AVS Electronics CAPTURE, CAPTURE 8, CAPTURE 32, CAPTURE 16 Installation And Programming Manual

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GENERAL INSTALLATION

AND

PROGRAMMING MANUAL

CAPTURE

CERTIFIED

QUALITY SYSTEM

UNI EN ISO 9001:2008

IST0865V1.0

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Certied products

IMQ - Security Systems

EN 50136-2-1 EN 50131-1 EN 50131-3 EN 50131-6 CEB T014

Indice

GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 3

CAPTURE 32 - Technical features ................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 4

CAPTURE 16 - Technical features ................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 5

CAPTURE 8 - Technical features .................................................................................................................................................................. pag. 6

Type of connections ...................................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 12

Control panel board CAPTURE 32, CAPTURE 16, CAPTURE 8 ................................................................................................................. pag. 14

Terminal board, Jumper and Connectors CAPTURE 32, CAPTURE 16, CAPTURE 8 ................................................................................ pag. 14

Supply unit section ........................................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 15

Connections module XGSM and module EWEB WIFI .................................................................................................................................. pag. 15

Keyboard A500 - A500 Plus ......................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 16

Satellites ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 18

Hints on armings management ..................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 19

PSTN Telephone - Technical features ........................................................................................................................................................... pag. 20

DIGIVOC (optional) - Technical features ....................................................................................................................................................... pag. 20

PSTN + GSM ............................................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 20

XGSM - Technical features............................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 21

SIM Card Inclusion/Antenna Connector Input ............................................................................................................................................... pag. 21

XGSM485 - XGSM485 PRO - Technical features ......................................................................................................................................... pag. 22

Checking Credit and Expiry of the SIM Card for XGSM - XGSM485 and XGSM485PRO ........................................................................... pag. 24

Recording of vocal messages ....................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 24

Recording with XWIN software procedure XWIN (CAPTURE e DIGIVOC): ............................................................................................ pag. 24

Vocal messages ............................................................................................................................................................................................ pag. 25

Telephone Table - 1st .................................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 26

Telephone Table - 2st .................................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 27

Telephone Table - recorded messages ......................................................................................................................................................... pag. 27

RTC ACTIVATION BY A CALL FROM THE CONTROL PANEL .................................................................................................................... pag. 28

USER RTC ACTIVATION .............................................................................................................................................................................. pag. 28

DTMF Commands ................................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 28

RTC USER with recognition of incoming number ......................................................................................................................................... pag. 28

INSTALLER RTC ACTIVATION ..................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 28

Outgoing SMS Management ......................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 29

Incoming SMS Management ......................................................................................................................................................................... pag. 29

Programming ................................................................................................................................................................................................. pag. 30

Hints on sectors management ................................................................................................................................................................. pag. 30

Manufacturers Declaration of Conformity R&TTE 99/05/CE ......................................................................................................................... pag. 70

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The control panels Capture are compatible with the following devices

ARTICLES DESCRIPTION

CAPTURE 32 Microprocessor central control unit

CAPTURE 16 Microprocessor central control unit

CAPTURE 8 Microprocessor central control unit

A500 Operating keyboard

A500 Plus Operating keyboard

TOY L, TOY T Proximity key with “NFC” technology

TOY C Proximity badge with “NFC” technology

XGSM GSM telephone communicator

XGSM485 - XGS485PRO GSM telephone communicator

DIGIVOC Voice synthesis boards

XEXP8 Zone expansion module

XSATWS Zone expansion module via radio

C8 Zone and output expansion module

XSAT36 Zone and output expansion module

XSATHP Expansion module for digital sensors

XSATPW 3 Power feeder in boards with zone and output expansion

XSATPW 3 Q Power feeder in metallic box with zone and output expansion

XSATPW 5 Power feeder in boards with zone and output expansion

XSATPW 5 Q Power feeder in metallic box with zone and output expansion

POWER 3 Extra power feeder in board

POWER 3 Q Extra power feeder in metallic box

POWER 5 Extra power feeder in board

POWER 5 Q Extra power feeder in metallic box

XMR2 2-relay board

MR4 4-relay board

MR8 8-relay board

EWEB LAN - WEB SERVER interface

EWEB WIFI LAN - WEB SERVER WIFI interface

P P

P P P

Grado 3

Grado 2

Grado 3

Grado 2

Grado 3

Grado 2

Grado 3

La conformità alla normativa EN50131 decade se:

• i dispositivi non vengono installati nei contenitori CONT-CAPTURE, CONT SX e CONT SAT W o facendo riferimento a quanto espressamente indicato nella tabella.

The products must be used according to the intended use and in compliance with the rules applicable to the various plant engineering types. However, before commissioning the installed products, the system must be tested in order to verify its functioning and compliance with the safety rules according to that indicated by Law n. 46 dated 05/03/90 and by Standard CEI 79-3.

The equipment must not be exposed to dripping or water sprays and no object full of liquid must be placed on it.

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MUST BE EXECUTED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL

AVS ELECTRONICS S.p.a. reserves the right to make amendments at any moment and without notice.

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CAPTURE 32 - Technical features

Microprocessor control panel that manages all functions typical of a safety and protection system, in that it is able to discriminate the signals coming

from burglar proof , re protection, anti-robbery, medical assistance, etc detectors.

The system is made of a control panel and of at least one keypad of (mod.A 500-A500Plus) type and it can be completed with extension satellite electronic boards of (mod.C8, XSAT36, XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, XSAT WS, XSATHP, XSATHP Virtuale) type, with network adapter (mod. EWEB, EWEB WIFI), with GSM dialler (mod.XGSM e/o XGSM485) and the vocal synthesizer (DIGIVOC); the PSTN dialler is already included in the control panel electronic board.

Keypads • maximum n. 8 with display (mod.A500 - A500Plus), on 600 total meters of cable with 4 wires per serial

Serial sirens • max n° 8 (mod. CITY LED HP, CITY X HP, CITY CARBON HP, TS85 P LED HP, TS85 V LED HP, TS85 X LED HP) Satellites • max n° 8 (mod. C8, XSAT36 , XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, XSAT WS, XSATHP o Virtual XSATHP) Chiavi seriali • n° 32 lettori seriali (mod. RS) Software zones • n° 32, programmable with automatic detection of the state of alarm and of tamper proof, individually mana-

Input zones ••n° 8 expandable at 171

Sectors • n° 8 (separate sectors) Zones conguration • Immediate, Conditional, Immediate with permanent exclusion, Immediate with temporary exclusion, Timed, Ti-

Zone options • Impulses, alarm memory and reset, N.C. connection, N.A. connection, End of line 1R, End of line 2R (tamper

Events memory • n° 512 events can be memorised with date and time and outcome of the calls Alarm outputs ••n° 1 alarm relay programmable with 2-ways and output. Connect only circuits working with SELV voltage to

Armings ••n° 4 automatic arming modality

Codes •

Timer •

Telephone •

Check on power supplies • signal on display of the control panel functioning anomalies or supervised additional supply units

Programming •

Voltage • stabilised power supply nominal voltage: 13.8 V = Sizes ••keypad A500 - A500 Plus (LxHxP): 135 x 114 x 35 mm

