will not repeatedly reboot because the rebooting will cause damage to the battery due to over discharging 1 12 2 Abo...

Page 21: ...Control Panel Installer Manual 20 4 About the Keypad This chapter introduces the dimension main functions indicators keys operations and installation of the Keypad Dimension 1 13 Dimension mm inch Figure 1 9 ...

Page 22: ...rface of LCD Display LED indicators Give information about power status battery status failures bypass and alarm status of each Area For details see 1 16 LED Indicators 2 The keys The Keypad keys can do numerous functions Each key has specific function For details see 1 15 The Keys 3 Ports 12V Supplies 12V DC GND Ground RS485_A1 RS485_B1 The Keys 1 15 The Keypad keys can do numerous functions Each...

Page 23: ...s The keys from 0 to 8 can be used to type in or edit alphanumeric descriptions Press 1 to type in and Press 0 to type in space 1 15 2 Other Function Keys Table 1 6 Other function keys Key Function Exit from the current menu or return to the previous menu Move the pointer to the left when you edit Press and hold to delete text Bypass the Zones as below 1 Type in the access code 2 Press The interfa...

Page 24: ... 1 7 Arm the PARTITION 1 Rapid Arming the PARTITION 1 Give combination operations For details see Table 1 7 Arm the PARTITION 2 Rapid Arming the PARTITION 2 Give combination operations For details see Table 1 7 Disarm Move the pointer to the right when you edit number or letter 1 15 3 Key Combination Operations How to press key combination Press in sequence For example if you need to press 0 press...

Page 25: ... module zone user code output timer and display Edit telephone number SMS number and SIM number on the TEL NUMBER menu and PSTN number on MONITOR STATION menu 3 F3 Medical Activation with Keypad buzzer On the WALK TEST menu switch between individual test and multiple test On the TEL NUMBER menu start a phone call test or message test 4 F4 Fire Alarm Activation with Keypad buzzer and siren On the T...

Page 26: ...supplies normally the indicator will not be ON in case of low battery Slowly flashes Battery defects such as low power and powering off quickly Off Battery operates normally Fault LED Indicator Glows System faults main power loss battery low voltage or missing and you can view the details on the SYSTEM TROUBLES menu of User Menu Slowly flashes Tampering is happening to the Control Panel siren or K...

Page 27: ...face of LCD Display 1 17 The Keypad is equipped with a back lit LCD display that shows all the system information including management and programming When the display is off and everything is working properly the first line shows the date and time and the second line contains a series of data that represent Area in use in the system Example of Keypad with 8 Areas assigned Figure 1 13 Each dash ca...

Page 28: ...will show the Zone or the event that triggered the alarm To examine whether any other Zones are involved in the alarm press and to scroll up and down the page Normally the display shows the last Zone affected by the event At this moment if there is a telephone call in progress when you type in the user code and then press the display shows the question Press again to confirm the stopping of teleph...

Page 29: ... the wall and put the expansion bolt through the rear panel to fix it onto the wall Step 3 Put the self tapping screws into the other installation holes on the rear panel and then fasten Step 4 screws Connect the cables to the ports on the main board Step 5 Align the clamps on the top of main board with the ones on the rear panel and then slowly attach Step 6 the main board to the rear panel The i...

Page 30: ... 1 15 Zone troubles Figure 1 15 Press and to scroll up and down until you reach the TEHCNICIAN menu See Figure Step 2 1 16 Technician Figure 1 16 Press Step 3 Three beeps confirm the TECHNICIAN code operational and authorized for a defined period Press to exit from the TECHNICIAN menu Step 4 A message shows EXIT FROM MENU is shown Press to return to the main interface Step 5 Type in TECHNICIAN cod...

Page 31: ...nu press to enter the programming Step 1 mode Press and to select which keypad you want to program and then press to enter Step 2 the programming mode By pressing 2 you can enter the EDITING mode for changing the description of Keypad Configure the settings for the selected keypad See Table 1 11 Step 3 Press and to alter the options Press to confirm the setting and move to the next submenu Table 1...

