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(((ELKRON))) - MP110

4.0 USER FUNCTIONS

4.1

Change of one's code

Every operator can change his/her own code by carrying out the
following steps in sequence.

1. Enter the access code. Its correctness is confirmed by a double beep

of the buzzer or by an error beep.

2. Press key

C

**

.

The display shows character

3. Introduce the new code

The display shows flashing character

corresponding to the invitation

to introduce again the new code to be checked.

4. Introduce the new code again.

If the new code introduced for the second time corresponds to the one
introduced before, it is assumed as final and to confirm that the buzzer
generates a double confirmation beep, otherwise there is an error
signal and you leave the procedure.

Example

Main user wants to change factory
code

1

-11111. Enter

1

11111 on

keyboard and presses key

C

**

.

Introduces the new code, e.g.

1

65744. The

becomes

flashing on display ; now digits
165744 are re-entered. If the
buzzer generated a double beep
the new code has been accepted.

Note: the code first digit must be
necessarily the user identificative:
1 for MASTER code
2 for user 2
3 for the installer
4 for telesurveillant
5 for user 5
6 for user 6
7 for user 7
8 for user 8

Leds visualize respectively
the status of the following
codes:
Led on = Code enabled
Led off = Code disabled

4.2

Enabling/Disabling of
User 2, Engineer’s,
Telemonitoring and
Key Codes

1. Enter the User 1 (MASTER) code.

2. Press the

F

key, followed by the

C

**

key. The message

“ENABLE CODES” is displayed on the LCD. A flashing line appears on
the segmented display.

It is now possible to enable/disable the engineer’s code, the
telemonitoring code, the user 2 code and the key code. These 4 codes
are associated with the 4 leds present on the keypad:

ENGINEER

TELEMONITORING

USER 2

KEY CODE (EK)

3. Press the key next to the led to enable/disable the corresponding code.

4. Press the

EXIT

F

key to exit the procedure.

USERS CODE ENABLING

COD.

UT.1

EXIT

F

C

**

KEY CODE

When the CONTROL UNIT
comes out of factory the key
code is always enabled. Disabling
it makes all existing connecotrs
inoperative and turns them into
leds repeating the C.UNIT status
(ON/OFF/MON)

INSTALLER CODE

The installer code,if enabled,
remains such until the first
introduction of a user code
followed by a partial or total
activation or up to the
acknowledgement of a key.As
long as the installr is enabled
it can also connect and
disconnect

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Summary of Contents for MP 110

Page 1: ...RemoteControllable Controlunit DS80MP1A 005B LBT80426 MP 110 MP 110TG MP 110 M MP 110 M TG ...

Page 2: ...codes p 39 4 3 Enabling disabling of user codes 5 6 7 and 8 p 40 4 4 System activation deactivation by keyboard p 41 4 5 System activation deactivation by electronic key p 43 4 6 Clock LCD Keipad p 44 4 7 Clock Segment Keipad p 45 4 8 System test p 47 5 0 Installator functions p 48 5 1 Reader sector associations p 48 5 2 Input programming p 49 5 3 Input sector association p 50 5 4 Output programmi...

Page 3: ... ELKRON MP110 1 SYSTEM COMPOSITION INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 MAX 56 INPUTS 21 OUTPUTS RS232 3 ...

Page 4: ... of general alarm failure mains presence lowbattery plantstatus tamperalarm inputsopen inputs cut off Signalling is provided by means of leds and or display 8 user access codes are available MASTER code installer code remote surveillance code user code 2 5 6 7 and 8 Max 64 events can be memorized Alarm transmission integrated in the control unit MP110TG version with 6 23 digit telephone numbers co...

Page 5: ...ons The number of programmable keys with the same code is thereforeunlimited Total or partial activation is possible through DK20 key DK2000M readers equipped with 2 additional alarm zones 1 5 Input OutputExpansions EP100 expansionfrom8alarmzones Allowstraditionaldetector connection parallel Inputs of parallel expansions are programmable as NC single balancing double balancing ES100 expansion from...

Page 6: ...line SV108 voice synthesis module KV100 voice synthesis kit consisting of microphone and speaker MR02 2 relais module for TTL o OPEN COLLECTOR NH NL electrical outputs TTL RS232 interface for connection CONTROL UNITS PC ILT100 MIC SPK MR02 ATTENTION Accessories must be connected disconnected with the unit completely unpowered 6 ...

