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Software version ≥2.1
RINS1840-2
EURO 46 APP
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Two Way Wireless High Security 3
User Friendly Keyfobs 4
User Automation Outputs 4
Operating the Euro 46 APP Panel 5
How to navigate through the menus/Button Operation 6
Chime Feature: 7
HU Alarm from keypad: 7
Using the Keyfob - The Buttons: 8
Setting your Euro 46 Panel 9
Unsetting your Euro 46 Panel 10
Setting / Unsetting with the Tag Reader 11
The Wireless Arming Station 12
SMS Commands 13
Master Manager menu options 15
Entering the Master Manager menu 16
Master Manager menu: Date and Time 16
Master Manager menu: Operate User Automation Outputs 17
Master Manager menu: Omit Inputs 17
Master Manager menu: Change Codes 18
Master Manager menu: Review Logs 21
Master Manager menu: Wi-Fi Setup 22
Master Manager menu: Set Up App Data 23
Master Manager menu: Set Up App Data 24
Master Manager menu: SMS Phonebook 25
Master Manager menu: Walk Test 25
Master Manager menu: Siren Test 25
Master Manager menu: Allow Engineer Menu 26
Master Manager menu: Block Remote Set 26
Master Manager menu: Block UDL 27
Master Manager menu: System Sounds Demo 27
Master Manager menu: Exit Master Manager menu 28
Engineer Contacts / Installation Record Table 28
Input tables 29
User Tables 30
Outputs Table 31
Product Information 32
Contents
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HomeControl+ Smartphone APP Remote Control
The system will notify you via APP Push-notications real-time, for example: Setting and Unsetting events, Alarms, i.e.
notication that your child has returned home from school safely; or notication of a leakage of water in your property etc.
Two Way Wireless High Security
Thank you for choosing this alarm system as protection for your property. It is designed to conform to the latest industry
standards.
There are many features that the alarm system has, and these can be explained in detail by your alarm engineer.
Wireless peripherals may be used on this alarm system; these include wireless sensors and wireless set/unset keyfobs. Please
ask your alarm engineer for more details.
With a host of features and accessories, the EURO 46 APP alarm system oers maximum exibility and ensures that each alarm
system can be individually tailored to the needs of the application.
Battery Monitoring/Saving
Advanced technology preserves the battery life of each wireless device.
The EURO 46 APP panel also informs you in advance of when a battery needs replacing, giving you enough time to change the
battery in the specic device before it stops working. This key feature keeps your environment fully protected, unlike other
conventional systems.
The HomeControl+ smartphone App can even be set to send you a notication of when a battery needs replacing.
High Security Encryption
128 bit high security wireless encryption protocol and intelligent wireless jamming detection.
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User Friendly Keyfobs
The two-way wireless keyfob allows you to see the status of your EURO 46 APP Panel via three colour
LEDs:
System arm: A RED LED will illuminate.
System disarm: A GREEN LED will illuminate.
System fault: An AMBER LED will illuminate (this will ash when the keyfob is unable to set the
system).
It is possible to allocate dierent functions to each keyfob, such as: setting or unsetting
dierent areas, activating outputs to control external devices (such as: gates), requesting the
system status and activating HU (Hold-Up / Panic alarms).
Up to 32 wireless keyfobs can be added to your EURO 46 APP Panel. Each wireless keyfob has a unique ID, which can be
reported to the ARC and HomeControl+ App. These are stored in the event log of the EURO 46 APP Panel individually. The
keyfob also allows you to individually set or unset every area, giving you total control of your system.
NOTE: Keyfobs may only be used if the EURO-ZEM32-WE is installed. Ask your engineer for more information.
User Automation Outputs
The EURO 46 APP Panel gives you the option to operate up to 30 devices (such as: gates, lights, sprinklers.), via your keypad or
remotely via your keyfob or HomeControl+ App.
