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INSTALLA
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1. Unscrew the swivel (us
usus
use
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e only
onlyonly
only the swivel supplied
the swivel suppliedthe swivel supplied
the swivel supplied) on the bottom side of the case
2. The case of the keyboard has a joint system.
Unhook
UnhookUnhook
Unhook – starting from the two bottom sides of the front body – the keyboard
keyboardkeyboard
keyboard from the bottom
bottom bottom
bottom
of the case
of the caseof the case
of the case
The keyboard is opened and ready for
installation
Unscrew the
swivel
Keyboard
Bottom of the
case
Bottom of the case
CLICK CLICK
Keyboard

3. Fix to the wall the bottom of the case, passing the connecting cables
4. Connect the four wires of the RS485 bus to the control panel and (optional) the external contact
Holes for wall
mounting
External contact RS48 BUS
(to control panel)
Connection cables

5. Lay the keyboard on the case, gently placing orderly the cables inside avoiding them from being
pinched.
6. Press gently the keyboard on the low corners
low cornerslow corners
low corners until ear “click” of the coupling of the joints (see
next figure)
Keyboard
Bottom of the case
CLICK CLICK

7. Press gently the keyboard on the upper corners
upper cornersupper corners
upper corners until ear “click” of the coupling of the joints (see
next figure)
8. Screw the swivel.
Warning
WarningWarning
Warning • DO
DODO
DO NO
NONO
NOT
TT
T TIGHTEN
TIGHTENTIGHTEN
TIGHTEN the keyboard is closed by the joint system, the swivel
only prevents accidental openings.
• USE
USE USE
USE ONLY THE SWIVEL SUPPLIED
ONLY THE SWIVEL SUPPLIEDONLY THE SWIVEL SUPPLIED
ONLY THE SWIVEL SUPPLIED screws of different dimension can
damage the case and the electronic board.
9. Before powering read all this manual.
Screw the swivel
CLICK CLICK

TEC
TECTEC
TECH
HH
HNIC
NICNIC
NICAL
ALAL
AL and
and and
and CO
COCO
CONNECTION
NNECTIONNNECTION
NNECTION
DIP SWITCH
DIP SWITCHDIP SWITCH
DIP SWITCH
DIP1
120
120 120
120
Ω
ΩΩ
Ω
end
endend
end
-
--
-
of
ofof
of
-
--
-
line resistor
line resistorline resistor
line resistor
ON = enabled
OFF = disabled
DIP2
Keyboard programming
Keyboard programmingKeyboard programming
Keyboard programming
ON = programming
OFF = normal working
TERMINALS
TERMINALSTERMINALS
TERMINALS
+ (*)
RS485
positive power
line
- (*)
RS485
negative power line
A
RS485
“A”
data
B
RS485
“B”
data
NC
NC
contact
(
fo
r optional external
contact)
Referred to “-“ (negative)
(*) The keyboard does not require external
power supply, it is powered directly from
RS485 bus of the control panel.
Buzzer
Tamper
Terminals
DIP SWITCH
CE100-3GSM BUS
Control panel
Example: door
contact
DVT-LCD keyboard

It is also possible - placing a speaker in the proper housing on the case – to connect the
audio output of the control panel to listen its vocal messages.
Control panel
Bottom case of
the keyboard Speaker in its
housing
CN1
Audio output of
control panel

KEYS
KEYSKEYS
KEYS and FUNCTIONS
and FUNCTIONSand FUNCTIONS
and FUNCTIONS
F1
Fun
FunFun
Fun
ct
ctct
ct
ion 1
ion 1ion 1
ion 1
Total arming
F2
Fun
FunFun
Fun
ct
ctct
ct
ion 2
ion 2ion 2
ion 2
Partial 1 arming
F3
Fun
FunFun
Fun
ct
ctct
ct
ion 3
ion 3ion 3
ion 3
Partial 2 arming
F4
Fun
FunFun
Fun
ct
ctct
ct
ion 4
ion 4ion 4
ion 4
Partial 3 arming
1 ÷ 9
N
NN
N
umeric
umericumeric
umeric
keys
keyskeys
keys
Change values or digit user and
installer codes
*
**
*
Star key
Star keyStar key
Star key
Alert
#
##
#
Hash key
Hash keyHash key
Hash key
Disarming
►◄
▼▲
▼▲▼▲
▼▲
D
DD
D
ire
ireire
ire
ct
ctct
ct
ion
ionion
ion
al keys
al keysal keys
al keys
Move selection or change values



