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Galaxy Flex Installer Manual

Contents

Introduction .............................................................................. 9

System architecture............................................................................................ 10

PCB layout and connections .............................................................................. 12

Section 1: Installation procedure ............................................ 13

Planning ............................................................................................................. 13

Install the panel and a keypad ............................................................................ 13

Install the power supply ...................................................................................... 14

Wire detectors to zones ...................................................................................... 17

Zone addressing ......................................................................................................... 17

Zone configuration ...................................................................................................... 17

Detector connection .................................................................................................... 18

Additional zone configuration information .................................................................... 18

Wire key switches ....................................................................................................... 19

Wire terminator buttons ............................................................................................... 19

Connect outputs ................................................................................................. 20

Secure the tamper circuits .................................................................................. 20

Connect the battery and mains power ................................................................ 21

Initial programming ............................................................................................. 21

Install peripheral devices .................................................................................... 22

Peripheral data buses ................................................................................................. 22

Data bus cabling ......................................................................................................... 22

Peripheral power supply considerations ...................................................................... 24

Camera PIR power supply considerations ................................................................... 24

Connection to the RS485 bus ..................................................................................... 25

Connection to the Intellibus ......................................................................................... 26

System assigned addresses .............................................................................. 27

Comms module identification ...................................................................................... 27

System zone addresses .............................................................................................. 27

Learn wireless detectors .................................................................................... 28

Set-up for peripherals ......................................................................................... 28

Additional programming ..................................................................................... 29

Users and access templates ....................................................................................... 30

Summary of Contents for Galaxy Flex 100 V3

Page 1: ...Honeywell Security Galaxy Flex V3 Installer Manual ...

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Page 3: ...witches 19 Wire terminator buttons 19 Connect outputs 20 Secure the tamper circuits 20 Connect the battery and mains power 21 Initial programming 21 Install peripheral devices 22 Peripheral data buses 22 Data bus cabling 22 Peripheral power supply considerations 24 Camera PIR power supply considerations 24 Connection to the RS485 bus 25 Connection to the Intellibus 26 System assigned addresses 27 ...

Page 4: ... the end user 34 Section 4 Menu structure 35 Menu access 35 Quick menu 35 Full Menu 36 Menu navigation 36 Default codes 37 Keypad menu timeout 37 Engineer Mode 37 Multi user access 38 Section 5 System programming 39 Setting Options 39 Set using a PIN 39 Cancel setting 40 Unset using a PIN 40 Engineer unsetting 40 Keyswitch setting options 40 Set with cards tags fobs 41 Cancel and reset alarms and ...

Page 5: ...rint 24 Quick Menu 4 54 Access Doors 25 54 Test options 57 Walk Test 31 Quick Menu 5 57 Outputs 32 58 Modify Options 59 Time Date 41 Quick Menu 6 59 Codes 42 Quick Menu 7 60 Summer 43 Quick Menu 8 70 Trace 44 70 Timer Control 45 72 Group Omit 46 73 Remote Access 47 75 Engineer Access 48 Quick Menu 9 82 Engineer 1 options 83 Parameters 51 83 Program Zones 52 105 Program Outputs 53 119 Links 54 134 ...

Page 6: ...vent codes 199 Appendix C SIA event structure 209 Appendix D Specifications 211 Mechanical 211 Electrical 211 Peripherals current consumption 212 Appendix E Declaration of conformity 213 Compliance and Approvals 213 Appendix F Parts list 215 Appendix G Peripherals 217 MK8 Keypad 217 RF Portal 220 RIO wired zone output expander 223 GSM GPRS module IB2 225 GSM GPRS Set up 227 Network Setup 227 Fault...

Page 7: ...Galaxy Flex Installer Manual 7 MAX 4 reader 237 Power Supply Unit and Power RIO 241 Audio interface module 245 Door control module 248 Image verification 253 Appendix H Resistance tables 255 Index 257 ...

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Page 9: ...in an ABS plastic housing with swing down lid that is designed for wall mounting The housing is available in two sizes M 10 Ah capacity and L 17 Ah capacity and can accommodate the following optional modules GSM GPRS module Ethernet module fitted in a peripheral slot RF Portal for use with RF detectors and devices Figure 1 Flex panel internal layout ...

Page 10: ...his remove the 2 pin 680Ω line terminal link close to the battery connector Figure 3 and fit an EOL resistor to each end of the data bus When there are two or more Intellibus spurs that exceed 100 m fit 120Ω EOL resistors to the ends of the two longest spurs and remove the 120Ω line terminal link close the Intellibus connector on the panel Figure 3 The Intellibus can have up to 4 cable runs from t...

Page 11: ...r 2A 1A or 2A PSTN on board Yes Yes Yes USB port on board Yes Yes Yes User Codes 25 50 98 Groups 3 4 8 Event Log 500 500 1000 Access Log 500 500 1000 Schedules timers 2 4 10 GSM GPRS module Optional Optional Optional Ethernet module Optional Optional Optional Keypads 4 4 8 Keyprox 4 4 8 Audio interface Optional Optional Optional TouchCenter 1 1 1 RIO Power RIO 1 5 11 RF Portals C079 2 8 8 8 Door C...

Page 12: ...PCB layout and connections Galaxy Flex Installer Manual 12 PCB layout and connections Figure 3 shows the control panel PCB layout and detailed connection information Figure 3 PCB layout and connection ...

Page 13: ... one or more external RF Portals on the data bus If required plan groups Groups are completely independent sub systems and are also known as wards partitions or areas The system can be split into a maximum of 8 groups that can be programmed to operate independently from each other Install the panel and a keypad 1 Mount the panel to the wall using the mounting holes shown Ensure the lid can be open...

Page 14: ...e distribution board not exceeding 6 A If this method is used fit an isolation switch near to the unit to allow disconnection when necessary General Safety The power supply is supplied with a standard plug In the UK if you need to change the fuse in this plug use a 3 A fuse to BS1362 Always refit the plastic fuse carrier when replacing the fuse Units supplied with a European plug do not have a fus...

Page 15: ...ther M or L version panel 2 Plug the power supply d c output into the pcb 3 Connect the L N and E wires of the PSU a c input cable to L N and E respectively on the terminal block 4 Connect the other side of the terminal block via a mains cable to a fused a c outlet Ensure that the L N and E wires of the cable are connected respectively to the L N and E terminals at each end ...

Page 16: ...d reader RF Portal Wireless interface module RIO Expander for wired inputs and outputs GSM Module Wireless remote communication interface Ethernet Module Internet communication module TouchCenter Touch screen display keypad MAX reader Self contained door control with proximity card reader Power RIO Remote auxiliary power supply with diagnostic reporting Audio Interface Module 2 way voice module fo...

Page 17: ... and 8041 Note RIO 100 and 101 are the fixed on board RIO addresses Address on board zones as follows Zone Address Zone Address 1 1001 Final 7 1013 Intruder 2 1002 Exit 8 1014 Intruder 3 1003 Intruder 9 1015 Intruder 4 1004 Intruder 10 1016 Intruder 5 1011 Intruder 11 1017 Intruder 6 1012 Intruder 12 1018 Intruder If required use the Descriptor menu 52 ent 2 ent to name your zones Zone configurati...

Page 18: ...rs to zone terminals according to the following diagram Additional zone configuration information Zones can be programmed with different resistance ranges or for normally closed N C loops for zone status activation see Zone Resistance 51 46 and Appendix H If a detector has separate fault and mask indications use the wiring shown in Figure 4 Figure 4 Option 12 Double balanced 1k fault mask monitori...

Page 19: ...hing operation ensure that the modifier is used when programming the Keyswitch function in zone programming menu 52 1 x 1 See the Keyswitch zone function in menu 52 for full details of the configuration options Wire terminator buttons Zones programmed as Push Set terminator buttons can be open going closed 2 kΩ to 1 kΩ or closed going open 1 kΩ to 2 kΩ The first activation of the terminator button...

Page 20: ...be Open collector switched negative Connect load between OP2 and 12 V 3 99 Exit Entry E E horn AC audio to drive an internal loudspeaker Connect load 8 32 Ω between OP3 and 12 V If required use the Program Outputs menu 53 ent to modify the default settings Figure 8 A typical application Secure the tamper circuits 1 If an external siren bell warning device is fitted connect the tamper return line f...

Page 21: ...NG There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions 1 Connect the battery as shown Control panel Battery BAT ve terminal BAT ve terminal 2 Connect mains power to the panel Initial programming For instructions on how to use the keypad see Keypad KeyProx operation on page 218 After power is applied wait 1 minute and ...

Page 22: ... the system automatically recognises any additional peripheral devices you add to the system Install peripheral devices Peripheral data buses The panel has the following data buses RS485 bus this is used for all peripheral devices except cameras and communications modules Intellibus this is used for cameras and communication modules only The Intellibus operates at a higher speed which is required ...

Page 23: ...100 m Cat5 5e 1000 m 1000 m 100 m Belden 8243 500 m 500 m 100 m RS485 Maximum distance of D Cable type Config A Config B Config C Alarm cable 100 m 100 m Do not use Cat5 5e 1000 m 1000 m Do not use Belden 8243 1000 m 1000 m Do not use Device Device Panel D End Of Line Resistor fitted Device Device Device Panel End Of Line Resistor fitted Device D D Longest cable from panel E Second longest cable D...

Page 24: ...ly see Figure 9 Note Do not connect power supplies in parallel Do not connect 12 V terminals between the control panel and remote power supplies However connect the 0 V negatives of all power supplies at a common reference point Figure 9 Connecting a PSU to power peripherals Camera PIR power supply considerations Maintaining voltage is especially important for camera PIRs because of their signific...

Page 25: ...e address on each device The address on most devices is set by either jumpers or a rotary switch Note that a Keyprox will assume the address of both a keypad and a MAX reader Care must be taken not to duplicate addresses when a MAX reader and Keyprox are both installed Peripheral Valid addresses Mk8 Keypad 0 7 Mk8 Keyprox 0 7 TouchCenter 0 2 RIO PSU 2 12 DCM Reader 0 3 MAX 0 7 RF Portal 0 15 2 Con...

Page 26: ...mera PIRs have an on board jumper activated EOL resistor if required 4 When using two or more spurs with EOL resistors fitted remove the line terminator link next to the Intellibus connector on the panel PCB see PCB layout and connections on page 12 5 Apply power to the system and after configuration go to menu option 72 and start the auto learn mode 6 Fit each Camera PIR to its bracket in sequenc...

Page 27: ... identification Device Module ID Keypad PSTN on board Com 1 50 Ethernet module Com 4 52 GSM Com 5 55 GPRS module Com 5 56 USB port Com 6 51 System zone addresses ID Text Description 0001 CU BAT Control panel Stand by battery low voltage 0002 CU AC Control panel AC supply failure 0003 LID Control panel box tamper lid or wall location 0004 AUX Bell Siren tamper T terminal ...

Page 28: ...e panel provides a confirming beep when each device is successfully learned If the signal strength is less than 3 10 the message signal strength too low is displayed for 2 seconds 4 If the RF device does not learn remove the battery short circuit the battery terminals replace the battery and repeat the above procedure 5 Repeat the procedure from step 3 for each wireless device Note Check individua...

Page 29: ...nt enable to allow users to program the Panic Alert function of wireless keyfobs Program zones 52 ent Zone Address Function 01 ent assign zone function Descriptor 02 ent name a zone up to 16 characters Part 05 ent zone included in a part or night setting option Omit 04 ent zone omitted when using an omit function Chime 03 ent opened zones cause momentary chime when system unset Group 10 ent assign...

Page 30: ...rigger events or channels to enable Set account number Set phone number IP addresses Set up autotest frequency Perform an engineer test Timers 65 ent Weekly Schedule 1 ent assign schedules to required functions Autoset groups 3 ent select a schedule for each group Timer Outputs 2 ent enable timers and assign weekly schedules Users and access templates If full time controlled access control is requ...

