Dsc Ws900 User manual

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WS900

Self-Contained Wireless Security System

V1.0 User Manual

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WARNING:Thismanualcontainsinformationonlimitationsregardingproductuseandfunctionand

informationonthelimitationsastoliabilityofthemanufacturer.Readtheentiremanualcarefully.

Including 3G7090 and LT7090 Cellular Alarm Communicator

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1.0AboutYourSecuritySystem 3

1.1FireDetection 3

1.2CarbonMonoxideDetection 3

1.3Testing 3

1.4Monitoring 3

1.5Maintenance 4

2.0GeneralSystemOperation 5

2.1IntegratedKeypad 5

2.2PanelIndicators 5

2.3ImportantNotice 9

2.4LanguageSelection 9

2.5SystemModels 9

3.0ArmingtheSystem 10

3.1StayArming 10

3.2SilentExitDelay 10

3.3AwayArming 10

3.4QuickExit 11

3.5ArmingErrorsandExitFaults 11

3.5.1ArmingError 11

3.5.2AudibleExitFault 11

3.6AlarmCancelWindow 11

3.7BypassZones 12

3.8BypassGroup 12

4.0DisarmingtheSystem 13

4.1DisarmingError 13

5.0UsingWirelessKeys 14

6.0EmergencyKeys 15

6.1Two-WayAudioOperation 15

6.2Intrusion(Burglary)AlarmContinuousSiren 15

6.3WhenAlarmSounds 16

6.4FireAlarmPulsedSiren(Temporal3) 16

6.5CarbonMonoxide(CO)Alarm 16

7.0ManagingUsers 17

7.1AccessCodeTypes 17

7.2Level1Access(Supervisor/Administrator) 17

7.3Level2Access(Basic/StandardUser) 18

7.4Level3Access(Maintenance/Guest) 18

8.0ViewingTroublesontheIntegratedKeypad 19

8.1AlarmMemory 20

9.0TestingYourSystem 21

9.1SystemTest 21

10.0SafetyInstructions 22

10.1RegularMaintenanceandTroubleshooting 23

10.2CleaningandMaintenance 23

11.0LocatingDetectorsandEscapePlan 24

11.1SmokeDetectors 24

11.2FireEscapePlanning 25

11.3CarbonMonoxideDetectors 26

12.0InstallerWarning 27

12.0RegulatoryAgencyStatements 28

13.0ReferenceSheets 30

13.1SystemInformation 30

13.2ServiceContactInformation 30

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Chapter 1.0 About Your Security System

1.0 About Your Security System

Readthismanualcarefullyandhaveyourinstallerinstructyouonyoursystem'soperationandon

whichfeatureshavebeenimplementedinyoursystem.Allusersofthissystemshouldbefully

instructedinitsuse.FillouttheSystemInformationpagewithallofyourzoneinformationand

accesscodes,andstorethismanualinasafeplaceforfuturereference.

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Note:TheWS900securitysystemincludesspecificfalsealarmreductionfeaturesandisclassified

inaccordancewithANSI/SIACP-01-2014ControlPanelStandard-FeaturesforFalseAlarm

Reduction.Consultyourinstallerforfurtherinformationregardingthefalsealarmreductionfea-

turesbuiltintoyoursystem,asthismanualdoesnotcoverallfeatures.

1.1 Fire Detection

Thissystemcanmonitorfiredetectiondevices,suchassmokedetectors,andprovideawarningifa

fireconditionisdetected.Goodfiredetectiondependsonhavinganadequatenumberofdetectors

placedinappropriatelocations.ThisequipmentmustbeinstalledinaccordancewithNFPA72

(N.F.P.A.,BatterymarchPark,QuinceyMA02269).CarefullyreviewtheFamilyEscapePlanning

guidelinesinthismanual.

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Note:Yourinstallermustenableandconfigurethisfeature.

1.2 Carbon Monoxide Detection

Thissystemcanmonitorcarbonmonoxidedetectorsandprovideawarningifcarbonmonoxideis

detected.ReadtheFamilyEscapePlanningguidelinesinthismanualandtheinstructionsforthecar-

bonmonoxidedetector.

