Elkron MP 200 User manual

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MP 200
BUS Control Unit
User’s
Manual
IS0083-AH

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Sommario
1.0 KP200D KEYPAD ......................................................................................................... 3
1.1EVENT / SYSTEM MEMORY.................................................................................... 4
1.1.1 DISPLAYING ALARM EVENTS .................................................................... 4
1.1.2 DISPLAYING TAMPER / SABOTAGEATTEMPTS .......................................... 4
1.1.3 DISPLAYING OPEN ZONES ........................................................................ 5
1.1.4 DISPLAYING AREA EXCLUSION AND TAMPERING ................................... 5
1.1.5 DISPLAYING MESSAGES ............................................................................ 5
2.0 TURNING THE SYSTEM ON AND OFF BY SECTORS ...................................... 6
2.1 TURNING THE SYSTEM ON: TOTALLY / PARTIALLY USING KEYPAD ............. 6
2.2 TURNING THE SYSTEM OFF: TOTALLY / PARTIALLY USING KEYPAD ........... 7
2.3 TURNING THE SYSTEM ON AND OFF WITH THE USER KEY / READER ......... 7
2.4 READING AND SETTING ZONES WITH THE USER KEY / READER.................. 8
3.0 USER'S MENU ............................................................................................................ 9
3.1 CHANGING THE "USER ID" ACCESS CODE ....................................................... 10
3.2 ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING ZONES ............................................................... 10
3.2.1 EXAMPLE OF SELECTIVE ZONE ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION ........... 11
3.3 ENABLE SINGLE ACCESS BY SYSTEM ENGINEER........................................... 11
3.4 SYSTEM TESTING................................................................................................. 12
3.4.1 WARNING SYSTEM TEST........................................................................... 12
3.4.2 ZONE TEST.................................................................................................. 12
3.4.3 BATTERY TEST ........................................................................................... 13
3.4.4 PURGE MEMORY ........................................................................................ 13
3.5 EVENT LOG MENU................................................................................................ 14
3.6 ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING: THE BUZZER AND / OR THE CHIME............... 15
3.7 ENABLING USERS................................................................................................. 15
3.8 ADDING OR DELETING USER'S ID ACCESS CODES / KEYS ............................ 16
3.9 MEMORIZING TELEPHONE NUMBERS ==> POSITION 1 - 6 (OPTIONAL)........ 19
3.10 LISTENING TO VOICE MESSAGES (OPTIONAL) ............................................... 20
3.11 MAKING TEST CALLS TO MEMORIZED NUMBERS (OPTIONAL) ..................... 20
3.12 PROGRAMMING THE DATE / TIMER FUNCTIONS ............................................ 21
TableofContents

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1.0 KP200D Keypad
The KP 200D keypad is the main instrument for the user to interface the control unit. The number keys are used for
keying in codes.Automatically generated optical/acoustic warnings are shown on the keypad display.
According to how the installer programs the system during installation, a keypad can be associated with the entire
system, i.e., with all the sectors in the system, or only to specific sectors.
Each keypad associated with the system can be used to activate/deactivate the entire system and to show optical
and acoustic warnings, etc. The keypad functions associated with a sector are valid for the relevant sector only.
LED - system status indicator (indicates the on/off status of the sector associated with the keypad)
1) OFF............................= all sectors are disactivated
2) ON .............................= all sectors are activated
3) BLINKING ..................= only some sectors are activated
LED - alarm event memory indicator
1) OFF............................ = no alarm events are present
2) BLINKING ..................= 1 or more alarm events are present
LED - Sabotage / tampering memory indicator
1) OFF............................ = no tampering attempts are present
2) BLINKING ..................= 1 or more tampering attempts are present
LED - open zone indicator
1) OFF............................ = all zones are off
2) BLINKING ..................= some zones are on
LED - excluded zone indicator
1) OFF............................ = no zones are excluded
2) BLINKING ..................= some zones are excluded
LED - level indicator for: mains, control unit battery, remote power sources for concentrators
1) ON ............................. = system is connected to mains
2) OFF............................ = system is running on battery (no mains)
3) BLINKING ..................= battery is low
• The alphanumeric keypad can be used to assign names to new "user ID codes" which are programmable from
the Master level (see paragraph 3.8). This procedure can be useful, for example, when reading the Event Log,
because the names are associated with the codes indicating what operations were done and who did them.
mainsand
batterylevel
indicator
menu
navigation
buttons
system status
indicator--
notused
backlitLCD
alphanumeric
screen - 2 x 16
characters
zone status
andmemory
foralarm
events alphanumeric
keypad used to
assignuser names
to user IDs & keys

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1.1.1 ALARM EVENTS
• The LED will blink to indicate that there are stored alarms to be
viewed. Press to view the memorized alarm data on the display.
