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11 LED 

FUNCTION

 

 
Panel 

PCB 

   

Supply LED on    

 

: Indicates  AC supply 

Remote Keypad 
Supply Led on 

 

 

: Indicates AC supply and / or battery supply 

 

12 SYSTEM 

FAULTS 

 
There are 6 fault conditions automatically detected by the Atlas 4. The user is informed of a fault via the fault LED. This 
LED will illumiate and an error tone will be emitted every 5 seconds when the panel is in day mode, Press a function key 
to stop the error tone. The fault LED will remain on until the fault has been corrected. 

To determine the fault go into the log by entering 

 . A    symbol followed by 

1-6

 will be displayed. 

1

 Bell 

Fuse 

Failure 

    

2

 Auxiliary 

Fuse 

Failure 

3

 Battery 

Missing 

4

 

Low Battery Voltage 

5

 Mains 

Failure 

6

 

Telephone Line Failure 

7

 

Spare 

8

 

Event Report Failure 

 

 
13 TECHNICAL 

SPECIFICATION

 

 

 

 

 

13.1 Power 

supply 

Power 

input 

   : 

17V 

a.c. 

Low voltage output 

 

 

: 13.2 Vdc fused, 1 Amp maximum Including  Control Panel.  

 

 

Low voltage output fuses   

 

: 1 Amp quick blow. 

Battery charge voltage 

 

 

: 13.7 V d.c. 

Rechargeable battery capacity 

 

: 12V sealed lead acid, 2.8 to 6 AH. 

 

13.2 Control 

PCB 

Current consumption  

 

 

  (day 

mode) 

 : 

130mA. 

 

  (set 

mode) 

 : 

130mA. 

  (alarm) 

  : 

130mA. 

Auxiliary DC output supply  

 

: Regulated 13.2V d.c. for use with PIR, microwave and shock sensors. 

Bell 

 

    : 

500mA. 

PR1 

 

    : 

250mA. 

Alarm bell time 

 

 

 

: 2 to 20 minutes (software programmable). 

Zone type 

 

 

 

: Normally closed loops which activate when opened or short circuit. 

Zone loop current  

 

 

: 0.97mA max. 

Zone activation resistance   

 

: 6.9K Ohms (minimum). 

Zone loop activation timer   

 

: 0.35 seconds. 

Exit timer 

 

 

 

: 2 to 255 seconds. 

Entry 

timer 

   : 

to 

255 

seconds.      

 

13.3  

Mechanical 

Dimensions 

 

 

 

: 223 x 205 x 78 mm. 

Colour 

    : 

White 

(grey 

export). 

 

13.4 Environmental 

Operating temperature 

 

 

: 0 to +40

C (+32 to +104

0

 F). 

Storage temperature 

 

 

: -20 to +60 

C (-4 to +172

0

 F). 

 

13.5  

Cleaning 

DO NOT use strong detergents to clean this control panel. To remove any dirt or grime, wipe with a clean damp cloth 
ONLY 
 

Summary of Contents for ATLAS 4

Page 1: ...CTIONS Led Remote Keypad Pyronix Ltd October 2001 This Product is approved for use in the Residential Commercial and Light Industrial Environments 8 A B C D 2 1 3 4 SET 5 6 7 8 9 0 INSTALLER DETAILS T...

Page 2: ...specifications without giving prior notice A copy of our warranty can be obtained from the above address Pyronix Limited Pyronix House Braithwell Way Hellaby Rotherham S66 8QY ENGLAND Tel 44 0 1709 70...

Page 3: ...s End of Line Wiring Diagram 14 10 PROGRAMMING 15 10 1 Factory Defaults 15 10 2 Entering Engineer Mode 15 10 3 Resetting The Non Volatile Memory NVM to Factory Settings 15 10 4 Setting The Panel When...

Page 4: ...NVM Reset 21 10 32 Follow Select 21 10 33 Exiting Engineer Mode 21 11 LED FUNCTION 22 12 SYSTEM FAULTS 22 13 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 22 13 1 Power supply 22 13 2 Control PCB 22 13 3 Mechanical 22 13...

Page 5: ...Enables Panel setting and unsetting with a unique pass code 1 Setting and unsetting of the door chime facility 2 Event log viewing 3 2 Master User Level Enables All Limited User facilities 3 Clearing...

Page 6: ...P A zone may be programmed as silent A silent P A activation will not cause the bell and strobe to operate but the central station will be informed of P A activation Tamper The tamper zone may be pro...

