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FSK-RAP816-V2015.04 

Contents 

1. 

System Overview .................................................... 4 

System Configuration .............................................................. 4

 

Control Panel ........................................................................... 5

 

Remote Keypads ...................................................................... 5

 

Graphic LCD Remote Keypad .................................................... 5

 

LED Remote Keypad .................................................................. 5

 

Wireless Devices ...................................................................... 5

 

Indoor PIR ................................................................................. 5

 

Door Contact ............................................................................ 5

 

Bidirectional Gate Module ........................................................ 5

 

Relay Module - 4 Channel ......................................................... 5

 

Remote Control 6 Button .......................................................... 5

 

Third Party PIR Interface ........................................................... 5

 

FSK Wireless External PIR ......................................................... 5

 

Repeater ................................................................................... 5

 

FSK USB Serial Adapter (FUSA) ................................................ 5

 

Upload/Download Software .................................................... 5

 

2. 

Installation .............................................................. 6 

Installation Sequence .............................................................. 6

 

Control Panel ........................................................................... 6

 

Mounting .................................................................................. 6

 

Wiring the Control Panel .......................................................... 6

 

Control Panel Layout

 ................................................................ 7

 

Connecting Devices to the Network ......................................... 9

 

Remote Keypads .................................................................... 10

 

PCB Layouts ............................................................................ 10

 

Wiring Detection Devices ...................................................... 10

 

Normally Closed ...................................................................... 10

 

Normally Open........................................................................ 10

 

Single EOL - N/C ...................................................................... 11

 

Double EOL ............................................................................. 11

 

Triple EOL................................................................................ 11

 

Loudspeaker Connections ..................................................... 12

 

External Sounder/Strobe Connections .................................. 12

 

0V ........................................................................................... 12

 

+12 .......................................................................................... 12

 

Bell (1)..................................................................................... 12

 

Strobe (2) ................................................................................ 12

 

Panel Outputs 1 - 4 ................................................................ 12

 

Configuring Wireless Devices ................................................ 13

 

On-board Wireless Interface ................................................... 13

 

RH-100 Wireless Door Contact ............................................... 13

 

RH-101 Wireless 3

rd

 Party PIR Interface .................................. 13

 

RH-200 Wireless Indoor Passive ............................................. 14

 

RH-802 Bidirectional Gate module ......................................... 14

 

RH-806 Wireless Key Fob ........................................................ 15

 

Commissioning ...................................................................... 15

 

3. 

Programming the Control Panel ........................... 16 

Introduction ........................................................................... 16

 

Easy Mode .............................................................................. 16

 

Expert Mode ........................................................................... 16

 

Ex

iting Engineer’s Program Mode

 ......................................... 16

 

Zone Configuration (Easy Mode) ............................................ 17

 

String Edit - Text Mode ............................................................ 17

 

Area Configuration (Easy Mode) ............................................ 17

 

Keypad Configuration (Easy Mode) ........................................ 18

 

Output Configuration (Easy Mode) ........................................ 18

 

User Configuration (Easy Mode) ............................................ 18

 

Expert Mode Menu Navigation .............................................. 19

 

1. Zone Programming ............................................................. 19

 

Zone Type ................................................................................ 19

 

Zone Wiring ............................................................................. 20

 

Zone Attributes ....................................................................... 20

 

Zone Areas .............................................................................. 21

 

Zone Bypass Options ............................................................... 21

 

Zone Chime ............................................................................. 21

 

Zone Soak Test ........................................................................ 21

 

Zone Text ................................................................................ 21

 

Zone Link ................................................................................. 22

 

2. Area Options....................................................................... 22

 

Area Timers ............................................................................. 22

 

Area Arming Modes ................................................................ 22

 

Area Configuration Options 1 .................................................. 22

 

Area Configuration Options 2 .................................................. 23

 

Area Configuration Options 3 .................................................. 23

 

Area Timer Control .................................................................. 23

 

3. System Configuration ......................................................... 24

 

System Timers ......................................................................... 24

 

System Counters ..................................................................... 25

 

Hardware - Volume Levels ...................................................... 25

 

Hardware - Output Monitoring ............................................... 25

 

Hardware - Monitoring ........................................................... 26

 

Speaker Sounds ....................................................................... 26

 

Configuration 1 ....................................................................... 26

 

Configuration 2 ....................................................................... 26

 

Control Timers ......................................................................... 27

 

Banner Text ............................................................................. 27

 

Remote Control Labels ............................................................ 27

 

Area Labels .............................................................................. 27

 

System Links ............................................................................ 27

 

