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Engineer Reset Options 

The Engineer Reset Options are used so that once an alarm has occurred; the system can only 

be reset by an engineer code, anti-code or red care reset from the alarm-receiving centre.  

Option 

Function 

Engineer 

Restore of 

Intruder 

Following an intruder alarm, an engineer must reset the system before it 
can be used again. Please select ‘UK Intruder’ to enable this, ‘Secure 
Intruder’ should not be used. This will not interfere with the generation of 

an emergency alarm. 

Default = No.

 

Engineer 

Restore of HU 

Following a Hold Up, Input HU or Duress alarm, an engineer must reset 

the system before it can be used again. This will not interfere with the 
generation of a Fire or Gas (emergency) alarm. 

Default = No.

 

Engineer 

Restore of 

Tamper 

Following a Tamper alarm, an engineer must reset the system before it 
can be used again. This will not interfere with the generation of an 

emergency alarm. 

Default = Yes.

 

Engineer 

Restore of 

Soak 

In the event of an input with the ‘soak’, attribute triggering whilst the 
system is set, the system must be reset by an engineer before it can be 

used again. This will not interfere with the generation of an emergency 
alarm. 

Default = No.

 

Engineer 

Restore of 

Confirmed 

Following a confirmed alarm, an engineer must reset the system before it 

can be used again. 

Default = Yes.

 

Engineer 

Restore of 

Faults 

If selected, only an Engineer’s code will be able to reset the following 

faults: ATE telecom fail, Modem fail, ATE single path fail, Telecom line fail, 
Battery disconnect, Batt charge, Batt load, Excessive charge, Battery 
critical, Device fail.

 Default = No. 

Anti-Code 

Restore 

Enables the system to display an anti-code whilst awaiting an Engineer 

reset, which can be used to generate a special reset code. 

Default = No.

 

Engineer Restore Options 

Using the 



and 



keys, scroll to 

‘ENGINEER RESTORE OPTIONS?

’ 

Press the 



key 

 

Eng Restore Int 

Enter 

: for 

No 

Enter 

: for 

UK Intruder 

Press the 



key. 

Repeat the above options for the 
restores: Tamper, Soak, Confirmed, 

and Faults 
(Enter 

: for 

No, 

: for 

Yes

) 

Press the 



key. 

 

Anti-Code Restore 

Enter 

: for 

No 

Enter 

: for 

Yes 

Please note that if Anti-Code is 

selected, this will coincide with the 
options you have selected previously. 

For example, if ‘Engineer Restore 
Intruder’ is selected, and Anti-Code is 

selected, then an anti-code will be 
produced on an Intruder activation. 

You will be returned to the Engineer 
Menu.

 

 

Summary of Contents for Pyronix EURO 280

Page 1: ...l rate or 01709 535 225 or visit www pyronix com When calling Technical Support please have ready your software version number This will enable the correct advice to be given for your panel and can be...

Page 2: ...Time 10 4 1 4 Choose Mode Options 11 INSTALL ZEM 12 4 1 5 Wireless ZEMs 12 WIRELESS DEVICE CONTROL 13 4 1 6 Wireless ZEMs 13 4 1 7 Programming Keyfob Buttons 13 CHANGE INPUTS 17 4 1 8 Input Types 17...

Page 3: ...4 1 45 The Follow Input Output 43 INTELLIGENT SET 44 SITE OPTIONS 45 4 1 46 Site Option Types 45 ENGINEER RESET OPTIONS 47 REVIEW LOGS 48 4 1 47 Log Entries 48 4 1 48 Code Identification 48 4 1 49 Fa...

Page 4: ...3 264 READ RKP8 265 266 READ RKP9 267 268 READ RKP10 269 270 READ RKP11 271 272 READ RKP12 273 274 READ RKP13 275 276 READ RKP14 277 278 READ RKP15 279 280 Wireless ZEMs EURO ZEM32 WE The first Wirele...

Page 5: ...the Engineer Menu a high pitch tone will be generated regularly to remind you that you are still in the Engineer Menu Exiting the Engineer Menu On completion of programming the system can be returned...

Page 6: ...ion To address further keypads on the Euro 280 system press and hold the key until SECURITY CODE is displayed Then enter 2000 as the code This will take you to the screens above Once this has been don...

