DELTA DORE Pack TYXAL+ Access User manual

Quick installation guide
Pre-configured wireless 2-zone alarm pack
www.deltadore.com
Pack TYXAL+ Access
01/19

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Activation: main steps
Installing and mounting the products
star ng with:
- the CS 2000 TYXAL+ siren control unit
- the CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen keypad
- the DMB TYXAL+ mo on detectors
- 1 door/window magne c contact DO TYXAL+,
The TL 2000 TYXAL+ remote controls can be programmed (func ons of bu ons 1 and 2) and associated with the
control of control systems
Personalising the installation and products
- Naming the products
- Managing the opera ng zones
- Crea ng installer and user access codes. We strongly recommend that you create your own code (123456 on
ac va on).
- Adjus ng advanced se ngs...
For more detailed explana ons, refer to the system guide.
Create installer and user access codes
You must create your own codes (123456 on ac va on).
Adding additional products (if necessary)
Products that are not part of the Pack TYXAL+ Access must be associated with the system:
- connected home hub TYDOM 1.0, ...
- intruder detectors and technical detectors,
- keypad, badge reader, remote controls, etc.,
- indoor or outdoor siren, telephone transmi er, etc.,
To do this, refer to the “Adding products” chapter of the system guide.
Testing the installation
Overview of your installation
Close the alarm control unit
1
5
3
4
6
7
2
The products in the Pack TYXAL+ Access were associated in the fac-
tory so as to make them easier to install.
Thank you for purchasing this DELTA DORE alarm pack.
This quick installa on guide provides you with the basic installa on instruc ons for your products.
Refer to the system guide for an advanced installa on of your Pack.
The Pack TYXAL+ Access comprises:
- 1 CS 2000 TYXAL+ siren control unit,
- 2 TL 2000 TYXAL+ remote controls,
- 1 DMB TYXAL+ mo on detectors,
- 1 door/window magne c contact DO TYXAL+,
- 1 CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen keypad
Siren control unit
The control unit is the heart of the system
and manages all the informa on exchanged
between products.
It sets off the indoor siren in the event of an
alarm.
4-bu on remote controls
These enable the system to be ac vated or
deac vated totally or by zone.
Two bu ons (1 and 2) can be con gured for
control of the alarm by zone, the triggering
of a discreet or audible emergency alarm
or control of control systems (e.g. garage
door).
Mo on detectors
Wall-mounted, they detect any person
moving in the room where they are
installed and report this to the control unit.
The “standard” lens can be replaced with an
“animal” lens (supplied with the
product).
Door/window magne c contact
When installed on an opening, (door or
window), they report
any intrusion to the control unit.
Touch screen keypad
It is an essen al component and is used for
all the control ac ons of the installa on.
With its access code, it enables the system
to be ac vated or deac vated totally or by
zone. Wall-mounted, it informs you of the
system’s status.
It reads the last events occurring, shows
the indoor (measured by the keypad) and
outdoor temperature (if an outdoor siren is
associated with the control unit) and is used
to personalise the system.
DMB TYXAL+
DO TYXAL+
CS 2000 TYXAL+
CLT 8000
TYXAL+
TL 2000
TYXAL+

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Installing and mounting the products
1
1.1 CS 2000 TYXAL+ control unit
• Location
The alarm control unit should be installed:
- On a fl at surface, with enough space all around for installa on and
opening the ba ery cover.
- In the centre of the system and   ed in a high posi on to obtain the
best radio link (avoid basements).
- In an open area to obtain the best dispersion of sound for the inte-
grated siren.
- In a place diffi cult to locate by an intruder but easily accessed by the
user.
- In an area protected by an infrared mo on detector.
- At least 2 metres away from any other wireless transmi er
• Mounting
1
2
1
Remove protec ve tab Unscrew Separate the base from the rest of the siren
by pushing up and pulling toward you.
Separate the control
unit from the base.
Separate the parts
Incorrect Correct
Incorrect Correct
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1
2
C
B
A
D
!
B
B
A
C
D
2
Mark and drill holes
(A, B, C and D)
Fit the mount (screws A and B) to
the wall (do not  t screws C and D
at this point).
Fit the base back on to the moun ng bracket
and secure it with the screws (C and D).
