INTERVOX Résidencia 3 Installation Manual
Installation manual
Résidencia 3
1/ Presentation of the
central Unit
2/ Presentation of radio
components
3/ Presentation of hardwired
components
4/ Recommendations
5/ Installation and
commissioning procedure
6/ Programming in the
factory
Résidencia 3 - Edition march 2006
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Table of Contents
Presentation of Alarm Unit
p 3
Presentation of Wireless keypad
p 6
Presentation of Hardwired Components
p 6
Recommendations
p 6
Recommendations before Starting Installation
Recommendations Relative to Alarm Unit and Wireless Component
Installation
Safety Recommendations
Installation and Commissioning Procedure
p 10
Servicing
p 22
Factory Settings
p 22
Declaration of network compatibility:
This equipment is compatible with the networks in the following countries: Germany, Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Holland, Portugal, the
United Kingdom, Sweden and Switzerland.
Nevertheless, there may problems of interoperation with the following networks: Greece, Portugal,
Switzerland.
Greece, Portugal: Pulse dialling is not supported in the basic version. It may nevertheless be added as an
option. Please contact the manufacturer’s after-sales department.
Switzerland: We recommend adding a filter for metering pulses (12 KHz) between the unit and the
network connection.)
In the event of a problem, please contact your dealer first.
Warranty
▲ The equipment is guaranteed for 2
years against faulty manufacture or raw
material defects.
▲
This Warranty shall not apply if the user
has not complied with the
recommendations given, if the unit has
been put into service at a voltage other
than that shown on the rating plate or if the
unit has been connected to the wrong type
of telephone line or, if the user has caused
faults due to negligence or by inexperience.
This manual should not be thrown away but
should be retained throughout the life of the
product.
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Presentation of Alarm Unit
1/ General Description
The alarm unit is equipped with:
A backlit display
A backlit keypad including a set of
keys for controlling the system
An analog telephone modem connected
to the STN telephone system (Z interface):
•
communicating in digital mode with
call reception centres that accept the
SurTec and ID contact protocols,
•
communicating in voice mode
transmitting customisable messages
to standard or GSM telephone sets,
•
which allows data transfer to two
different recipients whatever digital or
voice protocol is used : « dual
acknowledgement » function.
An integrated 100 dB siren
An integrated intercom module for
carrying out audio and intercom
confirmation
a Voice synthesiser used to guide
users.
A digital recorder used for the Voice
message function
A radio transceiver controlling 32
radio channels for communication with
the wireless components: detectors,
remote control units or keypads,
outdoor sirens, etc.
An alarm unit tamper protection
loop monitoring the alarm unit door
and wall tamper switches
A memory containing the log of the
last 500 events. The log can be
viewed locally, or remotely by upload.
As an option, the alarm unit can be
fitted with an extension card for
connection of hardwired add-ons.
2/ Detailed Description
LCD Display
The backlit LCD display includes one line x 16
characters, displaying:
The date and time
The programming and setup menus
The alarmed detectors in test mode or
on activation
Four information icons: power on,
battery fault, alarm stored and use of
the telephone line
etc.
Keypad
The backlit keypad is used for controlling the
alarm unit:
Total Supervision on
Partial supervision on
Supervision off
Duress call
Fire alarm call
Chime function enable/inhibit
Voice message function
Creation of user codes
Alarm unit setup and programming
32 Radio Channels
20 supervised channels are reserved for
the detectors :
▲ Infrared detector
▲ Animal infrared
▲ Opening detector
▲ Smoke detecto
2 channels are allocated to the sirens :
▲ Internal siren
▲ Outside Wireless Siren with Flasher
5 channels are allocated to the keypads
or remote control units :
▲ Wireless Keypad
▲ Remote control
5 channels are preassigned to the SOS
transmitters
The wireless components are stored by teachin. Each wireless component has a unique
factory-set code out of 16 million possible
combinations.
Battery level: Each detector monitors its built-
in battery and informs the alarm unit if the
battery is low.
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Supervision: Once every hour, each detector
sends a test message to the alarm unit.
