Rosslare AuraSys L-4, AuraSys L-4PCBA, AuraSys L-4K Hardware Installation Manual

™

AuraSys

4-/8-Zone Alarm Panel

Hardware Installation Manual

Models:

L-4
L-4K
L-4PCBA

L-4

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1. Introduction ....................................................................... 9

2. Technical Specifications and Features .......................... 13

3. Installation and Wiring .................................................. 16

3.1 Installation Quick Guide .................................................................... 16

3.2 Installation Prerequisites .................................................................... 16

3.2.1 Preparing the Installation Environment ....................................................... 16

3.2.2 Preparing the Wiring ................................................................................. 16

3.2.3 Mounting the Control Panel....................................................................... 17

3.2.4 Installing the Keypad(s) .............................................................................. 22

4. Wiring Instructions ......................................................... 24

4.1 Wiring Quick Reference .................................................................... 24

4.2 Wiring the System ............................................................................ 27

4.2.1 AC Wiring ................................................................................................. 27

4.2.2 Battery Connection .................................................................................... 27

4.2.3 Telephone Wiring ...................................................................................... 28

4.2.4 Keypad and Expansion Wiring .................................................................... 28

4.2.5 PGM Connection ....................................................................................... 28

4.2.6 Smoke Detector Connections ..................................................................... 29

4.2.7 Zone Wiring .............................................................................................. 31

4.2.8 Sounder Connections ................................................................................ 34

4.3 Preliminary Testing ............................................................................ 35

5. Programming via Keypad .............................................. 36

5.1 Keypad Quick Reference ................................................................... 36

5.1.1 Keypad User Functions............................................................................... 37

5.1.2 Indicator Bar .............................................................................................. 38

5.1.3 Numeric Programming Pad ........................................................................ 38

5.1.4 System Audio Feedback ............................................................................. 40

5.2 Access Level Types ............................................................................ 41

5.2.1 Master Programmer ................................................................................... 41

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5.2.2 Installer Level ............................................................................................. 41

5.2.3 User .......................................................................................................... 42

5.3 Entering Programming Mode (Installer/Master) .................................. 42

5.4 Enable Installer Code Access ............................................................. 42

5.5 Installer Programming Level .............................................................. 42

5.5.1 Entering Parameters .................................................................................. 43

5.5.2 General Procedural Steps ........................................................................... 43

5.5.3 Programming Tables .................................................................................. 43

5.5.4 Advanced System Programming ................................................................. 48

5.5.5 Zone Definitions – Advanced ...................................................................... 50

5.5.6 Panel Setup ............................................................................................... 52

5.5.7 CMS and Private Phone Reporting .............................................................. 52

5.5.8 PGM Setup................................................................................................ 55

5.5.9 System Timers ........................................................................................... 56

5.5.10 Wireless Device Enrollment/Deletion ........................................................... 56

5.5.11 Remote Control Assignment ...................................................................... 58

5.5.12 Wireless Siren Definition ............................................................................ 58

5.5.13 Walk Test .................................................................................................. 59

5.5.14 System Time and Date ............................................................................... 59

5.5.15 Factory and Access Code Defaults .............................................................. 59

5.6 Master/User Access ........................................................................... 59

5.6.1 User Codes................................................................................................ 59

5.6.2 Duress Code .............................................................................................. 60

5.6.3 Master User............................................................................................... 60

5.6.4 Users Authorization Setup ......................................................................... 60

5.6.5 System Time and Date ............................................................................... 60

5.6.6 Factory and Access Code Defaults .............................................................. 61

6. Programming via PC Software ...................................... 62

6.1 Connections ..................................................................................... 62

6.2 Software Programming Options ........................................................ 62

A. Expansions and Accessories........................................... 63

A.1 MD-31 (RJ-31X Jack) ......................................................................... 63

A.2 SA-59 GSM Communicator ............................................................... 64

A.3 XR-16A – Wireless Expansion ............................................................ 65

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B. Reporting Codes .............................................................. 67

C. Battery Load Capacity .................................................... 69

D. Programming Worksheets ............................................. 70

D.1 Customer Information....................................................................... 70

D.2 Installer Information .......................................................................... 70

D.3 Device Information ........................................................................... 70

D.4 Zone Worksheet ............................................................................... 71

E. Declaration of Conformity ............................................. 72

F. Limited Warranty ............................................................ 73

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List of Figures

List of Figures

Figure 1: Rosslare L-4 Panel .......................................................................... 10

Figure 2: Rosslare L-4K Panel ........................................................................ 10

Figure 3: Rosslare L-4 PCBA Panel ................................................................. 11

Figure 4: Rosslare L-4C, L-4CL, and L-4CU Panels ......................................... 11

Figure 5: Rosslare L-4D, L-4DL, and L-4DU Panels ......................................... 12

Figure 6: L-4 PCBA Panel Mounting Holes..................................................... 17

Figure 7: L-4C Mounting Template ............................................................... 18

Figure 8: L-4C Mounting .............................................................................. 19

Figure 9: L-4D Mounting Template ............................................................... 20

Figure 10: L-4D Mounting ............................................................................ 21

Figure 11: L-4/4K Drilling Template ............................................................... 22

Figure 12: Keypad Mounting Dimensions Kx-04 ............................................ 23

Figure 13: L-4/L-4K Control Panel Components ............................................ 24

Figure 14: L-4 PCBA Control Panel Components and Dimensions .................. 25

Figure 15: L-4C Casing Wiring Threads ......................................................... 26

Figure 16: L-4D Casing Wiring Threads ......................................................... 27

Figure 17: Battery Connection Diagram ........................................................ 28

Figure 18: Telephone Diagram ...................................................................... 28

Figure 19: PGM Wiring Diagram ................................................................... 29

Figure 20: Smoke Detectors without Reset Mechanism ................................. 30

Figure 21: Smoke Detectors with Reset Mechanism ...................................... 31

Figure 22. Resistors ...................................................................................... 33

Figure 23: L-4/L-4K Sounder (bell) Connection .............................................. 34

Figure 24: KE-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4 Zone LED Keypad..................................... 36

Figure 25: KC-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4-Zone LCD Keypad ................................... 37

Figure 26: KD-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4-Zone Dot-Matrix Keypad ......................... 37

Figure 27: Numeric Keypad with Programming Icons .................................... 39

Figure 28: Rosslare's MD-62 TTL to RS-232 Converter ................................... 62

Figure 29: MD-31 Dimensions ...................................................................... 63

Figure 30: MD-31 Internal Wiring ................................................................. 63

Figure 31: MD-31 to Alarm Panel Wiring ...................................................... 64

Figure 32: SA-59 Universal GSM communicator ............................................ 65

Figure 33: XR-16A Wireless Expansion .......................................................... 66

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List of Tables

List of Tables

Table 1: Hardwiring Schematics for Single Zone System ................................ 32

Table 2: Hardwiring Schematics for Doubled Zone System ............................ 32

Table 3: Resistor Color Scheme ..................................................................... 34

Table 4: Resistors Provided ........................................................................... 34

Table 5: User Function Buttons ..................................................................... 37

Table 6: Operational Indicators ..................................................................... 38

Table 7: Programming Function Buttons ....................................................... 39

Table 8: Event Codes: Contact ID – Burglary and Fire .................................... 67

Table 9: Event Codes: Contact ID – Arming Events ........................................ 67

Table 10: Event Codes: Contact ID – System Events ...................................... 67

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Notice and Disclaimer

Notice and Disclaimer

This manual’s sole purpose is to assist installers and/or users in the safe and
efficient installation and usage of the system and/or product, and/or software
described herein.

Before attempting to install and/or use the system, the installer
and the user must read this manual and become familiar with all
safety requirements and operating procedures.

 The system must not be used for purposes other than those for which it

was designed.

 The use of the software associated with the system and/or product, if

applicable, is subject to the terms of the license provided as part of the
purchase documents.

 ROSSLARE exclusive warranty and liability is limited to the warranty and

liability statement provided in an appendix at the end of this document.

 This manual describes the maximum configuration of the system with the

maximum number of functions, including future options. Therefore, not
all functions described in this manual may be available in the specific
system and/or product configuration you purchased.

 Incorrect operation or installation, or failure of the user to effectively

maintain the system, relieves the manufacturer (and seller) from all or any
responsibility for consequent noncompliance, damage, or injury.

 The text, images and graphics contained in the manual are for the

purpose of illustration and reference only.

 All data contained herein subject to change without prior notice.
 In no event shall manufacturer be liable for any special, direct, indirect,

incidental, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages (including,
without limitation, any and all damages from business interruption, loss of
profits or revenue, cost of capital or loss of use of any property or capital
or injury).

 All graphics in this manual are for reference only, some deviation between

the image(s) and the actual product may occur.

 All wiring diagrams are intended for reference only, the photograph or

graphic of the PCB(s) are intended for clearer illustration and
understanding of the product and may differ from the actual PCB(s).

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Introduction

1. Introduction

The AuraSys™ L-4 4/8-zone Security System family is a compact and advanced
4-zone (doubled) hardwired control panel for residential and light commercial
intrusion alarms.