Page 32: ...amming line to confirm that the deselection was successful TAMPER Determines to which Areas the tampering with the displayed Keypad opening of the case of anti breach materials must be sent If no area is assigned tampering with the Keypad will not activate any acoustic alarm To assign or remove Areas from the Keypad press the corresponding key 1 to 8 and then press The number of the assigned Area ...

Page 33: ... for the sound of alarm BUZ CHIME Enable or disable the keypad buzzer for the sound of the CHIME alarm event KEYPAD BEEP Enable or disable the beep when the keypad keys are pressed BACKLIGHT Enable or disable automatic backlight illumination in the event of an alarm or in the Entry Delay and Exit Delay status BUS ERRORS Show the communication errors that have occurred between the keypad and the Co...

Page 34: ...need to define the SIM type provider that your use CONTRACT SIM card with regular contract OTHER Rechargable prepaid SIM card OPERATOR NUM Set the Operator number that receives the SIM card balance information This parameter can be set only when the SIM TYPE is set to OTHER SMS INSTRUCTION Set the command that can be used to check the SIM card balance This parameter can be set only when the SIM TY...

Page 35: ...nstaller Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 WIRED ZONES menu See Figure 1 20 Wired zones Figure 1 20 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 By pressing 2 you can enter the EDITING mode for changing the description of wired zone Press and to select the wired zone that you want to configure and then press Step 3 Configure the settings for the selected wired zone See ...

Page 36: ...is mounted and programmed as an output terminator the terminator can also act as a button After arming successfully the Zone s Entry Delay is Entry 1 Delay 24H The 24 hour zone is always active regardless of the area to which it is assigned This setting is used for anti opening or high security protective measures FIRE The fire zone is used when you also want to install smoke detector or buttons w...

Page 37: ...when one of them is armed and disarms when all of them are disarmed To assign or remove Areas from the Keypad press the corresponding key 1 to 8 and then press The number of the assigned Area appears on the programming line to confirm that the selection was successful The number of the assigned Area disappears from the programming line to confirm that the deselection was successful For more detail...

Page 38: ...pe outputs ALARM CYCLE In the case of multiple alarms alarm repetition you can determine the behavior of the zones that remain open at the end of the alarm cycle in progress For example a zone has set the value 3 to the ALARM REPETITION parameter if it remains open at the end of the activated alarm cycle you can decide that the alarm is not recycled alarm cycle is set to NO or that the alarm is re...

Page 39: ...With delayed arming the output time programmed for the Area on the AREAS menu will then follow With immediate arming the output time will not be taken into account and it will be executed immediately FORCED ARM Select YES or NO If YES is selected the key Zone will be armed even though there are open Zones If NO is selected the arming will take place only if all the Area Zones are ready for arming ...

Page 40: ...um eight IN AND ZONES couples For each IN AND ZONES you can combine two zones and establish the alarm linkage between them After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the IN Step 1 AND ZONES menu See Figure 1 21 IN AND ZONES Figure 1 21 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Press and to select the IN AND ZONE that you want to configure and then press Step...

Page 41: ...ZONE1 the alarm in ZONE2 must be triggered afterwards NO The control panel will not take the sequence into account TRIGGERS Establishes the maximum number of alarms that the same Zone triggering the alarm In practice a filter is enabled from a minimum value of 02 two alarms that takes into account the alarms permitted to the Zone before triggering the alarm The maximum value that can be set is 15 ...

Page 42: ...firm the setting and move to the next submenu The two numeric fields 000 00 represent minutes and seconds Table 1 15 Outputs settings Submenu Setting STATE Set the mode according to the installation requirements ACTIVE The wire output is fully operational ISOLATE The wire output is programmed but permanently bypassed from the system OFF The wire output is not used CATEGORIES Set the output categor...

Page 43: ...ubmenu Setting TYPE AREA ON Follows Area s armed status AREA OFF Follows Area s armed status PART1 ON Follows Partition 1 armed status PART2 ON Follows Partition 2 armed status EXIT TIME Follows the exit delay time for the assigned area In the case of multiple areas it follows the longest period ENTRY TIME Follows the entry time for the assigned area In the case of multiple areas it follows the lo...