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Note:Yourinstallermustenableandconfigurethisfeature.

1.3 Testing

Testyoursystemweeklytoensurethatyoursystemfunctionsasintended.RefertotheTestingyour

Systemsectioninthismanual.Ifyoursystemdoesnotfunctionproperly,callyourinstallationcom-

panyforservice.

1.4 Monitoring

Thissystemcantransmitalarms,troublesandemergencyinformation.Ifyouinitiateanalarmby

mistake,immediatelycallthecentralstationtopreventanunnecessaryresponse.

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lYourinstallermustenablethemonitoringfunctionbeforeitisfunctional.

lConsultwithyourinstallertodetermineifyoursystemisconfiguredwithacommunicator

delay.Acommunicatordelaypreventsareporttothecentralstationifthecontrolpanelis

unsetwithin30-45secondsafteranintrusionalarmistriggered.Notethatfire-typealarms

arenormallyreportedwithoutadelay.

lEnsurethatyourinstallerverifiesthatyoursystemiscompatiblewiththeCentralStation

Receiverformatatyearlyintervals.

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1.5 Maintenance

Withnormaluse,thesystemrequiresminimummaintenance.Notethefollowingpoints:

lDonotwashthesecurityequipmentwithawetcloth.Lightdustingwithaslightly

moistenedclothremovesnormalaccumulationsofdust.

lReplacethestandbybatteryevery3-5years.

WARNING!Donotattempttoreplacethebatteryoropentheenclosure,asthereisariskofelec-

tricshockorfire.

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Forothersystemdevicessuchassmokedetectors,passiveinfrared,ultrasonicormicrowavemotion

detectors,orglassbreakdetectors,consultthemanufacturer’sliteraturefortestingandmain-

tenanceinstructions.

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Chapter 2.0 General System Operation

2.0 General System Operation

Yoursecuritysystemcomprisesanintegratedalarmcontrol/panelandvarioussensorsanddetectors.

Thepanelismountedbythemainentry/exitlocation.Thesystemisself-contained;electronicsand

standbybatteryarehousedwithintheunit.

Note:Ensurethatonlytheinstalleroraserviceprofessionalhasaccesstothesystem.

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Thesecuritysystemhasseveralzonesofareaprotection.Eachofthesezonescommunicatestoone

ormorewirelesssensors,suchasmotiondetectors,glassbreakdetectors,doorcontacts,etc.A

sensorinalarmisindicatedbymessagesontheWS900mobilephoneuserapplication.

AdditionalfeaturesincludeAutomaticInhibit(SwingerShutdown)foralarm,TamperandTrouble

signalsafterthreeoccurrencesinagivensetperiod,andaprogrammableKeypadLockoutoption.

ForSIACP-01classifiedinstallations,theswingershutdownfeatureisprogrammedsuchthatone

ortwotripsshutsdownthezone.Thezoneisrestoredafteramanualresetbyenteringtheaccess

codeatthetimeofdisarmingthealarmsystem,oritisresetautomaticallyafter48hourswithno

tripsonanyzones.

2.1 Integrated Keypad

TheWS900systemincludesacapacitivetouchintegratedkeypadwith16keys:numbers0thru9,*,

#,Fire,Auxiliary,Panic(FAP),andshift(uparrow).

Innormaloperation,thekeypadremainsdimwhennotinuse.Whenauserisincloseproximity,the

numberkeysilluminate.

Note:TheFAPkeysdonotilluminateunlesstheshiftkeyistapped.SeetheEmergencyKeyssec-

tionformoreinformation.

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Note:Thekeypadcanonlybeusedforarming,disarming,andthelocalFAP.Thesamefunctions

areavailablewhenswitchingbetweenpartitions.

2.2 Panel Indicators

TheWS900systemincludesaseriesofilluminatedpointsourcestatusindicators.Thereisamin-

imumofsevenindicators:

lFoursingle-colorLEDs

lThreebi-colorLEDs(redandgreen)

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Item Description

1 PowerLED

2 ReadytoArmLED

3 ArmedLED

4 TroubleLED

5 WiFiSignalStrengthLED

6 CellularSignalStrengthLED

7 RemoteConnectionLED

8 Microphone

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Power

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady ACpoweriscurrentlyconnectedtothesystem.

