Ness D16 User Manual
D16
USER’S MANUAL
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Ness D16 control panel – User’s manual
Revision
4.5
ALARM CONTROL PANEL AND DIALLER
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NESS D16 USER MANUAL
Revision 4.5
June 2002
Document Part Number: 890-247
For product: 100-687 D16 Control Panel (V4.5)
© 2002 Ness Security Products Pty Ltd ABN 28 069 984 372
D16 user rev4.5 pmo180602
Specifications may change without notice.
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CONTENTS
Features ...................................................................... 4
Introduction ................................................................. 5
Keypad ........................................................................ 6
Visual Indicators ......................................................... 7
KEYPAD OPERATION................................................. 8
Arming ...................................................................... 9
Disarming .............................................................. 10
Resetting Alarms ................................................... 10
Monitor Mode ........................................................ 11
Keypad Panic ........................................................ 12
Keypad Duress ...................................................... 12
Keypad Fire Alarm ................................................ 13
Keypad Medical Alarm ......................................... 13
Excluding Zones ................................................... 14
View Memory ......................................................... 15
RADIO KEY OPERATION ......................................... 16
MONITORING OPERATION ..................................... 17
PROGRAMMING ....................................................... 18
Programming Options Table ................................ 19
User Code programming ...................................... 20
Entry/Exit Timer programming ............................. 21
Telephone Number programming ....................... 21
Remote Operation by Telephone ...................... 22-23
Ness Accessories ............................................... 24-25
Troubleshooting ........................................................ 26
Installation Record .................................................... 27
OPERATION SUMMARY .......................................... 28
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• 8 or 16 Fully programmable zones
• Any combination of 8 or 16 hardwire or
radio zones
• Full radio supervision
• Contact ID Dialler Format
• Ultra-Modern and Impact resistant
Housing
• Ness Audible Dialler Format
• "Follow Me" Audible Dialler Option
• Separate 24 Hour Tamper input
• Single or Double Trigger Zones
• Remote LCD Keypads (Max 3)
• Fully programmable via the system
Keypad - Eliminates the need for
expensive programmers or Proms.
• Inbuilt Vibration Sensor Analyser
• All programming data is permanently
stored in a non-volatile EEprom
memory
• True Dynamic Battery Test every time
the Panel is Armed / Disarmed and
every hour
• Area Partitionable (2 Areas). Any Zone
can be programmed to any area, as
well as common areas
• Comes complete with an AC plug pack
and supports a 12V 7Ah battery to
maintain system security under all
power supply conditions
• Monitor Mode (Home Mode)
• Outputs are separately fused with
Automatic Reset Fuses
• Day Mode and Door Chime feature.
• Zone inputs can be split with two endof-line resistors so that two detection
devices (ie reed switches) can both be
monitored to provide maximum
security
• 30 Event Memory
• Supports 16 Radio Devices (Radio
PIRs, Radio Reeds etc)
• Supports 14 Radio Keys
• All inputs and outputs are heavily
protected against lightning and high
voltage supply transients. An earth
terminal is provided for extra protection
• 15 User Codes
• ‘Arm only’ codes can be programmed
• Programmable Inputs to activate
selectable Outputs
• Designed utilising the latest SMD
Technology
• Simple to Program and Use.
NESS D16 FEATURES
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INTRODUCTION
The Ness D16 micro computer based 16 zone
control panel is the heart of your security
system to which all your detection devices
connect.
Each Zone of the panel can be connected to
one or more detection devices to protect
separate rooms of your premises.
Detection devices may be connected to the
D16 control system directly by cabling or with
optional wireless (Radio) devices.
Detection devices called Passive Infra-Red
Detectors (or P.I.R’s for short) can detect the
movement of an intruder by sensing their body
heat. P.I.R’s are used to cover various critical
areas of your premises where an intruder may
enter or trespass. Another detection device
used is called a Reed Switch. Reed Switches
are attached to windows and doors to detect if
a window or door has been opened. A Reed
Switch consists of a magnet which is normally
attached to the moving part of a window or
door and the Reed switch which mounts to the
door or window frame.
The panel is “Armed” when it is set to detect
an intruder. At other times it is “Disarmed”.
Normally a zone is considered Sealed.
