Bentel Security KYO Series Owner's manual

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PROGRAMMING FROM KEYPAD

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This control unit supports the following keypads and key readers:
PREMIUM, CLASSIKA, MIA series,ALISON series, OMNIA/TAST-R, NC2/TAST, ICON/KP, ECLIPSE, ECLIPSE2
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KYO 4 M – KYO 8 M – KYO 8W M – KYO 32 M – KYO 4 P – KYO 8 P – KYO 8W P – KYO 32 P
KYO 8G L-SW1 – KYO 8G L-SW2 – KYO 32G L-SW1 – KYO 32G L-SW2
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For all the Control Panels the performance level is II (unless otherwise specified).
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These Control Panels comply with
Installation of these systems must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions
described in this manual, and in compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force.
The above mentioned Control panels have been designed and made
to the highest standards of quality and performance.
The manufacturer recommends that the installed system should be completely tested at least once a month.
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The above mentioned Control panels have no user-friendly components, therefore,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction .....................................................................5
Code Limitations ............................................................................. 5
AcceptedKeypads .......................................................................... 6
EnrollinganLCD Keypad at Address 08 ......................................... 6
Adjusting Brightness, Contrast and Volume..................................... 6
The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).................................................... 8
Programming from the LCD Keypad..............................9
Customizing the System .................................................................... 9
Programming..................................................................................... 10
ExitingProgramming..................................................................... 10
Actions .......................................................................................... 10
Zones .............................................................................................11
Outputs ......................................................................................... 13
Times ............................................................................................ 14
Installer Code ................................................................................ 16
Keys .............................................................................................. 16
Key/Card option (if selected at step 2.)...................................... 16
Wireless option (if selected at step 2.) ...................................... 17
Codes ........................................................................................... 18
Readers ........................................................................................ 19
Keypads ........................................................................................ 20
Program option.......................................................................... 20
Language option (Kyo32 and Kyo8W Series only)..................... 20
Date/Time ..................................................................................... 21
Timers........................................................................................... 21
Telephone...................................................................................... 22
Teleservice .................................................................................... 23
Test Ev. ......................................................................................... 23
Events........................................................................................... 24
Options ......................................................................................... 25
Strings........................................................................................... 26
Default .......................................................................................... 27
InputExpanders ............................................................................ 28
OutputExpanders ......................................................................... 28

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Programming from the LED Keypad ............................29
Accessing Programming .................................................................. 29
ExitingProgramming..................................................................... 29
Programming..................................................................................... 30
Keypads ........................................................................................ 30
Readers ........................................................................................ 31
Settingupthe Zones ..................................................................... 32
Setting up the Outputs .................................................................. 35
Settingup Times,Inactivity and Negligence .................................. 37
Telephone...................................................................................... 38
SettingupTeleservice and Test Event........................................... 40
Events........................................................................................... 41
Setting upthe Scheduler ............................................................... 42
Options ......................................................................................... 43
Codes ........................................................................................... 45
Programming Keys and Cards...................................................... 46
Extra Parameters.......................................................................... 48
Customized Protocol Parameters................................................. 48

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Introduction
INTRODUCTION
You canprogram thesystem usingthe‘KyoUnit’SoftwareApplicationandacompu-
ter (referto the “INSTALLATION MANUAL”).Youcanalsoprogram some models
from the KYO range via an LED Keypad (refer to the following Table).
 

                      
             
                    
                     
                  
                   
 
This manual contains instructions regarding programming via Keypad. For
information regarding the system parameters, refer to ‘PROGRAMMING
FROM PC’ in the ‘INSTALLATION MANUAL’.
Code Limitations
The INSTALLER Code can program the system but cannot program the PINS
of the 24 User Codes.
MAIN USER Codes can program the PINs of User Codes (but not other Main
User Codes) which operate on the Partitions they are assigned to.
In the Table below, Code 1 is a Main User Code assigned to Partitions 1, 3 and 4.
Therefore, it can program its own PIN (Code 1) and the PINs of: User Code 3
(assigned to Partitions 1 and 3), User Code 4 (assigned to Partition 4), User Code
5 (assigned to Partitions 3 and 4) and User Code 7 (assigned to Partition 3).

