DAITEM 785-21X User manual

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Contents
1. Introduction ...................................... 193
1.1 Description ................................... 193
1.2 Operator interface ........................ 194
1.3 Receiver-compatible products..... 195
2. Preparation ....................................... 196
2.1 Tooling required............................ 196
2.2 Opening the receiver.................... 196
2.3 Choosing the best place
to install the receiver..................... 196
2.4 Fixing the receiver in place........... 197
3. Installation ........................................ 198
3.1 Connections for hardwired
inputs/outputs .............................. 198
3.2 Connection example .................... 199
3.3 Dip switches for selecting
parameters.................................... 200
3.4 Accessing the installation menu .. 200
4. Product recognition programming 202
4.1 Programming the detectors ......... 202
4.2 Programming the control
devices.......................................... 205
4.3 Checking recognition
programming ................................ 206
5. Programming.................................... 207
5.1 Table of main factory-
programmed functions................. 207
5.2 Operating modes for intrusion
output relays (Z1 to Z8) ................ 207
5.3 Changing intrusion output relay
operation (Z1 to Z8)...................... 210
5.4 Operating modes for tamper
relays (TMP).................................. 211
5.5 Changing tamper relay
operation....................................... 211
5.6 Operating modes for fault
output relay (FLT).......................... 212
5.7 Changing fault output relay
operation....................................... 213
5.8 Operating modes for control
panel arm/disarm relay (RAC) ...... 214
5.9 Changing control panel arm/
disarm relay operation.................. 214
5.10 Operating modes for arm/
disarm input (ARS)...................... 215
5.11 Changing arm/disarm input
(ARS) operation .......................... 216
6. Erasing .............................................. 217
6.1 Erasing programmed detectors... 217
6.2 Erasing all programmed
detectors....................................... 217
6.3 Erasing programmed control
devices.......................................... 218
6.4 Erasing all programming
(return to factory configuration).... 219
7. Checking the installation:
test mode.......................................... 220
8. Use..................................................... 221
8.1 Consultation menu ....................... 221
8.2 Intrusion alarm display mode....... 222
8.3 Tamper alarm display mode......... 223
8.4 Fault display mode....................... 224
8.5 Consulting the list of events......... 225
9. Installation sheet (pullout) .............. 227
10. Technical data ................................ 229
Recommendations
The user must not attempt to access the siren’s internal parts, except areas described in this
manual. If the user does access these parts, the product guarantee will be considered null and
void and DAITEM shall not be held responsible for any problems. Touching the siren’s internal
parts and/or electronic components can damage the product. Furthermore, the siren is designed
in such a way that these parts and components do not need to be accessed for operation or
maintenance purposes.
IMPORTANT: installers should install the receiver according to the instructions provided in this
manual and in compliance with applicable standards. They are responsible for any problems
arising from lack of compliance with these instructions and applicable standards.

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The 785-21X radio receiver for hardwired alarm systems acts as an interface between a
hardwired alarm control panel and Daitem wireless control devices and/or detectors.
It is fitted with:
• 8 outputs for intrusion alarms (zones 1 to 8)
• 1 output for the tamper alarm
• 1 output for faults
• 1 input and 1 output for arming/disarming and checking the status of the hardwired control
panel.
The receiver is able to supervise:
• up to 32 detectors associated with one of the 8 zones available,
• up to 4 control devices (keypads and remote controls), for arming/disarming the hardwired
control panel.
It is protected against opening and removal in compliance with IEC 79-2 standards.
The outputs of the receiver detect the status of detectors programmed to recognise it. The
different factory-programmed parameters guarantee fast installation of products and comply with
applicable IEC regulations.
An alphanumerical LCD display facilitates programming during installation and makes it easy to
check all “recognised” detectors.
Application examples
• Extension of external protection when it is difficult to install hardwired devices (e.g. external
perimeter protection devices, protection devices for arches and garages, etc.).
• Repetition of alarm signals to incorporate functions between anti-intrusion systems and video-
surveillance systems.
1. Intr ducti n
1.1 Description
Base
arameter memory
(removable)
LCD contrast setting
Dip switches
DI 1 and DI 2
for installation
parameter-setting
rogramming menu
access button
Alarm output terminals
for zones 1-8
Base locking screw
Cable clamp
LCD display
tscroll button
Tamper tab
providing protection
against opening
12 V DC external power
supply terminals
System control
and status input/output
terminals
Grommet
OK confirmation button
(with green LED)
Guarantee sticker
785-21X
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1.2.1 Programming and consultation buttons
• Confirmation button (OK).
