Elmo VILLEGGIO NG-TRX Series User manual

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User manUal
ULTRABUS
advanced serial bus
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VILLEGGIO NGTRX SERIES
Multi-functional hybrid control units
for intrusion detection systems
1 GENERALS
VIDOMO2K, VICOMPACT2K are multi-functional hybrid con-
trol units supporting both wired and wireless devices.
Control units are compatible with
• wireless devices of NG-TRX series;
• wireless devices of the first Villeggio series.
VIDOMO2K is also compatible with all EL.MO. devices (key-
pads, readers, power groups, security fog systems, concen-
trators and single detectors) thanks to ULTRABUS interface.
Optional modules can be installed to improve unit operating
mode.
It is also possible to connect to e-Connect with the installa-
tion of suitable modules.
VIDOMO2K, VICOMPACT2K are supplied in a plastic housing.
All control units are protected against the cover opening
and removal from wall.
Icons used in this manual
▼ Example of messages on keypad display
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
▼ Keys typing
▼ Usage example
Manual contents
▼ Keypads usage → chap. 2 p.2
Operating mode from keypad → par. 2.4 p.6
▼ Proximity keys usage → chap. 3 p.13
Operation with proximity keys → par. 3.2 p.14
▼ Remote controls usage → chap. 4 p.15
Operation with remote controls → par. 4.2 p.15
▼ GSM and phone communications → chap. 5 p.16
▼ Temperature monitoring → chap. 6 p.17
▼ Chronothermostat usage → chap. 7 p.18
▼ GPS control → chap. 8 p.20
▼ Use of e-Connect → chap. 9 p.21
▼ Maximum security property → chap. 10
p.22
▼ Remote interrogation and remote
control → chap. 11 p.23
▼ System test → chap. 12 p.27
▼ Anomalies diagnostics → chap. 13 p.27

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2 KEYPADS USAGE
VILLEGGIO NG-TRX control units are multi-area devices ca-
pable of managing up to 16 sectors.
During unit setup, sectors can be divided into:
• 4 areas including 4 sectors each;
• 2 areas including 8 sectors each;
• 1 area including all 16 sectors.
The built-in keypad allows to perform arming and disarming
operations considering such distribution.
The built-in keypad can be configured as “system keypad”,
to control all areas or only some.
To VIDOMO2K unit additional keypads can be connected via
ULTRABUS serial line.
Chronothermostat and System test functions, temper-
ature indication and installer menu can be accessed
only from the built-in keypad.
2.1 Front panel elements
2.1.1 Sector buttons
The built-in keypad is equipped with 4 sector keys allowing
the selection of sectors to be armed/disarmed.
At the centre of sector keys there is a proximity keys reader.
Sector keys indications may vary according to the distribu-
tion of sectors among areas.
4 Areas / 4 sectors mode
Each sector key is associated to a sector of the currently
operating area distinctively and provides information about
arming status of the corresponding sector (key S1 for sector
1, key S2 for sector 2, etc.)
Key status Indication
OFF Sector disarmed
ON Sector armed
Fast blinking Arming with Max Security
Slow blinking Exit time in progress
8/16 Sectors per area mode
During unit configuration, sector keys are associated to
sector groups . Each sector key provides information about
arming status of corresponding sectors.
Key status Indication
OFF All sectors associated to the key
are disarmed
ON All sectors associated to the key
are armed
Fast blinking All sectors associated to the key
are armed with maximum security
Fast blinking alternate to steady
light
At least one sector associated to
the key is armed (but not all)
Slow blinking Exit time in progress
Once the system has been armed, arming status is
normally displayed on keypad display and/or sector
keys: such keys will remain ON if sectors are armed.
When the option Hide arming state is enabled in
BrowserOne, all indications will be disabled and sector
keys will remain OFF also when the system is armed.
2.1.2 Number and control keys
The keypad features number keys and the following keys:
OK To enter a menu/submenu or confirm an operation.
STOP To exit a menu/submenu.
↑ ↓ To browse among menu pages and options
2.1.3 LED indicators
Four LEDs indicates the status of the current area.
If the built-in keypad has been configured as “system key-
pad”, LEDs will indicate system global status when inactive.
If the built-in keypad has been configured to manage a de-
fined area, LEDs will indicate the status of such area when
inactive.
The 4 LEDs will blink simultaneously in case of setup from
keypad or system locked.

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1 Zones status (GREEN)
2 Anomaly (YELLOW)
3 General alarm (RED)
4 Tamper (RED)
1 2 3 4
1. Zones status LED
It indicates zones arming status.
• ON: no zones with alarm/tamper alarm events. The unit
can be armed.
• OFF: at least one zone not assigned to the exit path is
alarmed.
• Blinking: the unit is armed and at least one zone assigned
to the exit path signals an anomaly event; or at least one
zone signals alarm/tamper event but generates an event
dierent from intrusion alarm.
When the LED is o or blinking, the alarmed zones can be
displayed using ↓ key.
2. Anomaly status LED
It indicates anomaly status.
• ON: no anomalies. However, it is possible to configure
the LED so as it remains o when there are no anomalies
(via BrowserOne).
• Blinking: system anomaly (Mains failure, Low battery,
open Tamper or memory anomaly, etc.) or zones anom-
aly. For details on how to display anomalies, please see
paragraph 2.3.2 p.5 .
To reset memories, arm and disarm the system.
3. General alarm LED
It indicates general alarm.
• OFF: no alarm events.
• ON: alarm in progress (active relay).
• Blinking: alarm memories. To reset alarm memories, arm
and disarm the system.
4. Tamper LED
It indicates tamper status.
• OFF: no tampering zones.
• ON: tamper alarm in progress (active relay).
• Blinking: tamper alarm memories. To reset alarm memo-
ries, arm and disarm the system.
Once the system has been armed, if the option
Visualization Protection is enabled in BrowserOne,
all status indications from LEDs will be disabled.
Acoustic signalling for tampered zones
The unit can be configured to emit a single or continued
acoustic signal ("Din Don") when one or more zones are in
anomaly condition.
2.2 Displayed information
The built-in keypad can control one (or more) pertaining
area(s) and can display its status. The display will show de-
tails of all areas, one by one.
Idle display
1 date
2 time
3 welcome message (default: empty)
4 arming status
5 temperature detected (from MDTEMP / from unit detector)
6 week day
7 radio signal strength
8 power status
9 GPS status
10 e-Connect connection status
11 PSTN line status
12 GSM signal status
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Welcome
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 8 9 10 11 12
Icons on top bar
icon Indication
radio signal strength radio signal strength in reception
mode.
1 bar: poor
2 bars: weak
3 bars: good
4 bars: excellent
Indication provided only during
transmission mode.
power status Power status of related module.
OK = no anomalies.
NO = anomalies occurred.
GPS status GPS module status.
OK = no anomalies.
NO = anomalies occurred.
Indication provided only when
GSM module is installed.

