Operating Manual - Vedo Control Unit

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EN USER MANUAL Operating manual - Vedo control unit • General introduction................................................................................................................ 6 • Using the keypad..................................................................................................................... 6 Keypad buttons..................................................................................................................... 6 Keypad signals...................................................................................................................... 7 LCD screen....................................................................................................................... 7 System status display....................................................................................................... 7 Key to the indicator LEDs................................................................................................. 7 Events display................................................................................................................... 8 Area status display........................................................................................................... 8 Buzzer............................................................................................................................... 8 Keypad procedures............................................................................................................... 9 Total area activation.......................................................................................................... 9 Area deactivation.............................................................................................................. 10 Partial activations P1 and P2............................................................................................ 10 Using the function keys.................................................................................................... 10 Quick activation................................................................................................................ 10 Activation with zones open............................................................................................... 10 Activation in presence of faults........................................................................................ 11 Activation in presence of tampering................................................................................. 12 Alarm lock in progress...................................................................................................... 12 User not recognised......................................................................................................... 12 Robbery Code.................................................................................................................. 12 Appendix. Meaning of the warning messages................................................................. 13 System Management Menu............................................................................................... 14 Navigation mode.............................................................................................................. 14 Modifying a numerical value............................................................................................. 14 Modifying an alphanumerical value.................................................................................. 14 Menu structure................................................................................................................. 15 Activations........................................................................................................................... 16 Total activation ................................................................................................................. 16 Deactivation...................................................................................................................... 16 Activation scenarios......................................................................................................... 16 Single area activation....................................................................................................... 17 Quick Alarms....................................................................................................................... 17 Output activation................................................................................................................. 18 Commands.......................................................................................................................... 18 Event key 1 (or 2).............................................................................................................. 19 Overtime........................................................................................................................... 19 Stop Alarms ..................................................................................................................... 19 Reset Alarms.................................................................................................................... 19 Stop telephone calls......................................................................................................... 19 Reset control unit............................................................................................................. 20 Request support............................................................................................................... 20 Authorise Installer ............................................................................................................ 20 Authorise manufacturer ................................................................................................... 20 Test....................................................................................................................................... 20 Inputs Test........................................................................................................................ 21 Outputs/Siren test............................................................................................................ 21 SIM test............................................................................................................................ 21 Credit remaining......................................................................................................... 21 GSM network level..................................................................................................... 21 Tel. Line Test$................................................................................................................... 22 MMS send test................................................................................................................. 22 Radio RSSI test................................................................................................................ 22 2 System analysis................................................................................................................... 22 Zone status....................................................................................................................... 22 Fault-finding...................................................................................................................... 24 Options................................................................................................................................. 25 Codes management......................................................................................................... 25 Edit active user code.................................................................................................. 25 Edit inactive user code............................................................................................... 25 Code deletion............................................................................................................. 26 Change date/time............................................................................................................. 26 Enable/Disable voice menu.............................................................................................. 26 Permanently enable installer ............................................................................................ 27 Enable/Disable timer......................................................................................................... 27 Key Management ............................................................................................................. 28 Acquire....................................................................................................................... 28 Enable........................................................................................................................ 29 Description................................................................................................................. 29 Delete......................................................................................................................... 29 Telephone contacts list..................................................................................................... 30 Description................................................................................................................. 30 Telephone (number).................................................................................................... 30 Email (address)........................................................................................................... 31 Enable calls................................................................................................................ 31 Stop calls.................................................................................................................... 31 Enable SMS................................................................................................................ 31 Enable EMAIL............................................................................................................. 31 Enable MMS............................................................................................................... 31 Auto activation.................................................................................................................. 32 Events Log........................................................................................................................... 33 Events Memory.......................................................................................................... 33 Alarms Memory.......................................................................................................... 34 • Using Vedo Touch.................................................................................................................. 35 Vedo Touch navigation....................................................................................................... 35 Screen: code entry..................................................................................................... 36 Screen: Action completed.......................................................................................... 36 Vedo Touch signals............................................................................................................. 36 Buzzer............................................................................................................................... 36 Key to indicator LEDs....................................................................................................... 37 Main screen......................................................................................................................... 37 Activation/deactivation buttons........................................................................................ 37 System status................................................................................................................... 37 Alarm or tampering alert screen....................................................................................... 38 Viewing images and video from zones in alarm............................................................... 39 Quick commands from the home screen......................................................................... 40 Activations........................................................................................................................ 40 Deactivation...................................................................................................................... 40 Activation with zones open............................................................................................... 41 Activation with zones excluded........................................................................................ 41 Activation in the presence of faults.................................................................................. 41 Activation while tampering is present............................................................................... 42 Using the RFID key........................................................................................................... 42 Settings menu..................................................................................................................... 43 Settings/Cameras............................................................................................................. 44 Customised activation...................................................................................................... 45 Activation control.............................................................................................................. 46 3 Events log......................................................................................................................... 47 Zone and area status........................................................................................................ 47 Quick commands ............................................................................................................ 48 Output commands............................................................................................................ 50 Telephone contacts list..................................................................................................... 50 Edit telephone number description............................................................................ 51 Edit telephone number............................................................................................... 51 Edit email address...................................................................................................... 52 Options............................................................................................................................. 52 Keyboard emulation.......................................................................................................... 52 Options menu...................................................................................................................... 53 Change PIN...................................................................................................................... 53 Set date and time............................................................................................................. 54 Voice menu - Installer....................................................................................................... 54 Register key...................................................................................................................... 54 Delete key......................................................................................................................... 55 Auto activation.................................................................................................................. 56 Timer................................................................................................................................. 56 LED management............................................................................................................. 57 Organize desktop............................................................................................................. 58 Buzzer............................................................................................................................... 58 Configuration.................................................................................................................... 59 Configuration menu............................................................................................................ 59 BUS485 address............................................................................................................... 59 BUS485 speed................................................................................................................. 60 Device password.............................................................................................................. 60 User code......................................................................................................................... 60 LAN................................................................................................................................... 60 IP Address........................................................................................................................ 