Guardall px, rx, qx User Manual

PX/QX/RX Version 4.20

User Manual

Issue B

PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

CONTENTS..........................................................................................................................................................2

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................5

E

VENT LOG

A

REAS & SET GROUPS

C

IRCUITS

U

SER, SET GROUP AND CIRCUIT IDENTIFICATION

U

SER CODES

OPERATOR CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS ....................................................................................................6

S

YSTEM KEYPADS

M

INI KEYPAD

Cards/Fobs .....................................................................................................................................................6

D

UAL USER CODE OPERATION

U

SER CARD

USING THE SYSTEM.........................................................................................................................................7

E

ASY SET

H

ELP

R

EMOTE ASSIST

I

NCORRECT CODES

SET.......................................................................................................................................................................10

S

ETTING FROM A KEYPAD

S

ETTING WITH A MINI KEYPAD

K

EYSWITCH/RADIO KEYFOB SETTING

A

UTOMATIC SETTING

Aborting The Setting Procedure...................................................................................................................11

S

ETTING WITH WARNINGS

E

ASY SET

S

ETTING RESTRICTIONS

S

ETTING FAULTS

D

UAL SET

UNSET.................................................................................................................................................................14

U

NSETTING METHODS

Unsetting from a keypad............................................................................................................................... 14

Unsetting with Keyswitch or Radio Keyfob .................................................................................................. 14

Automatic Unsetting ..................................................................................................................................... 15

U

NSETTING WARNINGS

U

NSETTING RESTRICTIONS

U

NSET DELAY

D

UAL UNSET

RESET................................................................................................................................................................. 17

M

ANAGED RESET

TEST....................................................................................................................................................................18

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PERATION

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NLY

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ENGINEER.........................................................................................................................................................19

PIN.......................................................................................................................................................................19

USER ...................................................................................................................................................................20

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AME

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PIN.................................................................................................................................................................... 20

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ARD

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UTHORITY

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ACM A

UTHORITY

Level ............................................................................................................................................................. 22

S

CHEDULE

L

OCKOUT

E

XPIRY DATE

TEL NUMBER ...................................................................................................................................................23

(PX O

NLY

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(PX O

NLY

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(PX O

NLY

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LOGS................................................................................................................................................................... 24

TIME ...................................................................................................................................................................24

HOLIDAY........................................................................................................................................................... 25

SCHEDULE........................................................................................................................................................ 25

GROUP TEXT....................................................................................................................................................25

MINUTES LEFT (PX250HS ONLY)................................................................................................................26

LATE WORK..................................................................................................................................................... 26

BYPASS...............................................................................................................................................................27

CHIME................................................................................................................................................................27

SHUNT ................................................................................................................................................................28

PRINT TEXT......................................................................................................................................................28

PRINT HOLS......................................................................................................................................................28

IDENTIFY USER...............................................................................................................................................28

COPY USER.......................................................................................................................................................29

COPY A/USER (PX ONLY)..............................................................................................................................29

CCT STATUS..................................................................................................................................................... 29

ACCESS FEATURES (PX ONLY)...................................................................................................................30

ADD A/USER......................................................................................................................................................30

DELETE USER ..................................................................................................................................................31

DOOR UNLOCK................................................................................................................................................31

DOOR LOCKOUT............................................................................................................................................. 32

ACM TEXT......................................................................................................................................................... 32

APPENDIX A – USER AUTHORITIES ..........................................................................................................33

APPENDIX B – EDITING TEXT.....................................................................................................................34

APPENDIX C - LOG MESSAGES...................................................................................................................35

APPENDIX C – ACCESS LOG MESSAGES..................................................................................................38

APPENDIX E - MENU RESTRICTIONS........................................................................................................39

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APPENDIX E - LOG ON MESSAGES ............................................................................................................ 40

APPENDIX F – AUDIO COMMANDS............................................................................................................41

APPENDIX G - SYSTEM DETAILS................................................................................................................42

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EYPADS

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ET GROUPS

C

IRCUITS

U

SERS

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Introduction

The PX Electronic Intruder Alarm System is designed to provide secure protection for the installation.
The system comprises a main control panel, normally located out of sight in a secure area, and at
least one keypad. The panel has a wide range of features, which are programmed by the engineer on
installation, to suit the security requirements of the particular installation. Some of the features may be
reprogrammed, edited, or viewed as required by an authorised user.

Feature RX16i QX32i PX48i PX80i PX500 PX250

HS

Max. Panel Users 32 32 50 100 200 200

Max. Access Users

✗ ✗

1000 1000 1000 1000
Areas 4 8 8 16 32 16
Set Groups
Sub systems

✗
✗

8 8 16 32 16

4 4 8 16 8

Max Keypads 4 8 8 16 32 16
Access Modules

✗ ✗

32 32 32 32
Audio Modules 2 4 8 16 32 16
Radio Modules 2 2 4 8 16 8
Max. Transmitters 16 16 24 40 128 128
Tel Numbers 8 8 8 8 8 8
Schedules 2 4 32 32 32 32
Holidays

✗

14 14 14 14 20
Event Log Size 250 500 1000 1000 1000 2000
Access Log Size

✗ ✗

1000 1000 1000 1000

Event Log

The event log will record all events, for example, user log-on times and user numbers, keypad
numbers, setting and unsetting times, alterations made to programmed settings, fault conditions, etc.
When the event log is full, the oldest event will be automatically removed when the next event occurs.
All log events are date and time stamped and may be viewed, or printed if a printer is fitted to the
system.

Areas & Set Groups

For protection purposes, the premises may be divided into a number of areas. Individual areas may be
grouped together into a setting group (Not RX16i) which provides the user with a convenient way of
setting and unsetting more than one area at the same time. The installation company engineer will
have configured your system for the appropriate number of areas and groups to comply with your
specific security requirements. Where more than one group is incorporated in the system, a group can
be configured by the installation engineer as a common group. A common group will automatically set
if all other areas of the system are set and will automatically unset if any one of the other areas is
unset. The RX16i variant does not include the set group feature. If using a RX16i then all references

to set groups throughout this manual should be interpreted as areas.

Circuits

Each detector or sensor in the installation is allocated a unique circuit number. The installation
engineer will have programmed each circuit to respond in a certain way when the circuit is activated,
when the area is set and unset. The way in which the circuit is programmed to respond will depend on
the type of circuit and its location and purpose. If a circuit is faulty, the alarm response may be turned
off by an authorised user. This process is referred to as bypassing.

User, Set group and Circuit Identification

Each user, set group, circuit, concentrator and access control module can be programmed with a text
description.

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✗
✗

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User Codes

Each user of the system is identified by a unique code. This code can be a PIN code, a magnetic
swipe card, proximity card or fob. A card or fob can only be used on a keypad variant with a proximity
interface (internal or external). The default PIN code for user 2 is 0202. Throughout this manual user
codes are only referred to as codes.

Operator Controls and Displays

System Keypads

2 x 16 character
LCD backlit display

Mains indicator

Proximity reader
target area
(optional)

The operator keypad unit incorporates a backlit liquid crystal display (LCD) comprising 2 lines of 16
characters, and a backlit keypad to gain access to the system and to perform all authorised user
functions. The backlighting will be turned on during the entry time, during code entry and while a user
is logged on. It may also be turned on using any button except ✔ and ✗and turned off using the ✔ or ✗
buttons. Keypads may be fitted with an internal proximity reader. The keypad incorporates a mains
power indicator. This indicator will flash if the system is operating on standby battery power.