Press (forward) and (backward) to scroll the list.
• A long tone will be heard after is pressed when the last alarm
has been reached.
• Only the alarms generated in the activated sectors associated with
the keypad will be shown.
• A default name will appear if no names were assigned to the zones,
eg., “Intruder Zone # “.
• Press to quit the "alarm events" menu.
1.1.2 TAMPER / SABOTAGE ATTEMPTS
• The LED will blink to indicate that there are stored tamper /
sabotage attempts memorized. Press to view the stored data.
Press to scroll forward in the list.
• A long tone will be heard when is pressed and the last stored
data has been reached.
• Only the events generated in the sectors associated with the keypad
will be shown.
• A default name will appear if no names were given to the zones, e.g.
"Tamper / Sabotage Zone #".
• Press to quit the "tamper / sabotage attempts" menu.
NOTE: "Zone #" means that something triggered the alarm
of the Control Unit in that Zone number (#).
Intruder
HALL IR
Intruder
Zone 2
F
Intruder
Zone 3
F
F
Tamper / Sabotage
LIVING ROOM IR
Tamper / Sabotage
Zone 2
F
Tamper / Sabotage
Zone 3
F
F
to confirm a choice
to cancel a choice
tomovetotheright or to go forward
to move to the left or to go back
to close a menu
to cancel data
• Repeatedly press a button to change the character.
Ex.: press button 1 once for the letter A, twice for the letter B, etc.
• Press to move to the next character or for a blank space
• Press to go back to the previous character
• Press to delete a character
• Press to display a dot or a dash
• Press to delete an entire string
NOTE: Names can only be written in CAPITAL LETTERS.
Menu navigation buttons:
1.1 EVENT / SYSTEM MEMORY

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2.0 Turning System ON/OFF by Sectors
2.1 TURNING SYSTEM ON: TOTALLY / PARTIALLY USING KEYPAD
NOTE:“Set” = Turn ON / Activate & “Unset” = Turn OFF / Deactivate; “O” = OK & “N” = NO
Enter a valid 6 digit "access code".
The message "Full Set? O/N" will appear on the display, unless an automatic system message is seen
(paragraph 1.1.5), in which case,
Press to reach the "Full Set? O/N" message.
Press to activate all sectors controlled by the keypad and/or by the access code.
Press for partial activation. The message "Partial Set? O/N" will appear on the display.
Press again to view the current situation in each sector. A default name will appear for each sector
which has not been named, eg., Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, etc.
Press to select / confirm the current configuration for each sector.
Press to change the current setting. Select the required configuration then,
Press to confirm the setting and then go on to the next sector.
Press to view all configurations in all the sectors controlled by the keypad and/or by the access code.
After setting all sectors, the system will prompt whether to confirm the settings: "Activate Setting? O/N".
Press to activate the selected sector and go back to: "Activate Setting? O/N".
1
2
4
3
Full Set?
O/N OK
FIRST FLOOR OFF?
O/N
EXIT
MENU
Activate all sectors controlled by
keypad or access code => EXIT MENU
Partial Set?
O/N
OK
OFFICE AREA
OFF? O/N
"last sector"
OFF? O/N
Activate Setting?
O/N
FIRST FLOOR Set?
O/N
OFFICE AREA
Set? O/N
"last sector" Set? O/N
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
NO
NO
NO
NO
F
F
ACCESS
CODE 1
2 3
5
5
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NOTE:The ELKRON MP200 SYSTEM is programmed into zones and sectors. A "zone" is an input on the "CU" or
Control Unit associated with some type of sensor. A "sector" is a functional or logical grouping of zones,
preprogrammed by the installer at the time of installation of the system.

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2.2 TURNINGSYSTEMOFF:TOTALLY/PARTIALLYUSING KEYPAD
NOTE: “Set” = Turn ON / Activate & “Unset” = Turn OFF / Deactivate; “O” = OK & “N” = NO
Enter a valid 6 digit "access code".
The message “Full Unset? O/N” will appear on the display if at least one of the sectors controlled by the
keypad is on.
If an automatic system message is shown (see paragraph 1.1.5),
Press to reach the "Full Unset? O/N" message.
Press to deactivate all the sectors controlled by the keypad and/or the access code.
The "Full Unset? O/N" message will appear again.