Flashing SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

OFF Thisindicatesthefollowingconditions:

lThesystemisnotpoweredON.

lNOACisconnectedandthesystemisoper-

atingonthebackupbattery.

lNOACisconnectedandthebackupbattery

isdischarged..

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Ready to Arm

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady Thepartitionisreadytoarm.

OFF Thesystemisnotreadytoarm.

Flashing SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

 InstallerWalkTest

Ready,Trouble,andArmLEDsflashatthesame

time.

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Armed

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady Thepartitionisarmed..

Flashing ThesysteminAlarm.

Note:SilentalarmsorpanicdonotflashtheAlarm

LED.

SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

InstallerWalkTest

Ready,Trouble,andArmLEDsflashatthesame

time.

OFF Thepartitionisdisarmed

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Trouble

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady Asystemtroubleispresent.

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Flashing

[cadenceof500ms

On/500msOFF]

[*][2]TheTroublemenuisaccessed.

Flashing

[cadenceof250ms

ON/250msOFF/250ms

ON/750msOFF]

Thesystemisinthesecond-levelsubmenu.

Flashing

[cadenceof250ms

ON/250msOFF/250ms

ON/750msOFF]

Thesystemisinthethird-levelsubmenu.

Flashing SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

Flashing InstallerWalkTest

Ready,Trouble,andArmLEDsflashatthesame

time.

OFF Systemtroublesarecleared.

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WiFi Signal Strength

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady(green) Theradioisactivewithastrongsignalconnection.

ONSteady(yellow) Theradioisactivewithaweaksignalconnection.

ONSteady(red) Thereisnosignal.

ONFlashing(red). Therewashardwarenetworkreset.

Flashesredforseveral

seconds,thenflashes

green

SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

OFF ClientModeisOFF.

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Cellular Signal Strength

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady(green)

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Cellularisactivewithastrongsignalcon-

nection.

ONSteady(yellow)

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Cellularisactivewithaweaksignalcon-

nection.

ONSteady(red) Thereisnosignalornoconnection,buta

connectionisexpected.

Flashesredforafewseconds,

thenflashesgreen

SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

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Remote Connection Status

Status Light LED indicator Description

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ONSteady(green) ThelinkisactivewithTycoOnorthirdparty

server.

ONFlash(red) Thelinkactivatesbutfailstocommunicatewith

TycoOnorthirdpartyserver.

OFF ThelinkisnotyetactivewithTycoOnorthird

partyserver..

ONFlash(green) ThelinkisactiveTycoOnorthirdpartyserver

andInstallerAccessisavailable.

Flashesredforafew

seconds,thenflashesgreen

SystemTest

AllstatusLEDsflashatthesametime.

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2.3 Important Notice

Asecuritysystemcannotpreventemergencies.Itisonlyintendedtoalertyouandyourcentralsta-

tion,ifapplicable,toanemergencysituation.Securitysystemsaregenerallyveryreliable,butthey

maynotworkunderallconditionsandtheyarenotasubstituteforprudentsecuritypracticesorlife

andpropertyinsurance.Yoursecuritysystemmustbeinstalledandservicedbyqualifiedsecurity

professionals.Theseprofessionalscaninstructyouonthelevelofprotectionthathasbeenprovided

andonsystemoperations.

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Note:WhenthepanelisinSleepMode,itissavingbatterylife.Thepanelwillnotbeturnedon

untilthereisaspecificreason,suchasahandwaveinfrontofthepanel,orthestartofanentry

delay.

Inthismodethekeypadisstillfunctioningandnothingwillbevisible;howeverifdesired,your

installercanenablethearmedstatustobevisiblewhileinSleepMode.

2.4 Language Selection

Thesystemsupportsthefollowingthreelanguages:

lEnglish

lFrench

lSpanish

Youcanselectthelanguagefromthetabletuserinterfaceortheuserapp.