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Code 2 is a Main User Code assigned to Partitions 2 and 3. Therefore, it can
program its own PIN, and the PINs of: Code 6 (assigned to Partition 2), User
Code 7 (assigned to Partition 3), User Code 8 (assigned to Partitions 2 and 3).

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Accepted Keypads
You can program the system from LCD Keypads or, for KYO4-8 ONLY, from
LED Keypads (Classika and Premium LED).
Enrolling an LCD Keypad at Address 08
To enrol an LCD Keypad at Address 08 from a LED Keypad, enter:
<Installer Code> + ON
A short beep will indicate that the LCD Keypad has been enrolled.
NOTE - You must enrol the LCD Keypad at Address 8 (using DIP switches
[51]), before completing the connection (refer to Table 2.1 or 2.2 in the IN-
STALLATION MANUAL).
The following procedure will allow you to change the Kyo Control panel
parameters when:
The Programming Software is not available.
A system, previously programmed via an LCD Keypad, must be repro-
grammed via an LED Keypad.
The system is equipped with LED Keypads only.
Before ending the Programming session, you must DISABLE the Keypad at
Address 8 or re-enable the LED Keypad (refer to the “Keypads” paragraph
in this section).
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
levelisobtained:
1b) To lower the brightness, press and keep pressed key Buntil the desired level
isobtained:
2) Press the OFF key to adjust the inactive brightness:
3a) To increase the brightness, press and hold down key Auntil the desired
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Introduction
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 be-
low:
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).

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Figure 1 - An example of the Display during Standby status
The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
During Standby status the display will show:
1st line: Date and Time
2nd line: Partition status (4 or 8 Partitions depending on the system). This line
will also show:
zTrouble and Tamper — ûû
ûû
ûwill be shown above the respective icon;
zSpecial Functions — **
**
*will be shown above the respective icon ( t
or r);
zTelephone Line status — ÿwill be shown above the iicon.
In the example in Figure 1, Partition 3 is armed, the 24h Tamper line is in
Alarm status, Teleservice is enabled and the Telephone line is busy.
Date
Partitions Status Time
Troubles, Tampers, Controls

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Programming from the LCD Keypad
The Installer’s Code will allow you to access the INSTALLER MENU and
program the following options:
Actions (Event Logger, Zones Status, Test Siren, Clear Call Queue)
Zones
Outputs
Times (Entry/Exit Times)
Inst.Cod (Installer Code)
Keys (Key/Card and Wireless)
Codes (User Codes)
Readers (Key/Card Readers)
Keypads (Keypads and Language)
Date/T. (Date and Time)
Timers (Scheduler)
Teleph. (Telephone numbers)
Teleser. (Teleservice)
Test Ev. (Test Call)
Events
Options
Strings (Descriptions)
Default (Restore Factory Default)
Exp. IN (Expander IN) — ONLY Series 32 Models
Exp. OUT (Expander OUT) — ONLY on Series 32 Models
All Partitions must be disarmed before starting the programming session.
If the system operates with LED Keypads only — before starting the Pro-
gramming session, enrol an LCD Keypad at Address 8 (refer to “Enrolling an
LCD Keypad at address 8”).
To start the Programming session:
1.From Standby status, enter the Installer code
(0025 at Default), then press ENTER.
2. Select the required option from the PROGRAM-
MING Menu.
Once PROGRAMMING has been accessed, the
Control panel will:
a) lock all Keypads, except for the one in use;
The locked Keypads will show the
“PROGRAMMING” message, and all the indicators
(I, aand G) will turn OFF.
Customizing the System
InstallerMenuOptions
Input
Code *-----
PROGRAMMING
Actions ßà
Accessingthe
InstallerMenu
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING FROM THE LCD KEYPAD

