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Guardall Windsor 500, Programming Manual

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Windsor 500 Programming Manual - Issue C

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Contents

Contents ......................................................................................................... 2

Edit .................................................................................................................. 9

Editor Overview ............................................................................................. 9

Entering Numbers.................................................................................................................9

Help List...............................................................................................................................10

On/Off Options ....................................................................................................................10

Text Descriptions................................................................................................................10

Range Checking..................................................................................................................10

Upgrading from version 1.3x ...................................................................... 11

Upgrading from version 2.0x ...................................................................... 12

Defaults......................................................................................................... 13

Config...................................................................................................................................13

Text.......................................................................................................................................13

User PINs .............................................................................................................................13

Eng PIN ................................................................................................................................13

PIN of Day Key.....................................................................................................................14

System Size .................................................................................................. 14

Default Configuration .................................................................................. 15

Circuit Types .......................................................................................................................17

User PIN Codes ...................................................................................................................18

HS Event Programmer........................................................................................................18

Commercial Event Programmer ........................................................................................18

Hardware ...................................................................................................... 19

Int Bus..................................................................................................................................19

Serial Port ............................................................................................................................20

PAKNET ............................................................................................................................20
Direct .................................................................................................................................20
Windsor Modem ................................................................................................................21
Mimic .................................................................................................................................21

Plug On Comm ....................................................................................................................21

STU ...................................................................................................................................22

Sndr.Invert ...........................................................................................................................22

Audio ....................................................................................................................................23

Microphone..........................................................................................................................23

Ctrl PCB Type......................................................................................................................23

Site ID............................................................................................................ 24

Service Num ................................................................................................. 24

Pass Code .................................................................................................... 24

Summary of Contents for Windsor 500

Page 1: ...Windsor 500 Programming Manual Issue C ...

Page 2: ...om version 2 0x 12 Defaults 13 Config 13 Text 13 User PINs 13 Eng PIN 13 PIN of Day Key 14 System Size 14 Default Configuration 15 Circuit Types 17 User PIN Codes 18 HS Event Programmer 18 Commercial Event Programmer 18 Hardware 19 Int Bus 19 Serial Port 20 PAKNET 20 Direct 20 Windsor Modem 21 Mimic 21 Plug On Comm 21 STU 22 Sndr Invert 22 Audio 23 Microphone 23 Ctrl PCB Type 23 Site ID 24 Service...

Page 3: ... 34 PA or PA Snd 35 Fire 35 Exc D 36 Exc T 36 Aux 37 Shunt 37 Eng Rst 38 Area Rst 38 Key 38 Log On 40 Circuit Options 40 Area 40 TX Dev 40 Group 40 Dorm 41 Verify Alm 41 Beam 41 Det 41 Chime 41 Sys Set Uns 41 Auto Check 42 Set Flt 42 Slave Cct 42 Set 42 Unset 43 PB 43 Tech 43 Dual 43 Log 43 Unset Delay 43 Temp Bypass 43 Circuit Responses 44 KP 45 Options 45 Type 45 Bleeper 45 Set Disp 45 PIN Attem...

Page 4: ...vel 50 Area Authority 51 Bypass Authority 51 Once Day 51 Timer 51 Reset User Type 51 Access User Type 51 ATM User Type 51 Authority Functions 52 Reset 53 System 53 Man Rst 53 Reset Seed 53 TX Reset 53 Euro 55 ACPO 55 TX Rst Warn 55 Fire A Rst 55 Tam Uns Rst 55 230v A Rst 55 230v Flt 56 230v Warn 56 230v Delay 56 Alarm Abort 56 Areas 56 Eng Rst 56 Auto Rst 57 Strobe 57 Bank Rst 57 Sounder 58 Time 5...

Page 5: ...4 Numbers 64 Tel Num 65 ID 65 Format 66 Call Pattern 66 Dual Alm Rpt 66 Type 66 Backup 67 Restore 67 Open Close 67 Alarm Rpt 67 Point ID Format 68 Alarm Report Categories 69 Micromimic Interface 70 Paging 71 Home Set 71 Verify Alm 71 Areas 71 Duration 71 Cct Alarm 71 Eng Comm 72 Type 72 Eng Num 72 Operations 72 Enable 73 Call Back 73 Ring Count 73 Dble Call 73 Auth Code 73 Tel Line 74 Dial Type 74...

Page 6: ...77 230v OK 77 P Fail 78 Pow On 78 UI Fire 78 UI Med 78 UI PA 78 Set 78 Battery Test 78 Rem Alm 78 Daily 78 Alarm Abort 78 Set 79 Unset 79 Duress 79 Ent Alm 79 Auto Rst 79 Bypass 79 Call Eng 79 Log On 79 Set Ack 79 Power Rst 79 A Set Flt 80 Shnt Flt 80 Set Warning 80 EVP Open 80 Ready 80 Set Alm 80 Unset Alm 80 Sounder 80 Audio 80 Strobe 80 Device 81 Test Time 82 Country Code 82 EvProg 83 Copy EVP ...

Page 7: ...l 88 Unset 1 88 Set 1 88 Unset 2 89 Set 2 89 Schedule HS 89 Schedule Times HS 90 Shunt On 90 Open 1 91 Close 1 91 Set 1 91 Open 2 92 Close 2 92 Set 2 92 Shunt Off 92 Holiday 93 Start Time 93 User Edit 93 Detector 94 ATM 95 Times 95 Outputs 95 Bypass 96 Alarm Limit 96 Set Uns Opts 97 Group Set 97 Group Unset 97 Log Off Set 97 Log Off Unset 97 Auto Check 97 Log Set 98 SetFailSndr 98 Log Areas 98 Use...

