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Ver. 3.0 Voice Plus
SpecificaƟons are subject to change without noƟce.
Defender is a registered trademark of defender Co, Ltd. Other brands and product names are trademarks of their respecƟve holders.
Copyright @ 2009. All rights reserved.
Defender Co, Ltd.
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CAUTION:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (ON BACK),
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user
to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions
in the literature accompanying the appliance.
INFORMATION - This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated
WARNING - Do not changes or modify any parts or component used and approved by the
manufacturer.
WARNING - To prevent electric shock and risk of fire hazards:
Do NOT use power sources other than that specified.
Do NOT expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
This installation should be made by a qualified service person and
should conform to all local codes.
For Your Safety
Before operaƟng the system, pleased comfirm the correct input power voltage.
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This informaƟon is provided to ensure your safety and to prevent any losses, Please read it carefully and
use the product accordingly.
*For product inquiries, please contact the retail shop where you bought the system.
• Please make sure the product is installed at proper place to insure system, to operate properly.
Warning/AƩenƟon/Special Mark Messages
Ignoring this information may
result in material loss or personal injuries.
Ignoring this information may
result in death or serious personal injuries.
Indicates”Never Allowed.”
Indicates”No Disassembling.”
Correct Disposal of This Product
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life.
To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and
recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for details of where and how
they can take this item for environmentally safe recycling.
Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contact.
This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.
Warning & CauƟons
Defender Alarm Shortcut Key
Away Arm: Press BuƩon A for 3 Sec
• Home Arm: Press BuƩon H for 3 Sec
• Disarm: Press (4 Digit Password)
• By Pass Zone: Press *(4 Digit Password)(No of Zone)#
• Change Password: Press *6(4 Digit Password)0
(New 4 Digit Password)(New 4 Digit Password)
• Tel No Seƫng: Press *7(4 Digit Password)1(Tel. No)#
1 for seƫng User 1, 2 for User 2, 3 for User 3, 4 for User 4
Telephone Control Manual
4 Digit Password is 1234
• Press 0 to check alarm status: Arm / Disarm
• Press 1 to Disarm
• Press 2 to Arm
• Press 3 for Control Home AutomaƟon
• Press 4 for By Pass
• Press # to Exit
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Use only under temperature condions between -10˚C and +50˚C.
Provide good venlaon when using in high temperature condions.
PrecauƟons
Do not install system under extreme temperatme condions or in high humidity
environment.
DescripƟon
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Entrance Internal Delay
Instant 24 hour
Timer
Entry Time [ ]
Exit Time [ ]
Bell Cut Off Time [ ]
Telephone
Number of ring before answer
Each number well be dial
1 [ ]
[ ]
2 [ ]
3 [ ]
4 [ ]
System InstallaƟon InformaƟon
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Defender
1. PC BOX 2. Keypad 3. Mother Board
4. Transformer 5. Resister 6. Fuse (1A)
7. Fuse (2A) 8. User Manual
Components and Accessories
Manufacturer warrants original purchaser twelve months from the date of purchase, the
product shall be free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. During the
warranty period, manufacturer, at its opƟon, repair or replace any defecƟve product upon
return of the product to its factory.
The warranty for internaƟonal customers is the same as for any customers within malaysia,
with the excepƟon that manufacturer shall not be responsible for any customs fees, taxes, or
VAT that may be due.
This warranty applies only to defects in parts and workmanship relaƟng to normal use. It does
not cover:
• damage incurred in shipping, handling, improper
maintenance or improper
applicaƟon.
• damage caused by disaster such as fire, floor, wind, earthquake or lightning.
• damage due to causes beyond the control such as excessive voltage,
mechanical shock or water damage.
• damage caused by unauthorized aƩachment, alteraƟons, modificaƟons or
foreign objects.
• damage caused by peripherals.
• defects caused by failure to provide a suitable installaƟon environment for the
products.
• damage caused by use of the products for purposes other that those for
which it was designed.
InternaƟonal Warranty
CondiƟons to Void Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY
Manufacturer
will at its opƟon repair or replace out-of-warranty products which are
returned to its factory according to the following condiƟons. Anyone returning goods to
Manufacturer
must first obtain an authorizaƟon number.
