Valet VA5000 Operation Manual

VA5000

VALET

Burglar

Alarm

Installation

and

Operation

Manual

INDEX

PtgeNo.

(A)

INTRODUCTION

1

(B)

FEATURES

OF

THE

VA5000

CONTROL

UNIT

2

(C)

DAILY

OPERATING

PROCEDURE

3

(D)

PROGRAMMING

OF

CONTROL UNITS

4

ACCESS

CODE

5

CLOCK

5

HORN DURATION

5

ZONING

6

ENTRY/EXIT

TIME DELAY

8

AUTO

MODE

9

(E)

ALARM ACTIVATION RECALL

10

(F)

REMOTE

KEYPAD

11

(G)

TELEPHONE DIALLER

12

(H)

RADIO'REMOTE

CONTROL*

13

(I)

GENERAL NOTES

14

(J)

TROUBLESHOOTING

16

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

17

(A)

INTRODUCTION

The

'Valet*

VA5000

is a

versatile,

highly

sophisticated Burglar Alarm System

designed

for

ease

of use and

maximum efficiency. These operating

instructions

describe

the

method

of

setting

up and

operating

the

System.

The

System

is

controlled

by the

Master Control

Unit,

which

is

used

to

display

the

current

state

of the

system

and is

also used

to

enter

and

change information.

Information

is

entered

on the

Master

Control Unit

and

checked

on the

display.

The

various features

of the

VA5000

are as

follows:

—

Micro Processor based control

unit

with memory analysis;

—

4

Digit

Code

Access;

—

Remote

Keypad

for the

Front Door;

—

Zoning — ability

to

segregate different

areas

(Zones)

so

that parts

of a

home

can

have

detectors switched

on

while other

areas

are

switched

off;

—

Variable Entry/Exit Delay;

—

Variable Horn Time.

Options
—

Remote Control

An

optional Hand Held

Remote

Control Unit

is

used

to

remotely switch

the

VA5000

ON or

OFF. This unit

has the

added feature

of a

PANIC button which

will

set off an

alarm immediately.

—

Telephone Dialler

An

optional

telephone

dialler

that

will

automatically

dial

three separate

'user

selected'

telephone numbers

in the

event

of an

alarm.

(B)

FEATURES

OF THE

VA5000

CONTROL

UNIT

The

VA5000

Control Panel

is

designed such that

you can

select

and

program into

the

System

the

following information:

1.

Your

own

Access Code

You

can

choose

and

enter your

own

four

(4)

digit

'access

code1.

The

code

can

be

changed

at any

time after

first

entering

the

initial

access

code.

2.

Clock

The

System incorporates a clock which displays

the

time

of day and is

used

to:

(i)

Record

the

time

of an

alarm;

(ii)

Automatically turns

the

system

ON or OFF if

used

in the

'auto

mode'.

3.

Horn Duration

You

can

select

the

length

of

time that

the

horns

will

sound

after

the

triggering

of

an

alarm. Please note — horn duration time

is

subject

to

local E.P.A.

and

local

By-Laws.

4.

Zoning

The

system allows

for the use of up to

four

(4)

separate zones such

that

you

can

select which

zones

or

areas

of the

house

you

wish

to be

activated when

you

'arm'

the

system.

Each

detector

can be

programmed into

one or

several

zones

to

provide total flexibility with respect

to the

areas

you

wish

to be

covered.

5.

Entry/Exit Time Delay

The

system

allows

you to

select

the

length

of

time

that

you

require

in

order

to

leave

the

home

after

'arming'

the

system

as

well

as the

time

you

require

to

enter

the

home

and

'disarm1

the

system.

In

addition,

you can

determine

which detectors

you

wish

to be

controlled

by

these

delays,

as

distinct

from

the

detectors that

you

wish

to be

left

programmed

on

'instant'.

6.

Automatic Mode

While

the

system

is

normally

'armed*

and

'disarmed*

by

entering a code

at

either

the

Master Panel

or the

Push

Button

Keypad,

the

system

can be

programmed

to

automatically turn itself

ON and OFF at

pre-set

times each

day.

7.

Telephone Dialler

The

optional

Telephone Dialler

can be

programmed

to

ring

up to

three

(3)

telephone

numbers after activation

of an

alarm.

The

system

will

make

six (6)

attempts

in

total

at

ringing

(in

sequence) three

(3)

telephone numbers.

These

functions

are

selected

by

using

the

Push Buttons beneath

the

control

flap.

(C)

DAILY OPERATING PROCEDURES

There

are

only

two

controls which

are

normally used

on a

day-to-day

basis.

1.