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e-Connect connection status Status of e-Connect service
connection.
i= e-Connect connection active
but unregistered unit.
i = unit connected via Ethernet
i = unit connected via mobile
network
i = unit connected via Wi-Fi
(icons available starting from
firmware version 8.8.5)
i NO = unit disconnected from
e-Connect server
PSTN line status OK = no anomalies.
NO = anomalies occurred.
Indication provided only when
PSTN module is installed.
GSM signal status radio signal strength in reception
mode.
1 bar: poor
2 bars: weak
3 bars: good
4 bars: excellent
Indication provided only when
GSM module is installed and
registered.
To activate the display, press any keys. It will show the pre-
senting area as defined during keypad installation.
Display with 4 areas / 4 sectors mode
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
Display with 2 areas / 8 sectors mode
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Ins:12---6-8
Area 1
Display with 1 area / 16 sectors mode
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
1234----------FG
Area 1
Backlight
The display backlight will change according to operating
mode.
To save energy, the display will be switched o automatical-
ly after 1 minute inactivity or in case of power cut.
Display backlight can be adjusted using the management
software.
By default colours are:
• green backlight: activity with unit disarmed;
• red backlight: during exit time, when entering a code,
when using proximity keys and when the unit is armed.
In some cases emergency light function can be used: see
14
p.28 chapter.
Temperature indications
The display indicates temperature detected by the unit built-
in detector.
If MDTEMP module is installed, two temperature values will
be indicated.
By default:
left: temperature detected by MDTEMP module
right: temperature detected by the unit detector
21,4°
+21,7°
The two indications can be inverted and the display of the
built-in temperature detector can be disabled.
Temperature values will blink when detectors need
calibration: it can be performed through user or install-
er menu.
2.2.1 Change of current operating area
To change the current operating area:

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3
SELECT AREA
(0-4 Ok Stop)
Area 1
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 3
– Press OK while the interface is idle.
– Press the number key (1, 2, 3 or 4) corresponding to the
desired area (such area can be accessed only if the user
has sectors authorised for the area).
– Press OK to confirm, STOP to exit.
The LEDs will indicate the status of the area just set (not that
of the presenting area).
The keypad shows presenting area again one minute
after the last button has been pressed.
2.2.2 User menu
A user menu is available at keypad.
User menu items allow users to manage basic maintenance.
For more information: paragraph 2.5 p.10
2.3 Display the status
Once a working are is selected, "System status" menu will
display information related to such area.
To enter the menu:
(↑↓ Ok Stop)
ZONES STATUS
System Status
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
– Press arrow keys ↑ or ↓ while the interface is in idle
mode.
If Visualization Protection option is enabled (for
EN50131 standard compliance), the user will have to
enter user code and then use arrow keys to go to "Sys-
tem status" menu pages.
If the GPS module is used, the option GPS STATUS is added.
See 8
p.20 chapter.
– Press OK to enter a menu/submenu, STOP to exit.
– When in submenu pages, use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to dis-
play relevant data.
2.3.1 Check zones status
– Go to ZONE STATUS.
– Press OK to enter the menu item.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse the reports.
If there are no status reports, the following message will
appear:
No alarms
If there is pending information, the two arrows on the dis-
play will blink.
2.3.2 Check anomalies status
The yellow LED will blink in case of anomalies.
To check anomalies:
– Go to ANOMALIES STATUS.
– Press OK to enter the menu item.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse the reports.
If there is pending information, the two arrows on the dis-
play will blink.
For more information: paragraph 13
p.27 .
2.3.3 Tamper and alarm memories
To check alarm and tamper memories logged on unit histor-
ic file.

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– Go to ALM/TAMP. MEMORY.
– Press OK to enter the menu item.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse the reports.
If there is pending information, the two arrows on the dis-
play will blink.
2.3.4 SIM Balance status
If the unit is equipped with a prepaid card, the balance can
be displayed on keypad.
– Go to GSM STATUS.
– Press OK to enter the menu item.
(Stop)
PROVIDER
GSM Status
Bal. ???
SIM balance will be displayed only in case of pre-paid SIM
card.
2.3.5 Check GPS status
If the unit is equipped with a GPS module, it is possible to
control its working mode.
– Go to GPS STATUS.
– Press OK to enter the menu item.
Lt: 45.813578N
Ln: 13.51349E
Ds: -
Sp: 0Kmh
2.4 Operating mode from keypad
Dierent modes are available for arming from keypad.
The control unit detects unauthorised access at-
tempts: if within a arming/disarming cycle more than
20 attempts are detected (non-recognised keypad/
key/remote control/remote access codes) the event
Maximum access attempts exceeded will be gener-
ated. More consecutive access attempts with the same
code will be counted as one.
2.4.1 General information on system arming
The system will be armed per sectors.
During system configuration, each user will be assigned
sectors to arm.
Each sector can include one zone (or more) that can be as-
sociated to intrusion detection devices ( detectors, magnet-
ic contacts, etc.)
During unit configuration, some zones can be included into
exit path. After system arming, users can leave the premis-
es within a set time (exit time) through the exit path without
triggering an alarm event.
Exit path zones can be set as exit door: when users exit and
close the door, the remaining exit time will reset and the unit
will arm.
The subsequent opening of the door generates an
alarm.
2.4.2 Simple arming
With simple arming, the sectors proposed to the user will
be armed. The sectors proposed are set during system
installation.
UUU
U UU
(default: 111111)
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
SELECT SECTORS
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
Keys of sectors proposed for arming for a specific user will
blink in the currently operating area.
– Press OK to start arming, STOP to cancel it.
– If exit time has been set, it will be marked by beep sounds:
leave the protected areas within the set time walking
through the path set.
At the end of exit time, sectors proposed will be armed (sector
keys remains lighted unless the option Hide arming state is
enabled).
Armed status will be displayed.
If the built-in keypad has been configured as “system
keypad”, areas armed will be displayed instead of
sectors.