Manufacturer
will not accept any
shipment whatsoever for which prior authorizaƟon has not been obtained. Product which
Factory determines to be repairable will be repaired and returned. Products which factory
determines not to be repairable will be replaced by the nearest equivalent product available
at that Ɵme. The current market price of the replacement product will be charged for each
replacement unit for the case is defer mines out of warranty.
Out of Warranty Repairs
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To ensure that you system conƟnues to funcƟons as intended, it is important that you need
to check & test your system every 2 week.
If your system does not funcƟon properly, call your installer for service.
A security system cannot prevent emergencies.
Remember it is only intended to alert you and, monitoring of an emergency situaƟon.
This security systems is reliable but may not work under all condiƟons and not subsƟtute for
prudent security pracƟces of life and property insurance.
Your security systems should be installed and serviced by qualified security professionals who
should instruct you on the level of protecƟon that has been provided and on system operaƟons.
Important NoƟce
This equipment has been designed to give the highest flexibility and convenience.
Read this manual carefully and have you installer instruct you on system operaƟon and on
which features have been implemented in your system.
About Your Security System
WARNING
Remember
The system requires minimum maintenance.
This system is an advanced security system, it does not oer guaranteed protection against
burglary, re or other emergency. Whether commercial or residential.
Intruders may gain access through unprotected openings or have the technical sophistication to bypass an alarm sensor or disconnect an alarm warning device.
Intrusion detector (e.g. passive infrared detectors), smoke detectors, and any many other
sensing devices will not work without power.
Battery-operated devices will not work without batteries, with dead batteries, or if the
batteries are not put in properly. Some device may have sensing limitations.
Maintenance
1. Do not wash the keypad with a wet cloth. Light dusting with a barely damp cloth should
remove normal accumulations of dust.
2. It is recommended that the standby battery be replaced eyery year.
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SUMMARY OF SYSTEM
Central Features
2 Programmable ParƟƟon
2 Programmable phone number for CMS reporƟng
2 Programmable account number for CMS reporƟng
2 Arm Modes: Away & Home
8 Full Programmable zone
Speech Dialer
Support 4 programmable phone numbers for voice messages reporƟng.
Only master code holder can fully access to phone remote operaƟon.
Keypad
Support up to 4 keypad per system
Access Code
Support 3 level authorizaƟons: Installer, Master, User
Support 1 installer code, 1 master code, 8 user code
Default installer code is [1397]
Default master code is [1234]
Remote OperaƟons FuncƟon included:
Secure remote communicaƟons using security codes
Remote OperaƟon via touch / mobile phone
Zone status check
Arm & Disarm
Zone bypass
Home automaƟon control
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL PANEL
The programming menu can only be accessed when the control panel is fully disarmed
To Enter The Programming Menu
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu.
Key in the address code 2 digit [ ] [ ]
To exit the programming menu, press [#]
To Set The Entry Time
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu
Press [40]
Enter the entry Ɵmer [ ] [ ] [ ]
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu
To Set The Exit Time
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu
Press [42]
Enter the exit Ɵmer [ ] [ ] [ ]
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu
To Set The Silent Zone
Press [*] [o] follow by [ installer code] to access the system programming menu
Press [16]
Enter the zone number
Press [#] 2 Ɵme to save & exit programming menu
c. If want to change back to Dynamic DHCP aer Stac, just ck the ENABLE DHCP at Network configu-
raon then follow the step 4.0 (b).
5.0 Default factory seƫng
a. If any fault step to cause the DSA unable to connect, set to factory default seng is needed.
b. Off the DSA power, press the reset buon and on the power, connue holding the buon unl the
LED flash then release the buon.
6.0 Security DSA
a. For security purpose, the browser will auto logout to login page aer some me when click any
buon at home alarm panel status and the informaon for zone seng and user password seng will
also in hidden. Because someme, user might forget to logout.
Figure 10.6
This page allows the configuration of the board’s network settings.
CAUTION: Incorrect settings may cause the board to lose network connectivity. Recovery
options will be provided on the next page.
Enter the new settings for the board below:
Un-tick because
is static
192.168.1.10
static IP address
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To Acvate The Remote Control
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu,
Press [33]
Light on the zone 7 and zone 8 LED,
Press [#] 2 me to save & exit programming menu.
To Reset Panel
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu,
Press [99]
Press [#] 2 me to save & exit the programming menu.
To Change The Sensivity of zone Respond
Press [*] [o] follow by [installer code] to access the system programming menu,
press [45]
Enter the value [ ] [ ] [ ],
Example: High sensive [001], low sensive [255]
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu.