61 Subnet mask..................................................................................................................... 61 Gateway............................................................................................................................ 61 ViP Address...................................................................................................................... 62 Touch screen lock............................................................................................................. 62 Touch screen calibration................................................................................................... 62 Reset configuration........................................................................................................... 63 Update product................................................................................................................ 63 Information....................................................................................................................... 64 • Using digital keys (RFID)....................................................................................................... 65 Using digital keys on the keypad....................................................................................... 65 Area activation.................................................................................................................. 65 Activation with open zones / faults present / tampering present..................................... 65 Area deactivation.............................................................................................................. 65 Using cycle mode............................................................................................................. 66 Alarm lock in progress...................................................................................................... 66 Keys not valid................................................................................................................... 66 Using the RFID reader........................................................................................................ 67 RFID reader indications...................................................................................................... 67 Key to the indicator LEDs................................................................................................. 67 Buzzer .............................................................................................................................. 68 Procedures using the RFID reader.................................................................................... 69 Area activation.................................................................................................................. 69 Area activation with zones open....................................................................................... 69 Area deactivation.............................................................................................................. 69 Using cycle mode............................................................................................................. 69 Alarm lock in progress...................................................................................................... 69 4 Keys not valid................................................................................................................... 69 • Using the radio control......................................................................................................... 70 Radio control indications................................................................................................... 70 Actions via radio control.................................................................................................... 70 Exhausted battery............................................................................................................... 70 Alarm lock in progress....................................................................................................... 70 • Using remote communications............................................................................................ 71 Telephone signaller............................................................................................................. 71 Telephone calls................................................................................................................. 71 SMS.................................................................................................................................. 71 Email................................................................................................................................. 71 MMS................................................................................................................................. 71 Voice guide.......................................................................................................................... 72 Menu connection procedure............................................................................................ 72 Main menu........................................................................................................................ 72 (1) System Status....................................................................................................... 72 (2) Area management................................................................................................. 72 (2.4) Single area activation sub-menu........................................................................ 72 (3) Outputs.................................................................................................................. 73 (4) Alarm log............................................................................................................... 73 (5) Zones..................................................................................................................... 73 SMS commands.................................................................................................................. 73 Alarms memory................................................................................................................ 74 Stop alarm........................................................................................................................ 74 Area status........................................................................................................................ 74 Area activation: Activate, Forced activation..................................................................... 74 Area deactivation: deactivate........................................................................................... 75 Zone status: zones........................................................................................................... 75 Commands for zones: include zones, exclude zones, activate zones, isolate zones...... 76 Output status: outputs...................................................................................................... 76 Commands for outputs: activate outputs, deactivate outputs......................................... 76 Request total credit remaining on the SIM....................................................................... 77 WEB server.......................................................................................................................... 78 Description of the interface.............................................................................................. 78 Intrusion areas.................................................................................................................. 79 Configuration.................................................................................................................... 81 Table of programmed telephone numbers....................................................................... 82 Table of zones..................................................................................................................... 83 Glossary............................................................................................................................... 84 5 GENERAL INTRODUCTION The modern and functional VEDO system offers the best possible response to the technical and performancerelated demands of modern security systems. This manual provides information regarding the day-to-day use of the VEDO system. Please refer to the Glossary if you wish to check the meaning of the terms used in this manual. USING THE KEYPAD The LCD keypad allows an authorised user to enable and disable the system, to check the system status and manage its general features, to check the event log history and to perform functional tests. A more complete version of the User manual for Art. VEDOLCD, VEDOLCDPROX is available for download from www. comelitgroup.com. RFID reader Keypad buttons The keypad is used to operate the system via menu navigation and the entry of numeric and alphanumeric parameters. The table of button functions is shown below: Key Function 0-9 Number keys for entering codes, or alphanumeric keys for entering characters C (canc) Prog P1-Partial1 P2-Partial2 ON OFF Arrows (F1, F2, F3, F4) ENTER 6 Cancel key for menus Press after entering the user code to enter the user menu Press after the code for Partial 1 activation Press after the code for Partial 2 activation Total activation Deactivation (press after the code is entered) Menu navigation (when used as arrow keys), or can be used as function keys (when held pressed or pressed after entering the code) Confirm operation to carry out or enter menus Keypad signals LCD screen In standby mode, the time appears on the first line of the display, while the second line is empty and the LEDs are off. 20:41 11-11-2015 System status display „„ When a 6-digit user code is entered, the code is validated on the sixth digit; if the user is authorised, the name associated with that user appears on the first line. User 1 UUUUUUUU Once a valid user code has been entered, the system switches to 'System Status Display' mode, where the user can view the status of the Areas on the second line of the display (as described in "Area status display" see page 8) and the system status is indicated on the LEDs (as described in "Key to the indicator LEDs" see page 7). The system will remain in System Status Display mode for the period of time set by the installer during the programming phase; the factory setting is 120 seconds. If the time is set as unlimited, the code does not need to be entered in order to view the system status on the display and via the LEDs; it will always be visible. Until the time has elapsed, the standby screen appears as follows: 20:41 11-11-2015 UUUUUUUU „„ Pressing C again will return the screen to standby mode, with no indication of the current status of the areas (immediately hiding the information on display). Key to the indicator LEDs The keypad is fitted with 4 indicator LEDs, the meanings of which (working from top to bottom) are described in the table below. LED Colour Status Function Off Mains power off (device on standby) Green On Mains power present Slow flash Yellow Mains power OK, but system not ready for enabling or there are (non excluded) open zones Off Battery OK On Indicates an anomaly in the battery of the control unit and/or of a bus power supply unit Off No problem Yellow On Problem detected Slow flash Presence of isolated or excluded zones, or of temporarily excluded faults/tampering. Off No active alarms Red On Active alarm Slow flash Alarm event log IMPORTANT: The event log resets every time the system is enabled or disabled. 7 Events display If an event occurs, the keypad will display it on both lines, with the first line displaying the type of event (fault, open zone, tampering) and the second displaying a description of the event. Fault: Touch Fault To move from the event display screen to the standby screen and vice-versa, simply press 'C'. Area status display √√ To display the areas, the screen must be in the mode”System status display” see page 7 14:20 07-07-2015 UUUUUU area status area number The table below provides a key to characters used in the second line to describe the area status. Character A Area Status Alarm Notes A zone belonging to this area is in alarm condition T Tamper A zone belonging to this area or a peripheral device that manages the area is in tamper condition S Activated total All theft zones associated with the area are activated (they can generate alarms) P Activated partial 1+2 The theft zones with partial 1 attributes and those with partial 2 attributes are activated 1 Activated partial 1 All theft zones associated with partial 1 are activated (they can generate alarms) 2 Activated partial 2 All theft zones associated with partial 2 are activated (they can generate alarms) U Deactivated No zones activated F Fault Area fault; indicates the presence of at least one fault. N Not ready for activation Area not ready for activation; indicates the presence of at least one condition preventing activation. > Entry time A theft zone belonging to the area is set with an "entry time" to allow the user to deactivate the alarm. < Exit time A theft zone belonging to the area is set with an "exit time" to allow the user time to exit the building before the alarm is activated. Buzzer The buzzer in the keypad beeps when any valid key is pressed. Furthermore, depending on the options selected during the programming stage, the buzzer can signal: Beep* 8 Alerts • Key pressed — (1 sec.) Activation confirmed — (2 sec.) Total deactivation confirmed •••••••• (2 sec) Failed activation •••••••••••••••••••• At least one zone is in alarm condition •••••••••••••••••••• At least one zone is in "pre-alarm" condition (time period between zone violation and Alarm event generation). • • • • • • • Automatic activation pre-alert time • • • • • • • At least one zone is in "Exit time" condition • • • • • • • • • • At least one zone is in "Entry time" condition •·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•· Signals that a zone with the chime attribute (zone opening alert chine) has been opened. The buzzer is activated only if the violated zone is not activated ••••••••••••• Waiting for key to be presented for acquisition of RFID key *The symbol "•” represents a short beep, the symbol “—” represents a long beep. The distance between the “•” symbols represents the time frequency of the beeps. The size of the symbols represents the relative volume of the beeps “•·” Keypad procedures Unauthenticated users can only use the delete key “C” or the numerical keys. If a key that is not usable is pressed, the display will show the message "FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE". Authenticated users of the keypad who press button C will be returned through the previous menu until the area status is displayed. If the value of the area status display time for that keypad is not unlimited, the next press of button C will return the keypad to standby mode, with no indication of the current status of the areas (immediately hiding the information on the display). √√ With device in standby. 20:41 09-11-2015 or: 20:41 09-11-2015 UUUUUUUU „„ Enter the 6-digit user code followed by the keys corresponding to the required operation. The operations available are listed below: Key sequence Operation Code + ON + Total activation Code + OFF Deactivation Code + P1 + Partial 1 activation Code + P2 + Partial 2 activation Code + ‘prog’ System management menu access Code + function key Execution of the function associated with key F1/F2/F3/F4 Code + Display last event in Alarm Log, if present. If there are no events recorded in the Alarm Log, or if the alert has already been displayed, on pressing Enter, the message "FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE" will be displayed. It is however still possible to view previously displayed alerts in Events Log (see complete User Manual). Total area activation This procedure activates all areas enabled for the user and the keypad from which he/she is sending the command. To carry out total activation: 1. Enter user code and press ‘ON’. ACTIVATE TOTAL? 2. Press ‘ENTER’ to confirm activation, or ‘C’ to cancel. 3. If activation is confirmed the following screen will appear, if it is cancelled the display will revert to the "System status display" see page 7screen. ACTIVATION IN PROGRESS 4. If the operation was completed successfully, an ‘I’ will appear in correspondence with the activated areas to indicate total activation of the area. 20:41 09-11-2015 SSSSSSSS IMPORTANT: If an Exit time is set, the keypad will signal it by beeping (see "Buzzer" on page 8) for the duration of the Exit time period. Output Time <<<<<<<< 9 Area deactivation „„ To deactivate the areas, enter the code and press 'OFF'; the following screen signals that the operation has been completed successfully. DEACTIVATION EXECUTED Partial activations P1 and P2 To activate partial scenario P1 or P2: 1. Enter the code then press the key associated with the desired scenario. The screen in the figure illustrates what happens after P1 is pressed (the same thing will happen for P2). SCENARIO ↵ ↓ Scenario P1 2. Press ‘ENTER’ to confirm activation, or select a different scenario using the up and down arrow keys, then press ‘ENTER’. 