LEGRAND 5739 34, 5739 35 User Manual

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Part. U3499A - 11/08-01 PC
User manual
5739 34 5739 35
Burglar-alarm unit
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Contents
Introduction 1. 5
The Burglar-alarm Unit 6 The keypad
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Navigation keys 7
The display
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Initial page 7 In case of an alarm 7 Edit menu
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What is the display showing?
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Operation 12. 1
Enabling - disabling the burglar alarm 1 2
With user code 1 2 With transponder key 1 2 Rapid enabling 1 3
Activation scenarios 1
3
Activating - deactivating the zones 1 4
With user code 1 4 With transponder key 1 5 From the zone menu 1 5
Stopping the siren sound 1 6
With user code 1 6 With transponder key 1 6
What type of alarm occurred? 1
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Enabling the automations 1 8 Enabling keys and numeric codes 1 9 Enabling the remote control 2
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Editing 23. 1
The Unit menu 2 2 Accessing the edit menu 2
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Setting the date and hour 2
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Sound signalling 2
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Memorizing the Jolly number 2
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Making your own list of telephone numbers 2 6 Setting up the calls 2
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Editing vocal messages 2 9 Changing the user code 3 1 Changing the numeric codes 3
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Remote use 34. 3
Answering a call from the Unit 3 4 Querying the Unit 3
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Controlling your home from a distance 3 5
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Introduction
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The Burglar-alarm Uni t The keypa
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Navigation key s
The displa y
Initial pag e In case of an alar m Edit men u
What is the display showing ?
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The Burglar-alarm Unit
The Burglar Alarm guards the safety of your house; the system is split into zones that can be activated separately; for example, at night, you can have protection only in the day zone or only around your house, so you can move around freely even when the system is on.
You can save up
to 16 activation scenarios and use them as needed.
In case of an alarm, the Telephone dialling device (communicator) warns you with a message, allowing you to have direct control on what is happening in your house even when you’re not there.
You can check the status of the Unit and system from a  xed or mobile phone, listen to what is happening at home from a distance or send a vocal message, which will be emitted through the Unit loudspeaker or, if connected, through the sound system.
The combination of roller shutter movement devices and lights turning on lets you program the roller shutters to go up in case of an alarm in order to confuse the burglar.
You can control the functions in your house (lights, roller shutters, etc.) remotely with just a telephone call.
The Unit can also communicate with surveillance  rms by means of a special protocol, further increasing the protection of your property (to set this service consult your installer).
1 - Graphic display 2 - Navigation keys 3 - Alphanumeric keypad
4 - Microphone 5 - Transponder keys reader 6 - Loudspeaker
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The keypad
Navigation keys
Scroll keys
allow you to scroll the list of items in the menu
Selection keys
allow you to select the functions, which in some menus, may appe­ar in the last line
OK - Key for entering the selec tion or data
CLEAR - Key for cancelling the selection and for returning to the previous page – if it is held down, you can escape from th e program­ming menu
The display
Edit menu
In case of an alarm
Initial page
01
: Entrance 1
02
: Perimeter 2
03
: Night 3
Exclude
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System zones (max. 8 zones)
Technical indications
Alarm signal zone
Functions
Active zones
Disabled zone
Date and hour
ON/OFF indication
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System on, intrusion alarm signal and PSTN telephone call in progress
System off, Unit battery damaged or dead
System o , no power
What is the display showing?
System on, e.g.: zone activation as in scenario 2
System off, general alarm signal, tamptest with system switched OFF or a dead radio device battery
System o , e.g.: zones 1, 2, 3, 4 active
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System o , Burglar-alarm (antitheft) battery dead or damaged and tech­nical alarm signal
System o , telephone calls disabled (Important Unit functions are disabled; disable only if extremely necessary)
System off, one or more sensors disabled (Important Unit functions are disabled; disable only if extremely necessary)
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Operation
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Enabling - disabling the burglar alar m
With user cod e With transponder ke y Rapid enablin g
Activation scenarios Activating - deactivating the zone
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With user cod e With transponder ke y From the zone men u
Stopping the siren soun d
With user cod e With transponder ke y
What type of alarm occurred ? Enabling the automation
s
Enabling keys and numeric code
s
Enabling the remote contro
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When the burglar alarm (antitheft) is disabled, an open lock appears in the middle of the display
The display will show a closed lock; if the sound system is enabled, you will hear an “enabled” vocal message; execute the same operation to disable the burglar alarm
Press the key
Type in the user code (basic 00000) or an enabled numeric code; typing an incorrect code, after the third attempt the keypad blocks for about 1 minute
Enabling - disabling the burglar alarm
With user code
When the burglar alarm (antitheft) is disabled, an open lock appears in the middle of the display
To enable the burglar alarm (anti­theft), press the or
key on the Unit keypad and then bring the key (less than one centimeter) near the reader for 2 seconds
The display will show a closed lock; if the sound system is enabled, you will hear an “enabled” vocal message; execute the same operation to disable the burglar alarm
With transponder key
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When the burglar alarm (antitheft) is disabled, an open lock appears in the middle of the display
Keep the
key pressed for 3 seconds
for the rapid enabling
The display will show a closed lock; if the sound system is enabled, you will hear an “enabled” vocal message
Rapid enabling
Use the
keys to select the sce-
nario you want
After the confirmation only the zones included in the scenario will be activated.