Page 31: ...te Servicing Suite Software 2 Ensure the USB Comm port is set up according to the software instructions 3 Create a new site in the RSS software database 4 In the site setup select Direct Connection and then select the USB comm port 5 Select Dial and the software connects to the control panel No settings need to be altered on the control panel Connection to a remote service computer Follow this pro...

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Page 33: ... for 20 minutes the test will stop automatically 3 To end the test press esc Walk test results To view the results of your walk test select Display Log 22 ent Test outputs Outputs are tested by function for example Bells or Strobe 1 Select Outputs 32 ent 01 Bells is displayed on the keypad 2 Press A or B to move to the output you wish to test or type its number 3 Press ent to test the selected out...

Page 34: ...ess A Yes and then follow any further prompts to start the test 4 Activate the selected zones and check for the correct response To end the test Unset the system Program codes Modify PIN 42 ent 1 ent 1 ent change user PIN codes Modify level 42 ent 1 ent 2 ent control the options a user can access Modify name 42 ent 1 ent 3 ent name the user Modify groups 42 ent 1 ent 5 ent control which groups the...

Page 35: ...iew or access options for which they are not authorized This includes options in the Quick Menu Note Menu options 51 to 72 Engineer 1 Engineer 2 and Engineer 3 can be assigned additional access to user type 3 to 6 by the engineer To access the menus 1 On a keypad enter your user code 2 Press ent You will now have access to one of the menu structures outlined below If you are using an engineer code...

Page 36: ...rced Set 15 Chime 16 Instant Set 17 Silent Part 18 Home Set 19 All Set 21 Display Zones 22 Display Log 23 System 24 Print 25 Access Doors 31 Walk Test 32 Outputs 41 Time Date 42 Codes 43 Summer 44 Trace 45 Timer Control 46 Group Omit 47 Remote Access 48 Eng Access 51 Parameters 52 Program Zones 53 Program Outputs 54 Links 55 Soak 56 Communication 57 System Print 58 Keypad 59 Quick Menu 61 Diagnost...

Page 37: ... and 70 ENGINEER 3 If you are setting up and programming a control panel prior to handover use the following procedure to access engineering mode To enter Engineer Mode 1 Enter the default manager code and then press ent 2 Press 48 ent 1 ent 1 ent 1 ent to enable Engineer Mode You have 5 minutes to carry out the next step 3 Press esc repeatedly to return to the Honeywell banner 4 Enter the default...

Page 38: ...played to allow investigation Open zones are not displayed That it is communicating with all of the attached modules If any modules are missing the system prompts the engineer to press to remove them If the engineer does not remove the missing modules the escape procedure is aborted That data bus communication is working If communication with any module is less than 100 successful a warning is pro...

Page 39: ...one is open S flashing selected for setting S steady already set Group is not available to the user Pressing a group number toggles the R ready to an S set flashing If groups are not enabled or your user code does not have group choice the setting procedure starts immediately The exit time countdown is displayed At the end of the exit time or when the setting procedure is terminated by a final or ...

Page 40: ...all of the groups assigned to your code are instantly unset If you have group choice only the group that the final or entry zone is assigned to is unset all of the other groups remain set The system displays the set status of the remaining groups and prompts for the required groups to be unset To unset the required groups press the relevant number keys the S changes to flashing U and then press en...

Page 41: ... to activate the card function If the card user has a keypad assigned the function is shown at the assigned keypad If the card user has no keypad assigned then all keypads in the group assigned to the card user display Press any Key If a key is pressed the keypad containing the key to be pressed shows the card held function If no keys are pressed all keypads in the group s allocated to the card sh...

Page 42: ...ype of alarm and level of reset required To reset the panel Enter a valid user code assigned to the group that has alarmed Reset levels can be programmed using System 51 6 Tamper Reset 51 7 PA Reset 51 22 Reset Levels 51 65 Note If a tamper alarm has activated zone or module the system cannot be reset until the tamper condition is restored The next time you attempt to set the system if any of the ...

Page 43: ...on is individually displayed and overridden Pressing ent omits the condition for one set period only Pressing esc returns to the previous banner When setting the system with an overridden fault or tamper condition the display indicates the overridden function in place of the set mode by showing the omit message as detailed in the omit menu function The Override condition is logged and will last fo...

Page 44: ...res Galaxy Flex Installer Manual 44 Note The Show Status indicates the set conditions of groups when the system is set keypad blank or unset normal banner Show Status does not operate while engineer mode is accessed ...

Page 45: ...ing Outputs programmed as Entry Exit Horn begin to pulse rapidly during the last 25 of the programmed exit time System set indication At the end of the exit time the entry exit horns become silent for six seconds This allows the door to be locked and secured and gives the detectors time to settle before the system finally sets Two long tones are emitted to confirm that the system has set If all gr...

Page 46: ... allow time for the user to abort the remote signalling The Abort Time parameter can also be programmed so that an Intruder alarm is activated when the entry time expires or a zone is activated but entry of any valid code cancels the alarm and deactivates the Intruder outputs without the need for a system reset Abort setting message Zones that are open or opened during the exit period are indicate...

Page 47: ...Auto cb 0 normal SMS message structure The SMS message sent to the panel must follow the following structure USER_PIN Space Command To use the RSS Call back command the PIN must be the Remote User PIN Note that for Group systems multiple set unset commands can be sent one for each group The I command is used where the status of that group should not be changed Example request system status 1234 Ex...

Page 48: ...ng routine On returning to the banner normal or engineer the keypad displays the message ZONES OMITTED Outputs programmed as Zone Omit mode programmed as reflex are activated as soon as the zone is omitted and remain active until the zone is reinstated Manually reintroduce omitted zones Select the OMIT ZONES option Select the omitted zone to be reinstated and then press to toggle the omit status o...

Page 49: ...n The B key can be reprogrammed by the engineer to perform another function or to start the part setting routine without a code being entered Forced Set 14 Option not available Chime 15 Quick Menu 1 The Chime option allows the user to switch the chime facility on and off 1 On 2 Off Any zones that have the chime attribute enabled refer to Program Zones 52 momentarily operate entry exit horns when o...

Page 50: ...oice is offered The groups that are set when this option is selected are set by the keypad group restriction refer to Keypad Groups 58 9 If there is no keypad group restriction then all of the groups assigned to the user are set as long as there is at least one common group assigned to the keypad If there is a group restriction on the setting keypad then only the groups that are common to both the...

Page 51: ...l strength and the address of the RF Portal with which it is communicating is displayed Press to get a printout of all the zones Press esc to abort the printout Note A printer must be connected to the panel via a printer interface module Display Log 22 Quick Menu 3 Use this option to view the event log Flex panels can store 1000 events The alarm log uses a FIFO First In First Out method to log and...

Page 52: ...mation is displayed Press while viewing the log to see additional information about certain event types User events reveal the keypad user type and user group involved in the event Alarm events reveal the zone descriptor if programmed Walk tested RF zones reveal the measured signal strength of each RF device REM CALL event displays the Remote Station ID for the Remote Servicing Software which has ...

Page 53: ...em is set or unset by pressing and simultaneously Version of software in panel RIOs fitted includes the on board RIOs Codes used include the manager engineer and remote codes The number of keypads on the system The number of Comms Modules on the system Printer 0 1 Printer Interface Module The number of RF Portals on the system The number of MAX Modules on the system The number of wired Camera PIRs...

Page 54: ...splay the event log information relating to access control events The access event log can be filtered using the following options View All 25 1 Use this option to display all events in the access log Note If Access Mode has not been enabled refer to Access Mode 69 1 the message No Entries is displayed on entering this option User 25 2 Use this option to show all events for the selected user Manag...

Page 55: ...21 MAX TAGS Yes Yes Invalid Card Card presented has not been programmed onto system DD 422 MAX TAGS Yes No Card Rejected Valid card presented but rejected for some reason DK 422 MAX TAGS Yes Yes Access log information The access log contains one of these reasons for the door not operating Not Grp Match Reject Grp Set Illegal Time The access log also shows user information Press to view the reason ...

Page 56: ...ser 020 name Albert at 13 48 would be 13 48 Valid USR 020 Albert M30 MAX Log The Flex 100 system has a 1000 event log for recording MAX activations This log is shared by all readers on the system and operates on a FIFO First In First Out basis when full To display the events in the MAX log select Access Doors 25 select the required MAX address and then press ent The first event that occurred on th...

Page 57: ...d and remain active throughout the test If all zones are non omittable NO ENTRIES is displayed Activate silent test on selected zones 31 2 1 2 Activate audible test on selected zones 31 2 2 2 Use these options to select specific zones to test 1 Navigate to a zone you want to test use A or B or type a zone number Note Each camera device on the system is allocated one of these addresses 8001 8011 80...

Page 58: ...urn to the walk test press again Note RF zones also record the signal strength in reduced gain mode End the walk test To end the walk test press esc The test ends automatically if no zones are activated for 20 minutes To view the results of the test access the event log refer to Display Log 22 The start of the walk test is indicated by the WALK TEST message Each tested zone is recorded the activat...

Page 59: ...time must be a valid four digit number in 24 hour format hh mm Your entry if valid is accepted immediately and the selection screen is displayed The date must be a valid 6 digit number in day month and year format dd mm yy Your entry if valid is accepted immediately and the selection screen is displayed Note The time and date can be modified when groups are set Adjusting the clock speed You can va...

Page 60: ... 2 Test Batch 3 Delete Batch 4 Batch Start 5 Batch End 6 Batch DCM Rdr 7 Template User 3 RF Batch Learn 4 User Notify 1 PSTN 1 Mobile No 1 2 Mobile No 2 3 Mobile No 3 2 GSM 1 Mobile No 1 2 Mobile No 2 3 Mobile No 3 Use the Codes option to assign modify and delete the codes that allow users to operate and access the system The Codes option is divided into two sub menus User Codes sub divided into 1...

Page 61: ...the full menu To access the quick menu remove the assigned to the manager in the Modify Level option Guard Patrol Code One user code can be reserved as a Guard Patrol code This has the same level of access to the system as a Manager code except it has no access to menu 42 for any user administration The Patrol code can only be programmed by the installer Programming Codes Users can modify their ow...

Page 62: ...nd then type the new or modified PIN 2 When the correct PIN has been entered press ent If a MAX No has been previously assigned the display will prompt delete MAX No A YES B NO and return to the previous menu level Authorized manager access To delete a PIN 1 Press 2 Press ent A hollow box is displayed on the top line of the screen To assign a dual code Press while the Modify PIN option is selected...

Page 63: ... a assigned to the number then any card held function will only work in conjunction with the PIN from the same user provided that the PIN has a assigned also The Dual function works in either order but if you enter the PIN first you have setting access only and not menu access If you present the card first you have setting access and menu access see Codes 42 for programming Modify Level 42 1 User ...

Page 64: ... to the monitoring station to indicate a user has been forced to operate the system under duress Any user on the system can be designated as a Duress Code There is no limit to the number of users that can be assigned as Duress Codes To assign a Duress Code In the Modify Level option press The current user code is assigned as a Duress Code To assign a User Code as duress Enable the Duress User 51 7...

Page 65: ...ing and unsetting The PIN code only operates during the OFF period of an assigned weekly schedule that is created in option 65 1 If a user attempts to use his PIN code during the ON periods of his assigned schedule then an illegal code event is logged and any outputs programmed as illegal code are activated Setting this option to 00 None means that PIN codes are always operational Note This option...

Page 66: ...s 42 can only assign the groups that have been assigned to their user code A user who does not have access to group 4 cannot assign group 4 to another user code Card Number 42 1 User code 6 Card Number contains one of the following numbers the serial number from an access control card the serial number etched onto the card fob tag the decrypted code of cards tags self learned into the system for u...

Page 67: ...played 2 Use A or B to select the required keypad 3 Press ent to accept the selection Note The address of the keypad that is currently being used is indicated by a black square flashing over the first digit of the keypad address Card Held Operation The programmed MAX function is activated when the card fob tag is held continuously in front of the MAX MicroMAX KeyProx reader for 3 seconds If using ...