Page 8: ...Windsor 500 Programming Manual Issue C 8 Days 99 User Opts 100 Log Eng 100 Clock Edit 100 Duress 1 100 Menu Layout 101 Change History 105 Issue B 105 Issue C 106 ...

Page 9: ... User Opts 8 Cct Monitor 8 Light Next Page Next Page 9 Comms Next Page Edit Page 1 Edit Page 2 Edit Page 3 In the following section each menu option is explained in detail When a cross reference is made to an associated program option the menu path is specified As an example an area set TX option would be referenced as Comms TX Area n Set where n denotes the area number Windsor Editor Editor Overv...

Page 10: ...u can either enter 0 for off or 1 for on or if you press HELP the on off options will be displayed 0 Off 1 On the help display for an on off programming field Windsor Editor Text Descriptions Text descriptions can be entered for some programming options e g circuits Text can be entered by using the and buttons to select the required character from the alphabet Cct Number 1 the item being programme...

Page 11: ...stem Size 2 Int Bus 2 Hardware 3 Input Network 3 Site ID 4 Site Num 4 Service Num 5 Service Num 5 Pass Code 6 Invert TX 6 Common Area 7 Sig Proc 7 Battery Test 8 Slave Area 9 Bat Test Time 0 Text 0 Text 1 Conc 1 Conc 2 Cct 2 Cct 3 KP 3 KP 4 User 4 User 5 Reset 5 Reset 6 Sounder 6 Sounder 7 Printer 7 Printer 8 Light 8 Light 9 Comms 9 Comms 1 EvProg 0 EvProg 2 Byp Limit 1 Detector 3 Alarm Limit 2 AT...

Page 12: ...n for use with user timed access feature logon unset 4 User Once per day option timer schedules removed keyholder 5 Reset Removed Technistore Added tam eng reset 4 new area reset options 6 Sounder Added system set and part set delay options 7 Printer Printer port can be used for a PC connection 8 Light 9 Comms Revised menus PC on printer port support ID per area 0 EvProg Revised menus operation af...

Page 13: ...en be removed otherwise all subsequent changes to the configuration will not be saved In v3 00 only the configuration will be defaulted in earlier versions the configuration and the logs will be defaulted When the configuration is defaulted a Restored PIN s entry is made in the event log Defaults menu Config The configuration option will default all configuration except the text descriptors and th...

Page 14: ...To view or modify the system size options select option 1 from page 1 of the edit menus Areas 2 There are 3 system size menu options Conc 02 Keypad 2 System Size Areas 2 1 7 The area system size can be specified in the range 1 7 When the number of areas is programmed all area menus for example when setting will be limited to the specified area system size System Size Conc 02 01 16 The concentrator...

Page 15: ...attery test bleep Off Printer Port Device Printer Printer Baud Rate 1200 Concentrator 1 16 Type NEOL 2 Real time printing Off Concentrator 1 16 Output 1 L Freeze Area 1 Concentrator 1 16 Output 2 L Freeze Area 1 Light Zone Auto Time 01 Concentrator 1 16 Output 3 TX Data Device 1 Home Set Off Keypad 1 8 Type LCD Keypad Keypad 1 8 Sys set mode Instant Eng Comm Serial Port Keypad 1 8 Area 1 set mode ...

Page 16: ...1 Country Code 44 Detector Test Duration 10 Detector Set test Enable On ATM Delay HS only 10 ATM Time HS only 30 ATM Ext Time HS only 0 Bypass Limit 8 Manager isolate Off Alarm Limit 3 Group Set Off Group Unset Off LogOff Set On LogOff Unset On Auto Check 000 Log Set Off SetFailSndr Off User Timers 00 00 User Log Eng On User Clock Edit On User Duress 1 On User Duress 1 Off ...

Page 17: ... 0 01 Off Off Off 0 00 Off Off 0 Off Off NA ER 1 0 01 Off Off Off 0 00 Off Off 0 Off Off ER EnEx 1 Off 010 Off 0 EnEx 24h 1 0 01 0 01 Off Off Off 0 1 1 Off Off 24h PA 1 0 01 0 Off PA PA Snd 1 0 01 0 Off Off PA Snd Fire 1 0 01 0 0 Off Off Fire Exc D 1 20 0 Exc D Exc T 1 0 Exc T Aux 1 0 01 Off 030 000 0 1 0 Off Off On Aux Shunt 1 0 01 1 0 1 0 On Shunt Eng Rst 1 0 On Eng Rst Area Rst 1 0 On Area Rst ...

Page 18: ... 00 EvProg Area unset alarm Off Close 2 00 00 00 00 EvProg Area Shunt Group 0 Set 2 23 00 00 00 EvProg Area Vault Timer Off Shunt Off 19 00 00 00 Holidays NONE Start Time 00 00 Commercial Event Programmer Schedule Times Default Time Mon Fri Default Time Sat Sun Options Default Unset 1 07 00 00 00 EvProg Area Schedule Off Set 1 17 30 00 00 EvProg Area set with fault Off Unset 2 00 00 00 00 EvProg A...

Page 19: ...ardware menu and then enter the PCB number PCB 1 Off Help menu The ISB PCB types will be displayed when the HELP button is pressed 0 Off 1 Output 2 Conc 3 SmartDial 6 4 AV60 7 New in v3 00 If the selected type is concentrator the address must also be entered The concentrator address is not the same as the PCB number The concentrator range is 1 to the concentrator system size value If the selected ...

