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USER MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ............................................................... 5
The Control Panel .................................................................... 5
Glossary .................................................................................. 7
Operating from a Keypad ......................................... 8
Introduction ................................................................................... 8
Keypads .................................................................................. 8
LED Keypads ................................................................................. 9
‘View Trouble’ mode ................................................................. 9
‘View Partition Status’ mode ..................................................... 10
LCD Keypads ................................................................................. 11
Viewing Troubles ..................................................................... 12
Viewing Trouble Details ........................................................... 12
Adjusting Brightness, Contrast and Volume ............................... 13
Buzzer ............................................................................................ 14
Superkeys ...................................................................................... 14
Basic Operations........................................................................... 15
Global Arming (Code + ON) ..................................................... 15
Global Disarming (Code + OFF) .............................................. 16
A or B Mode Arming (Code + A or Code + B) ........................... 16
Notes on Arming from Keypads ............................................... 17
Silencing Alarm Devices from Keypads ................................... 17
Wrong Code ............................................................................ 17
User Menu and Main User Menu ................................................. 18
Reset Alarm or Clear Alarm Memory ....................................... 19
Arming and Disarming your System ........................................ 20
Overtime Request ................................................................... 21
Teleservice Request ................................................................ 22
Turning ON your System Automatically .................................... 23
Enable/Disable Teleservice ...................................................... 24
Enable/Disable Buzzer ............................................................ 25
Enable/Disable Answer Function ............................................. 26
Output Control ......................................................................... 27
Programming Telephone Numbers .......................................... 28
Programming Codes ............................................................... 29
Programming the Date and Time ............................................. 30
Test Siren ................................................................................. 31
Zones Status ............................................................................ 32
View Logger ............................................................................. 34
Clear Call Queue ..................................................................... 35
Using Digital Keys and Cards .................................. 36
Introduction ................................................................................... 36
Readers ................................................................................... 36
Digital Keys/Cards ................................................................... 37

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The Reader LEDs .......................................................................... 38
No Key/Card at Reader ............................................................ 38
Key/Card at Reader ................................................................. 38
The PROXI Buzzer ........................................................................ 40
Multiple Systems ........................................................................... 40
Digital Key/Card operations ......................................................... 40
Disarm (Turning OFF your system) ......................................... 41
Arm — Global Mode (Turning ON your system) ....................... 41
Arm — A Mode ......................................................................... 42
Arm — B Mode ........................................................................ 42
Silencing Alarm Signalling Devices from ECLIPSE Readers ... 43
Inhibit Alarms (Service Mode) ................................................... 43
Operating the System from a Telephone ................ 44
Remote Telephone Access via ‘Dialler’ mode ............................ 44
Remote Telephone Access via ‘Answer’ mode .......................... 44
Entering Your Telephone Access Code (DTMF) ........................ 45
Teleservice Enabled ................................................................. 45
Teleservice Disabled ................................................................ 45
Entering Commands ..................................................................... 46
Cancel Command ................................................................... 46
Stop Alarm / On Hook ............................................................... 46
Remote Talk / Listen-in ............................................................ 46
Remote 2Way Talk / Listen-in .................................................. 46
Turning Appliances ON/OFF (Reserved Outputs) .................... 46
Arm / Disarm ........................................................................... 47
System Status Enquiry ............................................................ 47
Enable / Disable Telephone Access Code ............................... 48
The Wireless Key ...................................................... 49
Introduction ................................................................................... 49
Using the Wireless key ................................................................. 49
Global Mode ............................................................................. 49
Disarm Global .......................................................................... 49
A Mode Arming ......................................................................... 50
B Mode Arming or Superkey 2 .................................................. 50

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Introduction
INTRODUCTION
The Control Panel
This Manual is designed for anyone using a Control panel from the KYO
range. Most of the features described in this Manual are included on all
KYO Control panels. However, some features are included on certain models
only, in such cases, the name of the Control panel will be specified.
Your Installer has set up your system with your premises in mind. You may not
need all the features descibed in this Manual, therefore, your Installer will have
programmed only the features you need.
The functions on KYO4 and KYO8 (4 Partition Control panels) and KYO32 (8
Partition Control panel) can be controlled from Keypads and Digital Readers (see
Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4).
This Manual provides step-by-step instructions for each function. This Control
panel has an intergrated Digital Communicator, that allows your system to send
Alarm, Trouble and Emergency messages to the Central Station, This feature also
allows your Installer to carry out remote maintenance (Teleservice).
If your system is equipped with an NC2/VOX Voice board (accessory item), your
Digital communicator will be able to send voice messages.
NOTE - The KYO16D Control Panel DOES NOT ACCEPT the Voice board.
Series 32, 8W, 8GW and 16D Control panels accept VRX32-433 or Vector/RX8
Receivers. Installation of a VRX32-433 or Vector/RX8 Receiver will allow the
control panel to manage Wireless security devices (Detectors, Magnetic Contacts,
etc.) and Wireless Keys.
Read this guide thoroughly to learn how to use your system. See the Glossary to
learn about the words used in the instructions.
About Your Security
System
Controlling Your
System
The Digital
Communicator
The NC2/VOX
Voice Board
The VRX32-433
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Wireless Receiver