Page 68: ... and can be programmed to set unset or activate panic alarms or both These options may be limited by certain regional restrictions To register a keyfob 1 Select 1 Learn Fob and then press ent The serial number is shown if a fob has been programmed 2 If you enter the serial number manually select the device type 1 Alpha or 2 V2 3 Press to start the self learn process The message User Awaiting Fob i...

Page 69: ...user number starting from Batch Start It does this for every new tag presented at the DCM assigned in Batch DCM Test Batch 42 2 2 Use this option to check the stored tag number with the tag presented at the Batch DCM It can also be used to go directly to the user programming details that are assigned to the tag presented Delete Batch 42 2 3 Use this option to remove card numbers from enrolment A w...

Page 70: ... Sunday in October 03 00 to 02 00 The start and end dates can be reprogrammed by authorized user codes Press A to modify the start date or press the B key to modify the end date The new date must be a valid four digit number in the day month dd mm format Trace 44 This option records the most recent alarm activation details of system setting and unsetting immediately before and after the alarm acti...

Page 71: ...umber of the group to be displayed The N below the selected group changes to a Y and then press ent If more than one group is selected or the user does not have group choice then the trace for the group with the most recent alarm activation is displayed ...

Page 72: ... 2 Weekly02 G Each one of these menu options 3 Weekly03 has the same sub menus options as 1 Weekly01 4 Weekly04 H 4 Late Work 5 Weekend Work 6 Acc Template View Weekly Schedule 45 1 1 Use this option to view the weekly schedules programmed in the Weekly Schedule 65 1 option View Timer Outputs 45 1 2 Use this option to view the Timer A and Timer B outputs with on off times allocated in the Timer Ou...

Page 73: ...ns can be authorized by entry of a valid code during the subsequent autoset pre warning periods Weekend Work 45 5 The Weekend Work option allows a valid user code to authorize the system to unset at the weekend Access Template 45 6 An access template defines when and where a user is allowed access For each access template a schedule is given to each group area to define when access to each group i...

Page 74: ... 1 The type 6 user must have group choice to enter Group Omit 2 The zones in the selected groups are omitted from the system as soon as the group is selected and ZONES OMITTED is displayed Omitted zones remain omitted for one set period only or until they are manually reinstated to the system Outputs programmed as Zone Omit mode programmed as reflex are activated as soon as the zone is omitted and...

Page 75: ...ack 5 2 GPRS 0 Direct Access 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 3 Ethernet 0 Direct Access 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 2 Configure 0 PSTN 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 1 GSM 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 2 GPRS 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 3 Ethernet 1 Call Back 1 to 5 Call Back 5 4 Auto service 1 Mode 0 Off 1 Timed 2 Instant 3 Confirm 2 Timers 1 Start Time 2 End Time 3 Sync Schedule 000 0 365 ...

Page 76: ...000 0 365 days 2 Advice 1 Code Only 2 Code Notice 3 No Code Notice 7 Service PIN 8 Send Panel ID 1 Name 2 Schedules 9 Delay Time 10 3 10 secs 5 SMS Paging 1 Int Telecoms 1 Mobile No 1 2 Mobile No 2 3 Mobile No 3 2 GSM 1 Mobile No 1 2 Mobile No 2 3 Mobile No 3 Service 47 1 Use this option to control the access mode of the remote servicing package You need type 6 status to use this option PSTN 47 1 ...

Page 77: ...stem prompts for a number to be entered Enter the required telephone number and press ent The panel then dials out to the telephone number entered Note The remote computer being dialled must have remote servicing software installed and the Communication Server must be running Configure 47 2 Use this option to configure the panel from a server Programme System ID 51 15 1 which must match the system...

Page 78: ...connection is made the new panel programming is uploaded to the remote servicing package Auto Service Mode Instant 47 4 1 2 In this mode following modification to panel programming the connection to the remote servicing package is initiated immediately using call back number 1 after you exit engineering mode Once the connection is made the new programming is uploaded to the remote servicing packag...

Page 79: ...eout period that terminates a remote connection after the programmed period of activity The range is 0 to 60 minutes and the default timeout period is 10 minutes After termination the panel records in the event log the message REM ABORT to indicate that the connection was unexpectedly terminated Conn Retry Interval 47 4 4 1 Use this option to program the dial attempts from 0 to 60 minutes The defa...

Page 80: ...vice PIN code with or without a notification message There are three options The default value for each is disabled 1 Code Only Entry of a Service PIN code automatically initiates a remote servicing connection to call back number 1 The Service PIN code can only be modified by remote users When the Service PIN code is entered it resets any scheduled connection timers 2 Code Notice Enables the remot...

Page 81: ...4 6 1 option is greater than 0 and when the Code Only 47 4 6 2 1 option is enabled Delay Time 47 4 9 This is the time that the panel delays for incoming information from the remote servicing package The delay time can be set from 3 to 10 seconds The default is 10 seconds ...

Page 82: ... and hold esc to return to the banner This provides a five minute period during which the engineer can access engineering mode without causing a tamper alarm Once in engineering mode there is no time limit on the access period User authorization is limited to one visit only When you return the system to user mode the authorization is still valid for five minutes After this time it must be granted ...

Page 83: ...se the values assigned to the parameter Press ent to accept a new value and return to the previous menu level Any parameters that differ from this procedure are indicated in the following paragraphs Assigning Parameters to Groups Some parameters allow separate values to be assigned to system groups If groups have been enabled the relevant parameters prompt for a group to be selected When selected ...

Page 84: ...not available 17 Restart not available 71 MF BL Enable not available 18 Stop Set not available 72 Max Alm Cause not available 19 Part Alarm 73 Guard Unset not available 20 Power Delay 76 MAX LEDs Off not available 21 Reset Mgr not available 77 Duress User not available 22 PA reset 78 Entry Time 2 24 Exit Alarm 79 Camera PIR not available 27 cct Debounce not available 80 Simple Set not available 28...

Page 85: ...ime 51 03 The abort function delays the activation of a full intruder alarm condition following an entry alarm This parameter has 2 sub options Abort Time 51 03 1 Range 0 to 300 seconds You can assign a different value to each group The abort time is initiated Whenever a zone that is not on the entry route Final Entry and Exit zones is activated for example when a user strays from the entry route ...

Page 86: ...me If the system is unset during the entry time or abort time no alarm condition is signalled Adding alters the standard operation so that if a user strays from the entry route within the entry time the abort timer will start immediately The intruder alarm will be signalled at the end of the abort timer as long as the entry time has expired A 2nd intruder activation after the entry time will overr...

Page 87: ... 300 seconds Use 000 seconds to set the Entry Time to infinity You can assign a different value to each group Note A assigned to a Final zone doubles the programmed Entry Time of the group to which it is allocated System Reset 51 06 Use this option to select the user type that can reset the system following an intruder alarm A remote code can also change this option The default type is 3 and the r...

Page 88: ...zone circuit including the tamper facility is omitted Refer to Program Zones 52 for details on enabling the zone omit attribute Note If an open zone is not omittable then the system will not re arm unless parameter 09 Omit All is set to 2 Omit All 51 09 This option determines if activated zones can be omitted at re arm as described above 0 Disabled 1 Omit All Omits any omittable zones that are ope...

Page 89: ...d B can be used to scroll through alphabet characters or words 001 538 select alphabet character or words from the library using a number code ent positions selected characters words esc accepts the programming and returns to the previous level The banner is displayed when the system is in the normal mode set unset PA Delay 51 13 Use this option to set the delay between the activation of a PA Dela...

Page 90: ... Note Change default settings before programming in Soak 55 Restart 51 17 1 Use this option to re configure the system without the need to remove and reconnect the power The system displays WARNING ent RESET SYSTEM Press ent to reconfigure the system The keypad display becomes blank for a few seconds then displays the message Configuring Please Wait When configuration is complete the banner return...

Page 91: ... setting Part Alarm 51 19 Use this parameter to enable the Bells and Strobe outputs to activate if an alarm condition occurs when the system is part set Select 1 to enable and 0 the disable Note The Horn Entry Exit and Intruder outputs are not affected by this parameter You can assign a different value to each group Power Delay 51 20 Use this parameter to delay activation of the AC Fail signal fol...

Page 92: ...m parameter is enabled any zone that is open when the Autoset begins at the end of the pre warning period causes an immediate full alarm condition to be activated If the Exit Alarm parameter is disabled any zone open when the Autoset begins at the end of the pre warning period results in an urgent bleeping from the entry exit horns If the open zones are not closed by the end the time assigned in p...

Page 93: ...n the period between activations The Video parameter is programmable within the range 1 to 9 activations and the default value is 2 The video output occurs on every activation but a full alarm does not occur until the programmed number of activations is reached The Video zones activation counter is reset when the system is unset Note The activations of the Video zones are cumulative the counter is...

Page 94: ...e setting period to expire You can assign a different value to each group Weekend Work 51 41 Use this parameter to enable or disable the Weekend Work 45 5 option If the parameter is set to 0 disabled default setting the message Option not available is displayed on selecting Weekend Work 45 5 Timer Access 51 43 If enabled a type 6 user can change all the Weekly Schedule information name status even...

Page 95: ... zone resistance range used by every zone on the system Each zone on the system can be further customised to a specific preset by using the Resistance Select 52 9 option Set Confirm 51 47 Use this option to cause the system to emit a short double beep when the system group has set There are three options 0 Off No indication 1 Alert on Set A double beep when the system has set 2 Alert on Comm A dou...

Page 96: ...em before you enable this option Similarly disable this option before you disconnect a trigger module from the system When this option is enabled outputs 1001 and 1002 on the panel are converted to operate as control lines for the trigger module and cannot be used as outputs directly Outputs 1001 and 1002 are transferred to the trigger module Use Program Outputs 53 to programme the function of tri...

Page 97: ...ed Time out will contribute PD6662 2010 HU Confirm 51 55 5 Use this option to define if a confirmed Hold up alarm condition should be generated from two separate Panic or hold up zone types 0 Disabled Confirmed Hold up condition will not be generated 1 Enabled Confirmed Hold up condition will be generated HU Time 51 55 6 Use this option to define the maximum time window between two separate panic ...

Page 98: ...Use this option to enable a user to program the Panic Alert function of a wireless keyfob Note In some locations the Panic Alert function may not be permissible RF Supervision 51 60 3 1 Silent Alarm Stop supervision alarms from activating sounders when set 2 Debounce Extends the normal 2 hour delay for supervision by a further 24 hours RF Bat Delay 51 60 4 Use this option to give a warning at the ...

Page 99: ...erent combinations of check criteria are available for each zone Each criteria type can be programmed to check the number of days the set unset cycles or both The default value is both 1 Mode The mode can be set to one of three options Max Period Max Unsets or Either 2 MAX Period The time period that zone activity is checked can be set to between 1 and 28 days The default is 14 days 3 MAX Unsets T...

Page 100: ... 51 07 Tamper Reset and 51 22 PA Reset If the parameter reset level is changed at 51 65 it is reflected at 51 06 51 07 and 51 22 Min PIN Size 51 66 Use this option to set the minimum size of each user code This can be set from four to six digits The default is four digits 51 67 Not used Line Fail 51 68 Use this option to program the period between the panel being alerted by a communication module ...

Page 101: ...t 51 73 Enable this option to allow a type 1 user code to unset the system if an alarm has occurred This gives the type 1 user 60 minutes to check for the cause of the alarm and set the system Once the system is set the type 1 user can no longer unset it MAX LEDs off 51 76 0 Disabled LEDs are on regardless of group set state 1 Enabled Turns the MAX LEDs off in the set state on a MAX4 LED 1 remains...

Page 102: ...t and connection use this option to define which mode of operation the Option Module will follow The setting chosen must match the jumper switches settings on the module There are two settings 1 Relay Works as a single pole 2 way relay extension of output 3 2 Siren Works as a monitored 2 wire siren circuit Output 3 Mode 51 82 Use this option to set the mode of output 3 on the control panel output ...