Page 20: ...n be used for all engineering communications and can signal alarms in ADEMCO ASCII format or the Guardall format For PAKNET LK8 and LK9 on the main PCB 8 should be in the inverting position PAKNET does not automatically detect the baud rate you program in Windsor You must therefore ensure that the PAKNET baud rate is set to the same baud rate as Windsor before you connect PAKNET to Windsor You can...

Page 21: ...nu Plug On Comm The plug on communicator CON4 7 is used to connect to a STU Windsor identifies the plug on communicator as device number 17 10 Windsor Device 17 pin assignments CON4 7 pin Windsor Reference STU Function Dialler Function 1 TX 1 Alarm 1 Channel 1 2 TX 2 Alarm 2 Channel 2 3 TX 3 Alarm 3 Channel 3 4 TX 4 Alarm 4 Channel 4 5 TX 5 Alarm 5 or 7 link 2 on STU Channel 5 6 Return Path Signal...

Page 22: ...Type 3G Plug on comm type menu STU If a STU is programmed LK7 on the main PCB 11 should be fitted in the STU position LK7 controls the signal on pin 16 of the plug on communicator See the device pin assignments table for further details The standard STU inverts the polarity of the signal on pin 4 When device 17 is programmed as a STU Windsor will compensate for this inversion For this reason if th...

Page 23: ... for a Windsor area To program the microphone areas enter the microphone number and then the area number Any number of microphones can be programmed in the same area Microphone n 1 8 Area m 1 max areas When the programmed area s sets Windsor will arm the programmed AV60 microphone channels Hardware menu Ctrl PCB Type This option only applies to Windsor Mark 1 PC787 There are two types of Windsor m...

Page 24: ...he panel is normally identified by the site ID If the panel is sending an alarm report and a System ID is programmed then the system ID will be used in place of the Site ID Site ID 12345678 Any 8 digit number Edit page 1 Service Num Windsor can be programmed with a service telephone number of up to 12 digits The service telephone number is displayed to the user when an engineer reset is required T...

Page 25: ... to have authority for the common area To view or modify the common area select option 6 from page 1 of the edit menus Common Area Area 0 0 max areas Instant Help menu Enter the common area number or 0 for no common area The set mode for the common area can also be programmed For a list of setting modes press HELP 1 Timed There are 6 common area setting mode menu options 2 Instant 3 PB 4 EnEx 5 En...

Page 26: ...attery Test Battery Test Period 00 0 24 hours The battery test can be selected to operate at any interval in the range 1 24 hours in 1 hour steps If you do not want the battery to be tested program 0 This will not effect the normal supply monitoring Battery Test Set Off On Off Windsor can be programmed to test the battery before setting This option is independent of the timed battery test If this ...

Page 27: ...l if you intend to use the circuit anti mask or the auto walk test options However in large systems with high levels of sensor activity this may have a significant effect on the response time of the keypads If the circuit anti mask or the auto walk test are not required and you need to improve the response time of the keypads the Cct monitor option can be turned off Cct Monitor On On Off ...

Page 28: ...oncentrators the concentrator type and when the circuit alarm takes place relative to the circuit clock period on the synchronous concentrator bus Concentrator Type Response Time 8 Conc Response Time 8 Conc External EOL 200 400mS 400 800mS External NEOL 400 600mS 800 1200mS External HS 200 400mS 400 800mS Internal EOL or NEOL 200 400mS 400 800mS External NEOL concentrators should not be used on sy...

Page 29: ... a fire alarm or night alarm circuit has been activated Setting This output is active high during the area setting exit time Each external concentrator may have an 8 output daughter board fitted The daughter board outputs may be programmed for 4 different functions External Concentrator Output 3 Daughter board Functions Function name Description TX Data Transmitter channel data for the programmed ...

Page 30: ...or Variants Although any type of Guardall concentrator may be used with Windsor there are some important differences between the different concentrator variants The main differences are outlined in the following tables Variant Method of selecting the address Windsor Shunt Links Vigil Mk2 DIL Switch Sovereign Vigil Mk1 Cutable diode links Internal Programmed from a keypad Concentrator Addressing Wi...

Page 31: ...rator 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 x x x x x Concentrator 6 0 0 1 0 1 0 x x x Concentrator 7 0 0 1 1 0 0 x x x Concentrator 8 0 0 1 1 1 0 x Concentrator 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 Concentrator 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 Concentrator 11 0 1 0 1 0 0 Concentrator 12 0 1 0 1 1 0 Concentrator 13 0 1 1 0 0 0 Concentrator 14 0 1 1 0 1 0 Concentrator 15 0 1 1 1 0 0 Concentrator 16 0 1 1 1 1 0 x diode cut or link not fitted diode not cut or link...

Page 32: ...ct 001 Off Help menu 0 Off There are 2 pages of circuit types 1 NA 2 ER 3 EnEx 4 PB 5 24h 6 PA 7 Fire 8 Exc D 9 Exc T Next Page 1 Aux This help page can only be viewed by pressing help followed by 2 Shunt 3 Eng Rst 4 Area Rst 5 PA Snd 6 Key 7 Log On Next Page Each circuit type has a set of defaults which are loaded automatically when the type is selected Cct Type NA or ER The only differences betw...

Page 33: ...Delay Off On Off For an explanation of the programming options read Circuits Options at the end of this section Cct Type EnEx When an EnEx circuit alarms opens an entry timer is started When an EnEx circuit clears closes during the exit time and EnEx or EnEx Tm setting is programmed then Windsor will attempt to set See keypad programming for more details on setting modes EnEx Response Active when ...

Page 34: ...cts Cct Type 24h Circuits programmed with a 24 hour response can have a different set and unset TX channel programmed 24h circuits alarm will also trigger the programmed set and unset area alarm channel see Comms TX Area n 24h Response Active when when set and unset Response Sounder Strobe audio and independent set and unset TX channels Log Message Alarm Special conditions Standby pre warning soun...