Page 7: ...container breakable prearrangement for cable passage microphone prearrangement for voice synthesis space for future possible zone expansion wall anti removal tamper anti opening hole with slot for wall fixing Power supply PS515 IN 230V N B In compliance with electric safety regulations for 230V supply a double in sulated cable with double sheath must be used Moreover an appropriate switching devic...

Page 8: ...mm 270mm 36mm 2 2 MP110M WallInstallationofMetalliccontainer Wall Fixing Wall fixing Wall Fixing Cable passage Cable Passage Lid closing to tamper connector on central mother board ANTI OPENING ANTI REMOVAL MICROSWITCH Lid fixing screw Anti tamper contact WALL wall anti removal tamper anti opening 8 ...

Page 9: ...ble with double sheath must be used Moreover an appropriate switching device must be installed to protect the mains e g a bipolar magnetothermalswitch S1 S2 S1 S2 Z1 Z5 Z6 Z2 Z7 NC NC Z3 Z8 NO NO Z4 T A C C C PWR 1 2 3 4 ON ON AD0 AD1 AD2 IT0 BATTERY 12V 15 Ah 1 2 3 4 ON ON AD 0 AD 1 AD 2 IT0 INPUTS EXTENSION EP100 ES100 9 230V PS28 GROUND CONNECTION ...

Page 10: ... 22 CK Serial line synchronism 23 D Serial line data 24 S Negative of detector supply 25 S Positive of detector supply 26 Z1 Zone 1 programmable input 27 Z2 Zone 2 programmable input 28 Z3 Zone 3 programmable input 29 Z4 Zone 4 programmable input 30 Z5 Zone 5 programmable input 31 Z6 Zone 6 programmable input 32 Z7 Zone 7 programmable input 33 Z8 Zone 8 programmable input 34 S Negative of detector...

Page 11: ...cing 29 Input 24h expansion 2 2A Auxiliary input expansion 2 30 Tamper expansion 3 31 Input 1 expansion 3 or input tamper for double balancing 32 Input 2 expansion 3 or input tamper for double balancing 33 Input 3 expansion 3 or input tamper for double balancing 34 Input 4 expansion 3 or input tamper for double balancing 35 Input 5 expansion 3 or input tamper for double balancing 36 Input 6 expans...

Page 12: ...erate no alarm If they stay open or are opened after the output delay the input time will be activated after which if the system is not placed in OFF alarm will be generated LAST OUTPUT Inputs The opening and the subsequent closing of one LAST OUTPUT input during the output delay puts this time at about 5s 2 4 2 Burglary inputs programming EXAMPLE OF USE OF LAST OUTPUT INPUTS WITH DELAYED PATH CM ...

Page 13: ... relay for 1 minute and the corresponding telephone alarm will be sent 2 4 3 Programming 24h active inputs CAUTION An input can be programmed as LAST OUTPUT only if programmed as delayed By modifying the programming of an input from DELAYED to INSTANT the LAST OUTPUT is automatically lost if programmed CHIME GONG inputs A burglary input programmed as CHIME GONG will activate the output correspondi...

Page 14: ...nt consumption while the zone is at rest An average consumption of 21 mA for 8 zones is obtained by closing the zone directly as positive whereas consumption is reduced to about 3 5 mA when the zone is closed with resistor Example of connection of a detector on positive NC programmed zones 2 4 4 Physical connection of zones Example of connection of a detector on zones programmed as DOUBLE BALANCIN...

Page 15: ...YES YES TC3 NO YES YES OR TC NO YES YES AND TC NO YES YES RESET FIRE DET NO YES YES BUZZER NO YES NO SYSTEM STATUS NO YES NO NH NL YES YES YES NPN PNP NO YES NO U1 CONTROLUNIT U2 U3 U4 U5 CONTROLUNIT U2 U3 U4 U5 ESP NPN OUTPUT PNP OUTPUT negative command positive command TC1 TC2 TC3 OR TC1 TC2 TC3 AND Voltage at the output is 12V if atleastoneofthe TC s is present 12V Voltage at the output is 12V ...

