Duevi CE 60-3 GSM User guide

This device meets the R&TTE requirements (Europe Union).
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INSTALLER MANUAL
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BEFORE INSTALLING THE SYSTEM PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ALL PARTS OF THIS MANUAL AND KEEP IN
A SAFE PLACE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
INSTALLATION OF THE PRODUCT MUST BE DONE BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN. DUE TO THE ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS OF PARTS WITH POLARITIES, THERE IS RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
THE INSTALLER MUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS AS INDICATED.
SAFETY TIPS AND MAITENANCE
BEFORE TURING ON THE CONTROL PANEL, MAKE SURE THE POWER LINE IS SUITABLE AS INDICATED
IN THIS MANUAL.
THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM USED TO CONNECT THE CONTROL PANEL NEEDS TO HAVE A BIPOLAR
BREAKER SWITCH THAT IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
DO NOT INSTALL IN HUMID, HOT ENVIRONMENTS OR CLOSE TO BATHTUBS, SINKS, ETC.
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM ARE THOUGH
RADIOFREQUENCY.
BEFORE FINAL INSTALLATION, BE SURE THAT PANEL COMMUNICATES CORRECTLY WITH ALL THE
DEVICES. COULD HAPPEN THAT THE UNIT DOES NOT RECEIVE SIGNALS FROM SOME SENSOR. THIS IS
DUE TO THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE SYSTEM OPERATES: REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS,
METAL BOXES, METAL SHELVES, ETC. MAY CAUSE PARTICULAR CONDITIONS OF REFRACTION OR
REDUCTION OF SIGNALS (AS THE CONNECTION LOST OF MOBILE PHONE NETWORK).
TO AVOID THESE PROBLEMS AND ALWAYS GET MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR SYSTEM,
REMEMBER TO ALWAYS RUN SOME PRELIMINARY TESTS ON THE POSITIONING, IN ORDER TO
DETERMINE THE EFFECTTIVENESS OF THE RADIO TRANSMISSIONS.
THE COMPANY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY IMPROPER USE OF THE PRODUCT, INCORRECT
INSTALLATION OR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTURCTIONS OF THIS MANUAL AND THE LAW
REGARDING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS.

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1. TECHNICAL FEATURES .................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2. INSTALLING THE CONTROL PANEL ................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1. Choice of the mounting place ..................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2. Wall mounting ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
3. DIAGRAM FOR CONTROL PANEL WIRING ................................................................................................................................... 10
3.1. Terminal blocks ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2. DIP-Switch ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
3.3. JP1 and JP2 – EXTERNAL and INTERNAL TA PER..................................................................................................... 12
3.4. HOW TO OPEN THE COVER FOR AINTENANCE ...................................................................................................... 12
3.5. JP3 - RELAY AUX ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
3.6. JP4 – INTERNAL SIREN POWER ................................................................................................................................. 13
3.7. INT1 – E ERGENCY SWITCH ..................................................................................................................................... 13
3.8. CN14 – TE PERATURE SENSOR................................................................................................................................ 13
3.9. LED connection for system status ............................................................................................................................. 13
3.10. CN6 (GS odule) – ANTI-JA ING (GS anti-blinding protection) ............................................................... 14
4. ACTIVATE INSTALLER MENU ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.1. Installer menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
5. DELETE MEMORY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6. LEARNING ACTIVATORS ............................................................................................................................................................. 17
6.1. Sirens and radio voice synthesis ............................................................................................................................... 18
7. LEARNING WIRELESS ZONES ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
7.1. Learning by “tamper” ............................................................................................................................................... 20
7.2. Learning by “any radio code” ................................................................................................................................... 20
7.3. Learning siren tamper (only for SIRR-A/B v2) ........................................................................................................... 21
8. RELAY AUX PROGRAMMING ...................................................................................................................................................... 22
9. FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
9.1. Clock Set up ............................................................................................................................................................... 24
9.2. Power line failure minutes ........................................................................................................................................ 24
9.3. Dialler Security Code ................................................................................................................................................. 24
9.4. Learning Activators ................................................................................................................................................... 24
9.5. Siren test ................................................................................................................................................................... 24
9.6. Learning Radio Zones ................................................................................................................................................ 25
9.7. Programming Zone ................................................................................................................................................... 25
9.8. Programming ALERT ................................................................................................................................................. 25
9.9. Exit Time (seconds) ................................................................................................................................................... 25
9.10. Entry Time (seconds)............................................................................................................................................. 25
9.11. Pre-alarm time in Seconds .................................................................................................................................... 25
9.12. Outdoor Ringtone ................................................................................................................................................. 26