Page 44: ...lure fire zone tamper PANIC Follows a PANIC alarm condition this can be one or more areas ROBBERY Follows a ROBBERY alarm condition this can be one or more areas MEDICAL Follows a MEDICAL alarm condition this can be one or more areas DURESS Follows a duress condition due to arming or disarming under duress TIMER ERROR Follows a condition of failure ARM operated by TIMER 24H ZONE Follows an alarm c...

Page 45: ...e security DIRECT REVERSE If you press to confirm the option you will exit and the output will immediately take on the selected polarity ZONES Outputs Table 1 17 Zones outputs programming Submenu Setting TYPE ZONE FOLLOW Follows the direct status of the zone open and closed ZONE ALARM Follows the zone alarm status until reset ZONE BYPASS Follows the bypassed zone status ZONE TAMPER Follows the tam...

Page 46: ...uts programming Submenu Setting LINK ACT DUR Set the activation time of the output minutes seconds LINK ACT DLY Set an eventual delay time before output starts minutes seconds TRIGGER This parameter is shown only if the delay is programmed in impulse mode SINGLE During its impulse activation a further command does not restart the impulse time In this case the LINK can reactivate only after the ent...

Page 47: ...own only if the delay is programmed in impulse mode SINGLE During its impulse activation a further command does not restart the impulse time In this case the LINK can reactivate only after the entire impulse duration has elapsed CONTINUOUS During its impulse activation when another command is received the impulse time restarts from the beginning time In practice TRIGGER auto regenerates at each ne...

Page 48: ...dules WALK TEST Follows the placing of the Control Panel in WALK TEST mode TECHNICIAN Follows the entry of the TECHNICIAN into programming CODE ERROR This type of output activates when the counter for the number of false codes entered reaches the parameter set in SYSTEM FUNCTIONS The duration of the output activations is 3 minutes COM BUSY This type of output follows telephone communication in pro...

Page 49: ...ion for each area minutes seconds BUZ DELAY Set the buzzer alarm delay duration for each area minutes seconds IN AND AREA The area undergoing programming can be programmed to follow other AREAS in AND mode If the area is in AND it means that the programmed area can no longer be armed or disarmed through a direct code or remote control For example the protection of staircases shared by two apartmen...

Page 50: ...maximum number of alarms that the control panel can generate during an arming cycle This count is the total of the maximum number of alarm cycles for all the control panel zones 000 represents that there is no limit SYS AL CYCLE Max system alarm cycles Set the maximum number of alarms generated during one alarm cycle by the control panel tamper siren tamper module tamper bus alarm if enabled wirel...

Page 51: ... is enabled or disabled during arming of the types Partial 1 Partial 2 or Partial 1 2 YES NO PANIC AL MOD Panic alarm mode Set whether audible alarm or silent alarm is generated by a Panic event AUDIBLE SILENT DURESS MOD Enable or disable duress function If enabled you can vary the last digit of the access code to activate duress alarm 1234 becomes 1235 or 1233 YES NO PWD ERR MAX Password error ma...

Page 52: ...the next submenu The two numeric fields 000 00 represent minutes and seconds Table 1 23 System timing settings Submenu Setting SIR AL DUR Siren Alarm Duration Set the alarm lasting time of the siren SIR AL DLY Siren Alarm Delay Set the delay time for alarm output from siren CHIME AL DUR Chime Alarm Duration Set the activation time of the CHIME alarm FIRE AL DUR Fire Alarm Duration Set the activati...

Page 53: ...ring the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 SYSTEM TIMERS menu See Figure 1 27 System timer Figure 1 27 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Press and to select the Timer that you want to configure and then press Step 3 By pressing 2 you can enter the EDITING mode for changing the description of timer Configure the settings See Table 1 24 Step 4 Press a...

Page 54: ...efers to the holidays programmed YES The timer is blocked during the holiday periods NO The timer does not follow the holiday conditions and therefore continues active whatever is associated with it ARMING Select the type of arming for the Timer DELAYED IMMEDIATE FORCED ARM Select whether the timer arming will be forced YES NO Press to return to the Timer selection menu Step 5 Then you can continu...

