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1.3.5 ELECTRONIC KEY – 1061/332

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Programmable.electronic.key,.to.be.used.with.the.electronic.key.reader..

1.3.6 TRANSPONDER KEY – 1056/032 

Programmable.transponder.key,.to.be.used.with.the.proximity.reader.

1.3.7 PSTN TELEPHONE COMMUNICATOR – 1061/002

The.PSTn.telephone.communicator.can.be.programmed.with.the.control.panel.function.keys.or.with.PC.and.allows.to:

Send,.with.an.encoded.digital.link,.the.information.concerning.alarms.and.system.state.to.the.dedicated.alarm.reception.centres.

Send,.paired.with.the.speech.synthesis.card,.vocal.messages.by.telephone.calls..

Perform.a.remote.check.of.the.system,.by.DTMF.commands..

Perform.a.remote.management.of.the.system.and.check.its.operations.by.a.dedicated.application.software..

Environmental listening (paired with 1061/013).

1.3.8 GSM MODULE – 1061/458

The GSM Dual Band module can be programmed with the control panel function keys or with PC; it allows to:

Send,.paired.with.the.speech.synthesis.card,.vocal.alarm.messages.and.SMS..

Perform.a.remote.check.of.the.system,.by.DTMF.commands..

The.antenna.is.provided.with.the.product.

1.3.9 SPEECH SYNTHESIS CARD – 1061/012

The.speech.synthesis.card,.paired.with.the.PSTn.telephone.communicator.or.the.GSM.module,.allows.the.alarm.message.recording.

1.3.10 INFORMATIVE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LISTENING MODULE– 1061/013

The.informative.and.environmental.listening.module.allows.the.environmental.listening.by.a.telephone.call.(the.control.panel.must.be.provided.

with a PSTN telephone communicator) and the local playback of messages concerning system state, alarm, failure.

1.3.11 USB 2.0 INTERFACE – 1061/003

The.USB..0.interface.allows.to.connect.a.PC.to.the.1061/004.and.1061/006.control.panels.for.their.programming.(the.programming.and.remote.

assistance software is needed).

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Summary of Contents for 1061/004

Page 1: ...DS 1061 015B LBT 8402 MULTIFUNCTION CONTROL PANEL Ref 1061 004 006 INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...4 5 Partitions programming menu 23 5 4 6 Times programming menu 24 5 4 7 Keys programming menu 25 5 4 8 Codes programming menu 26 5 4 9 Keys partitions association menu 26 5 4 10 Codes partitions asso...

Page 3: ...ser friendly interface Voice and digital communicators used for alarm information sending both to users and alarm reception centres Capability to manage Anti theft Rescue and Technological functions L...

Page 4: ...led both the modules Remote management system state inquiry with DTMF commands or PC and system activation with DTMF commands Remote assistance system parameters configuration and change Remote survei...

Page 5: ...3 8 GSM MODULE 1061 458 The GSM Dual Band module can be programmed with the control panel function keys or with PC it allows to Send paired with the speech synthesis card vocal alarm messages and SMS...

Page 6: ...ntrol panels equipped with PSTN telephone communicator 1 3 13 RESIDENTIAL SERIES ADAPTERS GEWISS PLAYBUS VIMAR PLANA BTICINO LIVING BTICINO LIVING INTERNATIONAL VIMAR IDEA To adapt the readers on the...

Page 7: ...y is the following Cb Ir x 24 x 1 25 Ia x alarm duration x 0 02 where Cb is the minimum battery capacity in Ah Ir is the total consumption in standby mode in Ampere Ia is the total consumption during...

Page 8: ...LB and 0 5mm2 for power supply the maximum distance of peripherals is 1061 334 335 readers 200m 1061 434 435 readers 100m 1061 025 keypad 50m 2 3 2 DATA BUS CABLE For the bus is needed a 4 wire cable...

Page 9: ...mount tube Aperture for flush mount tube electric power supply Aperture for external tube A Aperture for cable trunking C D D C D D Figure 2 Pre fractured apertures for cables WARNING When opening the...

Page 10: ...screw Figure 4 Tamper position in standby condition and adjusting screw position 3 1 2 CONTROL PANEL OPTIONS ADDITION The optional expansion modules are connected on the lower side of the motherboard...

Page 11: ...line in case of an alarm 5 Connect the audio line microphone if present to the MIC terminal pin of the PSTN telephone communicator respecting polarities For the audio line use a twisted pair Audio li...

Page 12: ...6 to identify the position of the connector 4 Connect the audio line loudspeaker if present to the SPK terminal pin of the speech synthesis card respecting polarities For the audio line use a twisted...

Page 13: ...met Nea supports and plates WARNING In order to connect to the control panel tamper line the tamper that protects the electronic key reader or the proximity reader it is necessary to lay a suitable li...

Page 14: ...the provided wall mounting box follow the instructions below 1 Open one or both the cable apertures figure 17 A WARNING In the wall mounting box are not present pre fractured apertures for external tu...

Page 15: ...56 4 7 X Figure 19 Devices connection to the bus In all the devices the bus terminal pins are identified as follows LA Bus line data LB Bus line clock Power supply 12V positive Power supply 12V negat...

Page 16: ...Input 2 L3 Input 3 L4 Input 4 V 0V V 12V V 0V SAB Tamper line 24h input V 0V S System state output and memory reset for detectors and sirens SR Power supply for external self powered siren maximum cu...

Page 17: ...ine configured as balanced and other ones normally closed It is also possible to configure the inputs except tamper input in self by pass mode with the motherboard jumper JP2 JP2 closed JP2 open Self...

