Yale HSA3800 Installation, Programming, Operating
HSA3800 Telecommunicating
control panel alarm system
Installation
Programming
Operating
Keep in a handy place for reference and for
future maintenance
Helpline 01902 635998
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Introduction
General system overview
Thank you for choosing the Yale HSA3800
Security Alarm System. This simple to install
system has been designed with the user in mind.
Two window stickers are included in the pack.
Please stick them in a front and rear window.
No connections
All the components are self contained and no
connections are needed between the units. There
is no need to damage the home decor, lift carpets
or run cables.
Number of devices
You can install up to 20 devices in the system.
As well as extra door/window contacts and PIRs,
you can add smoke detectors, keyfob remote
controls, keypad remote controls and help
buttons.
Long battery life
There is no need to wire into the mains supply
or seek the services of a qualified electrician. The
control unit is powered by a plug top supply and
all other components are powered by battery (all
batteries included).
Batteries will operate for 3 years before they
need changing. Regular testing and battery
changes (when notified by the system) will ensure
reliability and peace of mind. Please note that
alkaline batteries must be used as replacements.
Tamper proof system
The security detectors and external siren are
'tamper' protected. Any unauthorised tampering
with these items will result in an alarm. This
feature can be turned off by the user when a
battery change is required.
Unique telephone links
In the event of an alarm, in addition to external
and internal sirens, the system will telephone up
to six allocated phone numbers (with a message
specific to the cause of the alarm) to secure a
response. The system includes six credit card
sized quick reference cards, so you can distribute
them amongst the people who will receive the
calls, including yourself.
The system allows you to dial into your home
and have control of the system from anywhere in
the world. This innovative feature allows the kind
of flexibility and control we have come to expect
in this day and age. When accessed via telephone,
the system will only work with your PIN code. It is
important to ensure that you keep this number
secure.
Home and away arming
In addition to fully arming the system, the
HSA3800 also allows you to ‘home’ arm. The
'home' mode allows you to arm the system in
such a way that you can protect the non-sleeping
areas, such as downstairs, allowing access from
the bedroom to the bathroom for example,
without triggering the alarm.
Take care of your safety
Display extreme caution when using ladders or
steps, please follow manufacturer instructions.
Be careful when using hand and power tools
and follow the manufacturers' guidelines when
using them. Take care that the correct tools are
used. Wear goggles or protective clothing where
required.
The external Siren is extremely loud, please
ensure you replace the cover and retreat to a safe
distance before testing.
Warranty
Please complete and return the warranty card.
This will not be returned unless it is for an
extended warranty period.
Yale offer extended periods of warranty, please
see warranty card for details.
Calling for help
Yale have a helpline team who are there to
offer advice or solve problems over the phone.
Have your certificate number ready.
Helpline 01902 635998
Helpline service available 9am-5pm Monday to
Friday.
Caution
The dialling facilities must only be used with
persons who have consented to being contacted
by the system.
The system is not to be used to make 999
emergency calls directly. Yale do not hold
responsibility for any actions taken by emergency
services for incorrect use of the dialling facility.
Information and illustrations are subject to change within this document. Yale reserves the right to alter the specification and product
design at anytime without notice.
Yale® is a registered trademark. © 2003 Security Products UK Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Contents
Contents
1 Location planning 4
2 Unpack the parts 6
3 Easy install programming 8
4 Installation/mounting 11
5 Using the system 13
Configuring your system 15
Testing the system 17
Installing and using accessories 18
Telephone connection and programming 20
Dialling and call acknowledgment 22
Two-way voice communication 23
Hands free calling 23
Changing the batteries 25
Trouble shooting 26
Specifications 27
Key points Back cover
Recommended installation sequence
We recommend you follow the simple install
sequence, headings numbered 1-5.
