Eaton i-on Compact User manual

i-on Compact
Quick Setup Guide
Introduction
This guide provides a quick overview of
how to set up standard features of an i-on
Compact control unit.
Note: Details of all features and options are
available in the i-on Compact Engineering
Guide , and i-on Compact Admin & User
Manual , which you can download from
www.touchpoint-online.com.
Step 1: Power-up the control unit
After installing all hardware (as described in the Installation
Guide ):
1. Switch on the mains supply to the control unit.
2. Follow the on-screen prompts. When you see the following,
enter a four-digit installer access code of your choice, then
enter it again when prompted. DO NOT FORGET THIS CODE!
NEW INSTALLER CODE
( )
3. When you see the following, enter a four-digit access code
of your choice for User 1 (master user) , then enter it again
when prompted. DO NOT FORGET THIS CODE!
NEW USER 1 CODE
( )
4. The standby screen is displayed. For example:
i-on Compact
12:00 01/12/2017
i-on Compact
10:43 03/06/2017

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Step 2: Enter installer mode
Installer mode gives you access to
the installer options. To enter installer
mode:
1. Make sure the standby screen is
displayed (see the previous page).
2. Enter the installer code you
created.
3. If you are prompted for a user
code, enter that too.
4. The bottom line displays Detectors/
Devices , which is the first option in
the menu:
INSTALLER MENU
Detectors/Devices >
How to select options
To select an option, press uor n(on
the Navigation key) until the name of
the option you want is displayed, then
press .
Selecting an option may display a
menu of further options. For example,
selecting Detectors/Devices displays
the first option in the Detectors/
Devices menu ( Detectors ):
DETECTORS/DEVICES
Detectors
Press to exit a menu or to cancel an
action.
Some options require you to press 
or to change the setting.
Note: A menu map of all installer
options is available on page 6.
Step 3: Add door contacts
(DET-RDC) or PIRs (XCELRPT)
1. Open the cover of the door contact
or PIR and insert the battery.
2. Close the cover.
3. From the top level of the Installer
menu:
a. Select Detectors/Devices .
b. Select Detectors .
c. Select Add/Del Detectors .
d. Use uor n to choose a zone
number, then press (each
door contact and PIR needs
a different zone number). The
display shows:
Activate
detector tamper
4. Open the cover of the door contact
or PIR.
5. The display shows “Detector
assigned to Zone xxx” and the
signal strength (0-9). Each zone
represents one device.
6. Repeat the above steps for each
door contact and PIR.
Step 4: Add external radio
sirens (SDR-REXT-G2)
Please refer to the installation
instructions provided with the siren.
At the step where you need to teach
the control unit the siren’s identity:
1. Make sure that the batteries are
not connected.
2. From the top level of the Installer
menu:
a. Select Detectors/Devices .
b. Select External Sirens .
c. Select Add/Del Siren .
d. Select a siren number (each
siren needs a different number).
The display shows:
Activate
Siren Tamper

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3. Insert the batteries into the siren.
4. The display shows “Siren
assigned to Siren xx” and the
signal strength (0-9).
5. Continue to follow the siren
installation instructions.
Step 5: Congure the zones
Configure each zone (door contact
and PIR) as follows:
1. Select Detectors/Devices .
2. Select Detectors .
3. Select Program Zones .
4. Select the zone number to
configure.
5. Carry out steps 5a to 5c below.
Step 5a: Change the zone name
Changing the name of a zone to, for
example, “lobby” or “stairs” will
help you to identify the location of
the detector. After selecting the zone
number (as above):
1. Select Name .
The display shows the cursor
at the beginning of the bottom
line. If you press a key (0 to
9), the bottom line clears and
the character appears at the
beginning of the line.
2. Use the following keys:
• 1 to 9 to enter numbers and
text. Each key is labelled
to show the characters you
can enter using that key. For
example, press “2” to enter
A, B, C or 2. Press the key
one or more times to select
the character (for example,
press “2” twice to enter a B).
• 0 to enter a space or
character such as &, @ or /.
• # to change between capital
and lower-case letters.
• uor nto move the cursor
left or right.
• to delete a character.
Step 5b: Choose the zone type
The zone type defines how a
detector will react when activated.
After selecting the zone number:
1. Select Type .
2. Select a zone type. For a typical
domestic installation, only one
of the following three zone types
will be required (for details of
other zone types, visit www.
touchpoint-online.co.uk and
download the full Engineering
Guide).
• Final Exit — Usually for the
front door.
Select this if the zone is the
last detector activated on exit,
or the first activated on entry.
Zones of this type complete
the setting procedure, or start
the entry procedure.
• Entry Route — Usually for
the hallway.
Use this zone type for
detectors sited between
the Final Exit zone and the
control unit. If the entry/exit
timer is running when an
Entry Route zone is triggered,
no alarm occurs until the
entry/exit timer expires.
• Normal Alarm — For all other
rooms.
When triggered, a zone of
this type will start an alarm if
the system is set. This is the
default zone type for any new
radio detector that the control
unit learns.