=Tamper alarm on opening. Important: do not damage this part of the
support (required for the tamper alarm). Screw back with care.
Fit the moun ng bracket
Lithium battery
Bloc pile 2x3.6V, LSH 20
ref. 6416222
3Connect the ba ery unit
1.2 CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen key-
pad
• Location
It is advisable to install the touch screen keypad:
- inside,
- near one of the main entrances, if possible protected by an intrusion
detector (e.g. DMB TYXAL+),
- The user must have easy access and it can be mounted on a wall at a
height of 1.50 m,
- Avoid proximity with metal surfaces or an electrical switchboard.
Important: if the touch screen keypad is protected by a detector (door/
window or mo on), you must use a delayed triggering for the detec-
tor when ac va ng it.
• Mounting
❶ Separate the 2
parts of the unit.
❷Mark and drill holes D1, D2 and D3.
Mount the base using screws V1, V2 and V3.
!Do not damage or lose the rubber part
C
(required for the tamper alarm).
1
2
!
UP HAUT
!
C
1V1
V2
V3
D3D2
D1
Lithium battery
3 x LS 14500 3,6 V
2 3
Ø max = 3 mm
❸ Fit the ba ery unit, observing the right
polarity.
Close and lock the unit.
~1,50 m

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Installing and mounting the products
1
1.3 DMB TYXAL+ motion detector
DMB TYXAL+ uses infrared (heat) to detect any moving presence in the room. It has 2 removable lenses:
- no. 1: standard (  ed on the product supplied).
- no. 2: animal immunity (does not detect animals of a certain size,
or household appliances such as robot vacuum cleaners).
• Location
The mo on detector must preferably be placed in a corner:
- prevent any source of heat or mo on of a hot body nearby (convector,  replace, ...),
- the  eld of detec on must be clear of any obstacles (curtain, cupboard, etc.),
- the detector must not be poin ng at an opening to the outside (window),
- you can cross the beams of 2 detectors,
- the detector must be installed between 2.20 m and 2.40 m from the fl oor.
For a greater height, use a RO DMB ball joint
(unless with the animal immunity lens).
- For op mum use, the room must be clear and larger than 9 m² (3 x 3).
• Field of detection/Restrictions
The diff erence between body temperature and room temperature can aff ect detec on sensi vity. Detec on with the stan-
dard lens is more sensi ve than with the animal immunity lens.
The sensi vity can be adjusted according to three levels A, B, C.. This enables be er adapta on to various types of ani-
mals or un mely detec ons to be corrected (sensi vity A by default).
• Animal immunity
Zone not authorised for animals
Zone authorised for animals ≤ than 10 kg
Zone authorised for animals (see details A1, A2, A3)
If there are several animals, add their weights together.
Example 1: A French bulldog that weighs 15 kg and 30 cm in height.
It is a short-haired dog that will generate detec on with sensi vity A but
not sensi vity B or C.
Example 2: A Bichon dog that weighs 10 kg and 30 cm in height generates
no detec on. Sensi vity A is recommended.
No.2
A1 A2 A3
Long coated
✔
✔
✔
Medium coated
✔ ✔ -
Short coated
✔
- -
Fur authorised zone A
1 m mini
!
V3,V7,V8 = Tamper alarm on opening.
Important: do not damage or lose the rubber part (required for
the tamper alarm).
30 kg20 kg10 kg0 kg
0 cm
10 cm
20 cm
30 cm
40 cm
50 cm
60 cm
40 kg 50 kg
A1
A2 A3
30 kg20 kg10 kg0 kg
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20 cm
30 cm
40 cm
50 cm
60 cm
40 kg 50 kg
A1
A2 A3
30 kg20 kg10 kg0 kg
0 cm
10 cm
20 cm
30 cm
40 cm
50 cm
60 cm
40 kg 50 kg
A1
A2 A3
Sensitivity B= Standard sensitivity
Sensitivity A= High sensitivity (+25%)
Sensitivity C= Low sensitivity (-25%)
Side view
Side view
Top view Top view
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2,30m
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4m
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2,30m
H
!
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8 m
90°
A
B
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50 cm
60 cm
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A1
A2 A3
C
10 m8 m6 m4 m2 m0 m
0,6 m
1,6 m
2,3 m
≤ 10 Kg
• Mounting
❶Open the unit.