3. The keypad shows confirmation message “SCENARIO EXECUTED”. IMPORTANT: the installer can program the P1 and P2 keys to activate scenarios other than partial 1 and 2, selecting other scenarios from the 16 programmable options. Using the function keys The function keys F1/F2/F3/F4 can be used to perform various actions, such as: total activation, total deactivation, reset alarms, stop alarms. To use them: 1. Enter the 6-digit code. 2. Press the function key associated with the desired action. 3. At this point the activation or command confirmation screen will appear. When using the function keys, you do not need to press 'ENTER' to confirm the action after pressing the function key itself. IMPORTANT: to change the action associated with the key, contact your installer. Quick activation Quick activation is used to activate the system without entering the user code. This type of activation is available for the following keys: • ON: total activation • P1, P2, F1, F2, F3, F4 : to perform the action associated with the key To use it: „„ press and hold the key corresponding to the desired action for 2 seconds. IMPORTANT: these activations which do not require the user code are applied to all areas for which the keypad is enabled. IMPORTANT: the use of quick keys can be enabled or disabled by the installer during programming. Activation with zones open If zones are open during system activation, before confirming the action the keypad will display: OPENED ZONES! ↵ FORCE? ↓ Different methods can be used to continue with activation: A. (recommended option) Cancel the operation by pressing 'C', close the open zone and retry activation. B. Force activation by pressing "ENTER". This method forces activation, generating a fault condition 10 for the open zones (to be used only when the zone cannot be closed, because it reduces the security level of the system). C. Exclude the zone. This method allows you to exclude the open zones from activation (to be used only when the zone cannot be closed, because it reduces the security level of the system). To exclude opened zones, proceed as follows: √√ From the following screen: OPENED ZONES! ↵ FORCE? ↓ 1. Press the arrow to display the open zones Kitchen Window EXCLUDE? ↓ 2. To confirm exclusion of the zone you are viewing, press ‘ENTER’. 3. For activation to take place, ensure all open zones are excluded, then repeat the process described in steps 1 and 2 for all open zones. 4. After the exclusion procedure has been completed for all open zones, the following screen will appear: EXCLUDED ZONES! ENTER? ↓ 5. Press ‘ENTER’ to activate, or press 'C' to cancel. 6. If the operation is completed successfully, an ‘I’ will appear in correspondence with the activated areas to indicate total activation of these areas. IMPORTANT: If an Exit time is set, the keypad will signal it by beeping (see "Buzzer" on page 8) for the duration of the Exit time period. If the exclusion procedure has not been performed for all open zones, the following screen will appear to indicate that activation has not been carried out. TOT ZONE LOCK Press C to Esc Activation in presence of faults If faults are present during system activation, before confirming the action the keypad will display: FAULTS ! ↵ FORCE? ↓ To continue with activation if a fault has been detected, you will need to force the procedure. „„ Press "ENTER" to force activation. IMPORTANT: the user may not be authorised to force activation in the presence of certain faults; for authorisation contact your installer. If the user is not authorised for forced activation, the following screen will appear: ACT. LOCKED Press C to Esc From the previous screen (FAULTS! FORCE?): „„ Use the arrow to view all faults. FAULT ↓ VoiceSyntFault 11 Activation in presence of tampering If tampering is present during system activation, before confirming the action the keypad will display: TAMPER! ↵ FORCE? ↓ To continue with activation if tampering has been detected, you will need to force the procedure. „„ Press "ENTER" to force activation. IMPORTANT: the user may not be authorised to force activation in the presence of tampering; for authorisation contact your installer. If the user is not authorised for forced activation, the following screen will appear: ACT. LOCKED Press C to Esc From the previous screen (TAMPER! FORCE?): „„ Use the arrow to display all tampering. TAMPER Zones Tamper Alarm lock in progress There are two ways to lock an alarm in progress: A. Deactivate the system (with the system activated) (code +OFF) B. Send the ‘Stop alarms’ command. There are two ways of sending a 'Stop alarms' command: A. Enter the user code and then press and hold the 'prog' key for at least two seconds. B. Alternatively, enter the code to access the user menu; under the "Commands" option, press 'ENTER' when you reach the "STOP ALARMS" command. An alarm lock causes the outputs (sirens, etc.) to switch off and cuts off any calls which are in progress or in a queue. CAUTION: The STOP ALARMS procedure does not deactivate the system. If a system was activated, it will remain so; only outputs and telephone calls will be blocked for that specific alarm. User not recognised If an invalid code is entered, the user unknown message will appear: USER UNKNOWN If 3 attempts at entering an invalid code are made, the keypad will be locked for two minutes. 20:41 09-11-2015 KEYPAD LOCKED IMPORTANT: the "user not recognised" keypad lock can be disabled, plus the number of attempts and the lock time can also be changed by the installer during programming. Robbery Code A robbery code is associated with every user code. The robbery code is the user code + 1. Example: user code 111111, the corresponding robbery code is 111112. Code 119999, robbery code = 120000. Code 123459, robbery code = 123460. It is not possible to register a user code corresponding to an existing user code + 1, since this new code corresponds to the robbery code of the existing user. Use of the robbery code triggers the configured calls without requiring activation/deactivation action, plus the keypad will not indicate that calls are being made. This code must only be used in the event of deactivation under duress (burglar present). 12 Appendix. Meaning of the warning messages WARNING MESSAGES ACTION EXECUTED ACT. REQ. CODE ACT. LOCKED DESCRIPTION The requested action has been executed. The requested action requires a code to be entered. The user is not authorised to perform activation. ACT. LOCKED L2 Level 2 user is not authorised to perform activation (contact your installer for authorisation). ACT. LOCKED L3 Level 3 user is not authorised to perform activation (contact your installer for authorisation). TOT ZONE LOCK Zones not ready for forced total activation. P1 ZONE LOCK Zones not ready for forced P1 activation. P2 ZONE LOCK Zones not ready for forced P2 activation. USER UNKNOWN The code entered has not been recognised (invalid code). INST.NOT AUTH. The installer is not authorised. USER NOT AUTH. The user is not authorised. NOT AUT.ACT. NOT AUT.DEACT: NOT AUT. ACT. NOT AUT. FORCE NOT AUT. DEV. The user is not authorised to perform activations. The user is not authorised to perform deactivations. The user is not authorised to perform individual activations. The user is not authorised to perform forced activations. The user is not authorised to perform activations on the device. NOT AUT. AREAS The user is not authorised to perform operations on a certain area. USER TIMER OFF The user is enabled for access; disabled by a timer. KEY NOT VALID The key is not valid. OUTPUT ABSENT The action has been requested for an absent exit. ZONE ABSENT! The action has been requested for an absent zone. CAN’T EXCLUDE The zone cannot be excluded. CAN’T ISOLATE The zone cannot be isolated. TECH PRGRMNG Technical programming in progress. Wait before performing any operations. UPDATE ERROR Device update error. ACT. AREAS ERROR DEV LOCKED Access not permitted; areas activated. Device Locked. 13 System Management Menu Navigation mode To access the user menu, enter the code and press the 'prog' key, whether the system is activated or deactivated. The user menu consists of a certain number of options, divided into sub-menus. IMPORTANT: When the product leaves the factory, only User 1 is available and enabled with the code 111111. „„ Use the keys to move about in the menu and the key to pass to the next level or to confirm the entry of a new data item. „„ Press C to return to the previous menu. N.B.: user menu presentation is dynamic. Menu options are only displayed if the user logged in to the control panel possesses the required authorisation. The menu tree is shown in full below. Modifying a numerical value To modify a numerical value, type in the desired value, following the format shown on the display, omitting non-numerical characters, but filling in all the numerical characters of the proposed format. e.g. date DD-MM-YY must be entered as DDMMYY; 2 September 2015 will become 020915, without dashes but with a zero at the beginning to fill the tens digit for the days. e.g. Setpoint 1.14 is entered as 114, without the decimal point. Modifying an alphanumerical value Once you have selected the string you wish to change (for example, the description of a zone) the first character available for editing will start to flash. At this point characters can be entered or replaced using the same technique as used in mobile telephones with a pushbutton keypad. Press the same key several times to change the suggested character in accordance with a set sequence. The table below shows the sequence of characters available for each key. Press the C key when the first character is flashing to exit the string without saving any changes. To move around within the string, use the right and left navigation keys. Pressing the C key while inside the string deletes the character to the left of the flashing character. The new character, when necessary, will be entered to the left of the flashing character. Press Confirm to save the changes. The table below lists the character sequence for each key. Number key 14 Corresponding character sequence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 . , : A B D E G H J K M N P Q T U ; _ - # * ' @ / 1 C a b c 2 F d e f 3 I g h i 4 L j k l 5 O m n o 6 R S p q r s 7 V t u v 8 9 W X Y Z w x y z 9 0 (space) 0 Menu structure The structure of the System Management menu is described in the following list: Activations • Total activation • Total deactivation • Activation scenarios • Single area activation Quick alarms • Activate theft alarm? • Activate H24 alarm? • Activate fire alarm? • Activate panic alarm? • Activate burglar alarm? • Activate flooding alarm? • Activate gas alarm? • Activate doctor alarm? Output activation • Control panel 1 • Control panel 2 • Control panel 3 • Exp (x) Commands • Event 1 key • Event 2 key • Overtime request • Stop Alarms • Reset Alarms • Stop telephone calls • Request support • Authorise Installer Test • • • • • • • Inputs Test Outputs/Bell Test SIM test Generic events test MMS send test Radio RSSI test Digital dialler test System analysis • Zone status (from this parameter it is possible to perform the following actions: exclusion, inclusion, activation or isolation) • Tampering / Fault-finding • Enabling (option available for keys already acquired; if the user is authorised, he/she can operate on all the keys, otherwise only the key with which he/she is associated) • Description: (option available for keys already acquired; if the user is authorised, he/she can operate on all the keys, otherwise only the key with which he/she is associated) • Acquire • Delete (option available for keys already acquired; if the user is authorised, he/she can operate on all the keys, otherwise only the key with which he/she is associated) • Telephone contacts list • Description • Telephone (Change telephone number) • Email (Change email address) • Enable calls (Yes/No) • Stop calls (Yes/No) • Enable SMS (Yes/No) • Enable EMAIL (Yes/No) • Enable MMS (Yes/No) • Auto activation • Activation (Yes/No) • Keypad Buzzer • Active (Yes/No) • Input (Yes/No) • Output (Yes/No) • Alarm (Yes/No) • Chime (Yes/No) • Pre-alarm (Yes/No) • Pre-alert (Yes/No) • Key Beep (Yes/No) • Activation/Deactivation (Yes/No) • Failed activation (Yes/No) • SIM expiry • Enable SIM expiry (Yes/No) • SIM expiry date Events Log • Events memory • Alarms Memory Options • Codes management • Enter (if the user is authorised, he/ she can operate on all the user codes, otherwise just his/her own code) • Delete (if the user is authorised, he/ she can operate on all the user codes, otherwise just his/her own code) • Change date/time • Enable voice menu (Yes/No) • Permanently enable installer (Yes/No) • Timer (Yes/No) • Key Management 15 Activations All the considerations described in the previous paragraphs relating to activation apply, even if open zones, faults or tampering events are detected. Scroll through the menu using the arrows until you see: System Mgmt. Activations „„ Then press 'ENTER' to display the activation options: Total Activation, Deactivation, Scenarios, Single area activation. „„ Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the available activation options. Total activation Activations Total Acts. „„ Press 'ENTER' to carry out a total activation. ACTIVATE TOTAL? „„ To confirm activation, press 'ENTER'. Deactivation From the following screen: Activations Total deacts. „„ Press 'ENTER' to carry out a deactivation. DEACTIVATE TOTAL? „„ To confirm deactivation, press 'ENTER'. Activation scenarios This option can be used to activate an activation scenario. From the following screen: Activations Acts. Scenarios „„ Press 'ENTER' to access the screen ACTIVATION/Scenario P1 SET ↵ ↓ Scenario P1 „„ At this point, use the Up and Down arrows to select the desired scenario (Scenario P1, Scenario P2, Scenario P1+P2, Scenario 4/16 ) and press ENTER' to activate it. 16 Single area activation This option can be used to activate a single area. From the following screen: Activations Act. Single Area „„ Press 'ENTER' to access the screen ACTIVATION/Area 1 ACTIVATE ↵ ↓ Area 1 „„ At this point, use the arrows (up and down) to select the area to be activated. „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to activate an area. ACT. TYPE ↵↓ TOTAL „„ Now use the Up and Down arrows to select the type of activation (total, P1...) you wish to apply to the area, then press 'ENTER' to activate the selected type. IMPORTANT: the various activation types for a single area are also present with a variant without an exit time. If you select: "TOTAL DEL. OFF" the area will be activated in TOTAL mode without any exit time. If the exit time has not been configured there is no difference between "TOTAL" and "TOTAL DEL. OFF Quick Alarms This option can be used to cause one of the following types of alarm event: • Theft (Activate theft alarm?) • H24 (Activate H24 alarm?) • Fire (Activate fire alarm?) • Panic (Activate panic alarm?) • Burglary (Activate burglar alarm?) • Flood (Activate flood alarm?) • Gas (Activate gas alarm?) • Doctor (Activate doctor alarm?) Use the arrows to scroll through the user menu until you see: System Mgmt. Quick Alarms „„ Press 'ENTER' to enter the sub-menu, then use the arrows to scroll through the alarm types, for example: ACTIVATE BURGLAR ALARM? „„ Press 'ENTER' to cause the selected alarm. ALARM EXECUTED 17 Output activation This option can be used to work on the system outputs. Use the arrows to scroll through the user menu until you see: System Mgmt. Activate Output „„ Press 'ENTER' to access the output activation screen ACTIVATE OUTPUT O. Control unit 1 „„ Press the arrows to select the output you wish to work on. „„ To activate the output press 'ENTER' or 'ON', you will see the confirmation: OUTPUT ACTIV. CONFIRMED „„ To deactivate the output press 'OFF'. OUTPUT DEACT. CONFIRMED Commands This option can be used to carry out one of the following commands: • Event 1 key • Event 2 key • Overtime • Stop Alarms • Reset Alarms • Stop telephone calls • Reset Control Unit (only visible to the installer from the keypad; restores the default settings on the control unit). • Request assistance • Authorise Installer Use the arrows to scroll through the user menu until you see: System Mgmt. Commands „„ Then press 'ENTER' and use the up and down arrows to scroll through the available activation options described from page 19onward. „„ Press 'ENTER' to execute the desired command „„ If the command is successfully executed, the following screen is displayed: COMMAND EXECUTED 18 Event key 1 (or 2) This option generates the event configured for key 1 on the keypad. GENERATE EVENT 1 KEY CMD? The same applies for event key 2. IMPORTANT: these commands can be associated to the function keys on the keypad to control outputs or to generate telephone alerts (telephone calls or SMS). Overtime This option can be used to delay timed activation procedures. GENERATE OVERTIME CMD? The default delay time is 60 minutes, and 3 postpone requests can be made. IMPORTANT: the delay time and the number of requests are parameters which can be changed by the installer during programming. IMPORTANT: if timed activations are not enabled, the request will still be completed successfully even though it will have no effect. Stop Alarms This option generates a Stop alarms event. This allows the stoppage of a current alarm by deactivating any active outputs (sirens, flashing lights, etc.) and blocking any telephone calls in progress or in the queue. GENERATE STOP ALARMS CMD? IMPORTANT: This command is implicitly carried out with