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Step 5c: Choose the zone
attributes
Attributes define how a detector will
react under certain conditions.
After selecting the zone number:
1. Select Attributes .
2. If required, select one or more
attributes. For a typical domestic
installation, only one of the
following two attributes will be
required (for details of other
attributes, visit www.touchpoint-
online.co.uk and download the full
Engineering Guide).
• Part set B, C or D — For areas
that are occupied at night, such
as upstairs. Select this attribute
so that if a user selects Part Set
B, the control unit sets only
those zones that have the Part
Set B attribute set to “On”.
• Chime — Normally for
detectors used on front or
back doors. When enabled,
the system gives a non-alarm
chime when the zone is
triggered. The chime operates
only when the system is unset.
Step 6: Select the exit mode
The exit mode determines how the
system sets.
From the top level of the Installer
menu:
1. Select Setting Options .
2. Select Full Set (or Part set B/C/D ).
3. Select Exit mode .
4. Select an exit mode:
• Timed Set — The system sets
after a delay. Use Exit Time (at
the same level in the menu as
Exit mode ) to specify the delay.
The control unit logs the start
of the timed exit.
• Final Door Set — The system
sets after closing a door fitted
with a Final Exit zone detector.
Once the door closes, the
system sets after the Settle
Time expires. Note that the exit
time does not expire with this
option. The control unit logs the
start of final door exit.
• Instant Set — The system sets
immediately and without any
setting tone.The control unit
and any internal radio sounders
give a confirmation tone when
the system is set.
• Silent Set — This is the same as
Timed Set, but there is no exit
tone. On entry, the control unit
and any internal radio sounders
give an entry tone.
Step 7: Add remote controls
(FOB-2W-4B)
Remote controls allow you to set and
unset the system from a distance.
From the unset state:
1. Press the menu key ( ).
2. Enter the user code you created
during the power-up procedure
(Step 1). This displays the User
menu (as documented in the
Admin & User Manual ).
3. Select Users .
4. To assign a remote control
(remote) to a new user, select Add
User and follow the prompts to:
a. Modify the default name
(optional).
b. Select a user type (usually
Normal User).
c. Specify an access code
(optional).
d. Assign a proximity tag. Press 
if there is no tag.

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e. Assign the remote (press any
button).
f. Assign a radio Hold Up Alarm
(HUA) Press both orange
buttons. Press if there is no
HUA.
5. To assign a remote to the master
user, select Edit User , then:
a. Select User 001 .
b. Select Remote .
c. Press any button on the remote.
Step 8: Congure or disable
communications
You need to do one of the following:
•If you are connecting the control
unit to an Alarms Receiving Centre
(ARC), configure communications
as described in the Engineering
Guide .
•If you are not using an ARC,
disable communications as
follows. (If you do not do this,
the navigation key will remain
permanently red to indicate an
alert state.)
From the top level of the Installer
menu:
a. Select Communications .
b. Select ARC Reporting .
c. Select Call Mode .
d. Select Disabled .
e. If you select Call Mode again,
you will see a * before Disabled
to indicate that this is the
selected option.
Basic configuration of the control unit
is now complete. Please refer to the
Engineering Guide or Admin & User
Manual (which can be downloaded
from www.touchpoint-online.co.uk) if
you need further information.
Step 9: Congure
SecureConnect™
SecureConnect allows users to set
or unset the alarm system, switch
outputs on or off and perform other
functions from a mobile device. If
users require this feature, please
configure SecureConnect as described
in the SecureConnect Installer Guide
(which can be downloaded from www.
touchpoint-online.co.uk).