Press to go to the partial deactivation option.
The menu will appear in the same sequence already described in paragraph 2.1.
Scroll the sectors and deactivate as required, as shown in steps 3, 4 and 5 of the previous paragraph.
The menu interface will continue on to the next instruction.
2.3 TURNING SYSTEM ONAND OFF WITH "USER KEY" / READER
• Configured readers can be used to activate/deactivate the sectors that each authorized "user key" controls.
• Important Note: the controlled sectors are those associated with the reader during installation
and those associated with the key in use. For example, if a reader is associated
with the system (i.e., all sectors) and a key associated with sector 1 is being
used, then only sector 1 can be activated/deactivated. Similarly, if a reader is
associated only with sector 1 and a key associated with the system is being
used, then only sector 1 can be activated/deactivated.
• Partial activation/deactivation is not possible using a reader. For example, if the reader and the key in use are
associated with sectors 1, 2 and 3, then all three sectors will be activated/deactivated at the same time. Partial
activation/deactivationisonly possible by using splitters (see paragraph2.4).
• In case of activation with readers proximity readers AC200P, is necessary to wait at least 5 seconds
between disarming and arming.
1
2
4
3
FullUnset?
O/N OK
PartialUnset?
O/N OK
NO
F
ACCESS
CODE
To deactivate all the sectors controlled by
the keypad and/or the access code
EXIT
menu
3
1
2
4
DK4000reader
TotalActivation = On Steady .
Partial Activation = Blinking . On Steady =Alarm Memory
Blinking = Low Battery / NO Mains
OnSteady = Open Zones
Blinking = Excluded Zones
OnSteady
(keyinserted)

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2.4 READING / SETTING ZONES WITH THE USER KEY / READER
There are two operating modes for zones controlled by a splitter, namely:
Mode A called "direct action" and Mode B called "pre-programmed action".
As mentioned in paragraph 2.0, the splitter is programmed by the installer.
Mode A: In this mode, leave the key inserted in the associated reader and press the buttons on the splitter to
select the associated sectors to be activated or deactivated directly.
1.Insert the "user key" in the "user key" reader.
Reader LED 1 will blink for approximately 5 secs.
Reader LED 3 will then light up steady.
The LEDs on the splitter will indicate the status of
each associated sector.
2.Press the splitter buttons corresponding to the
sectors to be activated / deactivated.
LED is on = sector is on
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
Mode B: In this mode, leave the key in the associated reader and press the buttons on the splitter to select
whether to memorize the activation/deactivation of the associated sectors. You will later be able to set the
system as programmed simply by inserting the key.
1. Insert the key in the associated reader.
Reader LED 1 will blink for approximately 5 secs.
Reader LED 3 will then light up steady.
All LEDs related with the sectors that are about to
be activated/deactivated will blink on the splitter.
2.Press the buttons on the splitter corresponding to the sectors whose status you want to change.
Splitter LED is on = sector is activated.
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
Splitter LED is off = sector is deactivated.
3.Remove the key from the reader: the sector status
will switch either to off (if it was on) or vice versa.
As the key is removed, the settings become func-
tional.
Reader LED 1 is blinking = partial activation
(only some of the sectors are activated)
Reader LED 1 is on steady = total activation
(all of the sectors are activated).
4.At this point, you can activate/deactivate the sectors simply by inserting and removing the key.
NOTE: The LEDs on the splitter will go out after approximately 30 seconds.
Press any button on the splitter to switch them on again.
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
READER SPLITTER .
READER SPLITTER .
READER SPLITTER .
LED is off = sector is off
3. Once you remove the key from the reader the settings will become functional.
Reader LED 1 is blinking = partial activation (only some sectors will be activated).
Reader LED 1 is on steady = total activation (all sectors will be activated).
NOTE: The LEDs on the splitter will go out after approximately 30 seconds.
Press any button on the splitter to switch them on again.

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3.0 User's Menu
• Authorizeduserscan exploit thevariousfunctionsofferedby the MP200controlunit'suser menuwhichisaccessed
after keying in your access code on the KP 200D keypad.
• The first menu instruction will appear on the KP 200D display, typically, “Full Set? O/N” (unless a message is
viewed, in which case, see paragraph 1.1.5).
• Scroll the various menu instructions to reach the required option. Press [OK] to confirm. The user is guided
during the navigation in the sub-menus by various instructions which appear on the keypad display during use.