Changing Master Code
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [6] follow by old master code [1234] (default)
Press [o]
Enter new master code for 2 me [xxxx] [xxxx] (4 digit)
Add User Code
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [6] follow by [master code] (4 digit)
Press user number [x], maximum can set up to 8 user
Enter new user code for 2 me [xxxx] [xxxx] (4 digit)
To Add The Phone Number
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [7] follow by [master code] (4 digit)
Press user number [x], maximum can set up to 4 user
Press the user phone number [ ]
Press [#] aer finish, to save & exit Programming menu.
To Delete The Phone Number
Press [*] [7] follow by [master code] (4 digit)
Press user number [x], which want to delete
Press [#] to save & exit Programming menu.
To Turn On / Off The Chime Mode
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [81]
Press [zone number] which want to on/off chrime mode.
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu.
Figure 10.4
Figure10.5 Command Prompt
• From the command prompt in Windows, enter "nbtstat -R" to clear the Router previous
network cache. A message will show in command prompt – Successful purge and preload of
the NBT Remote Cache Name Table.
• To do that because, the Router probably assigned the DSA a new IP address, but the cache
name table sll keeps the previous IP address (192.168.1.3).
• Open back the browser and log in back to DSA. Type in hp://defender:8088 and login page
will show (figure 3.0).
• Then access to network configuraon web page, the lasted informaon for the IP address
was shown as below.
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Bypassing Zone
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [4] follow by [master code]
The BYPASS LIGHT will on
Enter the number of the zone to by passed.
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu.
(The Led at zone that is bypass will Always Flashing)
To Unbypass Zone
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [4] follow by [master code]
The BYPASS LED will on
Enter the number of the zone to unbypass.
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu.
(The Led at zone that is unbypass will Stop Flashing)
To Set The System Time
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [1] follow by [master code]
Press [30]
Enter the Ɵme [HHMM]
Press [#] to save & exit Programming menu.
To Set The System Date
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [1] follow by [master code]
Press [31]
Enter the date [DDMM]
Press [#] to save & exit programming menu.
To Set The System Year
The system must be disarm,
Press [*] [1] follow by [master code]
Press [32]
Enter the Year [YYYY]
Press [#] to save & exit Programming menu.
Figure 10.3
• Then click back to the Reboot message web page (figure 10.1), click the link (hƩp://DEFENDER:8088/).
• Defender Smart Alarm Login page was successfully access (figure 3.0).
b. If user want to assign a staƟc IP address with an IP address is no assign by Router, example, refer to
figure 10.3, 192.168.1.3 was assign by Router, if user want to use another IP address as staƟc,
192.168.1.10.
• Go to Network ConfiguraƟon (figure 10.0), un-Ɵck the ENABLE DHCP and change the IP Address to
192.168.1.10 and click the Save Config buƩon.
• Reboot message will shown (figure 10.1). PS: Exit (close) the browser without click the link
(hƩp://DEFENDER:8088/).
• Login to Router’s configuraƟon, select DSA Mac address, change the IP address to 192.168.1.10, and
change the status to staƟc. Then click save.
• At computer, open Command Prompt (start->run->key in cmd)
Figure 10.2 Router ConfiguraƟon
Interface
DHCP
DHCP Server
DHCP Table
DNS
Quick
Start
Interface
Setup
Advanced
Setup
Access
Management
Maintenance
Status
Help
Internet LAN Wireless
Dynamic Route :
Multicast :
IGMP Snoop :
RIP2-B
None
Disabled
Direction :
Disabled Enabled
DHCP :
Disabled RelayEnabled
Starting IP Address:
IP Pool Count:
Lease Time :
seconds (0 sets to default value of 259200)
Hostname IP Address MAC Address Status Expire Time
192.168.1.2 00:E0:4C:77:36:54 Auto 2days, 21:57:40
2days, 22:27:9 Auto00:04:A3:00:90:58192.168.1.3
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DNS Relay :
Primary DNS Sever :
Secondary DNS Server :
Use Auto Discovered DNS Server Only
N/A
N/A
Hostname IP Address MAC Address Status Expire Time
Manual Config
192.168.1.3
00:E0:4C:77:36:54
N/A
2days, 21:56:18Auto
00:04:A3:00:90:58
192.168.1.2
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Control Panel Layout
f. Logout – to logout the DSA.
