teko Atra-814 Pro Operation Manual

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Research and Development Center

TEKO

CONTROL KEYPAD

Operation Manual

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Contents

Terms and Abbreviations ............................................................................. 3

1 Application ................................................................................................ 4

2 Technical Specifications .......................................................................... 5

3 Delivery Set ............................................................................................... 6

4 Structure .................................................................................................... 6

5 Key Functions ........................................................................................... 8

5.1 Main Keyboard ....................................................................................... 8

5.2 Auxiliary Keyboard ................................................................................ 8

6 Main Features and Functions .................................................................. 9

6.1 Control .................................................................................................... 9

6.2 Informational Capacity ........................................................................ 10

7 Keypad Menu ....................................................................................... 13

7.1 Menu Structure .................................................................................... 13

7.2 User Menu............................................................................................. 14

7.3 Operator Menu ..................................................................................... 18

7.4 Technician Menu .................................................................................. 22

7.5 Engineer Menu .................................................................................... 28

8 Pre-Starting Procedure. Registration and Installation ....................... 31

8.1 Wiring .................................................................................................... 31

8.2 HKP Registration Procedure .............................................................. 32

8.3 Installation ............................................................................................ 33

9 Maintenance ........................................................................................... 33

10 Labeling ................................................................................................ 33

11 Recycling .............................................................................................. 34

12 EC Conformity Declarations ............................................................... 34

13 Manufacturer’s Warranties ................................................................ 34

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Indication Panels Astra-863 version A/AE/B/BE with firmware version v1_3 and later

Relay Unit Astra-823 (wired device)

Display / LCD

Liquid Crystal Display

Remote Control

Built-in Buzzer

Event Source

Indicators of consolidated signals

Built-in LCD indicators which show the general current condition of system partitions connected to the panel.

Relay Module Astra-RM

Monitor

Program module from MSS Astra Pro

Setup module

Program module from MSS Astra Pro

Normally closed

Normally open

HKP / Keypad

Hardwired Control Keypad Astra-814 Pro

WKP

Wireless Control Keypad Astra-Z-8145 Pro

Personal Computer

MSS Astra Pro

Monitoring Software Suite Astra Pro

Software

Astra-8945 Pro Control Panel

CSP

Central Surveillance Post

BPS

Backup Power Source

WE-Z

Wireless Extender Astra-Z WE

WE-R

Wireless Extender Astra-R WE

Hardwired Extender Astra-713

RVZ

Wireless Embeddable Receiver

Wireless Device

Astra-Zitadel System

Wireless intrusion and fire detection and alarm system AstraZitadel

Observer I System

Wireless intrusion and fire detection and alarm system Observer I

This operation manual is intended to provide principles and rules of use of the Astra- 814 Pro keypad included into Astra-Zitadel and Observer I systems based on Astra 8945 Pro Control Panel. The operation manual features properties of Astra-814 Pro keypad, software version

v2_1 and later.

Terms and Abbreviations:

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ТМ Key

A unique 64-bit identification code in interface input Touch memory according to specification Dallas Semiconductor DS1990A(R). It can be transmitted from touch memory devices (components of the family iButton integrated into MicroCAN case), or from identification devices generating similar identification codes, but working based on different identification principles (Proximity, Biometry, etc)

Alarm Loop

System Core

Main program module from MSS Astra Pro

GSM communicator

Module Astra-GSM

LAN

Module Astra-LAN

A digit chain entered by pressing keys on the keypad to perform a required operation

PSTN communicator

Module Astra PSTN

RELAY

Relay output

UART, RS-485, LIN

Types of hardwired digital communication interfaces

BAT

Accumulator battery

1 Application

1.1 The keypad is designed to be included into Аstra-Zitadel system controlled by

Astra-8945 Pro with the firmware version 8945P-av1_1 and higher and MSS Astra Pro version v1_1 and higher.

1.2 The keypad performs the following functions:

 inputs and transmits PIN codes to CP for authorization and direct control;  shows on the display, BZ and indicators of consolidated signals notifications

received from CP;

 inputs and transmits codes of TM keys into CP;  controls the relay output Relay1 upon a command from CP.

1.3 Connection and communication between the keypad and CP is implemented

through two-wire interface RS-485. 8 keypads may be connected (in one system) to CP (registered).

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1.4 The keypad is powered from external DC redundant power supply units with

nominal voltage 12 V or 24V.

1.5 The keypad has two independent power supply inputs (main and auxiliary).

Switching between them occurs automatically when voltage is below the acceptable level according to GOST R 53325.

1.6 The keypad has an input controlling consolidated signal “Failure” from power

sources (terminals Zone1, GND).

Note – The input Zone1 is not intended for connection of any detectors or their power sources across the alarm loop.