HomeControl+ App and SMS notications
Your EURO 46 APP Panel will provide you with real-time push notications on your phone or within the HomeControl+ App
(See HomeControl+ App Setup Guide), such as: that your child has returned home from school, or a leakage of water in your
property. You can also opt to receive these via SMS text messages (THIRD PARTY SIM CARDS ONLY).
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Operating the EURO 46 APP Panel
Default Master Manager Code: 2222 (Press D Key before entering code).
Setting/Unsetting Methods:
There are four dierent methods that can be used for setting or unsetting your alarm: using the EURO 46 APP Panel keypad,
using a proximity tag, a keyfob or the HomeControl+ App on your mobile (Android or iOS) device.
How to navigate through the menus/Button Operations
Press to quick exit
menu / selects Area A.
Press to move
backwards to the
previous main menu
item / selects Area B.
Press to move back
to the previous
option in a sub-menu
/ Displays additional
information in the
log / Selects Area C.
Scrolls forwards in the
log / selects Area D,
Press to enter Master
Manager Code.
Dedicated Hold-Up Alarm
key (see page 7)
Fire Alarm key - only if
setup by installer. Hold for
3 seconds to activate a re
alarm.
Dedicated Left Arrow Key
(scrolls left in menu)
Dedicated Right Arrow Key
(scrolls right in menu)
EURO-LCDPZ
Surface / Flush Mount
Keypad
This Keypad has the
same key functions as
the other, but features
4 extra dedicated keys
over the standard Euro
Keypad:
EURO-LCD
Euro Keypad
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The Master Manager menu allows you to set up specic
features by asking you a series of setup questions:
No - Scrolls forwards in the main menu and sub-menus
/ returns you to the previous menu level once you have
scrolled through all of the options.
Yes - Selects items and enters into a sub-menu or
option.
Main menus are in capital letters and nish with a question mark, e.g. ‘CHANGE CODES?’.
Sub-menus are in lower case letters and nish with a question mark, e.g. ‘Add New User?’.
Programmable options are in lower case letters and DO NOT nish with a question mark, but instead: ‘Yes/No’, or other
options, such as: ‘User / Manager’.
To navigate through the menu system, simply answer the questions in the main and sub-menus. For example, if the question
is: ‘CHANGE CODES?’, pressing [YES] will take you into the sub-menu ‘Add New User?’, and pressing [YES] again will then take
you into the programmable options of this sub-menu. If at this point you press [NO], you will be taken out of the individual
option. Continue to press [NO] and you will navigate through the sub-menus and eventually return to the main menu.
How to navigate through the menus/Button Operation
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Chime Feature: HU Alarm from keypad:
This feature can be set up by your installer and
is most commonly enabled for doors using the
magnetic contact. When activated you will hear
a ‘chime’ sound to alert you whenever the door
is opened.
To disable the chime on the your panel keypad,
simply close all doors that chime and when ‘c’ is
displayed, press the c key. Press the c key
again to re-enable the chime.
With the standard Euro Keypad, if you require a Hold-Up (HU)
alarm, press and hold both the 1 and 7 keys for 3 seconds and
a ‘HU’ alarm will be generated.
If you have the Surface or ush mount keypad (pictured on the
right below) then it has a dedicated HU Alarm button - hold this
for 3 seconds to generate a HU Alarm
Note: The HU feature must be enabled by your engineer (silent or
audible alarm options available).
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Programed for ‘Set Area’: one or more
areas will be set when pressed.
Programed for ‘Unset Area’: one or more
areas will be unset when pressed.
Programed for ‘User Output’. For example;
a gate can open or close at a button press.
Programed for ‘Status LED’. This displays the
system status when pressed:
Using the Keyfob (If you have a Wireless ZEM ):
Locking the keyfob:
All four buttons on the keyfob can be ‘locked’ to prevent you from
accidentally pressing them. You can do this by pressing the two
central keys together ( >& I ) or the two outer keys together
( & II ).