Mini Keypad

2 x 16 character LCD backlit
display

Alarm LED
Set LED
230v LED

Part Set 1/Part set 2 buttons

Proximity reader target area

Cards/Fobs

A user PIN code can be replaced by a card or fob if the keypad is fitted with the optional internal or
external reader. All Guardall proximity cards and fobs are manufactured with a unique code and
duplicate cards or fobs cannot be obtained. Spare or replacement cards or fobs can be obtained from
the installation company.

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Dual User Code Operation

Where a higher level of security is required a keypad may have been programmed to require two user
codes to be entered before logging a user on to the system. Both user codes must be authorised and
are logged by the system. The authority of the second user code entered is used by the system. The
second user code must be entered within 15 seconds of the first user code.

User Card+PIN Operation

Each user can be programmed with both a PIN and a card. If the user Card+PIN option is
programmed then both codes have to be entered before the user can log on to a keypad.

Using the System

The LCD keypad will normally display the time, date and company name. If a valid code is entered the
user menu will normally be displayed. The default manager code is 02021. Enter this code followed by
the ✓button to log on.

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0 2 0 2 

02=Set
04=Test

05=Engineer
06=PIN
07=User
08=Tel Number
10=Log-Full
11=Log-Cct
12=Log-User

user token on mini keypad or at power up





=Confirm

LogOff





Unset

-Move -Select
Set

Reset Alarms
User
Log-Full
Late Work
Bypass

Time
13=Log-KP
14=Log-Date
15=Log-Alarm
20=Time
24=Holiday

On a Mini keypad, use the and
buttons to change the displayed option.



Press to choose a menu option, toggle
an on/off option or display a list of options.

25=Schedule
26=Group Text
28=Late Work
30=Bypass
32=Chime
52=Identify User
71=Copy User

On a standard keypad, enter the 2 digit code to select an option
Use the and buttons to change the displayed options
Press to move quickly through the menu.



89=Cct Status

The menu options shown are for a manager user on a system without access control. The actual
menu options available to a user will depend on the user authority, the system configuration and the
current system status. Refer to appendix A for details. Only 2 options are visible on the display but any
available option can be selected by entering the 2-digit code without viewing the actual option number.
Each menu option is discussed in detail in this manual. If no option is selected the user will be
automatically logged off after 2 minutes. If a chosen option is not available a reason will be displayed.
Refer to appendix D for details. Information about the system may be displayed when logging on.
Refer to appendix E for details.

1

It is recommended that the manager code is changed from the default as soon as possible.

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Easy Set

If your system is programmed with the easy set option then all PIN codes are 4 digits long and PIN
codes can be entered without confirming with the ✔✔✔✔ button. A card or fob may still be used in place of
a PIN when easy set is programmed.

Help

When the main user menu is on display press the help button (?) to display information about the
system. There are 3 options.

Option Description

Assist Select to connect to a remote service operator. Your alarm company may not

support this feature.

Contract The customer contract number is a 6-digit number programmed by the

installation engineer that uniquely identifies your system.

Product Info The product info option displays the control panel order code and firmware

version number and, if fitted the Dialler version number.

An authorised user can change some of the system parameters. When changing an item the help
button can be used to display the allowed values.

Remote Assist

Before using the remote assist option you must obtain a number from your alarm company. When you
need to use the remote service, you will be prompted to enter this number, and the panel will dial the
alarm company. The alarm company will then be able to check the condition of your system and
identify and resolve problems.

02=Set
04=Test



?

0=Assist
1=Contract

2=Product Info



Assist
Number _

0

Service not available

on

entered number

1

Assist-1

=Dial



You will now be logged off and
the system will now connect to
the remote service centre.

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Incorrect Codes

If Easy Set is not programmed and an incorrect user code is entered, the incorrect code message will
be displayed for a few seconds or until another key is pressed. The installation engineer will have
programmed a limit on the number of incorrect code attempts that can be made. If more than the
programmed number of code attempts are made to enter a valid user code, the keypad will be locked
out and the display will show

Out of Service

for a period of 5 minutes. Any attempt to enter a user

code during the locked out period will extend the period by another 5 minutes.

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02 0 2 

5 Min.

Delay

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Enter- ****

Maximum Code

attempts

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Incorrect Code

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Out Of Service

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Set

Code-02

The system can be partitioned into a number of parts called set groups, each of which can be
individually set. The programmed user authority level must allow setting and the programmed user
area access will determine which set groups are available to a user.

Setting can be started by:

1. A user request on a keypad

2. A user activating a keyswitch or radio Keyfob

3. Automatically by a timer schedule

4. Remotely from a PC using the Guardall GuardStation software

5. A user request on an ACM Proximity Reader.

Setting modes include:

1. Instant, where setting is completed immediately

2. Timed, where setting is completed at the end of the programmed exit time

3. Exit point, where setting is completed by opening and closing the final exit circuit

4. Push button, where setting is completed by pushing the external PB circuits after opening and
closing the final exit circuit

Your installation engineer should advise which of the above options have been programmed on your
system.

Setting from a keypad

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0 2 0 2 

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Enter- ****

Log on set programmed, one group available

and no problems or warnings to display

Log on set programmed

Log off after set

programmed

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02=Set
04=Test

0 2

1=Workshop
2=Office

1

Workshop
Setting

Workshop
Seconds Left-005

Exit time

Log off after set

not programmed

Setting with a Mini Keypad

expired

Workshop
Set

The mini keypad has two quick set buttons. The actual areas or groups controlled
by the green and yellow buttons will depend on how the system has been

programmed by the installer. The green button will set/unset the first programmed area or set
group and the yellow button will set/unset the second programmed area or set group. Pressing

and holding both and will set the first and second group or area.

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Keyswitch/Radio Keyfob Setting

As an alternative to setting and unsetting from a keypad, your system may be fitted with an optional
keyswitch, which permits setting and unsetting of a group by operating a keyswitch. The keyswitch
may be configured for any set mode. If your system is fitted with a radio interface then a radio Keyfob
may be programmed for setting.

Automatic Setting

The system may have been programmed by the installation engineer to automatically set all or parts of
the system according to a pre-programmed schedule. The schedule will have been programmed to
take into account the normal closing time, non-working days and holidays. The schedule may be
configured for any set mode.

Aborting The Setting Procedure

The setting procedure can be aborted at any time during the exit time by pressing ✗on the keypad that
was used to start setting, logging on to any other keypad, turning a keyswitch to the unset position or
an appropriate radio Keyfob.

Setting with Warnings

The system will automatically display any conditions that the user should be aware of before setting
the system. These conditions are described as set warnings and do not prohibit the user from setting
the system in the normal way.

1=Workshop
2=Office

1

Loading Door
Isolated

=Set



The set warnings include:

1. Bypassed circuit(s)

2. Circuit(s) on soak test has failed (a special circuit test mode set up
by the installation engineer)

3. Isolated circuit(s)

4. Line Fault (only when setting with telephone line fault is allowed)

5. Shunted circuit(s)

6. Battery test faults, when setting is allowed with this type of fault.

7. 230v mains faults, when setting is allowed with this type of fault.



Workshop
Seconds Left-005

Easy Set

If easy set mode 1 is programmed then the system will start to part set when you log on. During the
part set exit time, if the exit door circuit is opened and closed, the system will full set. Pressing the

✘

key during the setting time will cancel setting. If easy set mode 2 is programmed then the system
can be set without logging on to a keypad. Up to 8 parts can be set in this way (depends on the control
panel type). For example to set part 1 of your system from 1 + ✔✔✔✔. The system can be set by entering 0
+ ✔✔✔✔.