2 Technical Specifications

Power supply voltage, V ................................................................................... 10 - 27

Current consumption, mА, max .............................................................................. 150

Characteristics of AL1, AL2 (terminals Zone1, GND, Zone2):

Voltage across terminals of AL in standby mode, V ......................................... 10 - 27

Short-circuit current across AL, mА, max ................................................................. 20

Alarm loop resistance* in kOhms for the following statuses:

- «Normal» ................................ ................................ ............................................ 3 - 5

- «Violation» .......................................................................................... 0 -3 or above 5

Integration time AL1, ms .................................................................................. 300 ± 30

Integration time AL2, ms .................................................................................. 500 ± 50

Resistance in wires connected to AL

(exclusive remote mounted units), Ohm, max ......................................................... 220

Leakage impedance between wires in AL or

each wire and “Ground”, kOhm, min ......................................................................... 20

Characteristics of Relay1 output:

Maximum load voltage AC, V .................................................................................. 250

Maximum load voltage DC, V ................................................................................... 30

Maximum load current AC, DC, А ............................................................................... 5

Characteristics of Out output:

Maximum load current, mА ................................ ..................................................... 100

Maximum load voltage, V.......................................................................................... 27

RS-485 interface line length, m, max ................................................................. 1000

Dimensions, mm, max .......................................................................... 174 × 150 × 43

Weight, kg, max ..................................................................................................... 0,42

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Operating conditions:

Temperature range, °С .............................................................. between - 10 and + 55

Relative air humidity, % ......................................................................up to 93 at 40 °С

without moisture condensation ________________________ * Maximum tolerance 10%.

3 Delivery Set

Scope of delivery:

Keypad Astra-814 Pro . ........................................................................................... 1 pc.

Screw 3,9×32 .......................................................................................................... 4 pcs.

Dowel 6×30 ............................................................................................................. 4 pcs.

Resistor С1-4-0,25 W 3,9 kOhm±5% ..................................................................... 2 pcs.

Operation Manual .................................................................................................... 1 pc.

4 Structure

4.1 The keypad consists of a base, a keyboard with a closing cover, a display,

indicators of consolidated signals, a printed circuit board (PCB) with radioelements, a terminal compartment with a removable cover.

4.2 Tampering of the terminal compartment is controlled by a tamper switch.

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Terminals

Application

+LIN-

Not applicable

Relay1

System relay output (operation mode is set by MSS Astra Pro)

U1, GND

Connection of main power source (input)

U2, GND

Connection of auxiliary power source (input)

Zone1, GND

Control of consolidated signal “Failure” from power sources (input)

GND, Zone2

Connection of intrusion detectors (input)

WD0, WD1

Connection of TM key reader (input)

Out, GND

Connection of LCD for TM key reader (output)

485A, 485B

Interface RS-485

4.3 On the rear side of the PCB are installed a built-in buzzer and a detachment

button, which controls detachment of the keypad from the mounting surface.

4.4 The keypad is provided with USB interface for communication with a computer

whenever change of SW needed.

4.5 The PCB contains a terminal block (see application in Table 1):

Table 1

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Keys

Functions

ОК

Complete entering data in a field or a command confirmation

Quit to main operating mode or previous menu

Enter special functions (create masks, allowing bypass of faulty event source etc.)

▼, ▲

Moving up and down menu, view events in the log.

«–» right from ОК

Move right to view the second part of notification on the display

«–» left from ОК

Move left to return the main part of notification on the display

0 … 9

Enter PIN codes and other digital values

ОК «PIN» ОК

Authorization or entering the Engineer/ Technician/ Operator/ User menu according to access level provided by PIN code

«PIN» ОК

Direct control over arming/disarming of the partitions according to access level provided by PIN code

«PIN» # ОК

Arming according to access level provided by PIN code (if authorized), excluding some zones (faulty ES)

Keys

Functions

Not applicable in present keypad, CP and MSS Astra Pro

Panic button

(Must be adjusted with MSS Astra Pro for use)

5 Key Functions

5.1 Main Keyboard

5.2 Auxiliary Keyboard

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6 Main Features and Functions

6.1 Control

6.1.1 The keypad represents an access terminal and provides functions permitted

by a PIN code which has been entered in the process of authorization or direct control. Authorization means access to a menu item which corresponds to the access level authorized by PIN code. Direct control means entering a PIN code for direct control over arming/ disarming of partitions. Authorization and direct control shall be performed according the rules in the Table in Paragraph 5.1.

6.1.2 When computer monitoring of the system with Monitors of MSS Astra Pro is

used:

 in the process of access to the system from the keypad with application of

Engineer PIN code, the working Monitors of Operators and Technicians display a notification that a highest-level access session is open in the System Core, and operation of the Monitors is suspended. After running time of active Engineer mode expires, the keypad sends a command for automatic termination of Engineer session in the Core, and the Monitors display correspondent notifications;

 in the process of access to the system from the keypad with application of

Operator PIN codes, Technician or User PIN codes, operational capability of Technicians or Operators are not affected on their Monitors.

6.1.3 Direct control over arming/disarming of partitions according to levels of

authorization provided by PIN codes shall be available only for Users. The control shall be performed with indication of statuses of the partitions, which are specified in the entered PIN code immediately after a command output report is sent or C key is pressed.

6.1.4 The keypad provides for connection of TM key reader. Control over

arming/disarming of partitions with TM keys is done according to authorizations provided from MSS Astra Pro.