Page 7: ...etter s press the key four times In addition the keys are used as follows capitalisation make letters upper case move cursor left clears cursor adds a space moves cursor right Accessing the Engineers...

Page 8: ...despite inputs in fault condition and nominate which inputs must be triggered to generate an alarm condition This is a useful feature if you need to test a system in a building where people are walkin...

Page 9: ...red The process below describes how to do this The system memory will now be restored to factory defaults EXCEPT Keypad 00 remains enabled at all times the keypad in use remains enabled Current keypad...

Page 10: ...r will be displayed Press the key You will be returned to the Engineer Menu Choose Mode 4 1 1 The End of Line Range This programs the panel to operate with different resistor values 1K Alarm 1K Tamper...

Page 11: ...series set in a 4k7 2k2 configuration This is useful for multiple shock sensors on a row of windows or multiple Magnetic Contacts on double doors etc This is not Grade 3 compliant Press the key The E...

Page 12: ...e EURO 280 system Each Wireless ZEM is programmed as 4 different ZEMs in the programming menu and they each have 8 Wireless Inputs assigned Here is an example of how 2 Wireless ZEMs fully loaded can o...

Page 13: ...ables the button 1 Show Status If the keyfob is learnt the LED will indicate the status of the system when the nominated button is pressed GREEN Unset RED Set 2 Set Area Sets the chosen area 3 Unset A...

Page 14: ...lthough the basic learning process for each wireless peripheral is the same please refer to the manual provided with the device for a detailed procedure If the GREEN LED on the wireless device momenta...

Page 15: ...r press to program keyfob buttons Learn Devices To learn a new wireless device to the wireless ZEM press the key Press the key to delete inputs Available Learnt Use the and keys to select the relevant...

Page 16: ...ger Menu before this function is enabled See the User Manual for more information Use the and keys to select the user that the buttons need to be programmed for Press the key Use the and keys to selec...

Page 17: ...h level sets When fully set acts as Entry route input as above When part set acts as Final Exit input as above 10 FX Area ER For use with level sets When fully set acts as Final Exit input as above Wh...

Page 18: ...a switcher input it does not trigger an alarm but will report CID event 250 and is also a useful input type when an output is required to to follow the Keybox type input 42 Medical This is a 24 Hr ty...

Page 19: ...e The input concerned will not indicate on the display Single System chimes once when the input is triggered Follow System chimes until the input is cleared Omittable Enables the input to be manually...

Page 20: ...mming Change Inputs Using the and keys scroll to CHANGE INPUTS Press the key Input Select the input number you wish to program and press the key Input Type Select the input type See the input types ta...

Page 21: ...t all the above for further inputs or press the key to return to the Engineers Menu After programming the inputs it is necessary to exit the Engineer Menu for the programming to take effect before the...

Page 22: ...t function correctly on an ATE pin After 10 seconds Inputs in the Shunt Group are active Indications off Shunt Group Input triggered Normal input response Note depends upon the status of the Area in w...

Page 23: ...n Site Options page 45 See the installation manual RINS1852 for connection details Unset Only If you wish to use the Reader to unset the system only select this type 4 1 16 Set Point Sets A Setting Po...

Page 24: ...l Enter for Unset Only Enter for Entry Control Press Set Point Sets Select the Areas you would like the device to set Please note the primary Areas are A B C D Press the key Repeat for Set Point Unset...

Page 25: ...gn Press the key NOTE Address 00 is Keypad ONLY Type Enter for Reader Press the key Reader Is Enter for Access Control Or Enter for Entry Control Press the key Enter the Lock Open Time max 255 seconds...

Page 26: ...control are programmed through the Manager menu The ward controller provides Alarm and Can Set outputs dedicated to that Ward It also provides relevant indications including Set Unset status so should...

Page 27: ...y Enter the Ward Inputs Press the key Once you have entered them they will appear on the bottom line after you have entered all the ward inputs you desire press the key Auto Readmits Enter for When Ar...

Page 28: ...y When Set Display Alarms Display HU s Display Inputs If Display when set is enabled not compliant with PD6662 EN50131 1 then the Area Text will be displayed on the LCD keypad once the system or area...

Page 29: ...always immediate Some ARCs impose a fixed delay in notifying a mains fail This should be taken into account when setting this timer 0 250 minutes 40 Speaker Time speaker and keypad bleeper outputs rem...