There are several versions of the L-4 product:

 L-4 – Arm Away, Arm Home, and Disarm using key switch
 L-4K – Local arming using numeric keypad
 L-4PCBA – PCB version that connects to external keypads
 L-4C – PCB version incased in a Metal box with 220 VAC adaptor
 L-4CL – PCB version incased in a Metal box with 110 VAC adaptor
 L-4CU – PCB version incased in a Metal box without an AC adaptor
 L-4D – PCB version incased in a specially designed Plastic box with 220

VAC adaptor

 L-4DL – PCB version incased in a specially designed Plastic box with 110

VAC adaptor

 L-4DU – PCB version incased in a specially designed Plastic box without an

AC adaptor

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Figure 1: Rosslare L-4 Panel

Figure 2: Rosslare L-4K Panel

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Figure 3: Rosslare L-4 PCBA Panel

Figure 4: Rosslare L-4C, L-4CL, and L-4CU Panels

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Figure 5: Rosslare L-4D, L-4DL, and L-4DU Panels

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Technical Specifications and Features

2. Technical Specifications and Features

The AuraSys L-4 family supports a wide range of security features. This section
lists the specifications for the features that comprise the security system, as
well as the electrical and mechanical specifications of the Security System.

General Attributes

Onboard dual EOL zone inputs
(+ tamper detection)

Zone doubling

Max. supported zones

4-wire fire zone
(using PGM for reset)

Onboard PGM output

Sounder output

Onboard AUX outputs
L-4/L-4K
L-4PCBA

User codes

Nonvolatile event log size

Max. keypads supported
(KE-04, KC-04 and KD-04)

Central station accounts (primary,
secondary/backup)

Private telephone numbers

Wireless expansion supported

4

Yes

8

1

1 x OC 120 mA

1 x 1 Ampere

+12 VDC 1.0 Ampere
+12 VDC 1.7 Ampere

8 users, 1 Master, and 1 Installer

256

4

Yes

Yes (3)

Yes

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Electrical Characteristics

Power Supply Type

Input Voltage L-4PCBA

Input Current L-4PCBA

Battery (L-4/L-4K) BT-05

Type

Voltage

Capacity

Backup/Recharge Period See table in Appendix C

Battery (L-4/L-4K) BT-16

Type

Voltage

Capacity

Backup/Recharge Period See table in Appendix C

Battery (L-4PCBA) OEM

Type

Voltage

Capacity

Backup/Recharge Period See table in Appendix C

Environmental Characteristics

Operating Environment Range

Operating Temperature Range

Operating Humidity

RFI Protection

Supervision

Linear type (recommended)

16 VAC with 25 VA transformer
(14-18 VAC 50/60 Hz range)

24 VDC 1.2 A (20 to 30 VDC range)

L-4/L-4K

16 VAC with 20 VA transformer
(14-18 VAC 50/60 Hz range)

24 VDC 1A (20 to 30 VDC range)

Standby – 210 mA
Maximum – 600 mA

L-4/L-4K

Standby – 220 mA
Maximum – 720 mA

SLA (Sealed Lead Acid)

12V

800mAh

NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride)

12 V

2 Ah

SLA

12 VDC

5 Ah or 7Ah

Indoor use only

-15°C to 44°C (5°F to 111.2°F)

0 to 95% (non-condensing)

> 20 V/m up to 1000 MHz

Tamper-proof system with constant supervision

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Mechanical Specifications

Dimensions
L-4PCBA
Height x Width

L-4, L-4K
Height x Width x Depth

L-4C, L-4CL, L-4CU
Height x Width x Depth

L-4D, L-4DL, L-4DU
Height x Width x Depth

Weight (without battery)

165 x 65 mm
(6.5 x 2.6 in.)

130 x 170 x 38 mm
(5.1 x 6.7 x 1.5 in.)

254 x 255 x 92 mm
(10 x 10.04 x 3.62 in.)

374 x 286 x 109 mm
(14.72 x 11.26 x 4.29 in.)

PCBA – 102 g (3.6 oz.)
L-4 – 290 g (10.2 oz.)
L-4K – 303 g (10.7 oz.)
L-4C – 2.50 kg (5.51 lb.)
L-4CL – 2.55 kg (5.62 lb.)
L-4CU – 1.92 kg (4.23 lb.)
L-4D – 2.20 kg (4.85 lb.)
L-4DL – 2.25 kg (4.96 lb.)
L-4DU – 1.62 kg (3.57 lb.)

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3. Installation and Wiring

This chapter provides steps for the installation of the AuraSys L-4 control panel
family, and the preliminary testing of the system. It includes a Quick Guide for
fast reference as well as complete programming and wiring instructions.

3.1 Installation Quick Guide

There are a number of steps to installing the unit:

Step Action Section

Preparing the Installation Environment 3.2.1

Preparing the Wiring 3.2.2

Mounting the Control Panel 3.2.3

Installing Keypads (Optional) 3.2.4

Wiring the L-4 System 4

3.2 Installation Prerequisites

Unit installation is limited to the control panel and to the keypads. Installation
instructions for expansion modules are included in appendices in this manual.
For information on installing the various detectors, please refer to the
individual manuals supplied with the detector.

3.2.1 Preparing the Installation Environment

Establish the control panel location using the following guidelines:

 Locate the control panel in a place where the temperature is within the

specified limits for operation.

 When distributing wiring, avoid putting the system wires close to house

wiring to reduce capacitive coupling of noise.

 Locate the control panel in the center of the premises to avoid long runs

to any one location.

 Install the panel 130 cm +/- 10 cm from the floor. Make sure to leave 15

cm all around the control panel for ventilation and/or wiring entry. The
panel should be installed at eye level to ease in making
connections/repairs.

3.2.2 Preparing the Wiring

The control panel provides 12 VDC up to either 1 Ampere for the L-4 and L-4K
or 1.7 Ampere for the L-4PCBA for add-ons (expansion modules) and sensors.

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To install the L-4P CB A panel:

The maximum wire length between the panel and accessories depends on the
amount of current drawn by the accessory and the gauge of the conductors
(wires) used.

The distance between the panel and the furthest keypad or add-on must not
exceed 200 meters due to the capacitance on the data line.

3.2.3 Mounting the Control Panel

The L-4 family of control panels requires mounting inside a secured enclosure,
such as a lockable metal or plastic box.

The L-4 family comes in several versions, with an enclosure and without:

 L-4PCBA – no enclosure; adaptable for installation in customer-supplied

cabinet

 L-4C - PCB version incased in a Metal box, comes in three models, with

220 adaptor for Europe, with 110 adaptor for Latin America, without
adaptor for US

 L-4D - PCB version incased in a specially designed plastic box, comes in

three models, with 220 adaptor for Europe, with 110 adaptor for Latin
America, without adaptor for US

 L-4 – plastic enclosure with a 3-state key switch
 L-4K – plastic enclosure with a 6-button arming keypad

Follow the below instructions to mount the L-4 control panel family based on
the model you have.

1. Using the holes dimensions and locations shown in Figure 6, prepare the

mounting enclosure for the L-4 PCB board.

2. Carefully and securely attach the L-4 PCB board to the mounting

apparatus in the mounting enclosure.

3. Wire the panel according to the wiring instructions (see Chapter 4).

4. Close and secure the enclosure.

Figure 6: L-4 PCBA Panel Mounting Holes

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Installation and Wiring

To install the L-4C panel:

1. Using the holes dimensions and locations shown in Figure 7, drill holes in

the wall.

2. Insert masonry anchors into the drilled holes.

3. Wire the panel according to the wiring instructions (see Chapter 4).

4. Mount the L-4C as shown in Figure 8.

5. Close and secure the enclosure.

Figure 7: L-4C Mounting Template

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To install the L-4D panel:

Figure 8: L-4C Mounting

1. Using the holes dimensions and locations shown in Figure 9, drill holes in

the wall.

2. Insert masonry anchors into the drilled holes.

3. Wire the panel according to the wiring instructions (see Chapter 4).

4. Mount the L-4D as shown in Figure 10.

5. Close and secure the enclosure.

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Figure 9: L-4D Mounting Template

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To install the L-4 and L-4K panels:

g screws are pan head screws while the tamper screw is a unique

Figure 10: L-4D Mounting

1. Using a Philips head screwdriver, unscrew the enclosure screws and open

the L-4/L-4K enclosure.

2. Use the mounting template as shown in Figure 11 to drill holes in the

wall.

3. Insert masonry anchors into the drilled holes.

4. Remove the PCB from the enclosure by gently pressing the PCB clasps to

release the PCB from the enclosure.

5. Use a flat head screwdriver to gently remove the plastic knockouts of both

the wiring hole and screw placement.

Please note that the bottom left mounting location is required for the back
tamper protection, and is the only hole without a knockout.

6. Thread the wires through the wiring hole and wire the unit as explained

ahead in Chapter 4.

7. Secure the L-4/L-4K panel to the wall using the supplied mounting screws.

Please note that the tamper screw is different than the mounting screws.
The mountin

flat head screw.

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To mount the keypad(s):

8. Place the PCB back into the back case of the enclosure; ensure that the

claps are holding the PCB in place.

