Roiscok RP248CN, RP248MB, RP248KCL User's And Installer's Manual

INDEX

4.9 CONNECT DETECTOR(S) ...............................................................................................12

4.10 CONNECT VOICE MODULE .........................................................................................12

CHAPTER 2 – ABOUT THE KEYPAD ............................................................................. 2

RP248KCL (LCD KEYPAD) ................................................................................................ 2

KEYS AND LED INDICATORS ............................................................................................... 2

3.1 DEPRESS KEYS AUDIBLE ............................................................................................... 4

3.2 DOOR CHIME ................................................................................................................. 4

3.3 THE NUMERIC KEYS AND CHARACTER RELATIVE FORM .................................................. 4

3.4 DIGIT KEYS AND FUNCTIONS KEYS ............................................................................... 4

3.5 MODIFYING/ SETTING AND DELETING CODE ................................................................. 4

3.6 Set date and time .................................................................................................. 5

3.7 Set follow-me numbers ........................................................................................ 6

3.8 Arm and arm sound .............................................................................................. 6

3.9 Disarm and disarm sound .................................................................................... 6

3.10 Duress code disarm ........................................................................................... 7

3.11 Stop siren/bell and stop dialing a number ....................................................... 7

3.12 Bypass and un-bypass zone(s) ........................................................................ 7

3.13 Exit a error operation .......................................................................................... 7

3.14 Keypad alarm ...................................................................................................... 7

3.15 Entry delay and exit delay ................................................................................. 8

3.16 Trouble and display............................................................................................. 8

3.17 Zones characters ................................................................................................ 8

3.19 System Partition and Control ............................................................................ 9

CHAPTER 5 - FUNCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA ...................................................14

5.1 FEATURES OF RP248KCL ............................................................................................14

5.2 FEATURES OF RP248MB AND EXPANSION MODULES ..................................................14

5.3 TECHNICAL DATA .........................................................................................................17

CHAPTER 6 PROGRAMMING DIRECTION .................................................................18

6.1 PROGRAMMABLE ITEMS ...............................................................................................18

6.2 RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS ....................................................................................18

6.5.1 SPECIAL EXPLAIN ..........................................................................................18

6.5.2 SYSTEM PROGRAM ......................................................................................18

6.5.3 Set Zones ..........................................................................................................22

6.5.4 Programmable Utility Output ..........................................................................27

6.5.5 Code Maintenance ...........................................................................................29

6.5.6 Dialer ..................................................................................................................29

6.5.7 Report Code ......................................................................................................31

6.5.8Add Keypad and Module ..................................................................................31

6.6 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS .....................................................................................32

6.7 RP248CN CONTROL PANEL CONTACT ID REPORTING CODES ....................................33

CHAPTER 4 SYSTEM INSTALL EXPLAIN .................................................................. 10

4.1 PREPARATION BEFORE INSTALLATION ........................................................................... 10

4.2 FQA OF INSTALLATION AND SOLUTION ....................................................................... 10

4.3 MAIN BROAD LAYOUT AND PORT FUNCTION DESCRIPTION： ....................................... 10

4.5 CONNECT THE TELEPHONE LINE .................................................................................. 12

4.6 CONNECT THE STANDBY BATTE RY .............................................................................. 12

4.7CONNECT TRANSFORMER ............................................................................................. 12

4.8 CONNECT SIREN/BELL ................................................................................................. 12

RP248CN User’s and Installer’s Manual

CHAPTER 1- SUMMARY of USER’S COMMANDS

The Summary of User’s Commands offers installers and users a quick and convenient way

to operate control panel. All can be done under the state of disarm and so it doesn’t need to

entry programming statue. For detailed information, please go chapter 2 and chapter 3.

No Function Procedure

1 Quick arm [ARM] 2 Arm by code [master code] + [ARM] 3 Arm Stay zones [STAY] 4 Arm Stay zones by code [ master code] + [STAY] 5 System disarm [user code]+[#] 6 Duress disarm [duress code]+[#] 7 Free from siren [user code]+[#] 8 Bypass zone [*]+[1] [1]+[user code] +[#]+[zone number]

9 Un-bypass zone [*]+[1] [2]+[user code] +[#]+[zone number] 10 Utility output [*]+[2][1] 11 Set follow-me phone No. [*]+[2][7]+[ user code] +[#]+ (1-8)+[ phone No.] +[#] 12 Display trouble [*]+[3][1] +[user code] +[#] 13 Display triggered record [*]+[3][2] +[user code] +[#] 14 Display unready zone [*]+[3][3] +[user code] +[#] 15 Display zone state [*]+[3][4] +[user code] +[#] 16 Display memory [*]+[3][5] +[user code] +[#] 17 Test keypad [*]+[4][1] +[user code] +[#] 18 Test Stand-by battery [*]+[4][2] +[user code] +[#] 19 Off door chime [*]+[4][3] +[user code] +[#] 20 On door chime [*]+[4][4] +[user code] +[#] 21 Off partition door chime [*]+[4][5] +[user code] +[#] 22 On partition door chime [*]+[4][6] +[user code] +[#] 23 Off buzzer [*]+[4][7] +[user code] +[#] 24 On buzzer [*]+[4][8] +[user code] +[#] 25 Walk test [*]+[4][0] 26 Set/change users code [*]+[5] +[user code] +[#] 27 Set time [*]+[6]+[1] +[user code] +[#] 28 Set date [*]+[6]+[2] +[user code] +[#] 29 Next Auto arm time [*]+[6]+[3] +[user code] +[#] 30 Next Auto disarm time [*]+[6]+[4] +[user code] +[#] 31 Auto arm [*]+[6]+[5] +[user code] +[#] 32 Auto disarm [*]+[6]+[6] 33 Auto stay arm [*]+[6]+[7] 34 keypad panic alarm [1]+[2] at least 2 seconds 35 keypad fire alarm [4]+[5] at least 2 seconds

keypad special

36

emergency

37 Escape [ESC]

[7]+[8] at least 2 seconds

Trouble List

MAIN：LOW BATT MAIN：AC TROUBLE AC lost MAIN：BELL LOOP Siren trouble FALSE CODE P=1 Code error KITCHEN：FIR

KP=03 COMM TRBL

SYSTEM CLCOK Clock not set

PS= 1 LOW BAT

PS=1 AC TRBL

PS=1 BELL TRBL

PS=1 AUX TRBL

PHONE LINE Phone line in trouble FIRE DOOR：DAY Day time zone in trouble.

LCD Display Trouble

Battery Power low

Fire Loop in trouble The bus in trouble, such as No.3 keypad is in

trouble

Power Module Battery low. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module in AC Trouble. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module Siren in Trouble. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module Stand-by Power is low. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble

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CHAPTER 2 – ABOUT THE KEYPAD

RP248KCL (LCD Keypad)

The control panel RP248CN supports LCD Keypad. Each main board can work with 16 LCD

Keypads at most.

The keypads display system status by its LED indicators and LCD display. Through its keys,

1－Power LED

2－LCD Display

3－Arm LED

Keys and LED indicators

The Keys functions:

1. For Arming, Disarming, Panic Alarm, Programming system etc.

2. Entry user’s function mode.

3. Key [ARM] is for quick arming and code arming. When arm by [ARM], the system will

be fully armed.

4. Key [STAY] is for quick stay arming and code stay arming. Any zone or zones can be

set as interior zone(s) or external zone(s). When arming by [STAY], the external zone(s)

will be armed while leaves the interior zone(s) disarmed.

5. Under the disarmed status, depress [*] to entry user’s function mode for setting code,

clock, on/off the buzzer and so on. For detail, go to CHAPTER 1- SUMMARY of

USER’S COMMANDS

can arm and disarm the system, bypass intrusion zones, report emergencies, stop the siren,

stop calling follow-me number, checking the trouble, program the system etc.

Fig.1 Layout of the RP248KCL

Keys Instruction

4－Disarm LED

5－Bypass LED

6－Fire LED

7- Tamper LED

8－Digit and Function key-press

9－Arm key-press

10－Buzzer

11－Stay Arm key-press

1. Power LED

 On--the system AC power supply is in normal and the stand-by battery is in good

condition.

 Off—no AC power supply and stand-by battery is in power lack.

 Fast flicker—system in trouble.

 Slow flicker—system is in users function.

2. LCD Display

The LCD Display on RP248KCL indicates the system status, including zones triggered,

armed/disarmed system, system trouble, time and other programmed information.

Normally the LCD Display indicates partition No., clock, date and weekday as following:

PARTITION 1

10.18 JAN 10 THU

3. ARM LED

 On-- system is armed.

 Off-- system is disarmed or under the programming state.

 Flicker-- The system is under the delay period state.

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4. READY LED

The Ready LED indicates whether the system is under ready or not, and also whether

system can be armed or not.

On-- The system is ready to be armed now.

Off-- The system is not ready to be armed now.

Flicker-- The system is ready for arming, and at the same time some especial zone(s) with

entry /exit delay is triggered.

5. BYPASS LED

When BYPASS LED on, one or more zone(s) has/have been bypassed or under stay statue.

6. FIRE LED

The LED flicker rapidly when lighting.

7. TEMPER LED

When the detector(s), the keypad or the Expansion Module is /are tempered or destroyed, a

Tamper Code report will be sent and the LED will be lighting.

8. Digit Keys

 When programming, key in 0-9 digits.

 Under the state of users function, quick go to the menu.

9. System Arming [ARM]

When depress [ARM] key, all the zones are armed. The LED Display delay time.

Under the user functional state, the key [ARM] is used to set data. For example, when

setting the clock, [ARM] can be used to choice the month, weekday and partition.

10. Keypad Buzzer

The buzzer is used for indicating the entry/exit delay, alarm, door chime and so on.

11. Stay Home Arming [STAY]

 When depress [STAY] key, the interior zones will not be armed. During stay arming, the

LCD display the delay time.

 Under user function, the [STAY] key is used to set data. For example, when setting the

clock, [STAY] is used to choice month, weekday and partition.

12. Function Key [*]

 Depress [*] Key into the function set ting state.

 Back t o the anterior menu or return to the normal state.

13. Confirm Key [#]

The Key [#] used for confirm and save input data.

14. Moving Key [←][→]

Key [←] is used to choice the anterior command, or moving the cursor to left.

Key [→] is used to choice the next command, or moving the cursor to right.

15. Panic Alarm Key [1]＋[2]

Depress [1]+[2] at least 2 seconds, the system will send a panic alarm message to CMS or

following-me numbers.

16. Fire Alarm Key [4]＋[5]

Depress [4]+[5] at least 2 seconds, the system will send a fire alarm message to CMS or

following-me numbers.

17. Special Emergency Key[7]＋[8]

Depress [7]+[8] at least 2 seconds, the system will send a special emergency message to

CMS or following-me numbers.

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CHAPTER 3 – SYSTEM FUNCTION AND OPERATION

3.1 Depress Keys Audible

 When depress any keys, keypad will emit a brief deep.