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Programming
ESCandENTER
NOTE: The examples in this section refer to the Kyo32 display (8 Partition
Control panel). Therefore, if you are using another type of Control panel, the
displaymessages/promptsmay be slightly different.
Use the ESC key to step back at any point on the Installer Menu.
Use the ENTER key to confirm entered data.
Actions
This option provides a further 4 sub-options:
a)Test Siren— this option will allow you to Test the Alarm Output relay.
b)Zones Status — this option will allow you to Bypass/Unbypass zones.
c)ViewLogger—thisoptionwillallow you to view the events in the Logger.
d)Clear Call Queue — this option will allow you to interrupt ongoing calls
and stop the call queue.
You can find a full description of this options under ‘Operating from a Key-
pad’ in the ‘USER MANUAL’.
b) clear the alarm memory;
c) force all the outputs (Alarm and Open Collector)
to standby status;
d) stop the event evaluation;
e)if necessary — interrupt the ongoing call, and put the Call queue on hold;
f) activate the Plight (slow blink) on LED Keypads.
If you enter a Wrong Code the display will show an
error message, and go back to Standby status.
Exiting Programming
To exit Programming:
1. Press ESC (as many times as necessary) to step back;
2. Press ENTER when the ‘Sure?’ prompt is shown.
If, at this point, you decide not to exit the menu, press ESCto continue.
When you exit the PROGRAMMING Menu the Control panel will:
a) restore all other Keypads to Standby status;
b) restore to Standby status or, if necessary, restart the call queue from the
interrupted call.
NOTE: Interrupted Teleservice calls will not be restarted.
c) turn off the Plight on the LED Keypads.
PROGRAMMING
Sure ?
WRONG CODE
Wrong Code

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Programming from the LCD Keypad
Zones
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Zones option, then press ENTER.
2. Using Cor D, select the Zone, then press ENTER.
3. Using Cor D, select the Type, then press ENTER.
4. Using Cor D, select the required Attribute.
Press ON to Enable, or OFF to Disable the se-
lected Attribute, then press ENTERto continue.
If you select the Wireless attribute (available
ONLY on Kyo8W and Kyo32 Models), work
carefully through steps 5a, 5b and 5c, otherwise,
go to step 6.
5a. Using the number keys, enter the ESN of the
Wireless device.
Use Aor Bto move along the row.
Use ON or OFF to enter letters Athrough F.
NOTE - If you are changing a Wireless zone back to operating as
Hardwired, you must zero (000000) the ESN of the zone device .
Press ENTER to go to the next step.
5b. Enable or Disable the Supervisory attribute.
Press ENTER to continue.
5c. Carry out the Placement Test (create a Tamper
condition — refer to the Wireless Device instruc-
tions sheet) to verify that the wireless device is within range of the VRX32-
433 or Vector/RX8.
One of the following values will be shown on the display:
Bad!
Fair!
Good!
DO NOT mount Wireless devices in placements
that give Bad!results. Placements can beconsidered
suitable after 3 consecutive Fair! or Good!results.
To repeat the Placement Test, press ESC and repeat steps 5b and 5c.
GNo wireless device should be mounted without first performing a
Placement Test.
Press ENTER to go to step 6.
6. Using Cor D, select the Balance type, then press ENTER.
Zones
Zone ßà
PROGRAMMING
Zones ßà
SelectingtheZone
Zone
Path ßà
Zone
Reserved OFF ßà
Type
Attribute
Zone
000000
Zone
Superv. OFF
Wireless
Supervisory
Zone
Test
PlacementTest
Zone
Wireless O N ß à
Zone
Good!

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Cycle(Vibration)

  
  
  
  
  
Zone
NO ßà
Zone
Cycles 3 ß à
Alarm Cycles
Zone
ûûûû---- Part.