Page 35: ... 0 8 Dev 01 00 19 Slave Cct 0 0 max ccts Dual Off On Off Unset Delay Off On Off Cct Type Fire Fire circuits can be powered from a programmed power reset output see comms TX When a fire circuit alarm is reset power will be removed from the fire circuits Windsor keypads can be programmed for a dual key Fire alarm see keypad programming Windsor can be programmed to auto reset fire circuits see reset ...

Page 36: ...e programmed zone output will also be turned on when the dusk threshold is reached Only one Excalibur daylight type should be programmed for each of the 4 zones Exc D Help menu Level 20 0 63 Light Zone 1 1 4 Slave Cct 0 0 max ccts Cct Type Exc T An Exc T Excalibur trigger circuit is not in any area Excalibur triggers are only armed when the programmed light zone is in night mode or when the light ...

Page 37: ... Off Log On On Off Cct Type Shunt Master shunt circuits can be programmed with a set and or an unset response When a master shunt circuit alarms it will shunt all circuits in it s programmed group and area slave circuits If a slave circuit is programmed in more than 1 area it will be shunted if the master shunt is programmed for any of the slave circuit areas Windsor will ignore alarms from shunte...

Page 38: ...arm circuits programmed for more than 1 area in the system then the area reset circuit should be programmed with the same areas Area Rst Help menu Area 1 Off On Off Area 7 Off On Off Slave Cct 0 0 max ccts Log On On Off Cct Type Key The action of a key circuit is to set the programmed circuit area s when the key circuit alarms and unset the programmed area s when the key circuit clears Setting and...

Page 39: ...Windsor 500 Programming Manual Issue C 39 Log On On Off ...

Page 40: ...eas If a circuit is programmed for more than 1 area 13 it will not give a response unless all of the programmed areas are set It is not recommended that circuits with a 24 hour response are programmed in more than 1 area An alarm from a multiple area circuit will be logged in all programmed area alarm logs Cct Options TX Dev If a circuit type has a TX response you can program a channel in the rang...

Page 41: ...ogrammed as verified alarms If two verified alarm circuits alarm within the programmed time period See Comms Alarm Comm Verify Alm then a verified alarm message will be transmitted Verified alarms can be signalled in ADEMCO fast point ID or Guardall formats Individual circuit responses can optionally be signalled See Comms Alarm Comm Verify Alm Cct Options Beam This option only applies to NA or ER...

Page 42: ...Uns Opts Auto check If a circuit fails to alarm during this time then the circuit cannot be set Setting can only proceed after the circuit has been successfully tested Circuits which are bypassed or isolated do not need to be tested All of the following options are new in v3 00 Cct Options Set Flt A key circuit can be programmed to set with faults Any circuit in the area s being set which is in al...

Page 43: ...oup option Cct Options Dual This option applies to all circuit types with a point ID or Guardall format communicator response Normally all alarms are reported using the standard primary secondary call pattern If the Dual option is on for a circuit all alarms will be reported using the dual number only If this option is on for any circuit then the dual communicator cannot be used as a backup nor se...

Page 44: ... Sounder Audio Prewarn Strobe TX Log Audio Sounder TX Log 24 Hour Prog Prog Personal attack Prog Prog PA with sounder Prog Prog Fire 14 Prog Prog Night Alarm Prog Exit route Prog Entry Exit Prog Push button Aux Prog Prog Prog Prog Shunt Prog Prog Prog Prog Engineer reset Area reset Excal trigger Prog Prog 14 The fire audio tone is not the same as an alarm tone ...

Page 45: ...p menu Bleeper Off On Off Set Disp Off On Off PIN Attempts 3 0 99 PA Function Off On Off UI PA Sndr Off On Off Dual PIN Off On Off KP Options menu Type A keypad can be programmed as one of 3 different types 0 Keypad An LCD keypad 1 Keypoint A keypoint 2 CardPoint An INOVA Cardpoint KP Options menu Bleeper Each keypad can be programmed for an audible response Audible feedback for key presses and fa...

Page 46: ...e external sounder strobe and internal audio will be turned on when set and the external sounder and internal audio will be turned on when unset the event is logged as a UI Fire Medical the KP Medical TX output is activated the internal audio will be turned on when set or unset the event is logged as a UI Med PA the KP PA TX output is activated if an audible response is programmed then the externa...

Page 47: ...tions not just setting and to all users including the engineer This programming selection can only be reversed by re programming the keypad on a keypad with authority over the area programmed for off Keypad 0 will always allow access to all areas KP set mode menu Timed If timed setting is programmed an exit time in the range 1 255 seconds must be also programmed Windsor will attempt to set the pro...

Page 48: ...et menu A valid user would still be allowed to unset view the area log and reset Unset mode cannot be programmed for the system KP menu Logon TX Each keypad can be assigned a programmable output which is activated when a user logs on to the keypad The programmable output can be programmed with an on time KP n Logon TX 0 Dev 1 0 8 1 19 On Time 005 001 255 seconds This option is intended to be used ...

Page 49: ...a circuits with a set response are clear all NA area circuits are clear and an engineer reset is not required Message Keypad Keypoint Cardpoint The message LED will be turned on if an entry is made to a keypad alarm log or the system log The message LED is cleared when the log is clear Call engineer Keypad The call engineer LED is turned on when an engineer reset is required It will be turned off ...