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2.4.3 System arming with sectors selection
- 4 areas / 4 sectors mode
The unit features an advanced arming procedure that allows
the manual selection of sectors to be armed among the sec-
tors proposed to the user.
With 4 areas / 4 sectors mode, each sector key is associated
to a sector distinctively.
UUU
U UU
(default: 111111)
SELECT SECTORS
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
Pre-arming mode starts. Sector keys of sectors proposed for
arming will start blinking (for the specific user in the current-
ly operating area).
– Press a sector key (S1, S2, S3, S4) to change the sectors
proposed (if authorised for the specific user).
The interval between the pressure of one key and the
following one must not be over 5 seconds otherwise
the system will arm.
Example
If sectors proposed for arming at the beginning are S1 and
S3
when you press key S2 (if authorised) also sector 2 will be
proposed for arming.
If you press key S2 again, sector 2 will be excluded from
sectors proposed.
– To change area, press arrow keys ↑ or ↓, then select sec-
tors to be armed.
– When finished, press OK to start arming, STOP to cancel
it.
– If exit time has been set, it will be marked by beep sounds:
leave the protected areas within the set time walking
through the path set.
At the end of exit time, sectors proposed will be armed (sector
keys remains lighted unless the option Hide arming state is
enabled).
Armed status will be displayed.
If the built-in keypad has been configured as “system
keypad”, areas armed will be displayed instead of
sectors.
if one selected sector cannot be armed, the arming
procedure will be stopped.
2.4.4 System arming with sectors selection
- 8/16 sectors per area mode
Under 8/16 Sectors per area mode, sector keys are associat-
ed to sectors group.
Sector keys arm/disarm sector groups. The key-sectors as-
sociation is made during setup.
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
Each sector key indicates associated sectors proposed for
arming according to the following table:
Key status Indication
OFF No sectors associated to that key
are proposed for arming
Slow blinking At least one sector among those
associated to that key is proposed
for arming
Fast blinking All sectors associated to that key
are proposed for arming
On the keypad display, a number / letter indicates that the
sector associated is proposed for arming (under 16 sectors
per area mode letters A to G represent sectors from 10 to
16); hyphens indicate sectors not proposed for arming.
The indication is on display bottom row.
8 Sectors mode
Arm: 123--67-

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16 Sectors mode
Arm: 123--67-9AB----G
During key blinking (pre-arming time, around 5s), it is possi-
ble to change sectors proposed either per single sector, or
per sectors group.
Per single sector:
Press a number key to change a single sector proposed (as
long as the sector selected is authorised for the user).
▼ 8 Sectors mode
Press numeric keys from 1to 8.
▼ 16 Sectors mode
Press numeric keys from 1to 9, *(= A), 0(= B), #(= C).
The single sector selection is not available for D, E, F,
and G sectors.
Example
If sectors proposed for arming at the beginning are 1,2, 3,
6 and 7
Arm: 123--67-
when you press key 8 also sector 8 will be proposed for
arming (as long as it is authorised for the user):
Arm: 123--678
If you press key 8 again, sector 8 will be excluded from sec-
tors proposed.
Per sectors group:
Press a number key to change sectors proposed for arming
for that specific key according to the following table:
Status BEFORE pressing a
sector key
Status AFTER having pressed
a sector key
At least one sector (but not
all) among those associated
to that key is proposed for
arming
→All sectors associated to that
key are proposed for arming
(as long as they are authorised
for that user)
All sectors associated to that
key are proposed for arming
→No sectors associated to that
key are proposed for arming
(as long as they are authorised
for that user)
Example
If sectors proposed for arming are
Arm: 123--67-
and sector key S2 has sectors 3, 4, and 5 associated (all
authorised for the user too), when you press sector key S2
items proposed for arming will change:
Arm: 1234567-
– When finished, press OK to start arming, STOP to cancel
it.
– If exit time has been set, it will be marked by beep sounds:
leave the protected areas within the set time walking
through the path set.
At the end of exit time, sectors proposed will be armed (sector
keys remains lighted unless the option Hide arming state is
enabled).
Armed status will be displayed.
If the built-in keypad has been configured as “system
keypad”, areas armed will be displayed instead of
sectors.
2.4.5 Fast arming - 4 areas / 4 sectors mode
If two specific options are enabled, sectors can be armed
without entering the user code.
Arming with sector key + OK
The option Activate fast arming in BrowserOne has to
be activated.
– Press sector key of the sector to be armed (the sector can
be armed if it is authorised at least to one user). The key
will start blinking.
Sect S1.A1
(OK = Arm)
FAST ARMING?
– Press OK to confirm (if not, the procedure will be can-
celled after 5s).
– If an exit time has been set, leave the protected areas
within the set time.
When during the procedure another sector key is pressed,
the sector to be armed will be changed.
The procedure will be cancelled if you press the key of a
sector that cannot be armed.
Arming with double pressure
The option "Fast arming/output manoeuvre" has to
enabled with the double pressure of the sector key
in BrowserOne.
– Press sector key of the sector to be armed (the sector can
be armed if it is authorised at least to one user). The key
will start blinking.
Sect S1.A1
(OK = Arm)
FAST ARMING?
– Press the key again.

