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SECTION 1:

SECTION 1:

SECTION 1:

SECTION 1: SYSTEM O

 SYSTEM O

 SYSTEM O

 SYSTEM O

 SYSTEM OVER

VER

VER

VER

VERVIEW & A

VIEW & A

VIEW & A

VIEW & A

VIEW & AV

V

V

V

VAILABLE OPTIONS

AILABLE OPTIONS

AILABLE OPTIONS

AILABLE OPTIONS

AILABLE OPTIONS

1.1

1.1

1.1

1.1

1.1

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The SC system is ready to use from the factory. It is shipped from
the factory with a default (factory) program. The factory program-
ming for model SC 800 consists of one (1) fire zone and seven (7)
burglary zones.  For model SC1600 the factory programming
consists of two (2) fire zones and fourteen (14) burglary zones. The
zone configuration can be individually reprogrammed from the SK1L
keypad or by using the ScanPro Downloader Software to suit
whatever zone options are necessary.  Programming cannot

cannot

cannot

cannot

cannot be

performed with the EKP1

EKP1

EKP1

EKP1

EKP1 LED Keypad. User 16 may be additionally

programmed for keyswitch operation. There are four (4) individual
timers for E/E delay zones.  Programmed loop response is available
from 10 milliseconds to 500 milliseconds.

The built in digital communicator can be programmed for today’s
most popular reporting formats.

See programming worksheet for Factory Default details.

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1.2

ZONE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

ZONE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

ZONE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

ZONE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

ZONE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

  

  

  

  

  

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

ZONE

SUB FUNCTION

SUB FUNCTION

SUB FUNCTION

SUB FUNCTION

SUB FUNCTION   

  

  

  

  TYPE

TYPE

TYPE

TYPE

TYPE

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

A

A

A

A

AV

V

V

V

VAILABLE

AILABLE

AILABLE

AILABLE

AILABLE

BURGLARY

E/E   1

Bypass zone

E/E   2

Chime zone

E/E   3

Day/Night trouble

E/E   4

Loop response time

Instant

Swinger  rejection

Interior 1
Interior 2
Follower

FIRE

Audible

Loop response time Swinger
rejection Trouble

24 HOUR

Silent

Bypassable

Audible

Loop response time Swinger
rejection Trouble

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1.3

1.3

1.3

1.3

HARD

HARD

HARD

HARD

HARDW

W

W

W

WARE OPTIONAL ITEMS

ARE OPTIONAL ITEMS

ARE OPTIONAL ITEMS

ARE OPTIONAL ITEMS

ARE OPTIONAL ITEMS

EKP1 -

EKP1 -

EKP1 -

EKP1 -

EKP1 - This is an LED keypad that can be used in  the SC800
system.  It is capable of showing zone status for only zones 1-8.  It
is capable of many of the normal operations but not

not

not

not

not able to function

as a keypad programmer.  The operations that are NO

NO

NO

NO

NOT 

usable with

this keypad are also indicated on page (i).

SK1L - 

SK1L - 

SK1L - 

SK1L - 

SK1L - This is an LCD keypad that can be used in the SC800 and
the SC1600 systems.  It has full

full

full

full

full capabilities for operating and

programming the systems it is attached to.  A variety of International
versions of this keypad are also available that have User/Installer
messages in different languages.

Four of any combinations of the keypads are the maximum per
installation.

DOB - 

DOB - 

DOB - 

DOB - 

DOB - This is the D

D

D

D

Data O

O

O

O

Output B

B

B

B

Board.  It can be used as any of five

output devices.  These range from Zone Alarm memory devices to
a printer interface, to a Status Output device, to a Bell Module.  The
latter three are explained in detail in the programming detail for Item
30.

POB-1 -

POB-1 -

POB-1 -

POB-1 -

POB-1 - The POB-1 kit can also be used to interface an on-site
parallel printer to the SC800/1600 alarm control panels.  It consists
of a PCB and Interface cable along with mounting hardware.  The
PCB must be used in the stack as specified in the instructions.

LC1 -

LC1 -

LC1 -

LC1 -

LC1 - This is the Telephone Line cut module.  It is designed to sense
for a drop in voltage below 3 volts for a time period of 30 s/
- 15 seconds.  Once activated it turns on a Form "C" relay that can
be used for a local bell, piezo or even a wireless transmitter to
transmit to a neighbor or radio communicator in case of telephone
line loss.

FM2000 - 

FM2000 - 

FM2000 - 

FM2000 - 

FM2000 - This is a Two Wire smoke detector module.  The SC system
was originally designed to accomodate four wire smoke detectors.
A maximum of ten, Two wire smoke detectors can be attached to one
of the FM2000 units.  It comes with a 4.7K resistor that must be used
as the End-Of-Line resistor.

1.4

1.4

1.4

1.4

1.4

TIMER OPTIONS

TIMER OPTIONS

TIMER OPTIONS

TIMER OPTIONS

TIMER OPTIONS

The SC system has various timer options that can be changed to meet your various system needs. Listed below are the programmable
range for each timer option.