2.5 System Models

ThereferencetoWS900inthismanualcoversthefollowingmodels:

WS900-29* Alarmsystemwithtwo-wayaudiosupport,operatingin912-919MHzband

WS900-19* Alarmsystemwithtwo-wayaudiosupport,operatingin912-919MHzband

3G7090* 3GCellularAlarmCommunicator

LT7090* VerizonLTEOnlyCellularCommunicator

(*)ThesedevicesareUL/ULClisted.

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WS900-28 Alarmsystemoperatingin868MHzband

WS901-18 Alarmsystemoperatingin868MHzband

WS901-24EU Alarmsystemoperatingin433MHzband

WS901-14 Alarmsystemoperatingin433MHzband

3G7090-EU 3GCellularAlarmCommunicator



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3.0 Arming the System

Youcanarmthesystemusingthefollowingoptions:

lIntegratedkeypad

lTablet

lUserapp

lWirelesskey(Refertosection5.0foralistofUL/ULClistedcompatiblewirelesskeys.)

3.1 Stay Arming

StayArmingarmstheperimeterofthepremiseswhilepermittingmovementinside.

ToarmthesysteminStaymode,dothefollowingsteps:

1. EnsureallprotecteddoorsandwindowsaresecureorbypassedandthattheReady

indicatorison.

2. Enteravalidusercodeanddonotleavethepremises.Thesystemwillautomatically

ignorebypassedzones.Exitdelaybegins.

3. Whenexitdelayisactive,theArmed andReadyindicatorsturnonandthekeypadis

silent.



Whentheexitdelayhasexpired,thesystemisarmedandindicatedbythefollowingconditions:

lTheReadyindicatorturnsoff.

lTheArmedindicatorstayson.



Note:ForSIACP-01listedpanels,theStayArmingexitdelaywillbetwiceaslongastheAway

Armingexitdelay.

IfyoursystemisinstalledinaccordancewithSIACP-01StandardforFalseAlarmReduction,the

securitysystemarmsintheStayArmedmodeiftheexitdelaytimeexpiresandthereisnoexit.

3.2 Silent Exit Delay

IfthesystemisarmedinStaymodeorusingtheNo-Entryarmingmethod,thekeypadbuzzeris

silencedandtheexittimeisdoubledforthatexitperiodonly.(SIACP-01only.)

3.3 Away Arming

AwayArmingarmstheentiresystem,includingtheperimeterandinteriordevices.

ToarmthesysteminAwaymode,dothefollowingsteps:

1. EnsureallprotecteddoorsandwindowsaresecureorbypassedandthattheReady

indicatorison.

2. Enteravalidusercodeandexitthepremisesthroughadoorprogrammedasentry/exit

type.Exitdelaybegins.

3. Whenexitdelayisactive,theArmed andReadyindicatorsturnonandthekeypad

beepsoncepersecond.Dependingonyoursystemconfiguration,youhave____secondsto

exitthepremises.Yourinstallercanprogramthistime.

4. Thekeypadbuzzeremitsadistinctpulsatingrateduringthelast10secondsoftheexit

delaytoindicatethatthetimeisexpiring.

5. Tocancelthearmingsequence,enteryouraccesscode.

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Whentheexitdelayhasexpired,thesystemisarmedandindicatedbythefollowingconditions:

lTheReadyindicatorturnsoff.

lTheArmedindicatorstayson.

lThekeypadissilent.

Note:InAwayArmingmode,manuallybypassedzonesareloggedandcommunicatedtothecent-

ralstation.

IfyoursystemisinstalledinaccordancewithSIACP-01StandardforFalseAlarmReduction,the

followingconditionapplies:Violationandrestoral,followedbyasecondviolationoftheentry/exit

zonebeforetheendoftheexitdelay,restartstheexitdelay.

Note:Thisfunctionisavailableonthetabletanduserapp.

3.4 Quick Exit

Ifthesystemisarmedandyoumustexit,usetheQuickExitfunctiontoavoiddisarmingandrearm-

ingthesystem.Usingthisfunctiongivesyou2minutestoexitthepremises.Whenthedoorisclosed

afterexiting,theremainingexittimeiscancelled.

