Inner Range Concept 4000 User Manual

Touchscreen Terminal

USER MANUAL

Concept 4000 Touchscr e e n Term inal. User Manual. 2

Concept 4000 Touchscreen Term i n al

User Manual

Revision 1.1

Contents

Introduction.................................................................................................2

Default Display............................................................................................3

The Main Buttons........................................................................................4

Area Control................................................................................................................. 4

Area List Control.......................................................................................................... 4

Output Control.............................................................................................................4

Go To Menu.................................................................................................................. 4

Back, Tools & Logout .................................................................................................. 4

User Operations..........................................................................................5

LOGON to a Touchscreen Terminal............................................................................ 5

Area Status and Control.............................................................................................. 6

Turning Area/s OFF.................................................................................................... 6

Turning Area/s ON .....................................................................................................7

Area List Control.......................................................................................................... 9

Turning an Area List OFF......................................................................................... 10

Turning an Area List ON........................................................................................... 11

Output Control........................................................................................................... 12

Controlli ng ‘Standar d’ S witch Outputs....................................................................... 13

Controlling ‘Variable’ Outputs................................................................................... 14

Controlling ‘Timed’ Outputs....................................................................................... 15

Alarm, Level & Custom Messages ............................................................................ 16

Acknowledging an Alarm.......................................................................................... 17

Viewing Review Events ............................................................................................. 18

Accessing Review.................................................................................................... 18

Viewing the Review Events....................................................................................... 19

Appendix ...................................................................................................20

Available Home Screen Colours............................................................................... 20

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Concept 4000 Touchscr e e n Ter m i na l. User Manual. 3

Introduction

The Touchscreen Termi nal pr ov ides a friendly, intuitive way for users to operate and interact
with the Concept 4000 Sec uri ty, Access Control and Building Aut om ation system using a
touch sensitive colour display.

With the Touchscreen, y ou c an:

• Arm/disarm the system, or sections (areas) of the system

• View and acknowledge alarms

• View area and system status, event messages and the historical ev ent log

• Control buil ding/home automation features and tim ing operations

The screens and menu layouts are customisable and can be tailor ed to your needs. Your
Installer would have already configured your Touchscreen( s) for you, however, if you have
additional r equir em ents, do not hesitate to contact your Installer to make the necessary
changes.

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Default Display

Illustrated on the left is the “home” screen shown on
the Touchscreen. The Touc hscreen wi ll always
revert to the home screen af ter a period of inactivity,
or if a user ‘logs out’ aft er using t he interface.

You will see that ther e are two buttons on the screen,
Security and Contr ol.

Selecting Security will allow you to ac c ess f unctions
to arm and disarm areas of the security system, clear
alarm messages, as well as viewing system Review
Events. Normally, all users are prompted for a PIN
code immediately aft er sel ec ting the Security button.

Selecting Control will open a menu screen from
which you can access and control any building
automation feat ur es which have been enabled in
your Concept 4000 system.

The backlight on the displ ay will turn itself off after
one minute to save power and extend the life of the backlight. Touchi ng the t op half of the
display will ‘wake’ the Touchscreen and turn the backlight on.

The main screen is shown here in its default colour (“Fire”), although your Installer may have
set it to one of the other 9 colours av ai lable, to better match your décor. See the table on
page 20 for the list of available c olour s .

* If you do not know who your Install er is, y ou can find an Inner Range A c c r edited Dealer
in your area at: http://www.innerrange.com/HowToBuy.cfm

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The Main Buttons

Each of the main buttons on the Touchscreen Terminal are described here:

Area Control

Toggles the status of t he Area named on the button
when pressed.

Area List Control

Allows you to arm or disarm a group of ar eas, such
as the whole security system, at one time. Selecting
<Area List> buttons wil l open a c onfirmation screen.

Output Control

Standard Switch: Toggles the item named on the

button from OFF to ON and vice-versa.