Environmental conditions • Temperature -10 °C / + 55 °C - Humidity 95% Environmental class • Class II Weight without battery • 5 Kg Max. current absorbed • 135 mA / 230 V ~ Max. current absorbed on

13.8V = Placeable battery • 7 Ah IMQ Performances •

Zones in keypad: n° 2

geable.

n° 1 input dedicated to tamper proof, cannot be excluded.

med with temporary exclusion 1, Timed with permanent exclusion 1, Arming ON, HOME, ZONE, PERIMETER, 24 hour line, Timed 24 hour line 1, Tamper line, Not used

signal), chime function, door, zones under test, buzzer in alarm, activates O.C. outputs, AND zones and AND directional, radio supervision management, 16 digits alphanumerical stripe, Alarms Coding, Vibration sensor, Shutters switch.

these outputs. n° 7 (max 32) transistorised outputs (50 mA-OpenCollector) on terminal boards for connection with relay electronic boards (mod. MR4 / MR8) upon request. Congurable in various modalities..

From display keypad or from outdoor activations in it ON, HOME, AREA and PERIMETER modality n° 128 user codes available from 4 to 6 digits

•

n° 8 programmable user proles

•

n° 128 automatic Emergency codes (with more than 1.000.000 combinations) 16 daily operations for all sectors

•

armings/disarmings of sectors and OC activation

•

“copy copy from Monday to Friday” and “copy from Monday to Sunday” functionca

•

10 programmable holiday periods

•

automatic summer time-standard time and standard time-summer time change

•

duration Inclusion Warning/Extraordinary management

•

inhibition of the codes with Timer armed n°16 telephone numbers on PSTN/GSM line

•

n°40 customisable vocal messages as well as extended vocabula

•

GSM telephone dialler GSM (mod. XGSM e/o mod. XGSM 485) optional

(mod. XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, POWER3, POWER5)

from display keypad with simplied guided menu

•

from PC in direct connection with software Xwin and USB cable

•

from PC connected via telephone with software Xwin and universal modem

•

from PC connected via network with software Xwin

housing (LxHxP): 330 x 420 x 107 mm

• only 130 mA control panel electronic board with PSTN telephone dialler activated

EN 50131- 1 Grado 3 • EN50136-2-1

•

EN 50131- 3 Grado 3

•

EN 50131- 6 Grado 3

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CAPTURE 16 - Technical features

Microprocessor control panel that manages all functions typical of a safety and protection system, in that it is able to discriminate the signals coming

from burglar proof , re protection, anti-robbery, medical assistance, etc detectors.

Keypads • maximum n. 8 with display (mod.A500 - A500Plus), on 600 total meters of cable with 4 wires per serial

Serial sirens • max n° 4 (mod. CITY LED HP, CITY X HP, CITY CARBON HP, TS85 P LED HP, TS85 V LED HP, TS85 X LED HP) Satellites • max n° 4 (mod. C8, XSAT36 , XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, XSAT WS, XSATHP o Virtual XSATHP) Chiavi seriali • n° 32 lettori seriali (mod. RS) Software zones • n° 16, programmable with automatic detection of the state of alarm and of tamper proof, individually mana-

Input zones ••n° 8 expandable at 171

Sectors • n° 4 (separate sectors) Zones conguration • Immediate, Conditional, Immediate with permanent exclusion, Immediate with temporary exclusion, Timed, Ti-

Zone options • Impulses, alarm memory and reset, N.C. connection, N.A. connection, End of line 1R, End of line 2R (tamper

Armings ••n° 4 automatic arming modality

Codes •

Timer •

Telephone •

Check on power supplies • signal on display of the control panel functioning anomalies or supervised additional supply units

Programming •

Voltage • stabilised power supply nominal voltage: 13.8 V = Sizes ••keypad A500 - A500 Plus (LxHxP): 135 x 114 x 35 mm

13.8V = Placeable battery • 7 Ah IMQ Performances •

Zones in keypad: n° 2

geable.

n° 1 input dedicated to tamper proof, cannot be excluded.

med with temporary exclusion 1, Timed with permanent exclusion 1, Arming ON, HOME, ZONE, PERIMETER, 24 hour line, Timed 24 hour line 1, Tamper line, Not used

From display keypad or from outdoor activations in it ON, HOME, AREA and PERIMETER modality n° 64 user codes available from 4 to 6 digits

•

n° 8 programmable user proles

•

n° 64 automatic Emergency codes (with more than 1.000.000 combinations) 16 daily operations for all sectors

•

armings/disarmings of sectors and OC activation

•

“copy copy from Monday to Friday” and “copy from Monday to Sunday” functionca

•

10 programmable holiday periods

•

automatic summer time-standard time and standard time-summer time change

•

duration Inclusion Warning/Extraordinary management

•

inhibition of the codes with Timer armed n°16 telephone numbers on PSTN/GSM line

•

n°40 customisable vocal messages as well as extended vocabula

•

GSM telephone dialler GSM (mod. XGSM e/o mod. XGSM 485) optional

(mod. XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, POWER3, POWER5)

from display keypad with simplied guided menu

•

from PC in direct connection with software Xwin and USB cable

•

from PC connected via telephone with software Xwin and universal modem

•

from PC connected via network with software Xwin

housing (LxHxP): 330 x 420 x 107 mm

• only 130 mA control panel electronic board with PSTN telephone dialler activated

EN 50131- 1 Grado 3 • EN50136-2-1

•

EN 50131- 3 Grado 3

•

EN 50131- 6 Grado 3

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CAPTURE 8 - Technical features

Microprocessor control panel that manages all functions typical of a safety and protection system, in that it is able to discriminate the signals coming

from burglar proof , re protection, anti-robbery, medical assistance, etc detectors.

Keypads • maximum n. 8 with display (mod.A500 - A500Plus), on 600 total meters of cable with 4 wires per serial

Serial sirens • max n° 2 (mod. CITY LED HP, CITY X HP, CITY CARBON HP, TS85 P LED HP, TS85 V LED HP, TS85 X LED HP) Satellites • max n° 2 (mod. C8, XSAT36 , XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, XSAT WS, XSATHP o Virtual XSATHP) Chiavi seriali • n° 32 lettori seriali (mod. RS) Software zones • n° 8, programmable with automatic detection of the state of alarm and of tamper proof, individually manage-

Input zones ••n° 8 expandable at 171

Sectors • n° 4 (separate sectors) Zones conguration • Immediate, Conditional, Immediate with permanent exclusion, Immediate with temporary exclusion, Timed, Ti-

Zone options • Impulses, alarm memory and reset, N.C. connection, N.A. connection, End of line 1R, End of line 2R (tamper

Armings ••n° 4 automatic arming modality

Codes •

Timer •

Telephone •

Check on power supplies • signal on display of the control panel functioning anomalies or supervised additional supply units

Programming •

Voltage • stabilised power supply nominal voltage: 13.8 V = Sizes ••keypad A500 - A500 Plus (LxHxP): 135 x 114 x 35 mm