As indicated on the diagram to the right. A RED LED will ash to
indicate that the fob has been locked. To unlock the keyfob press
the same two keys together again and a GREEN LED will ash
to indicate that it is now unlocked. Please note that locking the
keyfob disables all LED indications.
RED = Set
GREEN = Unset
AMBER = Fault
Quick Setting:
If you have chosen to program one of the keyfob buttons as ‘Set Area’, you can then opt to ‘quick set’ that area. When you press
the button to set the area, the EURO 46 APP panel will begin to count down your exit time (depending on what exit mode
has been programed by your engineer). Once this ‘setting stage’ begins, press the same button on the keyfob again and the
system will set immediately.
The unset LED on the Control Panel will turn o and a beep will sound to signal that the system has been set. The RED LED on
the keyfob will illuminate for a short time to conrm this.
The wireless keyfob has four buttons that can be
programed to perform specic functions: no action, show
status, set area, unset area, latch output, timed output and
HU alarm activation. This can be customised to operate as
desired (programed in the function ‘Change Codes’). The
keyfob diagram on the right shows how each button can
be programed:
Press outer
keys together
or inner keys
together:
The LED will
light up RED
and the keys
will lock.
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Setting your Euro 46 APP panel
There are four ways that you can set your system.
Enter your user code and select any areas that are to be set, then press the button as shown below:
Press the set () button on the keyfob
and then release, the keyfob will set the
areas it has been assigned to by your
installer.
Present your tag and select any areas
that are to be set, then press the
button (presenting a tag takes
you straight to the ‘Set Areas’ screen
in the diagram above)
NOTE: Options 1 & 2 only function if ‘Flexi Set’ is
selected as ‘Yes’ in the ‘CHANGE CODES?’ menu.
If selected as ‘No’, then all areas allocated to
your user code will set.
NOTE: Your system may
not have a wireless ZEM
installed - and therefore
not have keyfobs.
NOTE: The keyfob buttons
can be programed in the
Master Manager ‘CHANGE
CODES’ menu by going to
‘Delete/Change User’ and
selecting keyfob from the
list of users.
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Open the HomeControl+ App
on your mobile device and sign
into your system with your user
code and password details.
Next - touch the green (unset)
padlock icons to
turn them to red
padlock icons and
set those areas.
NOTE: Please see the
App guide for further
details or contact
your installer.
1.
2. 3.
4.
Default Master Manager Code: 2 2 2 2
We highly recommend that this is changed.
OR - User code given by your installer.
YES YES YES
Euro 46 App
Time 02:11 c
Enter Your Code
[******]
Set Areas
[01ABCD]
Please Wait
Arming Wireless
Setting [029]
Area A
Press the 0, 1, A, B, C, or D keys
to select the area to be set
User
Code
User
Code
YES
Stop Setting?
[******]
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Unsetting your Euro 46 APP panel
There are four ways that you can unset your system.
Enter your user code and select any areas that are to be unset, then press the button as shown below:
Press the unset ( >) button on the
keyfob and then release, the keyfob will
unset the areas it has been assigned to
by your installer.
Present your tag and select any areas
that are to be unset, then press the
button (presenting a tag takes
you straight to the ‘Unset Areas’
screen in the diagram above)
NOTE: Options 1 & 2 only function if ‘Flexi Unset’
has been enabled by your engineer. If it has not
been enabled, then all areas allocated to your
user code will unset.
NOTE: Your system may
not have a wireless ZEM
installed - and therefore
not have keyfobs.
NOTE: The keyfob
buttons can be
programed in the Master
Manager ‘CHANGE
CODES’ menu by going
to ‘Delete/Change User ’
and selecting keyfob
from the list of users.
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Open the HomeControl+ App
on your mobile device and sign
into your system with your user
code and password details. Then
touch the red (set) padlock
icons to turn
them to green
padlock icons and
unset those areas.