When a detector sends a battery low message
or has not sent a test message for four hours,
the alarm unit stores the event in the log.
Depending on how the system is programmed,
this event may generate a call to the
Monitoring Centre and/or trigger the siren.
Supervision of the unit: Every hour, the
sirens receive a supervision call from the unit.
If after 4 hours, the unit has not sent its
supervision messages, the sirens are activated
for 2 minutes 30 seconds.
Hardwired Add-on Extension Card
The extension card is placed inside the alarm
unit and allows connection of:
A balanced hardwired input allowing
connection of a hardwired detector and its
tamper switch to a wire pair. The detector
must be provided with its own power
supply if required.
An auxiliary tamper switch input
inserted in the tamper circuit of the alarm
unit
An output for connection of a signal:
siren, alarm light, etc. (NC contact, max.
current rating 100 mA)
Event Log
This log contains at least the last 500 events.
For each event, the alarm unit stores:
•
The date and time of occurrence
•
Activations and deactivations with the code
used
•
Alarm events: Triggering of a detector or
tamper switch, detector battery level
•
Completion or not of the call sequence and
number of attempts.
Technical Data
The alarm unit performs a self-test when
controlling and transmitting a line power failure
and return, the battery level and by cyclically
sending status messages (cycle in hours or
days).
The time at which the test is run can be
programmed from a PC or delayed 12 hours
after setting the time.
Voice Message
The alarm unit is equipped with a digital
recorder allowing one of the users to record a
voice message lasting 15 seconds at most.
When the alarm unit is deactivated, a visual
and audio signal alerts the other users that a
message is present and prompts them to
consult the message.
Rounds Management
When a break-in alarm is triggered, the alarm
unit goes on wait for two hours for a radio
message sent by a roundsman’s remote
control unit.
The siren(s) output(s) an audio signal and the
information is sent to the call reception centre.
The intervention squads that go to the
customer’s place must be equipped with
roundsman type remote control units.
Remote Parameter Setting
The remote parameter setting function is used
to view and set the alarm unit parameters:
•
Viewing and setting of the alarm unit and
transmitter parameters
•
Viewing of the events stored.
Remote setup is activated from the front panel
of the alarm unit.
Call-me Function
The remote operator makes a call to the
telephone line, to which the alarm unit is
connected, and hangs up after one or two
rings. Then, in the 30 following seconds, he
has to make a second call to the same
number. Once again, he hangs up after one or
two rings : if none of the installation phone sets
is picked up, the unit automatically calls the
number programmed as “Service server”.
Programming on the Alarm Unit
The front panel of the alarm unit allows
simplified programming without requiring a
programming tool.
In this case, the installer carries out installation
based on the default factory settings.
Use this procedure to:
Store wireless components: detectors,
remote control units, keypads, sirens
Program the subscriber number
Program the call centre numbers
to program the park code (SurTec
protocol),
Program the access codes
Modify the installer access code
Determine the time delays on entry and
exit for each detector.
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Programming from a PC Using the
Configurator
Programming from a PC requires use of the
setup pack containing a special connecting
cable and the Configurator setup software.
The Configurator is used to:
Program the parameters of the transmitter
modem:
•
Subscriber number
•
Park code (SurTec protocol),
•
Siren operating time
•
Cyclic test frequency in days or hours,
with test run time
Program the telephone numbers of the
call centres
Classify these numbers by creating call
sequences used for calling the centres
depending on the type of alarm: break-in,
cyclic test, technical calls, etc.
to program the « dual acknowledgement »
function, that is to say two call sequences
for each function.
Assign to each detector:
•
A label in natural language making it
easier to locate
•
A call sequence
•
A siren operating mode
•
With listening or intercom
•
Time delays on entry and exit
•
State or pulse mode
•
Transmission codes
•
With or without supervision
•
With our without audio signal on
triggering of the detector
•
With our without audio signal on
acceptance of the call
Program the characteristics of the
hardwired input
Isolate a detector
Program the detectors for partial
supervision or total supervision
To deactivate outdoor sirens in partial or
off surveillance modes,
Assign each alarm unit user a personal ID
code and possibly restrict certain
accesses.