 After any successful operation the keypad will emit a long beep to confirm. And after error

operation, the keypad will emit three brief beep warn.

 When arming, the keypad(s) will beep until the end of the exit delay time.

 When trigger an armed zone, the keypad will beep until end the entry delay time. The

system must be disarmed, if not, it will be triggered.

 If zone(s) programmed as door chime function, when triggered the zone(s), keypad will

emit three short beeps.

 When use keypad for panic alarm, fire alarm and special emergency, there will be a brief

beep.

 When triggered alarm, keypad will emit a beep for confirming.

 It will not change the setting for siren/bell after change the buzzer setting on the keypad.

3.2 Door Chime

Each keypad can emit a continuous brief sound, called as DOOR CHIME. If you set the door

chime function, the keypad will emit a door chime sound when the door or window is opened.

Turn on/off the door chime by operation [*]+[4]+[master]+[5] or [6].

3.3 The numeric keys and character relative form

Keys

1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M 2 N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 3 ! “ & ‘ : - ? . / ( ) [ ] 4 a b c d e f g h i j k l m 5 n o p q r s t u v w x y z 6 7 8 9 0

Program as the following:

1. The Key [←] and [→] are used move the cursor to the left or to the right.

2. Key in the character as the above form, such as depress [1] twice to entry the “A” and

depress [2] four times to entry the “P”.

3. After entry one character, move the cursor to entry other one by Key [←][→].

4. After program, depress [#] to confirm, or depress [*] to cancel.

3.4 Digit Keys and Functions Keys

The Keys can support the following functions:

1. Entry digit(s) for arming, disarming, panic alarm, programming system etc.

2. Entry user’s function mode.

3. Key [ARM] is for quick arming and code Arming.

4. Key [STAY] is for quick stay arming and code stay arming. Each zone can be set as

interior zone or external zone. When use [STAY] for arming, the external zone is armed

while leaves the interior zone disarmed.

5. Under the disarmed status, depress [*] to entry user’s function mode. Reference to

CHAPTER 1- SUMMARY of USER’S COMMANDS

3.5 Modifying/ Setting and Deleting Code

The Master Code of RP248CN could be set as four or six digit code. The default master

code is 1-2-3-4. Unless your alarm company has already changed it to suit your preference,

it’s best to modify this code to one which is unique and personalized. RP248CN can set a

great deal of codes, one is master code and others are users’ code. The system code can

be set under the disarm state.

Functions of the Master Code:

 Change the master code

 Distribute, delete and change the system user’s code.

 Access to all zones.

 Bypass zone(s).

 Operation and testing.

 Setting the follow-me numbers

 Turn on the buzzer.

 Turn off the buzzer.

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 Check the system.

 Display and delete memory.

 Display troubles.

 Setting the system clock time and date.

 Setting auto arm time and auto disarm time.

Function of the Users code:

 Arm or disarm the system.

 Bypass zone(s).

 Access one or more zones.

 Check the system.

Setting the Users Codes

Through the LCD keypad to set codes, according to the following steps:

1. Depress [*][5] into access function Mode, then depress [*] to find the menu ” ACCESS

CODE ” by [←][→], depress [#] to confirm and into the menu.

2. Key in the master code (default: 1234 ), then depress [#] to confirm.

3. To choice a menu by [←][→].

a) Changing the master codes when display “00 1234 GRANG”.

b) Changing the User No.1 code when display “01 0 USER”.

c) …

4. Key in a new code and confirm by depress [#]. Finish the change when LCD display

“ACCEPTED”

5. Depress [*] to back to anterior menu Back t o the menu or

6. Depress [*] twice, the system will return to the normal state. Then the power LED is on,

LCD display partition, clock, date, etc..

Modifying/Setting the master Code

Modifying/Setting User’s Codes

Deleting User’s Codes

At times, it may be desirable to completely delete a user code. Note that it is impossible to

delete the master code (although it can be changed).

step Operation

1 In disarm state, depress[*][5] to entry into function state

2

3

4

5 6

Step Operation

1 In disarm state, depress [*][5] to entry into function state

2 Entry Master Code: such as [5][6][7][8]

3

4

5 If successful, the keypad will emit a confirming tone “Beep－”.

Step Operation

1 In disarm state, depress [*][5] to entry into user function state

2 Entry the master code: [5 ][ 6][7 ][8 ]

3

4 5 If successful, the keypad will emit a short confirming beep.

Input 4 digit master code then depress [#] to confirm, such as [1][2][3][4][#] Input new 4 digit code then depress [#] to confirm, such as [5][6][7][8][#]

If successful, the keypad will emit a confirming tone “Beep－”. The selected User Code is now in effect. Exit by depress [*][*]

If operate incorrectly, depress [*] to back to the step 2

Modify/set user 1 code, depress[0] [1] or Modify/set user 2 code, depress[0] [2] or … The other user codes can be modify/set in the same way. Entry the new user code: For example, [3][3][5][5]

To delete the user code 1, depress [1] To delete the user code 2, depress [2] To delete the user code 3, depress [3]

…

The other user s can be deleted in the same way. Entry the [0] [#] to delete this User Code

3.6 Set date and time

Set date: [*]+[6]+[2]+[MASTER CODE]+[MM][DD][YY]

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Steps Description

Check the disarm LED indicator. If on, the system can be

1

2

3

4

Set time: [*]+[6]+[1]+[MASTER CODE]+[HH][MM]

Use a 24-Hour format. Hour and Minute should be two digits.

For example, if you want to entry 16:28, August 18, 2006, operate as:

[*]+[6]+[2]+[MASTER CODE]+[AUG][18][2006]

[*]+[6]+[1]+[MASTER CODE]+[16] [28]

3.7 Set follow-me numbers

Steps Description

(Refer to the chapter 6, section 6.5.6 for detail operation)

When alarm, RP248CN control panel can report the alarm events (burglar alarm, fire alarm,

rob alarm, emergency alarm) to one or several follow-me number(s) which has been set,

and distinguish different alarm events with different sound.

RP248CN has menu function for convenient operation. In normal state, depress

armed; if off, system can’t be armed, check whether every partition is ready or there is any trouble.

Quick arm:

 Quick arm: depress [ARM]  Quick stay arm: depress [STAY]

If operate incorrectly, the keypad will emit three short beeps, try it again please When arming, the keypad will beep until the end of exit delay time. Please leave before end of exit delay. Default exit delay time is 30s.

When entry into an armed zone, the keypad will emit beep

1

2

3

4 Key [←][→] use to check other alarmed events

to warn the system exit delay is begin. The default delay time is 30s.

disarm

 Before end of entry delay, please input a code and [#] to

disarm, or else the system will alarm

 If code incorrectly, the keypad will emit three short

beep. depress [*] and input code again.

Check keypad LCD display status:

 “XXXXXX DISARMED”-- no alarm when armed;  “XXXX：ALARM/ NOV 01,07 18:15 →”-- alarmed and

the alarm time.

[*][2][7][master code][#] can entry into setting follow-me number and modify state. Up to 8 of

follow-me numbers can be set in the system. Depress [←][→] to move cursor left and right.

When setting follow-me number(s), should select the partition number first and then input

telephone number(s), and depress [#] to confirm.

3.8 Arm and arm sound

Quick arm

Any partition of RP248CN can be programmed or distinguished as stay partition and exterior

partition.

Key [ARM] for quick arm all zones/partitions of the system. Please leave away from all the

partitions during the delay time.

Key [STAY] for quick stay arm all of the exterior partitions/zones, and stay partitions/zones

would not be triggered. Please leave away from all the stay partitions / zones immediately.

Arm with code

There are two ways to arm RP248CN, quick arm and code arm. Default is quick arm. If

users need to code arm, please program the system as code arm function in advance. The

system should be armed by [master code] + [ARM], and be partitions armed by [master

code] + [STAY].

Arm sound

According to the default, after exit delay time, the system will make a sound to confirm the

system has entered into arm state. Cancel arm sound, please refer to chapter 6 section

6.5.2

3.9 Disarm and disarm sound

Disarm system

RP248CN can set several groups of 4 digits or 6 digits code in advance, one of them is

master code, and others for users. All of the code can disarm system.

Disarm sound

As the default, RP248CN will emit a long beep to confirm disarm successfully. Input [*]+[4]+

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[7] or [8 ] + [master code] can turn on or off the disarm sound

3.10 Duress code disarm

When be forced, suggest user using duress code to disarm the system. Disarm system

through duress code it will report a duress message to the alarm centry to for help without

any siren or buzzer on.

Any disarm code (master code and users code) add 1 to the last digit is to be duress code.

Such as: if the disarm code is 1234, then the duress code will to be 1235. if code is 7890,

then the forced code is 7891.

3.11 Stop siren/bell and stop dialing a number

When entry, the below display on the keypad means alarmed event:

 Arm LED indicator is flickering

 LCD display ZONE XX ALARM

In any situation, input disarm code the system will stop siren/bell stop dialing follow-me

numbers.

3.12 Bypass and un-bypass zone(s)

Check the zone status

In normal, input [*][3][4] and user/master code and depress [#] to confirm. LCD will display

as follows, the character of second line means zone number, zone description and zone

status:

ZONE STATE（0：01）

01) ZONE 01：G ↓

For armed system: G-means zone is in good arm status, B-means zone is in bypass status;

For disarmed system: R-means zone is in ready status, B-means zone is in bypass status,

N-means zone is in unready status

Key [←] [→] are used to check each zone status. Depress [*] or wait few seconds, the

system will auto return to normal status.

Bypass zone(s)

In normal, input a correct user code and depress [→]. If quick bypass is allowed, depress [→]

to bypass this zone directly. LCD displaying as follows:

BYPASS ZONE： (CL)

01 ZONE 01 N ↓

The first line means the zone status, second line means whether the zone is bypassed or

not. Use key [→] to choice other zone(s), use key [STAY] to exchange [Y] and [N], and

depress [#] to confirm.

For disarmed system: CL-means zone(s) is closed, OP-means zone(s) is triggered.

For armed system: AR- means zone(s) is armed, CL-means zone(s) is not triggered but

bypassed, OP- means zone(s) is triggered but bypassed, AA- means zone(s) armed.

Cancel bypass

Choose a zone number, use [STAY] exchange ”Y” to “N”, and depress [#]

Bypass reset

Under user function state, use key [←][→] to choose 2)BYPASS RECALL, and depress [#]

to confirm. Input a correct user/master code and [#] If quick arm is allowed, need not input

code). LCD will display as follows, depress [#] to confirm bypass reset:

BYPASS RECALL

HIT [#] TO CONFIRM

Exit user function state

Depress [*] two times, exit user function state. In normal, the power LED indicator will turn

on.

3.13 Exit a error operation

When operate incorrectly, depress [*] to cancel and then operate again.