each deactivation. Reset Alarms This command generates a Reset alarms event, which resets everything to do with the alarm condition. Execution of the command leads to the resetting of alarm cycles, alarm conditions and alarm memory, and ends any calls in progress. GENERATE RESET ALARM CMD? IMPORTANT: This command is implicitly carried out with each activation. Stop telephone calls If the control unit has been programmed to make calls when certain events (alarms, tampering) occur, when these conditions arise the control unit will call the programmed numbers. This option can be used to block all calls in progress (including silent calls) and cancel any queued calls. GENERATE STOP PHONE CALL? 19 Reset control unit This option can be used to cause a control unit reset. GENERATE UNIT RESET CMD? This command is only available to authorised users. IMPORTANT: standard users, by default, are not authorised to execute this command, which is restricted to Installers. Request support Not implemented. Authorise Installer This option gives the user control unit access authorisation. GENERATE AUTH.INST.CMD? After execution of the command the installer remains authorised for 4 hours; once this time has elapsed the authorisation command must be executed again. IMPORTANT: remember that in order to access the control unit using his own code, the installer must first be authorised by the user. Authorise manufacturer This option (only available for the installer) enablesthe manufacturer code. This operation is essential for the purposes of system updating. GENERATE AUTH. MANUF.CMD? After execution of the command, the manufacturer remains authorised for 4 hours; once this time has elapsed the authorisation command must be repeated. IMPORTANT: remember that in order to access the control unit using his own code, the manufacturer must first be authorised by the installer. Test This option can be used to carry out one of the following commands: • Inputs Test • Outputs/Siren test • SIM test • Credit remaining • GSM network level • Generic ev. test • MMS send test • Radio RSSI test • Digital dialler test 20 Inputs Test This option can be used to test the inputs. Inputs Test 1 Lounge window „„ Use up and down arrows to scroll through the list of inputs and press ‘ENTER’ to perform the desired input test. »» One of the following messages will appear on the display, depending on the input status (open or closed): Lounge window Lounge window 1 ZONE OK! 1 ZONE OPEN At this point you will be able to activate the input to check that it switches from one status to the other, and that this switching is signalled on the display. »» The buzzer will sound to signal that the zone is open. Outputs/Siren test This option can be used to test the outputs/sirens. OutputsBellTest 1 Outdoor siren „„ Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of outputs, select the output to be tested and press ‘ENTER’. A message will appear on the display to indicate the output status: Outdoor siren Outdoor siren 1 OUTPUT OFF 1 OUTPUT ON „„ At this point the output can be switched on/off by pressing the ‘OFF’ or ‘ON’ keys, in order to make sure it is working properly. On exiting this test menu the output will be automatically restored to its normal status. SIM test This menu can be used to check the credit remaining on your SIM and check the GSM signal strength. Credit remaining GSM Test Credit remaining „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to begin the remaining credit request. You will receive a message from your network provider with information about your remaining credit. GSM network level SIM TEST GSM network lvl „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to start the test. You will see the result on a scale of 0 to 4, where 0 is the minimum and 4 is the maximum. GSM network lvl (0 - 4): 3 * * If the SIM card is working in roaming mode on another network, the message “Roaming” will be displayed after the signal level 21 Generic event test From this menu you can perform tests on all the programmed generic events. The pre-configured alerts for the generic event are sent. The first generic event to be proposed is the "Call Test"; use the arrow keys to scroll through the menu to select the generic event you wish to test. Test progress is monitored via the following messages: “Timeout”, “In progress...”, “Requested...”, “Error...”, “Ended”... MMS send test When this test is carried out, an image is acquired by a camera connected to an input; this is sent via MMS to the telephone number programmed in Safe Manager. „„ Using the up and down arrows, select an input from the list (only those with a camera connected) and press ‘ENTER’ to start the test. IP Test 1 Entrance door Test progress is monitored via the following messages: “Timeout”, “In progress...”, “Requested...”, “Error...”, “Ended”... Radio RSSI test This test can be used to measure the strength of the transmission signal between the control unit and the radio zones, radio outputs and radio controls. „„ Using the arrow keys, select the category you wish to test from the following 3 options and press ‘ENTER’ to view the list of zones, outputs or radio controls available. Last Trans. lev Last Trans. lev Last Trans. lev Radio Zones Radio Outputs Radiocontrols „„ From the list (e.g. Radio Zones), select the input you wish to test and press ‘ENTER’. Lounge window 01 RSSI 80 The last RSSI value recorded by the control unit for that input is displayed. The RSSI value shown is that obtained from the last communication between the radio expansion and the radio device. To obtain the most recent information possible, we recommend opening or closing a zone, activating or deactivating an output and pressing a key on the radio control. RSSI values are classified in accordance with the following table: 0-30 Weak 30-70 Good 70-100 Excellent We recommend installations are not carried out with values lower than 30. System analysis Zone status This option allows you to view the status of the zones and perform actions on them, i.e. exclusion, inclusion, activation or isolation. Use the arrow keys to scroll through the System Mgmt. menu to display: System Mgmt. Syst. Analysis. 22 1. Press ‘ENTER’ to access the System Analysis menu. Syst. Analysis Zones status 2. Use the direction keys to select the Zone status option, then press ‘ENTER’. SCROLL ZONES WITH ↓↑ 3. Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of zones. 4. The screen below shows a zone status example. Wired Zone 1 ZONE OK! Possible zone statuses: • Zone open : The zone is open. • Zone in alarm : The zone is open in alarm condition. If the system is Activated it generates the General Alarm event, with activation of the Outputs. • Zone tamper : The zone has been tampered with. The system - irrespective of the Activated / Deactivated status - generates output activation. • Zone fault : The zone is faulty. The system - irrespective of the Activated / Deactivated statusgenerates activation of the TC2 output "not ready". • Zone active: : Zone active, the device is present, configured and understood to be operational. • Chime zone: : A zone with this attribute generates a chime event if the area to which it belongs is Deactivated. The enabled keypads will beep, otherwise (Area Activated) it will behave as specified via the Reaction type parameter. • Zone excluded: : a zone with this attribute will be excluded and will not generate the Zone alarm event. Fault and tamper conditions will be signalled. • Zone isolated: : Zone intended to be temporarily unused. Even if the device is present and configured, the control unit will not consider it active. • Zone testing: : A zone with this attribute is fully operational, except that it will not generate an alarm event, but will record the event in the EVENTS LOG. This attribute allows monitoring of a zone without causing alarm signals. • Zone masked: : The masked attribute is only available for radio zones. Radio zone communication is disturbed with a lowering in the signal/noise ratio. • Radio Zone: : Radio zone with low battery charge, almost exhausted. • Supervision : radio zone which does not respond to the radio concentrator; it could be at the edge of the coverage zone. • Zone ok! : Zone in standby 5. Press ‘ENTER’ to carry out actions for the desired zone. 1-INCL. 2-EXCL. 3-ACT. 4-ISOL. 6. The number keys indicate a corresponding action: 1. 2. 3. 4. Zone inclusion: include excluded zones Zone exclusion: to prevent alarms from being generated in a zone Zone activation: activate isolated zones Zone isolation: to completely isolate a zone „„ Press 1/2/3/4 to command the desired action. »» To confirm the completed action, the following will appear: ACTION EXECUTED Press C to Esc To return to the list of zones, press C (or wait for a few seconds). 23 Fault-finding This option can be used to view any faults and/or tamper events. Use the arrow keys to scroll through the System Mgmt. menu to display: System Mgmt. Syst. Analysis „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to access the System Analysis menu. Syst. Analysis Fault-finding „„ Press 'ENTER' to launch the fault-finding procedure. »» If no faults or tampering events are present, the following will appear: SYSTEM OK Press C to Esc »» On the other hand, if there is a problem with the system, the type of problem is displayed (fault or tampering). FAULTS! ↵ ↓ or TAMPER! ↵ ↓ To view additional information (if available) on the fault or tampering, press the down arrow; for example. FAULTS! ↓ VoiceSyntFault When all the faults have been viewed, press the down arrow to return to the 'FAULTS!' screen. If both faults and tampering are detected, the faults are displayed first, followed by the tampering events. Press 'ENTER' on the 'FAULTS!' screen to move on to the 'TAMPER' screen. „„ Press 'C' to exit the menu. For some faults, additional details can be displayed by pressing the right arrow . In the following example, in the case of the fault "IP Fault", the additional information "Error: Link" is displayed, indicating that the IP expansion network cable is disconnected. FAULTS! IP Fault 24 ↓ Error: Link ↓ Options Codes management This option can be used to edit and delete user codes. Use the arrow keys to scroll through the System Mgmt. menu to display: System Mgmt. Options „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to access the Options menu. Options Codes Management „„ Press ‘ENTER’ to access the Codes Management menu. »» At this point the list of user codes will be displayed (if the user is authorised to modify other user codes it will be possible to select using a different user name before proceeding) Edit active user code The first option displayed is 'Enter' User 1 Enter Press the right and left navigation keys to change the selected user, and the up and down arrow keys to change the option applied to the user. „„ Press 'ENTER' to apply the option to the selected user. „„ The 'Enter' option (if the user is already activated) can be used to edit the 6-digit code, pressing 'ENTER' afterwards: Code: ****** „„ Use the number keys to enter the new code, press 'ENTER' to confirm or 'C' to cancel (or to delete a digit entered by mistake). »» If the code has been edited successfully, the following will appear: PARAMETER CHANGED. »» The following message indicates that an invalid code has been entered: ENTER WRONG! Edit inactive user code User 1 Enter If the user is not active, press 'ENTER' for the enter option: Code: Unset „„ To activate the code, press the number keys to enter the new code and press 'ENTER' to confirm. »» If the code has been edited successfully, the following will appear: PARAMETER CHANGED. »» The following message indicates that an invalid code has been entered: ENTER WRONG! 25 Code deletion To delete a code and deactivate a user, select the option 'Delete' using the up and down arrow keys, and select the user you wish to delete using the right and left arrow keys. User 2 Delete „„ To delete the code press 'ENTER', you will be asked to confirm the deletion. Delete code? IMPORTANT: the option for working on user codes can be disabled by the installer during programming. Change date/time This option can be used to set the date and time on the control unit system clock. „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Change date/time" and press 'ENTER'. 1. The first line will show DD-MM-YY (day, month and year) and the second line will display the date set on the control unit. DD-MM-YY: ↵ 01/09/15 2. Enter the date using the number keys (e.g.: 1st September 2015 will become 010915) then confirm. 3. The first line of the display now shows HH-MM (hours and minutes) and the second line shows the time set on the control unit. 4. Enter the time in the suggested format (e.g. one-fifteen p.m. will become 1315), then confirm. HH-MM ↵ 13:15 5. Once the procedure is complete, it will be confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Enable/Disable voice menu This option can be used to enable or disable the control unit voice menu. If enabled, the control unit will answer the calls directed to it. „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Enable voice menu" and press 'ENTER'. Options EnableVoiceMenu At this point press the navigation keys to select whether to permanently enable the voice menu or not, then confirm using 'ENTER'. Activat.Param. YES »» Completion of the operation is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. IMPORTANT: to answer telephone calls with audio messages, the control unit must be equipped with a voice message memory where the installer should have uploaded the necessary audio messages. 26 Permanently enable installer This option can be used to permanently enable or disable the installer code; in this mode installer enabling does not expire after 4 hours. „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/'Perm.Enable Inst." and press 'ENTER'. Options Auth.Inst.Perm. „„ At this point press the navigation keys to select whether to permanently enable the installer code or not, then confirm using 'ENTER'. Activat.Param. YES »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Enable/Disable timer This option can be used to enable the timers for timed activation procedures. „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Timer" Options Timer „„ Press 'ENTER' to access the timer enabling screen. Timer ON/OFF: ----XXXX--------On the second line, each character represents one of the 16 timers, where '–' indicates disabled and 'X' enabled. „„ To change the status of a timer, select it using the right and left arrow keys, then press 'ON' to enable it (an 'X' will appear) and 'OFF' to disable it (a '–' will appear). 27 Key Management This option can be used to manage the digital keys associated with users. „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Key Management" Options Key Management Now the selected key will appear on the first line, and the option to be applied to that key on the second line. Use the right and left arrow keys to select a key, and the up and down arrows to change the option. The available options are: • • • • Enabling (only available for previously acquired keys) Description (only available for previously acquired keys) Acquire Deletion (only available for previously acquired keys) Acquire This option can be used to acquire new digital keys. 1. Select a key using the left and right arrow keys. Key 1 Acquire 2. Once you have reached the desired key 'ENTER' to start the acquisition procedure. Acq. from: Keypad 3. You will be asked to choose the type of device equipped with a key reader from which you wish to acquire the key (Reader, Keypad, etc.); use the up and down arrows to select the type and press ‘ENTER’ to confirm: Keypad: Keypad 1 4. You will be asked to choose the specific device from which to acquire the key (if, for example, you chose the keypad option, specify which keypad); use the up and down arrow keys to select the device and press ‘ENTER’ to confirm: 5. The following message will appear on the display: Acq. password: In progress... 6. Bring the key close to the sensing area on the device and the message will become: Acq. password: Acquired 7. Press 'ENTER' to confirm;the colour of the key acquired will appear: Colour Red 8. use the up and down arrow keys buttons to select the user to be associated with the key, then press ‘ENTER’ to confirm. User User 1 28 9. Successful execution of the operation will be confirmed by the message ‘PARAMETER CHANGED’, if the key has been acquired correctly, or Key acquired: Key duplicated if the key has already been acquired. Enable This option can be used to enable or disable a key. „„ Select the 'Enabling' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Key 1 Enabling „„ At this point uses the navigation keys to select whether to permanently enable the key or not, then confirm using 'ENTER'. Activat.Param. YES »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Description This option can be used to edit the key description. „„ Select the 'Description' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Key 1 Description „„ The flashing cursor will appear on the second line. Next, use the number buttons (in text entry mode) to customise the description of the keys and confirm using 'ENTER'. Text: Key 1 »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Delete This option can be used to delete a key. Key 1 Delete Select the 'Delete' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Delete key? „„ Press 'ENTER' to confirm. »» Successful completion of the operation is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. 