ABUS FU8006 User Manual

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Secvest 2Way

BOM-No 12156890

O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S

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Preface

Introduction

Dear customers,

Many thanks for your purchase of the SECVEST 2Way wireless alarm centre. This device is built according to state-of-the-art technology. It complies with current domestic and European regulations. Conformity has been proven, and all related certifications are available from the manufacturer on request (www.abus.com). To ensure safe operation, it is your obligation to observe these installation instructions!

In the event of questions, please contact your local specialist dealer.

Everything possible has been done to ensure that the contents of these instructions are correct. However, neither the author nor ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG can be held liable for loss or damages caused directly or indirectly by these instructions, whether real or alleged.

We reserve the right to make changes to these instructions without prior notice.

This wireless alarm centre is used to secure your property in combination with detectors and transmitters. Among others, it can be used to protect your company premises, house, garage, summer house or weekend cottage.

The alarm centre registers unauthorised break-ins by switching outputs that can be connected to visual, acoustic or silent alarm transmitters.

The alarm centre contacts and connected components must be kept free of moisture (bathrooms and similar surroundings must be strictly avoided). Use of this product for other than the described purpose may lead to damage of the product.

Other hazards such as short-circuits, fire, electric shock etc. are also possible. The PSU is designed for operation with a 230 V AC / 50 Hz mains power supply. No part of the product may be changed or modified in any way.

Connection to the public power network is subject to country-specific regulations. Please be aware of applicable regulations in advance.

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2. Contents

2. CONTE NTS ................................................................................................................ 3

3. SAFET Y INFOR MATION............................................................................................. 5

4. SYSTE M AND KEY PAD OVERVIEW ........................................................................... 6

5. GRAP HIC DISP LAY ..................................................................................................... 7

6. ACTIV ATING TH E WIRE LESS ALAR M SYSTEM .......................................................... 8

6.1. FAST ACTIVATION .................................................................................................... 8

6.2. USER CODE............................................................................................................. 8

6.3. REMOTE CONTROL ................................................................................................... 8

6.4. CHIP KEY ................................................................................................................ 8

6.5. WIRELESS CYLINDER ................................................................................................. 8

7. DURING THE D ELAY TIME......................................................................................... 9

8. UNSUCCE SSFUL AC TIVAT ION ................................................................................... 9

8.1. DELAY TIME WAS NOT STARTED .................................................................................. 9

8.2. NOTES ON SYSTEM ACTIVATION WITH COMPULSORY HIDDEN (OMITTED) ZONES ................. 10

Automatic omission with confirmation................................................................ 10

Automatic omission without confirmation .......................................................... 10

8.3. DELAY TIME STARTED ............................................................................................. 11

9. FOLL OWING SUCC ESSFUL ACTIV ATION ................................................................. 12

9.1. ACKNOWLEDG EMENT TONE ON SYST EM ..................................................................... 12

9.2. ACKNOWLED GEMENT TONE ON I NFO MODULE............................................................. 12

9.3. SMS MESSAGE...................................................................................................... 12

9.4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ON SIREN ................................................................................ 12

9.5. ACCESSORY MODULE .............................................................................................. 12

10. DEA CTIVAT ING THE WIR ELESS AL ARM SYST EM .................................................. 13

10.1. USER CODE......................................................................................................... 13

10.2. REMOTE CONTROL ............................................................................................... 13

10.3. CHIP KEY ............................................................................................................ 13

10.4. WIRELESS CYLINDER ............................................................................................. 13

11. ACTIV ATING P ARTITIO NS ..................................................................................... 14

11.1. ON THE SYSTEM ................................................................................................... 14

11.2. USING THE WIRELESS REMOT E CONTROL ................................................................... 14

12. INTE RNAL AC TIVATION ........................................................................................ 15

12.1. ON THE SYSTEM ................................................................................................... 15

12.2. USING THE WIRELESS REMOT E CONTROL ................................................................... 15

13. ALAR MTYPE S ........................................................................................................ 16

13.1. LOCAL / INTERNAL ALARM ..................................................................................... 16

13.2. EXTERNAL ALARM ................................................................................................ 16

13.3. SILENT ALARM ..................................................................................................... 16

14. RESE TTING T HE ALAR M ........................................................................................ 17

15. ALAR M TRANSMISSIO N BY TELEPH ONE .............................................................. 18

16. REMOT E CONT ROL BY TELEPHO NE ...................................................................... 18

17. USER ME NU .......................................................................................................... 20

18. SETT INGS IN TH E USER MENU .............................................................................. 20

18.1. FIRST STEPS IN TH E USER MENU .............................................................................. 20

18.2. OVERVIEW OF MENU ITEMS IN THE USER MENU ......................................................... 21

18.3. RECORDING VOICE MESSAGES ................................................................................. 21

18.4. OMITT ING ZONES ................................................................................................. 22

18.5. INSTALLING U SERS ................................................................................................ 23

18.5.1. Editing users ............................................................................................. 23

18.5.1.1 . Changing the user name ...................................................................................... 24

18.5.1.2 . Changing the user type ........................................................................................ 24

18.5.1.3 . Defining partitions ................................................................................................ 25

18.5.1.4 . Changing the user code........................................................................................ 2 5

18.5.1.5. Training and removing chip keys, remote controls, pendants and panic

transmitter s .......................................................................................................................... 26

15.5.2. Adding users ............................................................................................. 27

15.5.3. Deleting users........................................................................................... 27

18.6. VIEWING THE LOG ................................................................................................ 28

18.7. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS........................................................................................ 30

18.8. TEST.................................................................................................................. 31

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18.9. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................... 33

18.9.1. Week Planner ........................................................................................... 36

18.9.2. Activ ation / deactivation of the week planner ......................................... 37

18.9.3. Selecting the weekday ............................................................................. 37

18.9.4. Auto Set ................................................................................................... 38

18.9.5. Auto Unset ............................................................................................... 39

18.9.6. Internal and external activation .............................................................. 40

18.9.7. Activating and deactivating data records ................................................ 41

18.10. FOLLOW ME..................................................................................................... 42

18.11. OUTPUTS ON/OFF ............................................................................................ 42

18.12. TELEPHONE CALL ............................................................................................... 43

19. ERR OR DISP LAYS .................................................................................................. 44

19.1. ERRORS, MEANINGS, CAUSES AND SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS ........................................... 45

20. NEW OPE RATING MODE F OR SOCIA L CARE ME SSAGES ..................................... 47

21. DEC LARATION O F CONF ORMITY.......................................................................... 47

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3. Safety information

!WARNING!

To avoid fire and injury, please note the following:

x Securely fasten the device in a dry location in the

building.

x Ensure sufficient ventilation for the alarm centre.

x Do not expose the alarm centre to temperatures

under 0 °C or above 50 °C.

x The alarm centre is designed for indoor use only.

x Humidity must not exceed 90% (non-condensed).

x Ensure that no metal objects can be inserted into the

equipment from outside.

x Ensure that the power supply is disconnected before

carrying out any work on the alarm centre.

!Caution!

Please observe the following precautionary measures to ensure trouble-free operation of your system.

x The alarm centre is supplied with power from the

built-in PSU.

x The PSU is connected to the 230 V AC domestic

mains network over a separate, electrically protected line.

x Connection work to the domestic mains network is

subject to country-specific regulations.

x Emergency standby power is supplied by an internal

rechargeable battery.

x The maximum power consumption of the connected

components must not exceed 1 A at any time.

x Always replace fuses with ones of the same rating,

never higher.

!IMPORTANT!

On burglar alarm centres in general:

Improper or careless installation work may lead to misinterpretation of signals and false alarms. The costs resulting from the deployment of emergency services (e.g. fire or police) are borne by the operator of the equipment. Therefore, please read the instructions very carefully and follow the installation instructions for lines and components precisely.