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Fire 7 Exit delay

Fire danger

Sabotage

Alarm

Critical failure

Violation

Service required

Test

Standby mode

Entry delay

Standby mode

Alarm Part. 002

In progress

Alarm PIR0003/1

6.2 Informational Capacity

6.2.1 In standby mode in the absence of any events or failures, after any key

(except numerical ones and key) has been pressed, the display will show:

In such a case only display functions, the keypad itself doesn’t communicate with CP. If any event or failure occurs, the first one of these will be displayed, e.g:

The keys «–» located on the right and left side from ОК key, enable transfer to 2nd screen for detailed information – address, e.g:

Information is displayed according to the following priorities with status is displayed:

To view next event on the display, respond in any acceptable way to the previous one: disarm and eliminate the cause of violation, remedy sabotage or failure.

6.2.2 The keypad provides information from CP using temporary storage buffer.

Whenever it is necessary to add some information (e.g. when viewing events in the log), the keypad will automatically connect with CP with the following notice:

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Indicator

Notification

Indication

POW

«Power normal»

Constant green light

«Switching to backup power »

Blinking green light 1 time/s

«Backup power failure»

Blinking yellow light 2 times/s

«Power failure»

Blinking yellow light 1 time/s

FAILURE

«Normal»

Constant green light

«Failure»

Blinking yellow light 1 time/s

«Sabotage»

Blinking yellow light 2 times/s

VIOLATION

Not applicable

Not lit

«Not ready»/«Ready»

Blinking green light 1 time per 2 s

Done

The transfer will be ended with the message:

whereupon it will be possible to continue working with the keypad.

6.2.3 Built-in Buzzer (BZ) on the keypad shall be setup as a system virtual output.

When any events occur in partitions assigned to BZ, there will be generated an acoustical signal. The BZ shall be activated within a period corresponding to regulatory documents:

 within 10 min or until manually switched off for “intrusion” and

“technological” partitions;

 until manually switched off for “fire” partitions.

6.2.4 Indicators of consolidated signals show generalized current status of

system partitions, corresponding to specific indicators on the keypad (Table 2). Assigning a partition to a specific indicator is done during the system setup from Setup module included into MSS Astra Pro.

Table 2

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Indicator

Notification

Indication

«Armed»

Constant green light

«Violation», «Alarm»

Blinking red light 2 times/s

TEST

«Power-up test»

Constant yellow light within 20 s

«Standby mode»

Not lit

«Test»

Blinking alternatively green/ yellow light 4 times/s within test time

FIRE DANGER

Not applicable

Not lit

«Not ready»

Blinking green light 1 time per 2 s

«Normal»

Constant green light

«Fire danger»

Blinking red light 1 time/s

FIRE

Not applicable

Not lit

«Not ready»

Blinking green light 1 time in 2 s

«Normal»

Constant green light

«Fire»

Constant red light

SYSTEM START

Not applicable with present keypad, CP and MSS Astra Pro

SYSTEMS ON

SYSTEM STOP

6.2.5 The design of the keypad doesn’t envisage any “hot keys” for prompt viewing

of partitions of the system. Information provided only within authorizations of entered PIN code.

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User menu

Operator menu

Technician menu

Engineer menu

1. Part. status

1.Part. control

1. Part. control

1. Sys. dev. status

1.View all

2.Alert. control

2. Alert. control

2. Wls dev. status

2. By part. number

1.Start alerting

1. Start alerting

3. Part. status

2.Part. control

2.Cancel alerting

2. Cancel alert.

1. View all

3.VA status

3. VA status

2. By part. number

3.Part. status

4. Failures

1. View all

1. By part. number

2. By part. number

2.Sabotage

4.Failures

4. Failures

3.Failure

1. By part. number

4. Service req.

2.Sabotage

5.All 3.Failure

3.Failure

5.Event log

4. Service req.

1.Failures

Operator menu

7 Keypad Menu

7.1 Menu Structure

User authorization within access level provided by entered PIN code is made by pressing the following keys ОК «PIN» ОК. Thereafter the display will show corresponding information.

For example, for the Operator:

Navigation trough menu items is by pressing the keys ▼, ▲, or by entering the required number of a command (see menu on Page 13,14).

General menu structure:

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User menu

Operator menu

Technician menu

Engineer menu

5.All

2.Alarms

5. Event log

3.W/o arm/disarm

1.Failures

4. By part. number

2.Alarms

5.All

3.W/o arm/disarm

6.Keypad

4. By part. number

1. Settings

5. All

5.All

1.Contrast

6. Wls. dev. status

2.Key volume

7. Sys. dev. status

3. Act. mode time

8. Keypad

4.Backlight

1. Settings

5.Delete

1.Contrast

2.Тest

2.Key volume

1. Test Keybd.

3. Act. mode time

2. Test backlight

4.Backlight

3. Test BZ

2. FW version

4.Status test

3. FW update

3.FW version

9. Date setting

4.FW update

10. Time setting

7. Date setting

8. Time setting

To confirm your choice press ОК; to abandon your choice and return to previous menu item press С.

7.2 User Menu

7.2.1 To enter User menu, key in PIN code, assigned for each User of the system,

authorized to perform control using the keypad.

7.2.2 Information in first sub-item «1.View all» of the item «1.Part. status» will be

displayed depending from authorities granted by the entered PIN code.

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View all A S

009 002

Select partition Р002 Armed

IP 0004 Р:008 tampering

Example statuses of two partitions that fall within authorities of the entered PIN code:

The second line shows statuses designated by letters, the third/fourth line shows numbers of partitions. One display is able to show statuses of up to 16 partitions. If authorities provided by PIN code cover more partitions, you may use keys «–» located on the right and left side from ОК key.

