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BD-1/07-002

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. WARNINGS ............................................................................................................ 3

2. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 4

2.1 User types and authorizations ........................................................................... 4

2.2 What can I do with my system........................................................................... 4

2.3 Entering to the addresses and monitoring/changing system settings................ 5

3. OPERATION .......................................................................................................... 5

3.1. Audible Indicators............................................................................................. 5

3.1.1. Confirmation Beep ............................................................................................................5

3.1.2. Rejection Beep: ................................................................................................................5

3.2. Light Indicators ................................................................................................. 5

4. KEYPADS .............................................................................................................. 5

4.1. VPC016 LED Keypad ....................................................................................... 6

4.2. VPC104 LED Keypad ....................................................................................... 6

4.3. VPC108 LED Keypad ....................................................................................... 6

4.4. VPC116 LED Keypad ....................................................................................... 7

4.5. VPC132 LED Keypad ....................................................................................... 7

4.6. VPC301 LCD Keypad ...................................................................................... 7

5. ARMING/DISARMING ............................................................................................ 9

5.1. Basic Arming/Disarming ................................................................................... 9

5.2. Automatic Arming/Disarming ............................................................................ 9

5.3. Arming/Disarming by a key ............................................................................ 10

5.4. Arming/Disarming by remote controller .......................................................... 10

5.5. Partial Arming/Disarming ............................................................................... 10

5.6. One-Touch Arming ......................................................................................... 10

5.7. Arming/Disarming by Phone .......................................................................... 10

6. AUTOMATIC ARMING/DISARMING ................................................................... 10

6.1. Automatic Arming/Disarming on Determined Time ........................................ 10

6.1.1. For Setting Partitions....................................................................................................... 11

6.1.2. For Setting Days ............................................................................................................. 11

6.1.3. For Setting Time ............................................................................................................. 11

6.1.4. Automatic Arming/Disarming for determined time period.................................................. 12

6.2. Automatic Arming on No Movement ............................................................... 12

7. BYPASSING ........................................................................................................ 12

7.1. Enable Bypassing .......................................................................................... 13

7.2. Cancel Bypassing .......................................................................................... 13

8. ACCESS CODES ................................................................................................. 13

8.1. Changing Code .............................................................................................. 13

8.2. Assigning New User / Removing Current User .............................................. 14

9. USER AUTHORIZATION ..................................................................................... 14

10. REMOTE CONTROL BY PHONE ...................................................................... 15

10.1. If the user calls the system ........................................................................... 16

10.2. If the panel calls the user ............................................................................. 17

11. SETTING USER PHONE NUMBERS ................................................................ 17

Summary of Contents for VAP Series

Page 1: ...VAP Series Alarm System User s Manual Issue Date 13 02 2007 TD 1 07 002 ...

Page 2: ...ng 9 5 3 Arming Disarming by a key 10 5 4 Arming Disarming by remote controller 10 5 5 Partial Arming Disarming 10 5 6 One Touch Arming 10 5 7 Arming Disarming by Phone 10 6 AUTOMATIC ARMING DISARMING 10 6 1 Automatic Arming Disarming on Determined Time 10 6 1 1 For Setting Partitions 11 6 1 2 For Setting Days 11 6 1 3 For Setting Time 11 6 1 4 Automatic Arming Disarming for determined time period...

Page 3: ... 17 2 Setting Date 26 18 KEYPAD INNER SETTINGS 26 18 1 Chime 26 18 2 Backlight Zones 27 18 3 Emergency Buttons 27 18 4 Sound Options 28 18 5 Trouble Beeps 29 18 6 Language Selection 29 18 7 Thermometer Setting 29 REFERENCE SHEET 31 Teknim Elektronik reserves the right to change information on the manuals at any time without notice 1 Central Station Information Account ______________ Telephone ____...

Page 4: ...wer supply control if grounding works properly SUPPLY CABLE PROTECTION Protect the supply cable against breaking and crushing CURRENT LIMIT Don t connect devices that consume current exceeds limits OVERLOAD In order to avoid from electrical shock or fire risk do not connect electrical devices which needs over current to the plugs OBJECT and LIQUID ENTRY Never push any kind of objects or liquid int...

Page 5: ...ere are three user groups in VAP series security systems 1 Master user can make some settings clock and date setting user phones setting user codes setting arming disarming setting user authorization setting in master program and can arm disarm the system 2 Normal user can arm disarm the system 3 Guest user can arm disarm the system one time or within limited time period If any user enters invalid...

Page 6: ...ter code default 1234 and monitor change current system clock 3 OPERATION The following section provides you with an introduction to the buttons and indicator lights on your keypad 3 1 Audible Indicators When you enter information to the keypad it will guide you with beep tones as confirmation beep or rejection beep 3 1 1 Confirmation Beep When any information is entered successfully or when the s...