Specifications
▲ Dimensions (in mm): L 240 x W 160 x D 55
▲ Weight: 1000 grams
▲ Material: ABS VO case
▲ Location of use: Indoors away from humidity
▲ Temperature range: 0°C to 40°C
▲ Tamper switches on door and wall
▲ Protection class IP 30 (NF standard = NF
EN 60529) IK 07 (NF EN 50102).
▲ Protection against electric shocks: Class 2
(NF standard = EN 60950)
▲ Frequency :
reference 12TR3R401 : 433,92 Mhz,
reference 12TR3R801 : 868,35 Mhz.
Power Supply
▲ Primary: Line power 230 VAC + 10%, 50
Hz, 4,5 VA
▲ Backup by 600 mAh NIMH storage battery
supplied with the alarm unit.
▲ Battery monitoring: Message sent if battery
level falls below 4.3 volts.
▲ Line power supervision: Message sent after
a line power failure lasting 1 continuous hour
(detection limit = 100 VAC) (value modifiable
by PC)
▲ Alarm unit operating time: 24 hours
.
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Hardwired Add-on Extension Card
R2
R1
AP
IN
OUT
The extension card is placed inside the alarm unit and provides:
A balanced hardwired input for connection of a hardwired
detector and its tamper switch to a wire pair.
An auxiliary tamper switch input inserted in the tamper
circuit of the alarm unit
An output for connection of a signal: siren, alarm light,
etc. (NC contact, max. current rating 100 mA)
Recommendations
You are about to install and put into service an alarm unit. We suggest you
comply with the following recommendations:
1.
Read this manual carefully and, in particular, the chapter concerning the
installation recommendations.
2.
Follow the instructions set out in the installation procedure to the letter.
3.
Find the best location for your unit, in accordance with its installation conditions.
4.
Before connecting the telephone line, check the installation with your
customer and whether he has an answering machine, fax or Internet
connection (see connection chapter).
5.
Unpack and prepare the various radio peripherals but do not install them
(intrusion detectors, keypads, etc.). We recommend programming them close to
the unit and securing them only after checking their radio range from the location
required.
6.
Programme the various radio peripherals (self-learning).
7.
From the required location of each radio peripheral, check, their radio link with the
unit, in "test" mode.
8.
Once their final location has been determined and their range checked, install and
secure the radio peripherals.
9.
Test the installation in full.
Some useful tips before starting
the installation
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Environment and location of the unit
The unit is a wireless alarm system which communicates with its peripherals using
radio transmissions.
The propagation of radio frequencies differs depending on the place of installation,
location and height of components, and on the construction materials found.
The position of the unit on the site to be protected is therefore strategic. This
position should take into account the following table and indications:
Materials found Radio frequency penetration rate
Wood and plaster 90 to 100 % of radio transmissions
Brick 75 to 90 % of radio transmissions
Reinforced concrete 0 to 50 % of radio transmissions
Metal structures 0 to 10 % of radio transmissions
Since the ground in an obstacle to the propagation of transmissions, system
components should not be installed at ground level,
No component should be installed on a metal partition or structure.
In all cases, we recommend installing the unit in the centre of the premises to be
protected, at an average height of 1.50 metres, whilst taking into account the location
of the telephone line and incoming feeder of the 230 volt mains power supply.
Environment and location of peripherals
The peripherals should not be installed before being programmed.
Once programmed, their final location shall only be chosen and confirmed after
checking radio ranges and interference from this location.
Opening detectors:
If an opening detector has to be installed on a metal door or frame, the installer should
insert an insulating shim between the opening detector and the metal part so that the
action of the magnet on the opening contact is not disrupted by the metal mass and
that this metal mass does not interfere with radio transmissions.
Movement detectors:
Movement detectors are infrared detectors. They are therefore sensitive to changes in
temperature and should not be installed close to a source of heat (convector,
chimney), in a draft or in direct sunlight.
To avoid saturation of radio transmissions, the peripherals should not be
installed in the direct vicinity of the unit, or at a distance of less than 3 metres.
Useful hints for installing units and radio components
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