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4. System and keypad overview

1 – Chip key reader

2 – Graphic display Multiple-line display

3 – Integ rated si ren

4 – Activation button

5 – Deactivation button

6 – Control butt ons

7 – Keypad alarm keys for panic, fire,

medical and social call em ergencies

8 – Keypad for programming and

operating the alarm centre

9 – Integ rated loudspeaker

10 – Integ rated microphone

11 – Service flap

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5. Graphic display

The graphic display informs you about all events concerning the wireless alarm system. The following is an overview of the different display messages and their meanin g:

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This symb ol appears if a voic e message exists that should be listened to. An acoustic messag e is issu ed every tim e the wirel ess alarm system is d eactivated . This is as follows: “You have a message”

This symbol appears when activity monit oring is activated. Remember to define the monitoring time period. Activity monit oring also works when the wireless alarm system is d eactivated .

The four b lack bars stand for the four individual partition s of the wireless alarm system. A letter in the black bar represents the state of the partition (1–4). The letters and their meanin g:

U: Unset (deacti vated) S: Set (activated) P: Part Set (intern ally acti vated)

Note: A letter is only displayed in the partition (bar) when at least one detector is present in this partition.

Press the button under the menu display. The wireless alarm system then prompts you to enter your access code (user code). If the code is acce pted , the user menu is accessed. All user fun ctions that were authorised by the installer can be accessed here. Note that some functions in the user menu req uire a user code with administrator right s (master cod e).

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Displays the current t ime and date.

This symb ol indicates an error in the wireless alarm syst em that must be resolved immed iately. For a summary of the different error displays and their meaning, see the table at the end of these in structions. To display the error, press the button under the display. You are then promp ted t o enter a valid user code.

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6. Activating the wireless alarm system

The wireless alarm system can be act ivated in a variet y of ways. The system emits an acoust ic message. Dep ending on whether a partition or the complete system is activated, th e message is: “Partition activated” or “Alarm syst em act ivated”.

6.1. Fast activation

Please note that this function can also be deactivated to prevent unauthorised operation of the system. This function is located in the installer menu under System Options -> User access -> Quick set. To activate the complete wireless alarm system, simply press the active key as shown.

6.2. User code

If the fast activation function is deact ivated, a user cod e is also needed to activate the system. If the system h as only one partition, then simply enter your user code. The partition for which this user code is valid is then activated. If your user code is valid for two or more partitions, then a selection of areas th at can be activated is displayed. For more information, see chapt ers 11 and 12 (“Activating partitions” an d “Activating internally”).

6.3. Remote control

You can act ivate th e complete wireless alarm system b y pressing the “Fully active” button on the remote control. The other buttons on the remote control can be used for activating a partition or activating the wireless alarm system internally. For more information, see chapt ers 11 and 12 (“Activating partitions” an d “Activating internally”).

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6.4. Chip key

The chip key can be used to fully activate/deactivate the wireless alarm centre or a partition. The chip key is used in place of th e user code. If a user is authorised to activat e two or m ore partitions with a chip key, then they m ust decide which partition to activate after holding the chip key against the system. For more information, see chapt ers 11 and 12 (“Activating partitions” an d “Activating internally”).

6.5. Wireless cylinder

The wireless cylinder can also be used to fully activate the system or a partition. To activate the wireless alarm syst em, first press the button on the cylinder and then lock the door. The al arm syst em is activated after the door is locked.

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7. During the delay time

Provided no errors that prevent activation have occu rred (zone open ), th e wireless alarm system starts th e configured exit delay tim e. The system emits an acoustic messag e. Depend ing on whether a p artition or the complete system is activated, the message is:

“Partition activated” or “Alarm system activated”

During this period, you must leave the premises.

A continuous tone sounds during the delay time. This tone is also emitted by the info module (if fitted).

Some zones may be left open during activation and the exit dela y time (Final Exit, Entry Route). However, these zones mu st be closed before the delay time expires – otherwise, a local alarm is triggered. When “Final Exit” or “Entry Route” zones are op en, a pulse tone is emitted during the exit d elay time until all zones are clos ed.

8. Unsuccessful activation

There are t wo different situations here:

a) The delay time was not started. b) The delay time was started.

8.1. Delay time was not started

The system does not start the delay time due to a system error. If you have at temp ted to activate the system using:

x Fast activation x Arming station x Remote control x Wireless cylinder

then the following display is shown:

An acoustic warning is also issued.

This is as follows:

“The alarm system cannot be activated”

Enter a valid user code in the system and proceed as sh own here.

If you have at temp ted to activate the system using:

x User code x Chip key

then the display shows the current error.

Select Omit All, to stop monitoring of the zon e(s). The delay time starts when the error is omitted. An acoustic message is played.

“The alarm system is activated with omitted zones”

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Using the control button , select the item under View to disp lay the error. The following graphic display is shown:

The wirel ess alarm s ystem now shows all zones th at are open or have an error. The entry following the zone numb er direc tly in fron t of the zone nam e is important here. These ent ries have the foll owing meanings:

A: Alarm T: Tamper

Close the zones until the display shows 0Faults, or omit the zones an d remove them from surveillance.

8.2. Notes on system activation with compulsory hidden (omitted) zones

In order to facilitate system operation, it is p ossible to hide open zones automatically when the system is activated. It is then possi ble to leave the premises for a short time without needing to close all doors and windows. Omitted zones remain hidden for the entire activation period and do not trigger any alarm s.

IMPORTANT:

Only importan t entry and exit zones shou ld be automatically omitted (e.g . front door, cellar door, back door etc).

Automatic omission of zones can be made in two ways:

a) Automatic omission with confirmation b) Automatic omission without confirmation

Automatic omission with confirmation

System is activated by:

x Fast activation x Remote control x Arming station x Chip key x Wireless cylinder

The following display is shown:

An acoustic warning is also issued. This is as follows:

“The alarm system cannot be activated”

When this message is heard , all opened zones with the “FS” (Force Set) zone attribute can be automatically omitted in the following ways:

x By pressing the active key on the rem ote con trol again x By entering your user code and pressi ng the active key on the rem ote

control

The alarm system is then activated.

Automatic omission without confirmation

System is activated by:

x Fast activation x Remote control x Arming station x Wireless cylinder

All open ed zones with the “FS” (Force Set) zone attribute are au tomatically omitted and the alarm system is act ivated.

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8.3. Delay time started

The alarm system starts the delay time, but with a pu lsed tone instead of a continuous tone. This indicates that one or more zones are still open. Close these zones within the delay time so t hat a continuous tone is em itted again. If these zones are n ot closed within the delay time, a local alarm is triggered after th e time expires.

Acknowledge th is alarm by either en tering a valid user code or sending a deactivation si gnal using the remote control (wireless cylinder).

The system acknowledges t he alarm confirm ation with an acoustic message. This is as follows:

“Warning! An alarm has been triggered. A system reset is required.”

The reason for the alarm is shown on the graphic display of the s ystem. For example, the following graphic display is shown:

Note: The graphic display disappears after 30 seconds.

The alarm can only be reset on the system itself. The alarm cannot be reset over the remote control, wireless cylinder or arming station.

If the graphic display has already disappeared, press the control button

under the exclamation m ark ( code. After entering th e user code, an acou stic message is played.

This is as follows:

“ Warning! An alarm has been triggered. A system reset is required.”

). You are prompted to ent er your user

The following graphic display is shown after entry of the correct user code or immediately after the alarm is ackn owledg ed:

To reset the alarm, press the control button The system can carry out the reset when the cause of the alarm has been cleared. The system ackn owledges the alarm reset with an acoustic message. This is as follows:

“The alarm system has made the reset”.

The exclamation m ark (

If the cause of the alarm is not cleared (e.g. the tamper contact of th e detector is still open or the technical zone is still triggered), then the alarm cannot be reset. No acoustic acknowledgement of the reset is received. The excl amation

mark ( and then reset the alarm again.