NOTE: Please see the
App guide for further
details or contact
your installer.
2. 3.
4.
1.
Default Master Manager Code: 2 2 2 2
We highly recommend that this is changed.
OR - User code given by your installer.
YES YES
Euro 46 App
Time 02:11 c
Euro 46 App
Time 02:11 c
Enter Your Code
[******]
Unset Areas
[01ABCD]
Press the 0, 1, A, B, C, or D keys
to select the area to be set
User
Code
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Setting / Unsetting with the Tag Reader (optional extras)
Setting (See diagram to the right):
i. Present a valid tag to the reader.
ii. The GREEN LED will illuminate on the external reader (or the
unset LED on the internal reader).
iii. Remove the tag.
iv. The door will unlock.
v. Present the same tag within 10 seconds and the system will set
and the door will lock displaying a RED LED.
Unsetting:
i. Present a valid tag to the reader and then remove it.
ii. The status will be shown (the alarm symbol will illuminate to
indicate that the system is set on the internal reader, or the
RED LED on the external reader).
iii. Present the same tag again within 10 seconds and the system
will be unset and the door will unlock.
Access Control/Entry Control:
The readers can also be used for opening doors only, without
the ability to set or unset. Please contact your installer for more
information on this feature.
NOTE: If the alarm system fails to set, a fault will display on the internal
tag reader or a ‘failed to set’ sound will activate on the external tag
reader buzzer.
Tag Area (present tag here)
Ready LED (ready to Set)
Alarm LED (shows alarms)
Tamper LED (shows tamper alarms)
Fault LED (shows system faults)
Unset LED (shows system is unset)
It is possible to set and unset your system using a tag wherever a reader is installed.
Internal Tag Reader LEDs
External Tag Reader LEDs (shown for system set)
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The Wireless Arming Station (optional extra)
Controlling Outputs (switching gates, sprinklers, lights etc. if enabled by installer)
Setting and Unsetting using a Wireless Arming Station.
The wireless arming station mirrors the control panel keypad so as to control it from another room. You will notice that it has
the same LEDs and symbols, and the same layout - it even has the same tag reader functionality. In addition to these features,
it has direct output control, with 4 dedicated LEDs to indicate the status of your outputs (ON or OFF).
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SMS Commands (GPRS with third party SIM only)
If you have the GPRS version of the EURO 46 APP panel you can send SMS text commands via your mobile phone.
NOTE: All SMS commands must start with a valid user code and are not case sensitive unless the utilised outputs are activated.
NOTE: If an SMS command is not recognised, the panel will send an ‘incorrect command’ message back to you.
Example SMS command send:
123456 Set A
123456 Set 01ABCD
Description:
123456 = User Code. Set A = Will set in Area A.
123456 = User Code. Set 01ABCD = Will set in Areas
01ABCD.
Example SMS command
response:
Final Set; Area A
Final Set; Area 01ABCD
NOTE: If no areas are specied
then all areas will set (default). In
‘One Area’ Mode, the default will
be Area A.
Setting via SMS text command
Example SMS command send:
123456 Unset A
123456 Unset ABCD
Description:
123456 = User Code. Unset A = Will unset in Area A.
123456 = User Code. Unset ABCD = Will unset in
Areas ABCD.
Example SMS command
response:
Unset; Area A
Unset; Area ABCD
NOTE: If no areas are specied
then all areas will unset (default).
In ‘One Area’ Mode, the default
will be Area A.
Unsetting via SMS text command
Example SMS command send:
123456 Set A Omit 4
123456 Set A Omit Kitchen
Description:
123456 = User Code. Set A Omit 4 = Sets Area A and
will omit input number 4.
123456 = User Code. Set A Omit Kitchen = Sets Area
A and will omit the input that is called Kitchen.
