SECOLink KM20B, KM20BT, KM20GT, KM24A, PWR15 Short Programming Manual - Basic Information

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System with KM20B, KM20BT keypads

Intruder alarm system

Short programming manual - basic information

SAFETY WARNINGS

Short programming manual is recommended for the professional installers who are experienced in the installation of intruder alarm systems and have already read the SecoLink wiring manual. The wiring manual must be read before the installation to avoid accidents with high voltage and temperature.

The system must be connected to an AC power supply with Protective Earth ground: Phase or Live line (L) - black or brown cable, Neutral line (N) - blue cable, Protective Earth line (PE) - green cable with yellow along stroke. Double isolated cables with minimum cross-sectional area of 0,75 mm for 230V power supply must be used.

Additional automatic two-pole circuit breaker should be installed in AC electric power circuit in order to prevent overcurrent and short circuits. The circuit breaker should be placed close to the system's housing and should be easily reached. Full power-off could be done by turning off 230V AC main with automatic two-pole circuit breaker and by disconnecting the battery. Before performing any work of installation or maintenance ALWAYS disconnect device from the power supply.

SYSTEM STARTUP - “FIRST START”

The keypad that comes with the SecoLink security system has been pre-installed with the most frequently used system settings (further template).

Before installing the system it is possible to connect the keypad with a computer via

MASC

Computer

USB socket

(MINI B)

USB cable

USB

Fig. 1 USB connection

A registered module slowly flash it's address on the system with the help of a green LED, which is located on the module's PCB (for EXM800, EXT116, EXT216, GSV2A, GSV2C, GSV2M, LAN800, PWR15, RCM800, RCM800WL, for PROX8,

RID820 - via external LED). If the LED is flashing with a poor contrast it means the CLK or DAT line has a wiring problem.

On the keypad LCD :

First Start Press [ENT]

Press key.

ENT

Entering Service Registering... From KM20 to CP Leaving Service

Entering Service. Leaving Service.

USB and read the template with the help of the software MASCAD (which is free of charge). Later it is possible to modify the template according to premise's characteristics and to write it into the keypad again.

When the wiring works are done and when the system is powered up, words “First Start” will appear on the keypad. It will mean that the system is ready to automatically transfer the data from the keypad to the other modules of the system. “First Start” procedure also checks what modules are present, the modules are given addresses (ie, they are registered).

Processing...

Registration of modules

is in progress.

Template is being

sent to the system.

STARTING THE SYSTEM WITH FEW KEYPADS

Sometimes during the first start the words "No control, address 00" may appear on the screens of keypads. It means that the keypad has the same address in the system as the other keypads or modules. Select the keypad which has a template prepared by you or select any keypad if all keypads have the same template. Press . This way you will show, which keypad must start the registration procedure and provide the system with a template. When the is pressed the keypad will ask system to be a control keypad, it will emit a short audible signal when the control is received and it will show “First start, Press “ENT”. If the control keypad contains a modified template (project) with all keypads having a precise serial number and address, just press . If the control keypad contains just a template or the keypad's serial number and address are not determined in the project, use , , , , keys to manually enter the addresses in the system for each keypad. When all keypads addresses are set, press on the control keypad and wait a few minutes for the end of the registration and the project sending procedure.

For a small system, with a few keypads, it is recommended to choose keypads addresses in 1 - 4 range, and for the big system (PAS832) in 1 - 4 and 10 - 15 range. The idea is not to disturb the default addresses of other modules with the addresses of the keypads.

ENT

ghi5jkl

No Control Address 00

The keypad has no control.

Use , , , ,

abc3def

ghi5jkl

keys to enter address

No Control Address 03

Address 03 will be

assigned to the keypad

after “First Start”.

abc3def

for each keypad.

DEFAULT ADDRESSES OF THE MODULES

The system manufacturer has provided the modules with default addresses assigned to them. This is done in order to simplify the process of registration for the most frequently used combinations of system modules (such as PAS808, KM20B, RCM800, GSV2Ñ or PAS816, KM20B, EXM800, RCM800wl, GSV2C). While registering modules of a different type, you will not need to enter serial numbers of each module, as the system will automatically assign default addresses for the modules that are listed below:

For all control panels - address 00; For the keypad KM20B, KM24 - address 01 or 03; For the keypad with a temperature sensor KM20BT, KM20GT, KM24A - address 02 or 04; For extra power supply module PWR15 - address 04 or none; For the zone/PGM expansion module EXM800 - address 05; For the remote control module EXT116, EXT216, RCM800, RCM800wl, - address 06; For the user identification module RID820 and proximity reader PROX8 - address 06; For the GSM/GPRS, LAN communicator GSV2A, GSV2C, GSV2M, LAN800 - address 07.

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Fig. 2 MASCAD software,

F - key sheet

Service Mode:

System Setup

Service Mode:

System Setup

Fig. 3 EXM800 label

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Registering...

Z5 - Smoke detector

Keypad

+BELL - Siren

Z3 - Kitchen

Z2 - Hallway

Hallway

Kitchen box

Z1 - Entry Door

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CHANGING THE SETTINGS. SERVICE MODE

For the installations with few partitions and more than 10 zones it is recommended to use the PC and MASCAD software. For small installations it is quite efficient to change the template manually by using LCD keypad. Changes are made in service mode when the system is disarmed.

