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SecurityConfig
Software for the Configuration
of the 675 20 Burglar Alarm Unit
User manual
November 09 PC
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Contents
7.1.1 Data input procedure 14
7.2.1 Receiving configuration parameters 16
7.2.2 Sending configuration parameters 17
7.2.3 Receiving the history of events 19
7.3.1 Zones 22
7.3.2 Automations 26
7.3.3 User Preferences 32
7.3.4 Installer Preferences 33
7.3.5 Key management 34
7.3.6 Scenarios 36
7.4.1 Telephone number directory 38
7.4.2 Setting up calls 39
7.4.3 Telephone functions 40
7.4.4 Block (Lock) 42
7.4.5 Protocol - ADEMCO 43
7.4.6 Line test 44
7.4.7 Telephone commands 45
8.2.1 Sending voice messages 47
8.2.2 Listening to messages from the Unit loudspeaker 48
8.2.3 Receiving voice messages 48
8.3.1 Importing an audio file 49
8.3.2 Emitting a voice message 49
8.3.3 Recording a voice message 49
8.3.4 Retrieving voice messages 49
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1. Hardware and Software requirements
Please note:
The SecurityConfig program is the
essential tool for the configuration
of the 675 20 Burglar alarm Unit.
The content of this program is
under the exclusive rights
of Legrand.
Hardware requirements
• Personal Computer with Pentium processor > 400 MHz
• 256 MB RAM
• SVGA graphics card with resolution 800 x 600
• CD-ROM unit
• Mouse
Software requirements
• Windows XP or higher - Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
Space used on hard-disk
• 91 Mbyte
2. Installation
Follow this procedure to install the SecurityConfig program:
1. Insert the CD-ROM in the drive.
2. After displaying the main page in the web format, select “Install SecurityConfig”.
3. The installation program will now copy the system files necessary for the execution of the SecurityConfig program.
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3. Basic concepts
Please note:
For proper functioning of the
software, the 675 20 Burglar
Alarm Unit must be installed
according to the indications
specified in the installation
manual supplied
with the device.
The SecurityConfig software is used for the configuration of the 675 20 Burglar alarm Unit which combine the burglar alarm and telephone dialling device into one device.
After opening the program, the following screen will appear:
Depending on the technician and user’s needs, it is possible to begin with a new configuration or change an existing configuration.
In this manual the various screens will refer to the second mode.
Creating a new configuration
• Start SecurityConfig
• Execute and save the configuration
• Send data to the Unit
Modifying an existing configuration
• Execute the system auto-learning function from the Unit
• Receive data from the Unit with SecurityConfig
• Edit, if required
• Send data to the Unit
In order to perform a proper configuration, it is necessary to execute the system auto-learning function before connecting the Unit to the PC.
Using the Firmware Update function, with the SecurityConfig it is also possible to update the permanent Control Unit Software, using new issues published by Legrand.
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3.1 Menus and general buttons for selecting functions
The main functions that can be executed with SecurityConfig can be selected by using the icons in the toolbar or by opening drop-down menus, thus selecting the various options.
Quick keys can also be used for some functions, like: to create a new project, it is possible to select New from the File drop-down menu, from the toolbar and from the keyboard by using the keys Ctrl + N.
The followings functions are included in the toolbar:
Save the current project
Create a new project
Opens an existing project
The followings functions are included in the drop-down menus:
“File” menu
Opens the Parameters section
Opens the Voice message section
Executes connection to the Unit
Selects the serial port of the PC to which the Unit is connected
Select the interface language
Executes connection to the Legrand website
• New Creates a new project
• Open Opens an existing project
• Save Saves the current project
• Save as (with name) Saves the project after requesting a file name
• Export configuration Exports the project thus creating a file with
extension .csv which can be imported into Microsoft Excel®
• Exit Exits the program
“Edit” menu
• Import messages from project Imports all voice messages from an existing
project
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Import configuration data from project
project
Imports all configuration data from an existing
• Load pre-defined audio messages Retrieves voice messages set up for the Unit
• Select all messages Selects all messages of the project
• Select all fixed messages Selects all fixed messages of the project
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“Tools” menu
• Parameters Opens the Parameters section
• Messages Opens the Messages section
• Receive configuration Receives the configuration from the Unit, it is active only
when connecting to the Unit
• Send configuration Sends the configuration to the Unit, it is active only when
connecting to the Unit
• Update Firmware Starts the Unit firmware update procedure
• Connection to Unit Enables connection between the PC and the Unit
“Language” menu
•
“?” menu
Select the SecurityConfig interface language
• About… Displays information on the SecurityConfig program
• Supported versions Displays information on SecurityConfig, hardware and
software versions of the Unit
The status bar shows the following information:
Current data
Loaded project file
Current time
Type of Unit
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4. Importing data from an existing project
It is possible to import data (configuration parameters and voice messages) from a previously saved project file.