Interpretation of partition statuses:

«a» - partition is armed «R» - partition is ready to be armed (partition disarmed) «N» - partition is not ready to be armed (partition disarmed) «F» - partition is in «fire» status «A» - partition is in «alarm» status «D» - partition is in «Fire danger» status «S» - partition is in «sabotage» status

7.2.3 After entering menu sub-item «2. By part. number», the display will show

partition number and information about the status of selected partition, e.g.:

The required partition may be selected using keys ▼, ▲, or numerical ones. After ОК is pressed, you may inquire about failures in the selected partition and see them listed on the display. Browsing using the keys ▼, ▲ results in succession of view screens:

Here:

«IP» – type of device which sends information about failure, «0004» – ES address (0004 – number in the list of hardwired units, 0 –

number of the device detection channel; in the given example: own failure status),

«Р:008» – partition number, «tampering» – event type.

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Part. control

Р007 Ready

1. Arm

MC 0011/1 Р: 007

alarm

7.2.4 The menu item «2. Part. control» enables to view a list of partitions and their

current statuses. Browsing using the keys ▼, ▲ results in succession of view screens: In case the partition is ready to be armed:

By pressing # you may update data. In case the partition is not ready to be armed, the reasons may be displayed through

pressing #. Browsing of view screens is done by pressing ▼, ▲:

Here:

«MC» – type of device sending information, which confers the status

“not ready” to the partition,

«0011/1» – ES address (0011 – number in the list of wireless or hardwired

units, 1 – number of the device detection channel; in the given example: built-in magnet-steered contact),

«Р:007» – partition number, «alarm» – event type.

In case the partition is not ready to be armed, you should eliminate causes. In exceptional cases, arming for partitions, which are not ready, is permitted with bypass, if it is authorized by settings for the partition. Bypass procedure is described in “Partition” of the manual to MSS Astra Pro. By pressing ОК on the selected partition, you bring out view screen:

By pressing keys ▼, ▲ in the second line you may choose the necessary operation for the partition. A list of possible operations is determined by control tactics authorized by settings for User PIN code entered in the process of authorization.

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Not completed

Done

Part. control Р007 Armed #

HE 0003/1 Р:007 [bypass] failure

A full list of possible operations:

1. Arm

2. Arm with bypass

3. Disarm

4. Re-arm

Your choice is to be confirmed by pressing ОК, thereafter the keypad will send a command to CP, which will be executed and confirmed or not confirmed in view screens:

Execution may be rejected in case of sending a command, conflicting with the status of a partition, e.g. you try to arm a partition, which is not ready.

The command «2. Arm with bypass» (equivalent is PIN code with additional # in case of direct control, see 5.1) enables to ignore causes if it is allowed by settings of the partition. If conditions of bypass are executed, the partition, which is not ready to be armed will be armed with the following notification

After the notification appears, by pressing # you may see detailed conditions of arming as view screens, which may be browsed by pressing ▼, ▲:

Here:

«HE» – type of device sending information, which confers the status

“not ready” to the partition

«0003/1» – ES address (0003 – number in the list of hardwired (or wireless)

units, 1 – number of the device detection channel; in the given

example AL № 1 of hardwired receiver) «Р:007» – partition number «[bypass]» – operation «failure» – event type.

Attention! Arming with bypass results in partial loss of control over the protected facilities and it is not recommended to use it as a constant remedy!

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Alert. control

1. Start alerting

Alert. control

2. Cancel alert.

Alert. control

3. VA status

Start alerting

Area 01 Msg. 01

Cancel alert.

2. By area number

VA status

S D

By area number

Area 01

7.3 Operator Menu

7.3.1 After authorization is done (Paragraph 7.1) the displayed information in menu

items «1.Part. control» and «3.Part. status» will be generated depending upon

authorizations for the entered PIN code. Other steps are similar to those described for the User menu.

7.3.2 The menu item «2.Alert. control» enables to send or cancel voice alerting,

and to view alerting status. Possibilities for sending, cancellation and viewing will be built depending upon authorizations established for the PIN code, which has been entered.

Examples of screens:

press ОК press ОК press ОК

select an

option and press ОК

Areas are selected from a list, which may be browsed by pressing ▼, ▲, or numerical keys. Messages are selected in a similar way, but without dependence upon authorities in the full range from 1 to 8. The screen for viewing statuses schematically shows 2 areas, designated by PIN code authorities.

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IP 0004 tampering

The following statuses are used for viewing:

«S» - alerting stopped «D» - delay before alerting start «A» - alerting is ON.

ATTENTION! According to requirements, a minimum time delay for starting alerting makes 30 seconds. This time is intended for cancellation of alerting, when obvious false response is detected. In practice, applied time delay makes minimum 1 minute. When cancelling alerting, you should take into account additional time, required for exchange of information between the keypad and the central CP during authorization, selecting a menu item and sending a cancellation command. This time makes on average about 15 seconds and must be considered when you set up time of delay.

7.3.3 The menu item «4. Failures» enables to view failures using filters for your

convenience: «1. By part. number» – failures, service required and sabotage. «2.Sabotage» – tampering and detachment from mounting

surface.