• Scroll button (t) for selecting different menus and associated parameters.
1.2.2 Programming screen
• Backlit LCD display panel
• 2 x 16-character lines:
- 1st line: menu display
- 2nd line: sub-menu display.
1.2.3 Items that can be accessed from outside when the box is closed
1.2 Operator interface
OK
OK button with built-in
green indication LED
Confirms selected menu and programming
operations
Green
LED
The LED built into the “OK” button indicates an
external power supply connection and possible
system faults
lOff No external power supply or receiver fault
On External power supply connected and no faults
Flashing Faults in the system (1)
tScroll button For selecting different items in the menus
and sub-menus
DISPLAY
Alphanumerical panel:
2 x 16-character lines
• The display panel guides the operator through
the consultation process via specific menus
• The “>” character at the end of a menu line
indicates that the user can access the next menu
level by pressing “OK”.
• The “< EXIT” message in the display panel
window indicates that the user can return to the
previous menu level by pressing “OK”.
(1) All the details pertaining to faults (type of fault and detector concerned) can be checked in
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1.2.4 Items that can only be accessed from inside when the box is open
Code Description
121-21X Dual-technology motion detector
141-21X Volumetric detector
142-21X Linear motion detector
143-21X Curtain movement detector
144-21X Pet-tolerant motion detector
145-21X Outdoor motion detector 2 x 12 m
S 146AX Special animal immune external detector antimask
S 148AX Outdoor IR anti-masking 5 m detector
151-21X Smoke detector white
153-21X Smoke detector brown
154-21X Smoke detector silver/grey
155-21X eat detector
171-21X Volumetric detector
172-21X Linear motion detector
173-21X Curtain detector
174-21X Pet-tolerant motion detector
176-21X Pet-tolerant motion detector
221-21X Universal transmitter (1)
230-21X External universal transmitter (1)
S 271AX White multi-contact door & window detector
S 272AX Brown multi-contact door & window detector
S 273AX Mini contact transmitter white
S 274AX Mini contact transmitter brown
612-21X 2-function remote control
614-21X 4-function remote control
SJ604AX Bi-protocol 4 function remote keyfob with information feedback
SJ608AX 8 function 4 key remote keyfob with information feedback
S 630AX Command keypad
S 640AX Vocal keypad with tag reader and proximity detector
1.3 Receiver-compatible products
PROGRAM Opens the installation and programming menu
BUZZER Audible signal issued during receiver programming
and testing
(1) Non-usable for the “control device” function.

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Installation advice
The receiver must be installed:
• inside the premises in a room protected by the alarm system,
• preferably in the middle of the wireless system and at least 2 metres away from the closest
wireless detector,
• at a height (more than 1 m above ground level).
The receiver must not be installed:
• on a direct metal surface,
• too close to electrical products emitting electromagnetic waves and eddy current (e.g. neon
lighting, electricity meter, telephone exchange, computer, etc.).
2. Guarantee sticker
Remove the cut-out part of the guarantee sticker and stick it to the guarantee extension
form provided.
2. Preparati n
2.2 Opening the receiver
2.3 Choosing the best place to install the receiver
IMPORTANT
• The external power supply must be a 12V DC
supply, with line side fuse protection
or equivalent. Otherwise, take the
necessary precautions before powering
the receiver.
• Comply with power supply polarity.
• Do not place any other source of power
(transformer, etc.) from the one provided
inside the box as the receiver may be
damaged by electromagnetic waves
or possible overheating.
1. Use a Philips screwdriver to unscrew the 4 screws
in the cover of the receiver box.
4 screws
2.1 Tooling required
IMPORTANT: the fixing screws
and plugs are not supplied.
6 mm
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1. Unscrew and remove the fixing bracket from the base.
2. Using the bracket as a drilling template (check the direction of arrows):
- identify and mark 3 points (A& B) for the fixing holes,
- identify and mark point (C) for the hole in which the magnet (E) ensuring protection against
removal will be inserted (it should be positioned at the tip of the arrow).