Page 55: ...tering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 ACCESS CODES menu See Figure 1 28 Access codes Figure 1 28 Access Code 1 is always the Supervisor code From 2 onwards it is possible to program users with an authority level You can set up to 99 access codes Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Press and to select an access code that you want to configure an...

Page 56: ...s in a not ready status For example windows left open deliberately or defective sensors YES NO STOP CALL Establish whether the access code can stop a telephone call when there is a telephone call in progress YES NO ZONE STATUS Establish whether the access code can change the Zone status for example from ACTIVE to DISALED YES NO REMOTE Establish whether the access code can control the Control Panel...

Page 57: ...cess Code If you want to set or change an access code follow the steps described in 1 31 2 Configuring Authority Level to enter the NEW CODE submenu On the NEW CODE submenu type in the new code and then press Step 1 The confirmation text PWD VALID is shown Type in the new code again and then press to store the new code Step 2 If the code is not valid or typed incorrectly the operation will not suc...

Page 58: ...tinue Step 4 DATE TIME 1 32 After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 DATE TIME menu See Figure 1 29 DATE TIME Figure 1 29 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Configure the settings See Table 1 27 Step 3 Press and to alter the options Press to confirm the setting and move to the next submenu Table 1 27 Date and time settings Submenu Setting...

Page 59: ...IME menu Step 4 Then you can press and to move to the next menu or press to exit from the Installer Menu HOLIDAY 1 33 The HOLIDAYS menu is used to set the holidays for the year when the Timers will not have any effect on arming and disarming or need to completely block user code working and outputs You can program up to 20 holiday periods After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up an...

Page 60: ...by the 2G 4G module for voice calls and or SMS Up to 8 different telephone numbers can be programmed for voice calls and remote control by dialing 8 numbers for SMS and remote control by SMS The same telephone number can be used for a different number of voice calls SMS such as alarm robbery and 220V AC failure After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the S...

Page 61: ... the start and holding down it is possible to delete all the digits from that point onwards for example deletion of the entire number Press 3 F3 to do a test call on this number Press 4 F4 to interrupt the call in progress at any time 4 Press to return to the telephone selection menu Then you can continue with programming other telephone number or press to return to the TEL NUM menu from where you...

Page 62: ...s and to move to the next menu SIM NUM Record the SIM card number that is installed in the control panel Press the Keypad requests EXIT FROM MENU Then press to confirm and exit Step 3 from the TEL NUMBER menu REMOTE SERVICE 1 35 After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 REMOTE SERVICE menu See Figure 1 33 Remote service Figure 1 33 Press to enter ...

Page 63: ...30 Monitor station settings Submenu Setting STATE ACTIVE The PSTN number is enabled ISOLATE The PSTN number is set but temporarily locked MODE Set the digital protocol for each service center number Only CONTACT ID for now TEST DATE Set the date when to test PSTN TEST TIME Set the specific time when to test PSTN Press to return to the monitor station selection menu Step 4 Then you can continue wit...

Page 64: ...ep 4 Press and to alter the options Press to confirm the setting and move to the next submenu Table 1 31 Vocal messages settings Submenu Setting STATE ACTIVE The alarm event links this vocal message ISOLATE The vocal message linkage is programmed but temporarily not used OFF The alarm event does not link this vocal message CATEGORIES Select a category from the following to link which you want to l...

Page 65: ...zones 1 and 2 Output 3 could be programmed in this way On the VOCAL MESSAGE menu a message would then need to be created to follow the ZONE event and output 3 In the event of an alarm in wired zone 1 and 2 vocal message 3 would then automatically sent the alarm voice call to the programmed telephone numbers TEL NO Select telephone number s that you want the vocal message to link If you select SYST...

Page 66: ... by the keypad but here must have 6 digits If it has 4 or 5 digits on the keypad prefix it with zeros before the code to bring it to 6 digits for example 001234 User codes less than 6 digits will not be available in the interactive vocal call A procedure voice broadcasting message starts if the code is correct or a voice broadcasting Input Step 3 Error starts if you use a wrong code ...