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9.13. Programming Vocal essages .............................................................................................................................. 26
9.14. Beeps at Arming .................................................................................................................................................... 26
9.15. Radio Sabotage ..................................................................................................................................................... 26
9.16. Door Control ......................................................................................................................................................... 27
9.17. Sensors Supervision .............................................................................................................................................. 27
9.18. Number of Vocal Calls ........................................................................................................................................... 27
9.19. AUX Relay Association .......................................................................................................................................... 27
9.20. Radio Saturation ................................................................................................................................................... 27
9.21. Sensors Test .......................................................................................................................................................... 28
9.22. GS Test ............................................................................................................................................................... 28
9.23. Test GPRS Contact ID ............................................................................................................................................ 28
9.24. Clear emory ....................................................................................................................................................... 29
9.25. End Programming ................................................................................................................................................. 29
10. PROGRAMMING GSM DIALLER .................................................................................................................................................. 30
10.1. Programming telephone numbers ........................................................................................................................ 30
10.2. S S PIN Code ........................................................................................................................................................ 31
10.3. Add telephone number to the control panel ........................................................................................................ 31
10.4. Public emergency number .................................................................................................................................... 32
10.5. Deleting phone numbers ...................................................................................................................................... 32
10.6. SI credit request................................................................................................................................................. 32
10.7. Setup SI expiry alert ........................................................................................................................................... 32
10.8. Programming SI credit request .......................................................................................................................... 33
11. VOCAL MENU ............................................................................................................................................................................. 33
12. POWER ALERTS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 34
12.1. Sensor Low Battery ............................................................................................................................................... 34
12.2. Control Panel Low battery .................................................................................................................................... 34
12.3. No Network ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
13. OPEN DOOR ALERT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 34
14. CONTACT ID ............................................................................................................................................................................... 35
15. SATURATION RADIO TEST .......................................................................................................................................................... 36
16. ELETTRIC DIAGRAM .................................................................................................................................................................... 37
16.1. ain Diagram........................................................................................................................................................ 37
16.2. Wired Generic sensors .......................................................................................................................................... 38

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1. TECHNICAL FEATURES
RADIO ZONES 60 wireless zones with LCD indication
WIRED ZONES 3 wired inputs NC *
TAMPER 1 tamper wired input (24 h/24) **
AREAS 2 + 1 areas with ALERT functions
RADIO CODE 48 bits
WORKING FREQUENCY 433,92 Hz (with anti-jamming)
RANGE 100 m (open field)
ARMING Remote control, keypad and transponder key (max 16 devices),
mechanical key, S S, vocal menu
EVENT LOG 100 alarm events log with identification of the detector,
arming/disarming and S S sending
SIGNALLING Internal high-power magnetodinamic siren, ALERT function, warning
tones
WIRED OUTPUTS TO CONTROL EXTERNAL
DEVICES
1 Relay
1 Output +12 V (drop down in alarm)
1 Output +12 V (raise up in alarm)
OUTPUTS TO POWER EXTERNAL DEVICES 1 Output +12 V for sirens/phone diallers
1 programmable Relay AUX
ALARM DURATION Selectable from 10 to 180 seconds
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ALARMS AX 4 alarms per detector during arming period
( AX 10 total alarms)
DELAYS Programmable Entry and Exit Times
CONTROL PANEL POWER SUPPLY 230 V / 50 Hz / AX: 80 mA in stand-by, 160 mA in alarm
OPERATING TEMPERATURE -15 °C ÷ +45 °C
BACKUP BATTERY 12 V AX 7Ah
GSM DIALLER
•8 programmable numbers
•S S messages: alarm, panic and telealarm, power supply status,
arming status, supervision
•Voice calls: alarm, panic, telealarm
•Voice enu
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
(optional) Thermostat function sensor for relay AUX output management
* Refere to +VS. If not in used close always on +VS.
** Refere to +VS.
IMPORTANT WARNING – Compatibility
CE 60-3 GSM works correctly only with “100” series peripherals.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORY – Temperature sensor
This control panel can be equippe with a temperature probe that is connecte to CN14
connector. Relay AUX, programme as “Temperature”, will manage the thermoregulation system.

