Pyronix Enforcer 64 Installation Manual

102017854 - V01 Software V12.0

Enforcer 64

Installation Guide

Date: 26 February2018
DocumentID: 102017854 -V01

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Other product and company namesmay be trademarks or registeredtrademarks of other
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intenttoinfringe.

Intended purpose

Thisdocument provides information about installing, configuring and commissioning the product.

Conventions

Thisdocument uses the following conventions:

► For more informatio n... A cross-reference to a related or mo re detailed topic.

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could resultin death or serious injury.

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could resultin moderate injury, damage
the product, or lead to loss of data.

Indicates an important situation which, if not avoided, may seriouslyimpair operations.

Additional information relating to the current section.

Wireless Frequencies

Frequency band (MHz) Wireless Frequency Indicator

433.050- 434.790 WB

866.000- 866.600 WD

868.000- 868.600 WE

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Contact

Pyronix Ltd,
Secure House,
BraithwellWay,
Hellaby,
Rotherham,
S66 8QY,
UK

www.pyronix.com

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Contents

Contents iv
System Description 6

Introduction 6
HomeControl+ App 7
System Overview 8
Using the Keypad on the Enforcer 9

Installation 10

Important Installation Notes 10
Overview of Devices 11

Mainsand Earth Wiring 12

Inside of the Enforcer 13
SettingUp 14
Connecting or Replacing the Enforcer Battery 15
Connecting Peripherals 17

Input / Output Board 17

Wiring a Wired External Sounder 18

Wiring WiredInputs 19
Modems 19

PSTN Modem (DIGI-1200) 19

GPRS Modem (DIGI-GPRS) 20

LANModem (DIGI-LAN) 20

Wi-FiModem (DIGI-WIFI) 21
Connecting to the Upload/Download Software 21

Serial Connection (RS232) 21

Modem Connection (DIGI 1200, PSTN) 22

PyronixCloud Connection 23

Configuration 24

The Engineer Menu 24

Navigatingin the Engineer and User Menus 24

Main Menus andSubMenus 24
Entering the Engineer Menu 26
Accessingthe Engineer Menu on any External Wired Keypad 26
Date & Time 27
Learn Wireless Devices 28
Program Inputs 29
InstallRIXs 30
Program Outputs 31
InstallKeypads/Readers 32
Program Timers 33
Change Codes 34
Volume Control 35
System Options 36

Options 36

System Displays and Exit Options 37
Review Logs 38
Engineer Tests 39
Diagnostics 40

Wireless Devices 40

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Wired Devices 41

Communications(DIGI-GPRS) 42

Communications(DIGI-1200) 43

Communications(DIGI-LAN) 44

Communications(DIGI-WIFI) 45
Engineer Restore Options 46
Communications 47

App Set-Up (standard security) 48

App Set-Up (high security) 49

Network Set-Up 50

ARC Signalling 51

User SMS Signalling 52

Advanced Communications 53
Alarm Responses 54
OptionsUp/Downloading 55

Download by RS-232 55

Download by Cloud (standard security) 56

Download by Cloud (high security) 57

Download by Serial Comm 58
Software Revision 58
Factory Default 59
Exitingthe Engineer Menu 60
Standalone WiredKeypad 61

Technical Specifications 62
Troubleshooting 64

Device Fail / Active Faults 64
System Faultsand Troubleshooting 64
Support contact details 67

Reference 68

Handover Form 68
EN 50131 Terminology 68
Input Types 69
OutputTypes 70
Time Inputs 74
SMS Commands 75
Event Types 77

General Event Types 77

SIA and Contact ID codes 78
Access Levels 83
Compliance 84
Notes 85

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System Description

Introduction

The Enforcer isa wireless alarm system that hasbeen designed with your security in mind; withquick
and easy installation andminimal maintenance,the Enforcer protects your home with a multitude of
unique features.

Taking full advantage ofPyronix’ innovative two-way wireless technology, the wireless devices on the
Enforcer are constantlycommunicating with each other, using the Pyronix High Security Wireless
Encryption Protocol.

The Enforcer two-way wireless devices are fullyoperational when the system isarmed. This makes
your system more secure, compared to other wireless systems where devices are disabledfor up to
five minutes after every activation to save battery - therefore compromising your security.

The Enforcer has been engineeredbyPyronix as a secure, reliable andeasy to use wireless alarm
system.

BatteryMonitoring/Saving

Advanced technologypreserves the battery life of each wireless device. The Enforcer panelalso
informs you in advance of when a battery needs replacing, giving you enough time to change the
batteryin the specific device before itstopsworking. This keyfeature keeps your environment fully
protected, unlike other conventional systems.

High SecurityEncryption

128 bit high security wireless encryption protocol and intelligent wireless jamming detection.

User FriendlyKeyfobs

The two-way wireless keyfob allowsyou to see the statusof your Enforcer via three colour LEDs:

• System armed: A RED LED will illuminate.

• System disarmed: A GREEN LED will illuminate.

• System fault: An AMBER LED willilluminate (thiswill flash when the keyfobis unable to arm the
system).

• Alarm activated: A flashing RED LED.

It is possible to allocate different functionsto each keyfob, such as: armingor disarming different
areas, activating outputsto control external devices (such as: gates), requesting the system status
and activating PA (panic alarms).

Up to 32 wireless keyfobs can be added to your Enforcer. Each wireless keyfob has a unique ID,
which can be reportedto the ARC and HomeControl+ App. These are stored in the event log of the
Enforcer individually.

User Automation Outputs

The Enforcer gives you the option to operate devices (such as: gates, lights, sprinklers.) via your
keypad or remotely via your keyfobor HomeControl+ App.

HomeControl+ App and SMS notifications

Your Enforcer willprovide you with real-time push notificationson your smartdevice or within the
HomeControl+ App, such as:that your childhas returnedhome from school, or a leakage of water in

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your property. You can also opt to receive these via SMS textmessages, when a GPRSmodem is
connected to the panel.

HomeControl+ App

The Enforcer system can be remotely controlledusing the HomeControl+App. Itallows you to arm
and disarm the Enforcer, check the system status and bypass inputs. It also allowsyou to activate
devices remotely, such as gates, lights, sprinklers andmore. The HomeControl+Appand
PyronixCloud communication is fully encrypted to the higheststandardand no sensitive user data is
storedon the PyronixCloud.

The HomeControl+Appis available in two versions: Android from Google Play Store and iOS from
Apple store.

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System Overview

The Enforcer isthe first two-way wireless high securitywireless system on the market. It can only be
compared to an addressable wiredsystem, but instead of using a wireddata bus it uses a wireless
one.

All devices can cover a wireless range ofopen space upto1.6km.

System Overview Quantity Additional Information

Full Areas 4

Sub Areas (Readers) 3

Wireless Inputs (max) 64

Wired Inputs On-board 2

Wired Inputs (max) 34 4x RIX Expanders

Total Inputs Wireless and Wired 66

On-board Outputs 3

User Automation Outputs 30

Outputs (max) 34 16 x (1 x ROX)

12 x (4 x RIX)
3 x (Keypads/Readers)

User Codes and Tags 75

Wireless Keyfobs (max) 32 4294967295 encrypted rolling code

Duress / Guard Codes 10

Communicatio ns Modules DIGI-GPRS, DIGI-LAN, DIGI-1200 (PSTN), DIGI-WIFI

Addit ional Wired Arming Devices (max) 3 Keypads/Readers

Addit ional Wireless Keypads 4

Logs 750 Time and Date

Memory Type EEPROM

Event Signaling to UDL Yes Only via RS232

Compliant to EN Grade* 2

Environmental Class II

* EN50131 compliance labeling shouldbe removed if non-compliant configurations are used.

Default Codes

Master Manager Code: 1234
Engineer Code: 9999

Technicalfunctions for example fire, gasand flooding are not security graded asthey are
outside the scope of EN50131-1 andEN50131-3

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Using the Keypad on the Enforcer

Table 1 -Button Operations

Button Description

a

Quickly exit a menu.
Select Area A.
Change case when entering text.

b

Move back to t he previous main menuitem.
Select Area B.

c

Move back to t he previous option in a sub-menu.
Select Area C.
Display additional informatio n in thelog.
Delete letters or numbers when entering text.
Enables chime feature.

d

Scroll forwards in the log.
Select Area D.
Access the user menu.
Press and hold to configure the keypad.

p

Trigger PA (Panic Alarms) - only if enabled by an engineer.

f

Trigger fire alarms - only if enabled by an engineer.

[]

Move from one option to another while in a sub-menu.
Move through text.

t

Select items and enter into a sub-menu or option.

0

Enter a space when entering text.

x

Scroll forwards in the main menu and sub-menus.
When you have scrolled through all the options in a menu, returns to the previous menulevel.

On the Enforcer it ispossible to write personalized titlesfor the following:

• Input Description, Location

• Area Names

• Site Name

• Device Name, Location

• Input and Output expander location descriptions

• User Names

The Enforcer incorporates a predictive textfeature (T9type). For example, if you enter ‘B’ ‘Bedroom’
will be displayed. If the wordthatyou require doesn’t appear on the LCD display, just type the word
letter byletter.

• To type a word, press the relevant button the appropriate number oftimes – e.g. for the letter ‘k’
press the 5 key two times, or for the letter ‘s’ press the 7 button four times.

• To enter punctuation marks, press the 1 button.

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Installation

InternalSiren Warning: The Enforcer contains a 100 dBA siren, please be aware ofthis
during installation.

Important Installation Notes

• Ensure wiring is done to the national wiring regulationsin the country where the installation is
taking place.

• Ensure that a readily-accessible disconnectdevice is incorporated in the premises installation
wiring. Ensure it isprovided externallytothe equipment and as close aspossible to the supply,
with a contact separation of at least 3.0mm.Example: Fused Spur Unit.

• When fixing external wires, ensure thatmeans are provided in the installation to prevent the
SELV (Safety Electrical Low Voltage) or signal circuitsfrom coming into contact with live parts of
the power supplycircuit. Wires shall be fixed near their terminal blocks.

• The endof stranded conductor shall not be consolidated bysoft soldering atplaces where the
conductor is subjected to contact pressure. Example: Must not solder endsof wires which are to
be secured in detector and control panel terminal connectors.

• On completion of wiring use tie-wraps to prevent anyloose wirescausinga safety hazard
(material of cables tie shall be ratedat least HB or better).

• Cable ties and hoses shall be separate for power supply cable andSELV (Safety Electrical Low
Voltage) wirings.

• Size of protective bonding conductors: minimum section 1.5mm². Example: Electrical Earth wire
connections.

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Overview of Devices

All peripherals, such as LCD keypads, readers, expanders, are connectedvia the D1-, D2+, D3 and
D4 terminals.

Figure 1: Example of a typical Enforcer bus

PCX-LCD/EX
Max=3

PCX-RIX8+
PCX-RIX8i
Max=4

PCX-PROX/INT
Max=3

PCX-ROX8R8T
Max=4

PCX-EXT-W
Max=3

PCX-RIX8i+PSU
Max=4
PCX-ROX16R+PSU
Max=1

General Principles

1. No alarm system cable shouldbe run with other cables carrying AC or digital signals.

2. The cables should be protected by the use ofgrommetswhere appropriate.

3. For greater than 1000m range, standard isolated RS485 repeaters are required.

4. If an expansion module with a power supply on boardis connected, the D2+ terminal must
not be connected between the main bus andmodule.

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Mains and Earth Wiring

Mainspower must be applied to the panel before connecting the back up battery.

It is importantthat the electrical earth connection is connected when connecting the 230V mains
supplytothe Enforcer.

Do notlocate the mains cables next to internal cabling.

Ensure that the Enforcer is not mounted on anymetal surfaces.

Mainscables shouldnotbe internally'looped' or tightlybundled as thismay interfere with the
wireless antennas. Where possible it isrecommended that all mains cables should be
installed through the area nearestthe mains terminals as shown above.

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Inside of the Enforcer

Figure 2: Backplate

1

3 4 6

2

5

1: Terminalsfor Earth andMains Supply.
2: If a modem is required(DIGI-GPRS, DIGI-LAN, DIGI-1200/PSTN, DIGI-WIFI), then thisspace is

used to install them.
3: The transformer is situated in a housing, this shouldn’t need to be removed.
4: The rear tamper adjustment screwisusedifthe tamper from the front of the Enforcer isn'tsitting

flush to the back plate - this may happen if the Enforcer is installedon an uneven surface.
5: Plastic breakout. If rear tamper protection is required, screw the plastic breakout securely to the

wall.
6: If an I/O board is installed, then this space is used to installit.

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Figure 3: Rear view

1

3 4 5 6

2

1: RS232 connection for up/downloading to the InSite software.
2: The location of the control panelbackupbattery.
3: The power connection for a GPRS modem.
4: The connection for an I/O boardif connected.
5: The connection for the modem installed.
6: The power connection (+12V DC) for the Enforcer.

Setting Up

It is recommended that the Engineer Menu is accessed prior to opening a powered
Enforcer.

Before you installa new panel peripheral, such as a modem, I/O board, or expander, power
off the Enforcer (mains and battery).

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1. Loosen the two screwslocated atthe bottom.

Do notfullyunscrew as these can be used asa 'hanger'tothe rear casing as shown in step 3.

2. Unhinge the Enforcer from the top and pull down to disconnect.

Take extra care when removing the front of the Enforcer as modems, I/O boards etc may be

connected to the front.

1

2

3. Tiltthe front of the Enforcer forward180 degreesand hang it on the opening screwsifrequired.

Connecting or Replacing the Enforcer Battery

The Enforcer back up battery must be replacedby the manufacturer’s recommendation.
The part code for this battery is BATT-ENF8XAA. The battery is a NiMH 8 cell 2200mAh
rechargeable.