3.14 Keypad alarm

RP248CN’s keypad (RP248KCL) has 3 groups of emergency buttons for reporting intrude

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alarm, fire alarm or medical alarm. All of the emergency alarm is silence alarm in default.

Depress [1] and [2] together at least 2 seconds for intrude alarm.

Depress [5] and [6] together at least 2 seconds for fire alarm.

Depress [7] and [8] together at least 2 seconds for medical alarm.

3.15 Entry delay and exit delay

Your security system must incorporate in and from the premises without causing

inadvertent alarms. A delay period was chosen during your system’s installation to provide

suitable time to allow for your entry and exit. Entry/Exit Delays can be set by programming,

and it’s defaulted as 30 seconds. To change the delay time, refer to location 6.5.3 of

Chapter 6.

3.16 Trouble and display

When keypad emits regular beeps, the system has some trouble. After remove trouble, the

system will return to normal. System trouble includes low battery, loss of AC power, clock

not set, communication trouble and bell loop trouble. Depress [*]+[3] +[1] to check the

event detail on the LCD. Depress [←][→] to check last or next event.

Trouble list is as follows:

3.17 Zones characters

Every zone of RP248CN can be appoint its character, such as delay zone, instant zone,

emergency zone, firm zone, tamper zone, remote zone, utility output zone and so on. 24

hours character will be always armed, no matter the system armed or not. As long as it is

triggered, it will be alarm. Such as emergency zone, tamper zone, emergency button, fire

zone and so on.

Delay zone: which has character of entry delay or/and exit delay. Exit delay is the period

from the time depress [ARM]/[STAY] to the system armed. Entry delay is the max time from

entry to disarm the system. Beyond delay time, will occur the system alarm.

Instant zone: system alarm as soon as the zone triggered.

Emergency zone： be used to connect emergency button, 24-hours armed.

Fire zone：be used to connect smoke and gas detectors, 24- hours armed.

Tamper zone: be used to connect detector’s tamper connector, 24- hours armed.

Remote zone: be used to connect remote control receiver zone, 24- hours armed.

LCD Display Trouble

MAIN：LOW BATT Battery Power low MAIN：AC TROUBLE AC lost MAIN：BELL LOOP FALSE CODE P=1 Code error KITCHEN：FIR Fire Loop in trouble

KP=03 COMM TRBL

SYSTEM CLCOK Clock not set MAIN：AUX TRBL Stand-by Power is low

PS= 1 LOW BAT

PS=1 AC TRBL

PS=1 BELL TRBL

PS=1 AUX TRBL

PHONE LINE Phone line in trouble FIRE DOOR：DAY Day time zone in trouble.

Siren trouble

The bus in trouble, such as No.3 keypad is in trouble

Power Module Battery low. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module in AC Trouble. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module Siren in Trouble. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble Power Module Stand-by Power is low. Such as No.1 power Expansion Module is in trouble

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3.19 System Partition and Control

RP248CN has 8 zones which can be operated separately.

Keypad and partition

Keypad can be appointed to any one or more partitions. Each partition can be set individual

user code. Master code can be use through any one of the keypads.

Public zone

This zone can divide to one or more partitions at the same time, disarm or/and arm public

zone:

1. Disarm public zone: any partition is disarmed, public zone will be disarmed;

2. Arm public zone: all of the partitions are armed, public zone will be armed.

Arm partitioned system

When quick arm system, the partition will be armed by the appointed keypad. When arm the

system through the master code, should select the partition to be armed by key [→][←] as

follows:

1. Input master code through keypad;

2. Depress [ARM];

3. Select the partition to be armed by [→][←];

4. Depress [ARM] or [STAY]. If there is exit delay, the partition will entry into exit delay

countdown;

5. Repeat steps 1-4 to arm other partitions

Disarm partitioned system

User with multi-admin right code can disarm several partitions at the same time, steps is

as follows:

1. Input the user code;

2. Depress [#];

3. Select the partition(s) to be disarmed by [→][←] ;

4. Depress [#] to confirm;

5. Repeat steps 1-4 to disarm other partitions

Disarm partitions system

Own multi admin right user code can disarm several partitions at the same time, detail

steps is as follows:

1. input a valid user code;

2. press [#];

3. use [→][←] to select the partitions which need to be disarmed;

4. press [#] to confirm;

5. repeat steps 1-4, disarm other partitions

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Chapter 4 System Install Explain

The RP248CN control pane which is Designed and Produced by ROISCOK Integrate

Perfect Function and Advanced Technology. ROISCOK’s Control Panels Use the Separated

Control Keypads and Has Strong Ability to Prevent Destroy. All Zones Are Programmable,

Have Built-in Digital Communicator, Flexible Connecting to Alarm Centre, Compatible to All

Popular Communication Format, Attached Duress Code, Consecutive Output. With Easier

Programming and More Elegant Shape, Everywhere Shows the Products’ Luxury.

RP248CN adopts the latest technology, LSI application, SMT jointing technology, and digital

program design to ensure the reliability and stability of the system. Its appearance is

compact and elegant with reasonable layout.

RP248CN match with ROISCOK detectors, CMS and so on, it can buildup a complete

security system. These security systems can be used to resident and any business users

4.1 preparation before installation

Read this manual carefully and completely to avoid unnecessary damage to the products

Please use the tool correctly, you should install the system first, then power the systems.

Please make sure the systems are not powered when you handle the connection. Otherwise

this can make the system self-protection, the components burning or other problems!

4.2 FQA of installation and solution

RP248CN has self-protection system and self-check function. The Keypad will make a

sound to prompt the user to check up and Correction when systems are installed or set in

error.

1. Please check if the tamper button on the back of the keypad installed in the correct

and under working conditions when keypad emit the continuous ”beep-“ after system

installation is complete and be powered.

2. Please review the chapter 3 No.17 Trouble Display, when keypad notified a

rhythmic ”beep, beep, beep“. In that case may including the following situation: battery

power shortages, AC power off, no set clock (time and date), the phone lines for

communications or the line for alarm has a fault.

3. Keypad will emit three sound ” beep, beep, beep” when input the wrong operation.

4. Please check whether the connect between the port “ALARM” on the detector and

control panel is connected firm and connected the 2.2k ohm resistor correctly when the

Siren alarmed under armed state.

5. Please check whether the shell of detectors is installed correctly , the tamper switch

of detector is ready, The connect between the port “TAMPER” on detector and control panel

is connected firm and connected the 2.2k ohm resistor correctly when the Siren alarmed

under disarmed state.

6. Under disarmed state, when the keypad display “Z1 NOT READY”，it means the zone

1 is not ready

4.3 Main broad layout and port function description：

As Figure 2, the function of connection port as following:

1－ “RED” is a port to connect keypad and other extend module, the port should

connect to the red line on the keypad.

2－“BLK” is a port to connect keypad and other extend module, the port should connect

to the black line on the keypad.

3－“YRL” is a port to connect keypad and other extend module, the port should connect

to the yellow line on the keypad.

4－ “GRN” is a port to connect keypad and other extend module, the port should

connect to the green line on the keypad.

6/9/12/15－“COM” the communal port. In general, the port “COM” should connect to

one port of “ALARM” and “TAMPER”

5－“Z1” the port for zone 1, defaults as Entry/Exit Delay Zone. Connect to one port of

“ALARM” on the detector.

7/8－“Z2” for zone 2 and “Z3” for zone 3. Defaults as Instant (Intrusion) Zone. Zone 3

use in un-passageway area. Connect to one port of “ALARM” on the detector.

10－“Z4” the port for zone 4 defaults as Panic Zone. Suit for connect with a panic

button

11－“Z5” the port for zone 5 defaults as fire zone. Suit for connect with a Gas Detector

or a Smoke Detector

13－“Z6” the port for zone 6 defaults as tamper zone. The user should connect it with

one of the port “TAMPER” on detector. To make sure to alarm in any situation

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whenever loop has trouble/ tampered

14/16－“Z7” the port for zone 7 and “Z8” zone 8. Suit for connect with one port of

“ALARM” on the detector.

17/20－“AUX” connect to the anode of detector “DC12V+”

18－“COM” connect to cathode of detector“DC12V-”

19－“SAUX”can be used to turn on/off “DC12V-” to detectors

21－“UO” Utility Outputs

22/23－“BELL+”connect to the anode,“BELL-” connect to cathode

24－port of main board connect to the ground

25/26－“AC” low-tension entry port for AC power（AC16.5V）

27－connect to the anode of standby power supply

28－connect to cathode of standby power supply

29/30－“LINE” port of phone line entrance

31/32－“SET”port of user phone

33－alarm dial indicator lamp

34－alarm panel audio transformer

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4.4 Install Control Panel and Keypad

The RP208CN control panel should install in the aridity, near by AC power supply which

can't be power off and connect the ground well and be easy to connect the phone line. Use

tool correctly, avoiding the damage toward the equipments.

The keypad is generally installed in the open side of the entry, and the height should be

easy to user. The Tamper Button on the back cover of the keypad can prevent the keypad

from being broken or tore down, turn on it and depress it tightly to the wall while installing.

Please connect the 4 lines of the keypad with the main board respectively according to the

red, black, yellow and green sequence. Such as Fig.2 shows.

When more than one Keypad is to be connected, please make all the keypads as parallel

connection. Set a individual code for each Keypad by the dial switch on it and programming

the control panel.

4.5 Connect the Telephone Line

There are two group ports of telephone lines on the main board. The ports which mark SET

used for input, SET for telephone. Such as Fig.2 shows.

4.6 Connect the Standby Battery

Please provide a standby battery (DC12V) inside to panel in case of the AC power is cut off.

Two lines marked BAT link the battery with anode+ (red) and the cathode - (black)

respectively. Such as Fig.2 shows.

Don't conjunction any power before connected all the lines well.

4.7Connect Transformer

The output of transformer should be AC16.5V, connecting into the AC two ports on the main

board. Please carefully choose a correct transformer to be applicable to AC220V or perhaps

AC110V. Remember: The red lines for the high -voltage, do not mix with blue which is

the low-voltage.

Don't power the system before the installation finished well.

4.8 Connect Siren/Bell

The port BELL is used for connect siren or bell. Please watch for cathode and anode when

connecting.

4.9 Connect Detector(s)

As the Fig.2 shows, the wiring work must be done without power.

1. Used and unused zone should connect with 2.2k Ω termination resistors. When

connecting detector, please install termination resistors in the detector, to ensure the

system of self-protection function.

2. The two ports of ALARM, one for COM port and another for alarm zone ports respectively

on the main board.

3. TAMPER ports of detector, connected to tamper zone and COM. When there are many

detectors, TAMPER port in series to access tamper zone and COM port.

4. "+ DC12V -" in the detector connect AUX and COM respectively. Do not mix anode and

cathode.

5. Please connect the port of UO when need.

4.10 Connect Voice Module

As Fig.2, connecting voice module, only need to insert it into the connector on the control

panel.

1(record)－recording button

2(play)－test record button

3－the eligible label including production serial number, tester number, production type and

version number.