Example SMS command response:
Input Omit; Area A Input 04
Force Set: Area A
Input Omit; Area A Kitchen
Force Set: Area A
Setting with inputs omitted via SMS text command
Example SMS command send:
123456 Omit 6
123456 Omit Garage
Description:
123456 = User Code. Omit 6 = In the next setting
procedure, input number 6 will be omitted.
123456 = User Code. Omit Garage = In the next
setting procedure, the input called Garage will be
omitted.
Example SMS
command
response:
Input Omit; Area
A Input 06
Input Omit; Area
A Garage
NOTE: Output names have to be one
word and spelled exactly as written in the
panel e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable.
It has to be written as Garage-Door in the
panel and the respective command will
be Garage-Door.
Omitting inputs via SMS text command
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Example SMS command send:
123456 Status
Description:
123456 = User Code. Status
Area B Unset No Faults
Area C Unset No Faults
Area D Unset No Faults
Example SMS command response:
Area A Unset No Faults
Checking the system status vis SMS text command
Example SMS command send:
123456 Output 1 On
123456 Output Garage-Door
On
123456 Output Garage-Door
O
Description:
123456 = User Code. User Output 1
turns on.
123456 = User Code output
Garage-Door on = Turns output
named as Garage-Door on.
123456 = User Code output
Garage-Door o = Turns output
named as Garage-Door o.
Example SMS command
response:
OUTPUT 1 ON
OUTPUT Garage-Door ON
OUTPUT Garage-Door OFF
NOTE: Output names have to be one word
and spelled exactly as written in the panel
e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable. It has
to be written as Garage-Door in the panel
and the respective command will be Garage-Door.
NOTE: The user automation outputs can be
also activated via the keypad or the keyfob.
Operating the User Automation Outputs via SMS text commands
Example SMS command send:
123456 Output 1 Status
123456 Output Garage-Door
Status
Description:
123456 = User Code.
User Output 1 status check.
123456 = User Code.
Output Garage-Door status check.
Example SMS command
response:
OUTPUT 1 ON or OUPUT 1 OFF
OUTPUT Garage-Door ON or
OUTPUT Garage-Door OFF
NOTE: Output names have to be one
word and spelled exactly as written in the
panel e.g. Garage Door is not acceptable.
It has to be written as Garage-Door in the
panel and the respective command will be
Garage-Door.
Checking the User Automation Outputs status via SMS text commands
Example SMS command send:
123456 Change 07777888999
07878888999
(enter 1 space between numbers)
Description:
123456 = User Code. Changes
number 07777888999 to number
07878888999
Example SMS command
response:
CHANGE 07878888999
NOTE: Use the appropriate international dialling code (e.g. +44) when necessary (i.e. for
foreign SIM cards). For example if you wanted
to message a foreign SIM card at your holiday
home abroad.
Changing a Mobile Number via SMS text commands
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Set Date & Time
Programs the date and time and enables the summer-time automatic adjustment.
Operate User Outputs
Activates/deactivates user automation outputs that are used to remotely activate devices, such as electronic gates & lights.
Omit Inputs
Disables any sensor (input) on the system for the current setting period. This feature also disables tamper alarms.
Change Codes
Programs the user codes, tags and learns keyfobs to the HomeControl+ panel.
Review Logs
The ‘Review Logs’ function is used to view all operational information of the alarm system, such as setting/unsetting
information, access control and alarm activations etc.
Set Up App Data
To use the HomeControl+ App (see App Setup Guide or contact your installer) this function must be enabled.
Wi-Fi Setup (future use)
Used to add or change a WiFi connection with your router (if you have the WiFi communications module installed).
SMS Phonebook
If SMS texting is enabled, there will be up to 4 mobile numbers that can be programmed to send SMS alarms. Please discuss
this feature with your installer if required (THIRD PARTY SIM CARDS ONLY).
Walk Test
The ‘Walk Test’ function allows the testing of all programmed inputs on the alarm system.
Siren Test
This function is used to test the external siren (wired and wireless) and strobe.