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Mainspower must be applied to the panel before connecting the back up battery.

1. Unclip the battery compartment.

2. Connect the back up battery. (Ifrequired, insert a new backupbattery.)

3. Close the battery compartment, taking care nottotrap any battery cables.

4. Dispose of anybatteries in accordance with the local regulations.

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Connecting Peripherals

Input / Output Board

The Input/Output(I/O) board contains the RS485 terminals that are used to connect additional wired
keypads, readers, input expandersand outputexpanders.

1 2 3

1: F500mA 250V Aux Fuse
2: F500mA 250V Bus Fuse
3: Connects to the Enforcer

Table 2 -Terminals

D1- RS4850V

D2+ RS485+12V

D3 RS485 'A' Bus

D4 RS485 'B' Bus

PGM1 Programmable Output

BELL Bell output for a wired external sounder

STB Strobe output for a wired external sounder

Z33 Wired Input 33

COM Commonterminal for Z33 and Z34

+12V +12V auxiliary supply

Z34 Wired Input 34

The maximum devices the I/O board can have on the RS485 bus are:

• 4 x Input Expanders: PCX-RIX8i, PCX-RIX8+, PCX-RIX8i+PSU, and RIX32-WE

• 1 x OutputExpander: PCX-ROX8R8T or PCX-ROX16R+PSU

• 3 x Keypads/Readers (same bus): PCX-LCD/EX, PCX-PROX/INT, and PCX-PROX/E

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Wiring a Wired External Sounder

Enforcer

To create the bell tamper circuit, a resistor is required across0V supply and tamper circuit of the bell
box. Note that the input must be programmedas ‘tamper’. The resistor value is 1K.

Unless the bell box is a Pyronix Deltabell, the bell box mustbe in SCB(Self-Contained Bell)
mode.

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Wiring Wired Inputs

Enforcer

Input 34

Input 33

+12V COM

+12V COM

The resistor values are 1K for Alarmand 1K for Tamper.

Modems

You can connectthe following modemstothe Enforcer:

• DIGI-1200

• DIGI-GPRS

• DIGI-LAN

• DIGI-WIFI

PSTN Modem (DIGI-1200)

The PSTN modem card isused to enable the Enforcer to communicate either via contact ID or SIA. It
will also enable remote uploading/downloading.

Before making these connections, all power must be disconnected from the system.

The telecom ground terminal (TE) should always be connected to earth in order to maximise
the effectivenessof the transient voltage protection on the unit.

Turn off the mainspower before disconnecting the PSTN modem.

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A andBterminals: Telephone line output for connection to analogue PSTNtelephone line.

A-1 andB-1 terminals: Telephone line output for connectionto other telecom equipment.

GPRS Modem (DIGI-GPRS)

The GPRS modem card (DIGI-GPRS) fitsinside the Enforcer. Besidescommunications with the
PyronixCloud and HomeControl+App, it has the following operations:

• Send Alarmstothe ARC: With the DIGI-GPRS it ispossible to send alarmevents the monitoring

station via Contact ID IP, SMS ContactID andSIA IP protocols.

• Send SMS Alarmsto the user: With DIGI-GPRS it ispossible to send SMS alarm messages to the

user.

• Program the panel remotelyvia the PyronixCloud.

• Line Fault Detection: Thisisprogrammable in the PROGRAM TIMERS? menu. It is timedin

minutesand is the Line FaultDelay option.

The supplied antenna willneed to be connected to the DIGI-GPRS and placed in a suitable area
where the signal strength at itsmaximum.

Table 3 -GPRS status LEDs

Signal Strength OFF = No signal strength

Signal Strength ON = Signal strength 50%

Signal Strength ON = Signal strength full

Green pulsing Communicating wit h network

Orange on When making a call

Remove the power supplyofthe DIGI-GPRS modem from panelwhen installing or changing
the SIMcard. Check the SIM card creditregularly.

LANModem (DIGI-LAN)

The DIGI-LAN fitsinside the Enforcer. It allows communicationswith the PyronixCloud and
HomeControl+ App via a standard Ethernet internetconnection cable and alsohas the following
features:

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• Send Alarmstothe ARC: With the DIGI-LAN it ispossible to send alarm events to the monitoring

station via Contact ID IP and SIA IP protocols.

• Program the panel remotelyvia secure network connection: With the DIGI-LAN it isalsopossible

to program the Enforcer remotelyvia a secure internet connection anduse of the InSite UDL

software.

• Program the panel remotelyvia the PyronixCloud.

• Status LEDs: The DIGI-LAN featuresthe industry standard Ethernet/LAN cable connection

status and activity LEDs.

• Micro SD slot: For future features in development.

Wi-Fi Modem (DIGI-WIFI)

The Wi-Fimodem card (DIGI-WIFI) fitsinside the Enforcer. It allowscommunications with the
PyronixCloud and HomeControl+Appvia a Wi-Fiinternet connection and also hasthe following
features:

• Send Alarmstothe ARC: With the Wi-Fi modem card itispossible to send alarm eventsto the

monitoring station via Contact ID IP and SIA IP protocols.

• Program the panel remotelyvia secure network connection: With the Wi-Fimodem card it is also

possible to program the Enforcer remotely via a secure internetconnection and use ofthe InSite

UDL software.

• Program the panel remotelyvia the PyronixCloud.

Connecting to the Upload/Download Software

The Enforcer can be programmed by a keypad or the UDL InSite Software provided free of charge.
You can download the UDL InSite Software from www.pyronix.com.

The connection between control panel andUDL software can be done in the following ways:

• Serial connection (RS232)

• Modem connection (DIGI-1200, PSTN)

• PyronixCloud connection (DIGI-GPRS, DIGI-LAN, DIGI-WIFI)

Serial Connection (RS232)

On the panel

1. Enter the Engineer Menu (code 9999).

2. Scrollthe menu (x button) untilOptionsUp/Downloading isdisplayed.

3. Choose RS-232 in the Download byoption.

4. On the UDL Password screen, do not enter anything andpress t.

5. On the UDL Priorityscreen, we recommend setting this to High [0] to prevent events and

notificationsfrom disconnecting the UDL connection. Press t.

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On InSite UDL software from a PC

1. To setup the COMport associatedto Modem, open the software, click on Configuration >

Modem Settings > RS-232.

2. Make sure that the serial COMusedbyUDL is the same set in the PC (Control Panel>Device

manager > Ports.

3. Make sure that the RS-232 icon in the UDL graphic user interface is green.

4. Click on Force Dial Customer.

5. Setthe Dial Mode fieldtoRS-232.

6. Enter the Engineer Code in the Engineer Code field.

7. Click on Dial.

If connection issuccessful, the RS-232 icon will become blue.

Modem Connection (DIGI 1200, PSTN)

Ensure that the paneland remote PC are connected to a suitable PSTN line.

On the panel

1. Enter the Engineer Menu (code 9999)

2. Scrollthe menu (x button) untilOptionsUp/Downloading isdisplayed.

3. Choose Modem in the Download by option.

4. Setthe desired number of redialsand press t.

5. On the UDL Password screen, do not enter anything andpress t.

6. On the UDL Priorityscreen, we recommend setting this to High [0] to prevent events and

notificationsfrom disconnecting the UDL connection. Press t.

On InSite UDL software from a PC

1. To setup the COMport associatedto Modem, open the software, click on Configuration >

Modem Settings > Modem.

2. Make sure that the COMport associatedtoModem in InSite is the same set in the PC Control

Panel >Device manager > Ports.

3. Make sure that the RS-232 icon in the UDL graphic user interface is green.

4. In the Configurationsmenu choose the Modem Type from the drop down menu. Thisis the

modem connected to the PC and used to call the panel.

5. Press Load DefaultStringtoprogram the right initialization string for the selected modem.

6. Click on Force Dial Customer.

7. Setthe Dial Mode fieldtoModem.

8. Enter the telephone number in the Telephone Number field.

9. Enter the Engineer Code in the Engineer Code field.

10. Click on Dial.

If connection issuccessful, the Modem icon willbecome blue.

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If a Site Name issetup on the panelthe UDL Site Name mustbe exactlythe same otherwise
the connection will not be possible.

PyronixCloud Connection

Make sure that the panelisconnected to an internetconnection, either byLAN, Wi-Fi, or GPRS using
a data-enabled SIM card.

On the panel

1. Enter the Engineer Menu (code 9999).

2. Scrollthe menu (x button) untilon Options Up/Downloading. Press t.

3. Choose Cloud (option 6) in the Download by options. Press t.

4. Make a note of your System ID (to enter in the InSite Software later). Press t.

5. Select the security type. For initialconnections we recommend [0] (Standard). Press t.

6. Create or enter a system password and take note of it. Press t.

7. On the Poll Server? screen, select Yes [1]. Presst.

8. On the UDL Password screen, do not enter anything andpress t.

9. On the UDL Priorityscreen, we recommend setting this to High [0] to prevent events and

notificationsfrom disconnecting the UDL connection. Press t.

On InSite UDL software from a PC

1. Click on Force Dial Customer.

2. Click on the Dial Mode drop-down list and select Cloud.

3. Enter the System ID of your Panel (See Options Up/Downloading in the Engineer Menu on panel)

intothe fieldtitled Serial Number.

4. Enter the System password (as enteredin OptionsUp/Downloading on the panel into the field

titled System password.

5. Leave the UDL security level at Normal for initial connection testin System UDL SecurityLevel

field.

6. Enter the Engineer Code as used on the panel you are trying to connect.

7. In the Enter Customer In Database Asfield, simplygive the panel you are connecting to an

appropriate name.

8. Click Dial. If the connection is successful, the Cloud Icon will become blue, a dialogue box will

appear asking if you would like tocreate a customer –click Yes to continue.

9. The panel is now successfullyconnected to the InSite UDL software.

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Configuration

The Engineer Menu

The system isprogrammed fromthe Engineer Menu. To enter the Engineer Menu, the panel must be
in fullydisarmed state. Whilstin Engineer Mode, all tamper alarms (excluding PA and safetydevices)
will be disabled.

Navigating in the Engineer and User Menus

x

NO Press to move forward whenin Engineer or Master Manger mode.

b

BACK Press to mo ve backward whenin Engineer or Master Manger mode.

t

YES Press to enter in a submenu or option when in Engineer or Master Manger mode.

Press to move from oneoption into another option while in asubmenu.

a

EXIT Press to quick exit the Engineer Menu from any main menu (writt enin capital letters).

c

CANCEL Press to move back from one programmable optio n to the previous option.

Main Menus and Sub Menus

LEARN WIRELESS
DEVICES?

Learn Inputs?

You are in a main menu item if:

• The maintenance LED isflashing slowly

• The menu item will be in upper case letters with a
question mark (?).

You are in a sub menu item if:

• The maintenance LED is
flashing rapidly

• The menu item will be in lower
case letters.

In order to navigate in the menu system, one has to answer the questions in the main and sub menus.
For example, if the question is LEARN WIRELESSDEVICE?:

• Pressing t willbring you in the sub-menu Learn Inputs?

• Pressing t again willtake you to the programmable options of thissubmenu.

• Pressing x willtake you out of the individualoption, will move you up from one submenu to the

nextsub-menu or back to the main menu.

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For your security, the keypad becomes disabled for 120 seconds after 13 incorrect
keypresses, or after 3 attemptsto present invalidtags. Itwillsubsequentlybe disabled again
after 7 further incorrect key-presses or after another invalidtag ispresented. Once a correct
code or tag has been registered, the keypad is returned to normal operation. PIN code entry
mustbe completed within 60 seconds or itwillcount as an invalid code being used.

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Entering the Engineer Menu

To enter the Engineer Menu, enter the Engineer Code. The defaultEngineer Code is 9999.

En

forcer

En

ter Your C

o

de

DA

TE & TIME?

Engineer

Code

Engineer

Menu

x

t

Time 10:09 c

[****]

Access maybe denied if:

1. One or more areas are armed.

2. The Master user hasdisabled the access of the Engineer Menu from Allow Engineer Menu in the Master Manager Mode. If thisisthe case

Authorisation required willbe shown on the display.

After entering the Engineer Code, the first option that is shown will be: Date & Time?. The fault(:) LED willflash anda high pitch tone willbe

generatedregularly indicating the Engineer Menu hasbeen accessed.

Accessing the Engineer Menu on any External Wired Keypad

It is possible to access the Engineer Menu on any keypad that is part of the system. If you are in the Engineer Menu in keypad address 0, the other

keypads willdisplay System busy.

To accessthe Engineer Menu on a different keypad, press the b button on the relevant keypad.

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Date & Time

DA

TE & TIME?

Year (00-99)

Month (1-12)

Da

y (1-31)

Ho

urs (0-23)

Minutes (0-59)

LEARN

WIRELESS

DE

VICES?

(

Select Timezon

e)

Su

mmer Time Adj?

Options

[0] No

[1] Yes

x

t

t

b

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

t

t

Ti

mezone? [083]

Eastern -05:00

[18]

[01]

[01]

[00]

[00]

No [0]

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 27

Learn Wireless Devices

L

EAR

N WI

R

EL

ESS

DEVICES?

L

earn Inputs?

PROGRAM

INPU

TS?

t

x

L

earn D

e

vices?

In

put 01

L

earning...

Del

ete D

e

vices?

In

put 01

Del

ete All?

En

ter Your C

o

de

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

In

puts

Del

eted!

x

In

put Lear

n

t

x

x

In

put

Del

eted!

In

put 01

t

x

x

In

put 01

t

x

In

put 01

t

x

L

earn Bells?

L

earn D

e

vices?

Se

lect Bell

L

earning...