If using a mini keypad then the house symbol buttons can be used to set.

+ ✔✔✔✔ = set first group or area.
+ ✔✔✔✔ = set second group or area.

and + ✔✔✔✔ = set first and second group or area.

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Setting Restrictions

1. The selected group is programmed with a set level and a lower level set group(s) has not been

set.

2. If a user attempts to set a high level set group when a lower level is not set then a warning

message will be displayed.

In a PX250HS, there are several additional conditions that apply when setting.

1. The keypad may be programmed to disable setting

2. The selected group may be programmed for dual user set

Setting Faults

If the group cannot set a message will be displayed. This can occur at the start of setting or at the end
of the exit time depending on how your system is set up and when the fault occurs. If a fault occurs
during the exit time the exit tone will change to a warning tone. The external sounder may also have
been programmed by the installation engineer to activate in the event of a failure to set.

1=Workshop
2=Office

1

Cannot Set

Cct Fault
PIR in Hall

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=Force Set



PIR in Hall
Bypassed

=Set



Workshop
Seconds Left-005

After the setting fault(s) is displayed the force set
option may be presented (if programmed by the
installation engineer). The force set option will attempt
to automatically bypass all faults. The circuit(s) with
the fault must be programmed by the engineer to allow
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Dual Set (PX250HS Only)

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In the example the vault area is programmed for dual
user set. The first user code is 0202 and the second
user code is 1234. Both users must have the authority
to set the vault area.

Both user actions are logged.

Enter- ****

02=Set
04=Test

0

2

Logon time limit reached

1=Vault
2=Office

1

Dual Code
Enter-

2 

1 3 4

Vault
Setting

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Unset

Code-01

The system will have been partitioned by the installation engineer into a number of set groups. The
user authority will determine the choice of groups, which can be unset. There are several methods of
unsetting available to the user, which are discussed in the following section.

Unsetting can be started by:

1. A user request on a keypad

2. A user activating a keyswitch or radio Keyfob

3. Automatically by a timer schedule

4. Remotely from a PC using the Guardall GuardStation software

5. A user request on an ACM Proximity Reader.

Your installation engineer should advise which of the above options have been programmed on your
system.

Unsetting Methods

If a set group incorporates an entry route in the unsetting procedure then opening a final entry door to
the area will start a pre-programmed entry timer. The user must proceed directly to the keypad or
keyswitch via a pre-determined entry route and unset the group as described. If the group is not unset
before the entry time has expired a warning period of 30 seconds will be given. This is to warn the
user that an alarm condition will occur if the group is not unset by the end of the warning period. If the
group is not unset by the time that the total entry time and warning time has expired, an alarm
condition will be initiated. To comply with the requirements of DD243 (2002), during the entry time, all
alarms in the unsetting area(s) are ignored.

Unsetting from a keypad

Your installer may have set up your system to allow automatic unset when your user code is entered.
The diagram shows all 3 possible unset scenarios when a user logs on to a keypad when area(s) are
set.

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Log off after unset programmed

0 2 0 2 

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Log on unset programmed

Enter- ****

01=Unset
04=Test

0

1

1=Workshop
2=Office

Log off after unset not programmed

1

Workshop
Unset

Unsetting with Keyswitch or Radio Keyfob

To unset an area from a keyswitch, turn the keyswitch to the unset position. The area under the
control of the keyswitch will immediately unset. . If your system is fitted with a radio interface then a
radio Keyfob may be programmed for setting.

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Automatic Unsetting

The system may have been programmed by the installation engineer to automatically unset all or parts
of the system according to a pre-programmed schedule. The schedule will have been programmed to
take into account the normal opening time, non-working days and holidays.

Unsetting Warnings

When unsetting from a keypad, the user is informed on the display of any warnings, e.g. circuits
isolated or on soak. The warning display will appear for approximately 4 seconds during the unsetting
procedure. If more than one warning exists, the display will automatically scroll through the list of
warnings.

Workshop
Unset

The unset warnings are:

1. Bypassed circuit(s) (the circuit must have a 24hr response)

PIR in Store
Isolated

02=Set
04=Test

2. Circuit(s) on soak test has failed (a special circuit test mode set up by
the installation engineer)

3. Isolated circuit(s)

4. Line Fault (only when setting with telephone line fault is allowed)

5. Shunted circuit(s)

6. Circuit has reached the programmed multiple alarm limit

7. Battery test faults

8. 230v mains faults

Unsetting Restrictions

The selected group is programmed with a set level and a higher level set group(s) has not been unset.
If a user attempts to unset a high level set group when a lower level is set then a warning message will
be displayed.

In a PX250HS, there are several additional conditions that apply when unsetting.

1. The keypad must be programmed by the engineer to allow unset

2. The selected group may be programmed for dual user unset

3. An open/close schedule may be programmed for the selected group and the time is after the

programmed close time. This condition may be ignored following an alarm in one of the set group
areas if the set group is programmed with an alarm unset time. In this case, after unsetting, the
set group will automatically set after the programmed Alarm Unset period.

4. The selected group may be programmed with an Unset Delay time and set group will only unset at

the end of the programmed unset delay period. A message will be displayed during this time and
the user unset request will be logged.

5. If a group is manually set before the scheduled set time then it may be unset up to the number of

programmed Early Set minutes after the time the group was set.

6. The schedule unset option does not apply.

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Unset Delay (PX250HS Only)

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0 2 0 2 

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Enter- ****

01=Unset
04=Test

0

1

1=Vault
2=Office

1

In the example the vault area is programmed with an
unset delay. The unset delay time is programmed by
the installation engineer.

Unset
Please Wait . . .

Vault
Unset

Log off after unset

programmed

02=Set
04=Test

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Dual Unset (PX250HS Only)

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0 2 0 2 

12:00 Mon 27 Sep

In the example the vault area is programmed for dual
user unset. The first user code is 0202 and the second
user code is 1234. Both users must have the authority
to unset the vault area.
Both user actions are logged in the event log.

Enter- ****

01=Unset
04=Test

1=Vault
2=Office

Dual Code
Enter-

Vault
Unset

02=Set
04=Test

0

1

1

2 

1 3 4

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Reset

Code-03

The resetting method programmed by the alarm company engineer for each area and the system will
depend on the particular security requirements of the area or system. There are 3 types of reset:

1. Customer reset, where the customer can reset any alarm

2. Engineer reset, where the alarm company engineer must reset all alarms

3. Managed reset, where the customer can reset an alarm after reporting the event to the alarm
company

Workshop
Unset

Alarm
PIR in Office

Alarm cannot be reset

=Reset



01313333802
Code:123456



02=Set
04=Test

If your system is programmed for engineer reset a
telephone number and code will be displayed. Call this
number and quote your code. if your system is
configured for managed reset you will be given a code
to reset your system. This code can only be used
once.

If an engineer or managed reset is required, it will not
be possible to set the system.

Managed Reset

If the system is programmed for managed reset and an engineer reset is required contact the alarm
installation company. You will be issued with a special 6-digit PIN code. This PIN code can be used
only once to reset the system. Logon to the keypad with this PIN code to clear the engineer reset
condition.