Allow Engineer Menu
If this function is enabled, the engineer will require authorisation from you before they can access the engineer menu.
Block Remote Set
Blocks any attempt at setting the system remotely via the upload/download software functionality.
Block UDL
Blocks any attempt at dialling into the system remotely via the upload/download software functionality.
System Sounds Demo
This function demonstrates all the sounds of the Enforcer.
Exit Manager Menu
Exits the Master Manager menu.
Master Manager menu options
NOTE 1: Pressing the key will exit the master manager menu at any main menu option above.
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Entering the Master Manager menu
Master Manager menu: Date and Time
NOTE: Date and Time are set automatically on most networks.
– GPRS is network dependant.
Default Master Code is: 2222
We recommend that
this is changed
YES
Euro 46 App
Time 02:11 c
Enter Your Code
[******]
SET DATE & TIME?
D
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Master Manager menu: Operate User Automation Outputs
Master Manager menu: Omit Inputs
Select User
Automation Output:
[0] Output 1
[30] Output 30
YES YES
OPERATE USER
OUTPUTS?
Select Output
[01]
Output On
YES
NO
NONONO
OMIT INPUTS?
YES
B
YES
OMIT INPUTS
Omit Day Al [--]
Input 01
YES
NONO
NO
CHANGE CODES?
B
?
Omit Day Al [--]
B
B
Select Inputs: [0 - 46]
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B
Master Manager menu: Change Codes - congure user codes
USE THIS OPTION
BELOW TO CHANGE
THE DEFAULT MASTER
MANAGER CODE
USE THIS OPTION
BELOW TO CHANGE ANY
USER CODES (IF USER
CODES HAVE BEEN SETUP)
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Change Codes: Congure Proximity Tags
Flexi Set: If selected as ‘Yes’ you will be able to choose the area you wish to set after you have entered your user code or
presented a valid tag.
If selected as ‘No’, the control panel will automatically set all areas that the panel/code is assigned to.
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Change Codes: Learn / Congure Keyfobs (only available on systems with a wireless ZEM)
Press C Key to
DELETE code
YES
Add New User?
Empty [03]
NO
YES
Enter User Code
[ ]
User Name
_
Press and Hold
ANY button
for 5 seconds
Button Action:
[0] No Action
[1] Show Status
[2] Set Area
[3] Unset Area
[4] Operate Output
YES
Select Button
Button [1]
Button Action [1]
Show Status
If Set Area
or Unset Area
User Areas
[01ABCD]
If Operate Output
Output [01]
Select Button:
[1] Button LOCK
[2] Button UNLOCK
[3] Button I
[4] Button II
[5] Buttons LOCK + UNLOCK
[6] Buttons I + II
[7] Buttons LOCK + I
[8] Buttons UNLOCK + II
YES
YES
Output:
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Master Manager menu: Review Logs
To obtain more information on the event Press
YES
REVIEW LOG?
SET UP APP
DATA?
Panel Log?
NONONO
YES YES
YES
01/01 00:11:44
Alarm Silenced
User 01
Repeat for all
Events
YES
Start of Log
NO
To obtain more information on the event Press
Access Log?
NO NONO
YES YES
YES
01/01 00:11:44
User Open Door
User 01
Repeat for all
Events
YES
Start of Log
C
C
B
B
This menu can be used to access the full panel and access logs - in order to check the history of events that have transpired on
your alarm system. The HomeContol+ App can also be used to see the latest system events.
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Master Manager menu: Set Up App Data (if enabled by engineer)
Security Level: Normal
NOTE: When creating passwords, please ensure that you use a variety of upper case, lower case, numbers and
symbols -to establish the best security possible.
NOTE: See the App Setup guide or contact your installer for more information on how to setup the App.
NOTE: It is highly recommended that
‘Always Poll Cloud’ is set to ‘Yes’
Always Poll Cloud:
[0] No
[1] Yes
YES YES
YES
YES
SET UP APP
DATA?
