manualshive.com logo in svg

Videofied XL 3.1, Hand Programming Manual

Share
Download
Videofied XL 3.1 Hand Programming Manual Download Page 38

8. Adding Additional Devices - XL 
Panel 

XXIV

.

 

ADDING ADDITIONAL DEVICES 

AREAS AND 

DEVICES 

KEYPAD DISPLAY 

            to AREAS AND DEVICES 
Then press 
 
 
 DEVICES then PRESS 
 
ADD A NEW DEVICE Press 
 
 
 

Insert the batteries and press 
the program button of device as 
per installation sheet of device    

 

 

DEVICES 

ADD A NEW 

DEVICE 

PRESS PROGRAM 

BUTTON OF DEVICE 

The Videofied XL Panel can 
accommodate up to 19 
additional devices including 
Motionviewers, reed switches, 
keyfobs, siren strobes. 

Summary of Contents for XL 3.1

Page 1: ...Videofied XL Programming Module 3 1 ...

Page 2: ...eofied XL Panel and associated peripherals 2 Ability to program a Videofied XL System 3 Ability to add and delete Videofied devices 4 Ability to perform radio RF device range tests 5 Ability to perform functional device tests 6 Knowledge in the placement of Videofied MotionViewers ...

Page 3: ...the panel 6 Record a maximum of 19 peripheral devices and 19 User codes badges XL panels 7 You are limited to 3 keypads or badge readers or combination there of 8 Installation height for Indoor MotionViewers is 2 1 to 2 35mtrs 9 Installation height for Outdoor Motionviewers is 2 3mtrs NOTE Suited to protect assets not areas and should be angled down to cutoff the PIR view to10mtrs 10 Never mount t...

Page 4: ...oor MotionViewer DCV751 Wireless Universal Device Reed CT701 Remote Control RC701 Badge Reader BR751 Badge Proximity Tag 18 x AA Saft lithium batteries LS14500 SIM Card GPRS activated Security PIN Disabled Monitoring Station Details Account Number IP OR Domain Name XL Programming Manual Download at www videofied com au downloads manuals ...

Page 5: ...Videofied XL Panel ...

Page 6: ...3 Programming XL Panel i Refer to the XL programming manual Page 3 ii Remove the XL panel from the box iii Insert SIM card into the panel as shown ...

Page 7: ...3 Programming XL Panel IV Assemble the XL panel Affix rear panel on the wall and clip in front of panel ...

Page 8: ...3 Programming XL Panel V CONNECT POWER LEAD Connect power cable and insert batteries Keypad should light up and flash a beep should be heard ...

Page 9: ...3 Programming XL Panel VI DEFAULT THE PANEL Hold down the PROGRAM BUTTON on the panel for 10 seconds until the keypad beeps again and lights up all the keys of the panel keypad ...

Page 10: ...3 Programming XL Panel VII RECORD KEYPAD Press and release instantly the PROGRAM BUTTON of the panel again to switch to keypad registration mode ...

Page 11: ...eries in the keypad Do not mount the keypad Simultaneously press the CLR and ESC NO buttons on the keypad until the keypad s LED flashes then release Usually 2 5 seconds IIX RECORD THE KEYPAD Ref Keypad installation data sheet PRESS CLR ESC NO SIMULTANEOUSLY ...

Page 12: ...EST KEYPAD 1 RECORDED KEYPAD DISPLAY PRESS LANGUAGE ENGLISH RADIO RANGE TEST RADIO RANGE X 9 PRESS PRESS Perform a radio range test between the XL panel and the keypad Must not be less than 5 9 radio strength Allow 30 seconds for signal strength to stabilize ...

Page 13: ...CODE ENTER THE INSTALLER CODE KEYPAD DISPLAY WAIT 4 to 6 DIGITS THEN YES INSTALLER CODE CODE NAME WAIT There is no default installer code it is what is entered at this stage Installers code will take up 1 of the 20 user code proximity badge slots ...

Page 14: ...3 Programming XL Panel XI ADJUSTING DATE TIME ADJUSTING TIME AND DATE KEYPAD DISPLAY DATE YEAR 00 Repeat for MONTH DAY TIME and MINUTES ...