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– If an exit time has been set, leave the protected areas
within the set time.
The procedure will be cancelled if you press the key of a
sector that cannot be armed.
2.4.6 Fast arming - 8/16 sectors per area mode
Fast arming option can be enabled under ‘8/16 sectors per
area’ mode (if checked during system configuration); to do
so, press sector key + OK, or press sector key twice (as ex-
plained in the previous paragraph 2.4.5
p.8 .
Sectors associated to that sectors key will be armed as long
as they are also authorised for the user.
2.4.7 Disarming
When system is armed:
UUU
U UU
(default: 111111)
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
S1 S2 S3 S4
Area 1
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
System disarming will be marked by beeping sounds.
Only sectors authorised for the specific user will be disarmed.
2.4.8 Disarming with duress mode.
A duress event occurs when a user is forced to disarm the
system at keypad.
In such case:
– Key in user code increasing or decreasing the last digit by
one unit (example: 123450 or 123458 when the real code
is 123459).
– Press OK.
The control unit will be disarmed and, at the same time, a
"duress event" will be generated. The event will be man-
aged via phone dialler or GSM module.
2.4.9 Panic alarm from keypad
If necessary, it is possible to generate a "panic alarm", indi-
cating the keypad at which it has been signalled.
*#
+
– Press keys * and # on keypad simultaneously.
2.4.10 Arming advanced functions
Authorise system arm / disarm
During system configuration, the installer can set arm/dis-
arm authorisation for each user on Users menu page in
BrowserOne.
A user can be denied authorisation for arming or disarming
or for both commands; in the latter case, the user can still
check control unit status and access maintenance menu (if
authorised).
At least one user must always be authorised for sys-
tem arm/disarm.
Forced arming through keypad
If the option Activate Arming Lock in BrowserOne is active,
system arming will be denied if some fault conditions occur.
When the arming is denied due to a dialler failure or lack
of supervision, users can force the arming only through the
keypads controlling the areas involved in the arming denied.
– When forced arming is allowed, the following message
will be displayed:
ANOMALY
(OK = Arm)
FORCE ARMING?
– Press OK within 15 seconds to start forced arming, STOP
to cancel it.
Bypassed detectors will not cause system lock.
Fast arming will automatically be performed in case of fail-
ure or lack of supervision when arming is activated by re-
mote control via software or SMS, and by time scheduler.
Forced arming will not be allowed in case of zones with
anomaly events. If the user has sent an arming command
via SMS, the unit will reply with "ARMING DENIED".
Installer intervention
If the following option has been enabled
Required authorization of the installer for inclusion with...
and one of the following events occur:
• system / control devices / serial devices tamper
• dialler / siren / battery fault

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the installer code will be required to force system arming:
INSTALLER CODE:
--------
The installer authorisation is required also when arming the
system with a remote control or a M4 key that is not associ-
ated to the keypad.
All keypads of areas aected by the arming command will
display
REQUIRED
INSTALLER AUTH.
Arming/disarming signalled from siren
Arming and disarming can be signalled by the sirens con-
nected to the control unit. In detail:
• arming: single blink, acoustic signal
• disarming: double blink, acoustic signal
Arming from external control device
Control units can recognise arm/disarm commands sent by
control devices dierent from the compatible ones (exam-
ple: receivers already existing in the system.)
Such control devices has to be wired to control units zones
conveniently and set for such purpose.
They shall feature the same performance level as the con-
trol unit.
2.5 Enter USER MENU on keypad
VILLEGGIO NG-TRX units provide a user menu that can be
accessed at keypad.
User menu items allow users to manage basic maintenance.
The user can access the menu only if authorised by the
installer (with Basic Maintenance option).
To enter user menu:
*
UUU
U UU
(default: 111111)
FRI
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
Disarmed
Area 1
(↑↓ Ok Stop)
BYPASS ZONES
Maintenance
– Key in user code (default: 111111).
It is strongly recommended to change the code to
strengthen system security level. The installer cannot
see it since it is represented by asterisks.
– Press * key.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among options.
– Press OK to enter a menu item, STOP to exit setup.
– If you press STOP repeatedly after an operation, you may
be asked to save changes.
SAVE CHANGES?
(Ok=Yes #=No)
While in user menu, the 4 LED indicators will blink
simultaneously.
The user menu lists the following items (on the right, the
number of the paragraph with details on the items):
▼ MAINTENANCE
→ BYPASS ZONES - § 2.5.1 p.11
→ INSTALLER AUTH. - § 2.5.2 p.11
→ OUTPUT CONTROL - § 2.5.3 p.11
→ MANAGE SIM BAL. - § 2.5.4 p.11
→ CLOCK SETUP - § 2.5.5 p.11
→ CLOCK CALIBR. - § 2.5.6 p.12
→ TEMP CALIBR. - § 2.5.7 p.12
→ CHRONOTHERMOSTAT - § 2.5.8 p.12
→ WEEKLY PROGR. - § 2.5.9 p.12
→ MANAGE USERS - § 2.5.10 p.12

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→ PHONE NUMBERS - § 2.5.11 p.13
→ CHANGE CODE - § 2.5.12 p.13
→ SYSTEM TEST - § 2.5.13 p.13
→ MANAGE CHIME - § 2.5.14 p.13
→ EVENT LOG - § 2.5.15 p.13
2.5.1 Zones bypass
Users can bypass zones with anomaly (example: for mainte-
nance operations).
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to BYPASS ZONES option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among zones or enter
the zone number directly (example, key in 003 for zone
3) .
– Press #to bypass the zone.
Zon.1 BYPASSED
(1=Act. #=Byp.)
IR Detector
– To include the zone again, press 1.
Zon. 1 ACTIVE
(1=Act. #=Byp.)
IR Detector
– Press STOP to exit the menu.
If the installer has enabled
Zone exclusion only from installer via BrowserOne, the
menu will not be available for users and zones can be by-
passed by the installer only.
2.5.2 Limits to installer access
Installers access to configuration is subject to users’
authorisation.
The authorisation is valid for all access modes: from keypad,
direct connection or remote assistance.
The user has to grant the authorisation to visualise its own
images (via BrowserOne).
The user can use the following menu:
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to INSTALLER AUTH. option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Press 1 (=Acc.) repeatedly to change control unit access
authorisation:
▼ TEMPORARY
Until the end of the connection session.
▼ NONE
Access denied.
▼ PERMANENT
Access granted.
– Press 2 (=Img.) repeatedly to change authorisation to
visualise user images in BrowserOne:
▼ NONE
The installer cannot view the images.
▼ LOCAL
The installer can view the images only via USB con-
nection (default).
▼ ALWAYS
The installer can view the images only via any type of
connection.
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
2.5.3 Manual control of outputs
Users can change outputs status if such outputs have been
assigned Manual Control option.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to OUTPUT CONTROL
option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among outputs or enter
the output number directly (example, key in 003 for out-
put 3) .
– Press 1to activate the output (ENABLED), #to deactivate
it (DISABLED).
When all outputs are disabled the message
No Out.Available will be displayed. When an output
is associated to an event and/ or cannot be controlled
by the user, its status can be checked but it cannot be
managed.
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
2.5.4 SIM balance check
Users can enable/disable balance reading of GSM module
SIM card.
This option is available only if the correct SIM Balance
Check Profile has been selected by the installer.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to MANAGE SIM BAL. option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Press OK repeatedly to change output status
(READING ENABLED/READING DISABLED).
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
Not all telephone companies allow such operation.
2.5.5 Date and time setup
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CLOCK SETUP option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use number keys to set weekdays (1= Monday ... 7=
Sunday), day/month/year, hour and minute. Use arrow
keys ↑ or ↓ to move cursor along the row: data which are
being modified will blink.
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.