For the security reasons permission to access the service mode has to be given by the user by entering user's PIN.

There is an option to set the system without the requirement to enter user's PIN for the service mode access. To do this, you will need to modify the template (before installation) by using MASCAD software. “User PIN required” check box must be cleared in F - key sheet (see Fig. 2).

There are 2 ways to enter the service mode:

by F - key:

F - key F33 SERVICE mode

by navigating menu:

Main Menu:

Service Mode

To start system setup use default PIN code of the first user - 0001, and default service PIN - 0000.

STARTING A SYSTEM WITH 2 EXM800 MODULES

supports up to 15 modules. If there are few modules in the system (two EXM800 or GSV2Ñ and LAN800 for example) with the same default address, these modules will not be registered during the first start registration procedure. Green LED on module's PCB will make frequent flashes for 0.5 sec. and pause for 2 sec. (indicating of no address).

which is on the module’s label, (see Fig. 3) then press key to jump to second row, enter module address on the system and to press again to start registration. Below is the sample how 2 EXM800 modules (SN:3221226046, SN:3221226047) was registered on the system

Control panels PAS808 and PAS816 support up to 7 modules on the system and the PAS832

In order to register the module an installer must enter service mode, type in 10 digit serial number,

Enable Service: User PIN:****

ENTENTENTENTENT

Service Mode: ServicePIN:****

ENTENTENTENTENT

Fig. 2 MASCAD software,

F - key sheet

Service Mode:

System Setup

Service Mode:

System Setup

Fig. 3 EXM800 label

Service Mode:

System Setup

If the correct serial number and address is entered the module will start to flash it's address with the green LED. If a

System Setup:

Modules

SN:3221226046 Address:

SN:3221226047 Address:

Modules:

Set Addresses

SN:3221226046 Address: 5

SN:3221226047 Address: 6

Registering...

mistake was made while entering the serial number the module will stay unregistered. If a mistake was made while entering the address which is used by another module, then the new module will overtake this address and the other module will stay unregistered.

When all modules are registered successfully it is recommended to give reasonable names for modules. For example: Garage Expander, 2nd floor Keypad. The system will use these names later when sending a problem or status reports in SMS messages.

THE TEMPLATE

SecoLink keypads with a copy of “2 rooms apartment” template (see Fig. 4). It has a preprogrammed partition and 8 zones.

PARTITIONS:

1st (only) system partition :

status: Enabled;

In order to simplify instalation the manufacturer supplied

Z6 - CP tamper

Keypad

Z1 - Entry Door

+BELL - Siren

Hallway

Z2 - Hallway

Z5 - Smoke detector

Kitchen box

Z3 - Kitchen

pre-set name: “Apartment”; exit delay: 30 sec.*; (could be different for each PAS832 partition);

entry delay: On**; (could be different for each PAS832 partition); common corridor function: Off**

timer assigned to the partition: None.

Z4 - Bedroom

Living room

* - changing the setting is possible with KM20B (sw.v.>=4.011a)

or MASCAD;

** - changing the setting is possible with MASCAD only.

Bedroom

Fig. 4 Example of template

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THE TEMPLATE (continued)

ZONES

1st system zone:

address 00_1 (Z1 terminal on CP); assigned to partition:1;

pre-set name: “Entry Door”; zone definition: Entry/Exit; loop (detector) type: NC;

zone speed (sensitivity): 0,4 sec.; entry delay: 30 sec.; attributes: (+) Bypass Enabled, (+) Limit alarms,

(+) Limit reports; comment: intended to be used with a

magnetic door contact.

2nd system zone: address 00_2 (Z2 terminal on CP);

assigned to partition:1;

pre-set name: “Hallway”; zone definition: Follower; loop (detector) type: NC;

zone speed (sensitivity): 0,4 sec.; attributes: (+) Entry route, (+) Exit route,

(+) Bypass Enabled, (+) Limit alarms, (+) Limit reports; Comment: intended to be used with PIR detector.

3rd system zone: address 00_3 (Z3 terminal on CP);

assigned to partition:1;

pre-set name: “Kitchen”; zone definition: Interior; loop (detector) type: NC;

zone speed (sensitivity): 0,4 sec.; attributes: (+) Bypass Enabled, (+) Limit alarms,

(+) Limit reports; Comment: intended to be used with PIR

detector.

4th system zone: address 00_4 (Z4 terminal on CP); pre-set name: “Bedroom”; other settings same as for the 3rd zone.

5th system zone: address 00_5 (Z5 terminal on CP);

assigned to partition:1;

pre-set name: “Smoke detector”; zone definition: 24h smoke; loop (detector) type: NO;

zone speed (sensitivity): 0,4 sec.; attributes: (+) Fire Verification, Limit alarms,

(+) Limit reports,(+) Bypass Enabled; Comment: intended to be used with smoke detector. Attribute indicates that detector power supply must be +PGM(2).

6th system zone: address 00_6 (tamper switch on CP);

If the tamper function is needless it can be turned OFF, and zone: address 00_6 (Z6 terminal on CP); will serve as usual zone.

7th system zone: address 01_1 (Z1 terminal on keypad); other settings same as for the 1st zone.

8th system zone: address 01_2 (Z2 terminal on keypad); other settings same as for the 2nd zone.