Page 15: ...SETTINGS CONNECTED TO MONITORING STATION KEYPAD DISPLAY PRESS ACCOUNT NUMBER PERIODIC TEST PERIODIC TEST 24 HOURS Enter the client account number provided by monitoring station then Hourly Periodic tests will significantly shorten the battery life ...

Page 16: ...ATION SETTINGS TEST HOUR 00 0 KEYPAD DISPLAY CODE STATE MODIFICATION By default events that are transmitted to the monitoring station are DEVICE Intrusion PANIC TAMPERS PERIODIC TEST LOW PANEL BATTERIES LOW DEVICE BATTERIES SUPERVISION FAULT ...

Page 17: ...PLAY AREA NAME 1 Repeat this for Areas 2 3 and 4 Areas are the logical areas that devices will reside within For example Area 1 Entry Foyer delayed Area 2 Front Offices Area 3 Warehouse Area 4 Show Room Area 1 is always an entry exit delay area Enter the name of Area 1 and then ...

Page 18: ...3 Programming XL Panel XIV ENTRY EXIT DELAY EXIT DELAY 45 sec KEYPAD DISPLAY ENTRY DELAY 15 Sec Exit Delays can be either 45 sec 1min or 2min Entry Delays can be either 15 sec 30 sec 45 sec 1min or 2min ...

Page 19: ...pends upon your SIM service provider APN information must be entered in lower case A username and password is used for corporate network Service Provider APN USERNAME PASSWORD Telstra telstra wap Telstra Corporate telstra corp YES as provided by Suretek Optus internet Vodafone vfinternet au If using public Telstra sim enter telstra wap then ...

Page 20: ... provider IP Address or Domain Name of CMS main server and backup server IP Address or Domain Name of CMS remote maintenance SMTP server if panel has to send email e g mail bigpond com GPRS PARAMETERS These values should never be changed without Technical Support Approval ...

Page 21: ...ssword is required Leave Username and Password blank If using telstra corp or another private network then a Username and Password is required These are supplied by the sim provider ie Suretek Signature etc To enter a Username Press and enter the username and then arrow right and repeat for password NOTE Username and Passwords are case sensitive ...

Page 22: ...s IP or Domain Your monitoring station needs to supply either the IP or domain name Videofied systems report to either the IP or the Domain Both should NOT be entered Right arrow to IP1 or Domain 1 To enter a IP1 Press and enter the IP followed by NOTE When the appears then digits can be entered in the field Domain Name 1 OR ...

Page 23: ...el XV GPRS Parameters CONFIGURATION PORT 1 KEYPAD DISPLAY Right arrow to PORT 1 By Default this should be 888 Right arrow past this to IP 2 Check with monitoring station to confirm this is the case 9 times out of 10 it is ...

Page 24: ...DISPLAY IP 2 OR Domain 2 is the monitoring stations backup Videofied IP or Domain server Right arrow to IP2 or Domain 2 To enter a IP2 Press and enter the IP followed by NOTE Some monitoring stations do not have a backup server therefore IP2 can be left blank Domain NAME 2 OR ...

Page 25: ...l XV GPRS Parameters CONFIGURATION PORT 2 KEYPAD DISPLAY Right arrow to PORT 2 By Default this should be 888 Right arrow past this to TMT IP Check with monitoring station to confirm this is the case 9 times out of 10 it is ...

Page 26: ...monitoring stations use the same server as IP1 or DOMAIN 1 So the same can be entered here Enter only TMT IP or TMT DOMAIN Leave the other blank Right arrow to TMT IP ADDRESS or TMT Domain TMT To enter a IP or Domain Press and enter the IP followed by NOTE TMT is used by the Videofied panel to initiate a communication so maintenance can be performed Pressing 999999 will connect this TMT Domain OR ...

Page 27: ... XV GPRS Parameters CONFIGURATION PORT TMT KEYPAD DISPLAY Right arrow to PORT TMT By Default this should be 888 Press To exit GPRS parameters Check with monitoring station to confirm this is the case 9 times out of 10 it is ...

