SILENTRON SERENYA 2000, Manual

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COPYRIGHT SERENYA COD. 2001
SERENYA
by Silentron
– made in Italy
Supplementary keypads: enter the numerical code and then press the green key
Key-fobs : press the green key
Attention! disarming is always full unless the remote controls and keypads are programmed otherwise
– If some zones are required to remain
active, they must be armed after disarming has been performed.
INFORMATIONS : after every arming and disarming it is possible to have clear vocal information regarding events that have occurred.
Attention: if the volume is zero we’ll have:
Low battery/ies : series of successive beeps and indication on the control panel display ;
Doors/windows left open : series of successive beeps and indication on the control panel display. The control panel is armed in any case, also
if left open; in case they’ll be closed after arming they’ll be automatically protected: the next opening will give an alarm.
3.2.3) DISARMING UNDER THREAT (ANTI-COERCION): Attention! To disarm the control panel using a code programmed as ANTI-
COERCION the operation is the same, but the telephone transmitter will be silently activated calling the envisioned USERS.
3.2.4)
CONTROL PANEL TEST - BATTERY REPLACEMENT
There are 3 types of test: CONTROL UNIT (DETECTORS) - DIALLER - FIELD METER. The access to the TEST is also useful for changing the
batteries because in TEST mode the sirens are blocked, therefore there will be no tampering alarm.
Attention: once replaced the control panel battery it will be necessary to re-program date and time.
A) CONTROL PANEL TEST (empty list) : test key-fobs and alarm of every detector, always waiting 10 seconds between one alarm and the other, up
to 50 successive alarms, which remain memorised. If there are several detectors, perform the test in two stages. At the end check the correct
reception of every alarm, checking on the display by means of the arrows
 
:
13 / 02 / 09 17,00
DISARMED _ ▄ █
N Enter USER code

TEST
CONTROL PANEL ↓↑

EMPTY LIST
TEST


Test key-fobs: press the green button
Remark: some key-fobs work on one
frequency
DISARMED (name)
01 C1 H, C2 _ ↓↑
The green button function is the disarming
Name: it will appear the name to which the key-fob is associated.
01: It’s the first of the 50 possible tests
C1 and C2 identify the received signal level (no indication = zero)
Remote keypad test: enter the 5 digits
code and press the red button
ARMED (name)
02 C1 H, C2 M ↓↑
The red button function is the total arming
Name: it will appear the name to which the code is associated.
02: It’s the second of the 50 possible tests
C1 and C2 identify the received signal level (no indication = zero)
Detectors test (look remark) simulate
an alarm condition for every detector
individually
ALARM (det. name.)
03 C1 H, C2 H ↓↑ ALARM is the alarm transmission (TAMPER in case of tempering)
A01 is the detector identification if a name hasn’t been associated to.
The other indications are the same of before
The quality of the radio signal is described as follows: H = high ; M = medium; L = low.
In all these cases the system functions correctly: differences in signal are due to distance and physical obstacles between the control unit and
that detector. If there is no indication for one of the frequencies, it is probable that the detector is beyond maximum range or that there are
interferences on that frequency. If there are no indications of either frequency, perform a real test; i.e. the control unit and cause an alarm. Since
the TEST signal is attenuated in accordance with Standard EN50131, the device may be functioning correctly after all: if no alarm occurs, call
for after-sales technical assistance.
RADIO RANGE (look at the glossary): If we don’t obtain an alarm we need to move the detector somewhere else or buy a repeiter Cod. 2009.
Attention!
Some detectors transmit the alarm twice: two consecutive signals could occur.
Attention! It is possible that a detector signal is sometimes H (M-L), sometimes M (H-L): this is due to occasional interference or the movement
of persons in the protected rooms during the tests. This occurs often when checking the remote controls, since the position of the remote control
in relation to the control unit is not permanent and therefore, the signal received tends to vary.
Attention! To perform a TEST of the volumetric detectors, no one should be in the protected area for at least three minutes prior to the test,
which is performed by crossing this area: the detector light indicates the alarm, which will be memorised in the control unit.
Attention! Do not forget open protected doors/windows after TEST because during the first successive arming there will be no relative signal.
B) RADIO RECEPTION TEST
– INTEGRATED FIELD METER
Ce test permet d'évaluer mieux la réception d'un unique signal radio, donc il aide à trouver la meilleure situation de positionnement du
transmetteur dans le cas de portée insuffisant.
13 / 02 / 09 17,00
DISARMED _ ▄ █
N Enter USER code

TEST
CONTROL PANEL ↓↑

TEST
FIELD
METER ↓↑

During an alarm transmission the
specific signal level and/or the
possible noise is visualized
C 1 : █ █ █ █ █ █
C 2 : █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █
The level is indicated by 8 signs.
During the Test the sensitivity of the receiver is reduced, as request by the
European rules: this means that also a low signal level during test can be enaugh