Page 7: ...either set or unset the alarm with the last two digits of the code reversed this will then send a Duress Code to the Central Receiving Station The panel will appear normal when the duress code is acti...

Page 8: ...nore incoming calls The master user may generate a one hour time window to allow up downloading by using the function If this option is selected this will answer on a single ring Wide handshake filter...

Page 9: ...the alarm company in order to access the Atlas 4 during an uploading or downloading operation Reporting Codes These are unique two digit codes used by the central monitoring station to identify the z...

Page 10: ...e there is an unstable mains supply Default value 0 minutes INSTALLATION AND WIRING Before beginning any installation work read through this section carefully Plan out the various areas and degrees of...

Page 11: ...T connection on the PCB The bell tamper must be connected to a tamper zone or connected as end of line zone Bell box strobe connections should be linked together at the bell box 9 4 Remote Keypad RKP...

Page 12: ...l sounder 0 350 External strobe 0 150 Standby current for external sounder 0 050 Single remote keypad 0 015 Required capacity for alarm condition 0 815 x 0 333 0 271 Ahrs Capacity required for standby...

Page 13: ...n series to protect all the zone tamper wiring Up to ten sensors or door contacts may be wired on each zone 9 8 Telephone Connections 9 9 Powering Up The Panel and RKP a Connect the battery leads to t...

Page 14: ...RECHARGEABLE PYRONIX PIR TAMPER ALARM SUPPLY PYRONIX PIR B B BT TF STB BA DECIBELL BATTERY K K KD KTKTR KEYPAD TAMPER CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE WIRED TO A ZONE PROGRAMMED FOR TAMPER RKP TELEPHONE NETWORK...

Page 15: ...f the panel is configured by the engineer refer to section 10 14 to allow the reset of the NVM back to factory settings by powering up the system with the NVM reset pins shorted together Locate the NV...

Page 16: ...alarm bell cut off time for the Atlas 4 is factory set to 20 minutes 10 7 Setting Entry Time To set the required Entry time Enter followed by the time required in seconds to seconds followed by Incorr...

Page 17: ...A Wide handshake filters Standard handshake filters 4 Fire Silent P A zones Audible P A zones 10 14 System Option 3 Enter followed by The RKP LEDs will toggle on and off on each press of the numbered...

Page 18: ...ble an event insert blanks in place of the two digits e g 2 digit code Alarm zone 1 Alarm zone 2 Alarm zone 3 Alarm zone 4 Example to program alarm zone reporting codes 68 and 69 to zones 2 and 4 resp...

Page 19: ...event insert blanks for both digits e g 2 digit code Set User 1 Set User 2 Set User 3 Set User 4 Set User 5 Set User 6 Set User 7 Keyswitch To use HEX codes use the key to select the character requir...

Page 20: ...the key to accept Reporting codes are automatically stored after pressing the key 10 27 Restoral Reporting Codes Enter e g 2 digit code User Code Restoral Bell Timeout Restoral Battery restoral A C Re...

Page 21: ...Unset codes to be reported to Group 3 Maintenance Codes Select from the list above where you require Maintenance codes to be reported to Group 4 24hr Test call Select from the list above where you req...

Page 22: ...age output 13 2 Vdc fused 1 Amp maximum Including Control Panel Low voltage output fuses 1 Amp quick blow Battery charge voltage 13 7 V d c Rechargeable battery capacity 12V sealed lead acid 2 8 to 6...

Page 23: ...on 1 System option 2 System option 3 Re set First telephone number Second telephone number Customer account code Downloading access code Zone alarming reporting codes Zone tamper reporting codes Syste...

Page 24: ...Default Audible PA System Option 3 1 2 Default Open Zones not Displayed 3 Default No alarm in line fail 4 Default Telephone line monitoring off System Option 4 1 Default No bell squawk 2 Default Bell...

Page 25: ...tingCodes Set User 1 Set User 2 Set User 3 Set User 4 Set User 5 Set User 6 Set User 7 Keyswitch User Unset Reporting Codes Unset User 1 Unset User 2 Unset User 3 Unset User 4 Unset User 5 Unset User...

Page 26: ...storal Reporting Codes User code Restoral Bell Timeout Restoral Battery Restoral A C Restoral Test Transmission Digicom Codes Keyswitch Set Configuration Group Allocation Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 24hr...

Page 27: ...Rins141 Issue 7 Page 27...

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