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PGM OUTPUTS

Output +BELL: address 00_1 (+BELL terminal on CP); pre-set name: “Siren +PWR”;

PGM definition: Fire / Burglary Alarm; alarm time: 5 minutes; attributes: (+) Pulse;

trigger: All violated zones and tampers of modules; Comment: intended to be used as a power&trigger for non back-up siren. For the back-up siren +BELL definition should be changed to Power Supply and alarm trigger should be provided by -PGM (1).

Output -PGM (1): address 00_2 (-PGM(1) terminal on CP); pre-set name: “Siren Trigger”;

PGM definition: Fire / Burglary Alarm; alarm time: 5 minutes; attributes: (+) Pulse; Trigger: All violated zones and tampers of modules;

Comment: intended to be used as a power&trigger for low power siren (buzzer) or as a trigger for the back-up siren .

Output +PGM (2): address 00_3 (+PGM(2) terminal on CP); pre-set name: “Smoke detect.PWR”;

PGM definition: Fire Power Supply; reset time: 10 sec.; reset triggered: by zone 5 violation;

Comment: intended to be used as a power supply for smoke detectors.

REPORTING

Reporting via PSTN:

reporting: Off; telephone line monitoring: Off; dial tone test: Off; dial method: Tone; dial attempts in 1 session: 4; number of sessions: 3; pause between sessions: 1 min.; line missing time for PSTN line trouble detection: 1 min..

Reporting via Radio/GSM/GPRS transmitters:

Reporting: Off.

Time settings for Periodic Test reporting:

days: 0 (0 = disabled); time: 00:00.

MODULES

Control Panel:

pre-set name: “Control Panel”; assigned to partition: 1; module tamper (terminal Z6): On; entry delay for Entry/Exit zone: On**; modules monitoring: On**; arming during the exit delay regardless of zone violation : Off**; detection of not wired PGM (PGM uses no power): Off**; +BELL auto shutdown when back-up battery is discharged: On**;

-PGM(1) auto shutdown when back-up battery is discharged: On**; +PGM(2) auto shutdown when back-up battery is discharged: On**.

Keypad

pre-set name: “LCD Keypad”; assigned to partition: 1;

module tamper: Off; emergency keys:

Fire alarm: On*; Medical alarm: On*; Panic alarm (audible): On*.

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THE TEMPLATE (continued)

USERS

user name: Service ; status: Active (enabled); default PIN: 0000.

user name: 1st user; status: Active (enabled); default PIN: 0001; user rights: all rights are turned On;

users: 2-3, 4-15, 16-31; status: Inactive (disabled); default PIN: 0002-0031; user rights: all rights are turned On;

SECOLINK SYSTEM ELEMENTS TO BE PROGRAMMED

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GLOBAL TIME SETTINGS

alarm time on keypad : 10 sec.; exit delay: 30 sec.; auto arm delay: 30 sec.; pre-alarm time: 10 sec.; Arm/Disarm notification time for PGM output: 0,5 sec.**; smoke detector settle time: 5 sec.; fire zone verification time:15 sec.; Reporting delay on Entry zone alarm: 30 sec.*; AC missing time for AC loss detection: 3 min.; reporting and alarm shutdown when zone is triggered more than: 7 times**; reset alarms counter for each zone: every 9h**.

(Follow the steps)

PARTITIONS (1st step)

Number of partitions [1-4] Partition name [up to 16 symbols] Exit delay for each partition: [1-255 sec.,for PAS832 only]* Entry delay [On/Off]** Arming by timer in STAY mode [1-4-8-16 timers] Pre-alarm by timer [1-16 timers, for PAS832 only]** Common partition (corridor) [On/Off]**

MODULES (2nd step)

Module name [up to 16 symbols] Module address [1-7 or 1-15] Belongs to partition [1-4] Use module tamper [Yes/No] Module specific settings:

Emergency keys for the keypad, settings for the proximity card reader PROX8, ...*

ZONES (3rd step)

Zone name [up to 16 symbols] Zone address [MA_Z]

MA is module address, Z is zone

terminal on module PCB

Zone loop type [7 types]

NO, NC, NC/EOL, NC/DEOL, ...

Zone definition [21 definitions]

Entry/Exit, Interior, Perimeter, ...

Zone speed [0,4-2,5 sec.] Zone attributes [9 attributes]

Bypass enabled, No alarm zone (for

temperature zone only), ...

Entry delay [1-255 sec.]

For Entry/Exit only

REPORTING SETTINGS (5th step)

Reporting via PSTN

Phone numbers, client account, number of attempts in dialing session, dialing method (tone/pulse), PSTN line

monitoring, ...

PGM OUTPUTS (4th step)

PGM name [up to 16 symbols] PGM address [MA_P]

MA is module address, P is PGM

terminal on module PCB

PGM definition [20 definitions]

Fire/Burglary Alarm, Burglary Alarm,

Tamper Alarm, ...

PGM attributes [5 attributes]

Pulse on fire, Pre-alarm, Latch, ...

Triggering Source 1

Zones, partitions, timers, trouble

types**, alarm types**

Triggering Source 2

Modules, partitions, trouble types**

Reporting via GSM/GPRS, RF

Client account

GLOBAL TIME SETTINGS (6th step)

Alarm time on keypad: [1-255 sec.] Exit delay for all partitions (except PAS832): [1-255 sec.] Smoke detector settle time: [0-255 sec.] Fire zone verification time: [0-255 sec.] Immediate reporting on Entry zone alarm: [Yes/No]* Other global time settings...