• A single 6 digit access code exists when the system is installed for the first time (default code = 1 1 1 1 1 1). After
installation, you are advised to personalize the default code with another code consisting of six digits in any
sequence (see paragraph 3.1, “Changing the 'User ID' code").
Full Unset? O / N
(if at least one
sector is active) OK
F
OK
NO
OK
NO
OK
NO
OK
NO
OK
NO
OK
NO
OK
NO
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
Timed Prog.
Functions? O / N Paragraph 3.12
Change access
code? O / N Paragraph 3.1
Exclude / Include
Zones? O / N Paragraph 3.2
Enable Installer?
O / N Paragraph 3.3
Test System?
O / N Paragraph 3.4
Event Log
Menu? O / N Paragraph 3.5
Program KP 200D
Buzzer? O / N Paragraph 3.6
Full Set? O / N OK
Partial Set? O / N OK
F
F
EXIT
ACCESS
CODE
no
Enable
Users? O / N Paragraph 3.7
OK
NO
F
New Code or
Key? O / N OK
NO
F
Cancel Access
Code? O / N Paragraph 3.8
OK
NO
F
Delete User's
Key? O / N OK
NO
F
Program Tel #?
O / N Paragraph 3.9
OK
NO
F
Program Remo-
te
Access? O / N
(NOTUSED)
OK
NO
F
Listen to
Message? O / N Paragraph 3.10
OK
NO
F
Make Test
Call? O / N Paragraph 3.11
OK
F
EXIT

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3.1 CHANGING THE "USER ID" ACCESS CODE
The procedure to change the "User ID" access code is as follows:
3.2 ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING ZONES
Zone exclusion (deactivation) is useful for opening a zone without generating an alarm.
An excluded zone can be again included (activated) by following the same procedure.
Enter the current 6 digit User ID access code.
Press either or until the "Change Access Code?" message
appears on the display.
Press until the message "Enter New Code?" appears on the
display. The current 6 digit code is displayed after the question mark “?”.
Enter the new 6 digit code. The code will be displayed as it is entered.
Press to confirm and to quit.
1
2
3
4
5
Enter a valid 6 digit User ID access code.
Press or until the message "Exclude / Include Zones? O /N" appears on the display.
Press until the first sector controlled by the keypad or user access code appears.
Press to program the first sector or press to set the next sector.
The first zone of the sector will appear by pressing .
Press / to exclude / include it.
The second zone of the sector will appear after setting and confirming the first zone.
Repeat the same operation for all zones and sectors.
Press to quit.
The LED on the associated keypad will blink to indicate that the zone has been excluded.
2
3
4
5
Change Access
Code? O / N
OK
Enter New
Code ? 1 1 1 1 1 1
Enter the new 6
digit access code.
OK
2
3
4
5
ACCESS
CODE
1
Exclude / Include
Zones? O / N FIRST FLOOR ?
O / N IncludeHALL?
O / N Include LOUNGE? O / N
SECOND FLOOR ?
O / N Exclude HALL?
O / N
THIRD FLOOR ?
O / N
ACCESS
CODE
OK OK OK OK
NO NO NO
F
NO
FF
F
F
F
QUIT
2 3 4 5
1
Exclude LOUNGE?
O / N
1

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3.2.1 SELECTIVE ZONE ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION
In this example of selective zone “Inclusion”=Activation/”Exclusion”=Deactivation, we’ll include all of the rooms in
a two-storey house, except for the lounge. This is because there is a pet in the lounge that would trigger the alarm
as soon as it moves around. Obviously, the "LOUNGE" area (zone) will need to be excluded. (Here we assume
that the Installer/Engineer named all of the zones during the installation/programming phase.) To exclude zone:
1. Go to the KP200D keypad and enter the access code.
2. Press until the message “Exclude/Include zone? O / N” appears on the display then,
Press .
3. Press until the name of the desired sector appears on the display ("FIRST FLOOR" in this case).
Press .
4. Press until the name of the zone to be excluded appears on the display ("LOUNGE" in this case).
Press when the message “Exclude LOUNGE? O / N”appears on the display.
5. Press to quit.
6. Follow the same procedure to re-include the zone, but in that case,
Press in step 4 when the message “Include LOUNGE? O / N” appears on the display.
3.3 ENABLE SINGLE ACCESS BY SYSTEM ENGINEER
The User can enable temporary access by the System Engineer.
Enter a valid 6 digit "access code".
Press or until the message "Enable Engineer? O / N"
appears on the display.
Press to enable and quit automatically.
The buzzer will emit two confirmation beeps.
