visionic MCM-140 User Manual

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MCM

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MCM-140

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Wireless Remote Commander

User’s Guide

1111. INTRODUCTION

. INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTION

. INTRODUCTION

The MCM-140 is a wireless remote control unit for the PowerMax system. It enables the user to arm/disarm the alarm system, to initiate emergency/fire/panic alarms, to perform one of the AUX (auxiliary) functions (see Note 3 in Section 6) and to turn lighting devices on and off. The keypad includes an RF transmitter that sends out a differently coded RF signal for each command.

The main features of the MCM-140 are:

• Automatic reporting of low battery voltage.

• Visual indications by red/green/amber LED.

• Keypad back lighting (selectable)

• Various audible signals sounded by the buzzer in response to

specific actions.

• Automatic supervision messages at 60 minute intervals or according to the local standards.

• Long-life 3 VDC lithium battery.

• Wall mounting option.

• Friendly programming.

The red LED lights during transmission. The amber LED lights during the programming process (and during transmission if battery voltage is low). The green LED lights upon each keystroke.

LED Indications

Description Symbol

Blinks at a fast rate - - - - - - Blinks at a slow rate _ _ _ _ _ Lights steadily (during transmission) ________

Figure 1 - External View

Keypad Buzzer Sound

Description Symbol

Short single beep, upon pressing a key

2 short beeps, in the programming process (par. 4.3 & 4.5)

Success (victory) melody

Failure beep

2222. SPECIFICATIONS

. SPECIFICATIONS. SPECIFICATIONS

. SPECIFICATIONS

Transmitted ID Type: PowerCode and CodeSecure

PowerCode - Used for Lights 1-7, Light 8 (PGM controlled),

Fire and Emergency functions CodeSecure - Used for Home arming, Away arming,

Disarming, Aux and Panic functions

Operating Frequency (MHz): 315, 433.9 and 868.95 Battery: 3 VDC, Lithium battery, CR123A

Current Consumption: 10 µA approx. (STBY), 95 mA (in

transmission, including LED and back light currents)

Battery Life Expectancy: 3 years (for typical use) Back light illumination: Selectable on/off Dimensions (HxWxD): 127 x 70 x 24 mm (5 x 2-3/4 x 31/32 in.)

Operating Temperatures: 0°-49°C (32°-120°F)

Compliance with Standards: FCC part 15,

IC:1467102181. The term "IC" before the certification/registration number only signifies that the Industry Canada technical specifications were met.

3333. MOUNTING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT

. MOUNTING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT. MOUNTING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT

. MOUNTING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Figure 2 - Mounting Figure 3 - Battery Replacement

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4444. PROGRAMMING

. PROGRAMMING. PROGRAMMING

. PROGRAMMING

4.1 Programming Scope

The following programming actions are possible:

• Setting the master user (user #1) code.

• Setting other user codes (users #2-8).

• Allowing/forbidding quick arming of the keypad.

• Muting/reactivating the keypad's buzzer.

• Controlling the keypad's back-lighting.

• Enabling/disabling the supervision/low battery reporting from

the MCM-140.

4.2 Entering the Programming Mode

The programming mode is accessible with the master code only (1 1 1 1 by default). The "#" key is used to enter and also to exit the programming mode.

Entering the Programming Mode

Action LED indication Buzzer response



Green LED blinks slowly until the master code is

keyed * [master code] (1111 by default)

Amber LED blinks slowly

during programming *

(success melody)

* Upon entering the programming mode, the success melody is

heard and the amber LED starts blinking. Blinking will stop once you exit from this mode (by pressing "#" again) or upon time out during which no key is pressed. 2 short beeps are heard when the LED stops blinking.

4.3 Changing Master/User Codes

To change the MCM-140 master and user codes, enter the programming mode (Par. 4.2) and proceed as follows:

Action LED indication Buzzer response

[1-8]

Amber LED blinks

[new code]

Amber LED blinks quickly (blinks slowly after success)

(success melody)

Notes

1. Enter user No. (1-8). User No. 1 is defined as the master user.

2. Master/user codes consist of 4-digits. Code "0000" is not valid. It can be used to erase the currently programmed code (when this action is performed, success melody is heard).

3. PowerMax user codes and MCM-140 user codes are different codes.

4.4 Restoring the Default Master Code

If the master code is forgotten, it is possible to recall the factory default master code "1111". To ensure that this possibility is

not misused by unauthorized people, a panic alarm is automatically transmitted to the PowerMax system when such an action is performed.

To recall the default master code and prevent a panic alarm, set PowerMax to User Settings mode (see PowerMax Prog. Guide, Par. 1.2) and proceed as shown in the following illustration:

4.5 Special Programming Options

Enter the programming mode (Par. 4.2) and proceed as follows:

Desired

function

Press and then press: Default

Quick arming 9 ➔ 1OFF Buzzer control 9 ➔ 2 AWAY to enable (amber LED

lights)

Back lighting 9 ➔ 3 OFF to disable (amber LED blinks). ON Supervision / low battery reporting (only by using Fire button)

9 ➔ 4 In both cases, the buzzer sounds

twice, to indicate success.

OFF

Notes:

1 . The supervision message will be sent once an hour or

according to local standards.

2 . When there is Low Bat condition, trouble message will be

displayed for the zone that was selected for the FIRE key.

5555. ENROLLING THE MCM

. ENROLLING THE MCM. ENROLLING THE MCM

. ENROLLING THE MCM-140

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-140 TO THE POWERMAX

TO THE POWERMAX TO THE POWERMAX

TO THE POWERMAX

5.1 Enrolling Arming, Disarming, Aux and Panic Functions

To enroll the MCM-140 keyfob functions (Home/Away arming, Disarming, Aux and Panic functions), proceed as follows:

A. Enter PowerMax installer menu (see PowerMax Programming

Guide, document DE5450P, par. 1.2). The PowerMax display will be "1. NEW INSTL CODE".

B. Click <NEXT>. The enrolling mode will be selected and the

PowerMax display will show:

2. ENROLLING

C. Click <OK>.

The PowerMax display will change to:

ENROLL WL DEVICE

D. Click <NEXT>. The PowerMax display will read:

ENROLL KEYFOB

E. Click <OK>. The PowerMax display will read:

Keyfob No: _

F. Press the key on the PowerMax keypad that corresponds with

the location (1-8) that you wish to enroll in.

Note: If you are using the latchkey feature, and keyfob locations (5-8) are programmed with an MCM-140, then all disarming actions performed by the MCM-140 will be considered latchkey disarming.

If, for example, you have pressed the "1" key of the PowerMax keypad, the PowerMax display will change to:

Keyfob No: 1

The clear space at the far right tells you that the memory location is free.

G. Click <OK>. The PowerMax display will prompt you to initiate

a transmission from the MCM-140:

TRANSMIT NOW

H. Initiate a transmission from the MCM-140 by pressing the "∗"

button for 2 sec. approximately. As a result, the “Happy Tune” (- - - –––) will sound and the PowerMax display will change to:

Keyfob No: 1

A dark box will appear at the far right, indicating that the chosen function has been enrolled.

Note: If the same function is already enrolled elsewhere, the “Happy Tune” will sound twice in succession.

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