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Summary of Contents for Verifier 24

Page 1: ...Installation Manual ISSUE SIX Verifier 24 64 VERIFIER QUIT Verifier...

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Page 3: ...plex Technologies Ireland Ltd Clonshaugh Industrial Estate Clonshaugh Dublin 17 Ireland Tel 353 1 8485111 Fax 353 1 8485161 e mail info europlex ie Europlex Technologies UK Ltd Unit 11 Malmesbury Busi...

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Page 5: ...Environmental Conditions 1 8 Installation Check List 1 9 2 Chapter Two System Expansion Commercial Domestic SystemTypes 2 1 Block System System Types 2 2 Split System System Types 2 4 Powering Devices...

Page 6: ...ser Menu 4 1 Inhibit 4 2 View Log 4 3 Bell Test 4 4 Set Time 4 5 Set up Users 4 6 Change Code 4 9 Force Call 4 10 Unset 4 11 Accept Alerts 4 11 Home Partguard A 4 12 Night Partguard B 4 13 Block Set 4...

Page 7: ...n III Connecting a Eurocom 400 800 6 3 Direct Connect to a PC 6 3 FileSaver 6 4 6 Appendix Word Library A 1 Sensor Attribute A 2 System Default Settings A 3 Technical Specification A 4 Index...

Page 8: ...increased memory capacity of the 64 also means many additional features all of which are detailed in the manual About this Manual This manual has been produced with a view to providing the installati...

Page 9: ...e inputs are dual End Of Line monitored loops and use 1KOhm resistors across the zone contacts l Multiplex Data Line Connection A further 16 zones 56 on the Verifier 64 may be added to the system by c...

Page 10: ...Chapter One...

Page 11: ...Fig 1 Basic System Configuration NOTE After adding zones to the system the engineer must select RESET PANEL from the Utilities menu p 3 10 so that the system recognises the zones 1 1...

Page 12: ...Fig 2 Control Panel P C B 1 2...

Page 13: ...Fig 3 Control Panel Cabinet Diameter shown 1 3...

Page 14: ...NOTE Before initialising power read Page 1 8 Installation Guidelines carefully Fig 4 ConnectingPower WARNING Isolate unit from mains supply before maintenance 1 4...

Page 15: ...ng Mains Fault Steady Mains Present Yellow Flashing System Message Steady Message Alert Accepted but condition still present Red Flashing System Partially Set Steady System Setting Fig 5 Remote Keypad...

Page 16: ...Fig 6 RKD Base NOTE Fig 6 shows the RKD base with Front Cover and P C B removed for illustrativepurposes only it is not necessaryto remove these items when mounting the RKD 1 6...

Page 17: ...RKD DIL Switch Addressing Fig 9 Contrast Adjustment NOTE Split systems RKD 1 to 8 address0 7 Split 1 RKD 9 to 16 address 8 15 Split 2 NOTE When the potentiometeris adjusted to the end of its travel th...

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Page 21: ...Chapter Two...

Page 22: ...2 1...

Page 23: ...l l l l BLOCK 1 BLOCK 2 COMMON l l System Expansion System Expansion 2 2...

Page 24: ...Fig 11 Split System Fig 10 Block System 2 3...

Page 25: ...l l l l l l l l l System Expansion System Expansion 2 4...

Page 26: ...be powered from a separate Power Supply Unit with 0V of the PSU connected to 0V of the panel Fig 12 ConnectingZones NOTE After adding zones to the system the engineer must select RESET PANEL from the...

Page 27: ...5 C Z6 Z7 C Z8 LEM GND CTL DATA G ND TX RX EXT BELL INT BELL AUX2 12V 01 02 03 04 AUX1 12V VE HOLD TAMP RET A LEM LEM GROUND CONTROL DATA OV 12V 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 12V 0V DATA CONTROL...

Page 28: ...Fig 14 Input LEM A LEM 2 7...

Page 29: ...Fig 15 Output LEM C LEM System Expansion System Expansion 2 8...

Page 30: ...Coding Table Fig 16 Binary AddressDIL Switch NOTE Zones 1 to 8 are on board and must NOT be duplicated on the multiplex data line via LEMs or I O Modules Duplicated zones will not be recognised by the...

Page 31: ...Output Modules are available in two versions 8 input 4 output and 8 input 2 output The 4 output i e 4 relays version is documented in this manual Fig 18 Input OutputModule System Expansion System Expa...

Page 32: ...2 11...

Page 33: ...NOT allow pairs of zones to have the same address on an I O Module Different I O Modules must not have the same address settings If this happens offending zone addresseswill not initialize Output add...

Page 34: ...Fig 19 Trouble Indication via a relay Fig 20 Trouble Indication via first zone 2 13...

Page 35: ...of any I O module lid will activatethe tamper switch and cause the second zone on the I O module to go open E g on an I O module with zones programmed 9 to 16 zone 10 goes open System Expansion Syste...

Page 36: ...Chapter Three...