Page 28: ...not private 5 Username and password are correct case sensitive 6 GPRS area coverage is sufficient for location GPRS Level will appear Press A GPRS signal level test will commence Press to end test NOTE GPRS signal level from the panels SIM card to the mobile tower will be displayed Test may take 3min Signal level should not be less than 3 5 and MUST not be less than 2 5 TEST IN PROGRESS END YES GP...

Page 29: ...ice installation sheets Take your Videofied device MotionViewer reed switch and open up Insert the batteries Depress the sync button momentarily Indoor devices use a paper clip to depress sync button Outdoor devices press sync button inside Device Check in Progress CAMERA 1 RECORDED Press Press sync button of device ...

Page 30: ...LAY Radio range test Take your Videofied device and with the keypad walk to the area the device will be positioned Test that the radio range test is no less than 7 9 on the keypad display Leave device to settle for 30 seconds Ensure radio level is stable 9 9 Press Press to end test ...

Page 31: ... in it making this area ENTRY EXIT Delayed we need to allocate CAMERA 1 to an area To change CAMERA 1 to be in AREA 2 3 or 4 right arrow to AREA and then press YES 9 9 Right arrow to select AREA 2 3 or 4 then Press For delay area select Area 1 NOTE If an arming disarming device is enrolled in AREA 2 3 or 4 then this area will become a delayed area also ...

Page 32: ...ON OPERATION COMPLETED KEYPAD DISPLAY Once all the devices have been added a check of the system will automatically take place Radio device issues tampers etc will be displayed I there are errors SYSTEM CHECK IN PROGRESS Press INSTALLATION SUCESSFUL ...

Page 33: ...NAME Various levels of ACCESS 1 2 3 4 can then be modified under BADGES ACCESS CODES BADGE CODE CONFIGURATION BADGE CODES LIST ACCESS LEVEL At DISARMED State to BADGES ACCESS CODES Then press ENTER the INSTALLER CODE and Press Press ENTER the USER code and Then repeat process BADGES ACCESS CODES BADGE OR CODE ENTER A BADGE OR CODE BADGE OR CODE ...

Page 34: ...n allocate a USER CODE NAME Various levels of ACCESS 1 2 3 4 can then be modified under BADGES ACCESS CODES BADGE CODE CONFIGURATION BADGE CODES LIST ACCESS LEVEL At DISARMED State to LVL Then press to LEVEL 4 PRESS to CONFIGURATION PRESS ENTER the USER code and PRESS ACCESS LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 CONFIGURATION BADGE OR CODE ...

Page 35: ... delete device keypad DEVICES DEVICE CONFIGUARATION A1 KEYPAD KEYPAD 1 DELETE KEYPAD DELETING DEVICES It is important to delete devices before physically removing them from the Videofied panel Failing to do so will create a radio supervision fault Before defaulting a Videofied panel ALL devices must be first deleted Failing to do so will make it difficult to re enroll them again THIS IS ESSPECIALL...

Page 36: ...o MAINTENANCE then press to GPRS LEVEL then press The GPRS level will commence May take a minute GPRS Level will be displayed 5 PRESS and HOLD to return DISARMED LVL 4 MAINTENANCE GPRS LEVEL TEST IN PROGRESS END YES 5 5 GPRS Level should not be less than 3 5 and NEVER less than 2 5 ...

Page 37: ...radio range test then Press A radio range signal strength will be displayed 9 PRESS to exit test DISARMED LVL 4 MAINTENANCE DEVICE LOCATING CAMERA 1 RF TEST 9 9 RF Radio range test of devices should not read less than 7 9 Leave device in position for 30 seconds to allow radio to settle Sometime relocating the panel or devices as little as 30 cm can improve the signal ...

Page 38: ... press DEVICES then PRESS ADD A NEW DEVICE Press Insert the batteries and press the program button of device as per installation sheet of device DEVICES ADD A NEW DEVICE PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE The Videofied XL Panel can accommodate up to 19 additional devices including Motionviewers reed switches keyfobs siren strobes ...

Page 39: ...XL Panel PRESS and HOLD the for 3 seconds You have successfully entered the programming mode when the display flashes Type in 000000 the PRESS The LED will cycle PRESS ESC NO and CLR together on the WIRELESS KEYPAD Enter the Installer Code and then press on the wireless keypad KEYPAD 1 RECORDED INSTALLATION CODE ...