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2.5.6 Clock calibration
Use this menu to manually adjust the dierence in time oc-
curred over a month between the control unit clock and the
standard one.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CLOCK CALIBR. option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to increase/decrease seconds per
month (5s/month steps).
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
2.5.7 Temperature calibration
Use this menu to manually adjust the dierence between
the temperature value detected by the unit and that detect-
ed by a thermostat installed on the premise.
Displayed temperature will blink when it needs to be
calibrated.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to TEMP CALIBR. option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to increase/decrease temperature
(0.1° steps).
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
2.5.8 Chronothermostat setup
Chronothermostat setup menu
Chronothermostat function must be activated via
BrowserOne.
Thresholds setup
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among thresh-
olds (TEMP. LEVEL 1, TEMP. LEVEL 2, TEMP. LEVEL 3,
ANTIFREEZE LEV.).
– Press OK to enter the level.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to adjust the temperature.
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
Daily schedules setup
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among daily schedules.
– Press OK to enter a schedule.
Monday Prog.
(↑↓ 1-3 Ok Stop)
– An arrow will indicate the first time interval. Press 1,
2 or 3 to apply respectively threshold 1, 2 and 3 to the
time interval selected. The cursor will go to next interval
automatically.
– Repeat all intervals.
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
Set winter/summer mode
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Go to SUMMER/WINTER.
– Press key 1 repeatedly to switch status between SUMMER
and WINTER.
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
2.5.9 Schedules change
The activation time of a schedule set with the programmer
can be suspended or modified.
There has to be at least one schedule set and users
has to be authorised for changes.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to WEEKLY PROGR. option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
If there are no schedules available the message
No prog. avail. will be displayed.
– Press 1 to start modifying time: use number keys to mod-
ify time, arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to move cursor. Press OK to
confirm.
– Press # to suspend a schedules, press 1 to restart it.
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
2.5.10 Users authorisations management
The user who has been authorised during system installa-
tion can change other users’ authorisation to system access.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to MANAGE USERS option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to select user to manage.
– Press OK repeatedly to change the user’s authorizations:
• FULL
• ARM ONLY (= only arming)
• DIS. ONLY (= only disarming)
– Press # key to suspend a user (SUSPENDED = system

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access denied). The suspension can be set through
weekly programmer too. However, setup from keypad
has priority over other settings.
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
2.5.11 Change phone numbers
Numbers on phone numbers list can be modified.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to PHONE NUMBERS option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to select the number to be modified.
– Press OK to activate the field.
– Use number keys, * and # to key in the number: cursor
will move rightwards. Press ↓ to cancel one digit. Press
↑ to enter an empty space. Press S4 to cancel the entire
row.
– Press OK to save and exit the menu, or press STOP to exit
the menu without saving.
2.5.12 Change user code
Users can change their codes.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to CHANGE CODE option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use number keys to enter the code. Digits will be repre-
sented by asterisks ( * ).
– Enter the code again. If the two codes match, the new
code is memorised and the function exits the menu
automatically.
2.5.13 System test
The test includes 3 steps: ZONES TEST, OUTPUTS TEST, DI-
ALLER TEST.
For the test to be considered valid, all four steps have to be
run in sequence, without exiting the SYSTEM TEST menu:
please wait for each step to be completed (with messages
“TEST OK”, “TEST EXECUTED” or “NOT EXECUTAB.”) and go
to the next one.
If users press STOP before the end of a step, the test will be
stopped and considered invalid.
Start system test
– Enter user menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to SYSTEM TEST option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to browse among available steps.
Press OK to start a test.
ZONES TEST
– Press OK to start a test.
All connected zones with "walk test" property will be
tested one by one. If no zones have the walk test prop-
erty, the message NOT EXECUTAB. will appear.
– The system shows the first zone to be tested which will be
alarmed. The system beeps for confirmation and is now
ready to test the following zone.
– Repeat the previous step for all zones displayed.
– Once the test is completed, press STOP to exit test step.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to the next step.
OUTPUT TEST
– Press OK to start a test.
– The following outputs will be temporarily activated: pro-
grammable relay (if activated during setup), external si-
ren, RS-485 and NG-TRX sirens (if present). All outputs
will be activated for 6 seconds and the activation can be
interrupted by pressing # key.
Note: the NG-TRX sirens are activated on an area basis: if
there are several sirens within the same area, they will all
be activated at the same time. Areas with no sirens are not
displayed.
– Press OK to go to the next output to test. Repeat for each
output.
– Once the test is completed, press STOP to exit test step.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to the next step.
DIALLER TEST
– Press OK to start the test. The dialler activates and the
message TEST CALL will be displayed.
– Press OK again to start the test. Wait for test to be com-
pleted (the message NOT EXECUTAB. will be displayed if
the dialler is disabled.)
– Once the test is completed, press STOP to exit test step.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to the next step.
2.5.14 Chime management
Users can enable/suspend chime function. The function
shall be enabled for each zone individually during zones
configuration.
When enabled, an acoustic signal will be emitted by the
keypad when the zone is activated while its sectors are dis-
armed or when a zone with 24H is alarmed.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to MANAGE CHIME option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– Press OK repeatedly to select ENABLED or SUSPENDED.
– Press STOP to save and exit the menu.
2.5.15 Events log
Users can check system events list saved.
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to go to EVENT LOG option.
– Press OK to enter the menu.
– The function will display the last event saved and the cor-
responding user. Press ↑ or ↓ to browse among events.
– Press STOP to exit the menu.
3 PROXIMITY KEYS USAGE
With proximity keys users can arm/disarm systems quickly
by drawing them close to the built-in reader or system read-
ers (I8, I66, IZENITH).