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Installer menu map
The following menu map shows all options in the Installer menu and their
locations. Please refer to the Engineering Guide for details of these options.
1 Detectors/Devices
Detectors Add/Del Detectors Zone nnn...
Delete all
Program Zones Zone 000...
Name
Type
Attributes
On-board Keypad Key A Name
Action
Key B Name
Action
Key C Name
Action
Key D Name
Action
ABCD Led
Audible Keys
Status fault
Status OK
Backlight Mode
Brightness
Radio Keypads i-rk01
Add/Del Radio Kpd
Edit Keypads Radio Kpd 01...
Name
Key A
Key B
Key C
Key D
External Sirens Add/Del Siren
Edit Siren Radio SRN 01...
Name
Internal Sounders Add/Del Sounder
Edit Sounder Int. SNDR 01...
Name
Volume
WAMs Add/Del WAM
Edit WAM

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Cameras IP Cam 1... Camera Triggers
Zone Follow
Zone Alarm
IP Address
HTTP Port Internal
2 Outputs
Radio outputs Add Outputs
Edit Outputs EDIT RADIO O/P 1...
Name
Type
Pulsed
Zones
Delay
On Time
3 Setting options
Full Set Name
Exit Mode
Settle Time
Exit Time
Entry Time
Siren Delay
Siren Time
Strobe on Set
Strobe on Unset
Part Set B/C/D
(displayed only if a zone
has the relevant part set
attribute set)
Name
Exit Mode
Settle Time
Exit Time
Entry Time
Alarm Response
Siren Delay
Siren Time
Pt.set Final Exit
Pt.set Entry Route
Strobe on Set
Strobe on Unset
Remote Set Exit Mode
Exit Time
Local Set on ER

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4 System Options
User Options User Access HUA keys active
Quick set
Quick omit
User code reqd
2 Way Replies
2W Set Instant
Tamper Omit
Silence Alerts
User Reset Zone alarms
Zone tampers
System tampers
CSID Code
Restore Defaults Staged defaults User
Zones
Radio Devices
Outputs
Setting Info
System Options
Communications
Factory defaults
Installer Options Installer Name
Installer Code
Keypad text
Confirmation Confirmation Mode DD243
BS8243
Basic
Confirmation time
Entry Alarm Delay
After Entry
Entry Keypad Lock
Sounder on
Siren on
Unconfirmed reset
Confirmed reset
HUA Response
HUA Confirm time
Tamp as Tamp-Only
Abort Time
Auto Rearm

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Hardware On-board Sounder Volume
A/C Fail Reporting
Mains Fail Delay
Ext DC Fail Reporting
Ext DC Fail Delay
GSM Antenna
Radio Options Supervision
Jamming
Remotes Remote needs Entry
Remote Entry PrtSt
Force Set
i-rk01 RKP needs Entry
RKP Entry PrtSt
Perimeter Options
(displayed only if there is a
zone of type Perimeter)
PZ Unset Response
PZ Set Response
PZ Reset Time
Date and Time Set Date & Time
SNTP Time Sync SNTP Enable
Sync on Startup
Sync Interval
Manual Sync
NTP Server Names
Updates Language
Panel Upgrade
Level 4 Update
5 Communications
Contacts Recipient A... Name
Tel No 1
Tel No 2
Email
IP Address
ARC Reporting Call Mode
Telecoms Priority Panel Ethernet
PSTN
Recipients Tel. Recipient 1
Tel. Recipient 2
IP Recipient 1
IP Recipient 2
Account Numbers
Repor t Type
Fast Fmt channels
CID/SIA Events
Restorals

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Burg Comms Rearm
21CN FF Ack time
Send Tamp As Burg
Dynamic Test Call
Static Test Call
Unset Comms
SMS Outgoing Call Mode
Messages
Triggers
Destinations
PSTN SMS
Incoming Remote Control
Forwarding
Email Call Mode
Messages Home Message
Message 1-4
Triggers Message 1-4
Destinations Message 1-4
Server Server Name
Server Port Number
Account
Username
Password
SSL
Line Fail Response Panel Ethernet
PSTN
GSM
Line Fail Delay Panel Ethernet
PSTN
GSM
IP Options IP Address
IP Subnet Mask
Gateway IP Address
DNS IP Address
Web Server Status
IP Port Number
VKP Instant
Cloud Access
Net Speed
M2M Interface Status
IP Port Number
Dynamic DNS Status
Provider

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Hostname
Username
Password
Last Update Status
Detected ext. IP
6 Test
Sirens & Sounders Ext. Radio Sirens
On-board Sounder
Internal Sounders
On-board Keypad
Radio Keypads
Walk Test Chime
System
Zones
Signal Strengths Detectors
Radio Keypads
External Sirens
WAMs
Internal Sounders
Outputs Radio Outputs
Remotes
User HUAs
Prox Tags
ARC Reporting Panel Ethernet
PSTN
SMS
Email
Panel PSU
Battery(s)
7 View Log
All Events
Mandatory Events
Non-Mand. Events
8 ABOUT
Panel
Cloud
Comms Module
Panel Ethernet

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