3.5 Arming Errors and Exit Faults

Yoursecuritysystemaudiblynotifiesyouofanyerrorswhenyouareattemptingtoarmthesystem

orexitthepremises.

3.5.1 Arming Error

Anerrortone(longbeep)soundsifthesystemisunabletoarm.Armingerrorsoccurunderthefol-

lowingconditions:

lThesystemisnotreadytoarm,i.e.sensorsareopen

lTheenteredusercodeisincorrect.

lApresenttroublecondition.

Ensureallsensorsaresecureandthesystemisreadytoarm,thentryagain.

3.5.2 Audible Exit Fault

Toreducefalsealarms,theAudibleExitFaultnotifiesyouofanimproperexitwhenarmingthesys-

tem.Iftheentry/exitdoorisnotsecurelyclosedduringtheprogrammedexitdelay,thesystemwill

soundthealarmtoindicateanimproperexit.

Note:Yourinstallermustenablethisfeature.



Tocorrectandexitfault,dothefollowingsteps:

1. Re-enterthepremises.

2. Enteryouraccesscodetodisarmthesystembeforetheentrydelaytimerexpires

3. Ensureallsensorsaresecureandthesystemisreadytoarm.

4. RepeattheAwayarmingprocedure.

3.6 Alarm Cancel Window

Thereisaperiodoftimeinwhichyoucancancelthealarmtransmission.Whentheprogrammed

alarmtransmissiondelayexpires,cancellinganalarmsendsamessagetothecentralmonitoringsta-

tion.Whenthecancellationmessageissuccessfullytransmitted,thesystembeepssixtimes.

Note:Yourinstallercanenableandconfigurethisfeature.

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3.7 Bypass Zones

Usethezonebypassingfeaturewhenyouneedaccesstoaprotectedareawhilethesystemis

armed,orwhenazoneistemporarilyoutofservice,butyouneedtoarmthesystem.Bypassed

zonesarenotabletosoundanalarm.Asaresult,bypassingzonesreducesthelevelofsecurity.If

youarebypassingazonebecauseitisnotworking,callaservicetechnicianimmediatelytoresolve

theproblemanrestoreyoursystemtoproperworkingorder.

Ensurethatnozonesareunintentionallybypassedwhenarmingyoursystem.Zonescannotbe

bypassedoncethesystemisarmed.Bypassedzones,exceptfor24-hourzones,areautomatically

cancelledeachtimethesystemisdisarmedandmustbebypassedagainbeforethenextarming.

Note:

lTwo-hourzonescanonlybeunbypassedmanually.

lThisfunctionisavailableonthetabletanduserapp.

lForULlistedinstallations,zonescanonlybebypassedmanually.

3.8 Bypass Group

Abypassgroupisaselectionofzonesprogrammedintothesystem.Ifyoubypassagroupofzones

onaregularbasis,youcanprogramthemintoabypassgroup,sothatyoudonothavetobypasseach

zoneindividually.Notethatyoucanonlyprogramonebypassgroupatatime.



Note:

lThisfeatureisnottobeusedinULListedinstallations.

lThisfunctionisavailableonthetablet.

lForULlistedinstallations,zonescanonlybebypassedmanually.

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4.0 Disarming the System

Youcanarmthesystemusingthefollowingoptions:

lIntegratedkeypad

lTablet

lUserapp

lWirelesskey(Refertosection5.0foralistofUL/ULClistedcompatiblewirelesskeys.)



Todisarmthesystemontheintegratedkeypad,dothefollowingsteps:

1. Enteryouraccesscode.

2. Ifyouopentheentry/exitdoor,acontinuoustoneindicatesthatentrydelayhasstarted.

Enteryouraccesscodewithin____secondstoavoidanalarmcondition.Yourinstaller

canprogramthistime.

4.1 Disarming Error

Ifyourcodeisinvalid,thesystemwillnotdisarmandthesystememitsa2-seconderrortone.If

thishappens,press[#]andtryagain.

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5.0 Using Wireless Keys

Inadditiontothekeypad,youcancontrolyoursystemwithtwo-waywirelesskeys.Allwireless

keybuttonsareprogrammable.Yourinstallercanverifythefunctionsforeachkey.