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Figure 1 - PREMIUM Keypads
Figure 2 - CLASSIKA Keypads
Figure 3 - Readers Figure 4 - Digital Key
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Glossary
A limited area of the premises monitored by detectors (e.g. Motion detectors,
Door/Window contacts, etc.).
A peripheral device connected to the Control panel by a 4 pin conductor.
An audible signal emitted by the Keypad each time a key is pressed, or when
requested operations have been completed.
An audible signal emitted by the Keypad to indicate that a requested operation is
impossible, or has been denied (for example, automatic exit from the User Menu at
a LED keypad).
An audible signalling device inside Keypads and PROXI Readers.
A private Security Company your Control panel will send Alarm, Trouble and
Emergency messages to (that is, if remote monitoring is enabled).
A device which signals alarm conditions (e.g. Glassbreak, Forced entry, etc.).
An optional device which sends voice message to programmed phone numbers.
An integrated on-line device that sends digital signals.
An electronic control key (see Figure 4) with a random code (selected from over
4 billion combinations).
An alphanumeric screen on the LCD Keypads.
A command keypad with a display. Your Control panel can be programmed and
controlled via LCD Keypads.
A small coloured light on the Keypads and Readers.
A command keypad with LEDs. Your Control panel can be controlled via LED
Keypads.
A list of the last 256 events on Series 32 Models.
A list of the last 128 events on Series 4-8 Models.
A section of the premises. Each Partition can have its own Times, Code PINs and
Digital Keys/Cards, etc.
A peripheral control device (see Figure 3) which accepts commands from Digital
Keys/Cards (e.g. PROXI Proximity Reader, ECLIPSE Readers).
Instant Audible/Visual signals or communications.
A remote-monitoring service provided by a Central Station. This feature will allow
the Control panel to transmit real-time events (e.g. Forced entry, Tamper, Alarms,
etc.) to the Central station.
A remote-maintenance service provided by your Installer. The Teleservice feature
allows the Installer to operate on your system over the phone.
Alarm Zone
BPI Device
Beep
Buzz
Buzzer
Central Station
Detector
Dialler
Digital
Communicator
Digital Key
Display
LCD Keypad
LED
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OPERATING FROM AKEYPAD
Introduction
Keypads
This Control panel accepts LCD Keypads and/or LED Keypads (see Figure 1 and 2).
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Operating from a Keypad
LED Keypads
Table 3 shows the meaning of the real-time signals on the Keypad LEDs.
‘View Trouble’ mode
Table 4 shows how the Keypad lights will signal the various Troubles.
Press ENTER to access the ‘View Trouble’ mode from ‘Normal’ status (Con-
trol panel Armed or Disarmed)
Press ESC to exit the ‘View Trouble’ mode
The ‘View Trouble’ mode will end automatically after 15 seconds of inactivity.
Exit will be confirmed by an audible signal (Buzz).
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10 Multifunction Control Panel
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‘View Partition Status’ mode
Table 5 shows how the Keypad lights will signal the status of the Partition.
Press ON to access the ‘View Partition Status’ mode from ‘Normal’ status (Con-
trol panel is Armed or Disarmed)
Press ESC to exit the ‘View Partition Status’ mode.
The ‘View Partition Status’ will exit automatically after 15 seconds of inactivity.
Exit will be confirmed by an audible signal (Buzz).
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11
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Operating from a Keypad
LCD Keypads
The keypad display (see Figure 6) will provide information on the system status.
During ‘Normal’ status, the top line of the display will show the Date and Time,
and the bottom line will show the Armed/Disarmed status of the partitions (refer
to Table 6), and Trouble events and information regarding the Control panel (re-
fer to Table 7).
To view the partition status, press ON: the status of each partition (and
relative descriptions) will be shown at 2 second intervals.
If the Control panel has Zone Alarm or Tamper in memory (LED aa
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ablinking),
the top line will show the zone description (Label).
If Tamper or Alarm conditions are present on more than one zone, the relative
zone descriptions will be shown every 2 seconds.
Table 7 shows how the LCD keypad lights and display signal the system status in
real-time.
Figure 6 - The display of an LCD keypad during standby status
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12 Multifunction Control Panel
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Viewing Troubles
If the amber GLED turns ON, it means that at least one trouble condition has been
detected. To view current (or stored) ‘Trouble’ details, access the Main User Menu and
select the View Logger option (refer to the ‘View Logger’ paragraph in this section).
Viewing Trouble Details
To view the details of current ‘Troubles’, proceed as follows:
1. From standby status (regardless of whether the system is Armed or Disar-
med), press ENTER.
2. The Trouble events will be shown on the second
line of the display. Use Cand Dto scroll the Trou-
bles list. Refer to the Table 8 for the Troubles that the Control panel is able to
detect.
If the Control panel is functioning properly, the
display will show the “No Troubles” message.
3. Press ESC to exit.
Automatic exit will occur after 30 seconds of keypad inactivity.