Del

ete D

e

vices?

Se

lect Bell

Del

ete All?

En

ter Your C

o

de

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

Be

lls

Del

eted!

x

Be

ll Learnt!

x

x

Be

ll Deleted

Se

lect Bell

t

x

x

Se

lect Bell

x

Se

lect Bell

t

x

x

x

b

x

0

9-40

0

9-40

0

9-40

0

9-40

0

9-40

1

or 2

1

or 2

1

or 2

t

L

earn

Wrl

s Keypads?

L

earn D

e

vices?

Se

lect Keypad

L

earning...

Del

ete D

e

vices?

Se

lect Keypad

Del

ete All?

En

ter Your C

o

de

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

Ke

ypad

Del

eted!

x

Ke

ypad

L

earnt!

x

x

Ke

ypad

Del

eted

Se

lect Keypad

t

x

x

Se

lect Keypad

x

Se

lect Keypad

t

x

1

or 2

1

or 2

1

or 2

t

Available [09]

Learnt [09]

[2000]

Available [09]

Learned [09]

Available [09]

Learnt [1]

Available [1]

[2000]

Available [1]

Learned [1]

Available [1]

Available [1]

Learnt [1]

[2000]

Available [1]

Learned [1]

Available [1]

28 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Program Inputs

PROGRAM

INPU

TS?

In

put [01]

INSTALL RIXs

?

x

t

x

In

put Type [07]

In

put In Area

Common Input

Chi

me

Al

low Bypass

Dou

ble Knock

Cross Zone

Norm

ally Open

M

ask Test

Non

Activity Inp

[0

] No

[1

] Yes

Sp

ecial Log

t

t

t

In

put Attributes?

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

In

put

Description?

Input 01

En

ter Number:

En

ter Name:

En

ter Location:

t

t

t

t

x

t

t

t

b

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

x

x

x

Cross Zone:

[0

] No

[1

] Yes

Norm

ally Open:

[0

] No

[1

] Yes

No [0]

Non

Activity Inp

Dou

ble Knock:

[0

] No

[1

] Yes

Al

low Bypass:

[0

] No

[1

] Yes

Sp

ecial Log:

[0

] No

[1

] Arm

[2

] Disarm

[3

] Always

Are

as

ABCD

Common Input:

[0] No

[1] Yes

Chime:

[0] No

[1] Single

[2] Follow

Mask Test:

[0] No

[1] Yes

Swin

ger Limit

[6]

Input 01

Entry Delay 1

[ A ]

No [0]

No [0]

Yes [1]

No [0]

No [0]

No [0]

No [0]

No [0]

►

For more information, see "Input Types" on page 69

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 29

Install RIXs

INSTALL RIXs

?

RIX Ad

dress:

P

ROG

R

AM OUTPUTS?

RIX I

nstalled

En

ter Name:

En

ter Location:

t

x

t

x

If

Yes

If

No

b

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

Opt

ion

s:

[0]-[3]

Opt

ion

s:

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Wire

d

[

2

]

Wir

e

l

e

ss

No [0]

[0]

30 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Program Outputs

PROGRAM

OUTPUTS?

En

dstation PGMs?

t

BEL

L PGM [0014]

STB

P

GM

[0016]

PGM

[0000]

t

t

t

RIX M

odule

PGMs

?

ROX M

odule

PGMs

?

Ke

ypad PGMs?

Rea

der PGMs?

Us

er Outputs?

RIX Ad

dress:

PGM 1

[0000]

ROX Add

ress:

[0]

Ke

ypad Address:

[1]

Rea

der Address:

PGM1

[0000]

Us

er Output No.

[01]

Us

er Output Type

Us

er Output Time

[1]

Us

er Output Name

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

INSTALL KEYP

AD

S/

READERS?

x

x

x

x

x

Rep

eat for PGM 2

to

PG

M

4

En

ter Name:

_

t

Rep

eat for PGM 2

to

PG

M

16

ROX In

stalled:

PGM 1

[0000]

t

t

t

PGM2

[0000]

t

t

t

t

t

t

b

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

E

nds

tati

on = M

ain Panel

P

G

M =

Programmable Outputs

S

TB = Strobe

t

Ad

dress Options:

[0

]

Ad

dress Options:

[0

], [1]. [2], [3]

Ad

dress Options:

[0

], [1]. [2], [3]

Us

er Output Type:

[0

] Latched

[1

] Pulsed

Us

er Output No:

[0

0] to [20]

Us

er Output Time:

If

Pulsed:

[0

1]-[99] seconds

Ad

dress Options:

[0

], [1]. [2], [3]

PGM1

[0000]

[01]

[0]

Bell Any

Strobe Any

Not Used

Not Used

No [0]

Not Used

Not Used

Not Used

Not Used

Latched [0]

Seconds [01]

►

For more information, see "Output Types" on page 70

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 31

Install Keypads/Readers

INST

ALL KEYPAD

S/

READERS?

Wi

red Keypads +

Rea

ders?

PROGRAM

TIMER

S?

x

t

Ke

ypad Address

De

vice Type

Opt

ion

s:

[

0

]

Keypad only

[

1

]

Keypad/R

e

ader

t

Wi

reless Keypads?

t

t

Arm

/Disarm

t

b

A

d

dress Opti

o

ns:

[

0

]

Only for Keypad

[

1

]

Keypad or

Rea

der

[

2

]

Keypad or

Rea

der

[

3

]

Keypad or

Rea

der

Ke

ypad

De

vice

Name?

En

ter Name:

t

t

En

ter Location:

t

De

vice Arms Area

De

vice Disarms

De

vice in Area

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

Rea

der

t

Arm

/Dis Sub-Area

t

t

Ac

cess C

o

ntrol

t

Disarm O

n

ly

En

try Control

t

Ad

dress 1

t

Opti

ons?

Tag

R

e

ad Enable

t

Au

to Wak

e

Up

t

Su

pervision

Ba

c

k

Light

En

try Exit Sound

t

t

t

t

x

De

vice Name?

En

ter Name:

t

t

En

ter Location:

t

De

vice Arms Area

De

vice Disarms

De

vice in Area

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

x

x

t

t

t

t

Keypad 0 [0] Keypad [0]

[ABCD]

[ABCD]

[ABCD]

Keypad 1

Wrls.Kpd 1 [4]

[ABCD]

[ABCD]

[ABCD]

Wrls.Kpd 1

32 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Program Timers

PROGRAM

TIMER

S?

A En

try Time 1

A En

try Time 2

A Exit Time

A Be

ll Time

Number R

e

-arms

[3]

Stro

be Time

Be

ll Delay

CHANGE CODES?

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

Rep

eat for all areas

t

Fi

nal Door Delay

t

Gua

rd Code Delay

Arm

Fail Time

Pu

lsd Burglr Any

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

b

x

WL = Wir

e

l

e

ss

N

A

T = Non A

c

t

ivity Timer

C

o

nf

=

Con

f

irm

S

u

pervn

=

Wireless Supe

r

v

i

sion

Time

B

u

r

g

l

r = Bu

r

g

l

a

r

y

0-255

Sec

onds

0-255

Sec

onds

0-255

Sec

onds

2-15 Minutes

0-99 Minutes

0-99 Minutes

0-250

Minu

t

e

s

0-9 Times

0-255

Sec

onds

0-255

Sec

onds

0-10 Minutes

0-255

Sec

onds

t

NAT

Hours Timer

0-23 Hours

x

NAT

Day Timer

0-14 Days

Arm

Fail Warning

0-99 Minutes

Fi

re Bell Time

1-99 Minutes

Ex

it Suspnd Time

L

ine Fault Delay

0-250

Sec

onds

En

try Coms Delay

0-255

Sec

onds

Dou

ble Knock

0-75 Seconds

AC F

ail D

e

lay

0-250

Minu

t

e

s

A APP Exit Time

0-199

Sec

onds

WL

J

a

mming Time

x

0-100

Sec

onds

t

AC M

issing Delay

Se

r

v

ice Timer

0-365

Day

s

WL

s Supervn Time

0-99 Hours

t

Seconds [030]

Seconds [030]

Seconds [030]

Seconds [005]

Minutes [03]

Minutes [000]

Minutes [00]

Minutes [00]

Minutes [005]

Seconds [005]

Seconds [10]

Seconds [000]

Seconds [000]

Seconds [250]

Seconds [220]

Minutes [03]

Minutes [99]

Minutes [00]

Days [00]

Hours [00]

Seconds [005]

Hours [02]

Seconds [100]

Days [000]

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 33

Change Codes

CHANGE CODES?

Cha

nge Duress/

Gua

rd Codes?

Em

pty [01]

En

ter User Code

Cha

nge Master

M

anager Code?

Cha

nge Engineer

Cod

e?

M

aster Manager

Cod

e [**

****]

En

gineer Code

t

x

Us

er Type

Us

er In Area

Us

er Arm Options

Are

a Arm Choice

Us

er Name

VOLUM

E C

ONTROL

?

t

t

t

Us

er In Area

Us

er Arm Options

Are

a Arm Choice

Us

er Name

t

t

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

b

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

t

x

x

x

x

t

U

s

er

Ty

pe:

[

2

]

Duress

[

3

]

Guard

A

rea

Arm Cho

i

c

e

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

U

s

er

Arm Op

t

ions

[

0

]

Disarm/Arm

[

1

]

Disarm Only

[

2

]

Arm Only

[

3

]

None

U

s

er

Arm Op

t

ions

[

0

]

Disarm/Arm, [1] Disarm On

l

y

[

2

]

Arm Only, [3] Non

e

A

rea

Arm Cho

i

c

e

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

A

rea

s

A

BCD

[******]

Duress [2]

[ABCD]

Disarm/Arm [0]

No [0]

[ABCD]

Disarm/Arm [0]

No [0]

_

[******]

34 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Volume Control

VOLUM

E C

ONTROL

?

A En

try

[4]

x

t

A Exit

[4]

Rep

eat for all areas

t

t

t

Al

arm

[7]

Fi

re

[7]

Tec

hnical

2

4 Hour

[4]

Chi

me

[4]

Cod

e Stop Sound

Si

lent Tech Alert

t

t

t

t

t

t

SYSTEM

OPTIONS?

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

x

x

b

Volume

Options:

[

0

]

Silent

[

1

]

->[4] PIEZO soun

der

[

5

]

->[7] Louder Internal
S

o

under

S

ile

nt

Tech A

lert

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Mai

n

Sou

nder

ALL

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

C

o

de St

o

p S

ounds

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

[4]

M

ain Sounder ALL

Disable Call Flt

x

D

isab

l

e

Call Fa

ul

t

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

x

t

t

APP Ex

it Volume

[7]

Rep

eat for all areas

Yes [1]

No [0]

No [0] No [1]

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 35

System Options

Options

t

SYSTEM

OPTIONS?

Opti

ons?

REVIEW L

O

GS?

t

x

b

Arm

With Tamper

Y

es [1]

A

rm With Tamp

er

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

x

Ex

it Options?

Sy

stem Displays?

x

Arm

if Modem Flt

Y

es [1]

Arm

with Tec/Flt

Y

es [1]

Arm

Fail = Alarm

No

[0]

Arm

Strobe

DisArm Strobe

Stro

be Flash [1]

Be

ll Squawk [2]

No

[0]

t

t

t

t

t

A

rm if Mode

m

F

ault

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

A

rm With Tec

hnical Fault

[

0

]

No

[

1]

Yes

A

rm Fail =

Ala

r

m

[

0

]

No

[

1]

Yes

D

o

Battery

Load

T

est

[

0]

No [1

]

Yes

A

rm Strobe

[

0

]

None

[1] Strobe

F

l

a

sh

[

2

]

Bell Sq

uawk [

3

]

Both

D

isarm Strob

e

[

0

]

None

[1] Strobe

F

l

a

sh

[

2

]

Bell Sq

uawk [

3

]

Both

t

Y

es [1]

Tag O

nly Disarm

No

[0]

Ke

ypad PA Key

Be

ll+Signal [2]

M

anager Prog PA

Tag

D

i

sarm+Door

Ke

ypad Fire Key

Arm

with Spvn Fl

Y

es [1]

Ke

yfob On Entry

Tag Only D

isarm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Qui

ck

Arm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Keypad

P

A

Ke

y

[

0

]

Silent+Digi [1] Bells

Only

[

2

]

Bell+Sig

nal [3

]

Disabl

e

d

Manager P

rog

P

A

[

0

]

No [1

]

Yes

Tag Di

s

arm+Door

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Keypad

F

i

re Key

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

A

rm with Su

pervisi

o

n Flt

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Keyf

o

b O

n

Entry

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Do

Bat Load Test

No

[0]

Qui

c

k

Arm

No

[0]

x

t

t

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

Y

es [1]

Y

es [1]

x

6

Digit Codes

No

[0]

t

6 D

igit Code

s

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Time P

romp

t

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

A

uto Duress

Cod

e

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

x

Ti

me Prompt

t

x

Au

to Duress C

o

de

t

No

[0]

F

orced Arm

Y

es [1]

Forced A

rm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

By

pass on Re-Arm

No

[0]

B

ypass on

Re-Arm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Y

es [1]

Y

es [1]

36 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

System Displays and Exit Options

SYSTEM

OPTIONS?

Opti

ons?