❷ Mark and drill the holes according to the loca on
of the detector (see below
A
,
B
,
C
or
D
)
❸ Mount it on the wall
• Change the lens
Example: you want to replace the standard lens by the “animal” lens.
• Activation
❶ Press and hold the T2 bu on while inser ng the ba ery.
❷ Release it when the LED begins to fl ash.
Note: 1 fl ash = sensi vity A (by default), 2 fl ashes = sensi vity B, 3 fl ashes = sensi vity C.
❸ Briefly press the T1 button to switch from one sensitivity to the other.
Note: The selec on must be made within 8 seconds a er the ba ery is inserted.
❹ Wait for the LED to stop flashing. The selected sensitivity is saved.
❺ Use a screwdriver to close the unit.
1
V1
V2
V3
V4
V5
V6
V7
V8
V9
V10
2
!
V6
V8
V9
V2
V3
V4
V1
V5
V7
V10
V2
V8
V9
ABCD
3
Ø max = 3 mm
1
n°1 n°2
2
!
3
❶ Push the stops to li off and re-
move the lens.
❷ Fit the new lens. ❸ Be careful not to touch the sensor.
Do not use ball joint RO DMB (P/N: 6416221) with the animal immunity lens.
15
234
T2
T1
< 8 s
A
BC
OFF
... ... ...
... ...
... ...
A
B
C
Lithium Battery - AA
LS 17500 - 3,6 V

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Installing and mounting the products
1
1.5 Configuring a TL 2000 TYXAL+
remote control
Bu ons 1 and 2 can be programmed separately.
You can therefore mix the func ons.
Examples:
(1Mode A ,2Mode C );
(1Mode D ,2Mode E );
(1Mode A ,2Mode D )...
Ask your installer for the appropriate equipment if you want
openings to be controlled.
1.4 Door/window magnetic contact DO TYXAL+
The DO TYXAL+ Detects when a door or window is opened
and reports this to the alarm control unit.
• Location
N°1 do not separate wedges A1 and A2 before assembly.
N°1 and N°2 do not trigger a tamper alarm on opening.
• Magnet triggering distances
• Mounting
❶Separate the 2 parts of the unit.
❷Mark and drill holes D1, D2, D3 and D4.
❸Mount on the wall using screws V1, V2, V3 and V4.
!
Do not damage or lose the rubber part
C
(required for the tamper alarm).
N°4
A B
A
N°5
A B
A B1
N°6
A
B
N°3
B
B1
B2
A
N°1 A1
A2
B
N°2 A2
AB
A
A1 A2 B2 B1
A B
B2
B1
B
Clic
Clic
Y
ZX1
X2
A
B
Y
Z
X1
X2
21
17
mm
17
33
15
9
17
24
17
15
15
29
10
5
14
20
< 5mm
A
B
• Activation
Insert the ba ery, observing the right polarity.
Check that the rubber part is present before closing up the detector.
Lithium battery - AA
LS 14500 3,6 V
A
D3
D4
V4
1 2 3
V3
Ø max
3 mm
!
V1
V2
D1
D2
1 2 3
C
Ø max
3 mm
You can ac vate or deac vate the alarm system with the
remote control.
Depending on the con gura on de ned with your installer,
bu ons 1 and 2 can be programmed and have
diff erent func ons (see table opposite).
Ac va-
 on
Bu on 1
programmable
Bu on 2
programmable
LED
Deac va on
the alarm
Button 1Button 2
Mode A
Alarm control by zone
ON/OFF zone 1
(e.g. Floor)
ON/OFF zone 2
(e.g. Ground floor)
Mode B
Triggering of an emergency
alarm with siren
SOS
Transmitter
without audible signalling
Mode C
Triggering of an emergency
alarm with siren
+
SOS
Transmitter call + audible alert
Mode D
Pulse control of a control
system or lighting x1
Mode E ON/OFF
ON/OFF control for lighting or
roller shutters
1
2

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Close the alarm control unit
2
B
C
1
2
1 2
❶Replace the cover of the
siren
❷Screw in the closing screw
and replace the protec ve tab
Installing and mounting the products
1
Configuring buons 1 and 2
❶Press the 1
2
and
1
2 bu ons
simultaneously for
5 seconds un l the LED changes to
orange.