Bell shutoff time

2 - 30 minutes

Zone reporting delay time

10-150 seconds

Zone response time

10mSecs to 500mSecs

AC and Low battery reporting delay time

1-15 minutes

Test timer A

Daily weekly monthly yearly reporting

Entrance delay groups 1 through 4

10-150 seconds

Test timer B

Daily weekly monthly yearly reporting

Exit delay groups 1 through 4

10-150 seconds

Exception windows

15 min. - 225 minutes

Opening exception window start

1 min. - 24 hours

Holiday schedule

1 - 10 holidays by month/day

Closing exception window start

1 min. - 24 hours

Switched Output

0 - 23.75 hours

Open/Close exception schedule

1-7 days

Summary of Contents for Arrowhead SC1600

Page 1: ...1600 8 Zone 16 Zone Downloadable Panels Installation Programming Manual Use with EKP1 LED or SK1L LCD keypad Programmed through the LCD keypad or with the ScanPro Downloader Software P N 64812821 A PD...

Page 2: ...vent History P P P P 1 2 3 2 K eypad A ctivated S witch On P P P P 1 2 4 0 K eypad A ctivated S witch Off P P P P 1 2 4 1 Tim er S witch Toggle P P P P 1 2 4 2 V iew History M ode P P P P 1 2 6 8 E K...

Page 3: ...cate disable is available Optional Bell shutoff from any partition keypad View History command is available for the User Common E E zones configurable in partitioning Ringback available at the keypad...

Page 4: ...USER INSTALLER MENUS 13 SECTION 6 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS 16 SECTION 7 SPECIAL PANEL FEATURES 18 SECTION 8 PROGRAMMING ITEM DESCRIPTION 25 SECTION 9 UL COMPLIANCE 33 SECTION 10 COMPLIANCE 34 SECTION...

Page 5: ...e NO NO NO NO NOT T T T T usable with this keypad are also indicated on page i SK1L SK1L SK1L SK1L SK1L This is an LCD keypad that can be used in the SC800 and the SC1600 systems It has full full full...

Page 6: ...E resistors as shown in Figure 1 The SC800 1600 panels can be programmed to not use end of line resistors if required This is done in location 30 section 1 Closed circuit loops are wired in series wit...

Page 7: ...Figure 1 Figure 1 Figure 1 Battery Connector Modification for large AH Batteries Note The Instructions and drawing shown in Figure 1 below are used when a large AH battery with screw terminals is use...

Page 8: ...able output has been selected for any function other than burglar operation single bell single bell single bell single bell single bell operation must be selected NO NO NO NO NOTE TE TE TE TE The tot...

Page 9: ...L TYPICAL TYPICAL TYPICAL TYPICAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION For proper installation an...

Page 10: ...e audible warning device will change to a steady sound for 4 seconds in theTEST MODE and then return to a pulsating sound All loops may now be tested independently Violate each loop separately The Arm...

Page 11: ...d displays system status from one or more locations Additionally built into each keypad is a miniature sounding device which when active indicates various system conditions such as fault test and pre...

Page 12: ...Group 1 GROUP 2 KEYS PPPP 2 The Group 2 key sequence is used to bypass all burglary zones assigned to Interior Group 2 2 DIGIT KEYS 1 2 The 2 Digit keys are used to enter hexadecimal num bers A F EXA...

Page 13: ...ory The most recent history event will be displayed immediately Each history event will be displayed in the following format SECTION 5 USER INSTALLER MENUS There are two menus available for the SC sys...

Page 14: ...ould be inserted into the second slot marked U11 3 Place the installer Pass Code Programming link P1 on the panel to the upper Programming posi tion 4 Power up the panel again 5 Enter the installer me...

Page 15: ...n a remote PC software on a remote PC software on a remote PC If the P If the P If the P If the P If the Panel P anel P anel P anel P anel Pass ass ass ass assw w w w wor or or or ord f d f d f d f d...

Page 16: ...NSTR OGRAMMING INSTR OGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS BE READ UCTIONS BE READ UCTIONS BE READ UCTIONS BE READ UCTIONS BE READ BEFORE A BEFORE A BEFORE A BEFORE A BEFORE ATTEMPTING TTEMPTING TTEMPTING TTEMPTING...

Page 17: ...press the key so the new data is updated to the permanent EEPROM memory The new phone number is 1 800 777 1313 Pressing the do do do do down arr wn arr wn arr wn arr wn arro o o o ow w w w w or up ar...

Page 18: ...r alarm technician must be instructed to enter the user menu and select the Ans Ans Ans Ans Answer Call wer Call wer Call wer Call wer Call option once the telephone begins ringing at the premises Aft...

Page 19: ...ccomplished by setting up a user boundar user boundar user boundar user boundar user boundary y y y y programming an eight 8 in item 67 user attributes for the fir fir fir fir first user of the st use...