USER INTERFACE (7th step)

Keypad settings: User interface [4 types]

Simple 1 part., Advanced, Baltic, Asian

Date format

DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD

F-keys [up to 32 F-keys]** Chime Other settings:

PIN length, LCD backlight, contrast, ...

RCM800(wl) settings:

Commands: [up to 38 commands]**

MACROS: [up to 8 MACROS]**

PROX8 settings:

Priority sequence for arming modes:

Away/Max Away/Night/Stay ...*

Installation: [Indoor/Outdoor]* Hide system status: [Yes/No]* Intruder RFID:*

No action/Indication/Alarm Intruder RFID...*

Managed partitions: [1-4]*

USERS (8th step)

User activation: [Temporary PIN for new user On]

User name [up to 16 symbols] User rights [13 rights]

Arm, Disarm, Clear alarm, ...

Controlled partitions [1 to 4]

TIMERS (optional step)

Timer name [up to 16 symbols] Timer On time Timer Off time Scheduler

SECURITY SETTINGS (optional step)

User PIN resetting to default: [Enabled/ Disabled] Duress code: [Enabled/Disabled]

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PARTITIONS (1st step)

Service Mode: System Setup

System Setup: Partitions

P01 Name Apartment

It is recommended to give a reasonable name to a partition. The system will later use it to send SMS or to show the partition status on keypad's LCD.

To type in partition name find out a suitable character by pressing corresponding key. For next character possition press or key. To delete character move a cursor on wrong character and press

000000

P01 In Use Yes

For operation flexibility the alarm system can be divided to 4 partitions. Confirm the activation of new partition by selecting “YES” .

key for the next partition

only 1 partition is used, skip this menu entry.

Yes = partition is used. No = partition is not used.

Press

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. If

P01 Exit Delay 30 seconds

The Exit Delay time is same for all partitions in PAS808, PAS808M, PAS808R, PAS816 panels, but can be set different for each partition in PAS832 panel.

The Exit Delay time is programmable within 1 - 255 seconds range .

P01 Timers

-Timer 01

By assigning a timer to a partition it's possible to make the partition's auto-arm schedule. Partition can be armed by a timer only in the Stay mode. Auto-arming will be aborted if there are any open perimeter zones or system troubles.

Press key to assign timer to partition. “+” = timer is assigned. “-” = timer is not assigned.

Note: more settings can be made by using MASCAD software. For more details read “Advanced Programming manual”.

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MODULES (2nd step)

Service Mode: System Setup

System Setup: Modules

Modules: Settings

M00 Name Control Panel

It is recommended to give a reasonable name to module. The module name will appear on keypad LCD if there will be a trouble with the module.

Note: module address is shown on the upper-left corner of LCD (eg. M00 = 00

M00 Type PAS808

Available module types: PAS808, PAS808M, PAS808R, PAS816, PAS832, KM20B, KM20BT, KM24, KM24A,RCM800, RCM800wl, EXT116, EXT216, GSV2A, GSV2C,GSV2M EXM800, RID820, PROX8, PWR15,

LAN800.

M00 Serial No. 536870987

SecoLink modules are manufactured with unique serial numbers. See page 2 for more information about SN.

M00 Use Tamper Yes

For more security it’s recommended to use tamper to protect modules. Tamper can be activated by using:

Z6 - on control panels; Z1 - on EXM800; TMP - on RCM800(wl); back switch - on keypads.

If Use Tamper selected as “NO” for a module, then Z6 and Z1 can be used as zone terminal for control panel and EXM800.

M00 Extend.Sett PAS808

Most new system settings are added to menu as extended module’s settings. Check a keypad firmware version and a list of extended settings compatible with it .

EXTENDED SETTINGS

FOR KM20B, KM20BT

M01 Extend.Sett KM20B

Users of system with “corridor” type partition may prefer to exclude emergency keys in corridor keypads. This setting is available in KM20B with firmware >= 4.011.

Fire Alarm Yes

Yes = emergency key is available on keypad. No = emergency key is not available on keypad.

Medical Alarm Yes

Yes No

Panic Alarm Yes

Yes No

Panic Silent Yes

Yes = panic silent. No = panic audible.

Partition +Partition 01

By default keypad is related with all partitions.

If the partitioned system is separately used by individuals or companies and keypads are placed inside of partition premises it’s recommended to relate keypad with it’s partition. This way user of one partition will be not disturbed by alarms, entry/exit delay sounds of other partitions.

“+” = partition will be controlled

and monitored by keypad;

“-” = partition will not be

controlled and monitored by keypad;

EXTENDED SETTINGS

FOR PROX8

M06 Extend.Sett PROX8

Installation Indoor

If PROX8 is set as an indoor module it’s starts Entry/Exit delays for most arming modes.

If PROX8 is set as an outdoor module the Entry/Exit delay is excluded.

Preferred mode Away

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Preferred arming mode will appear as first option. With preferred arming mode correctly set user will spend less time on arming. Arming mode are indicated by PROX8 LED color:

Red color - Away Blue color - Night Green color - Stay White color - Max Away

Second mode Max Away

Max Away

Away, , Stay, Night modes can be set as second option.