3. Drill the holes for fixing points A, Band Cusing a 6 mm Ø drill bit.
4. Remove the plastic washers (D) connected to the bracket and put them to one side.
5. Screw the bracket to the wall starting with the two upper points.
6. Insert one of the plastic washers into the lower hole (B) before inserting and tightening the
screw.
7. Tighten the locking screws to fix the receiver to the wall bracket.
8. Remove and position the grommets (F) supplied in the bag of accessories (make sure you
mount them the right way round).
9. Perform the electrical connections required between the receiver and the product to be
controlled.
10. Mount and screw the cable clamps (G) supplied in the bag of accessories.
To ensure the receiver works properly:
• do not leave too much extra wire inside the box,
• do not thread the wires around the receiver box.
ole: 6 mm Ø x 25 mm
O
NO
NO
5
5
Wall fixing bracket
A
B
C
D
F
E
G
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There are 3 terminals for the electrical wiring between the receiver and the hardwired control panel:
• M1: connection of intrusion relays,
• M2: connection of tamper and fault relays and arm/disarm input/output.
• M3: connection of external power supply.
1
Z1
2
Z2
3
Z3
4
Z4
5
Z5
M1 M2 M3
6
Z6
7
Z7
8
Z8
1
TMP
2
FLT
3
RAC
4 5
COM
6 7
ARS
8
GND
1
+VL
2
GND
3
+VL
4
GND
View of terminal blocks
The following table describes the correspondence of different Inputs/Outputs:
(1) Optocoupler output with common contact: max. consumption 100 mA at 30 V DC (resistive load).
(2) Optocoupler output with voltage-free contacts: max. consumption 100 mA at 30 V DC (resistive load).
(3) Input for which parameter can be set and which can be controlled using either a positive or a negative voltage.
3. Installati n
3.1 Connections for hardwired inputs/outputs
IMPORTANT: all electrical wiring must be performed with the power off.
IMPORTANT
• Use a shielded cable with a minimum cross-section of 0.22 mm2for the receiver signals
and 0.5 mm2for the receiver power supply (+VL and GND).
• The maximum length is 100 m if 0.5 mm2supply conductors (+VL and GND) are used
and 200 m if 1 mm2conductors are used.
Pos. N° Name Description Type
1Z1 Zone 1 alarm contact Output (1)
2Z2 Zone 2 alarm contact Output (1)
3Z3 Zone 3 alarm contact Output (1)
M1 4Z4 Zone 4 alarm contact Output (1)
5Z5 Zone 5 alarm contact Output (1)
6Z6 Zone 6 alarm contact Output (1)
7Z7 Zone 7 alarm contact Output (1)
8Z8 Zone 8 alarm contact Output (1))
1TMP Tamper alarm contact Output (1)
2FLT System fault status contact Output (1)
3RAC Control device trigger contact Output (2)
M2 4RAC Control device trigger contact Output (2)
5COM Common for output signals -
6COM Common for output signals -
7ARS Control panel connected reference Input (3)
8GND Ground -
1+VL 12 V DC external power supply Input
M3 2GND Ground -
3+VL 12 V DC external power supply Input
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1
Z1
2
Z2
3
Z3
4
Z4
5
Z5
M1 M2 M3
6
Z6
7
Z7
8
Z8
1
TMP
2
FLT
3
RAC
4 5
COM
6 7
ARS
8
GND
1
+VL
2
GND
3
+VL
4
GND
ITR ITR
TTR TTR
The figure below is an example of a connection layout between the receiver and a hardwired anti-
intrusion control panel with 8 intrusion zones and a technical input.
In this example, the technical input is wired to the receiver’s “fault” output so that the hardwired
system can supervise fault signalling.
(1) (2)
3.2 Connection example
IMPORTANT: ensure polarities are properly connected for TMP and FLT inputs.
(1) ITR = Intrusion input end-of-line resistance.
(2) TTR = Technical input end-of-line resistance. In the example, the technical zone is used to supervise
system radio peripheral faults.
(3) The “installation connected” input/output is the status (armed/disarmed) of the hardwired control
panel.