12:00 Mon 27 Sep

Guardall

reset code +

12:00 Mon 27 Sep
Enter- *****

Reset OK

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Test

Code-04

Each area of the system can be tested individually or all areas can be tested at the same time. The test
time is limited to 1 hour. If the user does not end the test by the end of the test time then the panel will
exit test mode automatically.

04=Test

4



0

Area
Number _



1=Sounder

Enter the area number,

or 0 to test the system

1

Sounder On



2=Audio
3=Strobe

4=Walk Test
5=Comms Test

2

Strobe On



6=Detector

3

Audio On

4

PIR in Hall
Not Tested

5

Tel Number 1
Please Wait . . .



Front Door
Not Tested

Untested circuits
will be displayed

Tel Number 2
Please Wait . . .

Acknowledge
received

Walk Test
All Tested

All circuits
tested

All numbers
Tested

The panel records all activations from sensors during the unset period. When walk test is selected the
panel will display all circuits which have not alarmed since the panel was last unset. If all circuits are to
be tested then select walk test, then press the ✗button and select walk test a second time. When the
panel exits walk test mode, either manually or automatically at the end of the test time then:

1. Any fire sensor still in alarm will give a normal alarm response.

2. Circuits with a 24-hour response, which are still in alarm, will be temporarily bypassed.

3. A warning will be displayed if any PA sensor is still in alarm.

If the comms test is selected then the panel will make a test call to all telephone numbers that have
been programmed for test by the installation engineer.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Engineer

Code-05

The Eng option will only be available if the system is configured for user authorised engineer access.
This option applies to both local and remote engineer access. When the Eng option is selected the
system will prompt for the engineer PIN code to be entered.

05=Engineer

0 5

Engineer

Guardall

 or time out (2 minutes)

When an engineer logs on to a keypad, all other
keypads in the system will be inoperable and the
display will show Out of Service.

12:00 Mon 27 Sep

Guardall

Once logged on the engineer working time is limited to 8 hours.

PIN

Code-06

All users on the system are identified by a 4, 5 or 6-digit PIN code. To change user PIN code, log on to
the keypad using your current PIN code and choose the PIN option. Then follow the display prompts.
All user PIN code changes are recorded in the system event log. If the PIN code option is not available
this means that the system has been programmed to prevent you from changing your user PIN code,
and a new PIN code must be allocated by the security system manager. In the example shown the
user changes code to 1234.

06=PIN

PIN OK

0 6

New PIN
1234

PIN not

unique

2 1 3 4

New PIN
Not Available

If another user on the system already uses the chosen PIN code then that user will be alerted when
next logging on to the system. The user whose PIN is known must change PIN code to avoid seeing
the warning message on every log on.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

User

Code-07

Any master user can change the name, user code and authority for any user except the engineer. To
modify a user’s details enter the user number in the range 2-max users. In the programming example
user 3 is used.

07=User



0 7

User
Number ____



3 

1=Name
2=PIN

3=Card
4=Authority
5=ACM Authority
6=Schedule
7=Lockout
8=Expiry Date

The user 2 configuration may only be changed by user 1 or user 2. Access system users can be
added quickly using the “Add User” menu option (50), rather than programming them individually.

User Menu

Name

Code-1

When the name option is selected the current user descriptor will be displayed and can be edited.
Refer to appendix B for details. User names can be up to 10 characters long.

User Menu

PIN

Code-2

For details of changing a code refer to the main menu code change option. The default user codes are
shown in the table. The maximum PIN code length is 6 digits.

Default Codes

User Number PIN

2 0202
3-last user Off

1=Name
2=PIN

3=Card
4=Authority

2

New PIN
1234

PIN OK

2 1 3 4

PIN not unique

New PIN
Not Available

5=ACM Authority
6=Schedule
7=Lockout
8=Expiry Date

Verwijderd:

¶

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

User Menu

Card

Code-3

The procedure for adding a card is similar to adding a new PIN. Present the new card to reader when
prompted to do so. Alternatively, if the card number is known, it can be entered on the keypad. The
maximum number of card digits, excluding the optional site ID, is 8 digits

User Menu

Authority

Code-4

Users can be programmed with a number of options including authority level, group access and timed
access. The available menu options are dependent on the programmed user authority. Refer to the
menus options section for details of the menu options available to each authority level

Option Range Description

Code Change On/Off Some user types are allowed by default to change their own

code (refer to authority table). This feature can be disabled for
any user without manager authority.

LogOnSet On/Off If this option is on, the system will show a list of set groups that

are available to set. If only one set group is available setting will
start automatically.

LogOn/Unset On/Off If this option is on then the authorised set groups, which are set

will be unset when the user logs on.

Shunt On/Off If this option is on the user has access to the shunt menu

option (33).

Card+PIN On/Off If the user is configured with the Card+PIN option then BOTH

the PIN code and the card must be used to log onto a keypad.
The PIN code and card may be used in any order. This option
does not apply when using an access module. If Card+PIN is
off then a user may log onto a keypad using EITHER a PIN
code or card.

Set group 1, max On/Off A user can be programmed any combination of set groups.

3

1=Name
2=PIN

3=Card
4=Authority
5=ACM Authority
6=Schedule
7=Lockout
8=Expiry Date

User-3

User Name

User-3
Off

0 2

User-nnnn
Ordinary

Code Change-Off
LogOn/Set-Off
LogOn/Unset-Off
Shunt-Off
Card+PIN-Off
Group 1-Off
Group 2-Off
…
Group 32-Off

?

0=Off
01=Master

02=Ordinary
03=Set/Uns
04=Set
05=Unset
06=Cleaner
07=Access
10=ATM
11=Log
12=Bank Reset
14=Guard

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

User Menu

ACM Authority (PX Only)

Code-5

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system.

Option Range Description

Enable On/Off If this option is off no further user ACM options will be displayed

in this menu.

Level Normal,

The access authority of each user can be programmed.
Visitor,
Escort or
Supervisor

ACM 1 ­maximum

On/Off A user can be authorised for access through any combination

of ACM doors.

Challenged On/Off If a user is programmed as challenged then the ACM door

release and open times will be automatically doubled for the

user.

4

User-3
Enable-Off

1

0=Normal

?

1=Visitor
2=Escort
3=Supervisor

User-3
Enable-On

Level-Normal
ACM 1-Off
ACM 2-Off
. . .



1=Name
2=PIN

3=Card
4=Authority
5=ACM Authority
6=Schedule
7=Lockout
8=Expiry Date

ACM 32-Off
Challenged-Off

ACM Authority

Level

Access level Help Menu

User access right will depend on the programmed user level and the programmed access door mode
(programmed by the installation engineer). There are no restrictions on exit.

User Access Restrictions

Door Mode User Mode

Normal Dual Escort Supervisor

Normal

Visitor

Escort

Supervisor

✔
✔ ✗
✔

✔ (3) ✔ (3) ✔ (3) ✔ (3)

1

1 4

✔ ✗

2

✗
✗

Notes:

1. Dual mode access requires 2 users with either Normal, Escort or Supervisor authority.

2. A visitor user may only gain access within 10 seconds of an escort user presenting their token.

3. A supervisor user can access a door with lockout enabled.

4. An escort user can gain access by presenting their token twice within 10 seconds.

User Menu

Schedule

Code-6

A user can be programmed with a schedule to control access times. Program 00 to allow 24hr access.
The schedules can be programmed using option 25.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

User Menu

Lockout (PX Only)

Code-7

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system. If the lockout option is on
for a user then the user code will be ignored until the lockout is turned off.