Page 50: ...splay the user text descriptor for a few seconds Manager The number of areas displayed is dependant on the System Size Area 1 Off Area 7 Off Gp1 Off Gp6 Off 6 bypass groups in v3 00 Once Day Off New in v3 00 Timer 1 Off New in v3 00 Timer 2 Off New in v3 00 Timer 3 Off New in v3 00 Timer 4 Off New in v3 00 User menu Authority Level User 03 Off Help menu Press HELP for a list of available authority...

Page 51: ...nlimited access but if the Once Day option is on then a user PIN code can only be used to unset once per day Note that this option allows only one unset operation in the system not one unset operation for each area User menu Timer A user can be assigned up to 4 timers By default all timers are off for a user and the user has unlimited access If a timer or a group of timers is assigned to a user th...

Page 52: ...et Duress ATM Cleaner Unset Inova E Log Access Bank Reset Bypass Circuit Bypass Group Change user PINs Chime enable Comms Testing Customer Reset Detector Test Disable KPs Edit Authority Edit Holidays Edit Text Engineer Access EvProg View Modify Time Program Keys Program Lights Reset Set Temp Late Test Mode Unset View alarm log View Event Log Change PIN KP TX trigger door unlock ...

Page 53: ... This should be entered like a normal PIN code but is only valid for one reset If Windsor accepts the code the message Reset OK will be displayed for a few seconds but the user will not be logged on A successful managed reset will be logged in the event log Man Rst Off On Off System reset menu Reset Seed The seed code will be used by the panel to generate a 6 digit code which will be displayed to ...

Page 54: ...Windsor 500 Programming Manual Issue C 54 TX Reset Normal Help Menu ...

Page 55: ... the internal sounder and keypad bleepers The audible response will remain on until a user logs on When a user logs on the engineer reset prompt will be displayed Note that engineer reset must also be programmed System Rst TX Rst Warn Off On Off System reset menu Fire A Rst Circuits programmed as fire types are not normally auto reset However if fire reset is on Windsor will attempt to auto reset ...

Page 56: ...rogrammed to signal an alarm abort If the user logs on within the programmed abort period following an engineer resetable alarm event then an abort message will be transmitted An alarm abort can be transmitted in Ademco point ID and Guardall formats Enter an abort time of 0 to disable this feature System Rst Alarm Abort 0 0 255 seconds Reset menu Areas Eng NA Off Eng PA Off Eng Tam Off New in v3 0...

Page 57: ...ed once per hour Auto reset only applies to set alarms Not all types of alarm are classified as auto resetable If the Euro reset option is on then the programmed TX channel will always be cleared The area audio output s will remain on until the area is auto reset successfully Only NA 24Hr ER circuits on Soak fire circuits if Windsor is programmed for Fire reset and entry route alarms are auto rese...

Page 58: ... turned off Not all alarm events will trigger the sounder For further details check the circuit and system alarm event response tables Sounder menu Delay Sounder Area n Delay 00 0 30 minutes Windsor can be programmed with a timed delay for each area In this case the sounder audio UI Bleeper s and any programmed light zones outputs will not be activated until after the delay duration This option sh...

Page 59: ... entry alarm but there will be no sounder audio and strobe indication unless the area is programmed for entry alarm An entry alarm TX output may also be programmed for each area This output will be activated irrespective of the Ent Alm option Sounder menu Pre Warning Sounder Area n Pre Warning On On Off If a NA or 24Hr circuit is activated during the entry period then Windsor stops the entry timer...

Page 60: ...g option will only be displayed If printer is programmed Printer Port Real Time Off On Off If you select real time operation and you are using the comms port CON6 for alarm reporting via SmartComm PAKNET or a modem Windsor will only enable real time printing when all alarm reports have been transmitted The Windsor UART is set for no parity 8 data bits and 1 stop bit Windsor uses the DSR line for f...

Page 61: ...t 3 of the concentrator must be programmed for TX data the default Outputs 1 and 2 of a daughter board fitted to the concentrator with the same address as the MSU will then receive the same data as the MSU relays For more details on the MSU consult the installation manual Any number of circuits and circuit types can be programmed to trigger the light zone output s directly Light Zone 1 TX 0 Dev 01...

Page 62: ...rammed time of day Off Time set to 00 00 Time of day Light zone menu Dusk Time A daylight sensor can only be connected to circuit 8 of a Windsor external concentrator and will only operate correctly if LK4 on the concentrator is in the DAY position If the day input is used then the 4 normal alarm tamper terminals for circuit 8 cannot be used Each Exc D type circuit can be programmed with a light z...

Page 63: ...indsor will automatically turn off the zone output at the end of this period Light zone menu Test Excalibur trigger circuits are not associated with a Windsor area and are therefore not tested as part of the normal area walk test To test the Excalibur trigger circuits select test from the light zone menu Testing is disabled if the light zone daylight input is in the night condition ...

Page 64: ...s a multi function multi protocol integrated dialler which is fully programmable from a Windsor keypad 1 Alarm Comm 2 Eng Comm 3 Tel Line 4 TX 5 Device 6 Tel Number 7 Test Time 8 Country Code Comms menu Alarm Comm 0 Type There are 9 alarm comm menu options 1 Numbers 2 Dual Alm Rpt 3 Restore 4 Open Close 5 Alarm Rpt 6 Paging 16 7 Home Set 8 Verify Alm Alarm comms menu Type Type Off Help menu 0 Off ...

Page 65: ...empts 6 attempts using PAKNET to the secondary number Numbers menu ID Each area v3 00 only can be programmed with a unique 4 digit ID 17 0 System 1 Area 1 2 Area 7 Select the area number to be programmed Primary ID n 0 max areas nnnn 4 digits To erase an ID number press the button If an area does not have a unique ID programmed Windsor will report all such area events using the system ID number Th...