Usingatwo-waywirelesskey,youcanarmordisarmthesystemwhileyouareincloseproximity

toyourhouse,oryoucancallforhelp.



ThefollowingwirelesskeysarecompatiblewiththeWS900system:

PG4929/PG8929/PG9929 PG4939/PG8939/PG9939

1. AwayArm

2. StayArm

3. Disarm

4. Panic

5. CommandOutput1

6. MessageLED

7. StatusLEDs

1. AwayArm

2. StayArm

3. Disarm

4. Panic

5. CommandOutput1

6. LED



Toarmthesystemwithawirelesskey,pressthedesiredarmingmodebuttonwhentheReadyindic-

atorison.

Note:Whenarmingthesystemwithatwo-waywirelesskey,thesystemsquawksoncetoindicate

thesystemisarmed.



Todisarmthesystemwithatwo-waywirelesskey,dothefollowingsteps:

1. Pressthedisarmbutton.

2. Ifyouwalkthroughtheentrydoor,thekeypadwillbeep.Pressthedisarmbuttonwithin__

__secondstoavoidanalarmcondition.

Note:Whendisarmingthesystemwithatwo-waywirelesskey,thesystemsquawkstwicetoindic-

atethesystemisdisarmed.

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6.0 Emergency Keys

IMPORTANT:EMERGENCYUSEONLY!

Theemergencykeysgenerateafire,auxiliary,orpanicalarmandalertsthecentralmonitoringsta-

tion.

Tousetheemergencykeys,dothefollowingsteps:

1. Taptheshiftkey onthekeypad.Theemergencykeysilluminate.

FireAlarm

AuxiliaryAlarm

PanicAlarm

2. TouchtheFire,Auxiliary,orPanickeyfor2seconds,asneeded.Thesystembeepsto

indicatethatthealarminputhasbeenacceptedandsenttothemonitoringstation.

3. Toreturntothenumberkeypadwithoutusingtheemergencykeys,tapthe[#]key.



Note:Dependingonyoursystemconfiguration,yourinstallercandisableanyoftheemergency

keys.

6.1 Two-Way Audio Operation

Thisfeatureisusedtoverifythenatureofanalarmandtodeterminethetypeofassistancethe

occupantneeds.Whenthecentralmonitoringstationreceivesanalarm,theyinitiateatwo-way

audiosession.

Note:Onlythecentralmonitoringstationcaninitiateatwo-wayaudiosessionwhentheyreceive

analarm.;theusercannotinitiateasession.

6.2 Intrusion (Burglary) Alarm Continuous Siren

Ifyouareunsureofthesourceofthealarm,proceedwithcaution!



Ifthealarmwasaccidental,enteryouraccesscodetosilencethealarm.Ifthealarmsystemisdis-

armedwithintheprogrammedtransmitterdelaytime,noalarmtransmissionissenttothecentral

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monitoringstation.Checkwithyourinstallertoseeifthisoptionhasbeenenabledonyoursystem

andforthetransmitterdelaytime.

Followingthetransmitterdelaytime,youhave5minutestoenteryourusercodetocancelanalarm

thathasbeenpreviouslytransmitted.Acancelsignalissenttothecentralmonitoringstationandthe

systemindicatesthatthecancelsignalwastransmitted.Callyourcentralmonitoringstationtoavoid

adispatch.

6.3 When Alarm Sounds

Thesystemcangeneratethethreedifferentalarmsoundsinthisorderofpriority:

1. FireAlarm=Temporal/pulsedsiren

2. CarbonMonoxideAlarm=fourbeeps,5-secondpause,fourbeeps

3. Intrusion(Burglary)Alarm=Continuoussiren

Note:TheAuxiliaryAlarmissilentandonlyresultsinanalarmtransmissiontothecentralmon-

itoringstation.

6.4 Fire Alarm Pulsed Siren (Temporal 3)

Intheeventofafirealarm,followyouremergencyevacuationplanimmediately!

Thefirealarmtemporal/pulsedsirensoundsofthreeshortpulsesfollowedbya1.5-secondpause,

thenrepeats..