4.1 Importing voice messages
To import voice messages from a project file:
> Select Import messages from project from the Edit menu
The following screen will appear:
Please note:
It is recommend to save the
current configuration file of before
starting the procedure.
> Select the project file (. jai) from where you want to import the messages
> Click the Open button
When the procedure has been completed, the imported messages will appear:
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4.2 Importing configuration data
To import a previously saved configuration:
> Select Import configuration data from project from the Edit menu
The following screen will appear:
Please note:
It is recommend to save the
current configuration file of before
starting the procedure.
> Select the project file (. jai) from where you want to import the configuration
> Click the Open button
When the procedure has been completed, the new configuration will appear:
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Learning
5. Connecting
to the Unit
To access some functions (e.g. Receive configuration, Send messages, etc.) there must be a connection between the PC where SecurityConfig is installed and the Unit, following the operation described below.
> From the Port menu, select the serial port address of the PC you want to connect the Unit to (COM1,
COM2, etc.)
> Select Connection to Unit from the Tools menu
The following message will appear:
> Execute the required operations and then click OK
Select the maintenance menu of the Unit and start the auto-learning function
Click the OK button
Connect the programming cable to a USB port of the PC and to the 6-way connector of the Unit
Slide switch
Flip the slide switch to off
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At this stage, by clicking the Details button, it is possible to display the list of communication activities between the personal computer and the unit.
When connecting to the Unit, a comparison will be made between the configuration of the Unit which reflects the real system, and the configuration of the current project.
If the configurations are different, the following warning message it will appear:
> Click YES to display the details of the differences found
The data can be exported into a file with extension .csv, which can be imported in Microsoft Excel.
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> The following message will appear if click QUIT
> Click YES to load the configuration of the system in the Unit
> Click NO to keep the current project unchanged
However, there will be a connection to the Unit.
At the end of the procedure the Connection button will change into Disconnection.
6. Exchanging data
with the Unit
It is now possible to swap data with the Unit.
Click Disconnection to stop connection.
The following message will appear:
> Disconnect the programming cable from the Unit
> Click the OK button
When the connection to the Unit has been activated, it will be possible to:
• Send/receive configuration parameters
• Send/receive voice messages
• Receive the history of events from the unit
Refer to paragraphs “7.2 Exchanging configuration parameters with the Unit” and “8.2 Exchanging voice messages with the Unit” to carry out these functions.
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7. Parameters
In this section it is possible to execute the Unit parameters configurations.
7.1 Work area
In this section all typical parameters for the configuration of the Unit are displayed, represented hierarchically with a tree structure on the left side.
On the right side, a specific template for inputting data and, if the connection is active, for communicating with the Unit can be displayed by selecting each element of the hierarchic structure.
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Data input template
Send configuration to the Unit
Displays information
Fixed zone
Receives configuration from the Unit
Receives the history of events from the Unit
Communication bar with the Unit
Data input zone
Help zone
The upper bar includes the commands for communication with the control unit (only active when the connection with established PC); the central section is for data entry, and will vary depending of the selected parameter; the lower bar displays the instructions to guide the user through the data entry procedure.
7.1.1 Data input procedure
Inputting by typing in data
> Click the data input zone
> The text, if any, will be edited (e.g. Input)
> Type in new data
Inputting data with the drop-down menu
> Click the data input zone; the button will appear
> A drop-down menu will appear after clicking the button
> Select any data available
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Inputting with an independent window
> Click the data input zone; the button will appear
> An independent window will appear after clicking the button
> Enter the data
> Click OK to close the window
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7.2 Exchanging configuration parameters with the Unit
7.2.1 Receiving configuration parameters
This function allows you to receive the configuration parameters from the Unit.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Click Receive button
The following screen will appear:
> Click the Yes button
If the current project has not been saved, a reminder appears on the screen.