Subsequent sections provide:
• Use of additional accessory devices including
keypad and keyfob remote controls, smoke
alarm and help watch
•Telephone connection
• Advanced protection and features
Carton contents
Control unit and mounting base
External siren
Dummy siren
2 x PIR
2 x Door contact
2 x Door contact magnet
2-metre 500mA 9V power adaptor
3-metre telephone cable
2-way telephone adaptor
4 x 1.5V AAA alkaline cells
6 x 1.5V AA alkaline cells
4 x 1.5V D alkaline cells
2 x Large adhesive pad
2 x Small adhesive pad
4 x small wall plugs
12 x medium wall plugs
8 x large wall plugs
8 x 4mm x 30mm cross head fixing screws
4 x 3.5mm x 22mm cross head fixing screws
12 x 3.5mm x 16mm cross head fixing screws
4 x 3mm x 12mm cross head fixing screws
2 x window stickers
6 x quick reference cards
HSA3020 Passive infra-red (PIR) detector
HSA3030 3 x Passive infra-red (PIR) detectors
HSA3010 Door/window contact
HSA3090 Multiple door/window contact switches
HSA3060 Remote control (keyfob)
HSA3080 Remote keypad
HSA3045 Help button
HSA3070 Smoke detector
HSA3050 External siren
Accessories available
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Location planning
Work out the best places to locate the devices for maximum protection. Having chosen
the locations do not mount at this stage.
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Keypad remote control accessory
When used as second keypad, it is ideal
in bedrooms or at the top of a stairwell so
the ground floor can be armed when going
to bed for the night. Or, at a side or back
door for alternative entry.
• Mount at chest height for ease of use
• Designed for indoor use only
• Keypad should be accessible from a
protected entry/exit point
• Ensure that the keypad is not visible from
the outside of the premises.
Home and away mode planning
The home arming mode allows the premises to
be part armed so that no one can get inside
without warning the occupier, yet the person
already inside the house can move freely without
triggering the alarm. For example the downstairs
of a house can be armed while upstairs can be
disarmed allowing the user to go to bed without
causing an alarm.
If this feature is to be used, then it should
be planned now, before installation.
Decide what areas can be occupied when in
home arming mode, the sensors for these areas
should be programmed to home omit; and the
sensors activated on the path to access the
control unit should be to be set to home delay as
explained in ‘Further programming’ (page 16).
Operating range
All devices must be within 30 metres of the
control unit and must not be mounted on or near
large metal objects. Avoid obvious sources of
electrical interference such as fridges and
microwave ovens.
Tamper switches
When mounting devices ensure that any
tamper switches close fully. On uneven surfaces it
may be necessary to place packing behind the
switch for reliable operation.
Extend the system
Extend the system in the future to increase
your security or as your needs change.
For example, add extra PIR detectors and
extra door/window contacts.
Help button accessory
The help button provides extra protection
for you and your family. When help is needed
the button can activate your alarm
immediately - even when the system is
disarmed.
• Mount on bedroom wall or by the front
door
• Not clearly visible to an intruder
• Easily accessible
• Out of reach of children
Dummy siren
Choose a secondary position on another
external wall where the siren would be most
prominent. Mount as high as possible, out of
easy reach.
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Smoke detector accessory
• Mount on the ceiling at the top of a
stairwell, or where smoke would most
likely be detected.
• Install additional detectors if there are
closed doors preventing smoke from
reaching detectors.
PIR movement detector
• Mount in a position such that an intruder would
normally move across the PIRs field of view.
• Height should be between 1.7 and 2.3 metres above
floor level.
• Location in a corner will ensure wider room
coverage.
• Do not mount the PIR where its field of view will be
obstructed e.g. by curtains, ornaments etc.
• Do not point directly at sources of heat e.g. fires or
boilers, and do not position directly above radiators.
•Avoid mounting the PIR directly facing a window.
• Do not point the PIR at a door protected by a
door/window contact.
Keyfob remote control accessory
Can be used inside or outside the
property and can be kept on your keyring.
Door/Window contact
Select a door that will be the main point
of entry and exit, usually your front door.
• Mount as high as possible
• Do not aim a PIR at this door or window
Siren
Choose a position on an external wall
where the siren would be most prominent.
Mount as high as possible, out of easy reach.
Control unit
• Ensure the control unit is accessible when
entering through a protected entry/exit
point.
•Avoid mounting the control unit where it
would be visible from the outside of the
premises
• Locate by a mains socket and telephone
point.
The supplied base unit gives provision for
the control unit to be placed on a table top
or wall mounted.