29 Telephone contacts list This option can be used to manage the telephone numbers to which the control unit will forward telephone signaller events (calls, SMS and MMS). „„ Navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Tel. Contacts List" and press 'ENTER'. Options Tel.ContactsList Now the numbers listed in the phone book will be displayed on the first line, and the options to be applied to these numbers on the second. Use the right and left arrow keys to select a number, and the up and down arrow keys to change the option. Available options: • • • • Description Telephone (number) Email (address) Enable calls • • • • Stop calls Enable SMS Enable EMAIL Enable MMS Description This option can be used to edit the telephone number description. Select the 'Description' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Telephone 1 Description „„ The flashing cursor will appear on the second line. Next, use the number buttons (in text entry mode) to customise the description of the number and confirm using 'ENTER'. Text: Telephone 1 »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Telephone (number) This option can be used to edit the selected telephone number. Select the 'Telephone' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Telephone 1 Telephone „„ Use the number keys to enter the number, then confirm with 'ENTER'. Number: »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. 30 Email (address) This option can be used to edit the selected email address. Select the 'Email' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Telephone: 1 Email „„ Use the number keys to enter the email address, then confirm with 'ENTER'. Text: »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Enable calls This option can be used to enable the selected telephone number on receipt of a call. Select the 'Enable calls' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. Telephone 1 Enable Calls „„ At this point press the right and left navigation keys to select whether to enable the receiving of calls or not, then confirm using 'ENTER'. Activat.Param. YES »» Completion of the procedure is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. Stop calls This option can be used to enable the selected telephone number for stopping the telephone queue. For further details, please refer to the procedure described for Enable calls. Enable SMS This option can be used to enable the selected telephone number on receipt of an alert SMS. For further details, please refer to the procedure described for Enable calls. Enable EMAIL This option can be used to enable the email address of the selected contact on receipt of an alert email. For further details, please refer to the procedure described for Enable calls. Enable MMS This option can be used to enable the selected telephone number on receipt of an MMS containing images of the zones in alarm which have cameras linked to them. For further details, please refer to the procedure described for Enable calls. 31 Auto activation This option can be used to enable auto-activation for each individual area. IMPORTANT: for auto-activation details, such as activation times and days, contact your installer. Options Auto-Activations „„ Using the arrow keys, navigate to the screen "System Mgmt/Options/Auto-activations" and press 'ENTER'. Area 1 Activation „„ Use the right and left arrow keys to select the area for which to enable auto-activation, then press 'ENTER' to confirm. Activat.Param. YES „„ At this point press the right and left navigation keys to select whether to enable auto-activation or not, then confirm using 'ENTER'. »» Successful completion of the operation is confirmed by the message 'PARAMETER CHANGED'. IMPORTANT: standard users, by default, are not authorised to view this option; contact your installer to enable it. 32 Events Log This option can be used to view the events memorised in the LOG. „„ In System Mgmt., select the 'Events Log' option on the second line and press 'ENTER'. There are two event groups in the Events Log: • Events Memory: to view all events • Alarms Memory: to view alarm events only System Mgmt. Events Log Events Memory „„ Select Events Memory using the up and down arrow keys, then press „„ Press to scroll through the events in the memory „„Press to view the details of an event. Non-significant records will not be displayed. If, for the current record, both details on a screen are non-significant, it will not be shown, and the display will skip straight to the next screen. Events Log Events Memory 10:45:18 05-08 10:45:18 04-08 : time and date Touch Fault StopSysPhonecall : Event/Action ID Planux : Agent planux manager 1 : Agent ID Alarm : Action Fault : Event sub-type/Action type Areas : Event type X X X X X X _ _ :F  urther details relating to the event type detail event „„ When the event detail is displayed press 'C' to return to the "Events Memory" selection screen. 33 System Mgmt. Events Log Events Log Events Memory Alarms Memory „„ Select Alarms Memory using the up and down arrows, then press Events Log Alarms Memory „„Press to scroll through the alarms in the memory. 10:45:18 05-08 10:45:18 04-08 : time and date Burglar Alarm Fire Alarm : Alarm/Alarm ID „„Press to view the details of an alarm. Zone : Agent 5 DOOR : Agent ID Alarm : Action Zone alarms : Event sub-type/Action type Areas : Event type X _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :F  urther details relating to the event type „„When the alarm detail is displayed press 'C' to return to the "Alarms Memory" selection screen. 34 detail event USING VEDO TOUCH Vedo Touch allows an authorised user to enable and disable the system, to check the system status and manage its general features, and to check the event log history. RFID sensing area (for alarm activation/deactivation using a key and user authentication) Vedo Touch navigation The display shows the icons corresponding to the available menus, which may vary depending on the system configuration. To navigate the menus, simply use your finger to touch the icon corresponding to the desired function. Example main screen Internal navigation toolbar The icon can be used to return to the main menu immediately. The icon can be used to return to the previous screen. IMPORTANT: if the screen is not touched for 30 seconds (1 minute for the password entry screen), it switches off and enters energy saving mode. 35 Screen: code entry To perform most operations, you must log in with a user code or an RFID key. When the code is required, the following screen will appear: 1. Enter your password (6 digits) and 2. Press to confirm or to cancel. OR: „„ hold the key next to the sensing area to enter the code and perform authentication. IMPORTANT: When the product leaves the factory, only User 1 is available and enabled with the code 111111. IMPORTANT: if the screen is not touched for one minute, it switches off and enters energy saving mode. Screen: Action completed After completing an action (such as enabling timed activations), when the execution is complete the following action completed screen appears. Vedo Touch signals Buzzer The buzzer integrated in Vedo Touch beeps when any valid key is pressed. Furthermore, depending on the options selected during the programming stage, the buzzer can signal: Beep* Alerts • Key pressed — (1 sec.) Activation confirmed — (2 sec.) Total deactivation confirmed •••••••• (2 sec) Failed activation •••••••••••••••••••• At least one zone is in alarm condition •••••••••••••••••••• At least one zone is in "pre-alarm" condition (time period between zone violation and Alarm event generation). • • • • • • • Automatic activation pre-alert time • • • • • • • At least one zone is in "Exit time" condition • • • • • • • • • • At least one zone is in "Entry time" condition •·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•· Signals that a zone with the chime attribute (zone opening alert chine) has been opened. The buzzer is activated only if the violated zone is not activated ••••••••••••• Waiting for key to be presented for acquisition of RFID key *The symbol "•” represents a short beep, the symbol “—” represents a long beep. The distance between the “•” symbols represents the time frequency of the beeps. The size of the symbols represents the relative volume of the beeps “•·” „„ To enable/disable the buzzers see page "Buzzer" on page 8. 36 Key to indicator LEDs Vedo Touch is equipped with a series of RGB LEDs at the bottom which change colour depending on the situation they are signalling. The LEDs may turn the following colours: Colour Description Yellow Battery fault (disconnected, faulty or voltage under approx. 11.8 V), generic fault, no Steadily lit mains power supply Red Flashing Alarm memory Steadily lit Alarm in progress (H24 alarm, area in alarm) Main screen To access the main screen, simply touch the screen if it is off, or use the relevant icons if you are already accessing the menus. The main screen is structured as follows: 3 4 5b 1 5 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Activation/deactivation buttons. System status. Settings menu. Timed activations. Quick commands (as in figure above) or Date/Time (as in figure 5b) on page 33, if quick commands have not been assigned to the function buttons). IMPORTANT: Buttons (1) and (5) can be customised; contact authorised users or your installer to do so. Activation/deactivation buttons They can be pressed, once the code has been entered (if required) to carry out the associated action. A maximum of 4 activation/deactivation buttons are available on the main screen. ‘Main screen’ buttons can be selected using the ‘Activation control’ option on the ‘Settings menu’ (procedure described on page 46). System status The 'System status' icon changes colour depending on the status of the system. Total activation across all areas Partial - or customised - activation (not all areas associated with the Vedo Touch are activated) Areas deactivated 37 If the "system status" icon is flashing, this indicates the presence of faults/tampering; to view the details, simply touch the icon. The screen below illustrates an example: Alarm or tampering alert screen If a fault or tampering occurs, the following screen appears: 1 2 3 4 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 5 6 Scroll through events Date/time at which the event occurred Stop alarms command Reset telephone calls command Reset alarms command System deactivation The log of fault/tampering alerts is available in the menu 'Events log/Events memory' (see page "Events log" on page 47). 38 Viewing images and video from zones in alarm If a camera is associated with a zone, when this zone generates an alarm, the system displays an alert window, from which it is possible to: • • • • request the live stream from the camera associated with the zone in alarm condition. view the video recording on the alarm view the images (max. 4) captured during the pre-alarm/alarm stage. execute the system commands stop alarm, reset telephone calls, reset alarms, deactivate system. Live stream Live stream available: „„ Press this icon and enter your user code to activate live streaming from the camera. Video recording (of the zone in alarm condition) Video recording available: „„ Press this icon and enter your user code to view the video recording of the alarm zone. Waiting for video recording to load. Video recording not available. Images (of the zone in alarm condition) Images available (max 4 per pre-alarm/alarm)*: „„ Press this icon and enter your user code to view the images captured during the pre-alarm and alarm. Waiting for images to load. Images not available. *The pre-alarm images will only be captured if the "pre-alarm" function has been assigned to the camera. The number of images captured in the pre-alarm stage will depend on the length of the pre-alarm time period; once the pre-alarm period has expired images will be captured during the course of the alarm until the maximum number of images, set during the programming stage, is reached. For example, if the pre-alarm is set to the maximum value, the 4 images shown will all be pre-alarm images, whereas if the pre-alarm time i set zero, then all the images will be captured during the alarm. The log of alarm alerts is available in the menu 'Events log/Alarms memory' (see page 47). 39 Quick commands from the home screen The main screen can be used to carry out one of the following actions: • Carry out activations/deactivations by pressing the activation buttons or passing the RFID key over the sensing area. • Execute commands or actions using the function keys. Activations „„ To perform an activation, press the button corresponding to the desired activation type and then enter the code. »» At this point the 'System analysis' screen will appear: „„ Press 'Cancel' to cancel the action. If activation was successful the following screen will appear: „„ Press 'Exit' to return to the main screen. Deactivation To perform a deactivation, press the button 'Total Deact.' and then enter the code. At this point the 'System analysis' screen will be displayed; if the action was successful the following will appear: 40 Activation with zones open If a zone is open during activation, after the system analysis screen, the following screen will appear: If you press 'FORCE', activation will continue and the system will enter alarm condition if the zone is still open. Press 'Cancel' to cancel the operation. Press 'Exclude' to exclude the zone; the system will repeat the analysis and at this point the screen will be as follows: To execute the activation press 'Confirm', or 'Cancel' to cancel, or 'Include' to include the open zone. Activation with zones excluded If a zone is excluded during activation, after the system analysis screen, the screen described in the paragraph above will appear. Activation in the presence of faults If a fault is present during activation, after the system analysis screen, the following screen will appear: 41 Press 'Forcing' to proceed with activation, press 'Cancel' to cancel the activation procedure. If the user is not authorised for level 2 forced activation, the following screen will appear. IMPORTANT: for these authorisations, please contact your installer. Activation while tampering is present If a tampering event is present during activation, the system will behave in the same way as when a fault is present. If you attempt to confirm the activation without permission, the "Activation locked" screen will appear. Using the RFID key With the RFID key you can: 1. Enter your own password by scanning the key in screens that require a password (alarm reset, access to settings menu...) 2. Perform a total activation/deactivation of the system by passing the key over the RFID reader. The total activation/deactivation operation using the key is not possible during the device update procedure, the key programming procedure or when in the password entry screens. »» Scanning the key will be followed by the 'System analysis' screen, then an 'Activation executed' or 'Deactivation executed' screen depending on the system status. »» If faults, open zones or tampering events are present during activation, the procedures described in the paragraphs above will apply. »» If the key is not memorised in the system, the following screen will appear: 42 Settings menu The settings menu consists of a certain number of options, divided into sub-menus. The options displayed depend on the levels of access associated with the user who performed the authentication procedure. To access the Settings menu, press the icon on the main menu screen. 1 2 1. Menu options (scroll down for more) 2. Scroll through the screen The settings menu includes the following options: • • • • • • • • • Cameras Customised activation Activation control Event log Zone and area status Quick commands Output command Phone book Options • Change PIN • Set date and time • Voice menu • Installer • Register key • Delete key • Auto-activations • Timer • LED management (for installers or authorised users only) • Organize desktop • Buzzer (for installers or authorised users only) • Configuration (for installers or authorised users only) • Keyboard emulation menu 43 Settings/Cameras This option of the Settings menu can be used to activate live streaming from any configure camera and to view the camera status. Camera status Camera enabled and operating Camera not connected (Art. VEDOCCTV is not in communication with the control unit, but it is nonetheless still possible to view streamed images from the camera). Camera fault „„ Press the button of desired camera to view the live streaming. „„ Touch the screen at any point to activate the commands toolbar. „„ Adjust the contrast using „„ Adjust the brightness using „„ Switch off the camera by pressing „„ If the user can manage more than one camera, forward and back keys will also be displayed to allow access to all the available cameras 44 Customised activation This menu option can be used to activate/deactivate each area individually, plus area status can be viewed from this menu. The screen shows the 8 available areas with their buttons, which will be green if the area is activated. Text inside the button indicates the type of activation (total. partial P1, partial P1, partial P2, partial P1 + P2). Alongside the areas, the presence of any alarms or faults in each area may be indicated as in the figure below: To activate or deactivate an area, simply press the corresponding key. If the area is deactivated after pressing, the following will appear: 1 2 1. Total area activation button 2. Partial area activation button If the area is activated after pressing, the following will appear: 1 2 1. Area deactivation button 2. Partial area activation button After pressing the activation/deactivation buttons, if the action was executed, the 'Action executed' screen will appear. 