13

Operating from a Keypad
Adjusting Brightness, Contrast and Volume
To adjust the brightness, the contrast and the volume of the internal buzzer, fol-
low the procedure described below:
BRIGHTNESS
It is possible to adjust the brightness of the keys and, on the LCD version only,
also the brightness of the backlighting of the display. It is possible to adjust the
inactive and the active brightness (the inactive brightness is the brightness to
which the keypad reverts after 10 seconds of inactivity.
To adjust the active brightness, follow the procedure described below:
1a) To increase the brightness, press and keep pressed key Auntil the desired
level is obtained:
1b) To lower the brightness, press and keep pressed key Buntil the desired level
is obtained:
2) Press the OFF key to adjust the inactive brightness:
3a) To increase the brightness, press and hold down key Auntil the desired
brightness is reached:
3b) To reduce the brightness, press and hold down key Buntil the desired bright-
ness is reached:
4) Press the ON key to adjust the active brightness and return to step 1a), or
press the ENTER key to confirm the chosen levels, or
wait a few seconds for the keypad to return to the inactive state.
CONTRAST (only for the LCD version)
To adjust the contrast of the LCD display, follow the procedure described below:
1a) To increase the contrast, press and keep pressed key Duntil the desired
level is obtained.
1b) To lower the contrast, press and keep pressed key Cuntil the desired level is
obtained.
2) To confirm the chosen level, press the ENTER key (or wait a few seconds
for the keypad to return to the inactive state).
VOLUME
To adjust the volume of the internal buzzer, follow the procedure described below:
1) Press and keep pressed the ESC key; the internal buzzer will start sounding a series
of beeps in such manner that the operator could hear the sound level in real time.
NOTE - The buzzer will still emit a series of sound alerts at extremely low
volume, even if it has been set to zero.
2a) To increase the volume, press key Afor a number of times and/or keep it
pressed until the desired level is obtained:
2b) To lower the volume, press più volte and/or keep pressed key Buntil the
desired level is obtained.
3) To confirm the chosen level, press the ENTER key (or wait a few seconds
for the keypad to return to the inactive state).

14 Multifunction Control Panel
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Superkeys
If your Installer has set up the 3 Superkeys (, and ), you will be able to
operate your system from the keypad, without using Codes. The ‘Superkeys’ can
be programmed to activate:
zthe Digital Communicator – to transmit event codes to the Central Station
Up to 8 Telephone numbers can be programmed for these commands.
zthe Dialler – to send a voice message (requires NC2/VOX Voice board). Not
management for KYO16D Control Panel.
Up to 8 Telephone numbers can be programmed for these commands.
zOne or more Outputs
A long beep will confirm that the selected facility has been activated.
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The Keypad Buzzer will emit an audible signal each time a valid key is pressed
and, if enabled by your Installer, will also signal:
zThe Exit Time (signalled by slow beeps)
zThe Entry Time (signalled by fast beeps)
zErrors or Invalid requests (signalled by a Buzz)
zRequest Accepted or Done (long beep)
zViolation of a ‘Chime’ zone
zKey/Card programming done
zAuto-arm Timeout
Buzzer