Page 103: ...er The default is disabled Auto Reset 51 86 When this option is enabled the panel forces a reset 30 seconds after an alarm is cancelled by a user Omit Signal 51 87 Use this option to control the transmission of omit events via reporting 0 Disabled No omits are signalled 1 Auto Only signals automatically generated omits only e g auosets or rearms 2 All Events Signals automatically and manually gene...

Page 104: ... on the displayed There are two options 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Log IPCheck 51 91 Use this option to define if the low level polling on the Ethernet and GPRS module should be logged in the diagnostic log when a message fails to be acknowledged 0 Disabled 1 Enabled This function can only be used if the system is set up to require acknowledgements from the receiver 56 3 3 7 2 or 56 3 2 2 4 2 ...

Page 105: ...ion 1 Function Assign zone type 2 Descriptor 16 character max alpha numeric description 3 Chime Momentary chime effect if zone opened while unset enabled 4 Omit Zone can be omitted enabled 5 Part Zone included in part or night setting of system enabled 6 Resp Time Modify circuit debounce time 7 Custom SIA Select SIA event 8 Activity Mon Selects criteria for zone activity checking 9 Res Select Sele...

Page 106: ...ample enter 19 to display zone function 19 FIRE For zone function details see Zone Function menu on page 111 and subsequent pages Once the required zone function is displayed press ent to assign it to the zone 2 Descriptor Use this attribute to add an alpha numeric descriptor of up to 16 characters to a zone You can use the inbuilt character set and or library options When you enter the attribute ...

Page 107: ...to toggle the status of the Omit attribute and then press ent to accept the programming 5 Part This option has two sub menus to define if the zone is included in the Part and Night set modes 1 Part Set 2 Night Set Both are programmed in the same way Disable the Part attribute to ensure the zone is excluded from the setting procedure when either the part or night setting sub options are used to set...

Page 108: ...ency Restoral QA QR QB QU QT QJ BX TA 13 RO C Relay Relay Open Relay Closed RO RC BB BU BT BJ BX TA 14 SA R Sprinklr Sprinkler Alarm Sprinkler Restoral SA SR SB SU ST SJ BX TA 15 TA R Tamper Tamper Alarm Tamper Restoral TA TR TB TU BT BJ TX TA 16 WA R Water Water Alarm Water Restoral WA WR WB WU WT WJ BX TA 17 YT R Battery Battery Alarm Battery Restoral YT YR BB BU BT BJ BX TA 18 ZA R Freezer Free...

Page 109: ...ones If the star group feature is assigned a zone programmed as Final Secure Final Part Final or Push Set then closing the zone when setting multiple groups terminates the setting procedure for all groups assigned to the zone Refer to the zone functions for further information on the operation of this feature Exit Zones The star group feature can be assigned to a zone programmed as Exit This allow...

Page 110: ...located is displayed followed by the zone details If the detector is a multi loop device the 2 Loop No option is displayed Enter the loop number Note If the RF device does not learn remove the battery short circuit the battery terminals replace the battery and repeat the above procedure 2 Loop No If the wireless device has multiple inputs loops use this option to enter a loop number from 1 to 6 or...

Page 111: ...first detector and activate the tamper switch The serial number of the detector is recorded and displayed for 2 seconds The panel provides a confirming beep when each wireless detector is successfully learned If the signal strength is less than 3 10 the message Signal strength too low is displayed for 2 seconds 3 Repeat step 2 on all the remaining wireless detectors in turn Camera Zones 52 4 Use t...

Page 112: ...during the exit time is reported on the keypad as an open zone the entry exit horns bleep rapidly to indicate that the zone is open Note The Exit zone can be assigned to multiple groups by pressing when assigning a group to the zone This allows an Exit zone to be activated in a group which is not currently being unset without activating an Intruder alarm Refer to the Star Group Function 03 Intrude...

Page 113: ...a Push Set zone can be extended to terminate the setting of multiple groups by pressing when assigning a group to the zone Refer to the Star Group Function 09 Keyswitch Use the Keyswitch function to use a zone as an on off switch for the system or assigned groups Operating a Keyswitch zone when the system is unset starts the timed full setting routine and the exit time is applied The system sets w...

Page 114: ... an alarm activation Note The activated zones are not displayed on the keypad when a Keyswitch is used to reset the alarm 10 Secure Final This zone has dual functionality When the system is setting set or unsetting operation is identical to the Final zone function When the system is unset operation is identical to the Security zone function Pressing when programming a Secure Final zone doubles the...

Page 115: ...tion and restoral of PA Silent zones is recorded in the event log Notes 1 At the time of setting any PA Silent zones that are currently open are reported to the user 2 Engineer mode cannot be exited if a PA Silent zone is open 15 PA Delay The PA Delay function is identical to the PA function with the exception that the PA output activation can be delayed for up to 60 seconds and is set with the PA...

Page 116: ...o consecutively addressed zones programmed as Beam Pair are open in the set condition Activation is identical to the Intruder function The system cannot set if a single Beam Pair is open Note Beam Pair zones must be consecutively addressed For example valid Beam Pair addresses are 1036 and 1037 1018 and 1031 in this case RIO 102 has not been connected therefore zone 1031 is the next address to 101...

Page 117: ...ted when any Video zone in the group activates The count is reset to zero when the group is unset 29 Video Exit This function is identical to the Video function with the exception that the user can activate the zone during setting and unsetting without incrementing the Video activations count The Video output is not activated during setting and unsetting 32 Set Log This function is identical to th...

Page 118: ...e assigns a high priority to a zone in the event of an intruder alarm The event is logged as high priority in the event log 43 PSU Fault This zone type triggers a general fault output and logs a PSU fault in the event log The fault is signalled to the ARC as YP when using SIA format and 314 when using CID format 44 Fault This zone type triggers a general fault output and logs a fault in the event ...

Page 119: ...ign groups to the output Note Groups only appear if the Group option is enabled refer to Groups 63 1 Table 6 Output Attributes Selecting Outputs RIO Outputs When you enter the option the first output on the system is displayed with the output address and function on the top line and the polarity and assigned groups on the bottom line Use A or B to scroll through the outputs or enter the address of...

Page 120: ...ayed press ent to assign it to the output 2 Output Mode Each output function defaults to a specific logical output mode However the output mode of each function can be modified to meet special requirements when reprogrammed the new mode applies to all outputs assigned to that function The output modes are 1 Latch the output remains active until a valid code is entered 2 Reflex the output follows t...

Page 121: ...en enabled on the system refer to Options 63 Use this attribute to assign the output to groups on the system An output can be assigned to more than one group All outputs default to all groups on the system When you select the attribute the groups that the output is currently assigned to are displayed Press the relevant number keys to toggle the status of the group and press ent If the group number...

Page 122: ...tom line as well as the current Status Press the relevant number to toggle the status of the groups and then press ent to accept the programming The available group status conditions are S Set group must be set to allow output to activate U Unset group must be unset to allow output to activate Set or unset output activation is independent of the group status ...

Page 123: ...lay A A A T A 16 PA Delay Silent A T A 18 Spare T 19 Fire A A T 20 Tamper S S S A A 22 Beam Pair S S S T A 23 Battery Low T U 24 Line Fail T 25 AC Fail T A 26 Log T A 28 Video S S S T A 29 Video Exit S S S T A 32 Set Log T 33 Custom A T 34 Custom B T 39 Keyswitch Reset T X 40 Bell fail 41 Intr Low S S S T A 42 Intr High S S S T A 43 PSU Fault T 44 Fault T 45 Entry 2 S S S T A 53 Monitor Key S Acti...

Page 124: ...A 20 Tamper A A S S 22 Beam Pair S SXE S S 23 Battery Low 24 Line Fail U A 25 AC Fail 26 Log 28 Video S SXE S S S 29 Video Exit S SXE S S S 32 Set Log 33 Custom A 34 Custom B 39 Keyswitch Reset 40 Bell fail 41 Intr Low S SXE S S S 42 Intr High S SXE S S S 43 PSU Fault 44 Fault 45 Entry 2 S SXE S S 53 Monitor Key S Activates when system is Set Activation dependant on system programming P Activates ...

Page 125: ...O A 20 Tamper O A 22 Beam Pair O 23 Battery Low O 24 Line Fail O 25 AC Fail O 26 Log O 28 Video O S 29 Video Exit O S 32 Set Log O 33 Custom A O 34 Custom B O 39 Keyswitch Reset O 40 Bell Fail 41 Intr Low O S 42 Intr High O S 43 PSU Fault O 44 Fault O 45 Entry 2 O S 53 Monitor Key S Activates when system is Set Activation dependant on system programming P Activates when system is Part Set X Activa...

Page 126: ...Low A 24 Line Fail A 25 AC Fail A 26 Log 28 Video 29 Video Exit 32 Set Log 33 Custom A 34 Custom B 39 Keyswitch Reset 40 Bell Fail A A 41 Intr Low 42 Intr High 43 PSU Fault A 44 Fault A 45 Entry 2 53 Monitor Key S Activates when system is Set Activation dependant on system programming P Activates when system is Part Set X Activates during Exit Time U Unset E Activates during Entry Time A Activated...

Page 127: ...is activated whenever a circuit tamper or lid tamper occurs The output is not subject to the Re arm parameter It latches on and remains active until a valid code with the appropriate Tamper Reset level is entered The output is also activated on the first entry of the engineer code when accessing engineer mode Note The Tamper output is not activated when engineer access is authorized by the user 07...

Page 128: ...ed subject to the time entered in 20 Power Delay 15 Battery Low Reflex This output activates whenever the control unit stand by battery falls below 10 5 V or a Battery Low zone is activated It is restored when the voltage rises above 10 5 V or the Battery Low zone is closed 16 Fire Latch This output is activated whenever a Fire zone is activated The output is not subject to the Re arm parameter It...

Page 129: ... must be assigned to the Confirm output to allow activation Cross group confirmation is controlled by the Communications programming in ARC Notify 56 1 If signalling is by DTMF format cross group confirmation occurs on groups that share the same confirm channel In all other signalling formats cross group confirmation occurs on groups that share the same account number Note The Confirm output is us...

Page 130: ...imer A or B outputs are programmed as Latch mode then they can only be reset by a user code with access to all of the groups assigned to the relevant timer 32 Zone Omit Reflex This output is activated by 11 OMIT ZONES or by 54 LINKS as soon as a zone is omitted from the system If the Output Mode attribute is assigned as Reflex default the output remains active until the zone is reinstated Latch th...

Page 131: ...set The default output mode attribute is programmed as pulse for two seconds This can be used to activate a buzzer to notify a user that the system has been unset when using an RF fob 46 Set Late Latch This output is activated if the system has not been set by the programmed Monitor time refer to Status 65 3 1 47 U S Early Latch This output is activated if the system has been unset before the prog...

Page 132: ...o signals including periodic check in signals from a particular detector within the programmed supervision period 68 Bell Fail Reflex This output activates when a bell fail zone causes a fault condition 76 Fault Latch This output activates any time there is a fault condition present on the panel and clears when all the fault conditions have cleared The following fault types activate the fault outp...

Page 133: ...ensors for the duration of the pulse time programming for the output During this time all fire zones on the system will be ignored 83 Confirmed Fire Alarm Latch This output activates when a PIR picks up heat from a fire that has already been signalled by a smoke detector This second activation is used to confirm the fire alarm and a confirm message is sent to the ARC 84 HU Confirm Latch This outpu...

Page 134: ...ress A or B to select the actual link source for example the zone address or the user code number 3 If the source is required to toggle the destination on and off press The source is prefixed by a on the display Note The link destination is activated by the first operation of the source and then deactivated by the second operation 4 Press ent The source of the link is assigned and the keypad promp...

Page 135: ...destination event for example an output pulse On 01 When the MAX is swiped with a card the link is activated When the MAX is swiped a second time the link deactivates f Weekly Schedule Off WK01 On time activates the link Off time deactivates the link On WK01 The first on time activates the link The next on time deactivates the link g RF Fob A single press of the RF Fob button combination activates...