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The keys shall be registered to the control unit.
The following paragraph shows some examples of readers
that can be installed in the system.
Readers installable on ULTRABUS serial line are only com-
patible with VIDOMO2K unit.
Verify the compatibility of the reader with the unit model
purchased.
3.1 Readers type
I8 - I66
A Tamper/general alarm LED (shared indication)
B Unit arming status LED (zones status)
C System anomaly LED
D System arming status LED
E Area for M4 key
A
B
C
D
E
For LEDs indications, please see paragraph 2.1.3 p.2 .
Some options are available in configuration (Areas page)
and allow using System Arming Status LED (D) for special
indications.
• Display Partial Arming on Reader: LED D will blink slow-
ly in case of partial arming; it will blink quickly in case of
partial arming in max security mode.
• Display Armed Sectors on Reader: LED D will indicate
armed sectors in sequence according to the table data.
Such function will not be available if the keypad is set
as 'system keypad' or in case of arming in max security
mode.
1 blink Sector S1 armed.
2 blinks Sector S2 armed.
3 blinks Sector S3 armed.
4 blinks Sector S4 armed.
Example
If S1 and S3 are armed, the LED will blink once, then pause,
then will blink three times.
IZENITH
A Tamper/general alarm LED (shared indication)
B Unit arming status LED (zones status)
C System anomaly LED
D System arming status LED
E Area for M4 key
F Sectors selection keys
A
B
C
D
E
F
For LEDs indications, please see paragraph 2.1.3 p.2 .
IZENITH can be set for one area only.
F
During arming procedure, red-lighted LEDs will indicate sec-
tors arming status.
3.2 Proximity keys usage
Before proceeding, please see arming general information
(paragraph 2.4.1
p.6 ).
Proximity keys cannot be used to arm/disarm in Max
security mode.
The control unit detects unauthorised access at-
tempts: if within a arming/disarming cycle more than
20 attempts are detected (non-recognised keypad/
key/remote control/remote access codes) the event
Maximum access attempts exceeded will be generat-
ed. More consecutive access attempts with the same
code will be counted as one.
3.2.1 System arming
– Place the proximity key on unit reader (or near the sensi-
tive area onto reader or keypad).

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– The pre-arming time will start (around 5s): if there are
sector keys, users can modify sectors proposed for arm-
ing. Please see paragraph 2.4.3 p.7 .
– When the pre-arming time elapses, the exit time will start
(if set). Leave the protected area within such time walking
through the path set.
When exit time elapses, the unit status LED will light up.
3.2.2 Disarming
When system is armed:
– Place the proximity key on unit reader (or near the sensi-
tive area onto reader or keypad).
– Wait a few seconds until the unit status LED (on readers)
or sector keys (on keypad) switches OFF.
3.2.3 Disarming with duress mode.
Users may be forced to disarm the system with a proximity
key (duress event).
To protect against this possibility, users may ask installers
to activate the "double confirmation" function, that is, all
disarming procedures with proximity keys have to be con-
firmed by entering a user code (to keypad) within a set time
interval.
To disarm with double confirmation function active:
– Place the proximity key near the sensitive area.
– Go to the nearest keypad within the time set during system
configuration (Double confirmation time for duress).
U UUUUU
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
All areas feature a separate timer: if a disarming procedure
involves multiple areas, timers of all involved areas will
activate.
The code entered may not be of the same user that dis-
armed the unit; however each user can lock only timers of
pertaining areas.
If the time interval elapses without the confirmation of the
system disarming, a duress alarm related to the user that
disarmed will be created.
3.2.4 System forced arming
If the option Activate Arming Lock in BrowserOne is active,
system arming will be denied if some fault conditions occur.
If arming is not allowed because of dialler fault or lack of
supervision events, users can force system arming only us-
ing control devices that control areas involved in the arming
lock.
– When arming can be forced, the red arming LED will start
blinking rapidly.
– Within 15 seconds: to force arming place M4 key again
near the reader or press OK on the keypad to which the
reader is connected.
Bypassed detectors will not cause system lock.
4 REMOTE CONTROLS USAGE
Remote control devices can be used to arm (either totally or
partially) and disarm systems.
4.1 Function keys
The following image refers to ATLANTE2K device. Other de-
vices may not feature the same function keys.
A Key "TOTAL ARMING"
B Key "TOTAL DISARMING"
C Key "PARTIAL ARMING 1"
D Key "PARTIAL ARMING 2"
E Two-colour LED for data transmission status
1 Key "OUTPUT 1 CONTROL"
2 Key "OUTPUT 2 CONTROL"
A
1
C
D
2
B
E
Please refer to the manual of the remote control in use for
information on keys and LED indications.
4.2 Operation with remote controls
Before proceeding, please see arming general information
(paragraph 2.4.1
p.6 ).
The control unit detects unauthorised access at-
tempts: if within a arming/disarming cycle more than
20 attempts are detected (non-recognised keypad/