13.8V = Placeable battery • 7 Ah IMQ Performances •

Zones in keypad: n° 2

able.

n° 1 input dedicated to tamper proof, cannot be excluded.

med with temporary exclusion 1, Timed with permanent exclusion 1, Arming ON, HOME, ZONE, PERIMETER, 24 hour line, Timed 24 hour line 1, Tamper line, Not used

From display keypad or from outdoor activations in it ON, HOME, AREA and PERIMETER modality n° 64 user codes available from 4 to 6 digits

•

n° 8 programmable user proles

•

n° 64 automatic Emergency codes (with more than 1.000.000 combinations) 16 daily operations for all sectors

•

armings/disarmings of sectors and OC activation

•

“copy copy from Monday to Friday” and “copy from Monday to Sunday” functionca

•

10 programmable holiday periods

•

automatic summer time-standard time and standard time-summer time change

•

duration Inclusion Warning/Extraordinary management

•

inhibition of the codes with Timer armed n°16 telephone numbers on PSTN/GSM line

•

n°40 customisable vocal messages as well as extended vocabula

•

GSM telephone dialler GSM (mod. XGSM e/o mod. XGSM 485) optional

(mod. XSATPW 3, XSATPW 5, POWER3, POWER5)

from display keypad with simplied guided menu

•

from PC in direct connection with software Xwin and USB cable

•

from PC connected via telephone with software Xwin and universal modem

•

from PC connected via network with software Xwin

housing (LxHxP): 330 x 420 x 107 mm

• only 130 mA control panel electronic board with PSTN telephone dialler activated

EN 50131- 1 Grado 3 • EN50136-2-1

•

EN 50131- 3 Grado 3

•

EN 50131- 6 Grado 3

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE ZONES AND OPEN COLLECTORS (O.C.)

Central control unit terminals L1, L2, L3, L4 and all terminals LXX of the satellite models except models XSAT36, XSATPW and XSAT HP can be programmed as zone inputs or as O.C. Outputs, or both at the same time. The central control unit also has 3 terminals O.C.1, O.C.2 and O.C.3 (“physical O.C.”) to which the same number of “software O.C.” can be coupled

Programming the zones and Open Collectors is basically the same, except for a few small differences.

The zones available are divided up into two families, “physical zones” and “software zones”, and also the available O.C.s divide up into two families, “physical O.C.s” and “software O.C.s”; the quantity available for both the zones and the O.C.s varies according to the central contol unit model:

• CAPTURE 32 - max. 32 software zones out of max. 171 physical zones available; max. 32 software O.C.s out of 74 physical O.C.s available.

• CAPTURE 16 - max. 16 software zones out of max. 99 physical zones available; max. 16 software O.C.s out of 42 physical O.C.s available.

• CAPTURE 8 - max. 8 software zones out of max. 63 physical zones available; max. 8 software O.C.s out of 26 physical O.C.s available.

SOFTWARE ZONE/O.C. and PHYSICAL ZONE/O.C. ASSOCIATION

SOFTWARE ZONE/O.C.: are the zones/O.C.s that can actually be programmed and for both they are a max. number of 32 for CAPTURE 32, 16 for CAPTURE 16

and 8 for CAPTURE 8. Only one “physical zone” can be associated with each “software zone” and one “physical O.C.” can be associated with each “software O.C.”.

PHYSICAL ZONE/O.C.: are the inputs/outputs (terminals) on the various boards, whether they are central control unit, expansion, etc. boards. Corresponding to each board are some “physical zones” and “physical O.C.s” that must be associated with the “software zones” and/or “software O.C.s” of the system. Each “physical zone” can be associated with one or more “software zones”, and one or more “software O.C.s” can be associated with each “physical O.C.”.

The numbering given on the table is the default numbering of the central control unit.

- A “physical zone” is associated with each “software zone” in sequential order, starting from the central control unit terminals and going up to the last satellite of the serial connection.

Example: Central Control Unit Zones: software zone 1 linked to terminal 1 of the central control unit base board - software zone 8 linked to terminal 8 of the central

control unit base board. Satellite Zones: software zone 9 linked to terminal 1 of the satellite base board with address 1 - zone 16 linked to terminal 8 of the satellite base board with address 1 - software zone 17 linked to terminal 1 of the satellite base board with address 2 - zone 24 linked to terminal 8 of the satellite base board with address 2 - and so on

- Only the rst 3 “software O.C.s” are associated with 3 “physical O.C.s” that are, respectively, terminals OC1, OC2 and OC3 in the central control unit, all the

others are congured as “not assigned”.

Example: Central Control Unit O.C.s: software O.C. 1 linked to terminal OC1 of the central control unit base board - software O.C. 3 linked to terminal OC3 of the central

control unit base board; software O.C. 4 set as “not assigned” Satellite O.C.s: no software O.C. is linked to the physical O.C.s in the various satellites.

If these associations should be changed for installation requirements, it is advisable to note them down on the table.

LEGEND:

Phisical zone

The physical zones are associated with the software zones, specifying if this input is found: on the central control unit/keyboard/satellite - on the base board/expansion board and the number.

CON = CONTROL PANEL

PAD = KEYPAD SAT xx = SATELLITE n. xx

BA.C = BASIC ELECTRONIC BOARD CLAMP EX.C = EXTENSION ELECTRONIC BOARD CLAMPS

SEN xx = RADIO DETECTORS and SERIAL DETECTORS (HP)

Phisical Open Collector

The physical O.C.s are associated with the software O.C.s, specifying if this output is found: on the central control unit/keyboard/satellite - and the number. CON = CONTROL PANEL

PAD = KEYPAD SAT xx = SATELLITE n. xx

BA.C = BASIC ELECTRONIC BOARD CLAMP M.OC = OPEN COLLECTOR CLAMP

Note: the distribution shown below is merely indicative and can be varied during programming.

COMPARATIVE TABLES

CONTROL PANEL [CON BA.C:xx S]

CLAMP L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 OC1 OC2 OC3

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

pre-associated

SOFTWARE O.C. .... .... .... ....

associated

SOFTWARE O.C. .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - - -

- - -

- - - - 1 2 3

- - - -

.... .... ....

KEYPAD [KEYPAD 01..08]

KEYPAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

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SATELLITE 01

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: I. BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

- - - - - - - -

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

- - - - - - - -

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

SATELLITE 02

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato ........ ........ ........

BASIC Inputs [Sat: I. BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

17 18 19

........ ........ ........

- - - - - - - -

- - - - -

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SATELLITE 03

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

SATELLITE 04

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

NO CAPTURE 8

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

- - - - - - - -

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

- - - - - - - -

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

NO CAPTURE 8

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - -

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

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SATELLITE 05

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

SATELLITE 06

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

NO CAPTURE 16 NO CAPTURE 8

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - -

........ ........ ........

