Control Panel User Manual
Network Security Control Panel
User Manual
UD.6L0206D1097A01
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Control Panel User Manual
User Manual
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Regulatory Information
FCC Information
Please take attention that changes or modification not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
FCC compliance: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance 20cm between the
radiator and your body.
FCC Conditions
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
EU Conformity Statement
This product and - if applicable - the supplied accessories too are
marked with "CE" and comply therefore with the applicable harmonized
European standards listed under the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC, the
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC, the LVD Directive 2006/95/EC, the RoHS
Directive 2011/65/EU.
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2012/19/EU (WEEE directive): Products marked with this symbol cannot
be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. For
proper recycling, return this product to your local supplier upon the
purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at designated
collection points. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info
2006/66/EC (battery directive): This product contains a battery that
cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European
Union. See the product documentation for specific battery information.
The battery is marked with this symbol, which may include lettering to
indicate cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), or mercury (Hg). For proper recycling,
return the battery to your supplier or to a designated collection point.
For more information see: www.recyclethis.info
Industry Canada ICES-003 Compliance
This device meets the CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B) standards requirements.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject
to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils
radioexempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :
(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et
(2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le
brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of
a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce
potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen
that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for
successful communication.
Conformément à la réglementation d'Industrie Canada, le présent émetteur radio peut
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Warnings Follow these safeguards to
prevent serious injury or
death.
Cautions Follow these precautions to
prevent potential injury or
material damage.
fonctionner avec une antenne d'un type et d'un gain maximal (ou inférieur) approuvé pour
l'émetteur par Industrie Canada. Dans le but de réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique
à l'intention des autres utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type d'antenne et son gain de sorte que la
puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r.e.) ne dépasse pas l'intensité nécessaire à
l'établissement d'une communication satisfaisante.
This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance 20cm between the
radiator and your body.
Cet équipement doit être installé et utilisé à une distance minimale de 20 cm entre le radiateur
et votre corps.
Safety Instruction
These instructions are intended to ensure that the user can use the product correctly to avoid
danger or property loss.
The precaution measure is divided into ‘Warnings’ and ‘Cautions’:
Warnings: Serious injury or death may be caused if any of these warnings are neglected.
Cautions: Injury or equipment damage may be caused if any of these cautions are neglected.
Warnings:
Please adopt the power adapter which can meet the safety extra low voltage (SELV)
standard. The power consumption cannot be less than the required value.
Do not connect several devices to one power adapter as an adapter overload may cause
over-heating and can be a fire hazard.
When the product is installed on a wall or ceiling, the device should be firmly fixed.
To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose the indoor used product to rain
or moisture.
This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all the
local codes.
Please install blackouts equipment into the power supply circuit for convenient supply
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interruption.
If the product does not work properly, please contact your dealer or the nearest service
center. Never attempt to disassemble the product yourself. (We shall not assume any
responsibility for problems caused by unauthorized repair or maintenance.)
Please do not look directly into the laser light within 6 meters because laser is hazardous to
humans.
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Cautions:
Make sure the power supply voltage is correct before using the product.
Do not drop the product or subject it to physical shock. Do not install the product on
vibratory surface or places.
Do not expose it to high electromagnetic radiating environment.
Do not aim the lens at the strong light such as sun or incandescent lamp. The strong light
can cause fatal damage to the product.
The sensor may be burned out by a laser beam, so when any laser equipment is being used,
make sure that the surface of the sensor not be exposed to the laser beam.
For working temperature, please refer to the specification manual for details.
To avoid heat accumulation, good ventilation is required for a proper operating
environment.
While shipping, the product should be packed in its original packing.
Please use the provided glove when open up the product cover. Do not touch the product
cover with fingers directly, because the acidic sweat of the fingers may erode the surface
coating of the product cover.
Please use a soft and dry cloth when clean inside and outside surfaces of the product cover.
Do not use alkaline detergents.
Improper use or replacement of the battery may result in hazard of explosion. Please use
the manufacturer recommended battery type.
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Content
Chapter 1 Introduction _________________________________________ 11
1.1 Overview _____________________________________________________ 11
1.2 Features ______________________________________________________ 11
Chapter 2 Installation and Wiring ________________________________ 14
2.1 Main Board Overview ___________________________________________ 14
2.2 Device Wiring _________________________________________________ 15
2.2.1 Detector Wiring __________________________________________________ 15
2.2.2 Alarm Output Wiring ______________________________________________ 17
2.2.3 Keypad Wiring ___________________________________________________ 17
2.2.4 Printer Wiring ____________________________________________________ 19
2.3 System Start-up ________________________________________________ 19
2.3.1 Control Panel Start-up _____________________________________________ 19
2.3.2 Alarm Keypad Start-up _____________________________________________ 20
2.3.3 Keypad Address __________________________________________________ 24
2.3.4 Factory Settings __________________________________________________ 24
2.3.5 Activating the Control Panel ________________________________________ 25
Chapter 3 Keypad Operation (Local Operation） ____________________ 31
3.1 Alarm Keypad Configuration ______________________________________ 31
3.1.1 Installer Password Settings _________________________________________ 31
3.1.2 Operator Configuration ____________________________________________ 31
3.1.3 Zone Parameters Configuration ______________________________________ 32
3.1.4 Telco Line Communication Control ___________________________________ 35
3.1.5 Dialing Account Configuration _______________________________________ 36
3.1.6 Alarm Receiver Phone Number Settings _______________________________ 36
3.1.7 Zone Associated Relay Configuration _________________________________ 37
3.1.8 Relay Event Linkage Configuration ____________________________________ 38
3.1.9 Relay Time Settings _______________________________________________ 39
3.1.10 Siren Configuration ________________________________________________ 40
3.1.11 Control Panel Time Settings _________________________________________ 40
3.1.12 Control Panel IP Configuration _______________________________________ 40
3.1.13 Local Port Number Configuration ____________________________________ 41
3.1.14 Subnet Mask Configuration _________________________________________ 41
3.1.15 Gateway Configuration_____________________________________________ 42
3.1.16 GPRS Configuration _______________________________________________ 42
3.1.17 SIM Card No. Configuration _________________________________________ 43
3.1.18 Uploading Center IP Configuration ___________________________________ 43
3.1.19 Center Port No. Configuration _______________________________________ 44
3.1.20 Center Protocol and Account Configuration ____________________________ 44
3.1.21 Printer Settings ___________________________________________________ 45
3.1.22 Siren Linked Event Configuration _____________________________________ 48
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3.1.23 Emergency Alarm Linkage Configuration_______________________________ 49
3.1.24 Control Panel Tampering Alarm Configuration __________________________ 50
3.1.25 Testing Report Configuration ________________________________________ 50
3.1.26 Partition Configuration _____________________________________________ 51
3.1.27 Public Partition Settings ____________________________________________ 56
3.1.28 Fault Detection Configuration _______________________________________ 56
3.1.29 Center Group Configuration _________________________________________ 59
3.1.30 Whitelist Parameters Configuration __________________________________ 62
3.1.31 Schedule Configuration ____________________________________________ 67
3.1.32 Wireless User Permission Configuration _______________________________ 73
3.2 Keypad Alarm Operation Code ____________________________________ 74
3.2.1 Device Initialization _______________________________________________ 74
3.2.2 Control panel Arming and Disarm ____________________________________ 74
3.2.3 Stay Arming _____________________________________________________ 74
3.2.4 Zone Bypass/Recovery _____________________________________________ 75
3.2.5 Group Bypass ____________________________________________________ 75
3.2.6 Group Bypass Recovery ____________________________________________ 75
3.2.7 Canceling Keypad Alarm____________________________________________ 75
3.2.8 Alarm Output Operation ___________________________________________ 76
3.2.9 Emergency Alarm _________________________________________________ 76
3.2.10 System Status Query ______________________________________________ 76
3.2.11 Control Panel and Wireless Device Connection _________________________ 77
3.2.12 Deleting the Specified Connected Wireless Device ______________________ 77
3.2.13 Deleting all the Connected Wireless Device ____________________________ 77
3.2.14 Main Operator Password Changing ___________________________________ 77
3.2.15 Control Programming Operation _____________________________________ 77
3.2.16 Entering Partition _________________________________________________ 78
3.2.17 Alarm Center Test _________________________________________________ 78
3.2.18 Project Mode ____________________________________________________ 78
3.2.19 Enabling/Disabling Key Tone ________________________________________ 78
3.2.20 LCD Backlight Control ______________________________________________ 78
3.2.21 LCD Backlight off __________________________________________________ 78
3.2.22 Pacing __________________________________________________________ 79
3.2.23 SMS Arming/Disarming ____________________________________________ 79
3.2.24 Control Panel Soft Recovery _________________________________________ 79
3.2.25 Current Fault Tone Disabling ________________________________________ 80
3.2.26 Test Report Manually Relaying _______________________________________ 80
3.2.27 Keypad Locking and Unlocking ______________________________________ 80
3.2.28 Exiting the Operation ______________________________________________ 80
Chapter 4 Accessing by Client Software ____________________________ 81
4.1 Installing the iVMS-4200 _________________________________________ 81
4.2 User Registration and Login ______________________________________ 85
4.3 Network Security Control Panel Settings ____________________________ 86
4.3.1 Add/Edit/Delete the Device _________________________________________ 86
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4.4 Security Control Panel Remote Control _____________________________ 88
4.4.1 Partition Remote Control ___________________________________________ 89
4.4.2 Zone Remote Control ______________________________________________ 90
4.5 Remote Configuration ___________________________________________ 91
4.5.1 System Information Configuration ____________________________________ 92
4.5.2 Network Configuration _____________________________________________ 97
4.5.3 Alarm Configuration ______________________________________________ 105
4.6 Others ______________________________________________________ 117
4.6.1 Fault Handling ___________________________________________________ 117
4.6.2 Printer Configuration _____________________________________________ 118
4.7 Operation ___________________________________________________ 119
4.8 Status _______________________________________________________ 120
Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting ____________________________________ 122
Appendix1：Specifications ______________________________________ 131
Appendix2：CID Report _________________________________________ 132
Appendix3：LED Keypad Prompt Sound ____________________________ 134
Appendix4：Conversion Table ____________________________________ 134
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
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The DS-19A08/16-BN (G) is a control panel that supports 8 partitions. The panel uses
embedded microcontroller technology for zone monitoring and system status detection.
