M800, M800iD Plus™, M1000
and M3000
User's
Guide
© Cooper Security Limited 2005
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correct. However, neither the authors nor Cooper Security Limited
accept any liability for loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused
directly or indirectly by this book. The contents of this book are subject to
change without notice.
iD Plus is a trademark of Novar ED&S. All trademarks acknowledged.
Printed and published in the UK.
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Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 1: Introduction
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About the Alarm System.............................................................................................. 2
About Zones and Wards.............................................................................................. 3
Zones ...................................................................................................................... 3
Wards ...................................................................................................................... 3
About the Keypads ..................................................................................................... 4
Arming Station......................................................................................................... 4
LCD Keypad ........................................................................................................... 4
Keypad Features .................................................................................................... 5
Communication Devices ............................................................................................ 6
Remote Signalling................................................................................................... 6
Downloading .......................................................................................................... 6
Chapter 2: Operating your Alarm System
Chapter 2: Operating your Alarm SystemChapter 2: Operating your Alarm System
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Getting Started ............................................................................................................ 7
Accessing the System............................................................................................. 7
Selecting Options.................................................................................................... 7
Setting Your Alarm System ........................................................................................... 8
The First Step – Entering Your User Code ................................................................. 8
Selecting the Wards to Set (Part Setting) ................................................................. 9
Selecting the Ward Groups to Set (Part Setting) ...................................................... 9
Leaving the Protected Area.................................................................................. 10
Unsetting Your Alarm System ..................................................................................... 11
The First Step – Entering Your User Code ............................................................... 11
Selecting the Wards to Unset ................................................................................ 12
Selecting the Ward Groups to Unset ..................................................................... 13
Silencing an Alarm .................................................................................................... 14
Resetting the System ................................................................................................. 15
Obtaining a Remote Reset Code ........................................................................ 16
Other Operations....................................................................................................... 17
Chapter 3: Troubleshooting
Chapter 3: TroubleshootingChapter 3: Troubleshooting
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Alert Messages .......................................................................................................... 18
Other Messages ........................................................................................................ 20
Setting the System with Zones Active ........................................................................ 23
Overview ............................................................................................................... 23
Setting with View Errors .......................................................................................... 23
Setting with Ignore Errors ....................................................................................... 24
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Chapter 1: Introduction
About the Alarm System
The M800, M800iD Plus™, M1000 and
M3000 are advanced alarm systems that
use state-of-the-art electronics to provide
comprehensive but flexible protection for
large domestic and commercial premises.
Each system comprises components linked
to a central control panel that is concealed
but accessible for maintenance.
This guide describes how to set, unset and
reset your alarm system.
The alarm system has two user menus,
each of which contain several options.
These menus are described in the
Manager's Manual.
To ensure problem-free operation, discuss
the system with your alarm company or
system manager before operating it.
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About Zones and Wards
Zones
Your alarm system has a number of
“zones”. Each zone is a detection
device, such as a movement sensor
or magnetic contact, that is monitored
by your alarm system. Each zone has
a unique 4-digit number and an
optional description of up to 16
characters to identify it.
Your alarm company has configured
each zone to respond in a certain way
when it is activated, depending
whether the system is set or unset. For
example, a zone that uses a Passive
Infra-Red (PIR) detector may cause a
full alarm when triggered when the
alarm system is set.
Wards
Zones are grouped into wards, which
can be set and unset independently.
Each ward can consist of one or more
zones.
Users may be given access to all
wards or to selected wards. You can
set and unset only the wards to which
you have access.
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About the Keypads
You can operate your alarm system from
one or more keypads located around the
premises.
Arming Station
The remote arming
station (NETARM) can be
used only to set and
unset the alarm system. It
has no display.
(See the next page for
details of each area of
the keypad.)
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7
654
89
0
ENT ESC#
LCD Keypad
The LCD keypad (NETLCD)
has an LCD display. The
keypad can be used to
set and unset the alarm
system, and also to
program and test it. The
information shown on the
display is referred to
throughout this guide.
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ENT
654
89
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SYSTEM OPEN
17:30 Thu 01 Jan
ESC#
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Keypad Features
1. Display:
Display:Display:
Display: Shows the date and time, a
banner message (configured by your
alarm company
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) and other system
messages.
2. Green power indicator:
Green power indicator:Green power indicator:
Green power indicator: Glows steadily
when power is present.
3. Func
FuncFunc
Function indicator:
tion indicator:tion indicator:
tion indicator: By default, this
indicates that there is more than one
outstanding alert to reset (page 15). The
indicator can be programmed by an
engineer
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to show other conditions.
4. Keys:
Keys:Keys:
Keys: Accept instructions for operating
the alarm system.
5. Cover:
Cover:Cover:
Cover: Folds down to reveal the keys
and brief operating instructions.
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Engineer option 1-7 or User option 1-7
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Engineer option 1-4; by changing keypad output to follow an event other than "Pending"
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Communication Devices
Your alarm system is fitted with an on-board
modem, which can be connected to a
telephone line to signal alarms and other
events to an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC).
Other advanced communicators can be
connected to your alarm system for
enhanced communications security, such
as the ETHER800 series.
Remote Signalling
If your system has been fitted with a remote
signalling device, it is important that you
fully understand how to operate your alarm
system. Misuse may result in a police
response to a false alarm.
Downloading
A personal computer (PC) can be linked to
your alarm system through a telephone
line. This enables the system to be
programmed and tested remotely.
This feature is known as downloading and is
normally performed with your authorisation
by either your alarm company or your ARC.
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RC
Public Service
Telephone
Network
Protected Premises
Public Service
Telephone
Network
Protected Premises
Remote PC
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Chapter 2: Operating your Alarm System
Getting Started
Accessing the System
Before you can set, unset or select other
options, you must enter your unique user
code or present your proximity tag (if used).
The user code may be 4 or 6 digits,
depending on how your system is set up
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You have a user code or a proximity
tag, not both.
Selecting Options
After entering your user code or presenting
your proximity tag, the Set/Unset menu is
displayed if there are no alerts to reset
(page 15). For example:
0=Set Selection
[Ent]=User Level
After entering your user code or presenting
your proximity tag, use the keypad to select
the option you require:
| to scroll up through the options. Only
relevant options are shown, e.g. "0=Set
Selection" is not shown if all wards are set.
¬ to scroll down through the options.
0 to set/unset wards (page 8 or 11).
r to set/unset ward groups (page 9 or 13).
] to exit without changes.
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Engineer option 1-9-3
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