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Operating from a Keypad
This section describes how to operate your system from a keypad.
The operations at keypads (refer to Table 9) will only affect the partitions
controlled by the code and keypad concerned.
WARNING - The Factory Default User Codes (0001-0024) must be chan-
ged for security reasons (refer to ‘Programming Codes’ in this section).
Global Arming (Code + ON)
This command will Arm all the partitions controlled by the code and keypad.
If you are working from a LED keypad, ensure that the Green LED Vis ON.
Basic Operations
Changing User
Codes
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16 Multifunction Control Panel
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To Arm the system in ‘Global’ mode — enter a Main User, User or Panic Code,
then press ON.
If your Installer has enabled the Quick Arm feature, you will be able to Arm the
system from the keypad without using an Access Code, as follows:
1a.Press and hold the ON key for 3 seconds.
2a.Release the key after the audible signal (long beep), the system will Arm
the Keypad Partitions (as programmed by the Installer). This operation will
take about 2 seconds (the Keypad will emit an audible signal when the system
Arms).
To Arm a specific partition only:
1b. Enter the partition ID Number, then press ON, the keypad will emit an
audible signal when the partition Arms.
Global Disarming (Code + OFF)
This command will Disarm all the partitions controlled by the Code and keypad
concerned.
To Disarm the system in ‘Global’ mode — enter a Main User, User, Panic or
Duress Code, then press OFF.
The Duress code will disarm the system and trigger the Digital communicator. If
your installer has set up your system to manage the Digital communicator facility, the
Digital communicator will send a voice message to the Central Station.
If the system is disarmed by a ‘Duress’ code, the keypads will remain mute.
A or B Mode Arming (Code + Aor Code + B)
This command will Arm/Disarm the partitions controlled by the Code concer-
ned. During the programming phase, the User Codes will be configured for Stay/
Away arming (A or B Mode). The programmed configuration determines the par-
titions which will Arm/Disarm when you make an A or B Mode Arming request.
To Arm the system in A or B Mode — enter a Main User, User or Panic Code,
then press A(A Mode) or B(B Mode).
If your Installer has enabled the Quick Arm feature, you will be able to Arm the
system in A or B Mode from the keypad without using an Access Code, as fol-
lows:
1. Press and hold the ON key for 3 seconds.
2. Release the key after the audible signal (long beep), press Aor B(A or B
Mode), as required.
If you do not press Aor Bwithin 2 seconds, the system will Arm the
keypad partitions (as programmed by the Installer).
Example: A Mode Arming configuration = Arm partitions 1 and 4; Disarm
partitions 2 and 3.
Quick Arm:
Aor B Mode
Disarm under Duress
Quick Arm
Keyboard Partitions
Specific Partition

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Operating from a Keypad
Notes on Arming from Keypads
Before your system Arms, your Control panel will check for the following condi-
tions:
Violated zones (zones in Alarm status)
Bypassed zones (zones which have been turned OFF)
If you are operating from an LED keypad, these conditions will be signalled in real-
time on the Xand Vicons (refer to Table 3).
If you are operating from an LCD keypad, these conditions will be signalled in
real-time on the display.
If Alarm conditions are signalled, DO NOT turn ON your system, as this will
trigger an Alarm.
The example (on the right) shows zone 2 as Bypas-
sed (OFF) and zone 4 in Alarm status (Violated).
If Alarms are signalled — press ESC to cancel the
Arming request.
Close all doors and windows, and stop all motion in the areas (partitions)
with motion detectors.
If zones have been Bypassed unintentionally — press ESC to cancel the Arming
request.
 Access the User Menu, select the ‘Zone status’ option and Unbypass (turn
ON) the unintentionally Bypassed zones.
If your installer has enabled your system, you can view any Violated zones (zones
in Alarm status) on the display even when the system is Disarmed.
Silencing Alarm Devices from Keypads
The quickest way to silence Alarm Signalling Devices (Sirens and Flashers) is to
Disarm the system.
IMPORTANT - This operation will not interrupt the ongoing Alarm call, or end the
Alarm call cycle. Therefore, it will be necessary access the User Menu (access allowed
to Main User PINs only), and stop the Alarm calls, via the ‘Clear Call Queue’ option.
Tamper events, which occur when the system is disarmed, can be silenced via the
‘Reset Alarm’ option from the User Menu (access allowed to Main and User PINs).
For further information, refer to ‘Silence Alarm Signalling Devices from Reader’
paragraph in the ‘Using Digital Keys/Cards’ section.
Wrong Code
If a wrong code is entered, the keypad will emit an error signal (buzz), and the
display will show an error message. If your Installer has enabled the ‘lockout’
feature, the keypad will lock for 2 minutes after 5
wrong entries.
WRONG CODE
LED Keypads
LCD Keypads
Zone 2
BypassedNormal å
Zone 4
Unbypas.Alarm å
Clear Call Queue
Silence Tamper
Alarms