To create or modify scenarios consult the installation manual
Activation scenarios
The Unit can save up to 16 activation scenarios and you can select the one you want as follows:
Confirm the selection using the user code, a transponder key or a numeric code
3 seconds
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You can deactivate (reactivate) one or more zones at any time. This will allow you to personalise the burglar-alarm operation according to your needs.
For instance, if you want to have protection even if you’re not at home, you can deactivate the infrared detector zones, leaving the outer zones (entrance door and windows) active. This will allow you to move around freely inside your house without making any alarms go on and without giving up safety.
The zones in which your burglar alarm is split into appear in the  rst line of the display.
The active zones are shown in a dark box
the following example shows the system made up of 4 zones, all active; zone 3 is deactivated.
Activating - deactivating the zones
The zones (max. 8) of the system are all active (e.g. 1-2-3-4)
Press the corresponding key on the Unit keypad to deactivate zone 3
The Unit confirms the operations with the vocal message “executed”; the display shows zone 3 without the dark box (deactivated)
Press the
key
Type in the user code (basic 00000) or an enabled numeric code
With user code
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Press the corresponding key on the Unit keypad to deactivate zone 3
The Unit con rms the operations with the vocal message “executed”; the display shows zone 3 without the dark box (deactivated)
Con rm the operation by bringing a transponder near the reader within 5 seconds
The zones (max 8) of the system are all active (e.g. 1-2-3-4)
With transponder key
After accessing the edit menu (next section)
Hold down the key to escape from menu
Press
to access the burglar-alarm
(antitheft) menu
Press
to access the zone menu
Press
to enter
From the zone menu
Select the zone you want to activate or deactivate with the
keys
(e.g. 3)
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SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Scenarios
Zones
Devices
Event memory
01
: Entrance 1
02
: Perimeter 2
03
: Night 3
Exclude
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Stopping the siren sound
If the alarm goes on while you’re there, you can stop the siren as follows:
Make sure there are no trespassers in the house
The siren stops; the Unit answers with the vocal message “disabled”
Press the
key
Type in the user code (basic 00000)
With user code
With transponder key
Press the or key on the Unit keypad and then bring the key (less than one centimeter) near the reader for 2 seconds
Make sure there are no trespassers in the house
The siren stops; the Unit answers with the vocal message “disabled”
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To learn more, press the
key
The display provides the following information:
- detector and its name (living room window)
- type of alarm (intrusion)
- burglar-alarm (antitheft) status when the
alarm goes on (ON-
inserted)
The alarm signal is cancelled from the display the next time you turn on the burglar alarm (antitheft), but it remains memorised in the “Event memory”, which can be consulted by selecting “Event memory” in the Burglar-alarm (antitheft) menu.
The Unit has detected an alarm
...
What type of alarm occurred?
When an alarm signal is displayed, you can  nd out what type it is (intru­sion, technical, etc.) and which detector has detected it; a name has been given to each detector (kitchen window, entrance, etc.) by the installer for easier identi cation. Press just one key to get this information.
To learn more, press the
key
The display provides the following information:
- device name (remote assistance)
- type of alarm (technical start)
- burglar-alarm (antitheft) status when the alarm goes on (OFF­disconnected)
The Unit has detected a technical alarm
By pressing the
key, a page appe­ars, which lets you reset a single alarm or execute a total reset
In case of a technical alarm (its symbol appears), you can  nd out which device has produced the alarm and reset it as well.