The installer is enabled at this point and can access the installation
menu by entering the unique "installer's ID code". The enabled pro-
cedure will end the next time a user ID code is entered.
3
ACCESS
CODE
2
3
Enable Engineer?
O / N
OK
Engineer
Enabled.
OK
QUIT
1
O
LOUNGE
2
1

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3.4 SYSTEM TESTING
The test procedure (which can be accessed by entering a valid user code) is useful for checking:
electrical output and relay switches, open zones, closed zones and the level of batteries in the system when the
systemisoff. A system test should berunafterthefirst installation, possibly by using aKP200Dkeypad associated
with the entire system so as to ensure maximum accessibility, because the test can only be run on the warning
system devices and zones that are part of the sectors associated with the keypad in use.
Thismenuincludes the "clear memory" procedure.
It is used to switch off the LEDs that indicate a memorized alarm on the keypads and the readers.
3.4.1 OUTPUTS TEST
This test is used to test all programmable outputs, with the exception of the programmed "system status" outputs.
Select a sector to test all the respectively associated outputs. Warning system device elements associated with
several sectors cannot be tested if even one of the sectors to which it is associated is on.
Access the warning system test function and select the sector to be tested. At this point, press and to
scroll all the devices associated with the sector on the display. Press after selecting the required device to
switch its status on. The status will remain on until the device is again selected and is pressed a second time.
After quitting the warning system test, all outputs switched on during the test will return to stand-by status.
The"TCOR"programmeddevicesassociatedwithatleastonesector being tested will change its status at the same
time that a warning system device is switched.
3.4.2 ZONE TEST
The zone test can be used to test the correct operation of the break-in detection devices installed in each
sectorwithoutgeneratingalarms.
Themenuprovidesastep-by-stepguide.Inbrief,theoperationsare:
1. Access the "ZoneTest" function menu.
2. Confirm the activation of the areas to be tested. Remember: This is a system test procedure, so the sectors
will not really be activated! The associated "TC OR" outputs will change status for the duration of the test.
NOTE: If the zone to be tested belongs to a common area, for example, it is associated with two sectors, both
sectors must be "activated" (turned on), as described above.
• "Zone Test" results: There are three ways to check the test results of the zones. They are:
1. Press on the keypad and press and to scroll the list: the zones will appear in the order in
whichthey were tested by the controlunitfollowed by the zones oftheconcentrators(where relevant).
Theywillnotbe shown in chronological order.
2.Viewthe event log:The"AlarmTest"messagewillappearnexttothechronologicalevent,thedateandthetime.
Press to view the name.
3. Connect a printer to the RS232 serial line: the information will include the date and time of the “input test”, the
serialline, the node, the zone andtheconventionalname.
The zone that was tested will appear only the first time it was tested in all of the three modes.

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3.4.3 BATTERY TEST
The battery test is used to test the control unit battery and the remote concentrator power units.
Controlunit LED 1, theMains LED on the keypadsandthe red LED on thekey readers will blinkif the battery is low.
Automatic messages will also appear on the display announcing this event.
Press to start the test which may last for a few minutes. The battery test ends automatically.
NOTE : The battery test is also automatically run every five hours by the MP200 central control unit.
3.4.4 DELETE MEMORY
The clear memory function is used to delete the alarm memory, switch off the and
LEDs on the keypads, as well as switch off the red LEDs present on the key readers.
In the below diagram, "ON" = "Set” and "OFF" = "Unset".
Press or until the message “System test? O / N”appears.
Press to confirm and select the test type.
Press to scroll and select the sector where the warning devices will be tested.
Press to confirm, when the desired sector appears.
The first warning device associated with the selected sector will appear.
Press to scroll the list until the required device is reached.
When is pressed, the selected output will be switched. Press to quit the test.
Press to scroll and select the desired sector for the zone test. The sector name will appear.
Press to confirm.
Press to virtually activate the selected sector and press to confirm. Repeat the operation for all
the desired sectors and follow the menu prompts until the message “Start of test? O / N” appears.
Press to start the test. The word "Testing", the date and the time will appear on the display.
1
5
2
3
4
6
7
8
Outputs Test?
OK / NO
NO
OK OK
Sector 1?
O / N
NO
OK
U1 CU000?
O / N
NO
OK
Sector 2?
O / N
NO
OK
U2 CU000?
O / N
NO
OK
Sector # n ?
O / N OK
U # n CU000?
O / N
Zones Test?
O / N
NO
OK
Batteries Test?
O / N
NO
OK
Delete
Memories? O/N
NO
OK
NO
OK
Sector 1 OFF?