REVIEW L

O

GS?

t

x

b

Are

a A Text

A

rea

A T

ext

(

1

6 C

h

aracters)

x

Ex

it Options?

x

Sy

stem Displays?

x

Rep

eat for all areas

Top D

i

splay Text

Display If Armed

Display A

l

arms

Rea

dy LED O

n

t

t

t

t

t

Top Di

s

pl

a

y

T

ext

(

1

6 C

h

aracters)

D

isplay If Arme

d

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

D

isplay Alarms

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

R

e

ady

L

E

D On

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

t

Display LED O

n

t

D

isplay Inpu

t

s

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

t

t

t

x

x

A Exit Mode

t

Rep

eat for all areas

A

Ex

i

t Mode

[

0

]

Timed

[

1

]

Final

Do

or

[

2

]

Timed/Fi

nal

[

3

]

Push To Arm

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

t

Display Inputs

D

isplay Inpu

t

s

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

t

x

Ds

ply Silent PAs

D

isplay Silent PAs

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Display PAs

D

isplay PAs

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Fu

ll A

re

a Text

Full

Area Text

(

1

6 C

h

aracters)

Area A

All Areas Armed Enforcer

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Timed [0]

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 37

Review Logs

REVIEW L

O

GS?

Pa

nel Log?

ENGINEER

TESTS?

x

t

0

1/01 00:11:44

Al

arm Silenced

Us

er 01

t

t

Ac

cess/C

t

r

l

Log?

x

Rep

eat for all

Event

s

Sta

rt of Log

t

c

t

t

b

x

0

1/01 00:11:44

Us

er 01

Rep

eat for all

Event

s

Sta

rt of Log

t

c

t

t

To obtain more inf

o

rmation

o

n t

h

e event

:

P

res

s

c

x

x

x

x

To obtain more inf

o

rmation

o

n t

h

e event

:

P

res

s

c

User open Door

If a device on the Enforcer isnotinstalled correctly or hasbeen lost from the bus, a device fail willbe present. An example of each fault is as follows:

• Failure on the panel = “Control Panel, Battery Fault”

• Keypad address 3 failure =“Device 3, Device Fail Kpd”

• Internal/External Tag Readers address 2 failure =“Device 2, Device FailTrd”

• Remote Input Expander address 0 =“RIX-00, Device Fail RIX”

• Remote OutputExpandersaddress0 = “ROX-00, Device Fail ROX”

If a name is enteredfor a device, the log displaysthe name instead of the address.

38 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Engineer Tests

ENGINEER

TESTS?

t

W

alk Test?

W

alk Test Areas

W

alk Test Inputs

So

ak Test?

t

So

ak Inputs [--]

So

ak Days Left

W

alk to activ

at

e

e

ach input

Be

ll Test?

In

itial Soak [00]

Tes

ting Bell...

Ba

ttery Load

Tes

t?

Tes

t PG

M

s?

Tes

ting Battery

Ba

ttery Test

Pa

ssed!

PGM

Test: [0000]

Se

nd Test Call?

Are

You Sure?

So

ak Inputs [01]

S

o

ak D

a

ys Left:

[

0

0-99] D

a

ys

S

tart Initial So

ak:

[

0

0-99] D

a

ys

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

t

x

x

x

x

t

t

x

x

x

t

x

x

t

x

x

t

x

t

M

ask/Walk Test

Complete

t

x

x

t

x

b

x

By

-Pass Fire/PA?

By

-Pass Fire/PA

x

x

Tes

t In Progress

t

x

t

B

y-Pass F

i

re/PA

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

C

h

oose a P

GM Nu

mber

[ABCD]

Input 01

Input 01

[00]

13.4V

[PGM Type]

No [0]

►

For more information, see "Output Types" on page 70

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 39

Diagnostics

Wireless Devices

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Communications?

t

Vi

ew Bells

Ba

ttery Status?

x

x

x

x

b

I

n

put R

e

adings:

[

C] Close, [O] Op

en, [

T

]

Ta

mper

[

-] Not le

arnt,

[F] Fau

l

t

Wi

re

l

ess

Rea

dings:

[

-] No Device Installe

d

[

?

]

Waiting

for in

f

o

[

0

]

Mis

si

n

g

[

1

]

Weak

[

2

]

Good

[

3

]

Excelle

nt

Vi

ew Inputs?

En

dstation [1]

In

puts 1-32

t

t

Vi

ew Inputs

Ba

ttery Status?

x

x

Pl

ease Wait....

In

put [01]

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

CCCOCCC---------

-------------------------

E

n

dstati

o

n I

n

puts 1-32

Wi

re

l

ess

RIX Inpu

t

s

3

5-66

t

Pl

ease Wait....

In

put [01]

Wrl

s Keypad

Ba

ttery Status?

t

t

t

x

x

Pl

ease Wait....

In

put [01]

Ke

ypad [01]

t

t

x

t

t

x

x

x

Vi

ew Wrls Keypad

Si

gnal Strength?

Pl

ease Wait....

3

231-

-----------------

-------------------------

SF/

D

F

Status:

t

t

t

x

x

x

Fi

rst S

F

Device:

t

x

Wi

reless Dual

F

requency?

Cha

nnel:

Cha

nnel Reason:

Be

ll [01]

t

t

x

t

t

x

x

x

Vi

ew Bells

Si

gnal Strength?

Pl

ease Wait....

2

99

3

-------

----------------

-------------------------

In

put [01]

t

t

x

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

Vi

ew Inputs

Si

gnal Strength?

Pl

ease Wait....

3

231-

-----------------

-------------------------

t

x

En

dstation [1]

In

puts 1-32

En

dstation [1]

In

puts 1-32

299

Excellent [100]

299

Excellent [100]

Excellent [100]

299

Good

299

Good

299

Good

0

RF Noise

Dual Frequency All Device DF

40 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Wired Devices

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Vi

ew PSUs?

En

dstation PSU:

Communications?

t

CCCCOCCC

x

RIX I

nputs? [0]

x

x

t

b

I

n

put R

e

adings:

[

C] Close, [O] Op

en, [

T

]

Ta

mper,

[-] Not learn

t

, [F

]

Fa

ult

Vi

ew Inputs?

En

dstation Inpt?

FF

In

put [01] [1]

t

t

In

put [09] [1]

RIX PSU:

[0]

t

x

Ke

ypad Volts [0]

Rea

der Volts [1]

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

ROX PSU:

[0]

t

t

x

t

t

Keypad

0-5

R

e

ader

0-5

x

x

t

x

13.5V

13.9V

13.9V

>1K

>25.3k

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 41

Communications (DIGI-GPRS)

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Communications?

x

x

x

b

L

ast Polld Cloud

L

ast App Contact

GSM Si

gnal Value

Ap

p Status

ARC Stat

us

L

ast Polld ARC

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

GSM Si

gnal Value

Si

gnal: 0-31

No

Signal: --.--

A

p

p Sta

t

u

s:

I

n

i

tia

l

isin

g: T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o

connect

N

o

Network: Network not availa

ble

B

a

si

c Network: Netwo

rk

a

vaila

bl

e

Full

Network: Th

e panel

is logged

o

n t

o

GPRS network

Poll

ing

Cloud

:

The

p

anel

is

p

ol

ling th

e cloud

Last Polld

ARC:

D

isplays

last successful

p

oll to

ARC

N

e

ver:

ARC has

n

ever been poll

e

d

Last App

Co

ntact

:

D

isplays

last successful

App

contact

N

e

ver -

displaye

d i

f the

App

h

as never

b

een

contacted

Last Polld

Cloud:

D

isplays

last successful

p

oll to

the

c

l

oud

N

e

ver -

displaye

d i

f the

c

l

oud has

n

ever been poll

e

d

A

RC Status

:

I

n

i

tia

l

isin

g: T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o

connect

N

o

Network: Network not availa

ble

B

a

si

c Network: Netwo

rk

a

vaila

bl

e

Full

Network: Th

e panel

is logged

o

n t

o

GPRS network

Poll

ing

ARC: T

he

p

anel

is pol

lin

g t

h

e A

RC

20

Polling Cloud

Minutes 00000

Seconds 00000

42 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Communications (DIGI-1200)

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Communications?

x

x

x

b

PSTN L

ine Status

Pre

sent

t

t

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 43

Communications (DIGI-LAN)

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Communications?

x

x

x

b

ARC Stat

us

Ap

p Status:

IP

Address:

Su

b Net Mask:

Gate

way:

L

ast App Contact

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

L

ast Polld Cloud

t

x

x

Di

s

plays

the IP address

of

t

he DIGI-LAN (if installed)

Di

s

plays

the Subnet Mask

of

t

he DIGI-LAN (if installed)

Di

s

plays

the IP address

of t

he gatewa

y

A

p

p Sta

t

u

s:

I

n

i

t

i

a

l

i

si

n

g - T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o connect

N

o

Network - T

here is

n

o network avail

a

ble

Poll

ing

Cloud

- The

p

anel

is

p

ol

lin

g t

h

e cl

o

ud

A

p

p Sta

t

u

s:

I

n

i

t

i

a

l

i

si

n

g - T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o connect

N

o

Network - T

here is

n

o network avail

a

ble

Poll

ing

ARC - T

he panel is pol

lin

g t

h

e A

RC

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

h

e App last successfully

contact

ed the panel

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

he panel last s

uccessfully polld the Cloud

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

he panel last s

uccessfully polld the ARC

L

ast Polld ARC

44 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Communications (DIGI-WIFI)

DIAGNOSTI

C

S?

Wi

reless

De

vices?

ENGINEER RESTORE

OPTIONS?

x

t

Wi

red Devices?

Communications?

x

x

x

b

ARC Stat

us

Ap

p Status:

IP

Address:

Su

b Net Mask:

Gate

way:

L

ast App Contact

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

L

ast Polld Cloud

t

x

x

I

P address of WiFi modem

(if installed)

S

ubnet Mask of WiFi modem

(if installed)

Di

s

plays

the IP address

of t

he gatewa

y

A

p

p Sta

t

u

s:

I

n

i

t

i

a

l

isin

g - T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o connect

N

o

Network - T

here is

n

o network avail

a

ble

Poll

ing

Cloud

- The

p

anel

is

p

ol

lin

g t

h

e cl

o

ud

A

p

p Sta

t

u

s:

I

n

i

t

i

a

l

isin

g - T

he panel

is atte

mptin

g t

o connect

N

o

Network - T

here is

n

o network avail

a

ble

Poll

ing

ARC - T

he panel is pol

lin

g t

h

e A

RC

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

h

e App last successfully

contact

ed the panel

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

h

e panel

last s

uccessfully polled the Cloud

Di

s

plays

the date and time when

t

h

e panel

last s

uccessfully polled the ARC

L

ast Polld ARC

Wi

Fi Signal Value

t

x

S

ignal of WiFi modem

(if installed)

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 45

Engineer Restore Options

ENGINEER

RESTORE OPTI

O

NS?

Restore Burglary

Restore PA

Restore Tamper

t

t

t

Restore Soak

Restore Faults

An

ti Code Rstore

t

COMM

U

NICAT

IO

NS?

x

b

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

x

t

R

e

store B

u

r

g

l

a

r

y

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Burglar Ala

rm

[

2

]

Do No

t

Use

R

e

store PA

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

R

e

store Tamper

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

R

e

store Faul

ts

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

A

n

t

i Cod

e R

e

store

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

R

e

store S

o

ak

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

No [0] No [0] No [0]

No [0]

No [0]

No [0]

46 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

Communications

COMM

U

NICAT

IO

NS?

Ap

p Set-Up?

AL

AR

M

RESPONSES?

x

t

Net

w

o

rk Set-U

p

?

ARC Sig

nalling?

x

x

b

Us

er SMS

Si

gnalling?

x

Ad

v

anced

Communications?

x

x

App Set-Up

Thisfunction enables or disables communicationwith the PyronixCloud

and HomeControl+ app

Network Set-Up

Programsthe DIGI-GPRS, DIGI-LAN or DIGI-WIFI on the Enforcer.

ARC Signalling

Enables the Enforcer to signal either Contact ID IP or SIA 3 IP, or using

the PSTN modem itcan signal Contact ID or SIA Levels 1 & 3. All IP

details and ARC setup are programmed in thismenu.

User SMS Signalling

Enables the Enforcer to signal via SMS messagingas well as SMS

remote control.

Advanced Communications

Configures advanced settings.

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 47

App Set-Up (standard security)

When creating passwords, please ensure thatthe password uses a variety of upper case, lower case, numbersand symbolsto ensure the best security

possible.

It is highlyrecommended to set Poll Server toYes.

Ap

p Set-Up?

Ap

p Pass

wo

r

d

:

Po

ll S

e

rver?

t

En

able App

Sy

stem ID

Clo

ud Password:

Se

curity

S

e

curi

ty

[

0

]

Sta

ndar

d

[

1

]

Hig

h

E

n

able A

p

p

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Poll

Server

[

0

]

No

[

1]

Yes

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

No [0]

AAAAAAAA

Standard [0]

No [0]

_

48 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

App Set-Up (high security)

Mobile numbers can be entered with or without an international dialling code (e.g. +44). Ifyou need to enter an international diallingcode to send the key

to a foreign SIMcard, use the a key to enter the ‘+’ symbol.

En

able App

t

Sy

stem ID:

Clo

ud Password:

Ke

y Part 2 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

t

Are

You Sure?

Ke

y Part 1 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

Poll

Server

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

E

n

able A

p

p

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

Gen

erate App

Pa

ssword Key?

t

t

S

e

curi

ty

[

0

]

Sta

ndar

d

[

1

]

Hig

h

t

Vi

ew App

Pa

ssword Key?

Se

nd Password

key

in a text

Po

ll S

e

rver?

Ke

y Part 2 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

Ke

y Part 1 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

t

t

M

obile#:

Pa

ssword sent

Su

ccessfully

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

t

t

x

Se

curity

x

x

t

x

Ap

p Set-Up?

No [0]

High [1]

No [0]

AAAAAAAA

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 49

Network Set-Up

Net

w

o

rk Set-U

p

?