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2. INSTALLING THE CONTROL PANEL
2.1. Choice of the mounting place
For the installation of the control panel it is important to choose with accuracy the right place; this place would
be the best compromise in terms of:
•Easy to be accessed by the user (ex. for wall mounting, command managing, display sight, standard
maintenance etc.);
•Easiness and availability to access connectors (ex. power line or other wired devices, etc.);
•Protected by tamper attempting (ex. area under control of PIRs);
•Best for wireless range.
2.2. Wall mounting
Loose the two tightening screws and open the front cover of the control panel:
WARNING
Display an keypa are on the front cover an connecte to the electronic boar of the control
panel by means of a bus communication (16 wires): use the maximum caution to avoi amaging
to the system.
Temporarily isconnect the bus communication from the boar of the control panel an correct
all the operations; then plug the connector back in again.
X
O
#

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The frame of the housing has three anchor points to the wall: fix the panel to the wall with the three fixed plugs.
NOTICE
The frame is provi e with two openings on the back si e that are e icate to:
•230 V power supply.
•Cable path: wire etectors, sirens, keypa connections, etc.
Position the frame so that it overlaps the hole openings to enable wiring into the wall.
WARNING
Be sure that onboar anti-removal tamper switch touch correctly the wall.
Anchor
point
Anchor
Point
Anchor
Point
Cable path
230 V
power line
Anti-removal
tamper switch
INT1
Emergency switch

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Execute all wired connections: power supply 230 V (only connection, without power supply on!) and
connection to the alarm system (see section 3, “WIRING DIAGRA OF THE CONTROL PANEL”):
Insert SI card (wa ning: ead befo e the following note) and introduce the battery (without connecting it; tie
up with the rubber band):
Slot SI
card
B
attery
Power line
230 V 50Hz
Power line
Fuse
250 V
T200mA
Alarm system
connections
Battery rubber
band
PC programming
connector

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WARNING: IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE SIM CARD
1. DO NOT INTRODUCE OR RE OVE THE SI CARD WHEN THE CONTROL PANEL IS ON (either by
the power network or the battery).
2. Control panel is able to work with any SI card, pre-paid or with contract of TI , VODAFONE
and WIND operators.
3. Before using any SI card, be sure that the PIN code is disabled. To be sure, introduce the SI
card in a mobile phone, verify that there is no PIN code request when turned ON, and if there
is, disable the use of the PIN code with the phone configuration.
4. DISABLE any active service of the SI , like call forwarding, answering machine, etc. To verify
the status of these configurations, introduce the SI card in a mobile phone and call the service
number: ##002#. This string is valid for all operators. This call will be confirmed with a
message of “Calls forwarding disabled” (each mobile device has its own viewing modality).
5. Clear all data from the SI card (ex.: Received messages, contacts,…)
•ALWAYS execute all wired connections to the control panel with the power supply OFF (no 230 V , or
battery). After all wiring connections are done, short circuit all not used wired inputs IN1, IN2 and IN3 to
connector +VS.
•Exclude internal tamper protection by closing the jumper JP2 (remember to enable again once the settings
have been done).
•If external tamper is used, it is mandatory to open jumper JP1.
•Position micro switch INT1 to OFF.
If control panel is not turned OFF, verify that jumper JP1 is open.
•Switch on power line 230 V .
•Connect backup battery to red and black wirings which are on the connector BAT, respecting the color
matching (red wire = positive pole “+”; black wire = negative pole “―“):
Battery must be a lead rechargeable type 12 V .
Battery will allow the system to work even during shortage of main electrical power supply.
At this point the control panel can be put in operation by moving switch INT1 to the ON position.
Sta t up time > Wait for about 5 seconds before the control panel start running.
INT1 could be considered an emergency switch, when it is on the OFF position the control panel is disabled but
voltage on the outputs are kept ON for all the peripherals.