Page 37: ...E If the zone count is still incorrect press the YES key and select Single Zone Monitor from the Utilities menu p 3 10 This option allows the engineer to analyse the status of the zones Engineer Menu...

Page 38: ...NOTE All tamper circuits are disabled when engineer mode is entered This includes all zone and system tampers cabinet tamper PA Fire etc Engineer Menu 3 2...

Page 39: ...Engineer Menu 3 3...

Page 40: ...et to the same time only one will be executed ii Time commands are not split specific i e if in split mode then setting the Alert Accept time command for 1 00 will cause alerts to be cleared on both s...

Page 41: ...Engineer Menu 3 5...

Page 42: ...ng Attributes will radically alter the behaviour of zone types and thereforeit is essentialto be familiar with the consequencesof such action See Zone Attributes on page 5 4 for a full explanation Eng...

Page 43: ...EL A Y 2 0 I BEL L t i me 0 EXTE N D T IME 3 0 BEL L T I ME 12 0 0 BE L L DEL A Y 1 9 7 S Y S TE M T I MERS 5 5 Note Certain timers are countdown timers whereby entering a value of 0 will give an infi...

Page 44: ...Engineer Menu 3 8...

Page 45: ...RESPONSE PRINT LOG PRINTING END SYSTEM COMMUNICATIONS 1200 E 8 300 E 8 150 E 8 2400 E 7 1200 E 7 300 E 7 150 E 7 2400 N 8 1200 N 8 300 N 8 150 N 8 E Even Parity N No Parity 7 7 Data Bits 8 8 Data Bits...

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Page 48: ...N O 0 1 E E XI T CL OS E D 0 1 E E XI T 10 0 0 9 F R ON T D O OR E N T E R Z ON E 9 _ 0 9 A L A R M OP E N 0 9 A L A R M 2 0 0 0 O W OPEN 2000 Zone Open CLOSED 1000 Zone Closed DISCON 9999 Zone Disco...

Page 49: ...NOTE When testing outputs it is important to be aware that certain outputs will trigger a digital communicator Engineer Menu 3 13...

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Page 53: ...VERIFIER VERIFIER 64 64 ONLY ONLY Engineer Menu 3 17...

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Page 55: ...NOTE See appendix for list of words available in word library see overleaf on how to access word library Engineer Menu 3 19...

Page 56: ...X Engineer Menu 3 20...

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Page 58: ...Chapter Four...

Page 59: ...NOTE Setting mode descriptions will differ depending on the system type i e Commercial Domestic Block system User Menu 4 1...

Page 60: ...By default any other zone types may be inhibited The engineer must set the attribute to NO to prevent it being inhibited NOTE Quick Inhibit on Arming This option enables you to select zones to inhibi...

Page 61: ...l l l NOTE Verifier 64 systems allow for a maximum of 500 events recorded User Menu 4 3...

Page 62: ...User Menu 4 4...

Page 63: ...On a split system Date Time may only be set by users on Split 1 User Menu 4 5...

Page 64: ...User Menu 4 6...

Page 65: ...NOTE Verifier 64 systems allow for up to 32 users with I installer and 2 master codes 1 per split User Menu 4 7...

Page 66: ...User Menu 4 8...

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Page 68: ...User Menu 4 10...

Page 69: ...l l l User Menu 4 11...

Page 70: ...HOME PARTGUARDA User Menu 4 12...

Page 71: ...NIGHT PARTGUARD B User Menu 4 13...

Page 72: ...User Menu 4 14...

Page 73: ...User Menu 4 15...

Page 74: ...User Menu 4 16...

Page 75: ...Chapter Five...

Page 76: ...one type will cause a local alarm in Unset mode and a Full alarm in any other mode Attributes that may be applied Access Exclude A Exclude B 24 hour Double Pair Chime Local Inhibit Attributes Access E...

Page 77: ...Attributes Local Attributes Local Inhibit Attributes Inhibit Attributes Inhibit 5 2...

Page 78: ...l l l l l l l l Attributes None Attributes Inhibit Attributes Chime Inhibit Attributes None 5 3...

Page 79: ...digi dialler output being tripped The Local attribute is valid for ALARM E EXIT FIRE and F EXIT zone types When the Pair attribute is set an alarm will not be generated by the zone opening unless at l...

Page 80: ...Not Active Active Local Alarm Only LOCAL WARNING Assigning Attributes will radically alter the behaviour of zone types in which case this table is invalid 5 5...

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Page 82: ...Chapter Six...

Page 83: ...IMPORTANT The maximum distance between the Verifier Control Panel and Printer should not exceed 25 Metres Fig 21 Connectinga Serial Printer 6 1...

Page 84: ...e communication devices for use with PC software a Modem MUST be connected at the PC and a DM1200 MUST be connected at the panel Any other configuration is NOT acceptable l l l Fig 22 Connectinga DM12...

Page 85: ...Fig 24 Connectinga Eurocom Fig 25 Direct Connect to a PC 6 3...

Page 86: ...Fig 26 Connectinga Filesaver 6 4...

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