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - -

NO CAPTURE 16 NO CAPTURE 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

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SATELLITE 07

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

SATELLITE 08

CLAMP

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

ZONE

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C.

associated

SOFTWARE O.C.

pre-associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

associated

SOFTWARE ZONE

O.C. SOFTWARE

associato

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx] EXTENSION Inputs [Sat: I. EX xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

Detector [Sat: Sen xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: OC xx]

BASIC Inputs [Sat: M.BA xx]

NO CAPTURE 16 NO CAPTURE 8

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

NO CAPTURE 16 NO CAPTURE 8

C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XSAT WS - XSATHP - VIRTUAL XSATHP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

XGSM485

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

25 26 27

........ ........ ........

- - - - -

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Type of connections

L3 L4

The CAPTURE central control unit has a basic conguration of eight inputs that can be individually programmed as:

- NO (Normally Open),

- NC (Normally Closed), which is the DEFAULT state,

- Inertial Vibration (balance with one 2300 ohm resistor)

- Inertial Roller Shutter (balance with one 2300 ohm resistor)

- Inertial Vibration NC (Normally Closed)

- Inertial Roller Shutter NC (Normally Closed)

- 1R (balance with one 4700 ohm resistor), in this case there will be only the alarm signal of the zone

N.B.:The equipment must be protected by using the TAMPER dedicated line or a different input zone of the control panel, programmed in TAMPER modality.

- 2R (balance with two 4700 ohm resistors), in this case there will be both the alarm signal and the tamper signal of the zone.

NO Zones (Normally Open Inputs) (NO XSAT36, XSATPW e XSATHP)

L1 L3 L4

This conguration allows only the alarm status of the zone corresponding with the unbalanced

input to be recognised:

L1 - L8: Negative closing of the circuit in inputs from L1 to L8 triggers the alarm of the corresponding zone.

T: Negative closing of the circuit of input T (normally used to protect the equipment) triggers a TAMPER alarm.

NC Zones (Normally Closed Inputs) (NO XSAT36, XSATPW e XSATHP)

L2L1 L3 L4

L5 L7

This conguration allows only the alarm status of the zone corresponding with the unbalanced

input to be recognised:

L1 - L8: Negative closing of the circuit in inputs from L1 to L8 triggers the alarm of the corresponding zone.

T: Negative closing of the circuit of input T (normally used to protect the equipment) triggers a TAMPER alarm.

Zones 1R (Balanced inputs with one 4700 ohm resistor)

L1 L3 L4

This conguration allows only the alarm status of the zone corresponding with the unbalanced input to be recognised:

L1 - L8: Negative closing of the circuit in inputs from L1 to L8 triggers the alarm of the corresponding zone.

T: Negative closing of the circuit of input T (normally used to protect the equipment) triggers a TAMPER alarm.

Balancing resistance

R1 R1 R1

The colours of R1 terminal resistance are:

Zones 2R (Balanced inputs with two 4700 ohm resistors)

This conguration allows the central control unit to recognise both tamper and alarm status using the same zone circuit:

L1 - L8: The inputs of the zones programmed in this mode must be terminated with two 4700 ohm resistors. The rst resistor (in parallel with the alarm contact of the sensor) identies the zone alarm while the second (in series with the circuit) identies the tampering. While referring to the gure at the side, when the contact is opened the central control unit detects the general alarm

status of the sensor, while the short circuit or clipping of the input circuit triggers a tamper alarm, even with the system switched off. T: The dedicated Tamper line is always balanced with a single termination resistor. The opening or short circuit of input T (normally used to protect the equipment) triggers a TAMPER alarm.

R1 4.700 ohm

1) Yellow Value: 4

2) Purple Value: 7

3) Red Number of zeros 2

4) Gold Tolerance: 5%

Balancing resistance

The colours of R1 terminal resistance are:

Example:

The connection of two general sensors to two inputs programmed as Zones 2R is shown by way of example. Opening of the NC ALARM contact triggers an alarm status. Opening of the NC TAMPER or a short circuit triggers the tamper alarm of the corresponding input zone.

R1 4.700 ohm

1) Yellow Value: 4

2) Purple Value: 7

3) Red Number of zeros 2

4) Gold Tolerance: 5%

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Inertial Vibration and Inertial Roller Shutter Zones

L1 L3 L4

In those zones programmed as Inertial Roller Shutter, the central control unit does not signal the open zone if the connection cable is interrupted. In those zones programmed as Inertial Vibration, the central control unit signals the open zone if the connection cable is interrupted.

These congurations permit direct management of Inertial or Roller Shutter sensors with one 4700

ohm R1 terminal resistor for the XSAT36 and XSATPW inputs and one 2200 ohm R2 terminal resi- stor (not supplied, or two 4700 ohm R1 resistors in parallel) for the Capture central control unit, C8. To adjust the sensitivity, the “Number of Pulses” step inside the programming of the single zone is used (1= HIGH sensitivity / 120= LOW sensitivity). The equipment is protected using the dedicated TAMPER line or an input zone other than the central control unit, programmed in TAMPER mode. N.B.: this type of connection cannot be used in the zones in the A500 and A500 Plus keyboards and the XSAT HP expansions.

Balancing resistance

The colours of R1 and R2 terminal resistance are:

R1 4.700 ohm

1) Yellow Value: 4

2) Purple Value: 7

3) Red Number of zeros 2

4) Gold Tolerance: 5%

R2 2.200 ohm

1) Red Value: 2

2) Red Value: 2

3) Red Number of zeros 2

4) Gold Tolerance: 5%

NC Inertial Vibration and NC Inertial Roller Shutter Zones

L1 L3 L4

L5 L6

These congurations permit direct management of Inertial or Rolling Shutter sensors

with negative reference.

To adjust the sensitivity, the “Number of Pulses” step inside the programming of the single zone is used (1= HIGH sensitivity / 120= LOW sensitivity).

The equipment is protected using the dedicated TAMPER line or an input zone other than the central control unit, programmed in TAMPER mode.

N.B.: this type of connection cannot be used in the zones in the A500 and A500 Plus keyboards and the XSAT 36, XSAT PW and XSAT HP expansions.

Installation

• In order to guarantee the correct system installation, it is important to lock the cables of the different equipment with the strips using the appropriate turrets of the housing .

• To guarantee electrical safety, the wires must be fastened with a clip directly on the protective sheath

• The 3 wires for the 230 V ~ mains power supply and the 2 wires for the power supply must be securely fastened together using a proper clip

(as shown in the gure) to prevent them coming into contact with sensitive parts of the central control unit if they should come loose from the

terminal block.

FOR GSM ANTENNA

CABLE FASTENING

WITH CLIP

FOR 230V POWER

CORD FASTENING

WITH CLIP

220V POWER SUPPLY

INLET HOLE

FOR WI FI ANTENNA

CABLE FASTENING

WITH CLIP

FOR TELEPHONE

CABLE FASTENING

WITH CLIP

FASTON FASTENING

YELLOW/GREEN CABLE

FOR EARTHING THE

COVER

FOR FASTENING

THE SIGNAL

SIGNAL CABLES

INLET HOLE

BATTERY

RETAINER

Anti-tamper KIT installation (Optional)

1. Perforate the wall in correspondence with the hole at the bottom of the housing destined for the anti-tamper.

2. Insert the wedge in the hole in the wall and tighten the spacer.

3. From the outside, insert the anti-tamper on the appropriate hole at the bottom of the housing.

4. Tightly x the housing on the wall, checking that the spacer screwed on to the wedge, presses against the antitamper

button spring.