Page 40: ...ES KEYPAD DISPLAY to AREAS AND DEVICES Then press DEVICES then PRESS ADD A NEW DEVICE Press Insert the batteries and close Press the program using a paperclip depressing the sync button of device as per installation sheet DEVICES ADD A NEW DEVICE PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE ...

Page 41: ...iewer XXVI Enrolling a DCV701 Motionviewer PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE KEYPAD DISPLAY Device Check in Progress CAMERA 1 RECORDED Press Press sync button of device Name of Camera Change the name of the camera and area ...

Page 42: ... Radio range test Take your Videofied Motionviewer device and with the keypad walk to the area the device will be positioned Test that the radio range test is no less than 7 9 on the keypad display Leave device to settle for 30 seconds Ensure radio level is stable 9 9 Press Press to end test ...

Page 43: ...01 Motionviewer Mount Motionviewer at height of 2 1 2 3 mtrs Do not mount infront of air vent Field of view of detector is 90 degrees Camera field of view is 88 degrees Detection range of up to 12 mtrs IR capability up to 7 mtrs Camera resolution 320 x 240 ...

Page 44: ...V751 Outdoor Motionviewer Motion Sensor Night Vision Digital Camera Infrared Illuminators Self powered No AC connection Up to 2 Year Life XXVIII Outdoor Motionviewer Bi Directional Radio Transceiver to Panel ...

Page 45: ...r AREAS AND DEVICES KEYPAD DISPLAY to AREAS AND DEVICES Then press DEVICES then PRESS ADD A NEW DEVICE Press Insert the batteries Press the program sync button of device as per installation sheet of device DEVICES ADD A NEW DEVICE PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE ...

Page 46: ...II Enrolling a DCV751 Motionviewer KEYPAD DISPLAY Device Check in Progress CAMERA 1 RECORDED Press Name of Camera Change the name of the camera and area If device sync has been received the display will indicate device check in progress ...

Page 47: ...SPLAY Radio range test Take your Videofied Motionviewer device and with the keypad walk to the area the device will be positioned Test that the radio range test is no less than 7 9 on the keypad display Leave device to settle for 30 seconds Ensure radio level is stable 9 9 Press Press to end test ...

Page 48: ...ew to max 10 mtrs Motionviewer should be used to protect assets and things not areas Doorways gates vehicles fuel tanks etc refer next image Remember this is intruder video verification not surveillance Field of view of detector is 90 degrees Camera field of view is 88 degrees Detection range of up to 12 mtrs IR capability up to 7 9 mtrs Camera resolution 320 x 240 ...

Page 49: ...12 DCV 751 Outdoor Motionviewer XXIX Placement of DCV 751 Motionviewer Angle down to cutoff field of view to 10 mtrs maximum ...

Page 50: ...13 RC701 Keyfob XXX Enrolling a RC701 Keyfob AREAS AND DEVICES KEYPAD DISPLAY to AREAS AND DEVICES Then press DEVICES then PRESS ADD A NEW DEVICE Press DEVICES ADD A NEW DEVICE ...

Page 51: ...rolling a RC701 Keyfob KEYPAD DISPLAY Press program buttons Hold down ON OFF together for 5 10 seconds and release If not successful repeat process Device Check in Progress KEYFOB RECORDED Press PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE ...

Page 52: ... to AREAS AND DEVICES Then press DEVICES then PRESS ADD A NEW DEVICE Press Insert the batteries Using a paper clip Press the program sync button of device as per installation sheet of device BEFORE ENROLLING IT MUST BE IN THE NORMAL STATE CLOSED OPEN EXTERNAL CONNECTION Closed Open DEVICES ADD A NEW DEVICE PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE ...

Page 53: ...olling a RC701 Wireless Universal Transmitter Reed KEYPAD DISPLAY Device Check in Progress DETECTOR RECORDED Press Name of DETECTOR Change the name of the camera and area If device sync has been received the display will indicate device check in progress ...

Page 54: ...GE TEST KEYPAD DISPLAY Radio range test Take your Videofied Motionviewer device and with the keypad walk to the area the device will be positioned Test that the radio range test is no less than 7 9 on the keypad display Leave device to settle for 30 seconds Ensure radio level is stable 9 9 Press Press to end test ...