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key/remote control/remote access codes) the event
Maximum access attempts exceeded will be generat-
ed. More consecutive access attempts with the same
code will be counted as one.
Access attempts with remote controls will be counted
only if remote controls antiscramble function is active.
4.2.1 System arming
To arm the system, press one of the following keys:
• "Total arming" (A): arms all sectors authorised for the
user
• "Partial arming 1" (C): arms sectors proposed for the user
• "Partial arming 2" (D): arms sectors authorised but not
the proposed ones
Example
if sectors authorised are number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and pro-
posed ones are 1, 2, 3, 4, only the remaining sectors 5 and
6 will be armed.
For some remote controls, installers can modify the de-
fault configuration of "Partial arming 1" key and "Par-
tial arming 2" key so that such keys will arm/disarm
defined sectors instead of sectors proposed and sec-
tors authorised but not the proposed ones respectively
4.2.2 Disarming
– Press "total disarming" (B) key.
4.2.3 Disarming with duress mode.
Users may be forced to disarm the system with a remote
control device (duress event).
To protect against this possibility, users may ask installers to
activate "Double confirmation" function, that is, all disarm-
ing procedures with remote controls have to be confirmed
by entering a user code (to keypad) within a set time interval.
To disarm with double confirmation function active:
– Press "total disarming" key (B).
– Go to the nearest keypad within the time set during system
configuration (Double confirmation time for duress).
U UUUUU
– Key in user code.
– Press OK.
All areas feature a separate timer: if a disarming procedure
involves multiple areas, timers of all involved areas will
activate.
The code entered may not be of the same user that dis-
armed the unit; however each user can lock only timers of
pertaining areas.
If the time interval elapses without the confirmation of the
system disarming, a duress alarm related to the user that
disarmed will be created.
4.2.4 Panic event
When necessary, a panic alarm event can be generated by
pressing "Partial arming 1" key (C) and "Partial arming 2" key
(D) simultaneously.
If suitably set, sirens and phone dialler will activate upon
panic event.
4.2.5 System forced arming
If the option Activate Arming Lock in BrowserOne is active,
system arming will be denied if some fault conditions occur.
If arming is not allowed because of dialler fault or lack of
supervision events, users can force system arming only us-
ing control devices that control areas involved in the arming
lock.
– Within 15 seconds: to force arming press again the re-
mote control key previously selected.
Bypassed detectors will not cause system lock.
5 GSM AND PHONE
COMMUNICATIONS
The control units support the following modules:
• MDPSTN: to connect to an analogue telephone line.
• MDGSMI (or MDGSME with external antenna kit): al-
lows connection to the GSM network to send voice and
SMS messages.
MDGSMI is installed by default on VICOMPACT2K.

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As an alternative to MDPSTN module, it is possible to
install MDNTP and MDGSME modules that allow the
connection to a phone line.
5.1 Calls reception
Users will receive calls or SMS texts when specific alarm
events occur (defined during setup.)
Events can also be used for transmissions to surveillance
centres.
When users receive a phone call, they can use one of the
following keys on the phone keypad:
5The call is interrupted, the unit will call the following
number (if set).
0The call is interrupted, the unit will not call other
numbers until a new event occurs.
* or # It activates remote listening function. The call will be
terminated after 2 minutes automatically, or whenever
users want by pressing 0 or 5 key.
5.1.1 Remote listening
The function can be activated also via remote control
command.
M.ON
(see 11 p.23 ).
When the activation request is accepted, the unit will send
an SMS text to confirm
REMOTE LISTENING REQ.
and will call the number and immediately activate the re-
mote listening function for 2 minutes.
5.2 Receiving SMS from control units
If the unit is equipped with GSM module, during configu-
ration it is possible to activate SMS sending upon events
(alarms, arming/disarming commands, anomalies).
Users with their phone number on the list will receive a SMS
text from the unit upon occurrence of such events.
SMS texts contain information on system status.
The unit can send maximum 1000 events / day.
During installation it is possible to set "forwarding numbers
", that are number to which the unit will forward SMS texts
not identified as remote control texts (example, SMS texts
sent by phone companies, etc.)
5.3 SIM balance check
If installers activate the balance control of prepaid SIM cards
installed on to GSM module, users can suspend / activate
again the balance control:
• from keypad (MANAGE SIM BAL. in user menu) details
at: 2.5.4
p.11
• via SMS (texts C.OFF / C.ON messages) details at:
11
p.23
5.4 Sending SMS to control units
SMS texts are used to receive information about unit status
or send commands to the unit.
For details, please see 11
p.23 .
5.5 Change number list from keypad
Users can modify the phone number list using
PHONE NUMBERS in user menu.
For more information: paragraph 2.5.11
p.13 .
Such user change can be disabled during configuration.
5.6 Advanced settings
The installer can set advanced settings using BrowserOne
software.
5.6.1 Dialler block at disarming
Users can require to block phone communications (voice
and digital) caused by sectors disarming.
This function is available in System Options menu in
BrowserOne.
If dialler block is removed, the phone dialler will activate
when the first event generated after the removal occurs.
5.6.2 Limits to dialler activations
Installers can program the control unit so that it limits the
number of events that trigger the dialler.
When the max number is reached, the voice/SMS dialler ig-
nores other calls until the next day.
This function is available in Telephone Dialler menu in
BrowserOne.
Limits refer to events, and not to calls: the amount of
calls can be higher if events cause several calls. More-
over, the limit refers only to voice dialler and not digital
dialler.
For Low battery and No Supervision events a limit to the
number of calls they may generate (both voice and digital)
can be set using the software application.
In addition, such events will activate the dialler only if there
are no discharged battery memories for the relevant device.
5.6.3 Disable arm/disarm commands
Installers can disable arm/disarm commands via SMS texts
or voice communications (not digital ones) for each single
user.
This function is available in Users menu in BrowserOne.
6 TEMPERATURE MONITORING
VILLEGGIO NG-TRX series units are equipped with a tem-
perature detector measuring the temperature inside the
housing.