Page 67: ...Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual 66 Vocal message flow Figure 1 36 ...

Page 68: ...he Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 SMS MESSAGES menu See Figure 1 38 SMS messages Figure 1 38 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Press and to select the SMS message that you want to configure and then press Step 3 In the SMS SEND submenu select TRUE or FALSE Step 4 TURE The alarm event links this SMS message FALSE The SMS message linkage is not use...

Page 69: ...No Meaning Command Content by smartphone Content replied by controller automatically 1 1 Some Area Total Arm 1234 TOTAL 1 2 3 Area Status 22 05 18 13 13 Area ON 123 Area OFF 45678 1 2 All Areas Total Arm 1234 TOTAL Area Status 22 05 18 13 13 Area ON 12345678 1 3 Some Area P1 Arm 1234 P1 1 2 3 P1 Status 22 05 18 13 13 Area ON 123 Area OFF 45678 1 4 Some Area P2 Arm 1234 P2 1 2 3 P2 Status 22 05 18 ...

Page 70: ...r Restore 4 8 1 Siren Tamper Alarm System Info 22 05 18 13 13 Siren Tamper Alarm 4 8 2 Siren Tamper Restore System Restore 22 05 18 13 13 Siren Tamper Restore 4 9 1 TCP IP Network Failure System Info 22 05 18 13 13 TCP IP Network Failure 4 9 2 TCP IP Network Restore System Restore 22 05 18 13 13 TCP IP Network Restore 4 10 1 Keypad1 Failure Module Info 22 05 18 13 13 Keypad1 Failure 4 10 2 Keypad1...

Page 71: ...Area 12345678 4 14 1 Medical Alarm Triggered by keypad Emergency Info 22 05 18 13 13 Medical Alarm Triggered by zone1 Emergency Info 22 05 18 13 13 Medical Alarm Z1_Area 12345678 4 14 2 Medical Alarm Restore Triggered by keypad Emergency Restore 22 05 18 13 13 Medical Restore Triggered by zone1 Emergency Restore 22 05 18 13 13 Medical Restore Z1_Area 12345678 4 15 1 Fire Alarm Triggered by keypad ...

Page 72: ...e number to be linked on this interface press the telephone number linkage setting interface is shown See Figure 1 41 PSTN TEL1 PSTN TEL2 PSTN TEL3 Three telephone numbers mentioned in Monitor Station menu TRUE Links this telephone number FALSE Does not link this telephone number Telephone number linkage Figure 1 41 Table 1 35 Digital format setting Category Event No Setting CID Code System report...

Page 73: ...ode Group 070 Rapid Arming 408 072 Key Input Arming 409 073 Key Input Disarming 409 074 Monitor Arming 407 075 Monitor Disarming 407 082 Timer 1 Arming 403 083 Timer 1 Disarming 403 Arming Event No Timer No x 2 80 Maximum 60 Timers 114 Access Code1 Arming 401 115 Access Code 1 Disarming 401 Arming Event No Access Code No x 2 112 Maximum 99 Access Codes Zone Report Code Group 346 Wired Zone 1 Alarm...

Page 74: ...369 Wired Zone 8 Exclusion 570 Press to return to the DIGITAL FORMAT menu Step 4 Then you can press and to move to the next menu or press to exit from the Installer Menu TCP IP NETWORK 1 40 After entering the Installer Menu press and to scroll up and down until you reach the Step 1 TCP IP NETWORK menu See Figure 1 42 TCP IP network Figure 1 42 Press to enter the programming mode Step 2 Configure t...

Page 75: ...The WEB PORT that is used for connecting the Alarm Config Tool installed on PC The default value is 09000 and cannot be changed REMOTE CONF ON Allow the Control Panel to connect the Alarm Config Tool OFF Do not allow the Control Panel to connect the Alarm Configu Tool Press to return to the TCP IP NETWORK menu Step 4 Then you can press and to move to the next menu or press to exit from the Install...

