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S

hort programming manual is

 

recommended for professional installers who are experienced in 

the 

installation

 of

 intruder alarm 

systems

 

and have already read the S

ECOLINK

 wiring manual. 

The wiring manual must be read b

efore the installation to avoid 

accidents

 with high voltage and temperatur

e.

SAFETY WARNINGS

The device must be connected to AC power supply with Protective Earthing. Cable colour and purpose: Phase or Live line (L) -  black or 

brown cable, Neutral line (N)  - blue cable, Protective Earth line (PE) - green cable with a vertical yellow 

stripe

Only d

ouble isolated cables 

2

with cross-sectional area of 

no less than 

 0,75 mm  

 shall be used 

for 230V power supply

.

Additional automatic two-pole circuit breaker should be installed in AC electric power circuit in

 

order

 

to prevent over-current and short 

circuits. The circuit breaker should be placed close to the system's housing and should be easily reached. Full 

shutdown

 could be done by 

turning off 230V AC main 

power supply 

with automatic two-pole circuit breaker and by disconnecting the

 

battery. Before performing any 

installation 

work 

or maintenance ALWAYS disconnect 

the 

device from the power supply.

DEFAULT TEMPLATE

STARTING THE SYSTEM WITH A SINGLE KEYPAD

The system is shipped from the factory with specific default values (further default template) suitable for a typical installation. If the default 
template is suitable for your installation, then programming can be simplified. If template is not suitable for your instalation, then you can 
easily customize th

is

 default template with the software MASCAD. Download MASCAD at www.secolink.eu prior to installation:

Short  programming manual - basic information 

Intruder alarm system

System with  

KM2

0B

 

keypads

Note:

 the default template can be

 different

 

for different countries. Check a sticker on the keypad for a 

country prefix or pre-installed template code. Example: KM

20B_EN.

  1.Connect the keypad to your computer using a USB cable (keypad should not be connected

 

to 

system data bus).
  2. Download

 

default template from the keypad to software MASCAD (use the tab 

Project data 

sending/receiving

).

  3.Once you customize the predefined template, you can use it to program an individual system or 
thousands of systems.
  4. DO NOT FORGET to upload the customized template (further project) back to the keypad (use 
the tab 

Project data sending/receiving

).

Fig. 1 USB connection

Upon power-up of the system, the keypad will display a phrase 

First Start Press [ENT].

 It mean

s

 that the 

keypad

 is ready to 

run 

an 

automati

c

 

module  registration  procedure  and  later  send  the  default  template  (or  customized  project)  to  the  control  panel

 

and

 

all

 

successfully registered system modules.

Press the [ENT] key.

Template is being sent 

to the system.

Registration of modules is 

in progress.

Entering Service.

Leaving Service.

STARTING THE SYSTEM WITH 

MULTIPLE 

KEYPADS

No Control Address 00 

phrase will display upon power-up of the system with multiple keypads. 

It means that the keypad ha

s

 the same 

address in the system as the other keypads or modules.

 Press the [

Ü

]

 

key on a keypad which will become the primary keypad. The primary 

keypad should b

ecome the

 one which has a customized project

 OR it could be any keypad if the

 default template is not customized

.

 

When 

the 

[

Ü

]

 

key 

is pressed the keypad will emit a short audible signal 

and 

phrase

 

First Start Press [ENT]

 will appear on 

the screen

Simply press 

[ENT]

 i

f the 

primary

 keypad contains a 

customized project

 with

 

precise 

module addressing

. If the 

primary

 keypad contains 

just a 

default 

template

, then

 

use

 

keys 

[1], [2], [3], [4], [5] to manually 

assign

 the address 

to

 each keypad. 

When all addresses of 

the 

keypads 

are 

assigned

, return to 

the 

primary keypad and press 

the

 

[ENT] 

key.

 All keypads will be registered according to their addresses, which were 

Press 

the 

[

Ü

] key.