Auto Arm and Auto Disarm ..................................................... 28

 

4. Keypad Configuration ......................................................... 28

 

Keypad Options 1 .................................................................... 28

 

Keypad Options 2 .................................................................... 28

 

Keypad Sounds ........................................................................ 28

 

Keypad Areas .......................................................................... 29

 

5. Expander Configuration ...................................................... 29

 

Expander Areas ....................................................................... 29

 

Expander Options .................................................................... 29

 

Expander Sounds ..................................................................... 29

 

Expander Outputs ................................................................... 30

 

Expander Output Attributes .................................................... 30

 

Expander Output Areas ........................................................... 30

 

Expander Output Link.............................................................. 30

 

Wireless Outputs ..................................................................... 30

 

Wireless Output Attributes ..................................................... 30

 

Wireless Output Areas ............................................................ 30

 

Wireless Output Link ............................................................... 30

 

Summary of Contents for RHINO 816

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Page 2: ...ion 16 Easy Mode 16 Expert Mode 16 Exiting Engineer s Program Mode 16 Zone Configuration Easy Mode 17 String Edit Text Mode 17 Area Configuration Easy Mode 17 Keypad Configuration Easy Mode 18 Output Configuration Easy Mode 18 User Configuration Easy Mode 18 Expert Mode Menu Navigation 19 1 Zone Programming 19 Zone Type 19 Zone Wiring 20 Zone Attributes 20 Zone Areas 21 Zone Bypass Options 21 Zone...

Page 3: ...l Period 36 UDL Options 37 UDL Password 37 UDL IP Address 37 UDL IP Port 37 UDL Account Number 37 8 System Users 37 User Access Code 37 User Type 37 User Locked By 38 User Name 38 User Link 38 User Areas 38 9 Utilities 38 Time and Date 38 User Menus 38 Stay Arm 1 1 38 Stay Arm 2 2 38 Stay Arm 3 3 38 Away Arm 4 39 Show Chime Log 5 39 Show Event Log 6 39 Clear Notifications 7 39 Change Code 8 39 Sta...

Page 4: ...4 FSK RAP816 V2015 04 1 System Overview System Configuration ...

Page 5: ... system programming and diagnostics LED Remote Keypad The LED keypad features 16 zone status LEDs for zone status and 7 dedicated system status LEDs for AC Ready Armed Bypass Chime Alarm and Fault Other features include f 4 wire connection using standard alarm cable f Internal sounder f Backlit keyboard f Full system operation arm disarm etc The system can only be programmed using a Graphic LCD ke...

Page 6: ...tures and functions are operating as required Control Panel Mounting Mount the control panel on a flat plumb wall using at least three appropriate screws The rear casing has been designed with a several key hole slots so that mounting is possible without removing the Printed Circuit Board PCB It is essential to ensure that none of the fixing slots or cable entries are accessible after fixing Wirin...

Page 7: ... will accept a 12V 7Ah battery to provide continued operation in the event of an AC mains failure Connect the red battery lead to the positive terminal of the battery and then connect the black battery lead to the negative terminal 3 GSM Module An optional Rhino GSM Module can be plugged onto the main PCB 4 GSM Antenna Screw in GSM antenna for optional Rhino GSM Module 5 Wireless Antenna Screw in ...

Page 8: ... 2 default to bell and strobe operation but can be programmed for other functions if required see page 31 for programming details Each output can also be programmed for supervision monitoring see page 25 Panel output 4 defaults as speaker driver and is used for driving 16Ω extension loudspeakers see page 12 If a loudspeaker driver is not required it can be used as a standard output 7 RhinoBus Port...

Page 9: ...o the terminal at the control panel only The maximum recommended distance for devices when using standard 7 0 2 alarm cable is f 250m for each branch when using the star parallel configuration f When using a daisy chain series configuration the maximum distance will depend on the number of devices connected on the chain The more devices that are connected the shorter the distance to the last devic...

Page 10: ...rther details Wiring Detection Devices The Rhino 816 provides 8 zones for connecting detection devices such as movement sensors and magnetic door contacts Each zone is fully programmable to allow for maximum flexibility see page 19 for Zone Programming details The program options for a zone will also determine how the zone may be wired The following wiring options are available Normally Closed Thi...

Page 11: ...should be used when connecting detection devices that have a normally closed alarm and tamper output Connect the detector as shown below and ensure that the zone is programmed for Double EOL operation see page 20 Triple EOL This wiring configuration should be used when connecting detection devices that support triple EOL configuration this will allow the system to monitor alarm tamper fault and ma...