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The display strings in the examples in this section refer to Control panels
with 8 partitions (KYO32 and KYO32G). The display strings in other models
from the KYO range may be slightly different.
Enter a User or Main User Code (0001 at default) then
press ENTER to access the Menu (refer to Table 9).
The menu will allow you to operate the Control panel in
accordance with the your access level (Main User Code or User Code). If you are
using an LCD Keypad, the display will show a short ‘WELCOME’ message.
You can access the Menu even if the Control panel is Armed.
The Main User Menu provides the following options:
Reset Alarm or Clear Alarm Memory
Arm/Disarm
Overtime Request
Teleservice Request
Enable/Disable Auto-Arm
Enable/Disable Teleservice
Enable/Disable Keypad Buzzer
Enable/Disable Answer Function (Not available for KYO16D series)
Output Control
Program Telephone Numbers (Not available for KYO16D series)
Programming Codes
Program Date/Time
Test Siren
Zones Status
View Logger
Clear Call Queue
When operating from an LCD keypad, use keys Cand Dto scroll the Menu, and
ENTER to select the required option. When operating from an LED keypad,
you will need to enter your access code and press the command keys.
Press ESC once or twice as required (depending on the Menu) to Exit the
Menu (in some cases ‘Exit’ is automatic).
‘User’ and ‘Panic’ codes can access the User Menu (refer to Table 9) to
make ‘Clear Alarm Memory’, ‘Overtime’ and ‘Enable/Disable Buzzer’ re-
quests. ‘Patrol’ and ‘DTMF’ codes cannot access the User Menu.
The following paragraphs describe the Main User Menu options.
User Menu and Main User Menu
WELCOME
User Code 1
Accessing theMenu
Selecting the options
Exit the Menu
Limitations

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Operating from a Keypad
Reset Alarm or Clear Alarm Memory
The ‘Reset Alarm’ and ‘Clear Alarm Mem.’ options depend on the system status.
If the system is in Alarm status the Menu will provide the ‘Reset Alarm’ op-
tion. This option will allow you to stop the audible and visual signalling devices
(Sirens, Flashers, etc.).
If the system is in Normal status the Menu will provide the ‘Clear Alarm
Mem.’ option. This option will allow you to clear the Alarm messages from the
Keypad display, or turn OFF the keypad lights.
Table 10 shows when and how you will be able perform Reset on Control panels.
To Reset an Alarm, or Clear the Alarm Memory from an LCD keypad, proceed
as follows:
1. From the User Menu, using Cor D, scroll the
Menu for the Reset Alarm or Clear Alarm
Mem. option, as required.
2. Press ENTER to Reset Alarm / Clear Alarm
Mem., as required. Acceptance of the command
will be confirmed by a beep and a short message.
To Reset an Alarm or Clear the Alarm Memory from an LED keypad, proceed
as follows:
1. Access the User Menu.
Code PIN + ENTER
The Pindicator will blink.
2. Press 0to Reset Alarm / Clear Alarm Mem., as required, or ESC to
cancel the request and, in both cases, exit the Menu.
NOTE: If your installer has enabled the ‘Auto-Reset Memory’ option, your
system will reset automatically at each Arming operation.
If you are using an LED Keypad, you will be able to retrieve any Alarms in the
Alarm Memory which occurred previous to the last Reset operation. To Check the
Alarm Memory, proceed as follows:
Code PIN + ENTER + 8
If you are using a KYO32 Control panel, this option is available with Alison/
32LP Keypads only.
USER MENU ßà
Clear Alarm Mem.
Clear Alarm Mem.
Operation done
LCD Keypads
USER MENU ßà
Reset Alarm
LED Keypads
Retrieve Alarms
in Memory

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Arming and Disarming your System
The Arm/Disarm option will allow you to turn the partitions ON and OFF.
To Arm/Disarm the partitions from an LCD keypad, proceed as follows:
1. From the Main User Menu, using Cor D, scroll
the menu for the Arm/Disarm option, then press
ENTER.
2. Using the partition keys (1through 8) set the Ar-
ming mode of each partition (refer to Table 6).
The setting in the example (to the right) will arm
the system partitions as follows:
zPartition 1 -Away mode
zPartition 2 - Stay mode
zPartition 3 and 4 - Stay 0 Delay (I = Instant — NO Delay )
zPartitions 5, 6, 7 and 8 - Disarm (D)
Press ENTER to confirm the setting.
This option is not available on LED keypads.
USER MENU ßà
Arm/Disarm
Arm/Disarm
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