«3.Failures» – all critical failures excluding tampering and

detachment.

«4.Service required» – non-critical failures, which require maintenance of

the devices, but not leading to “not ready” statuses of the partitions (e.g. reduction of main power supply).

If you select the filter «1. By part. number», the information will be displayed as

described in 7.2.3.

Activation of the filter «2.Sabotage» results in display of a list, which browsing by

pressing ▼, ▲ will lead to succession of view screens:

When you select the filters «3.Failures» and «4. Service required» the information will be displayed as in «2.Sabotage».

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IP 0004 BPS low voltage

MC 0034 No connection

Event 2181 Failure system

Examples of screens:

Upon cancellation of filtration in the menu item «4.Failures» you may select the last item «5.All», which will activate a general list of failures, which may be browsed by pressing ▼, ▲.

7.3.4 The present FW version is not restricted by authorizations for viewing the

event log. The menu item «5.Event log» enables viewing events stored in CP memory using filters:

«1.Failures» – critical failures. «2.Alarms» – only «alarms» / «fires» / «violations» in the armed

partitions.

«3.W/o arm/disarm» – all the events in all categories except “arming” and

“disarming”. «4. By part. number» – all the events in the selected partition. «5.All» – all the events in the system without filters, including

When any of the filters is chosen, the keypad addresses CP with an inquiry according to the type of the chosen filter and adds last 10 events selected using the filter to the temporary storage buffer. Inquiry to CP is similar to described in 6.2.2.

When the filter «1.Failures» is selected, the information is displayed from the last in

time event (having the largest number in the current working cycle of CP from

10000). Example of screen:

Here in the example:

«Event 2181» – event number (from 10000). «Failure» – interpretation of event. «system» – involved area.

information about activities of Engineer

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No connect. MC0034 23rd Jan 11:51:11

Event 2176 Alarm partition

Event2180 Sabotage system

Event2172 Not armed

partition

Alarm PIR0016 23rd Jan 10:03:59

Tampered MC0034 23rd Jan 11:47:08 a.m

User 7 PIN003 23rd Jan 10:03:04 a.m

Browsing is done by pressing ▼, ▲. After the last event has been displayed from the temporary storage buffer and activation of the next one by Operator by pressing ▼, the keypad automatically inquires CP for the next group of earlier events, and further repeats the inquiry, if required. Similarly, the events will be transferred from CP on the display of the keypad by

pressing ▲, but in the reverse order. You may see details of the event by pressing «–» on the right side from ОК.

Example of screen:

Here in the example:

«No connect.» – event «MC0034» – type of the device and ES address (0034 – number in the list of

radio units)

«23rd Jan» – date of event according to calendar of CP «11:51:11 a.m.» – time of event according to CP clock

By pressing «–» on the left side from ОК you may return to the previous screen. By selecting any other filter you slightly change the list, which is generally similarly

operated. Examples:

press «–»

to the right of ОК

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RTR

Astra-Z-8745 versions A/B Repeater/Router

Astra-Z-8845 versions A/B Repeater/Router

Zone-GND

PIR

Astra-Z-5145 versions A/B/P PIR motion detectors

Zone-GND

Astra-Z-6145 acoustic glass break detectors

Zone-GND

VBR

Astra-Z-6245 vibration detector

Astra-Z-3345 magnetic contact door opening detectors

Zone-GND

TRZ

Astra-Z-3345 door opening detectors in universal transmitter mode

Zone-GND

Astra-Z-3245 remote control key fob

WRU

Astra-Z-8245 wireless relay unit

FSD

Astra-Z-4245 fire smoke detector

FHD

Astra-Z-4345 fire heat detector

FCP

Astra-Z-4545 fire call point

WLD

Astra-Z-3645 water leak detector

LSA

Astra-Z-2345 light and sound alerter (siren)

FLA

Astra-Z-2745 fire light alerter (EXIT sign)

FVA

Astra-Z-2945 fire voice alerter

WKP

Astra-Z-8145 Pro wireless control keypad

АC 0020 S8 ТМP NOR NOR NOR

RTR 0008 S6 ТSТ MPF

7.4 Technician Menu

7.4.1 After authorization (Par. 7.1) is complete, displayed information in the menu

items «1. Part. control», «2.Alert. control», «3.Part. status», «4.Failures» will be

generated depending upon authorizations for the entered PIN code. All other steps, including viewing the log in the menu item «5. Event log» are similar to those described in 7.2 and 7.3 for User and Operator menu.

7.4.2 The menu item «6.Wls dev. status» enables to view statuses of wireless

devices (WD) registered in CP and displayed on view screens by browsing using the

keys ▼, ▲:

The 1st position in the first line shows the type of WD. Some of WD may have inputs of detection channels Zone-GND. The present FW version for CP and the keypad uses the following entitlements:

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1st

position

TMP

WD tampered or detached from the mounting surface

For

all WD except RTR

(8745)

NOR

WD closed, not detached

2nd

position

NOR

generalized «normal» status, no violations on

main detection channel and no failures

For

all WD except RTR

(8745)