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remote assistance
Start technical
Disconnected
press:
* reset single
reset total
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Accessing the edit menu
Enabling the automations
The burglar-alarm unit can be programmed so that an automation is linked to a particular event. For example the lights come on when the unit registers an intrusion alarm.
Press
to access the Burglar-alarm
(antitheft) menu
In this menu you can enable or disable the automations program­med by the installer.
Select Automations with the keys
Press
to access
Press
to enter
With the
keys enable the automa­tion which you intend to enable or disable; if the automation selected is enabled the wording Disable will appear in the last line of the display and vice versa
The selected zone is enabled; the identi cation number is shown by a black square Keep the key pressed to return to the initial page
NEXT
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Scenarios
Zones
Devices
Event memory
Devices
Event memory
Date and hour
Automations
01
: automation 1
02
: automation 2
03
: automation 3
Disable
01
: automation 1
02
: automation 2
03
: automation 3
Enable
01
: automation 1
02
: automation 2
03
: automation 3
Disable
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NEXT
Enabling keys and numeric codes
You can enable or disable remote controls, transponder keys and numeric codes as you require.
Accessing the edit menu
Press
to access the Burglar-alarm
(antitheft) menu
Select Settings with the
keys
Press
to access
Press
to enter
Select Code/Keys with the keys
The key has been enabled; the iden­ti cation number is shown by a black square. Keep the
key pressed to return to
the initial page
With the
keys select the key whose state you intend to change. If the key selected is enabled the wor­ding Disable will appear in the last line of the display and vice versa
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Scenarios
Zones
Devices
Event memory
Event memory Date and hour
Automations
Settings
User code
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
User code
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
01
: key No. 1
02
: key No. 2
03
: key No. 3
Enable
01
: key No. 1
02
: key No. 2
03
: key No. 3
Disable
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Access the edit menu
and select Te -
lephone Dialling device (Commu­nicator)
Enabling the remote control
You can enable/disable your unit for remote assistance or remote mana­gement of the alarms via telephone line.
Consult your installer before modifying the settings of this menu.
Remote assistance
If this setting is enabled the unit allows the entry of remote assistance calls from units which use the Contact ID protocol.
Remote management
allows management of the alarms via telephone line; the setting has the following options:
ON: the user and the surveillance unit can perform the remote management. Manager: only the surveillance unit can perform the remote management User: only the user can perform the remote management OFF: the remote management is disabled
Press
to access the menu
Select Tel. functions with the keys
Press
to access
Press
to enter
Select Remote control with the
keys
The indications for the settings and their meaning can be found below. When the setting is finished keep the
key pressed to return to the
initial page
NEXT
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Index book
Set calls
Vocal messages
Tel. functions
Remote control
Sound spread
Select
Teleassistance
Telecontrol AI
OFF
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Editing
3
The Unit men u Accessing the edit men
u
Setting the date and hou
r
Sound signallin
g
Memorizing the Jolly numbe
r
Making your own list of
telephone numbers Setting up the call
s
Editing vocal message
s
Changing the user cod
e
Changing the numeric code
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The Unit menu
This manual describes the editings that are considered to be helpful when using the Unit. You can access these editings without jeopardizing the proper functioning of the Unit as well as the safety of your house.
When you access the con guration menu, you will note that this is made up of many other pages that let you con gure the Unit in order to meet your needs.
Some of these pages cannot be accessed, as they are reserved for the installer and protected by a special code.
We suggest that you always contact your installer before changing any con guration of the Unit among those described in this manual.
Accessing the edit menu
To escape from the edit menu, wait 30 seconds without pressing any key or press the pushbutton.
Press the key
Type in the user code (basic 00000)
Make sure that the system is o
You can now start the editing of the Unit
This procedure is necessary to access the edit menu:
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Antitheft
Communicator
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Setting the date and hour
In order for the system to constantly keep all memorised events under control, it is important to set the correct date and hour.
Accessing the edit menu
Press
to access the Burglar-alarm
(antitheft) menu
Select Date and hour with the key
Press to enter
Type in the current hour and date on the keypad; you can move the cursor from the hour line to the date line with the
keys
When all data has been entered, press
to con rm
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
0 0 : 0 0
0 1 / 0 1 / 0 0
Saturday
01/01/00 00 : 00
1 4 : 3 2
2 1 / 1 1 / 0
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Saturday
01/01/00 00 : 00
Scenarios
Zones
Devices
Event memory
Zones
Devices Event memory
Date and hour
Zones
Devices Event memory
Date and hour
NEXT
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Sound signalling
If your system has sensors which are delayed in input and/or output you can enable an audible signal for the time set for the delay.