Page 16: ...tion automatically sets in ON Total activation To deactivate it is sufficient to enter a valid code User factory code 1 11111 With station OFF shortcircuit PIN RST for a moment 1 ON 1 OFF 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 ON ON DEF CO C1 NU IT0 IT1 NU 24H OFF DIP 2 3 COUNTRY SELECTION The product software version is indicated on the control unit Eprom ITALY 2 3 ON UK 2 3 ON FRANCE 2 3 ON SPAIN 2 3 ON SOFTWARE A GER...

Page 17: ...g oftheadditionalzone Z1 yellow wire or Z2 green wire will be identified on keyboard display as shown in the table above KEYPADSVISUALIZATIONS READER 1 READER 2 READER 3 READER 4 DO NOT CUT ADDRESS Z2 GREEN Z1 YELLOW ON alarms stored low battery absence of mains system failures tampering SLOWFLASHING during key programming and to signal open inputs In case of concomitance of stored alarms failure ...

Page 18: ...ed to arm disarm the system These are also used to scroll the programming menu Keys used to type in the secret code and to select certain functions on the alarm unit programming menus A flashing light indicates that alarms have occurred A flashing light indicates that burglaries have occurred on one or more parts of the system A flashing light indicates that there are protected zones doors or wind...

Page 19: ...to indicate the presence of events to be displayed see paragraph Display of System Status Keys used to arm disarm the system These are also used to scroll the programming menu Keys used to type the secret code and to select certain functions on the alarm unit programming menu A flashing light indicates that alarms have occurred A flashing light indicates that burglaries have occurred on one or mor...

Page 20: ...UALISATION Z1 Z2 TAMPER KEYBOARD 1 KEYBOARD 3 KEYBOARD 4 KEYBOARD TAMPER CUTTING OFF TAMPER DISABLED CAUTION DIP SWITCH N 3 MUST BE ALWAYS IN ON KEYBOARD 2 TAMPER ENABLED 1 2 3 4 CK D Z2 Z1 BUS INPUT 2 INPUT 1 REF 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 B1 B2 BA B5 B6 BC B7 B8 BD B3 B4 BB ADDRESS TAMPER EXCLUSION 20 ...

Page 21: ...necessary to disconnect theseries ofthe deviceto beeliminated andreset the unit To add a new series connected device the user must connect the series of the device to be added and reset the system The unit must be reset by short circuiting the reset RST pin strip with dip switch 1 OFF ATTENTION With dip switch 1 ON the unit is reset to factory parameters and loses all its programmings 2 7 5 Device...

Page 22: ...rs programming of telephone numbers and their type voice numerical and remote control management association of event to telephone number the key code and its association the key code and its association date hour 2 Oncethe factoryparametershavebeen rest theCONTROLUNITautomaticallygoes toON Total activation To deactivate it is sufficient to enter a valid code User factory code 1 11111 3 1 1 Factor...

Page 23: ...Exit Burglary Silent Panic Panic with sirens Technological Fire Associated to sector 1 Associated to sector 2 Associated to sector 3 3 1 2 Factory parameters control unit inputs HOWTOREADTABLE Thesymbol indicatesthe zoneasprogrammedinfac tory Thesymbol indicatesthat the zone may be pro grammed The white space indicates that the zone may not be programmed 3 1 3 Factory parameters 1 4 expansion inpu...

Page 24: ...sector 1 Associated to sector 2 Associated to sector 3 KEYBOARDINPUTS ZB1 ZB2 ZB3 ZB4 ZB5 ZB6 ZB7 ZB8 Instant Burglary Delayed Burglary Chime Burglary Final Exit Burglary Silent Panic Panic with sirens Technological Fire Associated to sector 1 Associated to sector 2 Associated to sector 3 3 1 4 Factory parameters reader inputs 3 1 5 Factory parameters 1 4 keyboards inputs HOWTOREADTABLE Thesymbol ...