OK
OKOK
OK
Confirm and change values



Cancel
CancelCancel
Cancel
/
/ /
/
Opened doors
Opened doorsOpened doors
Opened doors
Exit, cancel or abort
Backlit display
Function keys/
System status
Numeric keys
Directional
keys
OK CANCEL
“*” key/
ALERT status
“#” key/
DISARMED

LIGHT
LIGHT LIGHT
LIGHT and
andand
and ACOUSTIC
ACOUSTIC ACOUSTIC
ACOUSTIC S
SS
SI
II
IGNAL
GNALGNAL
GNALLING
LINGLING
LING
The display will light up when any key is pressed.
At rest the keyboard decrease its light to minimum for energy saving this happens after the
time set in T
TT
Time LCD light
ime LCD lightime LCD light
ime LCD light option (default is 60 seconds, see how to set in paragraph
Keyboard Programming) starting after the last key pressed.
The display usually shows (example 1)
•date and time
•system status (arming, disarming…)
When in programming menu (keyboard or control panel) the display shows the options and
their values (example 2).
In case of events or alarms the display shows the combined alert and it is possible to read
the event log (example 3, see control panel manual).
Example 1 system disarmed
Example 2 keyboard programming menu
Example 3 alarm memory
15:53 23/09/11 _
Disarmed
Program.
Keyboard
Address
15:53 23/09/11 _
Alarm
memory
Backlit display

The keys will light up when any of them is pressed. This is for
•facilitate the visualization
•show active functions (example system armed Total  F1 solid on)
At rest the keyboard switch off the keys for energy saving (except the one of active
functions) this happens after the time set in T
TT
Time Keys Light
ime Keys Lightime Keys Light
ime Keys Light option (default is 15 seconds,
see how to set in paragraph Keyboard Programming) starting after the last key pressed.
F1
F1 F1
F1
key
key key
key
–
––
–
TOTAL
TOTALTOTAL
TOTAL
arming
armingarming
arming
Solid on
S
ystem
TOTAL
armed
Blinking
Alarm m
emor
y
Off
System
dis
armed
o
r
in
other arming
(see F2 ÷ F4 keys, # and display)
F2
F2 F2
F2
key
key key
key
–
––
–
PAR
PARPAR
PAR
T
TT
T
IAL 1
IAL 1IAL 1
IAL 1
arming
armingarming
arming
Solid on
System
PAR
T
IAL 1
armed
Blinking
Alarm m
emor
y
Off
System
dis
armed
o
r
in
other arming
(see F1 ÷ F4 keys, # and display)
F3
F3 F3
F3
key
key key
key
–
––
–
PAR
PARPAR
PAR
T
TT
T
IAL 2
IAL 2IAL 2
IAL 2
arming
armingarming
arming
Solid on
System
PAR
T
IAL 2
armed
Blinking
Alarm m
emor
y
Off
System
dis
armed
o
r
in
other arming
(see F1 ÷ F4 keys, # and display)
F4
F4 F4
F4
key
key key
key
–
––
–
PAR
PARPAR
PAR
T
TT
T
IAL 3
IAL 3IAL 3
IAL 3
arming
armingarming
arming
Solid on
System
PAR
T
IAL 3
armed
Blinking
Alarm m
emor
y
Off
System
dis
armed
o
r
in
other arming
(see F1 ÷ F4 keys, # and display)
 key –
––
– A
AA
Alert
lertlert
lert
Solid on
Alert
enabled
Off
Alert disa
bled
#
# #
#
key
key key
key
-
--
-
Dis
DisDis
Dis
arming
armingarming
arming
/
/ /
/
Bypassed zones
Bypassed zonesBypassed zones
Bypassed zones
Solid on
System disarmed
Blinking
(dur
ing
arming
)
bypassed
zone
s
Off
System a
rmed
(see F1 ÷ F4 keys and display)
Directional keys
Orange
# key
Disarmed
Green
F1
Total arming
Red
Numeric keys
Orange
F2
Partial 1 arming
Red
F3
Partial 2 arming
Red
F4
Partial 3 arming
Red