5. Connect the cable of the strain relief KIT to the SNATCH JUMPER on the central control unit board.

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HOLES

FOR WALL

MOUNTING

HOLE FOR

STRAIN

Control panel board CAPTURE 32, CAPTURE 16, CAPTURE 8

CONN GSM

SNATCH

USB

TAMPER

PB1

OC1

OC2

OC3

CONN ETH

1 2 3

L5 L6

MEMORY CARD

SERVICE

NO NC

BATTERY

DA DB

L1 L3 L4

Terminal board, Jumper and Connectors CAPTURE 32, CAPTURE 16, CAPTURE 8

UPPER SIDE OF ELECTRONIC BOARD

J1_ CONN GSM connector for XGSM module (optional)

J2 - PLUG USB output for direct connection with PC through USB

S1 jumper for managing the anti-opening button (Open = Anti-opening Button management cut out)

TAMPER (x2) jumper for connecting additional anti-opening or strain relief protection (Open = At rest)

SNATCH jumper for connecting the strain relief button (Closed = At rest)

PB1 3 outputs Open Collector (OC1, OC2, OC3) and positive power (+) max 250 mA

LEFT SIDE OF ELECTRONIC BOARD

BATT

+ / -

supply output protected by resettable fuse for battery connection

AC supply input from the transformer

LOWER SIDE OF ELECTRONIC BOARD

+ DA DB -

output power and serial connection for keyboards, satellites, detectors HP, sirens HP, XGSM485 and XGSM485 PRO modules

+ - supply output protected by resettable fuse for lines

L1 <---> L8 input lines

- negative reference for the input lines

T input tamper

[C] [NC] [NO]

auxiliary output with exchange free from voltages (positive safety) with capacity 3 A - 12 V = (C) common exchange (NC) normally closed exchange (NO) normally open exchange

A B main telephone line input

A’ B’ telephone line output for connection of the derived internal telephone service

earth clamp

connector for serial connection, reects the same order of the terminal (+, DA, DB, -)

CENTER OF ELECTRONIC BOARD

SERVICE close the jumper to reset the alarm and phone calls in progress (maintaining the arming state unvaried)

jumper for supplying power to the Ethernet module:

- position 1 - 2 (left): module powered by the central control unit

- position 2 - 3 (right): module powered by an external source connected on J4

J3 - CONN ETH connector for Ethernet module (optional)

J4 polarized input connector 13.8 V = (1 = + and 2 = -), for external power supply of the Ethernet module

J5 - MEMORY CARD connector for connecting DIGIVOC voice synthesis board (optional)

A B A' B'

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Supply unit section

The power supply unit placed in the processing board is stabilised at 13.8 V = and limited in current at 1.2 A.

Table

Network power supply 230 Vac +10/-15% 50Hz

Voltage power supply nominal voltage 13,8 V =

Max. current absorbed by the network 135 mA

Maximum current available supply unit 1,2 A

Maximum current available - Excluding consumption control panel board (130 mA) OUTPUT: +/- serial, +/- detectors, + O.C. and sirens 900 mA

Output voltage at 230V~ +10%

Output voltage at 230V~ -10%

Keypad absorption with display A500

Keypad absorption with display A500 Plus

empty with maximum charge empty with maximum charge

with disarmed display with armed display maximum with disarmed display with armed display maximum

13,8 V = 13,6 V = 13,8 V = 13,6 V =

70 mA 90 mA 100 mA 70 mA 90 mA 220 mA

Outdoor connections

- Insert an omnipolar network switch having a minimum distance between the contacts of at least 3 mm in the electrical installation of the building.

- Place an eyelet terminal on earth wire and x it to the threaded turret marked with the earth reference.

- The control panel electronic board is earth connected through the metal turrets of the housing..

- For electric network power supply input, use double insulation cables.

Connections module XGSM and module EWEB WIFI

In order to guarantee the correct system installation, it is important to lock the cables of the different equipment with the strips using the appropriate turrets of the housing

XGSM

FIXING POINTS OF

THE SUPPORTS FOR

XGSM MODULE

FIXING POINTS OF

THE SUPPORTS FOR

EWEB WIFI MODULE

XGSM

EWEB WIFI

How to proceed

a. Completely disconnect the power supply, both network and battery. b. Insert the appropriate plastic supports in the holes located on the control panel electronic board with the guides facing outwardsc. c. Insert XGSM electronic board on connector J1 and EWEB or EWEB WIFI elettronic board on connector J3 making it slide inside the supports

guides until it stops. d. Break the presetting on the control panel housing. Left to form XGSM module and right to form EWEB WIFI module. e. Attach the antenna to the container using the prepared hole and secure the cable with a clamp as shown in Figure.

f. Insert the antenna and x by fastening the nut.

g. Connect the antenna cable to the GSM module. h. Give power back to the control panel.

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Keyboard A500 - A500 Plus

- - -

TL8 L9 L10

SPEAKER

TAMPER

DA DB

- - -

T2 T1

TL8 L9 L10

DA DB

T2 T1

TOY READER (A500Plus Only)

TOWARDS OTHER

KEYPADS

MIC SPK

L8 L9

Technical Features

16-character, 2-rows display screen

Self-updating micro ash

T1 input (with 4K7 resistance and negative reference)

T2 input is not used

20 Operational keys

1= ADDR (Address): 1 2= Tamper: Enabled 3= Mode: High Speed

Edit parameters

To access the modify menu for these parameters act as follows: a. Press the “CLR” and “ESC” buttons at the same time, the display screen will

show the programmed model, rmware version and address.

b. When pressing the “ENTER” button, the display screen will show “Enter

Unlock Code for Cong”

c. Enter code “9698”, the display screen will show” 1=ADDR, 2=TAMPER, 3=MODE”

d. Enter the number of the parameter to be congured:

1= ADDR: select the address from 1 to 16 with the “ON” and “OFF” buttons. Once the address is selected, press “ENTER” to conrm and return to the menu

2= TAMPER: press “CLR” to change the parameters, press “ENTER” to

conrm and return to the menu.

3= MODE: Do not change the factory-set parameter.

e. Press “ESC” to exit from the menu

The indications in the following layout must be complied with for the connections of the keypad, connecting the clamps of serial output RS485 of the control panel to the corresponding keypads clamps.

• On the same serial port RS485, up to 16 keypads (mod. A500 - A500Plus) can be connected in parallel.

• We recommend sheathed cables with four wires of 0.5 mm each.

• The total length of the connection cable can be 600 meters and must be subdivided for all connected electronic boards.

The signal against the opening and the tearing of the keypad from the wall is already connected and cannot be excluded from programming; therefore, we recommend arranging the Tamper spring pressing on the wall correctly and carefully closing the keypad. Wanting to exclude button completely tamper need to change the parameter 2 in keyboard.

Se si esclude il pulsante di antimanomissione, decade l’omologazione IMQ.