User Menu

Expiry Date (PX Only)

Code-8

Expiry dates can be programmed for all users (panel and access users).

7

1=Name
2=PIN

3=Card
4=Authority
5=ACM Authority
6=Schedule
7=Lockout
8=Expiry Date

Expiry Date
Off



Expiry Date
Enter DDMMYYYY

0 1 0 1 2 0 0 4

Expiry Date



To delete an expiry date, enter the day and month of 0000 and the current year. The user authority

Thu 01 Jan 2004

and codes will be removed from the system at midnight on the expiry date.

Tel Number

Code-08

An authorised user can change any telephone number that has been programmed to use the speech
format, home beep or SMS formats. The available formats will depend on the system hardware
options. A telephone number of up to 16 digits can be programmed. This number can include pause
digits. Pause digits can be entered using the  button. This will be displayed as a “,” character. Each
pause digit represents a 1 second delay. Pauses may be required if you are signalling via a PABX or if
the call is routed through an old exchange. Enter a single zero to turn off a telephone number. Press
✘to delete a single digit.

08=Tel Number



Tel Number



Number _

Tel Number-1

01313332900

018

the number is not used

for speech messages

enter the
telephone number+

Not Available
No Authority



Tel Number-1
01313333802

An alarm in the home beep format is transmitted as a series of DTMF tones. For example if channel 3
was active the transmitted message would be:

3 3 3 < 2s delay> 3 3 3 < 2s delay > 3 3 3 < 2s delay> 3 3 3 < 2s delay >3 3 3

Where ‘3’ is the tone pair for DTMF digit 3. The channel information is repeated a maximum of 5 times
during a call.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Logs

The panel logs all events that occur in the system. All events stored in the event log are numbered in
the range 0-65535 (the event index). The event index will be reset to 0 when more than 65535 events
have been recorded. There are 2 logs, the security log and, if an ACM(s) is fitted, an access log. Each
log can be viewed in full or filtered form on a keypad and printed if a printer is connected to the
system. Options 16-18 will only be displayed if there is at least one ACM on the system. Only events
for authorised areas and access doors will be displayed or printed.

10=Log-Full
11=Log-Cct

12=Log-User
13=Log-KP
14=Log-Date
15=Log-Alarm
16=A/Log Full
17=A/Log User
18=A/Log Door

1

101

Circuit
Number-___

1 2

User
Number-____

1 3

Keypad
Number-__

1 4

Filter Date
Enter-DDMMYYYY

1 5
1

6
7

1

User
Number-____

1

8

Door
Number-__

1=Display
2=Print

2

Use the button to change the
display view of an event and the
buttons to change the event being
displayed. When an event is printed all
the event data is printed.

1

PIR in Hall
Bypassed

12:00:00 Cct1
Bypassed

Fri 3 Jan 2003
00071

U2 Cct1
Bypassed

?

?

?

?

?

00001 Mon 07 Apr 2003 00:00:02 User 2 (Mr Smith) Logged On on KP 0

Event index Event date Event time Event details

Refer to the appendix C for details of all log messages.

Time

Code-20

Some users have the authority to change the time by up to 75 minutes from the time set by the
engineer if the user clock edit option is programmed. Time changes are recorded in the event log.

20=Time Time

02

12:00



Time

Change greater

than 75 minutes

Out of Range

Enter HH:MM

1 3 0 0



Time
13:00

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Holiday

Code-24

The programmed holidays are used in conjunction with the programmable schedules. The holiday
date format is day and month only. No year is entered therefore the entered date will remain
programmed as a holiday for all years, or until it is removed from the holiday schedule. It is not
possible to program a holiday period that starts in December and ends in January. To achieve this 2
holiday periods must be programmed.

24=Holiday

2 4

Holiday
Number __



10

Holiday 1
Start-Off

End-Off
Set Group-00

Holiday 1
Enter DDMM

To disable a holiday enter a date of 00:00. The start and end dates must be in chronological order.
Holidays may be optionally programmed to apply to individual set groups

Schedule

Code-25

A schedule consists of 4 times for each day of the week and 4 times for days which are holidays. A
schedule can be used to:

1. Auto set and unset parts of the system

2. Control outputs

3. Enable/disable keypads

4. Enable/disable user access

5. Lock/unlock access doors

25=Schedule

2 5

Schedule
Number __

0 1

1=Mon
2=Tue

3=Wed
4=Thu
5=Fri

1

Schedule 1 Mon
Start 1-00:00

Stop 1-00:00
Start 2-00:00
Stop 2-00:00

Schedule 1 Mon
Enter HH:MM

6=Sat
7=Sun
8=Hol

Group Text

Code-26

A descriptor of up to 10 characters may be entered for each set group. Refer to appendix B for details
of how to change a descriptor.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Minutes Left (PX250HS Only)

Code-27

This option is only available to an ATM user. When an ATM user code and a non-zero ATM delay
period is programmed then a delay prompt will be displayed when the ATM user code is first entered.

27=Minutes left

2 7

10 Minutes left

 =Ext. Time



01=ATM 1
02=ATM 2

ATM 2
Unset

The actual unset menu
will depend on the ATM
user authority and the

2

group descriptors

0

Ext. Time
OK

If the working time is less than 10 minutes, and an extension time is programmed, then the ATM user
may extend the working time. If the programmed ATM working time is more than 10 minutes then a
warning will be given when the ATM user has 10 minutes working time left and the extend time prompt
will be displayed automatically. Requests to extend the time will be logged.

At the end of the working
time the ATM user will be automatically logged off and areas that were unset by the ATM user
will be automatically set. If an ATM user logs off without setting the ATM user authorised areas
will be automatically set.

Late Work

Code-28

The late working option will only be displayed if at least one set group is programmed with a schedule
and late working has not been already selected. When the late working option is selected a list of all
available set groups will be displayed. The late work time can be any time, including times after
midnight. All late working actions are logged.

28=Late Work





1=Perimeter
2=Vault

Late Work
00:00

Late Work
19:00

2 8

1

Late Work
Enter HH:MM

1 9 0 0

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Bypass

Code-30

The bypass option will only be available if a circuit(s) has been programmed as bypassable by the
installation engineer. The bypass circuit option allows the user to bypass a circuit that is in a fault
condition. When bypassed the alarm condition of a circuit is ignored. When a circuit is bypassed it is
ignored until the bypass is automatically removed when the circuit is next unset or until a user
removes the bypass. All bypass actions are stored in the event log. A bypass limit will have been
programmed by the installation engineer to limit the number of circuits that can be bypassed at any
one time. The system will display an error message if you try to exceed this limit.

30=Bypass





Circuit
Number ___

Circuit was

not bypassed

Cct-01
Bypassed

Enter circuit

number

3 0

10

?

Circuit
Limit 1 to max

Circuit cannot

be bypassed

Not Available
No Authority

Circuit was

bypassed

Cct-01
Normal

Max. Number of

circuits already

bypassed

Cct-01
Normal

Not Available
At Bypass Limit

Circuit has a 24hr

response and is

already bypassed

Cct-01
Active

Circuit is in a set

area

Cct-01
Set

Chime

Code-32

Certain circuit types can be selected as chime circuits when unset. To select the chime function for a
circuit, enter the circuit number. In the example chime is turned on for circuit 1.

32=Chime





Circuit
Number ___

Circuit-1
Front Door

Press any

Circuit-1
Chime-Off

Circuit-1
Chime-On

3 2

10

button

1

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Shunt

Code-33

A manager or ordinary user can be programmed with the shunt option. The shunt option will only be
displayed if there are shuntable circuits in the user authorised areas. Shunted circuits may be viewed
at any time using option 89 (Cct Status). All shunt actions are logged.

33=Shunt





Circuit

3 3

Number ___

Enter circuit

number

Circuit was

not shunted

Cct-01
Shunt On

10

Circuit cannot

be shunted

Not Available
Not Programmed

Circuit was

shunted

Cct-01
Shunt Off

Max. Number of
circuits already

shunted

Not Available
Shunt Limit

Print Text

Code-40

This option will only be available if a printer is connected to the system. The print text option will print
all text descriptors.

Print Hols.

Code-42

This option will only be available if a printer is connected to the system. The print holiday option will
print all holiday periods.

Identify User

Code-52

This option allows a user to be identified by presenting the card/fob.

52=Identify User



5 2

Present Card/Fob

Unused card/fob presented

User 3 fob presented

Code Not Used User 3

J Smith

User 20 fob presented

User 20
J Black

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Copy User

71=Copy User



7 1

Copy User ___
___-___

Enter the user to copy
here.

Enter the first and last user
in the copy range here.

To copy a single user, enter the same user number as the first and last.

Copy A/User (PX Only)

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system.

73=Copy A/User



7 3

Copy A/User ____
____-____

Enter the user to copy
here.

Enter the first and last user
in the copy range here.

To copy a single user, enter the same user number as the first and last.

Cct Status

89=Cct Status



Code-71

Code-73

Code-89



8 9

Cct Status
Normal

When the Cct Status option is selected the circuits that
are on soak test, bypassed, isolated or shunted will be
scrolled on the display.

Cct 1
Bypassed

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Access Features (PX Only)

The number of ACMs that can be connected depends on the panel variant:
The table shows the access features across the panel range.

Feature PX18 PX34 PX80 PX500

ACMs 2 4 16 32
Panel Users 20 40 100 200
Access Users 100 100 1000 1000
User expiry dates
Challenged user option
User lock out from keypad
ACM Door lock/unlock from keypad
Programmable unlock time
Programmable Aux. relay time
Anti pass back

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Access log events 1000 1000 1000 1000
Access log real time print
Set & unset

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Note: The panel users must be the first users in the system. For example on the PX 500 users 2-200
may be access or panel users, users 201-1000 can only be access users and user 1 is always the
engineer. The PX access control system can be configured through a security system keypad or a PC
running GuardStation™ Access. Guardall PX proximity cards or fobs may only be introduced to the
system through a PX keypad with an integrated proximity reader.

Add A/User

Code-50

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system.



50=Add A/User

 5 0

User 3
Present Card/Fob

Valid Card/Fob

read

The first free user number is displayed
The user number is automatically incremented when a

valid card/fob is presented.

User 4
Present Card/Fob

The user authority is automatically set to Access for all ACM doors and the user text descriptor will be
defaulted. If required the user authority can be changed using the edit user option.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Delete User

Code-51

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system. In the example shown user
3 is deleted from the system.

51=Delete Users

 5 1

Delete Users
____-____

3 

Enter the range of users to delete.
To delete a single user, enter the
user number twice. User numbers
can be entered without leading zeros.

Delete Users
3___-____

3 

Delete Users
3___-3___

Door Unlock

Code-53

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system. An ACM door can be
manually locked/unlocked from a keypad. An optional unlock time of up to 255 minutes can be
programmed. If a time of zero is programmed the door will remain unlocked until the unlock option is
turned off. While a door is locked it can still be opened by presenting a valid user card.

53=Door Unlock



5 3

Door
Number _



1

Door 1
Door Unlock-Off

Unlock Time-000

The system can be
programmed by the
engineer to allow the
manual door lock/
unlock option to
override the schedule
control.

1

Door 1
Door Unlock-On

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

Door Lockout

Code-54

This option will only be available if at least one ACM is fitted to the system. The locked out ACM door
will remain locked and will refuse all access attempts until the lockout is removed. The ACM door
lockout can only be removed through this programming option. The ACM door lockout will over-ride
any user/ACM schedule permissions or otherwise immediately, and for the applied duration. Upon
removal the ACM door will be returned to its previous state (if that state still applies). Proximity reader
LED’s will show the ACM door as locked out for the applied duration.

54=Door Lockout



45

An access user with
supervisor authority can
gain access through a door
with lockout enabled.

Door
Number _



Door 1
Door Lockout-Off

1

?

0=Off
1=On

1

Door 1
Door Lockout-On

ACM Text

Code-55

A descriptor of up to 10 characters may be entered for each ACM. Refer to the appendix B for details
of how to change a descriptor.

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PX/QX/RX Version 4.20 User Manual – Issue B

All user options with the appropriate authority level are shown in the table.

Code

Menu Option

Manager

01 Unset
02 Set
03 Reset
04 Test
05 Engineer 1 1 1 1
06 Code
07 User
08 Tel Number
10 Log-Full
11 Log-Cct
12 Log-User
13 Log-KP
14 Log-Date
15 Log-Alarm
16 A/Log-Full
17 A/Log-User
18 A/Log-ACM
20 Time 3 3
24 Holiday
25 Schedule 7
26 Group Text
27 Minutes Left
28 Late Work
30 Bypass 4 4
32 Chime
33 Shunt
40 Print Text 5
42 Print Hols. 5
50 Add A/User 6
51 Delete User 6
52 Identify User
53 Door Unlock 6
54 Door Lockout 6
55 ACM Text 6
71 Copy User
73 Copy A/User
89 Cct Status

Notes:

1. The Engineer option is not available to a user if the panel is programmed to allow the engineer
to log on without user authorisation.

2. The code option for some users will only be available if configured as part of the user
authority.

3. The time can only be changed by a user if programmed by the engineer. User time changes
are limited to +/- 75 minutes.

4. The bypass option is only available if at least one circuit has been programmed to allow
bypass.

5. The print options are only available of a printer is connected to the system.

6. The access options are only available if an ACM is fitted to the system

7. The schedule option is only available if programmed by the engineer.

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Appendix A – User Authorities

Set

Set/Uns

Ordinary

Unset

Access

Cleaner

Log

ATM

Bank Reset

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Appendix B – Editing Text

A number of text descriptors may be changed by an authorised user. All changes to descriptors are
logged.

Item Max. Length Default

User 10 User xx
Set group 10 Group x
Access control module 10 ACM x

User Number-03

J Smith

User Number-03

K Smith

1

M Z

1A2 3

a m z

4 5 6

1 9

7 8 9

save move

 0

space

clear

When a descriptor is displayed the character being edited will
be flashing (this is shown as a grey character in the
diagram).

You can change a character using the numeric keys and/or

?

use the and buttons to move through the text
character set.