> Click the Yes button
When the procedure has been completed, the Unit configuration parameters will be available in the relative section for future verifications or changes.
To activate a new configuration the sending procedure, described in the following paragraph, must be completed.
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7.2.2 Sending configuration parameters
This function allows you to send the configuration parameters to the Unit.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Click Send button
The following screen will appear:
> Click the Yes button
If the current project has not been saved, a reminder appears on the screen.
> Click the Yes button
When sending the parameters, a comparison will be made between the configuration of the Unit and the configuration of the current project, if these are different the following warning message will appear:
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Click Yes to display all differences found.
When No is clicked (or Quit in the error window), the following message apperas:
> Click the Force button to send the parameters of the current project to the Unit and then modify
its configuration.
> Click the Align button to change the parameters of the current project, thereby aligning them with
the configuration of the Unit.
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7.2.3 Receiving the history of events
This function allows you to receive the history of events. This is the chronological list of all events oc­curred on the burglar alarm system, and recorded by the Unit.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Click Event memory button
The following screen will appear:
> Click the Yes button
When the procedure has been completed, you will see a window showing the list of events recorded by the Unit in the history of events.
> Click the Export button to export the event memory into a file
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The following message will appear:
> Click the Yes button
The following screen will appear:
> Name the file
> Click the Save button
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7.3 Configuration of the Burglar alarm section
In this section it is possible to set up the part of the Unit related to the burglar alarm system.
The options are as follows:
• Zones
• Automations
• User Preferences
• Installer preferences
• Scenarios
The tree structure will show the configured components with their number in brackets.
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7.3.1 Zones
This screen shows the list of zones in which the burglar alarm system is divided. For each zone it is possible to enter a reference name which identifies it (eg. Entrance).
Entering the description of a zone is possible only after the configuration of at least one device belonging to this zone.
The following paragraphs will describe how to set up devices in different zones; to perform these configurations, the device must be present.
The present devices will be displayed in red.
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Common objects
This screen displays the devices which are common to the whole unit.
It is possible to indicate the presence of the device and to enter a description.
Connectors
This screen displays the connectors included in the burglar alarm system.
It is possible to signal the presence, activate, enter a description and select the type of connectors among the available ones.
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Zones 1…8
This screen displays the devices included in the single zones.
It is possible to signal the presence, activate, enter a description and select a type of device.
Furthermore, it is possible to enable/disable the activation delay the device can be delayed or not depending on the type of device selected and on its firmware version.
When you click the Information button, you will see a screen which will show how the delay time will be set up for the devices of the zone.
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Auxiliaries
This screen displays the devices which are not included in the burglar alarm system (e.g. gas leak detector).
It is possible to signal the presence, activate, enter a description and select a type of device.
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7.3.2 Automations
This screen shows the list of automations that can be set up (Max. 20).
The automation lets you link an execution (set with an Open command) to one specific burglar alarm event.
It is possible to enable/disable the automation, enter a description and select an event to be matched with an execution to produce the automation required.
Event Field
Data input field
Event
Depending on the choice made, it is possible to select a type of event from the Type drop-down menu; the underlying fields will be activated and dealt with later on.
Data input
Click Run to display the Open Configuration window. This can be used to define the Open Configuration (manually or using the guided procedure) for the selected event.