After th e alarm is reset and confirmed acoustically by the system, the

exclamation mark ( case, then a system fault has occurred. For more inform ation, see section 19 .

Reactivate the syst em and close t he zones within the delay tim e for successful activation.

) in the display remains in place. Remedy the cause of the alarm

) in the display disappears.

) in the display should disappear. If this is not the

under Reset.

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9. Following successful activation

When the alarm cen tre is su ccessfully activated (also with autom atically omitted zones) , an ackn owledgement is received after the delay time has expired. This acknowledgement can h ave differen t form s:

x Acknowledgement tone on the wireless alarm system x Acknowledgement tone on the info module x An SMS from the wireless alarm system x Acknowledgement disp lay on the external wireless siren x Activation of a switch output on the accesso ry module

9.1. Acknowledgement tone on system

The wireless alarm system is activated after the delay time has expired. Act ivation is acknowledged on the system by an acoustic si gnal.

Beep beep

After ackn owledg ement is received, the system is activated and intrusi on into a monitored area resu lts in an alarm. Activated areas are marked with an “S” on the display. The wireless alarm system must be deactivated before entering the m onitored area again. Deact ivation can be carried out in several different wa ys.

9.2. Acknowledgement tone on info module

After the delay time has expired and the system has been su ccessfully activated, the info module ackn owledg es activation with an acoustic signal. At the same time, it shows an act ive state via the red LED.

Beep beep

9.3. SMS message

The alarm centre sends an SMS after the delay time has expired. This messa ge shows who activated the system and when. In certain circumstances, transmission of the SMS can be slightly delayed.

9.4. Acknowledgement on siren

The alarm system sends a messag e to the extern al siren after the delay time has expired. This activates the strobe for ab out 5 seconds. This flashes 3 to 5 times in acknowledgement.

FLASH FLASH FLASH

9.5. Accessory module

All types of ackno wledgem ent displays can be triggered using the accessory module. These include LEDs, exterior lights or additional buzzers. The output can be triggered continuously (for the entire activation period) or in pulses.

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10. Deactivating the wireless alarm system

The wireless alarm system can be deactivated in a variety of wa ys:

x Deactivation of the entire system or a partition with a user code

then locked for 90 seconds.)

x Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via r emote control x Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via a ch ip key x Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via the wirel ess cylinder

Note: When operating the alarm system with an arming station, please consult the relevant prod uct instructions.

10.1. User code

Enter your user code. If the user code is authorised for deactivating one partition only, then this partition is deactivated immediately. If th e user code is au thorised to deact ivate m ore than one partition, all partitions are displayed that can be deactivated with this user code. Select the partition to be deact ivated.

If the wireless alarm system is n ot deactivated before you enter a protected area (e.g. system operated with a user code or chip key), the delay time usually starts after th e entrance door is opened . Approach the syst em as sp ecified by the installer and then deactivate the areas concerned. Note that an acoustic signal is emitted by the wirel ess alarm system during the entry delay tim e. This signal indicates that surveillance is still active and that you must not deviate from the prescribed route, otherwise an alarm is triggered. Following successful deactivation, the deact ivated are as are now marked with an “U” on the d isplay. At the sam e time, the alarm centre em its an acoustic message. This is as follows:

“The alarm system is deactivated”

10.2. Remote control

Using a remote control, the complete wireless alarm syst em can be deactivated by pressing the “Deactivate” button. All areas which can be op erated with the remote control are deacti vated .

(If the code is entered incorrectly four times in succession, the keypad (except for the alarm buttons) is

10.3. Chip key

Hold th e chip key over the read er on the alarm system. If the ch ip key is authorised for deactivating one partition only, this partition is now deactivated. If the chip key is authorised to deactivate more th an one partition, all partitions are displayed that can be deactivated with this chip key. Select the partition to be deactivated.

10.4. Wireless cylinder

Using the wireless cylinder, a deactivation si gnal can be sent easily to the wirel ess ala rm system by unlocki ng the front door or withdrawing a trap. All areas whic h can be op erated with the remote control are deacti vated .

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11. Activating partitions

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If the alarm system is set up so that two or more part itions can be monitored independen tly of each other, these partition s can now be individually activated or deactivated. A user can now activate/deactivate one or more partitions, depending on the user authorisation. If the entire alarm system is act ivated, each partition is also acti vated. If the u ser is authorised to activate one partition only, then th is partition can b e activated by entering the user code. If the user is authorised to activate two or more partitions, then they must now select th e partition to be activated. Partitions can also be activated/deactivated using the remote control or th e arming station . The remote control has the same au thorisation as it s assig ned user.

11.1. On the system

Enter your user code or hold your chip key over the system reader. If you are authorised to activate more th an one p artition, the following graphic display is shown:

Select “Partitions”.

Select t he partition to be activated.

When act ivation is confirm ed, the system starts the delay time for the correspondin g partition. At the same time, the system emits an acoustic message. This is as follows:

“Partition activated”

If the u ser activates all partitions for which they have authorisation, the message is as follows:

“Alarm system activated”

Change the sett ings for this partition.

The displayed codes next to the partition have the following meanings:

Display Meaning U This partition remains deactivated. U>P This partition is activated internally. U>S This partition is activated. S>U This partition is deactivated. P>U This partition is deactivated

S This partition remains activated. P This partition remains activated

To activate one or more partitions, select U>S next to the corresp onding partition. Confirm your entry by pressing Done. The system then carries out the entered actions (activation/d eactivation).

internally.

11.2. Using the wireless remote control

Using the remote control unit, partitions can be activated in two ways:

a) The remote cont rol activates all p artitions within the user’s authorisation.

b) The keys of the rem ote control un it are program med in the user menu to activate partitions individually.

Example of key settings:

Complete activation (partition s 1 and 3

Activate partition

Complete deact ivation

See also “System Config”.

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13. Alarmtypes

The wireless alarm system has three different types of alarm. Depending on the system state (deactivated, internally activated, act ivated ) or trig gered alarm zon e (techn ical alarm , panic alarm , burglar alarm, fire alarm), one of the follo wing alarms can be triggered:

x Local / internal alarm x External alarm x Silent alarm

13.1. Local / internal alar m

In the event of a local alarm, the following are activated:

x The alarm system siren x The info module siren x The external siren only with a local

alarm (the acoustic alarm is act ive for 3 minut es and the visual alarm is active until the system is deactivated)

x The relay of the acce ssory module (if

programmed)

A local alarm is cau sed by:

x A tamper alarm when the syst em is

deactivated

x An alarm in the technical zones x An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay) when the system is act ivated (if program med)

x An unsu ccessfu l activation du e to

exceedin g th e exit delay time

x Exceedin g the first entry delay time

Keep calm in the event of an alarm, reg ardless of the type. Not every alarm is an intrusion. Some alarms h ave other causes. Check the situation carefully and take consid ered action according ly. Deactivate th e system, check the reason for the alar m and then reset the alarm . If you receive an alarm by telephone, follow the steps in section 15.

13.2. External alar m

In the case of an external alarm, the following are activated:

x The alarm system siren x The info module siren x The external siren (the acoustic alarm is

active for 3 minutes and the visual alarm is active until the system is deact ivated)

x Alarm transmission by telephon e x The relay of the acce ssory module (if

programmed)

An extern al alarm is cau sed by:

x A tamper alarm when the syst em is

activated

x An alarm in the 24-hour zones and fire

zones when the syst em is activated and deactivated

x An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay) when the system is act ivated (if program med)

x Exceedin g the second en try delay time

13.3. Silent alarm

In the case of a silent alarm, the following are activated:

x No acoustic or visual alarm x Alarm transmission by telephon e only x The relay of the acce ssory module (if

programmed)

A silent alarm is caused by:

x A panic alarm (if programmed) x An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay) when the system is act ivated (if program med)

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14. Resetting the alarm

If the alarm system has triggered an alarm (whether local, external or silent ), then this must first be acknowledged and then reset. To confirm the alarm, deactivation of the system is su fficient. Follow the inst ructions described in section 10.