9. Close and secure the enclosure using a Philips head screwdriver.

Figure 11: L-4/4K Drilling Template

3.2.4 Installing the Keypad(s)

The L-4 family can be wired to external keypads, this section explains how to
mount and install the Keypad, see Section 4.2.4 for wiring instructions.

3.2.4.1 Mounting the Keypad

1. Using a Philips head screwdriver, unscrew the screws at the bottom of the

keypad.

2. Disassemble the cover/PCB assembly from the back plate.

3. Use a flat head screwdriver to gently remove the plastic knockouts of both

the wiring hole and screw placement. Locate the back plate at the
location desired. The keypad should be installed at eye level.

4. Use the dimensions given in Figure 12 or use the back cover itself as a

template.

5. Drill four holes in the wall and insert masonry anchors. Hardware is

provided.

6. Pass the 4-wire cable via one of the channels designed in the back plate.

Use pliers to remove the section covering the channel.

7. Mount and fasten the back plate using the screws provided. Make sure to

level the plate.

8. Wire the PCB and mount the PCB assembly on the back plate (see Figure

13).

9. Close and secure the keypad using a Philips head screwdriver.

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To assign the keypad ID:

Figure 12: Keypad Mounting Dimensions Kx-04

3.2.4.2 Assigning the Keypad ID

Each keypad connected to the AuraSys panels has a unique ID that must be set
prior to running the system. The ID can be 1-7 (single digit) and must be set for
each keypad separately.

Before continuing with the initialization procedure, make sure that the
keypad(s) are wired properly to the L-4 unit.

1. Connect all the keypads to the AuraSys panel, turn on the power.

2. After the keypad finishes its initialization, press  and # simultaneously

for more than 2 seconds, wait for the beep.

3. Set the keypad's ID using the numeric keys 1–7 and then press # (ENTER)

to acknowledge.

4. After all keypads have been set, and are connected to the panel, restart

the panel power.

To enroll two or more keypads, enroll one, power off the keypad, enroll the
second and so on.

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Wiring Instructions

4. Wiring Instructions

This section instructs you on how to wire the L-4 family and describes the
preliminary tests performed after completing wiring the system.

4.1 Wiring Quick Reference

The PCB board and components as well as general connections from the PCB
in the control panel to other panel components and to the keypad(s) are
shown in Figure 13 and Figure 14:

Figure 13: L-4/L-4K Control Panel Components

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Connector: Function:

+ AUX –
CLK (MatrixBUS™)
D (MatrixBUS™)

+ BAT -

VIN AC/DC

+ BELL -

PGM

+ AUX -

Z1…Z2

-

Z3…Z4

+ AUX -

Line

Phone

Keypad

PC connection

In the version of the L-4 pictured above (L-4/L-4K), the tamper connection is a
switch on the board from both sides of the PCB, for back and cover tamper
detection.

Figure 14: L-4 PCBA Control Panel Components and Dimensions

MatrixBUS™ Keypads and expansion terminals and AUX
Voltage for other peripherals

BT-05/16 battery connector

Power input for AC/DC Voltage 14-18 VAC Range, limited up
to 1.2 A

Bell/Siren connection

Programmable open collector output

12 VDC power supply for external devices

Zones 1 and 2 input connections

Common (ground)

Zones 3 and 4 input connections

12 VDC power supply for external devices

Tip and Ring connection for phone line in

Tip and Ring connection for phone line out

Front cover keypad/switch 5-pin connector

MD-62 connection to AuraSys PC software

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Wiring Instructions

Connector: Function:

Tamper

PC connection

+ BAT -

VIN AC/DC

+ AUX –
CLK (MatrixBUS™)
D (MatrixBUS™)

+ BELL -

+ PGM -

+ AUX -

Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4

Line

Tel

When installing L-4C and L-4D models make sure to thread the wires using the
runners and holes embedded into the casing to ensure secure wiring and to
prevent loose wires from crowding the box, see Figure 15 and Figure 16.

External tamper connection, typically from enclosure

MD-62 connection to AuraSys PC software

BT-05/16 battery connector

Power input for AC/DC Voltage 14-18 VAC Range, limited
up to 1.2A

MatrixBUS™ Keypads and expansion terminals and AUX
Voltage for other peripherals

Bell/Siren connection

Programmable open collector output

12 VDC power supply for external devices

Zones 1, 2, 3 and 4 input connections

Tip and Ring connection for phone line in

Tip and Ring connection for phone line out

Figure 15: L-4C Casing Wiring Threads

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Figure 16: L-4D Casing Wiring Threads

L-4CU and L-4DU come without the power supply, contrary to the image
shown.

Backup battery is optional and is not supplied with the unit.

4.2 Wiring the System

General connections from the PCB in the control panels L-4, L-4K and L-4PCBA
to other panel components are shown in Figure 13 and Figure 14.

4.2.1 AC Wiring

The preferable power input for the system is via an AC adaptor however you
have the option to connect the system to a DC power supply as well. Wire the
AC/DC power supply to the Volt IN terminal blocks (VIN + and -) located on
the PCB, refer to Figure 13 and Figure 14 to locate the appropriate connectors.

AC range between 14–18 VAC is limited up to 1.2 A. Refer to Chapter
detailed electrical characteristics of the transformer.

4.2.2 Battery Connection

To connect the battery to the panel place the battery in the battery housing
within the enclosure, connect the battery’s plug to the dedicated battery
power jack on the PCB.

2 for

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LINE PHONE

Figure 17: Battery Connection Diagram

See Chapter

4.2.3 Telephone Wiring

See Figure 18 for the telephone wiring diagram to the control panel. It is
important to connect the control panel to a good ground, to prevent false
ringing.

2 for detailed battery related information.

RISK OF FIRE, EXPLOSION AND BURNING

• If replaced by incorrect battery type

• Do not disassemble, expose to excessive heat or incinerate.

• Dispose used batteries in appropriate container.

Figure 18: Telephone Diagram

In the US do not connect directly to the phone line but rather use Rosslare’s
MD-31 to connect to a phone line, as explained in Appendix A.

4.2.4 Keypad and Expansion Wiring

The system supports up to 4 keypads and one wireless expansion. Cabling can
be shielded or unshielded. If shielded, connect the shield to the GND on the
control panel.
Rosslare's MatrixBUS™ is used to communicate between the L-4 family of
Control Panels and the keypads & expansion.
The four MatrixBUS™ terminals are +Aux- , Data, and CLK which connect to
the four terminals on the keypad and/or expansion.

4.2.5 PGM Connection

The onboard PGM output is an open-collector output with a 120 mA drive
capability. The output can be connected to the AUX+, as shown in Figure 19
or to an external power supply.

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Figure 19: PGM Wiring Diagram

4.2.6 Smoke Detector Connections

Smoke detectors which have a 2-wire input are wired exactly like zones.
For four-wire detectors, In order to support the smoke detectors, the PGM

output must be used as a strobe (see Figure 20). The version with the relay is
used for power supervision purposes (see Figure 21).

For 4-wire fire/smoke detectors, use the following settings:

• Zone input type  Single N.O.

• Attached PGM  PGM 1

• Zone Functional Type  24-Hour Fire 4-Wires

• PGM Activation Trigger  Fire Detector Control

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Figure 20: Smoke Detectors without Reset Mechanism

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Figure 21: Smoke Detectors with Reset Mechanism

4.2.7 Zone Wiring

4.2.7.1 Single Zone Wiring

Refer to Table 1 for hard wiring schematics of the AuraSys L-4 system zones:

 Normally Closed
 Normally Open
 Normally Closed + End-of-Line
 Normally Closed + End-of-Line + Tamper

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Table 1: Hardwiring Schematics for Single Zone System









4.2.7.2 Zone Doubling

Refer to Table 2 for hard wiring schematics of the AuraSys L-4 system doubled
zones:

 Doubled Zone – Normally Closed
 Doubled Zone –Normally Open
 Doubled Zone –Normally Closed + End-of-Line
 Doubled Zone –Normally Closed + End-of-Line + Tamper

Table 2: Hardwiring Schematics for Doubled Zone System



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

  







4.2.7.3 Resistors

The AuraSys L-4 family is provided with 4 resistors for the various zones
connections, including Tamper and EOL detection.

The resistors are: 2.2K, 4.7K and 8.2K
Figure 22, Table 3, and Table 4 help in the understanding of the resistor color

scheme.

Figure 22. Resistors

Stripes 1 and 2 represent numbers that together with stripe 3 which represents
the number of zeros represents the resistor’s value in Ohm. Stripe 4 represents
the tolerance. All resistors provided by Rosslare have a 5% tolerance
represented by the color Gold. To read the Resistor number, hold the unit with
the gold stripe on the right.

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1

2

5

8

9

  

The color scheme is as follows:

Table 3: Resistor Color Scheme

Black 0

Brown

Red

Orange 3

Yellow 4

Green

Blue 6

Violet 7

Grey

White

Based on the above color scheme the resistor provided are as follows:

Table 4: Resistors Provided

Color
Resistor

2.2K

4.7K

8.2K

Red Red Red

Yellow Violet Red

Grey Red Red

4.2.8 Sounder Connections

The sounder connection is shown in Figure 23. Total current drawn from the
Sounder output cannot exceed 1A.