 key
Alert
Blue

A buzzer is installed on board of the keyboard, which emits different Acoustic Signals
Acoustic SignalsAcoustic Signals
Acoustic Signals
(“beep”) depending on the key used, as confirm, error or a system event.
It is possible, using the keyboard programming menu to
•enable/disable acoustic signals using the Acoustic Signals
Acoustic SignalsAcoustic Signals
Acoustic Signals option (default is enabled,
see how to set in paragraph Keyboard Programming)
•change the sound of “beep” using the Ton
TonTon
Tone
ee
e S
SS
Si
ii
ignal
gnalgnal
gnals
ss
s option (default is 3, see how to
set in paragraph Keyboard Programming).

KEYBOARD
KEYBOARD KEYBOARD
KEYBOARD PROGRAMMIN
PROGRAMMINPROGRAMMIN
PROGRAMMING
GG
G
To program the keyboard
1. Connect the keyboard to the control panel and power the system (see control panel manual)
2. On the keyboard, set DIP2
DIP2DIP2
DIP2 to ON
ONON
ON (keyboard programming)
3. Press simultaneously “F1
F1F1
F1” and “1
11
1” keys for about 5 seconds
4. On display is visualized the first “keyboard programming” menu option
5. Use ► and ◄ keys to move between menu options
•Address
AddressAddress
Address RS485 bus address
Values 1 ÷ 8 (default 1)
•Acoustic Signals
Acoustic SignalsAcoustic Signals
Acoustic Signals enable/disable sounds from the on-board buzzer
Values ON / OFF (default ON)
•Ton
TonTon
Tone
ee
e S
SS
Si
ii
ignal
gnalgnal
gnals
ss
s increase/decrease the tone of sounds from on-board buzzer
Values 0 (low) ÷ 9 (high) (default 3)
•T
TT
Time Keys Light
ime Keys Lightime Keys Light
ime Keys Light increase/decrease the keys light-on time
Values 0 ÷ 99 seconds (default 15 seconds)
•T
TT
Time LCD Light
ime LCD Lightime LCD Light
ime LCD Light increase/decrease the display light-on time
Values 0 ÷ 99 seconds (default 60 seconds)
To program the keyboard
DIP2
DIP2DIP2
DIP2 to ON
ONON
ON and “F1” + “1”
Factory settings of the keyboard
Address
1
Ac
o
ustic
signals
ON
Ton
e
S
i
gnal
s
3
T
ime Keys
Light
15 second
s
T
ime LCD
L
ight
60 second
s
Tamper
NO
Program.Keyboard
Address

•Tamper
TamperTamper
Tamper enable/disable the keyboard tamper
Values YES / NO (default NO)
•Baudrate
BaudrateBaudrate
Baudrate 19200
1920019200
19200 set the RS485 bus communication speed to low (19200 bps) or high
(38400 bps)
Values YES / NO (default NO)
•Erase All
Erase AllErase All
Erase All Clear all settings and restore the default configuration
•Programmin
ProgramminProgrammin
Programming end
g endg end
g end Exit from programming menu
6. To change an option, select it and press “”. To change its value, use the numeric keys or ▼
▼▼
▼ and
▲
▲▲
▲ keys.
Confirm the changes with “”.
Cancel the changes with “”.
7. To exit from programming select “Programming end” and press “”.
8. Switch DIP2
DIP2DIP2
DIP2 to OFF
OFFOFF
OFF (normal working).
NOT
NOTNOT
NOTE
EE
E if no key is pressed for 30 seconds, the keyboard automatically exit from programming. It is
necessary to repeat steps from point 3.
To exit from programming of the keyboard
DIP2
DIP2DIP2
DIP2 to OFF
OFFOFF
OFF