Page 25: ... Ux2 Ux3 Burglary alarm Tamperalarm Panic alarm Fire alarm Technological alarm CHIMEsignalling LPA output TC1 status TC2 status TC3 status OR of TC1 TC2 TC3 AND of TC1 TC2 TC3 Resetoutput Buzzerpiloting Ux4 Systemstatus Openinputs Telephonelinestatus CONTROLUNITOUTPUTS 3 1 7 Factory parameters miscellaneous parameters 3 1 8 Factory parameters outputs EXPANSIONSOUTPUTS HOWTOREADTABLE Thesymbol indi...

Page 26: ...ace indicates that the zone may not be programmed Consisting of 6 digits the first digit fixed identifies the operator the other 5 represent the real code which can be modified by the operator If a correct and enabled code is entered the buzzer beeps twice otherwisealongerrorbeepisgenerated Themasterusercodeisalways enabled it is necessary to enable the other codes see para 4 2 Codes 1 2 3 are ass...

Page 27: ...tor parameters x Remotecontrolcodeprogramming x Remoteassistancecodeprogramming x x Prog telephonenumbers x x Test call x x Display calls x x Listening the messages x Recordmessages x Association event channel x Associationevent number x Prog telephonelineoptions x Numericprotocols x Prog timeout cyclic call x Prog delay of telephone alarm x Prog events x Calls answersringnumberprogr x Eventcodepr...

Page 28: ...y pressing key A with no visualized alarms the display shows _ _ 3 3 2 Memorized tamper visualization LCD Keyboard KP100D One or more memorized tampers are signalled by led flashing To access visualization press key S The message TAMPER ZONE nn is displayed where nn is the number of the sensor see table at side of page The TEL LINE TAMPER indication is displayed if there is tampering with the tele...

Page 29: ... well as the relevant software version MP110 A Vx xx A italian or UK or France or Spain version Pressing key 1 you visualize the software release of all the equipments connected to the system Read Vxx key reader Keypad Vxx keypads Exp Vxx expansions To exit press EXIT F 3 3 6 Choice of base message on display This procedure can be carried out with KP100D LCD keypad only ELKRON logo press key C fol...

Page 30: ...e first EXCLUDED zone is indicated with the message SETTING ZONE nn on the LCD display nn zone number The LED keypad display indicates only the zone number with a fixed light 3 Use the 1 key to select the other EXCLUDED zones by scrolling the list forward Press the 2 key to select zones by scrolling the list backward Press the TOTAL key to return to top of list 4 To include the input under referen...

Page 31: ... out the following programmings STORAGE OF A NEW KEY For storing a key code in a new system or changing the code of all keys in case one key is lost ADDING A KEY For adding one or more keys to an existing system KEY CODE DUPLICATION For storing a key code in a second system by copying it from a previously programmed key With this function it is possible to check one or more systems with a single k...

Page 32: ...can be associated are displayed with the lighting of leds 1 3 and 4 as shown in the table below 6 When the desired combination has been set remove the key ONLY WHILE LED 2 FLASHES QUICKLY 7 Re introduce the key If the operation has a positive result the leds of the sectors previously associated with the key turn on and led 2 flashes slowly waiting for other keys to be programmed if any 8 Remove th...

Page 33: ... ELKRON MP110 ...

Page 34: ... ELKRON MP110 PS515 Note PS28 power supply is without C terminal ...

Page 35: ... 6 3 7 4 8 ON ON 7 6 8 TC TC TC TC TC TC TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER ALLARME ALLARME ALLARME ALLARME ALLARME ALLARME C PS108 PS22 P BL TC G TAMPER HP12 TTL RS232 ILT100 MP110TG power supply unit 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K 22K PS515 ...

Page 36: ... ELKRON MP110 ...

Page 37: ... with LCD display READ KEY CODE KP100 keypad with segment display L flashing 3 Press key 7 Led 2 of the commutator flashes slowly to show that the system is waiting for the introduction of the key to be duplicated 4 Introduce the key to be read After approx 2 seconds a double beep will be generated to confirm that the code has been read The procedu re is terminated and the system has stored the ke...

Page 38: ...The number of the entered key appears on the segmented displays while the alphanumeric display indicates the message KEY NUMBER nn where nn corresponds to the number of the key that is read If the key code entred does not correspond to the stored code all zone leds will flash quickly and the message UNKNOWN KEY appears on the alphanumeric displays Flashing will continue until the key is removed Pr...