Page 66: ...effectively increases the call attempts to 6 This can be increased to 9 attempts by using the dual on primary fail option Dual Backup off Alarm comm menu Dual Alm Rpt Windsor can use dual alarm reporting if the primary route device fails or as a backup to the primary reporting The latter case would be used if the installer required information on reports sent to a central station Dual alarm report...

Page 67: ...nnel status is clear an open code will be reported The restore option will be ignored if it is programmed for a channel with open close also programmed Alarm comm menu Alarm Rpt The engineer can select which categories of data to report to the Guardall Configuration Manager GCM MAS a mimic panel and a point ID receiver The report categories are alarms this will include circuits and system alarms s...

Page 68: ...Restore 301 Restore 0 0 Trouble Low Battery 302 Event 0 0 Trouble Bat Test Fail 309 Event 0 0 Trouble Line Fault 351 Event 0 0 Trouble Keypad Lockout 330 Event 0 KP 0 8 Trouble Set 401 Restore Area 0 7 User 1 50 Set Unset Unset 401 Event Area 0 7 User 1 50 Set Unset Auto Set 403 Restore Area 0 7 0 Set Unset Auto Unset 403 Event Area 0 7 0 Set Unset Auto Set Fault 403 Restore Area 0 7 0 Set Unset A...

Page 69: ...Trouble Power Fail NONE NONE Trouble Line fault NONE NONE Trouble Line Blocked NONE NONE Trouble Keypad Lockout Keypad Keypad Trouble Set User User Area Set Unset Unset User User Area Set Unset Auto Set User User Area Set Unset Auto Unset User User Area Set Unset Auto Set Fault User User Area Set Unset Auto Set Fail User User Area Set Unset Key Set Circuit Circuit Set Unset Key Unset Circuit Circu...

Page 70: ...Off Line 68 1 128 circuits Auto Set Fail 71 1 7 Area Keypad Lockout 78 0 9 keypads Auto Set Fault 79 1 7 Area Auto Set 81 1 7 Area Auto Unset 82 1 7 Area Line fault 83 NONE Isolate Cct on 101 1 128 circuits Isolate Cct off 102 1 128 circuits Isolate Conc on 109 1 16 concentrators Isolate Conc off 110 1 16 concentrators Line Blocked 117 NONE Test call 118 1 50 users First PIN 120 1 50 users Verifie...

Page 71: ...dsor can be programmed to signal as verified alarms to a central station See Circuit Options Verify Alm Verified alarms can be signalled in ADEMCO fast point ID or Guardall formats Verify Alm System Help menu Duration 000 000 255 minutes Cct Alarm Off On Off Verify Alm menu Areas Windsor can be programmed to confirm alarms from any verified circuit in the system or only confirm alarms from another...

Page 72: ...f Eng comms menu Eng Num This number will only be used by Windsor if call back is configured Windsor will use the normal 3 attempt call pattern 6 when using PAKNET when connecting to the engineering telephone number Eng Num 0 16 digits Eng comm menu Operations All remote operations must be individually programmed The programmable operations can be viewed modified by selecting 2 from the engineerin...

Page 73: ...de within the programmed double call period Windsor will answer the call on the first ring The double call period can be programmed in the range 0 255 seconds Eng comm menu Auth Code All remote connections can be authenticated by Windsor If a host fails to give the correct authentication code Windsor will terminate the call After 4 successive authentication failures Windsor will generate an authen...

Page 74: ...ing the Lnft Warn option Lnft Warn On On Off Tel Line menu Lnft Enable Normally a line fault must be present for 30 seconds before a line fault is recognised by the control panel This delay period can up to 255 seconds If a value of 0 is programmed then line faults will not be recognised Line fault disabling is only recommended in installations where the communicator is sharing a telephone line wi...

Page 75: ...out recognising a dial tone Tel Line menu Recall In some countries the PTT offers a facility for requesting a new exchange connection if no dial tone is detected In the UK this is referred to as Timed Break Recall In countries were there is no such service or the recall facility is not used for the same purpose the Recall option can be turned off Refer to the your communicator manual for more deta...

Page 76: ...ntry route alarm 4 Auto Rst Auto reset fail 5 Bypass Area circuit s bypassed 6 Call Eng Engineer reset is required 7 Log On A user is logged on an area keypad 8 Set Ack Set acknowledge 9 Power Rst Fire viper power output function same as concentrator output option 0 A Set Flt Event programmer auto set with fault auto set fail 1 Shnt Flt Event programmer only shunted circuit in alarm when shunt rem...

Page 77: ...s output will be turned on when the engineer is logged on the system It will be turned off when the engineer logs off System TX Function L Vlts This output will be turned on when the supply voltage falls to the low voltage threshold It will be turned off if the supply voltage is normal when a user resets System TX Function Line Fault This output will be turned on if a telephone line fault is prese...

Page 78: ...urned on if user activates the UI PA buttons It will be turned off when a user resets System TX Function Set This output will be turned on when all areas are set It will be turned off when any area unsets System TX Function Battery Test This output will be turned on if the battery voltage is low during an automatic battery test It will be turned off if the battery condition is OK when a user reset...

Page 79: ...ammed area is in alarm at the end of the programmed sounder period It will be turned off when all circuits are clear tested every minute or when the area is unset Area TX Function Bypass This output will be turned on if any circuit in the programmed area is bypassed It will be turned off when all circuits in the area are normal Area TX Function Call Eng This output will be turned on if the program...