When the alarm is confirmed, the si rens on the alarm system, info module(s), external sirens and rela y on the universal module are deacti vated.

The system acknowledges t he alarm confirm ation with an acoustic message. This is as follows:

“Warning! An alarm has been triggered. A system reset is required.”

The reason for the alarm is shown on the graphic display of the s ystem. For example, the following graphic display is shown:

“Warning! An alarm has been triggered. A system reset is

required.”

The following graphic display is shown after entry of the correct user code or immediately after the alarm is ackn owledg ed:

“The alarm system has made a reset”

under Reset.

Note: The graphic display disappears after 30 seconds.

The system or partition can not b e reactivated (even internally) un til the alarm is reset (exception: automatic system activation).

The alarm can only be reset on the system itself. The alarm cannot be reset over the remote control, wireless cylinder or arming station.

If the graphic display has already disappeared, press th e control button

under the exclamation m ark ( code. After entering your user code, you will receive an acoustic message. This is as follows:

). You are prompted to ent er your user

The exclamation m ark ( If the cause of the alarm is not cleared (e.g. the tamper contact of th e detector is still open or the technical zone is still triggered), then the alarm cannot be reset. No acoustic acknowledgement of the reset is received. The excl amation

mark ( activated. Rem edy the cause of the alarm and then reset the alarm again.

After th e alarm is reset and confirmed acoustically by the system, the

exclamation mark ( case, then a system fault has occurred. For more information, see section 19 .

) in the display remains in place and the syst em cann ot be

) in the display should disappear. If this is not the

) in the display disappears.

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15. Alarm transmission by telephone

In addition to alarms from sirens and signalling devices, the wireless alarm system can also transmit an alarm via telephone (PSTN, ISDN, GSM). There are two types of alarm transmissi on by telephone:

x Alarm transmission of a d igital protocol to a secu rity centre x Alarm transmission of a voic e messa ge to any telephone

If a connection to a security cent re has been established, the centre reception confirms the alarm tran smission. If th e alarm is transm itted to a normal telephone, the called party must acknowledge the alarm transmission to prevent further dial attempts. This is the made as follows:

1. The call is received on the telephone and is disp layed like any other call.

2. Acce pt the call.

3. Listen to the complete voice message. A dist inction is made here between different alarm causes.

4. The rec orded voice message is repeated three time s. After the third announcement, the microphone on the wireless alarm centre is activated and you can listen in to the monitored room. The following tone dialling commands are also available.

Telephone key (DTMF)

1 Switch from list en to voice connect ion 2 Switch from voice to listen connection 3 Switch to listen connect ion and repetition of th e alarm

5 End call to the phone number 9 End all calls

5. If you ar e able to take action yourself, acknowledge th e alarm transm ission by pressing “5” or “9” on your teleph one (DTMF telephon es).

6. If you ar e not able to take action, then end the call or press “5”. The alarm transmission is continued and other parties are informed.

Meaning

messag e

16. Remote control by telephone

The alarm centre can call you in the event of an alarm. A fter list ening to the messag e, you can send commands to the system by pressing your telephon e keypad. The system informs you of th e comman d status by playin g short tones through the telep hone. Hang up the t elephone when you are finished.

You can also call the wireless centre when no alarms are present in order to check the system:

1. Dial the number of the alarm system: You shou ld then hear: “beep, beep, beep”

2. Enter your user code.

****

You shou ld then hear: “beep, beep” Each of the following commands can be used . Hang up the phone to end the call.

Function Key combination

Playback 1 Talk 2 Playback and talk (to switch back and forth) Play message 3 End call 5 End all calls 9 Deactivate system #0*0 Activate system #0*1 Activate system internally #0*2 Disable sirens #1*0 Reset system #1*1 Query syst em #3* Switch ON output nn #9*nn1 Switch OFF output nn #9*nn*0 Switch output nn #9*nn*

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The alarm centre registers the status of your commands through different tones:

Beep = Command accepted Beep, beep = Action carried out Bup = Action failed Eeh, oh (three times) = Alarm Pip, pip, pip, pip, pip = Reset required

x You can now listen to the “Voice prompts” of the alarm centre on the

phone.

x The “Voice prompts” with special key combinat ions (see also chapter

on “Remote control by telephone”) are as follows:

o #0*0 = Deactivate s ystem

 “The alarm system is deactivated”  In the event of an alarm , also: “Reset is required”.

(Enter the following key combination “#1*1”.)

o #0*1 = Activate system

 “The alarm system is activated”

Note: The alarm system is activated, even if zones of the type “Normal Alarm” and “Exit Norm.Alm” are still open. These zones are omitted.

You have forg otten to set your alarm system at home. This behaviour allows you to set your alarm remotely, even if some interior doors are open. For controlling with the Realtime Monitor of the downloader, t he same behaviour occurs.

o #0*2 = Activate internal syst em

 “The alarm system is activated internally”  Note:

The alarm system is activated internally, e ven if none of the zones has the “Attribute” “Part setting – yes” or if zones of the type “Normal Alarm” and “Exit Norm.Alm” are still open. All these zones are omitted.

Refer to the note above as well.

o #1*0 = Disable sirens

 In the event of an alarm : “An alarm has been

triggered”

o #1*1 = Reset system

 In the event of an activated system: “The alarm

system is activated”

 In the event of a deacti vated system: “The alarm

system is deactivated”

 In the event of an internally act ivated system : “The

alarm system is activated internally”

 After an alarm (key combination #0*0 is pressed

beforehand): “The alarm system is deactivated”

o #3* = Query system

 In the event of an activated syst em: “The alarm

system is activated”

 In the event of a deacti vated system: “The alarm

system is deactivated”

 In the event of an internally act ivated system : “The

alarm system is activated internally”

In the event of an alarm: “An alarm has been



triggered”

Note

In the event of an alarm, first press the “#0*0” key com bination for “Deactivate system” and then the “#1*1” key comb ination for “Reset system”.

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17. User menu

The user menu is graphically designed to be used almost intuitively. The control buttons are used to navigate around the user menu.

Using the arrow keys, you can navigate up and down within a menu item. The buttons to the left and right refer to the LCD display and have various functions.

18. Settings in the user menu

18.1. First steps in the user menu

In the u ser mode, proceed as follows:

Press the control button under Menu.

Enter a valid user code or admin code. The default admin code is 1234: 1 2 3 4

The wireless alarm system accesses the user menu and the following graphic display is shown:

Using the control buttons , you can scroll through the menu it ems in the installer menu. For a list of the m enu items, see the next page.

To select a menu item, press the control but ton under Select.

To exit a m enu item , press the cont rol button under Back.

To exit the user menu, press the control button under Exit.

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18.2. Overview of menu items in the user menu

18.3. Recording voice messages

Among other things, the user menu can be used to program the user code, omit zones, record voice messages, read the log, activate control functions and test detect ors. Some functions may have been blocked for the user by the installer. The following table lists all possible menu items.

Menu item Settings Voice Memo Play, reco rd and delete voice messages

Omit Zones Omit zones and remove them from surveillance

Users Install, edit and delete users

View Log Read log entries

Facilities On/Off Activate/deactivate addition al functions (door ch ime,

voice prompt and activity monitoring)

Test Test funct ions on the alarm centre and detectors

System Options Enter date and time, act ivate remot e maintenance,

summer/winter time, communication information

Follow Me Ent er the follow m e num ber

Outp uts On /Off Control man ual output s

Telephone Call Start manual telephone call

The user menu is equipped with a time control. If there is no input within 30 seconds, the user menu is exited automatically.