Page 12: ...to resetting fuse PTC rated at 1 1A Connect to the 12V supply on the external sounder strobe unit Bell 1 Panel output 1 is pre configured for Bell operation i e it switches to 0V when active Connect this terminal to the bell trigger input on the external sounder strobe unit Strobe 2 Panel output 2 is pre configured for Strobe operation i e it switches to 0V when active Connect this terminal to the...

Page 13: ...netic Reed Switch The magnetic reed switch detects the presence of the magnet fitted to the door The Magnetic Reed switch is always in operation If you only require the use of the Zone Input Terminals the magnet must be held close to the reed switch at all times 6 Antenna The wireless antenna used for transmitting the wireless signal RH 101 Wireless 3rd Party PIR Interface The RH 101 is a professi...

Page 14: ...ically been developed for applications like controlling Gate Motors Garage Door Openers Sprinkler Systems etc Due to the fact that it has both an output and an input function the output can be used to control the external equipment and the input zone can be used to provide physical feedback of the external equipment actual status For example the output can be used to control a gate motor and the i...

Page 15: ...the first time the default settings are in use If the factory defaults need to be reloaded in future press CLEAR 9 then ENTER on the graphic LCD keypad within 10 seconds after powering up the panel f Connect the black battery lead to the negative terminal of the standby battery and the red battery lead to the positive terminal of the standby battery The green power LED on the main PCB will light f...

Page 16: ... Bypass Options 6 Chime Options 7 Soak Test 8 Zone Text 9 Zone Links 19 2 Area Options 1 Area 1 Options 2 Area 2 Options 22 3 System Configuration 1 System Timers 2 System Counters 3 Hardware Options 4 Configuration 5 Control Timers 6 Banner Text 7 Reserved 8 Reserved 9 System Output Links 24 Section Page 4 Keypad Options 11 Keypad Options 1 12 Keypad Options 2 13 Keypad Sounds 14 Keypad Areas 28 ...

Page 17: ...tering text such as user names and zone text The text is entered in the same way as entering text on a mobile telephone Each key is mapped to one or more letters Pressing a key will select the first letter pressing it again will select the next etc The table below shows the keys to use and the characters that are assigned to them Key Characters 1 1 2 A B C 2 a b C 3 D E F 3 d e F 4 G H I 4 g h I 5...

Page 18: ...h option please refer to page 28 Output Configuration Easy Mode The flowchart below shows how to navigate the Output Configuration menu For full description of each option please refer to page 31 User Configuration Easy Mode The flowchart below shows how to navigate the User Configuration menu For full description of each option please refer to page 37 ...

Page 19: ...ng a fault during the exit mode or an Intruder alarm during the entry mode However if activated at any other time the zone will cause an immediate intruder alarm This zone type will also start the entry mode when the system is stay armed 04 Intruder Use this zone type for detection devices such as PIR s vibration detectors magnetic door contacts etc This zone type generates an intruder alarm if ac...

Page 20: ...lear to cancel 0 Normally Closed Use this wiring type for normally closed detection devices 1 Normally Open Use this wiring type for normally open detection devices 2 Single EOL N C Use this wiring type for normally closed detection devices 3 Double EOL Use this wiring type for detection devices that require both alarm and tamper monitoring 4 Triple EOL Use this wiring type for detection devices t...

Page 21: ... mode is selected 3 In Stay 3 On The zone is bypassed when Stay 3 arming mode is selected Off The zone is not bypassed when Stay 3 arming mode is selected 4 Manual On The zone can be bypassed by the user when arming the system Off The zone cannot be bypassed by the user 5 Auto Bypass On The zone is automatically bypassed at the end of exit mode if the zone is still active Off The zone is not bypas...

Page 22: ...ed the system will start the second entry delay during this time the internal alarm tone will sound If at the end of the second entry delay the system has still not been disarmed a full alarm is generated Default 0 seconds 05 Bell Delay When an alarm is generated this timer is used to delay the activation of the external sounder and strobe Default 0 minutes 06 Bell Duration When an alarm is genera...

Page 23: ...s pulsed once for a very short period when a zone is activated during a walk test in the selected area Off The bell output operates as normal for the selected area 6 Reserved Do not use this option 7 Chime Link 99 On The chime feature is automatically turned on and off by Link Control 99 Off The chime feature must be turned on or off by the user Area Configuration Options 3 This second set of conf...