The alarm or status reports can be transmitted to the central alarm monitoring station
through programming. Multiple alarm types and report transmission methods (telephone
network, the Ethernet network, and the GPRS wireless network) are supported. A mobile
client is attached for key fobs such as pushing alarm notifications or status reports and
remote arming/disarming. The control panel is deployed mainly in the security systems of
shopping malls, stores, residences, apartments, communities, and so on.
1.2 Features
Hardwire Zones and Relay Outputs
8/16 hardwire zones
Hardwire zones signal monitoring (tampering alarm, and so on)
Local 4-ch of relay output (12-ch expandable)
Up to 12 channel extension relay outputs
Relay outputs triggered by alarm events or system events
Partitioning
8 partitions, which can be controlled independently
1 common partition (No.1 partition), that can be programmed to be linked with any
other two partitions
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Event Log
1 Contact ID report cache that can store up to 250 reports
Up to 8,000 alarm event logs, 2,000 operation events logs, and 1,500 management
event logs can be stored with time tags
Event logs tracing over the LAN
GPRS communication and Short Message Service (SMS) (only)
ADEMCO Contact ID communication over the telephone network
Communication over Ethernet and the GPRS wireless network
HIK-SDK communication over the Ethernet network
Report Strategy
Up to 2 independent central stations over the telephone lines
Up to 2 independent central stations over the Ethernet network
Up to 2 independent central stations over the GPRS wireless network
Up to 6 independent report channel groups consisted of one main channel and 3
backup channels each, that can transmit reports in parallel
Each report channel can be configured to transmit reports to the central alarm
monitoring station over the telephone, Ethernet or GPRS wireless network
Report can be pushed to a mobile phone with the mobile client
Report message can be transmitted to the mobile users with an associated telephone
number (SIM card)
6 communication channels over the Ethernet network based on the HIK-SDK protocol
Remote Control
Up to 32 key fobs for radio transmitter operations
Key fobs operations with mobile client
Message control operations such as arming, disarming, and clearing the alarm, via
short messages sent from the associated telephone number
Peripherals Devices
1 half-duplex RS-485 device bus, which can interface with keypads and relay modules
Up to addressable keypads
1 external audio output for alarm warning devices such as sirens, bells, or horns with
12V DC power supply
User Management
Users are consisted of an Installer, a Master User, 15 keypad operators, and 16 network
operators
Authority level management of users assigned different security codes
Power Supply Management
Power supply interface with battery sensing hardware to prevent deep discharging and
charge management circuit hardware for the external backup battery
Automatically switch between A.C. power and backup battery power
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1 auxiliary power output rated maximum 12V DC, 750 mA
Manual hardware reset to factory defaults
Additional Features
Tamper and movement protection function
Scheduling operations such as arming, disarming, and output activating
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No.
Description
No.
Description
1
Fuse
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Printer Wiring Interface
2
Incoming Telco Line Interface
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Alarm Input Interface
3
Handset Interface
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Wireless Network Module Indicator
4
Power Adapter
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SIM Card Slot
5
Lead-acid Battery
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Wired Network Module Indicators*
6
Alarm Bell
15
GPRS Antenna Socket
7
Auxiliary Power Interface
16
LAN Interface
8
Keypad Connection Interface
17
Reset Button
9
Alarm Output Interface
18
TAMPER Switches*
Chapter 2 Installation and Wiring
2.1 Main Board Overview
Main Board Overview
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Wireless Network Module Indicator
The distribution of wireless network module indicators is shown below.
Wired Network Module Indicator
The distribution of wired network module indicator is shown below.
TAMPER Switches
TAMPER2 indicates the movement alarm switch.
TAMPER1 indicates the tampering alarm switch.
2.2 Device Wiring
2.2.1 Detector Wiring
The alarm input interfaces of the control panel are show as follows.
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2.2KΩ
NC
C
Z
G
Peripheral Security DetectorAlarm Host
NC Detector
2.2KΩ
NO
C
Z
G
Alarm Host
NO Detector
Peripheral Security Detector
2.2KΩ
2.2KΩ
ZONE
GND
DETECTOR
NC
NO
TAMPER
The wiring of sensor is shown as follows.
The Tamper-proof wiring is shown below.
The resistance of 2.2KΩ,3.3KΩ, 5.6KΩ, and 8.2KΩ are all supported for the control panel.
Only 2.2KΩ resistance can be used for tamper-proof. For being compatible with the EOL,
you should configure the EOL resistance value of the corresponded zone.
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External Device
NO/NC
COM
DC12V
Breaker
External DC Load
External Device
NO/NC
COM
DC12V
Breaker
External AC Load
Relay (30V/1A)
2.2.2 Alarm Output Wiring
The alarm output interfaces of the control panel are show as follows.
The wiring of alarm output is shown as follows:
The DC current supplied by the control panel is used for external devices. The load current
cannot be over 1A.
2.2.3 Keypad Wiring
The keypad wiring is shown as follows.
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2.2.4 Printer Wiring
The printer wiring is shown below.
2.3 System Start-up
For configuring the security control panel, you should restore the system of the control
panel after start-up.
2.3.1 Control Panel Start-up
The keypad registration will be completed in 10 seconds after the control panel being
power on. The system then will complete the start-up and enter the properly status of
working.
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Working Status
Indicator Status
Partition Arming
Red (Continuously Light)
Partition Disarming
Green (Continuously Light)
In Programming
Green (Flickering)
Main Operator Password Editing
Green (Flickering)
Remote Control Connecting
Green (Flickering)
Pacing Mode
Red (Continuously Light)
Working Status
Indicator Status
Normal
Green (Continuously Light)
In Project
Red (Continuously Light)
System Fault
Orange (Flickering)
Main Operator Password Editing
Green (Flickering)
In Programming
Green (Flickering)
Unregistered Keypad
Red (Flickering)
Working Status
Indicator Status
Normal
Off
Alarm
Red (Flickering)
Exception
Red (Continuously Light)
Bypass
Green (Continuously Light)
2.3.2 Alarm Keypad Start-up
The LED keypad will make continuously prompt tones if the keypad does not receive the
registration respond from the control panel in 20 seconds after it being power on. While
the registration is succeeded, the working status indicator will turn green.
LED Alarm Keypad
LED Alarm Keypad Armed Indicator
LED Alarm Keypad Run Indicator
LED Alarm Keypad Channel Indicator
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No.
Description
No.
Description
1
Off-hook
5
Send CID Report
2
Dialing
6
Receive Confirmation Sound
3
Alarm Connecter Disconnection
7
Control Panel On-hook
4
Receive Hands-shake Sound
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Alarm Connecter On-hook
No.
Description
No.
Description
1
AC Power Outages
5
RS485 Device Disconnection
2
Low Battery for Accumulator
6
Wired Network Exception
3
Control Panel Tampering Alarm
Enabled
7
Wireless Network Exception
4
Telephone Line Disconnection
8
Reserved
HIKVISION
SYS1D SYS2R SYS3A SYS4R
SYS5R SYS6R SYS7R SYS8R
System Status
Description
SYS1D
Partition1 Disarmed
SYS2R
Partition2 Ready
SYS3A
Partition3 Armed
SYS4R
Partition4 Ready
LED Alarm Keypad Channel Indicator Status in Project Mode
LED Alarm Keypad Channel Indicator Status in Status Mode
LCD Alarm Keypad
The system status display demonstration indicates the keypad display interface of system
status without any key pressing.
Powering on Display Demonstration
The display demonstration after powering on is shown below.
System Status (normal) Display Demonstration
The display demonstration of system status (working properly) is shown below.
Global Keypad
The system status description is shown below.
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System Status
Description
SYS5R
Partition5 Ready
SYS6R
Partition6 Ready
SYS7R
Partition7 Ready
SYS8R
Partition8 Ready
HIKVISION
System Fault
HIKVISION
SYS1D SYS2R SYS3A SYS4R
SYS5R SYS6R SYS7R SYS8R
V1.2.1 build 131211
2014.04.18 19:24:26
Programming...
Zone/Module Exception
Programming...
SYS1D SYS2R SYS3A SYS4R
SYS5R SYS6R SYS7R SYS8R
Partition Keypad
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Keypad Standby Status Display Demonstration
The standby status display demonstration is shown below.
The LCD keypad displays the version of the control panel and the time of operation.
Global Keypad Programming Status Display Demonstration
The programing status includes normal status and abnormal status. The demonstration is
shown below.
Normal Status
Abnormal Status
System Status (abnormal) Display Demonstration
Global Keypad
Partition Keypad
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Zone Alarm
001 002 003 004 005 006
Zone Offline
001 002 003 004 005 006
Zone Fault
001 002 003 004 005 006
Zone Bypass
001 002 003 004 005 006
Work Test
001 002 003 004 005 006
AC Power Off;
Low Battery Voltage;
Network1: Connecting…
Network1: Connected
Network1: Sending Report…
Network1: Sending report
succeeded.
The system exception display of the partition keypad includes interfaces of alarm, fault and
bypass.
Zone Alarm
Zone Offline
Zone Fault
Zone Bypass
System Pacing Display Demonstration
The system pacing display demonstration is shown below.
System Fault Display Demonstration
The system fault display demonstration is shown below.
Display Demonstration in Project Mode
The demonstration is shown below.
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DIP
Add.
DIP
Add.
DIP
Add.
DIP
Add.
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
0
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
1
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
2
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
3
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
4
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
5
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
6
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
7
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
8
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
9
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
10
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
11
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
12
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
13
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
14
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
15
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
16
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
17
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
18
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
19
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
20
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
21
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
22
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
23
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
24
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
25
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
26
21 3 4 5
ON
DIP
27
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
28
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
29
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
30
21 3 4 5
DIP
ON
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2.3.3 Keypad Address
An address is required for each alarm keypad in the system. These addresses cannot be
repeated. Once exchanging the alarm keypad, the address of the new keypad must be the
same as the replaced one. You should configure the address via DIP switch of the keypad
before powering on the system. The address should be in the range of 0~31.
2.3.4 Factory Settings
If powering on the system before zone connection, a 2.2k Ohm resistance is required for
bridge connection between each zone.