CONTROL PANEL
CONTROL PANEL CONTROL PANEL
CONTROL PANEL PROGRAMMIN
PROGRAMMINPROGRAMMIN
PROGRAMMING
GG
G –
––
– INSTALLE
INSTALLEINSTALLE
INSTALLER MENU
R MENUR MENU
R MENU
Control panel programming is possible ONLY via DVT-LCD keyboards set as “program
programprogram
program keyboard
keyboardkeyboard
keyboard”
(see software manual). By factory settings the control panel use the keyboard with address 1 as
programming keyboard.
To program the control panel (only for installer)
1. Press the “” key.
2. Digit a user code
user codeuser code
user code (default user n° 1 code is 100000)
3. Press the “” key, then press the “” key.
4. Digit the installer code
installer codeinstaller code
installer code (default installer code is 900000)
5. The installer menu for control panel programming is ready.
Use the directional keys (►◄▼▲
▼▲▼▲
▼▲), numerical keys (0 ÷ 9), “” and “” to change the control
panel settings.
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING!
Only keyboard set as
Only keyboard set as Only keyboard set as
Only keyboard set as “Program
“Program“Program
“Program keyboard
keyboardkeyboard
keyboard”
””
”
By factory the control panel uses the
By factory the control panel uses the By factory the control panel uses the
By factory the control panel uses the
keyboard with address 1 for programming
keyboard with address 1 for programmingkeyboard with address 1 for programming
keyboard with address 1 for programming.
..
.
Refer to installer manual
Refer to installer manualRefer to installer manual
Refer to installer manual and software
and software and software
and software
manual of the control panel
manual of the control panelmanual of the control panel
manual of the control panel!
!!
!
Insert code:
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Inser
t
code:
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CO
COCO
CONTROL PANEL
NTROL PANEL NTROL PANEL
NTROL PANEL PROGRAMMI
PROGRAMMIPROGRAMMI
PROGRAMMING
NGNG
NG –
––
– USER M
USER MUSER M
USER MENU
ENUENU
ENU
Normal users have a special menu to change some option. To access to this menu the user must be
enabled for “program
programprogram
program” on the keyboard in use (see software manual). By factory settings the control
panel allow the user n° 1 as programming user
1. Press the “” key.
2. Digit a user code
user codeuser code
user code (default user n° 1 code is 100000)
3. Press the “” key.
4. The user menu is ready.
Use the directional keys (►◄▼▲
▼▲▼▲
▼▲), numerical keys (0 ÷ 9), “” and “”to change the control
panel settings.
WARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING refer to user manual of the control panel
refer to user manual of the control panelrefer to user manual of the control panel
refer to user manual of the control panel!
!!
!
Insert code:
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ARM and DISARM
ARM and DISARMARM and DISARM
ARM and DISARM
Arm
To arm the system there are two ways, depending on the setting of the special
special special
special u
uu
user
serser
ser n° 25
n° 25n° 25
n° 25 for quick
for quick for quick
for quick
arming
armingarming
arming (see programming via software)
•User n° 25 enabled
Press one of the arming keys enabled for the user n° 25 (“F1
F1F1
F1”, …, “F4
F4F4
F4”) the panel starts
immediately the arming procedure
•User n° 25 disabled
Press one of the arming keys (“F1
F1F1
F1”, …, “F4
F4F4
F4”) followed by a valid user code the panel starts the
arming procedure
Disarm
To disarm the system
•Press the “#” key
•Digit the user code
The panel will disarm the system.
Coercion
This function allow to send a silent alarm signal (tele-alarm) when the user has to disarm the system
under threat.
How to use this function
•Each normal disarming after the disarm command to the system press one of the directional
keys on the keyboard within the “coercion time” programmed.
•In case of threat after the disarm commando to the system DO NOT press any directional
key, leave the “coercion time” to end. When the “coercion time” is finished will start a “tele-
alarm” silent call
Quick arming
Quick armingQuick arming
Quick arming
enabled
enabledenabled
enabled
(u
(u(u
(u
ser
serser
ser
25
25 25
25
enabled
enabledenabled
enabled
)
))
)
F1
F1F1
F1
TOTAL
arming
F2
F2F2
F2
PAR
T
IAL 1
arming
F3
F3F3
F3
PAR
T
IAL 2
arming
F4
F4F4
F4
PAR
T
IAL 3
arming
Quick arming
Quick armingQuick arming
Quick arming
disa
disadisa
disa
bled
bledbled
bled
(u
(u(u
(u
ser
serser
ser
25 disabl
25 disabl25 disabl
25 disabl
ed
eded
ed
)
))
)
F1
F1F1
F1
+
User
Code
TOTAL
arming
F2
F2F2
F2
+ U
s
e
r Code
PAR
T
IAL 1
arming
F3
F3F3
F3
+
User
Code
PAR
T
IAL 2
arming
F4
F4F4
F4
+
User
Code
PAR
T
IAL 3
arming
Dis
DisDis
Dis
arming
armingarming
arming
#
+
User
Code
Dis
arming

