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Protege™ Integrated System User Manual

Event View
To view events from the offline menu press [ , ] while logged
out. The screen will show the event display. Refer to Viewing Event

Information on Page 39.

Information Menu
To view system information press [ , ] while logged out. The
screen will display the first line of information with the address of the
LCD Keypad that you are logged in to.

Use the and keys to change the
display information. The first display will
show the System Controller application
version, 1.04 build 1371. This will vary
depending on the version installed.

Pressing the key will show the BIOS
Application Version Number, 1.02 Build
0375.

Pressing the key will show the BOOT
Application Version Number, 1.04 Build
0176.

Pressing the key will show the
Database Version Number, 1.09.

Pressing the key will show the serial
number of the hardware.

Pressing the key will show the
current memory capacity that is available

Info at KP039
Ver: 1.04.1371

Info at KP039
Bios: 1.04.1371

Info at KP039
Boot: 1.04.0176

Info at KP039
Database: 1.09

Info at KP039
Serial: 2AF7139B

Info at KP039
Memory: 512KB I

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Summary of Contents for LCD User Station

Page 1: ...LCD User Station User Manual ...

Page 2: ...PUBLICATION INFORMATION 504A R Final Release ...

Page 3: ...ation 2 9 Offline Menu Operation 2 10 Logon To LCD Keypad 2 11 Alarm Memory 2 12 Trouble Display 2 13 General Trouble List 2 14 System Trouble List 2 15 Access Control Trouble List 2 16 Bypassed Zone List 3 0 ARMING DISARMING 3 1 Exit Delay 3 2 Disarming Areas 3 3 Regular Arming Areas 3 4 Stay Arming 3 5 Force Arming 3 6 Area 24HR Status 3 7 Bypassing Zones 4 0 EVENTS 4 5 5 8 9 9 10 12 12 13 15 17...

Page 4: ...PS 8 1 All Areas Group 8 2 Programming Area Groups 9 0 DOOR GROUPS 9 1 All Doors Group 9 2 Programming Door Groups 10 0 FLOOR GROUPS 10 1 All Floors Group 10 2 Programming Floor Groups 11 0 ELEVATOR GROUPS 11 1 All Elevators Group 11 2 Programming Elevator Groups 12 0 TIME AND DATE 12 1 Setting System Time and Date 13 0 SCHEDULES 13 1 Programming Schedules 14 0 HOLIDAYS 14 1 Programming Holidays 3...

Page 5: ... 3 Disable Audible Output 16 4 Messages 16 5 Panic Alarm 16 6 Fire Alarm 16 7 Smoke Detector Reset 17 0 CONFIGURATION 17 1 Zone Description 17 2 Fire Zone 17 3 Arming Modes 17 4 Panic Keys 17 5 Offline Menu Access 17 6 Offline Function Control 17 7 Timers 17 8 Users 18 0 WARRANTY 18 1 Warranty Information 80 80 82 82 84 85 85 86 86 87 88 88 89 89 89 82 90 90 91 92 92 ...

Page 6: ...control system with a user friendly LCD display and 24 key ergonomic keypad All the actions performed in your system will be executed and displayed through the Protégé keypad Therefore before using your Protégé Integrated Alarm and Access Control System we highly recommend you read this manual carefully and have your security professional or property manager explain basic system operation to you P...

Page 7: ...nual Areas Partitions An area or partition is used to divide large systems in to manageable regions For example a building may have a Warehouse Area Administration Area and Production Area An area operates like an individual alarm and is armed and disarmed independently Zone Inputs Movement detectors door contacts and other protection devices are connected to the system on zone inputs A zone belon...

Page 8: ...s are restricted access by programming the doors in a door group To gain entry or exit from a door the user must present a Card Key Tag or access the door using an appropriate means Keypad Control Remote or System Management Application LCD Keypads LCD Keypads are used for all functions within the Protégé System and are typically located near an entrance or door to allow areas within the system to...

Page 9: ... are assigned to an access level and are used to control the areas that a user can arm and disarm An area group can be assigned for arming and disarming Areas assigned in the disarm area group can also be armed by the user Door Group Door groups are assigned to an access level and are used to control access through the doors within the door group Floor Group Floor groups are assigned to an access ...