Password and Report
Installer Password: 012345
Main User Password: 1234
Power Recovery Default Installer Password: No
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Arming/Disarming Report: Yes
Control Panel Duress Report: N/A
CID Report：
Account#1#2: No
Dialing Type: DTMF
Key fobs Programming: No
For Detailed CID code, Please refer to CID Report.
Zone:
Zone 1 to 8/16: Real-time zone
Urgent Soft Zone: Buzzing prompt sound
Test:
Testing Report Interval：N/A
Timing:
Entering Duration: 10 sec
Exiting Duration: 30 sec
Belling Duration: 5 min
Network Parameters:
IP Address: 192.0.0.64
Port No.: 8000
2.3.5 Activating the Control Panel
Purpose:
You are required to activate the control panel first before you can use the control panel.
Activation via SADP, and Activation via client software are supported.
Activation via SADP Software
SADP software is used for detecting the online device, activating the device, and resetting
the password.
Get the SADP software from the supplied disk or the official website, and install the SADP
according to the prompts. Follow the steps to activate the control panel.
Steps:
1. Run the SADP software to search the online devices.
2. Check the device status from the device list, and select an inactive device.
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3. Create a password and input the password in the password field, and confirm the
password.
STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED– We highly recommend you create a
strong password of your own choosing (using a minimum of 8 characters,
including upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special
characters) in order to increase the security of your product. And we
recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security
system, resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your
product.
4. Click OK to save the password.
You can check whether the activation is completed on the popup window. If activation
failed, please make sure that the password meets the requirement and then try again.
5. Change the device IP address to the same subnet with your computer by either
modifying the IP address manually or checking the checkbox of Enable DHCP.
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6. Input the password and click the Save button to activate your IP address modification.
Activation via Client Software
The client software is versatile video management software for multiple kinds of devices.
Get the client software from the supplied disk or the official website, and install the
software according to the prompts. Follow the steps to activate the control panel.
Steps:
1. Run the client software and the control panel of the software pops up, as shown in the
figure below.
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2. Click the Device Management icon to enter the Device Management interface, as
shown in the figure below.
Check the device status from the device list, and select an inactive device.
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3. Click the Activate button to pop up the Activation interface.
4. Create a password and input the password in the password field, and confirm the
password.
STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED– We highly recommend you create a
strong password of your own choosing (using a minimum of 8 characters,
including upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special
characters) in order to increase the security of your product. And we
recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security
system, resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your
product.
5. Click OK button to start activation.
6. Click the Modify Netinfo button to pop up the Network Parameter Modification
interface, as shown in the figure below.
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7. Change the device IP address to the same subnet with your computer by either
modifying the IP address manually or checking the checkbox of Enable DHCP.
Input the password to activate your IP address modification.
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012345 *0#
1 2
000 012345 #
1 2 3
Chapter 3 Keypad Operation (Local
Operation）
3.1 Alarm Keypad Configuration
You should access the programming mode (only installer can access the programming mode)
before keypad configuration. The command is shown below:
{1} Installer password: 012345
{2} Command Key: *0 #
The command for exiting programming mode is *#.
3.1.1 Installer Password Settings
The password of installer is used for accessing programming and initializing mode. The
command is shown below.
{1} Installer Password Programming Address: 000.
{2} Installer Password: The default password is 012345. The length of the configured
password should be 1~ 6 characte.
{3} End the command.
3.1.2 Operator Configuration
The programming command of operator configuration is shown below.
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001 *2 1234 #
1 2 3 4
No.
Permission
No.
Permission
1
Arming
No Arming Report
Unavailable Bypass
2
Arming/Disarming
No Disarming Report
Unavailable Bypass
3
Arming/Disarming
No Arming/Disarming Report,
Unavailable Bypass
4
Arming
Arming Report
Unavailable Bypass
5
Disarming
Disarming Report
Unavailable Bypass
6
Arming/ Disarming
Arming/Disarming Report
Unavailable Bypass
7
Arming
No Disarming Report
8
Disarming
No Arming/Disarming Report
9
Arming/Disarming
No Arming/Disarming Report
Bypass
*0
Arming
Arming Report
Bypass
*1
Disarming
Disarming Report
Bypass
*2
Arming/Disarming
Arming/Disarming Report
Bypass
{1} Operator Programming Address: 001～016.
{2} User Permission: 12 permissions. For details, please refer to the following table.
{3} Specified the username and password, the length of user name should be in the
range of 2 to 5 characters.
{4} End the command.
The username and password cannot be empty. If the password is configured as 0, the user
will be deleted. The password of 00, 000, 0000, or 00000 all signify of deleting the user.
The default password of the main operator is 1234 with the permission of 2. The default
permission of other operators is 6.
3.1.3 Zone Parameters Configuration
The parameters of zone include zone response time, zone arming type, linked local alarm
output, linked siren output. The detailed command is shown below.
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201 2 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11 12
13
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
10 ms
1
250 ms
2
500 ms
3
750 ms
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
None
1
24-hour voiced zone
2
Delay Zone
3
Internal Delay Zone
4
Key Arming/Disarming Zone
5
Real-time Zone
6
Fire Zone
7
24-hour non-voiced Zone
8
Stay Arming
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Non-linked Alarm
Output
1
Linked Alarm Output
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Unsuport
1
Support
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
No Alarm Recovery
Report
1
Alarm Recovery Report
{1} Zone Parameters Programming Address: 201～208/216
For 8-zone network security control panel , the zone parameters programming
address is 201~208.
For 16-zone network security control panel, the zone parameters
programming address is 201~216.
{2} Zone Response Time. The 4 kinds of zone response time is shown as follows.
{3} Zone Arming Type
{4} Linked Relay (Reserved)
{5} Liked Alarm Output.
{6} Bypass Group
{7} Alarm Recovery Report.
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Command
Command Description
0
Zone Loop without Tampering Prevention
Switch
1
NC Type of Loop with Tampering Prevention
Zone Loop
2
NO Type of Loop with Tampering Prevention
Zone Loop
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Non-linked Local Alarm
Output
1
Linking Local 1 Alarm
Output
2
Linking Local 2 Alarm
Output
3
Linking Local 1/2Alarm
Output
4
Linking Local 3 Alarm
Output
5
Linking Local 1/3 Alarm
Output
6
Linking Local 2/3 Alarm
Output
7
Linking Local 1/2/3 Alarm
Output
8
Linking Local 4 Alarm
Output
9
Linking Local 1/4 Alarm
Output
*0
Linking Local 2/4 Alarm
Output
*1
Linking Local 1/2/4Alarm
Output
*2
Linking Local 3/4 Alarm
Output
*3
Linking Local 1/3/4 Alarm
Output
*4
Linking Local 2/3/4 Alarm
Output
*5
Linking Local 1/2/3/4 Alarm
Output
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
No Linked Siren Output
1
With Linked Siren
Output
{8} Zone Loop Type
The fire alarm zone do not support the configuration of zone loop type, and can
only be set as 0,or an error value will be returned.
{9} Tampering Prevention Linked Relay
{10} Tampering Prevention Linked Siren Output
{11} Tampering Alarm Recovery Report
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Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
No Tampering
Prevention Recovery
Report
1
With Tampering
Prevention Recovery
Report
Command
Resistance Value
Command
Resistance Value
0
2.2KΩ
1
3.3KΩ
2
4.7KΩ
3
5.6KΩ
4
8.2KΩ
457 0 0 3 3 #
1 2 4 63 5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
DTMF- double tone&
multi-frequency (5/sec)
1
DTMF- double tone&
multi-frequency
(10/sec)
{12} End of line resistors
The resistance of 2.2KΩ or 3.3KΩ supports tamper-proof and
non-tamper-proof wiring.
The resistance of 4.7KΩ only supports tamper-proof wiring.
The resistance of 5.6KΩor 8.2KΩ only supports non-tamper-proof wiring.
{13} End the command.
3.1.4 Telco Line Communication Control
The communication control command is used for setting the phone connection mode of
alarm center 1 and 2. The detailed command is shown below.
{1} The Telco line communication control programming address: 457
{2} Dialing Mode of Telephone Center1
{3} Dialing Mode of Telephone Center2
{4} Dialing Times of Telephone Center1
{5} Dialing Times of Telephone Center2
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Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
1 1 9
9 Times
2
2 Times
*0
10 Times
3
3 Times
*1
11 Times
4
4 Times
*2
12 Times
5
5 Times
*3
13 Times
6
6 Times
*4
14 Times
7
7 Times
*5
15 Times
9
8 Times
458 0 0 0 0 #
1 2 4 63 5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
458
Corresponding Alarm
Center 1 Dialing Account
459
Corresponding Alarm Center
2 Dialing Account
{6} End the command.
3.1.5 Dialing Account Configuration
The control panel supports phone dialing to upload alarm information. The dialing account
command is shown below.
{1} Dialing Account Programming Address: 458~459
{2}~{5} Account No.. The value range of the account No. is 0~F.
It is recommended that the dilaing account should be the same as the allocated account of
the alarm connecter.
{6} End the command.
3.1.6 Alarm Receiver Phone Number Settings
The control panel supports two dialing accounts. The maximum length of dialing number of
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460 E0 ∙∙∙∙∙∙0 #
1 2 3
Address
Command Description
Address
Command
Description
460
Alarm Center1 Phone
Number Programming
Address
462
Alarm Center2 Phone
Number
Programming Address
461
463
467 000 0 00 #
1
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2
each account is 31 digits. The command is shown as follows.
{1} Programming Address of Phone Number of Alarm Connecter: 460~463
A telephone number is separated into two segments. The 460 and 461 group represents the
dialing number which is connected with alarm center1. The 462 and 463 group represents
the dialing number which is connected with alarm center2.
{2} The dialing number is 16 digits.
All the telephone number should be end with *4.
The length of the each center number is 31 digits, and the entering format
should be {No.} + {Dwell Time} + {ext.No.}
The default center number is E0000000000000000000000000000000.
{3} End the command.
Example 1:
If the tele-phone number is 0571-88075998, you can enter 460057188075998*4# with the
keypad for completing the configuration.
Example 2：
If the telephone number is 17951-88075998, there are two steps to set the phone number
via the keypad.
Steps:
1. Enter 46017951FFF88075998# with the keypad.
2. Enter 461*4# to complete the settings.
3.1.7 Zone Associated Relay Configuration
The detailed programming command is shown below.
{1} Relay Configuration Programming Address: 467
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Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Delete
1
Add
468 000 0 00 00 #
1 4
2
3
5
6
Command
Function Description
Command
Function Description
468
Enable Relay Event
Linkage
469
Disable Relay Event
Linkage
Command
Function Description
Command
Function Description
0
Delete Relay
1
Add Relay
Command
Function Description
Command
Function Description
00
Device
01
System
{2} Zone No.
{3} Add/Delete Relay
{4} Relay No.
{5} End the command.
After successfully operating once, you can continuously do configuration with the
command of {Project} + {Relay No.} + {#}.
No more than 9 relays can be linked.
3.1.8 Relay Event Linkage Configuration
For relay event linkage configuration, please refer to the command below.
{1} The programming address of enabling relay event linkage is 468～469.
{2} Relay No.
{3} Add/ Delete Relay
{4} Selecting Device/ System
{5} Event No.
The device event command is shown below.
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Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
00
None
01
AC Power
Down
02
Low Battery
03
Telephone Line
Disconnection
04
Wired
Network
Exception
05
No Network
Exception
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
01
Entering
Delay
02
Exiting Delay
03
Arming
04
Disarming
05
Alarm
06
Alarm Clearing
07
Alarm
Recovery
470 000 00 00 #
1 4
2
3
5
The system event command is shown below.
{6} End the command.
After successfully operating once, you can continuously do configuration with the command
of {Project} + { Relay No.} + {System Command.} + {Event Command} + {#}.
3.1.9 Relay Time Settings
For Relay output time settings, please refer to the command below.
{1} Relay Time Programming Address: 470
{2} Relay No.
{3} Duration: In minute
{4} Duration: In second
{5} End the command.
The maximum duration of triggering is 99 minutes and 59 seconds. The default duration is
30 seconds.
After operating once, you can continuously configure with the command of {Project} +
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471 1 #
1
2 3
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
472 0000 00 00 00 00 00 #
1 2 4
6
3
5 7
8
{Relay No.} + {Duration} + {#}
3.1.10 Siren Configuration
For siren configuration, please refer to the command below.
{1} Siren Configuration Programming Address: 471
{2} Enable/Disable Siren Command
{3} End the Command.
3.1.11 Control Panel Time Settings
For control panel time settings, please refer to the command below.
{1} Control Panel Time Settings Programming Address: 472
{2} Year
{3} Month
{4} Day
{5} Hour
{6} Minute
{7} Second
{8} End the Command.
3.1.12 Control Panel IP Configuration
For control panel IP configuration, please refer to the command below.
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473 192 000 000 064 #
1 2 3
6
54
474 0 8 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
{1} Control Panel IP Configuration Programming Address: 473.
{2} Unit 1
{3} Unit 2
{4} Unit 3
{5} Unit 4.
{6} End the command.
The IP address programming includes 12 digits. The 1 to 12 place indicates the IP address of
the control panel. Each unit of the IP address includes 3 digits. You should enter 0 if the
entered address is less than 3 digits for each unit for complement. For example, you should
enter 192 002 028 066 for validating the IP address of 192.2.28.66.
3.1.13 Local Port Number Configuration
The programming command of local port number setting is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of local port number setting is: 474;
{2} Port: Ten Thousands’ Digit
{3} Port: Thousands’ Digit
{4} Port: Hundreds’ Digit
{5} Port: Tens’ Digit
{6} Port: Units’ Digit
{7} End the command.
Corresponding port number must be 5 digits. When the place is not sufficient, fill it up with
0.
For example: When the port number is 6000, the programming command is: 474 06000#.
3.1.14 Subnet Mask Configuration
The programming command of control panel subnet mask setting is shown below:
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475 255 255 255 000 #
1
2 4 63 5
476 000 000 000 000 #
1
2 4 63 5
477 0 0 #
1
4
2
3
Command
Description
Command
Description
1
CMNET
2
UNINET
Command
Time
Command
Time
0
10s 8 170s
1
30s 9 190s
2
50s
*0
210s
{1} The programming command address of control panel subnet mask setting is: 475;
{2} The First Unit;
{3} The Second Unit;
{4} The Third Unit;
{5} The Fourth Unit;
{6} End the command.
3.1.15 Gateway Configuration
The programming command of gateway settings is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of control panel gateway setting is: 476;
{2} The First Unit;
{3} The Second Unit;
{4} The Third Unit;
{5} The Fourth Unit;
{6} End the command.
3.1.16 GPRS Configuration
The programming command of GPRS settings is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of GPRS setting are: 477
{2} Name of APN;
{3} Time of detecting link;
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Command
Time
Command
Time
3
70s
*1
230s
4
90s
*2
250s
5
110s
*3
270s
6
130s
*4
290s
7
150s
*5
300s
478 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11 12
13
485 000 000 000 000 #
1 2 4 63 5
Command
Description
Command
Description
485
Programming Address of
Network Center 1 IP Settings
488
Programming Address of
Network Center 2 IP
Settings
491
Programming Address of
GPRS Center 1 IP Settings
494
Programming Address of
GPRS Center 2 IP Settings
{4} End the command.
3.1.17 SIM Card No. Configuration
The programming command of SIM Card No. settings is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of SIM card No. settings is 478.
{2}~{12} SIM card No.
{13} End the command.
3.1.18 Uploading Center IP Configuration
The programming command of uploading center IP setting is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of uploading center IP setting are:
485,488,491,494;
{2} The First unit;
{3} The Second unit;
{4} The Third unit;
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486 00000 #
1
2 3
Command
Description
Command
Description
486
Programming Address of
Network Center 1 Port
Settings
489
Programming Address of
Network Center 2 Port
Settings
492
Programming Address of
WIFI Center 1 Port Settings
495
Programming Address of
WIFI Center 2 Port Settings
487 2 000000000 #
1
3
4
2
Command
Description
Command
Description
487
Network Center 1 Protocol
and Programming Address
of Account Settings
490
Network Center 2 Protocol
and Programming Address
of Account Settings
493
GPRS Center 1 Protocol
and Programming Address
of Account Settings
496
GPRS Center 2 Protocol and
Programming Address of
Account Settings
{5} The Fourth unit;
{6} End the command.
3.1.19 Center Port No. Configuration
The programming command of uploading center port setting is shown below:
{1} The programming command addresses of uploading center port setting are: 486,
489, 492, 495;
{2} Port number;
{3} End the command.
3.1.20 Center Protocol and Account Configuration
The programming command of center protocol and account setting is shown below:
{1} The programming command addresses of center protocol and account settings
are: 487, 490, 493, 496;
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Command
Description
1
HIK
499 0 0 0 #
1
2 3
4
5
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disable the Printer
1
Enable the Printer
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disable the Off-line
Detection of Printer
1
Enable the Off-line
Detection of Printer
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Not print the reporting
time
1
Print the reporting time
500 0 0 0 #
1
2 3
4
5
{2} Protocol Type:
{3} Account;
{4} End the command.
3.1.21 Printer Settings
Printer Parameters Settings
The programming commands of printer parameters setting are as below:
{1} The programming command address of printer parameter setting is:499;
{2} Enable/disable the printer;
{3} Enable/disable the off-line detection of printer;
{4} Whether to print the reporting time or not, known as the time of control panel
when event/alarm occurs;
{5} End of the command.
Alarm Message Settings
The programming commands of print setting of alarm message are as below:
{1} The programming command address of alarm message printing is: 500.
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Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disable Sensor Alarm
1
Enable Sensor Alarm
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disable Emergency
Alarm
1
Enable Emergency
Alarm
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disable Control Panel
Duress Alarm
1
Enable Duress Alarm
501 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
63
5
7
9
8
10
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disabled
1
Enabled
{2} Enable/disable the sensor alarm;
{3} Enable/disable emergency alarm;
{4} Enable/disable duress alarm;
{5} End the command.
Device Information Settings
The programming commands of print setting of device information are as below:
{1} The programming command address of device information printing is: 501.
{2} AC Power Off;
{3} The storage battery is under voltage;
{4} The ADSL is off-line;
{5} Test Report;
{6} Tamper-proof of the Control Panel;
{7} The 485 device is off-line;
{8} Network error;
{9} Wireless connection exception.
It indicates disabled status when 2) ~9) are set to be 0, and indicates enabled status when 2)
~9) are set to be 1.
{10} End of the command.
Operation Programming Information Settings
The programming commands of print setting of operation programming information
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are as below:
502 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1 2 4 63 5 7 98
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disabled
1
Enabled
503 0 0 #
1
2 3
4
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disabled
1
Enabled
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disabled
1
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{1} The programming command address of print setting of operation programming
information is: 502;
{2} Arming;
{3} Disarming;
{4} Canceling the alarm;
{5} Bypass;
{6} Enter the programming;
{7} Exit the programming;
{8} Control Panel Restoring;
It indicates disabled status when 2) ~8) are set to be 0, and indicates enabled status when 2)
~8) are set to be 1.
{9} End the command.
Restoring Information of Alarm and Bypass Settings
The programming commands of print setting of restoring information of alarm and bypass
are as below:
{1} The programming command address of print setting of restoring information of
alarm and bypass is: 503;
{2} Sensor Alarm Recovering;
{3} Bypass Recovering;
{4} End the command.
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504 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
6
3
5
7
8
9
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Disabled
1
Enabled
509
0 00
00 00 #
1
2 3 4 5
6
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Delete Event
1
Add Event
Command
Description
Command
Description
00
Global Event
01
Partition Event
Device Recovering Information Settings
The programming commands of print setting of device recovering information are as below:
{1} The programming command address of print setting of device recovering
information is: 504;
{2} AC power on;
{3} The storage battery is not under voltage;
{4} The ADSL is on-line;
{5} The tamper-proof of the control panel is recovered;
{6} The 485 device is on-line;
{7} The network error is recovered;
{8} The wireless connection exception is recovered.
It indicates disabled status when 2) ~8) are set to be 0, and indicates enabled status when 2)
~8) are set to be 1.
{9} End of command.
3.1.22 Siren Linked Event Configuration
{1} The programming command address of siren linked event configuration is
509(default: null)
{2} Add/Delete Event Configuration
{3} Event Type
{4} Detailed Event Type
The global event types are shown below.