AssigningPartitions
Zone
Sensit. ßà
Sensitivity(Validonly
Vibration
orRollerBlind)
NOTE: If you assign the ‘Vibration’ or ‘Roller
Blind’ attribute, you must select one of the fol-
lowing Balance types:
BAL - Balance 1k5 (Balance using 1.5 Kohm resistor)
NC - Normally Closed
7. Using Cor D, select the number of Alarm Cycles:
0through 14.
If a continuous cycle is required, select ‘RP’ (Re-
petitive), then press ENTERto continue.
8. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the Zone to
the Partitions:
û = the Zone assigned
- = the Zone is not assigned
Press ENTER to continue.
9. Using Cor D, select the required Sensitivity (1
through 20). This parameter is for ‘Vibration’
and ‘Roller Blind’ Zones only.
DO NOT program this parameter for other Zone Types.
Refer to Table 3 for other parameters relevant to Zones with the ‘Roller
Blind’ attribute.
Example: for 3 PULSES and 4 MINUTES, you must set a value of 13.
10. For Zones with the ‘Vibration’ attribute — using
Cor D, select the value of the Low Shock Sensi-
tivity or Cycles (0 through 7). Press ENTER to
confirm and go back to step 2.
Zone
Cycles 7 ß à
Zone
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Programming from the LCD Keypad
Outputs
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Outputs option, then press ENTER.
2. Using Cor D, select the Output, then press EN-
TER.
3. Using Cor D, select the required signal type (Sig-
nals, ON Time, OFF Time, Part.), then press
ENTER. In accordance with the selected signal
type, work through the steps of the respective procedure.
4a. Using Cor D, select the required signal: press ON
to Enable, or OFF to Disable the signal on the
Output.
To program an Output as ‘Normally Open’, se-
lect N. O., then press ON.
To program an Output as ‘Normally Closed’,
select N. O., then press OFF.
Refer to the “Outputs page” section in the “INSTALLATION MANUAL”
for the Signals list.
5a. Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to step 3
(in both cases).
4b. Enter the respective value. Accepted values: 0
through 250 (use Cor Dto move along row).
5b. Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to step 3
(in both cases).
4c. Enter the respective value. Accepted values: 0
through 250 (use Cor Dto move along row).
5c. Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to step 3
(in both cases).
4d. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), enable the Output
onthe respective Partitions:
û = enabled
- = disabled
In the example, Output 2 is a Normally Closed Output enabled on Par-
titions 1and 8.
5d. Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to step 3
(in both cases).
Uscita
Signals ßà
Signals
Output
N.O. ON ßà
ON Time Output
035 Seconds
OFF Time Output
070 Seconds
Output
û------û Part.

EnablingOutputs
on Partitions
PROGRAMMING
Outputs ßà
Outputs
Output ßà
Output
Armed OFF ßà

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Partition 01
030 Seconds
Times
1. From the Installer menu, using Cor D, select the
Times option, then press ENTER.
2. UsingCorD, select the required option, then press
ENTER.
3a. If you select:
Patrol
Listen.
Alarm
Inactiv.
Neglig.
Superv.(for Kyo32 and Kyo8W Models)
settherequiredTime,inaccordancewiththevalue
shown on the display, then press ENTER to con-
firm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to
step 2 (in both cases).
The Accepted values can be found in Table 9 un-
der “Programming from a LED Keypad”.
NOTE: This value is in steps of 15 minutes (0 through 96: 10 = 150
minutes). A Supervisory Time of 8= 120 minutes is strongly advised.
4a. Using keys 1to8(togglekeys),assigntheInactiv.
and Neglig. Times to the respective Partitions:
ûû
ûû
û = assigned
--
--
- = not assigned
Press ENTER to confirm the setting, and go back
to step 3a.
If you selected the Partit. option at step 2, work
carefully through the following procedure.
3b. Using Cor D, select the required Partition, then
press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to
quit and go back to step 2.
4b. Using Cor D,selectthe required option(forexam-
ple, Exit T.), then press ENTER.
5b. Enter the Time value, then press ENTER (use A
orBto move along the line).
The ‘Entry’ and ‘Exit’ Times are in SECONDS (0 - 250)
The Auto-Arm Timeout is in MINUTES (0 - 63)
The ‘And Zone’ time is in SECONDES (0 - 945). Insert a value 0 to 63
max: the input value must be multiplied for 15.
example 1: input 4x 15 = 60 seconds
example 2: input 63 x 15 = 945 seconds
Times
Partit. ßà
Partit.
Partition 01 ß à
Programmingthe
PartitionTimes:
Exit T.
Entry T.
ArmT.Out
And Zone
SettingtheTimes:
Patrol
Listen.
Alarm
Inactiv.
Neglig.
Superv.
Partition 01
Exit T. ßà
Alarm
03 Minuts
Listen.
050 Minuts
Superv.
00 x15 Minuts
Inactiv.
01 Hours
Inactiv.
ûû--ûû-- Part.