Page 136: ...ivation on any of the selected zones The Soak Time starts when the first zone is put onto soak test Subsequent additions are only tested for the period remaining in the Soak Time Activation of an Exit or Video Exit zone during the Entry Time does not reset the soak test and period To program Soak Zones When you select the Soak option the address and function of the first zone on the system is disp...

Page 137: ... Config 4 Remote service 5 Remote Control 6 Audio 7 Engineer Test ARC Notification This section controls all messages that must be transmitted to an Alarm Receiving Centre ARC The reporting structure can be visualised as follows Each report defines a list of messages that must be transmitted to a remote monitoring station Multiple reports can be defined if required For each report several receiver...

Page 138: ... if no auto configuration is possible c Change any line fail options If back up phone numbers or alternate paths are required in the event of a communications failure programme additional receivers as follows To add additional back up destinations 1 Program one or more additional receivers as described above in menu 56 1 1 2 Specify the order in which the receivers are contacted within each report...

Page 139: ...GPRS that is used in the programmed sequence for the Report Once negotiated the IP Check is sent repeatedly until explicitly disabled using the menu If the connection cannot be re established the system attempts to establish the IP Check via the next IP path in the sequence using that specific module if any If the polling is established to an alternative destination it continues to send out the IP...

Page 140: ... No 2 GSM see PSTN sub menus 3 GPRS 1 Destination Enter IP Address and Port No 2 Format 1 SIA 2 Microtech 3 Autotest 1 Intervals 2 Account No 4 Ethernet see GPRS sub menus 5 USB 1 Format 1 Microtech 2 Autotest see Autotest in PSTN 2 Receiver 2 G 3 Receiver 3 4 Receiver 4 5 Receiver 5 Each one of these menu options has the same sub menus options 6 Receiver 6 as 1 Receiver 1 7 Receiver 7 8 Receiver ...

Page 141: ... Report only 0 Disable 1 Enable 2 Aux 1 G Each one of these menu options has the same 3 Aux 2 sub menu options as 1 ARC above 4 Aux 3 H 5 DTMF 1 Account No 2 Channels 1 8 1 Channel 1 1 Op Function 2 Output Mode 3 Op Polarity 4 Restoral 2 Channel 2 G 3 Channel 3 4 Channel 4 Each one of these menu options 5 Channel 5 has the same sub menu options as 1 Channel 1 above 6 Channel 6 7 Channel 7 8 Channe...

Page 142: ...GSM networks Each transmission reports the state of 8 reporting channels which can be individually configured to report different alarm fault or state conditions Note DTMF reporting is incompatible with other reporting formats and cannot be used within the same reporting sequence A specific reporting sequence is provided for DTMF receivers 56 1 2 5 3 DTMF receivers that are included within the ARC...

Page 143: ... event message For plain test SMS use the SMS programming under the User Notification section instead Autotest 56 1 1 receiver path 3 Autotest 56 1 1 receiver path 2 USB only Use this option to automatically transmit an engineer test to the Monitoring Station at programmed intervals to indicate alarm transmission path integrity 1 Start Time Enter the time the first engineer test is transmitted Sub...

Page 144: ...e receiver programmed in the sequence If that attempt fails the panel try s the next programmed receiver and so on until it successfully reports the alarm or all receivers in the sequence have been attempted In the example above the panel will attempt receiver 1 twice before trying receiver 2 then receiver 3 4 Audio Receiver Use this receiver if the alarm message is to be followed by audio transmi...

Page 145: ... to the trigger you want to enable or disable and then press ent 2 Press 1 to enable or 0 to disable and then press ent AUX 1 Report 56 1 2 2 Use this section to configure an independent sequence of receiver reporting where dual notification is required Programming of Secondary Reporting is identical to ARC Reporting Aux 2 Report 56 1 2 3 Aux 3 Report 56 1 2 4 Use these sections to programme any a...

Page 146: ...s on IP paths are sent much more often and are considered more as a heartbeat poll to determine the presence of the virtual line to the ARC Failure of a heartbeat poll creates a heartbeat fail in the panel which is treated as a line fail condition It may be necessary to create a failure in certain circumstances only when there are multiple IP paths and or destinations as a failure on one alone may...

Page 147: ...No 56 2 1 56 2 2 or 56 2 3 Use these three options to enter three different mobile numbers 22 digits max for message recipients SMS Triggers 56 2 4 event Use this option to setup the trigger information for any of the event types listed in the menu structure above 1 Descriptor If required you can enter an alternate 16 character description of the alarm type to help recipient recognition 2 Mode Tur...

Page 148: ...P Check 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 2 Connection Timeout the default is 15 mins 3 Line Fail 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 4 IP Check Cfg 1 Intervals 2 Acknowledge 3 Network 1 1 PLMN 2 APN 3 Login 4 Password 5 Centre No 6 Connection 1 Continuous 2 Timeout 4 Network 2 G Same sub options as Network 1 without SIM PIN 5 Network 3 H 6 SIM PIN 7 SMS Receipt 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 3 Ethernet 1 DHCP 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 2 I...

Page 149: ... Use this option if you want to send SMS messages and a GPRS module is not fitted 1 Centre ID Enter phone number of the dial up message centre service 2 Protocol Select the protocol required by the dial up message centre service 3 Password Enter a password if required by the dial up message centre service GSM Line fail 56 3 2 1 1 This option monitors the availability of the GSM network If the netw...

Page 150: ...etwork to which the module connects By default this uses the details from the SIM card where available An APN may need to be programmed manually for some networks Note Only enter data in this section if specific configuration is required Up to 3 networks can be specified manually If data for multiple networks is entered the system will attempt to use the best network for connection with priority b...

Page 151: ...dress 56 3 3 2 This must be a unique static IP address The dot separator is automatically added after each sequence of three numbers or it can be manually added by pressing The address is provided by your IT administrator Ethernet Gateway 56 3 3 3 Enter the IP address of the gateway router connected to the Ethernet local area network This information is supplied by your IT administrator Ethernet N...

Page 152: ...ption to control how the remote site is accessed by the Remote operator There are four modes 1 Off Remote Servicing access to the panel is disabled 2 All Unset Access only when all the groups are unset If groups are not enabled access is available at any time 3 Any Set Remote Servicing access will only be granted if any of the groups or the complete system are set 4 Any Time default Access availab...

Page 153: ...hernet 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 2 USB 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 2 SMS Control 0 Disabled 1 Enabled SIA 4 Control 56 5 1 This section controls the ability for Remote software packages to connect the control panel for the purposes of remote control when integrating the system into a wider building management solution SIA Control IP 56 5 1 1 1 Any Address Enable or disable 2 IP Callback Enter up to 5 differen...

Page 154: ...io Module 56 6 2 Use this option to control the audio channels status Select an audio channel to enable or disable The channel is in a four digit format For example Channel 9024 9 Line number fixed 0 Audio Interface number fixed 2 Mux Module number 4 Audio channel Press ent to display the status of the current audio channel for example Press ent again to disable the audio channel Pre Alarm 56 6 3 ...

Page 155: ...rs On selecting the option this warning message is displayed on the keypad WARNING ent SEND MESSAGE Press ent to send the engineer test The test attempts to transmit once for each selection of the option If the test is not successfully transmitted the communicator does not attempt to resend An unsuccessful transmission is not counted as a FAIL TO COMMUNICATE Note Activation of an engineer test wil...

Page 156: ...1 to 12 When printing option 12 EVENT LOG the system prompts for Groups to be selected The print shows only those events logged for the groups selected To abort the print at any time press esc Note Connect a printer before selecting the print option If the printer is off line or is not connected the PRINTER off line ESC to abort message is displayed Press esc and correct the problem Printing Timer...

Page 157: ...ed 1 WITH CODE A key requires code to be entered prior to operation 2 NO CODE A key is a single touch operation no code is required Select the required Code Status and then press ent Note The Code Status assigned to the key is displayed when selecting the keypad address for example A 12 which indicates that the A key does not require a user code Menu Option To assign one of the options to the A ke...

Page 158: ...re pressed Off after keypad timeout and menu exit 4 On when keys are pressed Off after keypad timeout and menu exit Keypad Mute 58 5 Use this option to improve security and reduce tampering with the keypad when it is located in a public place 0 Off default 1 On The keypad remains silent and no backlight or key press symbols are displayed until a valid code is entered Keypad Disable A keypad may be...

Page 159: ... has started and displays the remaining time If a specific zone input linked to the monitor function is activated The system must log the cancelling against the zone number The Zone Type is 53 Monitor Show Status 58 8 Enable this option to allow the set status of the groups to be displayed To display group set status press and together F Fault R Ready S Set Group not assigned to keypad Note This o...

Page 160: ...tion the groups currently allocated to the keypad are displayed the default is all groups assigned Pressing the group number toggles the group assigned to the keypad Note Also see option 53 to control the buzzer operation on each keypad This is independent of the keypad group parameter Quick Menu 59 The quick menu consists of up to ten menu options that are accessed by all type 3 user codes and ab...

Page 161: ...e system arranges the quick menu in order of lowest user type access required therefore if quick menu number 0 is assigned a menu option which is of a higher access type than options 2 3 and 4 the menu is rearranged and the display indicates that the option is now number 4 Note You cannot assign duplicate quick menu options The message DUPLICATE ENTRY is displayed and the system prompts for a new ...

Page 162: ... intermittent failures Latest 61 1 The Diagnostic options are 1 MEMORY TEST This is for Factory use only 2 KEYPAD COMMS the communication level between the panel and the keypads 3 RIO COMMS the voltage and version at each RIO as well as the communication level between the panel and the RIO 4 PSU COMMS the voltage at each Power Supply Unit and the communication level between the panel and the SPSUs...

Page 163: ... of communications with the panel from 0 to 100 Scroll through the available RF addresses and use to toggle between noise levels for V2 or Alpha channels where Ch1 V2 channel and Ch2 Alpha channel 10 RF Zones displays diagnostic information for RF zones only There are two sub options Select 1 RF Zones to display a list of RF zones Select a zone and press ent Select sub option 2 Reset lowest to res...

Page 164: ...e level of all Smart PSUs in the system including the on board RIOs 5 Zone Ohms The current resistance across all zones in the system For RF zones signal strength and time since supervision are displayed 6 Communication Type of device address and the percentage level with all peripherals in the system 7 Panel Memory A check of the panel memory 9 Batt Volts Voltage level of the battery connected to...

Page 165: ...ss device This is when one expected supervision message is not received but before the overall supervision time expires NOL Change in the background noise level at an RF Portal RSSI LO GSM signal level has dropped below the minimum for more than one minute RSSI OK GSM signal level has restored to normal level NO GSM GSM signal has been lost NO GPRS No GPRS Network connection GSM ERR GSM connection...

Page 166: ... generates the appropriate local or full alarm depending on the zone To start the full test 1 Select the Full Test option The address and function of the first zone on the system is displayed 2 Navigate to the required zone and then press ent 3 An option is then given to choose a second confirm zone If you press A YES select a second required zone by pressing ent If you press B NO the system begin...

Page 167: ...p Mode enable option and then press ent to accept the programming 2 Return to the Engineer Mode banner to enable groups completely To disable Groups 1 Select the Group Mode disable option and then do one of the following Press 1 Reset Groups and then press ent All group programming for all the panel features is reset to A1 The message ATT GRPS OFF SYS OP IMPACT is displayed on exit from engineerin...

Page 168: ... the group The current Setting Logic details are displayed for each of the other groups S below a group means that it must be set to allow the selected group to set below a group indicates that the group does not need to be set 3 To toggle the status of a group press its number 4 When you have defined the setting logic pattern press ent to save the programming Setting Logic Operation If Setting Lo...

Page 169: ... the letter L 3 Press to erase the characters already assigned to the name 4 Use A or B to move the alphabet left or right until the required character is positioned underneath the flashing cursor and then press ent to copy the character to the descriptor in the top line 5 Repeat step 4 until the group name is complete Text Case Library On entering the Group Name option the alpha numeric character...