Page 10: ...This code MUST be changed see section 5 0 on page 41 on how to add and modify user codes Many of the features and options MUST be enabled by the installation company or security professional Refer to the system configuration tables in section 17 0 on page 88 to view the configuration of your system 2 1 INDICATOR LIGHTS The Protégé LCD keypad features three status indicator lights showing the condi...

Page 11: ... silence the alarm When ON the system is armed enter your user code to disarm Indication of the system status and the operation of the indicators are programmable and may not function as above Verify the operation with your installation company or security professional 2 2 VISUAL DISPLAY The Protégé LCD keypad features a rich 32 Character LCD Liquid Crystal Display showing customised messages All ...

Page 12: ...ecurity professional or system administrator 2 4 KEYPAD FUNCTION The Protégé LCD keypad incorporates a backlit silicone membrane keypad The primary function that each key performs is shown below in some cases these may vary based on the function or action being performed Numerical keys from 0 to 9 are used to enter your User Code to logon to the Protégé LCD Keypad When in a scroll display the key ...

Page 13: ...resenting the menu item The enter key is used to confirm an action on the keypad acknowledge memory and alarm information and move to the next programming screen The clear key will log off the user currently logged on the keypad When pressed while not logged in the display will be refreshed Arrow keys are located on the navigation pad and are used to scroll the menu move the focus of a program win...

Page 14: ... the cursor one location to the right with the key Press the key seven times and repeat the procedure for the other characters in the text entry For more productive management of a Protégé System ask your security professional about the Protégé System Management Suite 2 6 OPTION ENTRY The Protégé LCD keypad uses option programming entry when configuring a yes or no option setting Option screens ar...

Page 15: ... that you are programming In any option entry screen press the key The display will change and now show you the text description of the first option in the option entry location Press the key to toggle the option state Y or N Use the and key to scroll the options within the option entry When the required options have been set press the key and you will be returned to the option entry screen where ...

Page 16: ...want to find the user James Cook To cancel the search press to return to the screen were you selected the search When you press the key to get the J in James the display will change with the prompt telling you to press to find the text shown Complete the entry to get the first three characters You can enter up to the full 16 characters When you press the key the system will begin the search If a r...

Page 17: ...rical keys that follow The Protégé LCD Keypad Menu is structured as detailed in the following sections The installer menu is omitted from this manual and should only be accessed by a professionally certified security installer Main Menu The main menu contains all of the menus in the system A user can only view menus that are assigned to the menu group in the programmed access level 1 Area Control ...

Page 18: ...ea Groups Area Group Programming 5 Access Level Access Level Programming 6 View Status View Users Current Location Event Review Sub Menu To access the event log review menu press The following event sub menus are available 1 Review Review System Events 2 Hex Review Installer Only Access 3 Stats Installer Only Access View Sub Menu To access the view menu press The following view sub menus are avail...

Page 19: ... sub menus are available 1 Answer Call Answer Incoming Remote Call 2 Call Remote Call Remote Upload Computer 3 Test Report Send Monitoring Test Report 2 9 OFFLINE MENU OPERATION The Protégé LCD User Station also provides an offline menu that allows quick access to certain menu functions while you are logged out To view the Offline Menu press the key Offline Menu The offline menu contains four menu...

Page 20: ... you with the time of day If the user is programmed to view alarm memory the alarm memory message will be shown to the user before they are automatically taken to the area control menu If enabled the display will then proceed to the area control menu or to the main menu depending on the user configuration Log Off Procedure The keypad will automatically log the user off after no key press for the p...

Page 21: ...o the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 Select the memory view menu item located in the view main menu Use the up and down keys to scroll the areas that can be viewed If an area has alarms in memory the keypad will generate a rejection tone beep and the display will show the memory message To view the first item stored in the area memory press the enter key The first alarm stored will be displayed a...

Page 22: ...ory The alarm memory is cleared automatically next time you ARM your Protégé system if the clear memory option is enabled for the area Alternatively the alarm memory can be acknowledged by a user that has the acknowledge option programmed Display Alarm Memory On Logon The alarm memory can be displayed when you logon this option is programmed per user or per access level based on the menu group ass...