Ifthefirealarmwasaccidental,e.g.burnttoast,bathroomsteam,etc.,enteryouraccesscodeto

silencethealarmandcallyourcentralmonitoringstationtoavoidadispatch.



Note:Verifywithyouralarmcompanythatyoursystemisequippedwithfiredetection.

ForinformationonresettingsmokedetectorsseeResettingSmokeDetectors.

6.5 Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm

WARNING!CarefullyreviewyourCarbonMonoxideAlarmInstallation/UserGuidetodetermine

thenecessaryactionsrequiredtoensureyoursafetyandensurethattheequipmentisoperatingcor-

rectly.Incorporatethestepsoutlinedintheguideintoyourevacuationplan.

ActivationofyourCOalarmindicatesthepresenceofcarbonmonoxide(CO),whichcanbe

fatal.

Analarmisindicatedbythefollowingconditions:

lTheredLEDontheCOdetectorflashesrapidlyandbuzzersoundswitharepeating

cadenceof4quickbeeps,5-secondpause,4quickbeeps.

lThesirenconnectedtothecontrolpanelproducesthesamecadenceasabove.

lThesystemprovidesaudibleandvisualindicationoftheCOalarm.



IftheCOalarmsounds,dothefollowingsteps:

1. PressthebuttonontheCOdetectortosilencethealarm.

2. Callemergencyservicesoryourfiredepartment.

3. Immediatelymoveoutdoorsortoanopendoor/window.

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Chapter 7.0 Managing Users

7.0 Managing Users

TheWS900systemsupportsupto100users,includingtheMasteruser.Bydefault,user#1isthe

Masteruser.Youcannotdisableordeletethisuserfromthesystem.Thesystemalsosupportsan

additionaltwoduresscodes,oneforeachpartition.



Fromtheuserapp,youcanprogramandconfigureattributesforusers2thru100.Youcanassigna

usertooneorbothpartitionsandenableordisablesysteminteraction.



Usercodesare4-digitsandmustbeunique;thesystemdoesnotrecognizeduplicatecodes.Ifyou

programaduplicatecode,thesystemerrorsandthecodeisrejected.Ifyoutrytochangeanexist-

ingusercodetoaonethatisalreadyprogrammed,thesystemerrorsandthecodeisunchanged.



7.1 Access Code Types

TheWS900systemprovidesthefollowinguseraccesscodetypes:

Master Code Thisisthesystemmastercode.Youcannotdisableordeletethiscode,butyou

canchangeitintheuserapp.Usethiscodetoprogramallotheraccesscodes,

includingtheduresscodes.Youcanusethiscodetodoalluser-levelfunctions,

excepttoaccessInstallermode.

User Codes Therearethreeaccesslevelsforusercodes:

lLevel1-Supervisor/Administrator

lLevel2-Basic/StandardUser

lLevel3-Maintenance/Guest

Eachlevelhasdifferentpermissions.SeeUserCodeAccessLevelsfordescrip-

tionsofeachlevel.

Duress

Codes

Useduresscodestodisarmthesystemonlyinanemergencysituation.When

used,anemergencydisarmeventtransmitstothecentralmonitoringstation.

Thesystemsupportstwoduresscodes,oneforeachpartition.Thesecodesare

excludedfromthetotalnumberofavailablecodes.Theyhavetheaccesslevel

ofaLevel2BasicUser.

7.2 Level 1 Access (Supervisor/Administrator)

Usersatthislevelhavesimilarprivilegestothemasteruserbutarelimitedbasedontheirpartition

assignment.Userscandothefollowingactionsontheirpartitions:

lArm/disarm

lBypass/unbypass

lChimeenable/disable

lViewtroubles

lViewalarmmemory

Level1userscanalsodoanyuserlevelfunctionalityonthekeypadoruserapp,asfollows:

lInitiatesystemtest

lEnableinstallerorremoteaccess

lLanguageselection

lVieweventbuffer

lViewimages

lProgramzoneandpartitionlabels

lScheduleAutoArming

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lInitiatefirmwareupdates

lUpdatethesystemWiFiSSIDandpassword

lCreatenewusersanduserlabels

lProgramduresscodes

Note:Userscanonlyadd,edit,ordeleteusersthatareassignedtothesamepartitionastheyare.