Arm/Disarm

The

system

can be

'armed'

or

'disarmed1

from either

the

remote keypad

or

alternatively

the

VA5000

system

control panel.

(i)

Remote Keypad

Enter

the

selected code

(4

numbers).

To

'arm'

or

'disarm'

simply enter

the

four

(4)

digit

code

and the

system

will

change

from

'arm*

to

'disarm'

or

vice

versa.

(ii)

Control

Panel

Enter

the

four

(4)

digit

code

and

push

the

'armTdisarm'

blue

button.

2.

Zone

Activation/Deactivation

If

you

wish

to

change

the

zones that

are

activated/deactivated:

(i)

Enter

the

access

code

— 4

numbers.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(ii) Push

the

activation/deactivation

zone button.

(Display

will

show

'Zone'.)

(iii) Push

the

appropriate

zone

number

on the

control

panel, i.e.

1.2,3

or 4.

(Display

will

not

change — zone

will

turn

ON or

OFF.)

(iv)

Push

'O.K.*

button — push

'Cancel'

button.

Note:

The

remote

'arm'/'disarm'

function

is

only used

in

conjunction

with

the

optional

radio remote control. This radio

remote

control requires

the

VA6000

'radio/wireless'

master

control

unit.

The

'automatic

mode'can

be

selected

by

pressing

the

'Auto/Manual*

button under

the

lift-up

flap.

(D)

PROGRAMMING

OF

CONTROL

UNITS

1.

PRE-PROGRAMMED

SETTING

The

VA5000

control

unit

has

been designed such that

as

soon

as the

battery

is

connected

and the

power turned

on, the

unit will automatically program

itself

as

follows:

(N.B. Battery

is to be

connected before power turned on.)

(i)

Access

Code

—

1.2,3

and

4

(ii)

Clock/Time

—

00:00

(iii)

Horn Duration

— 10

Minutes

(iv)

Zoning

— All

detectors connected

to

Zone

1 and

Zone 1 activated.

(v)

Exit/Entry

Delay

—

Exit

delay

20

seconds.

Entry

delay

20

seconds.

—

All

detectors

included

in the

exit/entry

delay path.

(vi)

Automatic Mode

—

Set

to

Manual.

All of the

above

functions

can be

altered

to

suit your specific needs

by

following

the

procedure detailed below.

2.

PROGRAMMING

INSTRUCTIONS

The

VA5000

Control

Panel

has

been programmed such that

the

initial

code

is

'1234'.

Prior

to

entering

or

changing

any of the

program functions,

it is

necessary

to

first

enter

the

selected

four

(4)

digit

code.

After

entering

the

access code,

the

control panel

will

display

the

word

'GO'

which

is an

indication that

you can

proceed

to

change

or

enter

any of the

functions

or

alternatively

'arm'

or

'disarm1

the

system.

The

procedure

for

entering

any of the

program functions

is to

push

the

relevant

button

behind

the

control flap, enter

the

information

by use of the

keypad

and

then push

the

'O.K.'

button

to

lock

the

information

into

memory.

The

clear button

is

used

for

removing information from

the

display

or

memory.

The

cancel button takes

you out of the

access mode which means that

no

further

information

can be

entered

or

changed without once again entering

your 4 digit

code.

After

pushing

the

cancel button

'the

time'

will

once again

be

displayed.

Note:

It is

important that

the

re-chargeable battery

is

fully

charged.

In

this

regard

the

system should

not be

'armed*

until

90

minutes

after

the

unit

has

been

'powered

up',

(i.e. Connected

to the

power supply.)

If

you

have

trouble

in the

programming

of any

function,

it is

suggested

that

you

push

the

cancel button

and

'start

again'.

Simply

re-enter

your

access

code

and

recommence

the

entering

of

information

as per

these

instructions.

(i)

ACCESS

CODE

After

turning

on the

power

unit

for the

first

time,

the

unit

will

be set to

the

code'12 3 4'.

In

order

to

change your

code:-

(a)

Enter

the

current code

'123

4'.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(b)

Push change code button behind control flap.

(Display

will

show

'C

C'.)

(c)

Enter your

own

access

code

by

choosing 4 numbers

and

then

press

the

appropriate numbers

on the

keypad.

(Code

will

be

shown

on

the

display.)

(d)

Press

'O.K.*

button

to

'lock

in'

your selected code.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(e)

You

can

now

either press

the

cancel

button

and

take yourself

out of

'access

mode'

or

alternatively proceed

to

enter additional

information,

i.e. Time, etc.

Note:

If you

press

the

cancel button

you

will need

to

re-enter

your

access

code prior

to

entering

any

further

information.