Page 76: ...s to enter the programming mode Step 2 Configure the settings See Table 1 37 Step 3 Table 1 37 2G 4G module setting Submenu Setting 2G 4G ENABLE YES NO P2P ENABLE ENABLE Enables the DMSS app to access the Control Panel DISABLE Disables the DMSS app to access the Control Panel Press to return to the 2G 4G MODULE menu Step 4 Then you can press and to move to the next menu or press to exit from the I...

Page 77: ...Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual 76 Press to return to the LANGUAGE menu Step 4 Then you can press and to move to the next menu or press to exit from the Installer Menu ...

Page 78: ...tabs of Setting that you can configure or view 3 Search option You can search details of each client according to the client number client code address or city You can enter details of one or two of the four items to search 4 Client management You can add new clients and enter detailed information You can also modify copy and delete the existing records 5 Functions buttons Connect Device You can c...

Page 79: ...rameters for clients 1 45 1 1 Managing a Client You can add new clients modify copy and delete client information Adding a Client Click New Step 1 The New Client Profile interface is displayed See Figure 1 48 New client profile Figure 1 48 Enter client code release time number client number address city state and ZIP Step 2 In the Controller Address area enter the IP address and port Step 3 Click ...

Page 80: ...he existing one in the list you can copy information of one client in the list to quickly add a new client Move your mouse cursor to the row you want to copy and click the left mouse button Step 1 The row you clicked turns orange Click Copy Step 2 A new client with same information as the one you copied is added Deleting a Client You can delete any client in the list Move your mouse cursor to the ...

Page 81: ... 1 45 1 3 Configuring Client Parameters Activator In Activator you can configure parameters for keypads and access codes Keypads On the Client interface select Activator Keypads and the Keypads interface is shown See Figure 1 50 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Keypads Figure 1 50 Access Codes ...

Page 82: ... select Modules Power Supplies and the Power Supplies interface is shown See Figure 1 52 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Power Supplies Figure 1 52 I O In I O you can configure parameters for Wired Zones IN AND ZONES and Output Wired Zones On the Client interface select I O Wired Zones and the Wired Zones interface is shown See Fig...

Page 83: ...ace is shown See Figure 1 54 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time In And Zones Figure 1 54 Outputs On the Client interface select I O Outputs and the Outputs interface is shown See Figure 1 55 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time ...

Page 84: ...ct System Areas and the Areas interface is shown See Figure 1 56 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Areas Figure 1 56 SYS Functions On the Client interface select System SYS Functions and the SYS Functions interface is shown See Figure 1 57 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real t...

Page 85: ...time 2G 4G Figure 1 58 SYS Timings On the Client interface select System SYS Timing and the SYS Timing interface is shown See Figure 1 59 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time SYS timing Figure 1 59 Timers On the Client interface select System Timers and the Timers interface is shown See Figure 1 60 You can start configuring the paramete...

Page 86: ...the settings will be effective in real time Holidays Figure 1 61 Communication In Communication you can configure parameters for Communicator Telephone No and Vocal Message Communicator On the Client interface select Communication Communicator and the Communicator interface is shown See Figure 1 62 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time C...

Page 87: ...essage On the Client interface select Communication Vocal Message and the Vocal Message interface is shown See Figure 1 64 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Vocal Message Figure 1 64 Digital Port In Digital Port you can configure parameters for Setting SYS Event Module Event Emergency Event Arm Disarm Event and Zones Event Setting On...

Page 88: ... See Figure 1 66 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time SYS Event Figure 1 66 Module Event On the Client interface select Digital Port Module Event and the Module Event interface is shown See Figure 1 67 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time ...

Page 89: ...wn See Figure 1 68 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Emergency Event Figure 1 68 Arm Disarm Event On the Client interface select Digital Port Arm Disarm Event and the Arm Disarm Event interface is shown See Figure 1 69 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time ...

Page 90: ...You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time Zone event Figure 1 70 LOG Events In Log Events you can record read and print event logs On the Client interface select LOG Events LOG Events and the LOG Events interface is shown See Figure 1 71 You can start configuring the parameters if needed and the settings will be effective in real time ...