Primary keypad

Used. Choose another.

Processing ...

Assigned address 02

.

  Selecting the primary keypad :

  Manually assigning addresses to other keypads:

For  a  small  system

 

with  a  few  keypads,  it  is 

recommended  to  choose 

addresses  of  keypads

  in 

0

1 - 

0

4 range,

 

and for

 a

 

large

 system in 

0

1 - 

0

4 and 10 

- 15 range

s

. T

his is done ir order to 

not disturb the 

default

 

addresses

 

of

 

other  modules  with  the 

addresses of  the keypads.

given  manually. 

Note:

  the  keypad  will  remain 

unregistered if you will forget to assign the address. 

Page 1

KM20Bx

USB cable

MASC

USB

Computer

First Start
Press [ENT]  

Entering Service

Registering...

From KM20 to CP

Leaving Service

Processing...

  On the keypad

’s 

 LCD :

No Control
Address 00

No Control
Address 00

No Control
Address 02

No Control
Address 03 Used

Processing...

First Start
Press [ENT]  

DEFAULT ADDRESSES OF THE MODULES

S

ystem manufacturer has provided the modules with default addresses assigned to them. This is done in order to simplify the process of 

registration for

 

most frequently used combinations of 

the 

system modules (such as PAS808

M

, KM20B, GSV

6U

 or PAS816, KM24

A

EXM800, 

EXT116S

, GSV

6U

). While registering modules of a different type, you will not need to enter serial numbers of each module, as 

the system will automatically assign default addresses for the modules that are listed below:

 

 

 For all control panels

 

 

 

For the keypad  

KM20B

,

 KM

24

,

 KM25

     

For the keypad with a temperature sensor 

KM24A

KM24G

     

For extra power supply module 

PWR20

- address 

00

;

address 

01

 or 

03

address 

02

 or 

04

- address 

04

 or none;

Enter the address

Summary of Contents for KM20B

Page 1: ...send the default template or customized project to the control panel and all successfully registered system modules Press the ENT key Template is being sent to the system Registration of modules is i...

Page 2: ...ddress which is used by another module then the new module will overtake this address and the other module will stay unregistered Note a registered module will slowly flash its address on a green LED...

Page 3: ...counting when the module is installed indoors or outdoors If proximity reader is installed outdoors then the entry exit delay is excluded The preferred arming mode will appear as a first option With...

Page 4: ...s module EXT116S address P16 address 12 P32 address 12 and 13 The Loop type menu enables you to program the connection type used for each of the system s zones The actual physical loop type for each z...

Page 5: ...arms Z01 Attributes Fire Verific Z01 Attributes In Exit Rout Z01 Attributes In Entry Rou Z01 Attributes Arm on Exit Z01 Attributes No alarm Z01 Attributes Bypass Enabl Z01 Entry Delay 30 seconds Z01 P...

Page 6: ...on the selected technical zone SelectedAlarms output activates if a selected type of alarm occurs on the selected partition Chime output activates if the selected zone is violated when the system is...

Page 7: ...ll call again Program the Account number This account number will be used for all reporting events Use the key to enter additional hex symbols B C D E F Value programmed in this parameter determines h...

Page 8: ...et and the LAN module will automatically find that IPaddress on the internet The Time Settings menu contains parameters that enable the routing of periodic test event to CMS receivers Service Mode Rep...

Page 9: ...nu enables you to assign the partition s in which the user except for the 1st system user will operate Used to allow users to control the system during predefined time periods Note if the timer is not...

Page 10: ...modules The message First Start Press ENT will appear on keypad s LCD screen when this procedure will end If entered the control panel will start uploading the project to all registered system modules...

Page 11: ...Sessions PauseBTWsessio Dial Tone Test Method LineMonitoring LineLossDelay SERIAL Interface GPRS settings LAN settings APN User name Password Obtain IPauto Obtain DNS auto IPaddress Subnet mask Gatewa...

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