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Menvier Security TS2500 Operator's Manual

TS2500
Intruder Alarm Control Panel
Operators Manual
CONTENTS
Glossary of Terms............................................................................................1
Introduction ....................................................................................................3
Circuits & Wards..............................................................................................4
Communication Devices ...............................................................................5
Remote Keypads............................................................................................6
Introduction ....................................................................................................8
Using the Set/Unset Menu ...............................................................................9
Setting Your Ward(s) ......................................................................................10
Setting with Circuits in Fault ...........................................................................12
Unsetting Your Ward(s)...................................................................................13
Part Setting the System .................................................................................15
Part Unsetting the System..............................................................................16
Setting with Circuits Omitted ..........................................................................17
Viewing Error Circuits .....................................................................................18
Unsetting after an Alarm.....................................................................................19
Resetting after an Alarm.....................................................................................20
Introduction ..................................................................................................22
Testing Bells & Sounders.....................................................................................23
Walk Testing Circuits......................................................................................24
Use Remote Reset ........................................................................................25
Changing Your Passcode .............................................................................26
Selecting Chime...........................................................................................27
Omitting a 24hr Group .................................................................................28
Omitting Circuits ...........................................................................................29
Silent Set Wards.............................................................................................30
Set/Unset Menu.............................................................................................31
Selecting User Menu 2 ..................................................................................32
Display Messages .........................................................................................33
System Details...............................................................................................37
User Details ...................................................................................................38
Circuit Details................................................................................................40
Service Record .............................................................................................44
Installer Information ......................................................................................45
1
Overview
Glossary of Terms
Alarm Receiving Centre
A permanently manned monitoring station used to receive alarm signals from an alarm system.
Chime
A facility which allows selected detection circuits to generate a two tone sound when triggered.
Detection Circuit
All detection devices, (e.g. magnetic contacts, movement sensors) are connected to detection circuits. Each circuit is allocated a number which identifies the detection device. For example, a room protected by a movement sensor may be "Circuit 1001", while a door protected by a magnetic Contact may be "Circuit 1002".
Digital Communicator
A signalling device fitted to the system which will transmit alarm information via the telephone line to the alarm receiving centre.
Downloading
A process which allows the alarm system to be remotely interrogated and programmed using a computer and modem.
Duress
A means of entering a passcode which generates a silent alarm via the signalling device (if fitted) to a the alarm receiving centre.
Entry Time
A pre-set time delay to allow the user to enter the protected area and access the remote keypad without causing an alarm.
Event Log
A record of system activity which is stored in memory (maximum of 4000 events).
Exit/Entry Route
The route which must be used when entering or leaving the protected area when the alarm system is being set.
Exit Terminator
An external push button switch used to complete the setting of the alarm system.
Exit Time
A pre-set time delay to allow the user to leave the protected area after initiating the setting procedure.
Final Exit
The door or detector used when leaving and entering the protected area.
Full Set
The state of the alarm system when it is protecting all areas of the premises.
2
Overview
Glossary of Terms
Master User
The user(s) who has the authority for assigning new users to the alarm system.
Modem
A device for transmitting and receiving data to and from a computer via the telephone line.
Omit
To intentionally exclude the monitoring of one or more detection circuits when setting the alarm system.
P.A(Panic Alarm)
An emergency push button switch used to activate an alarm. The alarm signal will also be transmitted to the alarm receiving centre if a signalling device is fitted to the alarm system.
Part Set
The state of the alarm system when it is protecting part of the premises.
Passcode
A unique number which must be entered before the alarm system can be operated.
Remote Keypad
A device located away from the main control panel that is used to operate the alarm system.
Reset
The action required to return the alarm system to its normal state after an alarm condition.
Set
To arm one or more wards.
System Open
The status of the system when all wards are unset.
Tamper Alarm
An alarm caused by the system being physically interfered with.
24hr Circuit
A circuit that is monitored at all times.
Unset
To disarm one or more wards.