Note:

If you

wish

to

change your code

at any

time,

simply enter

your

current code

and

follow

the

above

procedure.

(ii) CLOCK

The

control

unit

will

initially

display

the

time 00:00.

The

procedure

to

set the

time

is as

follows:

(a)

Enter

access

code. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(b)

Lift flap

and

press

Time

of

Day'

button. (Display

will

show

T.)

(c)

Enter time

by

pressing appropriate numbers

on

keypad, e.g.

if

the

time

is

2.30 p.m., press

keys

1430,

or if the

time

is

7.30 a.m.,

press

keys

730.

(d)

Press

'O.K.'

button. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(e)

Press cancel button — time

of day

will

be

displayed.

(iii) HORN DURATION

The

Horn

Duration

time

is the

length

of

time

that

you

wish

the

horns

to

sound after

an

alarm

has

been

set

off.

The

control

unit

has

initially

been programmed such that

the

horns

will

sound

for 10

minutes.

The

horn

duration

time

can be

changed

as

follows:

(a)

Enter access code.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(b)

Press

'Horn

Duration'

button

behind

lift-up

flap.

(Display

will

show'Hd'.)

(c)

Enter length

of

time

by

pressing

the

appropriate numbers

on

the

keypad, e.g.

to

enter 6 minutes

and 25

seconds, push

the

numbers

625.

(d)

Press

'O.K.*

button

to

lock-in

horn duration time.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(e)

Press

cancel button — time

of day

will

be

displayed.

Note:

You can

check your programmed horn duration time

by

pushing

the

horn duration button underneath

the

control

flap.

(iv)

ZONING

(a)

General

The

detectors

can be

connected

to any one of the 4

alternative

connection points

at the

rear

of the

control panel. These four

alternative connection points

are

called

'stations'

and are

numbered

1,2,3

and 4.

The

detector

or

detectors connected

to

each

one of

these

'stations'

can be

programmed into

one or all of the 4

alternative

zones displayed

on the

front

of the

control panel.

We

would suggest that

all

detectors should

be

included

in

Zone

1 and

that

this

Zone

is

then used when

you

require

the

whole

house

to be

'armed'.

The

remaining zones

can be

used

in

circumstances

in

which

you

wish

to

have part

of the

home

'armed'

while other parts

of

the

home

are

'disarmed',

(e.g.

At

night

you may

wish

to

have

the

bedroom area

'disarmed'

while

the

living

areas

are

'armed'.)

You

can

select which detector

[or

groups

of

detectors]

are

included

in the

various zones.

(b)

Pre-Programmlng

The

control

panel

has

initially

been programmed such that

all

stations

[groups

of

detectors]

are set

into

Zone

1 and

Zone

1 is

activated.

(c)

Programming

In

view

of the

fact that

the

system

has

automatically been

programmed

as

above,

it

will

be

necessary

to

remove from

Zone

1 any

stations that

are not

connected

to

detectors.

Unless

these stations

are

removed

from

Zone

1,

an

alarm

condition

will

result.

To

remove from Zone

1 the

stations that

are not

connected

to a

detector,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

Enter Access Code. (Display

will

show

'GO'.}

2.

Press

'Station

Set'

key

behind

control

flap.

(Display

will

show

'Zn'.)

3.

Press

'1'

on the

keypad, (display

will

show

'ZnV)

indicating

Zone

1.

4.

The

display

will

then

show

the

stations

[detectors]

that

are

included

In

Zone

1.

i.e.

'Zn

11'

'Zn

12'

'Zn

13'

'Zn

14'.

5.

To

remove

the

stations

not

connected

to a

detector,

push

the

'clear1

button

followed

by the

'O.K.1

button

at

the

time

that

the

relevant station number

is

being

displayed.

In

order

to

alter

or

change

the

programming

of

detectors

into

the

various

zones,

proceed

as

follows:

(a)

Enter access code. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(b)

Press

'Station

Set'

key

behind

control flap.

(Display

will

show

'Zn'.)

(c)

Example, press

2 on the

keypad. (Display

will

show

'Zn

2'

—

indicating

Zone

2.)

(d)

Enter

the

stations

[detectors]

that

you

wish

to

place

in

Zone

2,

e.g.

if you

wish

to

include

station

1 in

Zone

2

push

button

'1'.

(Display

will

show

'Zn

2 V.)

(e)

Push

'O.K.'

button.

(Display

will

show

'Zn

2'.)

(f)

Push button

2 to

enter station 2 into Zone

2.

(Display

will

show

'Zn 2 2'.)

(g)

Push

'O.K.'

button.