Page 18: ...ol panel relay output do not exceed the relay contacts typical voltage and current values The following figure shows the contacts position according to the relay state Active excited relay In standby...

Page 19: ...S AND BATTERY CONNECTIONS 1061 CONTROL PANEL MAGNETOTHERMIC SWITCH POWER MAINS USERS RESIDUAL CURRENT CIRCUIT BREAKER 220 240V 50 60Hz MAINS Figure 27 Connection to mains The control panel power suppl...

Page 20: ...s down on the right side means that the displayed value is the one stored at the moment for the parameter selected for the configuration The result of each programming operation is signalled by A beep...

Page 21: ...OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Intrusion Rolling shutter High Low Technological Rescue Not used ESC OK OK OK Intrusion Not used Inputs 5 and 6 are present on 1061 006 control panel only When pressing the OK but...

Page 22: ...d it is the configuration to be used for inputs to which no detectors are connected open input An input can have only one of the above described configurations The tamper input tamper can not be progr...

Page 23: ...partition OK associates dissociates the input to the partition OK associates dissociates the input to the partition OK associates dissociates the input to the partition OK associates dissociates the...

Page 24: ...OK button to confirm the selection the LCD display blinks for 3 times and appears the dot down on the right corner ESC OK ESC OK ESC OK ESC OK ESC OK ESC OK OK 2 seconds OK 60 seconds OK 2 minutes OK...

Page 25: ...il alarm it is the time that must elapse without 230V power supply before the control panel sends the related alarm vocal message SMS and with digital protocol depending on message kind are required P...

Page 26: ...mes The dot down on the right disappears if the key is disassociated appears again if the key is associated The partition D is available in 1061 006 control panel only ESC OK ESC OK Key 1 OK OK Partit...

Page 27: ...sociate or disassociate the telephone number to the event toggle selection the LCD display blinks for 3 times The dot down on the right disappears if the telephone number is disassociated appears agai...

Page 28: ...ameter it is possible to identify which device must be used as priority channel for alarm calls If the primary telephone channel is not available for example for PSTN line failure or no GSM network is...

Page 29: ...ery Basic message Robbery alarm Intrusion alarm 230V mains fail 230V mains return Technological alarm Failure alarm Low battery Charged battery Vocal message playback The speech synthesis card keeps i...

Page 30: ...ne to speech synthesis card 2 Scroll the programming menu until the memory location for the kind of message to customize is reached 3 Press OK button to start recording the LCD display starts blinking...

Page 31: ...communicator and GSM module configuration parameters In this way it is possible to perform a more detailed customization than the one obtained with the control panel programming menus 5 5 1 USB INTER...

Page 32: ...led Partitions where it is possible to associate disassociate the input to the partitions Areas where it is possible to associate disassociate the relay outputs to the events For their meaning see par...

Page 33: ...communicator waits until the called number answers before playing the alarm vocal message if the call signal is not recognized the alarm vocal message is played anyway after some seconds from the end...

Page 34: ...r is the telephone number to be used The number can be composed by 21 digits max Call type used to indicate if the alarm message must be sent only as vocal message Voice as vocal and SMS Voice SMS or...

Page 35: ...ain the control panel with its lid and fix it with the two flush mount fixing screws After closing the control panel tamper the system exits from the maintenance phase 6 2 TEST At the end of installat...

Page 36: ...the backup battery and power again the control panel 7 Close the control panel to exit from the maintenance procedure 7 2 3 ELECTRONIC KEY PROXIMITY READER REPLACEMENT To replace a reader follow the i...

Page 37: ...ode see paragraph 7 1 Maintenance procedure 2 Open the control panel 3 Unpower the control panel 4 Disconnect the control panel backup battery 5 Replace the old detector with the new one 6 Connect aga...

Page 38: ...gree IP30 IK02 Max dimensions h x w x d 240 x 340 x 85mm Weight without battery 1 450kg Bottom and lid ABS white The section must be suitably calculated in order to ensure the correct working voltage...

Page 39: ...declared working temperature 5 45 C relative humidity 95 45 C Certified working temperature 5 40 C 8 7 1061 012 SPEECH SYNTHESIS CARD Power supply nominal voltage 5V Consumption Max in standby 30mA Ma...

Page 40: ...mq 1 50 mmq 1 mmq 0 75 mmq MAX LINE LENGTH 200 mt 0 75 mmq 2 50 mmq 0 22 mmq 0 22 mmq MAX LINE LENGTH 100mt 0 22 mmq 4 mmq NOT SUGGESTED 2 50 mmq 0 50 mmq 4 mmq UP TO 300 mA 0 50 mmq 4 mmq 4 mmq 0 50...

Page 41: ...abled programmable with JP2 Inputs types Line 1 delayed not programmable Lines 2 6 immediate not programmable Inputs configuration Intrusion Output 1 Intrusion tamper alarm Output 2 Failure Low batter...

Page 42: ...e alarm Low battery failure alarm U1 U2 PARTITIONS INPUTS ASSOCIATION Ingresso L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Partitions A Partitions B Partitions C Partitions D PROGRAMMED TIMES Alarm 2 seconds 60 seconds 2 minut...

Page 43: ...number Associated alarm Robbery Intrusion Technological Rescue 230V fail 230V return Low battery Charged battery Failure T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 Primary telephone channel PSTN GSM SMS sending enabled...

Page 44: ...utdoor must be housed in self protected enclosures TELEPHONE LINE CONTROL disabling is not allowed in IMQ standards Concerning telephone section only one telephone number must be associated to each ev...

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