Page 23: ...ur property manager or security company immediately if a trouble condition occurs When a trouble condition occurs the Protégé keypad can be programmed to generate an audible tone every 120 seconds The trouble tone is cancelled when the trouble condition is viewed or the condition is returned to normal Refer to the Disable Audible Output section on Page 85 to disable the keypad beep tone Viewing Sy...

Page 24: ...can acknowledge the trouble by pressing the enter key To view the next trouble condition if present press the down key If viewing memory is completed the user can press the menu key to exit view mode and return to the main menu were another action can be performed Trouble Groups Trouble groups split the available troubles in to categories that can be viewed separately When a trouble condition occu...

Page 25: ...e system Clock Inaccurate The real time clock used to log event data is inaccurate Set the time using the time menu Reporting The system has failed to send a reportable message to the security monitoring company Inform the security monitoring company of the trouble condition Telephone Line The telephone line that is connected to the main system controller has been damaged Zone Fault A zone that ha...

Page 26: ...BLE LIST System trouble conditions monitor the system devices that are used to connect the system to zones readers and other ancillary equipment Module Tamper A module enclosure has been opened and security is potentially compromised Module Communication Communication with a module or device is momentarily interrupted or the device has been removed from the system Module Security A module or devic...

Page 27: ...ur when a door unlock emergency break glass has been activated Door Left Open A door in the system has been left in the open state or has been held open beyond the programmed door open time Number Of Access Attempts An unauthorised user has exceeded the number of times they can attempt to gain entry in to a door or the user has entered an excessive number of incorrect PIN numbers on a LCD Keypad U...

Page 28: ...r to the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 Select the bypass view sub menu item located in the view menu This will take you to the bypass view menu Bypassed zones will be scanned and reported to the display When the bypass list has been completed the display will show the completed message If a zone is found in the system that is bypassed the display will show the zone name and prompt you to find th...

Page 29: ...ith your security professional or property manager 3 2 DISARMING AREAS An entry point like a front door will be programmed with an entry delay time for an area When an entry point is opened the keypad will emit a continuous audible tone until you disarm the area Your Protégé System will not generate an alarm until this timer elapses allowing you time to disarm the area Any zone activation on a zon...

Page 30: ... the progress Once the disarming process has completed the display will show the area as being disarmed You may now proceed to enter the area and alarms will not be activated Silencing and Cancelling Alarms Logon to the LCD Keypad by entering your user code followed by the enter key Refer to the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 The display will show the area associated with the LCD Keypad you have ...

Page 31: ...ble all of the zones in the area and start an exit delay timer allowing you to exit the area Regular Arming Areas Logon to the LCD Keypad by entering your USER CODE followed by the enter key Refer to the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 The display will show the area associated with the LCD Keypad you have logged on to and the current status If you have access to more than one area you are able to ...

Page 32: ...rea will complete the arming process and briefly display the message Arm Complete to you After the display period for the arm complete message the display will return to the area status display and show the exit delay You should now leave the area Regular Arming An Area With Open Zones When an area has open zones an action needs to be taken by the user to complete the arming process Logon to the L...

Page 33: ...t is open in the area See force arming to force arm the zone or press the key to bypass the displayed zone and continue with the arming process When the zone is not ready to be armed the display will show the zone name on the first line and the zone status below The display will then scroll showing the available options for the zone Pressing the arm key will start the zone test from the beginning ...

Page 34: ...ected area while partially arming the system Stay zones are zones that are bypassed when the system is stay armed For example if you are working late or going to sleep and the stay option is programmed you can arm a portion of the building protecting windows and doors without arming other zones Stay Arming Your System Logon to the LCD Keypad by entering your USER CODE followed by the enter key Ref...

Page 35: ...iefly display the message arm complete to you After the display period for the arm complete message the display will return to the area status display and show the exit delay You should now leave the area On completion of the exit delay the display will return to the area status display and show the area status as being stay armed Switching From Stay To Regular Force Armed To change an area from s...

Page 36: ... Keypad by entering your USER CODE followed by the enter key Refer to the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 The display will show the area associated with the LCD Keypad you have logged on to and the current status If you have access to more than one area you are able to scroll the areas using the and keys To search for an area by name press the key to open the search screen Refer to Text Searching ...