The wireless alarm centre enables the user to record individual voice messages. These voice messag es can b e listened to and deleted at any tim e. The syst em informs the user of th e existence of a voice messag e when the wireless alarm system is deactivated. This allows you to leave messa ges for other persons.

To record a m essage, proceed as follows:

Select the Voice Memo menu item.

By pressing Select you can record a voice message.

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If Select was confirmed using the control button, recording begins and the following graphic display is shown:

Recordin g can be stopped at any time by pressi ng Done.

Recordin g stops autom atically after 30 seconds. The recording is saved automatically after it is stopped.

You can now select the displayed options.

Option Meaning Play

Plays back the recorded voic e messa ge. Message Record

Starts the recording ag ain. The old message is deleted. Message Delete

Deletes a sa ved voic e message. Message

Exit the menu item by pressing Back.

18.4. Omitting zones

If necessary, you can remove zones from surveillance (e.g. if a detector is defecti ve or a zone cannot be closed).

Select the Omit Zones menu item.

The system displays all train ed zones. Select the zone where the settings should be changed. The settings are as follows: M = Monitored / O = Omitted (not monitored)

The setting can be changed here.

When the setting s have been made, finish data entry by pressing Done.

These zones are not monitored when the wireless alarm system is activated.

The next time the alarm system is deactivated, these zones are automatically included again and have to be removed again from monitoring manually.

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18.5. Installing users

As an adm inistrator, you can use your code (ad min code) to install further users for the wirel ess alarm system. Up t o 50 users can be installed on the system. This menu item is also used for training the remote control, the

emergency and panic detectors and the chip key.

18.5.1. Editing users

After select ing the Edit User menu item, the user attributes can be ed ited.

Chip key Remote control Pen dant Panic transmitter

Select the User

menu item.

You can n ow edit user settings, add a new user or d elete an existin g user together with all settings.

To edit t he user settings, first select the Edit User menu item.

Select the user whose attributes should b e edited.

Property Meaning Name Program the user name. Type Define the user type. Partition Define the partitions this user can control. Code Enter the user code. Chip key Add a ch ip key to th e user. Telecomm ands Add a remote control to the user. Social Car e Add a pendant to the user. Panic Add a panic transmitter to the user. Alternatively, you can

also use the dual key funct ion of the remot e control.

Exit th is menu item by pressing Ba ck.

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18.5.1.1. Changing the user name

Select t he user, then the “Name” menu item.

18.5.1.2. Changing the user type

Remove the existing name by pressing Delete, then enter a n ew user nam e. Enter letters via the keypad. Letter-to-key assignment:

Save the new user nam e and exit the men u item by pressin g OK.

Select the user type:

x Normal User x Adm inistra tor x Panic User

In contrast to the normal user different settings in the user menu. The normal user

, the administrator can make many

can only change their user code, but cannot create users or make changes to the system settings.

The "Panic" user type can only be au thorised for partitions and assigned an access code. Control devices can not be assigned.

Use a panic code if you are forced by a bu rglar to disable the system. Only th ose partitions for which the code is authorised can be disabled. The system then reacts as follows: The configured reporting starts, "Alarm s" with the panic trigger code and/or "Speech Dialler", if "P anic" trigg er configured and/or "SMS". No sounders are enabled. The system's wall lig ht d oes not flash, the system's siren is not eng aged, a triang le does n ot appear in the bottom right of the display.

The system can be reset or part set using the panic code. This is useful if the burglar insists on the system being reset. In which event the burglar is testin g whether the cod e unrestricted, i.e. whether it is a "norm al" code.

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18.5.1.3. Defining partitions

User authorisations are defined in this menu. In this way, different users can control different partitions. The settings also refer to the chip key trained for this user.

18.5.1.4. Changing the user code

Select t he Code menu item.

The system shows all four partitions. Select the partition whose setting should be changed.

The settings are as follows:

x Yes = This user can activate and d eactivat e this partition x No = This user cann ot activate or deactivate this partition

Enter the new four-digit code via the keypad. After entering the last digit, you are prompted t o repeat your input.

If both codes are identical, the code is saved.

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18.5.1.5. Training and removing chip keys, remote controls, pendants and panic transmitters

Follow the instructions in the display to train the corresponding components to the wireless alarm system . The follo wing page shows how to train the different components. Compon ents can be removed from a user in the same way as they are assigned. In this case, follow the instructions in the display.

Training the chip key

Select Tag. The system prompts you to hold the chip key over the system reader.

Hold the chip key over the alarm system as shown in the picture. When the system detects the chip key, it confirms that training was successful.

Note: One chip key can be trained for each user. The user code remains active.

Training the remote control

Select Telecommands. The system prompts you to press a button on the remote control until the system has detected and trained the remote control. Any key can be pressed here.

When the system detects the remote control, it confirms that training was successful.

Note: Up to 20 remote control units (FU8100, FU8150) can be trained. More than one remote control can be assigned to a user.

Training the pendants (emergency call transmitters)

The wireless alarm system can process two types of emergency transmitters. These are “Social Care” and “Panic”, which have the same meaning as the

emergency key functions on the system keypad.

Select Social Care or Panic. The system then prompts you to press the emergency transmitter.

When the system detects the emergency transmitter, it confirms that training was successful.

Note: Up to 16 emergency transmitters can be trained. This number includes the other emergency transmitters (social care and panic). One emergenc y transmitter and one panic transmitter can be trained per user.

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15.5.2. Adding users

15.5.3. Deleting users

To add a n ew user to the wireless a larm syst em, select the Add User menu item.

You are now guided through the remaining menu items as described in the “Editing users” section.

To delete a u ser and all user settings (such as remote controls and chip keys),

select the De let e User menu item . Select the corresponding user by pressi ng Delete.

Confirm your entries by pressing OK. The user is then deleted. Please note that at least one administrator must be p resent in the system. For this reason, the user 01 with adm inist rator properties cannot be deleted.

IMPORTANT: To change or delete a single component of a user, select Edit User

and then select the item you wish to change or delete.

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18.6. Viewing the log

This function enables you to read the event log. This log contains the last 250 events togeth er with the date and time. The log cannot be deleted. When the log is full, th e oldest event is d eleted to make room for a new event (FIFO memory).

If Expanded was confirmed with the control button, the following graphic display is shown:

Select the View Log menu item.

Select the corresponding report trigger. To display report trigger details such as time and date, select Expanded. Exit th is menu item by pressing Ba ck.

You can also scroll through the log using the control buttons to the list, select the List menu item. To exit the log , select Back.

The following list gives an overview of the entries and their meaning.

Entry Meaning Lid Tamper The tamp er contact of the housing lid was

Lid Tamp Restore The tamper alarm of the housing lid was

Telecmd U-- Low Bat The remote control battery of user -- must be

Pendant U-- Low Bat The pendant of user -- must be replaced. Batt Missing There are no batteries in the system . Batt Fault Restore Batteries were fitted in the syst em. Invalid No entry. Configuration Fail Error when storing the programming. Codes Defaulted All user codes were reset. Defaults Loaded The factory default settings were load ed. System Startup The system has been put into operation. System Tamper Tamper detection on a detector or syst em. System Tamper Rst r The tamper alarm was confirmed. U-- On-Site The installer h as acce sse d th e installer m enu. U-- Off-Site The installer has exited the installer m enu. Entry Meaning U-- Change U-- User -- has ed ited user --. U-- Delete U-- User -- has deleted user --. U-- Ptn # S et User -- has activated partition #. U-- Ptn # UnSet User -- has deactivated partition #.

opened.

confirmed.

replaced.