Page 39: ... for user 2 3 for the installer 4 for telesurveillant 5 for user 5 6 for user 6 7 for user 7 8 for user 8 Leds visualize respectively the status of the following codes Led on Code enabled Led off Code disabled 4 2 Enabling Disabling of User 2 Engineer s Telemonitoring and Key Codes 1 Enter the User 1 MASTER code 2 Press the F key followed by the C key The message ENABLECODES isdisplayedontheLCD Af...

Page 40: ...ge sector 1 only If all 3 leds are off the code under reference is disabled 4 To modify the visualized association press key C The leds of the associated sectors flash and by keys 1 2 3 corresponding to sectors S1 S2 S3 associate or not the desired sectors to the user under reference The indication of the associated sector is provided by the flashing of thecorrespondingled Iftheledisoff itmeanstha...

Page 41: ...3 flashes after4secondsitturnsoninafixedmode Approx 5secondsareavailable ledsflashing duringwhichthearming time can be corrected after this time the leds turn on in a fixed mode and the sectors are armed Incaseofopeninputs themodes Commutatinglockwithopenzones and Open zone self bypassing will be armed depending on the programming made see para 5 11 alarm count Afterchoosingthedesiredsectorconfigu...

Page 42: ...ssociated to the panic event The event is not recorded in the event log 4 4 4 Lock of alarms in progress Theacknowledgementofacorrectcode keypadentry readingofakey or mechanical key arming immediately stops all alarms thay may be in progress exception made for the communicator The communicator stop can be carried out by disarming the system for burglary events only If the communicator has already ...

Page 43: ...se combinations set causes permanent arming of the selected mode and triggers the exit delay procedure when programmed With the key permanently inserted at the end of the fourth cycle the system exits the procedure and remains in the previous mode 4 To disarm the system insert the key and remove it when the leds go OFF ON ZONE 1 ARMED OFF ZONE 1 DISARMED ON ZONE 2 ARMED OFF ZONE 2 DISARMED ON ZONE...

Page 44: ...ved 4 6 3 Date visualisation 1 Enter MASTER or ENGINEER code 2 Press F and 5 in sequence 3 The display will show PRG DATE dd mm yy 4 5 1 Recognition of Key with Masked System see par 5 10 When the system is masked all the commutator leds are OFF In this way it is impossible to know whether the system is armed and masked or actually turned OFF The insertion of a key with valid code causes all four ...

Page 45: ...ay of the month nn where nn month from 1 to 12 nnflashingwherenn yearfrom00to99 00 2000 01 2001 etc exit from procedure 4 Bymeansofthenumerickeysenterthedateofthedesiredday 2digits from 0 to 31 5 Enteravaluefrom01to12 2digits correspondingtothedesiredmonth 6 Enter a value from 00 to 99 2 digits corresponding to the desired year 7 To confirm and store the entered date press key F The system carries...

Page 46: ... OK beep When quitting by timeout the modification is not saved 4 7 4 Date modification 1 Enter MASTER or ENGINEER code 2 Press in sequence F and 5 Thedisplaywillshowthecharacters flashingtoinvitetheuser to enter the day of the month Bymeansofthe numerickeysenterthedateofthedesiredday 2digits from 0 to 31 The display will show the number of the chosen day in a fixed mode The display will show the ...

Page 47: ...nsor it is visualized on the display butthebuzzerwillgeneratenosound Thismeansthatadisabledinput is only stored but generates no alarm By pressing key EXIT F from procedure then it is possible to see the tested inputs resulted effective by means of the stored alarm visuali zationprocedure key A key 1 orbyvisualizingtheeventlog By pressing key SIREN 1 you access the alarm siren test and all alarm a...

Page 48: ...ill be repeated 6 By pressing EXIT F you leave the procedure and save the modifications made If there is no reader the LED displays will show the message _ while LCD display will show CONN NOT PRESENT the buzzer sends error signal and the procedure is left after about 5s The leds of the sectors associated to the reader flash while those of the non enabled sectors are off By inserting a key enabled...

Page 49: ...PANIC SIL SILENT PANIC 04 PANIC SIR PANIC WITH SIRENS 6 After selecting the programming press ZONE 3 to confirm selection made 7 By leaving the procedure with key EXIT F the modifications made are saved When leaving by timeout date are left unaltered In this phase S2 led is on In this phase procedure access is visualized by S3 led going on In this phase S2 led is on INTRUSION INPUTS ATTRIBUTES PRO...