Page 37: ...ection that continuously monitors the status of connected devices in the area When maintenance is being performed on an area the installer can disable the 24HR monitoring of an area without disrupting other areas The 24HR section of an area can only be managed by the installer or a user programmed with the appropriate option By default users are not provided access to the 24HR area Controlling The...

Page 38: ...on the 24HR area the display will briefly show the busy message to indicate that it is completing the required action The 24HR section of an area is enabled automatically when the area is armed 3 7 BYPASSING ZONES Bypassing zones allows you to program the alarm system to ignore Bypass Deactivate specified zones the next time the system is armed or until the bypass is removed Bypass Deactivate Latc...

Page 39: ...rrent bypass status will be shown on the second line Pressing the right key will prompt you for the zone using the zone reference CP001 01 To search for a zone by name press the key to open the search screen Refer to Text Searching on page 13 Use the up key to scroll the display to the next zone Press the key to bypass the zone Press the key to latch bypass the zone or press the key to remove the ...

Page 40: ...l The list of zones that are available to be bypassed are dependent on the configuration settings of a keypad and the area being controlled In some cases zones may not be available to be bypassed in such a case a message will be shown to you ...

Page 41: ...from the event review menu or from the offline menu For information on offline menu functions refer to the Offline Menu Operation section on Page 82 Viewing Events Enter your USER CODE to logon to the keypad Refer to the Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 Select the event review sub menu item located in the main menu This will take you to the screen displaying the most recent event that has occurred ...

Page 42: ...Pressing the key again will scroll the display up one more line to show the remainder of the event In the example shown above the event is converted to Wed 13 27 41 User OFFLINE USER Logged In At KP039 clearly showing that an offline menu access was made on Keypad 39 at 1 30pm on Wednesday ogged in at KP03 9 ...

Page 43: ...er key 5 2 DURESS CODE If you are forced to arm or disarm your system entering the user code assigned with the duress code option will arm or disarm the system and immediately transmit a silent message Duress Code to the security monitoring station Duress Codes MUST be programmed by your security professional or installation company who will provide you with the operating instructions Please refer...

Page 44: ... you to the screen asking to select a user number to modify The initial user number will be the user number who logged in to the LCD Keypad The cursor will be located over the first number To search for users by their name press the key Refer to Text Searching on Page 13 Use the up key to increment the user number until UN00010 is displayed or enter the user number using the numerical keys Press t...

Page 45: ...s level defines what the user is able to access within the system and contains the menu area floor elevator and door groups that can be assigned By default this is set to None Use the and keys to scroll the records The arrow Î on the top line indicates it is a scroll selection entry screen The programming options that follow require an advanced knowledge of the Protégé System and may not be availa...

Page 46: ...te entry press the disarm key A setting of will mean no expiry date time checking will be performed The display will show the users expiry time programming screen Use the numerical keys to enter a time in 24HR military format To clear the time entry press the disarm key A setting of will mean no expiry time checking will be performed The display will show the users card facility programming screen...

Page 47: ...number is typically printed on the card device To clear the card number press the disarm key A setting of 4294967295 will mean no card number is programmed The card number and facility code MUST be prefixed with leading zeros if less than the digits displayed To automatically load a large number of users cards enter autoload card entry mode Refer to the section following To program large numbers o...

Page 48: ...hree when option four is enabled 5 Disarm Primary Area On Logon When enabled the user only needs to enter their user code and press the key If the primary area for the keypad is armed it will be disarmed 6 Disarm User Area On Logon Operating the same as option five however the area assigned in the users area location will be disarmed if it is armed Use this option to control lighting and HVAC for ...

Page 49: ...de The user must also be given access to the user menu 5 Reserved Option A reserved option do not change this option 6 User Is Calculated With Loiter Area Enabled the user is defined as being a loiter user and will be included in the loiter area calculation If loiter areas are used within your application check with your Security Professional 7 User Enabled To Remote Logon Enabled the user code ca...

Page 50: ...up and down keys to scroll to the next user Modifications can be made and WILL be saved if the or keys are pressed In the example shown pressing the up key moves to the next user UN00011 and shows the name Removing User Codes To remove a user code from the system but monitor if the user code or card has been attempted to be used refer to Disabling User Codes on Page 49 Follow the procedures below ...