4.0 InstrucƟon to configure DSA as StaƟc IP
a. Refer to figure 2.0, the DSA’s IP address was assigned by router as 192.168.1.3 in Dynamic DHCP. If users
want to assign 192.168.1.3 as staƟc IP address for DSA:
• Go to Network Seƫng, un-Ɵck the ENABLE DHCP and click Save Config.
Figure 10.0 Network ConfiguraƟon
• The browser was shown the Reboot message (figure 10.1) as below. Then open another new web page
login to Router ConfiguraƟon (figure 10.2). (PS: Please do not click the link first hƩp://DEFENDER:8088/ )
Figure 10.1 Reboot
• Login to Router’s configuraƟon, select DSA Mac address and IP address, and change the status
to staƟc. Then click save, the new configuraƟon info was shown in figure 10.3.
This page allows the configuration of the board’s network settings.
CAUTION: Incorrect settings may cause the board to lose network connectivity. Recovery options will be
provided on the next page.
Enter the new settings for the board below:
IP Address:
Gateway:
Subnet Mask:
Primary DNS:
Secondary DNS:
Un-tick Enable
DHCP
Reboot In Progress...
Your settings were successfully saved, and the board is now rebooting to configure itself with the new settings.
Your board is now located at : http://DEFENDER:8088/
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1. Zone Input 1 to 8
These terminals provide the connecƟons to the zone input.
2. Keypad Connector
The terminals provide connecƟon for the keypad.
3. Pcom
The terminals provide power 12V posiƟve. (for siren power supply posiƟve)
4. P1 & P2
Home AutomaƟon uses terminals.
5. Siren
ConnecƟon for siren. (NegaƟve)
6. Telephone Out
ConnecƟon for incoming Phone line.
7. Telephone In
ConnecƟon to telephone set.
8. Earth Ground ConnecƟon
Earth ground. Connect to earth or an earth rod.
9. Ac Input
ConnecƟon for 16V transformer.
10. Remote Control
Remote control connecƟon.
d. User Password Seƫng (figure 8.0)
• Maximum 4 digits numeric
Figure 8.0 User Password Seƫng
e. Log Status (Figure 9.0)
• Reload buƩon - for reload the latest informaƟon. Maximum show 80 events, aŌer 80 events, the next
events will show at first locaƟon.
Figure 9.0 Log Status
Date/Time
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:19
11/10/2010 10:09
11/10/2010 10:09
11/10/2010 10:09
11/10/2010 10:09
11/10/2010 10:01
11/10/2010 09:25
11/10/2010 09:21
11/10/2010 09:21
11/10/2010 09:21
Event
Remote Disarm Partition 1 User 3
Partition 1 User 3
Partition 1 User 2
Partition 1 User 2
Partition 2 Master
Partition 1 Master
Partition 2 Master
Partition 2 Master
Partition 1 Master
Partition 2 Master
Partition 1 Master
Partition 2 Zone 8
-
Partition 2 User 2
Partition 2 User 2
Remote Disarm
Remote Disarm
Remote Disarm
Remote Disarm
Remote Disarm
Remote Disarm
Remote Arm
Remote Arm
Remote Arm
Remote Arm
Remote Arm
Remote Arm
Periodic Test Report
24 Hour (safe) Alarm
Description
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+V & -V - connect to Dc 12 power supply.
1 S - Connect 1 S to zone 8
2 S - Connect 2 S to pin number 2
Com - Connect com to pin number 1
(1 S is use for panic buon)
(2 S is use for Arm and Disarm System)
REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTION LAYOUT
KEYPAD CONNECTION (1) LAYOUT KEYPAD CONNECTION (2) LAYOUT
Connect the 8G with Dt
Connect the SCK with CIK
Connect the Gnd with Gnd
Connect the 12V with 12V
ZONE PROGRAMMING
Default Zone Type
12345678
Zone Type
Address
Zone
Delay
10
11
13
14
15
16
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
26
Internal
Instant
24 Hour
Fire
Silent
Zone Respond
Intelligent Zone 1
Intelligent Zone 2
Zone ParƟƟon1
Zone ParƟƟon2
Auto Reset Zone
ParƟƟon 1 user
ParƟƟon 2 user
( is default seƫng)
connect to
zone 8
b. PGM seƫng (figure 6.0)
• Timer Arm/Disarm – set the auto mer arm or disarm the paron 1 or paron 2 alarm panel (24
hour format).