(Display

will

show

'Zn

2'.)

(h)

Repeat

procedure to.enter

the

various stations [groups

of

detectors] that

you

require

to be

entered into Zones.

(i)

Push

'cancel'

button — time

of day

will

be

displayed.

(j)

You can

check your programmed zoning

by

pushing

the

'station

set'

button

underneath

the

control

flap

followed

by

number

'V

(for Zone

1).

number

'2'

(for Zone

2),

number

'3'

(for Zone

3),

number

'4'

(for

Zone

4).

The

stations programmed

into

the

various zones

will

be

displayed.

(v)

ENTRY/EXIT TIME

DELAY

(a)

General

The

system allows

you to

determine

the

length

of

time that

you

require

in

order

to

leave

the

home

after

arming

the

system

and

enter

the

home

prior

to

disarming

the

system,

i.e.

An

exit

delay

of

45

seconds

will

allow

45

seconds

in

which

to

leave

the

home

without

causing

an

alarm.

In

addition,

you can

select which

stations [groups

of

detectorsl

you

would like

to be

covered

by

the

entry/exit

delay (entry/exit delay path)

as

distinct

from

those

stations|groups

of

detectors]

that

you

would prefer

to be

on

'instant',

i.e.

No

delay.

(b)

Pre-Programming

The

system

has

initially

been programmed

to

provide

you

with

a

20

second entry delay

and a 20

second exit delay

and in

addition,

all

stations [detectors]

have

been programmed

to be

covered

by

these entry/exit delays.

(c)

Programming

The

procedure

for

changing

the

entry/exit delay times

and/or

the

entry/exit

delay path

is as

follows:

1.

Enter access

code.

(Display

will

show

'GO'.)

2.

Press

exit/entry

button — under lift

up

flap.

(Display

will

show'IN'.)

3.

Enter

required

entry delay time e.g.

30

seconds.

(Display

will

show

'0030'.)

4.

Press

'O.K.'

button

to

'lock

in'

entry delay.

(Display

will

show

'OUT'.)

5.

Enter

required

exit delay time e.g.

30

seconds.

(Display

will

show

'0030'.)

6.

Press

'O.K.'

button

to

'lock

in'

exit delay.

(Display will show 'EE'.)

7.

The

'EE'

is the

symbol

for the

entry/exit delay path. i.e.

The

detectors that

you

wish

to be

covered

by the

above

delays.

8.

Enter stations [groups

of

detectors] that

you

require

to

be

on the

entry/exit delay path e.g.

—

Enter number

'1'

for

'station

number

1'.

(Display

will

show'EEV.)

—

Push

'O.K.'

button.

(Display

will show

'EE'.)

9.

Enter

any

additional

stations,

i.e.

'2,3

or

4'

that

you

wish

to be

included

in the

entry/exit delay path.

10.

After entering

the

required

stations [groups

of

detec-

tors]

in the

entry/exit delay path, press

'cancel'

button

to

restore time

of

day.

(d)

Clearing

Detectors from

Entry/Exit Delay Path

If

you

wish

to

remove

some

of the

stations

[groups

of

detectors]

from

the

entry/exit delay path, proceed

as

follows:

1.

Enter

access

code. (Display

will

show'GO'.)

2.

Press

entry/exit button — under

lift

up

flap.

(Display will

show

the

time.)

3.

Push

'O.K.'

button. (Display will

show

'OUT.)

4.

Push

'O.K.'

button. (Display

will

show

the

various stations

[groups

of

detectors]

in the

delay path.

5.

To

remove stations,

simply

push

the

'clear*

button,

followed

by the

'O.K.'

button while

the

station

is

displayed.

6.

Push

'O.K.'

button

to

restore

the

time

of

day.

Note:

You can

check

your programmed entry/exit delay path

by

pushing

'entry/exit

delay'

button underneath

the

control flap.

Push

'O.K.'

button. (Display

will

show

'IN'.)

Push

'O.K.'

button. (Display

will

show

'OUT'.)

Push

'O.K.'

button. (Display will show

'EE1'.)

e.g.

Station'1*.

Display

will

show

in

turn

the

entry delay, exit delay

and

the

stations included

in the

entry/exit

delay

path.

(vi)

AUTOMATIC

MODE

The

'Automatic

Mode*

enables

you to

program

the

system

such that

it

automatically

'arms'

and

disarms*

itself

at

pre-set times, e.g.

if all the

family

are

away

from

the

home

for a set

period

each

day,

the

'automatic

mode'

can be

used

to

automatically

'arm'

and

'disarm'

the

system

at

pre-set

times

on a

daily

basis.