Hardwired control panel
GND Voltage out-
put for auxi-
liary devices
Connected
installation
supervision
input/output (3)
Technical line
input/output
intrusion
inputs
+12V
external connection
GND
connected installation
C
technical line
C
C
tamper
intrusion 8 input
intrusion 7 input
intrusion 6 input
intrusion 5 input
intrusion 4 input
C
C
intrusion 3 input
intrusion 2 input
intrusion 1 input
C

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The installation menu has 4 sub-menus:
• Programming,
• Recognit. check,
• Erase,
• Test mode.
Press the receiver card “PROGRAM” button to access the installation menu.
The receiver exits the installation menu in the following cases:
• if the “EXIT” option is selected at the end of the installation menu,
- when the receiver box is closed and the tamper system activated,
- if the tand OK buttons are not pressed for 5 minutes.
3.3 Dip switches for parameter selection
3.4 Accessing the installation menu
(1) Using the receiver in tamper disabled mode means it is no longer compliant with IEC 79-2
Book 2.
IMPORTANT: the menu can only be accessed if the receiver box is open and if DIP1-1 (see
previous page) is positioned so as to disable the tamper system.
IMPORTANT: the receiver has 6 different languages and the factory-programmed language is
English. The first operation to be performed is to select the language.
IMPORTANT: do not forget that, as well as the DIP1-2 settings, the armed input operating
mode (ARS) requires the parameters in the “arm input” menu to be suitably configured (see
page 218).
DIP1-2 Arm input operation (ARS)
Input designed for positive voltage operation (factory setting)
Input designed for negative voltage operation
DIP1-1 Tamper protection against
opening/removal
Tamper control enabled
(factory setting)
Tamper control disabled (1)
Installing mode >
Programming
Installing mode >
Recognit. check
Installing mode >
Erase
Installing mode >
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Example: the first time the receiver is powered.
• When the receiver is powered, the screen displays:
“Tamper alarm”, in English, indicates that the box is open.
Tamper alarm >
thers ...
Installing mode >
Programming
2. Keep pressing OK until the screen displays:
The * character indicates the selected parameter in the current configuration.
Language:
English *
3. Press tand then OK. The screen displays:
The language selected is French.
Langue:
Francais *
4. Press OK. The screen displays:
All menus will now be configured in French.
Langue:
Francais
1. Press the PROGRAM button on the card. The receiver issues a beep and the screen
displays:
5. Press tand OK to exit the language selection menu.
IMPORTANT: this is the message displayed if the receiver has already been programmed in
French.
• Press tto scroll through the different options, including menu exit.
6. Keep pressing OK until the screen displays:
You are at the start of the installation menu.
Installing mode >
Programming
Installing mode >
Master reset
Installing mode >
< Exit
Installing mode >
Programming
Installing mode >
Recognit. check
Installing mode >
Erase
Installing mode >
Test mode

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Recognition programming enables the receiver to
recognise and memorise all the products (detectors
and control devices) making up the system.
During recognition programming, the receiver automatically allocates an
identification number.
The receiver can recognise up to 32 separate and
identified detectors. Each detector must be
programmed for recognition in one of the 8 zones
available. Thanks to the “auto-recognition”
function, the receiver automatically allocates the
zone (from 1 to 8) in which the detector will be recognised. This function is useful when there is a
limited number of detectors to be recognised (8 maximum) as each one can be associated with a
different zone.
Programming >
Recognition
Recognition >
Detectors
Installing mode >
Programming
Programming >
Recognition
4. Pr duct rec gniti n pr gramming
4.1 Detector recognition programming
INSTALLATION
MODE
IMPORTANT
• Before starting, select French as the menu language (factory-set for English).
• During the recognition procedure, there is no need to place the product to be programmed
too close to the receiver. In fact it is advisable to move it away slightly (at least 2 m from the
receiver).
• Before starting, it is advisable to choose the location points of the products and to make a
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Example 1: programming two products to be recognised, each in a different zone, using the
auto-recognition function
1. Select the display menu as shown below:
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
Recognit. Zone 1
ack detec. 01
3. Wait the 15 seconds or press the OK button. The screen displays:
Recognit. Zone 2
reception wait
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
5. Press the OK button to exit the function and return to the initial menu.
Recognit. Zone 2
ack detec. 02
2. Press the test button on the first product (or the button on the
remote control) until the receiver responds with a confirmation
beep (within 10 seconds max.).
)))))
or
4. Press the test button on the second product until the receiver
responds with a confirmation beep (within 10 seconds max.).
or
)))))
or
or
Make a note of the recognition programming performed on the installation sheet at
the back of this manual.
OK
Programming >
Recognition
OK
Recognition >
Detectors
OK
Detectors recog. >
Auto-recognition
Recognit. Zone 1
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Example 2: programming two products to be recognised in zone 3:
1. Select the display menu as shown below:
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
Recognit. Zone 3
ack detec. 01
3. Press the OK button. The screen displays:
Detectors recog. >
Zone 3
Recognit. Zone 3
reception wait
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
6. Press the tbutton several times to exit the menu.
Recognit. Zone 3
ack detec. 02
OK
2. Press the test button on the first product (or the button on the
remote control) until the receiver responds with a confirmation
beep (within 10 seconds max.).
4. Press the test button on the second product until the receiver
responds with a confirmation beep (within 10 seconds max.).
5. Press the OK button. The screen displays:
Detectors recog. >
Zone 3
)))))
or
or
)))))
or
or
Make a note of the recognition programming performed on the installation sheet at
the back of this manual.
OK
Programming >
Recognition
OK
Recognition >
Detectors
t
Detectors recog. >
Auto-recognition
t
Detectors recog. >
Zone 1
t
Detectors recog. >
Zone 2
OK
Detectors recog. >
Zone 3
Recognit. Zone 3
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The receiver can recognise up to 4 control
devices (remote controls or keypads) for
controlling the hardwired control panel. It
automatically allocates an identification number
(from 1 to 4) to each control device.
Example: recognition programming of two control devices.
1. Select the display menu as shown below:
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
Control 1
Acknowledged
3. Press the tbutton. The screen displays:
Control 2
reception wait
ƒThe screen shows confirmation of recognition programming:
Control 2
Acknowledged
Programming >
Recognition
Recognition >
Detectors
Recognition >
Control device
2. Press and hold the “OFF” key on the first control device (remote control
or keypad) until the receiver responds with a confirmation beep (within
10 seconds max.).
)))))
or
)))))
or
4. Now press and hold the “OFF” key on the second control device
(remote control or keypad) until the receiver responds with a
confirmation beep (within 10 seconds max.).
4.2 Control device recognition programming
IMPORTANT
• It is only possible to use control devices to control the hardwired control panel when the
hardwired control panel control output and connection status verification input are
connected.
• It is also possible to programme the remote control keys programmed with control codes 21,
23, 25, 27 and 33 to be recognised as “control devices” in order to control hardwired control
arming/disarming. To do this, please refer to the remote control manual.
• For a keypad to be recognised, it must be in “Installation” mode. When the keypad is
powered it is in “User” mode. To put it in “Installation” mode, follow the instructions
provided in the keypad manual.
OK
Programming >
Recognition
t
Recognition >
Detectors
OK
Recognition >
Control device
OK
Control recog. >
Auto-recognition
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This function is useful at the end of installation operations for checking
the list of recognised products. To check the list of recognised detectors,
go to the “Recognit. check”.
Select the menu as shown below:
Installing mode >
Programming
Installing mode >
Recognit. check
In this example, the recognition programming checking procedure shows that only two zones
have been configured for the receiver: detector n° 1 and n° 2 have been programmed for
recognition in zone 1 while detector n° 3 has been programmed for recognition in zone 2.v
5. Press the OK button. The screen displays:
6. Appuyer sur le bouton tpour sélectionner la sortie du menu.
Control recog. >
Auto-recognition
Example: list of zones configured and detectors recognised.
Make a note of
the recognition
programming
performed on the
installation sheet at the
back of this manual.
4.3 Checking recognition programming
IMPORTANT
• The only zones displayed are those with at least one recognised detector.
• The receiver does not have recognition programming checking functions for the remote
controls.
• Products are automatically numbered by the receiver, in chronological order of recognition
programming.
t
Installing mode >
Programming
OK
Installing mode >
Recognit. check
OK
Recognit. check >
Zone 1
t
Zone 1
Detector 01
t
Zone 1
Detector 02
OK
Zone 1
< Exit
t
Recognit. check >
Zone 1
OK
Recognit. check >
Zone 2
t
Zone 2
Detector 03
OK
Zone 2
< Exit
t
Recognit. check >
Zone 2
OK
Recognit. check
< Exit
OK
Installing mode >
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Each relay operates according to three parameters:
• break status (NC or NO),
• operating mode (MODE 1 to 3),
• activation time (2 to 8 s) for modes 2 and 3.