45 After the partial activation button is pressed, the following appears: 1 3B Area activated 2 3 4 5 1. Area selected (press the arrows to change area). 2. Information (press "i" to view the zones that will be activated with that type of activation; if no zones are displayed, this means that it is not possible to perform that type activation). 3. Available activation types (green if the area is activated in this mode, see fig. 3B). 4. Instant activation command (ignoring exit time). 5. Delayed activation command (with exit time). „„ To activate the selected area press button 4 or 5 (depending on the desired time scale) corresponding to the activation type to be executed. For example: to instantly activate the area in P1 press IMM alongside P1. Activation control 1. This option can be used to select which scenarios to move onto the 'main screen' and to execute a scenario chosen from the programmed options. 1 2 3 1. Scenario execution buttons. Press the key to execute the corresponding scenario. »» The System Analysis screen will appear to confirm activation of the scenario, this will be followed by the 'Activation Executed’ screen. 2. Scenario selection buttons on the main screen. Press these to activate/deactivate scenario key presence on the main screen. If green, the button is present on the main screen; if grey it is not. »» To confirm activation/deactivation of a button on the main screen, the 'action executed' screen will appear. 3. Scroll through the screen. 46 Events log This option can be used to view the events memorised in the LOG. There are two event groups in the Events Log: • Events memory: to view all events • Alarm memory: to view alarm events only Alarm events are visible (within the alarms memory) only for the current activation cycle. In other words, the alarms memory will be cleared at the next system activation (the events will only be visible in the events memory) „„ To select one of the two groups press the corresponding button, shown on the screen below. After selecting the group of events a screen similar to the one below will appear: 1 2 3 4 1. 2. 3. 4. Scroll through events Event ID and date/time at which it took place Image and video display icons (see page 39) Event description (type of event, an indication of the area in which it occurred, etc.) Zone and area status Option used to analyse the area and zone status. The first menu screen can be used to select the status you wish to check. „„ Press one of the buttons; the following screen will appear showing the list of zones in the selected status, grouped by the area to which they belong. 'Open' zones are listed on the following screen. 47 1 2 1. Area selected (press the arrows to change area). 2. List of zones. IMPORTANT: zones in alarm and tamper condition are included in the open zones. Quick commands This option can be used to select which quick command buttons (commands, alarms) to move to the 'main screen', or to execute a command (or alarm) from the list. 1 2 3 1. Command button Press the key to execute the corresponding command. 2. Quick command buttons. Command selection buttons on the main screen. Press these to activate/ deactivate the corresponding command on the main screen. If green, the button is present on the main screen; if grey it is not. »» To confirm activation/deactivation of a “command” button on the main screen, the 'action executed' screen will appear. 3. Scroll through the screen. 48 Quick commands available: Allows you to assign to the function key the generation of one of the alarms listed below: Burglar Alarm 24H Alarm Fire Alarm ALARM Panic Alarm Robbery Alarm Flood alarm Gas alarm Medical emergency alarm Event 1 key: activates the event programmed by the installer. Event 2 key: activates the event programmed by the installer. Overtime: this command allows you to delay an automatic activation by n hours, where n is programmable, for the purpose of allowing work to continue beyond the envisaged activation time. Stop alarms: stops the alarms in progress, regardless of whether the events that triggered them are still active. Does not stop alarms with the attribute Silent. COMMAND Reset alarms: resets the control unit conditions and alarms in progress, but not the events that triggered the alarms which, if still active, will trigger a new alarm cycle. After this command, the control unit assumes the same status as it would assume following an activation. Reset phone calls: blocks all phone calls, on landline and GSM network. Also blocks any messages envisaged but not sent (SMS, email). Reset central unit: restore unit to factory default settings (deleting all configurations) Request assistance: allows you to send a request for assistance to one or more recipients, by means of a phone call. (NIY) Authorise installer: authorises the installer code. Equivalent to authorising the installer code from the keypad via the user menu. Authorise manufacturer (only available to the installer ): enables the manufacturer to perform operations on the system. 49 Output commands This option can be used to work on the status of the system outputs. 1 Control unit Control unit 2 Control unit Ext 3 1. List of system outputs 2. Output activation buttons 3. Scroll through the list of outputs „„ Press the buttons on the list of outputs ('1') or the activation buttons ('2') to change the output status; after pressing the button the following screen will appear: The buttons have the following meanings: • Activate: to activate the output • Deactivate: to deactivate the output • Toggle: to change the status, if active it will be deactivated and vice-versa After pressing the button corresponding to the action, command execution is confirmed by the 'Action executed' screen. IMPORTANT: 'Deactivate' and 'Toggle' commands will only take effect if the output has been configured as bi-stable by the installer. Telephone contacts list This option can be used to edit the phone book memorised on the control unit. 1 2 50 3 1. Edit telephone number description 2. Edit telephone number 3. Edit email address IMPORTANT: after editing the phone book parameters the 'action executed' and 'configuration update in progress' screens are displayed. Edit telephone number description „„ Press the corresponding button and use the following screen to enter a description of the user to whom the telephone number and/or email address belongs. 2 3 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 4 Upper/lower case mode, in upper case mode the button turns green Number mode Confirm key Delete character Edit telephone number „„ Press the button and enter the telephone number on the following screen. 1 2 1. Delete character 2. Confirm key 51 Edit email address „„ Press the button and enter the email address on the following screen. 2 3 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 4 Upper/lower case mode, in upper case mode the button turns green Number mode Confirm key Delete character Options Press the 'Options' menu to access another menu containing the following options: • • • • • • • • • • • • Change PIN Set date and time Voice menu Installer Register key Delete key Auto-activations Timer LED management Organize desktop Buzzer Configuration Keyboard emulation This menu generates a screen replicating the functions of the user menu shown by the keypad. 3 52 Options menu IMPORTANT: for all parameters edited using the 'Options' menu, successful editing is confirmed by the 'action executed' and 'configuration update in progress' screens. Change PIN This option can be used to change the 6-digit user code. 1 2 1. User description 2. User active indication (a green tick appears to indicate the user is active) „„ Press button '2' to delete the corresponding user code, the following will appear to confirm deletion: „„ Press the user description ('1', if the user is active); the following screen will appear: „„ To change the code, enter the new code and then press press to confirm, repeat the new code and to confirm. 53 Set date and time This option can be used to change the date and time on the control unit system clock. „„ To change the date and/or time press the arrows corresponding to the field you wish to edit, to confirm press 'Save'. Voice menu - Installer „„ The following options can be disabled by pressing the button if active, or enabled by pressing the button if inactive. The options are: • Voice menu: to enable the voice guide • Installer: to authorise the installer for control unit access Register key This option can be used to memorise a new RFID key. When entering this menu option, the following screen will be displayed: 54 1. Next, pass the key over the sensing area; the following screen will then appear: 2. Select the user to be associated with the key by pressing the corresponding button; the key description entry screen will then appear. The screen is the same as the one used for the phone book, to edit the telephone number description. Delete key This option can be used to delete an RFID key memorised previously. 1. Select the key you wish to delete from the list. 55 2. After selecting the key you will be asked to confirm deletion. Auto activation This option can be used to select which areas are enabled for auto-activation (timed activation). „„ The following options can be disabled by pressing the button if active, or enabled by pressing the button if inactive. Timer This option can be used to select which timers are enabled for timed activation. „„ The following options can be disabled by pressing the button if inactive. 56 button if active, or enabled by pressing the LED management This option can be used to select the LED operating mode. There are two operating modes: • Courtesy: used to select LED colour and brightness when lit steadily. • Alarm: the LEDs provide indications corresponding to system alarms. Only one operating mode can be selected at a time; disable both modes to switch off the LEDs. „„ To disable the operating mode press the already activated. button if already active, or enable it by pressing if not „„ Press the 'courtesy' button to display the following screen, which can be used to select LED colour and brightness. 1 2 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Colour tone selection Selected colour Brightness control (increase) Brightness control (decrease) Brightness level indication 4 5 57 Organize desktop This option can be used to remove some of the icons from the main screen (desktop). Total activ. 1 2 Total deactiv. 3 4 1. Exit button, to exit the 'organize desktop' option 2. Symbol: 'Timed activations' to enable (ON) /disable (OFF) auto-activation controlled by timer.* 3. 'Change button function to view cameras' symbol; changes the function of the button on the home page to a shortcut to the cameras menu.* 4. 'Remove icon' symbol, present for all icons * Press the symbol in the box described in point 3 to change the function of the button described in point 2, choosing between the 2 functions "customised activations" and "view cameras". To remove an icon press the corresponding 'Remove icon' symbol. Buzzer This option can be used to enable or disable the keypad buzzer, either completely or just in certain specific cases. It can be fully enabled or disabled from the 'Set-up/Options' menu. if already active, or enable it by pressing if it is disabled. „„ To disable the buzzer press the „„ Press the 'Buzzer' button to access the selection menu for cases where the buzzer is active. The available cases are: • • • • • • • • • 58 Entry: for entry times Exit: for exit times Alarm: for alarm indications Chime: for chime zones Pre-alarm: during pre-alarm time Pre-alert: automatic activation pre-alert Keys: sound when the display is pressed Activation/Deactivation: confirms activation/deactivation Failed activation: signals failed activation To disable an option, proceed as for complete buzzer enabling/disabling. Configuration This option includes a certain number of sub-menus, which are described in the next chapter. Configuration menu The 'configuration menu' consists of a certain number of options, divided into sub-menus. The options included in the configuration menu are: • • • • • • • • • • BUS485 address BUS485 speed Device password User code LAN Touch screen lock Touch screen calibration Reset configuration Update product Information BUS485 address This option can be used to edit the address/ID of the device on the bus. 1 2 1. Cancel button 2. Confirm button „„ To change the address, delete the current value by pressing the 'C' button, then use the numbers to enter the desired value, and finally press 'confirm' to confirm. 59 BUS485 speed This option can be used to change the Vedo Touch bus485 speed. 1 1. Selection buttons „„ Select one of the four speeds using the selection buttons. Device password This option can be used to change the device password for the product. The editing procedure is the same as the one used for the bus485 address. User code This option can be used to enter an optional user code (perhaps a specific code for this type of device) for use during auto-configuration of parameters. This code enables the device to read more parameters at start-up, so that it does not have to read them the first time a user is authenticated (and therefore make the user wait); it also ensures that RFID keys can be used immediately. LAN This option can be used to edit the network parameters and the IP address of the device. The parameters that can be edited are: • • • • 60 IP Address Subnet mask Gateway ViP Address IP Address This option can be used to change the IP address of the product. 1 2 3 1. Cancel button 2. Confirm button 3. Byte selection arrows The example depicted shows the IP address: 192.168.1.23. Use the arrows to select the byte to change, then delete the current value using the 'C' button, enter the desired value using the number keys, and finally press 'Confirm' to complete the procedure. Subnet mask This option can be used to edit the subnet mask. The editing procedure is the same as that used for the IP address. Gateway This option can be used to change the Gateway address. The editing procedure is the same as that used for the IP address. 61 ViP Address This option can be used to change the ViP address of the product. The editing procedure is the same as the one used for the bus485 address. Touch screen lock This option can be used to lock the touch screen for 60 seconds. „„ To confirm the touch screen lock press 'YES'. Touch screen calibration This option can be used to calibrate the touch screen. „„ Press 'YES' to start calibration; the screen below will appear. Press and hold the symbol shown on the display for at least 2 seconds. 62 1 Symbol to be pressed for calibration This step should be repeated a number of times (variable) as necessary for screen calibration. Reset configuration This option can be used to reset the product configuration. Update product This option can be used to update the product software and to change the graphics skin from black to white and vice versa. √√ First load the update files “minisafe.ldr” and “minisaf2.ldr” in the folder “fw” on the SD card. 1. Press the preview of the centre photo if you wish to change graphics skin. 2. Press YES to confirm the update or press NO to cancel. 63 Information This option can be used to view information relating to the product software version. 64 USING DIGITAL KEYS (RFID) The main control unit functions can be carried out quickly and easily using the electronic key. The digital keys (RFID) can be used with the following control unit command channels: • Safekey keypad with RFID reader (Art. VEDOLCDPROX) • RFID Reader (Art. VEDORF) Before it can be used, a digital key must be associated with a user, who will then use it to log on to the control unit and carry out the main functions. One user can be assigned several digital keys belonging to the same system. The same digital key can be used on different systems at the same time. Using digital keys on the keypad Area activation To perform a total activation, simply pass a key over the sensing area of the reader while the system areas are deactivated. The reader will beep as soon as the key has been read; remove the key after this sound. A beep after removal confirms successful activation. IMPORTANT: to perform total activation the key should not be held in front of the sensing area for longer than two seconds, as this could cause cycle mode (described below) to be enabled. Activation with open zones / faults present / tampering present Behaviour is the same as described previously, except that the open zones screen is shown after the key is passed over. The procedure described previously for the keypad and for the Vedo Touch also applies in this case. Area deactivation To carry out a total deactivation place a key over the sensing area of the reader, while the system areas are activated. The reader will beep as soon as the key has been read; remove the key after this sound. A beep after removal confirms successful deactivation. IMPORTANT: for total activation, the key should not be held in front of the sensing area for longer than two seconds, as this could cause cycle mode (described below) to be enabled. 