GPRS APN?

Pro

gram G

PRS?

t

_

_

_

_

_

GPRS User I

D

?

GPRS Pas

s

word

?

Pro

gram LAN?

Pro

gram Wi Fi?

Au

to Setup

t

x

x

t

t

t

t

Pa

nel IP Address

Pa

nl Subnet Mask

Gate

way

Au

to Setup

t

t

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

t

t

x

t

1

st DNS IP Addr

2

nd DNS IP Addr

[1

]

Se

tup with Wi-Fi

De

vice?

t

Se

tup with App

Are

y

o

u sure?

Pro

gram Wi-Fi?

SSID

t

t

Py

ronix-AEQR

B7

Y3

t

t

x

t

x

Pro

gram Wi-Fi?

t

x

t

x

No [0]

Yes [1]

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000

Pwd: AEQRB7Y3

50 Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01

ARC Signalling

ARC Signalling?

R

e

dials

0-15

Test

Calls

[

0

]

N

o

[

1

]

Yes

ARC De

tails:

[1]

Mod

em Typ

e Used

Event

Types

[

0

]

D

e

f

ault

1

[

1

]

De

f

ault

2

[

2

]

D

e

f

ault

3

[

3

]

Cu

st

o

m

SMS Nu

m

b

er

F

ormat

SI

A IP

Are

a ARC Ac

count

Area ARC Accou

nt

[

0

]

N

o

[

1

]

Yes

One ARC Acco

unt

I

f Area ARC

Acc. is Y

ES

I

f Area ARC

Acc. is NO

Are

a A Ac

cou

nt

Re

peat for all areas

Re

dials

T

ime Out

Test Ca

lls

Even

t Ty

p

es

Tim

e

Out

0-99 Seconds

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

Re

gister

t

o ARC?

ARC URL

?

-

t

t

t

t

t

t

ARC Sign Up Port

t

St

andard

Re

gistration?

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

ARC I

P Address

?

ARC Sign Up IP:

t

t

ARC Sign Up Port

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

Re

c

e

ive key by

SMS?

W

aiting for

K

ey...

Se

c

u

rity

A

utomatic

Re

gistration?

t

t

x

x

Si

ngle digit

Re

gistration?

En

ter 1st digit

Co

nnec

t

t

o ARC?

t

Are

You Sure?

x

x

x

x

t

V

alid Areas

t

x

x

x

x

GP

RS

t

C

on

t

act

I

D

S

MS

SIA I

P

/ Contact ID IP

t

t

x

Co

nnec

t

t

o ARC?

Are

You Sure?

t

Co

nnec

t

ing...

x

t

Co

nnec

t

ing...

x

x

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

K

ey-1 0000

-0

000-0000-0000-

K

ey-2 0000

-0

000-0000-0000-

K

ey-3 0000

-0

000-0000-0000-

K

ey-4 0000

-0

000-0000-0000-

K

ey-C

RC

t

x

x

PSTN [0]

[A ]

_

_

No [0]

[03]

Seconds [60]

No [0]

Default 1 [0]

_

. . .

_

High [1]

►

For more information, see "Event Types" on page 77

Enforcer Installation Guide 102017854 - V01 51

User SMS Signalling

Mobile numbers can be entered with or without an international dialling code (e.g. +44). Ifyou need to enter an international diallingcode to send the key

to a foreign SIMcard, use the a key to enter the ‘+’ symbol.

Us

er SMS

Si

gnalling?

R

e

dial

s

0-15

Test C

a

l

ls

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

SM

S Details:

Us

er Mobile:_

V

alid Areas

Us

er SMS

Common Message?

Common Message:

Red

ials

Ti

me O

u

t

Tes

t Calls

Event

Types

t

t

t

t

SM

S Arm

t

t

t

SM

S Control

En

able?

SM

S Disarm

SM

S Status

SM

S O

u

tput

SM

S No. C

h

ange

SM

S Start UDL

S

MS Arm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

S

MS Disarm

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

S

MS Status

[

0]

No

[

1

]

Yes

S

MS Ou

t

p

ut

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

S

MS No. Ch

ange

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

S

MS Start UDL

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

t

x

t

Time O

u

t

0-99

E

ve

nt

Ty

pes

[

0

]

Default 1

[

1

]

Custom

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

A

rea

s

[

0

123A

BCD]

x

01-10

[01]

[ A ]

[09]

Seconds [99]

No [0]

Default 1 [0]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1]

Yes [1] Yes [1] Yes [1]

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If Test Calls isselected as Yes, the following menu stringswill be displayed:

• Start Time Hours and SetTime Minutes: The time the test call begins.

• Interval Days, Interval Hours and Interval Minutes: The interval time between each test call.

Advanced Communications

Ad

v

anced

Communications?

GSM Jam

Detect

t

Pre

fix Tel No

t

x

x

t

t

W

ait Dial Tone

x

I

f

GPRS

i

nserted

I

f PSTN

i

nserted

[

0] N

o

[

1] Keypads

[

2] Tamper

[

3] Local

Alar

m

No [0]

-

No [0]

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Alarm Responses

AL

AR

M

RESPONSE?

Are

a A start at

Are

a A stop at

Rep

eat for all areas

Fi

re stop at

Gas

start at

Gas

stop at

P

A start at

[----]

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

OPTIONS UP/

D

OWN-

L

O

ADING?

x

t

t

t

t

t

b

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

Rep

eat for all areas

Fi

re start at

S

tarts At Op

t

ion

s:

[

0

]

Keypads

[

1

]

Int Sou

nders

[

2

]

Bells Only

[

3

]

Signal

Dig

i

S

top

s

At Options

:

[

0

]

Keypads

[

1

]

Int Sou

nders

[

2

]

Bells Only

[

3

]

Signal

Dig

i

P

A stop at

2

4 Hour stop at

2

4 Hour start at

An

y Alarms Start

If

Areas Armed

[----]

If

Areas Armed

x

[----]

x

An

y Alarms Stop

M

edical start at

M

edical stop at

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Start At

Stop At

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

Signal Digi [3]

[----]

Signal Digi [3]

[----]

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Options Up/Downloading

Download by RS-232

OPT

IONS UP/DOWN-

LOADING?

Down

load by

t

UDL P

assword

UDL Pri

ority

t

x

SOFTWARE

REVISION?

b

D

o

w

n

l

o

ad B

y

[

0

]

None

[

2

]

RS-23

2

[

6

]

Clo

ud

[

7

]

Seria

l

Co

mm

U

DL Priority

[

0]

Hig

h

[

1]

Low

t

x

x

x

t

RS-232 [2]

High [0]

_

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Download by Cloud (standard security)

OPT

IONS UP/DOWN-

LOADING?

Down

load by

t

Sy

stem ID:

Se

curity

t

x

SOFTWARE

REVISION?

b

Poll

Server

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

D

o

w

n

l

o

ad B

y

[

0

]

None

[

2

]

RS-23

2

[

6

]

Clo

ud

[

7

]

Seria

l

Co

mm

t

t

S

e

curi

ty

[

0

]

Sta

ndar

d

[

1

]

Hig

h

Sy

stem Passw

o

rd

UDL Pa

ssword

x

x

UDL Pri

ority

t

U

DL Priority

[

0

]

Hig

h

[

1

]

Low

t

x

Po

ll S

e

rver?

U

DL Priority

[

0

]

Hig

h

[

1

]

Low

x

x

x

t

t

Py

ronix Cloud

Clo

ud URL

t

x

IP

Address

t

t

Cloud [6]

pyronixcloud.com

000.000.000.000

AAAAAAAA Standard [0]

AAAAAAAA

No [0]

_

High [0]

High [0]

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Download by Cloud (high security)

OPT

IONS UP/DOWN-

LOADING?

Down

load by

t

Sy

stem ID:

Se

curity

Ke

y Part 2 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

t

Are

You Sure?

Ke

y Part 1 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

x

SOFTWARE

REVISION?

b

Poll

Server

[

0

]

No

[

1

]

Yes

D

o

w

n

l

o

ad B

y

[

0

]

None

[

2

]

RS-23

2

[

6

]

Clo

ud

[

7

]

Seria

l

Co

mm

Gen

erate UD

L

Pa

ssword Key?

t

t

S

e

curi

ty

[

0

]

Sta

ndar

d

[

1

]

Hig

h

t

Vi

ew UD

L

Pa

ssword Key?

Se

nd Password

key

in a text

Po

ll S

e

rver?

UDL Pa

ssword

_

Ke

y Part 2 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

Ke

y Part 1 ABC

D

-ABCD-ABCD-ABCD

t

t

M

obile#:

Pa

ssword sent

Su

ccessfully

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

t

UDL Pri

ority

t

U

DL Priority

[

0

]

Hig

h

[

1

]

Low

t

x

x

x

t

Py

ronix Cloud

Clo

ud URL

t

x

IP

Address

t

t

Cloud [6]

pyronixcloud.com

000.000.000.000

High [1]AAAAAAAA

No [0]

High [0]

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Download by Serial Comm

D

o

w

n

l

o

ad B

y

[

0

]

Au

t

o

-Ans

w

e

r

[

1

]

Panel D

ials

[

2

]

Dia

l

Ba

ck

[

2

]

RS-23

2

[

1

]

None

[

6

]

Clo

ud

[

7

]

Seria

l

Co

mm

x

t

t

b

x

x

x

t

t

t

x

x

x

x

x

t

t

t

t

OPT

IONS UP/DOWN-

LOADING?

SOFTWARE

REVISION?

Down

load by

Pre

fix Tel No

Red

ials

Dia

l Mode O

p

tion

Dia

l In O

p

tions

Number of Rings

Be

fore A

M

C [05]

UDL P

assword

UDL Pri

ority

U

DL Priority

[

0

]

Hig

h

[

1

]

Low

Serial Comm [7] Auto-Answer [0] Direct Dial [0]

_

[03]

_

High [0]

Software Revision

SOFTWARE

REVISION?

Pa

nel and v

e

rsion

F

ACTO

RY DEF

AU

LT?

x

t

t

b

x

Wi

reless Hub

x

t

V X.

X

X

G

PRS

SM

S and Apps

x

V X.

X

X

ETH

ERNET

Ap

ps

If

G

PRS

Con

nected:

If

LAN Module

Con

nected:

t

t

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Factory Default

F

ACTO

RY DEF

AU

LT?

Def

ault Code

EXIT

EN

GINEER

M

ENU

?

Pl

ease Wait

F

actory Default

Complete!

Cle

ar WLs Data?

Cle

ar Codes?

Cle

ar Logs?

Wi

reless Data

Cle

ared!

Cod

es have been

Cle

ared!

L

ogs have been

Cle

ared!

x

t

t

t

t

t

x

x

t

t

t

t

x

x

b

D

e

f

a

ul

t Codes

:

[

2

000]

Sta

ndard

Defau

l

t

[

2

002]

EN 50

131

Setting

s

Defau

l

t

[ ]

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Exiting the Engineer Menu

On completion of programming, the system can be returned back to disarmedmode by pressing the a button from anymainmenu option

(represented in capitalletters) or pressing t on the menu option EXIT ENGINEERMENU?.

Any programming done in the Engineer, Master or User mode willnotbe saved on the system untilthe menu has been exited.

EXIT

EN

GINEER

M

ENU

?

En

forcer

DA

TE & TIME?

t

b

DA

TE & TIME?

En

forcer

a

x

Pre

ss the A

k

ey to exit from any main menu.

Or

Time 10:09 c

Time 10:09 c

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Standalone Wired Keypad

Thismenu is dedicated to the keypaditself. Thismenu is mostly used for the following features: Keypad Address, Keyclick Volume, and BacklightForce.

SECURITY CODE

[ ]

ADDRESS

[--]

V

olum

e Opt

ions:

[

0] Silent

[

1]->[4] Buzzer

[

5] ->[7] Louder Internal Sounder

t

L

AN

GUAGE

ZONE STA

TUS:

1

: <0.1k 2:<0.1k

TAG

ID:

F

ACTO

RY RESET

[ ]

B

ACKLIGHT FORCE

[1]

PA/F

ire Timer

[0]

MAS

TER VOLUME

Backlig

ht Force

[

0] No

[

1] Y

es

P

A/Fire Timer

[

0-5]

E

nter

2000

f

or factory reset

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

t

K

EYCLICK VOLUME

[7]

TAG

VOLUME

[7]

En

forcer

E

nter

00

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

P

ress and hold

D key

a

a

a

P

ress

and hold D

key

f

or 5 seconds

[7]

Time 10:09 c

ENGLISH [00]

PRESENT TAG...

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Technical Specifications

Table 4 -MainsInputs

European rated voltage 230V AC -15/+10%

European rated current 63mA

Capable operating volt age 90 - 264V AC

Current 222 - 75mA

Rated Fr equency 50 / 60Hz

Input Fuse Rating T 2A (no n-replaceable)

PSU Type A

Radio Frequency FM Transceiver Narrow

Physical Dimensions 220x 160 x 50mm

Weight 1025g

Environmental

Operating Temperature -10°C to +40°C

Stor age Temperature -20°C to +60°C

Table 5 -I/O Board (if connected)

Belgium installations: To guarantee compliance with the standard T014A no load shall be connected
to the I/O board.

Output Voltage 9-16VDC (12V nom.)