ТSТ

Positive test result

For

all WD except KF and

WKP

PNC

Key pressed ! on KF and on WKP

For KF and WKP

ALM

Violation in the main detection channel

For RTR (8845), PIR,

AC, MC, TRZ, WLD,

VBR, WRU

Violation in the main detection channel

For FSD, FHD, FCP

FLR

wireless device general failure

For RTR (8845), PIR, AC, MC, TRZ, WLD, LSA,

FLA, FVA, VBR, WRU

3rd

position

NOR

no violations on auxiliary detection channel

For

ED, АC, MAC, TRA

ALM

violation on auxiliary detection channel

4th

position

NOR

power supply normal

For

RTR (8745 B and 8845 B), PIR, AC, MC, TRZ, WLD, KF, VBR, WRU

FLR

Power supply voltage below normal, battery discharged

NOR

power supply normal

For

WKP, RTR (8745 A and

8845 A), FSD, FHD,

FCP, LSA, FLA, and

FVA

MPF

Main power supply voltage below normal, main battery discharge, absence of main power supply voltage or main battery

BPF

BAT voltage below normal, backup battery discharge, absence of BAT or backup battery

The 2nd position displays the number in the list of wireless devices included into the system. The 3rd position describes the level of radio signal in the scale from «S1» to «S8» for wireless units included into the system Astra-Zitadel or absence of signal - NS. On the second line, the 4 items show abbreviations with the following meanings:

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FLR

BAT voltage below normal , backup battery discharge at absence of main power supply or main battery and vice versa

Central Control Panel Astra-8945 Pro

HKP

Keypad Astra-814 Pro

RVZ

Embedded wireless receiver

Wireless extender Astra-Z WE

Hardwired extender Astra-713

Indication panels Astra-863 A/AE/B/BE

Relay unit Astra-823

GSM

Module Astra-GSM

PSTN

Module Astra-PSTN

LAN

Module Astra-LAN

CP 0001 SGL NOR NOR

RU 0035 SGL ТМP NOR CUT NOR

HE 0034 SGL TMP_R_fDFAE NOR

7.4.3 The menu item «7.Sys. dev. status» enables to view statuses of hardwired

devices registered in CP by browsing using the keys ▼, ▲. Examples:

The 1st position in the first line shows the type of the device included into the systems in all types of hardwired communication interfaces (UART, RS-485, LIN).

In the present FW version for CP:

The 2nd position on the first line shows the number of the device in the system device list. The 3rd position indicates data transfer: SGL (signal) or NS (no signal).

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1st

position

TMP

Device tampered

For

CP, WE, HE, RU, and

HKP

NOR

Device closed

NOR

GSM communicator enables remote control

For GSM

LCK

Remote control blocked

4th

position

NOR

Power supply normal

For HE, RU, GSM

FLR

Power supply voltage below normal

NOR

Power supply normal

For CP, WE, IP,

HKP

MPF

Main power supply below normal or missing

BPF

Backup power supply below normal or missing

FLR

backup power supply below normal when the main power supply is missing, or vice versa

For RU

in the 2nd pos.

for Output1

NOR

controlled circuit of the relay output is normal

CUT

controlled circuit of the relay output is in open-circuit status

in the 3rd pos.

for Output2

short circuit in the controlled circuit of the relay output

For

RVZ, WE

in the 2nd pos.

RF jam.

RF jamming

NOR

radio channel normal

For

PSTN

in the 2nd pos.

No line

no connection to the telephone line

NOR

connection to the telephone line

For

GSM

in the 2nd pos.

for SIM 1

SХХ

signal level according to scale from S00 to S16 in the presence of communication with the base station; in the absence of communication error number is displayed

The second line displays in 4 positions letter abbreviations standing for:

Note: If a device is not initialized, there will appear the notification: “Initialization…”; For different types of devices, the 2nd and 3rd items may display various types of

information:

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in the 3rd pos.

for SIM 2

ErХ

communication error with base station. 0 … 9 is error code (see interpretation in the table on Page 27)

For LAN

in the 2nd and

3rd pos.

CAB:CON

cable connected

CAB:DISC

cable disconnected

For HE

in the 2nd and

3rd pos.

(8 possible

Values)

«_»

AL not assigned in ES

Status «Normal» and ready to be armed for all types of AL (except «fire heat double-event»).

AL resistance within 3,0 to 5,0 kOhm.

For AL of «fire heat double-event» type means that only one detector is in fire status

Status «Failure» . Resistance ranges for ALs of different types are various. For details see manual integrated into Setup Module of MSS Astra Pro software

AL resistance within 1,5 to 3,0 kOhm. For AL of «fire combined double-event» type means that only one detector is in fire status.

For AL of «fire heat double-event» type indicates «Normal» status and readiness to be armed

Status «Fire»:

- AL resistance within 5,0 to 12 kOhm for all AL of «fire…» types;

- AL resistance within 0 to 1,5 kOhm for «fire combined double-event» type;

- AL resistance within 1,5 to 3,0 kOhm for «fire combined single-event» type

A or E

Status «Alarm» or «Violation» for “intrusion” and “technological” AL correspondingly.

Resistance of AL between 0 and 3,0 кOhm or from 5,0 кOhm till open-circuit status.

For HKP

in the 2nd pos.

PNC

Key « » pressed (Panic)

NOR

Status «Normal»

in the 3rd pos.