65 Using cycle mode Cycle mode can be used to select the desired action via a digital key, without pressing buttons or entering codes. The cycle actions set as default are: • • • • Action 1: Full activation Action 2: Scenario P1 Action 3: Scenario P2 Action 4: Scenario P1+P2 IMPORTANT: The actions associated with the cycle can be changed by the installer during system programming. „„ To enter cycle mode hold the key over the sensing area for at least two seconds. The reader beeps once when it detects the key; after the key has been held in the sensing area for at least two seconds it will beep a second time. At this point remove the key; the following screen will appear on the display: CYCLE ACTIVE „„ The actions associated with the cycle mode are shown in sequence on the second line, to allow selection of the desired option. To select the desired action simply position the key back in the reading zone when that action appears. The keypad will show the confirmation screen when the action has been executed. Example: if you want to perform a Partial 1 activation you need to wait for the screen: CYCLE ACTIVE Scenario P1 During the cycle, the keypad indicates a change of action - available for selection and shown on the second line - with a beep. Alarm lock in progress There are two ways to lock an alarm in progress: A. Deactivate the system (with the system activated) B. Send the ‘Stop alarms’ command To send a ‘Stop alarms’ command, you can use the RFID key by passing it over the sensing area, or you can follow the keypad procedures described previously. Keys not valid For invalid keys, the situation is the same as when incorrect codes are entered on the keypad. If an invalid key is detected, the following message is displayed: KEY NOT VALID If an invalid key is detected 3 times, the keypad will be locked for two minutes. 20:41 09-11-2015 KEYPAD LOCKED IMPORTANT: the "key not valid" keypad lock can be disabled, plus the number of attempts and the lock time can also be changed by the installer during programming. 66 Using the RFID reader The RFID key reader can be used to operate the system using digital keys. The procedures which can be carried out from the reader are: • Total activation • Deactivation • Scenario activation (via cycle) IMPORTANT: procedures which can be carried out via a key are linked to the authorisation levels of the user to which the key is associated. The procedures are carried out in areas for which the reader and the user associated with the key are authorised. RFID reader indications In standby the RFID reader does not show the system status; to display the LEDs you need to pass a key over the sensing area. This mode lasts for a period of time set by the installer during the programming phase; the default value is 120 seconds. If the time is set as unlimited, the key does not need to be used in order to view the system status via the LEDs; it will always be visible. IMPORTANT: if the installer has configured the reader with unlimited 'system status display' time, conformity with standard EN 50131-1 will be lost. All procedures described below are intended for unlimited display time. For use with limited time, pass the key an extra time before each procedure. Key to the indicator LEDs The reader has 4 indicator LEDs, the meaning of which varies according to reader status: • reader in standby (no cycle in progress): the LEDs indicate the operating status of the areas enabled on the reader • the LEDs light up in sequence to provide users with an indication of which scenarios are available, allowing them to make a choice • during key presentation The cycle actions associated with the LEDs by default are: • Red LED: Full activation • Yellow LED: Scenario P1 • Blue LED: Scenario P2 • Green LED: Scenario P1+P2 IMPORTANT: The actions associated with the LEDs can be changed by the installer during system programming. 67 MEANING OF THE LEDs WITH THE READER IN STANDBY (no cycle in progress) LED Status On Red Slow flash Fast flash On Blue Yellow Green Slow flash On Fast flash On Fast flash Function Scenario associated with the Red LED active System not activated and alarm, tampering or fault event memory present System activated and alarm, tampering or fault event memory present Scenario associated with the Blue LED active System activated with unknown scenario (not saved) Scenario associated with the Yellow LED active Fault present Scenario associated with the Green LED active System not ready for enabling or there are (non-excluded) open zones MEANING OF THE LEDS WHEN THE CYCLE IS IN PROGRESS LED Status On Red Slow flash On Blue Slow flash On Yellow Slow flash Green Slow flash LED Status On Function Request execution of action associated with LED Action associated with LED requires forcing to be executed Request execution of action associated with LED Action associated with LED requires forcing to be executed Request execution of action associated with LED Action associated with LED requires forcing to be executed Request execution of action associated with LED Action associated with LED requires forcing to be executed MEANING OF LEDs DURING PRESENTATION OF THE KEY Red Request for deactivation of all areas covered by the reader. On Request for activation of the activation profile associated with the RED LED Fast flash Blue Request for deactivation of all areas covered by the reader. On Request for activation of the activation profile associated with the BLUE LED The reader is forcing the activation profile associated with the BLUE LED (*) Off Request for deactivation of all areas covered by the reader. On Request for activation of the activation profile associated with the YELLOW LED Fast flash Green The reader is forcing the activation profile associated with the RED LED (*) Off Fast flash Yellow Function Off The reader is forcing the activation profile associated with the YELLOW LED (*) Off Request for deactivation of all areas covered by the reader. On Request for activation of the activation profile associated with the GREEN LED Fast flash The reader is forcing the activation profile associated with the GREEN LED (*) (*) The purpose of forcing is to overcome a 'not ready' condition in one or more of the zones associated with the areas covered by the reader, and/or an fault which can be overridden due to the choices made at the time of control unit configuration. Buzzer The buzzer integrated into the reader beeps to signal successful reading of an RFID key, and confirms the procedures completed using the key. 68 Procedures using the RFID reader Area activation „„ To carry out a total activation simply pass a key over the sensing area of the reader, while the system areas are deactivated. »» The reader will beep as soon as the key has been read; remove the key after this sound. A beep after removal signals successful activation. IMPORTANT: for total activation, the key should not be held in front of the sensing area for longer than two seconds, as this could cause cycle mode (described below) to be enabled. Area activation with zones open Using the reader, activation with open zones is only permitted if enabled by the installer during programming; in this case activation will always be executed. If the reader from which you are working is not enabled for forced activation and you try to carry out an activation, after the key has been removed the reader will beep quickly twice to indicate that activation has not taken place. Area deactivation „„ To carry out a total deactivation place a key over the sensing area of the reader, while the system areas are activated. »» The reader will beep as soon as the key has been read; remove the key after this sound. A beep after removal signals successful deactivation. IMPORTANT: for total activation the key should not be held in front of the sensing area for longer than two seconds, as this causes cycle mode (described below) to be enabled. Using cycle mode Cycle mode can be used to select the desired action via the reader, by selecting the LED associated with the action. To enter cycle mode hold the key over the sensing area for at least two seconds. The reader beeps once when it detects the key; after the key has been held in the sensing area for at least two seconds it will beep a second time. At this point remove the key and the LEDs will begin to light up in sequence: red, yellow, blue, green. Each LED will remain lit for 3 seconds and passage from one LED to the next is signalled by a beep. To select the desired scenario, simply hold the key in position again when the corresponding LED is lit. After the scenario is selected the reader will beep to confirm. Alarm lock in progress There are two ways to lock an alarm in progress: • System ON: deactivate the system • System OFF: send the ‘Stop alarms’ command by passing a valid key over the sensing area of the reader. Keys not valid For invalid keys, the situation is the same as when incorrect codes are entered on the keypad. If an invalid key is detected 3 times, the reader will be locked for two minutes. The four LEDs flash simultaneously to signal this lock (all 4 lit, all 4 off). IMPORTANT: IMPORTANT: the "key not valid" reader lock can be disabled, plus the number of attempts and the lock time can also be changed by the installer during programming. 69 USING THE RADIO CONTROL The main system functions can be managed remotely (within range of the control unit receiver) using the radio controls as described in this paragraph. The radio control has 4 buttons which can be used to carry out the desired action, plus 3 indicator LEDs. LED 1 LED 3 LED 2 Radio control indications The radio control has three indicator LEDs, one at the top and two underneath buttons 2 and 3 respectively, as illustrated in the figure. The indications described in the table all consist of a single flash. LED 1 Description One flash - Red Command not implemented: radio control out of range of control unit receiver One flash - red, then one green Command being processed by the control unit. (Not yet executed). 2 One flash - red Command not executed (command processed but not executed) 3 One flash - red Action executed (confirms execution of all actions) Actions via radio control To operate the system using the radio control, press the key corresponding to the action you wish to carry out. The actions configured as default are: • • • • Key 1: Deactivation Key 2: Full activation Key 3: Partial 1 Key 4: Medical emergency alarm IMPORTANT: The actions associated with the buttons can be changed by the installer during system programming. Exhausted battery The control unit signals an exhausted battery in a radio control through the illumination of the yellow LED (number 2), while showing the following message on the display of the supervisor (keypad/Vedo Touch): Fault: RadioCntrlBatt. Alarm lock in progress To stop an alarm in progress from a radio control, press the deactivation button (regardless of whether the system is activated or deactivated); this will deactivate the system and stop the alarm. 70 USING REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANT: for management of both signaller and voice guide telephone calls, multi-frequency (DTMF) telephone equipment is required. Telephone signaller When configured appropriately the signaller can send event alerts (alarm, tampering, fault, etc.) as follows: • • • • Telephone calls SMS (GSM module required) Email MMS (GSM module required) Telephone calls When the user receives a telephone call from the signaller, he/she will hear a voice recording giving instructions on how to listen to the message. To be specific, you will hear: "Press 1 to listen to the alarm message" Once button '1' is pressed you will hear the message relating to the event, followed by instructions for ending the call. The instructions for ending the call are: "Press # to end the call", "Press * to end all calls" Press * to end the call in progress; all queued calls will not take place. IMPORTANT: if voice message expansion is not present, the control unit will make the call but instead of the voice message an alert tone will sound. In this case you do not need to press button '1' to listen to the alert. SMS When the user receives an SMS it will contain an indication of the event which has occurred, or a customised message entered by the installer. Email When the user receives an email it will contain an indication of the event which has occurred, or a customised message entered by the installer. MMS The signaller sends an MMS containing images of a zone in alarm mode. The MMS will consist of a description of the zone in alarm, plus the images acquired by the camera associated with the zone. An example of the description: "Zone burglar alarm - Hall way zone (7)". IMPORTANT: The number of images can be configured by the installer to a value between 1 and 4. It is possible to select screen capture on pre-alarm*. *The pre-alarm images will only be captured if the "pre-alarm" function has been assigned to the camera. The number of images captured in the pre-alarm stage will depend on the length of the pre-alarm time period; once the pre-alarm period has expired images will be captured during the course of the alarm until the maximum number of images, set during the programming stage, is reached. For example, if the pre-alarm is set to the maximum value, the 4 images shown will all be pre-alarm images, whereas if the pre-alarm time i set zero, then all the images will be captured during the alarm. 71 Voice guide If the voice guide is enabled, the control unit answers calls made to the associated telephone (both GSM and telephone line). The voice guide can be used to interrogate the control unit in order to find out the system status and carry out commands such as activation or including and excluding zones. The voice messages reproduced indicate which buttons to press when navigating the menu. Menu connection procedure To access the voice menu: 1. Call the associated telephone number. 2. Wait for the control unit to answer (after the programmed number of rings). 3. If enabled, the voice guide will prompt you to enter the code with the message “ENTER CODE”, otherwise it will wait for the code without any indication. 4. Enter the 6-digit code 5. The control unit will check the code: »» If the code is valid, the message “WELCOME” will be repeated and the menu reproduced »» If the code is not valid, the message “USER NOT RECOGNISED” will be repeated and the unit will hang up Main menu After entering a valid code, you will be able to access the main menu, which consists of the following voice messages: (1) “Press One for system status” (2) “Press Two for areas management” (3) “Press Three for outputs” (4) “Press Four for alarm log” (5) “Press Five for zones” „„ Enter the desired sub-menu by pressing the corresponding key. After each menu or response, the following message will be repeated: (*) “Press Asterisk for previous menu” (0) “Press Zero to listen again” (#) “Press hash to end call” Once you have accessed a sub-menu you can return to the previous menu by pressing '*'. (1) System Status This function gives the status of the control unit, listing any tampering events and faults present. For example: "The following tampering events are present..." "The following faults are present..." (2) Area management This menu can be used to find out the status of the areas and perform activations or deactivations. The menu consists of the following voice messages: (2.1) “Press One for system status” (2.2) “Press Two for total activation” (2.3) “Press Three followed by scenario number to activate it” (2.4) “Press Four to activate singe area” (2.5) “Press Five for zones” (2.4) Single area activation sub-menu This menu can be used to activate a single area by selecting the type of activation: Total, Partial 1 or Partial 2. The menu consists of the following voice messages: (2.4.1) "Press One followed by area number for total activation" (2.4.2) "Press Two followed by area number for Partial 1 activation" (2.4.3) "Press Three followed by area number for Partial 2 activation" „„ Then press the key corresponding to the desired activation followed by the area number, bearing in mind that the maximum number of areas for this control unit is 8. 