7.3 Level 2 Access (Basic/Standard User)

Usersatthislevelhaveaccesstobasicsecurityfunctionsbutarelimitedbasedontheirpartition

assignment.Userscandothefollowingactionsontheirpartitions:

lArm/disarm

lBypass/unbypass

lChimeenable/disable

lViewsystemtroubles

lViewalarmmemory

7.4 Level 3 Access (Maintenance/Guest)

Usersatthislevelarelimitedtoreducedsystemaccessontheirpartitionassignment.Userscando

thefollowingactionsontheirpartitions:

lArm/disarm

lChimeenable/disable

lViewsystemtroubles

lViewalarmmemory

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Chapter 8.0 Viewing Troubles on the Integrated Keypad

8.0 Viewing Troubles on the Integrated Keypad

Whenthesystemdetectsatroublecondition,theTrouble indicatorturnsonandthesystem

beepsonceevery10seconds.Tapthe[*]keytosilencethebeeps.

Note:ForULListedinstallations,youraccesscodeisrequiredtoviewsystemtroubles.



Toviewtroublesontheintegratedkeypad,dothefollowingsteps:

1. Whenthekeypadilluminates,tap[*][2].

2. Enteryouraccesscode,ifrequired.TheTroubleindicatorflashesifanaccesscodeis

required.

Thesystemindicatestop-leveltroublecodesbyilluminatingthecorrespondingnumbersonthe

keypad,andtheTroubleindicatorflashesoncewithapause,thenrepeats.

3. Taponeofthenumberstoseethenextlevelcode.Atthesecondlevel,theTroubleindic-

atorflashestwicewithapause,thenrepeats.

4. Repeatstep3togotothenextlevel.Thesystembeepsifthereisnothird-leveltrouble

condition.Atthislevel,theTroubleindicatorflashesthreetimeswithapause,then

repeats.

Ifthereismorethanonezoneintrouble,eachzonenumberwillflashinsequenceuntilyouexitthe

troublemenuorwhenthetimeexpires.Atthislevel,theTroubleindicatorflashesthreetimeswith

apause,thenrepeats.

5. Tap[#]toreturntothepreviousleveltroublecodeortoexitthetroublemenu.



Top Level

Device Type

Second Level

Trouble Type

Third Level

Device ID

01 SystemTrouble 01 AC Notapplicable

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 RFJam

02 Zone 01 AC 1-128

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 Fault(supervision)

05 NotNetworked

06 Fire/COTrouble

03 Siren 01 AC 1to16

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 Fault(supervision)

05 NotNetworked

04 Keypad 01 AC 1to4

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 Fault(supervision)

05 NotNetworked

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Top Level

Device Type

Second Level

Trouble Type

Third Level

Device ID

05 Repeater 01 AC 1to8

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 Fault(supervision)

05 NotNetworked

06 Wirelesskey 01 AC 1to32

02 BatteryTrouble

03 Tamper

04 Fault(supervision)

05 NotNetworked

07 Communication 01 Receivernotavailable Notapplicable

02 FTC

03 Receiversupervisiontrouble

04 CellularTrouble

05 Ethernet/WiFiTrouble

06 Remoteshutdown



8.1 Alarm Memory

Whenanalarmoccurswhilethesystemisarmed,itisstoredinthealarmmemorywhenyoudisarm

thesystem.Thesystemsoundsadifferenttonethannormalduringentrydelay.Afterdisarmingthe

system,thezonenumberonthekeypadflashesfor5minutestoindicateanalarminmemory.

Note:Ifdisarmingthesystemwitha2-waywirelesskey,thesystemsquawksthreetimestoindic-

ateanalarminmemory.

Proceedwithcaution,asanintrudercanstillbewithinthepremises.



Toarmthesystemagain,waveyourhandinfrontofthekeypad.Thezonenumbersstopflashing

andyoucanthenarmthesystem.Thealarmmemoryclearsthenexttimeyouarmanddisarmthe

system.

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