Page 24: ...pt or Clear to cancel 01 AC Fail Delay This timer is used to delay 0 255 minutes the audible annunciation from the keypads and internal sounders following an AC mains failure Default 30 minutes 02 Reserved Do not use 03 Zone Response Time This timer is used to control the response 0 255 x 10ms of zones programmed with the Fast Response attribute Default 750 milliseconds 04 Abort Delay This timer i...

Page 25: ...rol the duration 0 255 seconds of the visible chime activation Default 60 seconds System Counters The system counters are used to limit the number of times a function or feature can be carried out Locations 3201 Auto Rearm Counter 3202 Number of Remote Resets 3203 Zone Count Warning 3204 Zone Count Logging Entry Mode Enter 4 digit location followed by Enter then key in 3 digit counter value When f...

Page 26: ...erates chime tones Off The loudspeaker will not generate chime tones 4 Entry Tones On The loudspeaker generates entry tones Off The loudspeaker will not generate entry tones 5 Exit Tones On The loudspeaker generates exit tones Off The loudspeaker will not generate exit tones 6 Key Press Tones On Not applicable for loudspeaker output Off Not applicable for loudspeaker output 7 Advisory Tones On The...

Page 27: ...ys Sunday 1 on or off When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel Locations 3541 to 3545 Control Timers 1 to 5 Link Entry Mode Enter 4 digit location followed by Enter then key in 3 digit link number When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel Banner Text This set of options allows you to customise the text that is displayed on LCD keypads The Keypad Banner is displayed on th...

Page 28: ...ing keys 7 and 9 on the selected keypad at the same time will generate a panic alarm PA event Off The selected keypad cannot generate panic alarm events 4 Silent Keypad PA On If option 3 is enabled the selected keypad will generate a silent panic alarm event Off If option 3 is enabled the selected keypad will generate an audible panic alarm event 5 Quick Away Arm Enabled On The away arm mode can b...

Page 29: ...ction covers programming of the expander module The Rhino 816 will only accept one expander module REX10 IO or REX10 I The expander MUST be set to address 1 Expander Areas Expanders must be assigned to one or more areas to ensure correct operation of the system The expander areas control the following f When the system is exit mode only the expander in the areas that are being armed will generate ...

Page 30: ...sed to control Link Control output types for details on link control see page 33 Locations 5501 to 5510 Output 01 to 10 Output Link Entry Mode Enter 4 digit location followed by Enter then key in a 3 digit link number When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel Wireless Outputs The REX10 IO has 10 programmable outputs This set of options allows the output type function to be assigned to...

Page 31: ...imer see page 25 Off The selected output responds normally 7 Delay 2 On The selected output activates after the delay set by the Delay 2 Time system timer see page 25 Off The selected output responds normally 8 Armed Only On The selected output only activates if the system is armed Off The selected output responds normally If Pulse 1 and Pulse 2 options are enabled then the selected output activat...

Page 32: ... Box Tamper Fault This output type activates when the control panel box tamper is open No Type Description 0030 Bell Tamper Fault This output type activates when the control panel bell tamper is open 0031 Engineer on Site This output type activates when the engineer is logged on 0032 Detector Reset This output type is normally active and is used for powering devices that require their power supply...

Page 33: ...assign link inputs to the Link Control The available inputs are f Zone Links f Control Timer Links f System Links f Expander Output Link f User Link The inputs can be assigned to the Link Control to perform either a logical OR function or a logical AND function The logic function is controlled by the link input number 001 099 Logical OR Link inputs 101 199 Logical AND Link inputs Link Control Exam...

Page 34: ...scription 5001 Zone 01 Masked This output type activates when zone 01 generates a mask fault and deactivates when the fault is cleared and reset 5002 5016 Zone 02 16 Masked As Zone 01 Masked Group 60 Zone Fault The fault condition of each zone can be assigned to an output No Type Description 6001 Zone 01 Fault This output type activates when zone 01 generates a fault and deactivates when the fault...

Page 35: ...r to cancel ARC 1 4 Protocol This set of options allows the protocol type to be programmed for each ARC Locations 7021 to 7024 ARC 1 to 4 Protocol Entry Mode Enter 4 digit location followed by Enter then key in 1 digit protocol option from the list below or press i to scroll through list When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel 0 Disabled The selected ARC is disabled 1 Contact ID The...

Page 36: ...er then use keys 1 to 7 to toggle options from the list below on or off When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel 1 Stop ARC 1 On The selected ARC will cancel further attempts to ARC 1 after a successful communication Off The selected ARC will move on to next ARC after a successful communication 2 Stop ARC 2 On The selected ARC will cancel further attempts to ARC 2 after a successful ...