O / N
Sector 1 ON?
O / N OK
NO
OK
Sector 2 OFF?
O / N
Sector 2 ON?
O / N OK
NO
OK
Sector # n OFF?
O / N
Sector #n ON?
O / N OK
OK
Start of test?
O / N
"Testing" / Date /
Time (displayed)
[The test starts.]
(The system exits the
testmodeautomatically.)
[The alarm memory is cleared.]
System Test?
OK / NO 1
5
2
2
2
6
7
4
8
3
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.

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3.5 EVENT LOG MENU
The MP 200 can automatically store all significant event types in chronological order by date and time.
The MP 200-64 can store up to 300 events and the MP 200-256 can store up to 1000. Once these limits are
exceeded, the oldest events will be automatically deleted to make room for the new events.
The event log is structured as a menu which can be accessed by entered in valid user ID code on the KP 200D
keypad. You can read and/or print the complete list or a list restricted to a certain period by stating the from and to
period by day and month as required.
The information appears on the KP 200D LCD.
Connect a printer to the RS-232 serial line on the MP 200 motherboard unit to be able to exploit the print option
(see Installation Manual, paragraph 7.2, "Connection to a local printer").
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.
Press or to scroll the menu items until reaching "Event log menu? O / N".
Press to confirm and follow the menu prompts.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Example:View a sector 3 deactivation event that used "John Doe's" key.
We will assume that it is event # 5, occurring in the "Lounge".
005 : event number
14-05 : day and month of the event
08:32 am : time of the event
Deactivate: type of event
"_ _ _ " : indicate the sectors
“Lounge” : sector where the event occurred(3rdsector="LOUNGE")
DK 03 : "User's" Key #
1st Level : "User's" Level #
John Doe : "User's" name
Press to go back to the first page.
Press or and to scroll the events log backwards.
OK
005 14-05
08 : 32 Unset
OK
X
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
DK 03 1st level
JOHN DOE
Event Log Menu?
O / N
OK
OK
OK NO OK OK
OK OK
OK
NO
NO
NO
Read Event Log ?
O / N
Print Event Log ?
O / N
Read All? O / N
Print All? O / N
Read Period?
O / N
Print Period?
O / N
NO
NO
Period from
_ _-_ _ to _ _-_ _
1
2
4
3
At this point, the most recent event in the "Event Log" will appear on the display.
Press and to scroll the list.
The printer will print the complete event list.
Enter the required period in a "day-month" format (dd-mm).
For example: for a period from 20 May to 23 May, type in, 21-05 23-05.
(The hyphen separator is already present).
The data referred to, in the selected period, is now available.
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3.6 ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING BUZZER AND/OR CHIME
It is possible to activate/deactivate the buzzer to signal a delay on each keypad at the entrance/exit.
It is also possible to activate the auxiliary function of the chime to signal the opening of a zone.
(see paragraph 2.2.2 of the Functions and Programming manual).
3.7 ENABLING USERS
The Master User can disable any User ID access code or key, blocking its use temporarily, until it is re-enabled.
ACCESS
CODE
OK
Program BuzzerProgram Buzzer
Program BuzzerProgram Buzzer
Program Buzzer
KP? O / NKP? O / N
KP? O / NKP? O / N
KP? O / N
Program Buzzer
KP 101? O / N NO
OK
KP 101 Chime
ON? O / N
NO
OK
OK KP 101 Signal
AutoOn ON? O / N
NO NO
OK OK
Program Buzzer
KP 102? O / N
OK OK
Program Buzzer
KP 102? O/ N Program Buzzer
KP #? O / N
(function not active)
1
2
3
Enter a valid 6 digit user code.
Press or until the message "Program buzzer KP? O / N" appears on the display.
Press to confirm the buzzer on this keypad or else,
Press or to select the keypad to be programed.
Press to confirm the keypad selection.
At this point, you can program the keypad buzzer to turn ON / OFF either or both types of signals:
- chime tone (zone opening signal - auxiliary function), press to select and to confirm.
- entrance/exit delay signal, press to select and to confirm.
Repeat the operations from step 3 for the other keypads.
Press to exit menu when you have finished.
1
3
Enable Users?
O / N
OK
002 JOHN DOE
Enabled? O / N OK
ACCESS
CODE
NO
OK
003 JANE DOE
Enabled? O / N
002 JOHN DOE
Disabled? O / N
2
1
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.
Press or until the message
"Enable users? O / N" is displayed.
Press to confirm.
The first available code/key number will be displayed.
