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ALARMS ON THE UNIT
Alarms on the unit will occur when any of the devices are triggered, the panic on the remote was triggered or the
panic on the keypad was triggered. When the unit goes into alarm, the unit will beep continuously for 1 minute and
thereafter once every 30 seconds. The alarm continues to sound until the user disarms the system. The LCD will
display the name of the alarm Zone that went off and the zone in the level displayed will blink Example zone 3 is
named lounge. Lounge and the device name will be displayed.
If the Zone and the device was not named the zone number and
device number will be displayed.
DOOR
LOUNGE
Device-1
ALARM ZONE-3
PANIC ACTIVATION
When the unit goes in panic the system goes into alarm and the
siren, together with the buzzer is activated. The display will show
PANIC!!!.
PANIC!!!
To deactivate a panic the user must disarm the system.
To activate a Panic on the four button remote the user will have to
push button 1 as described in the figure.
On the Keypad the user can activate a panic by holding down the
hash “#” and star “*” key together.
*
#
+
0
#
3
3
0
1
0
Viewing Alarm Log
All alarm and arming or disarming the unit are logged on to the
units EEPROM. a maximum of 80 different alarms can be logged.
Each log displays the time, date, type of alarm and Zone
information (in the case of arm and intruder alarms). The user
can scroll through the alarms via the
A
and
D
keys(
A
being next
alarm and
D
being previous alarm).
In the case of Zone alarms
the user can view the zone and device information by
pressing the C key.
To exit the user must push the hash key
EXIT
#
Toggle Zone Information
C
Scroll Next
A
Scroll Previous
D
ARM LEVEL A
PANIC ACTIVATION
ARM LEVEL B
DISARM
1
2
3
4
Alarms Logged:
-
System Arm
- System Disarm
- Intrusion Alarms
- Panic
- Tamper on detectors
- Battery low on detectors
- Supervision on detectors (Detectors not responding).
External Triggers:
The unit is fitted with a transmitter which could
be used together with an 8/2 channel receiver. The receiver could
be used to interface a siren or a radio module. There are 6 different
channels that are transmitted from the unit, that is Panic, Alarm,
Tamper on detectors, Battery low on detectors, Arm and Disarm.
Note: When using the receiver together with a siren it is
recommended to tie the Panic and Alarm outputs together.
CH1=Panic
CH2=Alarm
CH3=Sensor Trouble
CH4=Tamper on Sensors
CH5=Arm
CH6=Disarm
Receiver Channel Identification