Figure 23: L-4/L-4K Sounder (bell) Connection

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4.3 Preliminary Testing

Once the control panel and keypad(s) have been properly installed and wired:

 The panel must be physically checked to ensure that there are no shorted

or open connections.

 The keypads must be checked to insure proper operation and the correct

keypad assignment

 Power up the system – all LEDs flash in sequence.
 Ensure that all LEDs are lit.

After programming the system as explained in the following chapter perform
the following preliminary tests:

 Perform a walk test for each of the zones; verify that the corresponding

LEDs are lit.

 Arm/Disarm the system to verify that the system behaves according to the

programmed settings.

 Initiate a call to the call center/private phone to test communication.

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5. Programming via Keypad

All settings for the AuraSys L-4 family of control panels can be programmed
from one of the supported standalone keypads or via a PC software to which
you connect directly or remotely.

Typically, system programming is done by the Installer or by the master User.
There are several methods of programming available, depending on the type
of programming required:

 Parameters configuration: via keypad or PC (remote/local)
 Date and time: via keypad or PC (remote/local)
 Firmware upgrade: via a PC (remote/local)

Once you have entered the programming mode, the programming steps and
value entry sequence are straightforward and simple.

This section guides you through the programming steps, as performed using
the attached keyboard.

5.1 Keypad Quick Reference

The AuraSys L-4 system is compatible with Rosslare line of designated keypads,
shown in the three figures below:

 KE-04 – MatrixBUS™ 8 Zone LED Keypad
 KC-04 – MatrixBUS™ 8 Zone LCD Keypad
 KD-04 – MatrixBUS™ 8 Zone Dot-Matrix Keypad

Figure 24: KE-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4 Zone LED Keypad

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Figure 25: KC-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4-Zone LCD Keypad

Figure 26: KD-04 – MatrixBUS™ 4-Zone Dot-Matrix Keypad

5.1.1 Keypad User Functions

The user function buttons are described briefly in Table 5. For a detailed
description of how to use these functions, post-installation, refer to the
AuraSys L-4 User Guide.

Table 5: User Function Buttons

Function Icon Description

AWAY

HOME

Color: RED LED
Idle/Disarmed: Indicator is off

Color: RED LED
Idle/Disarmed: Indicator is off

DISARM

Color: GREEN LED
Idle/Disarmed: ON when the system is ready to arm.

OFF if not ready to arm or when the system is armed.

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Illuminated label indicating an alarm in the

Function Icon Description

Bypass
(Indicator only)

5.1.2 Indicator Bar

This section describes the keypad indicator bar for the various functions of the
system. Table 6 briefly describes the various operational indicators. For a
detailed description of how to use these functions, post-installation, refer to
the AuraSys L-4 User Guide.

Indicators Icon Description

Clock
(KC and KD only)

Color: YELLOW LED

ON when the system is armed and bypass is on.
OFF when the system is disarmed; or armed but

bypass is off.

Table 6: Operational Indicators

The clock flashes if time is not set, as long
as the clock is on

ALARM

Zones

Alarm in Memory

Trouble

Low Battery

Power

Communication

Programming

The Yellow Trouble indicator remains lit until the date and time are set after
first time setup and/or after power loss.

system

12 Red illuminated zone number
indicators

Red illuminated shape status indicators for
Alarm in Memory

Yellow illuminated shape trouble indicator

Yellow illuminated shape low battery
indicator

Yellow illuminated shape power fail
indicator

Yellow illuminated shape indicating
communication failure

Red illuminated shape programming mode
indicator

5.1.3 Numeric Programming Pad

The AuraSys L-4 family enables all installer programming functions from the
attached (and active) numeric keypad.

Figure 27 shows the actual keypad with the corresponding programming
Icons.

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Figure 27: Numeric Keypad with Programming Icons

The programming function buttons described in Table 7 are applicable to all
programming procedures described in this document.

Table 7: Programming Function Buttons

Function Key Icon Description

PGM ON 1

Turns the PGM output ON

PGM OFF 2

Trouble 3

Chime ON 4

Chime OFF 5

Memory 6

Mute 7

Installer
Programming

Master
Programming

Zone Bypass 0

8

9

Turns the PGM output OFF

Displays Troubled Zones

Turns chime on

Turns chime off

Alarm memory zones display

if enabled, mutes all self buzzer
indications (except trouble beeps which
are controlled by the Installer’s
programming)

Enter Programming with Installer code

Enter Programming with Master code

If enabled, toggles bypass mode per
bypassed zones programmed (see
Bypass mode) as defined in
Arming/Disarming section.

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

Function Key Icon Description

Esc

Enter

Emergency 1+3

#

5.1.4 System Audio Feedback

When the (Installer) user enters data using the keypad, the system responds
with tones that signal acceptance or rejection of the data entry:

 Acknowledge beep: when an entry is valid or an operation is successful,

the keypad sounds three short beeps (ACK)

 Non-acknowledge beep: when the system reverts to its previous status

or when an entry is erroneous, the keypad sounds a single long beep
(NACK)

 Key Beeps: according to the programmed setting, any key press

generates a short (150ms) beep

 Approval Beeps: valid entry is indicated by a sequence of four short

beeps: 120/80-120/250-120/80-120ms (HI/LO-HI/LO)

 Invalid or Wrong Entries: indicated by a single, long 1.5 second beep

This behavior is common to all definitions of valid and invalid entries in
this document, unless otherwise mentioned

 Warning Beeps: In case of a general warning condition – as defined in

different cases in this document – the system emits warning beeps as
follows: 2 short beeps of 200/200ms, repeating every 1 second

 Error Beep: In case of an error condition resulting from a wrong entry or

system rejection of a command or request, the keypad emits a
continuous, 1 second long beep, unless otherwise specified

 Trouble Beeps: If enabled, the system keypads sound trouble beeps on a

trouble condition. Trouble beeps consist of a sequence of 3 short beeps of
150/150ms, repeating

 Communication Loss: In the case of loss of communications between

the keypad and control panel, the keypad sounder sounds a unique
trouble beep sequence, similar to the trouble beeps but repeating every 5
seconds. Pressing any key silences the beeps but the trouble status
indicator remains on (yellow) until the communication is restored

 Chime Beeps: the keypad sounder supports the following sequences for

up to 3 chime options as supported by the panel:

 Chime#1: 5 Sequences of 2 x 200ms beeps, one silent second

ESC () key cancels and exits an
existing entry on programming mode.

Confirms selection or value entry in
Programming mode.

Activating the emergency function press
for over 2 seconds, on both buttons at
once) behaves according to the panel’s
emergency definitions.

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 Chime#2: 4 Sequences of 3 x 200ms beeps, one silent second
 Chime#3: 3 Sequences of 4 x 200ms beeps, one silent second

5.2 Access Level Types

The AuraSys L-4 family provides for three levels of access. This section
describes the three levels and their corresponding codes, as well as the duress
code (available to all three user levels) for disarming a system under threat. The
access levels are: Master Programmer, Installer, and User.

5.2.1 Master Programmer

The master level has a unique code that can be changed but not erased. The
default code is 1000.

User and master level access are provided by entering the basic and master
codes respectively. The system does not allow installer access without master
user approval.

In addition to the user-level programmable functions, the master can:

 Change the master code
 Change the duress code
 Change, add, or delete basic-level user codes
 Change basic level arming/disarming options
 Set system time and date
 Program private phone numbers
 Reset the panel to factory defaults

5.2.2 Installer Level

Within the AuraSys L-4 system, the master user, normally the owner, must
allow the Installer to access the system. He does this by providing the Installer
with the installer entry code that allows him to reprogram the system. (See

Section
The system enters installation mode once the Installer enters his code. If the

wrong installer code is entered, the system allows you to immediately re-enter
the code while an error indication shows. The installer code can be changed
under installer access only. The system allows only a single installer session
access at a time and from a single keypad. All other keypads are locked. The
installer level can access the system using the keypads, and remote/local
up/down communications. The installer level has authorization to:

 Change the Master and Installer codes
 Access all system configuration settings
 Set system time and date
 Reset the panel to factory defaults

5.5 for a complete description of installer programming procedures.)

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To enter programming mode:

5.2.3 User

Each user code is assigned for arming/disarming the system. When a wireless
expansion is installed in the system, up to ten users can be assigned (by the
master programmer) to use RF keys, in addition to using the manual code
entry.

Each user can be programmed by the master programmer to exercise part or
all arming options, disarm the system, and/or set bypassing zones.

5.3 Entering Programming Mode (Installer/Master)

1. On the attached keypad, press 8 to access the Installer Programming

Menu, or 9 to access the Master Programming Menu.

 The PROGRAM indicator starts flashing, indicating a programming

code request.

 All other keypads from this stage on are blocked; the PROGRAM

indicator flashes on the blocked keypads, as well.

2. Enter the Master/Installer code (default code is 1000 for Master and 8888

for Installer).