Users
Persons allocated a passcode which allows them to operate the alarm system.
Wards
A group of detection circuits that can be set or unset independently of each other.
3
Overview
Introduction
The TS2500 is an advanced security alarm
control system using state of the art electronics to provide comprehensive but flexible protection for both large domestic and commercial premises. The system comprises of a number of components linked to a central control unit which is concealed from view but accessible for maintenance.
This manual describes the basic operating
procedures for your alarm system. For details of all operating procedures refer to the "Managers Operating Manual".
To avoid unnecessary operating errors
please discuss the details of your alarm system with your alarm company or master user before attempting to use it. Also ensure that alarm company completes the system record sheets at the back of this manual.
4
Overview
Circuits & Wards
Detection Circuits
A maximum of 1040 detection circuits can be monitored by the TS2500 alarm system. Each circuit is allocated a unique 4 digit circuit number and a 16 character text description which is used to identify the particular circuit. Your alarm company will have programmed each circuit to respond in a certain way when the circuit is activated during the set or unset state.
Wards allow the system to be broken down into specific areas so that parts of the system can be set and unset independently, Users can be given access to all wards or limited to specific wards. If a user does not have access to a particular ward they cannot set or unset that ward.
Wards
The TS2500 can be broken down into 16 wards, each ward is identified using the letters A - P. When the system is part set the display will show which wards are currently set.
5
Overview
Communication Devices
Your alarm system may be fitted with a digital communicator or RedCARE unit. The device is connected to your telephone line and in the event of an alarm activation, the device will signal the alarm condition to the alarm receiving centre. Where upon the necessary police action can be taken.
If your system has been fitted with such a device it is very important that you fully understand how to operate your alarm system. Operator misuse may result in
the police attending your premises under false conditions.
Remote Signalling
Downloading
A personal computer (PC) can be linked into your alarm system via the telephone line to allow remote programming and testing of the alarm system. This feature is known as "Downloading" and is normally performed by your alarm company or alarm receiving centre with your authorisation. An example of this feature would be for your alarm company to dial into your alarm system and adjust your entry time.
6
Overview
Remote Keypads
Your alarm system can be operated from
one or more remote keypads, which will have been strategically located within the protected premises.
Arming station
The remote arming station can only be used to set and unset the alarm system.
LED Keypad
The LED remote keypad can only be used to set and unset the alarm system.
Starburst Keypad
The Starburst remote keypad can only be used to set and unset the alarm system.
7
Overview
Remote Keypads
The LCD remote keypad is the only
keypad that will display full information. Any kind of programming or testing of the system, must be done using this type of keypad.
LCD Keypad
The LCD remote keypad is a full function keypad and can be used to program, test, set and unset the alarm system.
This is the remote keypad that is referred to throughout this manual.
1. Display - Used to show the system
time (LED & Starburst), along with other system messages (LCD only).
2. Green Power Indicator - Flashes if no
mains power is present. Steady when mains power is present.
3. Red Function Indicator - Can be
programmed by the alarm company, to indicate a fault, set or part-set etc.
4. Keyboard - Used for operating your
alarm system.
5. Cover - Fold-down cover with quick
guide operating instructions.
8
Operation
Introduction
Passcodes
Access to the system is gained by entering a 4 or 6 digit passcode. Every time you wish to use the system your passcode must be entered correctly.
User Types
The TS2500 can have up to 199 separate users each user is assigned a passcode, an access level and wards.
User Menus
The system has 4 users menus, with each menu having between 9 and 12 options.
User menu 1 is accessed by entering your
passcode followed by the [ key. Access
to user menus and options will depend on your user access level.
When a menu option is selected you may
abandon the option by pressing the ]
key. To leave the user menus and return the system to its original state simply keep
pressing the ] key.
Banner Message
The banner message is normally shown on the top line of display when the system is unset or full set. This message is configured by the installation engineer and is usually set to the alarm company's name.