Page 170: ...ed groups will set and unset even though they are not programmed 4 Final Keyswitch and Exit can be programmed to function with regard to other groups during the setting and unsetting procedures refer to option Program Zones 52 5 Outputs can be assigned to any selection of groups Output activation can be made dependent on the set or unset status of the assigned groups refer to Program Outputs 53 6 ...

Page 171: ... to toggle between Disabled and Alarm 2 Entry Exit Press to toggle between Disabled and Alarm 3 Part Set Press to toggle between Disabled and Alarm 4 Full Set Press to toggle between Disabled and Alarm 3 Setting 1 Begin Set Press to toggle between Disabled and Enabled 2 Begin Entry Press to toggle between Disabled and Enabled 3 Sets System Press to toggle between Disabled and Enabled 4 Log Press t...

Page 172: ...led To enable the zone to activate an alarm select the required Status attribute using the A or B keys and press The display indicates that a custom zone activation while the system is in the selected Status will create an Alarm condition and switch on the assigned outputs Note The custom zone can be operational in all four status conditions if required Setting 64 3 The Setting attribute determine...

Page 173: ...e system is set Activates Link A outputs when the system is unset Generates an alarm condition when the system is part and full set Does not generate an alarm condition during the setting and unsetting procedure Acts as a terminator when the system is setting Logs all activation in both set and unset states To program Assemble Zone Assuming factory default settings 1 Select option 64 ASSEMBLE ZONE...

Page 174: ...ress ent to select this option Begin Set Disabled is displayed 18 Press B Sets System Disabled is displayed 19 Press Sets System Enabled is displayed 20 Press esc Setting is displayed 21 Press A Log is displayed 22 Press ent to select this option Log Disabled is displayed 23 Press Log Entry Exit is displayed 24 Press Log 24 Hours is displayed 25 Press esc three times to return to 64 ASSEMBLE ZONES...

Page 175: ...ed 4 Thu 5 Fri 2 Weekly02 G Each one of these menu options 3 Weekly03 has the same sub menus options as 1 Weekly01 4 Weekly04 H 2 Timer Outputs 1 Timer A 1 Status 0 Off 1 On 2 Weekly Schedule 1 10 1 schedules 2 Timer B 1 Status 0 Off 1 On 2 Weekly Schedule 1 10 1 schedules 3 Autoset groups Use A or B to select groups then press ent 1 Status 0 Off 1 On 2 Monitor 2 Prewarning 1 Period 30 0 50 mins 2...

Page 176: ...ly Weekly Schedule 65 1 n Substitute n for a number between 1 and 10 representing each of ten different schedules A weekly schedule consists of a selection of daily time programs for each day of the week The state of the weekly schedule is ON or OFF depending on the last event that was reached Up to four weekly schedules with 28 time slots are available for programming depending on panel variant T...

Page 177: ...rom the Timers option Note The Timer Status can be switched On and Off by users via option Timer Control 45 Holiday Period 65 1 n 4 This is the holiday period programmed in Modify Dates 45 2 1 Up to 40 holiday periods can be viewed with this option Holiday Schedule 65 1 n 5 This is an alternative schedule that is used if the Holidays 45 2 option is activated The system defines a selection of holid...

Page 178: ... is to be allocated to Press A or B to step through the groups until the required number is displayed and press ent Account Group Autosetting Account Group autosetting is allowed This means that several groups can be bound together into one account group and instead of a sending a normal CA closed automatically event the panel sends a CL closed late event Refer to Account No 56 1 2 2 2 There are f...

Page 179: ... factory preset any zone that is open at the start of the setting procedure except Final Exit Entry or Push Set or Secure Final or Part Final when acting as a Final is omitted by the autoset routine whether or not it is omittable If one of the above listed zones is open and is non omittable on expiry of the time programmed in the Fail to Set parameter the Fail to Set outputs are activated along wi...

Page 180: ...tem was unset Press A or B to view the zones Press ent to continue the setting routine The zones that have not been activated do not have to be tested Autocheck when the setting routine is started the user is informed of the number of selected pre check zones that have not been activated since the system was unset and a warning is sounded press the A or B keys to view the zones These zones must be...

Page 181: ...onditions that require to be reset remotely must have the appropriate System Reset Tamper Reset or PA Reset parameters programmed for engineer reset type 7 Each alarm activation generates a random number therefore the number required to reset the panel changes each activation As ARCs have different decoding equipment the appropriate reset system must be selected from the following Remote Mode opti...

Page 182: ...es appear displayed on the top line of the display The type maps default to the standard access To modify the types press the required number keys this toggles the access type numbers on the bottom line of the display on and off Press ent to save the programming and return to the previous menu level If the level is assigned to the option the number is displayed if it has been removed a dash is dis...

Page 183: ...ss graphic ent to select 1 Descriptor toggle upper case lower case or library text delete last character A B move to character word ent assign character word esc save programming 2 Relay Duration 1 60 seconds default 05 3 Open Timeout 0 60 seconds default 10 4 Groups 1 Alarm Group 2 Group Restrict 3 Exit group 5 Emergencies Enable or disable option If group mode is enabled a separate enable is ava...

Page 184: ... 3 Exit Group 05 Emergencies 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 06 Security 1 Nightlock 0 10 weekly schedules 2 Unlock Time 0 10 weekly schedules 3 Dual Mode 1 Disabled 2 Card and Card 3 Card and Pin 4 Dual Time Option not available 07 Menu Recall 1 Menu Function 11 72 not used 2 Menu Mode 1 Triple Repeat 2 Recall Button 3 Keypad Keypad Enable 2 Card Format 0 Std 26bit 1 Crp 1K 35bit 2 37bit no FC 3 Northern 34...

Page 185: ...odules are assigned and modified using this option On selecting MAX Address the system searches for the MAX with the highest address Select the line and press ent On locating the MAX the keypad prompts for the type of MAX to be assigned 0 Online The MAX is fully integrated with the system and communicates via the AB line sharing system resources and facilities 1 Standalone The MAX operates as an e...

Page 186: ... swipe If the door remains open longer than the period assigned to the Open Timeout then an alarm occurs Note If the Open Timeout is programmed as 0 seconds then the door can remain open indefinitely without resulting in an alarm being activated The range is 00 to 60 seconds and the default time is 10 seconds Press A or B to increase or decrease the time in one second increments Alarm Group 69 2 2...

Page 187: ...ups which are common to both the MAX and the card Refer to the following table for examples of how the readers respond to different situations with the Common Group Restriction on and off The card held function used in the example is Timed Set Action on card held Situation at time of card swipe No on Group Restriction All groups unset All groups on card start to set All common groups start to set ...

Page 188: ...hedules can be programmed depending on model see Table 1 on page 11 Setting the schedule to 00 disables the function Security Dual Mode 69 2 2 6 3 Use this option enable dual authority via the assigned keypad The options are 0 Disabled A card or a PIN is required to gain access 1 Card and Card Two cards are required to gain access 2 Card and Pin A card and a PIN from the same user are required to ...

Page 189: ...1 Use this option to assign a name of up to 9 characters to each of the DCMs This name is assembled from the character set and or library options On selecting the Descriptor parameter the currently assigned name is displayed on the top line an underscore shows where the next character will be positioned and a selection of the alphabet is shown on the bottom line the cursor flashes on the letter L ...

Page 190: ...pe If the door remains open longer than the period assigned to the Open Timeout an alarm occurs Note If the Open Timeout is programmed as 0 seconds then the door can remain open indefinitely without resulting in an alarm being activated The range is 0 to 60 seconds and the default time is 10 seconds Press A or B to increase or decrease the time in one second increments DCM Reader Alarm Group 69 3 ...

Page 191: ... buzzer sounds Closing the fire zone has no effect the DCM readers are treated as latched outputs and an appropriate reset is required A second group map is allocated to each DCM reader in order to facilitate this function This permits the existing door control features to be separate from the fire escape features The default setting for each DCM reader is all groups selected Therefore a system wh...

Page 192: ...d from the available list 11 72 To assign a new option press A or B until the required option is displayed or enter the option number directly and then press ent to accept the selection Assign a double asterisk to make the menu function not used DCM Menu Recall Menu Mode 69 3 1 5 07 2 Use this option to control the menu function There are two options 1 Triple Repeat The card is presented to the re...

Page 193: ...options can be selected 1 Start point If the card structure is unknown a start number can be chosen that is a numeric value less than the maximum length of the card 2 Field Length This is the length of the card number The maximum field length is from the start of the card number to the maximum length of the card ...

Page 194: ...al is valid When a module is added the now count is increased To view all the added or missing modules 1 Press esc 2 Press A or B to scroll through the list To confirm module removal Press Modules added and removed are recorded in the event log To program or configure a new module exit the Auto Detect option Engineering Exit operation and Auto Detect operation are mutually exclusive when one opera...

Page 195: ...M 056 BROWN 057 BUILDING 058 BUNKER 059 BY 060 CABINET 061 CAFE 062 CALL 063 CANTEEN 064 CAR 065 CARGO 066 CARPENTER 067 CARPET 068 CASH 069 CASHIER 070 CEILING 071 CELL 072 CELLAR 073 CENTRAL 074 CENTRE 075 CHAIR 076 CHANGING 077 CHEMISTRY 078 CHICKEN 079 CHURCH 080 CLASSROOM 081 CLEANER 082 CLEANERS 083 CLEANING 084 CLERK 085 CLERKS 086 COAL 087 COAT 088 COIN 089 COLD 090 COLLECTION 091 COMMUNIC...

Page 196: ...255 LINE 256 LITTLE 257 LOADING 258 LOBBY 259 LOCK 260 LOFT 261 LORRY 262 LOUNGE 263 LOW 264 LUNCH 265 MACHINE 266 MAGNETIC 267 MAIN 268 MAJOR 269 MALE 270 MAN 271 MANAGER 272 MANAGERS 273 MASTER 274 MAT 275 MATHS 276 MEDICAL 277 MEN 278 MESS 279 METAL 280 METER 281 MEZZANINE 282 MICROWAVE 283 MIDDLE 284 MILK 285 MINOR 286 MOBILE 287 MODEL 288 MONITOR 289 MOULDING 290 MOVEMENT 291 NEAR 292 NEW 293...

Page 197: ...TATION 445 STOP 446 STORE 447 STORES 448 STROBE 449 STRONG 450 STUDY 451 SUITE 452 SUMMER 453 SUNDAY 454 SUPPLY 455 SURGERY 456 SWIMMING 457 SWITCH 458 SYSTEM 459 TABLE 460 TALL 461 TAMPER 462 TEA 463 TEACHER 464 TECHNICAL 465 TECHNICIAN 466 TELLER 467 TEN 468 TENNIS 469 TEST 470 THE 471 THEATRE 472 THEN 473 THIRTEEN 474 THIRTY 475 THREE 476 TICKET 477 TILL 478 TO 479 TOILET 480 TOOL 481 TOP 482 T...

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Page 199: ... zone alarm ZONE NONE 150 EXIT Exit zone alarm ZONE 2 INTRUDE 134 INTRUDER Intruder zone alarm ZONE 2 INTRUDE 130 SECURITY Security zone alarm ZONE 4 SECURITY 135 DUAL Dual zone alarm ZONE 2 INTRUDE 130 FINAL Final zone alarm ZONE NONE 150 SEC FINAL Secure final zone alarm ZONE 4 SECURITY 134 PRT FINAL Part final zone alarm ZONE 2 INTRUDE 134 PRT ENTRY Part entry zone alarm ZONE 2 INTRUDE 134 BEAM...