SPECIAL
SPECIALSPECIAL
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
FUNCTIONSFUNCTIONS
FUNCTIONS
Error when igit a co e (False Co e)
The control panel check if user makes three errors when digit a code. After the third error, at the
fourth attempt
•all keyboards are blocked for 2 minutes and the display shows “Block Keyboard”
•a “False code” SMS and a “Theft” call are sent (more details on user manual)
•is possible to enable the internal siren sound (see control panel manual). The siren sounds for
the “Siren Time”
If two errors are made it is required at least 15 minutes before set to zero the error count.
Panic
It is possible – if needed – attract attention making the internal siren sound (Panic function).
To obtain this press and hold for at least
for at least for at least
for at least 2 second
2 second2 second
2 seconds
ss
s the
thethe
the “0”
“0”“0”
“0” key
keykey
key the panel will make sound
immediately the internal siren (not the external one) for about 30 seconds.
Silent Alarm
It is possible – if needed – to send a silent alarm signal (only call and SMS, no sounds).
To obtain this press and hold for at least
for at least for at least
for at least 2 second
2 second2 second
2 seconds
ss
s the
the the
the “8”
“8”“8”
“8” key
keykey
key the panel will send a vocal call and
a SMS message both of “silent alarm” to the enabled telephone number.

EVENTS
EVENTSEVENTS
EVENTS
Opene oors
If this function is enabled in control panel, when a door or window remain opened the keyboard
shows the “” key blinking (red).
If – with the door opened – the system is armed, the control panel alerts with a vocal message *. At
this point it is possible to
•press the “” key it is showed the list of the opened doors/windows (scroll the list with the ▼
▼▼
▼
key).
Press again the “” key to cancel the arming and then close doors/windows.
•Press the “” key the control panel will be armed.
The opened doors will give immediate alarm if the “auto-exclusion opened zones” option is
enabled.
Alarm memory
If an alarm occurred, at the disarming the system signals it by the blinking of one “F1
F1F1
F1”, …, “F4
F4F4
F4” keys
(the one corresponding to the arming type) and emitting some “beep”.
On display is showed “Alarm Memory”.
To read the event
•press the ▼
▼▼
▼ key
•use the ▼
▼▼
▼ and ▲
▲▲
▲ keys to scroll the event list
•press the “” key to exit
Event queue
To read - in any moment, and within 2 minutes from last disarming – the event memory list
•press the “#” key and digit the installer code then press “”
•the more recent event is shown, scroll the list with the ▼
▼▼
▼ and ▲
▲▲
▲ keys
“Opened doors” advice
“Alarm memory” advice
“Event Queue”
12:40 26/09/11 _
A
larm memory
Event Queue

•press the “#” key to exit from event list
or
press “” to clear the event list. In this case the keyboard emits some “beep” and the “F1
F1F1
F1” key
blinks, on display is showed “Alarm Memory” (the alarm event is “queue cancellation”). Press
again “” to exit.
ALERT
To enable/disable the Alert function
•press the “” key and digit the user code (or installer code)
•Alert change its status Enabled  Disabled or vice versa Disabled  Enabled
•the “” key light on (BLUE) if the Alert is enabled, light off if disabled
GSM mo em status
To know the GSM modem status
•press the “▲
▲▲
▲” key and digit the user code (or installer code)
•the following information are shown (scroll the list with the ▼
▼▼
▼ and ▲
▲▲
▲ keys)
oModem status signals if the modem works properly
oOperator name of GSM operator actually used by the panel
oModem signal GSM signal level
o(only if configured) Check credit procedure for remaining credit on the control panel
SIM request, information will be showed on display
•press the “” key to exit
Clearing the “Event Queue”
“Alert”
12:40 26/09/11
Alarm memory
12:40 26/09/11
Queue Cancel.

Notes
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