Activation of a detection device will cause the
zone to be Unsealed and may cause an alarm.
Detectors such as fire detectors and panic
buttons must be able to generate an alarm at
all times regardless of the panel setting. A zone
with this assignment is called a 24 hour zone.
Some detection devices may be required to
generate an alarm or warning only when the
panel is Disarmed. A zone with this assignment
is called a Day zone.
Before leaving the premises you must Arm the
panel to enable it to detect intruders and
generate an alarm. After arming, the panel will
ignore detectors during the Exit Delay Time
to enable you to depart without triggering an
alarm.
Arming the system may be done through the
keypad or with the use of optional Radio Keys
for Arming by remote control from outside the
premises.
When you enter the premises the panel will
ignore selected zones for the Entry Delay Time
and will not alarm unless you don’t Disarm the
panel during this allowed time.
Disarming the system may be done by keypad
or with the use of optional Radio Keys.
Monitor mode allows selected zones to be
Armed while leaving others Disarmed if you
wish to protect a number of zones while you
are at home.
If you wish to split your alarm system into two
areas with access limited to each area by code
numbers then Area operation is used. Radio
Keys can also Arm and Disarm Areas.
The control panel housing and the covers over
external sirens are protected by tamper
switches to detect someone attempting to
disable the security system. Activation of these
switches will cause an instant tamper alarm.
If a detector becomes faulty, you can Exclude
the associated zone so that it is totally ignored
and cannot generate an alarm. Including the
zone will enable it to generate an alarm again.
The control panel is fitted with a rechargeable
stand-by battery to ensure your security
system continues to operate if the mains power
is interrupted. This control panel automatically
tests the battery every hour and whenever you
Arm/Disarm the panel. (Dynamic Battery test).
Whenever an alarm occurs, it may be silenced
with a User Code or by optional Radio Keys,
otherwise it will reset at the end of Alarm Reset
Time.
All alarms are stored in memory and may be
viewed at any time by entering Memory Mode.
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KEYPAD
The Ness LCD keypad provides important
visual and audible indication of the system
status and is the main interface for controlling
the many powerful features of the D16 system.
Information is displayed on a large LCD icon
display which is backlit for easy night viewing.
DISPLAY TEST
To display all the keypad icons press and hold
the button for at least 2 seconds. All the
icons will be on whilst the button is held
down.
Display Test can be activated at any time either
in operating mode or any program mode.
2
5
8
0
1
4
7
P
3
6
9
E
ARM
MONITOR
EXCLUDE
MEMORY
Not Ready
EACH KEY PRESS
1 beep
VALID ENTRY
3 beeps
ERROR BEEP
1 long beep
MAINS POWER IS OFF
BATTERY IS LOWor
10 beeps
10
BACKLIT LCD
ICON DISPLAY
PANIC BUTTONS
“Not Ready” light
ARM BUTTON
MONITOR BUTTON
EXCLUDE BUTTON
MEMORY BUTTON
KEYPAD BEEPER
PROGRAM BUTTON ENTER BUTTON
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VISUAL INDICATORS
Zone is sealed
Zone is unsealed, or Power fault
or System is Armed,
or phone line fault
Disarmed
Disarmed
Disarmed
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Ready to Arm
Zone is unsealed
Ready to Arm
Armed (AREA 1)
Armed (AREA 2)
Monitor Mode
Memory Mode selected
Receiving radio signal
Dialler is on line
Indicates that a Radio Key or
other radio device has a
low battery
Phone line fault or
failure to communicate
User Program Mode
Not ready to Arm
Zone alarm
Monitor Mode
(
LED Keypad only)
Mains Power is off
The panel’s backup
battery is low
New alarms in memory
Zones are excluded
Tamper alarm
Installer Program Mode
ZONES 1-16
Not Ready
OFF ON FLASHING
KEYPAD ICON STATUS
KEYPAD ICON
DISPLAY
MEMORY MODE - EVENTS INDICATED BY KEYPAD LIGHTS:
LIGHT MEMORY EVENT
Zone lights 1–16 .................. Zone alarm
(no lights) ............................ Panel Disarmed
ARMED ................................. Panel Armed (or Area 1 Armed)
ARM2 .................................... Area 2 Armed
MAINS .................................. Mains power failure
BATTERY .............................. Low Battery
TAMPER ............................... Tamper alarm (Siren cover, panel etc)
EXCLUDE .............................. Panic alarm
LINE ...................................... Telephone line fail
RADIO, EXCLUDE .................. Radio Key Panic alarm
RADIO, BATTERY, ZONE ........ Radio Device battery low, (Device number is indicated by zone light/s)
RADIO, BATTERY, ARM ......... Radio Key battery low, (Radio Key number is NOT indicated)
RADIO, TAMPER, ZONE ......... Radio Device tamper alarm (Device number is indicated by zone light/s)
RADIO, MONITOR, ZONE ....... Radio Supervision fail (Device number is indicated by zone light/s)
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OPERATION
This section describes the operation of a
typical control panel installation. Keep in
mind that your installation may vary
depending on the selected options and
equipment. The operating instructions
which follow will endeavour to cover the
most common options.