 The PROGRAM LED illuminates and the AWAY indicator blinks. The

system is now ready to accept the Section Code.

 To program a feature, press # (ENTER) followed by the numeric

string as detailed in the various programming tables shown in
Sections 5.5.3 through 5.5.15.

 Press  (ESC) for 3 seconds to exit programming. The system

automatically exits programming mode after 5 minutes of inactivity as
well.

5.4 Enable Installer Code Access

Within the AuraSys L-4 system, the Master User, the owner, must allow the
Installer to access the system. He does this by providing the Installer with the
installer entry code that allows him to reprogram the system. The system
enters installation mode once the Installer enters his code.

5.5 Installer Programming Level

Once the system is installed, it can be programmed from one of the keypads.
This section describes the following procedures for the installer level user, as

well the system responses:

 Entering Parameters
 General Procedural Steps
 Programming Tables

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To perform a typical programming sequence:

5.5.1 Entering Parameters

Once the system is ready to accept parameters from the Installer, he is able to
program the desired values from the keypad using a series of coded numbers.
There are two values for each parameter, the section code and the
programmed value. They can be understood as follows:

Parameter Description

Section Code

Valid Value(s)

This is the number that indicates which major program category is
to be accessed by the Installer. This is a 3-digit number for installer
programming; or a 2-digit number for the master programming.

The format to be entered, within certain boundaries or selected
from a number of options.

5.5.2 General Procedural Steps

This section describes the typical programming sequence.

1. Enter Programming Mode.

2. Press # (ENTER) followed by the Section Code.

 If the Section Code is valid, the AWAY indicator illuminates and the

HOME indicator flashes. Otherwise the keypad sounds an error beep

and the indicators remain unchanged

 This action identifies the category of value to be entered. After

entering the three-digit value, the AWAY indicator becomes lit
constantly and the HOME indicator starts blinking, signaling that the
unit is waiting for the Installer to enter a value

3. Enter a value number, either single or multiple value entry, followed by #

(ENTER).

 Indicator PROGRAM remains on, HOME is off and AWAY is

blinking; the program is waiting for a valid section code to be
entered. Only numeric values can be keyed in the LED indicator-type
keypad.

5.5.3 Programming Tables

The programming tables described in this section list the codes, defaults and
valid values for all parameters. Each table is accompanied by an example of the
programming sequence for the parameter set out in that table. Note the
following about the example string of coded numbers:

 The string of numbers represents values for all parameters in the string

that defines, for example, a zone. If you wish to enter a value for a
specific parameter, you enter valid values for all parameters that appear
in the table to the left of the parameter you wish to define

 For example, see Section

5.5.4.1 for the table of basic zone definitions. To

define zone 1 as a Crossing Paired Zone, you must enter all parameters up
to and including the Crossing Paired Zone parameter. These parameters

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include: Section Code, Zone#, Input Type, Partition, PGM#, and finally,
Crossing Paired Zone

 Therefore, the correct installer input should be: 101 01 01 02. This defines

the Zone Input Type as “Single NO”.

5.5.3.1 Zone Description Table

Each zone has a unique ID number and type. This section describes the codes
for Zone # and Zone Type.

Section: 001 (Zones 01 to 08)
Format: 001 – Zone 01 type – … – Zone 08 type

Section Code Zone # Default Valid Value

[001]

Example: 001 01 03 03 03 04 04 04 04

Valid zone types:

Value Description

00

01

02

03

04

05

07

08

09

10

11

17

20

22

23

26

32

Zone Not in use

Delay 1

Delay 2

Perimeter zone (immediate alarm when Armed Home/Away)

Interior zone (immediate alarm when Armed Away)

Instant Zone (excluded from Perimeter Arm)

24-hour Fire (4-wire)

24-hour Fire (2-wire)

Delay respective zone (allow arming the system when zone is open)

Perimeter respective zone (allow arming the system when zone is open)

24-hour audible

24-hour Emergency (wired panic zone)

Follower zone (follow delay zone)

Momentary key-switch

Latched key-switch

24-hour silent

Non-alarm (chime or PGM activation/ deactivation)

01 01 00 – 32
02 03 00 – 32

03 03 00 – 32
04 03 00 – 32
05 04 00 – 32

06 04 00 – 32
07 04 00 – 32

08 04 00 – 32

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5.5.3.2 Entry/Exit Delay Table

The Entry and Exit Delay codes define the delay time in seconds. These are the
delays that allow the user to reach the keypad upon entry, or to reach the door
upon exit without triggering an alarm.

Section: 005

Section Default Description Valid value (sec.)

[005]

Example: 005 30 45 15 (entry delay 1, entry delay 2, Exit delay)

5.5.3.3 System Codes Table

All codes in the System Codes table are entered according to the current
Access Code Length (Section 017 of this manual). Installer and Master Codes
can be edited, but cannot be deleted (typing <#> resets them to their default
values).

Installer Code

Each Installer has a unique 4-digit access code. This is the section code for
installer code definition.

Section: 006

 Format: [006] Installer Code (4 digits)
 Default: 8888

Master Code

There is a master code for the partition.

Section: 007

 Format: [007] Master code (4 digits)
 Default: 1000

5.5.3.4 PGM Activation Triggers Table

Program (PGM) Activation Triggers are the codes used to determine the
behavior of the connected devices (such as garage door openers, lights, and so
on).

Section: 009

 Format: [009] PGM # (01) Code (##)
 Example: 009 01 01

Valid Activation Options:

45 Entry Delay 1 03–99
45 Entry Delay 2 03–99

60 Exit Delay 03–99

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Code Description

01

03

04

06

07

08

09

11

5.5.3.5 81BSystem Options Table

System options include configurable system features and device options.
Options include alarm mode settings, event log parameters, time/date format,

and ring indicators.

Section: 013

Section Default Description Options

[013] 0 Instant Alarm Mode 0=Disable,

Example: 013 1 0 0 0 0

Arming/disarming (default)

Alarm or trouble for specified zones/system

Alarm or trouble for specific zone type in system

Alarm or trouble for specific zone type/system

Keypad or remote key activation

Remote panic

Emergency from keypad

Fire detector control (onboard PGM only)

1=Enable

0 Panel Zone Doubling 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 PABX Code Enable 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 ARM with Low Battery 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 Keypad buzzer follow siren 0=Disable,

1=Enable

When setting the panel to have zone doubling, zone 1 pairs with zone 5, zone
2 with 6 and so on.

Section: 014

Section Default Description Options

[014]

1 Store Alarms in Event Log 0=Disable,

1 Store Troubles in Event Log 0=Disable,

1 Store Restored Events in Event Log 0=Disable,

1 Store Zone Bypass/Unbypass in Event Log 0=Disable,

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1=Enable

1=Enable

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Section Default Description Options

1 Store Arming/Disarming in Event Log 0=Disable,

1

0 Jamming detect enable 0=Disable, 1=

0 Arm On Low Battery enable 0=Disable, 1=

Key Switch AWAY

Example: 014 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Section: 015

Section Default Description Options

[015]

0 Trouble beeps 0=Disable,

0 Trouble beeps activation time 0=Disable,

0 Predefined

Bypass Zone

0 Time Format 0=24H, 1=12H
0 Date Format 0=DDMMYY,

Example: 015 1 1 1 1 1
Section: 016

1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

Enable

Enable

1=Enable

1=Enable
0=Disable,

1=Enable

1=MMDDYY

Section Default Description Options

[016]

4 Number of Rings 4-9
0 Fax Recall Rings 0-3

Example: 016 4 0
Section: 017

Section Default Description Options

[017]

4 Access Code Length 4-5-6

Example: 017 4
When changing code length from 4 (default) to 5 or 6, all codes are deleted

and reset to the longer format default (5 or 6 digits).
For example, if a selected access code length is 5, then the default installer

code value is 88888, and the default master code is 10000.

Such a change should be the first parameter to be set in the system; all others
follow this setting.

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Section: 018

Section Default Description Options

[018]

Example: 018 2

5.5.4 Advanced System Programming

This section describes the various system operating conditions and describes
the procedures required to program the AuraSys L-4 security system.

5.5.4.1 Zone Definitions – Basic

The table below describes the codes used to define the basic characteristics of
the zones.

Section: 101 – 108

Section

[101] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)

[102] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)
[103] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)
[104] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)

[105] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)
[106] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)

[107] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)
[108] (00) (01) (02) (01) (00) (01) (02) (00)

Example: 101 00 01 02 01 00 01 02 00

2 Backlight Mode 0 – Off, 1 – On, 2 – Timed (backlight Period)

Zone Name

Partition

Input Type

Attached PGM#

Zone Family

Chime Type

Response time

(100ms res.)