Page 7: ...8 LED Keypad Status Lights Zone and Function Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Status Lights Zone Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Status Lights Zone Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Partition and Arrow Keys ...

Page 8: ... Zone Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Partition and Arrow Keys Status Lights Zone Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Partition and Arrow Keys Status Lights Emergency Keys Number Pad and Function Buttons Liquid Crystal Display LCD Partition and Arrow Keys ...

Page 9: ...y Each button has a second function To activate second function of the buttons press long related button until you hear a long beep Look at the following table to get detailed information about the functions of number pad Button Main Function Secondary Function 1 1 Panic 2 2 Fire 3 3 Duress 4 4 Program To enter programming mode 5 5 Bypass 6 6 Report 7 7 Chime To open close chime function 8 8 Test ...

Page 10: ...y to give you enough time to exit the protected area The keypad emits beep sound as entered exit delay time For example if 30 seconds is entered as exit delay keypad emits beep sound for 30 seconds then it is armed If system couldn t be armed trouble light and some zone lights flash to indicate what kind of trouble occurred Please check the trouble types at troubles codes section If enter delay is...

Page 11: ...on determined time Setting Address LCD Menu Automatic Arming Partitions 12 01 Panel Settings Auto Arm Disarm Auto Arm Partitions Automatic Arming Days 12 02 Panel Settings Auto Arm Disarm Auto Arm Days Automatic Arming Time 12 03 Panel Settings Auto Arm Disarm Auto Arm Time Automatic Disarming Partitions 12 04 Panel Settings Auto Arm Disarm Auto Disarm Partitions Automatic Disarming Days 12 05 Pan...

Page 12: ...o Arm Disarm Partitions by using arrow keys Enter the partitions you want to arm disarm automatically Enter Ok key Enter address 12 02 to program days of arming automatically 12 05 to program days of disarming automatically When you enter the related address you will see the current status All days are selected as factory default Enter the days of arming disarming automatically The days are from 1...

Page 13: ...Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Your 4 digit master code Enter address 12 01 and enter to arm all partitions Total 4 partitions Enter address 12 02 and enter to arm the system on Tuesday The 2nd day of the week is Tuesday Enter address 12 03 and enter to arm the system at 19 00 Enter address 12 04 and enter to disarm all partitions Total 4 partitions E...

Page 14: ... 8 ACCESS CODES According to your system model there are following codes and authorizations in your system Model Master User Guest Duress Engineer PC Access VAP204 1 5 1 no 1 1 VAP304 1 5 1 1 1 1 VAP308 1 9 1 1 1 1 VAP404 1 5 1 1 1 1 VAP408 1 9 1 1 1 1 VAP416 1 29 1 1 1 1 Default codes are Master code 1234 PC Access code 7777 User duress and guest codes are not entered to the system as default Ple...

Page 15: ... code VAP304 06 07 08 VAP308 10 11 12 VAP404 06 07 08 VAP408 10 11 12 VAP416 30 31 32 For VPC301 keypad use arrow keys to select user Please note that guest code is a temporary code and becomes inactive automatically after one time using or 24 hours from the time of assigning 9 USER AUTHORIZATION You can give authorization to the users as follows Authorization for arming disarming Authorization fo...

Page 16: ...ime use inactive 4 Option only for guest code Daily use active Daily use inactive 5 Option Can t be bypassed Can be bypassed For VPC301 keypad Enter User Settings and use arrow keys to select related authorization type 10 REMOTE CONTROL BY PHONE This feature can not be used in VAP2xxx and VAP3xx alarm panel In order to communicate with your security system by phone this feature must be activated T...

Page 17: ...s PGM in VAP2xx VAP3xx VAP404 Off 3 0 On 3 1 Note If there is a PGM relay output module is connected to your system you need to enter PGM number up to 8 after you enter on the phone When you call your system you may get information from your system about its current status as follows Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter your 4 digit master code Enter ...

Page 18: ...e called orderly until the correct code is entered When user answers the phone user hears a signal tone or message if there is a message module in the system Your installer may limit the phone number which will be called 1 If installer configures system user can answer phone by only pressing 11 SETTING USER PHONE NUMBERS Master user can set user phone numbers as follows For VPC016 VPC104 VPC108 VP...

Page 19: ...ser Phone 8 06 08 7th and 8th user phones are available only on VAP416 Note User phone numbers can be from 3 to 15 digits If you want to cancel a number which has been already entered please enter 0 long If you will telephone line from telephone switchboard please long 0 long to get dial tone For example if you will get dial tone with 9 please enter 9 then enter 0 long ...

Page 20: ... 6 Invalid code has been entered Out of limit 7 Entered value is out of limit For example if you enter a value over than 23 for the time Type of data is wrong 8 Length of data that you have entered is wrong For example if you enter 2 digits instead of 4 digits Feature is closed 9 Feature you have tried to use is closed Invalid function 10 The function you are trying to use is invalid Invalid param...