. To return

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System Rearmed The system has automatically reactivated itself

following an alarm. U-- Z== Omit User -- has omitted zone ==. Fire Z== Alarm Zone == has triggered a fire al arm. Fire Z== Rest ore The fire alarm was confirmed . Fire Reset The fire al arm was confirm ed on the control

panel. PA Z== Alarm Zone == has triggered a panic alarm. PA Z== Restore The panic alarm of zone == was confirmed. U-- System Reset User -- has reset th e system. Fire K== Alarm A fire alarm was triggered on the control panel. PA K== Alarm A panic alarm was t riggered on the control panel. Medical K== Alarm A medical emergen cy was triggered on the

control panel. Burg Z== Alarm Zone == has triggered an burglar alarm. Set Fail Z== System activation has fail ed due to an error in

zone ==. Burg Z== Restore The bu rglar alarm was con firmed . Tamper Z== Zone == has triggered a tamper alarm. Tamper Z== Restore The tamp er alarm was confirm ed. K== Excess Keys The extra keys on the control pan el were

activated. Low Bat Z== The battery of the detect or in zone == must be

replaced. Low Bat Z== Rstr The battery in this zone is OK again. RF Jamming Wireless jamming has occu rred. The wireless

transm ission was distu rbed for at least 3 0

seconds within one minute. RF Jamming Restore The jamming report was confirmed. RF Sup Fail Z== Supervision has failed in zone ==. This zone has

not reported to the system for 2 hours. RF Sup Rstr Z== The su pervisi on failure message was con firmed. PSTN Line Fault Error in the analogue teleph one line. PLGON Line Fault Transmission error via ISDN/GSM. Entry Meaning PSTN Line Restore Error in analogu e teleph one lin e was confirm ed. PLGON Line Restore Error in ISDN/GS M transmission was confirmed . Comms Fail Error during transmission to security centre. U-- Remote Download User -- has carried out remote maintenance. U-- Download Fail User -- has an error in remote maintenance. AC Fail Power failure. AC Restore The power failure was confirmed.

Low Battery The syst em battery is n ot charged. Low Batt Restore The battery error was confirmed. Battery Load Fail The battery cannot be charged. Tech Z== Alarm Zone == has triggered a technical alarm. Tech Z== Rest ore The technical alarm was confirm ed. U-- Time/Date User -- has changed the date or t ime. Soak Fail Z== Detect or test in zon e == has failed. Test Call The system has made a test call. Bad Checksum Misinterpretat ion in wireless transm ission . U-- Soc. Emergency A social care emergency has been triggered. Social Inactive The social care function has been deactivated. Key Box Open Z== The key box in zone == was opened . Key Box Close Z== The key box in zone == was closed . Key Sw Set Z== The ke y switch of zone == has activated t he

system.

Key Sw Unset Z== The key switch of zone == has deact ivated the

system. U-- Ptn # Reset User -- has reset the partition. RF Failure Error in wireless transm ission. RF Failure Restore Wireless transmissi on is OK ag ain. Social Emergen cy K== A social care emergency was triggered on th e

control panel. Fire Restore K== The fire alarm was confirmed. PA Rest ore The panic alarm was conf irmed . U-- Ptn # PtSet User -- has act ivated a partit ion internally. PA U-- Alarm User -- has triggered a panic alarm. RF PA U-- Low Bat The panic detector battery must be replaced. Entry Stray Z== Zone == has triggered an alarm during the entry

delay time.

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18.7. Additional functions

In this menu, a user can switch the functions assign ed to them by the installer on and off.

Select the Facilities On/Off menu item.

Seven menu items are available for selection .

Function Meaning Chime When deactivated, the system emits a signal tone if

a door chime detector is triggered . This signal tone

can be d eactivated here. Voice Prompts Activates and deactivates the voice prompt. Activity Monitor Act ivates and deact ivates activit y monitoring of the

social car e call. B’Light Brightness B’Light Always Wall Light

Sets the backlight brightness in 4 steps.

Backlight is permanently on/off.

Off: Wall light is permanently off.

On: W all light is illuminated when the

system is active, flashes in the event of an alarm and is not lit

Timed: Wall light is illuminated for 5 minutes

when the system is deactivated.

when activated an d flashes in the event of an alarm.

Zone Name Prompt s

Activated: Yes/no

Voice Prompts: 2 second p rompt for each

zone This funct ion is act ivated as follows and zon e names are recorded:

User Menu Prompts

Æ Facilities On/Off Æ Zone Name

Æ Enabled Æ Yes

The following additional prompt is then announced:

x With opened zone

set” + “<Zone name prompts>”

Æ “The System cann ot

When several zones are open , the zone

with the smallest zone number is also annou nced.

x In the event of an alarm

o Speech dialler: The first triggered

zone is also annou nced after “Home Message” and “Message x”.

o Alarm centre: The first triggered

zone is an nounced for each partition, starting with the partition

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with the smallest number.

For examp le: An alarm is triggered in the following zones in the sequence described below: Zone 26 Partition 3 Zone 25 Partition 1 Zone 3

Partition 1

The following can be heard

on the system:

“The partition is unset! Atten tion! There has been an alarm! <announcement zone 25>, <announcement zone 26>. A reset is required.”

Mains Fail Rep. Menu Æ Facilities on/off Æ Mains Fail Rep. Yes*

x If you select “Mains Fail Rep. No”, then a

fault in the mains supply voltage will not be displayed and not be communicated.

x Display – 0 no display of the

warning triang le on th e right

x Event log – no ent ry x Communication:

Display-Contrast Contrast settings

Mains Fail Rep. No

 ALARMS – no transm ission  Speech d ialler – no

notification

 SMS – no transmission

18.8. Test

This men u is used to test the different alarm centre fu nctions.

Select t he “Test” menu item.

Select the function you wish to test . To end the test, select Ba ck.

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Function Meaning Siren Tests local al arms on the system and external siren s. Loudspeaker Tests the loudsp eaker function. Keypad Tests the keypad function. Walk Test Tests the functions of the ind ividual zones. Output s Tests the wired and wireless outputs. Telecomm ands Test s the remote co n tr ol (teleco mm and) f un ction s. Pendants Tests the soci al care transm itter (pendant) funct ions. PA Detector Tests the panic detector functions. Tag Tests the chip key (tag) functions.

Siren

Press On/Off to acti vate and deact ivate the siren. On or Off at the top-right of the display indicates whether or not the siren should be heard.

Loudspeaker

Press Play/Stop to play the voice messages over the loudsp eaker. You can listen to all voice messag es saved in the syst em. Playing is shown at the top- right of the display and the voice message should be heard.

Keypad

Press each button once. The corresponding character is shown on the display in response. P ress the double keys simultaneously to start the test. Press OK to end the test.

Walk Test

A list of all detectors installed on the syst em is shown on t he display. Go through the property and trigger all detectors one after the other. Each time a detector is triggered, the alarm centre emits a double ton e and “S” is displayed at th e end of the row for the corresp onding detector. Please note

that “24h”, “Fire”, “Panic” or “Technic” zones, Key Sw Moment. Key Sw Latched and Key Box cannot be tested.

Outputs

A list of all outputs installed on the system and of th e type “manual” is shown on the display. S elect the output to be tested. Press Done to end the test.

IMPORTANT: Ensure that nobody attempts to activate the WAM using a remote control or social care transmitte r during the test. When the test is ended, check whether the output has the required status.

Telecommands

Press any key on the remot e control. The remote control user, the key pressed according to the wireless centre programming and the sign al stren gth are all sh own on the display. Press all keys on the rem ote control one after another.

Pendants

Press the button on the pendant. The identity of the user assigned to the pendant is displayed.

PA Detector

Press the button on the panic transmitter. The identity of the user assi gned to the pan ic transm it ter is displ ayed.

Tag

Hold the chip key (tag) at the top-left corner on the front of the alarm centre. The identity of the user assigned to the chip key is shown on the display.^

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Secvest Key 2WAY wireless cylinder, item no. FU59xx

x Testing

User Menu

Æ Testing Æ Secvest Key

Select t he corresp onding Secvest Key 2WA Y (Door Lock 1, Door Lock 2, Door Lock 3 or Door Lock 4 ). The wireless cylinder functions can be tested here.