❷Press the 1
2
or
1
2bu on.
The LED fl ashes.
Then, press the 1
2
or
1
2 bu on briefl y as many
 mes as necessary, select the required opera ng
mode to apply: Mode A: 1 fl ash, Mode B:
2 fl ashes, ..., Mode E: 5 fl ashes.
❸Press the ON
OFF
bu on
to con rm.
The LED changes to
green.
1 2
or
1 2
Mode A
Mode B
Mode C
Mode E
Mode D
> 5s
123
1 2
or
1 2
or
1 2
or
1 2
or
ON
... ... ...
... ...
... ...
... ...
... ...

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Name
Ok
A
Back
Create
Ok
Installer code
Restricted code
User code
Back
Create
Ok
Installer code
User code
Back
Restricted code
Create
Ok
Installer code
Restricted code
Back
User code
Restricted code
Ok
New
User code 2
User code 1
Back
Restricted code
New
User code 2
User code 1
Back
Access codes
Access level
Ok
Create
Back
Delete
Remove all codes
Confirm ?
YesNo
Remove code
Confirm ?
YesNo
Installer code
XXXXXX
Name
Back
Restricted code
XXXXXX
Name
Back
Name
Ok
A
Back
Delete
Ok
User code
Back
Restricted code
Remove code
Ok
User 1
Back
User 2
Assign zone
Zone 3
Ok
Zone 1
Zone 2
Sélect.
Assign zone
Zone 3
Ok
Zone 1
Zone 2
Sélect.
Settings
Programming
Ok
Back
Download
Access codes
Name
Ok
A
Back
User code
XXXXXX
Name
Back
Access code
XXXXXX
Ok
SOS
12
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SOS Settings
OFF
Enter your code
Info Settings
My house
OFF
25/11/1712:48
4
5
3
• from the installer code
❶ Enter the installer code (123456, by default) and conrm with OK.
❷ Press Sengs, select the menu: Access code, then conrm with OK.
❸ To create a code, select
the menu: Create > ...,
then conrm with OK.
- Installer code: enter the installer
code and name it,
then conrm with OK.
- User code: enter the user
code and name it,
then conrm with OK.
- Restricted code: select an
exisng user code or create a
new code (by naming it),
then assign it to one (or more)
zone or zones, then conrm with OK.
❹ To delete one code or all
codes (❺),select the menu
«Delete» or «Delete all»,
then conrm with Yes.
Creating your access codes
3
• General
Possible acons Simple user code Advanced user code
Language selecon X X
Clock seng (date, me, etc.) X X
Download X X
Programming X
Changing/naming a user access code X X
Acvang/Deacvang a product X X
Naming a product X X
Changing sound levels X
Seng the brightness of the CLT8000 screen X X
Seng the brightness of the CLT8000 buons X X
Acvang/deacvang the beeps of the CLT8000 buons X X
Naming the zones X X
Programming the call numbers X
Incoming calls (dual call/number of rings) X X
SMS alert to relaves X X
SIM card (PIN/PUK codes) X
Acvang/deacvang the auto aendant (transmier) X X
The access codes (6 digits) are recorded in the alarm control unit. You congure the access codes once with the
CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen keypad and the other products (keypads or transmiers) recognise these codes
automacally. You do not need to congure the codes on each product.
You have:
- 1 «installer» code (123456 on acvaon). It is strongly recommended that you create your own code.
- 10 «user» or «restricted» codes. You must create at least one.
• The installer code enables all the control and conguraon acons for the system.
From the installer code, you can create or remove all codes (user and installer).
It can shut down the system only if the system was acvated by an installer code.
• The user code enables the control acons and a few conguraon acons. There are 2 access levels «Simple» and
«Advanced» (see table below).
• Restricted code: a user code can be of the restricted type, that is to say that it only gives access to the ON and OFF
commands of the zones with which it is associated (e.g. maintenance personnel, delivery, etc.).
• Zones must have previously been created to create restricted codes.
• With the «Delete all» menu, all the «user» codes are deleted and the «installer» code is set to its default value
(123456).
• To modify a «user» code from the installer code, you must rst delete, then recreate it.