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3. DIAGRAM FOR CONTROL PANEL WIRING
3.1. Terminal blocks
+VS Positive +12 V reference: detectors power; IN1, IN2, IN3 and TMP inputs (200 mA AX)
GND Ground connection (negative) for signals and power supply
TMP
Wired tamper input, NC type.
Terminal Closed to +VS = stand-by status ― Terminal open = Wired Tamper alarm
NOTE: if Tampe is NOT in use, close the jumpe JP1
IN1
IN2
IN3
Normally Closed input types for wired detectors (NC).
Terminal Closed to +VS = stand-by status ― Terminal open = Alarm
To be connected to +VS even if not in use o disabled
L1
L2
L3
Signal outputs (corresponding to LED on the panel)
L1 = Total/Alarm ― L2 = Partial/Opened doors ― L3 = 230 V ― L1 + L2 = External
K Data input for transponder key reader / Input for mechanical key
+SA Positive +12 V for external siren power supply or phone dialer (200 mA AX)
COM Alarm Command (Positive +12 V drops down in alarm)
+S Alarm Command (Positive +12 V rise up in alarm)
C
NC
NA
ALAR RELAY
Common (C) ― Normally Closed (NC) ― Normally Open (NA)
OUT AUX AUX OUTPUT RELAY– free exchange programmable NC or NA – Programmable from menu
BAT Connector for backup battery connection ( AX 7 Ah)
ALIM Terminals for connection of transformer onboard
INT1 Emergency switch
ON = functioning OFF = control panel OFF (but power to devices)
JP1
External Tamper
JP2
Internal Tamper
JP4
Siren power
INT1
Emergency switch
JP3
Set Relay AUX
DIP SWITCH
CN6
Display conn.
CN14
Temperature
sensor conn.

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3.2. DIP-Switch
Select some of the programming functions of the control panel.
Each dip-switch has two positions (ON and OFF) and is combined to a different function:
DIP-1
ON
HARDWARE KEY ENABLED
K terminal is used for the connection of an hardware key.
ake a series connection between K terminal and a 2,2 kΩ resistor and
here connect the key to +VS.
NOTICE!
The mechanical key ONLY allows TOTAL AR ING and DISAR ING:
OPEN > TOTAL ARMING CLOSED > DISARMED
OFF
ELECTRONIC KEYS ENABLED
K terminal is used for communication with electronic key readers (ex.:
LET- ONO)
DIP-2
ON
INSTALLER PROGRA ING
SENDING RADIO CODE “ AINTENANCE”
OFF
NOR AL OPERATION
SENDING RADIO CODE “ AINTENANCE ENDED”
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF

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3.3. JP1 an JP2 – EXTERNAL an INTERNAL TAMPER
JP1
(disable external tamper)
Wa ning: in case external tamper is going
to be used, it is MANDATORY to open this
jumper
CLOSED TA PER DISABLED
WARNING! In this case, to avoid orking anomalies of the control
panel it is MANDATORY to not connection anything to the TMP
terminal
OPEN TA PER ENABLED
JP2
(disabling internal panel tamper)
CLOSED TA PER DISABLED
OPEN TA PER ENABLED
3.4. HOW TO OPEN THE COVER FOR MAINTENANCE
Tamper is active 24h/24 (at system armed or disarmed).
To allow maintenance, the control panel disable the tamper alarm for 2 minutes from last disarming command.
To open the cover: send a disarm command and – within 2 minutes – open the cover and exclude the tamper by
closing JP2 or switch off the control panel with INT1 = OFF.
After the maintenance, close the cover within 2 minutes from the opening of JP2 or from INT1 = ON.
3.5. JP3 - RELAY AUX
JP3
(setting Relay AUX)
CLOSED
between 1 and 2
N.C.
CLOSED
between 2 and 3
N.A.
OPEN n.d.
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3

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3.6. JP4 – INTERNAL SIREN POWER
JP4
(internal siren po er)
CLOSED HIGH POWER
OPEN LOW POWER
3.7. INT1 – EMERGENCY SWITCH
INT1
(emergency s itch)
ON PANEL ON
OFF PANEL OFF
Sta t up time of the cont ol panel
Since INT1 = ON, about 5 seconds are necessary for starting up the system.
During this period of time, display ill be off.
3.8. CN14 – TEMPERATURE SENSOR
CN14
(temperature sensor terminal)
TER INAL FOR TE PERATURE SENSOR CONNECTION
(optional)
3.9. LED connection for system status
You can see system status with LED on board and also if you connect LED externally.
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
TOTAL LED
(re )
PARTIAL LED
(yellow)