4－recording microphone

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Fig.3 Voice Module

4.11 Connect Remote Receiver

When arm or disarm by a remote controller, please programming a zone as switch lock zone.

And connect the remote receiver as following:

12V(+)---- Connect to the “AUX” of the Mainboard RP248MB

12V(-)-----Connect to the “COM” of the Mainboard RP248MB

ALARM(K1)----Connect to the Emergency Zone of the Mainboard RP248MB

ALARM(C)----Connect to the “COM” of the Mainboard RP248MB

ALARM(K2)----Set aside

Switch(K1)----Connect to the Remote Zone of the RP248MB

Switch(C)----Connect to the “COM” of the Mainboard RP248MB

Switch(K2) ----Set aside

S1---- Connect red wire to “UO” port of the RP248MB

Connect black wire to ”COM” of the RP248MB

The port beside the S1----Connect to Buzzer of the RP248MB. Anode(Red wire), Cathode

(Black wire).

R emote Receiver

Fig.4

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CHAPTER 5 - FUNCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA

You can communicate your RP248CN (8-72 zones control panel) through LCD Keypads

(RP248KCL). Each RP248CN can match with 16 LCD keypads at most. With the LCD

Keypad(s), you can operate your system by arm/disarm, bypass, emergency, closing the

siren, inspecting trouble, programming the system and so on. The system status can be

displayed by the LCD or/and indicator light.

All of your system’s detectors are wired to the control panel. As such, your system always

knows the status of any protected door, window, hallway, room, or area.

RP248CN

5.1 Features of RP248KCL

 LCD can display the functions of system

 3 Keypad Emergency Zones: Panic[1]+[2], Fire[4]+[5], Medical[7]+[8]

 Key-depress with Audible Feedback

 LCD and key with backlight

 System status display

 LED Indication: Alarm, Power, Armed, Bypass, Ready, Tamper

 Tamper is supervised

 Disarm by code and disarm by remote controller

 Disarm by duress code

 LCD display bypassing and not-ready zones

 Quick arm

 Quick arm by code

 Quick stay arm

 Stay arm by code

 Bypass zone quickly

 Bypass zone by code

5.2 Features of RP248MB and Expansion Modules

Zones

 8 programmable zones on the Main Board, and it can be expanded into 72 zones at most

 Special zones: Zone 5 - Fire Zone (default)

Zone 6 -tamper Zone (default)

 18 types of Programmable Zones, 5 types of Voice Formats

 Zone Terminal: NC, NO, dual and single end with resistor 2.2KΩ

 End calling function

 Disarm/arm report can be set

Expansion Modules

There are four expansion modules can match with RP248CN: 8 Zones Expansion Module

(RP248EZ8), 8 Zones Wireless Expansion Module (RP248EW8), 16 Zones Expansion

Module (RP248EZ16) and 16 Zones Wireless Expansion Module (RP248EW16).

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7/10/13/16/19/22/25/28－“COM” the port of common earth, which should be connected

to one port of ALARM or TEMPER on the detector(s).

6/8/9/11/12/14/15/17/18/20/21/23/24/26/27/29--“Z” should be connected to one port of

ALARM on the detector(s).

Power Supply Module (RP248EPS)

It is used for power DC12V to detectors modules and sirens and with built-in siren driver

(750mA)

1- Connect to the anode of standby battery

2- Connect to the cathode of standby battery

3- “RED” connect to RED on the main board

4- “BLK” connect to BLK on the main board

5- “YEL” connect to YEL on the main board

6- “GRN” connect to GRN on the main board

7- Tamper port of the module, which can make up a loop with the port of “BLK”

8/9- “BELL+” is to be connected with anode of the siren, “BELL-” is to be connected with

the cathode of the siren.

10- Connect to earth

11/12- AC supply input (AC16.5V)

13- Power LED indicator

14- Dial switch

1—“RED” connect to RED on the main board

2—“BLK” connect to BLK on the main board

3—“YEL” connect to YEL on the main board

4—“GRN” connect to GRN on the main board

5—“S.AUX” connect to the DC12V switch power port (S.AUX) on the main board.

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Clock

 Built-in Digital Clock

Siren Voice Output

 Siren Voice type is Programmable. Current output：750mA (max)

Built-in Digital Communicator

 Build-in digital communicator and compatible with Contact ID，4+2

 8 follow-me phone numbers

 3 central station numbers

Code

 2 Installer code

 1 master code, can create duress code automatically

 9 user codes, each code can create duress code automatically

Periodic Test

 Offer testing report to center station automatically every day

Peripheral Equipment

 Voice module

 Remote controller for disarm/arm and emergency

 Wireless receiver

Events Record

 128 events record can be saved

Timing Function

 Auto daily arm

 Auto daily testing report

 Keypads Disarm/Arm Report

Monitor Function

 Trouble data can be displayed on LCD Keypad, and also can be transmitted to central

station

 Battery in low power

 Siren loop in trouble

 AC supply in trouble

 System clock is not set

 Tamper prevention

 Fire alarm loop trouble

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RP248EO4 4 open-collector outputs module

The UO port will be triggered when an alarm occurs, or the system is armed/ disarmed. The

RP248CN can expand to 32 open collector utility output. About the details, please refer to

the location 22 of chapter 5.

1-- “RED” connect to RED on the main board

2-- “BLK” connect to BLK on the main board

3-- “YEL” connect to YEL on the main board

4-- “GRN” connect to GRN on the main board

5－Tamper port of the module, which can make up a loop with the port of “BLK”.

6/9/12/15- “NO” is the normal open utility output

7/10/13/16-“C” is the common earth of the module

8/11/14/17-“NC” the normal close port utility output

18- utility relay of UO Expansion Module

19- the dialer switch of several UO Expansion Modules

20- Power Indicator of the UO Expansion Modules

Charge the Standby Battery

Please provide a standby battery (DC12V) inside to panel in case of the AC power is cut off.

The Mainbord comes with charging circuitry, connect the two wires which marked BAT to

anode+ (red wire) and cathode –(black wire) of the standby battery respectively.

Don't conjunction any power before connected all the lines well.

5.3 Technical Data

Main Board RP248MB

Input power: 16.5VAC 25VA (via transformer)

Standby battery: DC12V4Ah, or DC12V7AH

Auxiliary power: 12VDC, 400mA max.

Bell output: 12VDC, 750mA max.

Utility output: 70mA max

Switch zone output: 250mA

Loop response time: 500mS

Fuse for AUX: auxiliary power 1A

Fuse for BELL: Bell/LS power 1A

Fuse for BAT: battery power 2A

Dimension/weight: 201x100x65mm/258g

Keypad RP248KCL

Current consumption: 90mA typical, 130mA max

Control panel connections: 4-line up to 300M from panel

Dimensions/ Weight: 110x123x95mm/225g

8 zones Expansion Module RP248EZ8

Current consumption: 25mA, (the max Current Consumption is 30mA)

Control panel connections: 4-line up to 300M from panel

Dimensions: 105x55x18mm

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16 zones Expansion Module RP248EZ16

Current consumption: 27 mA, (the max Current Consumption is 34 mA)

Control panel connections: 4-line up to 300M from panel

Dimensions: 166x57x16mm

Wireless Expansion Module RP248EW40

40 wireless zones expansion module with 433MHz

Current consumption: 27 mA, (the max Current Consumption is 34 mA)

Control panel connections: 4-line up to 300M from panel

Dimensions: 125x68x16mm

4 Zone Utility Output ModuleRP248EO4

Current consumption: 25mA, (the max Current Consumption is 140 mA)

Contact: 4-zone NC (SPDT) relay;

Contact power: 5A, 24VDC

Connection with control panel: 4-line up to 300M from maiboard

Dimensions: 105x59x16mm

CHAPTER 6 PROGRAMMING DIRECTION

6.1 Programmable Items

RP248CN’s menu indicates the user functions and programming via LCD keypad. There are

eight programmable items:

1. System program: set system data

2. Zones program: including the zone’s type, zone partition, sound, terminal features, loop

respond time, etc.

3. Utility output program: program the output and method etc.

4. Code maintenance: set the users code, code grade and partition etc.

5. Alarm output: set the parameter report to the CMS.

6. Report code: set the event code which report to CMS

7. Add annex: is use to add, delete or test the keypad and expansion module.

6.2 Restore Factory Defaults

Restore the default of the control panel before program:

1. Connect the keypad and the main board

2. Check all of connection in correctly

3. Turn off all the power

4. Short the default jumper on the main board (refer to the Fig.2 on page 20)

5. Power the system ( AC or/and standby battery)

6. After a brief ”beep”, the default has been restored and then cut the JUMPER “J2”.

After a

7. After about 20 seconds the LCD display “To Install Press “, Check the LED indicators.

When inter program mode, the ready LED will be flickering.

6.5.1 SPECIAL EXPLAIN

If it is the first times to program the system, you must increase or delete the peripheral

equipment, such as keypad and expansion module etc. as chapter 6 section 6.5.8.

Otherwise, operate as following.

RP248CN will indicate the operation with the menu on the LCD keypad. If the screen

indicate “To Install depress *”, please depress [*]. Then, the keypad will indicate you to input

the installer code, depress key [#] enter the program state. If the LCD displays the zone’s

name, time and date, please depress [*]+[7]+[#] and installer code enter the program state.

Select the items by depressing the key [→][←], such as system program, zone program,

utility output, code maintenance, alarm output, set report code and add annex , etc.

6.5.2 SYSTEM PROGRAM

Enter the main menu by depress [#] to start the system programming when the screen

display the following. Then, enter into the sub-menu by hot Key. The data in the following

table are suitable for the system:

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INSTALLER PROG：

1) SYSTEM →

Hot Key Display Default Explanation

[1] TIME DEFINE Set delay time [1][1] EX/EN Delay 1 Exit/Entry delay 1

[1][1][1] Entry Delay 1 30 seconds

[1][1][2] Exit Delay 1 45 seconds

[1][2] EX/EN Delay 2 Exit/Entry delay 2

[1][2][1] Entry Delay 2 45 seconds

[1][2][2] Exit Delay 2 60 seconds

[1][3] Bell Timeout 4 minutes

[1][4] Bell Delay

[1][5] S.AUX Break 10 seconds

[1][6] WL MOD. TIMES …

[1][6] [1] JAMMING TIME none

Entry delay 1, range: 0-225s Exit Delay 1, range: 0-225s

Entry delay 2, range: 0-225 s Exit delay 2, range: 0-225 s Bell time out, range: 01-90 minutes Bell delay time , range: 00-90 Minutes The interval time between turn on and turn off the power, range: 01-90 seconds The time interval for the operation of wireless module

Specify wireless module can withstand wireless power frequency , the time of signal send by interference system emitter. If set, main board will send a report code to alarm center once reach the set time. If hear the interference = yes, main board also will start-up the sound box which set at outside. NONE means system not only do not inspect , but also will not send any signal for the interference signal which have inspected

Set inspection, distinguish signal sent by every emitter (for example monitor, alarm ,tamper or trouble) During the interval time , if there confirm which zone can

[1][6] [2] S.V. TIME

[1][7] Z.TEST TIMES

[1][7][1] Start test at

[1][7][2] Z.TEST.PERIOD 00

[2]

[2][0][1] Quick Arm YES

[2][0][2] Quick UO YES

[2][0][3] Allow BYPS YES

[2][0][4] Quick BYPS NO

[2][0][5] FLS CD TRB YES

SYSTEM CONTROL

0 hour

HOUR:00

NIN:00

Program system date

not receive any signal send by emitter, main board will sent a local trouble signal. If set, main board will sent the monitor report code to alarm centre. “0 hour” have no monitor function.