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Command
Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
00
Null
01
Control
Panel
Tampering
Alarm
02
Global
Keypad
Emergency
Alarm
03
Ac
Disconnected
04
Low Battery
Voltage
05
Telco Line
Disconnected
06
Wired
Network
Exception
07
Wireless
Network
Exception
08
Keypad /485
Device
Disconnected
Command
Description
Command
Description
00
Null
01
Emergency Alarm
02
Arming
03
Disarming
Command
Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
00
Global
Partition
01
No.1
Partition
02
No.2
Partition
03
No.3
Partition
04
No.4
Partition
05
No.5
Partition
06
No.6
Partition
07
No.7
Partition
08
No.8
Partition
510 00 0 #
1
2
3
4
The partition event types are shown below.
{5} Partition No. (It is not necessary to enter the partition No. when configuring
global event)
{6} End the command.
3.1.23 Emergency Alarm Linkage Configuration
The programming command of emergency alarm linkage settings is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of emergency alarm linkage setting is: 510;
{2} Partition Number, 00 indicate the global keypad, 01~08 indicate partitions
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Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Not link the Siren
1
Link the Siren
511 0 #
1
2 3
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
Not link the Siren
1
Link the Siren
513 0 1 5 #
1 2 3 54
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
No.1~No.8;
{3} Whether to link the siren or not;
{4} End the command.
3.1.24 Control Panel Tampering Alarm Configuration
The programming command of control panel tampering alarm settings is shown below:
{1} The programming command address of control panel tampering alarm is: 511;
{2} whether to link the siren or not;
{3} End the command.
3.1.25 Testing Report Configuration
The testing report is used to validate the communication of control panel and alarm center.
The detailed operation is show as follows.
{1} The testing report programming address is 513.
{2} Enable/Disable the Testing Report
{3} Timer of the Testing Report.
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Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
1/4H 4 3H
1
1/2H 5 4H 2 1H 6 6H
3
2H 7 8H
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
8
10H
*2
18H
9
12H
*3
20H
*0
14H
*4
22H
*1
16H
*5
24H
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
1
1H 4 12H 7 3D
2
2H 5 24H 8 5D 3 4H 6 2D 9 7D
531 1 1 #
1
42 3
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
{4} Testing Report Sending Interval
{5} End the command.
3.1.26 Partition Configuration
Partition Start-up Configuration
The programming command of the partition start-up configuration is shown below.
{1} The programming of partition start-up configuration is: 531～538.
{2} The configuration item of 1 indicates the start-up configuration of the partition.
{3} Enable/Disable the Partition.
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531 2 0 000 #
1
4
2
3
5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Delete
1
Add
{4} End the command.
Only the No.1 partition is enabled as the default settings.
Partition Keypad User Configuration
The programming command of keypad user configuration of the partition is shown as
follows.
{1} The programming command address of keypad user configuration is 531～538.
{2} The configuration item of 2 indicates the keypad user configuration.
{3} Add/Delete the user.
{4} The user No.
{5} End the command
Added Separately: for instance, to add an user with the No. of 160 to the No.8
partition, the command should be 538 2 1 160 #
Added/Deleted Continually: only continuous adding or deleting operation is
supported. After adding/deleting a user separately, enter the command
[Project]+[User No.]+[#] to continually add/delete users. For instance, to add users
with the No. of 2,3,and 5, the command should be 538 2 1 002 # Project # 003 #
Project # 005 #.
Added/Delete in Batch: the formate is 531 2 x xxx xxx #.
Added with user No. interval: for instance, to add users with the No. between
100~149 to the No.3 partition, the command should be 533.2.1.100.149 #.
Partition Zone Configuration
The programming command of zone configuration of the partition is shown below.
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531 3 0 000 #
1
4
2
3
5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Delete
1
Add
531 4 0 00 #
1
4
2
3
5
Add/Delete
KeypadCommand
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Delete
1
Add
{1} The programming command addressof zone configuration is 531～538.
{2} The configuration item of 3 indicates zone configuration of the partition.
{3} Add/Delete Zone.
{4} Zone No.
{5} End the command.
There are three mode to add/delete zone for the partition, adding/deleting separately,
Adding/ Deleting continually and adding/deleting in Batch, for details, refer to the
Partition Keypad User Configuration.
Partition Keypad Configuration
The programming command of keypad configuration of the partition is shown as follows.
{1} The programming command address of zone configuration is 531～538.
{2} The configuration item of 4 indicates keypad configuration.
{3} Keypad No.
{4} End the command.
There are three mode to add/delete zone for the partition, adding/deleting separately,
Adding/ Deleting continually and adding/deleting in Batch, for details, refer to the
Partition Keypad User Configuration.
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531 5 1 3 2 0 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
1
10sec
6
60sec
*1
110sec
2
20sec
7
70sec
*2
120sec
3
30sec
8
80sec
*3
130sec
4
40sec
9
90sec
*4
140sec
5
50sec
*0
100sec
*5
150sec
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
1
10sec
6
60sec
*1
110sec
2
20sec
7
70sec
*2
120sec
3
30sec
8
80sec
*3
130sec
4
40sec
9
90sec
*4
140sec
5
50sec
*0
100sec
*5
150sec
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
1
2min
2
5min
3
10min
4
15min
5
30min
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
Partition Time and Control Panel Duress Report Configuration
To configure the system time and duress report, please see the command below.
{1} System Time and Duress Report Programming Address: 531
{2} Classification Option of System Time and Duress Report: 5
{3} Entering Delay
{4} Exiting Delay
{5} Siren Working Duration
{6} Enable/Disable Control Panel Duress Report
{7} End the command.
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531 6 0 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
531 7 1 1 1 1 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
The 24-hour non-voiced zone does not support linked siren output.
Partition Report and Arming Prompt Sound Configuration
To configure the system report and arming prompt sound, please see the command below.
{1} system report and arming prompt sound programming address: 531
{2} Classification Option of Report and Arming Prompt Sound: 6
{3} Arming/disarming Report Ending Prompt Sound
{4} Manual Testing Report Sending Prompt Sound.
{5} Prompting sound of arming succeeded.
{6} Prompting sound of disarming succeeded
{3}～{6}
{7} End the command.
Partition Key User Permission Configuration
To configure the permission of key user, please see the command below.
{1} System key user permission programming address: 531.
{2} System key user classification option: 7
{3} Arming Permission
{4} Disarming Permission
{5} Arming Report Permission
{6} Disarming Report Permission
{3}～{6}
{7} End the command.
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563 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
3 5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
564 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
8
9 10
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
3.1.27 Public Partition Settings
The programming commands of public partition settings are as below:
{1} The public partition settings address is 563.
{2} Enable/Disable public partition.
{3} Associated Partition No.1.
{4} Associated Partition No.2.
{5} End the command.
3.1.28 Fault Detection Configuration
Control Panel System Fault Detection Configuration
To configure control panel system fault detection, please see the command below.
{1} Control panel system fault detection address: 564.
{2} Ac Power Down
{3} Low Battery
{4} Control Panel Tampering Alarm
{5} Phone Line Disconnection
{6} Main Keypad Disconnection
{7} Network Exception
{8} GPRS Network Exception
{9} Expension Bus Exception
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565 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1 2 4
6
3
5
7 8
9
10
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
566 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1 2 4
6
3
5
7 8
9
10
{10} End the command.
If the fault detection is disabled, the control panel will not detect or report this sort of fault.
Keypad Fault Display Configuration
To configure the system fault display, please refer to the command below.
{1} Keypad fault display configuration programming address: 565
{2} Ac Power Down
{3} Low Battery
{4} Control Panel Tampering Alarm
{5} Phone Line Disconnection
{6} Main Keypad Disconnection
{7} Network Exception
{8} GPRS Exception
{9} Expension Bus Exception
{10} End the command.
After successfully operating once, you can continuously do configuration with the command
of {Project} + {Partition No.} + {Configuration} + {#}.
Keypad Fault Prompt Sound Configuration
To configure the keypad fault prompt sound, please see the command below.
{1} Keypad fault prompt sound configuration programming address: 566.
{2} Ac Power Down
{3} Low Battery
{4} Control Panel Tampering Alarm
{5} Phone Line Disconnection
{6} Main keypad Disconnection
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Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
567 01 01 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1
2 4 63 5
7 8 9
10
11
12
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
568 01 01 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1
2 4 63 5
7 8 9
10
11
12
{7} Network Exception
{8} GPRS Exception
{9} Expension Bus Exception
{10} End the command.
After successfully operating once, you can continuously do configuration with the command
of {Project} + {Partition No.} + {Configuration} + {#}.
Partition Fault Display Configuration
To configure the partition fault display, please see the command below.
{1} Partition fault display configuration programming address: 567.
{2} The Tens’ Digit of the Partition No.
{3} The Units’ Digit of the Partition No.
{4} Ac Power Down
{5} Low Battery
{6} Control Panel Tampering Alarm
{7} Phone Line Disconnection
{8} Main keypad Disconnection
{9} Neywork Exception
{10} GPRS Exception
{11} Expension Bus Exception
{12} End the command.
Partition Fault Prompt Sound Configuration
To configure the partition fault prompt sound, please see the command below.
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Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
611 0 #
1
2 3
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
611
Center Group 1
Enabling Programming
Address
615
Center Group 2
Enabling Programming
Address
619
Center Group 3
Enabling Programming
Address
623
Center Group 4
Enabling Programming
Address
627
Center Group 5
Enabling Programming
Address
631
Center Group 6
Enabling Programming
Address
{1} Partition fault display configuration programming address: 568.
{2} The Tens’ Digit of the Partition No.
{3} The Units’ Digit of the Partition No.
{4} Ac Power Down
{5} Low Battery
{6} Control Panel Tampering Alarm
{7} Phone Line Disconnection
{8} Main keypad Disconnection
{9} Network Exception
{10} GPRS Exception
{11} Expension Bus Exception
{12} End the command.
3.1.29 Center Group Configuration
Center Group Enabling Configuration
To enable the center group, please see the command below.
{1} Center Group Enabling Programming Address: 611, 615, 619, 623, 627and 631.
{2} Enable/Disable the Center Group
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Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
612 0 0 0 0 #
1 2
4
63 5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
612
Center Group1
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
616
Center Group 2
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
620
Center Group 3
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
624
Center Group 4
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
628
Center Group 5
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
632
Center Group 6
Uploading Mode
Programming Address
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
OFF 1 T1
2
T2 3 N1 4 N2 5 G1
6
G2
{3} End the command.