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3.10. CN6 (GSM Mo ule) – ANTI-JAMMING (GSM anti-blin ing protection)
The panel can recognize if the GS module can not connect correctly to the GS network ue to a GSM
blin ing attempt.
There is a dedicated output CN6 - activated when blinding is present – through which is possible to activate an
additional alarm communication system (example: external PSTN module, radio transmitter…) and receive an
advice.
Connection example:
If the GS module detects jamming on the GS signal, it switches the output CN6 (Opto OS, N.C. type):
•the alert starts after about 20 secon s from jamming: CN6 will open.
•the output return to rest after about 30 secon s from the en ing of the jamming: CN6 will close.
When there is no GSM net ork service (example: the net ork is temporarily unreachable, the control panel
is installed in a place here there is a lo level GSM signal …) the anti-jamming DOES NOT consider
blinding, the dedicated output stay at rest (CN6 stay closed).
CN6
Anti-jamming connector
Opto OS output
N.C. output
DL1
GS activity
DL2
odem power supply
SIM
PSTN mo ule
RADIO transmitter

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4. ACTIVATE INSTALLER MENU
To enter the “Installer menu”, disarm the control panel then move DIP-2 to ON: the control panel will go directly
to installer menu.
With this menu you can change control panel settings by using the “X”, “O” e “#” keys on the panel.
MAINTENANCE Code fo SIRR-A/B v2
When DIP-2 is set to ON, the control panel sends a “maintenance” radio code. If the control panel is set to
a predisposed siren, it ill emits a “beep” and ill flash indicating that it is no possible to open the cover
ithout setting off the tamper alarm.
When DIP-2 is set to OFF, the control panel sends a “maintenance finished” radio code. The siren ill re-
enable the tamper alarm (it emits a “beep” and flash).
This code ill have no effect on the DVTR-RT v2 radio keyboards.
Note: enable the control panel to transmit its radio codes by learning an activato in position n. 1.
4.1. Installer menu
The voice menu cycle is as follows:
To go form one voice menu to the next press the “#” key.
Dip1
OFF
ON
Dip2
12:30 01/02/12 =
Disinserito ▄X
Cod. Combinatore
0000
Min.Assenza Rete
10
Program.Orologio
12:31 01/02/12
Dis
armed
#
1 Clock set up
2
Power OFF (min)
3 SMS PIN Code
6
Learning
Radio Zones
5
Siren test
7
Progr. Zone
8
Progr. Alert
9
Exit Time (sec)
10
Entry Time (sec)
11
PreAlarm (sec)
12 External Alarm
13
Prog.Vocal Msg.
14 Beep Enabled
15
W.lessSabotENABL
16
Door Control
17
Supervis.Enabled
18
Num.Vocal Calls
20
Wireless Saturat
21
Sensor Test
22
GSM Test
24
Clear Memory
25 End Programming
4
Learning
Activators
DIP
-
2
ON
OFF
DIP
-
2
19
AUX Relay Relat.
23
Test GPRS Con.ID

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5. DELETE MEMORY
As in the first operation, it is highly recommended that you completely delete all the memory to reactivate
default parameters and avoid maintaining any of the test settings.
WARNING
THIS FUNCTION DELETES THE MEMORY IN THE CONTROL PANEL, EXCEPT THE REGISTERD ALARM VOICE
MESSAGGES.
AFTER THIS OPERATION THE CONTROL PANEL WILL BE COMPLETELY “EMPTY” MEANING ALL THE SENSORS,
REMOTE CONTROLS, KEYS AND PHONE NUMBERS WILL HAVE TO BE PROGRAMMED.
To perform total deletion you need to go to the “INSTALLER ENU” (see paragraph 4), select the voice menu
“Clear emory” and proceed as follows:
“ALERT” LED light up
THE MEMORY IS DELETED
WAIT A FEW SECONDS
BEEP
BEEP
Clear Memory
Press and hold the “
X
” key until
a
“beep” confirmation
Clear Memory
X