Page 30: ...lt This must be programmed to 2 hours or less for compliance to EN50131 1 99 hours 2 Wireless Jamming Time This option is only applicable if wireless devices are installed It is the time window that i...

Page 31: ...stem will only set when the programmed Exit Time has expired See Change Timers page 29 providing that all inputs are closed Default setting for all areas level sets NOTE This is NOT suitable for syste...

Page 32: ...Codes EURO 280 500 32 20 4 1 30 Wireless Keyfobs Wireless keyfobs can only be programmed from the Master Manager Menu and can only be learnt to the system if a wireless ZEM is installed 4 1 31 Code T...

Page 33: ...of choice will depend on the restrictions of both the code and the keypad it is entered on If disabled the user code will automatically set the selected area s NOTE This option has to be set to No if...

Page 34: ...for Dial Out User Type Enter for No Default Enter for Yes Press the key User Name Enter the text to identify the user Text Programming is described on page 7 Press the key Change Master Manager Code...

Page 35: ...is selected as No 4 1 36 Alert Kps Only If this function is enabled then any Alert tones will be heard on the Keypad only and not the panel speaker The default is selected as Yes 4 1 37 Silent Technic...

Page 36: ...ts at Internal Sounders and stops at Digi then once Area A is set and an alarm has been activated the internal sounders will be first to activate then after 15 seconds the Sirens will activate Sirens...

Page 37: ...6 4 5 or Change to YES for use with BS8243 clauses 6 4 3 6 4 4 Press the key Area Starts at Area Stops at Enter for Keypads Enter for Internal Sounders Enter for Sirens Only Enter for Digi Enter for...

Page 38: ...route occurs during entry time At code entry to unset 0013 Secure Intruder Any At alarm after exit time started until unset At first valid code entry and at end of confirm time 0014 Siren Any When ala...

Page 39: ...tested 0049 Detector Masked If any detector goes into mask condition the output will trigger When masking fault clears 0050 Follow 24 Hour If any input programmed as Day alarm activates When input re...

Page 40: ...events only 0210 Fire Reset A As 0010 for Area A Level set A events only 0213 Secure Intruder A As 0013 for Area A Level set A events only 0214 Siren A As 0014 for Area A Level set A events only 0216...

Page 41: ...onfirmed Any 0006 8 Purple Mains Fail 0052 9 White Global Fault 2 0056 10 Light Grey Test ATS 0064 NOTE There is an Invert ATE outputs option for use with positive removed applied signalling Please se...

Page 42: ...y Wireless Bells If any wireless bells are learnt on the system 2 outputs may be programmed defaulted to bell and strobe Press the key for this or press the key for the next option Output Module Once...

Page 43: ...t or CODE RESET Follow individual INPUT AREA WARD or SHUNT LIST Follow WHEN SET WHEN UNSET or ALWAYS NOTE The Follow Input type WILL NOT function correctly if assigned to ATE pins Change Outputs Using...

Page 44: ...ferent Set mode via the keypad This is known as Intelligent Setting Please note that when Intelligent Setting has been enabled the exit tone will commence at intelligent volume See Change Volume on pa...

Page 45: ...in fault or not Use Level Set No If YES The system becomes a level set Having one area set only at any one time e g part sets If NO The system becomes a area system setting more than once area at a t...

Page 46: ...wireless polling fault or not a wireless device can no longer communicate with the wireless expander Fob Unset Entry Yes If YES allows the use of the wireless keyfob to only unset the system once an e...

Page 47: ...re it can be used again This will not interfere with the generation of an emergency alarm Default No Engineer Restore of Confirmed Following a confirmed alarm an engineer must reset the system before...

Page 48: ...the key will return to the main screen for that entry Information on all fault codes that appear in the log can be seen on page 68 4 1 47 Log Entries EURO 280 1000 M 500 A 500 O M Mandatory A Access...

Page 49: ...all the inputs have been walk tested Walk Test Completed will be displayed When walk testing a double knock detector it must be triggered twice within the pre set period When testing dual trip detect...

Page 50: ...be then sent out on both the programmable outputs and the STU ATE pins 4 1 56 Test Communications If the engineer is using SIA or Contact ID to signal events this function can be used to send a test s...

Page 51: ...he key The Battery Load test will be started Once the Battery test has completed the LCD will display whether the battery has passed or failed press the key Do Battery Load Test will be displayed pres...