Page 200: ...EAM PAIR Beam pair zone rest ZONE 2 INTRUDE 130 18 ZN RESTO VIDEO Video zone restored ZONE 2 INTRUDE 130 18 ZN RESTO VIDEO EXT Video exit zone rest ZONE 2 INTRUDE 130 18 ZN RESTO CUSTOM A Custom A zone rest ZONE 5 CUS ZON 130 18 ZN RESTO CUSTOM B Custom B zone rest ZONE 5 CUS ZON 130 18 ZN RESTO MASK Mask zone restored ZONE 4 SECURITY 135 18 ZN RESTO INT ALARM Intruder Delay restored ZONE 2 INTRUD...

Page 201: ...ne tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 LOG Log zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 RM ACCESS Rem acc zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 VIDEO Video zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 VIDEO EXT Video exit zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 INT DELAY Intrud delay zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 SEC DELAY Security del zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 SET LOG Set Log zone tested ZONE NOT SENT 611 CUSTOM A Custom A zone tested ZONE NOT SE...

Page 202: ...ble ER Mod Removed REMOVED Module Removed MOD TAMPER 532 ET RF NVM Fail RF MEM RF NVM RAM Fail MOD TAMPER 333 F Fire FA Fire Alarm FIRE Fire zone alarm ZONE 6 FIRE 110 FB Fire Bypass OMITTED Fire zone omitted ZONE 8 OMIT 573 FORCEOMT Force omit after rearm ZONE 8 OMIT 573 FJ Fire Troub rest LOW RES Restor zone resistance ZONE 15 TROUBL 380 HIGH RES Restor zone resistance ZONE 15 TROUBL 380 FR Fire...

Page 203: ...20 FAULT 330 IR Equipment Fail Rest FAULT Condition restored to normal ZONE 20 FAULT 330 IV Picture Ready PIC READY Picture s ready to send MOD ALWAYS TR None J Wrong code Time changed JA Code Tamper WRONG CD Wrong code alarm act MOD 9 TAMPER 461 Invalid Code INVALID CD Invalid Code entered MOD ALWAYS TR None JL LOG 90 MISC ALWAYS TR 632 JR TIMER A MISC NONE 0 TIMER B MISC NONE 0 AUTOTIMER MISC NO...

Page 204: ... ZONE 15 TROUBL 380 HIGH RES High resistance on zone ZONE 15 TROUBL 380 MU Unbypass FORCE OMT Unomitted after rearm ZONE 8 OMIT 573 O Opening OA Open Report UNSET Automatic Unset EVENT 10 SETTING 401 OG Open Area UNSET Part Unset USER 10 SETTING 401 KSW UNSET Keyswitch part unset ZONE 10 SETTING 409 OK Early Open U S EARLY Unset Early EVENT 10 SETTING 451 OP Open Report UNSET Unset USER 10 SETTING...

Page 205: ...NONE 0 REM ID USER NONE 0 REM COPY USER NONE 0 REM OVRWR USER NONE 0 REM MSG USER NONE 0 COPY SITE MODULE NONE 0 OVWR SITE MODULE NONE 0 RC Relay closed LINK Link zone closed ZONE 16 LOG 150 LOG Log zone closed ZONE 16 LOG 150 LOG DELAY Log delay zone closed ZONE 16 LOG 150 CUSTOM A Zone closed Non alarm ZONE 16 LOG 150 CUSTOM B Zone closed Non alarm ZONE 16 LOG 150 EXITGUARD Exitguard zone closed...

Page 206: ...per alarm ZONE 9 TAMPER 137 AUX TAMP Auxiliary Tamper alarm ZONE 9 TAMPER 137 TAMP S C Tamper short circuit ZONE 9 TAMPER 383 TAMP O C Tamper open circuit ZONE 9 TAMPER 383 TAMPER Module Tamper MOD 9 TAMPER 145 MISSING Missing module alarm MOD 9 TAMPER 145 CV TAMP Voltage tamper on zone ZONE 9 TAMPER 383 MAX TAMP MAX Module Tamper MOD 9 TAMPER 145 WALL TAMP Wall tamper zone alarm ZONE 9 TAMPER 137...

Page 207: ...internal to tel Tel module lost RS485 EVENT ALWAYS TR 350 YF Panel Cold Start MEM RESET Power Up Panel MISC 13 ELEC ST None YK Comm Restoral internal to tel Tel module rest RS485 EVENT ALWAYS TR 350 YL AC Batt Fail AC BATT Mains fail and batt low EVENT 13 ELEC ST None YP PSU fail PSU FLT Power Supply Unit fault EVENT 13 ELEC ST 314 YR Sys Batt Rest BATT LOW Battery Low restored ZONE 13 ELEC ST 302...

Page 208: ...OC WRITE LIST NONE 0 00 REM WR RD LIST NONE 0 00 DIAG CHK LIST NONE 0 00 DISCHARGE ZONE 13 ELEC ST 0 00 ETST PASS USER NONE 0 00 ETST FAIL MISC NONE 0 00 OVERRIDE MISC NONE 0 00 R TIMESET MISC NONE 0 00 CU RIO SW MISC NONE 0 00 CLBK1 ERR USER NONE 0 00 REM TRY USER NONE 0 00 REM FIN USER NONE 0 00 REM ABORT USER NONE 0 00 REM FAIL USER NONE 0 00 SILENCE USER NONE 0 00 MONITOR USER NONE 0 Note 1 De...

Page 209: ... rixx pimmm EV 1 xxxxxx NEVmmm 0 xxxx NEVmmm Event 3 4 xxxxxx Ntixx xx rixx EV Aeeeeeeeeesiiiiiiii 1 With ri modifier Automatic set timer activated 2 Without ri modifier Automatic test engineer mode 2 xxxxxx Ntixx xx rixx EV 1 xxxxxx NEV 0 xxxx NEV000 Key Data Block ti Time modifier ri Group modifier not used if groups are disabled id User modifier u User number pi Peripheral modifier m Peripheral...

Page 210: ...ollowing changes 1 The event block has the event and then optional fields currently it is optional fields then event code 2 The order of the event and time fields are transposed 3 The ASCII block is preceded by a character 4 The message is terminated with a character Examples 002113 NBA1023 ti10 35 A INTRUDER 002112 NBA1021 ri01 ti07 38 A INTRUDER ...

Page 211: ...el current consumption 140 mA maximum Power supply Type A Battery type Sealed lead acid plastic enclosure Max ripple voltage 150 mV pk pk M version L version Maximum auxiliary current rating 0 9 A 1 8 A EN grade 2 maximum auxiliary current rating 0 7 A 1 3 A Minimum standby battery capacity required for maximum load EN50131 PD6662 12 h 8 4 Ah 17 Ah Maximum Battery Size 10 Ah 17 Ah Time to recharge...

Page 212: ...P2 800GY 10 10 Keypad CP050 xx 70 90 Keyprox CP051 xx 90 130 TouchCenter CP041 xx 105 200 TouchCentre KeyProx CP042 xx 140 285 MAX 4 Reader MX04 35 35 Door Control Module C080 65 65 Vplex Module C090 75 75 GPRS Module A081 00 01 35 150 2 Ethernet A083 00 01 110 110 2 Camera PIR ISN3010B4 90 200 Trigger Module A071 00 01 5 10 Note 1 Measured with no detectors or sirens attached Note 2 Communication...

Page 213: ...ade 2 EN50136 1 1 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment 1998 A2 2008 General requirements for alarm transmission systems EN50136 1 3 1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Requirements for systems with digital communicators using the public switched telephone network EN50136 2 1 1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment General requirements f...

Page 214: ...n European single terminal connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network PSTN However due to differences between the individual PSTNs provided in different countries the approval does not of itself give an unconditional assurance of successful operation on every PSTN network termination point In the event of problems contact the equipment supplier in the first instance The product is designe...

Page 215: ...nter Keyprox CP042 00 Multi language Remote Modules RIO PCB A158 B Expander module 8 zone 4 outputs RIO boxed C072 Expander module 8 zone 4 outputs Trigger Module A071 00 01 Printer Interface A161 25 way sub D connector Ethernet module A083 00 01 GPRS Module A081 00 01 RF Portal boxed C079 2 Gateway for wireless peripherals RF Portal Kit For installation inside panel box Audio Controller C084 2 ch...

Page 216: ... Stand alone R056 CD L For stand alone installation on 1 PC Installer version Network R057 CD DG Installation CD plus 1 dongle for network installations Additional dongle for user version and installer network YY0 0010 Allow one more network operator User Management Suite UMS Installation kit 1 user R058 CD DG Installation CD plus 1 dongle Additional Dongle for 1 more user YY0 0010 Allow another u...

Page 217: ...er consumption The Mk 8 Keypad KeyProx needs 12 V d c supplied by the control panel or a remote power supply The current consumption of the Keypad KeyProx is Mode Mk8 Keypad Mk8 KeyProx Nominal backlight off 30 mA 50 mA Backlight on 60 mA 80 mA Maximum alarm mode 90 mA 110 mA Installation Setting the address Set a unique and valid address for the keypad using the rotary switch on the PCB before ap...

Page 218: ...er functions Refer to Appendix F for keypad KeyProx part numbers with the volume control function Self diagnostics Use this feature to test the keypad inputs and outputs To start the test disconnect the power to the keypad Press and hold ent and then re apply the power The test routine starts immediately Each test last approximately four seconds To stop the test disconnect the power Keypad KeyProx...

Page 219: ...ors in the TEXT option to start printing from the current event when viewing option Display Log 22 to display the set status of the groups When Show Status refer to option Show Status 58 8 is enabled pressing the and keys simultaneously when the normal banner is displayed indicates the group set status Power LED The power LED indicates the status of the a c power supply and the stand by battery Po...

Page 220: ...rtable fobs and panic buttons will be used RF Portals will automatically communicate with RF detectors and fobs which give the highest received signal strength There is no link between individual RF Portals and zones or users The Panel will automatically switch to an alternate RF Portal if the signal path becomes blocked Adding an increased number of RF Portals around the building will increase th...

Page 221: ...eption is likely 5 Mount RF Portals with the antenna in a vertical orientation for best reception Installation Setting the address Using the rotary switch on the PCB set each RF Portal address to a unique value before power is applied Any address in the range 0 to 15 can be used This address is independent of the addresses used by other types of modules For example an RF Portal can share the same ...

Page 222: ...sses when an RF Portal is configured You can manually alter the number and addresses of the virtual RIO using the RF Address 51 60 1 menu option You can view the zones allocated to wireless detectors using the RF Zones 52 2 menu option Programming Program wireless zones using the RF Zones 52 2 menu option If required customise operation of the wireless system using the RF Parameters 51 60 menu opt...

Page 223: ... on the line connect a 680 Ω EOL resistor across the A and B terminals Configuration To configure the RIO in the system exit from engineer mode If the message XX Mod Added To View is displayed the system has recognised the module Press A or B to confirm that the RIO has been added If the message is not displayed or the RIO is not on the list of added modules then it is not communicating with the c...

Page 224: ... default functions and pull up resistors are shown below Output Function Pull up resistor 1 Bells R1 2 Strobe R3 3 PA R5 4 Reset R7 Table 11 RIO output default functions Specification Width 160mm 6 Height 151mm 6 Depth 40mm 1 Weight approx 300g 11oz Humidity 0 85 Nominal Supply voltage 12V DC Current Nominal 30mA Current Maximum 590mA Max output current max combined load through all switched outpu...

Page 225: ...l GSM antenna is required fit an adapter cable part no A076 00 Connect the adapter to socket D on the GSM module and the antenna socket to bracket E on the side of the module Connect the antenna to adapter cable Any GSM antenna with an SMA type connector can be used 3 Plug one end of the connecting cable A into the socket on the underside of the module and then plug the other end into the socket o...

Page 226: ...e is triggered by the lack of a network Service temperature 10 to 40 C Storage temperature 20 C to 70 C Dual band GSM 900 MHz and DCS 1800 MHz Humidity 25 to 55 Product weight packaged 450g Dimensions packaged L 192 mm x W 85 mm x D 85 mm Nominal voltage 15 V Power 2 W GSM 1W DCS Quiescent current 35 mA Alarm current 150 mA for 30 seconds typical Antenna Supplied SIM card Micro Encryption GPRS onl...