Addressing

If installation should require two or more activation points, the keyboards installed should have different addresses, not necessarily consecutive, and the keyboards used should be enabled based on their addresses in programming.

Example: if 3 keyboards were installed, the rst keyboard can have “address 1”, the second “address 2” and the third “address 8”.

Bear in mind that there cannot be more keypads with the same address, otherwise they will stop working and the control panel will activate a Tamper alarm.

By simultaneously pressing keys (CLR) and (ESC), it is possible to verify the correct addressing.. In this case, the correct addresses have to be programmed in the individual keyboards in order to restore operation (see “Edit Parameters”)

If there are keyboards properly addressed, but not enabled in programming, they signal “# x not connected” on the display.

In this case, the keyboards have to be enabled when programming the central control unit in order to restore operation.

Zones / Open Collectors connected in keypad

There is the possibility to connect up to two individually programmable zone and/or open collector inputs in every keyboard (see the chapter “Types of connection”).

A500Plus TOY Reader

A reader for managing the TOY activators is built into the A500Plus keyboard.

For operation, it sufces to program the control mode in the central control unit and acquire the TOYs to use (see the chapters “Reader on A500Plus”

and “Accesses”).

A500 Plus Audio

An audio device for executing voice communications is built into the A500Pls keyboard. To use it, it is not necessary to connect the SPK input. All you have to do is enable the various events to communicate in the central control unit programming (see the chapters “Keyboard” and “A500Plus Audio”)

Check that the optional DIGIVOC module is in the central control unit..

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Audio keypads A500Plus enabling (user)

The audio enabling of the individual keypads is activated as follows:

- Enter user code with “Master” feature and access menu 1 on the keypad to be enabled

- Scroll the programming steps up to “A500 Settings” step

- Access the menu and adjust the “Audio Volume” on one of the possible settings (Mute - Low - Medium - High) using the key (CLR).

Note: “Mute” deactivates the audio of the keypad for any communication (events and zone state).

Audio “ZONES STATE” and keypads “EVENTS” enabling (user)

The audio ZONES STATE enabling of the individual keypads is activated as follows:

- Enter user code with “Master” feature and access menu 1 on the keypad to be enabled

- Scroll the programming steps up to “A500 Settings” step

- Access the menu and set the “Audio Zones State”/ “Audio OC state” / ”Audio events” on (YES/NO) using the key (CLR)

Audio enabling to the keypads (installer)

The enabling of the communications to the keypads is obtained:

- By setting the various events to be communicated on “YES” in “Audio A500Plus” menu.

- By setting the various sectors to be communicated on “YES” in “Audio A500Plus” menu.

- in menu “Keypads > A500 Settings > RTC A500” set to “YES” to enable the vocal management of the system directly with the keypad

- in menu “Keypads > A500 Settings > Audio events set to “YES” to activate the communications of the enabled events

- in menu “Keypads > A500 Settings > Audio zones state” set to “YES” to activate the communications of the associated inputs.

- in menu “Keypads > A500 Settings > Audio OC state” set to “YES” to activate the communications of the associated output OC

Display options and rear-lighting (user)

It is possible to vary the contrast, the intensity of the LEDS and the rear-lighting; to vary these options work as follows:

- Enter user code with “Master” feature and access menu 1 on the keypad to be enabled

- Scroll the programming steps up to “A500 Settings” step

- Access the menu and scroll downwards to entry “Reduc. Contrast - LED intens. red. - Rear-lighting”.

- Contrast Reduction: By setting “Yes” the contrast of the display is reduced

- LED Intensity Reduction: By setting “Yes” the brightness of the LEDS of the keypad is reduced

- Rear-lighting (%): Set the value (from 10% to 100%) of the rear-lighting intensity of the display and of the keypad.

RTC enabling on A600Plus keypad (user)

It is possible to activate the RTC directly on the A600Plus keypad with the same functions and use modalities of the RTC with telephone connection.

- Enter user code and press 7; (“RTCA500”: must be enabled in the “user prole”

- Insert the commands described on the user manual for RTC, press (ESC) to exit

Interruption of vocal repetitions (user)

It is possible to interrupt the cycle of the vocal repetitions of the keypads:

- Press key (3) of the keypad if in the user menu.

- Press key (3) followed by ENT if outside the user menu.

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Satellites

N.B. Expansion cards mod. C8 - XSAT36 - XSAT PW - XSATWS - XSATHP XGSM485 and must be connected to the RS485 serial situated in the same way as keyboards.

For more information, refer to the manual of its satellites.

INPUTS OUTPUTS OPTIONS CONNECTIONS HOUSINGS CONSUMPTION

XSAT36

da V. 0.9 P4

XSATPW 3Q XSATPW 5Q

da V. 0.9 P4

XSATWS

da V. 0.9 P4

XSATHP

da V. 1.0p5

XGSM485

da V. 1.2p0

n°10 to n°18 with expandable mod. XEXP8 n°1 dedicated to tamper proof n°1 re protection dedicated input

n° 32 radio sensors

n° 32 sensors addressed n° 4 in OR with the rst four sensors

(only balance 2R)

n°1 dedicated to tamper proof

n° 3 n°1 dedicated to tamper proof

n°1 additional alarm relay n°8 programmable o.c. outputs, to interface with relay module MR2 / MR4 / MR8

n° 1 relay outputs C / NC pro-

grammable

n°1 Additional alarm relays n°8 programmable o.c. outputs, to

interface with the relay module MR2

/ MR4 / MR8 n ° 1 output (FA) is working properly

n°3 programmable o.c. outputs, to

interface with the relay module MR2

/ MR4 / MR8

complete with ower supply with communications a mains failure, battery failure and battery

link for additional power supply with communications a mains failure, battery failure and battery

you can program X1, X2, X3 is as zone inputs and as outputs OC or both at once

With four wires

With four wires ~ 45 mA

With four wires

Single housing

CONTSAT W

Single housing

CONTCAPTURE

Single housing

CONTCAPTURE

Single housing

CONT SX

Single housing

CONT SX METAL

~ 50 mA

~ 250 mA

~ 320 mA

n° 8 n°1 dedicated to tamper proof

n°8 programmable o.c. outputs, to

interface with the relay module MR2

/ MR4 / MR8

you can schedu-

le L1 .... L8 both

as zone inputs or as outputs OC or both at once

With four wires

Single housing

CONT SAT W

Single housing

CONT SX

~ 38 mA

X SAT WS: In the event of problems with receiving the radio signal, the XSATWS expansion boards with an address from 1 to 8 can be programmed to manage the same sensors in pairs (max. 4 pairs). When programming, in the step “Installation > Match XSATWS”, it is possibile to create 4 satellite matches:

Setting the rst to “yes” will match satellite 2 to satellite 1

satellite 3

XSATWS 3 with 4 NO

and so on for the other two pairs. All you have to do is acquire the sensors in the rst satellite of the pair

XSATWS 1 with 2 NO

, setting the second to “yes” will match satellite 4 to

for them to be automatically managed also by the second. Any remote control handsets will have to be acquired in both satellites, as though they are independent.