Use App
No [0]
System ID
AAAAAAAA
Cloud Password:
Security Level
Normal [0]
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
Alwys Poll Cloud
Yes [1]
NO
NO
NO
App Password:
_
NO
SMS PHONEBOOK?
U
se App:
[0] No
[1] Yes
S
ecurity:
[0] Normal
[1] High
B
YES
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Master Manager menu: Set Up App Data (if enabled by engineer)
Security Level: High
THIRD PARTY SIM CARDS ONLY: Password
key to be sent to your mobile phone so
that ONLY YOU know the App password. UK
numbers can be entered with or without an
international dialling code (e.g. +44). If you
need to enter an international dialling code
to send the key to a foreign SIM card –use
the key to enter the ‘+’ symbol.
NOTE: See the App Setup guide or contact
your installer for more information on how
to setup the App.
B
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Master Manager menu: Wi-Fi Setup (WiFi module available in future)
NOTE: 32 Characters MAX
for SSID and password entry.
Do not enter spaces at the
beginning or end.
B
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Master Manager menu: SMS Phonebook (Third party SIM cards only)
Master Manager menu: Walk Test
Master Manager menu: Siren Test
NOTE: UK numbers can be entered with or
without an international dialling code (e.g. +44).
If you need to enter an international dialling
code to send the key to a foreign SIM card –use
the key to enter the ‘+’ symbol.
B
B
YES YES
WALK TEST? Walk Test Areas
[01ABCD]
Walk Test Input
[01]
Walk Test Inputs
Input 01
YES
NONONO
SIREN TEST?
B
NOTE: Select the Areas that you would like to
‘walk test’ and then walk around those areas in
your property in order to trigger the detectors in
every area selected in the ‘walk test areas’ menu.
Once you have done this you will see ‘walk test
complete’ displayed on the keypad.
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Master Manager menu: Allow Engineer Menu
Master Manager menu: Block Remote Set
This function will block any attempt made to
set or unset via the UDL software if enabled.
B
Block UDL remote set:
[0] No
[1] Yes
BLOCK REMOTE
SET?
Block Remote Set
No [0]
YES
NONO
BLOCK UDL?
YES
B
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Master Manager menu: Block UDL
If enabled, this function will block
any attempt made to dial into the
control panel to upload and download information.
Master Manager menu: System Sounds Demo
B
B
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Master Manager menu: Exit Master Manager menu
Engineer Contacts / Installation Record Table
Alarm Installation Company:
Date of Installation:
Site Reference:
Engineer Name:
Engineer Contact Number:
Installed to Grade 2: Yes / No
Installed to Grade 3: Yes / No
Environmental Class:
II
Other Comments:
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Input tables
Wired or Wireless
Inputs
Input Name Input Areas Description
09 (ZEM 0)
10 (ZEM 0)
11 (ZEM 0)
12 (ZEM 0)
13 (ZEM 0)
14 (ZEM 0)
15 (ZEM 0)
16 (ZEM 0)
17 (ZEM 1)
18 (ZEM 1)
19 (ZEM 1)
20 (ZEM 1)
21 (ZEM 1)
22 (ZEM 1)
23 (ZEM 1)
24 (ZEM 1)
25 (ZEM 2)
26 (ZEM 2)
27 (ZEM 2)
28 (ZEM 2)
29 (ZEM 2)
30 (ZEM 2)
31 (ZEM 2)
32 (ZEM 2)
33 (ZEM 2)
34 (ZEM 2)
35 (ZEM 2)
36 (ZEM 2)
37 (ZEM 2)
38 (ZEM 2)
39 (ZEM 2)
40 (ZEM 2)
Wired only
Inputs
Input Name Input Areas Description
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
Wired Keypad
Inputs
Input Name Input Areas Description
41 (Keypad 1)
42 (Keypad 1)
43 (Keypad 2)
44 (Keypad 2)
45 (Keypad 3)
46 (Keypad 3)
30
User Tables
User Name Code/Tag/
Keyfob
User Name Code/Tag/
Keyfob
User Name Code/Tag/
Keyfob
1 26 51
2 27 52
3 28 53
4 29 54
5 30 55
6 31 56
7 32 57
8 33 58
9 34 59
10 35 60
11 36 61