Page 21: ...eypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 4 Duress Alarm A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 5 Sabotage Alarm A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 6 Medical Alarm A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 7 Disarm by Duress 8 Cancel on Disarm AB User AB User AB User AB User AB User 9 Zone Trouble AB Zon...

Page 22: ...pad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 38 Medical Alarm Restored A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone A Keypad B Zone AB Zone 41 Zone Trouble Restored AB Zone AB Zone AB Zone AB Zone AB Zone 42 AC Restored 45 Battery Restored 46 Phone Line Restored 47 Battery Restored 49 Special Arming A 2 No Activity B A 3 Automatic B A 4 Key B A 7 Remote Ctrl B A 2 No Activity B A 3 Automa...

Page 23: ...y to go back in event memory Press Exit key long to exit from event log Press Memory key long until you hear long beep Power light starts flashing and keypad displays last event Keypad reads event by digits in order After reading event all zone lights start flashing to inform reading of the event has finished then keypad displays that event again Press A button to go forward and Press D button to ...

Page 24: ...e 1 open circuit t10 Zone 1 short circuit t11 Zone 2 open circuit t12 Zone 2 short circuit t13 Zone 3 open circuit t14 Zone 3 short circuit t15 Zone 4 open circuit t16 Zone 4 short circuit t17 Zone 5 open circuit t18 Zone 5 short circuit t19 Zone 6 open circuit t20 Zone 6 short circuit t21 Zone 7 open circuit t22 Zone 7 short circuit t23 Zone 8 open circuit t24 Zone 8 short circuit C There is no c...

Page 25: ...or 5 seconds 15 2 PGM test There is no PGM2 in VAP2xx VAP3xx There is noPGM3 in VAP2xx VAP3xx and VAP404 The selected PGM is activated for 5 seconds 15 3 Central Station Test There is no this test in VAP204 alarm panel CMS secondary number is tested in VAP304 Alarm Panel Not active in VAP304 Alarm Panel Panel sends test code to Central Station Press Report key long until you hear long beep Press k...

Page 26: ...m yyyy enters 120504 Basic Settings Clock Setting Date 17 1 Setting Time For VPC016 VPC104 VPC108 VPC116 and VPC132 keypads For VPC301 keypad Press Test key long until you hear long beep Press and then key for user phone 1 key for user phone 2 key for user phone 3 Press Test key long until you hear long beep Press and then key for PGM1 key for PGM2 key for PGM3 Enter to the master program Enter Pr...

Page 27: ...9 02 99 03 1 8 zone 99 04 9 16 zone 99 05 1 8 zone 99 06 9 16 zone 99 07 17 24 zone 99 08 25 32 zone Keypad Setting Customize Chime off 1 8 Keypad Setting Customize Chime off 9 16 Keypad Setting Customize Chime off 17 24 Keypad Setting Customize Chime off 25 32 For VPC016 VPC104 VPC108 VPC116 and VPC132 keypads Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter You...

Page 28: ...Button Option VPC108 VPC016 116 VPC132 VPC301 Panic 1 1 Option 99 04 99 07 99 13 Keypad setting Customize Buttons Fire 2 2 Option Duress 3 3 Option Tamper 4 4 Option Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter Your 4 digit master code Enter Keypad setting Customize Chime select releted chime option Enter Zone number you want to active chime feature Enter Ok ...

Page 29: ...g until you hear a long beep Enter Your 4 digit master code Enter Address by looking table above Enter Emergency button no you want to inactive Enter Ok key Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter Your 4 digit master code Enter Keypad setting Customize Buttons select releted emergency button option Enter Emergency button no you want to inactive Enter Ok ...

Page 30: ... in VPC301 keypad If you think that temperature shown by keypad is not correct you may calibrate the thermometer Before calibration be sure that you measure the real temperature Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter Your 4 digit master code Enter Address by looking table above Enter Options no you want to disable Enter Ok key Enter to the master progra...

Page 31: ...V RT KT For example Assume that real temperature is 21 C monitored temperature on the keypad is 19 C and calibration value on the keypad is 10 Let s calculate the calibration value which will be entered EV CV RT KT EV 10 21 19 EV 12 Enter to the master program Enter Program key long until you hear a long beep Enter Your 4 digit master code Enter Keypad Setting Customise Temp Calib Enter the calcul...

Page 32: ...es Access Code Code Access Code Code Access Code Code Access Code Code 1 9 17 24 2 10 18 26 3 11 19 27 4 12 20 28 5 13 21 29 6 14 22 30 7 15 23 31 8 16 24 32 Sensor Zone Information Sensor Protected Area Sensor Type Sensor Protected Area Sensor Type 1 17 2 18 3 19 4 20 5 21 6 22 7 23 8 24 9 25 10 26 11 27 12 28 13 29 14 30 15 31 16 32 ...

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