Max Current Output 0.07A allowed

PGM/BELL/ STB Outputs 250mA Continuous Load

BELL / Aux Fuses 500mA, Quick Blow

Table 6 -Electrical (Keyfob, PIR andContact)

Operating Voltage 3.0V nominal

Current (Communicating) Co nsumption:

40-80-mA 250mA Continuous Load

Comms Time 40ms + 40ms

Batt ery Type (KF) BATT-CR1/3N(KF4 MK2)

Batt ery Type (PIR) BATT-CR123A

Batt ery Type (UT) BATT-CR2

Table 7 -Environment: All Devices

Nominal operating temperatur e -10°C to +50°C

Certified operating temperature -10°C to +40°C

Stor age temperature -40°C to +80°C

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Table 8 -Enforcer Battery

Output instant voltage 12.71V (with no mains and battery fully charged)

Peak to peak ripple voltage 10mVpk

Batt ery low voltage value 8.9V

Type NiMH 8 cell 2200mAhrechargeable battery

CIE current when operating onbattery backup 90mA

Table 9 -System Analysis

Inputs On Board 32 Wireless

I/O Board 2 Wired

If wired connectio n is used one zone shall be prog rammed as “Fault”.

Outputs I/O Board 3 Wired

Bells 2 Wireless

Output Module 1 x 16 Relays

Addit ional Devices Keypads Up t o 3

Readers Up to 3

Table 10 -EN50131 Grade2: Certified devices

Enforcer with input/output board

KX10DP-WE KX12DQ-WE

KEYFOB-WE MC2-WE

KX12DT-WE DELTABELL-WE

KX10DTP-WE DIGI-1200

KX15DC-WE KX25LR-WE

DIGI-GSM MC1MINI-WE

DIGI-GPRS DIGI-LAN

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Troubleshooting

Device Fail / Active Faults

If a device on the panelis not installed correctlyor hasbeen lost from the bus, a device fail occurs. An
example of each fault is as follows:

• Failure on the panel: Control Panel, Battery Fault

• Keypad address 3 failure: Device 3, Device Fail Kpd

• Internal/External Tag Readers address 2 failure: Device 2, Device FailTrd

• Remote Input Expander address 0: RIX-00, Device Fail RIX

• Remote OutputExpandersaddress0: ROX-00, Device Fail ROX

If a location name is enteredfor a device, the location is displayedon the keypadinstead of the
address, for example instead of Device 3 for the Keypad, it would display Entrance Corridor.

System Faults and Troubleshooting

Table 11 -Communications Faults

Fault Description Solution

MODEM FAULT The panel is unable to see the Digi Modem. If modem not present, ensure that Disable Dig i

opt ion is set to YES and Down load by is set to
NONE or RS232.
If present, but not detected, check Digi Modem
cable is connected correctly.

LINE FAULT There is no communicationpath to t he modem. Ensure the modem has adequate signal in order

to communicate. If there is a physical line to the
modem, make sure it is connected securely at
each end.

CALL FAIL TO ARC Call to ARC has failed.

This is a communicationproblem, which is rarely
caused by anequipment fault. Most likely related
to hand shake and kiss off frequency set up at
receiver.

Check ALL call details are prog rammed
correctly. Ensure signaling format is correctly set
for ARC receiver.

DIGI LINE FAULT PSTN Line Fault sig nalled by device wired into

an input prog rammed as Line Fault.

Check for faults on third-party signalling devices
wired to the panel.
Ensure a ‘Line Fault’ timer is programmed.

DIGI Call Fail 100 Call to ARC from device using End StationDIGI

pins has failed.

Check that all communicationdevices on the
panel have a valid signal.

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Table 12 -RS485 Bus Problems

Fault Description Solution

DEVICE F AILxxx
xxx = ROX
xxx = RIX
xxx = Kpd
xxx = Trd
xxx = Pnl

Wired Device on the RS485 bus has been lost.
Each Device is recognised by its own name such
as the following :
Output expander = ROX
Input expander= RIX
Keypad = Kpd Reader = Trd
Control panel = Pnl

Identify device.
Check device addressed correctly to match
programming.
Check connections at device, and cabling to it. If
above correct, re-boo t device, followed by
reboo t of End Station.

485/COMMS LOST D isplayed on keypad that has not yet

established communicatio ns with the contro l
panel (End Station).

Part of routine initialisation procedure.
If persists, check display at other keypad(s) to
confirm if device failure is at keypad or complete
system BUS failure.
Temporarily install addit ional keypad.

Keypad display is
blank

Keypad address does not match any keypad
enabled in the panel.

Check keypad address by pressing and holding
d until the security code is required. Enter 2000

and set the keypad address. The primary keypad
address MUST be always set to [00]. Make sure
in the Install Keypads and R eaders menuin
Engineer mode that the keypad address set up
correctly.

Keys locked out a) Morethan one device connected at the same

address.
b) Too many incorr ect key presses have been
entered to create Code Guessing condition.

a) Correct addressing so that no overlaps. Then
power system down and up again to correctly
reinitialise.
b) Wait 120 seconds for keypad to be
reintro duced onto the system.

Table 13 -Detection Faults

Fault Description Solution

BELL TAMPER Tamper fault detected on connection from SAB Check that any tampers on any wired bells are

closed. Check any inputs programmed as
tamper are closed.

CASE TAMPER Case tamper switch open Ensure the switch is closed.

Code Guessing Up t o 13Invalid key presses have been entered

or 3 invalid tags have beenpresented.

After 120 seconds the keypad will unlock, then
enter a valid code.

Table 14 -Power SupplyProblems

Fault Description Solution

BATTERY FAULT xxx Battery not present or Battery volt s low This indication should be expected during

recharge after a mains failure.

BAT LOAD FAIL Batt ery Load Test has failed Only displays if option selected. Battery

uncharged or capacity below specification may
need replacing.

BAT CRITICAL Battery being disconnected Protects battery from deep discharge damage

during extended mains failure.
The system is about to be powered down.

MAINS FAIL xxx Mains supply failed System detects mains frequency out of

specificatio n, as well as volt age.
The AC FAILtimer is operative.

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Fault Description Solution

LOW VOLTS xxx Power supply volts low Ensure the voltagecoming out of the control

panel PSU is ~12VDC.

BUS FuseFault Fuse blown Check fuse F1 (500mA).

AUX Fuse Fault Fuseblown Check fuse F2 (500mA).

Table 15 -Engineer Indications

Fault Description Solution

Engineer Access
Denied

Access to Engineer Menu NOT possible, as
system is not fully disarmed.

Ensure that ALLareas are disarmed, using a
suitable User Codes / tags at appro priate
keypads / readers.

Check Failed Input xxx Input in fault on attempting to exit Engineer

mode.

Applies to 24-hour tamper, or other Input types
that would generate an alarm condition if the
system were returned to disarmed mode. Also
applies to tamper fault on other Input types.
Check for fault on Input, or omit in prog ramming.

Error Area not
accessible

A Input has beenprogrammed to an area for
whichno arming point is valid t o disarm.

It would thereforebe impo ssible to fully disarm
the system after a tamper alarm on that Input.
Programming must be adjusted before exiting
Engineer mode.

Error some Areas
cannot be disarmed

Arming points have been programmed so it’s
possible to arm an area, but not disarm it .

Programming must be adjusted before exiting
Engineer mode.

Table 16 -Wireless Faults

These faultswill onlybe possible if you have a wireless expansion module installed.

Fault Description Solution

U-01 (xx) WLs LOW
BATT

Low battery onwireless keyfob (user) number xx Replace the battery on the mentioned keyfob

I-01(xx) WLs LOW
BATT

Low battery onwireless Input number xx Replace the battery on the mentioned Input

device

B-01 (xx) WLs LOW
BATT

Low battery onwireless bell number xx Replace the battery on the mentioned radio bell

I-01(xx) WLs
SUPERVN

Device on wireless Input number xx has not
‘checked in’

Walk test the detector , perform a diagnostic –
signal strengthtest and try replacing the batt ery

B-01 (xx) WLs
SUPERVN

Wireless bell number xx has not ‘checked in’
within time of 20 min

Test the bell, perform wireless signal strength
diagnost ic. Consider replacing the battery or
relocating the bell.

- 01 (xx) TAMPER ON
INPUT

Tamper fault o n input number 01 xx = any input
number

Check the tamper swit ch on the detector and
make sure the case is closed properly.

WLs TAMPER Bxx Tamper fault o n wireless bell number xx Check the tamper switch on the mentioned radio

bell

WLs JAMMING Pnl Jamming fault on the panel. Something is

jamming/interfering withwireless peripherals.

Check no radio interference is in close proximity
to t he radio devices/panel.

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Fault Description Solution

WLs Supervn Fault No ‘supervisio n polls’ were received for 20

minutes before the arming operation. Wireless
Input or Bell input number will be shown so the
problem is easily identified.

Test the signal strength / battery on each
wireless device

WLs Input / Input Type
Mismatch

Wireless devices are learned on Inputs but no
zone types have been progr ammed for them.

Program input type for each wireless device
learned in the PROGRAM INPUTS.

Wireless Keypad x WLs
Supervn Fault

No 'supervisionpolls' have beenreceived by the
panel for 20 minutes or the leng th of the
'supervision timer'. Wireless keypad number will
be shown.

Test the signal strength and the battery on each
wireless keypad.

Table 17 -Errors When Arming

Fault Description Solution

Please leavevia exit
doo r

If the exit mo de is programmed as Entry Delay,
then you must leave through that door t o arm
the system.

Leave via the agreed exit route.

Exit Via… If any follow detectors or door contacts are

open during the arming procedure, this prompts
you to close them.

Close all Inputs.

Unable To Arm A fault conditio n exists on the system. Details of

the fault will scroll on the display.

Correct the problem if it is an input which is
open, or call engineer.

Alarm during the
arming

Fail to arm time has been exceeded. Leave the premises within the fail to arm time,

increase the fail to arm time in timers or disable
this feature in system options.

Alarm during the
arming procedure

Instant Inputs have been activated. During the arming pro cedure do not activate

instant Inputs.

Support contact details

Email: [e-mail]

Website: www.pyronix.com

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Reference

Handover Form

Alarm Company:

Date of Installation:

Site Reference:

Engineer Name:

Engineer Contact Number:

Installed to Grade 2: Yes / No

Environmental Class:

Other Comments:

EN 50131 Terminology

Term (Enforcer Language) Definition (EN50131 Language)

Arm Set

Disarm Unset

Day or Disarmed Mode Unset State (may be relevant to a specific partit ion)

Personal Attack (PA) Hold Up (HU)

Bypass Inhibit

Unused Isolated

Bell / External Sounder / SAB External Warning Device (self-powered is assumed)

Internal Sounder / Speaker Device combining internal warning device with audible indicator (using different to nes and

volumes)

Prox card, Tag, or wireless
keyfob

Digital Key

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Input Types

Number I nput

types

Operation

0 Unused

Factor y
default.

Input is disabled.

1 Fire Active at all times. Audible Response: Differentiated Internal sound. Pulsed external sound.

Communicator: ‘Fire’ signal

2 Gas Active at all times. Audible Response: Full external + Internal sound. Communicator: ‘Gas’ signal

3 PA# Active at all times. Audible Response: Differentiated Internal sound. Full external sound.

Communicator: ‘Personal Attack’ and ‘Input PA’ signals

4 Silent PA# Active at all times. Audible Response: None

Communicator: ‘Personal Attack’ and ‘Input PA’ signals

5 Tamper Whendisarmed: Audible Response: Internal only. Communicator: ‘Tamper’ signal.

When armed: Audible Response: Full external + Internal sound. Communicator: ‘Tamper’ signal.

6 Instant Activewhen armed: Audible Response: Full external + Internal sound.

Communicator: ‘Burglary’ signal

7 Entry

Delay1#$

Active when armed: Initiates 'Entry Timer 1' when doo r open. If system not disarmed before entry
time expires then: Audible Response: Full External + Internal sound.
Communicator: ‘Burglary’ signal. NOTE: Seetype 43for Entry Delay2

8 Follow$ Active when armed, except during entry time. (Acts as an instant input if an Entry Delay input hasn’t

been activated beforehand).
Audible Response: Full external + Internal sound.
Communicator: ‘Burglary’ signal.

12 Switcher Active at all times in armed and disarmed modes. No audible or communication alarms will be

created. When activated it can trigger the associated out put for switching external equipment. Ifthe
“Special Log” attribute is enabled for this input an SMS message will be sent eachtime the input is
activated.
Example: This kind of input type canbe used to contro l CCTV. The concept is that when a switcher
input type is activated, there is an output associated with it follo wing that input (the most used
solution is the use of output type – 0035). The switcher input is connected to a detector lo cated next
to a CCTV camera and the output is connected to video recording / transmitting equipment. Ifthe
detector is activated in armed or disarmed mode then the recording or transmission will start.

13 24 Hour When armed: Audible Response: Full External + Internal sound; Communicator : ‘24hr Alarm’ signal.

When disarmed: Audible Response: Full External + Internal sound; Communicator: ‘24hr Alarm’ signal
if enabled in “Alarm Responses” menu.

16 Fault Active when armed or disarmed: Audible Response: internal sounder.

Communicator: Fault event.
If armed only: Activates ‘Global Fault 1’ output type.
If disarmed or armed: Activates ‘Global Fault 2’ output type.
Not e that the ‘Technical Fault’ output type is trig gered every time a fault is active including whenthe
fault input type is active.

17 Arming

Control

Active during arming procedure: No audible or communicator response. Prevents system being
armed whilst the input is in an active state.

19 Disarm

Only*

Active when armed: Accepts input from keyswitch (or equivalent) to disarm the area(s) assigned to it .

20 Keyswitch

Latched*

Accepts input from keyswitch (or equivalent) to arm/disarm the area assigned to it.
Arming includes no rmal exit time, etc. Requires latching switch action. Normal operation is open
circuit to arm t he system, and close circuit to disarm the system.