(a)

Enter access code. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(b)

Press

Time

ON/OFF

button

behind

lift

up

flap.

(Display

will

show

Tn'.)

(c)

Using

the

keypad enter

the

time

you

wish

the

system

to

turn

on

[arm]

itself,

e.g.

if the

system

is to be

armed

at

9.30 a.m.,

the

numbers

930

should

be

pressed.

(Display

will

show

Tn

930'.)

(d)

Press

'O.K.'

button.

(Display

will

show

Tf

[for time

off].)

(e)

Enter

the

time that

you

require

the

system

to

'turn

off'

[disarm]

automatically, e.g.

if you

wish

the

system

to be

disarmed

at

4.30

p.m.,

enter

the

numbers 1630.

(Display will

show

Tf

1630'.)

(f)

Press

'O.K.'

button. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(g)

Push cancel button — time

of day

will

be

displayed.

The

'turn

on'

[arm]

and

'turn

off

[disarm] times

have

now

been set.

The

'automatic

mode'

can be

selected

by

entering your

'access

code'

and

pressing

the

'Auto/Manual'

button under

the

lift

up

flap.

(E)

ALARM

ACTIVATION

RECALL

The

system

will

record

the

time

of day

that

an

alarm

was

activated together with

the

'station'

number that initiated

the

alarm.

Following

an

alarm,

the

display

will

indicate

the

station [detector]

or

circuit,

(e.g.

panic

circuit)

that

has

caused

the

alarm.

This

will

be

displayed

on the

fluorescent display

until

the

system

has

been

'disarmed'.

Once disarmed,

the

display

will

again

indicate

the

normal

time

of day but

the

time

of the

alarm, together

wfth

the

cause

of the

alarm,

can be

recalled

by

simply

pushing

the

'alarm

activation*

button behind

the

control

flap.

On the

pushing

of

this

button,

the

system

will

display

the

time

of the

last alarm together with

the

'circuit'

that caused

the

alarm.

The

alarm memory

can be

cleared

by:

1.

Entering

the

access code. (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

2.

Push

'alarm

activation'

button — under control flap.

(Display

will

show details

of

alarm.)

3.

Push

'clear1

button,

followed

by

'O.K.'

button.

4.

Push

'cancel'

button

to

restore time

of

day.

The

symbols

for

each

of the

various circuits

are as

follows:
AL1
AL2
AL3
AL4

ALP
ALH

ALA

ALL
ALt

Station

1

Station

2

Station

3

Station

4

Panic

Button

Horn cables

have

been tampered with.

More

than 3 incorrect attempts

have

been made

to

enter

the

'access

code'

on the

Master

Control

Panel.

Keypad

Tamper.

Battery

Cover Tamper/Horn Cover Tamper.

10

(F)

REMOTE KEYPAD

The

VA5000

system includes a remote keypad which

can be

used

to

'arm'

and

'disarm*

the

system.

The

remote keypad

is

normally located

inside

the

home

but

adjacent

to the

front

or

back

door.

The

remote

keypad

also incorporates a 'panic'

button

facility

and can

also

be

located

in a

bedroom

and

used

to

'arm'

and

'disarm'

the

system

as

well

as act as a

panic facility.

To

activate

the

panic button from

the

keyboard,

push

two

blue buttons simultaneously.

The

remote

keypad

is

operated

by a four

(4)

digit

code which

can be

selected

and

changed

as

follows:

REFER

KEY PAD

WIRING

DIAGRAM

FOR

CODING

11

(G)

TELEPHONE

DIALLER

(Optional)

A

telephone

dialler

can be

added

to the

basic

VA5000

such that

the

system

will

upon

activation

of an

alarm automatically

dial

up to

three telephone numbers.

You can

enter

and

change these telephone numbers

at any

time.

The

system

will

make

six

attempts

in

total

at

'dialling'

the

three telephone numbers

in

sequence.

The

telephone dialler

can be

used

to

either telephone a friend, e.g. neighbour

or

family; your

office; a pager;

or a

security

organisation. A unique telephone code

can

be

used

so

that a Security Agency

can

identify

the

source

of a

telephonealarm.

This=

code

will

generally

be

issued

by the

Security

Agency

and may

comprise

up to six

digits.

Please

note:

There

are

several alternative

'coding

systems'

and the

equipment

used

by

some Security Agencies

may not be

compatible with

the

Valet

system.

To

program telephone numbers:

(i)

Enter

access

code

(4

numbers). (Display

will

show

'GO'.)

(ii) Press [Phone

No.]

button

behind

flap.

(Display

will

show

'Ph'.)

(iii) Press

'1'

on the

keypad (for Phone

No.