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Control unit
Plug the power adaptor
into the mains supply wall
socket and the other end
into the control unit.
• The batteries in the
control unit are
rechargeable and act as
a back-up in case of
power failure. They are
charged automatically
by the mains supply. If the mains supply is
disconnected, an AC Power Fail message will
be displayed and the LCD back light will be
switched off.
•From new, the batteries need 72 hours to
charge completely.
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Unpack all the parts onto a table top
The easiest way to get to know the system and get it up and running quickly is to get
all the devices and accessories programmed on a table top before locating and mounting them.
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Siren
WARNING: The siren is very loud, be
prepared! Take care not to activate the siren
unnecessarily.
1 Remove the cover by unscrewing the single
screw located at the bottom.
2 Remove the covers of the two internal
compartments.
3 Insert the four D batteries as shown.
There is a slight pause while the unit initialises.
The siren will then beep and the LEDs flash.
Tamper
switch
Jumper
switches
Fixing holes
x 4
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PIR movement detector
Remove the fixing screw and cover assembly
and insert the three AA batteries as shown.
• The light steadily flashes for 30 seconds while
components initialise.
Door/window contact
1 Remove the cover by loosening the fixing
screw.
2 Insert the two AAA batteries as shown. The
indicator will flash briefly.
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+
+
+
3
A
b
Keypad remote control accessory
Remove the cover and insert the PP3
battery as shown. The ‘Tx’ LED will flash
briefly while components initialise.
Smoke detector accessory
Remove the cover and insert the four AAA
batteries as shown.
Keyfob remote control accessory
Slide off the battery cover, insert the
23A/MN21 battery as shown, and replace
cover. Switch to ‘on’.
Tamper
switch
Jumper switch
Learn/Test button
Tamper
switch
Jumper
switch
Extension terminalsMagnet
Learn/Test
button
Learn/Test button
Help button accessory
Remove the cover by loosening the fixing
screw and insert the 12V battery (supplied) as
shown. Please
ensure you
observe
battery
polarity.
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Use of jumper switches
Some devices have internal switches, or
‘jumpers’, which control working modes, or offer
additional programming. The jumpers are either
‘on’ or ‘off’. ‘On’ is when the jumper connects
two pins, ‘off’ when it is removed. It can be
‘parked’ on one pin as shown.
Add the door/window contact
1 Press c (program key), enter your PIN code and
press OK.
2 Select ‘Devices +/-‘ by scrolling down the
program menu and press OK.
3 Select ‘Add Devices’ and press OK.
• Display will show ‘Push Button On Device to
Add’.
4 Press the learn/test
button in the rear of
the door/window
contact.
• The control unit will
show it has detected
the device by
displaying ‘Detected:
(Ok?) Door Contact’.
5 Press OK.
6 You are prompted to select a zone. The control
unit displays all the zones available (zones
where no device has been added), with the
cursor flashing at the first free zone (in this
instance zone 1), press OK.
• Each device is given a zone number so that the
control unit can indicate the source of an alarm.
• Door/window contacts can be used in various
applications to suit your needs, eg home omit
(see ‘Further door/window contact
programming’ page 16). As most systems
require a detector on the point of entry, for this
example the door/window contact is
programmed as an entry detector. When used
as an entry detector, with the system armed
the door/window contact will start an entry
countdown upon activation, giving you time to
disarm the system.
7 Select ‘Entry’ from the list displayed and press
OK.
8 The display now shows the selected settings:
DC Zone01 E – door/window contact
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Easy install programming
First, create your own PIN code and teach the control unit to recognise (learn) all the
devices and get the basic system up and running.Do not mount at this stage.
Control unit
When power is connected, a long beep will
sound. ‘Alarm On’ will be displayed. This indicates
that the system is armed.
Before you can deactivate the alarm, or enter
any information into the system, you must enter a
PIN code. This is factory set to 0000.
Disarm
1 Key 0, Enter Code is displayed.
2 Key in 000 to complete the factory set code.
3 Press OK. You will hear 2 short beeps and the
display will show ‘Alarm Off’, and the default
time and date.
The system is now disarmed.