• Timer PGM – set the auto mer on or off light (24 hour format). If PGM are not 64, 65, and 66, cannot
auto mer funcon. Refer to installer manual for PGM definion.
c. Network seƫng (figure 7.0)
• For Dynamic DHCP, ck the Enable DHCP.
• For Stac, un-ck the Enable DHCP (refer to step 4.0 for detail).
Partition 1
Partition 2
ARM DISARM ENABLE
ARM DISARM ENABLE
Timer 1
Timer 2
On
Off
On
Off
24 Hr Format Light 1 Light 2
Note
To use the auto
mer please
perform PGM
seng
This page allows the configuration of the board’s network settings.
CAUTION: Incorrect settings may cause the board to lose network connectivity. Recovery
options will be provided on the next page.
Enter the new settings for the board below:
Figure 6.0 PGM Seƫng
Figure 6.0 PGM Seƫng
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Delay - The zone will not cause an alarm during the entry / exit delay me.
Internal - The zone will not cause an alarm during home arm mode.
Instant - The zone will cause an instant alarm when the system is arm.
24 Hour - The zone will acvate all alarm immediately triggered regardless of system arm / disarm.
Fire - The zone will cause a unique alarm with disncve ‘fire’ tone if it is violated regardless the system is arm or
disarm.
Silent - The siren will not trigger when the zone open.
Zone respond - Have 2 different respond me: ‘on’ mean slow respond, ‘off’ mean fast respond.
Intelligent zone 1 & 2 - The zone will not trigger siren before the zone counter and zone reset mer expires.
Zone parƟƟon 1 & 2 - Paron allow the system to be divided into areas of protecon so that different paron can be
arm and disarm independently from each other.
Auto reset zone - The zone will restore become normal aer the bell me.
ParƟƟon 1 & 2 user - To assign the user to access the paron.
(Default: All user only can access to parƟƟon 1 only)
Zone 1 - Report Panic
Zone 2 - Report Duress
Zone 3 - Report Arm / Disarm
Zone 4 - Report AC Fail
Report Panic
On - The panel will report panic to the centre
Off - The panel will not report panic to the centre
Report Duress
On - The panel will report Duress to the centre
Off - The panel will not report Duress to the centre
Report Arm / Disarm
On - The panel will report Arm / Disarm to the centre
Off - The panel will not report Arm / Disarm to the centre
Report AC Fail
On - The panel will report AC Fail to the centre
Off - The panel will not report AC Fail to the centre
Report Enter / Exit Programming Mode
On - The panel will report Enter / Exit programming to the centre
Off - The panel will not report Enter / Exit programming to the centre
Report Telephone Line Fault
On - The panel will report telephone line fault to the centre
off - The panel will not report telephone line fault to the centre
Report Bypass
On - The panel will report Bypass to the centre
Off- The panel will not report bypass to the centre
Report BaƩery low
On - The panel will report baery low to the centre
Off - The panel will not report baery low to the centre
SYSTEM SETTING
CMS
ReporƟng
Address Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 8
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Zone 5 - Report enter / exit programming mode
Zone 6 - Report Telephone line fault
Zone 7 - Report Bypass
Zone 8 - Report Baery low
3.0 ConfiguraƟon DSA
a. Zone seƫng (figure 5.0)
• Locaon – locaon name for each zone (max 10 characters).
• Camera Link – IP camera web link for each zone (max 40 characters).