Center Group Uploading Mode Configuration
To configure the center group uploading mode, please see the command below.
{1} Center Group Uploading Mode Programming Address: 612, 616, 620, 624, 628
and 632.
{2} Main Channel
{3} Backup Channel 1
{4} Backup Channel 2
{5} Backup Channel 3
{2}～{5}The channel can be selected as follows.
{6} End the command.
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613 0 000 #
1
3
4
2
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
613
Center Group 1 Zone Alarm
Report Programming
Address
617
Center Group 2 Zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
621
Center Group 3 Zone Alarm
Report Programming
Address
625
Center Group 4 Zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
629
Center Group 5 Zone Alarm
Report Programming
Address
633
Center Group 6 Zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
614 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 #
1
4 5 7
8
9
2 3 6
10
11
12
There are 6 channels (T1, T2, N1, N2, G1 and G2) of the network security control panel.
Each channel can be only used once during the center group uploading configuration, no
matter it is served as the main channel or backup channel,
Center Group Zone Alarm Report Configuration
To configure the center group zone alarm report, please refer to the following command.
{1} Center Group Zone Alarm Report Programming Address: 613, 617, 621, 625,
629 and 633.
{2} Delete/Add
{3} Zone No.
{4} End the command.
The operation of adding/ deleting is just for current center group sending/not sending
report, and will not impact other center groups.
Center Group Non-zone Alarm Report Configuration
To configure the non-zone alarm report of the center group, please refer to the command
below.
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Command Description
Command
Command Description
614
Center Group1 Non-zone
Alarm Report Programming
Address
618
Center Group 2Non-zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
622
Center Group3 Non-zone
Alarm Report Programming
Address
626
Center Group 4 Non-zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
630
Center Group 5 Non-zone
Alarm Report Programming
Address
634
Center Group 6 Non-zone
Alarm Report
Programming Address
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Not Sending
1
Sending
680 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11 12
13 14
{1} Center Group Non-zone Alarm Report Programming Address: 614, 618, 622, 626,
630and 634.
{2} Soft Zone Report
{3} System Status Report
{4} Alarm Clearing Report
{5} Testing Report
{6} Arming Report
{7} Disarming Report
{8} Control Panel Duress Reportage
{9} Alarm Recovery Report
{10} Bypass Report
{11} Bypass Recovery Report
{2}～{11}Set the value as 1 to send the report. Set the value as 0 not to send the
report.
{12} End the command.
3.1.30 Whitelist Parameters Configuration
Non-zone Alarm Report Configuration
To configure the non-zone alarm report, please refer to the command below.
{1} Non-zone Alarm Report Configuration Command Address: 680.
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Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Not Sending
1
Sending
681 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} Enable/Disable the Non-zone Alarm Report
{4} Soft Zone Report
{5} System Status Report
{6} Alarm Clearing Report
{7} Testing Report
{8} Arming Report
{9} Disarming Report
{10} Control Panel Duress Report
{11} Alarm Recovery Report
{12} Bypass Report
{13} Bypass Recovery Report
{4}~{13} Set the value as 1 to send the report. Set the value as 0 not to send the
report.
{14} End the command.
Partition Arming Permission Configuration
To configure the permission of partition arming, please refer to the command below.
{1} Partition Arming Permission Configuration Command Address: 681
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} The Arming Permission of Partition 1
{4} The Arming Permission of Partition 2
{5} The Arming Permission of Partition 3
{6} The Arming Permission of Partition 4
{7} The Arming Permission of Partition 5
{8} The Arming Permission of Partition 6
{9} The Arming Permission of Partition 7
{10} The Arming Permission of Partition 8
{3}~{10} Enable/Disable the Permission of Partition Arming
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Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
682 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
683 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11
{11} End the command.
Partition Disarming Permission Configuration
To configure the permission of partition disarming, please refer to the command below.
{1} Partition Disarming Permission Configuration Command Address: 682
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} The Disarming Permission of Partition 1
{4} The Disarming Permission of Partition 2
{5} The Disarming Permission of Partition 3
{6} The Disarming Permission of Partition 4
{7} The Disarming Permission of Partition 5
{8} The Disarming Permission of Partition 6
{9} The Disarming Permission of Partition 7
{10} The Disarming Permission of Partition 8
{3}~{10} Enable/Disable the Permission of Partition Disarming
{11} Completing
Partition Alarm Clearing Permission Configuration
To configure the permission of partition alarm clearing, please refer to the command below.
{1} Partition Alarm Clearing Permission Configuration Command Address: 683
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 1
{4} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 2
{5} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 3
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Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
684 01 0 0 0 0 0 #
1 2 3 54 6 87
Command
Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
0
0s
1
10s
2
30s
3
1min
4
5min
5
5-10min
6
User Defined
{6} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 4
{7} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 5
{8} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 6
{9} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 7
{10} The Alarm Clearing Permission of Partition 8
{3}~{10} Enable/Disable the Permission of Partition Alarm Clearing
{11} End the command.
The Interval Time of Whitelist Configuration
To configure the interval time of white list, please refer to the command below.
{1} The interval time of White List Configuration Command Address: 684.
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} Interval Time. The command is shown below.
{4} The user defined interval time: Thousands’ Digit
{5} The user defined interval time: Hundreds’ Digit
{6} The user defined interval time: Tens’ Digit
{7} The user defined interval time: Digit
{4}~{7} Valid only when {3} is 6.
{8} End the command.
Handset Number Settings
To configure the handset number, please refer to the command below.
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685 01 1 E0 ∙∙∙∙∙∙0 #
1 4 5
2 3
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
1
The first 16 characters of
the 32 characters
2
The last 16 characters
of the 32 characters
686 01 0 0 0 0 #
1 2 4
6
3
5
7
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Not Sending
1
Sending
{1} Handset Number Command Address: 685.
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} Handset No. Segment
{4} The dialing number is 16 digits.
The letter E at the beginning of {5} can be set as A, indicating “+”.
The length of the each telephone number is 31 digits, and all the telephone
number should be ended with *4.
{5} End the command.
Zone Report Type Configuration
To configure the zone report type, please refer to the command below.
{1} Zone Report Type Configuration Command Address: 686.
{2} White List Number. 01~08 indicate white list No.1~No.8.
{3} Set the value as 1 to send the report. Set the value as 0 not to send the report.
{4} Zone No.: Hundreds’ Digit
{5} Zone No.: Tens’ Digit
{6} Zone No.: Digit
When the Zone No. has no hundreds’ digit, {4} can be omitted.
Example: When you want to send report of Zone No.16. The command is
68601116#.
When the Zone No. has no hundreds’ digit and tens’ digit, {4} and {5} can be
omitted.
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690 01 0 0 #
1 4
2
3
5
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
691 01 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11 12
13 14
Example: When you want to send report of Zone No.8. The command is
6860118#.
{7} End the command.
After operating once, you can continuously configure with the command of {Project} +
{Zone No.} + {#}
3.1.31 Schedule Configuration
Enabling Weekly Schedule
To enable the weekly schedule, please refer to the command below.
{1} Enabling Weekly Schedule Command Address: 690.
{2} Partition Number, 01~08 indicate partitions No.1~No.8.
{3} Enable/Disable Mandatory Arming
{4} It indicates to enable/disable the weekly schedule.
{5} End the command.
Weekly Schedule Time Parameter Configuration
To configure the time parameters of the weekly schedule, please refer to the command
below.
{1} Weekly Schedule Time Parameter Configuration Command Address: 691.
{2} Partition Number. 01~08 indicate partitions No.1~No.8.
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Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
6
Saturday
7
Sunday
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
A
General
Arming/Dis
arming
B
Real-time
Arming/Disar
ming
C
Stay
Arming/Disar
ming
{3} Monday to Sunday
{4} Time bucket composed by {5}~{12}. The value range is 1~8.
{5}~{12} It indicates the start time and end time during the time bucket of {4}.
Start Time: {5}{6}:{7}{8}
End Time: {9}{10}:{11}{12}
When you set the start and end time as 00:00 and 00:00, all the settings from the
present time bucket to the maximum time bucket will be cleared.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the previous time bucket must
be non-zero.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, only Arming in {13} can be set.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, end time must be greater than
start time in every time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the start time must be 5min
greater than the end time of the previous time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, if the time bucket is overlapped
with the latter ones, or the difference between them is less than 5min, all the
settings of the latter ones will be cleared.
{13} Three types of Arming/Disarming.
{14} End the command.
Copying Weekly Schedule
To copy the settings of the day (n) to another day (l) of the week in partition (m), please
refer to the command below.
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692 01 0 0 #
1 4
2
3
5
Command
Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
6
Saturday
7
Sunday
Command
Description
Command
Description
Command
Description
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
6
Saturday
7
Sunday
693 01 02 #
1 2 3 4
{1} Copy Weekly Schedule Command Address: 692.
{2} Partition (m) Number. 01~08 indicate partitions No.1~No.8.
{3} It indicates the value range of the day (n).
{4} It indicates the value range of the day (l).
{5} Completing
Copy Weekly Schedule of Partition
To copy the settings of partition (m) to partition (n), please refer to the command below.
{1} Copy Weekly Schedule of Partition Command Address: 693.
{2} Partition (m) Number. 01~08 indicate partitions No.1~No.8.
{3} Partition (n) Number. 01~08 indicate partitions No.1~No.8.
{4} End the command.
Prior Schedule Date Parameter Configuration
To configure the date parameters of the prior schedule, please refer to the command
69
below.
694 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10 11 12 13
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
695 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
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{1} Prior Schedule Date Parameter Configuration Command Address: 694.
{2} It indicates the prior schedule number. 00~30 indicate prior schedules
No.00~No.30.
{3} It indicates to enable/disable the mandatory arming/disarming.
{4} It indicates to enable/disable the prior schedule.
{5}~{12} It indicates the start date and end date.
Start Date: {5}{6}/{7}{8}. The former is the month (value range 1~12), while
the latter is the day (value range 1~30).
End Date: {9}{10}/{11}{12}. The former is the month (value range 1~12),
while the latter is the day (value range 1~30).
{5} End the command.
Enabling Prior Schedule
To enable the prior schedule, please refer to the command below.
{1} Enabling Prior Schedule Command Address: 695.