1).

(iv)

Press

the

numbers

on the

keypad

for

required telephone number, e.g.

5613722.

(Press

'O.K.'

button — display

will

show

'GO'.)

(v)

To

enter a second telephone number, press

'Phone

No.1

button

and

number

2,

and

then enter

the

required telephone number

as

above.

(vi)

Repeat

for

third telephone number.

(Note:

In

order

to

enter

a STD

number, a hyphen

(-)

must

be

inserted after

the

STD

Area Code, e.g.

02 -

6484488.)

12

(H)

RADIO

'REMOTE

CONTROL'

A

radio

or

wireless

system

is

available

as an

alternative

to the

standard

VA5000

system.

This

VA6000

system allows

you the

following feature.

The

system

can be

'armed'

and

'disarmed*

by the use of a

Hand Held

Remote

Control

Unit

that

can be

carried

in a

handbag, brief

case

or in the

car.

The

system

can be

'armed'

and

'disarmed'

from

outside your home

and

as

such

you

do

not

require

any

exit/entry

delay

and all

detectors

can be on

'instant

alarm*.

In

addition,

you do not

have

to

enter your

'access

code'

each

time you

wish

to

'arm*

or

'disarm*

the

system.

The

Hand Held Remote

Control

also

includes a 'panic'

bunon

that enables

you to

activate

an

alarm

by the

push

of a

button.

The

Radio

'Remote

Control'

feature

incorporates

'digital

coding*.

13

(I)

GENERAL NOTES

1.

Access

Code

No

function

can be

changed without

first

entering your selected

access

code.

2.

Keypad

The

keypad

is

used

to

enter information into

the

system.

3.

Cancel

Key

The

cancel

key

must always

be

pressed

after

information

has

been entered

and

to

remove

the

system from

'access

mode',

i.e.

to

make

the

system

inoperable without entry

of the

'access

code'.

4.

Clear

Key

The

'clear'

key is

used when incorrect information

has

been entered.

5.

O.K.

Key

The

'O.K.*

key is

used

to

'lock

in'

information

that

has

been

entered/displayed.

When

pressed,

the

display

will

show

'GO'

enabling

you to

enter further

functions

or

push

'cancel'

to

revert

back

to the

time

of

day.

6.

Hyphen

(-) Key

The

(-) is

used when entering

STD

telephone numbers.

7.

Error

If

the

display shows

the

word

'error'

this means that

an

incorrect

entry

has

been

made — simply

press

the

'cancel'

key and the

display

will

revert

to

'GO*.

You

can

either continue with programming

or

press

'cancel*

button

to

revert

to

time

of

day.

8.

Forgotten

Access

Code

If

you

forget your

access

code:

(a)

Disconnect

telephone plug

if

telephone dialler

is

installed.

(b)

Turn

off

power

at the

power

point

and

remove

the

210V

3

pin

plug.

(c)

Open battery

cover

and

disconnect battery - note horns

will

sound after

battery

cover

has

been opened

and

before

battery

has

been disconnected.

(d)

Walt

30

seconds

then re-connect battery.

(e)

Re-connect telephone

(if

applicable)

(f)

Turn

power

back

on

(g)

Display will

show

00.00

(h)

Re-enter

all

information into

the

memory

as per the

operating instructions remembering that

access

code

1234

will

be

automatically

in the

memory.

-11-

9.

Changing

the

Battery

The

internal battery, used

to

power

the

system

during a powerfailure, slowly

loses capacity

and

should

be

replaced every

two or

three years.

To

replace

the

battery,

the

battery cover must

be

removed

and

this

will

set off

the

alarm.

To

reduce

the

inconvenience caused

by the

alarm, (e.g.

to

stop

the

horn

sounding) firstly disconnect

the

power supply (transformer)

and

then

the

telephone

plug

(if

attached) should

be

removed

and the

horn

duration

set

to

zero.

To

change

the

internal

battery,

the

following

procedure

should

be

adopted:

(a)

Enter Access Code.

(b)

Set

horn duration time

to

Zero

by

pressing

'Horn

Duration'

button,

and

Zero time.

(c)

Press

'O.K.'

(d)

If a

telephone dialler

is

fitted, remove telephone plug from socket.

(e)

Turn

off

power.

Disconnect

the

power supply.

(f)

Open battery cover

and

replace battery, making sure

that

the RED

wire

is

connected

to

battery

'+ve'

terminal.

(g)

Close battery cover.

(h)

Re-connect

telephone dialler

plug.

(i)

Re-connect

power supply.