Wrong code entered: The keypad is locked for 90 seconds aer ve aempts to enter the wrong code.
If there are many aempts to enter a wrong code (21 maximum), an alarm cycle will be triggered.

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• Add your telephone/tablet to the alarm system
Run the TYDOM applica on and follow the instruc ons.
• TYDOM 1.0 LEDs ?
Informaon and support
LED System status
Pulsing green System accessible locally and remotely, user
connected
Green on and
steady
System accessible locally and remotely
Pulsing orange System accessible locally, user connected
Orange on and
steady
System accessible locally
Red on and
steady
No IP address allocated
Diagnosc funcon
Briefly press the buon
(LED displays for 10 seconds)
Flashing yellow Fixed IP OK
Flashing blue DHCP OK / Upnp OK
Flashing
blue (2x)
DHCP OK / Upnp Error
Check the Upnp acvaon on the BOX
Flashing
blue (3x)
DHCP in progress
Check the DHCP acvaon on the BOX
Flashing red No network connecon
Check the Ethernet link
Advanced func ons
Fixed IP -> DHCP
Press the buon for at least 3 seconds
LED Acon
Flashing
magenta (slowly)
Release the buon
(before 15 seconds)
Preferably use the TYDOM applica on to access this func on.
Delete password
Press the buon for at least 15 seconds
LED Acon
Flashing
magenta (rapidly)
Release the buon
(before 30 seconds)
RESET
Press the buon for at least 30 seconds
LED Acon
System status
Release the buon
Use of DHCP
Password deleon
Associaon removal
1
1
2
OFF
ON
Etage
Marche
Garage
Arrêt
Alarme
Accueil Ma maison Plan Photos
1
Alarme
Adding additional products (if necessary)
4
Products that are not part of the TYXAL+ Access Pack must be associated
with the system:
- intruder detectors and technical detectors,
- keypad, badge reader, remote controls, etc.,
- indoor siren, telephone transmi er, etc.,
To do this, refer to the «Adding products» chapter of the system guide.
Example: a connected home hub TYDOM 1.0
• TYDOM 1.0 installation
❶ Connect your TYDOM 1.0 depending on your system
❷ Download the TYDOM applica on
- Depending on your device: Connect to Google play or App Store
- Find and download the free ‘TYDOM’ applica on
- Ac vate the WIFI connec on on your smartphone or tablet.
❸ Con guring the TYDOM applica on
- You will need the last 6 characters of the MAC address of your
TYDOM 1.0.
- Open the TYDOM applica on.
- Enter the 6 characters (upper case) in the ‘login’ eld, then enter your
password (minimum 8 alphanumeric characters).
- Press the ‘Connect’ bu on.
- The home screen appears.
You are now connected.
_
MAC : 001A25xxxxxx
MAC : 001A25FFFF123456
MAC : 001A25xxxxxx
Identifier:
_
Password: Connect
ON
C
1
1
2
BOX ADSL
BOX
ADSL
1
2
3
Android™ and Google play are Google Inc trademarks. IOS™ is a
Cisco Systems Inc trademark. WiFi is a Wireless Ethernet
Compa bility Alliance trademark.

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Testing the installation
6
Test under operating conditions
Test your installa on under actual opera ng condi ons by triggering an alarm
with each of your detectors.
During this test, you must take the “exit  mer” into account to achieve eff ec ve
surveillance (up to 90 seconds).
Test the motion detectors
The mo on detector stores each passage in the detec on
zone for 90 seconds (whether or not the system is on).
For the test, enable the surveillance from a point where you will not be detected.
Wait for 2 minutes before entering the detec on zone
(irrespec ve of the exit  mer).
Whenever the system is ac vated or deac vated, the alarm control unit sends a
series of beeps indica ng that an event (mo on detec on in this case) has
occurred. You can view this on a touch screen keypad.
To clear the event:
Press and hold the remote control’s OFF bu on for 5 seconds.
The control unit emits beeps when pressed, then a series of beeps a er 5 seconds.
Release.
The event is cleared.
OFF
5s
Bip, Bip
Bip, Bip,..Bip
Personalising the installation and the products
5
The CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen keypad allows all the personalisa on opera ons of the system.
The following menus can be accessed by the installer code.