Page 51: ... the changes and move to the next programming screen Press the enter repeatedly until you are at the facility code programming entry The display will show the users card facility programming screen Clear the facility code by pressing key and then press enter to save the changes and move to the next screen The display will show the users card number programming screen Clear the card number by press...

Page 52: ...ess level programming screen is shown Once the user name is displayed use the list selection keys and to scroll to the access level none Once selected press the key When the user attempts to use the User Code at an LCD Keypad or presents the associated card for the user to a card reading device they will be denied access An event will be recorded in the event log that can be viewed Changing User C...

Page 53: ...the Installer Menu The Master access level controls the ability for a master user to login to the system It is strongly recommended not to change the Master access level or other records that are programmed for the master to operate correctly 6 2 PROGRAMMING ACCESS LEVELS Access levels should be programmed for groups of users for example administration warehouse and management Where the group can ...

Page 54: ... the Text Entry Section on Page 12 Press enter key to save the name and move to the next programming screen Press the key to clear the name or to recall the current name press the key A schedule defines when this access level will be valid A setting of none will disable schedule verification Use the and keys to scroll the records The arrow Î on the top line indicates it is a scroll selection entry...

Page 55: ...eas a user assigned the access level will be able to arm A setting of none will disable arming of an area Use the and keys to scroll the records The disarming group defines which areas a user assigned the access level will be able to disarm A setting of none will disable arming of an area Use the and keys to scroll the records An access level with a disarm group assigned will also be able to arm t...

Page 56: ...ines which floors a user assigned the access level will be able to gain access a user must also be assigned a valid elevator car group A setting of None will prevent a user assigned the access level from being able to unlock any floors Use the and keys to scroll the records The display will show the option entry screen for the miscellaneous options An option can be toggled on and off by using the ...

Page 57: ... level PGM Installer Option 3 8 Reserved Options Do not alter reserved options The display will show the access level PGM This is activated based on option 1 and 2 of the miscellaneous options This option should not be modified and should be configured by the installer The display will show the access level PGM activation time This time is used when the PGM is activated This option should not be m...

Page 58: ...ols the ability for a master user to login to the system It is strongly recommended not to change the Master menu group or other records that are programmed for the master to operate correctly 7 2 PROGRAMMING MENU GROUPS Menu groups should be programmed so that they are used for groups of users for example administration warehouse and management Where the group can clearly be identified by the men...

Page 59: ...ify the name use the numerical keys Refer to the Text Entry Section on Page 12 Press enter key to save the name and move to the next programming screen Press the key to clear the name or to recall the current name press the key The display will show the schedule programming A schedule defines when this menu group will be valid A setting of none will disable schedule verification Use the and keys t...

Page 60: ...g the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 1 Area Control Menu Setting the area control menu option allows the menu group to access 2 User Programming Menu Setting the user programming menu option allows the menu group to access Some restrictions apply to the sub menus see sub menu options 3 Event Review Menu Setting the event revi...

Page 61: ...b menus that the menu group will allow access to An option can be toggled on and off by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 1 Installer Advanced Menu Setting the sub menu option installer advanced menu option allows the menu group to access and the sub menus 2 Extra Time Menus Setting the sub menu option extra time menus...

Page 62: ...or the first extra menus that the menu group will allow access to An option can be toggled on and off by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 1 Extra User Sub Menus Setting the extra users sub menu option will allow the menu group to access 2 Installer Menu Group Setting the installer menu groups option will open the Inst...

Page 63: ...ers who are assigned this menu group If this or the user option is set the user will be shown memory on login 6 8 Reserved Options Do not alter reserved options The display will show the option entry screen for the second extra menus that the menu group will allow access to An option can be toggled on and off by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer...

Page 64: ... The all areas group is assigned to the master access level by default Changing the all areas group is not recommended as it will restrict access to the areas used by the Master Access Level 8 2 PROGRAMMING AREA GROUPS Area groups should be programmed so that they are used for a group of users for example administration warehouse and management where the groups can clearly be identified by the are...

Page 65: ...splay will show the schedule programming A schedule defines when this area group will be valid A setting of none will disable schedule verification Use the and keys to scroll the records The arrow Î on the top line indicates it is a scroll selection entry screen The display will show the secondary area group selection A secondary area group if programmed will be used if the assigned schedule is no...