Third mode Stay

Max Away

Away, , Stay, Night modes can be set as third option.

Fourth mode Night

Max Away

Away, , Stay, Night modes can be set as fourth option.

Note: if there are need of

only 1 arming mode, program all options with the same mode.

Partitions

-Partition 01

This setting allows PROX8 to control only assigned partitions. The assigned partition troubles and NOT READY status will be visible on PROX8 status LED:

Red color - Alarm Red blinking - Alarm memory Green color - Not Ready Yellow color - Trouble Blue color - Bypassed Zone

Press key to assign partition to the module. “+” = partition is assigned. “-” = partition is not assigned.

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Sound Yes

Yes = audible notification for arm, disarm, failure is On. No = audible notification is Off.

HideStatusIndi Yes

Yes = the system status will be shown for 5 sec after last action. No = the system status will be shown always.

Intruder RFID No action

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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING BY KEYPAD (continued)

Module has 3 options what it must do when the nonassigned (intruder) RFID tag is detected close to the module: No action Indication - module starts to blink with red LEDs and starts to sound the annoying noise. Alarm Intruder RFID module starts to blink with red LEDs and starts to sound the annoying noise. The alarm will be triggered after three attempts to control system with non-assigned tag is detected.

Operation Mode Small System

The PROX8 is designed to have different meanings of active LEDs when system is in different operation mode.

The meaning of LEDs in Small System mode: 1st and 2nd LED are showing the arming mode of 1st and 2nd partition; 3rd LED is showing troubles in the system; 4th LED is showing alarm, alarm memory, not ready status and zone bypass.

If the system has 3 partitions then arming mode of the 3rd partition will be shown on 3rd LED, the troubles in system will be shown on 4th LED.

In Large System mode (4 partitions) the same LED is showing all information of the assigned partition, i.e. 1st LED is showing 1st partition’s arming mode, alarms, troubles and zone bypass.

ZONES (3rd step)

Service Mode: System Setup

System Setup: Zones

Z01 Name Entry doors

Zone name will be used by system for SMS sending or to show on keypad LCD an open/bypassed status.

Z01 Address 00_1

Zone address is a 3-digit number MA_Z ( ) where

“00”

MA ( ) specifies a module address on system (see page

1) and Z ( ) specifies a zone terminal on module PCB.

“00_1”

“1”

In order to program double zones, the corresponding letter (A - for sensor A or B - for sensor B) must be entered next to 3-digit number MA_Z.

A B

Use or key to enter the necessary letters (example: 00_1 A, 00_1 B, ...).

BYP

Z01 Loop type NC

Depend on security requirements different type of loops are used for detectors wiring. See wiring diagram for each type.

Not used NC NO NC/EOL NO/EOL NC/DEOL NO/DEOL VIBRO (PAS808M, PAS832 only)

NC S&W (PAS832 only)

Z01 Partition 1

By default all zones are

assigned to 1st partition.

Z01 Definition Entry/Exit

Zone definition allows to group zones for arming modes, to specify how zone operates during an arming or when system is armed.

Burglary alarm zones:

Entry/Exit

Zone with Entry / Exit definition will start Entry Delay when system is armed in Away or Stay mode.

Interior

Zone with Interior definition will be ignored in Night or Stay mode.

Perimeter

Violation of zone with Perimeter definition will make instant alarm when system is armed in Away, Stay, Night or Max Away mode.

Instant

with Instant definition will make instant alarm when System is armed in Away, Stay, Night or Max Away mode.

24h Burglary

An opening of 24h Burglary zone will trigger an alarm regardless a system is armed or disarmed.

Panic Silent

An opening of Panic Silent zone will trigger an alarm regardless a system is armed or disarmed. Control panel will send a panic report to CMS. Alarm will be silent.

Violation of zone

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Panic Audible

Same as Panic Silent, just an

alarm will be audible.

Burglary/Tamper alarm zone:

24h Tamper

An opening of 24h Tamper zone will trigger a tamper alarm regardless a system is armed or disarmed.

Fire alarm zones:

24h Fire 24h Smoke

opening of Fire zone will

trigger a fire alarm regardless a system is armed or disarmed. Control panel will send a fire report to CMS,

alarm is audible.

To avoid false alarms, a zone attribute “Fire Verification” is recommended to use.

Fire button

Fire button definition is used for zones which is wired with button for fire alarm activation.

Medic alarm zone:

Medic button

Medic button definition is used for zones which is wired with button to make a call for a medical assistance.

Technical alarm zones:

24h Fire supervisory Low Water Level 24h RF Jam Gas Detected

Water leakage High Temperature Low Temperature

This group of definitions is used for a 24h technical zones to report about abnormalities in environment.

PGM control

Zone with PGM control definition mostly used to activate PGM outputs when zone is triggered. Zone will be triggered regardless system is armed or disarmed and no alarm will be activated.

For PAS832 panel PGM control definition may be used to make a KEY-SWITCH zone. With the help of MASCAD it’s possible to set KEY-SWITCH zone for system armin

disarming or clearing an alarm.

Follower

This zone is the same as Interior with In Exit Route and In Entry Route attributes automatically being set.