Page 91: ...nt enter from which event to which event you want to print in the From Event box and To Event box and you can print the file in PDF form Events Page means the numbers of events on one page of the PDF file 1 45 2 Utility Click Utility and the Import Export box is shown See Figure 1 72 You can start importing or exporting clients and the settings will be effective in real time Import Export Figure 1...

Page 92: ... be sent back to factory for repair Click Update Device Step 1 The Update Device Software box is shown See Figure 1 75Figure 1 57 Update Device Software Figure 1 75 In the Update Mode list select Panel or Keypad depending on your requirement If you select Step 2 Keypad then you need to select the corresponding RS 485 address number from the Location list Click Select File to select the correspondi...

Page 93: ... Use your smart phone to scan the following QR code to download and install DMSS Plus App iOS Android OS Adding Alarm Control Panel 1 48 Open the DMSS Plus App go to the Home interface and then tap Alarm Step 1 The Alarm Device interface is displayed See Figure 1 76 Alarm device Figure 1 76 Tap Add Step 2 The Add Device interface is displayed See Figure 1 77 ...

Page 94: ...l P2P Step 3 The P2P interface is displayed See Figure 1 78 P2P Figure 1 78 Enter a name serial number and password to connect the alarm control panel and then tap View Step 4 Alarm Hub The Security tab of Alarm Control Panel interface is displayed if it is successfully added See Figure 1 79 ...

Page 95: ...larm control panels by scanning the bar code on the Control Panel or by scanning the QR code on the carton Area Arming and Disarming 1 49 Take Area 1 arming as an example On the Security tab of Alarm Control Panel interface tap Area 1 Step 1 The Area 1 interface is displayed See Figure 1 80 ...

Page 96: ...rming type from Total P1 and P2 P1 and P2 can be selected at the same time Step 2 Take selecting Total as an example See Figure 1 81 Total arming Figure 1 81 To disarm the area on the Area 1 interface tap Disarm Zone Settings 1 50 Take Zone 1 under Area 1 as an example ...

Page 97: ...otection zones are displayed See Figure 1 82 Protection zones Figure 1 82 Tap Zone 1 Step 2 The Zone 1 interface is displayed See Figure 1 83 Zone 1 Figure 1 83 Configure the Zone 1 parameters Step 3 Protection Name Tap to edit the zone name for example enter Front Gate ...

Page 98: ... this zone will be bypassed IPC Linkage Tap to select an IPC channel for example select Channel 01 and then tap Preview Linked IPC Video to enter the real time monitoring interface Configured zone 1 Figure 1 84 Viewing Linked IPC Channels 1 51 On the Alarm Control Panel interface tap the Camera tab The Live Preview interface is displayed then you can view the linked videos See Figure 1 85 ...

Page 99: ... linked IP cameras Figure 1 85 Siren Output Settings 1 52 On the Alarm Control Panel interface tap the PGM tab The siren output setting interface is displayed see Figure 1 86 You can edit the name of output and enable or disable it Siren output Figure 1 86 ...

Page 100: ...ne relay output and 2 high and low level outputs Keypad access 2 groups of RS 485 port and each group supports maximum 8 Keypads with different 485 address Network Network control Use the Configuration Tool to set the system parameters through the wired network Connect to App on the mobile phone through wired network or GPRS to prompt alarms and other messages Port Network One RJ 45 10M 100M self ...

Page 101: ...r Master User Temporary Duress and Patrol Supports 1 TECHNICIAN General parameters Main power 220V AC 0 19A Standby power Lead acid battery with 12V DC 7Ah Auxiliary power output 12V DC 1A Power consumption 40 W Operating temperature 10 to 55 Operating humidity 10 to 90 Atmospheric pressure 86 kpa to106 kpa Dimension Wall mounted case 275 mm L 275 mm W 77 mm D Weight 3 kg Installation Wall mountin...

Page 102: ...und Description One slight beep Keypad pressing One beep Menu entering Continuous three beeps Switching between the first menu and the last menu after login the system Authorizing the TECHNICIAN to access Installer Menu Two beeps first short and second long Login fault Access code modification fault Bypass failed ...