Page 80: ...dy to set all NA type circuits are clear Area TX Function Set Alm This output will be turned on if any NA ER or 24Hr type circuit or an entry alarm occurs when the programmed area is set It will be turned off when a user resets Area TX Function Unset Alm This output will be turned on if any 24Hr type circuit alarms when the programmed area is unset It will be turned off when a user resets Area TX ...

Page 81: ...following example device 2 has been programmed as a mirror of device 1 Device 02 01 19 Invert Off On Off Auto Rst16 Off On Off Mirror On On Off Primary 01 00 11 This process could be continued and another device could be programmed as the mirror of device 2 All 3 devices would then receive the same data If an external daughter board is programmed for TX data and is fitted on a concentrator with th...

Page 82: ...ss to change the programmed test time If you do not want the communicator test on then enter a time of 00 00 Test Time Set to 00 00 Time of day Comms menu Country Code Windsor can be programmed with a country code The country code is used by SmartDial SmartComm and Hayes compatible modems Country Code 044 0 999 If your country code is one or two digits then enter leading zeros ...

Page 83: ...ly times had to be chronological and all times had to be entered Omit is now selected by programming an open 1 time of 00 00 Permanent late working is programmed by a Set 2 time and no Set 1 time The event programmer main menu options are shown below 0 Copy Select this option to copy a schedule to other schedule s 1 Areas Select this menu to set the area control options 2 Schedule Select this opti...

Page 84: ...ults option is programmed and there are setting faults the auto set fail TX output will be activated when the area sets Any circuits in alarm which is programmed for temp bypass will be temporarily bypassed until the circuit s clears If setting is not allowed with faults present the auto set fail transmitter channel will be activated to indicate that setting has failed EvProg Area n Auto Set Flt O...

Page 85: ...ng the programmed open close period However if Alarm Unset is on and an alarm occurs then Windsor will allow all areas programmed for alarm unset to be unset out with the open close period EvProg Area n Alarm Unset Off On Off EvProg Areas Menu Shnt Group In a Windsor system circuits can be shunted in 2 ways by an HS event programmer timer by a master shunt circuit activation Both methods operate o...

Page 86: ... following example shows how the vault timer may be used The default open 1 close 1 times are used and the vault timer is on for the area 2 6 00 7 00 08 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 12 00 13 00 14 00 15 00 16 00 17 00 18 00 19 00 20 00 Shunt on period if unset during the open period Shunt on no unset Open Period Vault time programmed for 30 minutes Area 1 unset 8 00 Earliest unset time for area 2 8 30 EvPr...

Page 87: ...opy facility to copy the times for 1 day to a range of days in same schedule The days are entered as numbers in the range 1 7 with Monday represented by a 1 Copy Days __ to the day to be copied Frst __ Lst __ the copy range EvProg Schedule Menu Schedule Commercial The commercial event programmer can be set up in one of 4 ways 1 A single set unset action per day with no late working option 6 00 7 0...

Page 88: ...omitted then enter a time of 00 00 for all times Some user types see user authorised functions can view the times The panel can also be programmed to allow a users to edit the times To edit a time press when the current value is on display 1 Unset 1 There are 4 commercial event programmer times 2 Set 1 3 Unset 2 4 Set 2 EvProg Schedule Menu Unset 1 Windsor will unset all areas programmed to use th...

Page 89: ... not 00 00 If a user logs on during the set 2 warning period a later set time may be entered The new set 1 time should be before the schedule start time Mon Set 2 00 00 Time of day EvProg Schedule Menu Schedule HS The HS event programmer can be set up in one of 4 ways 1 A single open close set action per day with no late working option 6 00 7 00 08 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 12 00 13 00 14 00 15 00 16 00...

Page 90: ...h day can be programmed If a function is not required then enter a time of 00 00 If the day is to be omitted then enter a time of 00 00 for all times Some user types see user authorised functions can view the times The panel can also be programmed to allow a users to edit the times To edit a time press when the current value is on display 1 Shunt On There are 8 HS event programmer times 2 Open 1 3...

Page 91: ...f day EvProg Schedule Menu Close 1 In an HS event programmer this is the latest time that all areas programmed to use the schedule can be unset If an area is not unset by this time then it cannot be unset until the next day the schedule applies day not omitted and not a holiday Mon Close 1 00 00 Time of day If an event programmer area is set after the close time then it cannot be unset until the n...

Page 92: ...e is not 00 00 Mon Set 2 00 00 Time of day If a user logs on during the set 2 warning period a later set time may be entered The new set 1 time should be before schedule start time EvProg Schedule Menu Shunt Off An HS event programmer will automatically remove the shunt from all circuits in the programmed shunt group at the shunt off time If a shunted circuit is in alarm at this time a shunt fault...

Page 93: ... holidays will be displayed in chronological order To remove a date enter a start and end date of 0000 To program a single day holiday program the start and end date for the same date If the holiday date entered is before the current date then the day displayed will be the day of the week for that date in the following year Holiday periods remain valid for every year until removed EvProg Menu Star...

Page 94: ...ed test time Windsor allows a 10 second settling period After this time any tested circuit which is in alarm and would give an alarm response is temporarily bypassed until clear To view or modify the detector test options select option 1 from page 3 of the edit menus 1 Duration There are 3 detector test menu options 2 Time 3 Set Auto Test Duration 10 10 60 seconds This is the test duration in seco...

Page 95: ... any waiting period At the end of the programmed delay period the ATM user will be prompted to re enter the PIN code ATM Time 30 0 99 minutes The programmed ATM time is the maximum allowed access time on the ATM There will be a warning given 10 minutes before the end of the programmed access time If the programmed time is greater than 10 minutes an extension period if programmed is allowed At the ...