Guided Insertion
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Select the Open Command and select the data related to the system, to the action and to the destination
> Click the Ok button
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Manual Insertion
> Type in the Open Web Net code to create the Open Command
> Click the Ok button
Type of event - Alarm
> Select the type of event from the drop-down menu
Type of event - Technical
> Select the type of event from the drop-down menu
Type of event - Power lack
> Select the type of event from the drop-down menu
Type of event - Enable/Disable (Insertion/De-insertion)
> Select the type of event from the drop-down menu
The associated field will be activated by selecting the Scenario event
> Click the button to select the desired scenario
or
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Click the button to set the division
> An independent window will be opened, select the zones to be divided
No scenarios can be set if there are no active zones
> Click Ok
The associated field will be activated by selecting the Connector event
> Type in the connector number
Type of event - Date
The associated field will be activated by selecting the Date event from the drop-down menu
> Click the button
> Enter the date and time for the activation of set automatic event in the Run field
To set an automatic event to run every day at a certain time, enter ** in the Day/Month/Year fields, and then the Hour and the Minutes
> Click Ok
Type of event - Event from system
The associated field will be activated by selecting Event from system from the drop-down menu
> Click the button
With this type of event it is possible to match two data inputs (open-open): the first through the independent window which can be activated from the Event field whereas the second as per the other type of event from the Run field
> An independent window will be opened, enter the Open Command using the guided configuration
procedure, or by directly entering the instruction in the Manual section
> Click Ok
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Example of automation
Lights ON in “Room 3” at every trespassing alarm.
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Procedure:
1 Enable automation
2 Type in the reference name of the automation (e.g. Staircase lights)
3 Select type of event - Alarm
4 Select Intrusion event
5 Enter the Open command which will activate the automation after the Intrusion event
Guided Configuration
> Select System LIGHTING
> Select Action ON
> Select Destination ROOM 3
> Click the Ok button
Manual Insertion
> Type in *1*1*3##
> Click the Ok button
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Example of automation
Lower the blinds at 22:30 h every day.
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Procedure:
1 Enable automation
2 Type in the reference name of the automation (e.g. Evening)
3 Select type of event - Date
4 Enter the date and time
To set an automatic event to run every day at a certain time, enter ** in the Day/Month/Year fields, and then the Hour and the Minutes
> Click the Ok button
5 Enter the Open command which will activate the automation after the Date event
Guided Configuration
> Select System AUTOMATISMS
> Select Action DOWN
> Select Destination GENERAL
> Click the Ok button
Manual Insertion
> Type in *2*2*0##
> Click the Ok button
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Example of automation
Lights OFF Room 4 when the blind is rolled up (e.g. light point 11).
Procedure:
1 Enable automation
2 Type in the reference name of the automation (e.g. Day)
3 Select type of event - Event from system
4 Enter the Open command which will activate the automation
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Guided Configuration
> Select System AUTOMATISMS
> Select Action UP
> Select Destination LIGHT POINT 11
> Click the Ok button
Manual Insertion
> Type in *2*1*11##
> Click the Ok button
5 Enter the Open command which will be the automation
Guided Configuration
> Select System LIGHTING
> Select Action OFF
> Select Destination ROOM 4
> Click the Ok button
Manual Insertion
> Type in *1*0*4##
> Click the Ok button
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7.3.3 User Preferences
This screen displays the user’s preferences.
It is possible to change all preferences in the procedures described hereinafter.
It enables you to enter or change the user code of the Unit. In the basic configuration the user and maintenance code are the same; they also enable you to access all menus of the Unit. Changing the user code will also automatically update the maintenance code as long as the latter is not modified.
> Type in the user code in the required field
Sets the duration of the siren sound in case of an alarm due to tampering or problems related to the SCS signal reception.
> Select one of the proposed values from the drop-down menu
Sets the duration of the siren sound in case of an alarm.
> Select one of the proposed values from the drop-down menu
Assigns the delay time for the activation of the sensors of zone 1. This allows you to pass through zone 1 before disconnecting the system and without activating the alarm.
> Select the delay duration from the drop-down menu
Assigns the delay time for the activation of the sensors of zone 1. This allows you to pass through zone 1 after enabling the system and without activating the alarm.
> Select the delay duration from the drop-down menu
Adjusts the display contrast of the Unit.
> Adjust the contrast with the arrows by clicking in the field
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7.3.4 Installer Preferences
This screen displays the installer’s preferences.
It is possible to change all preferences in the procedures described hereinafter.
Adjusts the display language of the Unit as well as the voice messages.
> Select one of the proposed languages from the drop-down menu
It enables you to enter or change the installer code (maintenance code). In the basic configuration the user and maintenance code are the same; they also enable you to access all menus of the Unit. This function enables you to distinguish them in order to allow only the installer to access the Mainte­nance menu of the Unit.
> Type in the maintenance code in the required field
Enables/disables the ON (3 flash) and OFF (1 flash) signaling (through the flash of the external siren) of the burglar alarm system.
> Select Yes/No from the drop-down menu
Enables/disables the periodic check of the interconnections between the Unit and devices connected
> Select Activ./Deactiv. from the drop-down menu
Sets the unit as a Master clock (sends the time update to all In One by Legrand® devices provided with a clock, such as Touch Screen, Web Server, etc.) or as a Slave (receives the time update from other devices). Only one device of the In One by Legrand® system can be set as a Master.
> Select Master/Slave from the drop-down menu
Activate/deactivate the audible signal at entry, exit, or both.
Set the date format
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7.3.5 Key management
The programmed keys on the Control Unit can be customized using this menu. The following func­tions can be customized:
• key enable/disable
• ID name allocation
• combination with a scenario key or with a certain division
• limitation of the use of the key to certain weekdays and/or to a certain time band
After programming the keys on the Control Unit, establish the PC connection and click “Receive”, to transfer the configurations of the keys to the SecurityConfig unit.
Enables/disables the use of the key
Enter a name for the key, so that its use can be easily checked in the event memory
It indicates the type of key programmed on the Control Unit: IR remote control, keypad or transponder
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It can be used to link one of the sixteen programmable division scenarios, or, in alternative, a specific division, to the key (see following paragraph).
If the system is armed with the key programmed, the scenario or the division linked to the key will become active.
Click to open the drop-down menu for the selection of the division scenario.
To set a division not set as a scenario, select Division and click . A window will appear, showing the zones present in the system. The ones showing the symbol are active. Click on the symbol to deactivate them. No scenarios can be set if there are no active zones.
By default, the keys are enabled to be used at all times. It is however possible to limit their use depending on the user needs.
In the example below, the use of the key has been limited to 8.30 to 11.30, Mondays and Thursdays.
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7.3.6 Scenarios
Up to sixteen division scenarios can be created in this section. These can be selected by the user, depending on specific needs, using the Control Unit keypad.
Enables/disables the scenario.
Enter a name for the scenario (e.g. perimeter).
Select Division and click . A window will appear, showing the zones of the system, marked with
the symbol. The symbol indicates that the zones are active, and can be clicked to activate them.
No scenarios can be set if there are no active zones.
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7.4 Configuration of the Dialling device section
In this section it is possible to set up the part of the Unit related to the Telephone Dialling Device.
The options are as follows:
• Telephone number directory
• Set calls
• Telephone functions
• Telephone controls
The tree structure will show the configured components with their number in brackets.
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7.4.1 Telephone number directory
In this screen it is possible to set up the jolly number and the 10 telephone numbers of the directory.
Jolly number
It is the first telephone number called by the Unit when any type of alarm is detected (intrusion, failure, technical alarm).
If the ADEMCO protocol is used, the jolly number must be the surveillance unit number.
It is possible to enable/disable, enter a description and a telephone number.
Telephone number 1…10
It is possible to store the 10 telephone numbers of the directory in these fields. The numbers of the directory entered will be able to be used (e.g. for being included in the 4 numbers to be called according to the type of alarm recorded by the burglar alarm system - see “Outgoing calls”), only if enabled in this template.
It is possible to enable/disable, enter a description and a telephone number.
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Please note:
The telephone numbers to be
matched will appear in the
drop-down menus only if
previously enabled in the
telephone number
Directory screen.
7.4.2 Setting up calls
This screen lets you match some telephone numbers stored in the directory with the alarm events detectable by the burglar alarm or any specific Open event chosen by the user.
When a specific even occurs, the Control Unit will call the set phone number and communicate the type of alarm that has occurred using a voice message (see chapter “Messages”).
Calls following a System alarm event and System failure
> Enable/disable the event
>
Select the telephone numbers of the directory to be matched with the event from the drop-down
menu (max. 4 numbers)
Calls following an Open event
> Enable/disable the event
> Type in the reference name
> Enter the OPEN command which will initiate the call
>
Select the telephone numbers of the directory to be matched with the event from the drop-down
menu (max. 4 numbers)
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7.4.3 Telephone functions
This screen displays the telephone functions that can be customized.
It is possible to change all functions in the procedures described hereinafter.
Enables/disables the dialling device to make telephone calls.
> Select Yes/No from the drop-down menu
If this function will be disabled and if a protocol ADEMCO is active, the following message will ap­pear:
> Click the Yes button
The function is now “Enabled for outgoing calls” and the ADEMCO service is disabled.
Sets the number of rings, after which the dialling device answers a call.If there’s an answering machine, the number of rings shall be higher than the one set for the answering system.
> Select the number of rings from the drop-down menu
Determines the number of times the dialling device will repeat calls to the numbers from which it did not receive an answer.
> Select the number of cycles from the drop-down menu
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Sets the delay time, following an alarm, before the call cycle is started.
> Select the delay time from the drop-down menu
Allows you to set the type of line.
> Select DTMF (tone dialling line) or PULSE (pulse dialling line) from the drop-down menu
Sets the time between the moment power goes off and the starting time of the Unit telephone calls.
> Select the waiting time from the drop-down menu
Enables/disables the management of the burglar alarm system from the telephone line.
> Select from the drop-down menu:
USER: Remote control can only be performed by the user.
MANAGER: Remote control can only be performed by the Surveillance Unit.
ON: Remote control can be performed by the User and by the Surveillance Unit.
OFF: Remote control is disabled.
Informs the dialling device that an answering machine is installed on the telephone line.
> Select Yes/No from the drop-down menu
Enables/Disables the possibility to send remote voice messages to the room (via the Unit loudspeaker and if connected from the sound system) and the room listening function via the Unit microphone.
> Select Yes/No from the drop-down menu
Assigns the waiting time between one call and the next.
> Select the waiting time from the drop-down menu
Enables/disables entry remote assistance calls for the surveillance units using the ADEMCO protocol. Remote assistance is only possible if the 675 20 control unit is in “System Test” mode.
> Select Yes/No from the drop-down menu
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7.4.4 Block (Lock)
In this screen it is possible, through the options available in the “Enabling” drop-down menu, to decide not to lock the open commands remotely, to lock all of them or to set up to 4 Open commands that cannot be performed remotely.
> Select type of lock from the “Enabling” drop-down menu
If you select “Customized” it will be possible to define the filters described hereinafter.
> Enter a description for the filter
> Enter the Open command you want
to lock
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Please note:
The ADEMCO protocol can only
be activated if the Control unit is
“Enabled for out calls”.
7.4.5 Protocol - ADEMCO
This setting enables automatic sending of alarm notifications and events to the surveillance unit using the Contact ID protocol.
> In Type select ADEMCO Service
> Enter the ADEMCO ID supplied by the surveillance unit
> Select the surveillance service level (refer to the table)
Ademco
level
1 Intrusion, anti-panic and tampering alarms
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3 As level 2 + technical alarms (auxiliary commands)
4 As level 3 + switching ON and switching OFF events
Events signalled to the Surveillance control unit
As level 1 + system signals (e.g. battery flat, power cut)
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7.4.6 Line test
The Control unit can be set to check the good working order of the telephone line at set times and intervals.
> Set the frequency for the completion of the test
> Enter the Test Start Hour and Minutes
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7.4.7 Telephone commands
In this screen it is possible to set up telephone commands which can later be executed by the user through simplified codes consisting of just 4 digits, through the Unit keypad or by telephone.
> Enable/disable the command
> Type in the reference name
> Enter the command open code
In this case, by remotely typing in the command 9911, the user will switch on the entrance lights whereas if 9901 is typed in, they will switch off.
The user can record a personalized voice message only for the first 4 telephone commands (see chapter “Messages”).
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8. Messages
In this section, it is possible to manage voice messages which are sent from the Unit to the set telephone numbers when a particular event occurs or as an answer to telephone commands sent by the user.
8.1 Work area
The screens in the “Messages” section display the messages related to the type selected in the bottom menu (fixed Messages, Presentation, customizable Calls, telephone Commands); it is possible to select the various templates by clicking the corresponding buttons.
The screens are divided into two columns: the tree-structured Message column includes the messages whereas in the Content column it is possible to enter a name which identifies the message.
The messages will have a green background.
At the top part of the screen there is a message management bar and at the bottom there is a zone where there will be different information related to the selected message.
Sends a message to the Unit
Emits a message from the Unit loudspeaker
Receives all messages from the Unit
Imports an audio file
Message (message length)
Description of the message function
Stops emitting/recording a message
Emits a message
Example of the message voice contents
Records a message
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8.2 Exchanging voice messages with the Unit
8.2.1 Sending voice messages
This function allows you to send one or more messages to the Unit.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Select by ticking the box next to the message to be sent
Or select all messages:
> Choose Select all messages from the Edit menu or
Select all fixed messages as needed
> Click Send from the message management bar
Wait until the procedure has been completed.
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8.2.2 Listening to messages from the Unit loudspeaker
This function allows you to listen to the message selected from the Unit loudspeaker.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Select a message; the message will be highlighted
> Click Listen from the message management bar
The message will be emitted from the Unit loudspeaker.
8.2.3 Receiving voice messages
This function allows you to receive all messages included in the Unit.
Please note:
The messages in the current
project file will be overwritten.
> Execute the Connection to Unit procedure
> Click Receive from the message management bar
The following message will appear:
> Click the Yes button
When the procedure has been completed, the Unit voice messages will be available in the Messages section for future verifications/changes, if required.
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8.3 Voice message commands
8.3.1 Importing an audio file
This function allows you to import an audio file.
> Select a message; the message will be highlighted
> Click Import wav from the message management bar
The following screen will appear:
> Select the audio file (. wav) from where you want to import the messages
The installation directory includes the folder “Wave”, in which the voice messages are con-tained and divided into folders according to the language.
The audio file must have the following features:
• maximum duration as per description (… sec.)
• type .wav
• sampling: PCM 8Khz
• resolution: 8 bit Mono
> Click the Open button
8.3.2 Emitting a voice message
This function allows you to emit a message from the PC loudspeaker.
> Select a message; the message will be highlighted > Click Listen from the message management bar. the message will be emitted > Click Stop from the message management bar to stop
8.3.3 Recording a voice message
This function allows you to record a message
> Select a message; the message will be highlighted > Click Record from the message management bar > Start recording by speaking in a normal voice from a microphone connected to the PC
The recording will automatically end when the preset time for the message has elapsed
8.3.4 Retrieving voice messages
This function allows you to retrieve voice messages set up for the Unit.
> Select Load pre-defined audio messages from the Edit menu The pre-defined audio messages will be retrieved by overwriting those of the current project
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9. Update Firmware
This function allows you to update the permanent basic software (firmware) in the unit through revision procedures distributed by Legrand.
> Select Update Firmware from the Tools menu
The Download Firmware screen will appear:
Opens an update file
Stops the update procedure. It is activated after loading the file
Exits the screen
Selects the serial port of the PC to which the Unit is connected
Update file loaded
Displays a template containing information about the Firmware
Starts the update procedure. It is activated after loading the file
The above commands are also available in the File and Tools drop-down menu.
> Click the Select file button
Displays log of activities executed while downloading
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The following screen will appear:
> Select the update file (.fwz)
> Click the Open button
The Update button is now available.
>
From the Port drop-down menu, select the serial port of the PC you want to connect the Unit to.
> Click the Update button
The following message will appear:
Execute the required operations and then click Ok.
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> Execute the required operations and then click OK
Click the OK button
Select the maintenance menu of the Unit and start the auto-learning function
Connect the programming cable to a USB port of the PC and to the 6-way connector of the Unit
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Slide switch
Flip the slide switch to off
The application performs a comparison between the selected firmware and the Control Unit firmware.
If the selected firmware is an older version than the one on the Control Unit, a warning will appear.
Click NO to terminate the update program.
> Disconnect the programming cable and press OK
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If the selected firmware is a more recent version than the one on the Control Unit, the update procedure will continue without any other messages.
When the update procedure has been completed, the following message will appear along with an audible alert.
> Disconnect the programming cable from the Unit
> Click the OK button
> Press the Unit reset button
The Unit firmware is now updated.
Once the updating process has been completed it is possible, by clicking on Detail, to display a window which lists the activities carried out during the firmware download operation.
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