Test for zone, set start time and zone test cycle

Allowed to quick arm or not:

YES: arm the system by [ARM] NO: Arm the system by Code Quick UO output: YES: UO can be triggered without code NO: UO should be triggered by code Bypass zones: YES: Bypass the zone is allowed NO: Bypass the zone is not allowed Quick Bypass: YES: Bypass the zone without code NO: should enter a code to bypass a zone False code trouble: YES: report to the central station after enter false code

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[2][0][6] Bell SQK YES

[2][0][7] Bell 30/10 NO

[2][0][8] Alarm PH Cut NO

[2][0][9] 3-MIN BYPAS YES

[2][1][0] D. VER FIRE NO

[2][1][1] Audible AUD NO

[2][1][2] AC REP DLY NO

thrice; NO: the alarm will be activated after enter false code thrice. Bell squawk: YES: the bell will emit a brief beep after the exit delay NO: the bell will keep silent after the exit delay Bell alarm function: YES: the sound will pause 10 seconds after the bell sounds 30 seconds NO: no pause when the bell is sounding Alarm phone cut: YES: the bell will alarm when the phone line is cut off NO: the bell will keep silent when the phone line is cut off 3- minutes bypass: YES: the zone will be bypassed for 3-minutes automatically after power the system NO: hasn’t this function Conform fire alarms: YES: for smoke Detectors:

1.Smoke detectors have been triggered

2.The power of the detectors have been cut off with 15 seconds

3.Power the detectors

4.The system will alarm when the detectors are triggered again in 1 minute

NO: No confirm fire alarms Audible panic: YES: the emergency Keys will drive the exterior siren or bell NO: silence AC trouble report delay: YES: a report will be sent to the central station after the AC in trouble for 30 minutes NO: a report will be sent to the central station as soon as the AC in trouble

Buzzer/bell: YES: stay armed system, the buzzer will sound 15 seconds firstly before the bell sound

[2][1][3] BUZZBell NO

[2][1][4] ALE ZE Cut NO

[2][1][5] FIRE TMP NO

[2][1][6] CODE GM NO

[2][1][7] AUDI JAMM NO

[2][1][8] TECH TAMPR NO

when the system alarm. NO: stay armed system, the buzzer and bell will sound at the same time when the system alarm. Alarm zone expansion module cut: YES: the system will be triggered when the communication between zone expansion module and mainboard has been cut NO: the system will have trouble when the communication between zone expansion module and mainboard has been cut Fire Temporal Pattern: YES: when fire alarm, the bell will has a pause after sounding three times; NO: When fire alarm, the bell will pause 2 seconds after sounding 2 seconds. Code Grand Master: YES: Change the users’ code by only master code; NO: Except the master code, users can change code in same or lower grade code the parameter about the interference time ,please see shortcut key (1) (1) (6) (1) YES: once reach the set time ,main board will start up the outside sound box ,and send report code to alarm center. NO: except the outside sound box do not ring ,others will same as above. YES: After tamper alarm ( Tamper LED display by keypad) , must recovery by

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input the installation code .So , recovery of tamper alarm ( and tamper LED),will need the installation person to deal with. NO: Tamper alarm ( and Tamper LED) will recovery after resolved the trouble, do not need the installation person .

YES: After recovery of the alarm zone , come to the “READY” (ready state) must input the installation code . So need the installation person come to deal with it NOT READY- TECH REST

[2][1][9] TECH RESET NO

[2][2][0] ABORT ALARM NO

[2][2][1] SUMM/WINT NO

[2][2][2] FORCED KSW YES YES: In any parts, use key

correspond LED indication will shown on the keypad. NOTE: before light READY LED, all the zones must be safe. NO: once the alarm zone recovery, when all the zones are safe, READY LED will light. YES: Alarm centre perhaps receive a “ stop alarm” code when alarm sent by false. If input the right code in 90 seconds, and recovery the alarm ,will send the original alarm code. NO: Once touch the alarm , will not send “stop alarm” code YES: In spring ,(first Sunday in April), system will adjust inside clock by automatically, will move up one hour every day, and according to the American daytime. In autumn, ( last Sunday in October), stand back one hour according to the Amercian standard time. NO : no any flexibility time could adjust.

[2][2][3] PAGER NO

[2][2][4] ARM PREWRN NO

switch to arm , interference zone(NOT READY) will bypass automatically, parts will show “force armed” NO: parts could not arm by ke switch, until all the interference(not ready)zone recovery. When the specify event happed in parts, user could receive inform signal parameter via letter and number mini BP machine. First , on the user operation function , as a “Follow-Me” (follow telephone) setting, must programme number of the BP machine. YES: allow via number or letter number BP machine, provide increased event information ,once the call will through ,will send and show. NO: only during the parts alarm station ,call the BP machine. Need as “Follow-me” programme, can not increase the standard information b send YES: when any parts set as arm automatically, 225seconds before arm automatically, will hear exit delay (pre-alarm) counter backwards second. During this period, the parts as programmed as above, distributed keypad ,will hear the exit delay DIDI sound. During the any time of the counter backwards second, if input the efficiency user code, automatically arm of the parts will delay 45 minutes. If parts have already” arm automatically”, will disarmed after input the efficiency user code. Will can not arm

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automatically that day. Arm delay 225 second ,do not adapt arm automatically. NO: Any parts , arm automatically will happen on the set time Programme exit delay time and all hearable pre-alarm YES: allow system arm when spare battery have low

[2][2][5] L.BATT.ARM YES

[2][2][6] ENG.TAMPER NO

[2][2][7] BLANK DISP NO

[2][2][8] 24H BYPASS NO

[3] SET CLOCK

[3][1] System D ATE JAN 01 2000 Set system date [3][2] System Time 00:00 Input 24-hour time

[4] WINDOWING

[4][1] Window Start

[4][2] Window Stop

H:00 M:00

pressure NO: not allow system arm when spare battery have lo preesure. YES: after tamper alarmed, system will not ready arm ,and TAMPER LED can not recovery. NO: after tamper alarmed, system will stay ready state.

YES: Display will show information: “Enter code”. After enter the code , recovery display, and content shown on the display will disappear after 1 minute, will recovery to “BLANK”. NO: Display normally.

YES: allow 24 hours zone bypass NO: not allow 24 hours zone bypass.

Set Clock: Set the system’s date and time

The system will not send the arm/disarm information to central station, only display on the keypad

Set the start time

Set the stop time

6.5.3 Set Zones

Depress [#] to zones, when the LCD displays as following. The data in the following table

are used for programming zones.

[4][3] Window Days ALL Set the start weekday(s)

[5] SYSTEM LABEL

[5][0] Global ROISCOK System mark

[5][1][5][8]

[6] TAMPER SOUND

[7] DFLT EN/DIS ENABLE

[8] SERVICE INFO

[8] [1] SERV. NAME

[8] [2] SERV. PHONE SYSTEM

INSTALLER PROG：

2)ZONE →

Hot Key LCD Display Default Explanation

Partitions 1 thru 8

PARTITION

1-8

BELL/ABUZ /D

ORBIT SECURITY

Set the system mark or partitions mark

Partitions 1-8 mark

Set temper sound:

1. Silence

2. Bell

3. Keypad buzzer

4. Bell and buzzer

5. When arm start bell, when disarm start buzzer ENABLE: all the system parameters could be restored to the default; DISABLE: could not restore the system parameters to the default

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First, program set all the data to the zone 1: zone type, sound, terminal features, loop response, labels, and so on. Then program other zones one by

[1] ONE-BY-ONE ---

All the Zones

[2] PARTITIONS

[3] ZONE TYPE

[3][0][0] NOT USED

[3][0][1] EX/EN 1 Zone 1 Exit/Entry delay 1

[3][0][2] EX/EN 2 Exit/Entry delay 2

[3][0][3] EX(OP)/EN

[3][0][4] EN FOLLOW Zone 2

[3][0][5] Instant

belong to one Partition

The zones except zone1 and zone2

one.

Note: after you finish all zones, depress [#]. The keypad will emits a long ”beep--”, the data will be saved. Appoint the zone to partition(s)

1. Without partition, the system will appoints all the zone to partition 1 acquiescently;

2. Each zone can be appointed to several partitions.

Choice the correct zone type, depress [#] to confirm

Unused zone’s type. Which can be used to close the zones

If the zone is bypass during the exit delays, even if the zone is opened, the system still can be armed There are two zones have Exit Delay, Exit Delay 1 and Exit Delay 2. If zone with Exit Delay 2 has been triggered before zone with Exit Delay 1. The zone with Exit Delay 1 must have entry delay. Otherwise, the system will alarm immediately. No entry delay, it will be triggered and alarm immediately.

Stay arm, zone will be

[3][0][6] I+ EX/EN 1

[3][0][7] I+ EX/EN 2

[3][0][8] I+ EX(OP)/EN

[3][0][9] I+EN FOLLOW

[3][1][0] I+INSTANT

[3][1][1] UO Trigger

[3][1][2] Day

[3][1][3] 24 Hours

[3][1][4] Fire

[3][1][5] Panic

[3][1][6] Medical zone

[3][1][7] Key Switch

[3][1][8] EXIT TERM

[3][1][9] LATCH KSW If want to arm or disarm to

bypass automatically; Arm, zone has entry delay 1 Stay arm, zone will be bypass automatically; Arm, zone has entry/exit delay 2 Stay arm, zone will be bypass automatically; Arm, zone has exit/entry (OP) delay Stay arm, zone will be bypass automatically; Arm, zone has entry follower Stay arm, zone will be bypass automatically; Arm, it is Instant zone No alarm and code report, but trigger the programmed output When the system is triggered, It will alarm at the armed state and report trouble at the disarmed state The zone will be triggered, whatever the system is armed or disarmed Armed, It will alarm when the short the port; Disarmed, it will report trouble when open the port There will be panic alarm when it is triggered There will be medical emergency alarm when it is triggered Zones can be used as switch Usually avoid the wrong alarm for exit form room which user exit after end of extend time close

exi

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[3][2][0] EN.FOLL+STAY

[3][2][1] KEY SW DLY

[3][2][2]

[4] Zone Sound

[4][1] Silent Alarm

[4][2] Bell Only All Zones

[4][3] Buzzer Only

[4][4] Bell+Buzzer

LTCH KSW DLY

system, connect a outer SPST locked(not instantaneous) key switch, to any zone’s port, will specify this type.