Page 37: ...ers The Rhino 816 has a total of 31 users this section covers programming of the system users User 00 is the Engineer which has a default code of 789000 User 01 is the Master user which has a default code of 1234 Users 02 to 30 can be programmed to any user type and default to Not in Use User Access Code Each user must be assigned an access code in order to operate the system access codes may be 4...

Page 38: ... to 8530 Users 00 to 30 User Link Entry Mode Enter 4 digit location followed by Enter then key in a 3 digit link number When finished press Enter to accept or Clear to cancel User Areas Each user must be assigned to one or more areas in order for them to access the required area of protection Users that are assigned to multiple areas will be given the option to select the areas they want to arm or...

Page 39: ...orward Press Clear to exit this option Clear Notifications 7 Selecting this option will clear any current panel notifications Change Code 8 Selecting this option allows you to change your own access code After selecting this option enter the new access code 4 6 digits followed by Enter Start Walk Test 9 Selecting this option allows the detection zones to be tested without causing an alarm As each ...

Page 40: ...d Description ARM Arms the alarm system DISARM Disarms the alarm system STAY Stay arms the alarms system STATE Request the current status These options will only function if the relevant User Options are enabled This option will only function if outbound SMS messages have been enabled 5 MiRhino App There is an app available for smart phones to access and control the Rhino 816 Alarm Panel The app i...

Page 41: ...rmed alarm generated two different zones activated 1 00 GG Remote access via PC number 0 GG User access by user LCD Description 2 00 GG Duress alarm by user 0 GG User proximity tag access 0 GG 21 User has been locked out from using the system 0 GG 2 1 User proximity tag has been locked out from using the system G Code tamper invalid code generated at keypad 5 1 1 1 GG Exit mode started by user 5 1...

Page 42: ...nock attribute 1 The user has disarmed the system within the abort delay period The bell tamper alarm has been activated 01 The bell tamper has restored 2 1 The Alarm Transmission System ATS has detected a fault with the telephone line 01 The ATS Fault has restored 6 G A panic alarm was generated at keypad by pressing keys 7 and 9 6 G A fire alarm was generated at keypad by pressing keys 1 and 3 6...

Page 43: ...s one or more faults 8 Fault Status Messages Faults and status messages may be indicated during the disarmed mode or after the user disarms the system The table below shows the message for both the LED and LCD remote keypads LCD LED Description 0 AC LED is OFF Mains AC power is off 11 6 2 1 AC LED flashes The standby battery in the control panel has a fault The box tamper on the control panel has ...

Page 44: ...l Off Off 0 7 Intruder Single EOL NC 1 Zone 7 Comms Enabled Auto Re arm On Manual Off Off 0 8 PA Audible Single EOL NC 1 Zone 8 Comms Enabled Auto Re arm On Manual Off Off 0 9 Not Used Single EOL NC 1 Zone 9 Comms Enabled Auto Re arm On Manual Off Off 0 10 Not Used Single EOL NC 1 Zone 10 Comms Enabled Auto Re arm On Manual Off Off 0 11 Not Used Single EOL NC 1 Zone 11 Comms Enabled Auto Re arm On...

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Page 46: ...een The system is armed Away or Stay Bypass Yellow One or more zones are bypassed Chime Red The chime feature is enabled Alarm Red One or more alarms have occurred Fault Yellow The system has one or more faults Power Green Mains AC power is present Status Red Green Orange Green Ready to Arm Flashing Red Green Not Ready to Arm Red Away Armed Orange Stay Armed Flashing Red Alarm has occurred Trouble...

Page 47: ...flashes The standby battery in the control panel has a fault The box tamper on the control panel has activated The bell tamper on the control panel has activated 4 6 Armed LED flashes System is Away Armed 1 6 Armed LED on System is Stay Armed 6 G 01 Keypad is no longer reporting to the control panel 6 G The box tamper on keypad has activated 5 9 01 Expander 1 is no longer reporting to the control ...

Page 48: ...ttery also contains substances that may pollute the environment Always remove the battery before you discard and dispose of the battery at an official collection point for batteries Physical Dimensions 200 0mm x 230 0mm x 75 0mm Housing 3mm Polycarbonate Packed Weight 1200g LED Remote Keypad Electrical Voltage 9 16VDC Current 25mA quiescent 40mA when active Environmental Operating Temperature 25 C...

Page 49: ...airing or replacing at its option free of charge for materials or labour any part which is proved not in compliance with Seller s specifications or proves defective in materials or workmanship under normal use and service Seller shall have no obligation under this Limited Warranty or otherwise if the product is altered or improperly repaired or serviced by anyone other than Seller For warranty ser...

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