Page 103: ...MM RES PSTN Communication Restore WL Z Wireless Zone PSTN ACT PSTN Activation Access Code ERR Access Code Error IN MODU TAM RES Input Module Tamper Restore PROG Mode End User Program Mode End IN M T Input Module Tamper TECH AUT Expired TECHNICIAN Authorization Expired AL IN Module TAM Input Module Tamper Alarm Technician AUT TECHNICIAN Authorization IN Module Input Module User PROG Mode User Progr...

Page 104: ...4 KEYPADS Keypad 1 8 STATE AREA SHOW EVENTS TAMPER TROUBLE RAPID BUZ ON OFF BUZ ENTRY BUZ EXIT BUZ ALARM BUZ CHIME KEYPAD BEEP BACKLIGHT BUS ERRORS COMMUNICATOR PRIORITY ATTEMPTS PSTN TROU GSM TROU SIM TYPE OPERATOR NUM SMS INSTRUCTION POWER SUPPLIES TROUBLE WIRED ZONES ...

Page 105: ... TYPE TERMINATION AREA BYPASS PARTITION1 PARTITION2 AUTO BYPASS ALARM ALARM CYCLE ALARM REPEAT OUTPUT LINK IN AND ZONES IN AND ZONE 1 8 STATE ZONE1 ZONE2 IN SEQUENCE TRIGGERS AND TIME OUTPUTS Output 1 40 STATE CATEGORIES AREAS ZONES LINK GENERIC SYSTEM TYPE POLAR ...

Page 106: ...DELAY IN AND AREA TIMER 1 TIMER 2 TIMER 3 TIMER 4 CLIENT ID SYSTEM FUNCTIONS MAX AL CYCLE SYS AL CYCLE PANEL TAMPER SIREN TAMPER TAMP AL MODE TROU AL MODE COM TROU AL BAT TRO ARM ARM DLY AL ENY EXT BEEP PANIC AL MOD DURESS MOD PWS ERR MAX FACTORY RST EOL R VALUE FIRMWAREVER SYSTEM TIMING SIR AL DUR ...

Page 107: ...R PANIC AL DUR HOLDUP AL DU MEDICL AL DU AC LOSS DLY PATROL DISARM ZONE IN TEST PROGRAM TIME SYSTEM TIMERS Timer 1 8 STATE TYPE START TIME DAYS HOLIDAYS ARMING FORCEDARM ACCESS CODES Access Code 1 99 STATE LEVEL ARMING FORCED ARM LINK1 LINK2 LINK3 LINK4 NEW CODE DATE TIME TIME ...

Page 108: ...PIRE HOLIDAY Holiday 1 20 TIME TEL NUMBER TEL NUM Tel number 1 8 STATE STOP CYCLE SMS NUM SMS number 1 8 STATE SYSTEM CREDIT SMS TIME AREA EVENT SIN NUM REMOTE SERVICE STATE MONITOR STATION Monitor 1 3 STATE MODE TEST DATE TEST TIME VOCAL MESSAGES Vocal message 1 88 STATE ...

Page 109: ...nel Installer Manual 108 CATEGORIES AREA ZONE SYSTEM SMS MESSAGES SMS message 1 377 DIGITAL FORMAT TCP IP NETWORK DHCP IP ADDRESS SUBNET GATEWAY PORT REMOTE CONF LOG EVENT 2G 4G MODULE 2G 4G ENABLE P2P ENABLE LANGUAGE ...

Page 110: ...scillator working status is abnormal 4 Q Network connection is unstable A Possible reasons as below Network is not stable IP address conflicts 5 Q Alarm is not generated A Possible reasons as below Alarm setting is not correct Alarm wiring is not correct Alarm input signal is not correct There is no output activation duration set for the Area that the Zone belongs to 6 Q Keypad does not register c...

Page 111: ...nection between RS 485 wires and the Control Panel or the connection becomes loose Keypad DIP address setting is wrong 11 Q During exit delay countdown why does the detector generate alarms A Possible reasons as below During exit delay countdown if the protection zone with IMMEDIATE arming is triggered the detector generates alarms first and then resumes counting down if the countdown was not ende...

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