When system keep STAY arm , zone will same as enter/exit extend time zone, extended time for enter and exit , will specify by enter/ exit extend 1. When system keep AWAY arm , zone will same as: enter into linkage ,will produce instant in break alarm when there is in break in zone. If there have already have one exit/enter extend time zone was inbreak, enter into linkage+ stay arm zone, will keep bypass ,until into extend time close.

The same as zone type 17, but have the specify time for exit/enter extend time

1.

The same as zone type 19, but have the specify time for exit/enter extend time

1.

Each zone can set different alarm sound When triggered, System will report to CMS with silent. Bell sound until the time is over or enter the code to disarm Only the Buzzer will be triggered The bell and buzzer will be triggered at the same time

When disarmed, the

[4][5] Door Chime

[5] TERMINATION

[5][1] N/C Normal closed

[5][2] EOL All Zones

[5][3] DEOL

[5][4] N/O Normal opened

[6]

[6][1] Normal YES 500 ms [6][2] Long 1 sec [6][3] Fast 10 ms

[7] Cross zones

[7][1] NONE YES No cross zone

[7][2] ORDERED Trigger zones in order

[7][3]

Time Slot 1 second

[8] Labels

[9] MAINTENANCE Maintenance

[9][1] Copy a Zone

[9][2] Delete a Zone

LOOP RESPONSE

NOT ORDERED

Loop response time

Trigger zones in no order

ZONE01 ZONE02 Etc.

buzzer sound slowly as soon as the zone is triggered

Each zone can be defined

its terminal in difference, NO/NC

Single terminal resisto (2200Ω) Double terminal resistors. Used to distinguish the different alarm type, such as the detectors’ tamper)

When two zones are defined as cross zone, they must be triggered at certain interval time the alarm will be happen. If choice “Ordered”, the first zone must be triggered in advance; If choice ”not Ordered”, no triggered order need

Time range: 1-9 seconds

Edit the zone labels

Copy the zone’s data, including type, terminal, loop response, partition and alarm sound Delete a zone and restore it to default, then the zone

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[9][3]

Add/Copy Partition

[9][4] Delete Partition

[9][5]

WL ZONE ALLOC

[9][5]

XX+ENTER

type is unused

Add a new partition or

copy the partition’s data to a new one

Delete a partition, restore

the partition to default It is allowed to… ; please refer to the user guide of each transmitter If it shows as following,

ZONE MAINTENANCE

5) WL ZONE ALLOC

press [ENTER] Use [STAT] and [BYP] to move cursor and select zone number, Note: Zone 1 to Zone 8 are reserved for the wired zones

ZONE ALLOCAT: ZONE#=09 (1:01)

Press [ENTER]

If the following is displayed on screen,

ZONE=09 (ALLOC):1) SKIP

Then press [ENTER] to skip it and come to the allocation of next transmitter Write in the information o cover the old information a the selected position,

ZONE=09 (ALLOC): 2) (RE) WRITE

then press [ENTER] Delete the information at the selected position,

ZONE= 09 (ALLOC):

3) ERASE

then press [ENTER]

[9][6]

[9][7]

WL COMM TEST

SELFTEST ZONES

YES: monitor, NO: un-monitor

Wireless Communication

ZONE ALLOCA T :

Test, ex:

ZONE#=09 (1:01)

ZONE09：000% ＞ 0.37% ， the

referring date is ＞12%

Press [STAY] and [ENTER] to confirm your selection.

ERASE LOCATION ARE YOU SURE? N

ZONE=09 (ALLOC):

4) SUPERVISION Choose YES/NO, then press [ENTER] It is allowed to have communication test between transmitter and receiver

ZONE MAINTENANCE

06) WL COMM TEST

Press [ENTER] to begin testing

A wireless zone will be displayed, then start the transmitter in this zone, several seconds later, and the receiver will receive the signal of the communication, and it will be displayed in percentage. If necessary, use [STAT] or [BYP] to choose the testing zone number of the next wireless transmitter.

 This is auto-self-checking

function. Choose a partial intrusion sensor (ex: Broken Glass Detector, Voice Tone Recognizer, Shock Sensor and so on), and it can detect those which are supposed to be noises or shocks.

 Zone Auto-Self-Checking

function is very helpful, especially when the sensor is to be installed at very important places.

 Set a standard for this

kind of checking, at most 16 zones detector groups are availed.

 Be sure that the noises or

the shocks should be from equipment that can be put at the right place nearing the sensor; then once the noises source is started,

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the sensor can detector be trigged.

 Set a universal output port

as the power on/off switch to supply power for the noises (or shocks) equipment. The following is a relevant time table.

 The starting time of the

first checking of that day

should be set. From that time on, the system will do re-checking in every 1-24 hrs interval by turns.

 During the checking, if all

the relevant sensors are trigged, the relevant information will be set to the Alarm Center (make sure a report code of this event has been set in the alarm center), which means Auto-Self-Checking has been fulfilled successfully; and about the time of this event, it will be saved at the Time Record of the system

 During the checking, in

case one or more relevant sensors are not trigged, a “Auto-Self-Checking Trouble” will be sent to the Alarm Center; and the trouble event will be recorded in the time table.

 The detailed

Auto-Self-Checking is as follows :

Select Zones

ZONES FOR TEST

01) NONE

 According to the

display, press[ENTER], then select 16 most likely

zones which are

needed be checked LOCATION 01: ZONE: 00 (00-96)

 Input the first two

digits zone number; if

necessary, use the

[BPY]or [STAT] to

move the cursor, then

press[ENTER]; press

[ENTER] again to

repeat the above

operations and select

the next zone; keep

on this operation until

all the zones are

selected and make

sure all the zones

number are inputted

correctly; then

press[*] to end the

operation.

 Time setting is in : 1)

SYSTEM then /1)

Time Setting then /7)

Zone time testing TIME DEFINES:

7) Z. TEST TIMES

1) When you are at /7)Zone time testing, just press [ENTER] to keep on

ZONE TEST TIMES

1) START TEST AT:

2) Press [ENTER] again

START TEST AT: HOUR: 00 MIN: 00

3) Set the first testing time (24 hours form) at this step;

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then use[BPY] or [STAT] to move the cursor properly

4) Press [ENTER] to keep on

5) Press [SYP] one time to keep on

ZONE TEST TIMES

2) Z. TEST PERIOD

6) Press [ENTER]

ZONE TEST PERIOD PERIOD: 00 (00-24)

7) Set the interval time(01-24 hours) for testing, and then press [ENTER]

8) Press [*] to exit

Set Universal Output to trigger the noises source  The background

information of the Universal Output

 For the most skillful

installer, please refer to 3) Universal Output

1) From this

INSTALLER PROG

3) UTIL OURPUT

2) Press [ENTER]

SELECT UO NUMBER UO=01 (0:1)

3) Select a idle UO number (ex: UO2) as the Usual Output noises source; then press [ENTER]

UO=02 FOLLOWS:

0) NOTHING

4) At this display, press [1] to select

i. Press [ENTER]

i. At this display, press

i. Press [ENTER]

. At this display, select

. At this display, you

6.5.4 Programmable Utility Output

De

Hot Key Output

[0] Nothing Yes [1] System Response system events [1][1] Event

ault

Instruction

the system

UO=02 FOLLOWS:

1) SYSTEM

SYS.EVENT: UO=02

1) BELL FOLLOW

[8]

SYS.EVENT: UO=02

8) SENSORS TEST

PATTERN UO=01:

2) PULSE N/O

the UO operate way; a typical way: select PULSE N/O; UO port is like a N/O switch, it can be closed at the preset time and the loop current will start the noises source; press [ENTER]

can verify or change your selected output,

press [ENTER]; LABEL FOR UO=02: OUTPUT 02

Then press [ENTER]; if necessary, please press [*]

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[1][1][1] BELL FOLLOW Activated with the bell [1][1][2] NO TEL. LINE Activated with phone line trouble

[1][1][3] COMM. FAIL

[1][1][4] TROUBLE FOLL Activated with system trouble

[1][1][5] GND PULSE

[1][1][6] LOW BAT.FOLL

[1][1][7] AC LOSS FOLL

[1][1][8] SENSORS TEST

[1][1][9] VOICE MODULE

[1][1][0] BATTERY TEST

[1][2] PARTITION Response mode

[1][2][1] Pulse N/C

[1][2][2] Latch N/C Latch-normal closed output

[1][2][3] Pulse N/O

[1][2][4] Latch N/O Latch and normal opened output

[2] PARTITION

[2][1] Event

[2][1][0][1]

[2][1][0][2] ALARM Follow

[2][1][0][3]

[2][1][0][4]

[2][1][0][5]

[2][1][0][6]

[2][1][0][7]

READY Follow(Latched)

Arm Follow (Latched) BURGLARY FOL (Latched) Fire Follow (Latched)

Panic Follow (Latched)

Special Emergency

Activated with centre station communication trouble

Connect ground before dial-up in 2-3 seconds advance Low power follow: it will start once the power of the system standby battery is low. AC power loss follow: it will start once the AC power of the main board is off. Sensor testing: please refer to “Auto-self checking” in the manual Voice module follow: it will start once the voice module starts playing the recorded information Battery testing follow: it will start once checking the battery

Pulse and normal closed output , 1-90 seconds

Pulse and normal opened output, 1-90 seconds

Response partition and the partition events

UO will be activated when partition is ready

UO will be activated when partition alarm

UO will be activated when arm partition until disarm it UO is activated with alarm until the system is disarmed. UO is activated when fire alarm

until the systems is disarmed. UO is activated when panic alarm until the system is disarmed. UO is activated when medical alarm until the system is armed

Follow (Latched) again

[2][1][0][8]

[2][1][0][9] Buzzer Follow

[2][1][1][0] CHIME FOLLOW

[2][1][1][1] Entry/Exit Follow

[2][1][1][2]

[2][1][1][3]

[2][1][1][4] Trouble Follow

[2][1][15] STAY FOLLOW

[2][1][16]

[2][2] Mode

[2][2][1] Pulse N/C

[2][2][2] Latched N/C Latched normal closed output

[2][2][3] Pulse N/O

[2][2][4] Latched N/O Latched normal opened output

[3] Zone

[3][1] Zone Follow Output follow zone

[3][1][1] Pulse N/C

[3][1][2] Latched N/C Latched normal closed output

[3][1][3] Pulse N/O

[3][1][4] Latched N/O Latched normal opened output

[3][2] Alarm Follow

[3][3] Arm Follow [4] Code Choose user code

Duress Code Follow(Latched)

Fire Loop Trouble Daytime Zone Trouble

TAMPER FOLLOW

UO is activated when any duress code is entered UO is activate when buzzer rings during entry delay, auto arm and alarm period UO is activated when bell rings till it stops UO is activated from entry/exit delay beginning to the end UO is activated when fire loop trouble until no trouble UO is activated when zone trouble at daytime UO is activated when partition trouble until no trouble STAY follow: the designated

universal output will start once the selected zone is in

STAY ARM status Tamper follow: the designated universal output will start once there is a tamper alarm in the selected zone

Pulse normal closed output，time range 1-90 seconds

Pulse normal opened output, time range 1-90 seconds

Utility output response zone events

Pulse normal closed output, output1-90 seconds

Pulse normal opened output， output 1-90 seconds

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[4][0][0] Master Code Response master code [4][X][x] User Code User code：01-30

User code trigger

6.5.5 Code Maintenance

Hot Key

[1] Administer

[2] PARTITION Appoint code to its partition

[3] GRAND CODE 1234 Master code is the highest grade

[4] INSTALLER 0248

[5] SUB INSTALLER 0299

[6] CODE LENGTH

[6][1] 4 Digit Yes [6][2] 6 Digit

Set deputy installer code programming competence:

1. Return to the normal state;

2. Depress [*] [7] [3] to enter "CUSTOMIZE" mode;

3. Input master Installer code, depress [#];

4. Choose the item, depress [#];

5. Use key [→][←] to select the item should be restricted. Depress [←] button, if this data

turn to "X", the item has been restricted and could not be change by deputy installer code.