“Unlocked” is sh own on the Secvest 2W AY display when t he door is unlocked. “Locked” is shown when the button on the Secvest Key 2WAY wireless cyl inder is presse d and the door is then locked. The received signal stren gth is also shown.

18.9. System configuration

This menu is used to change individual system settings, such as date and time, outputs and remote controls.

Select the System Config menu item.

Select t he item where the settings should be changed. Exit t his menu item by pressing Back.

The items have the following meanings:

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Function Meaning

Set Date & Time Select this point to enter the date and time of the

wireless alarm system. Date at alarm-center-reboot 01 / 06 / 2011 (S/W 5.06.45) 01 / 01 / 2012 (S/W 5.07.xx) A3-X

Edit Outputs Select this point to change th e times of the manu al

output. The manual outp ut is act ivated at the first time en tered and deactivated at t he secon d.

Note: Outputs can be switched on and off using a suitable remote control or by selecting the “Outputs On/Off” user menu.

Telecommands Select this point to newly allocate the remote control

buttons. The fourth button of the remote control can also be programmed here.

Note: If you do not have a remote control, press “NO TELECOMMANDS”. A list of registered remote controls and their users is shown on the display. Select the remote control to be edited. The corresponding keys can be selected using

the

keys. Select the option on the display

you wish to use.

FU8100 wireless remote control

User Menu 2 Way Instant Set

Æ System Config Æ Telecommands Æ

Æ 2 Way Inst ant Set Y

2 Way Instant Set N

x “Y” (yes) is the default factory settin g. The

alarm cen tre is act ivated immed iately when the FU81 00 remote cont rol is presse d.

x When “N” (no) is selected, the act ions set

under the following positions are started when the remote control is pressed: Installer Menu

Æ Ext Mode Æ Timed Set

Æ Partitions Æ Partition 0x

Final Door Set Instant Set Silent Set

The exit delay time is started for “Timed Set” or “Silent Set”, or the corresp onding action is started for “Final Door Set” or “Instant Set”.

x Pay attention to the reception time of the

FU8100 remote control for feedback (approx. 10 or 30 seconds). After th is period has elapsed, the FU8100 remote control cannot display any more feedback.

Call Downloader Manually activates the select ion of a ph one number

for the remote control (if installed).

Summer/Winter Time

Selects b etween automatic an d manual change from summer to winter tim e.

Message Volume Selects the volum e of the voice m essage.

Panel Sounder Vol

The volum e of operating, info and alarm tones can be set in 5 steps here.

Installer access Defines whether the User code m ust be entered in

addition to the installer code to acce ss th e installer menu.

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About Comms Shows information on th e available communication

paths. Comm.: PSTN Additionally, the following alarm centre information is displayed.

With in serted ISDN module:

Î Comm.: PSTN, ISDN

ISDN MS N Tel.No. 1234567

With insert ed GSM module:

Î Comm.: PSTN, GSM GSM IMEI module GSM signal strength GSM network name GSM phone number

With in serted ethernet module:

Î Comm.: Comm. PSTN, Ethernet IP address IP subnet mask IP gateway address MAC add ress

With insert ed GPRS module:

Î Comm.: PSTN, GPRS GSM IMEI module GSM signal strength GSM network designation (e.g. 26201 for D1) GSM phone number

Auto Set/Unset Using this option, you can activate and deactivate

the system according to a week plann er. Further details can be found in the following example.

Follow the instructions in the display to make settings. The display guides you through the settings.

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18.9.1. Week Planner

Only users with administration rights can install this function.

The system should be activated and deactivated according to the time and day of the week. First create a weekly plan of the activation and deactivation times. Each day, up to 5 data records can be programmed for activation (start) and 5 data records can be programmed for deactivation (end).

Time P1* P2P3P4 P1 P2P3P4P1P2P3P4P1P2P3P4P1P2P3P4P1P2P3P4P1P2P3P4

00:00 00:00

01:00

02:00

03:00 S S

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00 07:20 07:2 0

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00 18:00

19:00 P

20:00 19:59

21:00 20:00

22:00

23:00 S

00:00

*P = Partition

Monday Tuesday W ednesday Thursd ay Frid ay Sat urday Sunday

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18.9.2. Activation / deactivation of the week planner

(

Access the user menu using the administrator code (default = 1234) and create a week planner.

Access the men u and enter your access code.

In the System Config menu, s elect the Auto Set/Unset menu item.

Select Y for activation.

Set (activated)

Activation Y

18.9.3. Selecting the weekday

Select the weekday in the week planner.

Deactivation

Activation N

Time P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2 P3 P4 P1

Monday Tue sday Wednesday

00:00 00:0 0

01:00

02:00

03:00 S

04:00

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18.9.4. Auto Set

00:00

Select the time for Auto Set (00:00).

Select data record 1.

Select activated Y Select the activation time.

Set the hour, then press Next to set the minutes and confirm with OK.

Select the “Partitions” menu item, then change the partitions to Y or N.

Time P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2

00:00 00:0 0

01:00

02:00

03:00 S

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00 07:2 0 07:20

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00 18:0 0

19:00 P

20:00 19:5 9

21:00 20:0 0

22:00 S

23:00

Monday T uesda

Data record Activation

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18.9.5. Auto Unset

Select the time for the Auto Unset (07:20).

Select data record 1.

Select activated Y Select the activation time.

Set the hour, then press Next to set the minutes and confirm with OK.

Select the “Partitions” menu item, then change the partitions to Y or N.

End programming by pressing Done.

A data record has now been programmed for Monday with an activation time of 00:00 and a deactivation time of 07:20.

Time P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2

00:00 00:0 0

01:00

02:00

03:00 S

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00 07:2 0 07:20

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00 18:0 0

19:00 P

20:00 19:5 9

21:00 20:0 0

22:00 S

23:00

Monday T uesda

Data record Deactivation

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18.9.6. Internal and external activation

In this example, partition 1 is switched from internal activation (external perimeter protection) to external activation (completely activated). The system should have external perimeter protection from 18:00 onwards and a complete activation from 20:00 onwards.

The change from internal to external activation cannot be made without an interruption of < 1 minute (e.g. 19:59 Æ 20:00).

If detectors w ith the Part Set (P) property are set up for partition 1, you can Menu item in week planner: Use Auto Set to Part Set for partition 1.

( Installer mode - Detector)

Detector in partition 1 with the property: P

x Create data record 2 as detailed in the Auto S et and Auto Unset sections.

Set Y, activation time 18:00, Part Set Y and Partitions 1 - - - . Set Y, deactivation time 19:59 and Partitions 1 - - - .

(Week Planner)

Part Set: Y for partition 1

Set 18:00 Unset 19:59

x Create data record 3 as detailed in the Auto S et and Auto Unset sections.

Set Y, activation time 20:00, Part Set N and partitions 1---. Unset time 07:20 on the following day (Tuesday) with data record 1.

Please make sure to use the data record 1 on the next day for deactivation. There is a danger of losing track of the programming.

Activation Monday, 20:00 Select the next day (Tuesday) Deactivation Tuesday, 07:20

Time P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2

00:00 00:0 0

01:00

02:00

03:00 S

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00 07:2 0 07:20

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00 18:0 0

19:00 P

20:00 19:5 9

21:00 20:0 0

22:00 S

23:00

Monday T uesda

Data record 1

Data record 2

Monday

Data record 3

Activation

Tuesday

Data record 1

Deactivation

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18.9.7. Activating and deactivating data records

00:00

To deactivate a data record (time period), make changes in the AUTO SET menu. In AUTO UNSET, change Set to N.