User Number-03

A Smith

 

User Number-03

The allowed characters are:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz .-/

+#%^&*@<>:!$?_0123456789

A Smith

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Time modified, old time and new

which is the same as another

data

A call using the Dual comm data

Appendix C - Log Messages

Alarm & Event Log messages

Log Text Additional Data Display Text

Event Description

230v Fault NONE (see note) NONE Mains supply failed
230v OK NONE (see note) NONE Mains supply restored
A/Set Fault Usnn, Area m Usnn, Am An area auto set with faults
Active Circuit Circuit nnn Cctnnn User selected active circuit test
Alarm Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit alarm
Alarm (master shunt) Circuit nnn Cctnnn Master shunt type circuit alarms
Alarm Abort User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm Alarm abort signal transmitted.
Anti mask Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit program with the anti-

mask option has alarmed

Auth. Fail User nn Usnn Encryption authentication fail

Auto Check Fail Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit has failed to activate

during the auto check period.
Auto Check OK NONE NONE Circuit Auto Check was OK

Bat. Restore NONE (see note) NONE The battery voltage is normal

after a battery low

Bat.Monitor Fail NONE (see note) NONE Battery voltage is low or not

present during a battery test
Battery Low NONE (see note) NONE The battery has reached the low

volts threshold (after a mains

fail)
Battery Low Transmitter number TXm Transmitter battery low
Bypass User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm Circuit bypassed
Cannot set User nn, Area m Usnn, Am User was not able to set an area
Cct Tested Circuit nnn Cctnnn Circuit responded in walk test
Changed Code User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm User changes own code
Changed Code User nn, User mm Usnn, Usmm Manager or GSR user changes

code for another user
Changed Time User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm

time are logged
Check Fuse n N Panel fuse number
Check Fuse Conc n Conc n Concentrator fuse
Check Fuse OPM n OPM n Output module fuse
Check Fuse ACM n ACM n ACM fuse
Clear Circuit nnn Cctnnn Master shunt type circuit clears
Clear Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit alarm has cleared.
Code Clash User nn, User mm Usnn, Usmm User has chosen a new code

user
Comm Acknowledge n N Central station acknowledge

alarm report
Comm Fail NONE NONE Control panel comm fail input

active.
Comm Fail n N Central station fails to

acknowledges alarm report
Comm Fail

Module name Module name

Module has reported a

communications fail
Comm Test User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm User or the panel tested the

communicator(s)

Commission Fail User nn Usnn Encryption commission fail
Commissioned User nn Usnn Encryption commission OK

Data Route Fail NONE NONE A call using the Dual comm

route has failed.
Data Route OK NONE NONE

route was successful.
Date Changed Usnn Usnn Date changed (manual or auto)

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Event programmer failed to auto

Radio Module fault (no response

when unset). The system fault

User entered code on Dual code

Alarm & Event Log messages

Log Text Additional Data Display Text

Det Test Fail Usnn, Area m Usnn, Am One or more detector test
Det Test OK Usnn, Area m Usnn, Am All detector test circuits tested
Det.Test Fail
Dorm Confirm Circuit nnn Cctnnn Dormitory circuit confirmed

Dorm Init. Circuit nnn Cctnnn Dormitory circuit first activation

Download Fail GSRx GSRx Download from GSR x failed
Download OK GSRx GSRx Download from GSR x OK
Enc.Sequence User nn Usnn Encryption sequence fail

Engineer Reset Circuit nnn Cctnnn Engineer reset type circuit
Entry Alarm Area n An The area is not unset before the
Entry Started Circuit nnn Cctnnn Entry circuit opens

Expiry Date Usnn Usnn Config change: User expiry date
Ext.Time User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm ATM user selected a time
Failed Auto Set User nn, Area m Usnn, Am
Fault Radio module number RM nn

User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm A detector circuit has failed to

Event Description

circuits failed

OK

respond during a detector test.

alarms

end of the entry warning period

change.

extension

set due to circuits in alarm

response option must be

programmed. This option is only

available in EN50131 compliant

variants.
Fault Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit short circuit when unset
Fault Keypad n KPn Failed poll when unset
Fault Conc nn Conc nn Failed poll when unset
Fault OPM nn OPM nn Failed poll when unset
Fault SM n SM n Failed poll when unset
Fault ACM nn ACM nn Failed poll when unset
Fire Circuit nnn Cctnnn A fire type circuit alarm
Fire Door Open Circuit nnn Cctnnn Fire door open when unset
First code User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm

GSM Route Fail NONE NONE A call using the Dual comm
GSM Route OK NONE NONE A call using the Dual comm

GSR Poll Fail GSRx GSRx GSR number x poll fail.
GSR Poll Rest. GSRx GSRx GSR number x polling restarted

GSR Rejected NONE NONE A call from an unauthorised

Head Count Number Number of activations of all

Incorrect PIN Keypad n KPn Maximum PIN attempts reached

Isol. Limit Area n An The isolate limit for the system
Isolate User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm Circuit isolated by user

Isolate User nn, Concm Usnn, m Concentrator isolated by user

Isolate User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm Keypad isolated by user

keypad

GSM route has failed.

GSM route was successful.

GSR was rejected by the panel

(the serial number was not

programmed)

circuits programmed with the

head count option while the

panel was unset.

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A set group was not unset by the

wall tamper

GSRx Operator

GSRx Operator

Alarm & Event Log messages

Log Text Additional Data Display Text

Event Description

Isolate User nn, RMm Usnn, RMm Radio module isolated by user

Jamming Radio module number RM nn Receiver jammed

Key Fail User nn Usnn Encryption key fail

Knock Circuit nnn Cctnnn Circuit first knock
Late Working Usnn, Area m Usnn, Am Late working has been selected

for the area
Line Fault

Module name

Module name

Module has reported a line fault
Lockout Keypad n KPn Incorrect code attempt limit

reached on the keypad
Logged Off User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm User logged off keypad
Logged On User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm User logged on keypad
Managed Rst Keypad m KPm Managed reset code entered
Marginal Circuit nnn Cctnnn A Circuit is marginal
Mult. Alarm Circuit nnn Cctnnn Circuit has alarmed up to the

multiple alarm limit
Normal User nn, Concm Usnn, m Isolate removed from a

concentrator
Normal User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm Bypass or isolate removed from

a circuit
Not Unset Area n An

schedule close time
Panel Tamper NONE NONE Panel case or off the

PC Access GSRx Operator YY

YY

PC Disconnect GSRx Operator YY

YY

GSR operator number YY has

logged on from GSR number x.

GSR operator number YY has

logged on from GSR number x.

Personal Attack Circuit nnn Cctnnn A PA type circuit alarm
Poll Fail Transmitter number TX nn, RM mm Transmitter polling failure
Poll Fault Radio module number RM nn Receiver polling fault
Power Fail NONE (see note) NONE Supply voltage has

fallen to the power fail threshold
PSTN Route Fail NONE NONE A call using the Dual comm

PSTN route has failed.
PSTN Route OK NONE NONE A call using the Dual comm

PSTN route was successful.