Accessing the edit menu
Press
to access the Burglar-alarm
(antitheft) menu
Select Settings with the keys
Press
to enter
Select Sound signalling with the
keys
Keep the
key pressed to return to
the initial page
Select the setting with the
key
Press
to con rm the setting
Usercode
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
Codes/keys
Contrast
Sound signalling
IN/OUT enabl
Codes/keys
Contrast
Sound signalling
IN enable
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Date and hour
Commands
Automation
Settings
Scenarios
Zones
Devices
Event memory
NEXT
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Accessing the edit menu
Select Dialling device (communica- tor) and press
to enter
Press again to access the Jolly number menu
Memorizing the Jolly number
The Jolly number is the  rst telephone number dialled by the Unit when any type of alarm occurs (intrusion or technical).
Press
to enter
Press
to memorize the telephone
number
Press
to enter and dial the tele-
phone number
it is possible to enter pauses (e.g. between area code number and telephone number) by using the key; the pause will be displayed as a comma
Press
to go back to the previous
page
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
00
: name
Tel. number
00
: name
3301234567
Tel. number
Jolly number
Indexbook
Set calls
Vocal messages
NEXT
01
: name
Tel. number
01
: name
3302234567
Memorize
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Making your own list of telephone numbers
This menu lets you memorise up to 10 telephone numbers that can be used for your calls, according to the type of alarm that has occurred (see next section).
Accessing the edit menu
Select Dialling device (communica- tor) and press
to enter
Select Index book and press
to
access the menu
The page on the right appears; select an option from the list (e.g. 01) and press
to enter
Use the Unit keypad to type the name you want to enter in the index book as if you were typing an SMS message; Press
to enter If you make a mistake, you can go back to the wrong letter by pressing and re-type it; press to enter a space between two words
After entering the name, a space used for the telephone number is shown
Dial the telephone number
Press
only once to enter another number in the index book; instead, if you have completed the editing, press it several times until the initial page appears
If required, it is possible to enter pau­ses (e.g. between area code number and telephone number) by using the
, key, the pause will be displayed
as a comma
Press
to enter
Press
to enter
Press
to enter
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
01
: name
02
: name
03
: name
04
: name
Jolly number
Indexbook
Set calls
Vocal messages
NEXT
01
: name
Tel. number
01
: name
3302234567
Memorize
01
: name
3302234567
Tel. number
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Setting up the calls
In case of an alarm, the Unit calls the jolly number and then the numbers that you have programmed among those that you have chosen in the index book according to the type of alarm (max 4 for each type of alarm), for instance, in case of intrusion, you can decide whether to have the Unit call the o ce or, in case of  ooding, you can automatically call the plumber. There are three types of alarms that can produce a telephone call: intrusion, breakdown and technical.
Technical alarms are produced by devices that are not directly connec­ted to the system (for example, gas or  ooding detectors); in this case, we suggest that you ask your installer who will provide you with instruc­tions for the correct programming of the calls thereof.
Accessing the edit menu
Select Dialling device (communica- tor) and press
to enter
Select Set calls and press
to
access the menu
Select an option from the list (e.g. Plant alarm) Select function Tel. Number with the keys
(last line on the display)
Press
to enter
TYPE OF
ALARM
CAUSE
intrusion
antipanic
silent
PLANT ALARM
PLANT FAILUREALARM
TECHNICAL
tampering
supply lack
dead battery
ask installer
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
01
: plant alarm
02
: plant failure
03
: technical
Tel. number
Jolly number
Indexbook
Set calls
Vocal messages
NEXT
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The list of the 4 telephone numbers linked to the plant alarm appears on the display. Select one of the options and press
to enter
A previously memorised telephone index book appears; select a number you want to link to the type of alarm (e.g. o ce)
Press
to enter
After entering it, you can select “num­ber 2” and match a second telephone number with the same alarm or press
to go back to the previous page of the menu and set up calls for other types of alarms
The DISABLE function is only for the set numbers. The Jolly number will be called anyway.
01
: name 1
02
: name 2
03
: name 3
Modify
01
: name 1
02
: name 2
03
: name 3
Modify
01
: name 1
02
: name 2
03
: name 3
04
: name 4
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Editing vocal messages
When you receive a call from the Unit, it noti es you on what is happe­ning with a vocal message; for example, you could receive a message such as:
System Alarm. Warning gas alarm press a number
after pressing a number you will hear:
Personalized message (address) + the system is on, warning gas alarm + enter code.