Consult your installation company if you
require further information.
All control panel operations are controlled by
the D16 keypad except if an optional key
switch or radio control equipment is installed.
OPERATING RULES
Generally, the panel will be Disarmed. Armed
or Monitor modes provide different levels of
security for your premises when you are home
or away. Three other temporary modes;
Program, Memory and Exclude, allow you to
perform various operations. The panel will
automatically exit from these temporary modes
if you do not press any buttons on the keypad
in a 4 minute period.
If you make a mistake while entering any
codes, press the enter button and start again.
When you are required to enter your access
code, you are given five opportunities to enter
it correctly. After the fifth invalid attempt the
alarm is activated (requiring the correct code
to silence the alarm). This prevents anyone
trying to guess your code by entering random
numbers.
AREA OPERATION
Area Partitioning allows the 16 zones to be split
into two partitions; Area1 and Area2.
The panel then effectively operates as two
separate systems sharing only the siren outputs
and dialler.
USER CODE ASSIGNMENT
A User Code assigned to an Area can Arm
and Disarm only that Area. User Codes
assigned to both Areas will operate both Areas
simultaneously.
COMMON AREA ZONES
Zones assigned to both Areas are Armed only
when Area1 and Area2 are both Armed. This
allows the Common Area zone/s to be shared
by both Areas.
For example, Office A and Office B operate as
separate areas but the entrance foyer used
by both offices is assigned to both areas
meaning it will automatically Arm when both
Areas have Armed. The Common Area then
automatically disarms when either Area1 or
Area2 Disarms.
OPERATION
Arming and Disarming is carried out as normal
from a single keypad or separate keypads
installed in both areas or by Radio Key.
Area operation only applies to zones when they
are in the Armed state. This means that Day,
24hr and Monitor zones are independent of
the area operations.
Note: Area partitioning is in addition to Monitor
Mode. Any zone may be allocated to any area.
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OPERATION
ARMING
The control panel must be Armed prior to
vacating the premises in order to detect
intruders. The panel must be disarmed and
not in Program, Monitor, Memory or Exclude
modes.
Note: If the panel is already in alarm, you must
first silence the alarm before you can Arm.
If something is wrong when Arming the control
panel, the normal 3 beeps will be replaced by
other warnings.
10
10 beeps means Mains Power is
turned off or the Backup Battery is low.
One long beep indicates an invalid
entry or an alarm is outstanding and needs to
be reset by entering your User Code first.
SIREN WARNING:
At the end of the exit time, all zones should be
Sealed. If any are Unsealed, the siren will
sound for 2 seconds as a warning to indicate
that those zones have been automatically
excluded. For maximum security, you should
return, Disarm, check the premises and then
Arm again. Continual warnings could mean that
a detector is faulty and may have to be manually
excluded.
If the auto-exclude option is disabled, the siren
will sound for the duration of reset time if a
zone is Unsealed at the end of exit time.
or...
The light should be off.Not Ready
Press...
The icon will turn on.
• Leave the premises within the Exit Delay Time.
• 3 beeps will sound at the end of Exit Delay Time.
[User Code]
NOTE: ARM ONLY codes
Normal user codes can arm the panel only if it is fully disarmed first.
User codes that are programmed to be Arm Only codes can arm the panel from Monitor mode or
from the disarmed state.
See page 20 for User Code Programming.
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