{2} It indicates the prior schedule number. 01~30 indicate prior schedule
No.1~No.30.
{3} Partition 1
{4} Partition 2
{5} Partition 3
{6} Partition 4
{7} Partition 5
{8} Partition 6
{9} Partition 7
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Command
Description
Command
Command Description
0
Disable
1
Enable
696 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E #
1
2 4 63 5
87
9
10
11 12
13
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command
Description
A
General
Arming/Dis
arming
B
Real-time
Arming/Dis
arming
C
Stay
Arming/Disar
ming
{10} Partition 8
{3}~{10} It indicates to enable/disable prior schedule of Partition No.1~No.8.
{11} End the command.
Prior Schedule Time Parameter Configuration
To configure the time parameters of the prior schedule, please refer to the command
below.
{1} Prior Schedule Time Parameter Configuration Command Address: 696.
{2} It indicates the prior schedule number. 01~30 indicate prior schedule
No.1~No.30.
{3} It presents the time bucket composed by {4}~{11}. The value range is 1~8.
{4}~{11} It indicates the start time and end time during the time bucket of {3}.
Start Time: {4}{5}:{6}{7}
End Time: {8}{9}:{10}{11}
When you set the start and end time as 00:00 and 00:00, all the settings from the
present time bucket to the maximum time bucket will be cleared.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the previous time bucket must
be non-zero.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, only Arming in {12} can be set.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, end time must be greater than
start time in every time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the start time must be 5min
greater than the end time of the previous time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, if the time bucket is overlapped
with the latter ones, or the difference between them is less than 5min, all the
settings of the latter ones will be cleared.
{12} Three types of Arming/Disarming.
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697 0 #
1 2 3
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Enable
1
Disable
698 0 0 0 0 #
1 2 4 63 5
Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Delete
1
Add
{13} End the command.
Enabling Relay Schedule
To enable the relay schedule, please refer to the command below.
{1} Enabling Relay Schedule Command Address: 697.
{2} It indicates to enable/disable the relay schedule.
{3} End the command.
Relay Schedule Relay Parameter Configuration
To configure the relay parameters of the relay schedule, please refer to the command
below.
{1} Relay Schedule Relay Parameter Configuration Command Address: 698.
{2} It indicates to delete/add the relay schedule.
{3} Relay No.: Hundreds’ Digit
{4} Relay No.: Tens’ Digit
{5} Relay No.: Digit
{6} End the command.
Relay Schedule Time Parameter Configuration
To configure the time parameters of the relay schedule, please refer to the command
below.
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699 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E #
1
2 4 63 5
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9
10
11 12
Command
Command
Description
Command
Command Description
A
Enable
B
Disable
701 1 1 1 1 1 #
1 2
4
63 5
7
{1} Relay Schedule Time Parameter Configuration Command Address: 699.
{2} It presents the time bucket composed by {3}~{10}. The value range is 1~8.
{3}~{10} It indicates the start time and end time during the time bucket of {2}.
Start Time: {3}{4}:{5}{6}
End Time: {7}{8}:{9}{10}
When you set the start and end time as 00:00 and 00:00, all the settings from the
present time bucket to the maximum time bucket will be cleared.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the previous time bucket must
be non-zero.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, only Enable in {11} can be set.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, end time must be greater than
start time in every time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, the start time must be 5min
greater than the end time of the previous time bucket.
When you set the start and end time as non-zero, if the time bucket is overlapped
with the latter ones, or the difference between them is less than 5min, all the
settings of the latter ones will be cleared.
{11} Enable/disable the relay schedule.
{12} End the command.
3.1.32 Wireless User Permission Configuration
To configure the permission of wireless users, please see the command below.
{1} Wireless User Permission Configuration Command Address: 701~732. 701~732
indicate wireless users No.1~No.32.
{2} Arming
{3} Arming Report
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Command
Command Description
Command
Command Description
0
Supported
1
Unsupported
{4} Disarming
{5} Disarming Report
{6} Alarm Clearing
{2}~{6}
{7} End the command.
3.2 Keypad Alarm Operation Code
3.2.1 Device Initialization
Control panel can be recovered through the alarm keypad initialization; see the command
below.
{Installer Code} + {*} + {8} + {9} + {#}
The default password for the installer：012345.
When doing initialization for the device, the No.1 partition is enabled by default and
the partition-system mode of the global keypad cannot be switched to the global
mode. When a non-No.1 partition is enabled, the global mode of the system will be
enabled automatically.
3.2.2 Control panel Arming and Disarm
The operation of control panel arming and disarming is the same. Take the password 1234
as an example, and the command is shown below.
{1} +{2} + {3} +{4} +{#}
After the operation is completed, the arming status of the control panel will be changed
(the status of arming will be exchanged into disarming), vice versa.
Operation method: {User password} + {*} + {1} + {7} + {#}.Take the password 1234 as an
example, and the command is shown below:
{1} + {2} + {3} + {4} + {*} + {7} + {#}
After the operation is completed, the partition will change the status of disarming (current
status) into arming immediately. The exiting delay of partition is 0.
3.2.3 Stay Arming
Operation Method: {User password} + {*} + {4} + {#}.Take the password 1234 as an
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［1234］ ［1］
［Bypass］
［#］
+
+
+
［2］［Bypass］ ［#］
++
［Bypass］
［ # ］
++
［ 8］
……
15 Seconds
example, and the operation is shown as follows:
{1} + {2} + {3} + {4} + {*} + {4} + {#}
After the operation is completed, the partition will change the status of disarming (current
status) into arming immediately. The bypass-supported zone of the partition will do
auto-bypass simultaneously.
3.2.4 Zone Bypass/Recovery
After bypassing a zone, all the alarm devices in this zone will be blocked. ; see the command
below
{User password} + {bypass} + {Zone Number} + {#}
For continuous bypass/ recovery; see the command below:
Continuous operation of multi-zone bypass/ recovery should be completed within 15
seconds
3.2.5 Group Bypass
After a partition is conducted with group bypass, all the alarm devices in group-bypass
supported zone of the partition will be blocked. See the command below.
{User Password} + {*} + {4} + {1} + {#}
3.2.6 Group Bypass Recovery
After recovering the group bypass of a partition, all the alarm devices in group-bypass
supported zone of the partition will be revalidated. See the command below.
{User Password} + {*} + {4} + {2} + {#}
3.2.7 Canceling Keypad Alarm
When the alarm is trigged, it can be canceled by keypad. The alarm can be canceled both
under the arming and the disarming status.
Alarm Clearing under the Arming Status
Operation Method: {User Password} + {*} + {1} + {#}
Alarm clearing under the disarming Status
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Serial
Number
Meaning
Serial
Number
Meaning
1
AC Power Loss
5
Keypad
Disconnection
2
Low Battery
6
Network
Disconnection
3
Tampering
Alarm
Enabling
7
GPRS Exception
4
Telephone
line
Disconnection
8
Expansion Bus
Exception
Operation Method (1): {*} + {1} + {#}
Operation Method(2): {Users Password} + {*} + {1} + {#}
3.2.8 Alarm Output Operation
For enabling alarm output of the alarm keypad, see the command below.
{Password} + {*} + {8} + {5} + {n} + {#}
For disabling alarm output of the alarm keypad, see the command below.
{Password} + {*} + {8} + {6} + {n} + {#}
The control panel supports 16 channels of alarm outputs, the N valuation should be 1-16.
3.2.9 Emergency Alarm
Press the {PANIC} button on the alarm keypad for 3 seconds or more. The emergency alarm
will be triggered after a double-beep sound.
3.2.10 System Status Query
In query mode, there are special meanings (see the table below) for the 8 indicators on
alarm keypad. Press the {Status} key for current system information Query.
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3.2.11 Control Panel and Wireless Device Connection
The steps of connecting wireless device with the control panel are shown as follows.
1. Enter the command of {password} + {*} + {91} + {wireless device
No.} + {#} with the RF keypad to enter the connection mode.
2. Press any key on the keyboard to complete the connection.
3.2.12 Deleting the Specified Connected Wireless Device
Follow the command below to delete the connected wireless device.
{password} + {*} + {90} + {wireless device No.} + {#}
3.2.13 Deleting all the Connected Wireless Device
Follow the command below to delete all the connected wireless devices.
{password} + {*} + {92} + {#}
3.2.14 Main Operator Password Changing
The user password can be changed by main operator. The operations are divided into
following steps:
Steps:
1. {Master Code} } + {*} + {0} + {#}
2. {User Number} + {#}
3. {New Password} +{#}
4. {New Password}+{#}
The password will be changed by the above four steps
The User Number must be expressed into three digits, such as 002.
3.2.15 Control Programming Operation
The control panel can be configured via alarm keypad operation; configuration process is
generally divided into three steps:
Steps:
1. Enter the programming mode; see the command below:
{Installer Code} + {*} + {0} + {#}
2. Control panel configuration operation (see section 4.1)
3. Exit programming mode; see the command below:
{*} + {#}
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3.2.16 Entering Partition
See the command below to enter the partition.
{*} + {3} + {n} + {#}
3.2.17 Alarm Center Test
Partition keypad operation is used to test the communication between control panel and
the alarm center; see the command below:
{password} + {*} + {6} + {1} + {#}
One operation generates one test report. It is used to test the communication between the
control panel and center after installing the system or during the inspection.
3.2.18 Project Mode
Enter the project mode to debug alarm control panel; see the command below:
{password} + {project} + {9} + {0} + {n} + {#}
Long press {Project} / {State} or {*} {#} key to exit the project mode after debugging.
When the evaluation of n is 1 or 2, the handset 1 and 2 are in dialing status.
When the evaluation of n is 3 or 4, the network center1 and 2 are in uploading status.
When the evaluation of n is 5 or 6, the GPRS center is 1 and 2 are in uploading status.
3.2.19 Enabling/Disabling Key Tone
For keypad tone status switch, see the command below:
{*} + {5} + {1} + {#}
3.2.20 LCD Backlight Control
For LCD backlight control; see the command below：
{*} + {5} + {2} + {n} + {n} + {n} + {#}
{n}{n}{n}refers to the light duration in seconds, and 999 means the LCD is always light
The default duration is 900 seconds, and the parameters will be restored after reboot.