After typing in the correct password, you can send commands to the Unit. A vocal message will be returned, e.g. executed.
The message has pre-recorded parts and other personalisable parts.
Personalisable parts are those referred to the address. That’s where you can record a message with your personal data (name and address) and data referred to the technical alarms and telephone commands; as for the latter, ask your installer, since the message to be used should be consistent with the type of technical alarm or command related to it (e.g. “gas alarm” or “roller shutters”).
When recording the messages, watch the time available, which is set at 8 seconds for the address and at 2 seconds for the other messages.
The time available to record the message is displayed by a number of asterisks that gradually go o as the seconds go by.
The recordable messages are as follows: the  rst for the address, the next 4 for the technical alarms and the last 4 for the  rst telephone commands (from 911 to 914).
For the correct link between the vocal message to be recorded and its technical alarm refer to the table below, which has been compiled by the installer.
Vocal message Linked technical alarm
Technical 1
Technical 2
Technical 3
Technical 4
Pre-recorded messages
Alarm system, warmig + type of
alarm (e.g. intrusion)
Alarm system, warmig + type of
alarm (e.g. supply lack)
Pre-
recorded
part
Press a
number to
listen
Part to be
recorded
Message recorded
by... name
and address
of user
Pre-recorded
part
System status
(e.g. ON)
+
type of alarm
+
enter code
Personalizable messages
Alarm system, warmig +
personalised message
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select the Record function to edit a new message with the keys
You can now listen to the existing message by pressing
, or
By pressing the recording starts. Record the message (with your name and address) in a normal voice at a distance of 10 – 15 cm from the Unit microphone (Legrand logo)
After recording, select the Listen function to make sure the recording was executed properly; select Memorize only when you are sure you want to replace the existing message with one you have just recorded; press
to enter
01
: address
02
: technical 1
03
: technical 2
Memorize
********
Listen
********
Record
Accessing the edit menu
Select Communicator and press
to enter
Select Vocal messages and press to access the menu
Select an option from the list (e.g. Address) and press
to enter
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
01
: address
02
: technical 1
03
: technical 2
Listen
Jolly number
Indexbook
Set calls
Vocal messages
NEXT
01
: address
02
: technical 1
03
: technical 2
Record
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Accessing the edit menu
Select Burglar alarm (antitheft) and press to enter
Select Settings with the keys and then press
Changing the user code
The Burglar-alarm Unit is protected by two codes which originally are identical (0000). The maintenance code (for installation technician use only) allows ac­cess to all con guration menus of the unit; however, for safety reasons, this code does not enable / disable the burglar alarm but, if the bur­glar alarm is enabled it will not allow access to the menus. The user code enables / disables the burglar alarm as well as the access to the con guration menus (except those for the installation techni­cian). The user code cannot be modi ed if the installer code has not been modi ed. The basic user code is: 00000 and it is the same for all manufactured units. It is therefore recommended to change it with another one of your choice in order to give your system the highest safety. The proce­dure for changing the user code is as follows:
The page on the right appears; the cursor is already positioned on the  rst digit of the new code
Type in the new code you have chosen. The new code must have 5 digits (e.g.
67890)
Select User code with the keys and then press
Enter the new code with
User code
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
User code
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
Present: 0 0 0 0 0 New:
1 1 2 2 3
Record
Present: 0 0 0 0 0 New: 0 0 0 0 0
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Event memory Date and hour
Automations
Settings
NEXT
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3 - Editing
Changing the numeric codes
It is possible to edit the numeric codes stored by the installer in the Unit
Accessing the edit menu
Select Burglar-alarm (antitheft) and press
to enter
Select Settings with the keys and press
The page on the side appears: select the code to be modified with the
keys
Type in the new code you have chosen. The new code must have 5 digits
Select Code/Keys with the keys and press
Select the Update function with the
keys to modify the code
After typing the  fth digit, the check page on the side appears
SELECT
Antitheft
Communicator
Event memory
Date and hour
Automations
Settings
NEXT
User code
Codes/keys
Contrast
Select
01
: Key No.01
02
: Key No.02
03
: Key No.03
Disable
Key program
enter code
Key program
programming
performed
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Remote use
4
Answering a call from the Uni t Querying the Uni
t
Controlling your home from a distanc
e
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Remote use
Answer the call and wait for the alarm message, e.g.: In One by Legrand® System, warning intrusion alarm, press a number to listen
After pressing a number you will hear a message, for example: Message recorded by (name and address of user), the burglar alarm is on, intrusion alarm; enter code
USER CODE STOP CYCLE OF
CALLS INFORMA­TION REQUEST FOR WARD COMMAND
Enabling of the user code blocks all the calls for the alarm in progress.
