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3. Insert the batteries into the siren.
4. The display shows “Siren
assigned to Siren xx” and the
signal strength (0-9).
5. Continue to follow the siren
installation instructions.
Step 5: Configure the zones
Configure each zone (door contact
and PIR) as follows:
1. Select
Detectors/Devices.
2. Select
Detectors.
3. Select
Program Zones.
4. Select the zone number to
configure.
5. Carry out steps 5a to 5c below.
Step 5a: Change the zone name
Changing the name of a zone to, for
example, “lobby” or “stairs” will
help you to identify the location of
the detector. After selecting the zone
number (as above):
1. Select
Name.
The display shows the cursor
at the beginning of the bottom
line. If you press a key (0 to
9), the bottom line clears and
the character appears at the
beginning of the line.
2. Use the following keys:
•
1 to 9 to enter numbers and
text. Each key is labelled
to show the characters you
can enter using that key. For
example, press “2” to enter
A, B, C or 2. Press the key
one or more times to select
the character (for example,
press “2” twice to enter a B).
•
0 to enter a space or
character such as &, @ or /.
•
# to change between capital
and lower-case letters.
•
u
or
n
to move the cursor
left or right.
•
to delete a character.
Step 5b: Choose the zone type
The zone type defines how a
detector will react when activated.
After selecting the zone number:
1. Select
Type.
2. Select a zone type. For a typical
domestic installation, only one
of the following three zone types
will be required (for details of
other zone types, visit www.
touchpoint-online.co.uk and
download the full Engineering
Guide).
•
Final Exit — Usually for the
front door.
Select this if the zone is the
last detector activated on exit,
or the first activated on entry.
Zones of this type complete
the setting procedure, or start
the entry procedure.
•
Entry Route — Usually for
the hallway.
Use this zone type for
detectors sited between
the Final Exit zone and the
control unit. If the entry/exit
timer is running when an
Entry Route zone is triggered,
no alarm occurs until the
entry/exit timer expires.
•
Normal Alarm — For all other
rooms.
When triggered, a zone of
this type will start an alarm if
the system is set. This is the
default zone type for any new
radio detector that the control
unit learns.