Page 20: ...ime of arming a Force Arm report would be generated The fourth digit in the Close code item 20 is the Force Arm report code and would be transmitted to the central station This code would precede the...

Page 21: ...AD CODE 2 DIGIT REPORT CODE block of eight zones It is followed by the Zone 16 BYPASS CODE ZONE BLOCK CODE DIGITS ID from Item 25 for zones 9 16 17 TROUBLE CODE ZONE BLOCK CODE DIGITS KEY PAIR 1 3 1 D...

Page 22: ...6 READY TROUBLE 10 KEYPAD CONTROL SW SELECTION 3 STROBE LIGHT 7 AUDIBLE WARNING 11 P C CONTROL SW 0 FALSE ALARM ZONE 1 ZONE 5 ZONE 9 ZONE 13 34 SHUTDOWN COUNT ZONE 2 ZONE 6 ZONE 10 ZONE 14 1 15 ZONE...

Page 23: ...TIMER B 57 START OF OPENING EXCEPTION WINDOW HH MM 58 START OF CLOSING EXCEPTION WINDOW HH MM Used as the Arm time for the Auto Arm feature Enable by putting an 8 at Item 27 for Phone 1 59 EXCEPTION...

Page 24: ...ER 23 USER 9 USER 24 USER 10 USER 25 USER 11 USER 26 USER 12 USER 27 USER 13 USER 28 USER 14 USER 29 USER 15 USER 30 68 ZONES ASSIGNED TO USER SELECT ZONES USER IDENTIFICATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11...

Page 25: ...e numbers 1 2 and 3 respectfully These account numbers may be three or four digits in length and with a range of 0 9 A F Extended Superfast 4 3 3 SK4 2 and ScanPro Downloader reporting formats require...

Page 26: ...7 TROUBLE CODE 2 DIGIT HEX TROUBLE CODE 2 DIGIT HEX TROUBLE CODE 2 DIGIT HEX TROUBLE CODE 2 DIGIT HEX TROUBLE CODE 2 DIGIT HEX Code reported whenever a trouble condition is detected First digit used t...

Page 27: ...on Whatever the digit is programmed for it will be followed by the user 14 14 14 14 14 identifier an E E E E E 4 4 4 4 4 The fourth digit is the Conditional Opening enable Any digit in this position e...

Page 28: ...hart to set the first system function group 1 No EOL resistor 5 Zones 9 16 installed 2 Secure upload 6 2nd EEPROM INSTALLED 3 Installer privacy code 7 Latched fire bell 4 50 hertz AC 8 Bell shutoff an...

Page 29: ...it to disable keypad annunciation during exit delay 4 Select this digit to enable the printer DOB DOB DOB DOB DOB module 5 Select this digit to enable the timer output on the system status module or A...

Page 30: ...8 43 8 43 8 43 ENTRANCE DELAY TIMES 1 15 ENTRANCE DELAY TIMES 1 15 ENTRANCE DELAY TIMES 1 15 ENTRANCE DELAY TIMES 1 15 ENTRANCE DELAY TIMES 1 15 Four 4 entrance delay times are available Each program...

Page 31: ...be programmed 8 57 8 57 8 57 8 57 8 57 START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT EXCEPTION...

Page 32: ...unctions for each user Enter function s for each user from the chart below 1 INHIBIT VIEW HISTORY 5 NO EE ZONE DESCRIPTION 2 DOOR STRIKE 6 NO USER PROGRAMMING 3 ARMING ONLY 7 CHANGE OWN CODE ONLY 4 NO...

Page 33: ...eration must be programmed in order to get a pulsing output for Fire and a constant output on burglary violations Item 33 program anything other than 0 11 Manual shutdown for fire zones Latch Fire Bel...

Page 34: ...he separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected 4 If necessary the user should consult the a...

Page 35: ...etiquette cer Cette etiquette cer Cette etiquette cer Cette etiquette certifie que le tifie que le tifie que le tifie que le tifie que le materiel est conf materiel est conf materiel est conf materie...

Page 36: ...nc sOwners Installation and Programmingmanuals WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION WARRANTY LIMITATI...

Page 37: ...12 5VDC TOTAL CURRENT NOT TO EXCEED 300mA FOR UL COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS ZONE RESPONSE ZONE RESPONSE ZONE RESPONSE ZONE RESPONSE ZONE RESPONSE TIME TIME TIME TIME TIME PROGRAMMABLE FR...

Page 38: ...MACHINE BYPASS 18 ANTI JAM 25 ARMED OUTPUT 8 See also WIRING TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS ARMED OUTPUT ASSIGNABLE OUTPUT 29 See also bell WIRING AUDIBLE WARNING 8 See also WIRING TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS AUDIB...

Page 39: ...ION CODE 27 STATUS CODE 27 STATUS MODULE 29 STROBE LIGHT 29 T T T T T TELEPHONE 9 25 TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS See WIRING TEST CODE 26 TESTING 10 TIMER 29 TEST 31 TONE DIAL 28 TROUBLE 26 U U U U U UPLOAD...

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