• If no code has been entered for a while, the
display will revert back to the original screen.
Introduction to programming
Entering a new PIN code will introduce you to
the ease of programming the system.
Set your PIN code
1 Press c (program key).
2 Enter 0000.
3 Press OK.
‘Program menu/Make a Selection’ appears
briefly, which is then replaced by a list which can
be scrolled up and down using the arrow keys.
The action to be selected has a pulsing symbol
alongside.
4 Use the down arrow key to select ‘General
Settings’.
5 Press OK to select this sub-menu.
The first item in this list is ‘Pin Code’ which we
require.
6 Press OK.
7 The system asks you for a new PIN code. Think
of one all the family can remember and key it
in. Don’t forget it, write it in ‘System records’
page 14.
8 Press OK.
9 Confirm by keying in your PIN code again.
10 Press OK. If the incorrect code is entered, a
message prompts the previous step.
Most programming functions work in this way,
by entering your code, selecting from menus and
sub-menus and responding to the prompts.
• During entering the PIN code press the a
button to clear the screen and enter new
information.
•Press a to return to a previous menu.
•To return to ‘Alarm off’ in normal mode, keep
pressing a repeatedly.
Jumper in
‘off’ ‘parked’
position
Jumper in
‘on’
position
Learn/
Test
button
Extension terminals
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programmed into zone 1 as an entry point
detector.
9 Press OK.
•Press a to return to previous menu.
•To return to ‘Alarm off’ (normal mode), press a
repeatedly.
Add the PIR movement detector
1 Select ‘Devices +/-‘ by scrolling down the
Programming menu and press OK.
2 Select ‘Add Devices’ and press OK.
3 Press the learn/test button the rear of the PIR.
• The control unit will show it has detected the
device by displaying
‘Detected: (Ok?) PIR
sensor’.
4 Press OK.
5 You are prompted to
select a zone. The
cursor will flash at the
next available zone (in
this instance zone 2),
press OK.
• As with the
door/window contact, PIRs can be used in
various applications to suit your needs (see
‘Further programming’ page 16). For this
example the PIR is programmed as a ‘Burglar’
detector. When used as a burglar detector,
when the system is armed and the PIR
activated, the alarm will sound instantly.
6 Select ‘Burglar’ from the list displayed and
press OK.
7 The display now shows the selected settings:
PIR Zone02 B – PIR programmed into zone 2 as
a burglar detector.
8 Press OK.
9 Press a repeatedly until display shows ‘Alarm
Off’.
Add the siren unit
WARNING
The siren is very
loud, be prepared! Take
care not to activate the
siren tamper switch
unnecessarily.
The siren is
programmed by the
jumper switches in the
left hand compartment.
1 Lift off jumper number 1 and park it. The siren
will beep and flash. The siren is now in learn
mode.
2 Lift off jumper 5 and park it. This must be left in
the ‘off’ position permanently.
• If jumper 3 and jumper 4 are removed during
the learning-in process, the siren will only be
activated for 1 second if accidently activated
and is useful for testing. Ensure the jumpers
are placed into the positions desired before
replacing the cover.
3 Program the control unit by selecting ‘Devices
+/-’ menu, then ‘Program Siren’ menu, then
‘Learn Siren’.
4 Press OK and the unit will give a long beep to
confirm - the siren will also respond by a beep
and a flash.
5 Replace jumper 1 to the on position, the siren
will beep and flash to confirm.
6 To ensure siren does not activate, disable the
tamper switch by selecting ‘Program Siren’
menu on the control unit, then ‘Siren A/T Off’,
and press OK.
• The siren disable tamper will automatically
revert to on after about an hour if not switched
back on again manually by selecting ‘Siren A/T
On’.
•Press a to return to a previous menu.
•To return to ‘Alarm off’ in normal mode, keep
pressing a repeatedly.
Further siren programming
The siren can be configured to your personal
requirements by the use of jumpers.
Siren jumper programming
Learn/Test
button
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J7
J6
J5
J4
J3
J2
J1
Jamming detection
Clear memory (leave On)
Slave mode (leave Off)
Siren activation time
Siren activation time
Strobe activation mode
Learning-in mode (leave On)
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