The CLT 8000 TYXAL+ touch screen keypad can be used for all ac va on ac ons.
Deac vate the tamper alarm (see § Deac va ng the tamper alarm, system guide) and separate it
from its wall mount.
Example: DMB TYXAL+ motion detector
• Name the products
❶ Enter the installer code (123456, by default) and con rm with OK.
❷Press Se ngs, select the menu:
Installa on > Products > Con gure, then con rm with OK.
❸ Press the bu on of the product to rename or select it
from the list of products by clicking on “Browse”
(see table below), then con rm with OK.
❹ Once the product is iden  ed, select the
“Name” menu, then con rm with OK.
❺You can choose a name from the list
(recommended), then a number (op onal)
or personalise (❻) the product name by entering a new name.
Con rm with OK.
• Entry timer on intrusion detectors (immediate/delayed triggering)
❶ Enter the installer code (123456, by default) and con rm with OK.
❷ Press Se ngs, select the menu:
Installa on > Products > Con gure, then con rm with OK.
❸ Press the bu on of the product to change or select it
from the list of products by clicking on “Browse”,
then con rm with OK.
❹ Once the product is iden  ed, select the “Entry  mer” menu, then con rm with OK.
❺ Select the type of triggering:
immediate or delayed (5 to 45 seconds), then con rm with OK.
Installation
Zones
Door chime
Ok
Products
Back
O
Name
Master bedrm
Ok
Bedroom
Child’s bedrm
Back
Configure
BrowseBack
the product
Press the button of
Products
Ok
Activate/deactivate
Back
Add
Configure
Name
Reception
Alley
Personalise
Back
DMB 0 AD AD
Ok
Back
Tamper alarm
Entrance timer
Name
45
6
Settings
Clock
Languages
Ok
Back
Installation
Ok
Access codes
XXXXXX
Ok
SOS
or Browse
Configure
Ok
Back
CLT 0 54 22
DMB 0 AD AD
1
3
2
CS 0 54 89
Number
0 0
Ok
Back
Name
C a m e r y a n na
Ok
Back
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SOS Settings
OFF
Enter your code
Info
Settings
My house
OFF
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abc def
jklghi mno
tuvpqrs wxyz
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SOS Réglages
OFF
45
Entrance timer
Immédiate >
Ok
Back
DMB 0 AD AD
Ok
Back
Tamper alarm
Name
Entrance timer Entrance timer
< 5 s >
Ok
Back
Entrance timer
< 45 s >
Ok
Back
Immediate: if a presence is detected, the alarm is immediately
triggered.
Delayed: if a presence is detected, the alarm is triggered a er a
delay (set from 5 to 45 seconds) to give the user  me to deac-
 vate the alarm, a er entering the building (e.g. ac va on or
deac va on with a wall-mounted touch screen keypad).
During this  me, the alarm control unit emits warning beeps.
• If the detector is in delayed triggering mode, the control unit
will only set off the alarm a er a programmed  me (up to 45
seconds).
During this  me, it will emit warning beeps.
• If the alarm control unit does not sound, take another look at
the installa on or associa on of the detector.
• If the installa on is equipped with a transmi er, check that the
detec on triggers a call cycle to the programmed numbers.
OFF
ON
2'
Ac vate the
surveillance system
outside of the
detec on zone
Enter the detec on
zone
Wait for 2 minutes
Stop the
alarm
Beep,
Beep
Alarm control unit
sets off the siren

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Technical Characteristics
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Siren alarm control unit CS 2000 TYXAL+
- Power supplied by: two 3,6V / 26 Ah lithium baeries
- Class III insulaon
- Stand-by consumpon: 10 μA max. / Average consumpon in transmis-
sion mode: 25 mA max. / Average consumpon in alarm mode: 1,4 A
max.
- 10-year life under normal use. Low baery voltage: < 2,7 V
-
868,7 -> 869,2 MHz and 868 -> 868,6 MHz transmission frequencies
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Wireless alarm equipment
- Environmental class I
- 1.000.000 possible codes
- Maximum number of associated products: 16
- Number of events recorded: 1250
- Sound level at 1 m: 109 dBA +/-2
- Tamper alarm on opening and dislodging
- Indoor use only
- Degree of protecon: IP40 - IK06
- Operang temperature: +5°C to +40°C
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Humidity range: 75%
- Dimensions: 176 x 268,5 x 59,5 mm
- Weight (with baery): 900 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II
Wireless touch screen keypad CLT 8000
TYXAL+
- Power supplied by: three LS14500 - 3,6V / 7,8 Ah lithium baeries
- Class III insulaon
- Stand-by consumpon: <10 μA max.