Depress [←] again turn "X" to a data. Restrictions are cancelled;

6. If there are three brief beeps when depress [←], there will be some sub-data. Depress

[#] to entry the sub menu. Depress [→ ][← ] and [#] to choose the item and depress [←] to

restrict.

7. Depress [*] return to the "CUSTOMIZE" state, Depress [STAY] turn N to Y and confirm

with [#] when LCD displays:

I. DO YOU WANT

Ii. TO EXIT? N

8. Depress [STAY] turn N to Y, and depress [#] to save when LCD displays:

Code Maintenance

Default Instruction

For appoint 98 user codes grades: basic user, one-time codes

Master installer code is used for modification to all data Deputy installation code can be amended only specific parameters* Setup code digit, 4 digit or 6 digit

DO YOU WANT

TO SAVE MENU? Y

9. Depress [*] twice return to the normal state;

10. Program system through deputy installer code:

In normal state, depress [*] [7] [2] and deputy installer code. All items without restricted

can be set when the LCD will display as following:

SUB-INST. CODE:

6.5.6 Dialer

Depress [#] to set communication format with centre station, phone number of remote

controller station and dialer parameters, etc according to below table.

INSTALLER PROG

5) DILALER →

Hot Key Dial

[1] Phone Number

[1][1]

[1][2]

[1][3]

[1][4]

[2] User Accounts

[2][X]

[3]

[3][1]

[3][2]

[3][3]

[4]

Monitor Station Phone Number 1 Monitor Station Phone Number 2 Monitor Station Phone Number 3 Remote Control Station Phone Number

Division Number Number Communication Format Monitoring Station 1 Monitoring Station 2 Monitoring Station 3

Access and Identify

Code

Defau

lt

0000

Instruction

Set phone number of center station and remote controller station The first center station phone number The second center station phone number The third center station phone number

Remote controller station phone number

Set user number use for reporting to center stations Input 1-8 to set up partition number Set communication format with center station communication format to center station 1 (4code) Communication format to center station 2 (4 code) Communication format to center station 3 (4 code)

Remote control computer communication

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[4][1] Access Code 5678 Entry remote control function

[4][2] Identify Code 0001

[4][3] MS.LOCK

[5] Control Dial control

[5][0][1] MS ENABLE Yes

[5][0][2] FM ENABLE Yes

[5][0][3] U/D ENABLE Yes

[5][0][4] Call Delay Yes

[5][0][5] DIAL TONE Yes

[5][0][6] Call Save No Yes: system save un-emergency

[5][0][7] USER INIT Yes Remote control program

[5][0][8] CALLBK U/D Yes Remote control program

[5][0][9] AUTO BATCH No Remote control program

[5][1][0] ANS MACHIN Yes Remote control program

[5][1][1] UL INSTAL No Yes: make control panel comply

[5][1][2] SHOW KISOF No

[5][1][3] SHOW HNDSH No [5][1][4] AUDIBLE KO NO

[6] ParameterS Dial parameter [6][1] MS RETRIES Re-dial times of center station

[6][1][1] 01-15 8 Default 8 times

[6][2] Fm RETRIES Re-dial times when follow-me

00000

Remote control station computer to identify control panel

0

Yes: allow report to center station No: not allow report to center station Yes: allow report to follow-me number No: not allow report to follow-me number

Yes: allow computer to control

the panel No: not allow remote control

Yes: delay 15 seconds to report to center station after alarm No: report immediately Yes: check dialing tone before dial No: dial directly

events and report in whole after

12 hours late No: report immediately

to UL requirement

communication failure（01-15）

numbers communication failure （01-15）

[6][2][1] 01-15 3 Default 3 times

[6][3] RINGS TO U/D Set bell times from remote

station（01-15），

[6][3][1] 01-15 12 default 12 times

[6][4] DIALTON TIME Time of control box waiting for

dialing tone

[6][4][1] WAIT 6 SEC Yes Default 6 seconds

[6][4][2] WAIT 9 SEC

[6][5] REDIAL WAIT Time of control box waiting for

re-dialing

[6][5][1] Wait 30 seconds Yes Default 30 seconds

[6][5][2] Wait 60seconds [6][6] DIAL METHOD Choose ways of dialing

[6][6][1] DTMF Yes Default is DTMF [6][6][2] Impulse, 20BPS

[6][6][3] Impulse, 10BPS

[6][7] PULS DTY CYC [6][7][1] 67%/33% Europe

[6][7][2] 61%/39% Yes USA- default

[7] REPORT SPLIT [7][1] MS Arm/Disarm Report arm/disarm to center

station [7][1][1] DO NOT CALL [7][1][2] CALL 1ST Report to Monitoring Station 1

[7][1][3] CALL 2ND Report to Monitoring Station 2 [7][1][4] CALL 3RD Report to Monitoring Station 3

[7][1][5] CALL ALL Report to All Monitoring Stations

[7][1][6] 1ST BKUP 2ND Yes Report to center station 1, if

can’t, turn to report to center

station 2 [7][2] MS URGENT Report emergency events to

center station Option 1-6 Same as [7][1]arm/disarm [7][3] MS NON URGENT Report non-emergency events to

center station Option 1-6 Same as [7][1]arm/disarm [7][4] FOLLOW ME [7][4][1] DO NOT CALL Do not call any follow-me NO.

[7][4][2] BY PARTITION Yes Only call the alarm partition

correlative follow-me NO. [7][4][3] CALL ALL Call all the follow-me NO. [8] Alarm Restore

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[8][1] Bell Ending Report Yes [8][2] Follow Zone [8][3] Disarm Report [9] Test Set test information and interval

of center station and remote control station

[9][1] MS Test Set test time and date interval of

center station

[9][2] UD Test Set test time and date interval of

remote control station

6.5.7 Report Code

The following table is to set up event codes from control box to center station. When

default values is 00, It doesn’t report to the center station.

Hot Key Report Code Hot Key Report Code

[1] EMERGENCY Key [4][2] Trouble restore [1][1] Alarm [4][2][1] Low battery [1][1][1] SPECIAL [4][3][2] Bell [1][1][2] PANIC [4][3][3] phone [1][1][3] Fire [4][3][4] AC [1][1][4] DURESS [4][3][5] Aux [1][2] Restore [4][3][6] Clock IS set [1][2][1] SPECIAL [4][3][7] Bus COM [1][2][2] PANIC [4][3][8] FALSE code [1][2][3] Fire [5] PS ACCS trbl [1][2][4] DURESS [5][1] Trouble

[2] Zone [5][1][1] Low battery [2][1][X] Alarm [5][1][2] Bell

[2][2][X] Restore [5][1][3] AC LOSS [2][3][X] Trouble [5][1][4] Auxi fail [2][4][X] Trbl Restore [5][2] restore [2][5][X] Bypass [5][2][1] Low battery [2][6][X] TAMPER [5][2][2] Bell [2][7][X] TAMPER REST [5][2][3] AC [2][8][X] LOW BATTERY [5][2][4] Aux [2][9][X] LOW BAT RST [6] Arm [3] ACCS Tamper [6][1] User arm [3][1] Keypad [6][2] KEYsw arm [3][1][1] Tamper [6][3] Anto arm [3][1][2] Tamper Restore [6][4] Remote arm [3][2] UTIL OUTPUT [6][5] Quick arm [3][2][1] Tamper [6][6] Force arm [3][2][2] Tamper Restr [6][7] WL BUTTON ARM

[3][3] Power Supply [7] Disarm

[3][3][1] Tamper [7][1] User disarm [3][3][2] Tamper Restore [7][2] KEYSW disarm

[7][3] Auto disarm

[3][4] EVENT LOGGER [7][4] Rmt disarm [3][4][1] Tamper [7][5] WL BUTT ARM [3][4][2] Tamper Restore [8] MISCELLANEOUS [3][5] WL BUTTON ACC [8][1] Entry progr

[8][2] Exit prgram

[3][5][1] Tamper [8][3] Period MS test [3][5][2] Tamper Restore [8][4] Period UD test

[3][6] ZONE EXPANDER [8][5] CALL BACK

[8][6] SYSTEM RESET [3][6][1] Tamper [8][7] Abort alarm [3][6][2] Tamper Restore [8][8] Self test ok [4] MAIN TRBL [8][9] Self tst fail [4][1] Trouble [8][0] Cancel report

[9] Special [4][1][1] Low Battery [0] Accessor code [4][1][2] Bell [0][1] Wireless ze

[4][1][3] phone [0][1][1] Jamming trbl

[4][1][4] AC LOSS [0][1][2] Jamm tr. rstr

[4][1][5] Aux Fail [0][2] Wl butt mod [4][1][6] Clock NOT set [0][2][1] Jamming trbl [4][1][7] Bus FAIL [0][2][2] Jamm tr. rstr [0][3] Printer modul [0][3][1] Prn trouble [0][3][2] Prn trbl rstr [0][3][3] Prn buff full [0][3][4] Prn buff rstr

6.5.8Add Keypad and Module

Below table is to add/delete module、approve module、check performance of bus-line etc.