ALM

Status «Violation» for AL2 («Zone2»)

NOR

Status «Normal» for AL2 («Zone2»)

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roaming registration

no communication with GSM module (inner interface in the device)

unknown error (undeclared by GSM module)

SIM card absent

SIM card read error

PIN code providing access to SIM card required

unlocking of SIM card required

no GSM service

search network

registration of network rejected

Detailed description of resistance ranges of AL of different types and their assignment to partitions of the correspondent types is to be found in the Operation Manual integrated into the Setup Module of MSS Astra Pro.

ATTENTION! Full coincidence of letter symbols with standard statuses of AL are observed in two types of AL: “intrusion” and “fire combined with single event”. You should be attentive when viewing statuses of other types of AL.

Codes of errors occurring when communication established between GSM

communicator and base station:

7.4.4 The item menu «8.HKP» allows to change the display contrast, the volume of

sound of pressed keys, the duration of the active mode, and to show the current software version on the display.

All manipulations are intuitive and require no further description.

7.4.5 The item «FW update» («8.HKP»/ «3.FW update») enables to switch the

keypad to FW update mode. After selection of the mode is confirmed by pressing ОК, it is necessary to connect the keypad to the computer using a USB cable, start the FW Update Module from MSS Astra Pro and change the FW. Changing of FW doesn’t affect any settings in the keypad.

7.4.6 The menu items «9. Date Setting» and «10. Time Setting».

Conditions of use:

 It is possible to adjust time from the keypad menu, when CP operates without

computer control. It is recommended to check and adjust the date manually

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Not completed Forbidden

minimum once in 3 months.

 In case, when the central CP connected to computer with working System

Core from MSS Astra Pro, and there is communication between the System Core and CP, it is impossible to adjust date and time. CP synchronizes calendar and clock with the computer calendar and clock through the System Core. In case time divergence is more than 1 minute, it is recorded to the

event log.

At an attempt to adjust the time via keypad the following message is displayed.

7.5 Engineer Menu

7.5.1 Access to Engineer Menu for the keypad, which hasn’t been registered in

CP is provided with application of default PIN (password) «1 2 3 4 5 6». Hereby only «6.HKP» menu item will be available. The menu item enables to test the keypad before commissioning (see 7.5.6), view the current version of the FW installed in the keypad, and, if necessary, to update FW. Steps are similar to those described for Technician Menu (see 7.4.5). You may change FW without preliminary registration in CP. It is possible as well to adjust display contrast, duration of active mode, and the volume of sound of pressed keys.

7.5.2 After the keypad has been registered in CP, authorization is made with

application of Engineer PIN code (Par. 7.1), assigned from MSS Astra Pro. The

information in the menu items «1.Sys.dev.status», «2.Wls.dev.status» will be

displayed in similar way to the described in 7.4.2, 7.4.3 for Technician Menu.

7.5.3 The information to be displayed in the menu items «3.Part. status»,

«4.Failure» will be generated according to authorizations provided for Engineer PIN code. Engineer has supreme status in the system, but he is prohibited to take control over system partitions (arming/disarming), that is why system control tactics configuration in the task “Identifiers” in Setup Module from MSS Astra Pro is not possible. Nevertheless, in order to provide viewing capabilities, there must be binding to partitions. Otherwise, to provide status view of partitions, they must have assignments. Otherwise, the following messages are displayed:

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Part. status

1. View all

Part. status

2.By part. number

Failures

1. By part. number

View all

No available part.

Select partition

No available part.

Select partition

No available part.

123456789*0#

Status test

ТМP PNC NOR NOR

7.5.4 Operations in the menu items «5.Event log», «6.HKP», «7.Date setting» and

«8.Time setting» will be performed in similar way to the described earlier in the Operator and Technician Menus (see 7.3.4, 7.4.4, 7.4.5).

7.5.5 The item «Deletion» («6.HKP»/«1.Settings»/«5.Deletion») enables to delete

(unregister) the keypad, which has been earlier registered in CP. This must be done before registration in other CP.

7.5.6 The sub-item «2.Test» of the menu item «6.Unit» serves for keypad general

testing before it`s commissioning, prior to registering in wireless network.

«1. Test keyboard»  after pressing ОК the following view screen will

appear:

where each pressing of keys on the keyboard will

result in darkening (in the example keys «1», «2»,

«3», «4», «5» are pressed).

«2. Test backlight»  press ОK button to display the backlighting mode

screen. Use ▼, ▲ to change settings interactively.

«3. Test buzzer»  press ОK button to display the built-in buzzer mode

screen. Use ▼, ▲ to change settings interactively.

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In the 1st position

TMP

terminal section of the keypad tampered or detachment button released (detachment from mounting surface)

NOR

terminal section closed, and the detachment button pressed (the keypad fixed on mounting surface)

In the 2nd position for «SOS» button status

PNC

«SOS» key pressed

NOR

«SOS» key not pressed

In the 3rd position for intrusion-type AL status

NOR

AL2 (terminal Zone2) normal

ALM

AL2 (terminal Zone2) violated

In the 4th position for main and backup power sources

NOR

both power supply sources are normal, AL1 (ZONE1) normal

MPF

main power supply voltage is below normal, AL1 (ZONE1) and backup power supply voltage normal

BPF

backup power supply voltage is below normal, AL1 (ZONE1) and main power supply voltage normal

FLR

AL1 (ZONE1) is violated and/or voltage of both power supplies are below normal

On the second line, the 4 items show abbreviations with the following meanings:

ATTENTION!