3.2.21 LCD Backlight off
For Disabling the LCD backlight, see the command below:
{*} +{8} + {#}
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3.2.22 Pacing
The pacing function is used for debugging; see the command below:
{password} + {*} + {6} + {0} + {#}
The function of pacing is only available under the status of disarming and non-fault of
the zone. The system will do auto-arming in the pacing mode without reporting any CID
log. The siren will start warning after the alarm is triggered and stop warning if the
alarm is dismissed.
If the zone is disarmed, it will exit the pacing mode automatically.
3.2.23 SMS Arming/Disarming
The control panel supports SMS arming/disarming, the command is shown below:
Away arming for the partition
{121} +{#} +{Partition No.} + {#}
Instant arming for the partition
{122} +{#} +{Partition No.} + {#}
Stay arming for the partition
{123} +{#} +{Partition No.} + {#}
Partition disarming
{120} +{#} +{Partition No.} + {#}
Partition alarm clearing
{#} +{100} +{#} +{Partition No.} + {#}
The partition No. is with three digits. for example. If the partition No. is 1. The
command of partition alarm clearing is {#} +{100} +{#} +{001} + {#}
3.2.24 Control Panel Soft Recovery
For control panel soft recovery; see the command below:
{master code} + {*} + {6} + {8} + {#}
All unissued CID logs will not be reissued. Newly generated report will be issued after
system recovery.
The timer of the test report will not be cleared, and will remain the value before
recovery till the recovery processes being completed.
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3.2.25 Current Fault Tone Disabling
To disable the current fault tone; see the command below:
{*} + {5} + {6} + {#}
If there are new faults, the prompt sound will re-Tip.
3.2.26 Test Report Manually Relaying
To relay test report manually; see the command below:
{password} + {*} + {6} + {1} + {#}
One operation generates one test report. It is used to test the communication between the
control panel and center after installing the system or during the inspection.
3.2.27 Keypad Locking and Unlocking
If a user failed to operate for five times, the keypad will be locked for 30 seconds. During
the lock duration, the keypad backlight blinks and all of the key operations are invalid. The
keypad will be unlocked after 30 seconds.
3.2.28 Exiting the Operation
See the command below to exit the operation.
{*}{#}
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Chapter 4 Accessing by Client
Software
Check the package contents and make sure that the device in the package is in good
condition and all the assembly parts are included.
4.1 Installing the iVMS-4200
Insert the installation media of iVMS-4200 into the appropriate computer.
Perform the following steps to install the iVMS-4200 client software.
1. Double-click the program file to enter the welcome panel of the
InstallShield Wizard. Click Next to start the InstallShield Wizard.
2. Read the License Agreement. Click Print if you want to print the license agreement.
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If you accept the terms of the license agreement, click I accept the terms of license
agreement.
Click Next to continue.
Otherwise click I do not accept the terms of the license agreement, and then click Cancel
to cancel the installation
3. On the next panel , you are prompted to select the function module to install.
Set installation directory where the client software is to be installed. You can either accept
the default directory that is displayed, or click Browse and select a different directory.
The default directory is C:\Program Files\iVMS-4200 Station\iVMS-4200.
Click Next to continue.
4. Install the WinpCap plug-in according to the prompts to detect the online devices when
running the client software.
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5. Read the pre-install information and click Install to begin the installation.
6. A panel indicating progress of the installation is displayed. A percentage completion bar is
updated as the installation progresses.
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7. Select the setup type according to your need.
You can check the checkbox of Create Desktop for Client to create a shortcut icon on the
desktop for the client software.
8. Read the post-install information and click Finish.
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4.2 User Registration and Login
For the first time to use iVMS-4200 software, you need to register a super user for login.
Steps:
1. Input the super user name and password.
2. Confirm the password.
3. Optionally, check the checkbox of Enable Auto-login to log in the software automatically.
4. Click Register. Then, you can log in the software as the super user.
A user name cannot contain any of the following characters: / \ : * ? “ < > |
The password cannot be empty and the length of the password should be no less than
six characters.
When opening iVMS-4200 after registration, you can log in the software with the registered user
name and password.
Steps:
1. Input the user name and password you registered.
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2. Optionally, check the checkbox of Enable Auto-login to log in the software automatically.
3. Click Login.
4.3 Network Security Control Panel Settings
Purpose:
In this section, you are able to configure or view the basic parameters (such as the system
information, alarm information, network data, device status and so on) of the security
control panel.
Click Tool>Device Management to enter the interface
4.3.1 Add/Edit/Delete the Device
Add a Device:
Steps:
1. Select Security Control Panel as the device type on the Organization list.
2. Click Add Device to open the device adding dialog box.
3. Select IP/Domain as the adding mode.
4. Input the required information.
Nickname: Edit a name for the device as you want.
Address: Input the device’s IP address or domain name.
Port: Input the device port number. The default value is 8000.
User Name: Input the device user name.
Password: Input the device password.
5. Optionally, you can check the checkbox Export to Group to create a group by the device
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name. All channels and alarm inputs of the device will be imported to the corresponding
group by default.
6. Click Add to add the device.
For first time adding the control panel, you need to add Security Control Panel to the
organization as a new device type.
Steps:
1. Click Add New Device Type to enter the interface.
2. Check the checkbox of Security Control Panel.
3. Click OK to complete the settings.
Edit a Device
Purpose:
You can edit the device information in this section, including the device name, address and
port number.
Steps:
1. On the Device Management interface, click and select a control panel in the device list.
2. Click on the Modify button on the upper side of the list to enter the device modify
interface.
3. Enter the required nick name, address, and port number and then enter the admin
username and password.
4. Click Modify to save the changes.
Delete a Device
Select device from the list, click Modify/Delete, and then you can modify/delete the
information of the selected device.
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4.4 Security Control Panel Remote Control
In this section, you can control the panel remotely to implement operations such as arming,
disarming, bypass, group bypass, and so on for both the partitions and zones.
Click View>Control Panel to enter the main control panel of the client
In the main Control Panel of the client, Click Security Control Panel to enter the interface.
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4.4.1 Partition Remote Control
In this section, you can remotely implement operations of away arming, stay arming,
instant arming, disarming, clearing alarm, group bypass, and recovering group bypass for
the configured partitions.
Steps:
4. On the Partition (Sub-system) page, click and select one or more partitions to be
controlled, or check the check box of Select All on the upper-right side of the page to
select all partitions.
5. Click the operations buttons (away arming, stay arming, instant arming, disarming,
clearing alarm, group bypass, and group bypass recovery) on the upper side of the
page.
You can also click the icon to get the operation menu for each partition.
3. Click Associated Zone to view the zones of the current partition.
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You can add/remove the selected zones into/from the group.
Click View, and you can view the status of the zone.
The function of Live View is only supported by the security control panel with
video input module.
4.4.2 Zone Remote Control
In this section, you can remotely implement bypass, or recovering bypass for the zones.
Steps:
1. Click Zone tag to enter the interface.
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2. Click and select one or more zones to be controlled.
3. Click Bypass/Bypass Recovery on the upper side of the page to control the selected
zones.
4. Click View, and you can view the status of the zone.
5. Click the / icon to bypass or recover a zone separately.
: the zone is bypassed.
: the zone is recovered.
The function of Live View is only supported by the security control panel with video
input module.
4.5 Remote Configuration
Purpose:
In this section, you are able to configure device parameters remotely.
Click the Remote Configuration button to enter the interface.
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4.5.1 System Information Configuration
Purpose:
In this section, you can configure the system parameters (such as time, log, user, security,
system maintenance and so on) for the device.
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Timing Configuration
Before You Start:
Before you start configuring the security control panel, you need to do timing for the device
first.
Enter Remote Configuration>System->Time to get the configuration page. Click the
Synchronization button to complete the settings.
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User Configuration
Purpose:
You can add, edit, or delete the network operator and keypad operator in this section.
Network User
Add a Network User
Steps:
1. Enter the user configuration interface.
Remote Configuration->System->User
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2. Click to enter the interface of adding a network user.
3. Enter the corresponding user information including the user type, user name,
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password, IP address, and MAC address.
4. Select the permission of the user.
5. Click OK to finish the settings.
Edit a User
Steps:
1. Click to enter the interface of editing the selected user.
2. Edit the corresponding user information including the user type, user name,
password, IP address, and MAC address
3. Edit the permission of the user.
4. Click OK to finish the settings.
Delete a user
Steps:
1. Select a user needs to be deleted.
2. Click to delete the user.
Keypad User
The control panel supports at most 16 keypad operators.
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Steps:
1. Select the user type. Operator and installer can be selected.
2. Select the index number of the keypad user, up to 16 numbers can be selected.
3. Enter the name of the keypad operator.
4. Enter the password of the operator.
5. Click the dropdown menu to select the user permission.
6. Click Apply to save the settings.
4.5.2 Network Configuration
Purpose:
You can edit the general network parameters in this section.
General Network Parameters Configuration
Steps:
1. Enter the general network configuration page.
Remote Configuration-> Network->General
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2. Configure the NIC settings, including the IPv4(IPv6) Address, IPv4(IPv6) Subnet Mask
and IPv4(IPv6) Default Gateway.
3. Click Apply to save the above settings.
The valid value range of Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) is 500 ~ 9676. The default
value is 1500.
The Multicast sends a stream to the multicast group address and allows multiple clients
to acquire the stream at the same time by requesting a copy from the multicast group
address.
Before utilizing this function, you have to enable the Multicast function of your router
and configure the gateway of the control panel.
DDNS Configuration
Purpose:
If your control panel is set to use PPPoE as its default network connection, you can use the
Dynamic DDNS for network access.
Before you start:
Registration on the DDNS server is required before configuring the DDNS settings of the
control panel.
Steps:
1. Enter the DDNS Settings interface:
Remote Configuration> Network > DDNS
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2. Check the Enable DDNS checkbox to enable this feature.
3. Select DDNS Type.
4. Enter the Server Address of the IP Server.
5. Click Apply to save the settings.
The Server Address should be entered with the static IP address of the
computer that runs the IP Server software. For the IP Server, you have to apply
a static IP, subnet mask, and gateway and preferred DNS from the ISP.
Uploading Mode Configuration
Purpose:
You can select to send Zone report, alarm report and configure the uploading mode of the
selected center group in this section.
Steps:
1. Enter the uploading mode configuration page.
Remote Configuration->Uploading Mode Settings
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