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Number I nput

types

Operation

21 Entry

Shock

Active when system armed: This input type is advised to be used in conjunction with anEntry Delay
input. The Entry Delay input is a door contact on the initial entry door, and the Entry Shock input is a
non-latching shock sensor fitted to the doo r frame in the vicinity of the lock. If the doo r is forced a
Burglary alarm will be generated immediately instead.

22 Line Fault Active whenfail. This input type is used to detect external transmission equipment line fail (output). If

activated it will give a line fault alarm, and will signal telecom line fault on expiry of line fault timer. It
canbe used in conjunction with CCTV input (type 39)

23 Keyswitch

Pulsed*

Accepts input from keyswitch to arm/disarm the area(s) assigned to it. Requires momentary actio n
switch to togglearm/disarm state.
Not e that Grade 1 operatio n only allows arming from the push butt on, but requires means to abort
arming (not to disarm)

39 CCTV Active at all times: No audible alarm or communicator response.

The CCTV input should be connected to an external detector lo cated next to a CCTV camera. An
output can be prog rammed to follow this input and the output should be connected to a CCTV
recording, transmission or other device. Aninput programmed as “Line Fault” (input type 22) should
also be connected to an output of the CCTV transmission Device. If the CCTV transmissionline has
been cut or missing the ‘Line Fault’ input will activate. Following this, at each activation of the CCTV
input the panel will signal CID events for ‘Silent Burglary’ and LineFault. No audible alarm will be
created. Ifthe Line Fault is not active it will just lo g the activatio ns of the CCTV input into the event
log .

41 Patrol /

Keybox

This input type will wor k similarly to a switcher input, it do es not trigger an alarm but will report
Contact ID event 250 and is also a useful input type when an output is required to follow the ‘Keybox’
type input.

42 Medical This is a 24 Hrs type input it will activate the external sounder and report a Contact ID event 100.

43 Entry

Delay 2$

Any input prog rammed as Entry Delay 2 will act as input type 07, but the associated entry timer will
use Entry Timer 2, rather than Entry Timer 1.

44 Silent

Medical

Active at all times. Audible Response: None. Report s aContact ID event 100.

By default,allinputs are set to ‘unused’.

# These inputs cannot be bypassed.

* Use ofthese inputs willmake the system unable to comply with EN50131-1 SecurityGrade 2.

$ Ensure that these inputsare used on an entry/exitroute

Output Types

No. Output

Type

Active Restore

0000 No t Used

0001 Fire At fire alarm activation Whena valid code is entered

0002 PA Any At personal attack activation When a valid code is entered

0003 Burglary Any At burglary alarm from any area At first valid code ent ry

0004 Final Arm All When ALL areas are armed At code entry to disarm

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No. Output

Type

Active Restore

0005 Open After

Alarm (Abort)

When system is silenced after ‘burglary’ alarm
has beenactivated

After 2 minutes

0007 Tamper Any Tamper alarm in any area At code entry to silence

0008 Duress Any At a Duress alarm in any area Whena valid code is entered

0009 PA Device Any At alarm on a PA input only from any area. (This

does not include the keypad PA)

When a valid code is entered

0010 Gas At gas alarm When a valid code is entered

0011 Arm Fail Pre-set time after start of exit time, if exit

procedure is not complete

At code entry to rearm

0012 Entry

Deviatio n

When deviationfrom entry route occurs, during
entry time

At code entry to disarm

0013 System Ready

Any

When any of the inputs but the Entry Delay and
Follow are closed

If fault exists, and after final arm

0014 Bell Any After alarm in any area When alarm silenced or when siren timer expires

0016 Strobe Any After alarm in any area When disarmed or when strobe timer expires

0017 Bypass Rearm

Any

When inputs are bypassed at rearm in any area Whensystem disarmed

0018 Burglary

(Unconfirmed)
Any

At Burglary alarm in any area At code entry to silence

0019 Ready All When all inputs but the ‘Entry Delay’ and ‘Follow’

inputs are closed

If fault exists, and after final arm

0020 Exit Starts All At start o f exit time to arm LAST area At disarm FIRST area (i.e. no longer fully armed)

0021 Exit Starts

Any

When exit time start s to arm FIRST area At code entry to disarm LAST area

0022 Final Arm Any When ANY area has been armed At code entry to disarm LAST area

0023 Strobe if Arm

Fail

Works similar to o utput 016, but also fires if the ‘arm fail’ timer expires

0024 Unable to

Arm

This output turns on for 5 seconds when the system is disarmed via a keyswitch input (either pulsed
or latched keyswitch)*

0025 Keyswitch

Disarm

Output activates when an arming procedure is completed withinputs bypassed

0026 Arm wit h

Bypass

Active when the system is armed with an input bypassed

0027 Pulsed

Burglary Any

Active when burglary alarm is triggered, but deactivates once the Pulsed Intruder timer has expired

0028 Power Fault Active during low volts and battery faults. Restores at code entry after fault cleared

0031 Entry Active during any Entry time

0032 Exit Active during any Exit time

0033 Entry / Exit Active during any entry or exit time

0034 Lights Whenexit or entry timer starts 20 seconds after arm/disarm procedure

completed

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No. Output

Type

Active Restore

0035 Follow Input Active when a specific input number has beenactivated. It allows the follo wing options to be

programmed:

- Fo llow Type (Follow, Timed, Latched, Code Reset);

- Fo llow What (Input, Sub-Area, Area);

- Fo llow When (Always, When Armed, When Disarmed);

- Input to Follow (between 1 to 64)

0037 Restore 1 At codeentry to arm. The normal state of this

input is 0v and it changes to 12v when activated.

After 3 seconds

0038 Restore 2 Activates whenever an addit ional area is armed.

The normal state of this input is 0v and it
changes to 12v when activated.

When disarmed

0039 PIR Latch 1 When armed (and in Walk Test) At alarm, or when disarmed

0040 PIR Latch 2 This is the inverse polarity to PIR Latch 1 At alarm, or when disarmed

0041 AC Mains

Good

Output showing the 230v mains supply is present

0042 PIR LED

Enable

This output activates during walk test

0043 Follow Test Output will activate only when tested from the Engineer Menu ‘Test Outputs’ in the ‘Engineer Tests’.

This output can be used as addit ional facility for t esting the operation of a Bell. An output
programmed to o ne of these configurations (43 and 44) may be used to trigger a relay to break the
hold-off connection to the Bell – or even to pr ovide the hold-off directly.

0044 Off During

Test

Output is normally active and will deactivate only when tested from t he Engineer Menu ‘Test Outputs’
in the ‘Engineer Tests’.
Same as 43 but opposite activation.

0048 Walk Test This output is active during walk test, and will only deactivate whenall detecto rs have been tested

0049 Detector

Masked

If any detector goes into ‘mask’ condition the
output will activate

When masking fault clears

0050 Follow 24

Hour

If any input programmed as ’24 Hour’ activates Wheninput is resto red

0051 Line/GPRS

Fault

When Telephone or GPRS LineFault is present When fault clears

0052 AC Mains Fail After pr e-set time without mains power On restoration of mains

0053 Battery Fault When battery disconnected or load fail detected At next valid codeentry

0054 Low Volts Whenless than 11.2v are present When fault clears

0055 Glo bal Fault 1

(Grade 2)

Activates if any fault occurs only when system is
armed

When all faults cleared

0056 Glo bal Fault 2

(Grade 3)

Activates if any fault occurs at any time When all faults cleared

0057 German Relay Fo r future development. Do Not Use.

0058 Guard Code

Used

When ‘guard’ code used on the system After 60seconds

0059 Engineer

Access

When entering Engineer Mode When leaving Engineer Mode

0060 Follow PowerUpAt power up Live for 45 seconds

0063 Test UK STU Activates whena test call is sent When test completed

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No. Output

Type

Active Restore

0064 Pre RM

Service

Activates 1hbefore the RM Service call When test completed

0065 Follow NAT

(Input Fault)

Activates when there is no activit y on an input in
the end of the “NAT-Non Activity Timers” in
Change Timers

When there is activit y.

0066 ATE Pin Not

Used

Makes the ATE pin5V or 0V depending on whether ATE outputs are inverted

0067 Follow Chime Active while a Chime signal is created on the panel

0083 Medical

0170­0199

User Defined
01-30

The user outputs are used for user automation to control external Devices. They canbe controlled via
the keypad from the user menu and can be progr ammed as ‘latched’ or timed (1 to 99 sec).

0202 PA A (As 0002for Area A)

0203 Burglary A (As 0003 for Area A)

0204 Final Arm A (As 0004for Area A)

0207 Tamper A (As 0007 for Area A)

0208 Duress A (As 0008 for Area A)

0209 PA Device A (As 0009 for Area A)

0210 Fire Reset A (As 0010 for Area A)

0213 System Ready A (As 0013 for Area A)

0214 Bell A (As 0014for Area A)

0216 Strobe A (As 0016for Area A)

0217 Bypass At Rearm A (As 0017for Area A)

0218 Burglary (Unconfirmed) A (As 0018 for Area A)

0219 Ready A (As 0019 for Area A)

0220 Exit Starts A (As 0020 for Area A)

Then this patternrepeats for all ot her areas other areas so that:

0222-0240Area B

0242-0260Area C

0262-0280Area D

0500 Lighthouse

Any

When the affected area is armed. Pulses when the
panel is in alarm, until the panel is unset.

When a valid code or t ag is used in the affected
area

0501 Lighthouse All

0502­0509

Lighthouse
Area A

0503 Lighthouse

Area B

0504 Lighthouse

Area C

0505 Lighthouse

Area D

0620­0639

Logic Gate 1-20. Logic gate outputs (programmable via the upload/do wnload software)

1001­1066

Active when input opened and close wheninput is closed

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* The use of pulsed or latched keyswitch willmake the system unable to comply with EN50131-1.

Time Inputs

No. Time Input No. Time Input No. Time Input

0 Not Used 53 Guadalajara -6 106 New Delhi 5

1 Abu Dhabi 4 54 Guam 10 107 Newfoundland 3.5

2 Adelaide 9.5 55 Hanoi 7 108 Novosibirsk 7

3 Alaska -9 56 Harare 2 109 Nuku 13

4 Almaty 6 57 Hawaii -10 110 Osaka 9

5 Amman 3 58 Helsinki 2 111 Pacific -8

6 Amsterdam 1 59 Hobart 10 112 Paris 1

7 Arizona -7 60 Hong Kong 8 113 Perth 8

8 Astana 6 61 Indiana East -5 114 Port Louis 4

9 Athens 2 62 Intnl Datli -12 115 Port Moresby 10

10 Atlantic Time -4 63 Irkutsk 9 116 Prague 1

11 Auckland 12 64 Islamabad 5 117 Pretoria 2

12 Azores -1 65 Istanbul 2 118 Quito -5

13 Baghdad 3 66 Jakarta 7 119 Reykjavik 0

14 Baja Californ -8 67 Jerusalem 2 120 Riga 2

15 Baku 4 68 Kabul 4.5 121 Rio Branco -5

16 Bangkok 7 69 Kamchatka 12 122 Riyadh 3

17 Beijing 8 70 Karachi 5 123 Roma 1

18 Beirut 2 71 Kathmandu 5.75 124 Samoa 13

19 Belgrade 1 72 Kolkata 5 125 Santiago -4

20 Berlin 1 73 Krasnoyarsk 8 126 Sapporo 9

21 Bern 1 74 Kuala Lumpar 8 127 Sarajevo 1

22 Bogota -5 75 Kuwait 3 128 Saskatchewan -6

23 Brasilia -3 76 Kyiv 2 129 Seoul 9

24 Bratislava 1 77 La Paz Mexico -7 130 Singapore 8

25 Brisbane 10 78 La Paz Mexico -7 131 Skopje 1

26 Brussels 1 79 LaPaz S Ameri -4 132 Sofia 2

27 Bucharest 2 80 Lima -5 133 Solomon Is -11

28 Budapest 1 81 Lisbon 0 134 Sri Jayaward 5.5

29 Buenos Aires -3 82 Ljubljana 1 135 St. Petersburg 4

30 Cairo 2 83 London 0 136 Stockholm 1

31 Canberra 10 84 Madrid 1 137 Sydney 10

32 Cape Verde -1 85 Magadan 12 138 Taipei 8

33 Caracas -4.5 86 Manaus -1 139 Tallinn 2

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No. Time Input No. Time Input No. Time Input

34 Casablanca 0 87 Marshall Is 12 140 Tashkent 5

35 Caucasus Std 4 88 Mazatlan New -1 141 T bilisi 4

36 Centl America -6 89 Mazatlan Old -1 142 Tehran 3.5

37 Central Time -6 90 Melbourne 10 143 Tijuana -8

38 Chennai -5 91 Mexico City -6 144 Tokyo 9

39 Chihuahua -7 92 Mexico Cit y -6 145 Ulaan Bataar 8

40 Chihuahua -7 93 Mid-Atlantic -2 146 Urumqi 8

41 Chongqing 8 94 Midway Islan -11 147 Vienna 1

42 Copenhagen 1 95 Minsk 3 148 Vilnius 2

43 Darwin 9.5 96 Monrovia 0 149 Vladivostok 11

44 D haka 6 97 Monterrey -6 150 Volg ograd 4

45 Dublin 0 98 Monterr ey -6 151 Warsaw 1

46 Eastern Time -5 99 Montevideo -3 152 Wellington 11

47 Edinburgh 0 100 Moscow 4 153 W.Central Afri 1

48 Ekaterinburg 6 101 Mo untain Time -7 154 Windhoek 1

49 Fiji 12 102 Mumbai 5 155 Yakut sk 10

50 Georgeto wn -4 103 Muscat 4 156 Yangon Rangu 6.5

51 Greenland -3 104 Nairobi 3 157 Yerevan 4

52 Guadalajara -6 105 New Caledonia 11 158 Zagreb 1

SMS Commands

All SMS commands must start with a validUser Code and are not case sensitive unless the
utilised outputsare activated. If an SMS commandisnotrecognised,the panel willsend an
‘incorrect command’ message back to you.

