Argus Security PU-R User manual

STRELEC
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PU-R
WIRELESS KEYPAD
User Manual
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Content
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 4
1 SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................... 5
1.1 FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES ...................................................................................................................5
1.2 GENERAL SPECIFICATION ......................................................................................................................5
1.3 SIGNAL INTERFACES..............................................................................................................................5
1.4 POWER SUPPLY .....................................................................................................................................6
2 PU-R DESIGN AND CONTROL BUTTONS ....................................................... 7
2.1 OUTWARD APPEARANCE........................................................................................................................7
2.2 KEYPAD ...............................................................................................................................................8
2.3 LCD SCREEN ........................................................................................................................................9
3 PRE-STARTING PROCEDURES .....................................................................10
3.1 DELIVERY SET ....................................................................................................................................10
3.2 INSERTION OF THE BATTERY................................................................................................................10
3.3 CONNECTION THROUGH THE INTERFACE RS-232..................................................................................11
4 SCREEN MENU ............................................................................................12
4.1 MAIN WINDOW AND MENU NAVIGATION ..............................................................................................12
4.2 MENU STRUCTURE ..............................................................................................................................15
4.3 MENU "SETTINGS"..............................................................................................................................16
4.4 MENU "CONFIGURING" .......................................................................................................................18
4.5 MENU "SYSTEM STATE" ......................................................................................................................21
4.6 MENU "EVENTS PROTOCOL"................................................................................................................23
4.7 MENU "RF LINK QUALITY" .................................................................................................................24
4.8 MENU "CONTROL"..............................................................................................................................25
5 CONFIGURATION OF WIRELESS SYSTEM...................................................28
5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION......................................................................................................................28
5.2 INITIAL CONFIGURATION PERFORMED BY THE KEYPAD..........................................................................29
5.3 REGISTRATION OF PU-R IN THE WIRELESS EXPANDER...........................................................................34
5.4 ALTER STRELEC’S PROPERTIES............................................................................................................35
5.5 IMPORT STRELEC’S PROPERTIES...........................................................................................................40
5.6 SYNCHRONIZATION OF CONFIGURATION WITH A PC..............................................................................42
5.7 MONITORING COMMUNICATION QUALITY BETWEEN DEVICES................................................................43
5.8 SCANNING OF FREQUENCY CHANNELS..................................................................................................45
6 ASSEMBLING THE KEYPAD.........................................................................46
6.1 CHOOSING A LOCATION.......................................................................................................................46
6.2 INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................46
7 STRELEC’S CONTROL .................................................................................52
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION......................................................................................................................52
7.2 CONTROL OF STRELEC’S INTEGRAL STATUS .........................................................................................53
7.3 CONTROL OF STRELEC’S STATUS .........................................................................................................54
7.4 REVIEWING THE EVENT PROTOCOL ......................................................................................................58
7.5 ARMING .............................................................................................................................................60
7.6 DISARMING ........................................................................................................................................61
7.7 RESETTING OF FIRE ALARMS AND FAULTS ............................................................................................61
7.8 FORCED DISARMING ............................................................................................................................62
7.9 URGENT SUMMON -PANIC.................................................................................................................63
7.10 BYPASS OF TAMPERED DETECTORS ......................................................................................................63
7.11 CONTROL OF EXECUTIVE DEVICES GROUPS...........................................................................................64
7.12 HOW A USER CAN CHANGE THEIR ACCESS CODES..................................................................................65
8 PROPERTIES OF STRELEC’S DEVICES ........................................................66
8.1 COMMON PROPERTIES OF STRELEC ......................................................................................................66

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8.2 PROPERTIES OF THE WIRELESS EXPANDER WEX...................................................................................67
8.3 PROPERTIES OF THE WIRELESS EXPANDER WEXF .................................................................................70
8.4 PROPERTIES OF THE WIRELESS EXPANDER WEXF240............................................................................71
8.5 DETECTORS PROPERTIES......................................................................................................................71
8.6 PROPERTIES OF CONTROL DEVICES.......................................................................................................73
8.7 PROPERTIES OF OUTPUT MODULES GROUPS ..........................................................................................75
8.8 PROPERTIES OF SYSTEM DEVICES .........................................................................................................76
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ................................................................................77

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Introduction
The Wireless Keypad PU-R is designed to configure and supervise the devices in-
tegrated into the Wireless Intelligent Fire and Security System “Strelec”.
The Wireless System “Strelec” is designed to protect the sites where the use of
wired systems is prohibited, unacceptable or economically unfeasible.
PU-R contains in its memory the full configuration of the Strelec, including its to-
pology and the composition of the wireless network, as well as settings of both
Control Panels and slave devices of the Strelec.
PU-R can be used for initial configuration and programming of the Strelec, as well
as for altering the configuration of the Strelec, pre-programmed via a PC and the
software of the Strelec.
This manual is recommended to use together with the user’s manual for the
Strelec.
The user working with PU-R and this user’s manual should be familiar with the
basic principles of building and functioning of the system “Strelec”.