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6.1 Temperature thresholds
The installer can set two thresholds, one minimum and one
maximum:
• when the temperature goes from minimum to maximum
threshold the "Maximum Temperature" event will be
generated.
• when the temperature goes from maximum to minimum
threshold the "Minimum Temperature" event will be
generated.
Such events can be used to activate the on-board relay or
an external one.
6.2 A-B temperatures management
A more advanced temperature control can be re-
alised using output functions and alarm/pre-alarm
thresholds (in BrowserOne: page Temperature, tab
Management of A-B temperatures).
The installer can set four thresholds with corresponding
events: two for high temperature (Pre-alarm A and Alarm A),
and two for low temperature (Pre-alarm B and Alarm B.)
The installer can set an output to activate when the temper-
ature reaches one of the thresholds and to reset when the
temperature falls again within threshold ranges set.
If the temperature is not over/under thresholds set, the out-
put can be reset also by users in the two following ways:
It is required the installer has set one output with
Control of A-B temperatures function associated to a
SX sector key.
Reset from keypad
– Key in user code.
– Press SX sector key.
Reset via SMS
– Send SMS command S.X (see chapter 11 p.23 ).
Example
If S3 key has been associated to the function, the output will
reset:
• with the user code keyed in and followed by S3 key, or
• sending an SMS text with S.3
6.3 Calibration
The temperature detected by the sensor is aected by
the heat generated by electronic components inside the
housing.
For a correct detection, it may be necessary to calibrate the
detector.
Use TEMP CALIBR. option in user menu (see paragraph
2.5.7
p.12 ).
If the temperature displayed is x°C below environment tem-
perature, set a + x°C adjustment.
If the temperature sensor has not been calibrated, the tem-
perature indication will blink.
6.4 External temperature sensor
Instead of the unit built-in sensor, it is possible to use an ex-
ternal temperature sensor with radio transmitter (MDTEMP).
Once installed and learnt, the wireless temperature sensor
will replace the built-in sensor for all functions.
By default, the temperature detected by the built-in sensor
is still displayed with smaller numbers next to the external
sensor temperature.
The two indications can be inverted and the display of the
built-in temperature detector can be disabled.
Once the detector has been learnt, its supervision is auto-
matically enabled with 12-hour intervals (fixed value).
If the detector does not communicate with the unit for 12
hours the message ???° will start blinking on the display; if
the detector controls a boiler, the boiler will be switched o.
The temperature detector sends data any 15 minutes or
when a temperature value changes; the minimum interval
between data transmissions is 3 minutes.
The external detector can be calibrated only through the
built-in keypad.
Remote interrogation commands are available to notify the
two temperature values via SMS.
7 CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
VILLEGGIO NG-TRX series units feature Chronothermostat
function for boilers control.
The working mode can be daily or weekly based.
7.1 Chronothermostat interface
If chronothermostat function has been activated via soft-
ware it will be possible to see its interface on unit display.
To switch from intrusion to chronothermostat interface.
– Press OK
– Press 0
– Press OK
The control unit can be set to display chronothermostat in-
terface in activity.
To go back to intrusion interface:
– Press OK
– Press 1, 2, 3 or 4 according to relevant area

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– Press OK
1 Boiler ON icon (blinking when boiler is blocked)
2 Time intervals
3 temporary temperature change (arrow UP: increase; arrow
DOWN: decrease)
21,4° +21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
3
2
1
The display shows current day schedule.
In columns are represented dierent time intervals.
A small black square represents which temperature levels
(3) will be used for such time interval.
Temperature levels can be set using BrowserOne or
via user menu on keypad.
Small square on line 1 Level 1
Small square on line 2 Level 2
No small squares Level 3
"antifreeze" level is not used.
Example
For example, referring to above image:
• in time interval 6-7 level 2 is applied (small square on row
2)
• in time interval 9-10 level 1 is applied (small square on
row 1)
• in time interval 11pm-12am level 3 is applied (no small
squares)
When the chronothermostat interface is active, some keys
will change the command related:
Enter status display menu
Press * or #.
Arrow keys, normally used for such function, in chronother-
mostat interface will open temperature change menu.
Enter system menu and functions
To access setup menu and arming/disarming functions enter
user code.
7.1.1 Chronothermostat status change
To change chronothermostat status:
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓
– Press 1repeatedly until the status desired is displayed.
TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
Modify:+18,5°
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
• active - automatic: the chronothermostat will control
boiler activation according to setup
TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
Manual:+18,5°
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
• active - automatic: the chronothermostat will control
boiler activation according to a temperature threshold
set manually
TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
OFF
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
• deactivated: the chronothermostat will never control
boiler activation
TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
Antifreeze
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
• antifreeze: the chronothermostat will control boiler ac-
tivation in order to keep temperature above antifreeze
threshold
– Press OK to set chronothermostat status.
7.1.2 Temperature change
Temperature values set can be changed afterwards.
The change can be manual or temporary.
Manual change
In chronothermostat interface in idle mode
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓
– Press 1repeatedly until Manual appears

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TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
Manual:+18,5°
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
+26,8°
Ve 01/06
09:00
Manual:+22,0°
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to adjust the temperature with 0.3°
steps.
– Press OK
The manual setup will remain active until the user
changes it.
Temporary change
In chronothermostat interface in idle mode
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓
– Press 1repeatedly until Modify appears
TEMPERATURE
Programm.:+18,2°
Modify:+18,5°
(↑↓ 1=On/Off Ok)
21,4°
+21,7°
01/06/18
09:00
– Use arrow keys ↑ or ↓ to adjust the temperature with 0.3°
steps.
– Press OK
The change will be applied to current time interval and
to all following intervals using the same temperature
level until 11pm.
Intervals changed will blink.
A triangle will appear above current time interval. The tri-
angle will point upwards if the temperature has been in-
creased, downwards if it has been decreased.
To cancel the temporary change of temperature reset it to
setup value.
7.2 Boiler control
Chronothermostat function can be used to control boilers.
If temperature detected falls below set threshold, the boiler
will be activated.
The boiler will switch o when the temperature exceeds by
0.3° set threshold.
Boiler block detected
If the option Activate Boiler Failure Detection is enabled
in BrowserOne, the event "Boiler block" will be generated if
the temperature has not raised after two hours boiler acti-
vation attempts.
Icon for boiler ON will blink when boiler is blocked.
If dialler block remains, a new Boiler failure event is gener-
ated every 48 hours.
When the activation of the boiler has been set for such
event, it will be activated once a day max.
Boiler block anomaly has no memory: switch o
the chronothermostat to end Boiler failure events
generation.
7.3 Summer mode
As an alternative to the boiler, the chronothermostat can be
used to control an air-conditioning.
The install shall enable the specific function via software.
In summer mode:
• boiler block detection is disabled;
• remote control SMS texts indicate "air-conditioning" in-
stead of "boiler";
• the antifreeze temperature cannot be set
The programmable relay output of the unit cannot be
used to control boiler and air-conditioning simultane-
ously: you have to select one of the two.
8 GPS MODULE CONTROL.
When used to protect a vehicle/mean of transport, the unit
can be equipped with a GPS module (MDGPS) to control and
communicate the position.
SMS texts can be set for:
• alarm generation in case of moving away from a refer-
ence position;
• communication of position coordinates with automatic pe-
riodic dispatch, also by sending the link to a geolocation