Page 66: ...a in to the group by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 Depending on the number of areas that are available in the system the number of programmable blocks of areas will be restricted The display will show the next block of 8 areas that belong in the group Pressing will move to the next entry until you return to the are...

Page 67: ...stem The All Doors group is assigned to the master access level by default Changing the All Doors group is not recommended as it will restrict access to the doors by the Master Access Level 9 2 PROGRAMMING DOOR GROUPS Door groups should be programmed so that they are used for a group of users for example administration warehouse and management where the groups an clearly be identified by the doors...

Page 68: ...urrent name press the key The display will show the schedule programming A schedule defines when this door group will be valid A setting of none will disable schedule verification Use the and keys to scroll the records The arrow Î on the top line indicates it is a scroll selection entry screen The display will show the secondary door group selection A secondary door group if programmed will be use...

Page 69: ...cluding a door into the group by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 Depending on the number of doors that are available in the system the number of programmable blocks of doors will be restricted The display will show the next block of 8 doors that belong in the group Pressing will move to the next block of 8 doors unti...

Page 70: ...thin the system The All Floors group is assigned to the master access level by default Changing the All Floors group is not recommended as it will restrict access to the floors used by the Master Access Level 10 2 PROGRAMMING FLOOR GROUPS Floor groups should be programmed so that they are used for a group of users for example administration legal department and management where the groups can clea...

Page 71: ...o clear the name or to recall the current name press the key The display will show the schedule programming A schedule defines when this floor group will be valid A setting of none will disable schedule verification Use the and keys to scroll the records The arrow Î on the top line indicates it is a scroll selection entry screen The display will show the secondary floor group selection A secondary...

Page 72: ...d on and off including a floor into the group by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 Depending on the number of floors that are available in the system the number of programmable blocks of floors will be restricted The display will show the next block of 8 floors that belong in the group Pressing will move to the next bl...

Page 73: ...The All Elevators group is a special elevator group that allows access to all elevators within the system The All Elevators group is assigned to the master access level by default Changing the All Elevators group is not recommended as it will restrict access to the elevators used by the Master Access Level 11 2 PROGRAM ELEVATOR GROUPS Elevator groups should be programmed so that they are used for ...

Page 74: ...e the numerical keys Refer to the Text Entry Section on Page 12 Press enter key to save the name and move to the next programming screen Press the key to clear the name or to recall the current name press the key The display will show the schedule programming A schedule defines when this elevator group will be valid A setting of None will disable schedule verification Use the and keys to scroll th...

Page 75: ...vator cars that belong to the elevator group An option can be toggled on and off including an elevator car into the group by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 Depending on the number of elevator cars that are available in the system the number of programmable blocks of elevators will be restricted The display will show...

Page 76: ...will display the time Use the numerical keys to enter the time pressing to move to the date entry screen The display will show the date entry Use the numerical keys to enter the date pressing to move to the day of the week entry screen and save the date setting The display will show the current day of the week Use the key to scroll up and the key to scroll down Press to move forward to the time en...

Page 77: ...menu This will prompt you for a schedule to modify with the first schedule that is available being shown The cursor will be positioned at the start of the schedule name entry To modify the name use the numerical keys Refer to the Text Entry Section on Page 12 Press enter key to save the name and move to the next programming screen Press the key to clear the name or to recall the current name press...

Page 78: ...tive on An option can be toggled on and off enabling the schedule to be active on the holiday group by using the numerical keys to To view the options in text entry mode press the key Refer to Option Entry on Page 12 Option 1 to 8 are assigned Holiday Group 1 to 8 If a holiday is active and a period in a schedule is NOT programmed with the holiday group the schedule will not be valid If a schedule...

Page 79: ... the schedule selection screen The schedule status screen will be shown Select the schedule using the or keys Press the key to view the schedule status The display will show the schedule status If a Y is under the V the schedule is valid If a Y is under the S or E the start or end time are valid Schedule to modify 010 S VSE Y ...

Page 80: ...he Logon Keypad Section on Page 18 Select the holiday menu item located in the main menu This will prompt you for a holiday to modify with the first holiday that is available being shown The display will show the start date entry Enter the date that you want the holiday to start on Press to clear the entry to The display will then move to the holiday end date entry Enter the date that you want the...