Follower Night Armed

This zone is the same as Follower zone, but unlike the Follower zone, this zone will be armed in Night mode (for PAS832 and keypad KM20Bx firmware v4.125 or higher).

specification used to determine zone’s operation during system arming or alarm.

alarms, by default, a system is set to make zone shutdown when violations of zone are detected.

for reporting. Note: when this attribute is set to (-) the keypad automatically changes Limit alarms attribute to (-).

With this attribute being set the triggered fire zone, first of all, will wait for fire detector power supply reset and later will check violation again. It’s

recommended to use +PGM(2) as fire detector power supply.

zone with Interior definition can be violated during Exit Delay.

zone with Interior definition can be violated during Entry Delay.

Interior Night Armed

This zone is the same as Interior zone, but unlike the Interior zone, this zone will be armed in Night mode (for PAS832 and keypad KM20Bx firmware v4.125 or higher).

Entry/Exit Forced

This zone is the same as Entry/Exit zone, but unlike the Entry/Exit zone, this zone definition allows to arm the system when the entry/exit zone is violated (for keypad KM20Bx firmware v4.125 or higher).

Z01 Zone Speed 0,4 seconds

By selecting zone speed it’s possible to adjust system to a various type of detectors. Normally zone speed is within 0,1 - 2,5 seconds range.

With “VIBRO” zone loop type selected, the zone speed must be within 0,01 - 0,25 seconds range (fast zone). Fast zone is available for PAS832, PAS808M only.

Z01 Attributes +Limit alarms

Zone attribute is an extra

Limit alarms

To avoid numerous false

3 or 7 (PAS832)**

Limit reports

The shutdown will be active

Fire Verification

Used with 24h fire zones.

In Exit Route

With this attribute being set

In Entry Route

With this attribute being set

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Arm On Exit

This attribute used only for Entry/Exit zone. With this attribute being set system stops Exit Delay time and arm immediately when exit door is closed.

Without Alarm

Zone violation does not make an alarm, but can start PGM action (for zone with definition 24h High

temperature or 24h Low temperature only).

Bypass Enabled

Allows to bypass zone.

Press key to set attribute. “+” = attribute is set. “-” = attribute is not set.

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Z01 Entry Delay 20 seconds

Used for Entry/Exit zone only to allow user to enter PIN for system disarming. Entry Delay time is programmable within 1 - 255 seconds range.

The violation of zone with Follower definition or zone with Interior definition and In

Entry Route attribute will not trigger alarm during Entry delay.

Z01 Pre-alarm Yes

When Pre-alarm zone is violated, system will make an alarm without reporting to CMS or to user. Yes = zone will trigger

Pre-alarm.

No = zone will not trigger.

PGM OUTPUTS (4th step)

Service Mode: System Setup

System Setup: PGM Outputs

O01 Name Siren +PWR

It is recommended to give a reasonable name to the PGM.

O01 Address 00_1

PGM address is a 3-digit number MA_P (“00_1”) where MA (“00”) specifies a module address and P (“1”) specifies a PGM terminal on module PCB. To program PGM it’s necessary to enter the correct PGM address.

O01 Definition Burglary Alarm

By setting PGM definition installer will describe what kind of alarm system activity will be related with the PGM.

Not used

Unused PGM output should be programmed as Not Used.

Fire Alarm

PGM output activates if a fire alarm occurs on the selected fire zone or when module fire emergency keys are pressed.

Fire/Burglary Alarm

PGM output activates if a fire/burglary alarm occurs on the selected fire/burglary zone or when module fire, panic emergency keys are pressed.

Note:

PGM output activates when system is armed and the selected zone or the module tamper condition are present.

Burglary Alarm

PGM output activates if a burglary alarm occurs on the selected burglary zone or when module panic emergency keys are pressed.

Note:

PGM output activates when system is armed and the selected zone or the module tamper condition are present.

Tamper Alarm

PGM output activates if a tamper alarm occurs on the selected zone or module.

Technical Alarm

PGM output activates if a technical alarm occurs on the selected zone or module.

Selected Alarms**

PGM output activates

selected type alarm occurs on the selected partition. A l a r m types: fire, burglary, tamper, silent panic, audible panic, technical and medical alarms.

Chime

PGM output activates

selected zone is violated (when system is disarmed).

Zone Violation

PGM output activates

selected zone is violated.

Additional feature for this PGM definition: if pulse length is 0 seconds then PGM will be switched On (Off) any of the selected zones were violated.

Bypass Status

PGM output activates when zone is bypassed, and deactivates when the zone is reinstated.

System Trouble**

PGM output activates if any selected trouble is present.

if the

until

Exit /Entry Delay Warning

PGM output activates if an entry/exit delay is running in the selected partition.

Exit Delay/Arm Status

PGM output activates in an exit delay is running or the selected partition is being armed.

Full Arm Status

PGM output activates if all of the selected partitions are armed.

Notifications**

PGM output activates if the selected partition being armed (1 pulse), being disarmed (2 pulses).

In case of unsuccessful arming the PGM output activates for 5 pulses.

After alarm clearing this type PGM output can be switched On (Off) for an appropriate time.

Power Supply

PGM output can be used as a power supply for an external devices.

Resettable Power Supply

PGM output can be used as a power supply for an external devices.

It can be switched Off for appropriate time period from the keypad.