Neglig.
ûû--ûû-- Part.

Assigning
Inactiv./Neglig.
TimestoPartitions
Neglig.
10 Days
Patrol
30 Minuts
PROGRAMMING
Times ßà
Times
Patrol ßà

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Programming from the LCD Keypad
6b. Repeat the procedure from step 4b, to program the other Time values for the
selected Partition.
Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to quit and go back to step 3b to
continue.
If you selected the 2PuZones option at step 2, work carefully through the
following procedure.
3c. Using Cor D, select the required Zone, then press
ENTERto confirm the setting, or ESCto quit and
go back to step 2.
4c. Enter the required value (0 through250),thenpress
ENTER (use Cor Dto move along the line).
The 2PuZones Time is in SECONDS.
5c. Press ENTER to confirm the setting, or ESC to
quit and go back to step 3c (in both cases).
PuZones
Zone 01 ßà
PuZone
030 Seconds
Times
PuZones ßà
Programming
Doublepulse

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PROGRAMMING
Inst.Cod ß à
Installer Code
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Inst. Cod option, then press ENTER.
2. Enter the New Installer Code (4 to 6 digits) then
press ENTER to confirm and go back to step 1.
NOTE: The New Installer Code will not be valid until you exit the menu.
Inst.Cod
------
Keys
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D,select
the Keys option, then press ENTER.
2. Using Cor D, select either the ‘Keys/Cards’ or
‘Wireless’ option (ONLY Series 32 and 8W
models provide the ‘Wireless’ option), then press
ENTERand follow the relevant instructions.
TKey/Card option (if selected at step 2.)
3.zTo enrol a New Key or Card, select New key
then press ENTER (Go to step 4a).
zTo Modify a Key or Card, select Modify then
press ENTER (Go to step 4b).
zTo Delete a New Key or Card, select Delete
then press ENTER (Go to step 4c).
4a. Using Cor Dselect the Reader where the Key/
Card is to be enrolled, then press ENTER.
5a. Using Cor D, select the Service, ClrCallQ, And
or Patrolattribute. Enable (ON) or disable (OFF)
the attribute, as required, then press ENTER.
For further details, refer to the ‘Key/Card
Page’ section in the INSTALLATION MANUAL.
6a. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the New
Key/Card to the Partitions.
û = assigned
- = not assigned
7a. After assigning the Key/Card to the Partitions,
press ENTER, the display will show the ‘PRO-
GRAMMING’ prompt (see right).
8a. Hold the Card near the sensitive field of the Reader (programmed at step 4a.).
Key/Card Enrollment will be confirmed by:
Ne w ke y
Reader 01 ßà
Ne w ke y
Service O N ß à
Ne w ke y
ClrCallQ OFF ßà
New key
PROGRAMMING
New key
û--ûû--û Part.