Press to change enable to disable and vice versa.
Press to confirm.
Repeat the enabling/disabling operations
for the other User's ID access codes/keys.
2
1
KP 101 Chime
OFF? O / N KP 101 Enter / Exit
Delay OFF? O / N KP 101 Signal
AutoOn OFF? O / N
KP 101 Enter / Exit
Delay ON? O / N
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3.8 PROGRAMMING ACCESS CODES / KEYS
The Master user can program a new code or acquire a new key, assigning level, name and association to the
sectors. The master can also delete some, or all, of the pre-existing keys or codes.
Note: Level assignment and sector association and naming a User ID (code) or a key is only possible during new
code/key programming. The parameters cannot be changed directly by the user after programming. The
code/key must be deleted by the Master user and the complete programming procedure must be repeated.
New Code or Key?
O / N
NO
OK Enter Code
(n n Mem)? O / N OK Enter New Code: OK 001 Master
Code? O / N OK
FFF
OK
Insert Key
(n n Mem)? O / N OK
NO
OK
OK
OK
NO
001 Level 1
Code? O / N
NO
001 Level 2
Code? O / N
NO
001 Level n
Code? O / N
NO
001 Assign Level
n Code? O / N NO
OK
Insert Key
N N N Level 1
Key? O / N
OK
LET N N N? O / N
NO
OK
NO
N N N Assign
Level 1 DK? O / N
LET 100?
O / N
no
OK
LET 101?
O / N
NO
OK
LET N N N?
O / N OK
(See pg. 18 - step #14
and step #15.)
1
2 3
4
7 8
6
5
9
10
11
NO
(See pg. 18 - steps
# 12 and # 13.)
Enter a valid 6 digit User ID code.
Press or until the message "New Code or Key? O / N" appears on the display.
Press to confirm and to program a new code/key or
Press to go on to the next instruction.
The message "Enter New Code" will appear on the display with the number of stored codes in brackets.
Numbering is the same for Codes and Keys. The first available number will be "003", because "000" is the
default user code, "001" is the installer code and "002" is the remote surveillance code.
Enter the new 6 digit numeric code using the keypad.
Press to confirm.
The next instruction will appear on the display if the code was accepted. Otherwise the keypad buzzer
will sound (eg., if the code entered is already among those present in memory).
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Reader LED 4 will start blinking.
Insert the key to be acquired.
LED 1 will start blinking (fast).
LED 4 will continue blinking (slowly).
Extract the key.
If the procedure was carried out properly,
LED 1 will go out and
LED 4 will light up steady.
Reinsert the key.
LED 1 will start blinking (fast) while
LED 4 will remain lit steady.
1
2
3
4
The message “Insert Key” will
appear on the display. Follow the
procedure to the right to acquire
the new User ID key.
8
After the system accepts and memorizes the key, the message “### Key - Level #” will appear on the display,
where ### is the sequential number assigned to the Key and the User ID (Keys and User ID codes have the
same number) and # is the access authorization level number assigned to that User.
Press to confirm level 1.
9
Extract the key.
If the procedure was carried out properly,
all the LEDs will turn off,
the keypad buzzer will beep twice,
the message “nnn Key Level #” will appear.
5
Ifthe level is in therange,from "L1" to "L4",thesystem will ask what sectorsareassigned to that code, i.e.,the
sectorsinthe system which can be activated/deactivated with thenewcode.Rememberthat the "master" level
by definition can operate on the entire system, i.e., all sectors. Follow the prompts to assign sectors.
Press to confirm, when finished.
The message “Insert Key” will appear on the display followed by the number of memorized keys in brackets.
The numbering is in common for keys and codes. The first number is "003", because "000" is the default user
code, "001" is the installer code and "002" is the remote surveillance code.
The program prompts the user to select which "reader" the key will be activated on.
Press to select the reader.
Press to confirm the selection.
The user is advised to select the
reader closest to the keypad where
data is being entered.
6
5
Select the level of access authority to be assigned to the new code from the five available user levels: Master
User, Levels: 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 (see paragraph 2.8.1 of the Functions and Programming manual).
4
7
4
LED 4 will start blinking (slowly).
In case of transponder AC400TP
programming, you must wait at least 5
seconds between phase 3 and phase 4.
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At this point, select either total or partial cancellation of existing codes.
For partial deletion, use to scroll the list of stored codes until reaching the code to be deleted.
Press to confirm the operation.
At this point, select either total or partial deletion of existing keys.
For partial deletion, use to scroll the list of stored keys until reaching the key to be deleted.