Example SMS command send Description Example SMS command

response

Arming via SMS text command

1234 Arm A 1234 = User Code. Arm A = Will arm in Area A Final Arm; Area A

1234 Arm ABCD 1234 = User Code. Arm ABCD = Will arm in

Areas ABCD

Final Arm; Area ABCD

NOTE: If no areas are specified then all areas will arm (default).

Disarming via SMS text command

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Example SMS command send Description Example SMS command

response

1234 Disarm A

1234 = User Code. Disarm A = Will disarm in
Area A

Disarm; Area A

1234 Disarm ABCD 1234= User Code. Disarm ABCD = Will

disarm in Areas ABCD.

Disarm; Area ABCD

NOTE: If no areas are specified then all areas will disarm (default).

Arming with inputs bypassed via SMS text command

1234 Arm A Bypass 4

1234 = User Code. Arm A Bypass 4 = Arms
Area A and will bypass Input 4.

Input Bypass; Area A Input 04
Force Arm: Area A

1234 Arm A Bypass Kitchen 1234= User Code. Arm A Bypass Kitchen =

Arms Area A and will bypass the Input named
Kitchen.

Input Bypass; Area A Kitchen
Force Arm: Area A

Bypassinginputs via SMS text command

1234 Bypass 6

1234 = User Code. Bypass 6 = In the next
arming procedure, Input 6 will be bypassed.

Input Bypass; Area A Input 06

1234 Bypass Garage 1234 = User Code. Bypass Garage = In the

next arming pr ocedure, and will bypass the
Input named Garage.

Input Bypass; Area A Garage

NOTE: Output names have to be one word and spelled exactly as writ ten in the panel e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable. It has
to be writt enas Garage-Door in the panel and the respective command will be Garage-Door.

Checking the system status via SMS text command

1234 Status 1234 = User Code. Status. Area A Disarmed No F aults

Operating the user automation outputs via SMS text commands

1234 Output 1 On 1234 = User Code. User Output 1 turns on. OUT PUT 1 ON

1234 Output Garage-Door On 1234= User Code output

Garage-Door on = Turns output named as
Garage-Door on.

OUTPUT Garage-Door ON

1234 Output Garage-Door Off 1234 = User Code output

Garage-Door off = Turns output named as
Garage-Door off.

OUTPUT Garage-Door OFF

NOTE: Output names have to be one word and spelled exactly as writ ten in the panel e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable. It has
to be writt enas Garage-Door in the panel and the respective command will be Garage-Door.

NOTE: The user automation outputs can also be activated via the keypad or the keyfob.

Checking the user automation outputs status via SMS text commands

1234 Output 1 1234 = User Code. User Output 1 status

check.

OUTPUT 1ON or OUTPUT 1 OFF

1234 Output Garage-Door Status 1234= User Code. Output Garage-Door

status check.

OUTPUT Garage-Door ON or
OUTPUT Garage-Door OFF

NOTE: Output names have to be one word and spelled exactly as writ ten in the panel e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable. It has
to be writt enas Garage-Door in the panel and the respective command will be Garage-Door.

Changing a mobile number via SMS text commands

1234 Change 07777888999
07878888999

1234 = User Code. Change number
07777888999 to number 07878888999

CHANGE 07878888999

NOTE: Use the appropriate internatio nal dialling code(e.g. +44) when necessary (i.e. for foreignSIM cards). For example if you
wanted to message a foreignSIM card at your holiday home abro ad. When you send the SMS command, ensure you enter a
space between the two mobile numbers.

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Example SMS command send Description Example SMS command

response

Start uploading/downloading via SMS text command

1234 UDL 1234 = User Code. UDL = The panel will

make an outgoing dataconnection to the
programmed PC1 number.

No respo nse as the panel is already
connected to the PC1

9999 UDL 9999= Engineer Code. UDL = The panel will

make an outgoing dataconnection to the
programmed PC1 number.

No respo nse as the panel is already
connected to the PC1

Event Types

General Event Types

Custom Default 1 Default 2 Default 3

Arm û / ü

ü û û

Disarm û / ü

ü û û

Special Arm/Dis û / ü

û û û

Sub Area/Sh. Arm û / ü

ü û û

Sub Area/Sh. Dis û / ü

ü û û

Burglary Alarm û / Alarm Once / Alarm All Alarm All Alarm All Alarm All

Burglary Restore û / ü

ü ü û

Fire û / ü

ü ü ü

Fire Restor e û / ü

ü ü û

PA Alarm û / ü

ü ü ü

PA Restore û / ü

ü ü û

Medical û / ü

ü ü ü

Medical Restore û / ü

ü ü û

S-Area Alarm/Rst û / ü

ü ü û

Tamper û / Tamper Once / Tamper All Tamper All Tamper All T amper All

Tamper Restore û / ü

ü ü û

Bypass û / ü

ü ü ü

Bypass Restore û / ü

ü ü û

Technical û / ü

ü ü ü

Technical Restore û / ü

ü ü û

AC Fault/Restore û / ü

ü ü ü

Wireless Faults û / ü

ü ü ü

Telecom Status û / ü

û û û

Access Control û / ü

ü û û

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Custom Default 1 Default 2 Default 3

Mask / Restore û / ü

ü ü ü

Special Log û / ü

û û û

Alarm Silenced û / ü

û û û

Tech Alarm Silenced û / ü

û û û

Informatio n û / ü

û û û

SIA and Contact ID codes

Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

ARM

Auto Arm CA 3403 1

ü û û û

Forced Arm CF 3401 1

Arm CL 3401 1

DISARM

Disarm OP 1401 2

ü û û û

Auto Disarm OA 1403 2

(Special Arm/Disarm) ARM/DISARM WITH CODES 15 to 25

Special Disarm OP 1401 3

û û û ü

Special Arm CL 3401 3

SUBAREA / SHUNT ARM/DISARM

Sub-Area Arm CG 3402 4

ü û û û

Shunt Closed 1402 4

Sub-Area Disarm OG 1402 5

Shunt Opened 3402 5

BURGLARY ALARM

Burglary Alarm BA 1130 7

All All All Once

Gas Alarm GA 1151 7

Entry/Exit alarm BA 1134 7

No Zone Activit y

- Sent

NA 1680 7

24h Alarm BA 1133 7

Perimeter Alarm BA 1131 7

Keybox/Guard

Zone Alarm

1250 7

Flo od Alarm WA 1154 7

Interior Alarm BA 1132 7

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Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

BURGLARY RESTORE

Burglary Restore BH 3130 9

All All

û û

Gas Restore GH 3151 9

Entry/Exit

Restore

BH 3134 9

Day Alarm

Restore

BH 3133 9

Interior Alarm

Restore

BH 3132 9

Perimeter

Restore

BH 3131 9

Keybox Restore 3250 9

Flo od Alarm

Restore

WH 3154 9

Ward Alarm

Restore

BH 3130 9

FIRE ALARM

Fire Alarm FA 1110 10

ü ü ü ü

Fire Key Pressed FA 1110 10

FIRE ALARM RESTORE

Fire Alarm

Restore

FH 3110 11

ü ü û û

Fire Key Restor e FH 3110 11

PA ALARM

Duress Code HA 1121 12

ü ü ü ü

Keypad PA PA 1120 12

Radio Fob PA PA 1120 12

PA Alarm PA 1120 12

Silent PA HA 1122 12

PA ALARM RESTORE

PA Restore PH 3120 13

ü ü û û

Silent PA Restore HH 3122 13

Keypad PA

Restore

PR 3120 13

MEDICAL ALARM

Medical Alarm MA 1100 14

ü ü ü ü

MEDICAL RESTORE

Medical Alarm

Restore

MH 3100 15

ü ü û û

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Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

SUB-AREA ALARM/RESTORE

Ward Alarm BA 1130 16

ü û û û

TAMPER ALARM

Invalid Tag JA 1461 17

All All All

û

RS485Fault IA 1300 17

Device Fail ET 1333 17

Tamper Alarm TA 1137 17

Tamper On Zone TA 1144 17

Code Guessing JA 1461 17

Case Tamper TA 1137 17

Siren Case

Tamper

TA 1321 17

Radio Tamper T A 1337 17

TAMPER RESTORE

Tamper

(Wired/Wireless)

Restore

TH 3137 18

All All

û û

Tamper On Zone

Restore

TH 3144 18

Case Tamper

Restore

TR 3137 18

Siren Case

Tamper Restore

YH 3321 18

BYPASS

Zone Bypassed BB 1570 19

ü ü ü û

Zone Force
(Bypassed)

Armed

1570 19

Fire Zone
Bypassed

FB 1571 19

24h Alarm Zone

Bypassed

BB 1572 19

RESTORE OF BYPASS

Fire Zone Bypass

Restore

FU 3571 20

ü ü û û

24h Alarm Zone
Bypass Restore

BU 3572 20

Zone Bypass

Restore

BU 3570 20

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Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

TECHNICAL

Low Volts AT 1302 21

ü ü ü û

Batt ery

Disconnect

YT 1311 21

Batt ery Load Fail YT 1309 21

Fuse 1 IA 1300 21

Fuse 2 IA 1300 21

Fuse 3 IA 1300 21

Fuse 4 IA 1300 21

Fuse 5 IA 1300 21

Fuse 6 IA 1300 21

Fuse 7 IA 1300 21

Fuse 8 IA 1300 21

Batt ery Critical YT 1302 21

Wired Siren Fault YA 1320 21

TECHNICAL RESTORE

Batt ery Connect YR 3311 22

ü ü û û

Device Restored ER 3333 22

Fuse Fail Restore IR 3300 22

Detector Fault

Restore

BJ 3324 22

Wired Siren Fault

Restore

YH 3320 22

AC MAINS MISSING/RESTORE

Mains Fail Fault AT 1301 23

ü ü ü ü

Restore of Mains

Fault

AR 3301 23

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Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

WIRELESS ALARM/RESTORE

Radio Low

Batt ery

XT 1384 24

ü ü ü û

Radio

Supervision

Failure

UY 1381 24

Radio Hub

Jamming

XQ 1344 24

Radio Hub Jam

Restore

XH 3344 24

Radio Jamming

Restore

XH 3344 24

Radio

Supervision

Restore.

UJ 3381 24

Radio Low

Batt ery Restore

XR 3384 24

TELECOM STATUS

Modem Failed 1330 25

û û û û

Modem

Communicatio n

Fail

1350 25

Input Line Fail LT 1351 25

Telecom Line

Fault

LT 1351 25

Input Line

Restored

LR 3351 25

Telecom Line

Restored

LR 3351 25

ACCESS CONTROL

Door Left Open DL 1426 26

ü û û û

Door Forced DF 26

MASK ALARM/RESTORE

Detector Masked BT 1324 27

ü ü ü û

Detector Masked

Restore

BJ 3324 27

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Event

SIA

code

CID

code

Event

Type

Number

Default 1
(ARC) Full
Reporting

Default 2
(ARC) No

Arm/Disarm

Default 3 (ARC) No

Arm/Disarm and

Alarm Restorals

Default

(SMS)

SPECIAL LOG

Zone Special Log

Opened

UA 1146 28

û û û û

Zone Special Log

Closed

UR 3146 28

Zone Special Log
Switcher Opened

UA 1146 28

Zone Special Log

Switcher Closed

UR 3146 28

ALARM SILENCED

Alarm Silenced OR 1406 29

û ü û û

Sub-Area Alarm

Silenced

OG 1402 29

TECHNICAL ALARM SILENCED

Technical Alarm

Silenced

OR 1406 30

û û û û

Technical Alarm

in Sub-Area

Silenced

OG 1402 30

INFORMATION

Engineer Access LB 1627 31

û û û û

Engineer Exit LX 1628 31

System Restart 1305 31

Logs Cleared 1621 31

Engineer Reset RN 3313 31

Clean Started 1305 31

Site Changed YG 1306 31

Logs Nearly Full 1623 31

Input Walk

Tested

1607 31

Access Levels

Level Description

1 Access by any person; for example the general public.

2 User access by an operator; for example customers (systems users).

3 User access by an engineer; for example analarm company professional.

4 User access by the manufacturer of the equipment.

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Alarm, tamper and fault indicationswill automatically be cleared within 3 minutes. If a user
has finished viewing the information they can terminate the display instantlybypressing the

t key.

Compliance

As per EN 50131-1 the Enforcer iscapable of supportingallconditionsA,B andC:

In Grades 1 & 2 I&HAS when an I&HAS or partthereofisin a set state:

a. access to the supervised premises or partthereof, via an entry/exitroute, shall be prevented,

or
b. opening the door to the entry/exit route shall initiate an entry procedure, or
c. indication of the set/unset statusshallbe provided.

In Grades 3 & 4 I&HAS when an I&HAS or partthereofisin a set state:

a. access to the supervised premises or part thereof, via an entry/exitroute, shall be prevented,

or
b. opening the door to the entry/exit route shall initiate an entry procedure.

App HomeControl+ not certified IMQ-Security Systems.

2

EN50131-3:2009
EN50131-1:2008+A1:2009
Security Grade 2
Environmental Class II

For electricalproducts soldwithin the European Community.

At the endof the electrical products useful life, it shouldnotbe disposedof with householdwaste.
Please recycle where facilitiesexist. Check with your Local Authorityor retailer for recycling advice
in your country. When disposing of the productand accessories, the batteries must be removedand
disposed of separatelyin accordance with the local regulations.

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Notes

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