Remote Service GSRx GSRx Remote Service Complete

Reprogrammed Refer to table Refer to table Item menu description plus

optional number (see note)
Reset Circuit nnn Cctnnn An area has been reset

Reset User nn, Area m Usnn, Usnn An area has been reset
Restored Code(s) User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm All codes have been restored to

default
Rmt.Auth Fail NONE NONE Repeated attempt to log on by a

remote host

Session End User nn Usnn Encryption session end

Set User nn, Area m Usnn Am Area has been set by a user
Set User nn, Group m Usnn m Group has been set by a user
Set Req. Circuit nnn Cctnnn Key type circuit alarms
Set Req. User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm A user requested set on a

keypad (dual set programmed)
Shunt Limit Area n An The shunt limit for the system

has been reached.
Shunt Off User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm Shunted removed from circuit
Shunt On User nn, Circuit mmm Usnn Cctmmm Shunt applied to circuit
Sndr Tamper NONE NONE Panel sounder tamper

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aken off soak

User request to unset from ACM

Alarm & Event Log messages

Log Text Additional Data Display Text

Soak Alarm Circuit nnn Cctnnn A circuit on soak test has
Soak Failed Circuit nnn Cctnnn At the end of the soak period

Soak Off Circuit nnn Cctnnn A circuit has been t
Soak On Circuit nnn Cctnnn A circuit has been put on soak
Software Error N N A software error has been

Tamper n n Concentrator Tamper
Tamper Circuit nnn Cctnnn A circuit tamper
Tamper Keypad n KPn A keypad tamper
Tamper SM n SMn A serial module tamper
Tamper OPM n OPMn An output module tamper
Tamper ACM n ACMn An ACM tamper
Tamper Radio module number RM nn Radio Module tamper
Temp Bypass Circuit nnn Cctnnn A circuit has been temporarily

TX Off N N TX channel N off
TX On N N TX channel N on
Unset User nn, Area m Usnn Am A user has unset the area
Unset User nn, Group m Usnn m Group has been unset by a user
Unset Req. Circuit nnn Cctnnn Key type circuit clears
Unset Req. User nn, Keypad m Usnn, KPm A user requested unset on a

Upload Fail GSRx GSRx Upload to GSR x failed
Upload OK GSRx GSRx Upload to GSR x OK

Verify Alm Area n An A verified alarm has occurred
Watchdog NONE NONE Software watchdog active

Appendix C – Access Log Messages

Access Control log only messages

Log Text Additional Data Display Text

Access User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm User accessed ACM m

Card Exit User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm User exit by ACM m, which has

Denied User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm User denied access ACM m
Door Open ACM m ACMm ACM door held open
Exit User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm User exit by ACM m
Forced ACM m ACMm ACM door forced open
Lock ACM m ACMm ACM door lock
Pending ACM m ACMm Schedule unlock pending
RTE ACM m ACMm ACM Door RTE button active
Set Req. User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm User request to set from ACM m
Unlock ACM m ACMm ACM door unlocked
Unset Req. User nn, ACM m Usnn, ACMm

Event Description

alarmed

any circuit which has alarmed is

logged as failed

logged

(until clear) bypassed

keypad (dual unset or unset

delay programmed)

Event Description

no door contact

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bypass a circuit when the number of bypassed circuits is

User attempts to isolate a circuit when the maximum allowed number of

The key (button) which has been pressed is never used in the current

User tries to select an option that is not allowed with their programmed

User selects unset when all areas that can be unset from the keypad are

User selects set when all areas that can be set from the keypad are

User selects an option, such as test, which is in being used by another

User attempts to shunt a circuit when the maximum allowed number of

User attempts to access an option that is only available when the system is

If a menu number is entered and the option is not available, then a reason will be displayed. For
example if no area is set and you select unset the panel will prompt with the reason the unset option is
not available.

Not Available
No Set Area

There are many reasons why an option is not available. If you think an option should be available but
the prompt is not on display then enter the menu number and the panel will display an appropriate
message. The following table shows the reasons why a menu option is not available:

Not Available Message

At Bypass Limit User attempts to
Call Engineer User attempts to set when an engineer reset is required.

High Level Set User attempts to unset a lower level group without unset higher levels
Isolate Limit

Isolated User attempts to bypass a circuit that is isolated.
Key Not Used

Keypad Busy User attempts to turn off a keypad that is being used.
Low Level Unset User attempts to set a higher level group without setting lower levels
No Authority

No Set Area
No Unset Area
Not Applicable User attempts, for example, to reset when there are no alarms logged.

Not Programmed The option selected is not programmed.
Option in Use

Printer Busy User attempts to print and the printer is in use.
Set Area User attempts to access test when an area is set.
Shunt Limit

System Not Unset
Test in Progress User attempts to set an area that is being tested (on another keypad).

Test System Circuit check fail has occurred and the user has selected set
Timer Control On User attempts to log on outwith the schedule times.
Unset Area User attempts to unset an unset area.

Appendix E - Menu Restrictions

This indicates that there is no set area available to the user.

Where Used

at the programmed bypass limit.

circuits are already isolated

menu.

authority level.
already unset.
already set.

user.

circuits are already shunted
unset, for example the event log.

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Another user has chosen your code. You will then be given the option of

immediately changing your code. This message will always be displayed on log

test. Note that this

warning will not be shown if the log on set option applies.

A group(s) is set and is programmed to automatically unset when a user logs

A circuit(s) has alarmed the maximum number of times allowed

e

When a user logs on, the system may display a special message(s) before the normal menu is
displayed. The special messages are shown in the table.

Appendix E - Log On Messages

Message Reason

Alarm Abort User logs on within the alarm abort period (programmable option)
Call Engineer You should call the installation company. The details will then be displayed.
Cannot Set The system cannot set, the reason(s) will then be displayed.
Code Known

on until the code is changed.
Det.Test Fail
Area x
Group Unset

Mult.Alarm
Reset OK A managed reset code has been accepted

Setting Stopped User logs on during the setting exit period
Soak Cct Fails Circuits which have been put on special test by the installation engineer hav

Unset Alarm An unset alarm has occurred, the details will then be displayed.

A detector in area x has failed an automatic detector

on.

(programmable). The circuit details will then be displayed.

alarmed.

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Appendix F – Audio Commands

This section only applies to systems that are fitted with an audio bus or a speech module. The speech
and audio functions of the system by using a DTMF telephone handset. To use an audio or speech
function:

1. Dial the control panel telephone number

2. Log on using your PIN code and terminate with the # button

3. Enter the required function code

Code Meaning

*01# - *32# Activate TalkBack modules 1 to 32
*00# Activate all TalkBack modules
# Toggle between listen and talk modes
*59# Replay stored audio (the system must be fitted with an audio interface

with the speech record option)

*40# Record main message

*41# - *49# Record channel messages 1 to 8

*410# Record set message
*411# Record unset message
*50# Play main message
*51# - *59# Play channel message 1 to 8
*510# Play set message
*511# Play unset message
*61# - *68# Turn on output 1 to 8 (the selected output must be programmed by the

engineer)

*171# - *178# Turn off output 1 to 8 (the selected output must be programmed by the

engineer)

*010# Unset system
*01nn# Unset group n, where n = 1 to 32
*020# Set system
*02nn# Set group n, where n = 1 to 32

*03nn# Status of set group n, where n = 1 to 32

* Cancel command
*# shut down call

Note that all commands except toggle are preceded with a “*” and you must wait for the confirm tone
after the “*” before pressing “#”.

Message Length

Function

(seconds)

0 8 Main message sent with all speech format alarm reports

1-8 4 Channel messages sent when the corresponding channel is

active

9 6 Memo message or stored audio message

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Appendix G - System Details

Number of Areas
Number of keypads
Number of Circuits
Number of Users
Service Number
Contract Number

Keypads

Number Location

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Set Groups

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Areas Number Description

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Circuits

Number Description Location

Cct 1
Cct 2
Cct 3
Cct 4
Cct 5
Cct 6
Cct 7
Cct 8
Cct 9
Cct 10

Cct 11
Cct 12
Cct 13
Cct 14
Cct 15
Cct 16
Cct 17
Cct 18

Cct 19
Cct 20
Cct 21
Cct 22
Cct 23
Cct 24
Cct 25
Cct 26
Cct 27

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Number Description Location

Cct 28
Cct 29
Cct 30
Cct 31
Cct 32
Cct 33
Cct 34

Users

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Areas Number Description

1 2 3 4

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