(j)

Refer

to

programming functions

for

re-programming.

is

(J)

TROUBLE SHOOTING

During normal operation

and

In

setting

up the

system,

a few

problems

can

arise

which

may

cause

you to

think

the

system

is

faulty. Below

is

listed a number

of

common problems which

may

occur

and

which

can be

easily fixed.

False Alarms

False

alarms

can be

caused

in a

number

of

ways

and can be

broken

up

into

groups.

First, check

the

display

to see

what

type

of

alarm

it is:

(1)

ALH

Alarm

Check

the

following:

—

Horn wires shorted,

cut or

broken.

(2)

ALt

Alarm

—

Check battery cover tamper switch

and

horn cover tamper switch.

(3)

AL1

to AL 4

Alarm (Wired Detectors)

Check

the

following:

(i)

Wires

to

detectors

are

shorted,

cut or

broken,

(ii)

Detector

has

terminating resistor (see

Installation

procedure),

(iii)

Detector

is

operating correctly (see Installation

procedure),

(iv)

All

stations

are in

correct

zones.

(4)

AL L

Alarm

—

Check keypad tamper switch.

Alarm

will

not

Operate

Check

the

following:

(1)

Horn duration

is not set to

zero.

(2)

All

stations

are in

correct zones.

(3)

All

radio linked detectors

are set up to

correct station number.

(4)

Detectors

are

operating correctly.

(5)

If

telephone dialler option

is

fitted,

check that telephone numbers

are

correct

and

that telephone

plug

is

installed.

(6)

Master control unit

is

set

to

'armed'.

(7)

Zones

are

activated.

(8)

Flashing Zone

lights — probable error

in

zone/station programming, e.g.

could

be

caused

by

programming into a zone/station

that

is not

connected

to

a

detector.

16

WIRING

SCHEMATIC

FOR

MODEL

VA

5000

(BURGLAR

ALARM

SYSTEM

Diagram

1

VA5000

SECURITY

CONTROLBOX

Transformer

"* ' \\\°l

Strobe

Light

3 Pin

Plug

(240 volt)

Internal

Siren

External

Siren

(In

Siren Cover)

and

Tamper Switch

Passive Infra-red

Detector

Passive Infra-red

Detector

000
ODD

oaa
ooa

Coded

Key

Pad

Option/s

Reed

switches,

remote

panic

switches, smoke

and

breaking

glass

detectors.

Optional

Telephone

Dialler

to

Telecom

611

Mode 3 socket

see

page

12 for

details

//,/y

4

core

shielded security cable

3

par

telephone cable

(2

metres

of

cable

and

socket

are

provided

with

the

master

station)

17

VA5000

BURGLAR

ALARM

SYSTEM

CONNECTION/TERMINATION

OF ALL

WIRING

Having completed

all

necessary

wiring

as per

schematic Diagram

1 the

next

step

is to

terminate those

wires

at the

Master

Unit,

detection devices,

sound

alarms

and

options.

FOR

CONNECTION

AT

MASTER UNIT PROCEED

AS

FOLLOWS

1.

For

P.I.R.

Detectors

Connect

as

shown

on

Diagram

2

2. For

Internal Horn

Connect wire

as per

Diagram

2 to

terminals

21 and 22 and to

horn,

as

shown.

a For the

External Horn

with

Horn cover

and

Tamper

Switch

Firstly

remove

the

resistor

from

terminals

3 and 4 by

loosening

screws. Connect

the

WHITE

and

BLUE

wires

to

these terminals

(i

A 3 and 4) and the

RED

»nd

BLACK

wires

to

terminals

19 and

20.

At

the

Horn

Connect

the

RED

and

BLACK

wires

to the two (2)

leads

coming

from

the

horn

and the

BLUE

and

WH

ITE

wires

to the two (2)

terminals

of the

tamper switch.

4. For the

Strobe

Connect

as

shown

as

Diagram

2 to

terminals

5 and fi.

5.

For

the

Key

Pad

Connect

as

shown

on

Diagram

4.

6.

For

the

Battery

Firstly

remove

the

battery

cover

from

the

Master

Unit,

as

shown

on

Diagram.

Connect

the

RED

lead

inside

the

Master

to the

RED

terminal

on the

battery

(4-).

Connect

the

BLACK

lead

inside

the

Master

to the

BLACK

terminal

on the

battery (-).

Place battery

inside

the

Master

and replace

cover.

7.

For

Power Into

the

Master

Connect

the

four

(4)

coloured

wires

from

the

Transformer

to the AC

Terminals,

as

shown

on

Diagram

2. Do not

turn

power

on at

this

time.

a

For

Connection

at the

P.I.R.