PROGRAMMING
Keys ßà
Keys
Key/Card ßà
Keys
Wireless ßà
Ne w ke y
And OFF ßà
Key/Card
New key ßà
Key/Card
Modify ßà
Key/Card
Delete ßà
Ne w ke y
Patrol OFF ßà

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Programming from the LCD Keypad
a) a long beep
b) by an acceptance message which indicates
the ID number (e.g. 009)
c) by fast blinking on all 3 Reader LEDs
9a. Using ESC, go back to step 3.
If the system does not Enrol the Key/Card (due to fault or system limitations —
128 keys) the Keypad will emit an audible error signal.
4b. Enter the Key/Card ID Number (e.g. 003) or, us-
ing Aor B, select the required Key/Card ID
Number, then press ENTER.
5b. Using Cor D, select the Service, ClrCallQ, And
or Patrolattribut. Enable (ON) or Disable (OFF)
the attribute, as required, then press ENTER.
For further details, refer to the ‘Key/Card Page’ section in the INSTAL-
LATION MANUAL.
6b. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the Key/
Card to the Partitions.
û = assigned
- = not assigned
7b. Press ENTER to confirm, and go back to step 4b.
4c. Enter the Key/Card ID Number (e.g. 005) or, us-
ing Aor B, select the required Key/Card ID
Number, then press ENTER.
5c. When the ‘Sure?’ prompt is shown, you can ei-
ther press ENTER, to confirm deletion and go
back to step 4c, or press ESC, to go back to step
4c, without deleting the Key/Card.
The keypad will emit an audible signal (long beep) to indicate that the
Key/Card has been deleted.
TWireless option (if selected at step 2.)
3. Using Cor D, select the Wireless key then press
ENTER.
4. Enter the ESN then press ENTER.
Use ON or OFF to enter letters.
Use Aor Bto move along the row.
5. Using Cor D, select either User Code 23 or 24
for the Wireless key, then press ENTER to go
back to step 3.
Mo dif y
Service O N ß à
Modify
û--ûû--û Part.

ßà Delete 005
Key/Card 5
Delete
Sure ?
ßà Modify 003
Key/Card 3
Wireless
1 000000 ß à
Wireless
000000
Wireless
User Code 3 ß à
New key 009
PROGRAMMING

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Codes
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Codes option, then press ENTER.
2. UsingCor D, select the CodeNumber (1through
24), then press ENTER.
3. Using Cor D, select the Code Type (Inactive,
Main User, User, Duress, Patrol or DTMF),
then press ENTER.
4. Using ON or OFF, Enable or Disable the
‘ClrCallQ’or ‘And’ option, then press ENTER.
5. Using Cor D, select the Arming Mode (Part., A
Mode or B Mode), then press ENTER.
NOTE: If you select Part. (Arm Enabled Partitions), go to step 6.
If you select A or B Mode, go to step 6a.
6. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the Code
on the Partitions.
û = assigned
- = not assigned
7. Press ENTER to confirm and go back to step 5.
In the example, Code 5 has been programmed as a User Code, enabled to
Arm Partitions 1, 2 and 4.
6a. Usingkeys1to8,programtheArmingconfiguration
for the Code, then press ENTER to confirm and go
back to step 2. Each time you press the Partition
number key (1 to 8) the display will show a letter (D, A, S, I or N) which repre-
sentsanArmingoption.
DD
DD
D= Disarm (the Control panel will monitor only
the 24h zones of the Partition)
AA
AA
A=AwayMode(theControl panel willmonitorall
thezones ofthePartition)
SS
SS
S=Stay Mode (the Control panelwill not monitor the Partition zones with
the Stay attribute)
II
II
I= Instant (the Control panel will not monitor the Partition zones with the
Stay attribute, and will remove the Partition entry delay)
NN
NN
N= No Change (the Control panel will not change the Partition status).
NOTE: If the User Code has not been assigned to any of the Partitions, this
programming field will be inactive (refer to step 6).
In the example, the A Mode Arming Configuration for User Code 5 is as
follows: Partition 1 = Disarm, Partition 2 = Away Mode, Partition 4 =
Instant (Stay Mode 0 Delay), Partitions 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 = No change.
Programmingthe
Armingconfigurations:
A and B Mode
PROGRAMMING
Codes ßà
Codes
User Code 5 ß à
User Code 5
User ßà
User Code 5
Part. ßà
Part.
xx-x---- Part.