- Average consumpon in transmission mode: 120 mA max.
- 10-year life under normal use.
-
868,7 -> 869,2 MHz and 868 -> 868,6 MHz MHz transmission frequencies
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Wireless alarm equipment
- Environmental class 2
- Tamper alarm on opening and dislodging
- Indoor use only
- Degree of protecon: IP31 - IK06
- Operang temperature: -10°C to +55°C
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Humidity range: 75%
- Dimensions: 89 x 168 x 28 mm
- Weight (with baery): 270 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II
Wireless door/window magnetic contacts DO
TYXAL+
- Power supplied by: one LS 14500 - 3,6V lithium baeries
- Class III insulaon
- Stand-by consumpon: 5 μA max.
- Average consumpon in transmission mode: 26 mA max.
- 10-year life under normal use.
-
868,7 -> 869,2 MHz and 868 -> 868,6 MHz MHz transmission frequencies
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Wireless alarm equipment
- Environmental class 2
- Tamper alarm on opening and dislodging
- Degree of protecon: IP30 - IK04
- Operang temperature: -10°C to +55°C
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Humidity range: 75%
- Dimensions:
For xed part 20,5 x 98,3 x 24,5 mm,
For moving part 12 x 98,3 x 24,5 mm
- Weight (with baery): 66 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II
Wireless dual lens motion detector DMB
TYXAL+
- Power supplied by: one LS 17500 - 3,6V lithium baeries
- Class III insulaon
- Stand-by consumpon: 5 μA max.
- Average consumpon in transmission mode: 26 mA max.
- 10-year life under normal use.
-
868,7 -> 869,2 MHz and 868 -> 868,6 MHz MHz transmission frequencies
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Wireless alarm equipment
- Environmental class 2
- Tamper alarm on opening and dislodging
- Degree of protecon: IP30 - IK04
- Operang temperature: -10°C to +55°C
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Humidity range: 75%
- Dimensions: 67,8 x 77,3 x 45,3 mm
- Weight (with baery): 90 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II
Wireless remote control for alarms and/or
control systems TL 2000 TYXAL+
- Power supplied by: one CR2430 - 3V lithium baeries
- Class III insulaon
- Stand-by consumpon: 0,6 μA max. / Average consumpon in transmis-
sion mode: 23 mA max.
- 10-year life under normal use.
-
868,7 -> 869,2 MHz and 868 -> 868,6 MHz MHz transmission frequencies
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Wireless alarm equipment
- Environmental class 2
- Degree of protecon: IP32
- Operang temperature: -10°C to +55°C
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Humidity range: 75%
- Dimensions: 42 x 65 x 8 mm
- Weight (with baery): 25 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II
TYDOM 1.0 (connected home hub) - Optional
- Adaptor power supply: Input 100-240V~, 50-60 Hz, 0,3 A;
Output 5V=, 1A
- Class II insulaon
- 868,7 -> 869,2 MHz transmission frequency
- Wireless range from 100 to 300 metres outside, varies depending on the
associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installaon
condions and the electromagnec environment)
- Degree of protecon: IP30 - IK04
- Operang temperature: -10°C to +40°C
- Storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C
- Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 30 mm
- Weight (with baery): 472 grams.
- Maximum radio power < 10 mW
- Receiver category II

Overview of your installation
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Acvaon date: ..................................... Name and stamp of installer: .....................................
Items of the pack:
Type Name No. or name of
zone
Immediate/delayed
triggering Comment (e.g. location)
Example:
Motion detector
DMB 0 01 02
or Corridor 1 Zone 1 or Home Delayed (30 s) Ground floor corridor
Control unit
Touch screen keypad
Remote controls
« « «
Motion detectors
« « «
Additional items:
Type Name No. or name of
zone
Immediate/delayed
triggering Comment (e.g. location)
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