Data record: Data record: Start deactivated End deactivated

Time P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P2

00:00 00:00

01:00

02:00

03:00 S

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00 07:20 07:2 0

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00 18:00

19:00 P

20:00 19:59

21:00 20:00

22:00 S

23:00

Monday T uesda

Data record 1

Data record 2

Monday

Data record 3

Activation

Tuesday

Data record 1

Deactivation

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18.10. Follow Me

This menu is used for entering the follow me number. This number is dialled to send a voice message to a telephon e of your choice in the event of an alarm. A part from the follow me number, up to three other telep hone num bers can be d ialled. These can only be ch anged in the inst aller menu. The follow me numb er can also be changed in the user menu.

18.11. Outputs On/Off

This menu is used to activate or deactivate individual outputs manually. Only outputs programmed as manual can be activated.

Select the Follow Me menu item.

Enter the new num ber on the keypad and save by pressing OK. Press Delete to delete a phone number.

Select the Outputs On/Off

Select t he output where th e settings sh ould be ch anged. The select ed output can be activated or deactivated End your entry by pressing Done.

menu item.

by pressing “Change”.

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18.12. Telephone Call

This men u is used to start a telephone call manually and test the telephone line or GSM conn ection. The system uses the integrated loudspeaker an d microp hone to establish a voice connection.

Select t he “Telep hone Call” menu item.

Enter the new number using the keypad. The number is dialled by pressing “OK”. The number is removed by pressi ng “Delete”.

The system starts to dial the entered number and establishes a voice connection.

However, it may not be possi ble to hold a prop er two-way c onversation, depending on the type of line to which the system is connected. The following applies to the connections:

PSTN

One can make a call an d list en to th e other end , and one can send DTMF tones from the control p anel. This service can be used to select option s from an automatic answering service or to control d evices at the oth er end of th e line

ISDN

One can make call an d hold a proper two-way conversation with a person at the oth er end of th e line. One can also send DTMF tones from the control panel.

GSM

One can make a call an d list en to th e other end , and one can send DTMF tones from the control p anel. This type of connection works with an automated an swering service such as those used, for example, by many mobile telephone service providers for the registration of SIM cards and the rech arging of prepaid cards. If one tries to hold a 2-way conversation, the person at the other end of the line may have difficulty understanding you.

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19. Error displays

There are se veral errors that can occur during norm al system operation. These erro rs do not immediately trig ger an alarm or prevent syst em act ivation. All errors should be cleared immediately by the user or reported to the installer as they indicate a malfunction. Errors and error-clearing measures are entered in the event log. An error always results in the following graphic displays (except after an alarm):

The exclamation m ark (

error, p ress the control button are prompted t o enter your user code. The error is then displayed. For example, the following graphic display is shown:

See the following pages for displayed errors, their meaning and possible causes. Confirm by pressing OK after dealing with the error. The exclamation mark

) disappears.

(

) in the display indicates en error. To display the

under the exclamation m ark ( ). You

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19.1. Errors, meanings, causes and suggested solutions

Displa yed error Meaning Possible causes Suggested solutions

AC Fail The 230 V AC system

WAM__PSU Fail 230 V AC power supply is

Batt Low No battery power supply

WAM Low Batt No battery power supply

power supply is missing.

missing in the accessory module.

to the syst em.

to the acce ssory module.

x The main fuse of the PSU on the wireless

alarm system is n ot fitted correct ly or is defecti ve.

x The connecting cable between the system

and the base plate is not inserted correctly.

x The main power supply to the PSU of the

base plate has failed or the power cable was not fitted correctly.

x PSU in b ase plate is defecti ve. x The mains power cable to the 12 V power

supply is not connected correctly.

x The PSU is not supplied with power.

x The PSU t hat supplies power to the

accessor y modu le is defective.

x The insert ed batteries are n ot full y charg ed. x This error should disappear when the batteries

x The lead-acid battery has not yet been

charged.

x No lead-acid battery was connect ed.

x Replace the main fuse with one of th e same

rating.

x Check that the fuse is correctly fitt ed.

x Check the correct inst allation of the syst em to

the base plate an d plug the connect ing cable into the correct base plate socket.

x Check that your mains power fuse is act ive for

the system. Is th ere a 230 V power supply?

x Check the correct conn ection between the mains

power line and the PSU clam p.

x Contact your installer. x Check the correct inst allation of the 12 V DC

connect ing cable.

x Check that the PSU is inserted and the red LED

on the PSU is lit.

x Contact your installer.

are fully charged.

x After a maximum of 4 hours, the batt eries are

charged and this display disappears.

x This error should dis appear when the bat tery is

fully charged.

x Check the correct inst allation of the 6 V, 1.2 Ah

lead-acid battery in the accessor y module.

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Displa yed error Meaning Possible ca uses Suggested solutions

Low Batt Z__ No battery power supply

in zone __.

WAM__ SUP Fail Supervision signal from

the accessory module has failed.

x The battery capaci ty in the detector of zone

__ is almost exhausted.

x The accesso ry module ou tside the wireless

range of the system .

x Change the detector battery within 14 days.

x Check wireless communication between the

system an d the acce ssory module using the wireless testing box.

x Install the accessory module in a more suitable

location.

Zone Supervision Faults

Supervision signal from detector of zone __ has failed .

x The wireless unit on the accessory m odule

has failed.

x The detect or is outside t he wireless range

of the system.

x Contact your installer.

x Check wire less com munication between t he

system an d the transmitter using the wireless testing box.

x Install the detector in a more suitable location.

Jamming Jamming of wirel ess

communication for more than 30 seconds inside a

x The wireless unit of the detector has failed . x Intentional or natural disturbance within the

wireless band.

x Contact your installer. x Contact your installer.

minute.

PSTN Line Fault Analogue transmission

path has failed.

x The analogue telephone connection is n ot

connect ed correctly to the telephone line.

x Check the correct conn ection of the analogue

telephone line.

x Check whether the analogue line is engaged for

a long period or disconnected.

PLGON Line Fault Digital transmissi on path

has failed. Failure of GSM connect ion.

x The transm ission path has been

programmed for an analogue telephone, although this is not used.

x The ISDN telephone connection is not

connect ed correctly to the telephone line.

x The GSM d evice is not connected to the

network.

x Contact your installer. Program ming must be

changed.

x Check the correct conn ection of the ISDN

telephone line.

x Check that the SIM card is correctly in serted and

that you still have credit.

x Use the “About Comms” item in the user menu

to check the signal stren gth and the state of the GSM module. If the signal strength is too weak, no transmission can take place.

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20. New operating mode for social care messages

x An alarm can cellation using the pendant is no longer p ossible within the 30 secon d guard time. Earlier, an alarm was can celled by pressing the button a

second time within the gu ard time.

x An alarm can cellation is only possib le on the alarm centre within the 30 second guard time. A user code must also be entered in the alarm cen tre during this

time. The text sh own below appears b riefly on the display. The first triggered social care messa ge can be seen in the secon d line. If the social care m essage was triggered by the wireless pendant (item no. FU8390), then the corresponding programmed user name appears on the display. If the social care messag e is triggered by the key on the alarm centre, then “Social Care Key” appea rs on the display. Other social car e messages triggered within the 30 second guard time and before the alarm cancellation are not displayed.

Social Alarm from

Social Car e Key (or “User.xy”)

(Other Social Alarms

during guard time

Not Displayed)

x Alarm transmission :

o Social care messag es trig gered within the 30 second guard time are collected and then transm itted together after the guard time has elapsed. This is

made over the activated communication type (ALARMS, SOCIAL CARE, SPEECH DIALLER, SMS).

o Other triggered social care messages are tr ansm itted immediately after t he 30 second guard time has expired (social care alarms are not yet

acknowledged by the alarm centre).

21. Declaration of conformity

The declaration of conformity to the applicable guidelines has been made available and signed by the Technical Director of ABUS-Security Center. It is available under www.abus.com.

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