Page 96: ...rm until the latch is cleared If auto reset is configured for the circuit area then Windsor will attempt to reset the circuit and clear the latch at the end of the sounder duration If auto reset is off then the circuit remains latched until manually reset If the latch is cleared then the circuit can alarm again This process will continue until the programmed alarm limit is reached Each individual ...

Page 97: ...s option is on then when a user selects unsetting an additional unset option 8 Group Unset will be shown on the unset menu The unset menu will only be accessible if the keypad setting mode is programmed for instant setting For more details of group unset consult the Windsor Engineer Manual Set Uns Opts Log Off Set Windsor can be programmed to log off the user after setting This option only effects...

Page 98: ...ernal sounder and keypad bleepers will be turned on If the Set Fail Sounder option is on then the external sounder will also be turned on Set Uns Opts Log Areas Normally when logging an event for all areas the event will only be logged in the system log If the Log Areas option is on then the event will be stored in each individual area log This option only applies to logging set unset reset and la...

Page 99: ...o Friday and Timer programmed 2 could be set up for 08 00 12 00 on a Saturday only Some users could then be given access on Monday Friday by applying timer 1 only and other users could be given Saturday access if only timer 2 was applied Monday Saturday access can be given if timers 1 and 2 are applied 1 Start Time 2 Stop Time 3 Days User Timer Start Time The user timer start time is the earliest ...

Page 100: ...r can log on without being authorised by a user User Opts Clock Edit If the clock edit option is on then authorised user types can change the clock by up to 75 minutes from the time set by the engineer User Opts Duress 1 Windsor can be programmed to generate a duress if the first digit of a user PIN code is incremented Duress 1 or decrement Duress 1 If no user duress option is required then progra...

Page 101: ...Windsor Edit Options Page 1 1 Config 2 Text 3 User PINs 4 Eng PIN 5 PIN of Day Key Areas 2 Conc 02 Keypad 2 1 Int Bus 2 Serial Port 3 Plug On Comm 4 Sndr Invert 5 Audio 6 Microphones 7 Ctrl PCB Type Period 00 Set Off Unset Off Bleeper Off Log Off 1 PAKNET 4 Direct 6 Win Modem 7 Mimic 1 Std STU 2 STU Type 3G Timed Time 000 Area 0 0 Off 1 Output 2 Conc 3 SmartDial 4 AV60 ...

Page 102: ...ime 5 Manual 6 Test 1 Cct Status 2 Cct Alarm 3 TX Data 4 Mimic Data 1 EOL 2 NEOL 1 3 NEOL 2 4 HS 1 L Freeze 2 Set Uns 3 Power Rst 4 Det Test 5 Walk Test 6 Setting 0 Off 1 NA 2 ER 3 EnEx 4 PB 5 24h 6 PA 7 Fire 8 Exc D 9 Exc T 1 Aux 2 Shunt 3 Eng Rst 4 Area Rst 5 PA Snd 6 Key 7 Log On Page 1 Page 2 0 Off 1 Manager 2 Ordinary 3 Set Uns 4 Set 5 Event Log 6 Bank Rst 7 Reset 8 Duress 9 ATM Eng NA Off En...

Page 103: ... Close 2 7 Set 2 8 Shunt Off 128 HS 1 Times 2 Outputs 1 Duration 2 Time 3 Set Auto Test Delay 10 Time 30 Ext Time 00 1 Byp Limit 2 Manager Isol Group Set Off Group Unset Off LogOff Set On LogOff Unset On Auto check 000 Log Set Off SetFailSndr Off Log Areas Off Schedule n Set Flt Set Warn 1 Set Warn 2 Manager Unset Scheule n Set Flt Set Warn 1 Set Warn 2 Set delay Alarm Unset Shnt Group Vault Timer...

Page 104: ...Off 1 Serial Port 2 SmartDial Operations Enable Off Call Back Off Reset Off Unset Off PIN Off Clock Off Bypass Off Soak Off Log Off ConfigRD Off ConfigWR Off 0 A Set Flt 1 Shnt Flt 2 Set Warning 3 EVP Open 4 Ready 5 Set Alm 6 Unset Alm 7 Sounder 8 Audio 9 Strobe 0 Set 1 Unset 2 Duress 3 Ent Alm 4 Auto Rst 5 Bypass 6 Call Eng 7 Log On 8 Set Ack 9 Power Rst Device 01 Invert Off Auto Rst Off Mirror O...

Page 105: ... the User Options 8 Added change PIN row to the authority functions table Correction Reset authority users cannot change PIN code 9 Changed 240v references to 230v 10 Added Vault Timer Check Times and Auto Set 2 options to the area EvProg Ctrl Menu 11 Added footnote on SmartDial Plus Super in ISB programming 12 Added X28 PAD type to the Serial port type menu 13 Added the Verify Alm option to an En...

Page 106: ...uits with an alarm response 23 Removed shunt 24 and Aux 24 circuit types Shunt and Aux now have set unset options 24 The printer port now has a PC option Menu option changed from Printer to Printer port 25 Added printer port as eng comm type 26 Added audible warning TX Rst Warn for engineer reset if ACPO TX reset is programmed 27 Added part set sounders option 28 Added an audible mains fail progra...

Page 107: ...e number programmable if TX data is programmed as the function 57 The areas to auto unset on a Keypad are have programmable 58 Removed the area type programming option 59 Added the Log Areas option to the Set Uns options menu 60 Added note about Site ID usage with GSR 61 User 2 is now programmable 62 Access user authority type added 63 Mains fail delay is now programmable 64 The circuit status of ...

Page 108: ...Guardall Limited Lochend Industrial Estate Newbridge Edinburgh EH28 8PL Scotland Part No 320488 Issue C ...

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