After registration of the keypad in CP the sub-item «2.Test» will be inaccessible (in the menu structure on Page 14 marked in grey).

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Where: Rter – terminal resistor in the alarm loop 3,9 kOhm; E1 – power supply unit operability output with NC contacts; E2 - power supply unit operability output with NO contacts; E3 - intrusion detector with NC contacts; E4 - intrusion detector with NO contacts;

PS1 – main power supply unit; PS2 – backup power supply unit;

К1 – reader Touch memory or other technology issuing Dallas 1990A code.

Astra-814 Pro

CSP

PS1

PS2

Rter

8 Pre-Starting Procedure. Registration and Installation

After being transported in conditions which differ from operating ones, the keypad must be left unpacked under operating temperature for minimum 4 hours.

8.1 Wiring

1. Open the keyboard cover.

2. Loosen two screws on the terminal block section with a

screwdriver, and remove the cover.

3. Insert wires through the hole in the bottom base and connect them following the scheme:

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Fail. No communicat. with CP

Attention! No registration

4. As soon as the keypad is powered on, the test mode is activated, which is intended to test operability of the electronic circuit of the keypad. Maximum test time is 20 s. Entering the test mode will be accompanied by sound activated for 1s with a frequency 4 times/s. During test all indicators except TEST indicator blink with a frequency 2 times/s, changing their colors (red-green). The indicator ТEST illuminates steady yellow. After test is completed, the display of the keypad will show: “Attention! No registration”.

5. The Engineer Menu shall be entered using default PIN code (password) «1 2 3

4 5 6» ( ОК 1 2 3 4 5 6 ОК). Test the keypad following instructions from

«2.Тest» sub-item of the «6.HKP» menu item (see 7.5.6).

6. Replace the cover of the terminal block section and tighten the screws. If necessary, close the cover of the keyboard.

8.2 HKP Registration Procedure

Registration of the keypad in the system is to be done following the method for registration of the units, described in the Operation Manual integrated into Setup Module of MSS Astra Pro.

The operation will not be performed, if the keypad has already been registered in CP. In this case, the display of the keypad will show the message:

If this occurs, it is necessary to delete registration parameters through Engineer Menu of the keypad (see 7.5.5). This will result in displaying the message

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8.3 Installation

1) Mark the selected surface using the mounting layout on the last page of this

Operation Manual.

2) Tighten the screws included into the delivery package.

3) Open the keyboard cover, loosen 2 screws on the terminal block section, remove

the cover of the terminal block section.

4) Hang the keypad, make a mark for a locking screw (see drawing on Page 6).

5) Remove the keypad, drill a hole for the locking screw.

6) Hang the keypad, and secure it with the locking screw.

7) Close the cover of the terminal block section, tighten 2 screws.

8) If necessary, close the cover of the keyboard.

9 Maintenance

To ensure fault-free operation of the keypad, it is recommended to test it and perform technical maintenance as follows:

- check operability of the keypad at least once a month,

- check the case of the keypad for possible damages and clean it at least once a month;

- check whether the keypad is reliably attached, and check the condition of external wires, and of contacts at least once in 3 months.

10 Labeling

The label on the case of the keypad specifies:

- the trademark of the manufacturer;

- abbreviated designation of the keypad;

- firmware version;

- month and year of manufacture;

- conformance mark (if there is any certificate of conformance);

- barcode which backups the text information.

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11 Recycling

The keypad does not pose any threat to life and health of people, as well as to the environment. After the expiry of its service life period, the keypad shall be disposed of without special precautions in respect to the environment.

12 EC Conformity Declarations

This product is in conformity with the provisions of: LVD 73/23/EEC+93/68/EEC EMC 89/336/EEC EN 61000-6-3:2005 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-3: Generic standards - Emission standard for residential, commercial and light-industrial environments. EN 50130-4:1995 + A1:1998 + A2:2003 + Corrig. 2003 Alarm systems - Part 4: Electromagnetic compatibility - Product family standard: Immunity requirements for components of fire, intruder and social alarm systems. EN 60950-1: 2001+A11:2004+Corrig.2004 Safety of information technology equipment

13 Manufacturer’s Warranties

13.1 The Quality Management System certified for compliance with GOST ISO 9001.

13.2 The manufacturer guarantees that the keypad will comply to technical

requirements, provided that the consumers adhere to specified technical conditions of transportation, recommendations on storage and use.

13.3 The warranted shelf life is 5 years 6 months from the manufacturing date.

13.4 The warranted service life is 5 years from the commissioning date, but not more than 5 years 6 months from manufacturing date.

13.5 The manufacturer must repair or replace the keypad within the warranty period.

13.6 The warranty does not become effective in the following cases:

- failure to comply with this Operation Manual;

- mechanic damage of the keypad;

- if the keypad is improperly repaired by anyone other than the manufacturer.

13.7 The warranty covers only the keypad. All other equipment of other manufacturers used with the keypad is subject to other manufacturer’s warranties.

In no case shall the manufacturer be liable for any death, physical injury or property damage, or any other accidental or intentional loss based on claim that the keypad failed to perform its functions.

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