Page 81: ... a period in a schedule is NOT programmed with the holiday group the schedule will not become valid If a schedules period is to operate on a holiday the period must have at least one of the holiday group options programmed that matches the holiday setting View Holiday Status To view the current status of a holiday press the key while in the holiday selection screen The holiday status screen will b...

Page 82: ...ypad Section on Page 18 Select the daylight savings menu item located in the main menu This will prompt you for the starting rule for daylight savings Use the and keys to change the start day rule The starting rule for daylight savings also requires the month to be set Use the and keys to change the start month rule setting This will prompt you for the ending rule for daylight savings Use the and ...

Page 83: ...ht savings are currently reserved and should not be modified from the default value Daylight savings will activate at 2 00 AM on the morning of the rule becoming active and either increment or decrement the time accordingly An event will be logged indicating that the time has been changed by a daylight saving operation D S Options ...

Page 84: ...he offline menu options must be enabled by your security professional Refer to the configuration section Automation Menu To control automation points press while logged out The screen will display the first automation point Use the and keys to change the displayed automation point Press the key to turn the point on for the timed period key to turn the point off or key to latch the point on Trouble...

Page 85: ...lay will show the System Controller application version 1 04 build 1371 This will vary depending on the version installed Pressing the key will show the BIOS Application Version Number 1 02 Build 0375 Pressing the key will show the BOOT Application Version Number 1 04 Build 0176 Pressing the key will show the Database Version Number 1 09 Pressing the key will show the serial number of the hardware...

Page 86: ...that is set in the real time clock Pressing the arrow again will return to the first screen showing the application version number 16 2 OFFLINE DOOR UNLOCK The Protégé provides a function key that can be used to unlock a door that is located near the keypad This can be programmed to unlock without the user logging in or from the main menu when the user has logged in The ability to unlock the door ...

Page 87: ...t repeat the above steps the keypad will generate four audible tones to indicate that the audible output has been enabled The ability to disable the audible tone is a configuration option and must be enabled by your security professional Refer to the configuration section 16 4 MESSAGES The Protégé system provides powerful message handling capabilities to allow messages to be sent to the keypads wi...

Page 88: ...ion company Please refer to the System Configuration Section on Page 88 16 6 FIRE ALARM When a fire alarm occurs the LCD User Station will emit three audible tones at 2 second intervals until reset by entering a valid user code If the zone is a delay fire zone there is a delay of thirty seconds before the system contacts the security company or property manager A delayed fire zone will prevent unn...

Page 89: ...ional or installation company Please refer to the System Configuration Section on Page 88 16 6 SMOKE DETECTOR RESET When a fire alarm occurs depending on the installation it may be required to generate a smoke detector reset To reset smoke detectors from a keypad press the and key together for 3 seconds ...

Page 90: ...bled by your installer The following lists the general options and how your system is configured 17 1 ZONE DESCRIPTION The following lists the common zones in your system and how each zone is configured For a complete zone list consult your security professional or property manager ZONE NAME FORCE STAY BYPASS ...

Page 91: ... _____ seconds You can perform a smoke detector reset on keypad s __________________ 17 3 ARMING MODES Your user code will provide you access to ________________ and you will be able to perform the arming functions below on your areas Enabled Disabled Regular Arming Stay Arming Force Arming Instant Arming 17 4 PANIC KEYS The following lists the panic key configurations that are enabled on your sys...

Page 92: ..._____ have the door function key enabled and will unlock door _____________________ Enabled Disabled Door Unlocks Offline Door Unlocks At Main Menu 17 7 TIMERS Your entry time is programmed to be ____ seconds This is the time that you have before an alarm is generated if you enter through the zone __________________ __ Your exit time is programmed to be ____ seconds This is the time that you have ...

Page 93: ...ACCESS LEVEL UN00001 MASTER MASTER__________ UN00002 INSTALLER INSTALLER________ UN00003 DEMO DEMO____________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ UN_____ _____ _________________ U...

Page 94: ...s not manufactured by Seller Seller cannot guarantee the performance of the security system Seller s obligation and liability under this warranty is expressly limited to repairing or replacing at Seller s option any product not meeting the specifications In no event shall the Seller be liable to the buyer or any other person for any loss or damages whether direct or indirect or consequential or in...

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