User Code 5
A Mode ßà
A Mode
DANINNNN Part.

Armingoptions:
D, A, S, I, N
CodeType
User Code 5
ClrCallQ OFF
CodeOptions
Code Number

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Programming from the LCD Keypad
PROGRAMMING
Readers ßà
Readers
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Readers option, then press ENTER.
2. Using Cor Dselect the Reader (1 through 16),
then press ENTER.
3. Using Cor DEnable (ON) or Disable (OFF) the
Reader, then press ENTER.
4. Using Cor D, select Arming Mode (Part., A
Mode or B Mode), then press ENTER.
NOTE: If you select Part. (Arm Enabled Partitions), go to step 5.
If you select A or B Mode, go to step 5a.
5. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the
Reader to the Partitions.
û = assigned
- = not assigned
6. Press ENTER to confirm and go back to step 4.
In the example, Reader 05 has been programmed to Arm the system in
Part. Mode (Arm Enabled Partitions), and assigned to Partitions 3 and 4
5a. Using keys 1to 8, setup the Arming configuration,
then press ENTER to confirm and go back to
step 2.
Each time you press the Partition number key, the
displaywillscroll a seriesof letters (D, A, S, I or N),
withthe followingmeaning:
D=Disarm(the Control panel willmonitor only the 24h zones of the Parti-
tion)
A = Away Mode (the Control panel will monitor all the zones of the Parti-
tion)
S= Stay Mode (the Control panel will not monitor the Partition zones with
the Stay attribute)
I= Instant (the Control panel will not monitor the Partition zones with the
Stay attribute, and will eliminate the Partition entry delay)
N= No Change (the Control panel will not change the Partition status).
NOTE: If the Reader has not been assigned to any of the Partitions, this
programming field will be inactive (refer to step 5).
Intheexample,theBMode ArmingconfigurationforReader05 is as follows:
Partitions 1, 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8 = Not Enabled, Partition 3 = Away Mode,
Partition 4 = Disarm.
R e a d e r s
Reader 05 ßà
Reader 05
ON ßà
Reader 05
Part. ßà
Part.
--ûû---- Part.

Reader 05
B Mode ßà
B Mode
--AD---- Part.

SelectingtheReader
EnablingtheReader
ArmingMode:
Part., A or B Mode
AssigningtheReader
toPartitions
Armingoption:
D, A, S, I, N
Programmingthe
Armingconfigurations:
A or B Mode

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PROGRAMMING
Keypads ß à
Keypads
If you are using a Control panel from the Kyo32 and Kyo8W Series, the
application will present two sub-menus: “Program” and “Language”. In all
other models you will access the “Keypad Programming” phase directly.
1. From the Installer Menu, using Cor D, select the
Keypads option, then press ENTER.
2. Using Cor D, select the required option (‘Pro-
gram’ or ‘Language’), then press ENTER and
work carefully through the relevant instructions.
TT
TT
TProgram option
3a. Using Cor D, select the Keypad (1 to 8), then
press ENTER.
4a. Using Cor D, select the Keypad Type (select
‘None’ for NO KEYPAD), then press ENTER.
5a. Using keys 1to 8(toggle keys), assign the
Keypad to the Partitions.
û = assigned
- = not assigned
6a. Press ENTER to confirm and go back to step 3a.
In the example, Keypad 03 (LCD Keypad) is assigned to Partitions 1 and 5.
TT
TT
TLanguage option (Kyo32 and Kyo8W Series only)
3b. Press the key which corresponds to the required
language (in brackets e.g. <ENG>).
4b. Press ENTER or ESC to confirm. The selected
language will be operative immediately. The system will go back to step 2.
Keypads
Program
Keypads
Language
P r o g r a m
Keypad 03 ßà
Keypad 03
LCD Keyp. ßà
Keypad 03
û---û---

1: ITA < : ENG>
3: ESP 4: FRA
SelectingtheLanguage
SelectingtheKeypad