Hot key Accessory Instruction

[1] Add/Del Module Add/Del Module

[1][1] Keypad Add keypad

None None

LCD Add RP248KCL

[1][2] Zone Expander Add /delete zone expansion module

None Zone expansion module unused

ZE08 Add 8zones expansion module RP248EZ8

ZE16 Add 16zones expansion module RP248EZ16

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[1][3] Utility Output Add/delete output expansion module

None Output expansion module unused

UO04 Add 4line Output expansion module RP248EO4

[1][4] Power Supply Add /delete power expansion module

None Power expansion module unused

PSO1 Add power expansion module

[1][5] event [1][6] Wl button mod [1][7] Printer modul

[2]

[3]

[4]

Hot Key MISCELLANEOUS Instruction

[1] WL BUTT ALLOC

Miscellaneous: Distribution of the wireless button Hot Key Item Instruction 8 Miscellaneous Allow to program the wireless button

8 1 Distribution of the

Verity Module

Bus Test

Bus Scanning

8) MISCELLANEOUS →

wireless button

Approve expansion keypad and module

Test bus-line communication quality

Check bus-line and report all module in it

emitter 　 Use the key [STAT] or [BYP], Moving

the cursor, input the button’s Number which you want to program into the system

　 Press [ENTER]

W BUTT ALLOCAT: BUTT #=01 (1:01)

Choose one as following:

 Press key [ENTER], Skip to next

Button

BUTT=01 (EMPTY):

1)SKIP

 Write or cover the data on the choice

place, press key [ENTER]

BUTT=01 (EMPTY):

2) (RE) WRITE

 Erase the Data on the choice place,

press key [ENTER]

BUTT=01 (EMPTY):

3) ERASE

 Press key [STAY] and [ENTER],

confirm your choice

ERASE LOCATION ARE YOU SURE? N

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6.6 Communication Protocols

(PPS)

Format Name

Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow 10 1400Hz

Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow Extended

Radionics/DCI/Franklin Slow 10 2300Hz

Silent Knight Fast 20 1400Hz

Silent Knight Fast Extended 20 1400Hz

Sescoa/Franklin/Vertix/DCI Extended

Universal high speed 20 2300Hz

Radionics 20 1400Hz

Radionics 20 2300Hz

Radionics Extended 20 1400Hz

Radionics Extended 20 2300Hz

Radionics 40 1400Hz

Radionics 40 2300Hz

Radionics Extended 40 1400Hz

Radionics Extended 40 2300Hz

Radionics 40 1400Hz Parity 390 20

Pulses/

Kiss off/

Handsha

sec

10 1400Hz

20 2300Hz

ke

Validation

Dual

Round

Dual

Round

Dual

Round

Dual

Round

Dual

Round

Dual

Round

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Round

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Round

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Inter Digit Time

Code Form at

650 0F

650 4F

650 17

650 0E

650 4E

650 56

390 12

390 02

390 12

390 42

390 52

390 00

390 10

390 40

390 50

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Radionics 40 2300Hz Parity 390 30 Radionics Extended 40 1400Hz Parity 390 60

Radionics Extended 40 2300Hz Parity 390 70

Sescoa Super Fast with parity

Ademco Point

DTMF Express

6.7 RP248CN Control Panel Contact ID Reporting Codes

Event Reporting Contact ID

Zone Alarm/Disarm Report

Entry/Exit Alarm 134 Entry/Exit Restore 134 Panic Alarm 130 Panic Restore 130 24 Hours Zone Alarm 133 24 Hours Zone Restore 133 Tamper Zone Alarm 137 Tamper Zone Restore 137 Smoke Zone Alarm/Restore 111 Fire Zone Alarm/Restore 112 Waterproof Zone Alarm/Restore High Temperature Zone Alarm 114 High Temperature Zone Restore Pipeline Zone Alarm/Restore 116 Fire Zone Alarm/Restore 117 Warning Sound Alarm 122 Warning Sign Alarm 123 Perimeter Zone Alarm/Restore 131 Interior Zone Alarm/Restore 132 Daytime/Night Zone Alarm/Restore Open Zone Alarm/Restore 136 System Zone Alarm/Restore 140 Detector Tamper Zone Alarm/Restore 24 Hours Zone Alarm/Restore 151 Gas-fired Alarm 151 Gas-fired Restore 151 Low Temperature zone 152

(4+3+parity)

(Contact)ID

(DTMF ,parity)

(4+2+parity)

Code

113

114

135

144

03B1

0420

0520

Alarm/Restore Temperature Dissipate Alarm/Restore Liquid Leak Alarm 154 Liquid Leak Restore 154 Oil Leak Alarm/Restore 155 Gas Leak Alarm/Restore 157 High Temperature Alarm/Restore Temperature Dissipate Alarm/Restore Airflow Unsteady Alarm 161

Special Function

Urgency Key-depress Alarm 100 Urgency Key-depress Restore 100 Fire Zone Alarm 110 Fire Zone Restore 110 Fire Key-depress Alarm 115 Fire Key-depress Restore 115 Medical Treatment Emergency Alarm Medical Treatment Emergency Restore Menace Alarm 121 Menace Restore 121

Fault Reporting

AC Fault 301 AC Restore 301 Low Battery Power 302 Battery Power Restore 302 Warning Sign Fault 321 Warning Sign Restore 321 Fire Zone Fault 373 Fire Zone Restore 373

On/Off Reporting

User Arm 6A 401 User Unarm 6A 401 User 0 Quick Arm/Disarm 62 408 Force Arm 63 574 Periodic Test 64 602

153

158

159

120

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USER FUNCTIONS

Hot Key

1. BYPASS

1.1 BYPASS ZONES

1.2 BYPASS RESET

1.3 BYPASS RECALL

2. ACTIVITIES

2.1 UTIL OUTPUT

2.2 SWITCH AUX

2.3 TERMINATE FM

2.4 INITIATE CALL

2.5 HAND OVER

2.6 VOID REP PRG

Display Explanation

Provides the ability to bypass an of the system's intrusion zones, as described on page 34. Removes any bypass(es) previously placed on an intrusion zone(s) Recalls the most recent zone bypass(es)

Allows user control of previousl designated extemal devices, as described on page 36 Interrupts the power supplied to the system's smoke detector(s) for a predetermined interval. thus resetting and "readying" them fo subsequent alarms, as described on page 33. If Follow-Me phone No. were chosen, their operation can be terminated. use this function when an alarm has been tripped and there is no nned to utilize the Follow-Me phone call.

By initiating a call to you’re alarm company, this allows them to perform a remote programming operation on your system

Similar in intent to Initiate Call (above), Hand Over allows your alarm company to call you and, during the call, "hand over" to them the control of your security system For installer use only. Some protocols have a report code to the monitoring station for entering and exiting the installer programming. To avoid the

3.VIEW

entering report and save time, this function postpones the report for two minutes during which the installer can enter the programming menu and no report will be made. Allows the entry and/or editing o any phone numbers used with the Follow-Me feature. In case of an alarm, your system will generate a telephone call to a designated system phone or pager user and, when connected to the Voice

2.7 FM PHONES

2.8 ENABLE U/D

2.9 DEL RMT MSG

2.0 CANCEL REPORT

module, employ voice messages to announce the event that has occurred. Refer to the Voice Module Programming and Operations Manual for more information. Refer to page 38 for details abou editing Follow-Me numbers.

Each time this function is enabled, your alarm company may subsequently gain a single remote access to your system to make an required programming changes. Contact your dealer for additional information. Deletes a message that has been sent to the LCD from the Upload/Download software.

Sends a "Cancel Alarm" repor message to the Central Station. This function is used if the alarm was activated by mistake

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3.1 TROUBLE

3.2 ALARM MEMORY

4.MAINTENANCE

3.3 NOT READY STA

3.4 ZONE STATUS

3.5 EVENT LOG

3.6 SERVICE INFO

3.7 OVERVIEW

4.1 KEYPAD TEST

4.2 BATTERY TEST

4.3 LCL CHIM OFF

Should be used when the system has detected a problem, which is evidenced by the rapid flashing of the Power LED, as described on page 73. Allows the viewing of the five mos recent alarm conditions stored by the system. Allows the viewing of all "not ready" zones. Allows the display of all system zones and their current status. Allows the viewing of significan system events including date and time Allows the display of any previousl entered service information and the system version. Select between the following LCD keypad display types:

3.7.1 Single: The keypad displays the partition name, time, and date.

3.7.2 All: the keypad displays the status of all relevant partitions. Each partition is represented by a status letter, as follows: A: Partition Armed S: Partition Stay Armed L: Partition in Alarm N: Partition Not Ready R: Partition Ready

Momentarily tests the keypad indicators and the system’s external sounder(s). Tests the system’s standb battery(ies) Use to turn OFF a particula keypad’s internal sounder for any function involving the

4.4 LCL CHIM ON

4.5 PAR CHIM OFF

4.6 PAR CHIM ON

4.7 LCL BUZZ OFF

4.8 LCL BUZZ ON

4.0 WALK TEST

5.ACCESS CODE

6.CLOCKS

6.1 SYSTEM TIME

6.2 SYSTEM DATE

6.3 NEXT ARM

Chime feature. Use to turn ON a particula

keypad’s internal sounder for any function involving the Chime feature. Use to disable the internal sounde for all keypads in the partition for any function involving the Chime feature. Use to enable the internal sounde for all keypads in the partition for any function involving the Chime feature. Use to turn OFF a particula keypad’s internal sounder during both Entry and Exi Delay time periods and all fire and burgla alarms. Use to turn ON a particula keypad’s internal sounder during both Entry and Exi Delay time periods and all fire and burgla alarms. Used to easily test and evaluate the operation of selected zones in your system

Allows the setting of the system time, as described on page 49. Allows the setting of the system date, as described on page 49. Used to automatically Away arm a disarmed system at a specific time within the next 24 hours. Next Arm works for one time onl since the system deletes the setting after it is acted upon.

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6.4 NEXT DISARM

6.5 DAILY ARM/HOM

6.6 DAILY DISARM

7.INSTALLER

8.ACCESS CNTRL

9.MISCELLANEOUS

6.7 VACATION

6.7.1 PARTITION

8.1 OPEN DOOR

8.1.1-8.1.8 DOOR No 1 - 8

8.2 CUSTOM MSG

8.2.1-8.2.8 UNIT No 1 - 8

9.1 PRINTER CNTRL

9.2 ANTI-CODE

Used to automatically disarm an armed system at a specific time within the next 24 hours. Next Disarm works for one time onl since the system deletes the setting after it is acted upon. Enables you to define a weekl program with up to two time intervals per day, during which the system automatically arms, activates UOs, or prevents users from disarming, as described on page 50. Use to define up to 20 vacation periods and the partitions that will be armed automatically during vacation.

Defines the door mode for each door and the reader criteria for each reader in the system.

Configures the time schedules b which users can access the system.

1 Printer 1 on Activates printer 1 2 Printer 1 off Deactivates messages to printer 1 3 Printer 2 on Activates printer 2 4 Printer 2 off Deactivates messages to printer 2 Some systems (defined during installation of the

systems) are not ready to Arm afte an alarm or tamper condition. To restore the system to Normal Operation mode, a technician code or an Anti-code must be entered. Entering the code supplied by the technician at this location will restore the system to the Normal Operation mode.

9.3 DURESS RESTOR

Deactivates a latched UO that has been activated as a result of a duress code being entered.

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