Just one radio siren can be matched to the central control unit, and this can be acquired and managed by a single radio satellite.

XSATHP: The physical zone L1, L2, L3 and L4 inputs that manage only a type 2R connection are in OR with the rst four addressed

sensors. If, for example, there is both the sensor with address 1 and a sensor connected to terminal L1 of the satellite, the central control unit would signal the corresponding zone in alarm status without specifying whether the actual sensor concerned is the one connected to the terminal or is the serial sensor.

XGS485 and C8: The physical inputs can be individually congured as zone input or as Open Collector output with reference to negative;

or both programmings simultaneously (the line input is managed directly by activation of the corresponding O.C.).

WARNING: It is not possible to use the terminal as an OC output if programmed and physically cabled to control an external sensor and, similarly, it is not possible to use the terminal as a zone input if programmed and physically connected to control a load with the OC output.

Please note that the tamper proof signals of the zones programmed with reading of the double balancing are managed directly from the control panel.

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C8 - XSAT36 - XSATPW - XSATWS

Addressing

XSATHP

Address Satellite

Satellite 1 Off Off Off Off

Satellite 2 On Off Off Off

Satellite 3 Off On Off Off

Satellite 4 On On Off Off

Satellite 5 Off Off On Off

Satellite 6 On Off On Off

Satellite 7 Off On On Off

Satellite 8 On On On Off

DIP 5 ON = High Speed (NO satellite C8)

The XGSM485 (from Version 1.2p0) does not require addressing. To be able to use the physical inputs on board, all that is necessary

when programming the central control unit is to enable a satellite in the “Satellite type” step and congure it as “XGSM485”.

Hints on armings management

The control panel enables four types of armings: ON, HOME, ZONE and PERIMETER. To every type of arming it is possible to arbitrarily associate any zone set of the control panel. When the control panel is armed in one of the four possible modalities, the zones associated to that modality are active and may signal alarm. The arming of the control panel, if carried out with an external key, can happen in two different ways: impulsive or state.

The main difference between the impulsive and state modality is that in the rst, if the control panel has been armed using an external key it can be disarmed using keypad and vice-versa, whereas in the second, the control panel cannot be disarmed using keypad as long as an external key maintains it armed at state. The control panel establishes a hierarchical order of the arming where the ON modality is the highest level one and the following modalities proceed in order HOME, ZONE and PERIMETER. This determines that if an arming is controlled and later one of higher level takes over, the control panel passes to the highest level modality.

Dip Dip Dip Dip

1 2 3 4

Address Satellite (SW2)

Satellite 1 Off Off Off Off

Satellite 2 Off Off Off On

Satellite 3 Off Off On Off

Satellite 4 Off Off On On

Satellite 5 Off On Off Off

Satellite 6 Off On Off On

Satellite 7 Off On On Off

Satellite 8 Off On On On

SW1 - DIP 7 ON = High Speed

Dip Dip Dip Dip

1 2 7 8

• Example 1: the control panel is armed in HOME modality by an external state key. Later the ON arming is controlled by keypad. The control panel passes to ON arming. If it is disarmed by keypad, it remains armed in HOME modality, until the external state key completely disarms it.

• Example 2: The control panel is armed in ON modality by an external state key. Later the ZONE arming is controlled by keypad. The control panel remains armed in ON modality. If it is later disarmed by the state key, it passes to ZONE arming, until it is completely disarmed by keypad.

• Example 3: The control panel is armed from keypad in any modality. Later an impulsive key intervenes in any modality. The control panel disarms. The same happens if the control panel is armed from impulsive key and then disarmed from keypad.

Key installation

The control panel can be armed from an external actuator as well as from the keypad; by means of the zone inputs suitably programmed as arming in ON, HOME, ZONE or PERIMETER modality.

The zone inputs in satellite C8 can be congured as NC - NO - R1

If they are congured as R1, the resistors used must have a 4700 ohm value

Control Panel Programming

- Prog. Key: Program “Impulsive” or “State”, depending on the wanted management.

- Prog. Zone: Program a zone as ON Key: (Arming ON) therefore by unbalancing this clamp with a negative for a few seconds “Impulsive ma-

nagement” or maintaining the unbalancing “State management”, the control panel will switch on at ON modality and the zones programmed as “Included at ON” will be considered fully active. The same is valid for the zone programmed as HOME Key: (Arming HOME), for the zone programmed as AREA Key: (Arming AREA) and for the zone programmed as PERIMETER Key: (Arming PERIMETER)

N.B. The zones programmed as Key (ON- HO - AREA - PERI), must be associated to one sector only.

N.B. With “Impulsive Management”, the unbalance of a physical input programmed as Key ON/ HOME/AREA/PERIMETER executes a general

power off of the sector in any power on mode it is in.

Example of control panel programming

- Program zone L1 as ON Key,

- Program zone L2 as HOME Key,

- An Output O.C. must be programmed with modality “Cat. Armings - YES for ON HO ZO PE - memo all = YES” -> bistable time

- An Output O.C. must be programmed with modality “Cat. Sector - Re-balancing -> blk bistable time ->, to give the report of the State of the affected Zones.

If the electronic key is used in IMPULSIVE modality, program the Mod. key functioning as Impulsive If the electronic key is used in STAT E modality, program the Mod. key functioning as State

N.B. The above shown programming example is approximate.

N.B. Any input zone can become arming inputs.

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PSTN Telephone - Technical features

SERVICE

MEMORY CARD

USB

SNATCH

TAMPER

PB1

OC1

OC2

OC3

The PSTN telephone is directly integrated on the control panel electronic board, its functioning is subject to the enabling, during programming, of the PSTN telephone section.

Outdoor connections: • internal changed and derived telephone line Proles of phone numbers: • n° 16 numbers, can be associated to any alarm event or technical Protocols: •

FAST FORMAT with assignable channels

•

VOCAL (with optional board mod. DGVOC)

•

SIA 1st Level and SIA 2st Level

•

SIA_HAYES for hayes XM40Plus modem or AVS certicate

•

CONTACT-ID

Time transmission of alarms ••D2 Vocal mode 12 sec., M2 vocal mode 12 sec.

D2 Contact ID 16 sec., M2 Contact ID 19 sec.

Type of interface • Proprietary interface compliant to ETSI ES 203-21 and RTTE

Connection of the telephone line

AB : connection to the incoming telephone line, upstream of all eventual system telephone

NO NC

A B A' B'

DIGIVOC (optional) - Technical features

DIGIVOX is a device that, when inserted properly, provides the ability to centrally send voice messages

appliances. A’B’: connection to the eventual system telephone appliances.

Note: x the telephone cable using the appropriate turret.