Detectors

Connect

the

Security cable,

as

shown

on

Diagram

a

a

Insert

3 pin

plug

from

Transformer

into

power

point.

OPTIONS

10.

Reed Switches.

Remote

Panic

Buttons.

Smoke

and

Breaking Glass Detectors.

Consult your authorised

Valet

Distributor

for the

necessary

connection

diagrams.

[WARNING]

ANY

DETECTORS OTHER THAN THOSE SUPPLIED

BY

VALET REQUIRE

MODIFICATION

BEFORE BEING COMPATIBLE WITH

THE

VA5000 CONTROL

•

f\N t L.

-18-

WARNING

PRIOR

TO

CONNECTING

ANY

WIRING

TO

THE

CONTROL PANEL, DETECTORS,

KEYPADS,

HORNS, STROBE

LIGHT

ETC

ENSURE

THAT

THE

POWER

IS

TURNED

OFF

AND

THE

BATTERY DISCONNECTED.

FAILURE

TO DO SO

WILL

CAUSE DAMAGE

TO

YOUR SYSTEM

AND

VOID

THE

WARRANTY

it

BEFORE

TURNING

THE

SYSTEM

ON:—

1.

CONNECT

THE

BATTERY FIRST, REPLACE

THE

BATTERY COVER

AND

2.

TURN

THE

POWER

ON

AT

THE

POWER POINT.

IT

IS

ESSENTIAL

THAT

THIS SEQUENCE

BE

FOLLOWED WHENEVER

ALL

POWER

IS

REMOVED

FROM

THE

SYSTEM

FOR

WHATEVER REASON.

19

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VA5000

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ALARM

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[IMPORTANT]

Any

excess

wiring

other

than

the

red.

black,

white

or

blue

wires must

be

trimmed

back

so as to

avoid

contact

with

other

wiring.

-20-

P.I.R.

DETECTOR

WIRING

DIAGRAM

3

PIWCM

HOU

IN

DCTCCTO*

HOUSING

AMG

VKIMC

CABLE

THIIOUCN

BACK

OF

OCTtCTO*

SYSTEMS

WITH,

FROM

FIVE

(5) TO

EIGHT

(8)

P.I.R.

DETECTORS!

When

wiring

in the 5th

detector

at the

Control Panel

to

STATION

1

terminate

a) the red

wire

onto terminal

1

b) the

black wire onto terminal

2

c)

the

blue

wire onto terminal

8

d) the

white wire onto terminal

9

REMOVE

THE

«K7

RESISTOR

FROM TERMINALS

8 and 9

ONLY.

When

installing

additional

detectors

six (6) to

eight

(8)

repeat

the

wiring

procedure

as for

detectors

two (2) to

four

(4)

eg.

Detector

(6) in

series with

detector

two (2) on

STATION

2

terminating

a) the red

wire onto terminal

1

b) the

black wire onto

terminal

2

c) the

blue

wire onto TERMINAL

11

d) the

white wire onto

terminal

12

and

remove

the 4K7

resistor from terminals

11 & 12.

[SYSTEMS

WITH,

MORE

THAN

EIGHT

(8)

P.I.R.

DETECTORSJ

Consult

your

authorised

Valet

dealer

for

special

wiring

instructions.

ISYSTEMS

WHERE

NO KEY PAD

is

TO BE

INSTALLED]

A

link

must

be

inserted

between terminals

24 and 26

which

can be

found

in the

kit.

-21-

KEY

PAD

WIRING

DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM

4

Should your

system

have

•

link

between terminals

21

and 26 it

should

be

'

removed

if a key pad is

to

be

installed

with

the

system.

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STATION

4

KEY

PAD

CODED

WIRES

JOINED

SIX

WIRES

CODING

THE KEY PAD

Remove

the ten

(10)

wires from

the key pad

pins

Select

the

code

you

require,

but

remember

you

cannot

use the

same

number

twice (i.e. 1241

or

5357

will

not

work)

NOTE

it is not

essential

to

have

the

same

code

number

on the key pad

as

on the

control

panel since

the

control

panel code

can

have

all

four

(4)

numbers

the

same

i.e.

7777,

if

required.

Attach

the

colour

coded wire

A on the key pad to the pin

that

relates

to the

first

number

of the

chosen

access

code i.e.

if

access

code

selected

is

4579

then

coded wire

A is

attached

to pin 4.

The

colour

coded wire

B is

attached

to pin 5.

The

colour

coded

wire

C is

attached

to pin 7.

The

colour

coded wire

D is

attached

to pin 9.

Attach

the

remaining

six (6)

joined

wires

to the

remaining

pins.

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