Page 50: ...CIATE ZONE xx where xx means the input under reference Led on fixed Sector associated PROCEDUREACCESS INST CODE EXIT F EXIT F 6 3 2 1 3 S1 S2 S3 5 4 Output programming and associationtosector Thisprocedureallowstoprogramtheoutputstothemanagementofone of the possible alarm events It also allows to specify the NH NL level normally high normally low of the electric outputs the association to the sect...

Page 51: ...outputs relevant to the peripherals are proposed only if these are present TheLEDkeypadsshowtheoutputnumberinaflashingmode 6 When the output to be programmed is visualized press key 4 7 Press key A to program the NH NL level of the output under reference 8 Press keys 1 2 to select the type of alarm that the output shall carry out The LED keypads will show the alarm mode in a fixed mode with a valu...

Page 52: ...ONE 3 The led on corresponding to the selected sector means that the sector is associated with the output Led off non associated sector 10 Press 4 togobacktopoint6 Press EXIT F toquittheprocedureand save the choices made 11 Whenquittingbytimeout themodificationsmadearenotconsidered NOTE 1 An output programmed as SYSTEM STATUS shows not only the armed disarmed status of the sectors but also any ala...

Page 53: ... 2 Press twice key EXIT F key 5 to access procedure The display of LED keyboard visualized in a flashing way the memorized input time expressed in tens of seconds 3 Set desired time by means of the numeric keys 4 By pressing key EXIT F you leave programming and assume the desired value Leaving by timeout the previously memorized value is kept 5 7 AlarmTimeProgramming 1 Enter installer code 2 Press...

Page 54: ...play visualizes the current programming with I Impulsive L at level NOTE WITH KEY PROGRAMMED AT LEVEL YOU HAVE INPUTOPEN PLANTON IINPUTCLOSED PLANTOFF PROCEDUREACCESS INST CODE EXIT F EXIT F 7 5 8 PrealarmSignalEnabling 1 Enter installer code 2 Press twice key EXIT F key S 3 The current programming status is visualized on display LED display shows letter d if the buzzer is disabled or A if enabled...

Page 55: ... TEST the ring count is considered At the end of this count the display will show the relevant open input without activating the buzzer The counter is reset every time that the control unit goes ON OFF or every 24 h if this manoeuvre does not take place Inthisprogrammingitisalsopossibletoenable disablethecommutat ing lock with open zones and the open zone self bypassing This last operation can be ...

Page 56: ...via Fast Link the CommutatingLockandSelf bypassingfunctions arenotconsideredeven if programmed The arming will take place in any case and in case of open zones an alarm will be generated 1 Enter the engineer s code 2 To access the procedure press key EXIT F and key O twice 3 The display will show the current value from 0 to 9 see side table By means of the numeric keys choose the desired value 0 9...

Page 57: ...LLATION IS ALLOWED TO THE ENGINEERONLY 5 13 1 Keypad led status during event consultation Sector leds S1 S2 S3 show the status of the system at the occurrence of the event being visualized LED on armed sector LED off disarmed sector Similarly the line led will be OFF in case of mains lack ON in case of mains presence FLASHING in case of battery low The ALL led will be on in case of burglary alarm ...

Page 58: ...event To trace the details of the input under reference see Input coding table para 2 4 For other events not related to the zones please refer to the symbols shown in the following paragraphs 5 13 2 a Events of burglary zone tamper panic technical fire zone disabling enabling Event LCD Display LED Display Burglary ALARM ZONE nn nn SEE par 2 4 Zone tamper TAMPER ZONE nn nn Silent siren panic ZONE P...

Page 59: ...MPER KEYPAD 2 Tamper keypad3 TAMPER KEYPAD 3 Tamper keypad4 TAMPER KEYPAD 4 BUS Tamper commutator 1 BUS READER 1 BUS Tamper commutator 2 BUS READER 2 BUS Tamper commutator 3 BUS READER 3 BUS Tamper commutator 4 BUS READER 4 BUS Tamper keypad 1 BUS KEYPAD 1 BUS Tamper keypad 2 BUS KEYPAD 2 BUS Tamper keypad 3 BUS KEYPAD 3 BUS Tamper keypad 4 BUS KEYPAD 4 BUS Tamper expansion 1 BUS EXP 1 BUS Tamper ...