Press to confirm the operation.
The program will prompt to associate a name to the new User (Code #) or Key (DK #).
Press to proceed or to accept the default name and go back to the initial instruction.
Enter the new Key name, max. 16 characters, eg., “CUSTODIAN”, using the keypad (see paragraph 1.0).
Press to confirm, when finished.
The program will again prompt to select a reader.
Press to skip this request and go on to the next instruction.
The program will prompt to associate sectors, i.e., which sectors can be activated/deactivated by this key.
Follow the prompts to make the required associations.
Press to confirm, when finished.
10
11
CONTINUED FROM
PAGE # 16
STEP #
14
15
OK
NO
Delete Key?
O / N
NO
Cancel All Codes?
O / N
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
NO
n n n DK Level n
Delete? O / N
n n n Code Level
n Delete? O / N
ALL CODES / KEYS ARE
CANCELED / DELETED.
CONTINUED FROM
PAGE # 16
STEP #
12 n n n Code n Lev.
n n n Code n Lev.
Name? O / N
[GO BACK TO PAGE # 16 - STEP # ]
OK OK
NO
1
13
15
14
13
4
12
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
Cancel Code?
O / N
14
Delete All Keys?
O / N
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3.9 MEMORIZING TELEPHONE NUMBERS
NOTE:Thisfeaturecanonlybeusedifthe MP 200 is equipped with an STM200ModemCommunicatorBoardand
an SV 108 Voice Synthesis Board for transmitting events via voice mode on the telephone line.
The Master User can access the programmed voice mode telephone numbers
for adding, deleting or editing up to a maximum of six (6) telephone numbers.
2 3
Program Tel.Program Tel.
Program Tel.Program Tel.
Program Tel.
Number ? O / NNumber ? O / N
Number ? O / NNumber ? O / N
Number ? O / N
OK
Program # N? O / N
NO
OK Nn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OK
1
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.
Press or until the message
"Program Tel. Number? O / N“ appears on the display.
Press to store the desired telephone number in the
first available position (1 to 6).
Press to go to the next position or to confirm.
The selected telephone number will appear or blank spaces
will appear, if no number is memorized in that position. Enter
the desired telephone number (max. 28 digits). The digits
will overwrite the existing number, if any, and they will be
shown as they are entered. To correct a digit:
Press to go back and re-enter the correct digit.
Press to enter a pause in the dialing sequence.
Press to cancel the entire telephone number.
Press to confirm the desired number.
Press to exit when finished.
1
2
3
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3.10 LISTENING TO VOICE MESSAGES
Note: This feature can only be used if the MP200 is equipped with a STM200 Modem Communicator Board for
transmitting events in voice mode on the telephone line and an SV108 Voice Synthesis Board with a
connected speaker.
The Master User and Level 1 and 2 users can listen to voice messages stored in the memory of the "SV108".
LIST OF 10 PRE-RECORDED VOICE MESSAGES
A = basic message 5 = panic message
1 = tamper/sabotage message 6 = rescue / help arriving message
2 = intruder message 7 = system on / off message
3 = fire message 8 = system breakdown message
4 = hardware message T = test message
3.11 MAKING TEST CALLS TO MEMORIZED NUMBERS
NOTE: This feature can only be used if the MP 200 is equipped with a STM 200 Modem Communicator Board for
transmitting events in voice mode on the telephone line .
The Master User, Level 1 and Level 2 users can make test calls to any one or all of the six programmed telephone
numbers, regardless of the functional mode (voice, numeric, modem) to check the correct operation of the
"Communicator" modem and the telephone line.
The message will
be played on the
SV108's speaker.
Listen to
Message? O / N
OK
1
2
Listen to
message A? O / N
NO
Listen to
message 1? O / N
NO
Listen to
message T? O / N
NO
OK
OK
OK
The selected
number will be
called to test it.
1
2
NO
Select Telephone # 1?
O / N
NO
Select Telephone # 2?
O / N
NO
Select Telephone # 6?
O / N
OK
OK
OK
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.
Press or until the message
"Listen to Message? O / N" appears on the display.
Press . The message
"Listen to message A? O / N"
will appear on the display.
Press repeatedly to listen to other messages.
Press to confirm and listen to message.
Press to exit when done listening to messages.
2
1
Enter a valid 6 digit access code.
Press or until the message
"Test Call? O / N" appears on the display.
Press . The message
"Select Telephone #n? O / N" will appear.
Press to select another telephone number.
Press to confirm and dial the number.
1
2
Test Call?
O / N