Figure 5.0 Zone seƫng
ZONE
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
ZONE 4
ZONE 5
ZONE 7
ZONE 6
ZONE 8
LOCATION
Garden
Dining
Kitchen
Fence
Corridor
Hall
Front Door
Back Door
http://www.zonelink1.com.my
http://www.zonelink2.com.my
http://www.zonelink3.com.my
http://www.zonelink4.com.my
http://www.zonelink5.com.my
http://www.zonelink6.com.my
http://www.zonelink7.com.my
http://www.zonelink8.com.my
CAMERA LINK
LIGHT ZONE
LOCATION
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
Inside
Outside
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Zone 1 - Enable personal resporng
Zone 2 - Enable CMS resporng
Zone 1 - Keypad buzzer on during entry delay
Zone 2 - Keypad buzzer on during exit delay
Zone 4 - DTMF dialing
Zone 5 - Arm using H or A
Zone 6 - Panic buon P
Zone 7 - Remote control
Zone 8 - Bell squawk
Enable personal resporƟng
On - The panel will report the event to the user
Off - The panel will not report the event to the user
Enable CMS resporƟng
On - The panel will communicate with the CMS centre
Off - The panel will not communicate with the CMS centre
Enable Fix line
On - The panel will communicate with mobile phone
Off - The panel will not communicate with mobile phone
Enable baƩery low warning on keypad
On - The keypad will generate tone when the baery low
Off - The keypad will not generate tone when the baery low
Keypad buzzer on during entry delay
On - The keypad will produce the entry tones
Off - Entry tones will not produce
Keypad buzzer on during exit delay
On - The keypad will produce the exit tone
Off - Exit tone will not produce
DTMF dialing
On - The panel will dial using DTMF format
Off - The panel will dial using older pulse format
Arm using H or A
On - Enable arm using H or A key
Off - Disable arm using H or A key
BuƩon P
On - Enable using buon P for panic buon
Off - Disable using panic buon
Remote Control
On - The panel will Enable remote control
Off - Disable remote control
Bell Squawk
On - The panel siren will pulsed once_when the
system is arm, pulsed twice when the system is
disarm
Off - The siren will behaves normally on arm and
disarm
Zone 4 - Enable Fix line
Zone 8 - Enable baery low warning on keypad
Communicator
Seƫng
Address Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 8
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OpƟon
Address Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 8
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g. Refer to figure 4.0
• Status – to show the status for each zone in condion Arm, Trigger, Ready, Open and Bypass.
• Last Trigger – to show which zone was triggered aer disarm.
• Camera Link – IP camera link for each zone
• Bypass - to set or clear the zone bypass
Figure 4.0 Home alarm panel status
ZONE STATUS BYPASS
LAST
TRIGGER
CAMERA
LINK
Zone 1
Garden
Dining
Kitchen
Fence
Corridor
Hall
Front Door
Back Door
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Camera
Link
Arm the alarm
Conguration
DSA
Disarm the alarm
On/O the light
If PGM are 104,
105, 106, 107
cannot turn on/o
manually. Refer
to Installer
manual for PGM
denition
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Entry 1 - The system uses this mer to allow the user me to access the keypad and disarm the paron 1.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 sec)
Entry 2 - The system uses this mer to allow the user me to access the keypad and disarm the paron 2.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 sec)
Exit 1 - This mer controls the delay between the user iniang the exit procedure for the paron 1.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 sec)
Exit 2 - This mer controls the delay between the user iniang the exit procedure for the paron 2.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 sec)
Bell Time - This mer controls the duraon of the bell output aer an alarm has accurred in the selected paron.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 minute)
Fast respond - If a zone is programmed with the ‘ fast respond’ aribute, the zone respond will be controlled by the duraon
of this mer.
(Can be set from 001 to 255 x 1.6ms)
Slow respond - If a zone is programmed with the ‘slow respond’ aribute, the zone respond will be controlled by the duraon
of this mer.
(Can be set from 001 to 255 x 1.6ms)
Intelligent counter - The zone is enable for the intelligent zone will only cause alarm if the counter exceed.
Intelligent reset Ɵme - The zone is enable for the intelligent zone will only cause alarm if the intelligent counter exceed in the
reset me.
Home AutomaƟon - Is use for connecon to household appliances.
Keypad Lock Digit
- The keypad will auto lock if key in the wrong password.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 me)
Keypad lock Ɵme - The keypad will auto unlock when the lock me exceed.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 sec)
Communicator dialing Ɵme - The me to wait for the user to answer during personal reporng.
Communicator idle Ɵme - Time to wait for key press before auto hang up during personal reporng.
Communicator dial loop - Number of me to dial on each telephone number.
Answer ring - Number of ring required in order to answer the incoming call.
(Can be set from 000 to 255 ring)
Communicator password error auto hang up - Number of error password digit is allowed to key in before communicator auto
hang up.
CMS periodic report - This mer controls the interval me of the CMS periodic report.
Technical Data
Time Seƫng
Entry 1
Entry 2
Exit 1
Exit 2
Bell Time
Fast respond
Slow respond
Intelligent counter 1
Intelligent counter 2
Intelligent reset Ɵmer 1
Intelligent reset Ɵmer 2
Home AutomaƟon 1
Home AutomaƟon 2
Keypad lock digit
Keypad lock Ɵme
Communicator dialing Ɵme
Communicator idle Ɵme
Communicator dial loop
Communicator password error auto hang up
CMS periodic report
Answer ring
Address
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
55
56
59
60
61
62 024 hour
times
ring
times
sec
sec
sec
times
-
-
minute
minute
times
times
ms
ms
minute
sec
sec
sec
sec
Unit
012
008
010
040
040
060
012
-
-
010
030
003
002
008
015
005
120
120
040
040
Default Value
58
57
b. Open the browser login to DSA. Type in http://defender:8088. Login page will show as below.
Figure 3.0 Login Page
c. Key in the Master or User password (max 4 digits numeric).
d. FuncƟonality of DSA
• ARM – to arm the home alarm panel
• DISARM – to disarm the home alarm panel
• BYPASS – to set or clear the zone bypass
e. ConfiguraƟon of DSA (only master authenƟcate)
• Zone seng – to define zone locaon and IP Camera Link for each zone.
• PGM seng – auto mer Arm/Disarm and auto mer On/Off PGM (24 hour format).
• Network seng – to set the DSA network configuraon in Dynamic (IP address assign by router) or Stac
(IP address assign by user).
• User password seng – change the user’s login password (only 4 digits acceptable).
• Log status – to indicate who and what acvies done on DSA.
f. The status of home alarm panel status will shown as below aŌer login.
USER LOGIN
Password :
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CMS Account Number - The panel will communicate with Alarm Receiving Center using the account number
CMS Phone Number - The panel can set 2 phone number as primary and secondary. The primary number is the
number that system dialled first (If programmed the secondary telephone number as a backup number for the primary
number)
Change Installer Code - the default installer code is 1397. To change the installer code, the new installer code must
to key in 2 me.
Reset User Code - The panel will delete all the user code. Master code will change to default password, that is ‘1234’
Technical Data
System Time - The opon allow you to set the system me.
System Date - The opon allow you to set the system date.
System Year - The opon allow you to set the system year.
Auto Arm Paron - The system will auto arm the select paron.
Auto Disarm Paron - The System will auto disarm the select paron.
Night Mode Time - The opon allow you to set the night mode me.
Control Timer On - Home automaon on according to user seng me.
Control Timer Off - Home automaon off according to user seng me.
Auto Off Timer - Home automaon will auto turn off aer exceed user seng me.
Technical Data
HOME AUTOMATION TIMER
Enter Programming Menu,
[ * ] [ 1 ] [ Mater code ] [ Address ] [ Time ]
Programming
CMS Account Number 1
CMS Account Number 2
CMS Phone Number 1
CMS Phone Number 2
Change Installer Code
Reset user Code
Reset panel
Address
70
71
72
73
76
98
99
-
-
1397
-
-
0000
0000
Default Value
System
System Time
System Date
System Year
Auto Arm Paron 1
Auto Disarm Paron 1
Auto Arm Paron 2
Auto Disarm Paron 2
Night Mode begin me
Night Mode end me
Control Timer 1 on
Control Timer 2 on
Control Timer 1 off
Control Timer 2 off
Auto Off mer
Address
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
43 Minute
42
41
40
39
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
HHMM
YYYY
DDMM
HHMM
Format
A device that allow user to check the home status and control the home device funconality though a
webpage.
MAC Address - 00:04:A3:00:90:58
IP Address - 169.254.1.1
Gateway - 169.254.1.1
Subnet Mask - 255.255.0.0
Primary DNS - 169.254.1.1
Secondary DNS - 0.0.0.0
Port - 8088
2.0 Communication between DSA and home user Router.
a. Home user Router will automacally assign a Dynamic IP address to DSA (figure 2.0). Example: TP-LINK
ROUTER (TD-W8901G) with DSAS
Figure 1.0 ConnecƟon between DSA and Router
Figure 2.0: IP address’s DSA assign by TP-link router as 192.168.1.3
DHCP Enable
Interface
DHCP Server
DHCP Table
DNS
Quick
Start
Interface
Setup
Advanced
Setup
Access
Management
Maintenance
Status
Help
Internet LAN Wireless
DHCP :
Disabled RelayEnabled
Starting IP Address:
IP Pool Count:
Lease Time :
seconds (0 sets to default value of 259200)
Hostname IP Address MAC Address Status Expire Time
192.168.1.2 00:E0:4C:77:36:54 Auto 2days, 23:29:56
2days, 23:59:25Auto00:04:A3:00:90:58192.168.1.3
oem-adc4936ff0a
DNS Relay :
Primary DNS Sever :
Secondary DNS Server :
Use Auto Discovered DNS Server Only
N/A
N/A
Assign by router
EEWS Mac Address
Defender Smart Alarm (DSA)
[default]
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Acvate when zone open without auto off feature - Acvate when zone open and deacvate
manually
Zone 1 - 000 Zone 3 - 002 Zone 5 - 004 Zone 7 - 006
Zone 2 - 001 Zone 4 - 003 Zone 6 - 005 Zone 8 - 007
Acvate when zone open with auto off feature - Acvate when zone open and deacvate when the
auto off me exceed
Zone 1 - 016 Zone 3 - 018 Zone 5 - 020 Zone 7 - 022
Zone 2 - 017 Zone 4 - 019 Zone 6 - 021 Zone 8 - 023
Control mer 1 - The home automaon output will acvate follow control mer 1.
Control mer 2 - The home automaon output will acvate follow control mer 2.
Control mer 1 & 2 - The home automaon output will acvate follow control mer 1 & 2.
Acvate during entry / exit me without auto off feature - Acvate when system arm deacvate by
manually.
Acvate during entry / exit me with auto off feature - The home automaon output will pulse 1
second when the system is arm, pulse 2 second when the system is disarm.
Follow zone trigger - Acvate when zone trigger and deacvate when system disarm.
Manual On / Off - It can be turn on or off manually through keypad, telephone or internet.
Acvate when full arm - It will acvate the system is arm, deacvate when system is disarm.
Acvate when trouble condion exit - Acvate when the panel detect trouble.
Acvate when zone trigger auto off aer me exceed - It will only funcon when the system is arm,
acvate when zone trigger auto off aer me exceed.
Acvate when zone trigger auto off aer disarm - It will only funcon when the system is arm, acvate
when zone trigger auto off aer disarm.
Technical Data
Home Automaon
Zone Open Without Auto Off Feature
Zone Open With Auto Off Feature
Control follow Timer 1
Zone Open with Auto Off Feature during Night Mode
Zone Open without Auto Off Feature during Night Mode
Control follow Timer 2
Control follow Timer 1 & 2
Acvate during away arm without auto off feature
Acvate during away arm with auto off feature
Acvate during away arm with auto off feature during Night Mode
Acvate during away arm without auto off feature during Night Mode
Acvate follow zone trigger
Manual On/ Off
Acvate follow zone trigger (Pulse signal)
Acvate when trouble condion exist
Acvate when fully arm
Acvate when zone trigger auto off aer me exceed
Acvate when zone trigger auto off aer disarm
107
068
071 - 086
070
069
103
087 - 094
104
105
106
067
066
065
064
016 - 023
048 - 055
032 - 039
000 - 007
Value
Technical Data
Default master code [ 1234 ]
The password must be [ 4 digit ]
Maximum 8 user code and 1 master code
Maximum 4 user phone number
Smart Dialer Operaon Summary
To disarm the system Key in password
Press [ H ] 3 sec
Press [ A ] 3 sec
Press [ * ] [ 4 ] [master code] [zone] [ # ]
Press [ * ] [ 6 ] [master code] [ 0 ]
[new master code 2 time]
Press [ * ] [ 6 ] [master code] [user number]
Press [ * ] [ 6 ] [master code] [user number] [ * ]
Press [ * ] [ 7 ] [master code] [user] [phone number]
Press [ * ] [ 81 ] [zone number]
Press [ * ] [ 91 ] on/o home automation 1
Press [ * ] [ 92 ] on/o home automation 2
Press [ * ] [ 95 ] on all home automation
Press [ * ] [ 96 ] o all home automation
Press [ * ] [ 83 ]
Press [ # ]
Press [ * ] [ 50 ] 1. AC Fail
2. Battery Low
3. Time Fail
4. Date Fail
[new user code 2 time]
Press [ * ] [ 5 ]
To arm in home mode
To arm in away mode
To bypass zone
Display memory
Change master code
Add user code
Deled user code
Set phone number
Display trouble
To turn chime mode on or off
Tes ng CMS
Home automaon
To exit
Key
0
1
2
3
# Hang off
Bypass Zone
Home Automaon
Disarm System
Arm System
Status
Keypad Command Summary
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