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6. LEARNING ACTIVATORS
This function is used to add new activators (remote and transponder keys) to the system. The control panel has
a maximum memory of up to 16 activators.
To add one or more activators you must enter the "Installer menu” (see section 4) and proceed as follows (doing
the same fo each activato to be lea ned):
WARNING – Activator n. 1
If an activator is successfully learne in position 1 the control panel is enable for ra io co es
generation: A m, Disa m, ala m sta t and ala m end (see section 6.1 "Sirens an voice
synthesizers).
Leave this memory location FREE in the case you o NOT use this function.
EXIT
Learning 0
Activator 01
Learning _
Activator 02
Quick pressing on the “O” key will bring you to the next memory location
(from “
Activator
01
” to “
Activator
16
”)
The “X” indicates that the selected location has already stored an
activator.
The "0" instead indicates a vacant
location
.
Transmit ONLY with
the activator you wish to store.
It can be a ra io controlle operation,
a CHT/CHS key or keyboar .
Learning X
Activator 02
If the control panel receives the correct signal from the activator, it will
confirm the memorization with an "X" instead of "_ ".
If memorization is not possible, the control panel will emits three
“
beeps”.
Learning X
Activator 02
After selecting the desired location, press the "X " key.
You will see the character "_ ".
The control panel is now ready to add the code of the new activator.
Position it to the activator that you want to delete
then press and hold (at least 3 seconds) the "X" key.
When the "0" symbol appears the activator has
been deleted.
Learning X
Activator 02
Deletion of an
activator
IMPORTANT NOTES
1) You CAN NOT ADD THE SAME INSERTER IN TWO ifferent memory locations.
2) It is possible to overwrite memory cells that are alrea y occupie (eliminating the existing activator) by
simply transmitting the new activator co e in the alrea y occupie cell.
X
X
O

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6.1. Sirens an ra io voice synthesis
For sirens and/or radio voice synthesis, you must enable the control panel to transmit the radio codes > to do
this an activato MUST be lea ned in activato s memo y location n. 1.
These codes will be transmitted for the following events:
•Arming
•Disarming
•Start alarm
•Stop alarm
•Start maintenance
•Stop maintenance
WARNING – Absence of ra io co es
If NO activator is learne in position n. 1, the control panel will NOT enable the generation of
ra io co es.

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7. Learning wireless zones
There are two types of learning:
•only by tamper code transmission
•by any radio code transmission
The choice of the mode depends from the radio device to be learned: check which is the mode used by the
device.
To add or modify radio device, enter in INSTALLER ENU and select “Radio Zone Learning”:
Select the learning mode: hold down the “#” button for at least 6 seconds until – after “Learning” – the “”
symbol appears (for “any radio code”) or disappear (for “tamper code”):
•“tamper” mode: it’s the default used mode, “” symbol NOT present
•“any radio code” mode: “” symbol present
Automatic zone allocation
The control panel recognizes the type of sensor learned and automatically allocates it to the corresponding
zone (ex.: CTSR and DIRRVE to PARTIAL; DIRRV to TOTAL). It is possible to modify this assigment.
IMPORTANT NOTES
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO ADD THE SAME SENSOR IN TWO DIFFERENT MEMORY LOCATIONS.
It is possible to over rite a memory location that has already been used (deleting the sensor that as
already allocated), by simply learn the ne sensor over the already used location.
We advise to carry out all the learnings at bench, before installation.
When learning a radio device, po er off or prevent detections by other radio devices: the contemporary
transmission of more than one radio code does not allo correct learing.
Learning O
Radio Zone 01 P
Learning O
Radio Zone 01 P
Learning *O
Radio Zone 01 P
#
“

” present: “any radio code”
mode is active
“

” not present: “tamper” mode
is active
Hold for at least 6
seconds

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7.1. Learning by “tamper”
This mode allow to learn the radio devices just operating the tamper switch onboard (so not any radio code of
the device).
The control panel uses this mode by default when entering in “Radio Zone Learning”.
7.2. Learning by “any ra io co e”
This mode allow to learn the radio devices by any radio code they transmit.
It is possible learn the sensors just make a detection:
Learning
0
Radio Zone 01 P
Learning _
Radio Code 02 P
At each quick press of the “O” key you go to the next memory location
(from “Radio Zone 01” to “Radio Zone 60”)
Learning X
Radio Code 02 P
If the control panel receives a signal from the sensor correctly, it will
confirm its memorization with an “X” in the place of “_”.
If the memory is not possible the control panel will emit three “beeps”.
Learning 0
Radio Zone 02 P
Once positioned in the desired zone:
P ess “X” key quickly > You will see “_”: the control panel is now ready for
another sensor code to be programmed.
Hold down “X” key > Delete the current sensor.
O
X
60 is the maximum number of wireless sensors that can be memorized.
Learning
*
0
Radio Zone 01 P
At each quick press of the “O” key you go to the next memory location
(from “Radio Zone 01” to “Radio Zone 60”)
O
60 is the m
aximum number of wireless sensors that can be memorized.
“X” = memory position already occupied by other device
“0” = memory position free
“P” = the device is perimeter type
“T” = the device is volumetric type (PIR)
Act on tamper switch of the evice: