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screen will display the previous message "ALL ZONES OK". With this method we can 
test the good operation of all the detectors and magnetic contacts.

 

The  same  applies  to  "WLESS  ZONE  CONDITION",  except  the  fact  that  the  menu  is 
dedicated to wireless zones. 

By  pressing 

"LAST  ALARMS"

,  the  user  can  examine  the  alarms  that  were  triggered 

during the last arming of the system. The display will be like the one below: 

This  means  that  an  alarm  was  triggered  for  zone  8 
which  is  a  TAMPER  zone  (24  hour  operation).  The 
alarm  was  issued  on  12:20  on  07  March  2012  and 
that is the first of 3 events. 

Using  the  up  and  down  arrows  (keys  2  and  8)  the 
user can examine all the registered alarm events. 

The  "LAST  ALARMS"  line  is  visible  if  an  alarm  has 
been triggered at least once.

 

By selecting 

"ALL EVENTS"

 the user can see all events that have happened and are 

stored in the panel's internal memory: 

This  means  that  an  error  event  was  triggered  for 
Zone1 at 12:20 on March 07, 2012. It also informs us 
this is the 70th event of a total of 70 events. With the 
up and down arrow keys (2 and 8), the user can see 
all the registered events. 

The event memory has a capacity of 250 events and 
once filled, the new event  will  erase the  oldest. The 

events that are registered are errors, alarms, user and technician menu accesses, as 
well  as  the  arming  and disarming  of  the  system.  The  main user  and  the  technician 
can both erase the events memory using the respective menus. 

 

Option 

"MANUAL OUTPUTS CHECK"

With  keys  "

2"  and  "

8"  the  user  can  select  the 

required option and by pressing " *

  " he can see or 

can  change  the  state  of  the  outputs 

Ρ1,  Ρ2,  Ρ3, 

RELAY. 

CAUTION:

 In order for an output to be able to 

change state from this selection, the outputs must be 
programmed as "ON-OFF MANUAL". When an output 
changes  state,  the  device  connected  to  it,  is 

activated. A manual change of the output sets the output to a permanent condition 
which can only change by manually changing the output again. It is suggested to use 
this  selection  with  caution  and  only  if  we  want  to  manually  control  a  connected 
device. 

       

TAMPER           

 

 ZONE 08 

 

  

ΖΟΝΕ 8

 

  07/03/12  12:20 
001/003 
 

       

ERROR           

     ZONE 01 
 

  

ΖΟΝΕ 1

 

  07/03/12  12:20 
070/070 

 

_MANUAL OUTPUTS CHECK 

CHANGE OUTPUT 

OUTPUTS STATUS 

Summary of Contents for BS-468/A

Page 1: ...WIRELESS BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM BS 468 A QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE...

Page 2: ...S DEVICES 9 4 STARTING UP THE INSTALLED SYSTEM 10 4 1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 10 4 2 INSTALLATION COMPLETION 11 5 DEVICES INSTALLATION 11 5 1 Generals 11 5 2 Device s control operation 12 6 BASIC SYSTEM...

Page 3: ...20 8 1 General 20 8 2 Installation 21 8 3 Codes registration procedure on rf 467 21 8 4 CODES DELETION PROCEDURE ON RF 467 22 9 System s app 22 9 1 Program for PC PC 468 A 22 9 2 Mobile app i olympia...

Page 4: ...ion in addition to this manual please refer to the BS 468 A manual which is also enclosed within the kit as well as the instructions for the individual devices that are enclosed in the packaging of ea...

Page 5: ...arm panel 1 PC BS 479 32 wireless zone expansion module for BS 468 A 1 PC RF 467 Remote control transmitter 433MHz for BS 468 BS 468 A panel 2 PCS YET205B 630 MODULE RECEIVER 433MHz RECEIVER MODULE 4...

Page 6: ...lease refer to the user manual Section 3 6 Programming via computer B BS 466 A wired Keyboard The installation process through the wired keyboard is the same as that of the wireless keyboard in steps...

Page 7: ...ncludes the devices detection and the second installs a wireless keypad When the BS 477 wireless keypad is installed the installation of the other devices can be completed by the keypad menu In order...

Page 8: ...carried out by the menu NETWORK INSTALLATION 1 Press Go to MASTER OR TECH MENU By entering the technician code the user has now TECHNICIAN privileges 2 Go to WIRELESS NETWORK Press Choose NETWORK INST...

Page 9: ...d every few seconds When refresh occurs 4 flashing dots appear on screen Prices above 30 means good signal 19 to 30 average signal and below 19 means low signal Beyond this value communication is poss...

Page 10: ...IRELESS TAMPERS This feature allows the user to monitor in real time whether the tamper spring of each wireless device installed on the network is pressed or not The numbers displayed are the wireless...

Page 11: ...all them on the system The installation procedure has come to its end You have set up an operating system and you know all the basic details to operate this system You can try an arm disarm test to ch...

Page 12: ...D on the radar lights up and the keypad screen changes Let it be noted that radars turn on the LED on each activation only in the technician menu Be careful if a zone is in Disabled Off mode The senso...

Page 13: ...added when entering in an armed system This extra time is rarely used It is suggested that NEXT DELAY zones to be placed in a separate section So some user could have one section with motion sensors...

Page 14: ...Page 14 921468007_90_005 7 HANDLING THE SYSTEM WITH THE WIRELESS KEYPAD 7 1 Key Operations and Functions of the Wireless Keyboard...

Page 15: ...EVICE ASSIGN ZONE NETWORK INSTALLATION DELETE SINGLE ZONE DELETE ALL ZONES RF COMM SUPERVISION WIRELESS TAMPERS WIRELESS SENSORS SIGNAL STRENGTH SIREN LED SETTING RF MASTER INFO 7 2 Basic Menu Passwor...

Page 16: ...s locked Therefore once the device is switched on it is not necessary for the user to press first but can press for 5 seconds and send a panic alarm 7 4 Basic handling and settings The panel has 1 mai...

Page 17: ...sarm each subsystem The arming of one subsystem does not affect the status armed disarmed of the other subsystems If during the arming procedure a zone is active then the keyboard shows the message Wh...

Page 18: ...is means that it is disabled but would prevent the panel from arming if it was not disabled Selecting BYPASS W LESS ZONES we see The same applies for wireless zones The only difference is that the zon...

Page 19: ...this is the 70th event of a total of 70 events With the up and down arrow keys 2 and 8 the user can see all the registered events The event memory has a capacity of 250 events and once filled the new...

Page 20: ...alarm event only if the system is armed While the system is disarmed an information on the WIRELESS SENSORS menu screen is depicted If a wireless device does not communicate with the panel for a long...

Page 21: ...tions A System arming B System disarming C Silent alarm D Panic alarm Photo 1 RF 467 Photo 2 BS 468 A panel Top View Photo 3 YET 250B 630 wireless receiver YET 205B 630 Photo 3 is a wireless receiver...

Page 22: ...ure on rf 467 Press the YET 205B 630 BT key continuously and note that the LED E remains on Do not stop pressing the key and after about 5 seconds the blue LED E goes out indicating that the codes are...

Page 23: ...ard installed and it has now been removed or is not working Check the card s connection with the panel If the error does not disappear in a few minutes contact your technician EXTENSION NO CONNECTED U...

Page 24: ...ided or has any repairs or re setting done by a third party unless Olympia Electronics has fully agreed to them in writing Products that have been damaged can be returned to the premises of our compan...

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