Fire Power Supply

PGM output can be used as power supply for fire or smoke detectors.

When the system requires a reset for these detectors the output will be switched Off for an appropriate time.

This output will be switched Off each time after system arming, alarm clearing. This output can be switched Off from menu also.

Only one this type PGM output is available for control panels PAS808, PAS808M and PAS816.

Timer

PGM output activates when a selected timer activates and deactivates when selected timer deactivates.

Mono/Bi Switch

Output activates for preset time duration from a zone violation or from the keypad. If the time is preset to the 0 seconds, the output is active until the next signal from the zone or from the keypad appears.

O01 Attributes

-ArmFailNotif

PGM attributes are specific options that help determine how each definition functions, and they must be manually set as soon as the PGM is defined.

Arming Failure Notification

PGM output activates if a failure to arm is present due trouble or zone violation (5 pulses).

Pre-alarm

PGM output activates if a Pre-alarm alarm occurs.

Latch

PGM output will latch until a valid user code is entered or is cleared from menu (depends on definition ).

Pulse

To help the user separate burglary alarm (steady) from fire alarm (pulsating) this attribute must be assigned to the PGM output (PGM output generates 1Hz pulses).

Inversion of Status

This attribute is used to invert the normal state of the output.

O01 PulseLength 5 minutes

Pulse length determines how long PGM will be switched On/Off. The range within 1 sec. and 255 min.

O01 TrigSource1 +Zones 01

O01 TrigSource2 +Modules 01

From which system element (zones, partitions, timers, modules, alarms and trouble types) PGM will be triggered depends on PGM triggering sources 1, 2.

After adding new elements in to the system, these elements should be assigned to corresponding PGM sources.

REPORTING SETTINGS

(5th step)

Service Mode: Report Setting

The following section explains all options that must be programmed in order to properly report system eventsto a Central Monitoring

Station(CMS).

Contact ID reporting protocol is used by default. Additional reporting protocol Ademco 4x2 slow is available for control panel PAS832 only.

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REPORTING VIA PSTN

Report Communica PSTN Communica

Reporting Disabled

This menu allows to enable/ disable reporting to CMS via PSTN line. 1-15 sessions. Enabled

Disabled

Tel. Number X 9p85478514254

The control panel can dial up to 2 (4) different telephone numbers.

Additional symbols: p - 3 sec. pause, P - 10 sec. pause, w wait dial tone can be entered by pressing key .

Note: control panel will call to user when additional symbol “p” is entered before phone number (for PAS832 and PAS808M only).User must acknowledge the call by pressing [ ] key on the phone, otherwise control panel will call again.

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Account Number B001

A 4 - digit account number CMS uses to identify the client.

Additional symbols: B, C, D, E, F can be entered by pressing key .

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DialsInSession

The value programmed in this parameter determines how many times the control panel will re-dial to all monitoring station numbers before proceeding to the next session. 1-15 dials in one session.

Sessions 1

Maximum possible amount of unsuccessful dials (to all telephone numbers) is calculated by multiplying number of sessions and number of dials in session.

In case of unsuccessful dialing during one session the system waits for a specified time (see “Pause Between Sessions”).

After this time the system will try to repeat dialing procedure. 1-15 sessions.

PauseBTWsessio

1 minutes

This parameter determines the amount of time the control panel will wait before proceeding the next session. [1-30 min.]

Dial Tone Test

If parameter is set to “Yes”, the system waits for the telephone line tone before dialing.

Yes No

Method

Tone

Tone Pulse

LineMonitoring

If parameter is set to “Yes” then Control panel constantly checks the presence of the telephone line voltage.

Yes No

LineLossDelay 1 minutes

The control panel indicates telephone line tampering if the telephone line voltage is absent for longer time than is set in this parameter.

[1-30 min.]

REPORTING VIA

RADIO/GSM/GPRS

TRANSMITTERS

Service Mode: Report Setting

Report Communica SERIAL Connect

Reporting Disabled

This menu allows to enable/disable reporting to CMS or to user via Radio, GSM, GPRS channels.

Enabled Disabled

Account Number C002

A 4 - digit account number CMS uses to identify the client.

Additional symbols: B, C, D, E, F can be entered by pressing key .

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TIME SETTINGS

Service Mode: Report Setting

Report Communica Time Settings

This menu entry is used to configure periodic test schedule.

Per.ReportTime 00:00

Use the 24-hour clock to program the time.

Pause in Days 1

The control panel will transmit he test report code after the number of days programmed into this parameter.

0 = periodic test is disabled.

GLOBAL TIME SETTINGS

(6th step)

Service Mode: System Setup

System Setup:

Time Settings

Exit Delay 30 seconds

The Exit Delay time is same for all partitions in PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816 panels, but can be set different for each partition in PAS832 panel (see 1st step).

The Exit Delay time is programmable within 1 - 255 seconds range.

KM20 AlarmTime 10 seconds

It is the time, when keypad will sound an alarm and display the name of violated zone.

[1-255 sec.].

AutoArm Delay 10 seconds

Arming by the timer can be delayed. The delay time is programmable within a 1 - 255 seconds range.

Pre-alarm Time 10 seconds

After pre-alarm zone is violated the keypad will sound an alarm and will display zone name. If the PGM has attribute “Pre-alarm” set, then it will be switched On (Off). Pre-alarm time is programmable within a 1 - 255 seconds range.