Swinger Counter

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Valid Zone name options:

Main Entrance

01

Back Door

02

Garage

03

Garage Door

04

Front Yard

05

Back Yard

06

Living Room

07

Child Room

08

Guest Room

09

Yard Door

10

Dining Room

11

Elevator

12

Vehicle Door

13

Balcony

14

Bedroom

15

Zone name value 00 is default.
Valid Input Types:

Code Description

00

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

Wireless

Single NC

Single NO

Single NC, EOL and shorted loop detection

Single NC, EOL, Tamper and shorted loop detection

Double Zone NC

Double Zone NO

Double Zone NC, EOL and shorted/open loop detection

Double Zone NC, EOL, TAMPER and shorted loop detection

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Master Bedroom

Laundry Room

Office

Kitchen

Bathroom

Master Bathroom

Attic

Basement

Guest Bathroom

Den

Store

Lower Bathroom

Upper Bathroom

Downstairs

Warehouse

Walkway

31

Gate

32

Hall

33

Closet

34

Emergency

35

Library

36

Fire

37

Upstairs

38

Storage Room

39

Custom Zone 1

40

Custom Zone 2

41

Custom Zone 3

42

Custom Zone 4

43

Custom Zone 5

44

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Valid Zone Families:

Code Description

00

01

02

03

04

05

Valid values:

 Partition: 01
 PGM#: 00 = PGM not attached, 01 = PGM 1 attached
 Chime Type: 01-03
 Zone Response Time, in 0.1 sec units: 01-99
 Zone Swinger Counter: 00 = Not Limited, 01-03

5.5.5 55BZone Definitions – Advanced

Section: 121 – 128

Unknown

Door/Window

Fire/Smoke

PIR

Glass Breaker

RF Repeater

The Installer must enter the correct zone input types for all zones after
changing to Zone Doubling Mode.

Section

Chime

Alarm

verification

PGM activation

on zone

violation

Super-vision

monitoring

No-activity

Zone

crossing /

Walkthrough

[121] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
[122] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)

[123] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
[124] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)

[125] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
[126] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
[127] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)

[128] (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)

Example: 121 0 0 0 0 0 0
Valid values:

 Chime Option: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable
 Alarm Verification (Report on second Alarm): 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable
 PGM Activation on Zone Violation: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable

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 Supervision: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable
 No-Activity Monitoring: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable
 Zone Crossing/Walkthrough: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable

5.5.5.1 Dialing Setting

Central Station Dialing Attempts

This code defines the number of attempts the system makes to contact the
central station when the system is violated.

Section: 160

Section Default Description Valid Values

[160]

Example: 160 04
Private Phone Dialing Attempts

This code defines the number of attempts the system makes to contact a
private phone when the system is violated.

Section: 161

04 Central Station Dialing Attempts 01–15

Section Default Description

[161]

02 Private Phones Dialing Attempts 01–15

Valid Values

Example: 161 02
PABX Code

This setting defines the PABX code.

Section: 162

Section Default Description Valid Values

[162]

N/A PABX Code Up to 4 digits

Example: 162 9

PABX codes may be of 1 to 4 digits in length. Pressing ENTER after less than a
4-digit entry accepts the entry as the value for PABX code.

Country/Region Code

This setting defines the Dialing Region code.

Section: 163

Section Default Description Valid Values

[163]

18 Dialing Region Code 0–18

Example: 163 12
Value definition:

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00

01

02

03

04

05

06

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Columbia

Costa Rica

Cyprus

France

07

08

09

10

11

12

13

Greece

Hong Kong

Israel

Italy

Mexico

Spain

Paraguay

14

15

16

17

18

Peru

Portugal

Uruguay

Venezuela

Other Region

5.5.6 Panel Setup

Panel setup options include all the configurable options for the main user
features. These are keypad commands and shortcuts that define the everyday
user interface.

Section: 201

Section Default Description Valid Values

[201]

0 Quick Arm 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Forced Arm

0 Exit Delay Restart 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Emergency Keys 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Silent Emergency 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Zone Bypass 0=Disable, 1=Enable

1 Chime Enable 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Duress Code 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Mute enable 0=Disable, 1=Enable

1 Memory Alarm notification 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Blind Dial 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Squawk Home 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Squawk Away 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Squawk Disarm 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Squawk Emergency 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Squawk Trouble 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0=Disable, 1=Enable

Example: 201 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

5.5.7

57BCMS and Private Phone Reporting

5.5.7.1 84BPhone and Account Numbers

This code is used to enter the CMS reporting phone numbers and CID
accounts.

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Reported alarms: Fire, Burglary, Panic, Duress, Zone/system

activity, Keypad's Emergency,

Section: 301 – 304

Section Default Description Valid values

[301]

[302]

[303]

[304]

Empty Primary CMS

Account
Empty Secondary CMS Account

Empty Primary CMS phone

Empty Secondary CMS Phone

Example (301): 301 1234 enter 1234 as the CMS account
Example (303): 001234567890

The Account Code is 4 Hex digits in length with any combination of <0000> to
<FFFF>, except using digit 'A'.

To enter Hex digits 'B' – 'F', press the DISARM button, followed by pressing
buttons '2' – '6', respectively.

To enter pause in the telephone number string, press the DISARM button
followed by pressing the '0' button.

5.5.7.2 85BEvent Reporting Options
This code is used to define the event reporting options.

Section: 305

Default Description Valid value

0 Reported Event Log Overfull 0=Disable

1

1 Reported open/close: Arm home, Arm away, Forced

1 Reported warnings: Zone no-

1 Zone Alarm Swinger/Supervision Fail, Panel/WL Zone/WL

1 Reported event restore alarms 0=Disable,

1 Reported event restore warnings 0=Disable,

1 Reported event restore troubles 0=Disable,

tamper, System tamper

armed, Disarming

Keypad or Local/Remote PC Programming Entry/Exit,
Periodic CMS Test

Siren Low Battery, RF Jamming, Opened/Closed Loop,
Inaccurate Date/Time, different communication problems,
Auxiliary or Bell Over Current

Example: 305 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 Hex digits (Contact ID)

4 Hex digits (Contact ID)

Up to 20 digits use

Up to 20 digits use

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

1=Enable

1=Enable

1=Enable

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5.5.7.3 Reporting Enable/Disable This code is used to enable or disable the reporting options.

Section: 306

Default Description Valid value

0 Primary CMS 0=Disable, 1=Enable
0 Secondary CMS 0=Disable, 1=Enable

0 Report Backup 0=Disable, 1=Enable

Example: 306 1 0 0

5.5.7.4 Reporting Format This code is used to define the event reporting format.

Section: 307

Default Description Valid Values

0 Reporting Format partition 1 0 (Contact ID)

5.5.7.5 Reporting Test Time This code is used to define the CMS reporting test time options.

Section: 308

Default Description Valid Values

1200 Reporting to CMS Test time Hours: Minutes

0000 – 2359

0 CMS Test Period 0 = none

1 = every day
2 = every week
3 = every 2 weeks
4 = every 1st of month

1 CMS Test Weekday 1 to 7 (1=Sunday)

Example: 308 1200 1 1

5.5.7.6 CMS Report Delay This code is used to define the report delay time between reports sent to the

CMS, you have the option of controlling the delay time by defining a value of
0–15, each value adds 50 ms to the default value of 250 ms (0).

Section: 309
Values: 0–15
Example: 309 2

The AuraSys L-4 complies with the Admeco digital communication standard SIA
DC-051999.09 which defines that the delay should be between 250-350ms
(values 0, 1, or 2.) Changing the delay time to exceed 350ms effectively causes
the unit to lose its compliance with the standard.

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5.5.7.7 Phone Line Amplitude Level This code is used to manually define the phone line amplitude. Changing the

value in this section changes the default DTMF signal level from 600
Hexadecimal (level 0) up to 1200 Hexadecimal (level 15).

Section: 310
Values: 0–15
Example: 310 12

5.5.7.8 Private Phone Reporting This code is used to enter the Private phone reporting phone numbers, the

AuraSys L-4 panel support up to 3 private phone reporting numbers:

Sections: 321, 322 and 323
Example: 321 001234567890

To enter pause in the telephone number string, press the DISARM button
followed by press the '0' button.

The length of the telephone number cannot exceed 20 digits including all
pauses.

5.5.8 PGM Setup

PGM setup parameters define the behavior of devices connected to the
programming port of the AuraSys L-4 board.

Section: 501 (PGM# 1)

Default Description Valid Values

0 PGM Enable 0=Disable, 1=Enable
0 PGM Idle State 0 = Off, 1 = On
01 Zone Type for Activation 01 – 32

01 Operating Mode 01 – 05
001 Operating Parameters: Pulse 001-255 (x100ms)

001 Operating Parameters: Pause, in Continuous

Pulsating Mode

000 Operating Parameters:

Auto-reset Time

000 Operating Parameters:

Start Delay

001-999 (x100ms)

001-999 seconds
000: auto-reset disabled

000-255 (x50ms)

Example: 501 1 1 32 05 205 999 999 255

For Zone Type for Activation options refer to Valid Zone Types in Section 001
(starting from DELAY 1 Zone Type).

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It is only possible to program remote control if the remote control has other

PGM operating mode options:

Code Description

01 Continuous active
02 Single short pulse (100ms resolution)

03 Single long pulse (1sec resolution)
04 Repeated short period pulsing (100ms resolution)
05 Repeated long period pulsing (1sec resolution)

5.5.9 59BSystem Timers

Define the system timers.