Engineer on site
When your alarm company has an engineer on site and is logged into the system, the top line of keypads will show "ENGINEER ON SITE". You can continue to operate the system as normal, if required. The message is automatically cleared when the engineer logs off.
9
Operation
Using the Set/Unset Menu
The set/unset menu is displayed whenever
you enter your passcode. Pressing ]
whilst the menu is displayed will return the system to its original state.
The set/unset menu has several options, however, only options that are relevant will be displayed, e.g. if all wards are unset, the option to unset wards will not be displayed.
You can scroll forwards through the
options by pressing the A key and backwards by pressing the C key.
Set Wards
Pressing 0 will set your selected wards. Pressing 8 will set your selected wards
silently.
Pressing B will allow you to access the
part set groups.
Unset Wards
Pressing 0 will unset your selected wards.
Set With Omits
Pressing 0 will set your selected wards
with pre-defined circuits omitted.
View Error Circuits
Pressing 0 will display the circuits that
prevented your wards from setting.
User Menu 1
Pressing [ will select user menu 1.
10
Operation
Setting Your Ward(s)
Setting of wards can only be performed
at a valid remote keypad. If you attempt to set a ward from an invalid remote keypad the display will show: Cannot 'SET' from this keypad.
Before attempting to set your ward,
ensure all doors and windows are securely closed and the wards to be protected are vacated.
1. At the remote keypad enter your passcode.
2. Press 0 to set your ward(s) or 8 to set
your wards silently.
3. Leave the area to be protected by the designated exit route. The internal sounder will sound.
4. Close the final door and press the exit terminator button (if fitted).
5. When the internal sounder stops the ward(s) is set.
If the exit tone changes to an alarm tone, you must re-enter the protected area and enter your passcode. The display will show the ward(s) which failed to set.
11
Operation
Setting Your Ward(s)
If your user code is assigned to more than
one ward, you may be able to select the wards that you want to set after selecting the SET WARDS option.
1. At the remote keypad enter your passcode.
2. Press 0 to set your ward(s) or 8 to set
your wards silently.
3. Select wards by pressing 1 - 8, pressing A or C will toggle the display
between wards A - H & wards I - P.
4. When the required wards are displayed
press [ to set them.
5. Leave the area to be protected by the designated exit route. The internal sounder will sound.
6. Close the final door and press the exit terminator button (if fitted).
7. When the internal sounder stops the ward(s) is set.
If the exit tone changes to an alarm tone, you must re-enter the protected area and enter your passcode. The display will show the ward(s) which failed to set.
12
Operation
Setting with Circuits in Fault
When starting the exit procedure, any
active circuits, will cause the panel to enter into a fault mode. Whilst in this mode, the exit procedure is temporarily suspended.
1. At the remote keypad enter your passcode.
2. Press 0 to set your ward(s) or 8 to set
your wards silently.
3. The sounder will give a low fault tone and the exit procedure will be temporarily suspended, the display will also automatically show all circuits that
are in fault. Pressing A or C will scroll
through these circuits.
4. Check the circuits displayed, when all
circuits show healthy, press [ to restart
the exit procedure.
5. Leave the area to be protected by the designated exit route. The internal sounder will sound.
6. Close the final door and press the exit terminator button (if fitted).
7. When the internal sounder stops the ward(s) is set.
This procedure is a programmable option, and will only be displayed if enabled by your installation company.
13
Operation
Unsetting Your Ward(s)
Unsetting of wards can only be performed
at a valid remote keypad. If you attempt to unset a ward from an invalid remote keypad the display will show: Cannot 'UNSET' from this keypad.
1. Enter the protected area via the designated entry point, the internal sounder will sound.
2. Proceed directly to the remote keypad and enter your passcode. The internal sounder will stop.
If your passcode is not entered before the entry timer expires an alarm tone will be generated from the internal sounders.
A second entry timer is then started. If you
fail to enter your passcode before the second entry timer expires a full alarm condition will occur.
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