Protocols: • VOCAL

Messages: ••The control panel enables the recording of forty (n. 40) customised vocal messages for a total time of

120 seconds. A library of pre-recorded messages allows automatic and personalized composition of alarm messages and different technical events

RTC Remote Telephone Control: • Programmable activation for any single user prole

Tension: • Nominal tension: : 12 V =

Working Temperature: • temperature -10°C / + 55°C - humidy 95%

Consumption: ••in quiet: 10 mA

in transmission: 30 mA

Insertion in the board

OC1

OC2

OC3

PB1

a. Completely switch off the power to the control panel. b. Insert the vocal synthesis board on the control panel board,

introducing the connector place in front of the board lower face with the female J6 (Memory Card) placed on the

control panel board. c. Press smoothly until its complete insertion. d. Switch on the power to the control panel

CONN GSM

CONN ETH

Plug-in

BATTERY

TAMPER

SNATCH

USB

MEMORY CARD

connector

SERVICE

DA DB

L1 L3 L4

L5 L6

NO NC

A B A' B'

PSTN + GSM

If you want to have both the phone line that the GSM channel, you must connect the telephone line to the control panel and insert the card XGSM on Central or connect the card XGSM485 / XGSM485Pro in serial.

The calls management is subject to the type of interface chosen during programming..

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XGSM - Technical features

XGSM is a device which, when used with the Xtream central control unit, allows you to make and receive calls via the GSM mobile phone network.

Outdoor connections: • GSM Channel

Telephone numbers proles: • n. 16 numbers, that can be associated to any alarm or technical event Protocols: •

FAST FORMAT with assignable channels

•

VOCAL

•

SIA

•

SIA 2nd level

•

CONTACT-ID

RTC Remote Telephone Control - • programmable activation for every individual user prole

Voltage: • nominal voltage: 12 V = Environmental conditions: • temperatura -10°C / + 55°C - umidità 95% Absorption: ••in quiete: 50 mA

in trasmissione: 400 mA Electronic board sizes: • 93 x 15 x 60 mm Declaration • The GSM modules used are compliant with R&TTE Directive 99/05/EC as

declared under the responsibility of the same manufacturer. Time alarm transmission ••D2 Vocal mode 12 sec., M2 vocal mode 12 sec.

D2 SIA DC09 10 sec., M2 SIA DC09 10 sec. Interface Type • Proprietary interface compliant to ETSI ES 203-21 and RTTE

How to proceed

OC1

OC2

a. Completely disconnect the power supply, both network

and battery

b. Insert the appropriate plastic supports in the holes loca-

ted on the control panel electronic board with the guides facing outwards.

c. Insert XGSM electronic board on connector J1 making

it slide inside the supports guides until it stops. d. Break the presetting on the control panel housing. e. Pass the antenna cable through the hole and insert it on

the pre-settings as shown in the illustration.

f. Insert the antenna and x by fastening the nut.

g. Connect the antenna cable to the GSM module. h. Give power back to the control panel.

CONN GSM

BATTERY

Plug-in

connector

CONN ETH

1 2 3

TAMPER

SNATCH

USB

MEMORY CARD

OC3

PB1

SIM Card Inclusion/Antenna Connector Input

To insert the SIM Card:

1. Open the slide support

2. Insert the SIM Card in the presetting

3. Close the slide support until completely xed

Before inserting and removing the SIM Card, completely remove power from the control panel.

Disable all call transfers Deactivate the answering machine Delete all SMS from the SIM

The warning of low SIM Card happens upon reaching of the 8 Euros threshold.

If the security PIN code of the SIM card is not disabled it must be entered in the corresponding input step of the panel programming menu. If a wrong PIN code is entered, the panel will execute maximum two attempts to activate the XGSM module then stop, and will keep it blocked until a new PIN code is programmed. An error message will be displayed.

DA DB

L1 L3 L4

SERVICE

L5 L6

NO NC

A B A' B'

Antenna

Connector Input

Connector plug-in

central

SIM Card

position

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XGSM485 - XGSM485 PRO - Technical features

XGSM485 has a vocal synthesis module that contains 320 pre-recorded words that can be used to customize a maximum of 40 voice messages. If the device does not interface with the control unit, XGSM485 can make absence of interfacing calls to the control unit. The XGSM485 can take two SIM Cards. If both are installed, the main SIM (SIM A) is set by default and the system automatically switches to the secondary SIM (SIM B) in the event of any of the following:

• No credit

• GSM network down

• No GSM eld

• GSM module operating faults

After switching to the Secondary SIM Card, the device sets a 240-minute timer for automatically switching back to the Main SIM Card. The device may switch back the Main SIM Card earlier, however, if any of the above occurs to the second one in the meantime.

If the system uses both the XGSM and the XGSM485, the latter is set by default. If the central control unit detects a communication failure

or a fault with the GSM network of the XGSM485, it automatically switches to the XGSM module until the fault is corrected. XGSM485 PRO can also connect to the switched line and to telephones downstream. In this case, when XGSM485 PRO detects a decrease in line voltage (typically 48V), it connects any telephones downstream to its internal interface. In this situation, XGSM485PRO emits the free line tone and waits for the number to be dialled (DTMF only). Once the number is dialled (recognised when there is a longer than anticipated pause after the last digit of the DTMF) the mobile phone call sequence begins, during which the interface generates connected or engaged signals. The power of the ring generator of the device permits activation of a limited number of ringtones.

Thus, it is recommended that a minimum number of cascade-connected phones be connected. This number can not be dened since

consumption during the ring phase varies from model to model.

XGSM485 and XGSM485 PRO TERMINAL BOARD

ANT GSM • Antenna cable plug connector

BATT + / - • Output for battery connection

+ • Positive power supply

DA DB • Control unit connection serial

- • Negative power supply

TI • Anti-tampering input with reference to the negative. Using this input, the anti-tamper button on the board is NOT considered.

TO • Anti-tampering input with reference to the negative. Using this input, the anti-tamper button on the board is considered.

- • Negative power supply

X1 • Manages point input coupled to terminal board 1 and/or open collector coupled to output O.C.1

X2 • Manages point input coupled to terminal board 2 and/or open collector coupled to output O.C.2

X3 • Manages point input coupled to terminal board 2 and/or open collector coupled to output O.C.3

+ VOUT

- VOUT

A B • PSTN telephone line input (only XGSM485 Plus)

A’ B’ • Telephone line input (only XGSM485 Plus)

••Positive power supply output protected by self-resetting fuse. Max. 100 mA Negative power supply output

VARIOUS

SIM A • Main SIM card slot

SIM B • Secondary SIM card slot

RV1 • This is factory set, do not change

RV2 • This is factory set, do not change

LD1 • Red LED light “GSM module enabled”: Off when module is disabled, On when module is regularly enabled.

LD2 LD3 LD4

LD5 • Green LED light “Status indicator”: Flashing if the GSM module is in stand-by and connected to the GSM network; Fixed

S2 • Used to Manually RESET EEPROM

S3 ••Position 1-2: Tamper NOT ACTIVATED

USB • Connector for direct connection with Computer via USB

It turns on and off when there is a module malfunction.

• Greed LED light “GSM signal”: LED lights are off if there is poor signalling, LD2 on if there is signicant signalling, LD2 and LD3 on if there is a good amount of signalling - LD2 - LD3 and LD4 on if there is excellent signalling.

If the GSM module is interfaced; Off if the GSM module is not connected to the network (not working).

Position 2-3: Tamper ACTIVATED

TAMPER • Anti-tampering button, refer to terminals TI and TO

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