Section: 601 – 608

Section Default Description Valid Values

[601]

[602]

[603]

[604]

[605]

[606]

[607]

[608]

Example: 603 0600 2200

5.5.10

This chapter describes the wireless devices enrollment and deletion procedure
(see more on the wireless expansion in Appendix

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04 Wireless Zone Supervision Time (hours)

04 Sounder Bell time (minutes)

00:00
23:59
00 No-Activity Timer (minutes) 00-99

00 Alarm Abort Time (minutes)

00 Alarm Cancel Time (minutes)

10 Backlight Time (seconds)

04 AC Fail Report Delay (minutes) 00-99

60BWireless Device Enrollment/Deletion

Start of Trouble Beeps
End of Trouble Beeps

A).

• The wireless expansion model must be connected to the panel before
wireless device enrollment and deletion may be performed.

• It is only possible to program wireless zones if their zone types are other
than Not in use (Section Code 001). In addition, the zone families must be
other than Unknown (Section Code 105-108).

•

than 0 assigned user number (Section Codes 811-818).

Before enrolling a wireless zone, you must set the zone parameters in Sections
105 to 108, as follows:

• Zone Input type: 00 – wireless

• Zone family – according to the RF detector

Before enrolling a remote control, the remote has to be assigned to a user in
sections 811 up to 818.

Setting the remote assignment to 00 disables that remote.

01-12

01-99

Hours: Minutes
Hours: Minutes

00-99

00-99

01-59

Programming via Keypad

Before enrolling a wireless siren, the Siren has to be defined in sections 821 up
to 824.

Setting the siren assignment to 00 disables that wireless siren.

Section: 802

Device Value Description

05 – 08 Zone number
41 – 48 Remote Controls
71 – 74 Repeaters

81 – 84 Wireless Sirens

5.5.10.1 Enrolling Process

1. While the panel is in Program mode, go to Section 802 and enter #
followed by 802.

The ARM AWAY LED is lit and the STAY LED flashes.

2. Enter the 2-digit RF device number followed by # (for example, for
wireless zone 8 enter 08#).

The ARM AWAY LED is lit, the STAY LED is lit, and the READY LED
(green) flashes.

The panel waits several minutes for you to transmit an enrollment signal
from the RF device.

3. Transmit from the device you wish to enroll.

The keypad beeps 1–3 beeps for acknowledgement (1 beep for low signal
quality and 3 beeps for high signal quality).

The zone LED corresponding to the RF device number enrolled is lit and the
READY LED is off.

4. Enter # to store the zone.
The STAY LED is off and the ARM AWAY LED flashes.
In either case, the keypad emits a beep and waits for the next Section

Code.

5. Repeat the steps in this section for each RF device.

5.5.10.2 93BDeleting

1. While the panel is in Program mode, go to Section 802 and enter #
followed by 802.

The ARM AWAY LED is lit and the STAY LED flashes.

2. Enter the 2-digit RF device number followed by # (for example, for
wireless zone 6 enter 06#).

The ARM AWAY LED is lit, the STAY LED is lit, and the READY LED
(green) flashes.

The panel waits for your input.

3. Press  to delete the RF device.

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The STAY LED is off and the ARM AWAY LED flashes.

4. Repeat the steps in this section to delete additional RF devices.

• Wireless devices can be enrolled only if XR-16A is connected and functions
properly.

• If device is enrolled, another device cannot be enrolled on the same
location.

• The number of remote controls is limited to the panel and the number of
users in use. Remote Control uses the Access Permissions of the attached
user.

• During RF Device Enrolling, the Wireless Module sends to the Panel the real
RF Signal Strength. The Installer can know the reception strength according
to the signal reception acknowledge indication based on beeps per second:
on Strong signal, the keypad emits 4 beeps; on Medium strength signal,
the keypad emits 3 beeps; on Low reception the keypad emits 2 beeps.

5.5.11 Remote Control Assignment

This code is used to define the Remote Control Assignments of users 1–10.
Sections: 811-818 (correlates with 41-48 of Section 802 as described above)

Section Default Description Valid Values

[811]

[812]

[813]

[814]

[815]

[816]

[817]

[818]

00 Assign Remote 1 to User #

00 Assign Remote 2 to User # 00 – 08,17

00 Assign Remote 3 to User # 00 – 08,17

00 Assign Remote 4 to User # 00 – 08,17

00

00 Assign Remote 6 to User # 00 – 08,17

00 Assign Remote 7 to User # 00 – 08,17

00 Assign Remote 8 to User # 00 – 08,17

Assign Remote 5 to User # 00 – 08,17

Example: 811 08

5.5.12

62BWireless Siren Definition

This code is used to define the wireless siren.
Sections: 821-824 (correlates with Slot 81 described on Page 56)

00 – 08,17

Section Default Description Active Supervision

[821]

[822]

[823]

[824]

0 0 Wireless Siren 1 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 0 Wireless Siren 2 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 0 Wireless Siren 3 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0 0 Wireless Siren 4 0=Disable,

1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

0=Disable,
1=Enable

Example: 821 1 1

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To perform a Walk Test:

5.5.13 Walk Test

Section: 801

1. Section 801 refers to Walk Test mode, where each zone activation emits a
reception beep (see Section

5.5.10) and is logged in the event log.

2. On Zone activation, the corresponding LED is lit to indicate last activation:
the LED is ON when the signal is Strong or the Zone is wired; when the
signal is Medium or Low, the LED blinks at a slow rate.

3. During the Walk Test, ARM, HOME, and DISARM blink at a rapid rate to
indicate the status.

4. A Walk Test can be initiated only when the panel is disarmed.

5. On no zone activation for 30 minutes, Walk Test stops.

6. The Installer can stop the Walk Test by pressing .

5.5.14 System Time and Date

Define the system time and date.

Section: 901 – 903

Section Default Description Valid Values

[901]

[902]

[903]

12:00 Update time 0000–2359

01
01

01
08

Update day of month
Update month

Update week-day
Update year

01–31
01–12

01 (Sun) – 07 (Sat)
01 (2001) – 99 (2099)

Example: 902 21 05

5.5.15 Factory and Access Code Defaults

To restore the system to Factory or to Access Code Defaults, enter Section
Code <999>, followed by the acknowledge number 4321 (Reset the Panel to
Factory Defaults) or 8765 (Reset Access Codes to Defaults only).

Example: 999 4321

5.6 Master/User Access

See Section

5.3.

5.6.1 User Codes

User Code options:

User Default User Default

[01] (Empty) [05] (Empty)
[02] (Empty) [06] (Empty)
[03] (Empty) [07] (Empty)

[04] (Empty) [08] (Empty)

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By default, there are no codes for the users; typing <#> without any number
disables that user.

5.6.2 Duress Code

Section Default

[21] (Empty)

Example: 21 4567
By default, Duress code is null, typing <#> without any number disables it.

5.6.3 Master User

Section Default

[31] (1000)

Example: 31 9876

The default values of Installer and Master codes are set according to the length
of the access code.

5.6.4 Users Authorization Setup

This code is used to define authorizations for specific users – up to 8 users.
Section: 41-48 (Users 1-8)

Default Description Valid Values

1 Arm Home Enable/Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable

1 Arm Away Enable/Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable
1 Disarm Enable/Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable
0 Zone Bypass Enable/Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable

Example: 41 1 1 1 1

5.6.5 System Time and Date

This code is used to define the system time and date settings.

Section: 91 – 93

Section Default Description Valid Values

[91]

[92]

[93]

12:00 Update time 0000–2359

01
01

01
08

Update day of month
Update month

Update week-day
Update year

01–31
01–12

01 (Sun) – 07 (Sat)
01 (2001) – 99 (2099)

Example: 92 21 05

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5.6.6 Factory and Access Code Defaults

To restore the system to Factory or to Access Code Defaults, enter Section
Code <99>, followed by the acknowledge number 4321 (Reset the Panel to
Factory Defaults) or 8765 (Reset Access Codes to Defaults only).

Example: 99 4321

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Programming via PC Software

To Connect the AuraSys L-4 Panel to the PC Directly:

To connect the AuraSys L-4 Panel to the PC remotely:

6. Programming via PC Software

The AuraSys L-4 can be programmed using the AuraSys Lite Remote
Programmer PC Software. There are several ways of connecting the unit to a
PC, directly using Rosslare’s MD-62 TTL to RS-232 converter, or remotely via
the telephone line.

You can also update the unit’s firmware, using the AuraSys Lite AR-P02 PC
Software with direct connection using HyperTerminal.

6.1 Connections

1. Use Rosslare's MD-62 TTL to RS-232 converter; connect the MD-62 to the
L-4’s PC serial Port.

Figure 28: Rosslare's MD-62 TTL to RS-232 Converter

2. Connect the RS-232 connector to the PC. Ensure that the Red wire in the
cable’s 10-pin connector is connected to pin number 1 on the PCB male
connector.

3. Run the AuraSys Lite Remote Programmer PC Software.

1. Connect the L-4 unit to the phone line using RJ-11 cable.

2. Run the AuraSys Lite Remote Programmer PC Software.

3. Ensure that the Unit’s phone number is assigned in the application.

4. Ensure the computer running AR-P02 has a modem connection.

6.2 Software Programming Options

Refer to the AuraSys Lite Software Manual for detailed instructions on
connecting to the panel and other available options.

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Expansions and Accessories

A. Expansions and Accessories

A.1 MD-31 (RJ-31X Jack)

Even though the RJ31X jack has more connections, typically only four wires are
used; two for the connection to the outside phone line (T and R), and two for
the connection to the inside phone lines (T1 and R1).

The MD-31 has 8 screw terminals inside the housing. This makes it easy to
connect the outside and inside lines.

Just connect the lines as shown below. The outside and inside lines can come
into the jack from within the wall behind the jack, or into either, or both, sides
of the jack.

Figure 29: MD-31 Dimensions

Figure 30: MD-31 Internal Wiring

 Out to internal Phone Line – Ring
 Out to internal Phone Line – Tip
 From Phone Company – Ring
 From Phone Company – Tip

Color coding in the diagram below, may vary based on the Installer’s wiring,
however these are the standard color coding based on a typical installation.

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When connected as shown (and nothing is plugged into the jack), the internal
phones should be working.

Replace the cover on the jack; the unit can now be connected to the security
system.

Figure 31: MD-31 to Alarm Panel Wiring

Connect the 50 cm cord to the alarm panel:

 Yellow to "R" or "Ring" contact (Ring, from phone company)
 Green to "T" or "Tip" contact (Tip, from phone company)
 Brown to "R1" contact (Ring, To inside phones)
 White to "T1" contact (Tip, to inside phones)

Plug the 50 cm cord into the MD-31 and test communication.

A.2 SA-59 GSM Communicator

The SA-59 is a universal GSM reporting unit and communicator. When it is
connected to an Alarm Panel, the SA-59 operates as a GSM back-up unit to
the PSTN line, enabling incoming and outgoing calls to be redirected to the
GSM network if the PSTN line fails. Since the SA-59 simulates a telephone line,
it makes no difference whether the device to which it is connected is a GSM or
a land line.

The built-in SA-59 GSM module connects via the PSTN line to check for phone
communication type availability. If there is no PSTN line, the SA-59
automatically switches the call from PSTN line to GSM.

When the SA-59 is connected to a telephone line (Line IN), the SA-59 tunnels
the device to a land line to make a call. If the land line is cut or not
functioning, all communications go via the GSM network without the need for
any special additional settings.

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If the SA-59 is not connected to a land line, all communications take place via
the GSM network.

Figure 32: SA-59 Universal GSM communicator

A.3 XR-16A – Wireless Expansion

The MatrixBUS™ XR-16A is a wireless expansion that seamlessly transforms
the AuraSys intrusion alarm system from a limited hardwired system into a
wireless system. This expansion is an advanced two way RF communicator
which allows systems to expand the protection capability to use wireless
detectors, sirens, repeaters and remote controls.

With up to 6 zones, 8 remote controls, 4 repeaters and 4 wireless sirens, this
expansion is truly a powerful addition to your system.

The XR-16A MatrixBUS™ expansion module is an external board that can be
mounted in a secure location.

Designed for easy installation and operation, the XR-16A module features
state-of-the-art RF transceiver technology that adds the power of wireless to
the control panel.

Once the expansion module is connected to the main panel, the sensors can
be added to up to six zones on the panel via the LCD or LED keypad.

The MatrixBUS™ XR-16A has two available models:

 XR-16AH for 868.35 MHz frequency
 XR-16AG for 433.92MHz frequency

The MatrixBUS™ XR-16A is crafted to the highest manufacturing standards,
out of the finest materials under Rosslare’s ISO 9001:2000 Certified Quality
standards.

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Figure 33: XR-16A Wireless Expansion

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Reporting Codes

B. Reporting Codes

The tables below provide a listing of the Contact ID (CID) codes used to
communicate with the CMS.

Table 8: Event Codes: Contact ID – Burglary and Fire

Burglary and Fire Event/Restore

Description CID Description CID

Emergency Alarm (Event) E101 Shorted Loop (Event) E142
Emergency Alarm (Restore) R101 Wired Tamper (Event) E144

Fire (Event) E110 Wired Tamper (Restore) R144
Fire (Restore) R110 Any Zone Trouble (Event) E380

RF Panic (Event) E120 Any Zone Trouble (Restore) R380
Alarm – 24-hour Silent (Event) E133 RF Supervisor (Event) E381

Alarm – 24-hour Silent
(Restore)

Burglary (Event) E130 RF Tamper (Event) E383

Burglary (Restore) R130 RF Tamper (Restore) R383
Alarm – 24-hour Audible

(Event)

Alarm – 24-hour Audible
(Restore)

Open Loop (Event) E141

Table 9: Event Codes: Contact ID – Arming Events

R133 RF Supervisor (Restore) R381

E133 RF Low battery (Event) E384

R133 RF Low battery (Restore) R384

Arm and Disarm Events

Description CID Description CID

Duress E121 Key Switch Disarm E409
Disarm E401 Key Switch Arm Away R409

Arm Away R401 Forced Arm Away R423
Alarm Cancel E406 Forced Arm Home R423

Remote Disarm E407 Key Switch Arm Home R442
Remote Arm R407 Arm Home R456
Quick Arm R408

Table 10: Event Codes: Contact ID – System Events

System Events

Description CID

Panel Remote Tamper (Event) E137
Panel Remote Tamper (Restore) R137

Panel AC Fail (Event) E301

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System Events

Description CID

Panel AC Fail (Restore) R301
Panel Low battery (Event) E302

Panel Low battery (Restore) R302
Aux Bell Over (Event) E312
Aux Bell Over (Restore) R312

REM Module Missing (Event) E330
REM Module Missing (Restore) R330

RF Jamming (Event) E344
RF Jamming (Restore) R344
Communication Fail (Event) E354

Communication Fail (Restore) R354
Swinger Over E377

CMS Test E602
Inaccurate Time (Event) E626
Inaccurate Time (Restore) R626

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Battery Load Capacity

C. Battery Load Capacity

Panel Load Capacity BT-05 800mAh

Standby Maximum

L-4 Low

L-4K Low

L-4 Full

L-4K Full

Panel Load Capacity BT-16 2Ah

Standby Maximum

L-4 Low 2 x PIRs, 1 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82 14.8 hours 4.7 hours

L-4K Low 2 x PIRs, 1 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82 14.8 hours 4.7 hours

L-4 Full 8 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 2 x KC-04, 120mA on PGM, 1 x SH-82 9.0 hours 2.7 hours

L-4K Full 8 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 2 x KC-04, 120mA on PGM, 1 x SH-82 9.0 hours 2.7 hours

Panel Load Capacity 5Ah (Max) 7Ah (Max)

L-4PCBA Low

L-4PCBA Medium

L-4PCBA Full

2 x PIRs, 1 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82 5.9 hours 1.9 hours

2 x PIRs, 1 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82 5.9 hours 1.9 hours

8 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 2 x KC-04, 120mA on PGM, 1 x SH-82 3.6 hours 1.1 hours

8 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 2 x KC-04, 120mA on PGM, 1 x SH-82 3.6 hours 1.1 hours

2 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82

4 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 1 x SH-82

8 x PIRs, 2 x KE-04, 2 x KC-04, 120mA on PGM, 1 x SH-82

13 hours

12.5 hours

8.25 hours

18.2 hours

17.5 hours

11.5 hours

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Programming Worksheets

D. Programming Worksheets

There are several programming worksheets in this chapter so that the Installer
can keep a record of what is done during the initial programming.

D.1 Customer Information

Customer: _________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
Telephone: _________________ Installation Date: _______________

D.2 Installer Information

Name: ____________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
Telephone: _________________ Installer’s Code: ________________

D.3 Device Information

Module Name Description Location

Keypads Keypad Type Location

Keypad 1

Keypad 2

Keypad 3

Keypad 4

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D.4 Zone Worksheet

Print out this Zone Worksheet and use it to plan programming values for each zone.

Zone

Location Input

##

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

Type

Function
Type

Swinger
Limit

Chime Verify PGM

Active

Supervision No Activity Walkthrough

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Declaration of Conformity

E. Declaration of Conformity

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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Limited Warranty

F. Limited Warranty

The full ROSSLARE Limited Warranty Statement is available in the Quick Links
section on the ROSSLARE website at www.rosslaresecurity.com.

Rosslare considers any use of this product as agreement to the Warranty Terms
even if you do not review them.

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Asia Pacific, Middle East,
Africa

Rosslare Enterprises Ltd.
Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]

United States and Canada

Rosslare Security Products, Inc.
Southlake, TX, USA
Toll Free: [phone]
Local: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]

Europe

Rosslare Israel Ltd.
Rosh HaAyin, Israel
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]

AuraSys™ L-4

Latin America

Rosslare Latin America
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]

China

Rosslare Electronics (Shenzhen) Ltd.
Shenzhen, China
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]

India

Rosslare Electronics India Pvt Ltd.
Tel/Fax: [phone]
Mobile: [phone]
[e-mail]

0706-0960315+01