Page 52: ...librated meter View Wireless Device Status If a wireless expander is installed and wireless devices are learnt this menu will show the Signal Strength of individual Inputs Bells Battery status etc Dia...

Page 53: ...ess the key and you may view the same for each ZEM Keypad or Reader You will then be sent back to View Inputs View Wireless Device Status To view the wireless device status for each wireless periphera...

Page 54: ...on position reposition and retest Press the key Bells Press the key to view the bells or press for Arming Stations 3 Excellent 2 Good install position 1 Weak install position reposition and retest 0 M...

Page 55: ...strength steps mentioned previously The battery levels shown on the display will be as follows Good At least 1 month of battery life remaining Replace Battery will need replacing immediately Testing W...

Page 56: ...mode NOTE The panel will only operate in dual frequency mode if ALL peripherals support dual frequency having even one SF device will default the whole system into SF mode First SF device Displays th...

Page 57: ...the control panel once the control panel has answered the panel and InSite will hang up After a few seconds the control panel will call the PC modem and InSite from here an upload or download may take...

Page 58: ...This option when disabled prevents anyone dialling into the panel using roving dial on the InSite software Enter for No Enter for Yes Press the key Modem Speed will be displayed DO NOT ALTER THIS SETT...

Page 59: ...ill be returned to the engineer menu Program ARC The EURO 280 system fitted with digi modem can be used to dial to an Alarm Receiving Centre or send SMS texts to a mobile phone 4 1 62 Programming Fast...

Page 60: ...for No Enter for Yes Enables the ARC Details Press the key Choose Format Select the Format you wish to use The most common protocol that is used in the UK is Fast Format 4 8 1 so select 0 Use the key...

Page 61: ...ect the number of redials you require 0 15 Press the key Repeat for the Time Out The time that the panel will wait for a reply Press the key Low Battery Report Enter for No Enter for Yes Press the key...

Page 62: ...gramming differs from Fast Format here you have to select the content types you would like to be sent to the Alarm Receiving Centre The table below shows the types you may use Content Types 1 Set Syst...

Page 63: ...fail restore Case Tamper Restore SAB Tamper Restore Day Alarm Restore Interior Alarm Restore Radio Low Battery Restore Radio Jamming Restore Radio Supervision Restore 26 Not Used 27 Mains Fail Mains F...

Page 64: ...el 1 129 SIA 3 130 Contact ID 133 SMS Message 134 SMS UBS 141 WebWayOne 142 Chiron Press the key Enter the 1st telephone number Press the key Enter the 2nd telephone number Press the key FOR THE SMS P...

Page 65: ...s select the content types you would like to use Please see page 62 for the different types Press the key Repeat for content types 17 32 Press the key Select the number of redials you require 0 15 Pre...

Page 66: ...e use Programs GPRS APN GPRS User ID and GPRS Password Prefix Tel No If a prefix number is needed e g 9 in order for the Euro 280 to dial out from behind a PBX this must be entered here Press the key...

Page 67: ...Data to PC Diagnostics and Commissions Dial Out Menu Using the and keys scroll to DIAL OUT MENU Press the key Enter the PC number you wish to dial This is programmed in Set up Downloading please see...

Page 68: ...that 2 devices of the same type do not share the same address Check connections at device and cabling to it If above correct re boot device followed by re boot of End Station 485 Comms Lost Displayed...

Page 69: ...lt Note System is now powered down Mains Fail xxx Mains supply failed System detects mains frequency out of specification as well as voltage Same method as showing the device as battery fault Note AC...

Page 70: ...gnalled by Digi Modem Only operative if DOWNLOAD BY MODEM selected OR DISABLE DIGI SMS is set to NO Note Line Fault timer operative ATE Line Fault PSTN Line Fault signalled by device using STU ATE pin...

Page 71: ...eless Arming Station number xx hasn t checked in Perform a diagnostic signal strength test and try replacing the battery RADIO TAMPER xx Tamper fault on radio input number xx Check the tamper switch o...

Page 72: ...ns Test Page 49 DIAGNOSTICS Readings of the PSU Input Resistances etc Page 52 ADDRESSING DEVICES Function Description Pages ASSIGN KEYPADS READERS Address Keypads Readers Access Control Page 23 INSTAL...

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