ACLossRepDelay 3 minutes

If the AC power is lost for longer period of time then is set in this parameter, the report will be sent to CMS, the keypad will display the trouble on screen.

[1-30 min.]

SensSettleTime 5 seconds

The sensor settle time is selected to be the time expected for the fire detector to become substantially settled after power up.

[1-255 sec.]

FZoneVerifTime 5 seconds

If the fire zone is violated, the system performs a fire alarm verification procedure to confirm the actuality of the alarm. How long the system waits for second fire zone verification procedure to confirm the actuality of the alarm. How long the system waits for second fire zone violation is described in this parameter.

[1-255 sec.]

Immid.EntryAla No

If parameter is set to “Yes” then control panel will sent the report about Entry/Exit zone violation immediately, otherwise report will be delayed for 30 seconds.

Yes No

USER INTERFACE

(7th step)

Main Menu: Options

Options: Keypad Setting

Keypad Settings: PIN:****

Light LCD

LCD and keypad key backlight can be adjusted to suit user needs.

LCD

LCD backlight is always On;

LCD&keypad

LCD and keypad key backlight are always On;

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Auto

LCD and keypad key backlight goes Off if no keys are pressed in 15 seconds.

LCD Backlight

The illumination level of the LCD can be modified to suit user needs.

Contrast

The contrast level of the LCD can be modified to suit user needs.

Sound Loud

The sound level of the keypad buzzer can be modified to suit user need. It changes the chime and keypad key press sound level.

The level of Entry/Exit delay, alarm sound remain the same.

Loud Silent

Interface Type Simple

An interface type mainly is associated with view of the main screen.

More details about each interface type can be found in the short user manuals.

Simple - for 1 partition only Asian Baltic Advanced

Show Date&Time No Asian

This parameter enables hiding date and time on the main screen, instead of it the brand name of product is displayed.

Yes No

Prompt ChgTime Yes Asian

This parameter enables hiding the prompt “Date and

Time To correct press [ENT]” after systems power up (for Asian interface only). Yes = show the prompt. No = do not show prompt.

Use trbl. memo No

This parameter enables showing the trouble memory with slowly flashing “Trouble” LED. Yes = show trouble memory. No = do not show trouble memory.

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Hide troubles No

When trouble is active and

CLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLRCLR

key is pressed twice the “Trouble” LED starts to blink fast (hiding the trouble).

If parameter is set to “Yes”, then the troubles will be hidden until the trouble disappears, otherwise trouble will be hidden for 30 seconds

Yes No

Date format DD/MM/YYYY

DD/MM/YYYY YYYY-MM-DD

PIN length Fixed 4 digits

When PIN length is fixed, then isn’t necessary to press

ENTENTENTENTENTENTENTENTENT

after entering the PIN. Fixed 4 digits

Fixed 5 digits Fixed 7 digits Variable

TIMERS (optional step)

Main Menu: Options

Options: Timers

Timers: PIN:****

T01 Name Timer 01

It is recommended to give a reasonable name to timer.

T01 Name

T01 TMR On Time Timer 01

00:00 Disabled

T01 Name

T01 TMR OffTime Timer 01

00:00 Disabled

To program the timer On/Off time use the 24-hour clock. Timer will be in use when it will be enabled.

Enabled Disabled

T01 Name

T01 Schedule Timer 01

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Scroll to the day of the week you want to assign. Press key to assign day to timer.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

SECURITY SETTINGS

(optional step)

Service Mode: System Setup

Service Mode: SecuritySettin

PIN Resetting Disabled

This setting allows to enable or to disable access to special user menu, where installer with his PIN can reset 1st user PINs to default. If this option is enabled 1st user has right to reset all enabled user PINs to default too. Enabled Disabled

Duress Disabled

This setting allows to enable or to disable duress code (Duress code = X1, X2, X3, X4 when X4 = X4 + 1). Enabled Disabled

PROJECT LOADING

Service Mode: Project Loadin

This menu entry is used fordata transfer inside the system (from CP to KM20 and vice versa) or from/to PC.

PROJECT LOADING

TO/FROM PC

Project Loading: Open USB Port

Open USB Port: Ready...

Status “Ready...” means that system is ready for data upload or download.

Status “Processing...” means that system is busy. Wait until “Ready...” shows up.

PROJECT LOADING

FROM CP TO KM20

Project Loading: From CP to KM2

From CP to KM20

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Processing...

Status “Processing...” means that system is busy. Wait until the system will finish this procedure.

Note: Control panel PAS808 does not send names of partitions, zones, PGM outputs, users and timers.

PROJECT LOADING

FROM KM20 TO CP

Project Loading: From KM20 to C

From KM20 to CP Processing...

Status “Processing...” means that system is busy. Wait until the system will finish this procedure.

It is recommended to make this procedure each time after modules registration.

RESTORE PROJECT

Project Loading: Restore Projec

Restore Project: Main settings

Restore Project? ENT=Yes, CLR=No

This menu entry allows to restore the part of system settings to default. All names, reporting settings, user settings remains not changed. Yes No

Project Loading: Restore Projec

Restore Project: Full project

Restore Project? ENT=Yes, CLR=No

This menu entry allows to restore all system settings to default. Yes No

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