Page 55: ...14 RC701 Wireless Universal Transmitter Reed XXXII Wiring external trigger to a RC701 Wireless Universal Transmitter Reed ...

Page 56: ... are capable of bi directional communication 5 The device will transmit the tamper state serial number manufacture date and firmware version 6 All Videofied devices with the exception of the Keyfob are polled by the control panel every 8 minutes This polling confirms communication and general device status 7 Every installation is different and a range test should always be performed before the ins...

Page 57: ...th cover and wall removal Control panel also monitors all system device tamper switches 5 Zones Devices 20 maximum 6 Areas 4 maximum Area 1 predefined from factory for entry exit delay Areas 2 3 and 4 can be configured as needed 7 Access codes 19 maximum 4 6 digits one installer access code for on site programming only 8 Configuration Programming on site using alphanumeric keypads or off site usin...

Page 58: ...r both cover and wall removal Control panel also monitors all system device tamper switches 5 Zones 25 maximum 6 Areas 4 maximum Area 1 predefined from factory for entry exit delay Areas 2 3 and 4 can be configured as needed 7 Access codes 19 maximum 4 6 digits one installer access code for on site programming only 8 Configuration Programming on site using alphanumeric keypads or off site using Fr...

Page 59: ... 3 Supervision every 8 minutes all devices except Keyfobs 4 Tamper detection 24 hour dual tamper function provides detection for both cover and wall removal Control panel also monitors all system device tamper switches 5 Zones 25 maximum 6 Areas 4 maximum 7 Configuration Programming on site using alphanumeric keypads or off site using Frontel remote control Software 8 Communication reports to cent...

Page 60: ...mming mode standard and custom operation in normal operating mode 5 Built in sounder provides entry exit delay beeps and alarm sounds 6 Panic button for manual activation anytime 7 Supervised transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating tamper state serial number date of manufacture software revision and battery status 8 Dual tamper provides detection for both wall and cover 9 Lit...

Page 61: ...or with 85 wide angle lens and video resolution of 320 x 240 pixels 3 Night illumination up to 4 5 m 14 ft distance using two infrared LED 4 Motion detector dual element passive infrared with fresnel lens for 12 m 40 ft wide 90 coverage pattern 5 Camera begins filming in under 100 milliseconds after the PIR detects motion 6 Supervised transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating u...

Page 62: ...d video resolution of 320 x 240 pixels 3 Supervised transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating tamper state and battery status 4 Night illumination up to 8 meters 26 feet distance using two infrared LED 5 Motion detector Dual element passive infrared with Fresnel lens for 12m 40 ft wide 90 degree coverage 6 Camera begins filming in fewer than 100 milliseconds after the PIR detec...

Page 63: ...her proof housing with standing temperatures from 20 to 60 C 10 140 F 3 Displays two LED flashes along with a series of beeps to identify the armed or disarmed status 4 Built in sounder lets you know when the Badge Reader detects your card or badge 5 Supervised Transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating tamper state serial number date of manufacture software revision and battery...

Page 64: ...curity 2 Supervised transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating open closed state tamper conditions serial number date of manufacture software revision and battery status 3 External input accepts normally closed NC dry no power circuits from standard hardwire intrusion devices including fast response devices 4 Three working modes internal reed switch only external input only inte...

Page 65: ... signal integrity and security 2 Operate system from within or just outside premises 3 Arming Disarming ON arms whole system OFF disarms system 1 and 2 buttons arm specific areas as determined by system configuration programming 4 Panic alarms generated by pressing 1 or 2 button and hold for two seconds 1 audible panic 2 silent panic 5 Lithium battery status transmitted with each keyfob activation...

Page 66: ...ideofied Interactive AES Encrypted Wireless technology provides optimum signal integrity and security 2 Sounder provides output of 105 dB 1 meter for up to three minutes in alarm 3 Supervised transmits a check in status signal every 8 minutes indicating tamper state and battery status 4 Dual tamper provides detection for both wall and cover tamper 5 Alkaline batteries four years ...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands