Epsilon-UK ST5500 User Manual
CONTENTS
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Introduction
ST5500 Control Panel
K6600 LCD Remote Keypad
SL6600 Sleep Watch Remote Keypad
AD1000 Voice Dial er
User Operation
Day (Off) Mode
Full Guard Arming
Part Guard Arming Option 1
Omitting Zones Full Guard
Omitting Zones Part Guard
Activating & Resetting Keypad Panic
Disarming System Usi ng Keypad
Disarming System After A ctivation
Arming & Disarming Part Guard Option 2
Arming and Disarmi ng Sleep Watch Zones
Activating Sleep Watch Panic Button
Silencing Pani c Alarm Activation
Memory Recall
Displaying Faulted Zones
Intelligent A uto Reset
Mains Supply Failure Indication
Mains Supply Fail ur e and Low Battery Indication
Low Battery Indication
Service Required
User Programming Secti on
Entering User Progr amming Mode
Changing Master User Code
Enable User Codes 2 - 5
Enable User Code 6
Setting Secure Zones
Setting Chim e Zones
Exit User Programming
System Test
Quick User Reference Guide
User Programming Notes
Fault Indications
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1.00 Introduction
Thank you for choosing Melcom’s security control panel, we are committed to bring to you,
tomorrow’s technology today.
The installation engineer has fitted your alarm system and explained the operation of the
control panel.
For your reference, the basic instructions are printed on the inside back cover of this
booklet for you to cut out and keep in a safe place. This booklet is designed to explain in
more detail, the operation of your control panel and how to re-program the user options.
The K6600 LCD remote keypad is
available as an accessory for the
ST5500.
The K6600 remote keypad gives full
system information on its 16 X 2 LCD
display.
All zones can be given a name selected from a predetermined list.
This helps to identify any zone that is
in fault or as activated, also date and
time of activation is displayed.
Up to 2 LCD remote keypads can be
fitted to any ST5500 control panel.
1.02 K6600 Remote LCD Keypad
The ST5500 control panel as 5
zones, one of which is dedicated as
a Tamper zone.
The main control unit allows authorized persons to arm & disarm the
system. In the event of an activation,
the main unit will activate visual and
audible devises attached to the
system.
If the system is found to have a fault
this will be indicated on the LCD
Display.
1.01 ST5500 Control Panel
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The SL6600 Sleep Watch Remote Keypad is available as an accessory.
It incorporates a digital Panic Button and
is also used for arming and disarming Part
Guard and Sleep Watch zones.
If you need to go to the bathroom in the
night, simply by pressing the sleep button,
all Sleep Watch zones will disarm, but
perimeter zones will stay armed.
If the system is activated the Sleep Watch
keypad will give corresponding beeps to
indicate which zone has activated so that
you know which part of your premises the
intruder is located.
Up to six SL6600 Sleep Watch remote
keypads can be fitted to any ST5500 control panel.
The AD1000 Voice Dialer can be connected to the ST5500 control panel.
In the event of your alarm activating,
the AD1000 will telephone the preprogrammed numbers and play a
voice message to your telephone letting you know that your alarm has
activated.
Up to 8 telephone numbers can be
programmed and a single voice message of up to 20 seconds recorded.
1.04 SL6600 Sleep Watch Remote Keypad
1.05 AD1000 Voice Dialer
2.00 USER OPERATION
2.01 Day (Off) Mode
This is the normal (default) setting of the control panel. The alarm will sound if the following
types of zones are activated in Day Mode and also to indicate faults.
Type of Alarm or Fault Indication
Panic, Personal Alarm (PA) Full alarm, external and internal sirens sound.
Fire Detection Zones Full alarm, external and internal siren intermittent sound.
24 Hour Alarm Internal sirens only.
Tamper Fault LCD dis p l a y fa ult tamper and internal sirens sou n d
Zone Fault Day LED flashing, LCD display fault
2.02 Full Guard Arming
In FULL GUARD armed state, zones connected with intrusion detectors to the control
panel will detect any unauthorised entry and set off the internal and external alarm.
Make sure all zones and P.A. (Panic Alarm) loops are closed. The control panel will not
switch to the armed mode if they are open. Full Guard Arming is indicated by the internal
speaker beeping during exit time count down.
To arm the system enter a valid user code:
Exampl e:
System Ready
Enter:
1 2 4 3
System Arming
ST5500 & K6600
LCD Display
Note: System can be quick set by pressing Set key for 3 seconds if this feature is
enabled by your installation engineer.
System Armed
EXI T time is d elayed whenev er a zone i s opened o r in faul t,
(e.g. a door contact on the front door is opened). Count down
will resume when the zone is closed, omitted or fault removed.
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2.03 Part Guard Arming Option 1
PART GUARD means that the system is only armed in pre-set zones, allowing you to occupy or pass through the unarmed zones. This is normally used for night-time setting of the
alarm system to isolate the bedrooms.
Enter a Valid User Code and press SET within 5 seconds.
Exampl e:
Enter:
System Ready
? ? ? ?
Part Arming
System Armed
PART GUARD mode will become arm ed within 5 seconds (or
the time programmed by the engineer). You should leave or go
to a non- ar med part of the building.
Note: If you have zones programmed as Sleep Watch zones, these can only be
armed after Part Guard arming and pressing the sleep button on the sleep watch
remote keypad.
2.04 Omitting Zones Full Guard
You might wish to omit zones in full guard before arming the system. For example, you can
omi t the zo ne that protec ts t he gar age.
SET
Enter a valid user code and press OMIT, enter zone number to be omitted and press
OMIT.
Enter:
1
? ? ? ?
Press: OMIT 2
Press:
OMIT
System Arming
Omit Zones
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System Arming
Zones omitted will be reintroduced to the system once the system has been disarmed. If
you wish to have a zone disabled from the system, you must contact your installation
engineer.
Note: PA, Tamper, Fire Zones & 24 Hour Zones can not be omitted.
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Example: Omitting zone 2
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