12 37 62
13 38 63
14 39 64
15 40 65
16 41 66
17 42 67
18 43 68
19 44 69
20 45 70
21 46 71
22 47 72
23 48 73
24 49 74
25 50 75
31
Outputs Table
Wired
Outputs
Latched
/ Timed
Name & Action
BELL O/P
STB O/P (strobe)
PGM O/P
XPGM1 O/P
XPGM2 O/P
User Output 1
User Output 2
User Output 3
User Output 4
User Output 5
User Output 6
User Output 7
User Output 8
User Output 9
User Output 10
User Output 11
User Output 12
User Output 13
User Output 14
Wired
Outputs
Latched
/ Timed
Name & Action
User Output 15
User Output 16
User Output 17
User Output 18
User Output 19
User Output 20
User Output 21
User Output 22
User Output 23
User Output 24
User Output 25
User Output 26
User Output 27
User Output 28
User Output 29
User Output 30
ZEM Outputs
(wired/wireless)
Latched
/ Timed
Name & Action
ZEM-0 Output 1
ZEM-0 Output 2
ZEM-0 Output 3
ZEM-0 Output 4
ZEM-1 Output 1
ZEM-1 Output 2
ZEM-1 Output 3
ZEM-1 Output 4
ZEM-2 Output 1
ZEM-2 Output 2
ZEM-2 Output 3
ZEM-2 Output 4
ZEM-3 Output 1
ZEM-3 Output 2
ZEM-3 Output 3
ZEM-3 Output 4
Product Information
For electrical products sold within the European Community, at the end of the electrical products useful life, it should not be disposed of with
household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice in your country.
When disposing of products & accessories, the batteries must be removed and disposed of separately in accordance with local regulations.
EN50131-1:2006+A1:2009
EN50131-3:2009
EN50131-6:2008
EN50131-5-3:2005+A1:2008
Security Grade 2 & 3
Environmental Class II
Secure Holdings, Pyronix House, Braithwell Way, Hellaby, Rotherham, S66 8QY, United Kingdom.
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Pyronix Guarantee
At Pyronix Limited we are proud of our products and believe that we ensure both suitable materials and the utmost skill and care are used in
manufacturing them.
We are condent in the abilities of the installers and distributors to whom we sell our products, and the high standards that they employ to
ensure that Pyronix products are delivered to you in the same condition as they left us.
Pyronix Limited warrants that all our manufactured products shall be free from defects in workmanship and material for the period specied
on the batch label relating to the product supplied (the “Pyronix Guarantee period” for that product).
Some Pyronix products are capable of generating voice messages, digital messages and text messages via SMS. In order for these messages
to reach their intended destination, the Pyronix product needs to be connected to network and transmission facilities operated by third
parties. Pyronix is not responsible for the operation of the network, any incompatibility between the Pyronix products and the connected
network and transmission facilities, the delivery and non-delivery of these messages, network and transmission failures, the third parties
service level, or the costs associated with the delivery of these messages.
We hope that you will not, but if you nd that any Pyronix product is defective or contains defects in workmanship or material please contact
the business which supplied that product to you, and ask them to liaise with us about it. They may need the product to be returned to them
for assessment and analysis.
Products which are found not to have been properly maintained or not to function properly as a result of misuse, abuse, improper instal-
lation, neglect or have been damaged by disasters such as re and oods, will not be repaired or replaced by Pyronix Limited under this
guarantee, and Pyronix shall not bear the cost of returning the product (and any other aliated cost).
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