Page 227: ...connection only In many cases this does not need to be specified but some networks require it It is not provided by the SIM card If there are problems with the GPRS connection then enter the APN for the provider of the SIM card The APN for most networks can be found on line and from the provider of the SIM card PLMN Network 1 56 3 2 3 1 This field defines the network that the module will connect t...

Page 228: ...e resolved locally Diagnostic indications First check the common SIM card status 61 1 6 Com5 1 Press A or B to switch between the displays Display Indications Meaning Signal Level 0 31 or 99 Error Module off line Signal 7 Fit external antenna 99 Check SIM card and Network Press to see PLMN of current operator SIM PIN OK Not OK Blocked No Sim Waiting Module off line Normal State Check SIM PIN 56 3 ...

Page 229: ...s No Module off line Fit External antenna or change Networks Normal State Network OK Not OK Module off line Normal State GSM Network error Check Diagnostic log Network Response Yes No Module off line Normal State No Response from network Check diagnostic log Login Error Yes No Module off line Cannot login to network check diagnostic log Normal State ...

Page 230: ...ck diagnostic log Login Error No Yes Module off line Normal State Check login 56 3 2 3 3 and Password 56 3 2 3 4 APN Status Waiting Unchecked Invalid Valid Module off line APN not yet received from panel APN received from panel but not yet checked Check APN 56 3 2 3 2 Normal State GPRS Connection Detached Detaching Attaching Attached Logging in Logged in Error Module Offline Module detached from n...

Page 231: ...t module from its packaging 3 Fit jumper P3 4 In the control panel housing fit the Ethernet module into the module rack nearest to the panel PCB 5 Disconnect the 15V power supply cable from the panel PCB 6 Connect the Intellibus cable from the panel connector PL3 to connector P2 on the Ethernet module 7 Connect the power cable from J4 on the Ethernet module to SK3 on the panel PCB 8 Connect the Ca...

Page 232: ... Specifications Service temperature 10 deg to 40 deg C Storage temperature 10 deg to 60 deg C Humidity 25 to 55 Product weight PCB 50g Dimensions PCB L68mm x W80mm x D18mm Nominal Supply Voltage 15V d c Typical Current 110mA Maximum Current 135mA Network Compatibility 100 10 base T Encryption AES128 Bit Compliance This product is suitable for use in systems designed to comply with EN50131 1 2006 A...

Page 233: ...in the enclosure Keypad interface button EMERGENCY button Figure 11 Homepage screen Installation procedure 1 Remove the mounting plate from the TouchCenter by pushing it towards the bottom of the keypad 2 Locate the mounting plate over the mounting surface such that the opening of the mounting plate is aligned with the cable 3 Pass the cable through the opening of the mounting plate 4 Secure the m...

Page 234: ...s On first power up the TouchCenter immediately prompts for a bus address This can be any valid address that is not shared with any other keypad KeyProx or MAX device The default address is usually acceptable Note A KeyProx needs two module addresses one for the keypad and one for the prox device The address used must be suitable for both a keypad and MAX device If the address has previously been ...

Page 235: ...ree diagnostic tests are provided to verify correct operation of the TouchCenter and to check the connection to the control panel LCD Display Test Audio Test LED Test Address If required use the SERVICE option to change the RS485 address If changed reconfigure the TouchCenter with the control panel TouchCenter operation For general operation 1 On the homepage press the required function button Not...

Page 236: ...urrent 203 mA maximum 287 mA maximum 175 mA display on 210 mA display on 107 mA standby 140 mA standby Note Ensure that sufficient power is available for the TouchCenter keypad A local power supply may be required Compliance This product is suitable for use in systems compliant to EN50131 1 2006 and PD6662 2006 This product has been tested for compliance to EN50131 3 2009 by BRE Global Ltd Securit...

Page 237: ...d or erased Removing power from the MAX4 does not erase the programming memory Note The MAX4 defaults to standalone mode It can be configured to online mode directly from the control panel Online The MAX4 can operate in fully integrated online mode with the control panel communicating via the AB line to share system resources and facilities In this configuration the MAX4 can be used for both door ...

Page 238: ... 6 Void Red 7 Program Red Figure 12 MAX4 LEDs Violet C NC NO Relay Module A060 Relay Out 12V Suppressor OR Violet Relay Out Door Lock Horn Door Contact I P RS485A In Extra Ground Power Input Ground White Grey Pink Green Blue Pink Yellow Brown Grey Red Blue Black Red Spare Horn O P Egress I P RS485B Out RS485A Out RS485B In Door Contact Egress 12V 12V Galaxy RS485 Data Bus only used in on line conf...

Page 239: ...ng new readers with the lowest available number on the line When reprogramming is complete the MAX4 bleeps the LEDs on the MAX4 switch off and the keypad display returns to 1 MAX Address 6 Enter your engineer code and then press esc to exit from engineer mode The message 1 MOD ADDED esc CONTINUE is displayed on the keypad and LED 2 on the MAX4 reader switches on Press esc and the keypad returns to...

Page 240: ... key on any of the keypads assigned to a common group displays the card held function Card Held system setting If the MAX4 or DCM card is assigned one of the setting options options 12 13 and 16 to 19 the card held functions starts the setting procedure for the groups assigned to the card Note If Group Restriction is assigned only the groups that are common to both the MAX4 reader and the MAX4 use...

Page 241: ...by the number of RIOs that can be added to a panel 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 zones 1 to 8 heatsink COMs lines outputs rotary address switch AC BAT PWR 0 V OP1 OP2 OP3 OP4 LID TAMP OW TAMP 14 5 0 V 12V1 A DO B DI F1 F4 F3 F2 LK1 LK2 LK3 LK4 BAT BAT AC F BT 0 V 14 5 0 V 13 8 LED1 COMs LED2 AC Control Unit 12V2 0 V 0 V FAULT OP external tamper from Power Block Bell box connector LK5 LK10 SLAVE ...

Page 242: ...the control panel in the PSU Comms 61 4 menu option Configuration Addressing for either variant is identical to that described for RIO Modules Set the address using the rotary switch before applying power The 4 outputs are switched 0 V 0 V active Without the jumper links LK1 4 fitted the outputs float in the OFF state They can apply a 12 V signal if required by fitting the appropriate pull up jump...

Page 243: ... Block Off Wall Tamper Micro switch Lid Tamper Microswitch 6 way jumper lead from power block to control unit 2 Tie wrap the mains cable as shown 3 Using a three core cable that satisfies local regulations wire mains power to the mains terminal block as follows blue wire to the terminal marked N Neutral green yellow wire to the terminal marked E Earth brown wire to the terminal marked L Live Note ...

Page 244: ...put French variant only Output voltage nominal Output current max 14 5 V 0 15 A when using this current the AUX1 AUX2 currents will be reduced by an equivalent amount Battery charge current max Maximum ripple voltage 1 4 A 100 mV Fuses F1 14 5 V F2 Battery F3 12 V Aux1 F4 12 V Aux2 500 mA 20 mm anti surge 1 6 A 20 mm anti surge 1 0 A 20 mm anti surge 1 0 A 20 mm anti surge EN50131 Compliance This ...

Page 245: ...ces such as the TP800 can be connected to each audio channel PHONE LINE A B A B Telecom Socket Telecom Connect SKT1 Debug Header LK4 LK3 GND 12V GND SPARE AUDIO A B A B PANEL PL3 PL6 CMD 2 TMP 2 SPK 2 MIC 3 GND 4 5V CMD 1 TMP 1 SPK 1 MIC 1 LK2 F1 PL2 Jumper lead RS485 termination Engineer Header Audio Bus RS485 Audio Bus Engineer Header RS485 line Control Panel RS485 line Off wall Tamper microswit...

Page 246: ...hones with a pre amplifier that delivers audio at line level 3 V peak to peak The module can transmit audio to speakers that accept line level signals Please read any instructions that come with your microphone regarding the adjustment of sensitivity The module can be used with the following Honeywell audio devices TP800 TP2 800GY Speaker and microphone unit IS215TCE MIC PIR detector with built in...

Page 247: ...pendix G Peripherals 247 IS215TCE MIC DT7450 MIC connection Detector connections Audio Interface IS215TCE MIC DT7450 MIC GND 12 V MIC M GRD G The number of audio channels can be expanded using additional MUX modules part number C085 ...

Page 248: ... the DCM PCB from the box to allow access to the screw holes 2 Fix the base to the mounting surface using the screw holes provided 3 Bring all cables into the enclosure via the base cable entry points There are six cable entry holes 4 Attach the RIO box lid with the four thread forming screws provided Mounting the power RIO box The DCM is mounted above the control PCB on a mounting plate 1 Remove ...

Page 249: ...lay activates only for the programmed duration but the door propped alarm is held off This can be achieved for example by using a keyswitch wired in parallel with the normal EC button request to exit Function Contact This uses normal 1 k 2 k double balanced zone wiring It initiates a pre programmed menu option following a valid card The normal use is to activate the setting procedure via the reade...

Page 250: ... Common pin for connecting cable shield or drain wire 12 volt output 0 volt connect DO Data Out DI Data In LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 Buzzer output for reader 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON Not Used 0 volt connect RTE contact Door contact input 0 volt connect Function contact menu button Normally closed relay Common pin relay Normally open relay TC 0V Lid tamper switch Tamper connect Rotary address Switch DIP Switches...

Page 251: ... ON OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF Connecting the DCM to the system Wire the DCM to the RS485 line The DCM requires 12 V d c which can be supplied from the control panel power supply or from the Power RIO when mounted inside the Power RIO box see Figure 17 Note If the DCM is the last module on the line connect a 680 Ω EOL resistor across the A and B terminals Configuring the DCM The DCM is configured int...

Page 252: ... within a Power RIO enclosure please see the Power RIO documentation Electrical Operating voltage range 10 5 V to 15 V Current draw typical 40 mA Current draw maximum 2 readers 130 mA Compliance This product is suitable for use in systems compliant to EN50131 1 2006 EN50133 1 and PD6662 This product has been tested for compliance to EN50131 3 and EN50133 3 by CNPP Security Grade 3 Environmental cl...

Page 253: ...if activated while it is set This includes sensors on the entry route However the panel will not process a picture sequence from an entrance route sensor unless the entry timer expires without the system being unset Image capture of user who sets the system A picture sequence can be recorded and sent to the ARC when the setting process is started if the user who starts the setting process is enabl...

Page 254: ...Operational 10 to 55 C Storage 20 to 70 C Relative Humidity 5 a 95 Without condensation Temperature Compensation Dual Slope Supervision Yes controlled by the alarm panel PIR Detection Field Pyroelectric dual element Pet Immune Lens 44 long range 36 intermediate 18 lower Dimensions 11 2 cm x 6 0 cm x 4 0 cm Weight Product 220g Packaged 280g Accessories Included Screw Battery life 5 years Standards ...

Page 255: ...0 800 900 900 1200 1200 1300 1300 3500 3500 4500 4500 19000 19000 infinity 13 1k N O 1200 infinity 0 1200 15 4K7 2K2 0 800 800 1000 1000 4000 4000 5600 5600 8000 8000 20000 20000 infinity Table 12 Preset value limits ohms double balanced Option Value Tamper S C Low Res Normal High Res Fault Masked Open 02 1k 0 800 800 900 900 1200 1200 1300 1300 19000 19000 infinity 04 2k2 0 1800 1800 2000 2000 25...

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Page 257: ...t codes 37 dimensions 13 E engineer mode 37 L learn wireless detectors 28 line monitoring 147 M MAX reader address 53 mounting holes 13 P parts list 213 pcb layout 12 peripherals compatible 11 R RS485 wiring recommendations 25 S specifications 11 electrical 209 mechanical 209 system architecture 10 T templates 30 Z zone addressing 17 configuration 17 ...

Page 258: ...800 11184 01 Rev A2 Copyright Honeywell Security Honeywell Security UK64 Newhouse Industrial Estate Motherwell Lanarkshire ML1 5SB UK ...

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