Page 60: ...lemanagement start START TELEG u nn Telemanagement end END TELEG u nn Test entrance START TEST u nn Uscita dal test END TEST u nn NOTE the event log will include all the inputs tested during the system test phase The visualized access codes correspondto u nn user code nn 01 08 k nn key code nn 01 51 m k mechanical key input sys operation made by the system e g open zone self bypassing 60 ...

Page 61: ... expansion 3 OK MAIN Mains return expansion 4 OK MAIN Power fail control unit sensors C U PWR SUPPLY Power fail expansion 1 PWR SUPPLY EXP 1 Power fail expansion 2 PWR SUPPLY EXP 2 Power fail expansion 3 PWR SUPPLY EXP 3 Power fail expansion 4 PWR SUPPLY EXP 4 Fuse fail expansion 1 FUSE EXPANSION 1 Fuse fail expansion 2 FUSE EXPANSION 2 Fuse fail expansion 3 FUSE EXPANSION 3 Fuse fail expansion 4 ...

Page 62: ...unit network NOEXPANS NETWORK1 AL Absence of expansion 1 network NOEXPANS NETWORK2 AL Absence of expansion 2 network NOEXPANS NETWORK3 AL Absence of expansion 3 network NOEXPANS NETWORK4 AL Absence of expansion 4 network BATTERYLOW bL Battery run down or missing UNITSENS POWERSUP PF Low power supply in unit sensor EXP1 SENS POWER SUP PF Low power supply in expansion 1 sensors EXP2 SENS POWER SUP P...

Page 63: ...era tion IBMComputer orcompatible withPentium75processororbetter At least 8 Mb RAM storage At least 12 Mb available on Hard Disk for program installation 3 5 in high density floppy disk and or CD scanner Windows95 compatiblemonitor One available serial port Windows 95 operational system or better Mouse 6 2 ReceptionofCalls The program is capable of managing for telephone communication only telepho...

Page 64: ..._____ 4 5 _________________________________ 5 6 _________________________________ 6 7 _________________________________ 7 8 _________________________________ 8 9 _________________________________ 9 Both parts must have a 9 way female connector IfthePCrequiresa25 wayconnector usecommerciallyavailable25 9deratings ATTENTION TOENSURECORRECTOPERATION THECABLEMUSTNOTBELONGER THAN 10 METERS Select the R...

Page 65: ...o terminate the connection It is also possible to enable the answering machine skipping function if an answering machine or fax is connected to the number called and the user wishes to EXCLUDE it Click on the Skip Answering Machine box and select the number of seconds of stand by between the line s dropping after the first two or three rings and the actual connection In this case the modem dials t...

Page 66: ...lanced lines Maxlengthofunit peripheralserialline 500 meters 2x0 75 cable sect for feeder 2 x 0 22 x data Max current supplied at electrical auxiliary indication outputs TC panic fire 10mA Min Max input time 0 sec to 90 sec at steps of10 Outputtime same as input time 10 sec Relayalarmtime programmable between 30 s and 9 min Indication of optical LCD and electrical failure due to low unit battery f...

Page 67: ... 500 meters 2x0 75 cable sect for feeder 2 x 0 22 x data Max number of expansions connectable to the MP110 system 4 for 8 URIZ modules each 1 for 24h 1 for aux zone TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICSOFDK2000MCONNECTORLINKEDTOMP110SYSTEM Ratedpowersupplyvoltage 12V drawnfrommotherboard serialline Absorption at 12V rated voltage 18mA all zones OFF Max 30 mA all zones ON red led lit Typeofcommunication Elkrons...

Page 68: ...totheR TTE99 05EC ETSITBR21Directiveincompliancewiththe98 482ECDecisionoftheUECouncil for trans European connection as single terminal with a PSTN analog network Owing to the differences in the networks of the various countries the approval does not guarantee itself correct operation at all of the PSTN network terminating points Therefore itisrecommendedthatyoufollowthetechnicalinstructionsforthep...

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