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1 SPECIFICATIONS
1.1 Functional capabilities
Programming of the Strelec;
Status monitoring of local and global partitions and child devices;
Supervision of partitions, child devices and executive devices;
Review of events protocol;
Synchronization of the configuration with a PC;
Analysis of communication quality between devices (supplied by a graphic
interface)
Scanning of operating frequency channels in order to evaluate the jamming
environment at the site
1.2 General specification
Up to 8 PU-R can be integrated into the system “Strelec”;
PU-R and a PC can operate simultaneously;
Up to 30 users’ codes and an engineer’s code, 4-digit codes;
Test descriptors of the partitions;
Backlit keyboard;
Bicolor illumination of the screen –green in the standby mode, red –in the
event of a fault;
Protection from tampering of the case and wall detachment;
Range of operating temperatures are -10..+55 °С
1.3 Signal interfaces
Two signal interfaces –wireless
1
and RS232;
Connection to the wireless expander via RS-232 by the programming cable
or fixed connection cables;
1
PU-R can be connected through the wireless interface only to the two-antenna expanders which firmware version
is higher that 2. PU-R can be connected to the one-antenna expanders and the expanders with the first version of
the firmware only through the interface RS-232. The firmware version can be updated at the manufacturer’s facto-
ry.

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Maximum communication distance of the wireless interface in the open air
is 800 m, the operating distance
1
is 200 m;
Communication distance through the interface RS-232 is up to 30 m;
When operating through the wireless interface
2
, PU-R can delay automatic
indication of events for not more than 15 sec., while operating through the
interface RS-232 –for not more than 1 sec.;
Capability of connection to a PC through the RS-232 for loading and syn-
chronizing the Strelec configuration.
1.4 Power supply
Power supply from the lithium battery 9 V / 1.2 Аh or the storage battery
NiMH 8.4 V / 170 mАh;
Battery
3
life is about 1 year, storage battery life –about 1 month;
Capability of power supply from the network adapter =12-27 V, ~9-24 V or
external source 10.8-27 V;
Current consumption from a network adapter or external source is not higher
than 40 mА;
Storage battery charger NiMH 8.4 V;
Charging of the discharged storage battery lasts about 10 hours;
1
Operating distance of communication is a communication distance with the energy margin 10 dB;
2
When power supplied from an external source –not more than 10 sec. (see the paragraph 7.1 for more detailed
information);
3
When the wireless exchange interface is used;
ATTENTION!
To power supply PU-R, use only the lithium batteries 9V, 1.2 Ah such
as Energizer NO L522, Ultralife U9VL-J, EEMB ER9V!
When using alkaline batteries, PU-R service life will significantly drop
(roughly 2-4 times).

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1 Adapter for the network adapter
~220 V / =12-27 V or
~220 V / ~9-24 V (100 mА)
2 Alarm indicator
(a red indicator,
glowing at any
alarm)
2 Adapter for the pro-
gramming cable supplied in
the deliver set
3 Adapter of the fixed connection
to the wireless expander of Strelec
4 Lithium battery 9 V, 1.2 Аh or the
accumulator NiMH 8.4 V, 170 mАh
2 PU-R DESIGN AND CONTROL BUTTONS
2.1 Outward appearance
The front panel of PU-R has:
Use a screwdriver to remove the cover of
the battery department.
The following are located inside the bat-
tery department:
1 Bi-color back-
light LCD screen
(page 9)
3 Control keypad
(page 8)
4 Cover
of the battery
department

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TONS 8
2.2 Keypad
The upper part of the keypad are fitted with the buttons of menu navigation and
two screen buttons ‹▬›, which purpose is depended on the screen content. Menu
navigation is performed in the similar way to that used in cell phones.
The buttons ‹ › (to arm) and ‹ › (to disarm) are designed to arm and disarm ac-
cordingly. Use the button ‹ › to reset fire alarms and faults.
Push simultaneously two buttons ‹ › and ‹ › to generate the event “PANIC”
in the Control Panel. Meanwhile, the panic message is transmitted to the Monitor-
ing Station.
Push the button ‹ › from the main window to fast switch into the menu where a
user can review the events protocol.
Push the button ‹ › from the main window to fast switch into the menu super-
vising the Strelec (a user has to enter their code).
Pushing any button will illuminate the keypad and the screen. If backlit illumina-
tion is off in the adjustment options of PU-R, press and hold any button to turn it
on.
Screen buttons
Up/down menu buttons
Buttons of menu nav-
igation
Push simultaneously to
generate the event
PANIC!
Arming
Disarming
Reset of fires and
faults
Return to the previous
level of the menu;
Push and hold to switch
into the main window.
Confirm the action

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2.3 LCD screen
Level of the bat-
tery charge
0-25%
25-50%
50-75%
75-100%
Communication
quality assessment
–"fail"
–"poor "
–"good"
–"excellent"
Connection
through RS232
External power
source
Status of the partitions 1-8
If a number is not indicated 2), the partitions is not declared or
includes no devices;
If a button is glowing continuously ( ) –the partition is in the
operating mood, if blinking ( ) –the partition is tampered;
If a number is in the frame ( ) –the partition is armed, other-
wise ( ) –disarmed;
Integral status of Strelec
partitions
–fire alarms
–security alarms
–faults, tampers
–forced bypasses
Graphic-text area
Security integral status of
all the partitions
–all the partitions are armed
–all the partitions are not armed
yet

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3 PRE-STARTING PROCEDURES
3.1 Delivery set
The delivery set includes:
Lithium battery 9 V, 1.2 Аh
Programming cable
RS-232 for connec-
tion to the expander
Adapter DB-9F/DB-9F "Male changer" for connection
to a PC
5 screws for wall mounting and 1 screw for fixing the cover to the battery
department
3.2 Insertion of the battery
To insert the battery, remove the cover of
the battery department by using a screw-
driver.
The battery is terminated at the terminal board and
inserted in the battery department.