Ness PRO-LD User Manual

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PRO-LD
DIALLER ALARM SYSTEM
USER MANUAL
©2000 Ness Security Products Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. PRO-LD User Manual V3.0
To the best of our knowledge, the information contained in this manual is correct at the time of going to print. Ness Security Products reserves the right to make changes to the features and specifications at any time and without notice in the course of product development.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ...................................................................4
TERMINOLOGY ....................................................................4
CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS ..........................................6
KEYPAD ............................................................................6
BUTTONS .........................................................................6
AUDIBLE INDICATIONS ................................................... 6
VISUAL INDICATIONS .....................................................7
OPERATION .......................................................................... 8
OPERATINGRULES .........................................................8
AREA OPERATION...........................................................8
ARMING THE CONTROL PANEL ......................................... 9
DISARMING THE CONTROL PANEL.................................10
MONITOR MODE ................................................................ 11
EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS - PANIC .................................12
ALARMS ..............................................................................13
RESETTING AN ALARM.....................................................13
EXCLUDING ZONES .......................................................... 14
INCLUDING ZONES ............................................................15
ALARM MEMORY ............................................................... 1 6
PROGRAMMING.................................................................17
TO ENTER PROGRAM MODE.......................................17
TO EXIT PROGRAM MODE...........................................17
HOW TO PROGRAM ACCESS CODES ............................18
HOWTOPROGRAMENTRYANDEXITTIMES......................19
TO PROGRAM ENTRY 1 TIMER (Option 26) ....................20
TO PROGRAM ENTRY 2 TIMER (Option 27) ....................20
TO PROGRAM EXIT TIMER (Option 28) ...........................20
PROGRAMMING SUMMARY .............................................2 1
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................22
INSTALLATION RECORD...................................................23
OPERATION SUMMARY.....................................................24
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TERMINOLOGY
The microcomputer based 8 Zone CONTROL PANEL forms the heart of your security system and connects to all other equipment. Each ZONE of the Panel will be connected to one or more detection devices to protect an area such as the front door, hallway, windows, etc.
The Panel is said to be ARMED when it is set to detect an intruder. At other times it is DISARMED.
Normally a zone is considered SECURED. Activation of a detection device will cause the zone to be UNSECURED 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 only 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 for the EXIT DELAY TIME to enable you to depart without triggering an alarm.
When you enter the premises the Panel will ignore selected zones for the ENTRY DELAY TIME and will not alarm unless you fail to DISARM the panel during this allowed time.
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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.
The Control Panel housing and the metal covers over external sirens are protected by TAMPER snitches 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 battery is checked every hour and whenever you Arm the Panel.
Whenever an alarm occurs, it may be silenced by entering an ACCESS CODE, 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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HOW TO PROGRAM ENTRY & EXIT TIMES
Your PRO-L Control Panel will have zone(s) which are called Entry/Exit zones. These are the zone(s) which you normally enter and leave your premises by. To allow you to do so without causing a false alarm, there is an Exit Time which the Control Panel gives you to depart your premises after you Arm the Panel. There are 2 separate Entry Times which the Control Panel gives you to Disarm the Panel when you have entered the premises before an alarm occurs.
Your installer may have programmed zones with a long entry time and a short entry time zone. (A long and short entry time is useful if you enter by a garage or a front door).
To Program You Must Know a Few Rules
Exit Time can be programmed from 1 to 99 seconds in 1 second increments.
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Entry 1 time can be programmed from 1 to 99 seconds in 1 second increments.
Entn; 2 time can be programmed from 10 to 990 seconds in 10 second increments
Each one of the timers has a 2 digit program option number.
The current timer value is displayed by the PRO-L when you select a timer option. The value is displayed bv flashing out the value on the numeric zone lights 1 to 8, 9 = battery and 0 = Mains at 1 second intervals.
When vou change the timer value the new value is displayed as above. The option numbers are as follows:
Entry 1 Timer = option 26 Entry 2 Timer = option 27 Exit Time = option 28
Programming always follows this sequence;
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PROGRAMMING SUMMARY
Your PRO-L Dialler may be programmed to dial your home or a friends home to report that an alarm has occurred. The Dialler will call your programmed telephone number and will sound a series of fast beeps on the telephone line.
When you hear the beeps press any of the following digits on your phone; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 0 or # until the beeping stops. If you do not respond to the Dialler, it will hang up and repeat the message up to 20 times!
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NOTE: Your phone may not be capable of responding correctly in which case your installer would have supplied you with a hand-held generator instead.
NOTE: If you pick up the phone after only 1 or 2 rings you may need to press one of the above digits to start the Dialler message or you can just wait until the message starts by itself - this could take up to 10 seconds.
OPTIONAL DIALLER-TO-HOME REPORTING
OPTION CODE DEFAULT PROGRAMMED
Acess Code 1 P11E Code E Code E Acess Code 2 P12E Code E Code E Acess Code 3 P13E Code E Code E Acess Code 4 P14E Code E Code E Acess Code 5 P15E Code E Code E Acess Code 6 P16E Code E Code E Acess Code 7 P17E Code E Code E Acess Code 8 P18E Code E Code E Acess Code 9 P19E Code E Code E Acess Code 10 P20E Code E Code E Acess Code 11 P21E Code E Code E Acess Code 12 P22E Code E Code E Acess Code 13 P23E Code E Code E Acess Code 14 P24E Code E Code E Acess Code 15 P25E Code E Code E Entry Time 1 P26E Time E 20 seconds Entry Time 2 P27E Time E 60 seconds Exit Time P28E Time E 60 seconds
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY
Zone light on or long Beeps on Arming.
Zone detection device (eg. reed switch, movement detector) unsecured.
Close door or window. Find cause of movement.
10 beeps upon Arming. Mains light flashing - Battery light flashing.
Mains power off. Batt er y low
Check plugpack is plugged in and power point on or call Installation Company.
10 Beeps at any time (mains/battery light flashing)
(as above) (as above)
1 long beep during keypad entry. Invalid keypad entry. Press ENTER button and re-
enter.
2 second siren at end of exit time.
Zone unsecured before expiry of exit time.
Re-enter premises, disarm system, check zone isolate memory to determine zone at fault.
External strobe light Flashing.
Alarm occurrence since last arming of panel.
Check Alarm memory to determine zone at fault.
Siren sounding when System disarmed.
Tamper, panic or 24 hour zone, or Day zone activated.
Reset alarm by entering code or activating key-switch, check panic buttons (if installed) – or call Installation Company.
Armed/monitor light Flashing.
Monitor mode entered by mistake.
Exit monitor mode.
Zone Excluded light Flashing. A zone has been excluded. Check zone excluded memory.
Arm panel with all zones secured.
Tamper light flashing. Tamper unsecured. Call Installation Company.
Alarm memory light Flash ing. Alarm in memory.
Check alarm memory to see cause of alarm.
Cannot access Program Mode - Panel Armed
- Not using m sater code
Disarm panel first before entering code
To en ter pro gram mode: Press Prog - M aster code –
Enter (see page17)
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