Timed: An hourglass means you can set a tim e for
the controll ed item to stay ON before it switches itself
OFF. This is in addition to ‘Standard’ ON/OFF
control.

Variable: A slider icon shows that you can set the
level of the item being c ontrolled. Typical examples
where this control is used are di m m er switc hes and
electrically c ontrolled curtains. This is in addition to
‘Standard’ ON/OF F control.

Go To Menu

Opens a menu screen showing m ore buttons.

Back, Tools & Logout

Back: Go back one screen. (Logs the user off if

Back takes you back to the hom e screen)
Tools: Opens the Tools menu where you can l ook at

Review events histor y . You may also be abl e to

isolate inputs.

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Logout: Go back to the home screen and log out
the currently logged in user.

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The Isolat e Inputs functi on ality may h ave b een enabl ed by y our Ins taller. You s h oul d only use this f eatu re under

instruction from your Installer.

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User Operations

LOGON to a Touchscreen Terminal

Logging on is always the first step after selecting Sec uri ty from the home screen. Some or all
screens behind the Contr ol button may also require you to log on, dependi ng on how the
Touchscreen is configured. When prompted to logon, you will be pr esent ed with a keypad.

Enter your secret PIN c ode usi ng the digit keys, then

- , press the <OK> key. Each digit pressed will be

displayed as a green, “pea”.

If you make an error while ent eri ng your PIN, you

can press the display ar ea where t he peas appear t o

delete the last digit ( s) ent ered.

Alternat ely, y ou pr ess the < E ND> key. This wil l take

you back to the screen you were on.

Once a correct PIN has been entered, the

Touchscreen may gr eet and identify you. You will

then be taken to the screen you selec ted.

Note: Greeti ng can be di sabl ed, if necessary.

When opening the main Security screen, the

Touchscreen may bri efly indicate that Alarms are

present and then show a message to acknowl edge.

In this case, refer to “Acknowledge an Alarm”.

When your operations are complete, you should
press the Log out button to go t o the home screen
and have the system log you out.

NOTES:

1. Keypad Lockout. If a valid PIN code is not entered after a number of successiv e tries
(usually 5), the Touchscreen Terminal will displ ay a “Pin not found” message and will be
totally locked out for a pre-determined period. (Normally 60 seconds). A message “Module
Lockout: Touc h. #??” will be logged in the Review memory and an alarm message “Too Many
Tries” may be reported.

2. Duress. If you are being forced to perform operations at an LCD Terminal against your
will, your system may allow a Duress alarm to be activated by using a special PIN Code.
See “Activat ing a Dur ess Alar m ” in the Concept 4000 User Manual for details.

3. Scrambling Keypad. An option is available that causes
the digit keys (0 to 9) to be randomly scrambled every time
the keypad is displayed. This helps to prevent an onlooker
from guessing a PIN code based on the key use pattern.
The <END> and <OK> keys rem ain fixed.

This option is available in Touchscreen Terminal fi rmware
V1.6 or later, and can only be enabled by the Installer.

e.g.

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Area Status and Control

In most applications with the Touchscreen, Area arming and disarming functions are
accessed from the Security menu.

From the home screen, select the Security button.

The keypad will appear. Logon to the Touchscreen

- , as described earlier.

(PIN code + <OK>)

After the greeting (if enabled), the display will show

the first security screen. This will show the status of

any areas configured to be displayed on this screen.

The example on the left has three Areas, all of which

are currently ON. It also shows two Area List Control

buttons, “ALL AREAS” and “House”

NOTES:

1. If there are Go To Menu buttons on the screen,

then you may have to navigate to one of these

further screens to view the status of and have control

of some Areas.

2. If you do not have the required permissions to

control an Area, the corresponding control will be

greyed-out.

Turning Area/s OFF

To turn an Area OFF, simply select the button for the

desired area.

After a short delay, the Touchscreen will update the

status of the Area, as shown.