Europlex Verifier 24, Installation Manual

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Introduction
The
VERIFIER 24
is a microprocessor-based security control panel, which is based on well proven
technology, in both hardware and software. It is an
8 zone fully programmable
analog multiplexing
control panel, expandable to
24 zones
, with each zone fully monitored using dual end of line
resistors. It is the ideal solution for small to medium size commercial premises and prestigious
domestic properties.
Programming of the Verifier 24 is a simple process via the system remote keypad(s). This highly
sophisticated new keypad incorporates many impressive new features, such as its clear 16-
character supertwist backlit LCD display compensating for poorly lit areas. It offers extremely user
friendly
Menu-driven software
, reducing operator response time to a minimum. In addition it
incorporates a time saving ‘‘Quick key’’ function, enabling the user to select exactly what is
required without having to scroll through menu sequences.
The Verifier 24 is a sophisticated yet extremely user friendly multiplex control panel offering the
complete security solution.
The number of zones is expandable to 64 with the
VERIFIER 64
system. The 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 installation engineer with any
technical information required for the installation and operation of the Verifier 24 control panel.
The manual also serves for the expanded Verifier 64 panel, which has the same functionality as the
24 with additional features. This document has been divided into the following sections:
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Chapter 1
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Basic System Set-Up
. This chapter contains installation details for a basic 8-zone
(hardwired) system. Other topics covered are Safety/Installation guidelines and
Environmental considerations.
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Chapter 2
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System Expansion
. This chapter explains how to expand a system up to 24
zones; System Types; Connection/Coding LEMs; Connection/Programming I/O Modules.
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Chapter 3
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Engineer Menu
. Powering up the system, Engineer Menu, Text Entry & Word
Library Operation.
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Chapter 4
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User Menu
. Setting and Unsetting Modes; Alert Accept; All User Functions.
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Chapter 5 - Zone Types & Outputs
. An explanation of Zone Types/Attributes and Output
Types.
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Chapter 6 - Peripherals
. Connection diagrams for connecting a Printer, DM1200, PC,
Eurocom and FileSaver.
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Appendix -
Word Library; Sensor Attribute; System Defaults; Technical Specification.
Introduction
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