It is now possible to:
send commands or query the system (see next section)
hang up to end the communication
Answering a call from the Unit
It is recommended to photocopy and hand out this page to all those who will be called by the Unit in case of an alarm.
Querying the Unit
These simple commands let you know the status of the system at any time. They also allow you to communicate vocally and listen to what is happening in your house.
HANG UP
END OF
COMMUNICATION
Pressing a key before hanging up they will
not be called during
the next call cycles
Message
Dial the telephone number. The Unit will answer after the programmed number of rings; if you have an answering machine, press ## after it has started to operate
Type in the User code; if it is correct, you will get “executed” as an answer. If not, the message will be “error”; after three errors, the Unit cuts the communication
Dial the command you want to send to the Unit
Query the burglar alarm to know if it is on or off as well as any other alarms
What you will say on the telephone will be emitted from the Unit loudspeaker
You can listen to what is happening through the Unit microphone
SEND
COMMAND
END OF
COMMUNICATION
Enter
code
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Remote use
CHECK MEMO-CARD
(see facsimile on the right)
Controlling your home from a distance
The In One by Legrand® system lets you control the functions in your house such as lights, heating and roller shutters - even when you’re not there - through easy telephone commands.
Call your installer to decide which remote functions you wish to activate; the installer will properly program the Unit and  ll out the memo-card with a short description of the function related to it.
Dial the telephone number. The Unit will ans wer after th e programme d num­ber of rings; if you have an answering machine, press ## after it has started to operate
Type in the user code; if it is correct, you will get “executed” as an answer. If not, the message will be “error”; after three errors, the Unit cuts the communication
The memo-card is a memorandum to be f illed out by the installer. It contains the codes to be sent and a description that identifies them
Type in the command on the keypad (e.g. 9912); the Unit will confirm it with a vocal message (e.g. executed, roller shutters up)
Answer the call:
answer the call;
press a number;
listen to the message;
send some commands or hang up.
Call the control unit:
dial the telephone number;
type the user code;
type the command;
hang up.
922
SYSTEM STATUS
921
MESSAGE COMMUNICATION
920
ROOM LISTENING
*5*8##
ENABLING
*5*9##
DISABLING
CODE FUNCTION
Commands
BURGLAR-ALARM UNIT
COMMANDS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Code 99 Description
9911 9901 9912
9902
Entrance light ON Entrance light OFF Room rolling shutters UP Room rolling shutters DOWN
Enter code
END OF
COMMUNICATION
SEND COMMAND
COMMANDS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Code 99 Description
9911 Entrance lig ht ON 9901 Entran ce light OFF 9912
Room rolling shut ters UP
9901
Room rolling shutters DOWN
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Answer the call:
answer the call;
press a number;
listen to the message;
send some commands or hang up.
Call the control unit:
dial the telephone number;
type the user code;
type the command;
hang up.
922
SYSTEM STATUS
921
MESSAGE COMMUNICATION
920
ROOM LISTENING
*5*8##
ENABLING
*5*9##
DISABLING
CODE FUNCTION
Commands
BURGLAR-ALARM UNIT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
COMMANDS
Code 99 Description
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Answer the call:
answer the call;
press a number;
listen to the message;
send some commands or hang up.
Call the control unit:
dial the telephone number;
type the user code;
type the command;
hang up.
922
SYSTEM STATUS
921
MESSAGE COMMUNICATION
920
ROOM LISTENING
*5*8##
ENABLING
*5*9##
DISABLING
CODE FUNCTION
Commands
BURGLAR-ALARM UNIT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
COMMANDS
Code 99 Description
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Legrand
reserves at any time the right to modify the contents of this booklet and to communicate, in any form
and modality, the changes brought to the same.
Installer stamp
World Headquarters and International Department 87045 LIMOGES CEDEX FRANCE
: 33 5 55 06 87 87
Fax : 33 5 55 06 74 55
www.legrandelectric.com
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