Whatever the break status (NC or NO), the intrusion output relays can be activated according to 3
operating modes:
• Repeat mode,
• Pulse mode,
• Combined mode.
Factory programming
Function Description
Menu language all LCD menus are in English
Alarm relay zones 1 to 8 normally closed relay, “combined” operation with 2 second pulses
Tamper relay normally closed relay, “combined” operation, radio failure alarm disabled
Fault alarm relay normally closed relay, “combined” operation
Arm/disarm relay relay closed on receipt of disarm/OFF command
Arm/disarm input input not used (list of events not managed)
Detectors detectors that may already be programmed for recognition are erased
Control devices control devices that may already be programmed for recognition are erased
List of events events that may have been recorded in the list are erased
5.1 Table of main factory-programmed functions
5.2 Intrusion output relay operating modes (Z1 to Z8)
IMPORTANT: the 8 intrusion output relays are factory-programmed for Combined Mode.
All receiver operating parameters are factory-programmed (see table below) for standard
operation and in compliance with applicable IEC 79-2 standards. owever, it is possible to
customise some parameters via the programming menu.
5. Pr gramming
INSTALLATION
MODE

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Note:
• td = 1 s. is the “non-activation” time,
• ta = 2 s. is the “activation” time,
• ti = 2 s. is the “disabling” time.
This mode combines the “repeat” and “pulse” modes. The output follows detector status. If a
detector triggers an alarm, the output will also show an alarm but as soon as other alarms are
triggered, the system generates a new pulse cycle preceded by a “non-activation” time (td).
This mode is suitable for operating our wireless detectors and most available hardwired
installations.
5.2.1 Combined Mode (MODE2)
Example 1:
Example 2:
alarm
activated alarm activated
pulse cycle pulse cycle
td ta ti td ta ti
alarm
activated
output
activated
alarm activated
Volumetric
detector
Contact
detector
Alarm
output status
alarm
activated alarm activated
pulse cycle
td ta ti
alarm
activated
output
activated output
activated
alarm activated
Volumetric
detector
Contact
detector
Alarm
output status

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5.2.2 Repeat Mode (MODE1)
In this mode, the output follows detector status. In other words, when a detector triggers an
alarm, the alarm also applies to the zone.
Example:
5.2.3 Pulse Mode (MODE3)
Following an alarm, an activation cycle begins. This cycle is made up of an “active period” and a
“disabled period”. During the “disabled period”, a new alarm does not trigger the relay. The pulse
mode has four activation times: 2, 4, 6 or 8 seconds, while the disable time is always 2 seconds.
Example 1:
Example 2:
alarm
activated alarm activated alarm activated alarm activated
output activated output
activated
alarm activated
Volumetric
detector
Contact
detector
Alarm
output status
alarm
activated
alarm activated
activated disabled
pulse
alarm
activated
activated disabled
pulse
alarm
activated
Detector
status
Alarm
output status
Detector
status
Alarm
output status

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Example: to change the zone 2 relay factory setting so that the relay is normally open and pulse
activation lasts 8 seconds (NO, MODE3, 8 sec.).
1. Select the menu as shown below in order to identify the relay to be changed:
2. The screen displays the current configuration
To change it, press the OK button. The screen displays:
Zone utputs 2
NC (N.Closed) *
3. Press the tbutton and then OK. The screen displays:
Zone utputs 2
N (N. pen) *
4. Press t3 times and then press OK. The screen displays:
Zone utputs 2
M DE3 *
5. Press t4 times and then press OK. The screen displays:
Zone utputs 2
8sec. *
6. Press the tbutton to continue and select menu exit.
It is possible to change the operating mode of
each intrusion output relay via the “Programming”
menu and the “Relay Zones” sub-menu in
“Installation” mode
5.3 Changing intrusion output relay operation (Z1 to Z8)
IMPORTANT: the * character at the end of the line indicates the selected parameter in the
current configuration.
OK
Installing mode >
Programming
t
Programming >
Language select
t
OK
t
Programming >
Recognition
Programming >
Zone utputs
Programming >
Zone utputs
Zone utputs 1 >
NC M DE2 2sec.
Zone utputs 2 >
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