72 (3) Outputs This menu can be used to find out the status of a specific output or control it. The menu consists of the following voice messages: (3.1) "Press One followed by output number for status" (3.2)"Press Two followed by output number to activate it" (3.3)"Press Three followed by output number to deactivate it" (3.4)"Press Four followed by output number to toggle" „„ Then press the key corresponding to the desired action, followed by the output number. (4) Alarm log There is no sub-menu for this option. The voice messages relating to the alarm log status for the system or area will be played. (5) Zones This menu can be used to find out the status of a specific zone or control it. The menu consists of the following voice messages: (5.1) "Press One followed by zone number for status" (5.2) "Press Two followed by zone number to include it" (5.3) "Press Three followed by zone number to exclude it" (5.4) "PressFour followed by zone number to activate it" (5.5) "Press Five followed by zone number to deactivate it" „„ Then press the key corresponding to the desired action, followed by the output number. SMS commands The control unit can be managed by sending commands in a suitable format via SMS. The available commands are: Action Description Alarms memory Status Activate Forced activation Deactivate Zones Include zones Exclude zones Activate zones Returns alarm log status Returns area status (as indicated on the keypad) Activates the alarm in the areas indicated Forces alarm activation the in the areas indicated Deactivates the alarm in the areas indicated Returns status of the zones indicated Includes the zones indicated Excludes the zones indicated Activates the zones indicated Isolate zones Isolates the zones indicated Outputs Activate outputs Deactivate outputs Credit Stop alarm Reports status of the outputs indicated Activates the outputs indicated, if present Deactivates the outputs indicated, if present Requests the total credit remaining on the SIM Sends the Stop alarm command The commands are formatted as follows: SMS command: code_command_attributes SMS reply: action:_reply where the character '_' indicates a space. The meaning of each field is as follows: • code: user code you are applying • command: the request or command you wish to issue • attributes: if present, these are a further specification for the requested action, such as the list of areas involved; they are separated from each other by a space • reply: the reply following the required action »» If the code is not valid, the control unit will not reply to this SMS. »» If the code is valid, but the command is missing or in the wrong format, the reply will be: ERROR IMPORTANT: commands received by the control are not case-sensitive. Example: if you enter 'credit' or 'CREDIT', the end result will be the same. 73 Alarms memory This command can be used to request the control unit alarm log status. • Command: Alarm memory • Attributes: None • Reply: Returns if there is a system alarm log and an alarm log for the areas indicated. Reply: To be specific, there are 4 types of reply: »» AREA 1 2 3: alarm log only present for areas 1, 2 and 3 (for example) »» NO ALARM!": there is no alarm log Example: Command: 123456 alarm log Reply: alarm log AREA 1 Stop alarm Can be used to send the "Stop alarm" command to the control unit. • Command: Stop alarm • Attributes: None • Reply: Returns the result of the action Example: Command: 123456 stop alarm Reply: stop alarm: ACTION EXECUTED Area status Returns the status of all control unit areas • Command: Status • Attributes: None • Reply: Returns status of the areas. Reply: For each area, the ID and a letter identifying its current status is returned as for the keypad (see keypad LCD table): Example: Request: 123456 status Reply (with first 4 areas activated): status: 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 D 6 D 7 D 8 D Area activation: Activate, Forced activation These two very similar commands can be used for normal or forced activation, in various modes, of the areas indicated. • Commands: Activate, Forced activation • Attributes: Activation type, Area ID • Reply: Action execution status Attributes The first attribute indicates the activation type for all areas indicated: • t: total • p1: partial 1 • p2: partial 2 • p12: partial 1 2 • not present:implies total activation of all areas(not necessary to specify which areas) The following attributes are IDs for the specific areas to be activated (separated by a space); if not indicated, all areas associated with the user are involved; if indicated, they must be preceded by the first attribute (activation type). 74 Reply: To be specific, the possible replies are: »» ACTION EXECUTED: if the operation was completed successfully »» Error message Example 1: Command: Totally activate all areas 123456 activate Reply: The areas have been activated activate: ACTION EXECUTED Example 2: Request: Activate areas 1, 2 and 3 in partial 1 mode 123456 activate p1 1 3 5 Reply: The user is not authorised to activate partial 1 for at least one of the areas indicated activate: NOT AUT. ACT. Area deactivation: deactivate Can be used to deactivate the areas indicated. • Command: Deactivate • Attributes: Activation type, Area ID • Reply: Action execution status Attributes See activation commands. Reply See activation commands. Example 1: Request: Deactivate all areas 123456 deactivate Reply: Deactivation successful deactivate: ACTION EXECUTED Example 2: Request: Deactivate areas 1, 3 and 5 123456 deactivate 1 3 5 Reply: The user is not authorised to deactivate at least one of the areas indicated deactivate: NOT AUT. ACT. Zone status: zones Returns status of the zones indicated. • Command: Zones • Attributes: Zone ID • Reply: Zone status Attributes: Physical ID of the zones to be checked (listed in the table provided in the Appendix, to be filled in during installation). Reply For each zone, an ID and a string identifying its current status is returned. Example: Request: The current status of zones 1, 2, 3, 4 123456 zones 1 2 3 4 Reply: Zone 1 is absent, 2 is absent (obviously because it is part of the same zone), 3 is in tamper condition and 4 is active without any alarms zones: 1 ZONE ABSENT 2 ZONE ABSENT 3 TAMPER 4 ZONE OK!! 75 Commands for zones: include zones, exclude zones, activate zones, isolate zones Can be used to include, exclude, activate or isolate the zones indicated. • Commands: Include zones, Exclude zones, Activate zones, Isolate zones • Attributes: Zone ID • Reply: Zone ID, Command status Attributes See zone commands Reply For each zone, an ID and a string identifying whether the action was successful is returned: »» OK: command successful »» ABSENT: zone not present »» CAN'T EXCLUDE: when an exclusion command is sent, the zone cannot be excluded »» CAN'T ISOLATE: when an isolation command is sent, the zone cannot be isolated Example: Command: Isolate zones 1, 2, 3 and 4 123456 isolate zones 1 2 3 4 Reply: Zones 1 and 2 absent (in reality zone 1 is absent), zones 3 and 4 isolated successfully isolate zones: 1 ABSENT 2 ABSENT 3 OK 4 OK Output status: outputs Returns status of the outputs indicated. • Command: Outputs • Attributes: ID of the outputs to check • Reply: Output IDs, Output statuses Reply For each output, an ID and a string identifying its current status is returned: • • • • ON: output active OFF output inactive ISOLATED: output isolated ABSENT: output not present Example: Request: What is the current status of zones 1, 2 and 3? 123456 outputs 1 2 3 Reply: Output 1 is active, 2 is deactivated and 3 is absent outputs: 1 ON 2 OFF 3 ABSENT Commands for outputs: activate outputs, deactivate outputs Can be used to activate or deactivate the outputs indicated. • Command: Activate outputs, Deactivate outputs • Attributes: ID of the outputs to check • Reply: Output IDs, Output statuses Attributes See output commands Reply For each output, an ID and a string identifying whether the action was successful is returned: »» OK: command successful »» ABSENT: output not present Example: Command: Activate outputs 1, 2 and 3 123456 activate outputs 1 2 3 Reply: Outputs 1 and 2 activated, output 3 is absent therefore cannot be controlled activate outputs: 1 OK 2 OK 3 ABSENT 76 Request total credit remaining on the SIM Asks for the total credit remaining on the SIM for the module • Command: Credit • Attributes: None • Reply: SIM credit remaining Reply Returns the operator telephone number and the text in the SMS sent from the operator to the SIM Example: Command: 123456 credit Reply: FORWARDED FROM 40916: TIM: remaining credit 14.14 Euro inc. VAT, updated at last SMS on 20/10 at 17.04 77 WEB server If the control unit has IP expansion (art. VEDOIP), the system can be operated from any browser. The web page can be used to view the status of the areas and zones, activate the system, authorise the installer, update the product and carry out "Comelit DNS" registration. To access web pages from a browser (on a PC, tablet, smartphone...): Local connection: 1. Open your browser. 2. Enter the address 192.168.1.230 (or the IP address provided by your installer) in the address bar and press Enter. Remote connection 1. With an active internet connection: open your browser. 2. Enter the hostname provided by your installer (e.g.:"XXXXXX.comelitdns.com") in the address bar and press Enter. The adjacent figure shows the first screen displayed when accessing the control unit web page. Comelit VEDO SETUP HOME Description of the interface 1 Comelit VEDO 2 SETUP HOME 1. Title of current page 2. Buttons used to access internal pages for the display and control of the available functions and for device configuration. 3. Connection and authentication status message (connected, not authenticated, not authorised...) 4. Logout button. „„ Press Home/Setup.... to access the respective sections. Zone status „„ Press Open • door „„ Press Configurazione 17:14 - 07/04/2014 78 to return to the previous screen. Data e ora 3 Connected to return to the initial screen. Configurazione 17:14 - 07/04/2014 Data e ora Abilitazione Timer Abilitazione Timer Consumi Consumi Codici utente 4 Intrusion areas The Intrusion Areas section can be used to activate, deactivate and view the status of the alarm system areas. 1. To access the functions press Intrusion areas HOME 2. Type in the user password (default = 111111) and confirm. 1 Intrusion areas Zone status Intrusion areas P1 HOME P2 P1+P2 Area 1 Deactivated Enter User Password Zone status P1 P2 P1+P2 Area 2 Partial Activation Alarm activated across the entire system Alarm Alarm Alarm in progress Alarm Memory Alarm in memory alert Alarm Alarm partially activated: only some of the areas and/or partial scenarios are activated Alarm Alarm in progress System Deactivated In sabotage System in tamper condition 1 Alarm 1 Alarm (1A) Alarm control buttons governing the entire system System Deactivated Status Zones 2A Connected System Activated System Deactivated 2 Deactivated (1) Alarm system status icon Alarm deactivated 1A 1 System Deactivated Status Status Zones 1 1 Zones 1A 1A Displays the status of all the zones in the 1 1A Deactivates alarms activated across the Activates alarms across the entire P1System Deactivated P2 P1+P2 P1System Deactivated P1+P2 P1System Deactivated P2 P1+P2 entire system. systemP2(open, excluded, isolated, tamper/ system Status Status Status fault condition, in alarm condition) Zones Zones Zones Alarm Area 1 Area 1 Area 1 P1 Deactivated P2 P1+P2 P1 Zone status Activates partial 1 across the entire Area 1 (and deactivates partial 2Area 1 system if active) P1 Zone status Area 2 P1 Area 2 Deactivated P2 P2 P1+P2 P1 1A 2 Zone status P1+P2 P1 P1+P2 P1 Deactivated Zone status P2 Open 1A 2 Deactivated Zone status 1A 2 Activates partials 1 and 2 across the 1 entire system 2A 2 System Deactivated Deactivated P1+P2 Area„2„ Press 2A 2A of the zones toDeactivated view the status Alarm Alarm Deactivated 1A P1+P2 P1 P1+P2 across theP2entire system. P1 P2 P1+P2 Open Connected scroll through to the zone statuses Deactivated (open, excluded, isolated, tamper/fault condition, 2 Deactivated alarm condition). • Entrance door Zone status Connected P1 Connected P1+P2 Zone Status status Zones • Entrance door Connected Deactivated P2 Open Connected Area„2„ Use Area 1 Deactivated Connected Area 2 • door Deactivated Activates partial 2 across the entire 2A 2A Area 1partial 2systemP2(and deactivates 21 if active) P1+P2 P1 P2 Area 2 Zone status 2A Deactivated P2 P2 Connected P1+P2 Connected Area 2 2A Connected Deactivated 79 Alarm Alarm Alarm (2) Alarm zone status bar Area 1 1Area 1 Deactivated Zone alarm deactivated System Deactivated ZoneDeactivated alarm activated System Status Zones Area 1 Area inP1 tamper condition P2 Alarm P1+P2 P1 Area 1 Area 1 Deactivated System Deactivated Area 2 P1 P1+P2 Deactivated Area 1 Deactivated Connected Zone status P1 P2 P1+P2 P1 Activates partial 1 across a specific Area 2 2 area (and deactivates partial 2Area if active) Deactivated P1 Zone Indicates that the partial scenario is Intrusione Connected active P1 P2 Alarm memory P1 P1+P2 Indicates that the system is not ready for activation, and that forcing is required 1A Status Zones P2 Alarm Deactivated Area 1 P1+P2 P1 Area 1 Deactivated Connected P1 2A Zone status P2 P2 Deactivated P1+P2 P1 Zone Intrusione 2 2A P2 Zone status P2 Activates partial 2 across a specific Area 2 area (and deactivates partial 1 if active) P2 Deactivated 1A Alarm in progress AlarmP1+P2 in progress 1 Zone status System 2ADeactivated Displays the status of all the zones P2 P1+P2 P1 P2 in the Status area (open, excluded, isolated,Status Zones Zones in tamper/fault condition, in alarm 1A 1A condition). Area 2 2 Deactivated 2 1 2A Activates the alarms in a specific area P1+P2 1A Indicates that the alarms are active P1+P2 Deactivated Indicates that the 2 system is not ready Deactivated Connected P1+P2 and that forcing is for activation, required P1+P2 2A Activates partialAlarm scenarios 1 and 2 across a specific area Deactivated P1+P2 Zone Indicates that the partial scenario is Indicates that the partial scenarios are Intrusione Connected Connected Zone active active Intrusione P2 P1+P2 P1 P2 Indicates that the system is not ready for activation, and that forcing is required Intrusion Zones Zone open Zone faulty P1+P2 Status Zones Indicates that the system is not ready P1 P2 forcing is P1+P2 for activation, and that required Zone isolated Zone anomaly Zone in tamper condition 80 „„ Press to view the Alarm status of the zones inAlarm an area. P2 P1+P2 1A 2 2A Open Area 2 „„ Use Entrance door • Entrance door Zone excluded Zone in standby Deactivated Zone status P1 Area 1 1 System Deactivated Area 1 zone status legend Act. P1 Partial zone alarm activated System Deactivated Zone alarm in memory alert P2 P1+P2 P1 Alarm P2 1 Area 1 Area 1 governing an area (2A) 2 Alarm control buttons 2 Deactivates alarms activated in a P1 P2 P1+P2 P1 Status specific area Zones Area 1 1A 1 Zone status System 2A Deactivated Zone status P2 1 Status AreaZones 1 In sabotage Area 2 P1 Total Act. to scrollOpen through Deactivated the system partitions. • Entrance „„ Press an option on door the list Connected (e.g. "DOOR") to "exclude" or "isolate" the zone. Connected Connected Connected Configuration The Configuration section can be used to authorise the installer, update the product and carry out "Comelit DNS" registration. 1. To access the functions press SETUP 2. Type in the user password (default = 111111) and confirm. Configuration Configuration Enter User Password Enable installer SETUP Enable manufacturer Update product Comelit DNS registration: Configuration_Installer authorisation „„ Press "Authorise installer" and confirm to authorise the installer. »» The installer is now authorised to log in. √√ you must log out before logging in again as the installer. Configuration_Manufacturer authorisation (available only for the installer) „„ Press "Authorise manufacturer" and confirm to authorise the manufacturer. »» the manufacturer is now authorised to work on the system Configuration_Update product This menu offers access to control unit card software updates. „„ Contact your installer to carry out the updating procedure. DDNS code: 0004A35542EE Activation code: 9314DEB308D47B0C Firmware: @5715:5742M IP address: 192.168.1.230 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Primary DNS: 192.168.1.1 Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0 MAC address: 00:04:A3:55:42:EE Connected Configuration Enable installer Update product Comelit DNS registration: Enable installer? Configuration_Register Comelit DNS This menu can be used to set a dynamic DNS address for remote connection. „„ Contact your installer to carry out the registration procedure. DDNS code: 0004A35542EE Activation code: 9314DEB308D47B0C Undo OK Firmware: @5715:5742M IP address: 192.168.1.230 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Primary DNS: 192.168.1.1 Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0 MAC address: 00:04:A3:55:42:EE Connected 81 Table of programmed telephone numbers Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 82 Telephone number Email Event Table of zones ID Zones Zone Description ID Double Double zone description Expansion Terminal 83 Glossary Area: This is a group of zones allowing the system to be divided into independent subsystems, each controlled with its own times, codes, keys, etc. Zone: The Alarm zone is a single wired input, to which a single environmental control device generally belongs. Partial exclusion: Exclusion of a group of zones when the system is activated. This creates a non-covered part, in which you can move around without causing an alarm, even when the system is activated. Tamper: a mechanism which protects against the opening of devices (control unit, siren and sensors) by activating a 24-hour alarm in the event of tampering. Chime: a long note emitted by the keypad which can be enabled at the user's discretion to indicate - when the system is disabled - that someone has entered a specific zone. The "Chime" tone can be used, for example, to indicate a customer entering a shop. Fault indication: the system is capable of monitoring all faults or malfunctions (of the system or individual zones), so as to provide an efficient assistance and maintenance service. Entrance/Exit delay time: the system sets an entrance/exit delay time which allows the user to complete the necessary deactivation/activation steps without the alarm being activated. User code: a six-digit code which allows the user to operate the system and send commands. Events Memory: a list of the events which occur in the system can be displayed on the LCD keypad or received by the technician via the configuration software. Quick activation: can be used to ACTIVATE the system quickly, without entering the user code. Not ready for activation: there are situations preventing activation without forcing, such as open zones or the presence of faults/tampering. 3ª edizione 10/2015 cod. 2G40001496 w w w.comelitgroup.com Passion.Technology. Design. 84